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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-30

The name Manhattan means
quality in shirts. They have stood
the test" for many years and
they arc better this season Than
ever before. We are exclusive
agents in Chickasha for Manhat-
tan shirts.
All the new materials and
weaves in shirtings are now
ready Cor your inspection. Silk
shirts are here in crepe de chimes,
Jerseys, broadcloths and Pussy
Willow taffetas. $40 to $16.50
Madras shirts are here in a
good selection of stripes; light
and dark shades.
Priced --------- $1.85 to $500
A complete assortment of new
Arrow soft and linen Collars.
Silk, Fibre and Lisle Sox, Knit
and Silk Neckwear; fine Nun
sing Union Suits in knit and
Athletic styles. We have the
largest assortment of mems fine
furnishings in Western Oklaho-
ma You can find what you went
at the Dixie.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-30

Albert Burton spent last week end
in lei Reno.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-03-30

DIR. II. O. ANTLE Office 20 First
National Bank bldg. Phones: Office
$3.50: residence s11. l1-22-SOl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Det er muligt, at man allerede
har serget for at udviske Spo-
rene, saaledes at den fulde Sand
he'd aldrig kommer frem; men
Diet kan betragtes som giyet, at
sligo Aftaler har veret trufne.
Og derived forstaar man ogsaa
bedre den forbitrede Skuffelse,
som nu we'd den polske SER
har grebet Bolshevikernes tyske
Forbundsfeller nu syntes alt just
at gaa saa glat, og Diet, son end.
nu like a opnaaet we'd den
.tyske Revolution, og SON der
uden Hielp udefra heller like
var nogen Udsigt til, den totale
%sociale Omveltning, den store
Kladderadatch, som Saa mango
urolige Hoveder og mislykkede
|Genier lengtes efter, - def skull
de MI altsammen komme! Og saa
blew med eft Stag allie disse For
haabninger knust we'd de pol
Iske Troopers afgorende SER.
For Bolshevikerne var Tysk-
land saaledes kun ct Mellemled,
hvor naar Revolutionenf0rst var
i Gang i Pollen, Diet hele gik gaa-
'ske af sig selv. Det er natlir
.ligyis vanskeligt at sige, ON def
/ Yirkeligheden Wide yere gaaet
.fuldt saa glat, som Bolsheyi-
kerne tankte sig, men meget sy-
mes nok at tyde paa, al der /
hvert Fald Wide vere kommen
Uroligheder j ct Omfang SON
aldrig for, og saa hayde de vest.
og nordeuropeiske Samfund ~
lad os like glemme disse sidste
- staaet lige oyerfor den store
sociale Belastningspreye. Hyorle-
des Wide de have klaret den?
Der er efter alt, hyad der ide
sidste ire Aar er foregaaet j
Rusland, meget, der tyder paa,
at Bolshevismen er en- orientalsk
Frembringelse, der trives daar-
ligt j yesteuroqeisk Jord. Men
selye Forseget paa Omplantrin.
gen Wide under ale Oms.9n-
digheder blive ledsaget af e.
Rekke uhyggelige Fanomener
som man, ganske bortset fra,
hvad Diet endelige Resultat Wide
bliye, like kunde slippe for. Og
at Forsoget Wide vere bleyet
gjort, derom err der ingen Tviyl.
At dette nu like skete, er ude-
Iukkende de polske Troopers
Skyld, og 10 mere ma nj Vest
europa indprenter sig dette, desto
bedre vii Diet vare for hele den
fremtidige Udvikling.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
BILLIG ~AFTENLESNING.

Vi vii sende Dem frit ct Pro
venummer af Illnstreret Familie
journal, eIler to komplette Aar-
gauge af samme Blad ca.
1000 almindelige Bogsider, in
deholdende flere hundrede For
taTlinger, Skizzer, Illustrationer
og Anekdoter, for $1.00 sendt
os i Money Order eller registe-
ret Brew; til Canada $1.25, SAINT
Fortegnelse over en- Masse n.y.
ankomne Boyer og Lister over
en- Mengde code Boyer, der nu
snlges ill meget nedsatte Pri-
ser. Handlende og Agenter til
bydes liberale Vilkaar for at
salge Boyer, julie og Nytaars-
Kort. Kataloger frit. Skriy
straks.
G. Rasmussen Co.,
TOO s. 4th St., Minneapolis, MINI
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Hvad der Wide we're sket.

| ,,Zukunst' bringer Maximil-
liam Harden nogle Referater fra
den for kort It'd siden afholdte
store Soviet-Kongresp i Mosk-
va. Den fandt Sted kort for
dc svere bolshevikiske Neder-
lag, og Tonen var naturligvis
derfor noget hejstemt. Man ven.
tede jo at staa oyerfor Polens
umiddelbare Undergoing, og naar
denne sidste Barriere var falden,
saa - ia, saa skulde Diet store
Verk gaa for sig, hele Meme
skehedens Fornyelse i Bolshevis-
mems Aand.
We'd denne Kongres optraadte
ogsaa en- polsk ,,Partifelle'', en-
Representant for de polske Kom-
munster, Marehlevski-Karski, og
han fix Lejlighed til at sige
netop Diet, som var Diet cen
trale j Diet hele, Diet, som har
Bud like blot til de blege Fana.
tikere j Kongressalen i Moskva,
men som angaar hele Europa.
Den polske Kommunist sagde
Diet a som sagt linden de
store Sejre for Pilsudskis He-
re = der err for mig ingen
Twill ON Krigens Udfald. Vi
vii opleve Diet Ojeblik, da den
rode Her ferer Diet tilintetg9-
rende Stag mod den polske
Szlaehta (Agrarerne i Polen).
Saa vii vore Kanoners Torden
blive besvaret af Knaldene fra
Geyerskuddene paa Warchaws
Barrikader; og saa vii Udfaldet
af denne Krig og dermed ogsaa
af Verdensreyolutionen we're af-
gjort."
AT ingen anden er Diet blevet
sagt saa knapt og klart, hvad
Krigen j Pollen beted, son netop
af denne Kommunist. | den I'd
viking, man i Meskwa yentede
var der just disse ire Led,
der skulde gribe uopleseligt ind
i ~hinanden, saa at Diet enc med
Konsekvens forte det an
Diet med sig: de polske Trop.
pers militere Nederlag Re
volution i Pollen - Revolution
/ Vesteuropa og dermed i hele
Verdenl
bet er verd at legge Merke
til, at j Marchlevski-Karskis la
pldare FremstIllIpg falder Mel
lemledet Tyskland helt bort. Naar
der f9rst var Revolution i War
saa var der Diet umiddel.
bart derefter ogsaa j London og
Hans Ord er kun ct Ekko
af den almindelige bolshevikiske
Betragtning, at naar Diet lykke-
des at styrte Diet borgerlige Styre
i Pollen, saa Wide Diet ogsaa af
sig selv falde j Tyskland. Def
vii blive Fremtidens Historic
forskning forbeholdt at sGge at
udrede, hvilke Forhaandsaftaler
og Forberedelser til Samyirken,
der err blevet truffet mellem Boil
shevikerne i Moskwa og deres
Meningsfeller j Tyskland, og som
skulde have varet sat i Gang /
Ojeblik, som Pollen faldt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Senderjylland.

Aventoft BY, sgd for Gran-
sen, ensker at komme til Dan
mark. Fra Matt IS sardige
correspondent. = T9nder, Ere
dag den II. Sept. Ayentoft By
sgd for Tonder og lige sgd for
den nye Grense, son IA. Marts
afgav 80 danske og 81 tyske
Stemmer, har nu med 70 PCT.
Underskrifter indsendt Andra-
gende ON, at Grensen we'd den
endelige Afg9relse maa blive sat
sgd for Aventoft BY, hvis hele
Upland ligger Nord paa, og hyis
eneste Afsatningssted for Fisk
og den like u%vesentlige Matte
industri er T9nder.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

Err De i~nteresseret i at kobe
godt og billigt Majs, Hvede og
Alfalfaland, skriv efter Bogen:
Montana Opportunities" A. G.
Farmer, Miles City, Mont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Tilsammen $926.58
Skolekassen.

Tisammen $926.5s
Skolekassen.
Skolekassen, Sc Kbl. M. 40 ................. .$835.5
New Lisbon, Wis, en- uneynt ............... LOO
Tilsammen $s3675
Alderdomshjemme Brush.
For kyiteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 26 $4,000
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. c. Jensen ............. 1000
Tisammen $4,000
Bygge- og skOlefund.
For kyitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 ............... $9O996
New Lisbon, Wis, en- unavnt commencement. LOO
Sutten. Neb, Lars C. Hansen (Bonds) .......... 10000
Greenville, Mich, Vego Nelson og Hustru -. 500
Tilsammen $9205 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl Mr.. 40 ................. .$52481
Albert Lea, Mimi, Mrs. C. Jensen, til Kirken Bris-
bane 80. ......... ............ =. 1000
Hampton, Neb, Emmanuels Mghs Kvindef. 49,. 1000
Froid, Mont, Mrs. Ingward Knudsen .......... 500
Tisammen $54981
For kyitteret, Sc Kbl. Mr.. 40 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .$2645o
Albert Lea, Mimi, en- mevnt ............. 5000
Tilsammen $3145o
Redningshjem for Kvinder Japan.
For kvhteret, Sc Kl. Mr.. 81 ............... 5000
Blair, Nebr, Junior Tabhha Society .......+...... 400
Albert Lea, MINI, Mrs. C. Jensen .............. 500
Tilsammen $716e
Lutheran World Service Campaign.
For kvitteret, Sc Kbl Mr.. 80 ................. $l0OO3D
indianapolis, Ind Trefoldigheds Nigh. -. 1l506
Tlsammen $1ol1sse
Blair, Nebr, den 7. October 1920.
Alt modtaget med Tax pa s~amfundets Vegnei
Otto Hansen,
Rettelse. I Kirkebladet Mr.. 81 er der kvitteret
$23.35 fra Marcus, Iowa, skude have vnret Ovens, Ia.
Peter Bondo, Kredskasserer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

hans Efterfslgere S9nderjyl-
land sikkert vii blive en- juridisk
uddannet Mand.
En- Afskedigelse paa Slid.
,.Flensb. Az" meddeler fra Slid,
at man under Forsede af Re-
geringsraad Stuhler fra Slesyig
.har afholdt ct Mode / Vester-
lands Byraad, hyor det blev
yedtaget at gaa ind paa ct For
Stag ON, at Borgmester Lack
ner til l. October uden Pension
skal trekke sig tilbage som
Borgmester.
Anledningen hertil er, at By
ems Forhold er kort nd i Diet
varste Kaos. Borgmesteren har
handlet ganske vildt. | en- len-
gere Artikel i ,,Tondernsche
Zeitung' fortelles, hvorledes Hr.
Lackner uden Byraadets Indvil-
gelse opkobte for 5 Millioner
Mark Vim. Penge var der in
gen Mangel paa, idet Hypothek-
hjelpen blev benyttet dertil. ALE
Embedsmendene fix udbetalt en-
Valutahjelp paa 5000 Mark. [
Kurhuset blew der indrettet for
en- halv Million Mark Separat-
Yerelser. Borgmesteren lod end
videre bygge ire Fiskedampere
den enc betaltes med 21a Mill.
Mark (uden Fangstredskaber)
en- anden er derimod bleyen solgt
igen med ct Tab paa 100000
Mark.
Fra Alleustein, siges der til
Stunning, helt ovre fra den pol
ske Grense, kOmmer en- Wild
fremmed, aaleglat Mand og bill
yer B%orgmester j en- frisisk By.
Friserne err want til, at der bag
we'd Ordet STAIR en- Mand, og
bag we'd ct stort Ord en- stor
Mand men saaledes er Diet like
med mango af dem, der kom-
mer dernede fra. Manden fjer-
mes nu omsider; at skabe Bund
/ Diet bundl9se oliver altsaa Eff
termandenS Sag. Men Vester-
land er ct d9ende Badested.
Idylliske Forhold. Arbejdet
med at bringe Diet sonder.jydske
Jernbaneyesen j Orden igen er
fluid Gang, skriver ,,Kold. Av.".
Oct tranger saa visit ogsaa haardt
ale Vegne. Slemt ser Diet nd
Daa Statsbanerne, men rent CRU
fuldt er Diet paa Smaabanerne.
Man skal have ondt we'd at
skelne dem fra Gresmarkerne.
Under, at Smaafolk benyt-
Ter Lejligheden og tejrer K9er
og Geder midi paa Jernbane.
.inien. Der gaar jo kun ct Par
rog daglig i liver Refining. |
Mellemtiden kan Kreaturerne saa
lok naa at ave Grasset saa me-
get, at Toget like helt forsvin-
Ter i def.
Tysk Minister esog. Flens-
BORG, IA. Sept. Den tyske Kul-
.usminister Henisch, ledsaget af
;nio+ar Hanfuar on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Fattig- Lovgivningen. Paa For

d1OIS ou W
anledning af Indenrigsministe-ri-
ct er Landsthingsmand Steincke
afrejst til S9nderjylland for sam
men med Amtassessor Bang /
Aabenraa at affatte Diet endeli-
ge Udkast til den midlertidige
sgnderjyske Fattiglovgivning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen

~. Lu;tto,o+ 90 K1 Mr. an .$3845.55
Easton, Calf, Emmanuels Nigh, BSrnenes Hednlnge-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2S.87
New Lisbon, Wis, EN- uneynt ................. ~
Froid, Mont, Mrs. Ingward Knudsen ............. 2oo
Moorbood Iowa Ro+besda yonng peonles Society. 1000
S;o,v CIT To 6 6 Offer fra Uedninpemissionsfesten 1900
M;utoun Wis Pastor II n Hansen no Hustrn 500
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Fonden
Nordgranselands

Flensborg, II. September. | Over
presidiet / Kiel fandt der i Gaar
en- Droftelse Sted vedr9rende
Anvendelsen af den saakaldte
Grenselands-Fond Fra Flens-
borg deltog Oyerborgmester DIR.
Todsen, Ju~stitsraad, DR.. Lohr-
mann og Borgerrepresentant
Grabein; for Sydt9nder Kreds
var Bandraad B9hme til Stede.
ON Forhandlingerne meddeler
tyske Blade, at der opnaaedes
fluid Enstemmeighed. Enkelthe-
hederne meddeles like, men baa-
de Flensborg og Nib9l, der nu
har faaet Landraadskontor og
nye Skoler, skal der straks skaf
fes Plads til mindst 100 Famili-
er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Senderjydsk Kompagni. Flens

borg, -. Sept. Bankdirektor
Rosseni Tender, der sidder i Be
styrelsen for Diet nye Sender
jydske Kompagni, oplyser overfor
,Flensborg Ay.", at der forTon-
ders Vedkommende tenkes OPP
rettet en- Konseryesfabrik, som
skal indrettes i den nye Melke-
acknowledgements. En- Fiske.
rihavn tenkes anlagt enten we'd
H9jer eller we'd Havneby paa
Romo, som under Diet %preussiske
Styre har varet i stadig Tilba-
gegang.
Muligvis vii man endvidere
gennemfore den gamle Plan fra
for 1864 ON ct Dige fra Romos
nordlige Del til Astrup we'd Skier
back.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

har naaet at rydde og bane Vejen
for Tyskerne, saa de uden store
Aostrengelser kan marchere ind
den danske Rigsdag, mems de
efter de almindelige Lovbestem-
rlelser Wide have haft store Van
skeligheder we'd Diet. Def err kun
merkeligt, at den Hanssenske
Undtagelseslov er gaaet gennem
Rlgsdagen uden At nogen or BILE.
ven opmarksom paa hans Ole
med og &c farlige Felger. her.
nede er, saa vidt vides, iagen
bleven spurgt til Raads j For
vejen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Tysk Minister Bespg.

Tysk Minister Bespg. Flens-
borg, IA. Sept. Den tyske Kul-
tusminister Henisch, ledsaget af
Observation-Disclosures Hepfner, an.
kom i Gaar Morges til Flens-
borg fra Marker 0sterskov, hvor
de havde bes9gt den tyske Hej-
skole. Ledsaget af Overborgme-
ster, DR.. Todsen, har man be-
sSgt de flensborgske Skoler, og
i Aften er ale. Byens Lerere
indbndt til ct Mode med Mini
steren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
En- Begunstigeles til Tyskerne

FIensborg, 10. September. bet
vakte nogen Forundring, at Ty-
skerne opstillede Kandidater i
Nordslesvig, da Diet kunde synes
t%vivlsomt, ON de kunde faa de
for Anmeldelse af ct Parti for
ngdne 10000 Velgerunderskrif-
ter samlet. M oplyses Diet, at j
Nordslesvig kraves Diet like dem
ne Gang, at der skal 10000
Underskrifter til for Anmeldelse
af ct nyt Parti. ,,Flensborg Av."
siger hertil: Med Beskemmelse
maa det siges, at Tyskerne har
yidst bedre Besked ON den mer-
kelige Undtagelsebestemmelsc
end de Danske. Den skyldes aa-
.beabart Fl. 2. Hansen og er
.skaaret til Rette for hans nye
nordslesvigske Parti, der after
skulde skaffe ham en- sarlig
-Magtstilling mellem de Radlkale
OF Venstre. Dette naaede Ian
like at faa gennemfgrt men han
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
En- Vekselfalskner paa Valgh.


stem. Tonder, II. September bet
tyske Byraadsmedlem Eckwerth,
der i 1919 fix 6-S Maanders
Fengsel for Vekselfalsk, er OPP
fort paa Yalglisten. | Byraads-
mgdet Torsdag krevede de dan
ske Medlemmer at faa ham slet-
tet, men dette negtedes if9lge
,,Tgnder ANTS Avis fra tysk
Side med den Motivering, at Eek
werth havde faaet Oprejsning af
Arbejder- og Soldaterraadet un-
der Reyolutionen. Desuden STAIR
opfSrt flere tyske Embedsmend,
som kun midlertidigt opholder
sig i T9nder. Heller like disse
er bleven slettet.
Sagen er indanket for Dom
st0lene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Spnderjysk Arbejderforenings

~FAJoN
Kandidater. Haderslev, II. Sep
TENDER. ~Sonderjysk Arbejderfore-
ming har nu udpeget Kandiadter
til Folketingsvalget i 5 af de
7 s9nderjyske Opstillingskredse.
/ Hadersley Kredsen opstilles
Sekreter LAGER; i Aabenraa-
kredsen opstilles Ii. Lorenzen af
Graasten; i R9dingkredsen Mol
1ebygger Rasmussen af Toftlund /;
/ T9nderkredsen Fernandez for
den sonderjyske Husmandsfore-
ming, Hjorth, og i Augustenborg-
kredsen Fernandez for Hus-
mandsforeningen i Senderborg
Amt, Madsen af Sjellerup.
| de to andre Kredse, Sender
borg og Logumkloster, vii der Sc
mere blive opstillet Kandidater.
H. P. Hansen SON spnderjysk
Administrator? bet forlyder i
radikale Blade, at Administra-
tor Haarl9v forlader Sgnderjyl-
land for at blive Stiftamtmand
i Odense og at Regeringen paa-
tanker at udnevne II. Z. Hans
sen til Administrator.
Der synes, siger disse radika-
lie Blade, at v@re Forligsbest@r-
belser j Gang fra Partiet Ven
stres Side overfor Fl. 2. Hans
sen, og Diet n@vnes ! denne For
bindelse, at Regeringen for at
vinde Fl. ?. Hanssens T~ilhgngere
end like vii VICE tilbage for at
filbyde ham hans gamle Sitting
som Minister uden P~ortef9lJe.
De radikale Blades Meddelelse
stammer fra Aabenraa, og der er
derfor maaske Tale ON en- rFG-
larsf A+a4st Eadl- naastaar
Matt, at Rygtet er uden For
bindelse med Virkeligheden. Re-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Indremissionen.
Tilsammen $1667.39
Utahmissionen.

For kyitteret, Sc KbI. Mr.. 40
Hampton, Neb, Immanuels Nigh, (alle Mrs. Paul
Holm, Jens Holm, Henry johnson, Louis Madsen,
Louis Hansen, Ole yelling, MAIDS Madsen, G. c.
Petersen, Herman Hansen, S6ren Petersen, Niels
Petersen, Carl Hansen, Sherman Bondo, Chr. 81
monsen, II. 7. Madsen, Jens Eriksen, Carl Pc
tersen, Carl johnson nv. 81. Lars Eskildsen, Peter
Hansen. Hans Christensen nv. 81 ..............
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13

geringen har aldeles like taget
Standpunkt til dette Spergsmaal,
bl. a. fordi Amtmand Haarl9v
endnu like err forflyttet men Diet
kan dog allerede nu siges, at
hans E~fterfelgere / S9nderjyl-
land sikkert vii bliye en- juridiSk
uddannet Mand.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-10-13
Indianermissionen.

Far kvitteret co XIII Mr. 40 ... .$1606.80
Hampton. Neb, Emmanuels Mghs Kvindef. -. lOO0
Froid, Mont, Mrs. Ingward Knudsen .............. 25o
Greenyille, Mich, Vego Nelson og Hustru ........ 5Oo
Midtown, Wis, Pastor II. n. Hansen og Hustru =. 5o
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Financing Universities.

The minister of instruction of France has Just
issued appeal to private donors to follow the
American example and establish the habit of max
ing gifts leaving bequess to higher institutions
of learning. He frankly admits that the state, with
all its other burdens, cannot finance the universities,
especially if they to compete with the American
A commission is sitting in Great Britain
considering the applications of the Universities OF
Oxford and Cambridge for state aid. Mr.. Asquith
heads the commission. Not only will it report upon
the validity of the appeals but also upon the most
vital phases of administration of the ancient seats
of learning.
The coincidence in time of these differing ap-
peals is both interesting and significant. Neither
the state founded and state controlled universities of
France nor the privately endowed universities OF
England and Scotland have ever known such Law
ish and long continued giving of income either from
taxation from philanthropy as the American
state-suPported privately endowed and supported
universities have received. French and British cdu
Gators and publcists visiting this country have
found few phases OF our life provocative of covet
business the facts presented to them when they
to study the contrasting budgets in this field
When Joseph Chamberlain returned to England af
ter his last visit here he stressed repeatedly in his
public addresses the slackness of British OF
wealth in aiding their universities They not
loyal he said to the national tradition Of the past
states, whether German American, that taxed
themselves for higher ducaton.
Grim necessity and the experiences of the
are driving Cambridge and Oxford to seek
help from the public tsasury If they get it it will
be for consideration. They in turn will have TO
modernize their curricula, adopt utilitarian
theory Of education, and become democratic
in atmosphere Determinations as between appli-
cants will have to go'i if based grounds other
than lack of intellectual ability. State aid implies
service of all such is in our State univer-
sities.
In France quite different change apparently
impends. The state is turning to her afuent citi-
zens and saying: Share your accumulatons with
youth of today and tomorrow. Become Peabodys,
Rockefellers, Vanderbilts and Stanfords. Show
your patriotism for France by giving of your sur
plus to protect the national reputation for intel
lectual primacy- Come the relief OF the bur-
dened taxpayer"
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
Peril of the British Strike.

~ HE STRIKE Of the British coal miners will
inevitably have its hurtful effects in the
United States unless this government acts
promptly and efficiently for own protection.
In every great city OF the Union-and in Wash
ington severely than in most-a grave short
age Of coal is already apparent. Prices are up to
such a point as to put a heavy burden on the
householder, heavier it is be feared, than some
can bear. To the poor who buy coal in small
quantities, paying two three profits before it
reaches them, prices almost prohibitive. And
with high prices coal is always available.
1t simply does not exist at the point where it is
wanted
This is situation not peculiar to Washington.
1t exists in an even more menacing form in New
York, Boston and other great cities.
A. national menace can be averted only by
national action. In this instance the need OF national
action is made more imperative by the appearance
of Great Britain, and Europe a whole, bid
ders for coal.
'' Water transportation is cheap and speedy. With
the British mines shut down all Europe which has
hitherto been supplied from that quarter will turn
to Coal prices which extortionate and in
toleraHe today will be made doubly so by this new
demand from abroad Our industries will be made
p 7languish, and the hearth fires in our homes will
be quenched because OF quarrel between British
miners and an imperial government.
The gravity Of this situation demands imme-
diate and drastic action. The wealth of our people
the continuance of industries must not be left
in peril while officials give their thoughts to the
Presidential campaign. A prompt limitation should
be put upon coal exports, and National Coal
Comptroller should be appointed without delay.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-19
SUGGESTS sTANDARDIZING
MONTHS

To the Eiitor, The Washing ton Herald:
Instead of seven Of the months in
the year being 81 days long, four
30 days long and one IS days long,
it seems to me it would be better
If each and every one OF the twelve
months in a year were 80 days, 10
hours, 90 minutes and ( seconds
long.
II a month was 80 days, 10 hours,
20 minutes and seconds long, Jan
uary would end at % minutes and
4 seconds past 10 o'clock a. m. on
what is now called the 31st day of
January. February would end at
9 minutes and 20 seconds past
o'clock p. m. on what is now called
the End day of March. March
would end at 3s minutes and "a
seconds past one o'clock a. m. on
what is now called the End day of
April. April would end at minutes
and 2S seconds past 12 o'clock p.
Oll "haN 10 NJ" CdltQ the -nO
day of May. May would end at S6
minutes and 32 seconds past 10
o'clock p. m. on what is now called
the 1st day of June. June would
end at minutes and 36 seconds
past o'clock a. m. on what is now
called the End day of July. July
would end at "a minutes and 40
seconds past o'clock p. m. on what
is now called the LIST day of August.
August would end at minutes and
a. seconds past 6 o'clock a m. on
what is now called the 1st day of
September. September would end
at 32 minutes and 4S seconds past
o'clock p. m. on what is now called
the LIST day of October. October
would end at l minute and SO sec
onds past 3 o'clock a. m. on what is
now called the LIST day of November
November would end at so minutes
and Go seconds past l o'clock p. m.
on what is now called the 1st day
of December. December would end
at IL o'clock midnight on the 3lst
day of December.
JOHN ANSCHUTZ.
Washington.