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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-05-12

ASSiSTANT to delivery clerk in lumber yard:
must be live man. not afraid OF work or
hours: experience not essentials: state age and
references. Address RoN .s8R- r. Star office
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STENOGRAPHER and typist two evenings 4
week about two hours. Address Box 233- B,
Star once. Il"
OGRAPHER-Competent. experienced;
Immediate; permanent employment. Tele-
Dhone NJ $685. lbs
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SALESLADIES on gowns and
suits; permanent position; best
wages paid. Only those thor
oughly experienced need apply.
Rizik Bros, 1918 + NV.
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| WANTED--Real estate salesman. Victor ia.
hi. Southern bldE.. 18th and H SITS. NV.
WANTED-Male elevator operators over eight
cen years Of age. Apply Calyerton apartments,
Columbia and Quarry road.
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THE SERVICE RADIO SCHOOL announces
the opening Of its Morse telegraph dept. The
telegraph field offers excellent opportunities
for young women. The pay 10 excellent and
the work fascinating. Cali and zee us. Serv-
Ice Radio School. Inc. 9OO-8O2 Pa. ave. NV.
TWO MATTRESSES, two dlshwashers. CereRo
Lunch. 1929 18th at. 12s
TWO LADIES TO solicit orders for well ad-
yertised articles. Call 700 Eye 81. NV. Mr..
Hayes
TYPTST with speed and accuracy: preferably
in vicinity Of Georgetown. Address Box 3D. b.
Star office. 14s
TYPIsr: permanent position; good pay. 100
Continental Trust bldg. 12s
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MALE.

ACCOCNTANT-Firm of acconn ants has open
ing for senior accountant: state experience age
and salary expected. Address Box :S4-B, star
office l4s
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AUTOMOBILE STOCK CLERK: man ~ expert
"n"s In work: state GALAXY. Address Box 2o4 B.
StaI od3eo, Is
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sALEsLAD Sls a week to start;
age y to 81; reference. Richards Gift Shop.
800. u. 81. 12s
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ATTENTION. MARRIED MEN-we can use
three more clcancut married men. &24 and
commission; reference. Apply 3 to G. 2O4 Dis
tri~t National Bank bldg
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WANTEp-HELP
MALE-ContinueA.

REGISTERED pharmacist
hours and salary good; refer
ences. Address Box lob, Star
office.
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|SALESLADIES Experienced
dry goods, hosiery, underwear,
etc. Apply Harry kaufman,
Inc 1916 9TH st. NV.
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ELEVATOR OPERATOR. coIored: must have
license. Room 2O7. Woodward bldg.
ELEVATOR 30 Y-Colored.
neat appearance Qicensed); $45
per month. Apply Head Bell
man, Cairo Hotel, on Que st.
between 10th and 18th SITS.
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STEM RAPHER, to
take correspondence of
store executives; interest
ing work; permanent posi-
ton; good salary to start.
Apply at Office, Parker
Bridget Co., the Avenue at
9th.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
HEALTH, HOPE AND HAPPINESS
elves dishonorable graves.

selves dishonorable graves.
Health and hope 20 hand In hand
When hope is gone, health goes also
The hopeful man has his feet firmly
oil the ladder of health. A hope that
sees no further than material things
and such pleasures as can he got ont
OF money, 1t like house built ON shift
ing sand | am old-fashioned enough
Ia believe that man cannot he really
and truly happy unless he recognizes
a higher purpose in life than merely
feeding, clothing and sheltering him.
self, and reproducing his kind. 10
recognize a spiritual purpose In all
things IS Ia have lasting houe which
nothing can quench. Books are also
a great aid to happiness. Books enable
rs Ia. commune with the great minds
Of the past and present They enable
us to withdraw out Of our own little
world Of imaginary troubles and live in
the world OF humanity. Ebert Huh
barl said man To succeed in business
must get outside II his business at
least once n day. We find that Src.
cSSful men like Lincoln and Roosevelt.
possessed in n large degree that power
Il Withdrawing out Of themselves aud
forgetting the cares Of teh momen H.
book or hobby. 'Da not depend en.
irrly on other people. or ON dice rr
ards to keep YOU amused. Crltiya'o
our mind a little. The man who can
lot he happy in his own company will |
lever get much happiness.
However, if we could all practice
What we preach II would De fine
world. iiut we must aim at tho moon
T we wish TO hit the top of the tren.
md So the Editor and staff Of the
losntain Breeze join with me in wish.
NJ all our readers Health Hope and
Iuip'neiS. thank ven
The Mountain Breeze
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
CBy Professor spocfer)

II is pleasure to me to comply with
the request OF your editor and say a
few words about Health. Hope and
Happiness. Volumes might be, and
have been written on the subject. The
human race has been engaged in
Chasing the Cure" during all the
thousands OF years that disease and
death have been with us. In by-gone
times, men have sought the remedy
for the Exilir of Life. and studied the
every conceivable place, and every pos.
sible manner Primitive peoples re-
lied chiefly ON nominations and h0cus
pOcus Later on they searched vainly
for the ENilir Of Life. and studied the
properties of strange herbs. 4 great
step was taken when Pasteur discov-
cred that diseases were caused by
germs. thereby notwithstanding the
science OF medicine But modern medi-
cine is coming TO realize that an ounce
of prevention is worth a pound OF cure,
and that right living and right think |
ing are important factors not only in |
the prevention. hut also in the cure Of
disease. Health is not something To be |
got out ~ bottle and taken with a
spoon. Health comes of living accord. /
ing to nature, maintaining right mem
tai attitude and mind free from ma.
lice or fear Most of Ms do not sec life
in its proper perspective. We attach
too much Importance To triflcS and
worry over things that might happen
hut never do, and let ourselves get
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

culhtions Of the department OF agri
culture this years corn crop will ap-
proXimate 3.2lG,OOO,O0O bushels of
I0,OOOOOO bushels greater than the
record crop Of 1912. According 10 the
departments forecast ON the wheat
crop 1t will be 750,04S 900 bushels that
Is excluding the fall and spring wheat
crop estimates. This years wheat crop
is decidedly smaller than it should be.
The shortage h crops is mostly due TO
the fact that according Ia this year's
census report a very great ger CEN Z,
Of the farm help and labor have In /.
grated to the large cities causing nm
alarming decrease In the amount of In.
habtants living in the ruraI dis.
tricts where the food OF the natior 10
produced. The increased mlgratior TO
the cities was caused mainly by 81 ort.
age Of help In the munition fac'tr ,ries
during the war time but az long ms the
people seem inclined to city II fe and
war time wages the production of raw
will be decidedly on the de.
crease until that time when part of
them will be forced to return to the
farm ON account Of the high price of
food in the cities. The tobacco crop
to he the largest in historr
ls 1t IL estimated at LAS. 7SS. DOC
pounds proving that the consumation
II tobacco Is decidedly ON the Increase.
The Mountain Breeze.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

The japanese question isn't really a
campaign issue as Is supposed by many
Gs both the Democratic and Republican
candidates for President are. in favor
u supporting the States effected by
Japanese immigration in any state leg
islation or laws that are enacted by
them that are within the bounds OF the
Constitution Of the United States. Cal
ifornia will take n referendum vote in
November upon q law that not only
forbids Japanese 10 own land but for
bids them even to lease it. IL is UNI
doubtedly the best course 10 take as
Occidental and Oriental civilization
can never mix with harmony and
peace. The people on the west coast
will very likely gain strong support
after the coming election regardless of
which political party is in power
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

offended and revengeful at the nasty
remarks of others. thereby flattering
those people by attaching an import.
ance TO their opinions. Health is as
much an attitude Of mind as physical
condition. OF course sound body is
II great help 10 successful life. Her
bert Spencer says THE first requisite
is Ia be,a good animal" hut the hiog.
raphieS Of men who have done things
show MS that n man can make a great
SucceSS NJ life. although he is n chronic
invalid. Readers Of the American
Magazine will recall many accounts Of
such eases. do not think that because
you have n little lung trouble your
life is failure. Formerly a diagnosis
Of T. u. was regarded as equivalent
To u death sentence. and the Doctor not
knowing any better would order the
windows closed Ia keep out the draft,
the curtains drawn and the key-hole
plugged up ~ that the sick man was
Theoretically sealed like old RnmescS /
II in his tomb. and then he would kick |
he bucket in few days. But we
know different now and Docs who
spent years monkcying around with
'olorcd bottles Of dope, test tubes. bal
lnceS. pestleS and mortars. searching
or the ENilir ~ Life have found that
iature had it all the while Let Us
hen. live in the fresh air and expose
to heavens sunlight. and
ease To creep and fawn and peek about
'etween the Skyschapers to find our
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

nomically, geographically, and racially
no sharp line of demarkntlon can be
drawn between Ireland and the rest OF
the British Isles but they persist that
II the rest OF Ireland IS granted free
dom from British rule that they will
have IL too.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

The population Of the United States
is 1O5,6N3.Si2 according to the 1920
census report AN increase Of 13,710S24
or 1I9 over the last census report.
This figure does not include approx
mately 12,2jO,OOO people living in ~
comtTy's outlying possessions. The
population Of Alaska and the total
classed under the military and naval
service abroad have not been announc.
ed as yet.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

According 10 newspaper reports n
proclamation of Union Of Russian
Workers was found among papers and
pamphlets IN the possession of some
dangerous radicals arrested recently in
Chicago by agent of the department Of
Justice Among the literature was
founded pamphlets to be distributed to
the foreign element of this country
propagating armed revolution and muir
der in order to gain the objects Of Red
radicalism In America. Those kind Of
fanatics should be given the kind of
Justice that the Vigilance Committee
dealt out TO horse thieves and such like
in the West in early days. AS It is
now peaceful citizen doesn't know
when he is to he bombed or shot by
Reds although some of our local neigh
bors 90 to Juarez and get shot occa-
siOnally Of their own free will
According to the forecasts and cal.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

The latest theory of scientists Is that
we of the human race are OF marine
origin based mainly on the fact TINT
the temperature curves OF human
and the Ocean have the same varia.
tons reaching the minimum about four
o'clock in the morning and the maxi
mum temperature about four in the af-
ternoOn, with the fact that the ancient
seas were known Ia he OF much
warmer temperature than at the pres.
ent time and that mans tempera-
ture is not influenced by external and
internal influences except in extremi-
tics which would therefore seem to in
dictate an origin dating far back in
marine life We are theoretically sup
posed to originate from Adam and Eve,
then Darwin's idea that we are de-
scendents of monkeys and now that we
originated from the water like the fish.
What next?
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

There has been worldwide serial
flying league formed with their head
quarters in New York for the purpose
Of promoting better aud safer areal
transportation and to establish ade-
quate landing places for planes wher-
ever they are deemed necessary for
international arial service IL Is
thought that this league will be OF
great benefit in producing safer and
better aerial service.
The Irish question is as unsettled as
ever with bombing and skirmishing
with the Government troops quite the
20. They are having revolution with
in a revolution because the Ulster
County advocates seem to distrust the
rest of Ireland the same as the rest
Of ireland distrusts England. listers
position is that il the right Of self
determination is to he conceded TO the
rest Of Ireland II must be conceded 10
Ulster. too, although the most OF Ire
land wishes to have ireland become al
nation independent Of England the
Obstetrics claim that they are not part
Of an Irish nation. and claim that Ire I
land never enjoyed political unity until |
England imposed it on her, that eco
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19
WHAT THE WORLD Is DOING
lBY 7. Van Alstvnel

The nation is experiencing II change
for the better, the cost of living is go
ing down In almost every commodity
especially in manufacturing and whole
sale circles II having affected the con-
sumner very little as yet except in some
partSof the country hut eventually the
cost Of living win he considerably lower
throughout the country although il will
be several years before prices have
reached stable basis aud then they
will not he as low rs in prc-war days.
Thu outcome of this falls election will
have Il decided effect on the profitecrs
who have taken an unfair advantage
NJ War Time conditions.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-19

Learning from the experience OF
others seems to he effccting crowned
heads nowadays as the King Of Italy
has ordered his son to cease taking n
college education aud learn some use
full trade possibly because Of the proba-
bility that Italy may become revolu-
tionary and in case Of exile his son will
have chance to earn a living and not
starye because II the lack of knowl-
edge Of some useful trade rs did the
lIapSburgS Of Austria while In exile
in Switzerland Political exiles seem
to he getting by pretty good however
as Capt. Sigurd Won nsemann adj
tant to former Emperor William ~
Germany has eopped off Countess Eli
zabeth Bentinck Of Holland for wife
which proves that he hasn't lost his
Imperial aspirations
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
YOUTHS ARE MURDERED

London, Nov. 3O.-Three youths of
Aidee. county Louth, Ireland. said to
have been connected with the Sinn Fem
movement, we're taken from their, beds
Monday night and shot dead. allegediy by
uniformed men, says a dispatch from
Ardee to the Central News Tuesday,
In Bootle. the Liverpool suburb,
which suffered from the incendiarism of
Sunday night the special constabulary
was called out Tuesday The corpora
ton Of Bootle has decided that the use
of the town hall shall not be granted
for political meetings and an applica-
ton to use it Sunday next for a meet
ing Of Irish societies to be addressed
by Archbishop Mannix has been refused.
In Liverpool every possible precau-
ton il being taken against a recurrence
OF the trouble. The docks and all other
places which might be attacked are
heavily guarded.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
ANT!!-IIEEW|SH
0PAGANDA IN
j. 8. |SFLAYED
Brand Zion Protocols
Circulated by Secret
Societies a Forgery.
Ford's Statement Every
Jew Is Bolshevist De-
nounced as False.

New York, Nov. 30-Condemnation of
the widespread campaign Of secret anti
Jewish propaganda in the United States"
is contained in a statement prepared at
conference of several national Jewish
organizations, addressed to "our fellow
citizens" and made public Tuesday by
the American Jewish committee.
The statement brands as a forgery
the "so-called protocols OF the learned
elders of Zion, now being circulated BY
secret societies to give rise to the belief
that the Jews, in conjunction with the
Free Masons, had been for centuries en-
gagged in conspiracy to produce revolu-
ton and anarchy By means Of which they
hoped to attain control of the world by
the establishment of some sort of des-
potic rule"
BoIshevIsm Denounced.
The charge that bolshevism is part OF
conspiracy of Jews and Free Masons
to obtain world domination, it denounces
as malicious invention"
Henry Ford's references to the jews
in his Dearborn Independent are de-
nounced as false. The statement declares
that "Ford, in the fullness of his know
ledge, unqualifiedly declares the protocols
to be genuine and argues that practically
every Jew is bolshevist
Ford is employing his great wealth
to scatter broadcast his fulminations re-
gardIess of consequences" the statement
said, adding: 1T is useless to analyze the
puerile and venomous drivel that he has
derived from the concoctions of profes.
sional agitators," and that Ford Is
merely dupe."
Protocols Commentary.
THE London Morning Post has given
ont articles as commentary upon the
protocols, in which the charge Of an un-
holy conspiracy between Jews and Free
Masons is elaborated, and bolshevism is
characterized as a movement, of, for and
by the Jews, and is declared to be full
fillment of the protocols" the statement
said.
During the last six months there have
been sent forth weekly in Henry Ford's
organ, the Dearborn Independent, at
tacks of extraordinary virulence upon the
Jews.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
Murderer of MADEIRA
Attempts Suicide
in Guatemala CITY

Guatemala City, Catemalia. Nov. 80.
Francisco Cardenas, former general
in the Mexican army and accused Of the
assassination of President Francisco
Madero of Mexico in February, 1918, IN
flcted fatal injuries upon himself near
here Monday.
Cardenas, who some time ago. was ar
rested on charge of being an accessory
to the murder of q man and q woman
with whom he was living, escaped from
Jail Pursuit was at once organised and
he was surrounded at Madrugado by
soldiers ordered to capture him. When
he found his escape was cut off, he,
opened fire on the troops, wounding one
men. He then turned his pistol upon
himself, firing two bullets through his
head. Cardenas confessed in 1915 Of
having assassinated Madero and also
Pine Suare1, vice president Of Mexico,
during the Madero administration.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
POWER To USE
MILITARY FORCE
UP T0CONCREss
Asks Diplomatic and
Moral Assurances of
Allied Nations.
Morgenthau Will Act as
Representative, Belief
of Officials,

Washington, Nov. 80. President
Wilson Tuesday proffered his personal
mediation through a Representative" to
end hostilities in. Armenia.
The offer was in reply to an invita-
ton from Paul Hymans, president of the
council Of the League of, Nations, trans
mitting resolution adopted in behalf
of Armenia by the assembly Of the
league at Geneva, November %. 1t re-.
quested that 'the horrors Of the Ar
menia tragedy" be brought to the atten-.
ton of the powers with a view to en-.
trusting some power with the task of
the hostilities in Armenia The United
States, although not member of the
League of Nations, was included among
the nations of the world to whom the
broadcast invitation was issued.
Feasibility of Army
Adoption of the resolution was pre-
ceded by the feasibility of organizing an
international force to intervene in Ar.
menia. assailed alternately by Turkish
nafiasaalsts. the bolshevih and other
trans Caucasian elements.
In his reply. however, Mr.. Wilson said
he was without authorization to offer
or to employ the military forces of the
United States In any project for the re-
lief of Armenia, or any material contri-
buttons requiring the consent Of con-
gress which is not now in session and
whose action could not forecast"
Asks Suggestions
The president declared, however, that
he was willing upon assurances of the
moral and diplomatic support OF the
principal pewers, 10 endeavor to bring
ahont peace between the contending
parties In Armenia through arbitration.
He asked suggestions as to the avenues
through which the proffer should be
conveyed and the parties to whom It
should be addressed.
Among officials in close touch with
the president it was suggested that due
to the familiarity Of Henry Morgenthau,
former ambassador to Turkey, with
Near East problems, 1t was possible
that he would be the Representative"
through whom Mr.. Wilson might act.
The president already has before him
much data bearing ON Armenia In con-
nection with the task entrusted to him
of fixing Armenian boundaries.
French Raise Question.
Question as to the fate Of the Armen>
ian nation was raised in the league as
sembly at Geneva by Rene Viviani, of
France. who declared that the attitude
OF the league toward Armenia would
constitute either vindication or con-l
demnation of the league to the world
The Armenian resolution was adopted
by unanimous vote and it was determin-l
ed to seek among the powers q mediator,
In the struggle between Armenia and thei
Turkish nationalists who, SINCE thei
erection of Armenia as an independent
state after the armistice, have threat
ened to overwhelm the country.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
Americans Are More
to Be Feared Than
Yellow Race, Claim

Toxic, Nov. 30.--The Nichi Nichi
Tuesday denounced speech made at
the Roosevelt club in Boston some
time ago by United States Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, in which Sen
ator Lodge declared that the United
States. Australia, Canada and New
Zealand should be banded together to
restrain Asiatic immigration.
The newspaper said that one would
think the world was created for the
white race alone and declared that
the Japanese should demand the
same rights TO migrate as the whites.
The American people are character
lied by the Nichi Nichi as being more
dangerous to the worid than the
yellow race.
The cabinet Tuesday approved the
budget for 1922 totaIing i,562,-
900 ven of which 738,000,00O yen is
for armaments. The navy budget
is 498,, 100000 yen of which I44,-
100000 is for new construction,
while the army estimate Is 245,00O,-
900.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
j. s, MAKES OFFER
Of A Commission
ON MEXICAN TREATY
Hope to Reach Agreement as
Basis for Resumption of
Friendly Relations.

Washington, Nov 30.-A formal pro-
posal from Secretary Colby that commits
sioners be appointed by the United States
and Mexico to draft treaty upon which
can be based the resumption Of full dip
locatic relations between the two govern
ments, has been taken to Mexico City by
Roberto " Pesqueira, Mexican confiden-
tial agent in Washington.
This was disclosed Tuesday night when
the state department made pubic Mr..
Colby's answer to Mr.. Pesqueira's recent
etter urging recognition by the United
States of the new government OF Mexico.
It was handed to hts Mexican agent be-
fore his departure Thanksgiving day to
attend the Inauguration Of President
elect Obregon of Mexico, December L
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-12-01
G. N. Will Electrize
Washington Lines;
Huge Plant Planned

Spokane. Wash. Nov, 30-Con-
.struction of a SI.50O,000 dam and
hydro electric power plant by the
Great Northern railroad at Lake
Chean, with a View to electrifylng
the Washington lines of the railroad,
will begin early next year, according
to a Wenatchee dispatch received
here. The dispatch said the infor-
nation concerning the project was
made public by l.. G. Gilman, execu-
tive vice president of the system.
The project will require two years
to complete, 1t is estimated. The
Great Northern railway electrifica-
ton program. was formulated at the
outbreak OF the war. the purchase
Of land, site surveys. and construc-
tion plans having heen completed.