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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
on BEING a GENTLEMAN
What is a gentleman! asks

"hat - Beutismau. ASKS
newspaper Of It's women readers.
The women agree that a gentle.
man must be kind. considerate. hon.
orable. truthful. respectable. intelli-
gent and possess all other standard
virtues.
The true nature OF a gentleman
has been under discussion for some
2400 years. In the fifth century B.
c.. the Chinese philosopher Con-
fucius was asked by his disciple, Tzu-
kung: What is a gentleman?"
And confucius replied: "A gen.
tleman puts. words into deed. and
sorts what he says to the deed. He is
broad and fair. The vulgar are biased
and petty"
Also. said Confucius. a gentleman
is a good sport. or. in the words OF
the philosopher: "a gentleman has
no rivalries-except. perhaps In ar
cherry; and then. throughout the
struggle. he is still the gentleman" I"
Furthermore. we are told by Con-
fucius. n gentleman has no likes
and no dislikes below heaven. He fol
lows right. Gentleman trust in Jus
tice; the vulgar trust in favor"
Upon being questioned further by
the persistent Tzu-kung. Confucius
replied: "A gentleman considers
what will pay. A gentleman wishes TO
be slow to speak and quick to act.
He helps the needy; he does not
swell riches"
However. the Puritan fathers had
an altogether different conception OF
a gentleman. confucius held q gen
tleman to be one who trusts I'm Jus
tice and not in favor. but the Puri-
tans granted gentlemen" special
privileges under the law.
Thus. code Of statutes enacted In
Massachusetts, in 1871. provided as
follows: .1
mo man shall be beaten with
above 40 stripes. nor shall any true
gentlemen. nor any man equal to
gentleman. be punished with whip
ping unless his crime be very shame
full"
II appears, therefore. that being
q gentleman in Massachusetts was
condition Of life. rather than of
character. The Chinese definition
is the better. And. by the way. how
many gentlemen would still be con-
sidered such. II the Confucian spec
tfications were strictly applied?
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
Artificial MIlk on sssrd ship.

The milk problem on the hospital
ships Of the Omitted States navy 10
solved In . different and highly ingcni.
ous fashion. On board the Mercury
and Comfort there 10 now q machine
which manufactures milk In any de-
sired quantity. although the ship may
have been a. sea for weeks The me
ehspical COW needs TO be fed with q
ecmbina tion Of unsalted butter and
SKINNED milh powder. and II will give
milk with any degree Of butter fst
which 10 required Il also produces
cream that win whip and the duid
which n Yields tastes iihe the best
quality Of dairy milk and cream that
csn Be procured ashore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
THIS CHAPS A
PARTICULAR PRISONER

DALLAS, Tex, Bryan Kayhe didn't
like the cellmate the police gavshim.
He told the newcomer TO climb out"
and when the stranger couldn't or
wouldn't. Kayhe beat him with his
shoe. He'll have to stand trial now
for assault.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

There will be a regular communi-
cation Of klamath Lodge No. ~. A.
+ & A. M. Monday evening, Decem-
Der 18th. 1929, at $40 y. m. Elec-
tion OF officers, All Master Masons
are requested 10 attend.
1I-13 GEO. CHAsTAIN. w. M.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
Such Is Life
RIPPLHs-
by n Husband
ny o. n. JOYFUL

by n Husband
Has suffrage wiped out the last
faint markings OF the line defin-
ing husbands rights,
Should a husband (mereiy be-
cause he is such) be called upon
to decide such a momentous aues-
ton rs the kind and quality OF ma
teriai which should be used to build
q set Of bloomers?
>>>71r tloa'
Once I prided myself on the fact
that I knew absolutely nothing OF
women's apparel. I Eioried In my un.
informed state. The last IL months
have taught me much. During the
last four years I have heard of men
in Paris who wear hats the interior
of which is decorated rather wonder
fully with hand-painted Innings. etc.
I have even heard II said that Paris
claims many OF the most wonderful
creations" which American women
wear are designed by males who
served the famous 75s at Mons,
But that is in France!
Last night after spending some
two hours bending over the wash
tubs purging the family's linens of
foreign matter I sought the fireplace
and pipe.
The wife was darning hosiery
(hersJ
Her voice broke the silence.
Dear" she said sweetly. and hes
itated. !
II saw that she looked worried. A |
feeling guilt came over me. Perhaps |
! forgot 10 tighten the caps OF the
fruit jars which we had filled with !
peaches the night before.
But the trouble was even more
serious than that.
II have been wondering dear,
what I should do about boomers"
| realize now that should have
slid from my chair and played dead. !
But, have gone through with
well executed line OF training during
the last IL months.
Without missing a puff on the old
hod ! took up the discussion OF
bloomers with as much interest as II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

Don't worry or hurry. Buy your
Christmas gifts At the Catholic La
oies' Bazaar. 11-18'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11
NEW TODAY

wANTED--Brothcr and sister desire
furnished cottage or housekeeping
rooms. Phone 1851, between . and
4. l1.lts
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

FOR RENT--Nice 4 room furnish
cd house. suitable for young cou-
pie, 1891 Crescent. Ave. IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

The Remedy.
- an sorry ] can no longer offer NO
friends Q good bumper"
'-Oh. yss. you can uhen you fake
hem ouf IN your 6ivvss."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

FOR RENT--Room with heat and
bath, 6St N. sth. ii-lt'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

LoST-Last night a paper box con-
tanning Christmas fancy work. Re-
ward II returned to Herald office,
ll-i5'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

FOR SALE--A-i Store. New and
secondhand goods, Paying busi-
ness. See 9Th and klamath Ave.
Dicks a Co, IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

WANTED for two men with
teams. =. o, Box 3tS. c. j. VII.
lett. ll-iI'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

POSITION wANTED-By married
woman to care for children during
day. Address Box n" Herald. IL
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-11

FOR RENT-A real nice four room
bungalow, furnished. lii6 Lincoln.
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
The Quick Way to
Stop a Cough
ThI. Iome-mndc syrup does tho
work In n hurry. Easily pre-
uarsu. and saves nbout 81.

You might be surprised to know
hat the best thing you can use FOR
IA severe cough Is a remedy which Is
easily prepared at home in just "a few
moments. It's cheap. but for prompt
results it beats anything else you ever
tried. Usually stops the ordinary
cough or chest cold in "a hours
Tastes pleasant, too-childrcn like IL
and Ii is pure and good.
] Pour 2E ounces of PineS in a pint
bottle: then MI II up with plain
ranulat sugar syrup. or usG clar-
iticd molasscs. honey. or corn syrup
instead of sugar syrup, If desired
Thus you make n full pint-a family
supply-but costing no more than n
small bottle of rcady-mado cough
syrup.
And as n cough medicine, there is
really nothing better to be had ~
any price. 1t goes right to tho spot
and gives quick. lasting relief. IL
promptly heals the innamed mem
branes that line the throat and air
passages. stops the annoying throat
tickle. looscns the phlegm. and soou
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis. croup, h~oarscncss and
bronchial asthma.
pinex is n highly concentrated com.
pound of Norway pine extract, ia
nous for its healing effect on the
membranes.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2t. ounces OF PincX'
with directions and don't accept any
him else. Guaranteed TO give abso-
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The PincN Co, TT. Wayne. Ind.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
Says tuberculosis
Is Slated to Go
Must Pit Skids Under
White Plague Along
With Kdiserlsm.
ny HRICE BELDEN, n. ID.

Tuberculosis Is Slated to go, along
human slavery ana laiscrism. We
must put the skids under tho great
white scourse--tuberculosis.
by tropical sanitation; smallpox II
succumbed To vaccinations; leprosy.
SAID TO have been as prevalent In the
is rarely encountered. The defeat OF
tuberculosis Is no idle dream.
Great attention is being given these
c%ulosis. moaning by h Il the period
between infection and the devolpment
OF sutiicient damage TO enable us
Throughout his latent periol the
against the toxins produced By tho
out into the circulation. a~ntitoXins are
produced. and so the battle goes. The
host is we'll or i'll or only slightly
disturbed as the tide Gibbs and flows.
Latent tuberculosis may easily be-
come active tuberculosis, so wc have
TO give earnest consideration to it's
efforts, TO wipe out tuberculosis de-
Ponds largely upon the recognition or
latent disease. II we wait nntil the
The signs arc no very definite. hut
much may be Inferred from certain
skin test helps us TO identify and eN-
clude these who arc not infected.
Rundown children and young peo-
pie especially should be studied for
evidence OF latent tuberculosis. If Il
child is poorly developed. is found
TO be wearing the same size clothes
that he did last year has dropping
lower eyelids with blush pink trl-
angles under the eyes. conspicuous
veins on the chest. small 'bcady glands
In the neck, and "A poor upper chest.
YOU may at least suspect latent tuber-
culosis.
Young people who arc tired all the
time and thin. and whose blood
pressure is abnormally low, are not
i~ntreaucntly subjects Of latent tuber-
culosiS.
This condition is quite manageable.
and Il reasonable concern at this stage
will accomplish much more than panic
or despair later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
ADMIRAL MAYO APPEARS
BEFORE NAVAL INQUIRY
Faulty Organization i'm Department
Helped to Prevent War Prep
aration, He Says.
lbs Associatcd prcsr

WASHINGTON, March 3o.-Eaulty
organization In the Navy Depart
neutrality" operated to prevent prep
a~ration OF the entire navy for the
mander Of the Atlantic Fleet dur
ing the war. declared today before
the Senate naval investigating COM
mittee. The active fleet. itself. how
ever. was never better prepared. he
said. than when war was declared.
Admiral Mayo. who was rcar-ad-
miral Sims Immediate superior. teen
Issue with some of the statements
made by that officer in his indict-
ment of the departments conduct or
tho war. To the charge that no adc-
quate plan for cooperation with al
lied navics had been made i'll ad-
vance, he answered that the office
created only in 1915 anu was not
comprehensive enough to secure the
best possible results. but that with
out It conditions would have been
The nav was we'll prepared for
war in 1917 as were the Bri.ish'
French and Italian navics IN isli,,
II would have been better prepared
had the operations bureau been
created sooner
Admiral Sims contention that every
available destroyer and n%ntisubHia-
RIM craft should have been sent
abroad when war was declared. lie
aid II was Imperative thai some de-
stroyers be kept with the Atlantic
Pointing out the necessity for
sharply defined foreign policy. Aa,
miral Mayo said that the armed
forces of a nation were merely tue
instrument to support national pom
cics.
The Navy Department., he argued:
was responsible for the efficiency OF
tho service only to the extent OF
congressional provisions. II no
added, that IL took more than Il year
or two to build un IL navy adequate
to a great emergency. 90
what constitutes an adequate navy
can be traced to our lack OF Il asn,
mite foreign policy" he said. The
remedy for this condition lies out
side the Navy Department. puI IL 10
vital to the question ut u
partmcnt before and during the war,
and now Is unsatisfactory, hamirai
Mayo said.
$50 long as the present organize
ton exists" he continued, inc
maximum efficiency either IN prepa,
war. or in economical dcveiopmen
OF the navy in peace. cannot be at
famed. In the present Organization,
rcanonsibility for the readiness ot
The navy for war cannot be place.
anywhere but with the secretary o.
the Navy. who must co-ordina.e sn.F
Irhc chief OF naval operations. Ad-
mirai Mayo said. should be given
more authority and wider latitnus
and then be held TO account ior i""
of efficiency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31

change of diet. The ol~d-fashioncd adj
vice.. Ia two apples and drink n
Eiass OF water before going to bed"
makes a most excellent beauty rule.
II gives nature prompt and powerful
AID In cleansing the interior OF our
bodies. and until this is done there
cnn be no c%lcnr.. live skin. y mot
tied. pimplcd skin Is an almost in
fallthie sign OF an unclean interior.
But the apples eaten at night are
not enough, Drink lemon juico
slightly diluted with water In the
morning. Tho Juice of an entire lemon
pressed into the glass M diluted
with same quantity OF water will
cleanse the stomach and aid wonder
fully In clearing the skin.
Another remedy for n dcad-look!ns.
notified skin liz a teaspoonful ,of
grape juice with the same quantity
OF olive oil night and morning.
a French remedy for n faded skin
Is to eat a small plateful Of water
cross with salt every DAY. ANY
woman who really wants To be beau
ifui VIII always eat some kind OF
fresh green salad every day For this
Snme reason.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31

tine suit this jaunty hat forms a
pleasing divergence from the ordinary
models one sees 50 often.
But one must not ignore the impress
sion feathers are making In smart
millinery these days. for all leading
displays are showing some very strlk-
Ing feather hats. There are, women
VINO do not feel we'll dressed unless
they wear fine feathers"
y striking example OF the tailored
tyne OF hat K the form of IA black
dull straw in triangular sections
pointed ut the top Chinese style. Thcn
the mi!liner clcvcrly adds fine gly-
c~cr!ncd clipped ostrich tips and allows
them to fall at a smart angle from
the Top peak of the hat. nearly sweep
ing the shoulders.
small hats Of fine straw favor
clipped ostrich feathers in dull
French blue spilled over the top and
wlspins gracefully at the sides. And
so feathers are not neglected when
spriMg hats are MANNED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
GIVE STOMACH
WHAT IT NEEDS
The Alkaline Effect of Stuart's Dys-
ucpsia Tablets Usually Corrccts
the Stomach Faults that FRO
woke Attacks OF Indigcs-
tfon or DySpepsin.
ton or

To sit ba ck after a good meal and
know there Is not going to he sour
risinrs, gas, ~drow'sinesS and discom-
fort liz the logical result OF using
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets imme-
diatoly after eating. Most people
believe they can trace each attack Oh
indigestion to tho something they ate
and can still ia ste And 1t sur
prises them. invariably. to note how
quickly relief comes after using one
or two of these tablets. Whether IL
is highly seasoned food rich pastry,
Just the same. Those who arc sus-
ceptiblc to attacks of indigestion or
pcpsia Tablets, as they supply the
stomach with an alkaline effect just
an II does naturally when IL Is york
ing in q perfectly healthy condition.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets arc so
widely known and used that you can
get them in any drug store in the
United States and Canada at so cents
a hoX.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
VALUABLE ADVICE FOR
CARE OF COMPLEXION
Cavalier Gives Timely Hints on
Restoration OF Healthy, Rudy
Tint to Face.
ny \ CAVALIIsUI

#
Perhaps Your skin is fairly smooth
and comparatively free from wrinkles.
put you are very pale. This detracts
race looks as though every drop OF
blood had been drained from 1t. Nat
uraily enough; IT is easy to deduc,
by the dry texture and loose cand!-
ton OF your skin. Ask your physician
TO give you a tonic.
meanwhile, o can refresh you-
skin by. giving it a cologne bath,
!our a few drops Of cologne or rose
water over a piece Of gauze n pat
me race lightly with IL. This viii
coax the blood quickly to the surface.
another way is to soak a squar
piece Of flannel in olive oil and place
ut over the face. The skin absorbs
pnlch fresher.
%Sloodless aspect. have to be seen in
Using a handful OF almond meal. wet
with a few drops OF %benzoin, instead
Of soap. Then dash cold water, upon
the face. This soon calls back the
color hat has forsaken the yisage.
Many women follow the sensible
hractiee Of giving the face a drink"
!, to your bathroom a droopinE. dSins
tnsplant, Turn upon 4, with the rubber
Sspray a shower o: cool water. Very
you VIII see the faintins plan,
ia Just as grateful as was this plan,
Sesor Its needed draft is the Skin tina
parchcd. in the first stage Of the
a. whitening process. for its
The way to do it is to close your
= Jour face. deep into u bowl OF coo
Iyater. Keep il thus submerged a.
Eng as you are able. Then. raising
aoui head. breathe deeply and agaiT
EMnntust your face into the water. Re.
Speeat TINS drink nye or six times
yceepihs your face in the water a.
colg as your breath will permit.
Aiter you wipe the moisture OF
Hitn a SOFT towel you will be amazet
see the response that your com
bLe1lon makes TO the treatment
our SKIN viii seem TRANSFORMED
from a broWnish white parch men
crossed by the faint etchinEs tina
portend wrinkles. to n deIicateiy
! fmootn, pink and white silkcn sur.
The skin should be one Of the xiv
es, thinss in the .beauty's Who'll,
mshc.up. ye, it Is that part or yor
.Whleh, oftenest looks .lifeleas." \
Ittd skin. az specialists know II, Ii
pat. and Eithered looking. 1t Il
heamed with fne lines and appear.
ahsylutely devoid Of moisture.
There are many methods OF rem
wS9inhs aa da,s regre,table appearance
N.Y. aaas so many years 70 a wo-
so an apparcnt age. and which b,
The mean must he avoided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
Judge Makes Erroneous
Prediction Regarding
Lawyer

About one clean shirt. is all i
thought he would ever wear. He had
ttllun away to a mere shadow; vas
as yellow as sa nron and ofton dou-
hlrd up with pain. Doctors c%ontinu-
ally gave him morphine and were
!hnut to operate for gall stones.
hinyr's Wonderful Remedy quickly
restored him to perfect health again.
y Is j simple. harmless preparation
mat the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
iilc Inflammation which auses prac-
iralsy all stomach. liver and intcsti-
hai ailments, including appendicitis.
,'ne dose will convince or money re-
inndcd. Grant Drug Co. and drug
tisis crcrYwhcrc.-AdN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
JOHN w. JONES WILL FACE
eleven CHARGES IN COURT
Alleged Organizer Of Gnng OF In0y
..- Thieves to he Given Hearing
TOduy.

Eleven charges against John w.
Jones. or S22 Spring Street. VINO liz
alleged to ave been the o%rg;inizcr
OF Il gang os boy thieves here, will
come mp in Police Court this morning.
Nine OF the charges have becn pend
Ing for some time. but two charges
of petit larceny were filed against
him last night.
James Campbell rcatross, alias
Pcnchy. Of 1905 Mccarthy Avenue.
VAS brought back from Washington
by tho police last night and confined
ut the Second Police station. Pea
tross Is alleged to have been the
to have He'd when the arrest of the
alleged band was threatened by the
police. lie Is charged with house
breaking and theft of Il quantity of
tobacco and chewing gun from u
St~orchousc belonging to j. Is. Peter,
i0l South Harrison Street.
Three or fOur boys. who, after their
arrest, were said to have implicated
the two men now under arrest as the
leaders OF the alleged gang. have
been convicted In the Juvenile and
Domestic Relations Court and sent to
Eight charges against Jones, ii is
declared by he police. are to he
nolle pressed. lie has already been
convicted on two counts and Is UNI
der suspended sentence OF four years
In the pc~nitentiary.
When PcatrosS arrived here last
night he complained OF hunger aud
~nd-hcart policemen at the Second
District Police Station arranged the
purchase OF food for the prisoner.
Postpone Trust Cases.
other postponemcnt until next fall of
arguments In seven antitrust suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
FLETCHER DEFENDS HIS
BREST CONVOY COMMAI
Admiral Concludes FIve-Dny "a,
In Iiis Own Behalf mr. i'nrt
of Sims Iuuuiry.

In Ills own Behalf nv inrt
Of Sims Inquiry.
WASHINGTON. March 3O.-Rc
Admiral William b. Flctcher r.,
cluded today Il nvc-day defense
the Brest convoy Operations durI
the war under his command, and
: hnE lieutenant. Joseph A. Car
resc:ve force, took hiss place on /,
stand before the navajo court inye
igatinE Admiral Sling action
October. 1917, in removing AImi
Fletcher after the tor~c,aloinr or !,
trnnspor. Antilles. :
Under cross examination nv :
counsel, permitted over the q
lection of counsel for Admiral SiI|
Admiral Fletcher salt the Anti,
and two other ships were LEFT to I
protection of only two yachts wh
the third yacht OF the escort. 4
kunawaha. was driven back 10 n,
By rouEn weather The night Def,
the trar sport was sunk. lie n
answered questions by his coun
designed 10 compose his administi
tion Of the Brest command with ii
OF his successor. Vice-Admiral. Her
Lieutenant Carey. who also serv
later as flag lieutenant 10 vi,
Admiral Wilson. Was asked how 1
operating orders to the command,
compared.
The were substantially /
anne. he said. :
Admiral Sims sought to csnl.
personally the "irrcvelancy" OF Tho
comparisons, but was o%ycrrulcd
the court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
VERlTABLE WORM ARMY
COMES OUT OF DESERT
Myriads of Craricrs Reported Head
cd for Growing Crops Of
California Valleys.

Eli CENTRIC. CAL, March 30
Millions Of army worms. reported
travelling toward the green fields OF
Imperial Valley from the desert Yves,
of Dixie Land. in this county. were
We're prepared today to place poison
81 the bridges across tho Irrigation
bitches and prevent the entry of the
worms.
Where the worms came from is not
k.own. The desert is reported COW
cred with them over an area OF sew
crai square miles. They are moving
IN what those who have seen them
declare seems a ncvcr-ending migra-
ton 10 the growing crops of the val
ley.
Where the worms have crossed
paved highways automobiles skid as
on Il greasy pavement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
PLACE TORNADO DEATH
TOLL IN SOUTH AT a.
Eighty People Are In %fIoxpItaI mid
Mnss-McctinE Raises S5O,OUU
Fund.

ATLANTA. GA, March 30.-The ton
or dead from sundays ,%ornado's in
Georgia and Alabama, appeared to-
night to he finally determined upon
at ~torty-four.
Reports from the Mayors of l.,
Jrange and West Point, Ga. placed
the fatalities ut La Grange II twenty,
TWO and nj West Pom; at eight. Two
one at Macon and one M Miiurr
while. twelve were killed in Talla-
poosa County, Alabama. Eighty per
sons are still in hospitals AT La
injured at West Point.
Citizens Of La Grange at a mass
meeting today subscribed $4,000 FOR
aiding the sufferers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31
Try nenzIer To,Inr =.

Hearing of the case of w. a. Beaz-
ley. charged with impcisonating a
Federal officer. Will take place today
before EUitcd states Commissioner
Melvin iesenheimer II Is alleged
that Beazley. Il public chauffeur. as
sumed the role OF a Federal officer to
obtain two gallons of wine and a
sum OF one from Il co,orcG man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-31

now before tho Supreme Court
been decided upon. 1t was said toe
that the Departnaent Of Justice /.
against the government In the Uni,
states Steel Corporation case .dnd
review tho dissolution sutiS n
penuinE. -