The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-06-03

orlVes, an artist appeared before Sec
rotary OF Labor Wilson with a pos
ter he had painted for the purpose
OF making an appeal to the workins
man. The type was very typical 81
the American laborer with his sof,
shirt and blue overalls. 1t was a
good piece OF work, aid Wilson, but
one thing was wrong. The patch on
the knee would haVe to he removed
Or 1t woufd never be accepted. This
as an appeal to union men and union
men never have patches on their
overalls" said the secretary Of labor.
II. II. Stevens, a member of the
Canadian parliament, is advocating 4
profit sharing system between indus
try and the state, as the best means
OF removing the existing antagonism
between the directing powers of in
dustry and the people. This would"
he says, give the state a share in the
profits OF the business without the
costly ncompetenca ar state opera
ton"
In a recent address at Honolulu,
DR.. Henry Van Dyke, former United
States representative to the Hague,
says the three innings america needs
first are; to bring reason and con-
sistency into her foreign and
domestic policy, she must restore a
normal relation of currency and
credit and obtain a better adjust
ment of the relations between capt.
tai and labor.
The United States is not alone in
the seriousness of our housing prob
lem. The disputes between the land
lords and tenants in the Philippines
has become so acute that the COVER
nor general a called the attention
of the Legislature to the need of en-
acting laws to protect the poorer
people from excessive charges for
rent. asNSxs
Late reports of the United States
geological survey show that while we
are useing petroleum Ia times Sc
fast as are the foreign countries we
have only enough in the ground to
last Is years Europe has enough to
last owe $50 years. We will have
to either conserve our supply of oil
or face an oil famine in the next gen.
Grafton.
Representative Pau, democrat, of
North Carolina, has accused the re-
publican leaders of conspiring to dis
credit President Wilson. In evidence
he cites the resolution which would
make it unlawful for the president to
leave the country. another declaring
the office vacant because of absence
from the country, n a third seeking
investigation Of tokens of apprecia-
ton given the president while
abroad
1t is reported that Hungary is ap-
pealing to the Americans Ito raise
their powerful protesting voices for
the cause of the nation and against
the outrageous peace imposed on
Hungary which takes two thirds of
the nation from the national rule and
subjects 12.000,0 900 souls to alien rule
without consulting their will"
Senato Walter 2. Edge is urging
a temporary modification of the i'm
migration avs to permit an influx
of desirable immigrants to meet
Americas labor shortage. He also
advocates a process of Americaniza-
ton to prevent new immigrants from
falling under the spell of world wide
anarchists and ~bolshevists.'
.
Belief that the TEL Doradon-the
mythical city of fabulous wealth-still
exists, va expressed by immigration
inspectors, after examining a recent
group of immigrant aliens from South
America. 1t was said tina the family
bank rolls reached ms hish as sana nan
exclusive of jewelry.
A resolution has peer introduced
in congress to suggest to President
wilson that he refuse to receive Sir
Auckland Geddes, new British am
bassador, as Ireland's diplomatic rep
resentative, but receive instead Sir
PatricksM cCarton, as minister of the
provisional Irish republic.
Delegates at a meeting of the Ma |
tipnal Boar of Farm Organizations. |
which recently met In Chicago. re-
fused to indorse a movement to bring
Chinese labor to the u. S. temporarily |
to meet the shortage Of labor.
A report from Los Angeles tells of |
a league being formed by superior |
court judges and attorneys for the
purpose of securing an amendment to |
the federal constitution, giving the |
Y. S. government jurisdiction over |
marriage and divorce.
That the corporate form Of CON |
Quoting business is fas replacing the |
co-partnership form is again shown
by the news that James e. Elwell |
q Co, shipping concern which has |
been running on the partnership basis !
Ior almost 100 years has Incorporated. |
According to instructions of At |
tofney General Palmer, a merchant |
VINO Offers sugar as a reward for the l
purchase of other commodities, is |
violating the federal trade commits
act.
delegates who arrived at Pasadena. |
Gal, to attend a convention OF the |
National Electric Light association. |
We're greeted by q touch of the old |
west In the form OF a holdup OF an old
time stage coach.
Senator Poindexter, member Of tho !
Interstate commerce committee. has |
introduced a bill to prevent strikes |
among transportation employees. II !
a heavy penalty for those |
who incite strikes.
South america claims to hava tna
greatest hadeveloped az anv |
continent. It's soil will produce 4
ssss aHd=fIY.4
mines Of gold, silver and coal have |
shai dly been touched.