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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
|DR. Denton URGES TRIAL.
| OF CHEAPER MEAT CUTS
Assistant Chief of States Relation
Service Advocates Fair Try
Outs" in Campaign.

DR.. Minna G. Denton assistant
chief Of the states relations service of
the DEPARTMENT OF Agriculture. TODAY
urged housewives of Washington 70
give cheaper cuts OF meats a fair
trial. She predicted that a "try-out'
would result in a much increased use
/ of chucks. rounds and briskets, with
| no loss Of food value and considerable
saving in the family meat bill.
DR.. Denton said:
1T Is true that the natural fiavors
| of different cuts and grades of meat
differ considerably. Some persons
prefer. the flavor OF round steak TO
reverse opinion. However. it should
| be rem embered that the high price of
tfavor--like that of tenderness
| should be considered quite apart from
the question of food values. which
! arr equal. 50 far a. we know. in the
two cases. | may decide It wise to
| pay the price OF the aavo- cove,
| most. but l cannot defend this policy
| upon the basis of superior dietetic
| quality Of some favored cut.
What Other Meat Contains.
There is an exception to be made
to this statement. Liver. kidney and
other organs Of the animal than the
| meat or muscular tissues are also
used for food These glandular organs
i are of very different composition from
ordinary meat. In certain respects
! they are superior to 1t; for example,
il seems that they contain a much
! richer stock of very desirable nutri-
/ tive substances called vitanines Bat
on the other hand. they also contain
much richer stock OF another class
! Of substances, called pur.ns whose
| presence may perhaps be undesirable
, from tha standpoint. of health 70 in
| Gividuals with a tendency to a certain
j type Of physical disorder"
Campaign Proceeds Successfully.
! Reports from fair price commission
ers and United States attorneys ind-
cate that the campaign to teach the
value. economy and palatability Of the
less expensive cuts, particularly those
OF the fore quarter. has proceeded
very successfully. national official
of a large association OF retail meat
dealers telegraphS to the department
a complaint that some fair price com
missiorers have fixed retail prices and
margins too low during the campaign.
Reports from commissioners clearly
indicate that never before has meat
been sold by retailers at 50 small a
rate of profit. Some commissioners
are allowing only ] or cents profit
on cuts bought at wholesale from 30
to % cents per pound, and the retail
ers themselves have shown a disposi-
non to make their profit exceptional
~ small. In some instances margin
has BEEN set below a profitable rate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
GOMPERS PRAISES ARMY
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM

Distinct encouragement to the Off
GERS charged with the duty of making
the new Army a vital part of the ma
tional organism has been given by
Samuel Gompers. president of the
American Federation of Labor. in a
letter to the Secretary of War. Mr..
Gompers strongly indorses the educa
tional. vocational and Amercanization
system now in operation in the Mill
tary establishment and predicts that
The development OF this system means
q broader field of usefulness for the
new Army in peace time.
In his reply TO MIR. Gompers' letter
the Secretary of War makes clear his
determination 70 encourage and deveI-
op the present educa tional system to
its fullest extent and he has set a
task for the peace-time Army hardly
less important for the country than
its wartime duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

rent at SIS a month. effective from
February "a. the date OF fling the
complaint. Annie Lubar was granted
possession of 1s49 Kraemer street
northwest. occupied by Joseph Ar
man. Julian and Mary NJ. Dubbins
were awarded possession OF 214S r
street northwest occupied by J. Sam
uei Everett and wife. John NJ. and
Erna -. Gooch were found to be en-
titled to possession OF .52 + street
northeast. occupied by Mrs. l.. NJ.
Everhardt.
II. II. Burroughs. teacher in Cen
trail High School. was denied posses
sion Of 2O45 Park road. now occu-
pied by George S. HerfGrth. and his
request for permission to increase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

the rent of the property was ignored.
The case of Mrs. Alveda Mckrew
Sheriff against the American Realty
Company agents alleging excessive
rent demanded for an apartment at
1415 chapin street northwest was
settled by compromise between the
parties and the complaint was order
ed dismissed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09
R. R. Operating Revenues Decrease

Operating revenues OF the railroads
in February. the last month under
federal control fell $685. 600 below
operating expenses. and thereby in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

SONS report coNered the earnings and
expenses OF more than so per cent OF
the lines. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-09

~, elseG the de.,It OF the government
in operation. the Interstate Commerce
Commission reports. The commits
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
cox OBVINUJE LODGE-A
MASSACHUSETTSkY SENATOR PRY OSNOVAL A USKU-
TEcNIL ZAMfTNUTf MfROvE sMLOUvY SENATE

Boston, 19. mina. = Mluve ku shromazden eitajicfmu
vice nez $4,000 hsorckem bostonskem namest dnes
domovskem state senatora Henry Cabot Lodgea,
werner James NJ Cox, save pranyr massachuseskeho
senatora prohasiv re posrada poctivost dele uprm
nos myse vyzyva obcanstvo onoho statu ably zavrhlo
eho vndcovstv "pr neblzsf mozne pezitosti poslalo
jej navzdy do soukromeho zvota".
Kandidat prohas re vsude cd Pacifiku az Atlantku,
sykot vyriky "hanba vltay kazdou zminku senatoru
Lodge-ovi.
"Proc povstal lid tohoto naroda odsouzeni senatora
Lodge-a?" guverner taza 'Prcna jest jasna Mas lid
yche dovede vysthnouti neuprmnos Oni ztrat trpeli
piraskymi politkaf kter mezitim Amerika bya
nebezpe6nych morich nevaha provrtat od sau enom
aby zmocni presidentsvf. On ze durdf kdyz ze
spiknut meenf vyno skutecnos re kdyz by president
wal 1radu jak senatn vbor zahranicn vztahy TAX
snemovn vybor zahrancn vztahy kdyz byl 81 ncini
poznamky vsech jejich navrhovanych dodatcfch sfh
re pouzije sveho vvu zajmu ch pfijet mrove kon
erenci, hanebne piknutf byo sosnovano Henry Cabot
Lodgem, ably smlouva bodnuta bya tylu.
"Dluzno pamatovati ze president Wilson dosta slovu
dosah schvalen t6chto dodatk1 Avsak drive nez pre-
sdent mohl vrati do Parfze, povesnf zavazek byl
podepisovan ohavne spiknut sosnovano zardouseni
smlouvy Cd onoho emneho dne az do nyneska zadne
stfedky neby dos spatne zavaden ameriokeho vefe
neho mfn6n zrazen dGvery amerckeho vocstva Lodge
v1dcovstv byo umozn9no iedn6 hasem Trumana New
berryho ienz bvl usvedeen state Michigan koupi
sve msto senate"
Guv Cox oznae pokrytecte Jez osvedeil senaor
iako "jednu nejeernejsch skvrn americke historic,
pokracova:
"Nynf podporuie iako presdentskeho kandidata muze
jenz hasova Knoxovu rsouc kerou prohlaoval
paranf mir Nemeckem enz cd t6 DOLBY verene ha
nehodny Gin. Ncmene vsak clanku Forum magazine
pod svm vlasnfm podpisem 1919 Lodge prohlasl, re
kdybychom uzavre takovy mr dopusti bychom necer
neisfho zo6inu dodal tehdy: "My nesmfme uzavr MIR
lec nasm spojenci poryl bychom veenou hanbou kdy
bychom pokouseli uzavrti separatn MIR
Zajimavo bylo re kdyz guverner nejostre 1tocl
senatora Lodgea ohromne shromazdeni nevice iasalo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
ZAMiTA. POzADAVKY HAVfkU
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE zADA ZARUKU, zE BUDE
ZvYSENA PRODUKCE. NELL PRISTOUPf
MA ZVYSENf MZDY

Lond5n, 49, rijna. Nedbaje vysrahy denickych ele-
MI parlamenu, ze zeezncar dopravni dnici zbyvajci
diva zvy anglickeho rospoku zastavi prac nedrive
pfida stavkucm uhlokopGm premier LLOYD George
nemovne posanecke dnes vecer prohas re nepfoupi
pozadavek haviri zvysen mzdy lee kdyz dana bude
n9jaka zaruka ze zvysena bude t9zba uhi.
AZ dosud haviri odpfral dati jakouko zaruku toho
druhu
Snemovna zapolila vaznou savkovni situacf plnych
pet hodin Zrovna pred odrocenm zasedani jez zna-
menavao vaznym smirlivym debatam vsech sranach
mnstersky predseda oznamil ze vada nemize psoupit
rozust9n jez by nebyo trvae povahy Poovicae kro
ky, pravil nepomohou situaci
Premier vyzva vlastniky don havire, ably sami mezi
sebou vypracova nejaky plan zvysenf ezby uh KITE
remzto ppade moho by pax pomslet zvyseni mzdy
Londyn, 49, rjna. = Aekoli pozornost verejnosti
stfed9na byla dnes parliament kde jednao stavce
havifd schnze vykonnych tees zeeznicnh zrzencI
dopravnich denk1 buly veky zaem nebot ocekavalo
3e zde ukaze se jakym smerem vitr vane.
Obe konference konany byly vsak zavfenymi DYER
mi malo Mich pronklo vefejnost. Ultra bude pokra
eovAno jednan
DalA zpravy dnes dochAzey zaviranf tovaren nAsed
KEN nedostatku uhf Prvni vytrznos souvsost sav
nakok mladych havfrn tam shluklo jail zpvat Ru
dy prapor COZ dostavivs poce zakazala Byo haze
no kamenim ale nkdo vazn9jslmu drazu nepfsel dav
sc roze$el.
Robert Horne pfedseda obchodnf komory pfi zaha
jen rozpravy paramente dnes prohasi ze vada jest
chotna vyechnouti uvaz kazdy navrh, jmz rozluseni
veke otazky mohlo by byti docileno Appeova sne-
ably vystfhala vsech vaznych deba fka re
bem nebude rozusten odsuzovanm nybrz dobrou vdli
zdravou rozvahou Sir Horne nakresl ponury obraz 81
tuace Pravi nasedkem zavran tovaren kazdym dnem
10000 d9nikn Jest propousteno prace ze obchod Veke
Britanie bude ochromen nedojde brzy urovna
nj stavky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
ROOT PROTI WILSONOVI
DRfVEJSf SENATOR A SEKRETAR STATU PRAVf zE
AMERIKA MOHLA BYTI CLENEM SVAZU NARODU
NEBYTI PRESIDENTOVY TVRDOSfJNOSTI

New York, 19. Hjna. - Elhu Root sve jedine feel
Svazu Naoda behem presentske kampane dnes ecer
has ze mirova smouva Nemeckem byla by btvaa schva
lena Amerka byla by clenem Svazu kdyby president
byl byval ochoten vyjednavat.
Pan Wilson nebyl vsak k tomu ochoten. On usova,
aby smlouva zustala upne beze zmeny pravil Root do
dav pozd6ji sve feti ia nebefu pochybnost p Will
pfesvedceni re smlouva nz zapas 81 kvetna
1919 byla spravedva avsak pr veskere dcte jz nemu
man, befu pochybnost neomylnost presidentovu befu
pochybno naprostou kontrou absraknf spravedlnost
procesch jimiz ii ctyr muz kteri dktova mouvy pre-
deani vychodnf Eropy, dospel ku svym zaverum
MAN DOZEN, ze byo tam vyhovovanf odporucm sobe
zamdm davani neceho zde ably dostalo neco VIDA
nj neterych veci ably zabr&no ztrate nych zast
nov&ni spravednos opportunismem ez vyznaGovay
We konference cd zacatku historic mann siny DOZEN, Re
n9ktere jech zavern byly chyby
ia povazuji nanejvJSe peSet!e ahy americk@ lid
vsoupi savnou posvni dohodu zaruciti udrzovat
moc zbran vsechny easy rozdeleni zemi svrchova
nosti JET tito muzi utinili 1919.
'To jest cast tohO clanek X ustanovuje. Je to al
lance udrzova rvae prostfednctvm Svazu rozhodnuti
Wilsona jeho spolecnikd 1919 Jest to vlasn6 ma
dskreditovanym allancim mnuost Muv recf moci,
nko duchem pokroku. Jest to pokus ucin to, Svata
Alliance pokousela ucnt pred sto lety (zrovna tako
wynn slechenym ciem zfetel) vnutiti moc mnen VIA
dard pfftomnych generaci vsem pffstfm generacim."
Kdyz byl vysvetlil nynejM stuac Svazu, p Root vrd
dobfe vyrozumivalo 1919 "vyrozumva nynf,
ze ostatn sany smlouvy byly by ochony pat senanf
brady, dodav:
'Nekolik evropskych narodn jiz dao oznamen, ze
vrhnou as tuce zmen dmuvy schulz rady Sazu Naro
dn pfisi m6sic. Jedna pfcina proc zm9nach nunych
aby Sc vyhov9o americkym namkam nebyo jiz jednano
jest p. Wilson prose nechtel aby mich jednalo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
DULEzITE VYJEDNAVANf.
Vedeno jest Cesko.lovenskem 5
vladou francouzskou a rovnsz
zahajeno vladou sovetovou.

Pafiz, 19. fijna. = Republi-
ka francouzska vyjednava d.
lezitou obchodnf smlouvu s re-
publikou ceskoslovenskou. Ce-
skoslovensky ministr obchodu
dr.. Hotowetz dlf prave v Pari-
Ii a konA porady, jak s jedno-
tlivymi ministry, tax s jinymi
vladimir odbornfky a irednf-
ky. DR.. Hotowetz jest jednim
z nejschopn6jsfch ceskych mi
nistri prave tn okolnost pfi-
mela presidenta Masaryka, ze
81 vyzadal po padu kabinetu
Tusarova jeho setrvanf v trade
vedle dra. Benese dra. En-
glise, ministra financf. DR.. Ho-
towetz vyslovil Sc zde, ze Sc
jedna to, ably Sc usnadnila
vym6na zbozi mezi obema ze-
memi. Ceskoslovensko potre-
buie hlavne zelezne rudy a
mdze mfsto nj poskytnouti drf-
vi. papfr a fepovy cukr. Zada
cd Francie pffznive celni pod
mfnky a jest hotovo samo je
navzaiem poskyt1rotttfi. S S 1rref drreefff.
Hotowtzem dli v Paffzi ce-
skoslovenska komise zeleznic-
nj. ktera vyiednava podmfnkv
pf{me ifzdy vlakG z Francie do
Ceskoslovenska. tax ably jed
nou cestou vezly zbozf franz
couzske do Czech a vracelv Sc
g nakladem ceskoslovenskeho
zbozf domI. Ocekava Sc, re bu-
de iednanf skonceno v tydnu
nebo We dvou.
Jak sc oznamuie z Prahy.
vvpravf sc co neidTfve vladnf
delegace do Rigv, abv tam Sc
zastupci sovetn vyiednavala o
obchodnf stvky a vymenu zbo-
Il a zaroven o propust6nf "a
iatcd. pokud jsou v rukou boil
sevickych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
ZLEVNENf zIVOTNfCH POTREB
Az DOSUD SPOTREBTELE o MEM MNOHO NEVEDf,
AcKOLI VYROBcI DOSTAVAJf "a SVE
PRODUKTY MNOHEM MEME

Washington, 19. rijna. Sedm
tisic vlastnikI uhlodold bylo
pozadano, aby Sc s1castnili
konference v Clevelandu pristi
1tery, ma niz Sc ma jednati o
snizenf cen "a uhli.
Kroky v torn smeru bylv
predsevzaty pluk. D. B. Went
zem, predsedoa Narodniho
sdruzeni uhlirl, po konferen-
ci generalnim navladnim
Palmerem.
Telegram zaslan byl pluk.
Wentzem kazdemu vlastniku
dolu We Spoj. Statech, V nemz
jest zadan, ably osobne byl pri-
tomen konferenci, jezto sdru-
zeni nema zadne moci podnik-
nouti neco vzhledem k urcova-
nj cen.
Ze vlada Sc vynasnazf, ably
vlivem svym privodila zlevne-
nj zivotnich potreb po cele ze-
mi, vyrozumiva sc zde vSeo-
becn6 a urcite ujisteni bylo Ii
skano, ze behem dvou tydnI
spotrebiteldm dostane Sc ko-
necne who'd nizsich cen "a po-
treby zivotnf.
Porada generalniho navlad-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
KUBELfKUV VELIKY
USPECH.
Pres to, ze " Chicagu davany
tri jine koncerty, navsteva by
la ohromna.

Chicago, 18. fljna. Ackol
vcera v Chicagu byly til kon.
certy, V Auditoriu zpival teno-
rista Burke, V Grand Opera
House hral pianista Godowsky
a sopranistka Nina Tazarova
Zpivala v Orchestra Hall - o.
hromna mfstnost Medinah
Temple, kde mas "kral housli''
daval svGj koncert, byla az
ma n9kolik sedadel 1plne "a.
brana. Znacnou cast obecen-
stva tvorili nasi krajane. Kube-
lik, jenz hral zde posledne
pred sesti roxy, prijat byl s
bezmeznym nadsenlm, jez
stoupalo s kazdym cfslem pro-
gramu.
0 vcereisfm koncertu hral
Mistr Kubelik "a doprovodu
P. Augierase SpohrGv koncert
cislo g.. svoji vlastnf skladbu
els. l C dur, nacez prednesl
Augieras sam snivou Chopino-
WI baladu els. 2, F mol ma
posted zahral Kube}ffk "a do do
provodu piana obtfzny koncert
d dur od Papaniniho. Po kaz-
dem kusu bvli um6lci nuceni
pfidati n6kolik dalsich skladeb
a kdyz byl program vycerpan,
setrvalo obecenstvo ma svych
mistech a tleskalo tax dlouho.
az 81 vynutilo ma Kubelikovi
dokonce tri pridavky. ktere
vsecbny byly steine nadsene
vvslechnutv a odmeneny neko-
neSnVm potleskem.
Vecer dostavil sc Kubelik,
veren danemu slovu, do Lud-
vikova divadla v Sokole Chica-
go, kde prave toho dine hrala
sc Madame x" Dnm bvl W.
prodan do poslednfho mfstec-
ka a kdyz kratce pred zahaje-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20

niho pluk. Wentzem k tomu
cili, ably uhlf bylo zlevneno,
povazuje Sc jenom Ia cast po-
vsechneho programu, ma nemz
Sc vlada ustanovila.
Administrace dobre jest 81
vedoma te skutecnosti, re spa
trebitel az dosud neziskal ami
z daleka pribliznou vyhodu
nizsich cen, jiz komisionari. a
obchodnici v drobnem mali.
Urednici odboru pokiadny
usiluji, ze znacne nizsi ceny,
jez placeny jsou proiucen-
tdm masa, obili bavlny, mu-
self sc odrazeti v levnejsfch
cenach, jez plati spotrebitele.
Nyni, kdyz farmaf dostava
V mnohych pripadech jenom
polovici "a sve produkty, co
dostaval pred sesti mesici,
isou vyhledavany methody, a.
by Sc zabranilo prekupnikdm
pohltiti vsechen vydelek udr-
zovanim starych cen.
Ma banky znova cinen jest
natlak odborem pokladny, a.
by odeprely liver tam, kde Sc
no pouziva k udrzovani cen
ma uncle vtsi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
zADAJf OBSAZENf
CELOVCE.
Jihoslovane zklamani vysled
KEN plebiscitu v Koru-
tanech.

Widen, 10. rijna. v Lublani
V Jugoslavii doslo vcera ku We
like demonstraci, pri niz po-
zadovano bylo okamzite obsa-
zenf Celovce, kde nedelnf pie
biscit vyznel We prospech pri-
potent k Rakousku. Jihoslo-
vansky tisk protestuje vesmes
CO nejostreji proti vysledku
plebiscitu a jihoslovansky Glen
plebiscitni komise Jovanovic
resignoval.
Parfz, 16. rfjna. - Zpravy
z Rfma a Berlina, re jihoslo-
vanske voisko obsadilo ctyri
okresy plebiscitnfho pasma u
Celovce, nebyly odnikud po-
tvrzeny.
Zdeisi zahranicnf trad We
spojenf 5 tim rozhodne popfra,
ze podobna akce Sc stranv Ji-
hoslovanG byla by Spojenci
schvalena a pripomfna, re zna-
menalo by to porusenf mirove
smlouvy.
Vysledek plebiscitu by1 We
skutecnosti velktm prekvape-
MIN pro Rakousko i pro Jugo-
slavii. Rakousko totiz resigno-
vane po6italo Sc ztratou toho
nzemi. kdezto Jugoslavie byla
iista, ze plebiscit dopadne v
jeff prospech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20

MIN vstoupil mas slavny Mistr,
spustila hudba narodnf hvmnu
"Kde domov mij?" a obecen-
stvo pripravilo mu tax nadse-
ne uvftani, re ma ne iist6 nj
kdv nezapomene. Mistr setrval
V divadle pres dive prvni jedna-
nj. naeez odebral Sc do Ces-
ke Besedy, kde ma jeho pocest
pofadan byl slavnostnf vecirek.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-20
STAV OBLEZENi v RUSKU

Paffz, 49, njna. = Depese tskove kancear Havasov9
kodane prav re dosa tam zprava ze oblezen
hlasen by dvanac ruskych gubeniich v6etn mokev
ske petrohradske.
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09
District Franchise Issue
Submitted to Democrats

Resolved. That the nearly half
million totally disfranchised people
OF the District of Columbia, who
obey National laws, pay more ma
tional taxes than many Of the States
who oversubscribed to every war
time fund, including the Red Cross
and liberty bond issues; who sup
piled to the army and navy of the
United States nearly $4,000 men In
the World War. a larger number
than any one OF seven of the States:
and who are now living under a polit-
ical despotism in which they have ab-
solutely no voice in National or
municipal government. are entitled
to representation in Congress and
the electoral college upon the same
terms enjoyed by all other citizens
of the Republic;
Resolved. That the present auto
cratic government, national and
municipal. of the District OF Colum-
bia, is contrary to the spirit of
American liberty. institutions. jus
tice and fair play;
Resolved, That the Democratic
National Committee expresses SYM
pathy with, and will support the ef-
forts of the people of the District of
Columbia. to obtain by constitutional
amendment representation in Con-
gress and the electoral college"
The Washington herald., 1920-01-09

A resolution expressing sympathy
for the voteless condition OF Dis
trict citizens and in support of their
acknowledgements will be presented to
the Resolutions Committee of the
Democratic National Committee. off,
GERS of the Press Committee for Dis
trict OF Columbia Suffrage were
promised yesterday by DR.. John w.
Coughlin, OF Massachusetts,. chair
man of a subcommittee of the Ma
tional Committee.
An effort will be made later to in
duce the Democratic Committee to
include a District Suffrage plank in
the platform Of the Democratic
party next summer. the press COM
mittee announced.
Besidss DR.. Coughlin. the sub
committee which heard the Districts
plea for suffrage was composed of
Democratic National Committeeman
Edward +. Goltra. of st. Louis, and
Robert H. Eden, Of Indiana.
The plea was presented by Col.
Winfield Jores, chairman Of the Ma
tional Press Committee; John +.
Costello, National Democratic COM
mitteeman for the District Of Co
lun.bia; Louis S. Gottlieb and Wyl-
liam B. westlake. in the form ofSa
resolution drafted by Col. JoueA
The resolution follows:
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the Stacker nation Of the world
We cannot escape our responsible
ties IL we would. and the American
people would not escape them il
they could.
WiIiiaa C. MeAdoei
Democracy must permit no in
fringement of the constitutional
right OF freedom OF speech and free
dom OF the press in time OF peace.
when these disappear. democratic
institutions die. Advocacy OF doc
trines or reforms through the bull
let instead of the ballot IL not
freedom of speech-it is crime. Such
crime must be prosecuted remorse-
lessly and every criminal punished.
senator Robert L. Owens
The Democratic party is the one
great liberal party OF the country
and it should invite into its ranks.
openly, frankly. earnestly, all pro-
gressive Republicans and progress
sive and liberal citizens Of all par
ties, in order to pass the great re-
construction acts required at the
end OF the war.
Josephas Danielst
Our party must have no en-
tangling alliances with hyphenated
politics. Its appeal must be made
to voters as Americans. II real
Americanism Is to save itself we
must frown upon any and all sp-
peals for votes based upon the
views, or politics of any other coun-
try under the sun.
Mrs Peter OIesont
The day OF equal opportunity has
dawned in the twentieth century,
and before noontime OF this CEN
tury it must eclipse special priv
ilege everywhere. for all people are
entitled to life, liberty and the pur-
suit OF happiness.
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without reservations, md stood
with them. believing that IL was
better TO secure within the league,
after Ii was established, any neces-
sary changes, than to attempt to
secure them by reservations in the
ratifying resolutions But our plan
has been rejected and we must face
the situation as IL L. We must
either secure such compromise nj
may be possible or presnt the issue
to the country. The latter course
would mean delay of Mt Ienst four
teen months and then success only
In cnse of our securing n two-thirds
majority In the Senate
The issue apparently Joined. not a
few OF the Democratic wheel horses
commented on the different receptions
accorded the messages of President
Wilson and Mr.. Bryan.
The Presidents statement was read
at the beginning of the speechmaking.
1t was .punctuated with applause
from beginning to end, Win the
crowd getting to its feet several times
The Commoner received great
ovation as he arose to speak at the
Washington Hotel first. Itiwas, how
ever, noticeable that applause as he
progressed in his speech was more OF
less sporadic. without that unanimity
which usually punctures his utter.
ances. When he outlined his remed J
for disposing OF the treaty there was
but little applause, but the audience
warmed up as he switched to the new
policies advocated. These would have
been important in themselves had moi
the differenceo opinion between him
and the President overshadowed al
else.
Mr.. Bryan asked consideration foi
three propositions-a national ''peac,
way" a government bulletin and tht
initiative and referendum.
The peace way or road. would
run into every State, making a con
Meeting link between the 4S common
wealths as a memorial to the sol
diers and to AN others who took
part in the war, and a monument in
commemoration OF peace restored
The road would be wide enough tC
accommodate both passengers and
freight.
The plea for the bulletin was basec
on bias shown by private newspaper
in discussing public questions. i
would not be a newspaper. he con
tended, but a bulletin under non.
partisan control, furnished to all a