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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

Der 6e11tfden &iiite, 100 Der GUNNER
borfommt. 9ie friberen 8erfude Der
biologif6en Mnitalt nit Der finitli-
den &ummern5u6t muBten an benz
nngenigenoen 5dut, ben Die Nebe
fir cine 8%rutanitaIt bietet, fdettern,
Der Selgoldn6er Soften tpare 6afiir Elm
geeigneter Ort. Dur6 Die barbarifbe.
3erltorung 0ieies &l1ltnrperfes per-
oen mir elmer gan5 e%tn5igartigen @e-
lege11beit gu groB5Mgigen 5ori6ungen
btologii9en 5oridnngen bera1bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
9ie 8efGmpfnna. Ser sollu11t.

yi9tS erregt pieaei6t BEL S1ng
nn0 Mlt mebr S6reden oIs Der Sc
oanfe, bon einem tolen Sunoe gebis-
Sen 5u per6en. @liidlider1peile baben
Die meiiten bon einen1 loIden Bor.
fommnis nl1r bonn 9orenlagen @ennt-
mis-; aber Die Gage miiroe 4nBerit
beri6ie6en iein, nenn ni9t mirf1ame
WaBnubmen 5nr 8efampfung Der
Goumut getroffen tporoen mdren. @s
gibt 5tuar groBe 2anoesiteue mo- Die
Goumntb cine ntdt ungem0bnli9e
Blage lit. 90 tam tie in Nennoa I'M
Sabre 1915 gum Musbru6; BORT ging
Elm Biebbeltano I'M @erte bon elmer
balben Miqion Collars berIoren, na6z
Dem bns @ieb bon toGen gieren ge-
biiien por6en NOR. ginige Ron9es
berloren 200 Big 400 Stld @ieb.
Sebr Diele 8erionen mur6en gebi1ien
bon 6enen ni@t tuenige ltarben.
Derartige Musbrii6e 1ino lofolilirt
Doroen, tie f0nnen aber einen a1ge-
meinen @bnrafter onnebmen, tpenig-
items in ben 8ieb5n6tstaater 6es @e-
items. Sn California, Sbabo, See
ba6a, Oregon, @aibington un6 1tab
berrldt Die Soutput felt Sabren I'M
ter Sen pilben Eieren. Die &ranf-
beit miro bon bieien anf Die Sous
there Mbertrugen, ein16lieBlib Der
&un6e nn6 @aben. Ole &ranfbeit
f0nnte fi9 Ieidt peit %ansbreiten; Dos
81n6esoepnrtment fir 2atouirtibuft
bertpenbet iebob in ieoem Sabre eli
men groBen Cell oes @el0es, tpel6es
CUR Befdmpfung Der &anbtiere be-
ftimmf f1t, I'M Die Gonmut al1s5urot=
ten. 9bnobl 1ib bic &ranfbeit nod
in BEN genannten 5taaten borfinoet,
iin6 benno9 6ie Mnltrengnngen 5ur
8ernidt1ng Ser &rahfbetstrdger 10
erfolgrei9 ge1peien, 6aB bic Mus6ebn-
nng Ser Eolltput nnf art6ere 5taaten
perbin6ert tporoen ilf. Mu6 lit oie
3abI Ser bon touDiitigen tpilben Sic
rem gentlemen Saustiere uno gerio-
men beltanoig geringer getporben, Bis
lie CUR 3eit r11r jebr flein lit. 8ridt
6ie Eonput in elmer @egenb aus, 10
nerben bie SSdger, Die BON 6em Bi=
Iogi19en 81treau angeiteat iinb, BORT
fon5entriert nn6 Die tpil6en Tiere, Die
.Erqger Ser golltpnt linb, tperoen ido=
nnngslos bernidtet.
Ser @oriteber 6es 8iologiiden SUI
reaus bertdtet: uSbne bas @ingreifen
Ser 8unoesbeb0r6en BEL ser 8efam=
flung Ser Sontput niir6en 6ie bon Der
s&ronfbeit beruriadten Sdaoen peit
GROCER iein. Berner lit git beoenfen,
6aB in Mnbetra6t Der Satlade, bob
sic &runfbeit in ein5elnen @egenoen
6es @ebietes, no iie friber berribte,
no6 %an5utreffen tit, Der Mangel an
organi1iertem G6ub 6a5n fnbren
miiroe, ooB Sic Eoltput fid tpieoer
ein1tent 1tn6 ansbreitet."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
Magemein
@i0enSmerteS
@as 0eiterreid bon ieinen &1nitmer=
fen ~nerfa1fe11 bari.

fen berfarfen barf.
Sic Modridt oab 6ie 0iterrei6ii6e
&egierung &11nitmerfe bertaufen min
I'M Die no%ttpenbigen @el6er fir Sc
bensmittel 5n bei6affem bat Bel al
len fnn1tlieben6en &reiIen tiefe Be-
1orgnis berborgernfennn6 1ieie merit
miiroige, 6nr6 Die fnrbtbare Scot oes
2anoes be6ingte WaBregel 1T biel be-
1pro6en moroer. SSn Der u&nn1t9ro=
nit" bebt nun 81. Sans GieBe ber=
Dor, baB Der geplante Berfa1f 1tnr Ell
men %geringett materiellen @rfolg ba=
ben nn6 b06itens ols &ungeroemon-
1trution tpirfen fann, 6enn Ser Grie=
6ensbertrag berbietet ia Selterretd
m4brenb Ser nGbiten 20 Sabre Die
BerGnBernng BON aaen @egenitanoe1
finItlerii9en, or9oologii6en, miI1en=
|iboftli6en unb biitori16en @borafterS
melde einen She'll bon Sammlnngen
bilben, Die friiber Ser ofterrei6i16~
ungarii6en &egierung ODER &rore ge=
b0rten.
9ie MaBnabme, sic ieltiamerpeile
obne 3n5iebung irgeno pel6er Sod
berita116iger bom &dbinettsrat be-
i6loien m11rbe, fonnte li6 oaber r1lr
lo1f notwithstanding menige Gegef1=
it4noe erltreden. Sic @ofmuieen nrD
sic 56nbfommernL 6ie Sofbibliotbef
nn6 Observation-Disclosures etc. 1ino
bon b%ornberein BON 6em 8erfonf aus
aelhlo1en. Mber a11b BET Der groB ben
Serie bon @obelins in 560nbrnnn>
bon 6eren 8erfoltf bereits gelproben
miro, 1T es iebr 5Deifelbaft, Oh tie
nidt alS 5ammll1ng I'M Gimme beg
6rieoenspertrages oufgefoBt meroen
miiIien. gs liegt bier etne lDitematt-
ide Mnfb4ufl1ng %gleidarttger 4n11lt=
merfe Dor, bie 5tpar MIR oepotmaBlg
bermabrt uno 5ltr itdn0igen ooer ge=
Iegentlide1 Mltsi6miif1ng Der fa11er-
liden G6l0iier bertpen6et tpurDen;
aber 0ieIe @obelins, cine Der groBtet
unb reibIten 5amnlungen ibrer Nrt,
meroen ibon .onr6 Bic Mlf nabn1e n
Sic @eneralinbentl1r bon 1875 I'M
a%tpei6entiq als Sa1nmlltng 6arofter1-
iiert. 80 ffiGimen nod Chm 11no Mort=
laut bes Srieoensbertrages fur ben
qepIanten 8erfanf MIR ger trellter
|@inaelpbiefte IN BEN fatierlid)e1t
|shIGfsn,,, IN Wp4rnht 1111 bon a1t=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

Sebr piifens= nn6 bea6tenSmert
lit sic 8eiu9er5abl Der ein5elnenSob,
19nlen aug Ser namentli9 anb Die
@inflii1ie 6es &rieges nn6 Ser umtpal=
5n11g auf Sen 8e1l1b Ser n%ntberltta=
ten iin6: Berlin 1864, Miin6er,
$3.50, 8onn 6557, 2eip5ig 5798, Got
tingen 1856, Miin1ter 1850, 8reslau
1912, Morburg 1924. Sranffurt ct
ma $500, 6reiburg 1928 Saue BAT
Giibingen 3418, @ei6elberg 3403, Sc
ma 29O8, 8iir5burg 5000, @ieBen
247O, &onigsberg 2288, @reifsmolo
2271, Moitod 1869, &iel 1892, &am=
burg 1891, @rlangen 1474> &oln
1899. Ser Sreibeit gegeniiber 8eigt
ii6 nomentIid) Elm fairies @mporfom-
men bon Berlin, 8onn, 5ranffnrt>
Miinlter, Eiibingen, nn6 an6erleits
Elm Sinabgleiten bon 8reslau, 5rei=
burg, @oue, 'Sei6elberg nn6 &iel;
@amburg itebt i9on in ieinem @r0ff=
n11ngsiemeiter iiber @rlangen. Die
8elu6s5oblen ser Gednii6en Sod-
ldulen Itn6: Berlin $3.50, Wiin9en
257O, &onnober 2180, Dres6en 2118
t5t1ttgart 1889, Darmito6t lilo,
@arlsrube 1910, Dun5ig 883, Ma6en
697, 8reslau $685. Braunj9meig 572.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
9ie beutidem @pdidutlen nad bent
&rtege.

Ser oer5eitige 8eiu9 ser 6euti6en
&o9i9nlen 5eigt Elm beangitigenoes
Mntpa6ien Der Stu6enteni4aft. Mn
Sen l1niperiitdten lit lire Bail (ein=
i9IieBli9 5000 Srauen) anf $1,000
an Sen Eebnifden SoBi6ulen anf
10000: (250 Grauen) nno an ben
iibrigen Sodidulen ouf ettpa 10000
oemna6 ouf etma III
900 g%eltiegen. @egeniiber Der Srie=
|6ens5eit be6e11tet Dies fait cine Ser
|6oppelnng ser rei9songeborigen Stn=
'6entenfdaft. Ser &odi6nlbeiub tit
i0emna6 5ur5ett anBeror0entli6 ltarf,
10 itarf mie nod ME, n116 tpenn anA
bieier SCOTLAND ouf 6ie Stanungen
bes &rieges 5uriid5ufubren lit, 10 lit
ibie 3ubl, 11amentli6 angeiidts Der
@erfleinerung 6es Geibsgebiets nno
;bes 8egfaus 5ab1lofer M%niteanngS=
m0g1ibfeiten nnb Der 8el6ranfltng
i6es Betdtignngsgebietes, nidt 11ur tn
nerbalb Des 5taats= 11n0 @emeinoes
oienltes, lon6ern au6 I'M freien 8e-
rnfs= nno @irti6aftsleben, 10 groB,
MIR nit i6merlten Sorgen IN oie
3nfnnft Der jnngen Mfabemtfer ge=
blidf mer6en fann. Sc i6eint 0rtnz
geno n%otpenbig, 6aB fir Die Stnoen=
ten1huften IeIblt (au6 bie Der tedni=
1hen nn6 an6eren Soh1dnlen) cine
p1anmdBige ofaoemiide 8oblfabrts-
pflege @erufsberotung, Stipenoien,
ELECTROMAGNETIC a1er materieQen Sor=
oerungsmitteD nno fir Die IN oas
mertt6tige 2eben iibertretenoen Mfa=
6emifer Elm ofa6emii6er Mrbetts=
nadtpeis eingeri6tet miro.
Die Gerteil11ng Ser Stn0enteni6aft
arf sic ein5elnen Stuoienfaher nnb
gernfe lit nidt ourd5nfiibren, % Die
Sod1ldul1tati1tif in bieier Ribtnng
per1ogt. 3meifellos lit, oaB oaS Sft=
blum Ser Meoiam gan5 auberoroent..=
|Iiden 3ulauf bat, ebenio fart nno
berbailtniBmdBig nod groBer it Der
53norang CUR 3abnbeilfnnoe. 5torf
.beieBt finb al1d &edtsmiiienid)aft,
Observation-Disclosures, Malbiner1ba1t
5un6 gIeftrotedrm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
@retfen nod einem1 strobbalm.

ugSoblourb0a@te 8in0eitrid+&olitif 1T nab @nf9t
os Marineiefretdars %SSoiepbus Duniels 0afur 'beranhport=
lid, 6oB. Der 8u11oeS1e1at 6e @silonide geationerliga
ni6t 1pioer1tonolos geidludt fat, nn0 beiogte 8inoetrid)-
Eolitif lit be1te Die 8eorob1ng oes on1erifonii9en Sc
bens. Wenn ftele iib MIR Dor: &enrD @abot 2ooge bon
Monodniettsx @in0ei trid =Mn1erifaner; &1or bon &e11niplz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

@eben mir nun 3l,rid Bis gu 6ere1t huelle, foridet
mir mad oere1 @ntitebung, uno mir tperoert talt 1n11ler
finn6er, ooB audi ibon ite eben I'M Sbobe Der San11l1e
infolge elmer i6ledte11 g~r5iebung ben erltens @rlu1o gu
Son Ser in Der Sarailie genoienen Gr5ieblng bangt Die
88ufunft ser dritliden @eieQibQft ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

Sober @olsidmer5 lit Elm @ar1t-
unasitgnal, iagt bas Bnnbesgeinno-
beitsbureau, 1116 fii1tbigt bieneidt eli
ne afnte Snfeftipnsfranfbeit on. 8.
s.. Dipbtberitis or 5darladfleber.
|HaB es nidt oarauf a11fommer1. Safe
6id iofort bon einem Mr3te lrlter-
luder1. Gin Mufibub bon nen1gert
|5tunoen ffanr1 Sen SOB berbeifubrer1.<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29
Ser @elgplGnber @afen int 9tenfte
Der Torid1tng.

DoB onr9 Sic Musfibrung Der
Gerlniuer Srie6ensbe0ingungen Die
bie 3eritorung 0es &e1golanoer So
fens for6ern, iett nod 1nibabbore
&Senlturtperte berni6tet perOen iolen,
fiibrt 81. &ogmeter (Se1golano) in
einem Mnf1ab bes uSii6erboten" aus.
Sc pdre leidt, Den Soften bon Selgo-
lon6, oieies Meiitertperf 0eutider
Sssngenieurfunit, fir Soridungs5mede
gu erbalten, tpdbreno je0e 8en1ttnng
fir milit4rii9e 3mede berbinbert
tDeroen forrte. Ser mitten in offe=
rer See gelegene Soften nit benz rei='
men, Itarf ial5baltigen Nor6ieepaller
lift ausge5ei6net fir milienidoftlide
nnterlnhnngen iiber bas Sierleben
Ser Sod1ee geeignet. Mud bic groBen
.Brobleme Ser Meeeresbiologie f0nner
bier gef0rbert mer6en; Die biologilbe
MnItolt fDnnte Sic fiinitlide Muf5nbt
bon 5eefiiden, nnteriudnngen itber
ibr @a6stum n1to fiinitlide Multern=
nn6 @ummern5udt in Mngriff neb=
men. Mdbreno Sic be11tide MrItern-
tpirti6oft li9 mod INNER altf 6as Mb-
idiffen Ser Matltrbdiinfe beibrdnft,
fonnten 6ieie bur1 fiinltli6e 3ubf.
bon 5aatauItern i'm Selgolan6er 9a-
fen berltadrfftt nno 1tel1e 8dnfe ongelegt
tperoen, mabrenb 3libtteide ODER De-
den an Ser &uite tpegen Der 5roitge-
fabr 6a5u meriger geetgnet in6.
SeIgolano III Der ei115tge Rlab on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-01-29

@Gi6efammer nn6 oie teppil6e. 9ie
1in6 bon bie1e1 unmittelbar
bebrobten I@%egenitan6en Die foitbar=
item; DEFENDERS Die orientaliiben iino
'5tiide ouerer1ten &anges. SIR Ser
fanf mGre audi aus bolfsmirt16aftli=
den @riin6en Elm idtperer 5ebler,
6enn Mrbeiten pie Ser beribmte
vSSugoteppi9" p6er ser u@onoeltep>
pi9" iino 9u1ppttperfe Der %orientali=
i6en &l1nit urb piiroen, tpirfungs=
bou CUR S9n1 ge1teut, eine lebbafte
Mn5iebungsfraft fir 8ien be6euten.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24

II Is said that one Of the secrets Of
the great success Of Lucy Gates, Ameri-
can soprano, who viii sing In Memphis
MonGay night at the Lyric theatcr un-
der the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid SO
clety of the Court Avenue Presbyterian
church, Is her charming personality and
adaptability TO any kind of situation.
That she Is thorough American and
proud Of the fact Is indicated by her
wish that in comparing her with others
she be judged solely and entirely as an
American without trying to claim she
Is tho equal or superior OF any for.
eigntr.
II Is related Of her that in record
ing the popular Haw alan song of fare
well, written by the eN-queen of the
Islands, for a well-known photograph
company she caused a great surprise
when she greeted the native Hawaiian
chorus members in their own tongue
and asked them II they were ready tor
their part \ luaty assent was given,
but they asked how she knew their
language SO We'll
Whereupon Miss Gates related some
in .eTestng details Of her early life, how
her father when she was stili Young
had owned a plantation IN Hawaii and
how she uad her brothers and sisters
had II mhled about with the native IN
fants There she had learned the Ian
guage and many Of the beautiful songs
and upon one occasion had been placed
upon Il table and sung for Queen Lii
herself and done some OF the native
dances,
YOU sec, said Miss Gates, "even
II my voice should give out, / have
something to fall back on, for ! can
stiH do the Hula Hula"
ri al lila NC -
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24

Teach Me How to Love" The Dances
/ Danced When / Was Twenty -une,
Moving Picture Mary" and Father
Wantnd Nc 20 lanrn n Trade ="
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
Puck and Judge

What is said to be the latest scream
in musical farce, puck and Judge and
the Bathing Girls" is the attraction
announced at the Lyric theater Friday
and Saturday and Saturday matinee.
Feb, 212S. The story revolves around
the schemng of young man, a very
fat one, who happens TO have twin
brother. one Of the twins is in love
with sweet young girl, possessing a
fortune, said fortune being In the hands
of his brother, lawyer. One imper-
sonates the other and many funny
complications arise. The management
promises splendid cast of comedians,
singers and dancers and big chorus
of stunning-looking girls. Among the
many big song hits are: Grandma
Days" Candy Girl" Mission Bells"
THE Girl on the Magazine Cover"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
Worn Down, Out of Heart
Georgia Lady, WOrn-OHt and Tired, Tells
HOW She Was Helped by
ZirOn Iron Tonic.

eve heard Of zron, and from what
| read, was sure it wouldn't hurt me,
II it didn't help me. But after taking
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sent back for more. | ate better, felt
much stronger. | am sure Ziron Is
a, splendid tonic"
Many people. who are worn down and
disheartened, due to stomach disorders
and nervous Ills, find relief by toning
up their blood with Ziron Iron Tonic.
Tell your druggist you want to try
Ziron on our money back guarantee.
nlr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
HANOVER PRESIDENT
OF BETH FL EMETH

Election Of officers and plans for
placing the Beth FL Emeth temple on
sound financial basis marked the an
nual business meeting Of the congrega-
ton at the temple on Poplar avenue.
Officers elected were:
Joseph Hanover, president; J. Jacob
vitz, president; NJ. Davis, financial
secretary; NJ. Builder, corresponding
secretary, and s. Lebovitz, treasurer.
Trustees: A. d. Bearman, M. Mos
kovitz. j. Goldman, S. A. Meter.
II. Hyman was named reverent.
Plans are now under way for a
dance TO be given within the next sew
eral weeks for the benefit of the tenn
Pile. Money will go to augment the
building fund.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
ANNIVERSARY BANQUET
FOR ROTARY AT CHISCA

Local Rotarians Tuesday night Will
celebrate the fifteenth anniversary of
Rotary with a banquet at the Hotel
Chisca for which numerous features
have been planned l.. $. Akers Of
the entertainment committee. and Fred
p. Beneke, secretary. have been work.
ing on the program for some days
Members are TO be elected at $50
o'clock Tuesday night Later different
forms Of entertainment Will be fol-
lowed
The first Rotary club was organized
in Chicago in 1905 with mere handful
Of members More than 6uO Rotary
clubs now are in existence with total
membership Of more than $40 500
The local banquet will he but one OF
the many scheduled at every Rotary
club
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
Loew's Lyceum.

Bert Lytelrs photoplay reproduction
OF The Right Of Way" Sir Gilbert
Parker's famous story Of adventure,
will be shown again at Loews Lyceum
Tuesday and Wednesday Lytel Is
excellenuy cast in the familiar role OF
Beauty Steele, the brilliant young
lawyer around whom Sir Gilberts lit
erary masterpiece centers More than
a half million copies Of the book were
sold when. the story was published a
few years ago.
The Vaudeville show is topped by
Some Baby" a bubbling musical COM
edy playiot with lots Of pretty girls,
which introduces number of catchy
songs. Jack Hallen and Marie Goss, in
songs and steps, and Win II, Fox, the
veteran nut" pianist. are included in
the bill, as well as two other acts.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
Moving Pictures
Majestic.

irene Castle is the star in the Para
mount Aircraft picture Tho Amateur
Wife. which is delighting crowds at
tile, Majestic theater. The photonIay.
which was adapted from magazine
story by Nalhro BARLEY. concerns a
young French convent girl who comes
to America to i've with her mother. n
musical comedy queen.
The mother IL killed by a jealous
lover IN quarrel and out Of SYM
mtly Spotiswood marries the girl
Their marriage IN at first not a sue
cess Spotiswood leaves his wife for a
foreign tour, but returns To- find her
q charming creature. SHE having bios
somed into It lady OF the world ia the
meoutimC
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24

The personal experience Of Mrs. Nam
ME Phillips, of Powder Springs, Ga,
is printed below in her own words:
II was in a worn out condition. My
stomach was out of order. didn't
sleep we'll I was tired all the time
couldn't half eat. and didn't rest
well at night.
81 would get out of heart and blue.
I would feel like | was going to be
down in bed. Yet / kept dragging
around.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
Strand.

!. WARNtNG--Peopte with cracked lips
WI take their lives IN their hands
should they decide tu visit the strand
theater this week Charlie Chaplin in
Days Pleasure his fourth million
dollar picture, is making thousands
laugh daily
This cNuedy is a composite Of Chap
Inns or ginal methods that have brought
laughs in other productions, one radi-
cal departure from his previous pro
auctions is noted in this attraction and
that Is his tendency 70 limit his com
edN events to those things that are
within the range of possibility
Mae Murray In The 4 b G. ot Love"
alSn Is NhnMn
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
ELKS ENTERTAIN 500
AT HOLIDAY PARTY

Five hundred Riddles, sons and
daughters OF Elks, were entertained
Monday afternoon by the local lodge,
B. p. o. E. at the club on jefferson
avenue. II was the occasion OF the
lodges fifteenth annual celebration Of
George Washington's birthday.
An orchestra furnished dance music
and the floor Of the club ballroom was
crowded to capacity with children. Pa
triotic airs alternated with strains of
ragtime. Refreshments so dear to the
hearts Of the Riddles were served In
the basement
An innovation this year in the form
Of souvenirs was the presentation of a
flag to every child present instead Of
heretofore,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
Princess.

Money was no inducemout to Billie
Billings, the fashionable daughter ot
a fashionable Washington family Her
requirements for a husband We're ouly
that no should be a maa who would
neither talk to nor look at any other
woman except herself
How Billie found her Ideal" in the
person OF the unhealthy. uuromantie.
but understood senator Newton. OF Ne
yada, and how her jealous nature led
her TO eiope with a Bulgarian count is
most interestingly told i'm a Tempera-
mental wife" which viii be- shown to-
day only at the Princess theater.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24

carpiug capitalists. sweet young things
even. en- deeuiete. ia front rows and
boxes forgot iukch awaiting after the
show and actually sat through the act
and brought the two 1.-THE young things
before the curtain again and again for
bows
WUiEz- bang ending to a lively vaHde-
vile bill. well worth the admission
pTice-p,us war tax
NED COURTNEY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-24
MACHINE GUNNERS TO
ORGANIZE LOCAL CLUB

Organization Of club for members
OF Company A, 18TH machine gun bat
talon, composed mostly Of Memphis
boys, will be the subject discussed at
meeting Of men who served with this
unit, at meeting to he held Thursday
night AT the home Of Leon Hocht 1884
Vance avenue Hocht, former supply
sergeant OF the company, issued the
call Monday for meeting lie thinks
bera
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-15
Treaty to Be Enforced.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
HYTHE, England. May 15.-The
treaty of peace with Germany will
be enforced in every respect, par
ticularly regarding disarmament, &C
cording to an official statement issued
today following a conference here be
tween Premier-Loyd George and Pre-
mier Millerand.
The Spa conference was post
poned Professionally until June Il,
contingent on the approval of other
countries affected. The communique
said that enforcement OF the treaty
will not be postponed until after
the Spa meeting. and that the con-
ference would in no way interfere
with the allies determination to bring
about immediate compliance with the
disarmament terms Of the pact.
Millerand tentatively agreed to fix
ing a definite sum for German repa-
ration.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-15
Iowa Supreme Court Decisions.
Especial to The Gate City.

Special TO Inc Gate Clty.J
DElS MOINAS, Iowa, May 15.-Max
well, appellant VS.. Maxwell, Jasper
county, reversed and remanded.
Burris VS.. Titzell, appellant, John
son county, reversed. ..
Bohen VS.. North American Life In
surance Co.. appellant, Marshall coun'
ty, affirmed. a.fr
Cedar Rapids Cold Storage Co., ap'
pellant VS.. Lesinger ct al, superior
court of Cedar Rapids: reversed.
Devonian Products Co., VS.. Webster
appellant, Floyd county, reversed.
Interstate Investment and Develop
ment Co., VS.. Webster, appellant
Floyd county, affirmed.
Strawberry Point District Fair So
ciety VS.. Ball ct al. appellants, Clay
ton county, affirmed.
Johnson Oil and Refining Co., appel
liant VS.. Federal Oil and Supply Co,
Polk county, affirmed
In probate of will of Kielsmark VS.
Palmer ct al, appellants, Grundy coun-
tv, reversed and remanded. ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-15
KENYON AS
DARK HORSE
Iowa Senator is Mentioned as One OF
Three Who Might be Named
for President Instead
Of Johnson.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 15.--
Washington observers who have
watched the sensational dash made
by Senator Johnson of California, for
the republican presidential nomina-
ton, are agreed that the party lead
ers will prevent his nomination.
But even though the elder states
men of the party will not nominate
him, they need his help after the
convention.
Therefore, Johnson will be given
the Opportunity to suggest comprh-
mise candidates.
Three names have been prominent
ly suggested. They are:
Senator Knox Of Pennsylvania.
Senator KENYON of Iowa.
Senator Borah of Idaho.
All three are close personal and
political friends OF the Californian.
. Senators Kenyon and Borah have
the advantage Of having got in the
Johnson band wagon early and proved
to be his chief campaign spellbinders.