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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
rommerci Courses Lead
/; Trainings Chosen for
New Vocations
-, 800 disabled soldiers will
p.4ome Efficient Business
Men after Completing
New Re-educatiOn

Warrington May 15.-Commercial
.,...t;on still holds one of the lead
~ olaces among the disabled SOL
Ears being reeducated by the Fed
IN Board for Vocational Education.
ft.se courses embrace general Of
Ice practice, stenography, typewrit-
~ bookkeeping, est accounting, gen
.,,l eecretarial work and the like, as
~.ll As some special courses in sales
manship, office management, etc.
suost of these courses are being given
i business colleges throughout the
country, and wherever possible the
d;abled man is placed in an institu-
t;m IS near his home as possible,
sAefe he will become familiar with
husiness conditions and business
,netices in that particular locality.
These men are allowed support
iund Of at least SOS a month while
nkiag the courses, with allowance
icr their dependents, if any. All
milton fees and other incidental fees
Il whatever description are paid by
ihe Federal Board, as we'll as trans
scft,tion to and from the institu-
sisa and upon completion of the
eotrye the placement division of the
fs1enl Board will have found en-
1loyneat for the men who have thus
elduated and are ready to take one.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Louisiana Federation Wo-
mems Club Notes

The Fifth District Federation of
Women's Clubs met on the 18th and
18th of May in Monroe. La. The
Convention opened at 3 P. M. Mon
day with Mrs. A. J. Thomas. Dis
trict President in the chair. The fol-
lowing program was successfully car
ried out and greatly enjoyed:
" MONDAY
Call to Orders P. M District Pres
ident
Reading minutes of last meeting
First Invocation Rev. E. K.Means
Chorus America
Address of welcome Mrs. Minnie
Ruffin. Monroe.
Response Mrs. c. c. Jones, Rayville.
Report of Credentials Committee.
Seating of Delegates.
Message. District Presidents Re-
port, Mrs. A. ]. Thomas, Simsboro
Appointment of Committees.
Adjournment.
MONDAY 8 P. M.
Music Boy Scouts Orchestra
Address. Mrs. A. F. Storm, State
President
Piano Solo Miss Shelby Gibbs
Address Rabbi David Fichman.
Vocal Solo Mrs. Philip Chauvin
Address Civic Problems.
Mr.. A. V. Miller. Commissioner
Parks and Streets, Monroe.
Music Boy Scouts Orchestra
Adjournment.
TUESDAY, May l3.
Call to order. 10 A. NJ.
Report of Club Presidents and Dis
trict Chairmen.
Address Value of Federation, Mrs.
John Shuttleworth, Shreveport.
Address "Demobilizing the Women"
Mrs. E. w. Doran, Simsboro.
Adjournment
Luncheon l2:30 at Icons to visiting
Club Women.
TUESDAY 3 P. M.
C'll to order, p. m.
Address Connection of Literature |
with the Concrete Works of Clubs
Mrs. Hadley. Ruston.
Vocrl Solo Mrs. John Thurman.
Ruston.
eading of minutes
Address What Red Cross Home
Service has ACCOMPLISHED. Mrs. |
]. Harvey Trousdale. Monroe.
Report of resolutions committee.
adjournment.
Auto ride for visitors.
Mrs. A. J. Thomas. Fifth District
President attended chairman meet
ing in Monroe last week
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Goethe Memorial at Weimar.

The genius of Goethe and Schiller
characterize Weimar in many forms
of civic beauty. Goethe, some years
before his death, laid out large pub
lie perk in the form of a garden and
There a quaint relic of it's originator
retnains in the stone altar round which
a serpent climbs to eat the votive
bread. Upon the altar is an inscrip
ton TO the genius hujas loci"
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
OIL? :NIxi

Willis-"Our company was getting
1000 barrels day when suddenly on
December 1st our production stop
ped.
Gillis-"That's funny. I never
heard of an oil we'll acting like that
before.
Willis-"Who's talking about oil
wells? This was a brewery."-Judge.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Redpath Chautauqua to
Close 1919 Season
Here Tonight
Delightful Comedy, 1T Pays to
" Advertise;" to Wind
Up Five-Day

! the season mere tOnlSHt WIFI ths
presentation Of that delightful Amer
ican comedy, 1T Pays to Advertise
This is one of the most successful
of modern plays. 1t is so well bal
anced in basic human values that II
Icheers the heart and diverts the mind
at the same operation. The authors
Role Cooper Mergue and Walter
Havkett, are numbered among the
most successful playrights Of this
generation.
1T Pays to Advertise is absolute
ly clean and wholesome and this fact
combined with the rich .Americanism
of its humor, the rapid-fire idioms
contained in the dialogue and the
many clever situations effected
marked its New York production as
the most successful comedy drama in
years.
The story is told with contagi-
Gus verve and vigor and the dialogue
is written with a real feeling for that
particular type of humor that has
been recognized as purely American
since the days of Ben Franklin.
The laughs?
1T Pays to Advertise" runs over
with laughs.
Before the company has been be-
fore you two naiakteS shc- -pixy will
reach out after you, and rap you
genially on the back, and you will be
aware of = warm, comfortable feel
ing that will cause you to sette back
contentedly, with complete trust that
it is going to keep you jovial and in
terested the whole evening.
, 1t makes fun of advertising but is
one of the best ads the advertising
man can have.
The central character is soaked in
the gospel of advertising. He claims
that the reason we eat hens eggs in
SICdU VI uuCh CSSS ID DCSduSC thC
hen advertises her product.
The central idea of "It Pays to
Advertise" is an old one. 1t is the
familiar story of the rich father and
the idle son. The father makes a
wager with his stenographer that she
cannot induce the son to go to work.
She succeeds in getting him interest
ed in business proposition. He
forms a partnership with a fellow
who believes with all Of his heart
and soul and amazing nerve that it
pays to advertise.
The father is soap manufactures
and the young fellows enter the same
field. flooding the territory with ads
of their soap. The ad campaign was
a tremendous success but the young
enthusiasts forgot to make soap. The
public demands the new soap and the
youngsters force the soap trust to
buy them out at an enormous price.
The refreshing clean tone and gen
ial humanity Of 1T Pays to Adver-
tse" will mark it as one of the big
features Of the entire program.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
MEW ORLEANS NEWS

heparstory to the convention of
Il Associated Advertising Clubs Of
he World to be held here in Sep
lenber, Llewelyn Pratt, first vice
Fesident of that organization, has
arrived in New Orleans. Mr.. Pratt
- ! number Of plans for promoting
htsrsst in the coming convention
~ plans to be very active for the
m month.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
French Auxiliary Board of Liberat-
ed Villages

The French Auxiliary Board Of
Liberated Villages, founded in 1915.
IS affiliated with the French Red
Cross, the Society Of Agriculturists.
Committee of National Relief and
the Union of Relief Works for
Homes Devastated by the War
The Honorary Presidents of the
Associations are Gabriel Hanotaux.
Of the French Academy: Emile Plu-
chez. President OF the Society of Aq-
riculturists of France: Madame La
Comptesse d'Haussonvilre. President
Society for the Aaid of Wounded
Soldiers; Madame Ernest Carnot,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Not Desirable.

II had to ask Flubdub not to eat
here any more.
"What's wrong:"
Every time | got pretty waitress
he'd try TO CONVINCE her that she was
cut out for a movie career, so j told
him to take his hash business some
where else.'-Louisyille Courier-Jour-
ual.-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

lore than 800 commissioners, Sec
lnfles, committeeman and returned
0lonaries will be entertained here
Rsday during the session of the
lessl assembly of the Southern
soytsriAn Church. Local Presby-
= are entertaining the members
licsrs,oftth assembly.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

Pharmacists of the state will gath
s@<in New Orleans Tuesday, We'd
eeeday and Thursday at the annual
eonyention of the Louisiana State
tlafmacoutical Association. About
MY delegates are expected.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

: Henry F. Baldwin, formerly pres
Meat Of A. Baldwin and Company
Afdware) of New Orleans, died
~ u 10 o'clock Sunday night.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Deaths STING

One Of the tragedies Of death is that
the man never knows the glory OF
his obituary notices.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

Seal Carbon Paper, Writing
~ md Inks and Typewriter Rib
~ sale 1t The Review Office
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

lgiag 1t the Opera House to-
~ a good show.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

A true soldier loves peace but Is a
-vavs ready for war.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
Dajjy Thouuht,

He hath no power that hath not
power to use.-Bailey.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16
WEATHER FORECAST

.cAN CITY AND VICINITf:
,,caT O. CLOUDY, SATURDAY
vr i amy. PROBABLY SCATTER
osuowERS LIGHT TO MOD
.rr = sOUTHERLY WIND.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

Mrs A. J. Thomas. Fifth District
President attended a chairman meet
ing in Monroe last week.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-16

YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU.
YOU ARE CALLED UPON TO
HELP PAY THE COSTS OF
WINNING THE WAR. BUY
VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

lcpe, spojiti Sc Ceskosloven-
skem, .ktere v normalnich do
bach bude vyvazeti uhli, cukr
a surovy material. Nemyslim
ma politickou uni, stacila by oh
Chodni celni unie. Neni pOtreby
pro politickou uni a snaziti Sc
prekonati pfirozenou nenavist
Cechu proti RakuSanum, ale
kdybychom sc spojili s Nemec-
KEN, Cechove by mas nenavid9
Ii vice, nebot' nenavidi N6mec-
ko.
Druha moznost, jez nam zby
va, jest unie S Uhrami, jez snad
by byla zadouci. TO by bylo pro
mas. ale Uhry stezi vyrobeji do
sti potravin pro mas vsechny a
iprcto by spojeni to nerozresilo
| probl6 y. NaSi d6lnici obavaiice
SC ztrat We vOlbach, hlasaji uni
3 Ncmcckem. Doufaji, re touto
cestou budou kontrolovati VIA
Gu, domnivajl Sc, re Sc budou
roci vystehovati, kdyz Zde ne
bude prace. .NaSi lide, kteri spo
rili re svych vyd6lku, hledi dale
ke predu a vidi, re kdybychom
Sc spoiili S Nemekem, re by Sc
snad veSkeren mas obchod Sc
sui. Jsme nuceni Sc spojiti ne
kterou zemi nebO Sc staneme ma
rodem zcbraku. Neni vychOdi-
ska.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
IWS.S WSSll
RAKOUSTi NEMCI JAKO
SPOJENCI CECHOSLO-
VAkU?
IWSS] [WSSl

Dopisovatel Daily News, A.
X. Decker, piSe svemu listu ::
"Jak lid nCmeckeho Rakouska
ii zaiisti svou budoucnost, to ie
obsazeno rozmluve, jiz .isem
ones mel dr.. G.. Unthrem, ridi
telem jcdne rakouskc dolovaci
q financni spoleCnosti. "Rakou
sko,' pravi, ''nemuze zustati 0
samoceneho. Nevyrabime dosti
potravin a nemuzeme vyvazeti
vyrobene zbozi, nebot' nema-
me surovy material. Proto Sc
musime pTidat k n6ktere zemi,
ktera nam dovOli pracovati pro
III ia vymGnu suroveho materia
lu. Mcneil bychom Sc spojiti S
NGmeckcm, nebot' &C docasne
bychom z toho nell jakysi zisk,
muslll bychOm trpetl v budouc-
nosti nebot' N6mecko by nam
cht6lo posilati vyhotovene zbo-
ii IA nc potraviny nebo surovy
material. Ncbot' toho nebudc
nit Nemecko dosti samo pro sc
be a naSe vym6na by vzdy by
la ztratOu. Nemuzeme Sc pfipo
.jiti k BavorSku. iez jest pOuze
0 n6co lepe ma tom nez my a
napochybne ZuStane castkou
N6mocka. Bylo by pro mas ncj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
Zmcny mohou byti providcny

Zmcny mohou byti provadeny.
Clanek XIV. Telcso deIega
ta bude miti pravo navrhnouti
statnlm zastupcum znovuuvaze
nj smluv, jez Sc stanou nemOz-
nymi k provadeni a mezinarod
n;ch pomeru. ktere by moh'y o.
hrozovati mir sveta.
Vsechny dosavadni mezinarod-
nj smlouvy, neodpovidaji-
ci zasadam Ligy zruseny.
Clanek XIV. Tato dohOda .ie
pfijata jako zruSeni vsech wa
jemnych zavazku, ktere neodpo
vidaji temto tIankum clenove
Ligy Sc zavazuji nevstupovau
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

Deutschland, Deutschland ueber Allies
4. ted to prasklo a jsme 'daes'
y Spravednos jest pry sIepa, ale zda, jetnm
okem aspoh vzdycky sha penezich.
Najemne re stanko zdeisi trznc byo zvyseno zvyse
nj toto nekokrate zaplatti musi nakupovaci
Protnemecke demonstrace We vidhi aneb jnymi slovy
nemecke mys opousti poapejci korab "Vsemaky Ger
manie."s
Jaka Jest prvn pracc ma vasi domaci zahradce odpo
vypujci.
Die svJeastych zpv chiuDi Sc Nsmci ze rozpustl svo
je lodstvo dobrovone skoro, Angican6 Amerika jen
"trochu pomahaly".
A nyni kdyz povaena byla prava bozi miosti auto
kratckych nasoupi prava vekych naroda smyka
narody mensimi.
Exkasr Vem prohasiI mluvit bude teprve pride
eho doba. Vida, jak prec piuciI drv zvani
hrozi bez prestavky.
Domorodci Jzni Africc prohIasi, &c ncchti m mic
spoecneho bolSevky posedncJSich to-
k dvosskych zvyku.
stastik jakys vypocitaI zc newyorskych hotecb ga
posedni pfespao 54 100000 osob eszc Jim toz tam
nejsi St6nce dovoly
Zatteny upc Grogan hrozi odhal neker6 tajnost poll
lkarskc pax Cleveland muze tesi znamenou zasobu
ruzneho ''spinaveho prada'.
Amerce Sc sifi pry nova epidemicka spac nemoc,
vystupovaa tato epidemic jen sporadky ruznych
komisich, mestske rade, spolcich atd
Cinane lndove savaji spoenc bosevismu We svete
sarem Ma pracuji mu do ruky kapal dra-
hota, zavin6na mionaTskymi vydfiduchy
Budeme mi "trvaly stay mir ktertho mus:ne
pfiprav valku TAX asi rozumme vSem mi
rumlovnym snah.m diplomatu u mroveho solu.
Francc myl kdyz mysli. ze by NGmecko moho zno-
wa zaci valku prro,opnu by nea vee, zc hunska
bese toG en kyz jest dobc rpravena, mic ncusiciho
souseda.
Nemci Cechich a MOraNG jSou ncnapravteni, bylO
by i'm treba dat by ku prikadu oCekvalo
dobne psehovace Amerce treba byli jiz
tralisovan obGan.
Die Jndrcha PruSkcho brara eXkaiSra, stanc
Nenecko slavnym opGn6 en edy kdyz znovuzrzen budc
csafsky ccy svct ba dncs snad ami Ntmc.
nepfei obnoveni teo "slaVy'.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
Mezinarodni dOprava.

Clanek XXI. Tyka sc dohcdy
ohlcdne svobody mezinarodni
dopravy a rovnopravneho jed
mani vzhlede~n k obchOdu vsech
We smlouve zastoupenych statu.
Clanek XXI. Strany Sc zava
Zuji dati pod kontrolu Ligy vSe
chny mezinarodni uradovny,
ktere jiz jsou ustaveny povsach
lymi smlouvami, kdyz budou
strany souhlasiti.
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USTAVNf CLANKY LiGY NARODU.
CTENY PRESIDENTEM WIsSONEM MA PARIZSKE
MfROVE KONFERENCi PRED ODPLUT1M
DO AMERIKY.

80 zsstoupene reservuJi II pra~
IN pcuziti takoveho zakroceni,
jak uznaji Ia moudre a ucinne
" zajmu zachovani miru mezi
narOdy.
Kazdy lizc zastoupeny stat
Jude miti pravo upozorniti te-
ieso Delegate neb vykonnou IA
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
DOdatky a opravy.

Clanek XXVl. Dodatky k te-
to dohod6 Weldon v platnost,
kdyz budou prijaty staty, jichz
representanti tvori vykonnou
ladu a tremi ctvrtinami statu,
iichz zastupci tvori organisaci
delegatu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

lDokoncsuI.)
v1lka je veci ligy a ne jcdnoili
vych narOdG.
Clanek TX. kazda vaika ne
bo nebezpeci valky, at sc tyki
nSkterc re stran We smlouve ne
bo re. lest ii nto prohlascna zn
zalezitnst ligy a staty We smlOu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
Dslnicke p0mery musi byti zlep
seny, prava pracujicihO IL
du zabezpecena.

Clanek Xxx. Smlouvu uzayira
ilci strany vypasnazi Sc zaiisti-
ii a udrzovati spravedlive a hu
manni pomery prace pro muze,
feny a d6ti jak V jejich zemich,
tax zemich, do kterych jeiich
obchodni a prumyslove styky sd
hail a k tomu ucelu shoduji sc
ma zalOzeni trvaleho Odboru pra
&c jako casti organisace Ligy ma
rodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

.du ma okolnost, ktere by rnohly
mir mezi narody ohrozovat.
z&vazek pfedloziti spory arbi-
tract nisto vyfizov&nf jich
v&lkou.
Clanek XII. Smlouvu uzavi-
rajici strany Sc zavazuji pro pfi
pad re by mezi mimi vznikly
spory, ktere by nebylo mono u
|rovnati obycejnou diplomatic
kou cestou, ze v zadnam pfipa-
de neuchyli Sc k vslce, aniz by
drive spornou z&lexitost nepred
lozily arbitraci nebo vysetfeni
vykonnou radou a az Ia 3 mesi-
ce po vynosu arbitracni rady ne
bo po dobrozd&ni vykonneho w
boru a ze ami pax neuchyli Sc k
valce proti clenu ligy, ktery Sc
bude ridit, vynosem arbitrace
nebo doporuGenim vykonneho
vyb0ru.
Clanek Kill. Sporne strany
budou Sc moci samy dohodnou
ii ohledne arbitracniho soudu,
Jake!nu chit svoji zalezitost
predloziti a zavazuji Sc riditi Sc
rozhodnutim arbitrace. v pa
du, ze by rozhodnuti arbitracni
no soudu nebylo splneno, vykon
ira tada urci, jakym zpIsobem
by melo byti rozhodnuti vyma-
hano.
Ustaveni staleho mezinar0dni-
ho soudu.
Clanek XIV. Vykonny vybor
navrhne plany k zalozeni trva
leho soudu mezinarodni sprave
dlnosti.
Clanek XIV. V padu jistych
sporu mezi c!eny Ligy, jiz by
nechteli wee predloziti arbitra-
ci, zavazuji Sc clenove, re pred
lozi zalezitost Vykonnemu W.
boru Ligy oznamenim veci ge-
ncralnimu sekretari ligy. (Da.
| le urcuje cIanek proceduru, ia
kOu sc bude vyrizovani zalezito
sti V takovem pTipadu ubirati.
Fsichni Ia jednoho, jeden "a
vsechny.
Clanek XVI. Kdyby nektert
re stran We smlouve zastoupe'
nych porusila nebo ignorovals
dohodu pod clanken dvanac
ltym, ,bude nasledkem cinu tohe
nama sebou povazovana "a strs
nu, dcpustivsi Sc valecneho Gin,
PROTI VSEM OSTATNfM eli
MUM iIGY, coz j. okamzite v,
stavuje preruseni vsech Obchod
rich a financnich stykG Sc stra
ny ostatnich clenG Ligy, zakaz,
vSech styku mezi jeiimi prislu
milky prislusniky ostatnich st;
III ligy zabraneni vSeho obch'
dniho a jinGho styku mezi jeii
mi prisluSniky ostatnich statIl
at jsou cleny ligy anebo niko
liv.
Povinnosti vykonneho vybo
ru takoven pIipadu bude do
poruGiti, jakymi silami vojen
skymi nebo namornimi clenov'
ligy jcdnotlive pfispeii k ozbr,
.ienG moci, ktera bude chranit
zavazky Ligy.
Staty smlouvu uzavirajici bl
dou sc takovem pripadu na
vzajem chraniti, ably zadny Z
nich netrpGl naslcdky takovycl
Cpatrcni prot stitu umluvu pc
TuSivSimu a Zc pOskytnOu pru.
chod svNn uZem m vojsku. kite,
,rckOllv re SpOlupuSODlclcf
stran.
Mezi Glcny a nc6leny Ligy.
Cianek XVII. V pripadc spo-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
koncc tainych S nluv.

Clanck XIII. Strany V teto
SmlOuvG zastoupene sc ZavaZu-
il, ze kaZda umluva anebO me-
zinarodni dohoda. We kterou ne
ktery narod V Lize zastoupeny
N,,toupl, budc timed registrova-
IA Gcneral;IihO sekretafc a
.lakmile moZno tinto uverejne-
IA a Zc Zldna takova umluvu
rcbudc zavaznou. dokud nCbu-
&c takto registrovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

We smlouvy, ktere zasadan tutO
uvedenym by neodpovidaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20

du ma okolnost, -ktere by mohly
mir mezi narody ohrozovat.
Z&vazek pfedloxiti spory arbi.
tract nisto vyf'izov&nf jich
vklkou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
Mez; Glcny a nc6leny Ligy.

Mczi clcny a ncGlcny Ligy.
Cianck XVII. V pripadc spo-
III mczi staten, ktcry Jest Gle
mem Ligy Il staten, ktcry clc-
mem ncni nebo sporu mczi ne
G,cny Ligy bude neIlen Ligy Wy
ivan, ably piijal zavazky Glen
stvi Lie pro pripad sveho spo
Id od podmikami, urcenymi Wy
konnou radou. Liga vysetfi pri
Ciny sporu a 'doporuci akci jn
uzna "a vhUdnOu. Stat, ktery sc
bude rozhodnuti tomu protivi
bude pfetlm6tem podobne akce
jake proti provinilcum proti
Clanku XII. a iednani predepsa
ne clankem XVI. bude proti me-
mu pouzito.
V pripadu, ze by ODE sporna
strany odeprely podrobiti sc "a
vazkum, urcenym clenstvim LII
gy, uCini vykonna rada vSe moz
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
ne k zamezeni nepfatelskeho
yyiednAni.a K urovnanf sporu.

49, .ssas- -7,s sl sss satN8@ !,
Clanek XVIII. S.nlouvu uza !
virajici' strany Sc dohodujl, ze !
llga bude poverena povsechnym
dohledem ma obchod sc zbrane
mi a valecnou munici sc zenne-
mi, We kterych jest takova kon-
trola v zaJmu vseobecne nutno-
sti.
PoruGnicky system pro kolonie
a staty, nesch0pne samospravy.
Clanek XIX. Kolonie uze-
mi, ktere nasledkem valky pre-
staly byti pod nadvladou ji-
stych statu, jez Sc doposud spra
vovaly a ktere jsou obydleny Ii
dem, jenz by nebyl jeste pod tia
ken podminek moderniho sve-
,, ia schopen sebespravy, mali by
ii svereny svate povinnosti civi
lisace, aby pecovala o jejich bla
no a vyvoj.
Nejlepsi metlodou bude, bu-
dou-li takove kolonie svereny
porucnictvi takovych naroda,
ktere svoji vyspelosti, svymi
zkuSenostmi a svoji geografic-
kou polohou jsou schopny pod
jati Sc takove zodpovednosti.
Tyto pokrocilejsi narody budou
vykonavati porucnictvi jako spl
nomocn6nci Iigy. Povaha sve-
renstvi bude sc ruzniti die W.
spelosti kolonie, zemepisne polo
by, hospodarskych pomeru ji-
Eych okolnostl.
Byvale casti Turecka, ktere
JSOu JlZ dOStl VySpele, any Sc Sa
my spravovaly, budou postave-
ny pod protektorat moci, jez 81
sami zvoli az do dolby, kdy bu-
dou schopny uplne samostatno-
sti.
V kazdGn pripadu bude mu
seti narod porucnictvi vykonava
jici podavati kazdorocne Zpra-
WI O sverenem uzeml Lie.
Dslnicke p0mery musi byti zlep
seny, prava pracujicihO IL
du zabezpeCena.
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"Nuzete ulOEiti Vase ii
spOry v clcVclan Dish Sch ban
kdch - .edOInfr,. IL Vase pc
nfxc is0u v bezperf a p6du
pOtrcby pro VAS pripravcny".
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-11-17
PERSONALS

Earl McWhorter of Clarksburg spent
Sunday here with relatives.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
II. Waltz of Pennsylvania avenue at
Cook hospital Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Kemble White are
spending several days in New York
Joseph Greer who is a student at
the w " U. spent the week end with
relatives.
John Reed and family of wheeling
arrived here today to attend the flu
neral of the formers aunt Mrs Lamar
c. Powell which took place this after
noon.
W. T. Reed of Benson. Harrison
county is here to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Lucy o. Powell,
Miss Carrie Harper of Davis, w.
Iva, who is a teacher in the public
schools at Morgantown spent the week
end here with Mr.. and Mrs John
Rose on Jackson street.
Miss Amelia Candy OF Morgantown
is the week end guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Stevens on Maple avenue.
Mrs. a. B. Smith has returned frou
Bedford Springs, Pa, where she had
bean the guest Of Mrs. George T. ia
!eobs
d. M. osgood left yesterday for New
York where he will buy goods for his
store.
Miss Elizabeth Weber Of the Weber
nawer store is in Pittsburgh buying
stock for the Weber store.
". e. Gsutson Of Oakland, Md, is
the guest Of his sister Mrs. L. @.
Smith WHO is Ill at her home on the
South Side.
Caarks Hans whoi has been the
guest of his brother Lee Haas has re-
itlrdt.l 70 his home at Detroit Mich.
/ Mr.. and Mr7. r. T. Tough aud Mr..
and Mrs. Rush Miller OF Morgantown
noticed herr .@'s;i2y and spent the
day with relatives. a@,s3as5g
! Mrs. Jchu j. brown OF Morgantown
Is the guest OF her daughter Mrs. II.
iG. Stoetezr on First street.
(! Mrs. Phillip Winchester who had
been the guest Of her dangh@T Mrs.
Walter Barnes in this city has re-
turned to her home IN Cleveland %.
Mrs. Harry G. Arnett who had been
a patient at Cook hospital has shftl-
clently recovered as to be able to go
! to the home of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs, H. T. Hamilton on Field street.
Mrs. Glenn Barns who had been a
patient at Cook hospital returned. TO
her home on First street yesterday
much improved.
M, Earl Morgan who had spent the
past several weeks In Texas returned
here last evening. ~
Mss Nola Mckinney Is in i3ue X
bannon today attending to FIdmsre
Society cuisines