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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-01-24

Rhinelander This city is TO have a
new banking house 70 be known as
the Oneida National bank of Rhine
lander. with a capital stock OF $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
sammlnns fir gbina.

@nibington, 20. Sec. = Brdiioent
8iIipn ieste Ebomas IS. 2amont bonn
|8ontbous S. g. Morgan & go1npanp
alg @orfiser zines &omitees Elm, oas
in Den @ereinigten Staaten @eloer
fir sic Steuer11ng ser Sungersnot IN
|Gbina iammeln iou. Ser antierenoe
|Stoatsiefret6r 9abis miro als Sbab-
meilter oiefes Nusi9uiies, Der I'M
|8ansen aus 100 Wdnnern un6 Sra1-
en- aus aaen 2anoesteilen beitebt, funz
|gieren. SsSn ieinem 4ufruf fir Dies
Gammelperf erfldrt Der Brdiioent,
Dob nod Sen Mngaben Ser amerifani-
|iden 9iplomate11 un6 &oniuln in gbi=
ma Ser Menfdenberluit blr6 oieie
Sungersnot Milionen errei9en biirf-
tie. gu sdluB feines Appels bebt Der
Hrdli6ent a119 berbor, baB borber
idon Mufrufe fir oie Speif1ng Ser
b%ungern0en &inoer bon Siteuropn
uno Mrmenier erla1ien 1por6en ieien.
%barben6en @einen in 9eutid=
Iano miro bon linn nit feinem 8orte
@rtpdbmung getan.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
D~critiinftiecr Deristlae
Senator 33crahs.

5enator 8orab (Rep. Sbabo) reid-
te I'M 5enat cine Geiolution Elm,
burd pelde Ser Brdiibent eriuht
miro, nit england uno Sapan in I'm
terbanolung 5l treten, Inn nit oeniel-
ben elm Nbfommen 5u treffen fir Die
geihrdnfung Der &riegsihiffba11ten
fir Ole nadbiten flint Sabre auf Die
9dlfte Der feitgelegten d8uprogrom-
me. Die Reiolution puroe obne De=
batte an ben MusidnB fir a11smdrtige
8e5iebungen pertpieien.
S1 Der Gelolution miro erfldrt,
Der @ongreB lei Ser Mnfidt, boB Die
8ereinigten Stnaten ii6 at elmer
berartigen gerringerung oes 8nu=
programme beriteben miroen, bor-
a11sgeiebt, 6aB England unb Sapnrl
ousielbe Inn piiroen, 90 oieie beiben
26n6er Sic ein5igen SIotten bei1Ben,
Die fir Mmerifa in 8etradt f6men.
Gin nmtlider Bertreten Ser iapnni=
iden &egierung babe Der 8eIt Gin
Ger MISUNDERSTANDING err
fI6rt, 6aB oie iapanifde &egierung
gar ni9t an Die 8ei6rdnfung hires
Miitnngsprogramms benfen tonne,
folange bic Ser. Stoaten tire Wari=
neriiifungen fortiebten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
8ei5enfrage aqerieits ftarf er6rtert.

8albington 81. Sec. - Sic 8ur-
6es S~anoelsfommiiiion erfldrte be1-
te in einem Spe5ialberi9te on ben
Braiioenten 8ilion, Dab Ser Braii-
sent tpobl unter Sen %eriitierenoen @e-
ieben feline Mabt beidBe, ben Smport
bon 8ei5en 5u perbieten, baB er aber
5peifellos oie Modt beidBe, ben uSn-
t1re" -a@noel in @ei5er at berbtn=
bern. Dieie Madt gdbe linn bas 2e<
per.@eiek. 9ie &ommiilion 1T Der
Mnlidt bob 6iele Dirt 9an6el Dem az
qemeinen Sun0eI feinerlei Dien1te hit.
Dem 8eridte Ser @ommiiiion liegt
cine l1nteriudnng Der Wet5enlnge 5u
@runbe, melde m1f ben @nni9 oes
Yr6fibenten nngelteat tp1roe, nad}=
5em er bonn @ouberneur SenrD S.
bon &an1ns unb Mnoeren ge-
6r6ngt tpnrbe, bie Ginfubr BEG Wel=
aens bon Canada at berbieten. Sir
Sen Gon Der 8%ei5enpreiie per6en fol-
gen6e @rin6e ongegeben: 9ie Ans-
iidt o1f cine bergr0Berte Nadfrage in
Ser 8eIt; ftmfe Mnfdufe bon @eiterl
frem6er @egierungen I'M Ietten Grub-
iabr un6 ipdteres Nadlafien Der Be
itenungen; rieiige Superintendent
bon @ano6a, 6enet1 cine riefige Grnte
i'm eioenen 2ar6e folgte, un6 mande
ur5ere mebr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
: Drforo Bibel beirn Mt1pooo.
Ira1 MacSmiuep npr &pmmifipn

Tra11 Mac5miuep bor &ommiKiou.
@aibington, 16. Sec 5rau Nu-
riel Mac5minep, sic lMttme 6es IN
einem englifden @efdngnis berbun-
gerten 2oro-Wnpors bon @orf, muroe
Dor ser bon einem Smnoerter-Nls-
lduB eingeiekten &ommiiiion, nel6e
Die iriifen 3ultdnbe unteriudt, ber=
nommen. sic erfldrte, baB Ole 8efir-
tuorter Ser iriiden &epnblif felt ent-
|idlo1en ieien, England feine Rube 81
g0nnen, Big oie Srldn6er bonn engli-
iden Sod fret ieien. @leid5eitig bob
|5rou Wac5mineD berbor, Dab 6ie
CRIME Sniel Ser materienen unteriu-
bung beoirfe, 90 anf 6erielben cine
tatid6lide Sungersnot graiiiere.
Mitbe5ug anf bas Mdrtprtum If
reg @atter erfldrte bie Bittme, oas
ibr Mann ibr 6os bin6en0e Beripre-
dyen obgenommen bate, ME in ibm
oringen 5n noDen, BOB er Nnbrung
5u iif) nebmen 1one. 8etpuBtlos lei
Mac 5minep flint Sage Dor ieinem So
oe gerporoen uno 6ie @efdngnisbeam=
ten bdGtten als bunn bamit b%egonnen,
linn Nabrnng ein5ufl0Ben, obne inn
.inbeiien om 2eben erbalten 5n f0n=
r1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

5ur1tbare 8eoiu.
gung. 5reunoiu: -9u bait utrt-
lid Sic Grbfdaft oeiuer uerftorbene11
Ea11te o1,sgeidlagen2"
So, mas bIieb mir ibrig2 Efe
Ute batte bic 8eoingung oaran ge.
fniipft, 6ab i9 innerbaB Der nod
item orei Sabre idnttlide alten <e
m1ftragen folIte, Die fie bi1terlcfn
bati@
3nei SeeIen. y. der
ieiner1 Greunb on boIbefester fafeI
in feiniten Reftaurant finoet)::
,Gle 4dtung! 9as 9idten ideint
ID rebt eir1trdgli9 5u ieu1I'
Didter: r9u irrftl Sd idIe1nule
bier. arr ols Der grbe meines rel
den DnfeIs. AIs Didter brngre
ullo barb i'd IN gIenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
NppeIl bentidJer Mntter.

Berlin, 20. Sec. -. Die fran50ii-
iben 5rauenredtlerinnen baben Grar
Aoele @6reiber, Bertreterin Ser 8ar>
tel Der Observation-Disclosures I'M
8eidstage, 6ie uegen ibres 8irfens
BEL alien 8oblfabrtbe1trebungen in
meiteiten &reiien befanrt 1T, einen Of
fenen 8rief iiberfan6t, IN oem oas
beut19e &ote &re115 un6 Ser 6eutl6e
Mutterberbano bafur fritiliert uno
getaoelt meroen, Dob fie iib an Der
Bropagan6a gegen Nuslieferung Der
Mildfube beteiligen, nn6 Die meib-
li9en Mitglie6er BEG &eidstags ge@
fragt meroen, Oh angeItbts bes in ben
berpiiiteten @ebieten Granfrei6s berr
i9enoen Mildmangels Ser Rroteit
Deutl9Ian6s gegen Die 4~uslieferung
Ser Mi1dfiibe bere@tigt iei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Mrbeitslpiiafeit in Gnqlan6.

2on6on, 20. Sec. 9ie Mrbeitsz
.loiigfeit IN @roBbritannien, 6ie in leR,
ter 3eit beftanoig 5ugenommen bat,
Elm ernItes Broblem geidaffen.
6as our9 oas g~eltrenge 8intertDetter
Der lebten Gage berf6limmert miro.
Sait ie6es @eperbe I'M 2an0e 1T in
Witleioenifaft ge5ogen, un6 Die Sadz
lage erregt 8eiorgnis. 8eion0ers bic
le Eagelobner, @omptoir=Mngeltellte
uro @ertreter Der Mittelfluiie iin6 or.
beitslos uno es miro berani6lagt, 6aB
100000 Big 100000 Ber1onen our.
5eit obne 8eibdftigung linb, bon De-
men I'M @an5en 100000 8erionen
anbdngig iino. 8iele Der lebteren linb
friibere Sol6nten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Hciernt>Gelihtcr

Die anti-SaIoon-2iga, sic r11s Sic
rfnodentrodene" Brobibition aufge-
ballt bot, iiebt iest Elm, bob Ole aa-
senneine @eltDerbelierung nod nidt
erfolgt tit. Sic 3abl unb Sdpere
Der @erbreden iino unter Brobibitton
beoe,1teno geitiegen.
l1no iest fagen Tie, bob mir nidt
eerrug 8eIigion batten; mir Mill
len ge5pungen peroen, mebr &eli-
aion in unier SpItem uuf5nnebmen.
Sic min alio iest elm 8nnoesgeles
our6fiibren, meldes dnes berbietet
am Gonntug, altsgenommen ben Sir
denbeiltb uno bas 8ibelleien.
@enn biele faliden Hropbeten au9
bieies 0urdiesen unb uns nit r8lal1-
er-Sonntag" =@eiesen begliidenL 10
miro u11d bas nod nidt sic feblerloie
@elt 5n Stanoe bringen. gs muB
Damn nod peiter rperbeiiert" meroen.
Sic miiiien ,ns aub Damn nod bor-
ifreiben, mas mir 0~enfen lonen.
Tim oas mad ibren 8egriffen 81 be-
lperffteligen, miiiien mir Damn oie
Stride beiuhe11, Sic tie uns bori6ret=
BEN, uno au6 11ur 6as leien, mas lie
inns fiji rgut balten. Sas miro edit
amerifaniide 6reibeit perben!
Soffentlid miro es bal0 oem ar1e=
rifanii6en 8oIfe einleudteL bab es
iid bon urpraftiiden, ielbitiu6tigen
Sonatifern an ser Haie bat berum
fnbrer Iaiien, rnb 6aB Ser geiunoe
Renl6enberitan5 balo nieoer our
@eltung fommen muB. 9ieies STE
form=@ elihter" ioute ge5pnngeu too
form- @eIidter" ioQte %ge5tDungen mer
SEN, iein 8rob burd ebrlihe Mrbeit
su ber6ieren unItat als Sdmarober
SIT leben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
9entidle pper.

Seem Dorf, 20. Sec. = Can't Dem
l1nternebmungsgeiite Der Grau Sam=
meritein, ser @ittpe 6es beritorbenen
geninlen Spernunternebmers Ssfar
Sammeritein, miro Seem Sort nod
Iangen Sobren tpie6er 5eutihe Spern
in beutider Spra6e %geiungen at 30
rem befommen. 9ieies @reignis per=
uriaft Sen Gotentpatrioten etnen tief
gefiiblten Sdmer5, aber tie meroen
Denielben pobl ober libel perbeiBen
miiien. SroB oner in SEN Rantel oes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
2an6is npreiuaeuou1,,1en.

@aibington, 20. Sec. - Die Mn=
pdlte 8ictor 8. 8ergers bon ISIS
.coniin, Ser bon Der So5ialiiten=Tar-
tel 5tpeimal in BEN &ongreB gepablt
tpnr6e, baben beim 0berbun6esgeri6t
IN 8aibington Mntrag oufSreilaiiung
8ergers uno n1f g%inite1ung meiterer
Gro5eiie unter 6em Spionagegeiet
nit Ser 8egrinoung %beantragt, bob
Bl1n6esri6ter 2nn6is, peIder Sen
8ro5eB leitete, rgegen Berger uno
Ines, mas 6euti9 lit, itarf boreir1ge-
nommen" gene en iei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
31pangseutuaffn1ng Der be1ttid)en
Birder.

8erlinL 20. Sec. = Da 6ie fir .6ie
freimiqige Mblieferung bon 8affen
gelteqte 6riit abgelaufen lit, oronete
Die gntuaffnungsfommii1ion Die
8urbiu6ung ie6es ein5elnen Saules
in geutiblano bnr9 sic. Siberbeits-
poIi5ei an. Sn @roBberlin mur6e i'm
baperiihen Giertel, 10 eennmt, neil
0ie 9traBen nod berporragenben bap-
ridden DISQUALIFICATION nno Staoten
benannt iino, Der Infang genadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Grmabnnna 6es 8apftes.

Giume, 10. Sec. - Son &ar6inal
@nspnrri, Dem pdpitli6en 9taats=
iefretdr, lit benin Biirgermeiiter bon
8iume Elm @dreiben eingelaufen, IN
oem bie geb0lfer11ng ser 5ta6t> brin=
gen6 ermabnt miro, Srie6en at ge-
ben nn6 5as 8ergieBen bon 8ruber=
blut all berbiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
golen ind}t 8nubnis nit Traufreid

Wariban, 81. Sec. - Ser pol111>
|ide &eidstag bat 8eidliiie angenom-
men, ourd nelde oie @egiernng an=
getpieien miro, nit europdiiden Wdd
ten 8erbanolungen a,5ufnipfen fir
Sen MbidluB bon 8ertrdgen gum
|@dube polnii9er %Snterellen. 8eion=
|5ers gemiini6t miro Elm militgrifdes
|8uno11is nit 5ranfrei6. gs lit be-
fannt, SOB bic Megierung nit oieien
BeidIii1en ponltan0ig ei%nperfonoen
iii. Dns melt berbreitete @eri6t, Die
Regierung beabiidtige Die giienbnb-
men an frem6e SntereI1en, tuon1oglth
.omerifaniide, gu berpadten, miro ben
te ontlih in Mbre6e geitel1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
- @ol6ene &oienfrdn5e at baben
beim Mtmoo6.
EMANCIPATION 6ar6inas.

Wufbington, 81. Sec. - Sic Sc
natoren &nor bon HenniDlDania nno
Nelion bon Minneiotn, &epublifnner
un6 Sherman bon Nortb Carolina,
9emofrat, iin6 bonn Biceprdiioenter
Mnrlban als bie Senats=N itglie6er
bes gemeini9aftli9en &ongreBaus=
lduifes ernannt mor6en, melbes Die
arrangements fir Sic EMANCIPATION
BEG nel1getpdblten Br6ii6enten Sarb-
ing in Sdnoen baben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Dberhaus ninn1nt 6pme 011le an.

Dberba,s nin1nnt @ome &nle an.
2onoon 20. Sec. - SIZE 8orlage
fir Selb1tuertpaltung fir Saano
miro nit geringen 8eranoerungen IN
Ser bonn u%nterbaus angenommenen
|Gorm nod bieie 8o6e @eies meroe,
nndbem oas @nus Der 2or6s beute
r1a6 fur3er Debatte Die Mmen6ements
|bes unterba1s nngenommen fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

9atriotismlts gebiilten b%lo6iinnigen
@ebaliigfeit gegen ales, mas on Die
.Snnnen" erinnert, miro &idaro
@agner in Stem Oorf tpieoer at ST.
rem fommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

@s tpirb bebauptet, DOB &iAter
2anois ungefdbr am i. Nobember,
1920 iagte: .Mon muB ~olleroings
elm fairies ribterlides DenfDermogen
beiisen, I'M gegen Die Deutidameri-
funer in bieiem 2anbe ni6t Doreinge-
1tontt1en 5u fem. SsSbre 9er5en oan1p-
fen bon SaoDalitdt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Seterrei6 fat 11e11e11 Yraii6enten

W1en, II. 0e5ember. = 81. W1.
dael @ainil9 mur0e beute bon Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING gum 8rdii6en,
ten bon Seiterrei9 getpdblt. Or. Sai=
mild lit @%o5iaIift. Or muroe 1858 in
@loggnib, Nie6er=9 elterrei6, geboren
ltuoierte an Sen nniDeriitdten Bten,
2eip5ig nnb Berlin uno puroe 1909
in oen oiterrei6iiden &ei6srm pr-
tpdblt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
- MoreBbii9er gu baben in ST.
MOODS 8u6ban6lung.
: Ganob4@t5de bei 8eders.
gan694stSde Eel 8eders.
mir feue1t Drafts nftN
6elS Afttreiinnecit ita<b
alien atasl6nciiAe1t G6n>
ter1t ats.

nniere @el6antpeiiungen tper6en Die
reft oem @mpfdnger bon benz nod
stem al1sldnoiiden Hoitamte beaoblt.
Mo9en Sic SIRE @elbanneiiungs=
&imefien bur9 uns, neil Sic bobere
&aten erbalten, 5as meint n1ebr aus
Idnoiibees @el6 fir Sbre Dollars.
8ergleiden sic nniere Staten NIT ie-
men 6eS BoItamtes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

unter einem observation-disclosures
an Die Mrbeit 5uriid5ufebren meldes
nit iieben Der adt in Die &ontroDerie
beruidelten Sirmen gel6lol1eu mur=
De. 9ie Differen5en 5miiden ben
Wil9firmen unb ibren M%ngeiteqten
batter am Samitag oa5u gefubrt, bob
feine Nil9 abgeliefert mur6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
fnhrfente aebeu uafh.

Winneapolis, 81. Sec. - Die or.
gnnifierten MiIh Subr1eute IN Die:
fer 5tnot tDur6en am Coming boz
ben 8aonten ibrer Union n%ngetDiefen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23
Dtories fir 1921 5n baben il
Mttuoo6s 8ndban6lung.
Stir sic Gnropa-Silfe.

Seem Sort, 20. Sec. - SS1 elmer
om Counting in Seem Sort abgebaltez
men Berlamml1tng tpl1roen 9erbert
|Soober nnbe5u $650,000 5lr1 8efter1
Ser perbungernben &inber Gnropas
|ibergeben. Die g%eriammlung beoel1.
(tet Sen geginn elmer &aa1e our
|Mufbringu1g bon $$33, 100000 IN Die
FEM 2on6e, Ser u5nrDertDeroet mer<
SEN foa, Minionen &in0er i'm 0itlider1
europe BEN @inter binb1trd am 2e-
ben AT erbolten; $23, 100000 folen
fir Rabrungs1nittel unb &leioer, Der
Re1t fit Mr5neien nnb dr5tlihe Be<
ban6luna perpen6et meroen. Sd,dt<
aunggneiie iinb $40 notig, I'm Elm
@in6 Sen 8inter bin6urh ON 2eben
AT erhnlten.
SCOOTER mics in elmer Nnfprode be.
1on6ers 6nrauf bin. 6aB aroBe Not
inter Sen @in6ern Biens, Warfddns
Wiqas. guonbeits unb onberer stdote
berrfhe. Som ne1getnahlten Rrd1toen-
ZEN a6r6ina trnf Elm Eeledramm Elm,
III tpeIhem Sag 2ipbesmerf bon ga1t-
sem 6ersen unteritnbt nno Sic Soft
nuna ousnefbrohen miro, bnR 5ns
|nmerifnnifhe WnH ieien Dnnf fir Die
|seqnunaen, beffpn es fih erferrt, tel
men hpfIeren Mus6rnd ber1eihpn tDers
sc uIs 6urh reidIihe nnteritiik1irq
Der unidnIoigpn OFFER beg 8elt<
frieds."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

8eibnadts &er5en 5u baben
beim Mttpooo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

Enmnrafs5tnnger uro Bfoifen 81
hdber1 Bel ghrift Sbmik, Mdn1or1o,
Minn., 8or 255.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

Mrt Calender beim Mttpooo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-23

gefdaItes Rais 65e. Grbi1s
MibIe, ct. Climb.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

to break away from the long-haired,
personal-peculiarlty type musicians
which was in vogue generation or
two ago, and now for the most part
obsolete. That is, they were, II they
were ever affected by the style. II
was before my time, but | doubt very
much if most organists didn't usually
look Just like genuine human beings
anyway. But not only in looks arc
they unassuming, likewise in man
ner. Just think over the organlsts
you know and compare them with an
equal number OF singers, or violin-
lists or pianists. Think how the 9th
ers (sometimes far in excess OF their
ability) give one the impression OF
being artists. This sort OF thing
doesn't come naturally to organists
and il they try to do it, they usually
give one a negative effect. And,
since they can't help it. they stay as
they are, the modest exception which
proves the rule among musicians as
a class.
Most of them play in church or In
! the moves, ana tney Set ho aP
plause. They expect none. lhey
slide onto the organ bench and do
their part and slide off again, unher-
aided and unsung, or, more literally,
unpress-agented and uncheered,
Some are excellent musicians, and
some are not. Some OF the best
ones have poor organs to play on,
some of the poor ones have good
ones. And so it goes. Is it any
wonder that some one would
consider the organist useless and in
vent a self-starter? Or perhaps that
an organist should entirely etface
himself, or likewise, perhaps, that a
program committee should think it
wasN the organ that did it all alone,
and that there was no such animal
as an organIst?
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
With Gun In Pocket
Cave Man Drives Girl
Up to License Window

Chicago, Feb. l4.-This is the
story OF a stone-age love that famed
and failed.
Iwenty-year-old George Bur-
l'ngame was the caveman OF tho
episode. ard pretty lS-ycar-old Mar
garet Cregar the object OF his abys-
NAL brute affections
"Gur-rul, a.. you shall marry me-
Kissed George in Margaret's ear.
George, | cannot" pleaded Mar
garct.
Whereupon George produced a re-
volver. Prodding Margaret in the
ribbs with it, he forced her to &C
company him TO the marriage license
bureau. There the clerk refused to
issue license saying that Margare'
first must get certificate showing
she was of marriageable age.
Together stonehatchet George and
his maiden love lett to get the 'certj
hcate, with George continuing to
nudge Margaret with the revolver
concealed beneath his coat. Near
ing her home Margaret induced
George to wait for her on a corner,
promising to reappear. She did
with a policeman,
The abysmal brute is in cell.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Dancing Masters in
France Get Higher Pay
Than Great Warriors

Paris, Feb. l4--IIarry Pilcer,
Duque and other Paris dancing
kings earn more money than Mar
shall Foch or any other great war.
rior of France, laments Henry Bor-
deaux, of the French academy, in All
article in lie Monde lllustre upon
the birth of an infant.
"Oh, if your father had only been
a dancing professor" writes Bor-
dcaux, addressing the infant. cha;
is profession quite the thing nova
days, To teach young men OF
young girls to raise their feet and
count time here is mething thai
brings a salary worthy of a mar
shall OF France. But what dancing
professor would content himself to-
day with the salary of a marshal
Alas. our marshals only learned how
to take steps along the Marine, the
Meuse and the Rhine so that the
enemy would not profit from their
lessons
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Little Armenian Girl to
Aid Near East Relief Here
Daughter of General Az
gepatian Comes to
Visit Omaha.

1raneh Azgepatian. a little Ar
menan girl, viii! spend several days
in Omaha this week, assisting in the
local campaign for the Near East
Relief fund. She is the daughter OF
General Azgepatian, who visited this
city last November.
Two hundred and fifty thousand
orphan Armenian children are fac
ing death from starvation and eN-
posure upon Persian deserts and
bleak Caucasian foothills, according
10 Charles 7. Neal, chairman OF
the Nebraska committee.
Mr.. Neal states that the Near
East Relief committee is the only
organization in western Asia that is
capable of extending relief to these
children and to l,2500OO adults who
are dying by the hundreds.
The committee can feed and shell
ter one child for a year with 500
Two hundred children are protected
for a month by a $1,000 subscrip-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

Extra seats may be purchased at
the same time. The public sale
opens on Friday. February 20.
A marvellous organ has been dis
covered in Kansas. 1t is in church,
and according to the circular, on
Sunday "the organ will begin to play
at 10 minutes before II o'clock" i'll
the morning, and in the evening the
organ will begin to play at 70 min
utes after o'clock" Still, one ought
never to be surprised at anything
nowadays. They have equipped the
modern organ with almost every
thing else; it should hardly be con-
sidered strange if they had equipped
it with a self starter. Yet one is sort
of surprised to find such a modern
one in a church. In a theater, where
they keep things up, and adopt new
things whenever they seem practical,
it might be different. But a self
starter!
Or maybe it isn't. Maybe the pro-
gram committee, with the usual con-
sideration of people for the musician,
Just forgot the organist was living,
or perhaps with the usual knowledge
of such committees about matters
musical it didn't know that All or
ganist, a musician, who must spend
a great deal OF time i'll education and
practice, was required. Or maybe
the organist was just modest, little
bit more modest even than the usual
run of organists. You know, all Of
ganists arc modest. They are not
like singers, nor violinists nor plan-
lists. They seldom walk, talk, dress
or act as if they lived in the rarihed
air of art. They were the first class
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
War Caused Great
Increase of Meat
Eating In England

London, Feb. l4--The war in
creased meat eating in Great Britain
An official survey shows that it
will be several years before the EN-
pire will be self-supporting in regard
to lamb and mutton supplies.
But for a considerable time this
country must depend on South
America for the bulk of its beef inn
ports.
Between 10000 and 100000 tons
of beef and mutton are imported an
nualIy.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

so gracefully executed by her are
unsurpa by any masters Of the
art.
On her present tour she is ac-
companied by James J. Bourke, the
human top" and the Misses Jean
Carlisle and Edna Blue. Bourke en-
Joys the reputation of being the
champion trick skater OF the world,
the contest having been decided at
Montreal, Canda, at which time he
skated against entrants from Amer
ica, Sweden and Canada. Miss
Carlisle is classed as the fastest
lady figure ice skater in the coun-
try, and Miss Blue holds her audi
ence breathless, as she is whirled
through the air by her partner, Mr.
Bourke.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Lone Woman Routs Police
Who Come for Furniture

Philadelphia, Feb. IA lone
woman, fighting for the installment
plan furniture against which a writ
of replevin had been issued, sent
two deputy sheriffs to the hospital
here and chased out of her house
20 policemen who sought to help the
deputies.
Not only did Mrs. Ellen Gala
CHER of l42 Hoffman street, use her
fists and feet, but she reinforced
them with a poker, monkey
wrench, scalding water and bottle
Of turDentine.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

Hilda Ruckctt, who is classed as
most clever lady fancy trick ice
skater in the United States today,
wins favor and applause from Hen
shaw patrons, with her many thrill
irg spins and arobatic stunts"
each evening on an artificial ice
tond constructed in the center OF
the main dining room.
Miss Ruckett started her skating
career in Europe, six years ago. Up
on coming to this country, she was
starred az the "Hippedrome,' New
York City for two seasons, and later
at the Golden Glades" cafe. There
is no limit to, the fair little lady 5
fancy stunts" and no trick seems
impossible for her. The thrilling
hand springs and perfect balancing
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Champion Gourmand Eats
18 HAMBURGER Sandwiches

Rockford. ILL.,, Feb. l4.-Shannon,
a little town near here, has couple
of real gourmands. But Claude
Whitmorc is the champion. On a
bet he ate IS hamburger sandwiches
in one sitting. washed down with
four cups of coffee. Daniel Robin
son. his contestant, could get away
with only ten.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15

schubert-Liss.
The membership sale of seats for
the Hofnann recital will open at the
box Office of the Brandeis theater on
the morning of February Is. Mem
ters of the club may reserve five
seats only. in addition to their own.
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-15
Wife Kissed ':Fido" Too
Often, Hubby Gets Divorce

Detroit, Mich, Feb. l4,-Kissing a
dog in the mouth in the presence Of
husband constitutes extreme cruel.
ty-to the husband
This, in effect, is the opinion of
Judge Harry a. Mandell OF circuit
court. in awarding Grover Hall di-
vorce.
MY wife had dog" Hall testi