davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
Poljaki odbijajo ruske napade.
1920 as required by the Act of October 9th 1917

Warsava, 20. marca. = Poljsl1i
oklopni vlaki so imeli nude bojt
z ruslximi monitorji in drugimi
ladijami ma reki Pripet novem
napadu, ki je bill namenjen, da Sc
zopet osvoji del zeleznice, XII tece
M Homela V Kalnekowicz in Mo-
zir.
Boljseviki so namestili topove
medtem, ko so tcpovi z brodovJa
ma reki streljali in koncno Sc je
izvrsil napad infanterije.
V soglasju porocilom, XII je bi-
10 izdano danes je bill boljseviski
napad neuspesen. Poroeilo mama
MIA Sc, da so poljske militaristic-
ne oblasti po osemdnevnem boje.
vanju zaGele spoznavati, da ie "a
celia sesto kilometrov dolga bojna
Grta boljsevikov slabeti. Nacrt
boljsevikov je baje bill, ola ma cell
erti pozenejo Poljake nazaj.
Dale je porocano, ola Sc vrse
resni boji V okraju 0lensk in pro-
ii jugu poleg reke Slutch. Obe
strani rabijo veGinoma bateriJe
topnistya.
Ma podoljski 'front.' Sc vrse boji
oh aeleznici Ploskirow in Zjoerin
ka. Boljseviki so bill napadeni in
pognani nazaj "a nekoliko kilome.
trov V smrti proti severovshodno
PoljaEi porocajo, ola so umicili ve(
ruskih postojank.
Tekom nedavnega bojevanJa
moeGvirni dezeli Mozir, so boljsevi
XII rabili topove, XII so streljali ns
velike daljave.
| Ma severni 'front.' med rekams
Dvina in Beresina SO napadli bolj
Seviki, toda Poljaki SO jih prot
napadom virgil nazaj.
V Okraju Mozir so boljseviki p'
obstreljavanju topovi povzroeil
lnapad in so pripeljali V akcjo tn
di yec oklopnih vlakov. Poroeil'
prayi, da Sc je enega teh vlako7
unieilo. V bojih OBJ reki Dnjepe
je rdeca armada raIbila flotilo II
ie bilo V okraju Rechitca.
Severno in severnoyshodno o(
Kamenec-Podoljs so rdeci napa
dli Draznijo plinom in artilerDo
Droskirov je bill bombardiran p'
dnevu m zraka. Reeeno je, ola 81
Sc Poljaki vsekakor cvrsto drzal
yes cas- boja.
/ Moskva, %. marca. - Konfe
renca med rrlskimi boljseviskim
voditelji in reprezentati ukrajin
ske lkomunisticne stranlle Khar
kovu je dosegla sporazum in ko
lie reeeno bosta ODE dezeli sodelo
vail skupaj v prijateljstvu. Kon
ferenca ukrajinskih sovjetov Sc bt
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30

kdhOE ,pcIJC, hdlSIO ~ y AN'A
sci "a stirideset blokov dalec.
Indianapolis, 20. marca. = Sc
demnajst oseb je porocanih ubltlh
in nedognano stevilo ranjenih po-
leg materijalne skode, ki znasa
veG milijonov dolarjev kot rezul-
tat tornado, ki je divjal preko Sc
verne Indiane.
V West Liberty je bilo ubitih
sedem oseb in mnogo ranjerdh. =
Pozar, ki je po viharju izbruhnil,
je popolnoma unicil mesto; V Zulu
V .blizini Fort Wayne je bilo pet
ubitih; V Monroeville eden In V
Townley eden.
Mesto Edgerton, osemnajst milJ
vShodno cd Fort Wayne je bllo
popolnoma uniceno in nekaj size
mega Sc je zgodilo naselbino zu-
lu, isto velja tudi "a mesto Mon
rOeville.
Mnogo jih je ibilo ranjenih V Os-
sian, Ind. in Skodo Sc ceni ma
$250,O00. Use zicne napraye so u
nicene.
V blizini Geneve, Ind. so bile tri
oSebe ubite.
Detroit, Mich, = Tornado, ka-
teri je drvel preko osrednjega in
zapadnega Michigana je povzrocil
smrt osmih oseb.
Bait Sc je, ola bo velillo vecje
stevilo zrtev ma prMadetem ozen-
lju kot je bilo mogoce do sedaJ
zvedeti, ker z mnogimi kraJi nj
mogoGe stopiti V nikakorsno zvezo
potion telegrafa in telefona, ker
je orkan potrgal zice in podrl te-
lefonske droge.
Veter je divjal OBJ obrezJu mi
chiganskega jezera in med drugi-
mi je preset tudi preko Muskego-
ma, in st. Johnsa, od tam je IA
wei severovshodno smer preke
tll1zave \ Saginaw in Bay City.
Battle Creek, Lansing, Kalamazoo
IN Howell VISA ia meSta so bils
izolirana.
Manistique, Mich. = Reka Ma
nistique je planila preko svojt
struge in povzroeila, ola Sc je o
krog so druzin morale vsej ma
.glici preseliti IL his, katere je OBJ
jela povodenj.
Toledo, Ohio. = Osemdeset o
seb je mrtvih, kolikor Sc je dose
daj dognalo in yeliko jih je ranje
nih. Cd poslednjih so nekateri ta
ko tezko poskodovani, da bodt
najbrz podlegli ranam.
V Genoa je bilo okrog petinpet
deset his porusenih. Porusllo j
tudi solo in cerkev.
ST. Louis, Mo. = TakaJ Je blli
ena oseba ubita in "a pet Je INA
no, da so ranjene, radi viharja.
Atlanta, Ga. - V drzavi Geor
gija je okrog 40 zrtev. Gotovo jill
| je Sc vee, toda IL prizadetih kra
lev Sc nj mogoce dobiti pravih po
roeil, ker so zveze pretrgane. Men
da najhujse ie prizadeto mesto Li
Grange. Enaindvajset trupel Sc j
tam re naSlo in Sc trdi, da bo ste
vilo vseh zrtev gotovo dyakra
veeje. Med zrtvami, katere Sc j
do sedaj naslo je bilo petnajst ern
cev.
Westpoint, Ga. je bilo tudi jake
prizadeto in zrtev je deset. Agro
celia, mala naselbina V Alabami, j
precej poruSena in V razvalinah j
naslo pet oseb smrt.
Skoro IL vseh delov Georgije II
Alabame prihajajo poroeila, di
pada silen dez in Sc je bait veil
kin povodnji.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
BISMARKOVA RAKEV
OROPANA.

Kodanj, Nizozemsko. = Nedav-
no so roparji vdrli V malsoleum
princa Bismarka V FREDERICKSBURG.
Odnesli so srebrni venec, ki je bill
pribit ma rakvi. Aretirali so dve
osebi V sivih uniformah, ki sta sc
skrivali V Beuchemu, Is mill od
Friedrichsruha.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
Divjanje orkana;; x je zahteval
$50 zrtev.

Zadnjo nedeljo popoldne je pri-
drvel cd jugozapadne stram mad
Chicago silen tornado, k je po-
vzro6il ma poslOpjih, katera je "a
del. velikansko skodo poleg Glove
skin zrtev, katere je zahteval.
Strasni zraeni tok je najhuje
prizadeI severozapadni del mesta,
docim nj jugovshodni del meesar
vedel o MEM.
V Melrose parku, ki Sc nahaJa
ma severozapadni strani Chicago
ie bio deset oSeb ubitih in okroe
200 Sc jih nahaja brez donna. Med
razvalnami his patrulirajo straze,
da braniio lastnino neSreenlh
pred tatovi. Ma ve6 krajih raz-
valin Sc je pojavil ogenj, katerem
Sc nj bilo skoro mogoce zopersta,
viii. ker ie orkan pOkvarl tudl
vodovodne naprave. X sreci Je or,
kan ravno tako magic prenehal
kot je prisel, radi cesar je bile
mogoee raznim pozarnim bram
BAN priti ma pOmoc.
Osemindvajset zrtev samo '
chicaskem distriktu Sc je dognalo
do pondeljka. StorjenO Skodo Sc
ceni cd deset do dyanajst miliJo-
nov dolarjev cd katere Sc SteJe "a
Elgin Sest milijonov.
Vihar nj divjal samo V Chicagr
nego V sestih srednje-zapadnih DIR
zavah in vseh zrtev skupai je dc
sedaj znanih $50. LahkO jih Je Sc
vee, kar Sc pa Sc nj dalO dognat
radi poskodovanih telegratlenlf
in telefonskih crt.
V Elginu, kjer je orkan divjal
najhuje, je najbolj trpel trgovm
ski distrikt. Mnogo trgovskih po
slopii je bilo popolnOma vnleenlh
Ubitih je bio tam sedem oseb II
V MaywOOdu ena. Ma Stotine Jlf
ie ranjenfh in neko Stevilo Sc Jlf
pogreSa.
V prizadetih distriktih Sc je ia
koj upeljalo preki sod. Ma lice me
sta Sc je odposlalo vOjaske oddet
ke, da varujejo revne ostanke. VI
silo Sc nj nobenih nemirov.
Takoi DO ciklonu Sc je organizi
raIo ve6ie stevilo zdravnikov IL
bolniskih streznic, ki so hiteli IA
niencem nuditi prvo pomoc.
Furija nevihte, ko je divjals
proti mestom on severnem obrez
iu ie bila najhujSa, ko je zadels
severozapadni del, Strehe z neka
terih poslopij je vihar nesel "a Ve'
blokov dalee. liz neke hise je or
kan odnesel emo tono tezki klavlr
kakor da tehta funt in ga neSel Ell
biloxi dalee potem ga pa tresen '
blato.
Mrs. Alfred Hansen, bivaJoea '
3S42 Nottingham Ave, Je blla II
bita, ko je sedela spreJemm so
bi. Nieni stirje otroci V starosti ot
Is. mesecev do II let, XII so Sc
grail V drugi sobi, so bili blisko
vito pometeni IL hise ma prosto '
blato IN nihGe njih nj bill poskodo
van.
V Elginu je nataneno zaznamo
vana pot po kateri je orkan DIR
vel in ia je komaj 200 jardOv 81
roka. = Kamor je zadel je po
tiskal, rusl in prevraeal hise ka
kor, da so IL papirja. Podrl je ne
katera gledaliSea in eerkve.
V Melrose parku je cerkvene
GA stolpa odnesel emo tono tezk
zvon in ga posadil ma tia kakih st(
Gevljev Strani.
Po zraku so svigale deske il
drugi ostanki porusenih poslopi,
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
MLADA DEKLE KRIvA
UBOJA.

Durango, Colo. Caroline
Jones, XII je stara komaj sedem-
najst let je bila pred tukajSnjo
poroto spoznana krivim uboja mad
Carolom Bayern, Xxi je bill ubit
zadnjega januarja. Kazen "a uboj
bo znasala cd enega leta do osem.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30

zivahnih ulic, jake vessel, ola je ma
svetu in srecno prijadral pred ne
ko pouli6no karo, ki ga je teme-
ljito prekopicnila. Ko Sc je dodo-
bra predramil je lezal V bolnisnicl
st. Luke precejsnjo rano ma gla-
vi in vee drugimi praskami.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-30
v NEMCIJI Sc vEDNo M
MIRU.

True translation filed with the Post
master at Chicago, Illinois, March 3Oth
1920, as required by the Act of October
9th 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
ITALY WILL ARGUE
WITH D'ANNUNZIO
Commission From Chamber
: Leaves 10 Persuade Poet
Warrior to Surrender
BATTLE OF SILENCE STILL ON

Rome, Dec. t. Orders have hrOu sent
BY the Italian Government tn General
Csviglia, commander Of ItaliHn rcgu'ar
forces which have established Gordon
around Fiump. to avoid all complica
tions or painful incidents. Premier Clio
6tti declared last night.
The Chamber Vt Deputies commission
appointed to 60 tO Fiumr with view
10 convincing D'Annun2io that Italv's
highest interests require his Submi >siOn
to the Adriatic settlement left for Fiume
last night after an audience with Pre-
nier Giolitt. The commission com-
priseS sixteen members. representing all
parties of the chamber except the So
eialistS
The premier told tho commits .inncrs
that Italy would occupy tn" islands VI
Vcglia and .trbc. awardcd to Jug" Slavia
under the RapalIo agreement. NOT on
her own account. but as Tn" roNr"N"n.
tativp Of the Entente. those islands 90
ing part of tho armiStce zone. Italy.
therefore. could not allow ~ Annuu2io or
anybody else tO occupy them. ~ ~ do
20 would be violation Of hcr iutrrrH
tional pledges. In addition, the pre-.
nlicr pointed out. thCS" islands v"r"
not even included in the pact Of London
ms territory to 2" to Italy Tho demand
that Ncgiia and Arbc be cvUcuat"d by
D'Annunzio'S troopg. said the premier,
was NOT beginning of thr apllirution
of the treaty Of RHpallo. but an act Of
necessity on tho uart Of Italy to carry
out her pledges,
Triest. Dec. t. by \. r. FiSher-
mems boats on the gulf "f QUnrnrrn
were yesterday the only Signs of life
In thai body of water. about which
war is Theoretically being carried on.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

fried chicken. That's company meal.
We have such things az bacon and
scrambled eggs, chops or things that are
easy to prepare
I'VE have been doing this. cooking as
many meals aS possible in the theatre.
for the last fCw months, and as a cook
I'm not perfect. mean. I'm not ono Of
those girls who had deep hankering for
the Kitchen range in childhood. ! just
sort Of picked it mp later on. And I'll
admit. while like the cooking. I'm like
all tho rest of housckeeperS-I hate
cleaning up.
The Eve" meant Miss Dclinar and
her sister. Mrs. +. Wheaton, who is
travelling with her Mt present. The two
Of them have turned Dressing Room No.
into regular little combined kitchen
dining riom and living room. The cook
ing is all done electrically. There is q
Dutch oven and a grill and a coffee per-
colator Tho dining room table is "A
wardrobe trunk and the dishes are
agatewaro. because they don't break
on the road
The various small tables in the room
are covered with rose and black CrctOnnc
to match tho couch. or course, there is
no getting the theatrical accessories out
costumes dccOrously fixed on hangers all
along tn" wall and the rows of intense
lights over the makeup table only add
u cOlOrful touch to the piquant picture.
The meal served was cxcellcntly
cooked. The fried chicken would have
done credit to the most southern Of
southern mammiCs. In tOta the menu
included green turtle soup (Canncd) g,
fried chicken, potato SOuiflc. French
peas, hearts Of lettuce and cndive salad
rolls, honcydcw melon and coffee. To
show that she is a regular housckecper
Miss D"lmar reached for her list.
II have itcmia"d." she said. "what
tho things cost IN the market BY allow.
ing for just the quantity Of food actu-
ally used tho meal which was served to
three came to $3.50, the items working
out as follows: Lettuce, twenty cents /:
honcydcw melon, forty five cents; en-
dive. seven cents: potatoes. five cents =;
chicken, two and n quarter pounds,
one dollar and thirty five cents: but :
ter. eighteen cents: rolls, nine cents 4:
can OF French peas, forty five cents ;
clear green turtle soup, thirty cents ;
olive oil. nine cents: cut loaf sugar,
two cents cream. seventeen cents, and
milk. five cents. Figuring from Il menu
from one of the hotels it was worked
out that the same meal served to three
would have cost Sl4.3O, excluding a
tip to the waiter.
And as Miss Dclmar says, That is
saving some.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
TINY TRAVELLING KITCHEN
SPIKES TERRORS OF H. c. l..
Dressing Room Banquet Costs Only $3.50 for Repast Which
y ould Cost One SI4 in Restaurant

"Thnt ism tho way to make chicken
gravy-you cant pour cold water on
such hot pan. If You do-thcre. what
did I tell you: l.arl's about the best
thing for n burn
Tho lady Of tho most extraordinary
little housekeeping apartment in Phla-
dolphia resumed stirring the peas with
cquanimty and n large Tin spoon.
If visitors chose to think they Enpw
more about making gravy than the cook
herself all well and good. BESIDES in
exactly one half hour ConSCiCncclcSS
call hoy would be- standing on the
front porch" and he would be saying
"Ovature.
A cooks cook for a that of
course. But Madeline Drlmar deserves
n little extra credit bcrauSc when she
isn't busy shifting the air to see if the
Coff"" has "Dcrked enough" or Strcnu-
ouSIy whipping up the mashed potatoes
She is otherwise occupied playing lead
ing lady TO Otis Skinner.
Miss Dclmar's little housekeeping
apartment is unique because it's tucked
away up in the caves of n theatre with
the stage itself for back yrrd Once
in while Of course as u necessary
evil il becomes dressing room. But
mostly its a little gay home in the east
or III" west or in whatever part Of the
country the vaCare' Of the producer
may chance to direct the show.
Case Of Self Defense
'Wny do | do it," Miss Dclmar very
small and very charming in her apron,
puckerpd the japanese eyebrows for
which she is famous and looked around
at th" coy little two by four quarters.
"Why, | guess | do it in self defense.
You SEQ" she said and she warmed up
to tho subject by Swishing a costume
out Of tn" way and dropping down on
the rose and black CrPtOnnC covered
couch. "Wo lik" homes just as we'll as
any on" else and this is one way
worked out - get little bit of the
atmOyphCrc Of on" anyhow.
"And now | know yHu re going to
think it sounds silly when | tell You the
rest Of it. cook my own meals to save
money. That sounds silly. doesn't il.
coming from person who is supposed
to b" getting n big salary" The little
leading lady pushed back her short black
hair and Curlcd up in very unStagClikc
fashion on the comfortable couch.
But you know how much it costs to
ont one meal in hotel. Well. then.
imagine how much thrc" meal, Il day
cost. Of course. it would b" foolish to
say ! couldn't pay tho price, but the
point Is, why work hard and then spend
all you earn? And You can't imagine
how much | say" in this way.
"Of course. We don't very often have
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04

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" Guy omclalS va,s az p"' .haro 4,
rcu anu ourhips 'nee' uo''' '"'''
reaSpn. ,s, ,. p,u,so,,,;o ,ro,,cn
lnGE nav. s'.vm i,, s so. r,",th" IN
somcrhing 10 'a,h vi ioa oo;ni , sotbcr.
colne. IN lnelr t,uJn. ~, a. S ~ ~ Lnn,o
ihss any AcrIss JnaJ ,nu I'. nn,,,,,, franoh;sod
tnosc iew nurra,uu nv, LA IoornoJ chow
c,tlHens, VINO d,, n"rsuaS ,s,nd ntd - oro dis ".
.ne H,sy = "nvL orL 81 s vor;o,s citv do .
cuSs.ns .hc "orA VI '"''o'' WY
partments' -,
THE more ] think over the Ssnlcndld
talks given u.s., said Mrs; lm1Sen'
Oakley today, the more delghted ! am;
l am so .gratitied that hundreds OF
women took advantage or this oppor-
unity to learn the, details or cry gov
mrnt ana 'he "ork !" Wpiou .,, my na
takc par'. ~, ,,'9N sh N, JUL Inna Tena' ~
aDle anu splen"io l"t MaSo. III II;n =, "
nave given us an e".,ie uaS. ' 1T; ~ .
tetesc ano courte"E mah nr.or sho,I a'ta M !
m IN .1 ,ns..,' nJc..tona ol, H.
ne Manl'u uS " l., ue 49, .n,,t
Wornings Oh ihi.ugcIpnia sD'e' "nne'''
ana that ne "unteu ou! h''p.
Mrs: Oakley. M wei as Mrs; II. >;
prrntiss Nichols and Mrs. Edward
Blddls. we're on the committee wh,ch
revised the city charter, and so were
convcrSant with the facts concerning
that. Many OF the women. through
their club work. had come IN contact
with and had assisted various depart
ment directors in their work. Tut there
were also many III the audience VINO
had not seen the Mayor or the directors
Comments from these nave bech equally
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
WOMEN STIRRED BY SIGHT
OF CITYS WHEELS AT WORK
Don't Think Corteyou Looks Like Policeman and Duo Smyh
the Apollo OF Moores Cabinet

public welfare. to carry out his plans for
the social bcttcrmcnt Of the city. Some
are aiming particularly to stand back
Of Mayor Moore and help him in any
way they can. Others arc lined up to
help Director Caven in his street clean
ing and garbage hauling program.
Not only arc the women who at =
tended Thursdays meeting interested.
They are carrying the message to their
clubs and to their ncighbors so that
thousands of the city's new voters will
be convcrsant with the laws and pro-
ccdurc of government, and stand ready
to do their part.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
SERVICE FOR PENlTENTS
I 10 Converted on Thanksgiving Day
to Be Salvation Army Guests

Many Of tho no men aud women
who l<ncIt at tho ponit"nt form in Me-
mortal Auditorium. Broad street and
Fairmount avenue. Thanksgiving Day.
following the preaching Of General
Bramwrll Booth. Of London. England
will attend special service in the
auditorium tomorrow evening.
The sprriaI service for converts Of
the Thanksgiving Day observance has
been requested by General Booth.
Duriu" m" la-t week all the converts
have been visited by Salvation Army
offir""~ in preparation for III" event.
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur 7, Brewer,
divisional commander, will conduct the
service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Deer Hunters More Successful

Wayncsboro. Pa, Dec. 4.-Thc
slaughter of deer continued with even
greater success the second and third
days than on the first of the season.
The cold wave from the West following
the rains of the two previous nights
and the heavy fogs of the opening day
put the big game all in motion and
with splendid visibility the sportsmen
were able to kill at long range.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
University Seeks S1O,ooo,ooo

New York, Dee. 4.-Tho rrogrcr, Of
the University Of Chicago was out
lined by its president, DIR, Harry Pratt
Judson, last might al dinner IT
the University Of Chicago club Of N"w
York, Dr. Iudsun said the university
:. has a five. year progrnm which provides
III. for the collection and expenditure Of
Shic, l0, 900, 900. Of this amount salary in
E2,OOO. eases will take 81 900 900 and new
about (f dings will cost $3,O00,O 900.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
TO KEEP WOLF FROM DOOR
Delaware County Charity Workers
to Aid Needy Families

Media. Dec. 4. --- Because of tho in
dustrial situation in Delaware county.
rhc bonrd Of directors Of the Associated
Charities of Delaware county. at con-
ference in the Twentieth Century Club
Thursday night took up the question Of
helping many families who seem to be
in needy circumstances.
Among those who discussed tho in
dustrial situation were Miss T.. Cora
Y"ager, secretary of the association !;
DR.. Edwin c. Kirk, president of the
association: John &. XicgI"r. Charles
LaFcvrc and +. Rccs Phillips. The
report Of Miss NcaGcr showed many
families nrc suffering.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Methodist EpiscopsI
FAIRHILL METHODIST CHURCH
Eli nd Elna NanlA NJ

FNIRNILL METHODIST CHURCH
9th and Clearfeld SITS.
ELIAS d. BAKER, Minister.
9:BO-Class meeting.
1O:3O-Holy Communion. ''FolIowInv o.,,,
2:3O--Sabbath School, Mr.. Theodore u.i,
lcr, Superln toreieht MIL
"Our aim--1O00."
TOO p. m;--Epworth League. Iilus,r,,.s
745--Monthly Musical Service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-04
Is Per- Cent
in Tariff Urged

ron,inned from Page One
$500. 900 900. Rates which wouid
ostensibly yield billion WoUI yi"ld
nothing because th"v would bar ont
foreign products completely.
Must Sell Here to Buy Here
And the consideration besides tho
necessity Of revenue whirh will mod.
crate the influence Of the extremists is
the fact that this country j. now Il
great creditor nation. with an interest
In the welfare Of It's debtors. abroad
and the fact that tins country now
produces a Surplus nf manufactured
articles and wants access to European
md other foreign markers. II the out
side world cannot sell here. it cannot
buy here. Mr.. liard.ug recognized this
truth Of trade in his speeches. America
is vitally Interested in Europc'S re-.
rovery. In the recent bearings unun
the financial position of III" farmers the
fact stressed NOR" than any other was
that Germany must br aidrt Through
credits to buy in the American market
But Germany cannot buy here long be
cause she cannot sell here.
For higher tariff there i ti,o de-
mand Of the American wh"Nt grover
who asks for protection against wheat
grown on tho cheaper lands Of canada
and perhaps Argentina. Tho American
peanut raiser wants protection against
the Oriental peanut and especially
against peanut oil shipped her" from
Japan. Tho AI"riran cotton gruvor
insists that. though this is grca, cot
ton exporting r"@ntrr. ID" must hc rr".
tectcd against certain grades Of rutruu
brought IN from ~" Orient. And t1"
citrus fruit grnW"r Of IalIfnrun >a,S
that foreign fruits .hnuid he 80, 'rrIrl
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INtVVHI. VUaTtet IhOIr,
EVERYBODY WELCOME
Protestant EpiscopaI
ST, MARK,S CUIiRCU

Locust st. above 10th.
Rev. FRANK T.. VERNON. d n Rso,,.
Solemn Mass at II O'Clock - '''''V''
''Missa Maralis.'
Solemn Evensong at ( O'Clock
Last part OF Spohr's Last .Judrms,, 4"
Monday evening at 3 oclock Third NH.
Iic service OF the Mems Choir Of s.
sic by Rev. G. w. Douglas, Canon a,
Fond du Las. Thursday afternoon at /
o'clock conference on music for women
tuesday evening at 3 o'clock conference
on music for n church people, conducted
hN "a mn Dnirlaa
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THE RETHLEHEM PRESBYTERiAy-

Rev. WILLIAM l.. McCORMICK
1880 a. m m.--Mornng Worship. Rev Al.
bert F.. McGarrsh; d. D., OF New Yort
80 p. m.--Sabbath School
E:i3-Young Peoples Soc. of C. r.
I;45 p. m.-EvenirR Service.
Rev william q. Elterich, OF Cbo.,,,.
China. will address the c, n. soci.tv' aSl
preach for US in the evcnins.( Do not faI
Organ Recital. Quartet Choir
EVERYBODY WEICOMr
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SAINT, rETER's CHURCH

Ihlrd ana Pine SITS.
Rev. Edward NJ Jefterys. s. =. D. Pastor
7:3O n. m.-Holy Communion.
1l:00 a. m.--Morning Service. Sermon BY
The Rector: The choir will sing:
Te Deum in B fat ...,.....,. Stanford
Praise Hia Awful Nane" ...',..,S ,Spohr
500 p. m.--SPECTAL SERVICE Ber.
iamin Franklin Post. No. 4o5. American
,.ogi2n; Tho Rector will. preach Music
by choir of forty men and bows under al.
rection Of Harold w. Gilbert:
"Recessional' ..............,Ds Koy,n
Souls Of the Righteous (unaccon-
'I VIII Give Thanks ....,... Mozart
..Praised BE the Lord '.......,... .Calkln
ST. SAUVEUR urench). 23d and Do Lancsy
placc.-lOA1, Holy Communion; 845 Yes.
perS. Rev. TIL II. MAI.AN s T. D.