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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

New brunswick, y. j., March ! ., 1914
NOTICE is hereby given that the Twenty
seventh AnnuA! Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF the United states Rubber Company VIII
be he'd at Ahe principal ONCE Of the Com
pany, in tho city OF New Brunswick New
Jersey, on Tuesday. April 10Th, 1919, at 2
O'clock noon, for the election of Directors
and for the transaction OF any and all
business that may properly come before
the meeting, including considering and
voting upon the approval and ratification
OF all purchases. contracts. acts proceed
inEs elections and appointments b. the
Board OF Directors and the Executive Com
in!ttte since the Twenty-s!Xth Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Conn
pany on March 18th, 1913, and Of all mat %
ters referred 10 in tho Twenty seventh
Annual Report 10 Stockholders. which viii
be sent to stockholders before the meet
ing, and in the proceedings Of the Board OF
Directors and the Executive Committee.
which, until the meeting, will be open to
examination by Stockholders OF record
during business hours at tho New York
Once OF the COMPANY 1890 Broadway.
The Transfer Books vii. not be closed.
but the New Jersey Corporation Law viii
not allow to be voted any share OF stock
which shall have been transferred after
March Goth, 1919.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors
SAMUEL NORRIS. Secretary
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
-ot THE TWO HUNDRED TWENTY
A" III Va heid at the .o.ice " the Corpora
ton. room 1909. No. II Broadway. New
York city, on Wednesday March 26th
1918. at ~ o'clock noon, for the purpose
Of electiug Directors and for the transac-
ton OF such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
TP NHST n OSPORNN G~ers.a-v
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MONTREAL CLOSING
10 80; culs, 1iT25a~

1 12iSn; cg,.s Ii%259r~ ewes. caoi,e - -
GlS ~: cplls s6Gg 7'ou' SIl
49, LOUIS March 1l.--Hozs-Rece,n,s
iiss'iTSoo SoG5 hgher. Lights. SIS stost
,ySt q; 6B'ss'. VAC 20: mixed ard butchers.
bulk tls.S5Qls so '''''oV l'.ov'
nc cat iile,- Receipts 300; beef steers 10 d
beef s'ecrs, 5OgIS6O; wearing sSaors
az an heiers,, $3.50 Is; cows. sIgais.bO'
S,Iighers ard feeders, SlO0lS5O; fair to
cows and he!ters, S7.bORl5; Gamers ana
I44jttSers' ".6Og 7.26; native calves, s7.55a
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Iso lbs, s3.5OQ8'75: Ia n y Maine,
$40 f0Tk iSO lbs s2sGqa; is5 ibs~ ; soS
sinia. N No 1sr !S9 lbs ..s.?5qs5o viz
Enl 40 3. sWEETS--Jersey bsk 20 9ag.
DeFa"are and Maryland hall Haas " 49,
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Founded 1903
The Merchants National Bank
Of the City Of New York

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that a
Special Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the
above Bank Will be held a. lts Offices. ~
Wall Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City, March 81, 1919. at 1900. o'cloot,
Noon. for the purpose Of RctiAc upon
propositions to alter the par vsluo OF tho
ca p!thl stock from $50 per share to 400
per shsre; to increase the capital stock
from s. 600 900, represented by 80 600
shares, each Of the par vsuo - $50. 20
100000, to be represented by 30 900
shares. each or the par value OK 800. 70
elect three aSS6 tors 70 IA "Rcarcies IN the
BOARD and transact such other bust.
ness as may come before the meeting.
BY order Of the board % Directors
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~ s9dz ~ --cglltq,-nia--.sl ,epa4s.s'

small drum. ~. .: Admiral. small drum.
il2: Florida, hst.. SSdS PEPPERS
Florida, box, SO 80; Cuban, box, $50
80 PARSLEY, -or.sienn. curly, b6L,
az; half drum, s79S; crate, s.; Ber-
muda, box, {I5ou5. PARSNIPS-Bbl.,
S1.5O02. ROMAINE-FIorida. bsk.. sid
4; Texas, bsk., So; California, per crate.
$3.50 dG; bermuda, crate, SlG3. Shall
LOTS-Tsouislana. 100 bchs., $685.. SPIN
ACH-Nirginia. bbL, SAG $50; Texas, bsk.
$50 N .. California, crate. sl6O13.5O.
SQUASH-Old, per Dbl, si.5092.5O: new.
box, s4a5. TUVNIPS-Rutaba ga. bbl or
bag, Slal.7j. white, Dbl. or bag, slQl26:
Bermuda new, white, crate, fla2. TO-
NATOES-Florida, carrier. S2Hb.6U: Gu
Jan, $40 a $50: Nassau, sl.5O63.5O. Wa
TERCRESS--lOO bchs., Sl.5Oqe5O
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AMERICAN GRArHorHo>E ca,

TIIEIF TTtII-N ITNTDLNTl No 81
quarterly dividend go Ssl OF one ana
three-quarters ia. 90 per cent has b.so
declared upon tho Preferred Capital Stock
payable April list 1919. TO stockholders -
record at the close OF bushes March I6tb
1913, Transfer books will not be closed
C. W. WODDROP, TreaHureT
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AMERICAN GkApuOpuoNr Co

COM MpN DIVIDEND no IS
A quarterly dividend Go. 55l or
three quarters "a 70 per cent. has no
declared upon the Common CapltsI $50
OF the American Graphophone Comnsny
payable April LIST, 1919, to stockhoiSsTs
record al the close Of business March l5,b
i9lv. transfer books will not he clossd
c. w. MODDRO.p Treo.,,-os0 ~
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TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT CoMpAN,

The Hoard Of Directors have declared
the regular quarterly dividend OF tl.75 per
snare upon the preferred apital stock of
this company payable April list, 1919, to
stockho ders Of record at the close of bus.-
ness March 18TH, 1914.
Dividend checks will bo mailed By The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Trans
fer Agents, No. l6-22 William Street New
York city, to stockholders who have nled
mailing ordere.
\. NJ. ROBERTSON, secretary
New York March 4th 1919
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GrA>TANAMo SUGAR SpMPA>y-

The Board Of Directors ha-Nnis day de-
r'srel n Dividend Of one dollar ana
twenty-five cents $3.50 per share. or al
he rate Of two ana one-half per cent
g.. ~ ''N on the stock Of tho Company for
IN" quarter ending March a. 1918, nav
eAio April !. 1919, to Stockholders OF
Record - thu close Of business March ia
1873. The Transfer Books VIII not M.
closed
r II CLARK, Secretary & rreasur,r
" Work.. March II. lAla-
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Columbia Graphophune Manufacturing Co

TREFERREp DIVIDEND No. =
y quarterly dividend tNo. - OF one ana
three quarters G'Al per cent has bssn
declared upon the Preferred Capital stool
90 the Columbia Graphophone Msnutac-
turing COMPANY, payable April lst 1919, to
7t"ckholders ~ record NJ the close of bust
not be closed.
O ". MOnpROp r-easur..
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Il. I. DU POST DE NEMOURs
POWDER COMPANY,
Mllnninutnn naIau.ar.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of tho r. J. du Pont de Nemours Powder
Company viii be held on Monday tho
l7th day Of March 1919, at twelve O'Clock
noon at the principal Office OF the Com
pany, No. 81 Newark street, Hoboken.
New Jersey, for tho purpose Of elcctlng
BOARD Of Directors and receiving ana
acting upon tho reports Of the NnIccrs
and for the transaction Of such other bu.i.
ness as may properly como before ths
meeting.
.ALENIS i. dn pONr sacrntar-
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Live stock Markets in Other cities.

KANSAS CITY, March 1l.-Hogs-R
.elp5s, 1000. 20 10 20 cents higher. bulk
vs. q s.; heavy. slS.5OUlgs5; packers
ana outc hers. 3lS.S5 M1S.75: lights SlSQ
1865; pigs. fl3.5oal7.5O.
cattle - Receipts, 1000: no Southerns.
SleadE. Prime steers. S1Sql9, dressed
peer steers Sl2ulS; Western steers, Sl2D
Ia southern steers nomlnally. S76IS:
COWS Ssn -. 90, heifrrs, SlOdIA6O: stock
eni ana feeders. Sl2 1850: bulls, 4sal2i
,Sheep-Recepts, H. 600: strong to l0c.
higher. Lambs. fledl9.15; yeariings SIS
q ~ wetners, ElS.5Og 1859; ewes, $3.50
4S'IO' stockers and feeders, Sl39l7.
CHICAGO. March -Hogs-Receipts.
10000; market mostly 30 to 40 cents
hlgheri spotH. IS 10 so cents higher;
estimated to- morrow Is. 600 Bulk OF sales
9lsg lP."5 butchers, Sl9.20 nl9.40I light,
slS.'6G 10 80; packing. slSul9.9O; throw
s oHys; - 10 is; pigs good to choice,
cattle Receipts, 1000: good and choice
beer steers and butcher cattle Is to %
cents higher; others and calves steady;
feeders STEADY TO Is cents. higher; es-
tmated tIriaorrow, 5000. Beef cattle,
good to choice and prime. $4,000 90 20;
Butcher 'iock. cows and heifers $40
1850. CanneTs and cutters, s5.75Rs
StoolSers and feeders, Good choice and
prime A!,55ql5; inferior/ common and
hed um, ts.2501l,l5. Veal calves good
10 choice, Sli.509lS.
Sheep-Receipts, II 900: market mostly
steady; prime lambs higher; estimated to-
morrow 1000. Lambs choice and prime
si"noUi J" TO- medium and good. f1s258
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
Columbia GIaphOphone Manufacturing Co

COMMON DIVIDEND NO. Z
The columbia Graphophone Manufaotur-
ing Company announces n change in its
diVid end policy Tegards-its Common
stock and that instead OF the quarterly
dividend formerly paid. amounting TO si.76
per share, the regular quarterly dividend
viii De $3.50 in cash and one-twentleth
G-20) OF a share of the Common Stock OF
the Company on each share of its orNand-
ing Common Stock.
A quarterly dividend (No. - of s2.So IN
cash and one-tweutieth G-20l OF share
in Common Stock has been declared. pay
able April list. 1919 on each share OF
the Common stock of the Columbia Graphic
phone Manufacturing Company to stoclt
holders Of record at tn close OF business
March 18th, 1919. Transfer books will
not be closed
c W. wODDROP. rrsasurar
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Custom House Rece,nt.

Receipts for duties at the Cus,or,
House Yesterday were s4OS. $50. Of which
I-e,4V-V " was for merchandise with
orawn from bonded warehouses and
G79,9779s for recent importations anu
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
NATIONAL LICORICE ,oMp.X,X,:.

PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 81
The regular quarterly dividend OF 1, O..
on the Preferred Stock Of this Company
has this day been declared payabis on
March slst next to all Referred stock.
holders OF record March gath.
II. W, PETHERBRIDGD Trea.urer
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
ATLAS POWDER COMPANY
Wilmington. Delaware.

FtUIudTy ~ wv,
The annual meeting 81 the stockholders
Of Atlas Powder Company will be held at
the principal Office Of the Company, corner
18th and Market Streets, Wilmington Della
ware, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of March
1919. a twelve o'clock noon, for the cleo
ton OF Directors, and for tho Transaction
OF such other business as may properly
come before the meeting, In accordance
with the Laws of the State OF Delaware,
no stock can be voted on az any election
which has been transferred on the books
OF tho Company within twenty days next
preceding such election.
LELAND LYON. Secretary.
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Yesterdays Fires


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Mary Beuge, Unkrown
x 'ol-INl6 Crotona Park East
The Bronx; Abraham
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s:2O-sound View Ave. ana RAN lr'"'nS
dali ave, Tho Bronx,
Clason Point military
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'fo-3Sl Washington ST.; st.
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blett' Clothing CO. r-rLr,,--
The sun., 1919-03-12

The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders
OF THE SALIsBURY PLAINS CORPORA
TlON will be held az the ONCE OF the Cor
poration, room 1909, No. II broadway.
New York city. on Wednesday, March 26th
1919 at IL o'clock noon, for tho purpose
OF electing Directors and for the transao-
ton OF such otMr business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
LRNEEl L AGnALl
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CUBA CANE SUGAR CORp0RATIOA

PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND.
quarterly dividend OF Sl.75 per shr.
mas TINS day been declared upon thu pra
ferred stock of this Corporation Tor tSs
quarter ending March slst. 1919, payahis
April LIST, 1919, TO stockholders Of r.ooyH
'"' ''o1e OF business March 18th. 1919
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EEL AND ORDNANCE STOCKS.
OUT OF TOWN MARKETS.

22io United shoo....... a9S 30 49,, %
"a United Shoe pr Or. IN y IN Is
so Ventura OIL. 10 10 ~. 81,
100 Warren Bros. IN IS IN is
10 Warren Br lst pr 81. 67A 67l. TN
BONDS
Sl4)0o Am Ag Chem %. 1O4i5 1851, 10r. lO5b
1000 C * w / hS.... - 10 ~ 70
500 Mass Gas 4Las.....s 81 81 81 81
lo.0 Miss Xiv Pow 5s 7sis 7Sls 7Sia ~.
1900 luntA 6S...........Y ~ q qi 81
100 United Fruit 4l,sl00 100 lpl 100
lrH West T 4 T Is ... 80 30 80 50
60G J Il s Is ..... 70 10 - 70
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form. Rate and Maturity. Bid. Asked. Yield.
Coupon AIS, Jan, 1864 ...... lOsi1 1878 40
Coupon AIS. Sept, 1868. .....l 1864 l07e 410
Coupon AVS, March, 1865. 1914 40
Registered AIS March. 1865 100 49,
Coupon AIS, Jan. 1868. .10ln =. Ab
Registered 4Ls. Jan. 1895. 100 =. loa
Coupon 4Ls, Jan, 1et5.....101 400
Coupon AIS, Jan, 19i5......I00 4OO
Coupon Is, 1967............... " q7A Aui
Coupon IS. l95O-62. Canal. 81 g7s[ Iv
Registered Is. ls60-62. Canal % e7L tW
Coupon Is, 1e5s-62, Highway. 81 rs IUI
Regis. Is, 1882, Highway. ss rs IOl
Coupon 4s, Jan. 1915. ....... "a . 40
Registered 49, Jan. 1916. 80. 90. E. 40
Coupon Is, Jan. Ig42........ ~ :. 40
Registered Is. Jan. 1e49.... 90 :. go
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. s:14 A NJ Sun sets. IS IS p NJ
Moon sets.....3.% AM
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook .4:17 A NJ Gov. Island. e os A NJ
He'll Gate....7:l3 NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook 10 ~ AN Gov. Island. II IA A NJ
He'll Gate.....1;09 AM
The sun., 1919-03-12

Connecting mails close at C. p. o. and CITY
Hall station A. 80 p NJ. daily
Philippine Islands tVia san Francisco March
lG, IS CyclopS.
Tahiti, MsrqucsRs. Cook Islands New Yea.
land and specially addressed mail for Australia
via san Francisco March Il, IS Psloona
skN'ncourer ~ Vict.E.sr ". c. April ., Sc,
hawaii and Guam This mail IL forwarded Ia
the Pacific coHst daily FOR despatch 70 dcstiua.
ton by the best opportunity.
Japan, CcreR, ChinS Siam Cochin Chins.
straits Settlements and Netherlands FEst
indies. This mail is forwarded 10 the PaclNc
coast daily for despatch 10 destination by the
hest opportunity.
The sun., 1919-03-12
CHICAGO,


sioo" Chi c 4 c Ry as. 47% 7x 74 Az
5000 Comw Edison IS 934 e3I. q3I. s3I. |
The sun., 1919-03-12

PARAGUS-Georgia dozen bchs., f2lm22:
California. dozen bchs., Slsa22; box, IS N
Q; half box. 1ta5, ANIsE-Louisiana per
.1sa2O BRUSSELS SPROUTS = Long
Island, per quart. Is 25ci California,
small drum. sl2al3 BEANS Florida
wax. Osk., SO T7.50; Valentine. bsl5, SSG7;
green, bsk., S3as, BEETS--1OO bchs. ST
"a; Florida, box 12g2.5O; Old, per bbI
81 ESQ .95. CARROTS Bermuda, crate 81
a .; old, hbl Si50N2.25; old, bag, SipieS
CUCUMRERS-F Florida. dozen, Sl75a2.25
cARBAGES - Danish, ton. $685.: old
white, bol. sld0ge; old, red, ton. 500;
old bill, 15.6097; Old. bag. s5RG6O; FLOR,
Ida. new. hsk,, Sla2 "a; Florida, crate
80 a.: red. crate. S607; red bsk', SsG4;
crate, sea2.25; red, crate ssQs. CAUTI.
FLOWERS talifornia, half crate, S29
$50. CEbERY-F'lorda, 70 inch crate, 81
as; 10 inch crate, So 5OR5.5O. CHICORY
Louisiana. hbl.. SST6: Florida, bsk.. sin
80: California, crate, Sc; bsk., So ESCA-
ROl-Louisiana, bhl., 500; Florida, bsk
s. 1880, BGGPLANTS-Box s2a6 GAR.
nc lb.. Is n soc HORSFRADISH 100
lbs. 81 KALE-Vlrginia. Dbl, S175ae5O
LEFKS-l00 bchs, slG2.5O. EETTUl H,-
California Icshere "-at" o7s9ae-. v,.y-
ida, bsk.. sid5; Teyrs, bsk, s25O02'75;
boy, sIGI; .hsk,. siG5' oNioNs-wVhpiTtee
100 II, bag; Sias yellow. 100 To- bag. $3.50
aa2S: red; 100 70. hsy. s29s. OYSTER
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
Victory Bringer
(From the New York Tribune).
Welcome, Pershlngl

Welcome, Pershinsl
We say II simply. A terse greeting
least embarrasses terse man. The
rest we feel
Supermen inspire awe and wonder,
but leave the heart cold and uneasy.
The conquerlng hero neither belongs
to our time nor corresponds 10 our
spirit He is obsolete. But the affection
Of a great democracy for the grim and
mighty soldier who has saved It's day
at Armagedd0n is deep and durable.
This ones place In military fame we
leave TO the historian. Experts will eX-
anime his strategy and pronounce
upon II technically. None OF this we
care abOut-nOt now. What we know
is that Pershing commanded a modern
miracle. He did not invent IT, He
would be the very last, perhaps, TO
perceive the true nature Of his rela-
tlon TO it,
His was that direct and accurate
faith which unconsciously shapes
momentous things. At the supreme
moment he said, "We are ready"
meaning not that his men were pre-
pared by training or experience, but
that the heart and youth and strength
OF America were there TO grapple with
destiny at any odds. He knew.
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
With the Pdrdgraphers

Phil Knox calls Il the truce Of Versailles others less
The Prince wants meet the people who did the dirty
work in the but this is understood not to apply to
pronteers.-Otawa Citizen.
Amone all the OF the British oversee possessions
General SHUTS unquestonably acknowledged the abest
exponent OF the imperial policy. He suggested at
time member OF the British Cabinet and also as
British Ambassador to Washington. His work. though
unquestonaby lies at home where Bothas
he will be able to carry out the South African policy
strengthening the union Of and completing the links
in the coveted East African chain Of communication from
the Cape to the Mediterranean.-New York sun.
Some light from authoritative source has come
to US on the meaning OF "Gink An American gentleman
in the smoke of the Mauretanla supplied corre-
spondent with the following definition the two ex
pressive transatlanticisms "Gnk" and Boob" boob"
ne said is merely guy that from the country but
'glnk" lives far away from the main pike that the
owls down in the night and raid his chickens
London Daily Chronicle
The Bolshevst general whose successes have so ser
ousy threatened the Kochak Is said 10 be
named Kamenoff, who a colonel in the old army
OF the Gar II the Russian revolution repeats the history
OF the French 1t should not be very long before military
dictator will appear to follow the example Of Napoleon 10
the extent at least of selling power restoring order and
building up aristocracy from his family and friends
Those who base prophecy the theory that history re-
peats may do well to make note OF the name Of Kamen
on.-Buffalo Express.
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
COURTS MAnTIAL.

MASS OF evidence showing abuses OF authority dur
"A Ing The has not served TO dispaoe condemn
the system Of courts martial in the American army.
Major General herman chairman Of the department
board which has investigated complaints of courts
martial says that such "for creating and main
taning The discipline Of armies rather than for "nlco
exempllncaton OF technical rules Of law"
Secretary OF War Baker has given his approval to this
view.
The purpose OF army is to nght, and that purpose
is denial OF the fact that other things being equal the
better carried only through rigid discipline. There
be doubt that the better troops disciplined the
better they be made TO Tight.
Free and easy armies victories trained
obedlent armies.
Pure justice is by the aim Of court martial
It's aim is to punish and by Its punishment set example
Many sentences imposed during the excessive,
and have reduced aside by presidential author
iy But they served to create respect for army regua-
tions the articles OF war; whether not that respect
was at all times healthfu
Just the volunteer system, which is based on a
splendid IDEAL has been demonstrated to be completely
outcassed by conscrption the idea Of court martial
which would safeguard the rights Of accused soldiers as
carefully as civilian safeguards them, cannot stand
against the stern efficiency Of the oldashoned army trial
An army is not the place for tenderness and sympathy
and precious regard for the individual War is hard ana
soldering Is hard For wrongs suffered by soldiers
through the pressure OF discipline we can only register
one more black mark against war itself.
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
EXIT ARIsTOCRACY.

II HERE is not much resentment left In the world
against idle arstocraces for the simple reason thai
idle arislocracies the way TO oblivion.
In Russia The arstocra went up in smoke sometimes
literally; Germany the arsocrat is pa~nng the last
OF the family plate and looking for job; In England
after gallant record the arisiocracy is packing up
90 leave
Old British families frightened by "thc insecurity Of
vested interests the socasic trend OF present day
legislation age removing 10 East Africa and Canada Ihey
may thrive in these places, bat not as arisocrals
The United States never supported, openly. class OF
rich idlers Il always has been questionable IN TINS
country to be a do-nothing. Habitual oalng has been
frowned ON among men.
few centuries ago only the lower classes were pro-
ducers To work at anything, save war; hunting ana
gallantry. was humlliatng But not any more.
The tradition Of aristocracy has died hard in England
but die It must before the pressure Of economic change
Il cannot denied that certain arts ar sraces have
been fostered by arstocracy. but the true arstocrao
ideals OF urbany sefcontrol and appreciation OF art
will not perish on that day when everyone must earn his
living.
Evening journal., 1919-09-09
WHY NOT ORGANIZE A BUREAU?

Nv, ITH the Prince Of Wales already on his way TO the
w United States the Shah Of Persia contemplating
trip to American shores after visit in Paris and the
Presdenteect Of Liberia White House visitor the next
large appropriation bill to be asked for from the White
House will probably be "for the entertainment Of
foreign kings queens princes and prncesses their sutes
renues etc"
And should the League Of Nations be entered by the
United states the appropriation would doubt have TO
be increased many fold to accommodate the great influx
OF foreign potentaes.
such the price to be paid for the acceptance by one
President Of many favors and entertainments while ON
two Journeys TO distant lands.
Evening journal., 1919-09-09

, The German line was like a great
iron door turning on hinge in the
Argonne and reaching TO the sea. The
weary forces Of liberty were trying to
swing II back. Pershing hurled his
green army at the hinge and tore it
loose.
This wholly impossible feat. besides
being cardinal military achievement.
was incredible as a rational fact TO the
Huns, and, therefore, terrifying. II
made their blood run cold
"We expected" wrote Pershing in
his report 10 the Secretary OF War, "to
draw the best German divisions TO our
front and consume them"
American tactics not learned from
manuals OF warl
The expectation began TO be realized
on September %. That was the begin
ming Of the Meuse-Argonne offensive.
Ten days later the war was won.
On October > reading from the re,
port: "The strategical goal which was
our highest hope was gained. We had
cut the enemy's main line OF communi-
cations, and nothing but surrender or
an armistice could save his army from
complete disaster"
FOrty-four OF the best German dlvi-