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Fifth STRAIGHT ca~o

Fifth Straight Game.
Minneapolis, May 1S.-Minneapolis
won it's fifth straight game yesterday
defeating Columbus, 9 to 1. Score:
r. H. E.
Columbus 49,. 900 01o oo0-l 6 /
Minneapolis p. 100 900 lOx-2 s 1
McQuillan and Wagner; White
house and Mayer.
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Homer and Two Doubles.
Kansas City. May 1S--Two doubles
and a home III in the fourth and a
double in the fifth cqualled the lndi-
annapolis early count and Kansas City,
by adding three more in the seventh,
won yesterdays game, Z to 4, Score;
r. H. E.
Indianapolis -. 0O3 100 OOO-4 10 0
Kansas City j.. +. 900 $40 3Ox-7 Ia 1
Flaherty, Murray and Henline: Tue
70, AmeS and Brock.
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F1agstcad Gets Two HomerS.
Philadel phia. May 18.-Fivc home
runs. -four triples and three doubles
%enlivened Detroit's Q to Z victory over
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Louisville Milwaukee-rain.
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

FOR SALE-SUMMER COTTAd
Lake Bemidji, Livinia. MINI.
is fully equipped for housed
:. Have fine row boat which. can
with Evanrude motor Alta
Also have plenty of ice sin S
summer use. Price $4,000 termI
sired. Address, Henry L: Blay
vinia, MINI.
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WANTED TO u
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AMERICAN ASSN

not scheduled.
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SITUATIONS wANfEDE


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shop practice: also. holdadiplom
the Four Wheel Drfve~Auto
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ZADANIA NIEMCoW.
Paryz, %. czerwca. - Niemcy
zwr6ciiy sic Z proSbq do Komisyi
Restauracyjnej W kt6rej domaga-
ia sic odciagniecia $5O,0O0,OOO z
ogolnej sunny $1,000 GOO, 900, kto-
"a nalezy sic Francyi cd Niemiec
tytuiem odszkodowania ma mocy
traktatu wersalskiego.
Niemcy utrzymuja, IL ma taxa
sumo jehcy niemieccy wykonall
robot we Francyi.
Marszaiek Foch, mowiac o
rozbrojeniu Niemiec, zaznaczy},
il prawdziwe niebezpieczehstwo
dla Aliantow ley W nienawiSci
oraz W militarystycznem usposo-
bieniu ludu niemieckiego.
MOzLIWOSc NOWEGO "a
MACHU STANU w MEM
CZECH.
Berlin, %. czerwca. - WSrod
radykalnych partyi niemieckich
panuje ogromne wrzenie. Militia
rySci niemieccy przygotowuja "a
mach w celu obalenia obecnego
rzadu i zaprowadzenia sowietow.
Z przejetych dokumentow widac,
re radykali maja w swojem roz-
porzadzeniu 1O,S7O karabinow
maszynowych, $50 ~przyrzadow do
rzucania pociskow palnych, 700
torped i 420 armat.
Panuje p~rzekonanie W sferach
rzadowych, re obecne wrzenie,
spowodowane niestychana drozy-
INA, mole doprowadzic do powaz-
rych zajsc.
BUDzET NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, %. czerwca. - dug
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
Oszpecaja
Piekna TWarZ

czyszczenie krwi. Jedynym takim
srodkiem, kt6remu ~rownego niema
ma przeczyszczenie krwi jest s.
S. S., wyborna medycyna ma knew,
kt6ra cd przeszio piecdziesieciu lat
jest W uzyciu. NabyG MONA ia "
kazdej apiece.
Jezeli ma iakakolwiek chorobe
sk6rna cierpicie, ME dowierzaIci9,
re wykuruiecie sic nacieraniem
mascia lub innymi lokalnymi srod-
kami, gdyz ME dosiagna me choro-
by rdzenia, kt6ry siedzi W krwi. Po-
'cznijcie dis zazywa6 S. S. S. i 2i-
szcie o waszej chorobie do naszego
poradnika medycznego, kt6ry PREY
sic wan specyalne ~instrukcye dar--
mo. Piszcie zaraz do Medical Dire
tor, SOS Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
ca,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
N;epozorna Deformaeya Poehoezi z
Nieczystej Krwi

Me badzcie nieezuli ma przestrosi
axle dale wan n~atura. gdy niepo-
zcrne pryszcze ~wystepuja ma twarz
wasza 1 ma Gale eiaio.
Pryszcze i krostki te ME tylko, ze
deformuja ciaio. lecz pozniet spowo-
duja grozne choroby skory ! 50 PREY
czyna nieprzyiemnych delegliwose. A
niektroych wypadkach Sc n symp-
tomem swierzbiacyeh, bablow, wrzo-
dow, pekania skory i wiele innych d.
legliwosci. ktore pala jak logien
czujecie sic jak gdyby skora wasza
palila sic.
Czujac, re take symphony uka-
zuja sic ma waszej skorze, niezwiocz-
ME postarajcie sic o srodek ma pre-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
osKARzAJA
o ZDRADE.

Paryz, %. czerwca. - Jedna ?
gazet francuskich w swoim arty-
kule zada stawienia Clemenceau
pred sadem, oskarzajac go o
zdrade. .Gazeta wskazuje ma mar
szafka Foch'a, jake ma tego, kt6ry
powinien ~wytoczyc oskarzenie
przeciwko Clemenceau.
lie Matin" zada Cd rzadu opu-
blikowania warunkow porozumie-
MIA francusko = a~ngielskiego co
do sunny odszkodowania wojen--
nego, jake Francya ma otrzymat
cd Niemiec.
,L'Echo de Paris" ogiosilo
punkty umowy. Suma odszkodo-
wanna zostanie wyznaczona Fran
cyl proporcyonalnie do poniesio--
sZk6d, a ME procentowo jak
niektorzy utrzymywali.
Nieprzyjaciele Clemenceau IL
trzymuja, IL jest on winien zdra-
dy, albowiem zgodzil sic ma pro-
porcyonalny podziai bez uprzed,
niego porozumienia sic Z naro-
dem.
Przyjaciele zaS Clcmenceau ga
MIA publiczne omawianie tel kwe-
styi, m6wiqc IL to da tylko vic
ksze atuty W rece Belgii, Wloch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
III KOREI.

Honolulu, %. czerwca. - Pred
wstepnym krokiem do nadania
samorzadu Korei, jest decyzya
rzadu japohskiego o ustanowi eniu
cial prawodawczych W Kore', do
kt0rych bedq mieli dostep tylko
Korejczycy. Przywilej ten wcho-
dzi w zycie Z dniem 1go lipca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
OKRUCIENSTWA BoLsZE-
WICKIE.

Washington, %. czerwca.
Otrzymano tutaj wczoraj rapport
Cd przedstawiciela amerykanskie-
60 W Konstantynopolu o okru-
cienstwach bolszewickich w poiu-
dniowej Rosyi.
w Iwanowce, ma poludniu Ro-
syi, bolszewicy rozstrzelali logo
czerwca so oficerow r~osyjskich o.
raz znecali sic s~trasznie mad inny-
mi wiezniami. Porucznik Koehler
byl naocznym Swiadkiem jak Kill
ku skazanym oficerom poobcina-
no rece i nogi i powykfuwano o.
czy.
w poiudniowych prowincyach
rosyjskich, zajetych przez armis
Wrangla panuja dobre stosunki
pomiedzy ludnoScia a wojskiem,
dzieki przyzwoitemu zachowaniu
sic zolnierzy. .
Gen. Wrangel ogtosii move pra
wo, ma mocy ktorego wszystka
ziemia ma bye rozdzielona pomis
DIV w~toscian.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
TURCY PALA I RABUJA
WSIE GRECKIE.

Konstantynopol, %. czerwca.-
Uchodzcy Z terenow zajetych
przez Turk6w donosza re wojska
tureckie w okupowanych miej-
scowoSciach rozstrzeliwujq lud--
nose grecka oraz pala / grabl4
wsie breckie. L Trapezundu Wszy-
'scy Grecy zostali deportowani
przez nacyonalistow tureckich.
TURCY ME CHCA USTAPIc
E K SMYRNY 1 IRA
CYL.
Konstantynopol, %. czerwca.-
Mustafa Renal Pasza zaaprobo-
wal odpowiedz tureckiej delega-
cyl pokojowej. Odpowiedz dele
gatow tureckich zawiera odmowe
ustapienia Grecyi Smyrny Ira
cyi.
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8 KANO.
Merck DO CHIN.

Iczang, %. czerwca. - 8 anne
rykanskich koninierek wraz re
statkami wojennymi innych
panstw zosta}y wysiane ma rzeke
Jang-Tse w celu obrony zycia i
mienia cudzoziemcow Cd band
chinskich. w Chinach Srodko-
wych panuje zupelna anarchia.
Rad pekihski jest zupelhie bez-
silny.
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j. subsydya cd rzadu wedlug nor
my ustanowionej w 1913 roku,
Wobec spadku kursu korony All
stryackiej sunny tie So Smiesznie
male.
Gale subsydyum stacyi meteo-
rol6gicznej ME wystarcza ma pre-
numerate jednego angielskicgo
pisma peryodycznego niezbedne-
go W jej pracach.
W~iwisekcye Z powodu wysokiej
ceny zwierzat zostaly zupetnie
zaniechane.
LOS AUSTRYI.
Wieden, %. czerwca. - Ably
uratowac Austrye jake pahstwo
samodzielne i niepodlegIe, trzeba
jej udzielic pozyczki w sumie
5000, 900, 900; w przeciwnym razie
Austrya bedzie zmuszona poia-
czyc sic z Niemcami, czemu
Francya stanowszo sic spTzeci-
via
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
ZAMACH SINN FEINERoW.

Dublin, 2S. czerwca. Grupa
uzbrojonych Sim Feinerow doko
naIa napadu ma gen. Incas i puiko
wnikow Danford i Tyrell.
Sim Feiperzy porwanych OIL
cer6w umiescili w automobile W
celu uwiezienia ich. Jeden Z por-
wanych probowa} uciec i zostal
ciezko ranny. Wtedy Sim Feline
rzy zostawili jednego pu&kownlka
z rannym a z generalem umknell.
KRYTYcZNY STAN UCZEL--
MI
Wieden, %. czerwca. - Uni
wersytety oraz szkoly techniczne
w Wiedniu So w przedadniu kry-
zysu ekonomicznego i prawdopo-
dobnie beda zmuszone Przerwac
wkrotce swoja dziaialnosc.
Uczelnie wiedenskie otrzymu-,
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BUDzET NIEMIECKI

Berlin, %. czerwca. dug
pahstwa niemieckiego ma 80 kwie-
tnia wynosil III, 148, 1858 ma
rex. Podatkow zebrano Cd 1go
kwietnia 1919 roku do 1go stycz-
MIA 1920 roku 6,O25, 226, 1862 ma
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wchodzic w zakres kompentency.
trybunaiu.
SPRAWL WYSP ALANDZ-
KICH.

Stockholm, %. czerwca. -
Spor o wyspy Alandzkie pomie--
.dzy Szwecya i Finlandya zostai
oddany Lidze Narodow do zaiat-
vienna.
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ZADANIA NIEMCoW.

vienna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28

kIwac kontrofensywy bolszewi,
ckiei a nastepnie zn6w wzi9c mi
cyatywe W swoje rece,
Obecnie Wrangel zajmuje te-
rem o $1,000 mil kwadratowych z
100000 ludnoSci. Straty Wran-
gla wynosza $500 zabitymi i ram
nymi, podczas gdy bolszewicy
stracili 10000 W jehcach.
Donosza, re czerwoni zamierza
ia okrazyc armie Wrangla cd
strony Dniepru.
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GRECY ~ROZPOCZELI OFEN
SYWE w KIE-
y

Londyn, %. czerwca. Woj--
ska greckie posuwajq sic Cd
Smurny w glab Azyi Mniejszej
w czterech kierunkach. Miasta
Soma, Perativi, Mendelhora i
Czausz-D atkiosk zostaly zajete
przez Grekow, gdzie wzieto duzq
lose jehc6w, armat i karabin6w
maszynowych. Straty greckie
wynoszq 81 zabitych i 100 ram
nych.
Przypuszczaj2, re Turcy uzyja
wszystkich Srodk6w, azeby wy
przec Grekow re Smyrny.
Depesze Z Indyi donoszq o ME
pokojach miedzy muzulmanami W
zwiazku re sprawl tureckq. Wi
cekrol Indyi, otrzymai zawiado--
mienic Cd leadera nacyonalistow
induskich, re o lie traktat turecki
ME zostanie zrewidowany zgod--
ME Z uroczystemi zapewnienia
mi ministrow angielskich, to mu,
zuimanie i Indusi odm6wia rzado,
wi swego poparcia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
NIEMCY POKLADAJA MA
DzIEJE w
HASKIEJ.

Haga, %. czerwca. - Niemcy
NIGGA zazadaG rewizyi traktatu
przez TRIBUNAL miedzynarodowy
albowiem komisya sedziow ore
ka, IL kazdy nar6d, bez wzgledu
ma to czy jest cz1onkiem Ligi czy
ME, ma dostep do sadu, oraz re
wszeFkie interpretacye traktat6w,
prawa miedzynarodowe winny
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
1%GlGgramyz~ agraniczne.

u"konczenIe ze stsor,cv I-<ze,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-06-28
BLUNT w WoJSKU WLo-
SKIEM.

Rzym, %. czerwca. lily
pulk wioski Bersaglieri, ktory o.
trzymai rozkaz wymarszu z An
kony, odm6wii pos}uszenstwa.
Garnizonowy oddziai muszkiete--
row byi zawezwany w celu zapro-
wadzenia porzadku. Blunt zostai
stfumiony, lecz rozruchy W Anko-
ME trwaja dalej.
Blunt zostai wywoiany przez a.
g~itatorow, ktorzy n~awolywali zoi
merry do odmowy posiuszen--
silva wiadzy ! do , niewymarszu
do Albanii. Wszelkie PROXY w
kierunku zaiatwienia incydentu
pokojowo specify ma niczem i VIA
DE byly zmuszone zawezwac
wojska i otoczyG zbuntowanych.
Zawiazala sic walka. Obie strony
puScily W ruch karabiny maszy-
MOVIE. Pc 12-godzinnej walce po-
wstaicy byli zmuszeni sic poddac
i wiadze zostaly panem poiozenia.
w zwiazku z zaburzeniami W
Ankonie posiedzenie Izby posel-
skiej byio bardzo burzliwe, albo-
wien socyaliSci interpelowali
rad W tel sprawie. Prezes Izby
czui sic zmuszonym dwukrotnie
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work at the Strand otrice was
heavy. and Robert was making way
through 1t In anticipation OF his
annual holiday. A week before
stella's letter he had refused a
very tempting invitation OF a club
acquaintance 10 join him on his
yacht. This he now regretted. and
a letter TO young Archie Wendover
elected the welcome news that his
cabin on the GsZeka was still wait
ing his occupation. In fact, II was
nearly three weeks before Ire called
at the nat TO say good-by. although
he had written pretty frequently.
He found Mrs. Benham alone.
Stella, she told him, was at rehear-
ssl-she had the name-part in a
company that was going on tour
immediately No. company oh.
yes, she had left the "Odeon" II
was really quite unbearable for her
after Miss Foster had taken up her
part again-of course. II was un-
lOiA thdl MI hOctntndi az
away-the girls were all so Jealous
that. The old lady had ram
bled on. and Robert half turned his
back so that she should not see
that he was smiling. So. he
thought, Stella was learning her
lesson already.
The girl herself came In as he
was leaving. She was hot and tired
and a little disagreeable. She had
had rather a stormy scene with the
stage manager, an ill-bred young
man who resented "the chiefs" in
PRODUCTION OF raw talent.
Stella told Bobby all about II as
she waited for some fresh tea TO
be brought in. She had not intend.
ed 10 talk, but there was friend
liness about the square face and
gray eyes OF Robert Baxenter which
asked for confidence. The hearer.
however, was not very sympathetic
as he listened 10 the angry girls
description Of the stage manager.
There are a lot like him." he
said. II shouldn't wonder II the
leading lady you have supplanted
is a member Of his family-his sis
ter. his"
Mother. should say" said the
girl as she bit her strong little
teeth into a crisp piece OF toast.
Robert smiled unperceived.
"Oh, hardly that, Stella-the
stage hasn't much use for people
who have grown-up sons. It's a
short lfe-some say that II is d
merry one"
Stella's eyes flashed defiance.
80 it is. Bobby-a splendid life
There was a moments silence:
then Robert took up his hat and
held out his hand to the girl.
Il was just going, Stella; I'm
glad you came in. was going
round TO the theatre II 1 hadn't
heard the news from your mother
that you had left the 'Odeon.' L
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were alone. but your behavior In
leaving the theatre during my best
scene was too bad did not think
you would carry your idiocy to the
length of a public protest.
Il know that | promised to an
swer your question this month, but
| can't do so now. | want 70 go on
with my art Perhaps in a year, II
you care to wait, | will answer you
Come and see me, won't you' |
would like to see your serious old
face when you read the papers to-
morrow had three calls and such
a lovely bouquet, a great mass OF
orchids and carnations. Yes, come
and see me; but no lectures, please.
and not a word of-you know what.
I'm going to have a year OF free.
dom. Yours,
STELLA BENHAM.
"P. S.-I gave the bouquet to the
little man who plays the second
fiddle in our orchestra. He Is TAX
ing it home to his wife-she's been
i'll for months and has got four lit
tie children. He was so pleased
with it-but he cried when he
thanked me. S. B."
Roberts first thought, as he
folded the letter carefully and put
it away in his bureau, was that
few words with the headstrong girl
would put things right, and that
his action in leaving the theatre
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QtAM,!QNQw 9dQn
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Women Everywhere Are Talking
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Talcum Powder

excellent high grade toilet talcuni.
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FULLY fragrant. OF course 1t is
called La-may. The package is also
new. The box is so attractive that
it makes a beautiful dressing table
ornament. When you use this new
La-may Talcum you will understand
why it is almost impossible to get
enough boxes to supply the great
demand II your local druggist has
not got it vet he will cheerfully
order it for you.
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Charming Love Surprising Mystery Adventure

I'm joining Archie In that trip 10
the Mediterranean. don't expect
/ will be back before the end OF
September"
oh" The tone was non-com.
initial.
You'll write. Stella. won't your"
Robert was sorry that what he had
said had hurt the girl, but sharp
medicine was necessary. They'll
forward on from the office. In
keep track OF you by the Era. 4"
He held out his hand GOODBYE.
Stella-snd. II ever you want-oh,
hang II all! I'm your pal. Stella,
always your pal"
She jumped up and went to the
window as he hurried down the
stairs. She felt she would have
given her mbitions. her life, TO
feel his lips on hers, 10 bury her
nose in his shoulder and cry-just
cry. She watched his broad shoul-
ders as he crossed the gardens, and
when at last he was out OF sight
she turned and, brushing hastily
past her mother, hew to her bed,
room.
And Mrs. Benham gathered up
her scattered crochet-work and
gave a little huttering sigh, and
wondered II she had been like that
when she was young.
Copyright. 1920 by International Festur,
Service, Inc,
Ito Be Continued Next Sunday.)
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The specialist who created the
popular La-may Face Powder has
perfected a new kind of talcum.
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and it has double value in prevent
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is the souring of perspiration that
.'eople who perspire freely find so
Objectionable. Women who use this
new talcum say it is wonderful for
This purpose and that it is also an
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usual hour and accepted what ne
mockingly referred to as the in
evitable" Stella had hardly ex-
pected. nor had she desired, this
unconditional capitulation, and 1t
robbed her position OF much OF its
sweetness.
And then for two weeks the
Young man absented himself. The
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"You're lectur-
ing me,
Robert" cried
Stella. 81 won't
stand il to-day
of all days.
I'm going to
cry in a
minute-and
-and-I think
you're horrid! 7"
The Washington times., 1920-07-18

Witt 9 ht Of ab,o>bsnf
cotton rrappsd around
the end Of an orange stick
and dipped in Outer,
uork around the base Of
tie nail, gently pushing
back the eufiek. Wipe Of
the dead enfiek and uaJh
the hands
Evening star., 1920-05-09
the insurgents the revolt has practica

the insurgents the revolt has practical
~ succeeded. So rapidly has been the
disintegration Of the federal forces, SO
impossible has it been to rally the
government troops to resist the allied
opponents, that it has required but the
definite occupation Of the capital to
mark the end Of the Carranza govern
ment.
What nexte Will tho revolutionary
elements be able to organize a new
government Or will the elements Of
divergence, which have been thus as
sembled, now manifest their factional
spirit and lose the fruits of their vie
tory through divisioni The hope of
the people Of this country, who have
no favorites in the Mexican equation,
is that solidarity may be achieved and
through it Mexico given good admin
istration founded upon justice, true
democracy and regard for the rights
OF other peoples.
Evening star., 1920-05-09
The Blessing Of Work.

"Uncle Joe" Cannon, eighty.fou1
years old last Friday, sent q birthday
message to nation which loves him
and is by him loved. The gist Of his
thought is contained in the following
brief paragraph:
"At eighty-four can wish no greater
blessing to the present and coming gen
erations than those Of work and health
They are the two things in this life
that make it attractive and contribute
to longevity and happiness. The dream
Of idleness or lack Of necessity fol-
labor is an idle dream"
No more timely message could have
been evolved for the hour. For to.
day, as never before, the doctrines OF
trouble-makers seek to obscure the
truths involved. The preachment Of
1ess work" is ever before the youth
Of the land. To make men and women
discontented, so to Fill their minds with
desire for leisure as to insure restless
unhappiness, is the aim and purpose Of
the many professional agitators in.
Testing the land.
Uncle joe" in the wisdom Of four
score years and four, spoke truth. The
man who robs one Of the joy Of work
well done-who so distorts ones per-
spective as to make honest work, hon.
estly performed, a shame in the mind
Of the worker-robs American labor
Of vastly more than ever the fulfill.
ment Of his widest promises could
give it. And the man who, seeking only
those legitimate concessions whereby
life may become fuller, avoids the
emptiness which inevitably follows loss
Of pride in work, is building securely
for happiness.
Evening star., 1920-05-09
poverty, and that it has always been
regarded by them with reverence.

poverty, and that it has always been
regarded by them with reverence.
If the site in front Of the courthouse
is unsuitable-and assuredly in the
conditions that have developed the
statue cannot receive the proper care
at that point-it might well be erected
in the space between that building and
the Pension Office, thus remaining as
seciated with the original position and
given a place in which it can be more
respectfully treated. If this cannot be
done, if such a site offends the arts
tic sensibilities, other sites are pro
posed. One of them has eminently
striking historical appropriateness
that of Fort Stevens, where Lincoln was
under fire during the war, and where,
especially if in the course of time the
civil war defenses Of the capital are
united by boulevard, it viii be we'll
within public view and will remain
identified with a notable incident in
the life of Mr.. Lincoln.
Sympathetic consideration may well
be given to the Howard University pro-
posal. Mr.. Lincoln's services to the
negroes can never be measured. The
erection of the shaft, provided so loyal
ly by the people Of the capital imme-
diately after his death, at the place
where the higher aspirations of the
eolored people are guided and develop
ed may prove, as DR.. Durkee suggests,
most helpful inspiration.