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The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
MEDALS FOR VICTORY LIBERTY
LOAN WORKERS.

Washington. March s.-SiedaY>
made from captured German guns
will be awarded by the treasury de.
pastment TO all liberty LOAN workers
who participate actively ip the com
ing Victory Liberty Loan campaign.
Che sSsasurS announced today the
medals Woul& be distribuate3 to all
nsenlbers oq the ioSaa liber:y loar
committees who do conspicuous wors
on beEalg OF sha next loan. suql. as
serving 0N volunteer collecting come
Mitteeso
Ihe medal is described as obo1c
the sizc Of hslf acYlaro Oo ono
side wiz be d reproduction es the
treasury building and Che Words
Victory Yiberts 2oano" Che other
face eip bear a certificate of eartici-
patton in the eosN campaigs with q
blane space for engraving tee aas1e
Of tho recipiense
Treasur. Officials sais the Medals
zero aov seiag @ade sro=n GERMAN
cannon cantuee1 by o. Aaer5caes OF
Ghateap Eherrye
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
NOTES AND MEMS.
CONTINUED eso,n eighth paaeI

Mass EGoasso asgiSsieD Gsas csasbrne,s
s'onO Ward"VP. .sIa.. 60 resufne heg
se'ls'ss ae Foster HalJ. aas o. DiPl7
her a'snf. Wss. Ernest Ra9sgiYs
Mes .. 90. BsrUhil0 "g Non9rea5
s.anaHa, Us Visiting Nrs. .. g.. Gov9ae
"n h"s wss Go Hos spranss. !srb.
Wrs. B."ues a.'~alsnan ana babe 9lcg
So.ssns Mrs. srnan9 Roos.
Mrs. a:s"ss. ssIossr. "g Nisql'anG
as"HHe. eas e"Ns Q" 30 gs.radc arko
=" s'ssf beg an"ahsvs Mrs. ". ~
Brown.
Mss. psSQop 90. gnesSeYg is snaking
o sos'V 0" hcs Darenes. Mr. and Mrs
10. Riess begore going Go Deg Qew
h"o''' Sio Weus'sis. Tcsas.
seo"sas oog Wr. Grscgnan oMnD2on
q's'o9 Go llsl"~ ehas ts.0 Olas aaA e.
e"t"rio Q" Cleo %corsIo 8oelisiana sanfs
VSre''a'O a'Hr treatment sns anothc5
os'raSdodo WiIf teo Nsccss0rv q.9
9'a''"So' Vileo olsscaseeS 8pepl,o of qho. 6ne
sui"0 yes. sSsNs w.sr1n Geo Q.ae oufo
Sors,B SO 9.,ng.
Sl"''ecNans Ni'Ye@ TDr2se,qp qlae P.a-
@'''@S eeon'naIsl'o asischargc aon3 nae
ro''0rNSs meme. 700 is efss gura9 tsa
ssSo sa''2 Nrs. o. 90 SsiqkiQuoql.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

tho edoa ell.e che Gniees States si1al,
eneae iueo as5 Sgreeo1eHe gelc!e Mo-
SenB 10 peevens eao 10 ees fatlereo
% So eessn's oeisioeeo unoess wo %
soe eehiAg deel0ioa 20 noeve1se etosls"s
sssrso otwo e'lolS go 3 eo,e eloeuoo re-
>asoao tee blessings % sassokso0 %
ors soasseanSeiono' %
Representative 20 Suaree'a Oh Sefa
s-orko 8 9ee?ubeican Wiea . ress 'val
rccosS % seleice ae s'1o eroele. ass-
YHaeiea9ls osecsara,: -Sae Che soodsers
who Sne.s hat fighting ~aso ''N"u'd
tolerate no partisan efeore 20 teeea'
Pre s,dens Niisoo. 30 his efforts for /.
world socie1y.'0 'Dur.ns ehe war
said Hr. "a a.ualalia, ''che sweat cry
was 20 stand behind the President
AND wiz ;ne wae. We wan. 90 stand
behind him now and pu. siroUgh an
agreement that wilS make snGthsS
war impossible"
George W. WicRevshan, former
Republican AttorneyGensraQ o4 the
United States. returning from
France. gave testimony to Che gen
era9 feeling in the allied countries
thai ''Mr. Wilson's presence abroad
ana his influence will bring about
ratification Of the league piar.'' All
this Is in striking contrast with the
sne.r cf Senator Sherman when he
described the Lodge resolution as n
souvenir" Cor ehe President 20 take
back to the gay and somewhat tight.
hearted Parisians'-the Parisians
whose shoes Senator Sherman is dot
worthy 90 clean.
Regardless ef Senator Lodge and
his associates. 1t os safe TO assert that
no 81 Republican Senators will ever
be found 70 vote against the treaty
Of peace and the League of Nations
when the final test comes. What
ever they say now ana whatever they
DO now, when their chief aim in life
is 60 attack the President and try &c
eIiseredis hin, at the peace eonfere
ence, they wili take much different
attitude when they are charged with
the direct responsibility OF ra.ifica.
zion. Wnen tha. comes. vii? even 10
% them be willing 20 vote that the
blood OF anotilcS waS Si!g DO ypom
theiv hands,
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
MODIFYING PRIMARY LAWS.
New Orleans Item: The Seacti

vt" olieGiiS AlcHl. HC 0S6StiV1s
against tlirecs primaries an some Of
the states has reached such propere
lions as 70 invite The shcughfu; ase
tention OF election reformers. idaho
has already abolished the nomination
BY popular vote OF state officers and
members Of Congress. Legislation of
y similar character is pending in the
Indiana legislature. The amendment
Of the election laws Of New York is
urged in many quarters and the res.
toration Of the nominating conven-
ton 50 far rs state officers and JUS
tices Of the supreme court are con-
cerned, is provided for i'm q bild now
pending.
In these, Is we'll as IN many other
states, the same objections are urged
against the direct primary for state
wide candidates: the great expense
OF . campaign, which falls upon the
candidate and his friends, and the
indifference OF the voters, many Of
whom 90 not even know who the cam
didates are and what they represent.
IN purely local elections. OF course,
the circumstances are different. -
states where the nomination is not
equivalent 70 election, the voters
have . chance to sec,ify primary
errors in the ensuing election.
The idaho and Indiana plans, now
ever, 30 not contemplate Q return
% the old free-and-easy convention.
Delegates 20 state conventions ep
each county must De elected IN the
primary: 2nd delegates SD elected
will DC bound Av the wishes OF the
voters regarding candidates, G they
choose 60 express themselves
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

attending the advance Of dlStur.
hanc: of low pr"s>ur. from, The
Rockies 2" Louisiana fight I" heavy
rains have fallrn generally over The
WcSferN half of the sOttoN belt and
in several adjacent sections. frscl-
in. ~cathrv This molting Was main
" confined to The lake ve9ion amt
.i,iacnne country amt I" the inferior
section. of tIsr west Z" New Mexico.
3 Temperature Of ~ degrees below
z.ro W0> Srenl.!ra az Hatrc. Mont.
tai weather o. indicated on this
."roj"o sundas. witIo o change g.
e.6'!.S sunday.
Ncathrv t'Urv~aSg.
G.er shreveport anA <eciniss: Fair
ana rnl,trc. ab"ua ~ .o"gs..ss SNlo-
OaS. 6aiG.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Warming sur Peace

m. wol'Qt D. Searning 9oS peace
The world VA. tired ~ War. ~
present W. are 6ndulging 6D Che
blessings ~ An armlselce-a ceSSa.
tion Of actual strife. Gh,o Allies
with the assistance .sf Che American
soldiers. have ariumpee9 over The
Gcrmans. Dhc war precipitated by
Germany shrougls Che Aellisle spirit
Of srecd amt conquest is without a
Sarallel iN his records Of The human
race for Wan'oD cruelty. savasery,
i,eStialits. 1hc american soldiers
vent 90 war 20 make Che world tena-
.cracs SAf. against tloe AutO.racS
Of Germans: Z" protect ehe8G own
country FROM s;arsn0n onVasloD: 70
avenee she gnurHeG % @oMe@ and
children. olo olnarmeb ships Suns
on the ocean 9ecs"n0 shc reach Of
->uccov. AnN OtaeG .uSrages. hoSrifNe
eng ant NnlNeGSionab9. 0Po~ we'll
have the American soldiers pcrfese
Siifb t1lth SH0lS vi lls' Se' t'i
tanned Is q record historical Ger.
many. hoastfuo arrogant. pitisa ass.
SlorifNins !p an anticipated success
j. .rinsins il. thr SerS dUsV Of hue
initiation amt shame anN 1s compel
led 70 accept whatever 9crms ~
laac. Oh. Allies will .!icsatc. ana
even If defeated the Germans ar.
yaarning FOR peace. Peace. peace,v
is the crN Of The world. Shall this
be jeopar,liz.,f by q clique .t poll.
'iciaES in thr CNiteO Statese Ihe
American soldiers are sn>lstens on
peace and will not fail 90 hold 20 an
accounting whoe~eS it may be that
would through schaMing amt CHI
canery delay OF defeat the peace
through their distempeS directed a.
President Wilson.
Peace cannot DE hastene0 COO
quickly. Peace should be fixed and
settled within the next. az the lat
est. sixty days And within that
time or shortly afterwards every
American soldier in Europe should
be on the way home.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
LODGES RESOLUTION.

St. Louis Post Dispatch. March 3
The Lodge resolution, which was
signed by 81 Republican Senators in
the last hours of the Sixty-fifth Con.
gress is SO per cent persona! malice
and so per cent political bluff.
Once upon a time there was Z
doorkeeper of the House of Repre-
sentatives in Washington who
proudly proclaimed that he was n
bigger man than old Grant" That
is the spirit in which the Lodge sese-
luton was framed. These 81 Sena-
tors, who constitute slightly more
than one-third Of the total member
ship of the Senate, are serving notice
on the Peace Conference that. eol-
iectively they regard themselves ss
"a bigger man than old Wilson"
AS for the resolution itself, Il Is
remarkable chiefly FOR what il does
not say. Neither Senator Lodge who
has suddenly become the Alice Paul
of the Republican party. nor any Of
his SO associates dared TO make 4
stand against , League OF Nations.
Therefore. they solemnly resolved
that ''the Constitution OF the League
of Nations in the form noS proposed
should not be accepted b. the United
States"
But did they suggest any Definite
changes in that Constitutions Not
they. That again would have been
too specific They We're afraid %
make any issue ON any particular
article, so they left everything Sper.
II word is changed in the present
draft, if single sentence 10 1ecas..
their faces will have been saved.
They can vote fos the treaty ana Tho
League Of Nations, ana solemnly de-
clare that their opposition changed
a Constitution shat endangered tho
vor. life Of the republic into a cove
nant that will forever safeguar4 tho
peace OF mankind. Afe was Is wide
opee for every mothers 500 Of chem
- run to coveTe
while 80 Republicans in tYe Sen
ate were engaAed 10 tais eetuaane
performance, certain oeheg Gepubli-
cans were expressing opinions % Q
radically differene naturee RepIv-
sentative Mann, the Republicans floo0
leader of the House, made Q speech
in which he protested against p Ten
dency on the part of any fellow Re
publicans not only to criticiss Sc
verelv the President of the United
States for his part in reference to
a League Of Nations, but to criticise
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
So B'.saris-ss $ gD;sS

o'a'' SaS"usIfs ssss asq 80 20.3trj@<
eF'' 'N"!slng a'eo Seventeenth of
SNlsss aHYlic's is 0se s,,o o,IssarboB qgiflg
- sanal'lss 90 sh'o Yao,oY beuIrne. =
'Yi'srS7nmeS. II,oso gsmeo c. Sic
S.aus'sls, ateoIscse 1utAor ond Eer-
Vus"ro as Sss serIeans sill ,8nfixaa
q" s''s'ess. sstoonrse Igobcrg .
s'''''sr 'n9 o. g. I9oberta sill al
''iess Sts' sas'serins. Th, igyacafto,p
'Ni'e so 'S"div"@e'6 10 or. g..per +.
slnlsi0 "f sho gir~q pre~hytrrfan
ehnscYo on'9 she benedcgion nv Rev
other Charles -. Garland. president
=" ~. Sohn,s GoIIese. suJar :, =.
N"ffn"uset will officiate as master
- ceremonies. iamcs HcCann,s az
eh's'ra Nllf surpls The musical
i"'ilhers. This observance prom
'S'e y" "xcsl Che best of the past
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
NcID Said.

1hr G,o>.irr RanncG: Vn:o oNan
who el.;as .han.. {" emARine that he
is s":ux ~ plant % orov ~ cotton
grrAtrS than Nlhlic sentiment ha>
,oians"0 for :!,i. year j. Sers likely
Nroig. tkis t> Tho FIRST sn,e bn
fittV wears that th:. Sotthern people
9aS. qo,lnh Themselves on % position
enc commercial getters sha9 haVr
!euuN0 them .sllrsng we gcncratlon.
Sne urrson. therefore. who aims 2"
FUN counter 20 snclo earnest public
s"nsilN"n9 aS os soilfH 20 lacle 9hls
oe tHlo acreage reduction movement
will IN slS Vr"halollitSo e"lli,8o with
eo6lo' Thing.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Marriages.

]. os I?ssey sE,e Miss grcHo 0.olee
oilo.
5. 90. l1orI.eoeq sntS Miss Q. Xhom-
son.
O q. eoan.0s sne s9ise JOeerQ Gem
enc.
SOS 9scas0fe eno' sgse .sYma gsa-
0nro
o. =. lgasbrooe sn,s Wise .snpi.e 3.
oreeo.
$. \. seuclss sn,9 Niss 9eo9e Sob
lrso
p. ss. ghomse.ue sn,s Mrs. 8eaiss
g.2eo
II. g. Gasos sn2 sSiss Vlslre,s 9.
oefsries.
" 3. ghosnasis ans ssiss Isubs J.
SMITH.
@. W. 9scosos an'2 Miss Wi'liee g.oss
9on.
Sc. Fisher an3 Miss Wassfe WiY.
lisms.
g.E. NasSon aa.9 NSs. sidsss Whit
sosllSDe
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
Collapse o6 Newspapers.

Qon~sicr &ann,e. Dusine 1919 the
vos ,encr.esc ilp tleeo number - week
~ newspapers souI'isbe,? il0 ehe
onioc,s states wos $50. There ar
also % lrss dolls n"Nspapcrs and
1877 Gcse publications OF other ois>s-
rs. 9lsc hisIs price af Srilf Hopcr
anS s'her material soeether ~itl1
srcaeer wages for Yl.intrrs en,S oehcf
lahore made she Shinnins-e,lst ines
itab9ro
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
$50 SfGesS ssotYo PeeaoVss

Ge'nceIas alieho 90 stsras sslSh
eiseols oceurres az eoiIllam hctSc"n
Bugh Souec ana Zee smith. Nhie'o
10 ~. Esussp Soune wish 0wo shota
iV oh,e shoulder is in ehso hospital,
while smislo is in jai9 Nt's eNo ehoe
wounds sgs ehe Yes. Frank Soun.,
eOp opf sh,o 9nan 9ha0 is In JOY. being
rs alleged Nith ehc shoOo-
|ing. The gnelo or. OIL 9ial9 workers.
ana lae3 0eesa at onlaoi9s 9oe eosne
siSsoe
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
gues,ssssp Tas Hits Stare

Ncarls s.. .seseessb wilG he' Oait9 20
QY..a e.SovNns"uV hS a'.eo qnoSloH pie
Vule' STARS ssN3 directors 8N g.oe -&n=
srqes UN,?,.r Co. New gle"qlo Fax.
Ulso as.oseo o,s9ilnaS.o %;as G8-e,g on
aloo qisVneos sYaOaS,Hg ehsO 5noome OF
9H,O pa.e scse coy se's@Vl'osaP SorincipaI
s9ars ana os.soo'9o'sso S.slSg Qninor di-
gs.oc.s. ;paos siSsa GslissOlo stars. The
s.o'a9 o,sssossseo o.G sYlao s,sss'qls.rn icaa-
i9lg sQacs sgl,1 directors is glacrd in
SYeso n..ig'.so,OrPoeon,G coz ss.Ss3G0g Il
qnlsq GOO elu.S.gsa,oo,g sHas &boo. fig
alros saioo o.nYy estimates asn.I sill pro-
S.shYs ssrSo
Sa9,waYlyo Geo greatest Gul0IenS
wS0 ho' sosessoo S'y sel.'Yo SoaogIe as
@org g'ic sqooloG. e,'sal!ieo Chaplin.
Ss''1s'ss eQrhal.>s. 90. ~. ooriqfith9
ana Bi'S War; as aIo'ol' 9ncora os are
Q esslola's.8 oro osScss oG s.0h@O.0l. Che
Naioese'y ua eA.o g,o.O|.YsD aqoqo gncn-
ssoneA alao interested 6lo sl,o' indus
srs ana ~elS gay aSs'iS 5'tr,aPsoD Saxes
6p Los !sNgegss.
o.osig 0s.o W9Yee G'asSS SrC,ucklea
Csara RimEall S"ppg an,G NaziqnovQ
ase esaslsaee'O a. having 1ilscDla,es on
ess1ing satalGCeD
Co1Yeeseg Carter. Wh"stD .egf9cos ar9
ow eae ahor1 Gsoov eG eise Ee&oral
Building. has pr"S1'qe,S qor shs suslQ
anta installed additional Gables &nt4
chairs. ols,s Be ana Gis g'olue are, e.rq-
Heas"rans ols eSsrs gnanNer Go assisG
ps"0Vc ols nsakang ahsir rsGurqls. as
shs e'lsae Is alaissg 1le w2siafo Che eay
sNslsa Dc collected.
Be 6s interesting Go nogp Shag az
"salaV. Che nsossoaD picture intgus9rs
- again enc business that comes
Shso"eh with 5n,gnensp easaston bur
HsNs.
WIS o7ues ahe cigg &C IAss .snss9es
Keep p"nlm't1l'g ahc nnainssay oc che
cosye
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
FAVOR LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

baltimore. March e.-:Ssslstan,
Secretary "s .'ee .avs Roosevelt. !sl
an address here ?asa n.ghto said eto,s
.he men ''evsr there eelt ,heve was
d creates task .,so she winning ~i
the War.
''TheS want % peace signed that
will carry with ot pact that would
help the civilization Of che future.
This is why every man over there as
supporting a League OF Nations
Roosevelt said.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
8}:.s liz. ic es;a ais Stn,.ie..s,

. Prom e;n Haehinee on 9o.o s,3e.2G
s:s..s Who's olel'esa To,2fe el"2. I,
80 'r'o eGss % so.ooe e.e.ou0e 60 Sc
SIS 200 overseas 0floeS osasa0o o oosa
90 oIlls ooo3>or oooone 80 oe.eaio-
s,uio,9eeol0o seiIIo 90 silcso . GeStoo %,
siotO soslo.s lole eleeroo IS 10 oeese oun-
e"9aoollo oor oho olan @nO eifeveG
slime.ifo eue aNse ,S1sSluo4o % ocmalU
81 ehie oeuHels 9nashlne lis Go9leIo-
i,I0un ooN84tIs Hsinnims th" "sro
"oeol,eir-e eullo io oootle;loIe sSlte!
other eontSeHe'n of 'o}r reeUi3l' es
oahIisilmeHto NolDo ssnl',o 50 tolSIlnstC
:ae nO9 90 o. SEM overseas. ;pr,. !o,.-
moaning Vhe foc9 Shat SuNg wears OF
euSlS anG experience Wri'o' Ho0 iQS.u
OIL Tho hat'lrti"i,1> oet Pleneo. When
doubts 0Ssailr,1 me. WEeN r.'sponsl-
6ilisi.e os"rWhrYno'e me. Ntlnn eian-
gers 0I.r.atcnc,6 me. Q summoned
SOU 2" ms ai,6 an,9 s"lS nosoS oAle.
failed Me.
''Gu9 Tor 9'.to o!,eIlIeYr e9ineing s..,l
gave ono 10 ranly-0 coUl'9 nos hsso'
stood Oh. o.l.rlhI.o e'rame @uQ for
sorll' onsiss"lrr 9hag 0 nlohoo ustog and
over a3;eile s'r9 asale. oMti0 " ~'li
onstr, Yh- V,spe of 9Ioo surrounding
o.un9rs elo 0 eolllS Ho0 has.
grat 9hr H,0pe 90 France: Eoue for
SouS constantly Ul"sctlrlns 1910 sl
marching hV compass ooul0 mot
Nav. taken elo sIssl.Isre cIerougIo -.
Nihica sector.
.'N.i eo,s eas sosS ssodoo N"S 8n
Gtanc.o
~Sou ~.r'o ee t'rs,rc, Every gen
tirman ~ th. I'.2t!l;sr establishment
yr.al1llrss ~ where. Ne Nas sta
aionr9. wlso o"oe Gar' Sn sl;.lnlns
;omae Wv officers .n0 N."iO 90 eian
army. .ii,t f!i. o'i: Oh 6ranre'
NV hattal!nls is sal1 70 have AZ
QAire,9 SOM. on.0suro' 80 elS''".s ana
Se,nl.. GLORY 20 nave iloI some yare
u; sh,o Gina9 N'r0.rS an 9ranco. s'n
Ucfralf .f Mo :lle'lo 0n6 officers es
shsi Gat'sll"is % ,.lcio Yea sl'aInrd. .
q,.uoSe. sntl Clio. t,l!6 IoIs ooi slet. sue.
oe.es :.lae osn.,o 10 Ole. because. nm
girlois slrs"is" o7 Men
en0 officers o., ?h. battalion You
2lain.,S are Nrst.s on.lq. dsrjoyG SOY
o!e.re an! he'j to'l. ."enisian,Sres qnS
oooe los o"'o'le 8I.;o;tec.t NS S"o.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09
SHssgpsaaD Sass0ssaea

Cls alt1reesee da9isere,9 i az oht
openins of ehe eampeisle fos ehc
national eecosnieion of sguaS suf-
frase. senators Rsns9elS of Gouiei-
ana ana Calder of NeW Sorh pro
dicset the enactment oi ehe woman
suffrage az che next session Of Con
cres.. Hhis forecast es ols.ouSls6ns
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

aoz' .s'o,l..'sGeo, ohe famous
camodiaoro 4ose s'si.s9 p contract ts
uroelioo eie:lo s.9.''s. 6el. scar ior
tliloe Sorore io,co o.olo qolllII'e' "oilaf~.
49, aleo % 90. solr9l.cs over t. the
psl@stes are slse.;sfs oef'o 0atIon.
$500 qsseeqo. o's.o H.'9osoe? s;oldWyn
efsro 9aNlag 9ooi>aorS 6lor contract
uisls c.eisslo. slos dot2 for New
Serk. soeeqto elio' ~ iIq .se9 until Sap-
eeslIsaies %Iorqa sheo sslId Sarsake the
mos io,a aaa aUYoar ole @lc legitimate
s9og,e, sEso wiI8 appear IN play
trnna "a. 8ssis osG GsI~ol'6 Sheldon
Rhis anUo.llps"qNene WsS made last
@reh Soy leg 8nlehaH'e Souls Leo
agmeo
aoYsa 9Deg,osSa o. another star who
Is aIedNkiNg oG 6oSs0klne the MOVIES.
as sh,. ipas hren mad. the tempting
osfa,. o6 sa:ose 10 week 20 appear III
Sau3rsolQc. she Uas drawing S}3a
ger wo"h wYseio she se7t She yaude-
s1aoo sSagao Coos picsurs.
1uulgGas Fairbanks YaS compi"te,!
Yois sasss2 Sorsurs Cor 9he Paramount
g.esrerop. ano9 wilQ eooIo aS8rt qsn his
ftrsa R6ig- HoosdG, GoGsas's
" afYse.o Sg.oso,ea9,q 20 a,oW s0o,2kine
w Si9asgaYo's g0ceuv"s. iS'' qvcen}Iv
goQuItueoq qlp,Yo acrsiesD 6le 9heo G.anad-
qsp ;siIels. ana @iJ0 toaD sSoSoeq0od baH}
COLD 3'ssO sa.rrrsGo
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

Nne. Sazimova sAs 9aq.loegs Qeue-
>iaS oc0l'".e. has begun work OH hnr
naW production. "Vhp Brat Nor
hu.hanS. Charles Hrsant. 6s Dlavine
til. 5ao.!ins .o!..
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

2}ili.o 'e'o,ans. s'e esiesoeaso a.,.e
fascinatine filns s'ar .Na~ seco..ss
msrri"S % 'oil'v I'srso9s. V'lee unae-
rias'' lac seo"ts kope % sc.ornQ s.,,t
IeakeS oue syhop apg9iraeisp Co.,
rasSpoI9e Wsse nra,',s. uhc Parsons
mems % film % sorios - s,ornn.e; !.
ahfoaH I'ersoi'e 90 % sears oY,9 aa o
Mise Rhcelcs .s.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

WiYIlono ooalW.s,9. WY,,o Ylas bso.g9
0"atins Nlan in % N'leN.y oq UlcaSg"ss
70 S"ns 9inl. ?ra'ine mom s,o sie,o
speaking stage. on.' ailNe % s9as.o
mona2.l'. ena also % o!irrcteoo. is
;eeain s,oi.s 20 oir,oCo s!9s as,aie6eo $ 9op
eei"er9iNs s.io.'IlSo.s.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

Anna -. Nilison eS Now w.rH9,,a o.,
her latest picture. "A'he Was ~ N,
>ts"ns EdWin s.arewe os hire.ejn:
tn" Virque.. ana Mas sotteu soon,
I'm" snow scenes Near Vrslckpo e.A1
w'lIr" ~ilS adt % th- beauty oft ass,
Metro ptcture.
The Caucasian., 1919-03-09

gatle g0ickeor,0 9naee,o a,o ;a.Qoq,son,
0rilo 20 Monterrey. o,aV.. wioeroo a,so
'c.'''' OIL 'Irlt''f'i's Hcw foYns BRO
dllcSion ~-as 'si': ghis is oh,. eirst
2f''ni,e e' % fllno 'ompans 20 a.
tn" aIr ll0 setting % an1 frt.g,u 9,o
totIons ane il o. likols o. e.coey..,o !,
p"plIl'a' s1'o's Of 'ravo9 e,a eiQgn
artists.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-29
Time For Serious Thinking.

II ever there was, in the his.
tory OF this country, n time for
serious thinking on the part Of
every American citizen. rather
than the ready acceptance of
every polished phrase aud gilt,
scfing generality handed ou.
from high places, that time is
now. The destiny of this repub.
lie ia AT stake a false stsp taken
now can never be retraccd. IL Is
the duty ofevery citizen to think
about these matters, so vi.ally
affecting the future OF his coun
try. and loexpress courageousiy
his own views rather than 10
the phrases Of politicians
who may be- deceived by the
glamor that sometimes surrounds
high places aud often dcludes
lheae who occupy theIn. There
~ shsse vhs kslisvs tAas u ssss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-29
ENROLLED UNDER RED CROSS
orssk 0iris. Trained Nsrs -
win % Werk Of Mercy Ia Thsas
Own County.

Cr~~k girls In the uni!ayrns q
American k-d Cross rsrs~s xrv nov
serving In The hospitals IT Grx~cs
These girls are part VI Uunt,~g frSasn
New EII!aOd sho. AGxi~as TO heip
their fellow cvunsryn~n ixssded IL
become Iurxinx aids. says the patiss
'nsursas tion bureau wasl..nHrca
They ~arelied Ia trata!aS courses Ia
the M~ss.ctGs~ttx S.aerai h<ssiatal
and other Boston hospitals ~ts<sr
they ss.u became prafsaeat 10 their
work. hsc~Gtiy -four VI ,hs.a. sh1
had practiCally cosapast~d ts~ir
cuursea :~cid~d that th~y wpaia axe
- So hack " Grs<Sv With ihs Aaser..
can aisst@u which Ma Jus, thea .taa,
~ leave. Through the tir~ex lcSs,i1s
the! applied Tor p~rsGiss.usl 10 81 si!h
tLis ns!As.as ~ ,asasb~rs VI ,As Ana~r,
lean Res, Cfv<x
Now They Srs neS ooly sssxins th~&s
own pet.iase. but are also s-r~a,inS .
feeling In Gr~-c~ which e~nca,s the
ioas Friendship ot the Gs~~xs with
Ata~sics. Although nu An,egscaa
t>.ops have been lAnd~d en 6r~-~S
ssstl the J<S.pse s~ n<t~stA~s~ss
pleased with the s.Sh; q. ~ AH~rt-
csn unif.r1a ~ naii~r What hrxnch
ef the service II -s.tse<~ai.
Another group q. Gf~~S girls In
R-s>i.a Is taking up rSar~es =; Ssns-
nous e>liese In tisseiscx. iszs~<sse
*cieacs and Ausae aid ri~ss ssris
alss eXls>ct shortly to sAii for Grswxv>
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1919-01-29
favor

| We have before US the con-
plete text OF n speech delivered
be Senator Cham ber,ain tDcmo.
crau, chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Military Affairs,
in the Senate on December Both
last Senator Cnam berain is a
constructive critic 81 the admin
istra,ion, and As chairman uf the
Committee on Military Affairs is
In n position 10 have full infoyma.
tion on al, the affairs Of the War
Department. 1t was Senator
Chamberlain who ;irst call. 4 the
attention Of the country 10 the
failure uf Our alIpiain ptogra1u.
In his speech of December 3uth
ne shows that our army in
France would have been in a
sorry pisht /" so against the
Germans had it 10. been for the
artillery, tank and airplane
equipment supplied tonur forces
hy the French from their sur,
Plus stock, When the srmistic,h
was signed. eighteen months
after we entered the war, noe
one cannon or tank oi American
mapufacturc had reached our
forces. and only limited mum,
Der ut American airplares had
been s2nt over. Net We were all
along led ~ with reports from
our War Department, of the
wonders il was performing ia
Supplying cur armies with ,Lr
it needed. Had the
outcome OF the war depended on
the ctiici.ucy aud prumptucSN Of /
these IN charge Of The duty ut /
providing oEr troops with THIS ,
equipment. there might nuw be !
a sorry ta'e To- he told. And uow 4,
that Il ~ all over. and our woHnd |
I'd and manned soldiers coming /
home, the same uaroadluess
nnd breakdown in efficiency. |
Senator Cham be!.a says, .la,
has been su marked in mary /
,sus@ Of the War erar,nrn, =
tloris. ruw marks is prepare
I,nn 10 care for ;Aesu men, And
yet the American people have
poured out ur~ tinted mun.v to
provide All these things. Tie
pcopl" mus, holc! the government
10 Al ACCOUNTING.