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Ethiopian Jazz.

Composers. and critics may call the
popular melodies Of today "syncopat-
cd compositions or Eccentric instru-
mentation." but the negro mind that
gave birth to that sort Of music calls
1t 'fagtime" or Jazz" .aRaetime"
does not in any way describe the
"jaxz" give any idea OF the instru-
raentaIasexplosions and Absurdities
with the Irresistible swing to them.
The terms are. pre-eminently the
names with. which his own peculiar
typo Of tune was christened by the
may initiate them: he may even learn
to play them with abandon, but when
this colored man puts them over
there il never doubt of their origin
nor that they are played inimitably
by their natural interpreters. They
music" and the very soul Of comedy
which 1t possesses becomes unmis-
takably apparent when he plays hts
own rag. or ..""shuff1es up the sjazx.
+ Washington this week is to be given
the opportunity TO pass upon : 'the
perhaps the. most famous colored jAzE
band in the world. It is the band that
set Baltimore audiences wild when
the third liberty loan was put over
the top" and gave the presidential
party, from the chief magistrate
town. in the reviewing stand. a iaugh
they will remember for many a. day.
II Is not = nondescript organization
by any means, hut bears the dignided
title OF the Jazz Randyof the Bunalo
Division, the, s2d Division. of the
3sSth U. S. infantry, that helped to
make the weikin ring in another way
as well on the battledelds of France.
Sergt. Ernest Landin is it's "conduc-
tor" He is called an expert of ex-
perts in ethiopian jazz and rag
time," and had long made a name and
fame for himself in this line before
the supreme honor was conferred up
on him of directing his latest crea-
ton. the dark-skinned, khaki-clad,
musical heroes of the famous Buffalo
Division,
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FRANK KEENAN,
"Ne 3zZ1e+'GzrZ

be seven reels in length, to have but
three principal characters-is laid in
the Limehouse section Of London, but
opens in the shadows of China's for
hidden city and has for a heroine a
white girl driven by cruelty to find
comfort in the gifts and alteration
of Chinese idea1ist-
Many thousands Of film fans will
mourn the death of Sidney Drew.
who, with his wife, furnished them
some Of the most delightful come
dies Of the screen.
Characters in the Douglas Fair
banks film contribution to tho new
victory loan. besides the star. as
Democracy, It is announced, include
Frank Campeau as Dissension, Charles
Stevens as Propaganda, Bull Montana
as Prussianism. Spike Robinson as Brute
Ignorance and William A Weuman. the
American ace, as Citizen.
Joseph C. Boss, a former Washing
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Rialto.

rhe Cambria Mask" film version
ef Robert W. Chambers story. pic
turing Alice Joyce and Maurice Cos
tello in the principal roles. in combi-
nation with The Outer Fringe" the
second instailment of The Lure of
Alaska" with which DR.. Leonard S.
SuIden will appear daily in person,
are the chief attractions at Moore's
Ria1to Theater this week.
The Cambria Mask".is a story Of
unique qualities, abounding in see nes
Of swift dramatic action and culmi-
mating IN gripping climax. Mr.
Costello offers q study of man whose
1eve was shaken by what seemed ir-
rafut1b1e evidence of treachery. The
hiGht Of the night-riders forms an
episode Of vivid melodrama.
DR.. Sugden, this week, brings a
wonderfully tinted series Of animated
stnd3as in ns4ural color Of the types,
towns and totems Of Alaska. Supple
mental features are shown also.
The' special orchestral number viii
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Palace.


Marguerite Clark will be featured
from today to Thursday in Let's
Nope" at Loew.s Palaee.s 1t is an
adaptation of Fred Jackson's play.
The Naughty Wife" and is the story
OF the neglected wife of a young
author. who yearns for a more ro-
mantle existence and attempts an
eiopement with a susceptible young
man, who also has matrimonial obli-
cations. The story finds its comedy
appeal in the efforts of the deserted
satnor IN breaking up the half-baked
elopement
James Montgomery. FIaggs satire
on prohibition. The Last Bottle" also
will be shown.
The last three days Of the week
Dorothy Dalton will be featured in
her latest comedy bit. THE Home
Breaker" supplemented by other at
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Metropolitan.

Getting Mary Married." featuring
Marion Davies. will be the chief offer
ing At Crandalps Metropolitan the
nrst half Of the current week. 1t is
described as a clean, wholesome COM
edy by Anita Loos and John Emer-
son. 1t concerns Mary Bussard, who,
in an endeavor to fulfill the undue
requirements of he fathers will, un-
der.Eaees q task that meets with many
obstacles, although it uncovers a rich
vein of light comedy. The cast in.
eludes Matt Moore, Norman Kerry.
Frederick Burton, Amelia Summer
willie and others. The program will
include supplemental features, with
orchestral and pipe organ recitals
Thursday and through Saturday "Sus-
pense." featuring Mollie King, will be
shown 1t is described as a mystery
story in which a girl endeayors to
save her father from unmerited dis
grace.
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Knickerbocker.

CrandalTs Knickerbocker also has
as the offering today and tomorrow
Getting Mary Married. with supple
mental attractions. "The Marriage
Price" will be shown Tuesday and
Wednesday; "A Woman's Expert
ence," based on Paul M. Potter's play,
Agnes" and featuring Mary Boland,
Thursday and Friday; with The
Poppy Girls Husband" featuring
William S. Hart, Money Talks" and
scenic reel Saturday.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow" Anita Stew
Headquarters; Tuesday. House Pet
ers, in The Forfeit; Wednesday,
Pauline Frederick. in paid in Full' !;
Thursday, John Hines and Louise
Hun. in 'The Little Intruder: Fri
day, Bessie Love. in THE Wishing
Ring Man; Saturday. Shirley Mason,
in ''The Winning Girl"
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Columbia.

At Loew's Columbia Theater today
and until Thursday Bryant -Washburn
viii be pictured in Something To
Do as young man. rich, popular,
handsome, yet bored to death and go
Ing to seed in his youth. His weary
search for something to do is sud
denly brought to q pause when he
meets the girl of the story.
Macmillan Foster is the author of
the story.
Short-reel subjects also will be
SHOWN. including: The River GREY
and the River Green" described as
tho scenic ramble of Robert G..
Bruce; "a Touch Of Rheumatism, :"
featuring Mabel Normand; a Mutt and
Jen comedy, and the Gaumont- Herald
Graphic.
The last three days of the week,
Kitty Gordon Is announced in '"The
Scar" as a Southern adventures.
Supplemental features also will be
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Lyric.

Today and tomorrow, 5rAnnette Kel-
lermann, in Queen of the Sea-; to-
day, matinee. Houdini in THE
Master Mystery fourth episode;
Tuesday, Frank Keenan,. in Todd Of
the Times; Wednesday Sessue Haya-
kawa and Tsuru Aoki. in "A Heart
in Pawn" and "The Dutiful Dub;
Thursday, Peggy Hyland, in THE Girl
star" Marriage a la Mode" and
Mixed Up and Saturday. Jane and
katherine. Lee" in Smiles" and
Francis Ford, in The Silent Mystery"
twelfth episode. =.,s-f.s-. -.-.,-- ...-.a
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Truxton.

Today, Alice Brady. in Tier Great
Chance";' tomorrow. Alma Reubens,
in. Restless Souls; Tuesday, Mar
garita Fischer. in 'Mollie of the Fol-
ies": Wednesday. Ruth Clifford, in
The Games Up; Thursday, Lillian
Walker, in 'sThe Love Hunger; Fri.
day, Marie Osborne, in "Child Of
MSieu"; Saturday. Norma Talmadge,
in DE Luxe Annie"
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New,Navy.

Today. William Farnum, in The
Man Hunter; tomorrow. Edith storey,
in las the Sun Went Down; Tues. !.
day, Carmel Myers. in who VIII
Marty Me?"N "Wednesday Gladys
in THE Forbidden Room;
Thursday, Bert Lyteli, in Blind Mans
Eyes, Friday, William Russell. in
"Where,ythea West Begins" and Sat-
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. ALA Nazinhova,
in "Out Of the Fog: Tuesday. Con-
stance TalmAdEe. in Experimental
Marriage: Wednesday, House Peters,
Mason in The Winning Girl; FriS
day. John Hines and Louise Hun. in
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Leader.

THE Better Ole" the English pho
toplay production, with the original
cast, of the spirit of the war trenches
of Europe woven around the famous
cartoons of Capt. Bruce Bairnsfather.
will remain on view at the Leader
Theater all this. week. tt broke all
records for attendance last week ana
is being retained by the management
to enable those to see it who were. 5un-
able to get in the theater last week.
1t is the picture. sensation OF the year
and filled with the comedy spirit.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

Fannie Ward, at the Strand next
week.
THE Rebellious Bride" featuring
Peggy Hyland, a Garden attraction
next week.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

The patrons of Crandall's Metropoli-
tan are promised today at 3, $50 and
$3.50 pm. an extraordinary treat in
the appearance of Mr.. Lewis White.
young American pianist. who will
play Chopin's "Fantasle 1mpromptu."
Mr. White is native of Philadelphia.
and a pupil of Richard Jeckwer OF
the Philadelphia Music Academy and
of Leopold Godowski. He played the
entire summer season of 1861 at
Bar Harbor.
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MARION DAVIES
"GettMS My Ms1rzaa' -

be the Hungarian Dance. No. s." by
Brahms. Mr.. Breeskin also will plaS
as violin solo. Souvenir" and to-
day Mr.. Furr. solo cornetist, will play
The Palms as an extra number:
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American.

Today, William Farnum, in The
Man Hunter; tomorrow, Enid Bennett
in Happy Though Married.; Tuesday,
Vivian Martin, in .You Never Saw
Such a GirT; Wednesday. Carlyle
Blackwell. in "Hit or Miss: Thursday,
Charles Chaplin. in "A Dogs Life;
Friday. Lima Cavalieri. in Two
Brides; Saturday, D.. W. Grifith's
Romance Of Happy Valley"
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Olympic

Today. D. W. Grinitb's The Ro-
nance Of Happy Valley" and Charles
Chaplin, in ''Shanghied": tomorrow,
Priscilla Dean, in "The, Wicked Dar-
ling; Tuesday, Mitchell Lewis, in
"Children of Banishment"; Wednes-
day, Charles Ray, in "The Girl
Dodger," and Houdini, in THE Master
Mystery: Thursday. Lima Cavalieri, in
1.-TWO Brides; Friday, Ethel Barry
more, in tThe Divorcee." and Satur-
day. Carlyle Blackwell, in Hit or
Miss" 81
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Strand.

q
William Russell will be pictured at
Meore's Strand Theater today and -un-
til Thursday in Brass Ruttons."' :
breezy comedy-drama- In the role op-
posite is Eileen Percy. The story
concerns a young man who mfstook
an heifess for a maid and to win her
attention and interest assumed the
disguise of a policeman: A dash of
melodramatic< vigor is by Bull Mon
tana in several scenes where a bur-
glar logically. would complicate mat
ters for the Cop ~ +,
From Thursday to Saturday. in
elusive. Frank Keenan, will be pic
tured in "The Silver Girl" a new re-
lease, of which Mr.. keenan, Is not
only the star but also the director.
The story, written by Edward n.
Pep1e. author Of rThs Littlest Rebel"
is one Of emotion and sublime sacri-
flee. Supplemental films and special
musical features, are also in the bill.
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MAD1A1NE TRAVERSE.
"es,,szzn9 n. Souls .
The Little Intruder; Saturday. Anita
Stewart and Earle Williams, in from
Headquarters"
Crandau's.
MoLL1E KING
SzSDez5e I"

ton. in "The> Pen ~vulture": Tuesday
and Wednesday. Elsie Ferguson. in
The Marriage Price: Thursday.
Madge Kennedy. in Daughter of
Mine: Friday and Saturday. Alice
Brady, in Marie. Ltd"
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- - r,t-.~ls
!: :::.:.Filrnogranns.

The-eld song, Break the News to.
Mother" has bean screened to aid the
modern singer.
Press notices indicate that Kitty
Gordon's personal beauty is being
ranked second with her screen
gowns.
Dustin Farnum has new picture
called "The Harvest of Shame" from
opens In the east and ENDS IN the
west. 800 - 81
Fatty" sArbuckle is said to have
installed as official suggester" at
his studio, Jean Havcz. who has the
song writer of note" Last week Mr..
Arbuckle was defending "old gags"
Educational Films Corporation an
nounces two new Mexican subjects,
"A Day With Caranza," a reel of in
innate and interesting pictures, and
what Is a Mexican?" study. of the
lowest.
In Creased Lightning" Charles
Ray is painted as country inventor
who builds a, racing machine that
balks at the scratch but gets going
ia lIIuc 10 run uOWH the FllldlH. p" ho
is decamping with the fortune of his
sWeatheart's father.
Agnes Christine johnson, who
wrote the stories for "It Happened
to Adele" "Fires of Youth and "The
Turn in the Road" as well sas the
Mary Pickford screen version of
Daddy Longlegs." has been added
to the Thomas H. Ince scenario staff.
A wise press agent says If it wasn't
for her personality the picture star.
would be in bad way. for pictures
take from her the music and inf1ec-
ton of her, voice. the color of her
eyes. her hair and her raiment and
even the beauty Of her complexion.
Personality and performance, he
says. are all that are left her. "But
oh. N.Y. how she gets there with
them" s.s. -. 80.
David Wark Griff1th's next-picture
extraordinary. 1t is Announced Is tn
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Turn in
the Road Tuesday. Shorty Ham
ilton, in THE Pen vultnre. and
Carlyle Blackwell. IN Hit or
Miss; Wednesday. Anita Stewart
and Earle Williams. in From Head
quarters; Thursday. Pauline Freder-,
ick, in paid in Full; Friday, Shirley
Mason, in>''The Winning GirR: Satur-.
day, Constance Talmadge. in Expert
mental Marriage" y
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tonian, has returned after fifteen
years In the south. bringing from
Miami a series Of motion pictures
showing the capture of monsters of
the deep, including whip and king
roe, man eating shark of the tiger.
hammerhead. shovel-jnose and other
varieties These pictures will be
shown at the West Virginia Theater
tomorrow.
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Revere.

Today. Sporting Life: tomorrow,
Lima Cava1ieri, In Two Brides: ::
Tuesday. Dorothy Dalton. In Hard
na4ss = Wfdnsssaiy er onix Worm Morma bB,s. ps
day. 'Tudd 'nhead Wilson,: Friday,
Inuise Hun int "Crook. of -DreAms.". !,
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Plaza.

Today, tomorrow and Tuesday. John
Barrymore, in ."rhe Dictator: We'd
nesday and Thursday, Norma Tall
madge. in ."The. Probation Wife; Fri
day and Saturday, Mary Pickford, in
"Hulda From Holland"
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Circle.

Today, Henry waithaIl. in False
Faces-; tomorrow. Vivian Martin. In
''Yod Never Saw Such a Girl alss
Houdini. in Master Mystery; Tues
day. Dorothy Gish. in Boots; Wed
r--day, Montagu Love and Muriel Os-
triche. in '"rhe Hand Invisible:
Thursday. Tom Moore. in "A Man and
His Money; Friday, Norma Tai
madGe, in 'The, Forbidden City: Sat-
urday. Mitchell Lewis. in "Life's
Greatest Problem
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Criterion.

AGlaays Brockwe1l lphotoplay,"Pitt-
falls ola Big City" wilI be shown. to-
day at the Criterion Theater The pic
ture, a William Fox production, tells
story Of a woman crook who battles
against temptation, forsakes her life
of crime and brings with her out of
the underworld a man who promises
to do better.
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Craudall's.

"The Pen vulture." today and to-
morrow. featuring shorty Hamil-
ton. in tale Of French Canadian life
in the great northwest: THE Mar
riage Price" Tuesday. and Wednes-
day, featuring Elsie Ferguson;
Daughter of Nine" Thursday, ;fea-
turing Madge Kennedy. and Marie.
Ltd, Friday and Saturday. .,sss
Evening star., 1919-04-13

The ~eld-song, Break the News to.
Mother" has ssbeen screened to aid the
modern singer.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

Today and tomorrow. E. K Lin
coin, in Fighting Through Tues
day, Kathleen Clifford. in. THE Law
ray. in Danger! 90 Slow; Thurs
day. Bert l'L,ytsll, in ''Blind Mans
Eyes; Friday 8funroe salisbury and
Ruth Clifford in "The Millionaire
Pirate" and Saturday, Madame Ira
verse, in Gambling in Souls"
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Liberty.

|. Today. Marguerite Clark. in MRS.
Wigss Of the Cabbage Patcb": to-
morrow. Dustin Farnum, in Cap
tain Courtesy; Tuesday. Lima Caxa-
lierg I'm Two Brides: Wednesday,
Tom Moore, ina Man and His
Money THURSDAY. Jane and Kath-
,Bara. in when Men Desire" and
Saturday. Henry B. Walthall.; in
Fake Faces" -s- --,-,---
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Dustin Farnum has a new picture
called THE Harvest of Shame" from
scenario. by Tom ]. Geraghty. II:
opens In the east and ends in the
Evening star., 1919-04-13

David Wark Grifith's next picture
extraordinary. 1t is announced, is to
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Garden.

Moore's Garden Theater today and
through Wednesday. will offer the
latest Fox release, Gambling In
Souls featuring Madlaine Traverse
in a sensational story of woman
who won a fortune but lost herself
at the roulette wheel, 90
The last three days Of the week,
Virginia Pearson will be pictured in
The Love Auction" drama Of
metropolitan life combining romance,
m melodrama %. and tragedy. Thurlow
Bergen, formerly seen in a washing
ton stock company, has an important
role.-. Brief comedies and orchestral
accompaniment are other features.
Evening star., 1919-04-13

Press notices indicate that Kitty
Gordon's personal beauty is being
ranked second with her screen
gowns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07

He was out OF office on March 4, 1909.
after having deliberately put forward
his best friend and principal adviser,
William Howard Taft. as his successor
and throwing all of his vast influence
toward Mr., Taft's success. As to what.
II any. agreement existed between the
two men AS regards the course Mr.. Taft
should pursue generally in domestic and
foreign policies no person surely knows
or knew except the late Col. Roosevelt
ard the living ex-Pres.dent Taft.
II il measurably certain. however.
from events that developed that the
Colonel wits not merely disappointed
but actually incensed at Mr., Taft's fail
ure to follow certain ROuseveltian con-
ceptlons OF policy. II may have been for
that reason that Col. Roosevelt precipi-
tated himself, or was precipitated, into
the sensational campaign of 1912
Much. however. was to take place in
his interesting life before that political
explosion was 10 shake the forty-eight
States What to do with his Astounding
energy after leaving the Presidency had
been in Col. Roosevelts mind for many
months. lie had talked 1t over with his
famous Tennis Cabinet" all good
spOrtsmen. and had come TO the de-
cision that his yearning for outdoor ad-
venture and big game shooting would
lind its heartlest expression In Africa.
So 10 Africa b vent as most men
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07

a trifle by the nation TO individual
While 1t Is true that the building of
railways, the opening of mines the
growth OF the-lumber Industry and the
settlement OF frontier lands by hardy
pioneers were rapidly promoted by this
policy. 1t also resulted naturally IN the
accumulation Of great wealth In the
hands OF a compar atively few men who
were controlling lumber. coal, oil and
railway transportation in a way that
was believed TO be a menace 10 the
public welfare. Nor was the concen-
tration Of wealth the only danger Of
this policy: IL led to the destruct ion OF
forests. the exhaustion OF IN rming soils
and the wasteful mining OF coal and
minerals. since the desire for quick
profits, even when they entail risk TO
pernanency OF capital. Is always a
powerful human motive.
Mr.. Roosevelt not only framed le--
islation TO regulate this concentration
or wealth and 20 preserve forests.
water power, mines and arabic soil.
but organized departments in his ad-
ministration for carrying his legisla-
ton into effect. His official acts and
the influence OF his speeches and mes
sages led to the adoption by both cit!-
zens and Government OF n new theory
regarding natural resources.
II Is that the Government. acting
for tho people. who are the real own
ers OF all public property, shall per-
manenty retain the fee in public
lands, leaving their products to be de-
veloped by private capital under leas -
which are limited in their duration and
which give the Government complete
power 70 regulate the Industrial oD-
erations OF the loSsees
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07
Dropped One at Long Range.

We walked toward them rather OK
pecdng charge. but when we were etill
over 200 yards away they started back
for the swamp and we began firing The
distance being long | used my VIM
chester Aiming we'll before one bull
he dropped to tho shot as il polea ed
falling straight on his back with his legs
kicking. hut in moment he was up
again and after the others. Later I
found that the bullet full metal patch.
had struck Inn In the head but did not
penetrate the brain. and merely stunned
him for the moment.
IAN the time We kept running dag
onally 10 their line of flight They We're
all three badly wounded. and when they
reached the tall rank grass. high as a
mans head. which fringed the papvruS
swamp. the two foremost lay down while
the last one the ono I had foored with
the Winchester. turned. and with nose
outstrctchel began 10 come toward US
He was badly crippled. however. and with
a soft nosed bullet from my heavy Hol-
land ! knocked him down. this time for
good. Tho other two then rose, and
though each was again hit they reached
the swamp, one Of them 10 our right, the
other to the left where the papyrus
came out in a point"
Following the African anabasis he
spent the spring and early summer
Egypt Continental Europe and ENGLAND.
accepting many invitations to make pub
lie addresses In those countries lie re
ceived popular and official ovations sug-
gestive OF royal distinction. He received
honorary degrees from the universities
OF Cairo. ChristIania, Berlin. Cambridge
and Oxford.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-01-07
Induced William to Helm,

Roosevelt called in the Kaiser 10 help
him in an appeal TO the rulers of Russia
and Japan. The Joint appeal succeeded
in inducing the M!kado to forget his de-
mand for money indemnity and caused
the Car to give TO Japan much of the
island of Saghalien.
The peace treaty was signed on Sep
TENDER 5. 1905, and the world arose and
acclaimed Roosevelt the fighter as the
greatest peacemaker of the age. The
following year he received the Nobel
Peace Prize of $4,000 for that great
service.
or even more far reaching results
upon the world was the Roosevelt IN
ception and perfection, during HIS sec
ond term. of Il plan to join the .Atlant. C
and Pacific by means of the Panama
Canal. 1906 the Spooner bill was
passed. thereby giving the President the
authority to buy the old French Panama
Canal Company. lay out a water route
across the isthmus. reorganize~a canal
commission and begin to build. The
work C'eant not only a battle against
mountainous engineering problems hut
notable me- cal sanitary problems that
Ill then had defied the world.
How well the work was done is too
fresh in the public mind to require de-
tailed description And while Roose-
welt was lacking his canal problems he
put through far reaching Legislative and
diplomatic coups that included the
momentouS passage OF bill giving Fed
eral control, or at least the direction, Of
the business of interstate commerce car
rierS the suppression in the same year,
1906, of Cuban instruction against
President Estrada Palma: the inception
of wide spreading conservation Of
Americas natural resources.