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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-11
EVENTS OF MUSICAL SEASON

TT, The Chamber Music Association win enter
Ssysums SUn ms fourth season on Sunday afternoon.
serd TSsro Ttsn VIII sHnoGrt So at .S tss Believe
ss Gates @ being Sunday afternoons. Novem.
"a ana q, pecsmber ~. January 2 and
sS.apiss,orry s fsiSrIory 10 and 81 ana March is The
ny tive, two sppearancoH; Philadeiphia Orchestra
f@.r f.Sys: oSsr,syo tyo appearances. % Rich Quartet,
and Ai;pSs Ai;pSs'st Gc,,d Rich, ,Sirdler.Hamann Trio
'"su"r music for plano and Violin.
|ptann .per!ormanoe OF all tho Beethoysn
;psnstoossyya tosya' ,sS,H1s by Nine olEa samsroir with
sscS to ss'Iss ss sSsndSHsd S Me sst sssows
cause si Of the iIl-heaith Of Mme Sssson snn Ss-
strs,orss ~ sysn s In the ballroom OF the Bellevue.
I and 10 ISs pscsDoh: se1r: The dates are November
s1 and ls ''r = IT, ~ and 20 Janu-
Ibis Ssar %'n1Sy SS Musiesles will be continued
PPsSsmSsr Psss,Ssr and 20 Jssaary S0Ss%esr sSa ia
;f Fiji kreslssT afsls1s MsSsDTTahso who TilI sppsar
|6avsa SSortot, Helen Stanley, Hsns E,nsi'
'''p"am and sersei Rschmaninofi'
~ tSusn nrst Important recital OF IN. ss.on
|9serilOwitscS, cSVyneed who MI MI be that of ossip
CctaSy CctoSsr y,1 Of NV ion Wednesday .xsn,ns a. 1he
Nh rns symphony Club a,no,,
prchesMtTa M season ,S with rehearsal OF the Mii
pn Tussdayt sn. Sne Glubrooms 1885 Pine strest
evening, October s. ' ''''s''
|hs Msttess * hye subscription .oa..rt.
bounced HPS.'an TSn opera House has besn ant nt
Exhsn Eusens. nyss Y.svSl viii Be on September 80.
Ahcsr%s So snS nMSoyTsmber 4. the isadorah 6naa Y.ssr
TSsr IL lfna JAZZ ssTy nEqhinstsin pisnist;h No,
Luisa TetrazziSII iIIoel,k; violinist; December
,s o. Titta Rufo. bsritons' sopfaho' and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-11
Pretty Is as Pretty Does

Rae Bowdin. who plays the maid-of-
all-work in MY Lady Friends" Is one
of the few young women on the stage
who believe in going on for character
work instead of playing parts that re-
quire beauty. She was last seen here in
leave It to Jane" where she had the
part Of the "slavey."
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Nd)tmal 10 tener iuic Sob.

&or 10 Sabren mar Yldtina ell
nod unbefannte5 Metau. Gin eng
Iiider EhpIit. @eIebrtcr nmnens
@otion madlte 5lterlt nui od5iel6e
ais Alrioiitdt aIfmerfiam.
@elrte lit Glatiua attnnol 10 teuer
wie Colo, uno eS 6iirfte nod meter
lteigen. Elmcliere 5ieben e5 Dem
@oIc uno Dem SiIber ais 5oiilm3
iiir Sic foitbariten Gp .iteine Dor.
IS Ieiitet ioit allen Sduren Mioer.
itano. Sic Gbcmic mo sic Gleftro-
tcdnif bdbcn e. III beitdnoig gu.
nebmcnOem Nla6c benu8t; unO nid)t
milIoer itorf intcrciiicrt lid iitr oas'
IeIbe Sic mooerne 3obnur5tIide
STUNT, Go3 iulo melige ieIner
pielcn neueren &eruenounGA. &tn
8elttrieg muroe c5 bcionoer3 BON
Mlunitiou$iQbrlten Iebr itarf &C.
illft, mo ihon Dor ojciem arieQe
mar sic Nnhirole bcoeuteno ijber
Oe@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ptlurQlltte Nll'
gebot DnlolI@lefommcu.
W}on bait e ilbrigeu5 fir m09-
lid, nod neue &criorquuq3 Guelel
81 entOeten. b~eiou0era oltdj in Ser.
bitOlug nit Ser WoloiurdIe. Spureu
BON &lotino bat man i'm Sono oe&
Hbeinc9. III Santana. in Nor
rpe0cn uno III &tfIon. &rIann.
g%cinnocll, &n enpo@ bctr0ttlitercu
Cunntitdtcn tritt 0a2itlbe in So
lontbio, Mou0ura@. @raiilien,
IPerifo, 9ritIit 9ohuubia mo IN
zen Ser, Stantcn ali, III iehr
minjiJeu Cuontjtaten i'm Grams
p1o!, III Ntdoolo2tor, ir NIItral.
Allcn uno Nornco.
God BADEN abe oicie Ilu0e Sis
Suppe nod nidt lett demaht, un0
bic Nouptparioruull bat bt5lon1
oo$ ruiiiId'e ltrol. @cbirle qeljeiert,
ooer Is miro mic0cr Der Naltpt.
Tolerant, mcuu crit cimnaI oie
rtiIlltcu poIitjiteu @irrcu III ghoe
ijuh.
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SIM empire Staate wiro
wieber 9rnti6 9elebrt.

Die 9tcp 2)ortcr 0ficutlihtu Sdu
lem mcrocn bcinI Ncgirm 0e9 nctsu
Shultcrmin9 mie0cr cinen 2chrQe
acuitano ciuiilhreu. Ser lett ucbr ais
}mei $ohrcu pom %cbrplun ubdeicbt
lporocu mar. Die otiltIhc Sprad1t
miro mitotr rc1clrcdte NurdnQer
fldlieu hoben luo uid)t IdnQer in Ndt
mo Nnnn qCthnu icjn. IQnlit Qjbt
Der QroBtr mliercr Stooteu allen an
Oercu Elm qllte3 NejipieI.
gu perQcht Sic NOltcric mo ser &C
im1oc Wtcnihcnncritau0 qcmjunt mlc
ser 0lc Gberhono. IS aclp0hrt @e
mlQth1unQ. lptnn old) melandollidsr
Tdrmuna, hjcruon HcuutujE 5u neh
mcu. Qenn melundoljih lit ul1
bIelbt 6. oa6 Sic Nuitcrje. Olc iuitcmo,
tiih u%uleitilrte un0 mttho0tih art6
lcioaeue in lclpliltu N%u1cnblidcn
ale Gtmpitrfc 0e@ Nciun0Cn Ntr1r
lhenperitan0c% iibcr Sen Nuuicu rem.
ntu fam. Nbcr Is QIbt cbtu HluQclt
Glide I'M &oltcrlcbeu. no Sic Nnlterlt
ais rationale [hat Qeprielru ais ill
trirtcr Eotrioti@mIH ctitcttjrt uno an
Sem Ytdnu Qtbruht miro. Die Bert
lit Qliidlid)cnutiic uuut uprilbgr. 2it
Nniterie lit IN Ntu Shronf aeitcllt
uUo hurr, sort Ser &tuitrittbuuN.
Wtnn Sic utltc 0cltQtuheit tonmt.
lie Nju0tr Ntlp PORTS, Sic Huutid'
ltrueu lpollen. lptr0cu MN pit0tr I'm
Sem Sbultn Sic Qt6IIydtcjt erhaltcu
Sic Spratt @otthc2 uno ShjIler2 III
cylgrnen lulN ST ituNtrru. 9ild1t Ian.
dtr lilt " 'iir id'uolih mlo ulpu
trjottid1. 0d4 @jco upu Ser @lott III
eyltrUtl ooCy oit NaIooe pom 0rI
fjula U Nttllmjrtl %u ~%t0cnthcil
r}U htrridt wjtNCr sic Hliid't nor
>3B Sac NnclJnmR Ser ocltid>tu
Sqrad1c mir amtrjtduuitlc NiuAr
CJ3icU 81 m9AtGcU ltrcjdNcu mcrOc.
Eit ocutiht Spr0ht vat uidt no
tina ijd' 'ilr Sic @tmoaeuheii Olg
man tbr 81 (hGjl Wtroeu last. ~ b5,
N3ltfrB @tlu Ser otutidtu 5prud't
mc1tu scr ,br mttpohRcuOtu glltu
itaiteH uRN nj @runo Ser ith me.
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6ugo
Stinnes.

Suao Stlunc5. 0leier Yinme miro
n~eucroinds in Den 2apeloepeifen 10
baupti0hlih nit ben N|eratbun8en III
Spa bduiig genaHHt.
Ter itiuen aber 5lelbeDuBten Ir
belt 0ieies Uiaune9 bat Die loQenaIn
tc 0olfspartci Die duifoncH0e ,3u-
uohmc ihrer Stlmuten5ubl bel Der
@abl at u~erooutcn gehabt. Nltqo
5tiunc3, non Dem man 0leaictt2 0ca
G5eau2 bi2lana MIR menig 8ebort
bat, 1T Elm @roBinouitriellcr. Der e.
0urd) icine IhatfruIt. ieine Hald}hctt
i'm GntidllicBen. Die Siherhelt IN Der
}luaiiibrung elnmaI geiaBtcr Blame
ionic 0urcb iein alIsgoiprodene3 Gr-
amniiati0nataleut in DCnIGen Nahreu
3t elmer fithren0eu Stelluig III Ger
0eutiden I$u0uitrle gebrabt bat. &ie-
len alt er ais Der berutene 6ilhrer
Der Ration oui Dem @ebiete Der
NSirtbihuIt iopohl ais alldl Der 70
litif. Gr lit plelfahcr YtluIon0r, Vt-
liter pielcr gergmerfc, Stabtbiltten
Rcc0ercien lln0 - 3eitlngcn. Non
lestcrCn bat er nah uno mad III offer
5tiQe. nid)t meuiger ais "a ouigc-
fault. 9a0urd b1. er i'd ielblrpcr.
itanOlih einen ieb: erbebliden Gin
iItB aui Die ofientlihe VieimIug IN
1clltiflano perifnift uno er beniibt
0leien GinfluB niflt etrDd an@ld)lleB'
lid srm eiqenen &ortheil uno Dem
ieincr Gouegen in ser Welt Der &n'
ouitrieu1agnaten, ion0ern ilIflt oici.
mehr eiueu Nusgleid) 5miit]en Den
&ntereiien oea aapitala u10 0ener
ser Nrbciter herbeIjufilbren. III
iorQt iiir ieine Nrbeiter, iud)t ibre2e.
ben9lage SIT beben, laBt lie mitoeroie.
net. 5oblt thneu iiberoie3 oie b0d)iter
&0bne i'm 2anOe uno bemitbt lid REQ
lid Inn Die N~eriteuunq elmer SSnter
eiieugemeinihaft 3milden Nrbeitge
bern mno Nrbettnebmerr. Gr per.
ihmil5t in ieiner Terion alio gemii
iermoBen sic 8%eitrebungen 8m. u
Scarf mo @enrp Serbs, oeS lette.
rem. iltOem er ieinen Irbeitern &c
rcdt ST. peroen fif) bemilbt, oe5 er
iteren, iu0em er ieine einfIuBreidl
Stclllng oa3lt beuiiBt, sic 0iientIid)(
W3eimmg 81 iormert, @ugo StinnerS
Itebt offcnbar crit nod ant Inianf
ieiner politiihen 9aufbobn. Sir let
tere bat er bisber BLOB oas 6un0o
ment gelegt. Wan miro i'll ndfitel
3eit permItbIih nod Oiel mebr Dor
ibnl boren uno iollte it'd nid)t nun
Bern. i'm in 8dIoe ais elm tonnnqe
beuoeS YiitgIieO Ser Regierung 3u ie
hen.
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uVHrOpQ THffI AM itlHtM tttktHtH
5arQcl" id1rei6t DER Woiihc Gidtcr
Rabuorouotb I(ogorc nah clnem
flr}en Neiudl ut Nori2. ltno idhrt
iort: Nu4 Niieu bcriiber9Gfommcn,
babe or e|r1uartet europa IN Elm
Chrdneuthul. in cine MiyItc ots
Glen04 uuO 0es Summers uermalOelt
3l iehen. 2lbcr ctma2 ga13 anocr12
babe er %aeiun0en. europa babe ieul
lrauerQepau0. fltr} nadl0em 6
WlQionen ieincr bciten Sobnc IN ct.
mem mahnlilmiQeu arJcg2 pcrloren,
abqelporierL fleloe lid) III Den tolllten
Sitter. Qcbe iid oeu t%ollten Crgleu
bin mo tauje. Sic 6rouen reiBcu
Sen rotten Wobn uon Sen 8rdbern
ibrer Qefaucneu @attcn mo Sohne
uno tragen i'm i'm Saur", flo9t
Iaqore. y9aris. oaa Seiue BABEL
Qenannt. io0te icineu @lif 5ltlpcn-
Sen ouI on9 Shidial oe2 einItigcn
Vabplon. Nuh oaS tur5tc pom lclnenl
Gorge" lngore iprid)t pon leinen
Griabrulgen in Earis uno in 6ranf-
reid. Nid)t iiberou lit IS 10 itIimnt
mic sort. ober id)limm aenlg lit e.
iiberal. @ohrcuO oie Wtaiien oar
ben luno in mauden 2dnoern nidt
piIien, mie lie ben uogenoen @ungcr
itilel IoQen. praiien olt Heid)en. GU
ropo ton3t oli ieinem Sorgc, uno
9Iou0 8eorge. Wtillcrano un0 &c.
noIien MAIDEN Die lruIernulif oo5lt
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Die 9iuoc in 4ulen nGbcrn iidl an

1euitcinIit Dem 3%cltpu1tt an ocnl
Morihou audi ourd bic optrniltjld
D~erloQcncu bulletins nidt mchr &c.
haltcu rucr0cn tuun. Qtt mnerltonI.
ihcu SdutcnQtl ucriIie9cn Uad) e.
mem QcIulocrcn &llmn. muo ollt&
ionIt ilildltct ans Ser @auptito0t
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Let our object be, our Country, our
gxhole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
sAay that country itself become a
vast and splendid monument, not
If oppression and terror, but OF wis
dom, of peace, and of liberty, upon
Sshtch the world may gaze with
@~Amtration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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ar einmal BON @euerul pom Nioen-
oorii ais Sem beriibulten 0eutlden
0%eerfubrcr. Njs aoH3 fijr3Iif fonH-
ten lie Dem Naun Hidt gcnu9 Ser
adltltua miontct. 6r bat ild) oTfcn-
bar In ihren 9luaeu rebabilltlrt
0urdI ic.ne @armmg nor Der 9ollde
niiten BeIuhr, Dou Der er Die annjc
lucitlid)e Civilization bcorobt glaubt.
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Der emporriugeu1cu oeutifen 9olts-
frat Reduuug getrageu miro. 10 &c
idicht e. neil allegeriude, DE Spro'
DE e,ue5 groBeu Bottles 3u mnBregeln
al u~nter0riiten. / mme r ~pergeblld1
iin0 un0 iein wer0eu.
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Nns Sflifial Yplcna.

0os SdDifial Yulcns. Die engli
ide @od)enihriit Che 9}em States
man" gibt 3lL ooB Oie poIniidle Mr..
NEE, ais lie ge9elo HuBlonO &c
id)ift muroc, itber uiel engliIdle
1luq Maidinen, @eifilbe mo
5anf3 perfiigtc; uno 5lpar nidlt MIR
iiber uIte SanfS pom Ser @eItiront
ionoert iiber gang uelte Innf5. BON
einem Sup. ser an SfneQigfeit uto
8emaifnamg ieoem melt itberlegen
lit, ser al ser @eitfront sur 0ertpen.
Dung fam. Damn f1hrt er tort: .@2
fehlt nidt an Nn5eidlen 0aiiir, bar
binuen iehr fur5em ole engliihen
Earteien nit sen GoIen niflt3 mebr
SIT thltn habeu moQen. IS lit geraoe
etn &ohr Dap Der polniid)e General
@nller, ais er an Ser Spibe ser poi
niiden SegIou aus SranfrGidl jnNar.
Iflau eintrai, ertlGrte, er mer0e iein
Sdnpert nid,t cher in 0ie Shei0e tie
dcn, iolange nidt 0u9 polniIde Reid,
it'd pom Der Citiee bis sum Shpar
sen Weere nua0ebue. Sebr @cniqe in
England nahmen Sic Grflarung sic.
les Walllbeloen 0omoI5 ernit genig
INN 9egen lie 3u proteitiren. &eet
aber be8innt ejn uuaemeinc5 Be-
it0noniB OoflIr nuI5uodmmerH, mic
pcrrilcft muucrontmortih Ser polniidc
@erriderlUtle lit, uno NIT oielel
&erItdn0niB miro ijdcr cine qnr3 an.
0crc @altung NoIen aegeuiiber fonl-
men
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0as lluoliif Der Groe mar 6isbcr

0nB 5ipei oen arieQ beItloiien mo
IPiIlionen i'm allailbrten mo aus
Itan0en, inoe2 Is beiicr acueicn mGrl
pc1ln N}i1ipnen beid'IolIcn mn0 5mei
Qeitritten hGttcu. Sean Eoul.
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Sine 9(utmort @ultnires. 0oltn

Ser befunntlid) in DEM berlibmten
Gro}uB Oe3 Sean GaIa2 cine fcpl'ion
0ca Gehlurthcils ourdIiette, iprad)
emit IN eilcm 0ciprdh nit eincnt
I~rdii0enteu 0ca (arlament5 iciJe
Gernuuoerung o1riibcr ans. mle e
m0glidl gepcien oaB Elm 10 miocr-
iimliqea rlrtbcil iiberbaipt acrout
ror0en lei. nNuh Dos bette EIer0
itraut)clt eimmaI" iogte Der ErdliOent
eutituloiseno. Mag ieJu," cr!plOerte
&oltoire, oa5er elu aali3er Stnll
pou G~Ter0cn?I"
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.NSir fonnrn feine britiiden nnN

fran50iildCn Mnu0ntc ilber StuttHn
ml0en, an ocnut mir inns OILS N|on
ontnrc @ottc3 %bctrad)ttn." trtldrt
Dfobumco Alt Ser tSithrer ser m0i
fdcn Wohnmcooncr &oa liir Sc
fiftcr sic pcrmciutIidru &ctteu Ser
N8elt in Qouoou mo Ndrla mobl ga
All utnd,pui
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Ra6s Statjcusporftbey tan
lHeC S,turHartabul: Shtu. ihlu.
IA ocS1tihjsost Th meiu Gr;fsino
teamorn ron ieiner pieot: dSg5i',ns
zen StUiesermuttsr. Satro.
Dem pe,o' IDS isB, eirir2rten -
ldlfs Ben 3us nod uiht
l5fdbreu.
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onrh ieine arieg@leiitlugcn geicbt
E1nt, lit iib~crmdItlgeno ~ mlc Die pol
li0e &9norirm9 %opon9 Der omcri-
fanIid)cn 0roteltuotc ilbcr SudoIin
Q~eQeniltcr benefit.
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Nanblnnarn cinra !. ". "

;Siihrer4: Scin Same: Erluf Gan.
-urrnbaum Nerui 0riluer Der
Epr int Sabre 1914 mfol1t Strtyl2
icinr SttuumN; pltroc, ais or POO
grbpii2loie bel elmer Gcmonltrotlot
faIT1e ~,Dcrhaitct uno nah @ladpcIs@
Sslun0 qeianot %n uiec %dhrtr
hat er nun Oie llnIueritdt Columbia
obIolpirt. elm StjpcnOium non $4,000
fir ~io3iale TorifunQen erhuItCn ma
beobiidtiat, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
fper0en @nhrIih oas &auo otr
1nbcgren5ten @toQIidltejten
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AMI ieine llueutbcbrliffcit rlr Gn9s
LAMB. N}oQ iiber]}ott onocr2 fommen.
glno uidlt 0o@ QerinQitc &%erit0uOnIB
briuQt Ntiuerauo Der rliljihcn Sc
iahr cntQelcu. Ni2 6 81 ip0t ielH
ipirNl
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sicfc gitterfeit ntbmen bic gsIpre.

drurqcn engIiiher @lGtter itber &ar-
oinos Innobmereoe. Weil lie niht9ll.
bipn a la @ilion ebendu Ite0t,
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Die Yolen iiber ruIIlId,c @ort'

brildiQfeit entrititet - oaa qebt ood}
1pirflIdl iIber sic Nutihuur. NI5 Oh
Ole iloulihen Spruhcn pom Sprildl-
mortern itber poIniidle EreuloiiQfeit
ulft gcrnoc5lt mlmmeIttn.
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Set5erfoboT0. Der Oar.
teller oe3 @cttlera ihien all Cunt
penfieber ;l lei0nn.
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@ritiif e@eidlaftslente beidnweren

fid) iiber .Imerifnnildle NOncurren3
III Snoieu", - @enau 10 ling Die
NeltheBe QeQeu 9eutldldno an
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Irciie fir Meijen nnS Mais iinS
tdcToIlen. Nber MIR an Der 9orie.
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Scoer einselne Der nenen eurupGi'

itcn Stuaten bon entente @uu0elt
hot NeltmattgeIiiIte ltuo nift ein
ein3iger fam Cronunq i'm eigenen
@0ulc baltcn.
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r6ir mid itebt a~lle5eit Gmerifa
obennm." iagt @urhing. un0 mas
ole Sauptinhe lit or meint eS
audi!
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SeIepbpu : Drummer 1913.


4bounementsprets:
.Roro.nItern", ieoen 9Ieustag, uno
.Voroiteru", ieoen 6rettag, portos
frei, belize Bodeubldtter 5uldmmen pro
Gohr mir. 2O'VN
Eab europa uuo Canada, aus
jhfiebIid aea,u 8orausbe3abIung.
portpiret; beioe Bohenaus8aoen
pro Sdbr. f'oV
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eri6eint ieoeu 6reitas.

-e~rousoeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
aboIt ganortan, Yralloeut.
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@eiddftss2oidI:
eorhterus@ebduo 1913 Rain GtraBe
Ga Gro6e, BIS.
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"a GroIIc, Sen 6. Nuquit 1920.
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am b.fteu uuo iIderlten ut e. a
g3elb per B o It annet un8 (4(onep
Crber), Die Der Yoitmeliter IN ben gro
Fteren OrtIhdften auslreuen tann' gu
hberifn0en. gbenio gut uno lIher mn
bie SrpreBan 10 ei un9en. fpel'
~ ole Qoenten in alien grpreBs StdtIoS
men ousifeuen. 8enu man 0ds sen
Der gofauipeiiung ODER per GrpreBdn'
speiIuna ihidt, lit IS ntdt notbiUeHoI@
ben betreffeucen Brief regiitrtren gu lal'
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ciHfafem 8ri.foerihlu1e iibernebmen
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&cae bon 4oreBberdnocrltugen oer9ene
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9tue &oItoffiee an3ugeben. oenn lor't
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cor ui6t ftnoen.
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70 oft aeihieht, oils bermetutltte Quit
frno auradbehuIteu tperoen.
fpnSern iiub in ben Sriefen bet3us
aeaen.
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,ses Ddtiuis auf Dem aoreBitreifen.
Rnn aoreIire einfdh:
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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POSTMASTER EXAMINATION

At the request of the postmaster
general the United States Civil Ser
vice commission has announced an
examination to be held at Logan.
Utah, on September is, 1920. for
the position of postmaster at Pres
ton, Idaho. This Office has an an
nual compensation of $4,000.
To be eligible for this examina-
ton an applicant must be citizen
of the United States, must actually
reside within the delivery OF the Of
flee and have so resided at the time
the present vacancy occurred.
information concerning the require
Application form 2241 and full
examination.
ty-fifth birthday on the date Of the
their twenty-first but not their six
Applicants must have reached
ments of the examination may be Sc
cured from the postmaster at thu
place OF vacancy or from the Civil
Service commission, Washington,
G. in time to arrange for the axam
nation of the applicant.
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B 0 n D
OWNERS al I
TEnTIOn

WARRINGTON AUG. ss.--Caiiins
attention to the fact that the Demo-
sratie pssly ~ offered no remedy
for the loss 70 which IL naladminis-
tration has suh3sctsd Liberty Bond
owners tho Republican Publicity ~
sociation through It president Hon.
Jonathan Bourne Jr.. issues the fol-
lowing:
ION Map 81. 1890. the latest date
for which detailed figures are avail
able there were Liberty Bonds out
standing to the amount of about
s15,ss4.ooo.oo0. The treasury de-
partment has made some purchases
in the market since that date. but
the reduction In the total has been
comparatively negligible. With the
amounts Of that date - the basis and
applying the present market quota
sions we find that the sale value Of
those bonds today IL approximately
eis.3ss.ooe.eoe representing an 90
tual loss TO the bondholders Of
S3.11s.ooo.ooo. II 10 true that II
the bond owners are 90 situated I'm
ancialiy that they can retain the
bonds until maturity they viii b
paid II full. but II has been the Bit
ter experience Of hundreds Of thous-
ands, Of patriotic citizens who have
been compelled TO dispose Of their
bonds that thep were compelled to
lose about SIS out of every 500
they had invested.
Never was such an appeal made
to the people of this country as thai
resorted to in the various bond sell
ing campaigns. Offlcials of the treas
ury hesitated at nothing to persuade
the people to invest their savings II
bonds and in that appeal they hat
the enthusiastic support Of organi
cations and Individuals in every 10
cality. The chief note Of the cam
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-09-02

And not only would additional cost
be avoided. but Liberty bond owners
would have the satisfastion Of ses-
Ing their holdings 80 to par the mo-
ment the Interest rate was increased
and restore to them the two billion
dollar loss endured under the Dem
ocratie administration."
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paisns was the assurance to the peo-
pie that they were absolutely guarsn-
teed against loss IL they put their
money into bonds--stock and bond
Issuing industries might fall. banks
might become insolvent. but the sta
biiity OF the government was unques-
TONED and loss from investment In
its securities Wa utterly impossible.
Il was even asserted that Liberty
Bond we're preferable to paper cur
rency. - they not only maintained
. similar value but more Q substAn-
tial rate Of interest In addition.
But the fifteen million or more
bond owners have faced bitter dis
appointment and have learned to
their sorrow that the finances Of ev-
en- the United States government
may be so mismanaged that its OBJ
legations will suffer depreciation.
Quite naturally neither the Democra-
tic platform nor the Democratic can
didate for the presidency has taken
cognisance Of the huge loss which
that party's inefaciency and incom-
potency has forced upon the people
Senator Harding. on the other hand
has declared that this government,
should make it, liberty and victory
bonds worth all that its patriotic cit.
isens paid In purchasing them HI
intimates that II he u elected presi
dent be viii do all In his power 4
bring that about.
!. In making that statement tn
Republican candidate has INDUCED
In no idle reflection, for % long az,
as September II. 1918. Hon. John w
Weeks At Massachusetts, outlined I,
the senate q plan whereby billion
OF dollars could have been saved {
the people through the Issuance {
serial bonds instead OF those havin
a single maturity.
1T will be possible for Presiden
Harding to collaborate with a Reput
lican congress in securing legislatio
authorizing the refunding of all Ii
berry bonds into a single serial bon
issue bearing interest at 5 IA pc
cent and costing the taxpayers n
more than the present cumbersom
sinking fund method Of retiremen
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Lean state and federal government
and better.
Wipe out useless Jobs Ut wash
ington and at home.
Stop speculation In the peoples
food that robs producer and eonsum
or.
Cooperation for better distribu-
ton and in selling and buying food.
Joint cooperation boards In estab-
fishing voluntary mediation between
capital and labor.
Put land owning cultivators on the
soil. help them to stay there and
minimise tenantry. ~