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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
Snifcrne % Snmnebroa.

2onbmano 5. Seiperien poa Meil,
bp Mart hapoe iorleoen Senooe pao
@runb al Ell IumlIieieit lobet Cant
nebrog eaa tilpeirS. Get aarnk
funlte Stag pirfer poo Spiferne JONI
ct root &lpoe paa en- Spr, % on
Gfternliooaeen inofollot ser Jig, ionl
man nPiten tnuloe pellte, en- Soloat
AZ @r9nlepn9ten, Der oprororebc
Gieren til at tage Slnaet neb. "a
Seiperlen itrar eitertom @%egiGrin=
gen, unr SoIooten t~ilircositinet OF
Get tpite Nige after Ell Sang ~irclit.
"a Sampcreu "Sreoen" /
Ssnouaa Dtprgea unoer Sonsen
Ser er ct nnoigt Sanb" gleb 10 AZ
&uullcn meo Naoer3leu llnaoomss
i"orening ior at Icilc til Sanocrbors.
uoiolbbcs CT tort GanlcbrogsflaJ
ouer T%oreninueu. Gen prells'i'ft
Eaatlnano, ser itob PED Sapnert,
hleu roo / aalptten al Norbitrelie og
loueoe, of ben &lllO itltloe hun NOT
iou Sinare il. 90 ON aitctel,, bd
Sfibet after itepneoe inb oo 6Ior.
Ser, itob oen tapre 8ermaner pa
rat iii at hcnte Slagct, ser enSnl
rnieoe ouer Torcningen. Ncpuc
hapoe Sampercu lagt til pro Dol
perfct, ier hali itormeoc rb paa Sit
BET Tor at erobre Slo9et, men ban If
en- lang Nple % blcp til Grin ioc
Soreningrl. ser nof i~orItoh at paste
poa i'm Sane, mcobeler "Sanrep."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
anti.S Saloon sisaen.


chicago Den 1Sbe Sept. Zen anls.
tlfal''te anti Soioon-2ioa bar be.
@'liltfet at tage Ell Saano i Sanfc
lllco | Den rationale Eolitif / set
Elclnco at 'tette lit aroo paa, at Sc
polltl'te Barrier nPlIc 9lor ooitiuer
Observation-Disclosures, ipnt oabent pi(
1orpl'eie zig til paa Oct itrcuscitc al
h~dnnohrpe Observation-Disclosures
I'll een 'eoerale @runbIcp.
Siaocn bar gjotil bcarruict in,
&irf'omheo I'll De lGrifilote Sta.
tiers Seglalatnrer % bar in0en 81
rctte Gel ta9et Eartipolitifcrl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26

Sltferbeb faa ham brogt no / bent
pentenbe a(ltonlobiI.
Snltolertio bar ben isrite ui1se
same fominet / Sanfe ON, of bum
falt'te 'fplote at aipe Ell Torflaring
az I'm nlerfeIi9e Sptrpocn. Sun
cp1ao ION uitbifpIhnina at bum bop.
DC nrooet 500 pao. at bun ifuloc
fps'e General T%eribing, fsr ban ocn
9ffel1 rorloo @oteaet. Get por set
lamnle meo De 100 Collars, Ioab,
bun; bun nilo glabeIig haze oiuct
100 Collars til, on bun bapoe ui,r,-
Oct SGooenlualet. &c epriac bar
lnlolertio %ioripunbnc / SrrnaIelen
noei 1ogen Sortlariug
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26


Manoef er cl'tenulia, cr oct Ell Dir
felta "%eilntnilg. Men enoog beti
bctpr life, at MI niaa pore Quite
sails pner 6oDe oiiteo til Ell ellie
onoen Irtroa / Scrocu OF llaa2 loI
olnrta Ncttlgheber. Ter cr pber
li8cre Setrpg9cIier. @lgcraaoet9 BE
'Intnlllg er llenlIlg lite binoenbe Tol
noAet Solo. 2et er fun eusbetp
oeroc meo et Sorllag on at poe pco.
fonnuen0e trl,eoe Sono Den Niplp
Del trPll9er. Sette 5orllaa fan peo.
ta9e@ eller 1orfaltc0 AZ De sprlal
Snnoe. alt e1terlom De ftll0er iorgo0t
Sn8en Wtagt paa ,,oroel foll iislge
aonltitlltloncn Tor Sigaen ipiuac Dc
Soreneoc Stater til at ielbe Soloa-
ter boerten bio elIer olo Tor at 9isre
arlgstienelte, bpis De ,Sorencbe Sta-
ter life lclu snlfer Oct. &porior bar
fife Senotor Sobniou giort tine 6or
lamllnger opnerticm poo oeltile enfIc
Strengthening?
Wan tan liffert gaa no lra. at
5enatet oil liabfpite TyrcD@trnttateu
Ger er %linpeltben illtet auoet at
9isre. III iortalte ben pilbe lore iii
ct mi Snoa ill0en Wenneitebeoen, oo
lllgell oil, ilaor oct tomner til Stpt-
tct, ia aniparet for Sslgerne al en-
,llg Sunollng. Yoo oen onoen Sioe
er oct lner emo rimclig, at Amerita-
relernerc Zig operior cnfeIte BE
'%Icmnellcr, lum muliQell@ fam al 9ln.
looming til Wisiorltaoelie / Irem
Get er life flog Yolltit al
prrlloentcn at iPttc iig in,oo oisie
hclcrpotloncr, Wen Nopeoiuaell
Sraftaten bli, iom Sen er, ellten
liter Den ellcr eli. Gn Nutionernea
'tl9a til &crbensireOens 8eporelie,
'~trsncllg ion 0enl,c Snititution tan
I'll at begpnoc mes, er olene Ell
'aa ltor Slng, at illqcn bill pope at
a Sfplocn for. at oen life blir til
Slrfcllgbeb. Der CT beloigpis blonoi
Dc repl!blltanifc Weolenrmer al Sc
latet Here ircinipntc Wtpno, io1u er
itlot pao oct rene meo bette, on iom
ltcgct bctIoger, at ser bar ppret abort
pao at nDtte en- llig Situatipn
at Irttc iganN en- partipolitiit
Sropaganoa, ioinl utbiIiont bill ifaoc
Sarttet lncr, emo oen oil aopnc Def
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
yelaglagte Warcr paa Mls.

"Sos'iId)e 3eitung" meboeler, at
Ger paa Den tyife MeeierinsS &eane
er blepen bella8last Tarer poo als
I'll Ell Sproi al 800 Wtiaioner.
Wn'tirer, aunitgisoring % andre
Sing. Ger tilfeies. at ser ifal fore.
tnsea lisnenbe llnoerieeelIer i Sc
ANDRE noroilespigife arebic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
llnocrpisnina paa Sanif.

Otter huab "&eimoal" meboeler,
er Der / Siltglep blepeu begpnot meo
at gipe oalrif llnberpi5tliug, ibet 2G.
rer 2alirioien ira H%ingfiebing ale.
reoe bar 80 Born at u1berpiIe, bpaa
Der mao fo!oes 9oot Heiultat i e,
iaa inf" 9n iom Sinelep.
) Serfelslcu beltager Der Az
@srn i llnoeroisnineen / 0anif, OF
i arauluno % Store ~spnoepao Sfps
Ter ifol ser MT ogIan b%eapnbes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
WranSfOriifrinacn / Spnoerinlano.

aontrolfontiteen for aisbitpoer.
res alminoeIise Yronoioriifrin1
lieo'attc / lin Sib et llopaIe til at
'orbanole meo Den tpife 9ranofor-
ltfring | aiel ON SperigreIlen al
6orlifringerne / DC Ierberipoite 9per
I'll Oct ourifc Selifab. llbpalget bar
,ll ~afiluttet lit grbeioe % BIZ / ct
Waoc ! Morgen forelGgge aontrol-
fomitecn Sagcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
aga Naricianiic" / Nlensbore.

S%lenabora, 26oe Iue. Gen fran.
lfc arpoie r go MarIeiGoiie" unfon1
I GTtermloooa til G~lensborq Siorr
% anfrct SCI. 51a op peb aoauno.
Gen billtca fra @rebbcrrle meo @ir.
fen og SmIpGrmelie mart al Mo.
forbade % SeiIbaaoe. Gn Geputa,
ton al oanifiinbeoe N%lenaborgere
off omborh "a beo meb Meoaftsr
GhriltianI EN- iom Sroiorer arpole.
ren hlerteli9 pelfommen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
Nor 36ie 3ones Hpmmina.

Soenie, 1Sbc ang. Iaa SIMS
0oriomlingshus ofholotes / Iften ct
al 800 Wenneiter belegt
'enoeripo'f Msbe, buor ibp. 2anos
ongsn1ono aloppel,borg Sfrumsa.
ger og 9ostrptfer Selpcr Sanien al
a%iebcnhapn tnlte for 3hie 3pneS
HenrninN. Der p%cbtoges cnitemmigt
cn Helolntion, boori ser titles be.
ltcnlt arup ON ct Nrbeioe ior Nprn,
ninoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
Sra Scnoerivuano.
En ilespiaif Mltrifer.

UDu- Imtsioritanbcr Talentiner,
Der er ficr'bt ionl en- al Sc iprigite
altp'terc, har efter cSorIpocnoe loIgt
hi 'nitttc Spitgaoro "aatrines.
m'irloc" til en- Wanb ira Tonmorf.
alebelummcn ifol uure 10000 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
TrrNrn % sIartipolitikcu.


Noor Grriincui Mrliou hor luNt
ri nc p,Qtia'tc S|prrl@nuGl lnnt III
tprclMacr Oct umcrltorrtc Stlldt, q
,SrcA%trutictcn, % al nci q a. eel
ollcriterltc NctphuiuN ror Sdnncf,
iaapelipm ror SEN epriac &eroct, Al
hcunc SuQ hriitAc1 no n &cita lao
hurtIN 'oui muitN lnn q, fumes NJ,
heitc 100 jr0lnlCuoG al oct TIM t0li
icrlmOrc o., al Der riuoc9 nuaclt 'rnl
poa Ncttt (loHputft ton 1d0 Ia iii
ut hruoc cu 0rocu Gv0tnutl !
Ser liort ~ hclc tror W. TrT'i0cu
ten oar Net l. at ~laulUuNc oclnlc SdG
rrhltr ud'llprt. t0H y, life acute al
femme I'll en- %e5uinl a. BE mulGr
andre ncr t.lcr mtuorc pna,rrlAcloe
Sperlanlual a. a%tououu't OF mocl
Art, iom 5irnmtioucu crtcr @rrNcl
hor fab. olla0 her / 0c EorCue0e
Statcr. Get bcbppCa tt!t al 'llc2. al
Oie'e on0rc ErrbIcncr bljr nIcr ~
rucr otut 'or hutr 3nQ, ION 0oor.
Gnbncr 'oun hor Zinc al ie mcO ol
Crcu al bore mco, pen oct op mao
inoremnc al Vi her ltoor opcr'or
Cueuucr Al ocu Olcritar,Ic NlltIQ
hco 'or >olQci~ ~ Nc'oltnilQcna
Tsrcmtl0
Nan 'tlloc ulocr olalr CmitUu
hlQhcocr oeltic, at Senotci Mo'h
lulton ptlot n"eiIliie lig puu lhct
mlnhlt' al Nlerc fro Tia SperN2nlan
LEI ON Nrch2irattoicll> W~ohticnnclic
clcr NorfG,tcllc lnocu en- rinIeIlQ Gl0.
"a 0og har Ser M laurt ire W,oo
ucocr. 1lNcu Spitluno mlhcr,trru (rot
tatcu, ~ Der iprtlladcr cnhun inter.
49,, g., ,,,.,,,. saw, ,,,,4n. u,;,,,
-, \, m,>,,,, ,,,,,,nrn
,,,i,,,
,..,
wan 0af or 01 @"f'pIL a.
"~ro"rcIQ' N''ol2niHlet a. Oct an'y't
foiFfr @'Hai ar ~ III al ''l@' >al
oef> Sr"'io''' N"Ielc ''f a "Fitl
@irtillilNth a. Mans aptt' III NaIte
oaa CT Sn>p.lli' "a N>rg9 A"ro"
rene %Sa'oi'"l''t Nl'!ot 'olle1 TEN
IHtIlN Neope5o'3, oii o'' ~. ''sF h1r
lo15H ~,>tirtf2'cr a. Vattlo oG'
0,f N 1ourlr5r, H,l. ip,l lar \.
io ror ~ .oo ,~r1trr,r1, .ar3h
nm <nhr,au .l ,ror, maaorl,ss mir
i, M,ns o., \. ST., rr ,,oar,I,un,. nj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
Ten morif c Mmerifalinies Mftier.

S'elge Telegram fra Sopeofontoret /
ariltlanla til Siniens Gbicoaofontor,
oateret ben fSbe September, bar
allr'en paa Siniens Mftier paa Sri.
'tlonla @srs 31O% eIler St67.4O pr.
Iftic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26

} leors ION &c padlindt
Nni0lcrtin CT 81 u~iorlpnliac rtpl
%hlit0uitt SCIainrcr odlna npmcrtlni
pan en- nuorn GnlitTn oiNhch. Get c
Den, al man irrllNcr Agltatlonamalt
o rlaic lpr ocH tillumNclnc NailonuI
q nalglnme Get Nirl0cr at 'od Soll
. 0rt iii III tro a. HrUltoelli Nji'pi
en- en- Grnnlchgttc, 'nlll ! racltllntlt'
!, Sclplrrgincllc na uNcu 1mrroaI
mco 'oltunolNr WiuuN Aif hci o.
l or0ntt bclc 0clt ui0tiQc N'iUrc uult
icr& alrlc "a bitp tai pc6 9tTlcu Il
t Sc lleqac uuropUlitc glplonInicr
Gci iorholncr ~ Acuitc bit life aftli
rat lin 1ct cr tonlfc mc0ct Hoe,
inn0luuiil. al 9ltiultntct Jon Nelhcf
piloc blct auoer!cora, emo oct cr, on
Errli0cntcu> NrltiicrC hGpoc uUrct
Wirolcnmcr a. SrcAAoclcDutlpnen.
M}cn ipm luQi, Siiuniioncn fnn but-
lQcs politi,fc Gicnlco. Get cr octtc,
ION IN Her, NJ DC Merrcr A0iioiorcr
fnrleGcr al bllhc - tnh. N net CT
Trorclouhci2 % lite oct rcpnbli
touifc Vorti0 oa hcrca cane Sl1tercS
icr. ~ iegCr al frcnm1c. rnrGu6rN
life orme voutogcllqc a~jcnn@alcr
nina
Ni0n pcneucr better lite al pod
lanai ior 1T Wnnt Ncfrriicl'e pao
Bette Nute mani tar rpr no, T. Or.
EQUATOR |>ohulnna Cater nN ioluncu
nolocr set. ban Tiger, mco Oct 'nrlhc
NJ plrfe!ilc Sorbolo, bar MAJ lite
uu0rc &iNucabnro hchou san oahcl
barcr ia mto cugnuN 'on oct @len
ncminji3po!ltltcr. ron CT, od nlco
Observation-Disclosures belt sri
poitQbt0, %iQcQloohco mco. hpu0 han
p%ouijaor ~ {lujo iii 8ubllflmI,
lluihcnhco oircr hon lucl mch hcrl
enc llcrtrrrtttcllnhcn uTrrc cln ocu
0rocr iuotIl man bIir lt00cnoc I ltlul
TprbullicllC oucr, hudN en- Norhln0>
%ienatpr 90 ~prnipttiip Frrrocuttouoi
ont pore Qooc tan illlaoc liz.
Nor bare al IL ll0t uUrncrc pon
rtpor Viult,cr. ION Scnulorcn Tor
inlcr At liarc ct lpnrc Nopltcl Al.
! MonntitIiloucu 'pr ,SoltCforhmoet
chcr A~atioucrnc@ %,In en- Ger tru'rCt
Ncitcnmucllr nlL al ioru0eM england
lclp Ntdl bets 'ter'ic 0plpnler lonl
9uiu0licn o'p. ho hucr liz
Ntcolcm / @iJoioriamIinacn Cla
lenlbluD, mems DC Soreucoc St0lcr
lilclchc3 it'll ia bare Ell NeurTicn
/ Sorlumlln9cH, Mch anbrc
Cro. GnNlolln od net> aoloultr pll
'Oa ,tr Stcnulltr {, ,SorlonlllnNcn OF
- Sorruc0t Statcr tlm cl Stcnnmt
Settle Nrraulcnent bar man 'clurl
ltlld milo Me- iii al trltiitrr. 90 Oct
n lutct at hoe pGn. ii Der her / %oll
'tt blir He0llQt <ro'tNcllc jnIoh oct.
Eaa beu anoen Slbr ton DER untlw
ldpt2 oNiuo uGre tcnumcliu Quor
Nuul0c 'or, at ltort. lelpltnrtc canoe
oHI Gmnanu " NrlIrollen her ia
atn Experimentation / NorlomiiuQtH
>nlN!trtoj uppeItrry nj Scnulor
II! Hti omujtomtc NrI, oE
uer 1a ON nj En- t,Irrto@ mG0 at !
c1e rsrr jutcrnotlnunlc sl,iprcr a. /
.jprr i, en- purrprl0ennr cpoeut /
.ltaIprttc, >t1a,E. Aoor 0nolonn "a
,tt@ 2o!oaicr ruoocr opcr ,tl Sten {
.trr Eoriamlinaoi "a Nmcri.o bare /
.utr ci 5tculmc. iao ital octtc. eiler ,
,aoo ban roria0er ot roa ~ Ill at ,
RI h,r,n, ~, ~, ,,to MI ~, ;, -, +
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26
Kansas City Kv1pmarked.
Sioux City Kvagnarked.
Omaha KvSgmarked.

Hornkvag- Native steers1G.OO -1l.O
Kidr op Kvier. ...... 650-I2.O0
Stockers and feeders.... ;.C0-12.0O
Swim = Bulk Of sales. If. 55-16.b0
Eaar 9.2o-12.50
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-09-26

EvrkR,R - SSNovn cLsss s.rras 1v>s l..a icos Al
run rosr oIrlcX AZ rrcoatu, t"~ :. ,NrFs ut .r
a. CoNars~s ~ N4EtH[ 1896
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
DEFENSE COUNCIL
MAY YBEP'ERMANENT

NEW YORK, Jan. REORGANIZATION
OF the Council of National Defense on
q permanent basis is being sought, IL
was announced here today by Gros-
Venor b. Clarkson, director Of the
council.
The council. composed of the Secrs,
tarles OF War, Navy, Interior, Agri-
culture, Commerce, and Labor, has
asked the forty-eight State councils
OF defense and also the State divisions
Of the woman's committee to take i'm
mediate steps TO secure adequate State
legislation to provide for development:
OF community organizations and for
permanent State leadership in their
work Of strictly non-partisan basis.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
D. c. FIGHTERS TO
GET WAR MEDALS

District men who have been in service
during the great war will each receive
bronze engraved medal as a gift of
gratitude from the City of Washington
The decision to present medals to the
Capital fighters came yesterday during
a meeting of the welcome committee, in
charge Of next months parade, in the
New Willard Hotel.
Isaac Cans. chairman OF the art COM
mittee, will select designs for the medals,
to be passed upon by the general COM
mittee.
Cuno H. Randolph. chairman Of the
finance. committee. stated during the
meeting that approximately $15,OO would
cover the cost of the reception
The chief clerks Of the various de-
partments, following a conference, har.
decided that no action would be taken
to have the day Of the Presidents re
turn made holiday, unless he returns
on February q
Car platforms on Fifteenth street 20
F street must be moved back during
the parade. il was decided. Corcoran
Thorn, chairman OF the street railways
division. will have charge Of this work.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
IRISH CONCLAVE
NAMES PREMIER

DUBLIN, Jan. 23.-With an Irish
ministry appointed and plans under
way for a nationwide parliamentary
election. the attitude of the British
government toward the new republic
of Ireland continues to be an enigma
today.
The Sim Feiners have taken action
that amounts to open sedition, and
still the imperial authorities refrain
from repressive measures. Follow.
ing Tuesdays initial meeting of the
Irish parliament, in which a decIara-
tion of independence was adopted and
delegates selected to the peace CON-
ference, the Sim Feiners met in secret
session yesterday. An official COM
munique of the proceedings. issued
in Gaelic said:
"a temporary premier was elected
He selected four ministers. A tenn
porary chairman was elected. Twenty
four deputies were present"
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
INJURY TO SENATOR SMITH
DELAYS DISTRICT BILL

Fears are entertained by the friends
OF Senator John Walter Smith OF Mary
land that he has been more seriously hurt
than at first reported. His shoulder was
dislocated in an automobile acciden: in
Baltimore Monday night
While it is hoped Senator Smith is not
injured internally, it is not expected he
will be able to resume his Senatorial
duties for some days. 1t was at first
thought he would return to the Senate
this week, but this is not anticipated
now
Just how long the District OF Colum-
bia bill, Of which he is in charge. will
be delayed by his absence is not yet
clear. 1t may be necessary for some
other member of the subcommittee 10
take charge of IT,
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
SAVED BAKSA GIRL;
TO GET LIFE TERM

NEW YORK, Jan. 23.-For the first
time in the county. sentence of life i'm
prisonment will be imposed tomorrow on
a habitual criminal for an offense other
than that Of murder. Leo SittenberC.
who as James Burns" testified at the
trial of Elizabeth Baksa that he and
not the girl slew Mrs. Helen Hamel in
her boarding house at 507 West Twenty
third street on February 13 last, is the
victim of the extraordinary judgment.
Sittenberg, already under sentence
of ten years for burglary and facing
four or five bench warrants charging
him with felonies committed in Brook
lyn in the last year, was convicted Of
perjury in the criminal (branch of the
supreme court before Justice Barlow s.
Weeks. The convicted Burglar insulted
Justice Weeks and attempted to assault
Alfred J. Talley. chief assistant district
attorney, whose efforts contributed to
the verdict OF guilty returned against
him.
At the trial of the girl. Sittenberg
swore that his name was Burns and that
lie had never been an inmate of Jew
sh institution. Evidence proving Sit
tenberg's real identity was laid before
the jury in his trial for perjury. An
nouncement of the punishment to be
dealt to Sittenberg was made by VIII
liam Penney. clerk of the criminal
branch OF the supreme court. He stated
at section l Of the penal law makes
it mandatory that a person convicted
previously Of three felonies be SEN
fenced to prison for life.
Sittenberg has four convictions against
him. The law provides, however, that
after serving the maximum penalty for
the last crime of which he has been
convicted he becomes subject to parole.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23

Let a candle burn in the window
OF every Washington home on the eve
Of the holiday. next month, honoring
the return Of District soldiers and the
President
Then on the evening of the fete
day let the candles be put away and
the homes of all Washington be
lighted. blazing joy of welcome to
all those soldiers who have marched
home again"
These are suggestions voiced by
Mrs Pearl II. Kelley, 142s l. street
northwest.
Mrs Kelley has a son, Joseph I.
Kelley. with Company F of the 162d
Infantry. whom she expects home
from Liverpool. England, in time to
take part in the holiday parade.
The lighted candles in the win
dows would be symbolicaI of the long
wait and watch for the return of the
troops" says Mrs Kelley" And
smybolical too OF the lighthouse
which guides the struggling ship at
sea, or the mountaineer who puts a
light in the window of his home to
direct the lost traveller
Then on the night of the holiday.
with the soldiers back in their homes.
every window shade in every house
In the District should be raised and
the lights within would pour out a
silent paen of joy at the return of
the Ysnks-
II, for one, will place a lighted
taper in the window of my home on
the eve of the holiday" said Mrs
Kelley. ~And every window in the
house will blaze a welcome and a
token OF gratitude to the boys who
have returned from France on the
night OF the holiday.
Il know just how / feel about this
matter and 1 know that just about
$4,000 other District mothers who
have sons in the service will follow
out the suggestions" concluded Mrs.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
CHINA WILLING TO OPEN
TIBET AND MONGOLIA

China will promise the peace con-
ference to open Mongolia and un-
mapped Tibet to world commerce in
exchange for sovereign demands she
will make. Chinese diplomats stated
here today.
Pekin delegates to Paris also have
been instructed to agree to a revisal
Of customs taxes and tariffs by a
concert of the powers. it was de-
clared.
The Chinese demands include abso
lutte and unconditional return of Kiai
Chou and Using Tau by the Japanese:
restoration to Chinese ownership and
control of the Chinese Eastern rail-
way, now directed by Americans and
japanese; internal control of Chinese
customs and restitution to China of
legal power now exercised by for
eign courts.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
PLAN BRAZIL-ARGENTiNE
AlRPLANE MAIL ROUTE

Negotiations are being made in Rio
Janiero for government concession
for the establishment Of an aerial
mail route between Pernambuco and
Buenos Aires. according to informa-
tion received here today. "MaJo-
Ivor Bellairs and Douglas Bruce
were reported by a cablegram to be
conducting the negotiations.
If the mail route. when established
should prove successful, it is consid-
cred that an extension to the United
states. connecting with the proposed
Key West route, would be the prob
able outcome. q.
The Handley Page plane will be
adopted for the route. 1t Is possible
that, in conjunction with. the mail
line. a passenger and aerial, express
line will be inaugurated.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
PLANS N. Y. TO CHICAGO
"ROOF-TO-ROOF" FLIGHT

PARIS, Jan. 23.-Jules Nedrines, ia
nous French aviator, announced 90
day that he expects to fly from the
roof OF the Equitable building in New
York and alight on the Marshal Field
building in Chicago. in non step
flight, within the next six months.
NJ. Vedrines appeared before tna
police commissioner Of the first
reimbursement yesterday and paid
a fine of 50 for landing his airplane
within the city limits. The fine was
paid out Of $4,000 that he had re-.
eeived for landing his airpIane on tho
roof of the Lafayette department
store to prove that plane can aliSh,
anywhere, no matter how crampcd the
space.
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
OLD BARBER PRICES BACK,
BUT ONLY FOR A MOMENT

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 23-Some
one played a joke on the four bar
bers of Berea, a suburb OF Cleveland.
a joke they do not relish, recently
Hair cuts went to 40 cents there re-
Gently and shaves to 90 cents. Then
posters appeared announcing that a
new shop would open which would
cut these prices to 80 and Is cents
The four old stands promptly an
nounced a cut to % and 10 cents. ef-
fective the day of the opening of the
new shop. The day the new place
was TO have opened two clothing
dummies appeared in its window with
a sign around their necks We had
lots of fun. Did the other four"
Prices are still 40 and 20 cents
The Washington times., 1919-01-23
Marine Heroes Tell HON.
"Chateau-Thierry Spirit
Stopped German OnruSh

Three Washington men, two awarded
! the hero of many months service as
7 A dispatch rider in France, are among
4 The IS3 marine corps veterans who
nave just returned TO the camp at
2uantico, Va for rest and recupera-
tion' before being furloughed home
All except twenty of the men have
been wounded, or gassed, and more
! than half of them wear decorations
Eor Individual feats of heroism, or for
the meritorious service of their units.
The men are veterans of the famous
Fifth and Sixth regiments of marines
and the Sixth marine machine gun
battalion.
These 1S3 men went through the
battles Of Belleau wood, Chateau
Thierry. Argonne forest. Champagne
river, San Mihile, scissors. and Yer
dun heights, and other engagements.
They have many stories to tell. bu'
the most interesting is their tale of
the spirit of Chateau-Thierry." the
spirit that sent the marines crashing
into the oncoming German line when
the French were falling back
Sergeant James g. House. dispatch
rider of the Fifth regiment. whose
lome is at 1871 First street north
west. told the Times reporter some
thing of the spirit OF Chateau
Thterry."
The .splrit OF Chateau ThIerry."
1T was the spirit that made the
fellows grit their teth and keep on
when they saw their pals being
| bumped Off all around them." said
House. The spirit that made the
fellows shot down smile and yell. Go
on with their dying breath. They
laugh on their lips, and those who
Yet, when the men returned from
hard turn at the front, they actually
cried when they thought of their pals
who had died.
That is the Spirit of Chateau
Thierry!'"
Sergeant House has been in every
part of France, and has seen all the
types OF men in the 4. E. +. He en-
oarked nineteen months ago, in the
original Fifth Regiment. He returned
on the battleship~ Virginia. He is
serving his third enlistment in the
marine corps.
10O-MIIe Gale.
The Virginia encountered a 1OO-mile
gale while in the Bay of Biscay. and
the wounded men on board of the
ship had need of all Of their grit and
determination. Telling of the storm,
Private Albert j. Kissinger. foster
SON of Mrs. Caroline Gibson. of North
brook Courts. said:
The Bay of Biscay seemed lashed
by q fury worse than all the hell in
Belleau woods, and that is going some
For hve days the waves seemed as if
they would rise even high and engulf
the ship. The white caps were churned