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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-03-27

Reading The Pleasantyille Press is
reading the news of this locality.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
sDer M'oru'sa't:e'rl't[ll

mebr gebe fein allan 6abm, unter Der
s6ibrnng BET Ser. 5gtaaten Elm lie
1pereinfommen 5tpilden ben Nationen
5uitanbe az brtngen, meldes tpirflth
ben 6rieoen Der 8elt forbern tpiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
NorozDafotd.

@abpetorr. Nels 8erbe1, cir
&ontraftor, Ser burh oas 8erlten Ell
ner Dampfrobre iblimm Derbrubt
mor6en tpur, lit, obtpobl, er Dot
Sbmer5 balb pabnfinntg mar, in
1einem Mntomobil % WeilenEme Bis
bierber g%efabren, no linn ar5tliber
Beiitano 5uteil meroen fonnte. Nera=-
te oes &ospifalS, in mel9em er iib
beftnoet> meinen, er tperoe NIT benz
2eben baponfommerl. ,@
8ismarf. - 2aut be11 Mngaben beS
Bun6es5eninsamts bat Der Staat
Mortb Dafota 645,730 @inmobner,
nas cine n3nnbnte Inn 68,674 ooer
ito Hro5ent be6eutet.
Stantot1. -Dan MiIer bon bier,
etn SoGoat, meFdfyer briibe1t mar, tpur-
Sc ais tot angemeloet Dom &riegsbe=
.ppartemett. Ct lit aber iebr Iebe16ig
uno min iogar ieiinenl Bonus bonn
5tante baden, Der ibm, mie nnen an
0eren soIoate11 5ufommt. MnBerbem
meir1t er aud, CT bate eigentlid nod
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

beobaAtete 8erbalten, uno iA per.
Be ais Meni9 mie als 8nrger ibm
etpia Can't oaflr miiien. Sd mer6e
iblieBlib nod einmal meme 2ebe1s.
erinnerungen nieoeri6reiben, un6 bic
8iBbegierigen oes funftigen Sabr.
bnnberts tperoen Damn erfabren. bob
elm fein0li9er General, Ser ebenio
bod ieines Ser5ens mie ieines @eiltes
balber oaitebf 5ranfrei9 gegenlber
Ser eoelite @egner mar" ct. @als
Tier %ertpioerte ipater: Scr quite Sc.
neral bon Manteuffel lit mieoer nod
Berlin 5uriidgefebrt, er lit oerielbe
geblieben Biz gum 5dluB. Stets &C.
rebt, periobnli6 uno fre1noi6afti9.
Mn6 er bat, obmobl HeuBe. etn
8latt ernltlider Danfbarfeit IN I'M
leren Mnnalen peroient."
Ser ber5ettige 9efeblsbaber Der
fran50iiiben Eruppen I'M oenti9en
Electromagnetic rednet alf cine abn-
Ii9e Entertaining BET ieinem Mb5uge
ougeni9einli9 ni6t. @r iat Sab, Der
tanienofdltige @rnte tragen muB.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
2obge ne11ut 2iea 8r11titatte fiji
" F&srieae.

Seem Sort, Is. Oft. = Senotor
&enrp Cabot 2obge bielt 5onntaga=
BEND in Seem Sort cine &e6e, in tpel=
der er Die Nationenliga als ~eine MI=
lian5, Die anitaH 6en @eltfrie6en gu
f0r6ern, &rtege er3e1tgert Miro" Be-
5eidnete. .Die 2iga, 10 iagte er, lit bon
bon ~33tpangs6lr6flbr11ng 6urd
Seere nn6 entbdlfs menig iiber 6ie Sea-
tionen o6er Elm @eltyS9ieosgeri6t.
80 mie Ser 4B5afft :iiebt Lal1tet> 1T es eli
ne @efabr> feline @i1fe fir Sen Srie=
ben Ser 8elt." Gum &erglei6 fiibrte
Der Steiner Senator @aroings Mnf=
faiinng bon ben beiten Mitteln CUR
50roerung 6es @eltfrie6ens an. &C.
nator 5ar6ing iei eben1o tbie irgeno=
Elm onberer 2eben6er 6arouf beoadt,
Ben 8eltfrie6en GIT f0r6ern, MIR lei
Ct niht %geionnen, sic Ser. Stoaten
onr6 8eitritt GIT elmer Mutan5 at OBJ
fern, mel6e &rieg nn5 ni6t Srie6en
be6euten miir6e. @r iei nit uuer
&roft gegen Die bon 8rGiioent WiI-
ion aus Haris mitgebrodte 9iga, biel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
Mieifae Waisernte.

!. -8nibington, Is. DIT Die Mtois-
.ernte fberipridt sic groBte in Ser Sc
ldidte bes 2afr0eS al meroen nno
miro borausiibtli@ ale bisberigen Ste
.foroe I'M nber ne1n5ig Minione1 8utzz
ihels u%bertreffen. Mnf @rlrb etres
Staatenltan6es bon 89.1 8ro5ent art
1. Oftober itellte 6as 2anopirtiAanfts-
Departement IN Mafbington an 6reii<
ftalq1iabten6 in Musf9t, 6aB Der Mais~
grtraq 3,2t6,192,000 Bufhel betra=
zen miro gegeniiber 3,124, TAG, 900
BnfdeI i'm Sabre 1912. &anfns, See
brosfa uno Miiionri mer6en faft a1s=
1dlieBIih Sen ueberi6nB 1tefern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
Entered at the Post Office at st
Cloud, Mimi, as Second Glass Matter
wel& eitt Mnteri<Rie>.

5enator 9aroing bot feinen 3wei-
fel oariiber gelaiien, mie er 1td I'M
Sale ieiner @rtpablung betretfs Der
amerifanii9en Eruppen in Deutl9-
lano perbalten 1puroe. SSn DeS Mol-
nes inn 5taate Soma REF elm 3ulaau-
er oeu1 republifaniiben Fraiioent'
id}aftstanoioaten Die Srage an: ~gSie
l1ebts nit Sen Sunge1s, Die nod bril-
ben in 9eutiblauS iino2" Muf oteie
6rage nod Der Yolitit, ote binltbt-
lid Ser arnerifaniiden Sruppen ont
&bein befolgt peroen wiiroe, antpor-
tete @aroing: sd uoQte oaoon TO-
mieio iprehen. uniere Gra1ppen ba-
ben BORT ni9ts al iu6en, uno iobalo
mir ben formli9en Srieoen ertlart b.
ben, f0nnen mir fiber ietn, oab tie
nah 9auie fommen, 10 pie oas 1el1
loute." Senator Saroing lit alio fir
iofortige 9eimberufung Der Srupper,
iDbolo Ser unletoIi9en &atia4e zines
&riegs5ultanoes I'M 5rieoen etn @ns
De gema6t moroen iit. Ser oemofra=
til9e NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cog
bot lid} befanntli4 Dor bent @eoan-
fen zines beionoeren 6rieoensi9luiies
nit Geuti9Iano oreimal b~efreu5tgt.
gr ideint Dos fir Die gr0bte aIler
5inoen gu balten. Saroing ertlart,
ein folder ieparater Srteoensi9lub Jet
ear nidt einual n0tig, I'M BEN utter-
quidliden @erbdltniiien zines iaier
e1pig %mabrenoen &rtegs5uitarroes Elm
gnoe gu maden. Nqes, tpas notig }et
lit, baB ser &ongreB cine &eiolution
annimmt, in Der Der @tntriH 6es form
liben 6rieoens5uitanoes ausgeiproe
den miro. Dds miir0e nidts meiter
s1pie oas Ausipreden elmer ldngft eir-
getretenen Satiabe fem. Wir iino
iiber5eugt, oaB bas ganae Sano IN
Diele 8e5iebmng Dem republifanii9en
&%anDibaten beipflihtet. Die BON Der
gegenm0rttgen Administration belieb-
tie 8eriteifung auf 0ie Notpenbigfeit
Ser @utbeiBung 6es BeriaiQer Buftes
idabet bem 2an6e, meil oaour6 III
gefinitelter 8eiie Elm &riegs5ultano
%beibebalten miro, Ser 81 ben iibrigen
Sotiaden nidt paBt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
@.V' 1T. $500 ~ - s8I -. N-"9F
Keifte ,teme GriAeinmne.

Ser 8ormurf Der @eri9tpenona1g
1T in unieren nationalen 8ablfamr
pfen feline t1eue @ri9einuag. 8alo bat
lin sic eine, bolb bie anoere Yarte1
erbober. Beionoers ldrmero bat ibn
Die 6emofrotii9e 8artei I'M Sabre
1912 erboben. Canals 6urd5og
8ooorom @ilfor1 oas 2ano BON einen1
@noe aum anbern uno prebtgte Spar-
lamfeit. Ser republifanii6en Rartet
mari er Dor, baB iie Die offentli9en
@eloer in gerabe5u ungebeuerli9er
8eiie peridmenoet uno ii@ oaoa1rb
6es 8ertrorens 6es Bottles als nn=
miroig ertpielen babe. Wooorop Wtl.
ion bot jid uls &etter an. Die neue
6reibeit, bie er berfin6ete, ionte aud
sic 8efrei1tng bon Ser beridmenoer1=
lAen republifani19en 8irtl6af in
Ser Understanding bringen. Seit=
ber lino u9t Sabre b~erfIoIien. Mns
6em Mnfldger bon 6amals lit beute
ser Mngeflagte 'getporoen.
SSy1t Der @eidibte unieres 2anoes
giebt es feinen Mb19nitt, ser bon ID
beillofer Beridmenbnng Ser 0ffentli,
den @eI0er peiB, tpie mir iie utter
ser Serri9aft @oo6rom @illons er-
lebt baben. @Gbren6 6es &rieges be-
Ionoers iin6 Miainr6en gum Seniter
binansgemor fen tpor6en. Mber and
nad oen &riegsiabren nod iino in Der
Understanding Orgien Ser Ser
f9tpenbung gefeiert tporoen, bie 2obne
Beiipiel oaf teben. 8on Der oemofra=
ti1den Bartei lit 8elferung nidt 5t
e%rtparten: sic fat audi anf oieiem
@ebiete 10 bollitdnoig beriagt> bob
ibr Berbleiben in ser @erribaft le>
bigli6 neue @nttduldnngen bringen
pMrbe.
Rur ou.rb ben Stur3 bes 1elbft=
berrIiben SDltems, 6as als Erdger
an Ser: nebel, Die in ben lebten iteben
Sabren iber 6as 2ano gefommen
fin6, Dor Ser Matiot1 itebt, fann 8eie<
rltng gebra9t meroerr. SIN Sic 5teae
oieies ielbftberrliden 5pitems, Sos
&idiibten a11f sic 0ffentlide 8obl-
fabrt ni9t fennt nn6 ni6t nebme1
min, rn11B mie6er Elm berfaiiungsmd<
.Biges &egime treten, 6ds fi6 le6iglid
bon Miidiihten anf Die 0ffentli6e
@oblfabrt leiten ldBt un6 Sr6n1ng
11no @eiddftsmdBtgfeit tpieoer in Sic
0ffentlide 8ertpaltltng bringt. Das
farm MIR Elm &egime fein, an oeiien
Spite 8arren IS. &ar6ing ftebt, Ser
Bannertrdger ser Bartei, 6ie 6em
,2an6e einen Mbrabam 2incoln nn6 Ell
men @iuiom Mc&inlep gegeben fat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
Sran5eiett mtt> 0emtiAe

MIs int Sabre 1873 Die 0euti6en
Srupper unter General Wantteuffel
Sranfrei9 rdrmten, iiberian6te ibm
Sbiers, ser 6omalige Braiioent Ser
fron50iii6en &epublif, feline @eldi@-
tie 0es &on1ulats uno &aiierrei6s
nit folgenoer 8iomnng: ~9einer
@r5eQen5 6em General bon Wanttenf=
fel 5ur @rinnerung an ietne humane
11no groBmiitige BertDaltung Der BE-
ietten fran3oiiiden Bropin5en."
Sn einem 8riefe an ct. Bauier
idrieb Sbters: nS6 bin INNER nod
GnBerlt geriibrt iiber SOS bon Serrn
bon Manteuffel nit 8e5ltg uuf uns
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
per5npIe.seiecniAaften oes
Kenerebn,a1nnes AarslS
Kftmtie1,.

Sssrgenb cine Mmtsn1sfubrung 5eib
net li9 in beion6erer 8eiie bur9
EYunftlibfeit aus, un6 in bieier Sin;
liAt ging @ongreBmann &arol0 Smut
ion mdtbreno ieiner bisberigen Mnnts'
aeit nit beltem~ 8eiipiel boron. st
Ima9te es itb our Mufgabe, oQen Sit
unge,n bei5umobnen unb I'M @egenteil
bon leinem beutigen Mmtsmitbetper=
Der 2inbbergb in ol1en &omiteen, De,
men CT 3ugeteilt mar, 5ngegen az fein,
mas Serr 2in6bergb ietner eigenen
Muslage mad at tim perfeblte 5ur s3eit
,als er uniern fongreliioneQen Diltrift
I'M &ongreB pertrat, 6aber SEER Smut,
ion ieiner linn augemein nadgerltbm-
ten Mmtstdtigteit megen als Der be-
%por5ugte &anoibat betra6tet uno ON
Wabltage beban6elt merben mnB.D od
@err @mltion 3eibnete it6 ni6t n1r
6urb feline ltetige @egenDart, mo inn
mer 5ieie erbeii@t 1pur6e, aus ionbern
audi our9 8ort un6 Sat, un6 pas e. =
i'm &ongreB borbrabte 11rb ertpirfte,
laBt i'm mie6er nls ben bebor5ugten
&onoioat nf6 8ertreter unieres tom
greltoneqen Diitrifts %erfennen.s
@as ser Sarmer an eriter Steae
be6arf lit elm rneridItterli9er S9ub-
tarif fri ale Sarmpro6ufte, 10 bob
oeren SUPPORT aus an6eren 2dnoern
feine11 9euben mebr na6 ii6 5ieben
miro. Sails Elm republifaniider Pra=
1ioent un6 &ongreB gemdblt miro, 1T
in oieier Sinfidt fir pen 6armer-
ltanb Gorge getrogen. @ongrebmann
Sorolo &nution lit Die 1ogenannte
,republifanii6e Beiti@e" 6es &muies
uno befinbet ii9 in 6er Sage, 6arna9
3u ieben, baB BEN Sarmern 0es Noro-
1p,eltens iebpe6er Sdub getpebrt miro,
menn man i'm nit Ser 8ie6ertpabl
beebrt. unitreitig bat &err &nution
m6bren6 ieiner &ongrebperio6e einen
.r1l1bmli6en @rfolg 5u per5ei6nen, nno
oiefer liegt in ieiner nnermnoliden
Mrbeit nnb ieiner 8efdbigung int
merfort oos &idtige 5n treffen. Bdb=
reno Ser &riegS5eit un6 na9ber bot
er touienoe bon Bduen fir 5oloaten
unb lire 8ertpan6ten in 0rbn1ng
qebra6t. $50 imner 6erartige Gdae
inn nnterbreitet uuroen, 5eigte er
eth miQiges @eb0r uno nabm li9 Ser
ielben an, ols pdren es feline eigenen
Nngelegenbeiten getpeien> uno aud)
.bieie Satiabe ioute ols cine ieiner bic
len 8or5iige om Babltoge ni9t au=
Der Mdt gelaifen peroen. &err Smut
ion fat fih bes Bertroue1ts l1nb Ser
Mnerfennl1ng ser Bdbler bes Z. fon=
freiionellen 9iitrifts. tpiir6ig gema6t>
u. iein Mrbeiten i'm S~ntereiieb es 2an-
oes un6 6es Bolfes tptr6 ibm li9erIih
ourd sic Bieoertpabl am 2. Mobem=
Der berdDItpn mer6en %
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
@ahI in Seiterreih.

@ten, 10. Oft. - Die Biz jebt bot
liegen6en Beridte iiber Ste Wabl CUR
neuen Notwithstanding bie am
Sonntag IN Seiterrei6 abgebalten
tp1tr6e, gebep Sen @briltli6=5 o5ialen
cine fleine Webrbeit uber Sic anoeren
8orteien., MuBer ibnen fommen 11tr
Die S~oaidloemofraten un6 sic @roB=
6ent{den (o6er 3entrnm) in 8etra6t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21
Wanfiersfo1be1nt in @aIhinato1..

8aibington IL. Dft. -- Mus oQen
.1eilen beg 9an0es treffen bier Ban.
tiers Elm 3l1r @r0ffnnng Der 46. Sab
regofnbentio11 Der Mmericm ganferS'
M}lpciation, bte oie gan5e Wode BIN
our9 bauern mir6. Dte Srogen, Die
our Berat1ng borliegen, betreffen---
bon ben 8anfen IN ben fleinen 2an6-
ItQpten Bis at i11ternationalen finan-
aienen 8e5tebnngen ale mi6ttgen
Si1anaprobleute oes Cages. Mls @e6.
ner iinb einige Mitglie6er bes &abi>
1etts iotpie electromagnetic a8nfiers
uno @a6beritan6ige bon internatio-
11ulem Stuff borgemerft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

Grafton. -Die bette Gladsernte
.6teler @egeno baberr Sic @ebriioer
Gerber e%iingebeimit 5ie orofden 1872.
I8ui9el bon 80 Mder, nlio ettpas nber
81 8ui9el bonn older. ...x
8ismarf. - Mns Merger onriiber,
bob Der a8rben BEN Snfnifen oes
|Staats5udtbnuIes 6og Boferfpielen
'perboten bate, gingen 40 Strdflinge
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-10-21

Elm Mnredt a1f bag @elo, meIdes 6ie
Megierung fir iein 8egrdbnis un6
fir Die &erien6ung ieiner 2ei6e aus
gegeben bat, neil oies allies Der &e..
gierltrg eripart nor0en lei. Seine
Yapiere mqulro1en arsgefiibrt 11no tpenn
es G9tpterigfetten geben follte, min er
na9 8ismard reifen nnb ii9 bort
leben6ig boriteaen.
The commonwealth., 1920-12-24

N that plan, we accept it as a
great truth and know that
the emerging Of the world from
darkness into light dates from
he hour when the Star of Bethle
hem flashed across the Judean
sky.
Jesus Christ was therefore
Gods first Christmas .gift to a
sad and weary world. No won
der the angels say, Glory to God,
in the highest. No wonder that
the gates Of Paradise seemed to
open while angtls looked down
upon the scene.
Il that hour was born the
spirit of cheer, peace On earth,
and good will toward men which
has never died out during all the
centuries which hav; passed
There have been times when lis
splendor has seemed dimme1,
and when men appeared to for
get the entlments Of that first
Christmas message, but On Christ
mas day itself, few there are
who do not count il privilege
to journey in imagination with
he wise men Of the east, to that
humble cradle in the manager
which the Christ-child made holy
with His presence.
The commonwealth., 1920-12-24
ON WITH THE DANCE"

! SEE
The amazing revenge of Jill
ed light-o-love.
The escapades Of a butterfly
wife.
The shot at a revel that ends
the fools dance''
The butterfly's startling con
fession in court to- save a man.
The dance Of the Masked Dan
Ger.
Sensation scenes in an ''afrer
hours jazz place.
In the big picture "On With The
Dance featuring Mae Murray
and David POWELL, which comes
to the Dixie Theatre, Christmas
night, Dec. 25, one night only.
Prices, adults 35c, children 90
The commonwealth., 1920-12-24
Fri, December "a, 1920
FIRST GREAT CHRISTMAS
GIFT

He gave His only begottel
son
Tie world stands upon til,
threshold Of that season Of tho
year when the thought Of chris.
tendon instinctively turns to the
'lost gladstone day in the an
mails Of recorded time birth
day Of the Savior of the World.
We may not be able with our
finite understandings to compre-
hend 4he height and depth of
the great plan which came from
the mind Of the Infinite and
which comprehended the redemp-
ton Of the entire human race.
but we find in the Inspired Word
this passage Of unmistakable I'M
rort: "For God so loved the
world, that He gave His only
begottn son. that whosoever be-
lieveth on Him should not perish,
but have everlasting life.''
In those words we find an epi-
rome Of the Divine plan. The
motive and the reason are both
set forth. and while we may mar
vel over what was comprehended
The commonwealth., 1920-12-24
LIBRARY CLOSED UNTIL.
JANUARY 2rd.

The ladies in charge Of he
library wish to announce tnat
they will be unable to serve the
people again until Monday. Jan
3rd.
On that date quite number
Of new books will be ready fo,
distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
Today's News
in Paragraphs

D. c. Commissioners award $220, 900 con-
tract for resurfacing of city streets and
S48, 900 contract for addition to Dean
wood School. Page /
Head of Chinese army gives up before
attacks of rebels. Page l
Erwin R. Bergdoll( alleged draft dodger,
brother of Grover, surrenders. Page 1
Railroad strike danger believed averted
by award OF board Page l
Turks sign peace treaty as Greeks enter
Adrianople. Page 1
DR.. McKim's will makes bequests for
charities. Page 2
Soft coal operators warned of federal
control unless needs are met. Page 2
District rail workers favor accepting
award. Page 2
First certificates for pensions for gov
ernment employees to be issued on
August q. Page 2
Harding and Coolidge Republican Club
in District made permanent amid en-
thusiasm; further campaign plans.
Page
Rent board upholds validity of renewal
clause in lease. Page
DIR. Thomas Calver, auditor of Treasury
Department, dies suddenly. Page Z
Strike called in Dublin to impress U. S.
government to release James Larkin,
anarchist, from prison. Page 12
Local school officials to order survey if
CONGRESS does not act Rase J3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
FAMILY ROW GUSTS
CUMMINGS FROM
COMMITTEE CHAIR
Moore Blocks Retention of
Democratic Manager to
Square Accounts.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July 21.-Gov.
Cox doesn't display the slightest con-
Germ over the republican maneuver
which attempts to exhibit him as sur
rendering ANY difference he may
have had" on. the league of nations
or as favorinE "Mr. Wilson's league
of nations exactly as it was written" "
The Ohio governor expects to make
very clear during the campaign just
what he stands for. and the people
can judge for themselves whether he
inherits all the flaws Of wisconsin or
whether he is indeed a new leader of
the democratic party who has SUBJ
scribed to what seemed to be, to him.
the virtues Of the league OF nations.
As a matter of fact, il there was
any bending. the President showed
himself as not opposed to changes In
the treaty and league. Mr.. Wilson
accepted Gov. Cox's reservations and
gave his full approval to the. state
ment on the league written for. the
May %. This statement was that
the definite understanding that moth
ing in 1t shall impair. the independ-
ence Of the United States or interfere
with Americas Constitution.
Expenditures His Worry.
But Gov. Cox is. for, the present,
much more worried about what the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-21
erwin R. BERGD0LL,
GR0VER'SBR0THER,
GIVES HIMSELF UP!
Alleged Draft Dodger, Long a
Fugitive, Surrenders at
Governors Island.

NEW YORK. July 21.-Erwin r.
Bergdoll, younger half-brother of Grover
Cleveland Bergdoll. who disappeared
from his Philadelphia home about two
years ago, and since then has been
sought on charges Of draft evasion. to-
day surrendered at Governors Island.
With Bergdoll was Judge James
Rofnig OF Philadelphia. He is a per-
sonal friend of the Bergdell family, who
himself is under Indictment in connec-
Bergdoll, who surrendered to Trial
Judge Advocate Maj. William F
Kelly, was Immediately made pris-
oner in Castle William. Besides Judge
Romig, Bergdoll was accompanied
by his half-brother. Charles Braun.
When the trio entered the judge ad-
vocate'S Office Judge Romig said:
1--WE have Erwin Bergdoll, desirous to
surrender" Bergdoll was Immediate
ly taken to prison.
Col. Hunt Faces Trial.
AT. the time Bergdoll surrendered.
Lieut.. Col John E. Hunt. former COM
mandant of the United States dis
ing a court martial on the island, be
fore Judge Advocate Lieut.. Col.
Charles c. Cresson in connection with
the escape of Grover Bergdon.
Both Braun and Judge Romig de-
cline to say where they had met young
Bergdoll but admitted that they had
come here from Philadelphia with
him.
when Judge Romig was asked if
he expected to produce Grover Berg
doll. he said he was trying to do his
best to locate him.
Surrender Not Surprise.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81. The
ID 1o1 q
not a surprise to federal officials here.
They had been expecting it for some
months.
He disappeared in May. 1918. after
failing to answer call for war
service. This was year after Grover
also a deserter from the Army, fled
The effort to capture the. notorious
draft evaders has been unremitring.
The search led to Mexico. Canada and
every section of the United States.
The career Of Erwin has been al
Most Noted OF Four Brothers.
He was the most noted of the four
Bergdoll brothers as motor car racer.
breaking a record in the 200-mile Fair
mount Park race, and rivaling de Pal
ma as an expert driver.
Like Grover. he was terror to
motorists and pedestrians on the subur-
ban roads around Philadelphia Com
munities protested and he paid many
heavy fines for scorching. Erwin is
thirty years old. His wife died last year
while he was fugitive.
Mrs Bergdoll said today she is heart
lily glad he has surrendered. She hopes
Grover will do likewise, she said
officials here told of the method of
Bergdolls surrender. With his brother,
Charles E. Braun, who changed his
name because of unpleasant notoriety
the family name had obtained, and
James E. Romig, a friend of the family,
he appeared at the Battery. Roenig
asked the sergeant in charge for passes.
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AWARD CONTRACT
OF $4,000 FOR
FIXING STREETS
D. c. Commissioners Also Ar.
range for Addition to the
DeanWood School.

The Commissioners today awarded
to the Crawford Paving Company a
contract for the resurfacing of $4,000
square yards of District streets at
80 per yard. Approximately 1920, 900
is involved.
1t was originally intended to make
this contract for $4,000 square yards.
but the cost of doing the work has
increased so since last year that the
Commissioners had to cut the esti-
mate by 20 per cent. Last year the
bid for this work was only $2.95 per
square yard.
At a board meeting this morning
the city heads also ordered that the
following streets be repaired and
oiled at a cost of $3.50: Howard place
northwest, from Georgia avenue to
9Th street, 9th street from College
street to Howard place at 4th street
from v street to Mcmillan Park.
It was further ordered that the
roadway of 41st street to Western
avenue and Western avenue to Chevy
Chase circle be repaired at cost of
$500; that Newton street northeast
from 14th to 18th street be repaired
at cost of 5000. and 49th street north
east between Eads street and Brooks
street, 500.
The Commissioners awarded to
Henry B. Davis, local builder, the
contract for the erection of four
room addition to the Deanwood
School at cost of $4S.000. 1t is
planned to lift the roof of the pres
ent school building and build the ad-
dition as second story.
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Observation-Disclosures
DELAYS $1,000, 900 HOME

ly The decision to defer action was
reached at a meeting of the board of
directors of the chamber held recently.
The decision, it was explained by
City Club officials. seems a fun vindi-
cation and Endorsement of the judg-
ment of the club in awaiting a more
favorable time for building.
Await Suitable Conditions.
An abstract of the proceedings of
the meeting of the board of directors
for the chamber at which the action
was taken contains the following
paragraph:
The fund necessary for the con-
struction of the new building is to be
completed soon. Decision as to when
actual construction of the building
is to begin has been deferred until,
in the boards opinion. conditions, es-
pecially with respect to labor and
materials, are more propitious for
economic and speedy erection of the
building.
Meanwhile. the structure on the
site is not to be used or occupied, but
it's exterior is to be kept in good
repair until the time comes for its
WreckiQg."
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Indicative Of the prevailing belief of
business men that building operations
in Washington before long are to see
a "better day. comes the announce
ment by the United States Chamber of
Commerce Of decision to defer erection
of it's new building until more pro-
pitious conditions" occur.
This statement by the national
trade body lends emphasis to the
action taken recently by the City Club
in postponing erection of its proposed
clubhouse on G street for similar rea-
sons.
To he National Home.
The new building for the chamber,
to be erected at an approximate cost
of S2,0O0,000. will serve as a national
headquarters. The structure will be
located on a site already selected at
the northeast corner of Connecticut
avenue and H street northwest.
While no definite date for the work
of construction had been fixed. it was
pointed out by officials today, It had
been MANNED to start the Worls short