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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
POLAND NOW RIVALS
PLIGHT OF BELGIUM
Children Chief Sufferers in Land
Stripped Of Necessities,
Says Relief Worker.


l'aland IS III tla destitute state FIR
w:ir ii food apd clothing among HE
poor tliat l5elgiuin Wouic have been
during the ar had there been 10 com
uitssion for relief tn that country, ac-
eording to Or Vernon kellogg. Ameri-
can Relief Administration Official, who
recently returned from Warsaw.
itr. Kellogg WAS member Of Mr.
flowers STAFF !. Belgium. and al tile
conclusion of AostiitIes, entered 70
land as the Hoover emlssary III charge
y food relief He FIRST entered I'olaud
In 1915, few months after the Ger
ltlan occupation His report of stArya-
iiiii, disease and suffering that exist
cd Al that time Is one OF the most
narrowing documents il the records
of American relief work oversees
l,r- Kellogg made the following
statement regarding the work after the
urinstice
With Warsaw rs our headquarters,
We began operations In Poland ia Jan
ualy, 1919, and within few weeks
there was established steady ilnpor-
tation Of food into that country. Tons
aud tons of ii came from overseas
through the Port Of DanziG.
II was impossible 10 do all that
lie administration wanted to do, be-
eause the need OF Poland was TOO great,
Tut II was agreed that enough food
should be sent 10 Poland 10 care for
tie four million people until the great
agricultural districts could again pro-
vide for them
But in addition TO these four lnll-
lion people who so pressingiy needed
relief. there was another call for relief
from source That could not be re.
sisted The children Of the land. MANY
IF these were orphans, hungry, eina-
eIated, destitute and diseased. So the
American Relief Administration added
20 lis work BY instituting a system OF
feeding these children In few
months a million and quarter Polish
children were getting free meal ev-
cry aas Of special food prepared to
counteract tile Effects 81 theil. previous
nntlernourisbment' :
To finsh the job eight great organ
i1ations have united under tie name
IL the European Relief Council 70 raise
tlle funds necessary 10 care for the
food needs and the medical needs Of
the 100000 children OF Eastern and
Central Europe. These organizations
are the American Relief Administra.
tion tho American Red Cross, the
American Friends Service Committee
9Qnakers). lie Jewish Joint Distfibu-
lion Committee. the Federal Council of
tie Churches Of Christ in America, th,.
Knights OF columbus. the Y. IT. g, A.
aud the Y ". &. A
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
An Appeal 10 The American People

THREE cnha million children
American aid months these helpless the
admitted feeding
hagiealy undernoushd
II desperately threatened by death from disease
has
OF many nations
with terrible
ab the helpless children will
OF
adults content themselves this
remedy only from outside
America 100000
tons have resulted shinkage
wnonth Just The
dependent
history sweeping destructive Of those who
organizations working among every race and creed
many engaged also in other forms Of relief
psh5 or these helpless Should
and without religious lines There
for the So for child food
seek will relieve
be unqualified
chdeedng the
lars in the form Of transportation labor
buttons and such food supplies
has failed great heartedne she has
never had more poignant call than this turned
collection FRANKLIN Treasurer Guaranty Tst Co
City.
EuRoPEAN BELIEF COUNCIL
Herbert F4eossf. Chairman X.
ssst y Fi 2 qsas = sasssa.' nsss
Psraaa eSairraa s kaRgs 6 q s eosaosus
AT Sssr.rs 5'ssss s s jones' y ass. Inter.
u R.s P asss4s ea.a s.,.s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
GREAT RUSH OF MAIL
AT CITY POSTOFFICE

Postmaster T, j. Linthicum reports
oday d great rush Of Christmas mail
the city postofilce. Tie packages
a-conling and out going are numer-
2us. and while many have teen sent
distant points the last week or ten
avs. the rush did not actually begin
nth today
Postmaster Linthicum this morning
laced three trucks on the streets 10
oliver packages. and has been ohlig-
"a TO employ four extra men to handle
the city mail at the local postoflice
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
HEARING OF ACCUSED
MURDERER TOMORROW

The ur I'm my Il, airing il tbs
cse of saplt Johnsnn, colered,
ehargcl With crasine the death Of
Henry nai rv, also colored. by shoot-
ing, as the Iesuli of m alteration on
the farm q funny Stallings. at
lie bore this county. December Il.
arranged 81 ne held before Police JUS
iea ptlald BRADY If Annapolis
/, fis mafut, has been postponed un-
Ill II 0elne tomorrow morning
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20
Training Our Future Citizens

.Chileren trained 10 extend Justice
kindneS ;n,l Nscrcv TO animals be-
con la8ra asst kind and c0nsideraie
toward ea1li other Character train
ing along iiese lines when the chill
.dron &re Young, will result in their
leing hetief iaen and women. with
roaaer symp0fhtcs. more humane.
lava liding arb. IN every respect
n,ore valaaIle cItlZcns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20

smiles psnant tragic than those mere
Of lie
though tie result painful they smile They are victims
onsp
relief
Of
Relief Administrations tile American
The Jewish
Council Churches of Christ IN
NJ and tic T. w G.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20

ABraish nobleman is to marry a
b,acksmith's daughter and exclusive
circles have already begun the anvil
chorus. Kansas City Journal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20

when a Senatorial champagne
cooler is knocked down for 81 the
hopeful Volstead nsodifiers might as
well give up washington Post.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20

Besides being a poef. D'Annungio i
assuming the role Of gentle black
mailer OF the Italian Government
Knoxville Journal Tribune
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20

the
the
Of
Relief Administration the Red Cross the American
Churches
the Jewish Distribution Committee the knights Of
NJ "a. jointly
European children the hill
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-12-20

Little Arthur What did you get on
vel Z hirfkdavo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01
XVIII.
Lasky dostihy.

Ma druhy den po shora uve-
denych roZnluvach sedela Err
mimic We SVEN pokojiku, zaby-
vajic sc rucni praci, kdyz ystou
pivsi sluzka prekvapila il ozna
menim. re nejaky pan preje 81
5 nj mluviti a podala il zaroven
navstivenku. Sotva tato ma nj
pohledla, zvolala V lzasu:
"Vi.toris Corsini, mas profe-
sor italstiny! Je dole jeste, Ka~
terino?"
ga uvedla jei do prijimar-
ny, slecno, protoze pravil, ze
by rad S vami mfuvil 0 necem
dulezitem'', odpoved6la sluz-
ka.
"Zajiste, Katerino, zajiste
Vztyt' je 80 mas byvaly ucitel
Pujdu v okamliku".
Jsouc vZdy pfiDravena ku O.
kamzitelnu privitani nenadale-
no hosta, nasledovala Erminie
sluzku V patach.
Mlady italsky professor sedel
' jedne pohodlnych lenosek.
Vypadal >elice sesle ustara-
ne, byl ale dosud tax zajimavy
4 hezky, joko drive Sc svym
cernym, kadefavym vlasem,
velkyma, Zaficima ocima svo
j stihlou, elegantni postavou.
Erminie spechala primo k ne
mu, nebot' jako ostatni devca-
ia pensionatu ona jej navi-
della.
"Bud'te mi srdecne vitan,
pane. pravila vesele, podava-
JIG mu ruku.
| "Jsnm velice st'asten, slecno
Rosenthal. ze vidim vas tax
svezi a zdravou A jak sc dari
ctihodnemu panu otci?..
"Dilly, on ie zdrav a st a
stem. Usetn6te, prosim", pravi-
la, ukazujic ma kreslo a sama
usednouc la blizku.
"Diky!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

druhu, ably molly byti soudne
vymahany, Upham odpovedel
zaporne.
Columbus, O., 81. srpna.
GUY. Cox vypalil dnes druhou
ranu do nepfatelsk6ho tabora,
prohlasiv a doloziv ddkazy, ze
narodni republikansky vybor
prijima Diary ma kampan, pre-
sahujici 81 900 mez. Cox zada,
ably pred senatnY vybor byli
povolani nejenom clenove ma
rodniho republikansk6ho Wy.
boru, ale tez predsedove mist
Mich kampannich vyboru, ably
povedeli, co jest jim znamo {
zpdsobu sbirani kampannict
prispevkd.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01
REPUBLIKANSKY ROZVRH
$4,007, 500.

Chicago, 81. srpna. Dnes Wy
povidal pred senatnim vybo-
rem vysetfujicim kampanni
vylohy jednotlivych stran F.
w. Upham, pokladnik narod-
niho republikansk6ho vyboru.
Pravil, re rozvrh ma kampanni
vylohy ma jednotlive staty,
jejz sam vypracoval, cini 3d.
$1,000 nikoli pres osm mil
lionG, jak tvrdil We sve rec
guv. Cox. Aniz pry zadnf
)"zvlastni zajmy" nefinancuji
,republikanskou kampan, pra.
| vii Upham, ackoli byl nucer
doznati, re tri banky, jedna y
Chicagu, jedns Y Bostone a
iedna V San FRANCISCAN pujcily
narodnimu republikanskemu
vyboru S360,000. Byv tazan
zdali pujcky jsou takovehc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01
VYSvETLENf.

Velkovybor s. P. J. st. Ohio
We schulz 26. $ervence byl u
pozornen zpravou naIezajtci
Sc v elsie SO. zenskych Lii
stu, vynatou prazskych Ma
rodnich Listn, kde Sc udava,
ze pi. Marie Zemanova byla
nedavno vyznamenana media
lii Americkeho Cerveneho
Krize a ze je prvni ameri-
ckou Ceskou, ktere Sc dosta-
10 te cti. Mnohe . pritomnych
zastukyn hned ozivily vzpo-
minku, ma praci vykonanou
v case valky, jak Sc snazily
jedna vice nez druha, jen ably
vice uzitecne prace vykonaly,
kdyz il bylo vsady tolik tfe-
ba, zvlaste pro drahe hochy
kteri zivoty sve obet' "a mas
davali. Tudiz usneseno pripa-
matovat ceske verejnosti, re
clevelandske ceske zeny pra-
covaly s laskou a svorne, od-
m6nou bylo Jim blahe vedomi
vykonane povinnosti k narodu,
k vlasti a k clovecenstvu VII.
lbec. V breznu minuleho roku
! bylo jich 38 podeleno zasluz.
nym odznakem Ger. Amer
Kfize, a siee ony jez pracova,
| ly V ceske odbocce Ger. Xii.
ze, jehoz pfedsedkou byla pi
ellie Vlachova, pi. Marie Ze.
manova, tai. Ustredniho Vyb
S. P. j. obdrzela zasluznou
medalii a diplom Cd Amer
Ger. Kfize jako predsedka
Vcelek. Jak Sc dovidame, '
Clevelandu jedina, ale nebylf
prvni Ceskou, ktere Sc te ct
dostalo. V jinych m6stech o
sadach byly jist6 take nej
prednejsi pracovnice cest
nym uznanim "a sve zasluhs
odmeneny.
! Toto budiz laskave prijatc
.co vysvetleni.
Ia Velkovybor S. P. j. stat,
Ohio:
Anna Zaveska, preds.,
Marie Tomsikova, tai.
Anna Pekarova, .vysl. pred
Jos. Vobecka, dcet.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

"Doufam, ze pfijel jste do
Washingtonu ma delsi dobu?"
"Nikoli, slecno. Jsem tn ien
letmo a jako ma prechodni sta
nici".
"Zustahete ale u mas pres O.
bed. ze ano? Mdj otec iiste bu-
de potesen toho, az vas spa
tri, iakoz plukovnik East
worth, jenz bydli namil"
"TiSfcere diky, slecno Rosen
thai; nest astna mole hvezda
vsak .omu nedovoluje! Plukov-
mix je tedy zde?"
"Ano".
ga zastavil Sc tn jen proto,
abych vidal svoji uctu yam a
ucenemu otci vasemu a pax a
bych pozeptal sc ma -, tu
hlas jeho Sc snizil a po chvili
teprve moh' dodati: "abych
pozeptal sc ma nekoho, jenz
Grazsi je mi mad zivot vlastni !"
Erminie litovala neStastneho
tohoto milence a chapajic, kan
miTi, tazala sc JENNIE:
"Jiste, Za tazete Sc 20 Alber-
t6 Goldsborough?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

"Nesmysl, mhj drahy ho-
chu; 10 vsc nestoji ami IA rec.
Jste zenichem me dcery q no
sledovne mym synem a dome
mem vftan zrovna tax dobfe,
jako Justin.
Tim dnlezita tato rozmluva
byla ukoncena Eastworth Sc
vratil ku svoji sonubence.
"Otec vas nechce povolitf ma
zadny spdsob a neni pffstupen
zadnym duvoddm", rekl po-
vzdechem.
"Musime byti tedy trpelivi.
Drahy otec mdj je shovivavy k
nam We vscm jinem a ma jiste
dGlezitou pfitinu, pro kterou
nechce ustoupiti tentokrate"
JENNIE odvetila Erminie.
"Je tomu asi taxi, pravil
Eastworth smuthe.
"Vy vfte dobre, re kdyby
doba naseho zasnoubeni trvals
deset rokH a mezitim odcesto
val jste tfeba ma konec sveta
ia bych zIstala vam vernon -
tax vernon jako verlrost sa
mai"
"Vfm to, milacku muj! A
mozna, Re tuto vsrnost tvoji pc
drobim CO nejdrive zkousce We
fmi prisne!
"Necht' le zkouska ia jaka
koli, mne naleznes vzdy yer
nou sobG - tobe!"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

"Setkavate sci jeste nekdy Sc
svym pfitelem Zarubou?"
"Ano, kazde stredy soboty
* klubu".
"Tedy Dvste mu snad mohl
Tripomencut, re ie Sc mnou "a
snoubon"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

Drzgresle.

Zena: Proc pax jsi dial to-
mu zebrahovi dvacetnik? To
je marnotratnost!"
Muz: mic! Dvacetnik jest
falesny!"
Iena: Go pax nemas pri
sob6 falesry desetnik?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

"Mdj get jest Z velmi dobre
rodiny. Jcden ieho bratranec
byl dokonce V souboii zastre-
len cd iednoho slechtickeho
dragounskeho d6stoinika.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01

"Co pai 81 to dovo1ujete, ze
Sc svym rheumatismem sedite
pivovafe?"
Coz pax jste nerekl, ze mne
vylecite bez vyruseni v mem po
volanl ?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-09-01
Zajata nevesta.
Ronln We ctyrech diIech Cd p D. E. N Souh,xorthov6
Pro "Domacnost' prelo1i Hugo Chotek.
A~sw 90 20 49, o. = = 90 . . oeO % =


vice muzeme chtiti? Mui do
bry otec je rozhodne protl to-
mu, abychIm nebrali Sc drive
"a sebe jak po dvou letech.
Proc name pohaneti jej, aky
Cobu tn zliratil? Wy prece ne
mystic, ze bych ia behem tech
kratAVch dvou let mohla, zme-
niti sv6 smysleni vlci vam?"
"To ne, muj andeli, nikoli!,
To mne ami We snu nenapadne,
nebot' vim, ze jste vtelena YER
most! Avsak ia = nemohu ce-
kati cele diva dlouhe roxy, mi
lacku! ia r'usim = ano muslin
miti vase, svolen1 k tonu, bych
pozadati smell vaseho otce o
zkraceni t. lhuty."
ga byla tax st'astnou az do
posud", pravila Erminie V "a
mySleni, "nemohu ale byti j
vice, vida, ze Wy jste nespoko-
ien meme st'asten. Jdete a
promluvte $ mym otcem, preje-
tell 81 toho tax vroucne. ia
jsem spokojena sc vsim".t
"Dlky, milacku, diky! Ne
ztratim an minuty", pravil,
pritiskna il vfele k sobe a liba-
ie il IA ceiC, dsta a tvafe, ma
tez spechai vyhledati sveho
nastavaiiciho tchana jeho
rracovne. !
"Ah, TO iste Wy, Eastwor-
the? Sednete 81; vyndejte svo1i
GNmku - "a vim, re il nositei
stale Ssebou = zkuste tento
tabak je tytecne jakosti" pra
vii stary u6enec po kamarad-
sku, priSoupna ku svemu stolu
rejblizsi lenosku a postaviv k
ruCe krabici tabakem.
"Diky", odvetil Eastworth,
vyhovuje pfani sveho hostitele,
dobre veda, re tim uvede jej
Go lepSi nalady.
"Myslim, re shled&te tento
tabak tim nejjemnejsim d.u-
hem, iaky iste kdy koUril. Zde
vubec takrvy neni k dostani "a
zadnS penize. Obdrzel isem .iej
CO vanocni darek cd veliciho
generala ma ostrove Kube. By
val jsem .'eho ucitelem V n6m-
cine, i:dyz otec jeho hyl ieste
spanelskym vyslancem zde. O.
kuste lei n ieknetc mi,co mem
soudite".
"Je velmi jenny! Veru, ie
to velika vyhoda, byti utitelem
vdecnYch zaku, ktefi bydli V
rqznych diiech sveta, odkudz
zasilaii nam to hejlepSi, co kra
iina podav& AvSak, muj cteny
lriteli, ia neprisel sem proto,
abych mel potesenl, zakoufiti
81 S vami, !.ybrz ia pral 81 pro-
mluviti duv6rne slovicko".
Exactly! Zrovna takove
rfani choval isem'i ia. Chtel
jsem promluviti nekym o sta
rem Herocitu. To byl vyborny
starry chlanik, ze?"
"Zaiiste, pane, neni pochy-
Iy o tom; a my muzeme pro-
mluviti Nom jinou dobu, bu-
deli YAM libo. Ones ale pral
hych 81 promluviti vami il
rem zastoli - sice o vaSi dee
ri Erminii". rravil Eastworth
yazn6.
Stay kaZatel lined polozil
dymku stranou a obratil Sc ku
mluvicimu. Vysloveni jmena je
ho dccry zapudilo Timed vsech,
ny myslenky ma minulost &
vzbudilo nedilnou jeho pozor.
most.
"Ano; well, co ie Ermi.
nii?" tazal sc zvedave.
Eastworth zamyslil sc nf
chvili a pax preset primo be
ze vseho obalu ma pficinu, kCe-
Ia no sem vedla.
"Chci zadati vas uctiveo aly
opravdOv6, abyste zkratil lhu-
tu vymerenou vaml pro mas sna
TEX, nebot diva roxy lsou prllls
dlOlIho = ba prlnO nPSneSItein.
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l ~
luji tomu, abych zaiistil il pri-
Jenny zivot a bezstarostnou,
neodvislou budoucnost. Cha
rakter muj a spolecenske me
postaveni Je YAM znamo a dou-
fam, re che je nedotknutel-
nee.
"Vse to Je pravda, Eastwor-
the, svata pravda!" pravil sta
ry kazatel, pozvedaje opet svo-
il dymku a yypousteje modry,
prijemne pachnoucf kour ku
stropu ye!kym uspokojenim.
'Nuze tedy nechte mi dou-
tati, re nestoji mic vice v ceste
brzkeho shatku naSeho a ze
urcite den ten co nejdfive".
'Nikoli, Eastworthe. To pra-
We je, co bych rad ucinil, avsak
nemohu. Lituji z celeho srdce,
re musim YAM neco odreknouti
- vite to dobre. Rad, velmi
lad vyhovcl bych vam TOM
to, av5ak remohu".
"V3fim, re nerad byste Sc
odlorcil oG m;lovanihodne dee
~ sve iiz nyni. Well, tomu da
Sc laJlce otOomoc: tim, kdyz o.
ba zastaneme zle. Ne statky
ma Thu isou v dobrych rukou
Il III tezpecne mohu zGstat zde
tax ,Ilouhc, Jak bude Sc mi IL
| bite.
! >"Neni tornu TAX, Eastwor-
the !',Ne, NJ, ia nemyslim pri
tom ma sebe; ia myslim pouze
ma blaho sve dcery. Ona je pri-
lis mlada pro vdavky - povaz-
tie jen, ami ne plnych sedm-
nact! Mladi jeji je tou jedinou
prekazkou, ktera media odstra-
niti Sc jinak, jak vyckanim ca
su. Musite byt trpelivym, pri-
tell"
"Berete-li V uvahu ieii mia
Gi, proc neberete take ohled ma
me start. ia svymi zkusenost.
mi, jakych nasbiral jsem III.
vote, nahradim to, co ona pre-
sve mladi dosud nemohla ri.
skati", martial plukovnik East
worth.
20 tom nepochybuji" odve.
til pan Rosenthal, "vy ale ne.
muzete nahraditi j tn telesnou
silu, jakou nezbytne musi miti
zena We stavu manzefSkem &
kterou nabude V priStich dvou
letech. Nikoli, Eastworthe, tC
! nemuzete, ielikoz nelezi to W
vaSi moci."
"Vse to je velmi unavujici
ia miluji vasi dceru!" !"
'Ah, ano, ano, vim to do.
bre", pravii kazatel, vyklepa.
raic popel 4 dymky. ia take
miloval jeii matku, kterez jest
velmi podobna We vSem, muse
.isem ale tekati ma nj celycf
pet rohu. Bylo to take unavuji
ci, panatuji-li Sc ale dobre, pre-
trpel isem to predc".
"Nestavl tedy zadnych du.
'vodu. ktert presvedcily by vas
20 jin6m?" tazaI Sc Eastworth
! "W Wcll, Eastworthe", odveti
.stafec, "nejvetsfm sobcem ze
vsech lldsl,ych bytosti ie jistt
mllenec. Uni to sice ponekuc
raradoxnG, nebot' laska a sobe
ctvi mely by byti nepfately -
ie tomu ale tax. Ne, mic ma sve
te neoohne a neprinuti mne
tomu, abych dial svoleni ku
shatku me ocery, dokud nedo
oahne tato sve plnoletosti a sa
ma nebude 81 dobre vedoma
svych poV.nnosti a svych pl'a,
co zena. Use ucinim vam pc
vuli, vsak tam, kde jedna sc {
cele zivotn, blaho me jedint
dcery, vam povoliti nemohu
Promysl:te-li celou vec dobre
uznate sam, re mann pravdu"
"Zajista, doktore Rosentha
lee, pravil plukovnik smutne
ale primo; "zajiste nemam pri
c;ny hu stiznosti muslin van
byti poVd6Gen "a vaSi laska
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-04-15
HOBBY FOR SAVING
MARKS L0WDEN RULE
PEOPLE BENEFIT BY BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION OF ILL.
NOIS EXECUTIVE,

Gov. Frank o. Lowden of Illinois
has one hobby in the administration
of public affairs. That is strict econ
Omy In the expenditure of the peoples
sm0ney. He has given Illinois a bust
ness mans administration.
\ BY efficient management he was able
to reduce the tax rate In Illinois 33
per cent in two years. thus saving
$4,0O0,000 annually to the tax pay
ers. Illinois was the only state in
the Union to reduce Its tax rate dur
ing the war. In many states taxes
were increased.
: While most public executives were
talking about 1t, Governor Lowden
actually planned and put into effect
comprehensive reconstruction program
for Illinois year before the armis-
tice was signed. Governor Lowden
has demonstrated In Illinois that good
government Is a profitable investment
for the people. In discussing govern
ment the governor said:
"Our public business Is the most i'm
portant Of all our business. We too
often say that our private affairs will
not permit us to interest ourselves in
public affairs. We seem to forget that
IL government were suspended for
single day our private affairs would
be of no moment-that ruin would
rule all about us. But government
is not automatic. Perpetual motion
is an idle dream In government as In
mechanical
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-04-15
A bnSinesslike Ans,yer to
busineSSike Question

II NHIRTY denominations cooperating in the Inter-
l. church World Movement have budgeted their
needs. No business could have done more scenth-
cally,
They have united prevent the possibility of duplca
ton or waste. At least million dollars will be saved
BY the fact that thirty individual campaigns joined
IN one united effort
Each denomination has arranged its budget under six
main heads:
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1920-04-15

I FOR THE cHURcH'S WORK
AT HOME. A score ofitems come
under this head. Consider only one.
Fivs and n half million people in the
United States cannot even read and
write the Engiish language. Who is
60 carry forward this vast work of
ADMINISTRATION If the church does
notf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-12
PRICE MOVEMENT
AGAIN IRREGULAR
Numerous Weak Spots Uncov-
cred Among IndustriaIs by
Renewed Bear Drives

New York, Nov. 12.-Continued ex-
treme irregularity marked the move
ments of today's stock market. There
was repetition of the raiding tactics by
the professional traders to uncover
weak spots, which were found to be sur
prisingly numerous considering the
severe backset the market had during
the current week. In some quarters,
notably among the higher grade invest
ment railroad shares. striking resistance
and rcsiliency was displayed. Some of
the leading industrial shares, such as L.
s. Steel. also did not equal the low
prices made earlier in the week. In
the industrial division. however, espe-
cially among the leather. oil and food
shares, pronounced weakness prevailed
and there was made what the street
calls second bottoms.
Almost the entire industrial list
showed weakness, and while the fero-
rious bearish raids were largely rcspon.
sible forthe new low levels. there were
many reasons for believing there was
still great deal of forced liquidation
The downward movement again reached
mass of stop loss" orders, and II
some of the gossip could be accepted
with credence a number of pools were in
little short of an embarrassing posi-
tion.
One of the principal motives for the
recurrent heavy selling pressure was
undoubtedly to be found in the dis
appointment in the continued high
money rate. Yesterdays closing rate
Of per cent seemed to create a hope
of easier money conditions, and con
flpnt assertions were made in respon
Sihla ~ ri baN bn rNnnI Af thn orolit
strain had been passed. These false
hopes were given bad black eye in the
establishment Of the per cent renewal
call loan rate. Announcement of fur
ther cut in tire prices also gave busi
ness situation renewed prominence.
Gains outnumbered losses at the
opening. short covering resulting from
the moderate rally in foreign exchang,
and prospects of easier money condi
tions. Within the first half hour, how
ever, sharp reversal occurred. pressure
proving especially effective in the equip
ment. steel and shipping groups. Amer
can Car, General Electric and Beth
lphem Steel fell points each. Atlantic
Gulf reacted IA points and American
International lost l point. Early gain.
in Mexican and Pan American Petro
leums and some of the investment rail,
were forfeited and food and tobacco
| issues featured the heavy specialties.
The market became more reactionar,
during the morning as shorts uncovered
| new features of weakness. Leather anC
rubber shares were under persistent
| pressure. Hide and leather preferred
and Endicott- johnson breaking 31h anc
. points, respectively, and United State.
| Rubber dropped points. Atlantic Gul
increased its loss to 4 points. Roya
Dutch and the Mexican Oils becam
! irregular and sugars continued Il
weaken. Temporary rallies were led b,
| investment rails. but the cheaper o.
speculative transportations were heav,
notably New Haven