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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01

Mrs. Matte J. Jackson, Of Faris-
ton, KY, spent Christmas with her
son, J. H. Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Charleston have
moved their household goods from
their home on Center street TO their
farm on Dixie Highway.
Ruth Blevins, of Richmond has
been spending several days in
Berea with her sister, Mrs. B. H..
Gabbard.
Miss Martha Dean has been
spending the Christmas holidays in
Berea with relatives.
Mrs. Jack Woods (nee Welch), Of
Cincinnati, has been visiting home
folks and friends through Christmas
holidays, and returned home Mon
day.
Mr.. Logan spent Christmas with
friends and relatives in Shelhyville,
returning to Berea Friday.
Miss Wiley, former student OF
Berea, now a teacher in Ashland, KY,
has been spending Christmas holi-
days at Boone Tavern.
Mrs. Mamie Johnson and son, Ho-
mer, Of Leroy, ILL.,, spent Christmas
with her sister. Mrs. J. H. Jackson.
Mrs. Ellen Mitchell has returned
home, after an extended visit Of
several months in California and
Arizona.
Mrs. Charles Baker arrived last
week from Akron. Ohio, for a visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Johnson.
Lafayette Moore and family, who
have been living in town for some
time, moved back TO their farm this
week.
Miss Ethel Azbill, Of MI Vernon,
has been spending Christmas week
with her aunt, Mrs. Laura Jones,
in Berea.
Roy G. Jackson and wife, Of Nor
enci, Michigan, spent Christmas with
their father and mother, J. H. and
Mrs. Jackson, on Chestnut street.
DR.. and Mrs. B. P. Jones and Miss
Bertha King, of Warren, KY, were
visiting in town the latter part Of
last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrell VanWinkle,
of Cincinnati. have been spending
the Christmas holidays with rela-
tives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kinnard,of
Des Moines, Iowa, are In Berea
visiting relatives and friends.
John C. Jackson, of Winding Gulf,
w. Va, spent Christmas with his
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Jackson.
Wallace Adams and family, OF
Oklahoma, are visiting relatives in
and near Berea.
Mrs. John VanWinkle, who has
been spending several months in
Cincinnati with her children, has
returned TO Berea.
Miss Carol Edwards, Mr.. Paul
Edwards and Junior Edwards are
all home for Christmas week, max
ing a happy Christmas for father
and mother and friends.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Regular services will be held at
the Christian Church next Sunday
morning as usual. An evening SER
vice will he held each Sunday even
ing, beginning January I and con-
tinuing until announcement TO the
contrary is made. The service will
consist Of a prayer service at 6:i5
and a preaching service at 700.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01
Mrs. Eva Walden
CASTLE-ALLEN

Mr.. Walter Castle, Of West River
side, N. c., and Miss Edith Allen,
Of Berea, were united in marriage
on Christmas Day at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Allen. Rev. II. NJ. Penni-
man performed the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Castle are Berea students.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01
cow FOR SALE

Young winter COW; fine quality
milk; gentle disposition; price rea-
sonable. Call at residence near N.
Berea limit on Dixie Highway. J.
p. Roberts. IT..
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01

Scientific horse shoeing, fine iron
work and repairs OF all descriptions
at the College Blacksmith Shop,
Main Street, north Of The Citizen
Office. ad.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01
HAY FOR SALE

Twenty-Five tons good mixed hay
by ton or car load. James Todd,
Paint Lick. IT,.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01

Baker & Logsdon, Dentists
Oflice Hours from 3 TO 5.
No. 3. Berea, Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01

L. & N. TIME TABLE
Northbound
Train No. a. 1898 a. m.
Train No. 38-i2:l8 p. m.
Train No. 80 $40 p. m.
Southbound
Train No. 3i-i2:46 a. m.
Train No. 33-i2:25 p. m.
Train No. 81 $40 p. m.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01
DIR. REUEL BARTLETT
announces the removal OF his Office
to the Front Suite OF Rooms
Berea National Bank Buildino

Children's Diseases.
Office Hours: s:30-i0:00 am.
2.30- 400 pm.
Thursday afternoon and Sundays
by appointment.
Phone: Office To; Residence 7-3.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1920-01-01

Must clear up stock for room
to work on wholesale stock
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16

OTAZKA ADRIATICKA NESMi BYTI
BEZ SOU4LASU AMERIKY
LUSTENA.
CARIHRAD ZUSTANE SfDELNfM MESTEM
SULTANA

New York. Is. lnora Ufadujlcf statn sekretar
dosta zprvy Pafize depe zaslane anglickemu fran
couzkemu zahranicnimu minserstvu ktere president Will
proevi svGj nesouhas osavadnm ustenm adraticke
otzkv. Zpravy sou naprosto spoehve potvrzuj en
sidentovo stanovisko pro Itai Franci Ang pokud
tyce tane londnk6 smlouvy kerou m6la bt Itae zska
vlky tehdejsich spoencu sbem jstych
supkd adriack6m pobrez kterym dnes nen Jihoslo
vanstvo spokoeno.
Parfz Is. nnora. - President Wilson prave oznami Via
dam Angle France Itae re kazde lus6ni adratickeho
nrobemu bez souhlasu Washingtonu bude m nasedek
re Spoene Say vbec nebudou vm6sova do oazek
skIch Zane dosud spojenci nahovane resent nemGze
bt Amerkou schvaeno Nota uvedenym sdeenim dodana
byla soucasn6 americkym velvysancem Walacem Pafiz
francouzskemu zahranicnmu minserstvu soucasn6
dobn6 stalo V Londyne Rfm6.
Noa americka dorucena bya prave den pozleji, kdyz
jiz Lloyd George Nllerand by alskemu premer Nitt
sbi, re komproms dne 20. ledna, znamy pod ma
londynska smouva, mus byt uskutecnen, coz Wilson
poklada naprosto nepfijatene.
Novy obra potice zpusobil We Franci pfekvapeni a
tisk iistou nevdl kritisuje novy krok Wisonuv
Londyna oznanuje velke znepokojeni itaskych
kruzich nchz bylo douano, ze spoenc Jhosovandm di
kovanym kompromsem bude vekouci oazka konecne
prosp6ch Itale rozhodnuta.
nejvyssi spojenecke rade bylo prvoleno aby Carl
brad zsal sultanovm siden ale Turecko must poda ji
sych zaruk, ykacch vone plavby Dardaneami dale
smi Turecko vydrzovati vlastni armadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
MADARI NE.SPOKOJEkI s NIR0V0U
SMOuVOlJ.
KDO BUDE UHERSKYM KRALEM?
MUSl MlTI 'PRACHY" A DOPOMOCI UHRAM
X POLITICKYM KONEKCfM

PaIiz, Is. Inora. Mad'af dovolavai pfepsan mi
rove smouvv a prohaSui pTpisem 500 stranach prave
spoiencIm dodanym.
"V6rme a dokazal isme ze Jest mirove 1muv6 toik
75kladnch vazrch chyb re byo navrzeno aby smlouva
bya vbec odmitnuta TAX mi havn obsah madarskeho
memoranda.
Uherska delegace pozadala osmidenn lhuu rozmy-
enou ktera spoienci take byla povolena nz chit NADIA
podati oddvodn6ne namky proti vnucovanemu i'm mru
Zde cni poGnani Madar pon6kud sm6SnI DOZEN, iekoz
stav do posce akoby sami byl v6zy nko porazenpmi.
Rumunsko hlasi ochou odvolat svoie vosko pofci IT,
podrzeti okupaci len zem ak vyceno mrovou konfe
rencf az dosud bya obsazena rumunsm voskem pima te
tina mad d'arskeho uzemf.
Budapest, 15 lnora. Nolba noveho krale Jest Jedi
nvm vvchodiskem poickych narodohospodarskych zma
kn Mad a prav hrabe Somsic predseda uherske
chstcke strany rozmuvy zpravodaem spoeneho ku
Nase strana peie obnovit monarchsckou vadni for
sasoha pistiho vladafe Eenl neidlez9isi rse a
nell lin cziec pax dofame ze pfinese neien bohavi
ale povznese take Uhy svym konekcem mocnesmi naro
DIV. 6chto pricin die nazor mnohch mel by byt
len n6ktery anglickych princu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
SURQVY UTOK MA CESKOSLOVEN-
SKOU REPUBL IKU BUDE ODRAzEN.
Ceskoslovenska InformaGni kancelaf.


WASHINGTON D. c. - New York Times I. inora csklv
svf nedanf nroze itok Ceskosovnskor Pn-
hlu nocfch vvvrchoentch havn6 nro Wade razvvana
ie m1ada repuhka Rolshevs Czechosovakia Infornatn
hvl dnes liz zesnulv nz. 7nameho velkoke
mlyraFe Orta autorkou clanku r. c. Fedova.
Ort hvl nami koresnonden6 svkl. nrotoze naSn kan
coaT nTeda1a dops zaslanJ eho pribuznVm Gnrvru
5@dal lid Tvrzickeho nformace SVEN otci ia
chotn6 rodal Ma mladr Or el do Czech navratn hrn
I'll ze Ces;osovenske Repubce vyvede mono nehor
v6c.
Slow sv6mu doatal bvlo mu 10 as umoznsno tim 70
ma stvlv newvorsk1m Nemc Zdy pronemeckeho smy-
Sleni tedv i proticeskeho.
flanek Times bvl otistsr take Cedar Ran6s Gazette
vsechnv kraanv kerf zahed slanek of the Ider
fCzechosovak Information Bureau. $40 District National
sliha lax feskoovensk6mu zmcndnc Ianu G. Masarvkvi
ienz redakci oobne navstfv tax de CeskosovenskA IN
formacn kancelare Tvrzickemu enz postal redakc Oh
vre vvvracen III Ortovvch re liz nede neb prs di
misto ieiich vVvodu forme clanku.
Clanek Times vyvolal velk1 rozruch neen nzi kraarv
ole take mnZi Americanv ceo radon pfate CeskoSover
Ske Repnbkv vlivnrch amerckych kruzich vyvoal
brana naseho narodu.
TIM naralvsovan skodw vliv Glanku Ceskoslovensla
1nfGrafn kancelar zada vSeckv kraanv abv ka
Dc nfiezto kanceaf upozoi toky proti Ceskosoven
sk6 Renublice zvlase mensh mestech oud ich tskova
kancAaS nase sedovat nemuze.
L Cedar Rapids Gazette zakroceno dopsem naS kance-
he askOveho spolupIsoben edarrapdskych raanG pp
G. r Svobody F. Fipa.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
MAJETEK MA NASEM VEN
KOVE BUDE ZNOVU
ODHADNUT.
Mestska rada chce o novem od-
hadu v CIevelands rnkovat
eA c1nes.

Okresni komisari poverili dn
chodniho Zangerle, aby zavedl
novy odhad majetku "a NEST
skou hwanici V okresu Cuyaho-
ga a zpnsobem tim uskutecnil
zvyseni pozemkove dane, po-
nevada dosavadni odhad ber-
MIN pozadavkGm pry nedosta-
cuie. Zangerle vypocitava, re
novym odhadem pribyde berni
mu duplikatu asi S200,000.000
Nynejsi celkovy odhad V okre-
su cini S1,110.0O0.00O. Odha-
dovani ma naSem venkove DO
hlti naklad asi S250.O00. bude
treba $50 assesord a asi pet
m6sic6 casu k odhadovani.
East Cleveland, Lakewood a il
ne v6tsi osady V Cuyahoga jsou
pro novv odhad. ponevadz do
savadni berni prijem, Zvlaste
ma skolni vydani nestaci a mi
mo to vsechen majetek ma ven-
kove b6hem nekolika posled-
Mich let We sve hodnote zvla-
ste vystoupil.
NaSi meststi radni rovnez o
novem odhadu clevelandskeho
nemoviteho majetku budou u
vazovat. snad liz v dnesni
schulz. Pro novy odhad a vvs-
81 majetkovou dan isou zvlaste
radnl Kruger a Caldwell. liz
dodatecne zdaneni mestskych
domG a pozemkd jiz "a n6koli
ka prilezitosti odporacovali.
cimz pry zvlaSt' administrator
finance bv Sc zlepsily.
VIZ T7cTWSSVWSS1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
VALECNi HRDNOVE BE-
ROU DO ZAJECfCFT.
HOLANDsKo JEJsT JEJlCH AsYLEM.

Iag ID unefa = List North Brab9nt Courant
je re st pocet n6meckych vytecnk kter mali vakv
napachane zocny prot meznarodnmu ven6mu pravu rcd
povidat pred voenskym soudem jechz vydani rozboufo
krev n6meckm vastencm uteko pod hoandsk6
vady.
Koncem minuleho tydne utekI do Nzozemi velkovevo-
da hessensky synem sedmi n6meckym generally Byvay
nemecky korunn prime z holandskem osrove Wiern-
uzavrel SVEN dome odpra novnaskym zpravo-
daGm kazdou rozmuvu ykajic eho navrhu die ktere
no hodal vsechny obvnene Nemce pfimout zalobu
astn zodpovednost Jeho pobocnk major Mueldner strez
jeho residence starou prSackou arogannst opouSt
srov en tehdy aby ones zurnastcke prisp6vky Bedha
Vema do hoandskeho listu Handelsbadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
POKUSY O MONARCHISTICKY PRE-
VRAT v UHRACH.
BYVALY CfSAR MEL BYTI PODL LOUDNE DOPRA-
VEN DO UHER.

Budapest, IS. 1nora ZdejS spoenecka missile pra
dovda podrobnost spknuti uelem dosazeni byva
eho rakouskeho care Kara uhersky trim Karel mel by
Gunu pfepraven pres Rn Svycarska do Lchtensten
ska okud by snano dosa do Rakouska odtud automo
bem do zapadnch Uher Mel cestu konati falesnym
vystavenym jmeno Kaspar CD KovaG opatfenym
tdz ieho podobznou Glen cesy byl Szombahey zapadn
csti Uher odkud hodla vyda provoan vojsku, ably
chopilo jeho znovadosaZenf.
Depese Vn6 dosa vcera vecer vypravuje ze se,etaf
bFvaeho csare Kaa oznam zastupcum spoeneho sku te
efoncky ze budapestske zprvy hasic{ pokus monarch
sticky statni pTevrat sou naprosto bez vsech podkladu
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
VYBUCH v CINzAKU.

V apartmentnim dome cislo
2510 vych. 40. ul. udal Sc So
botu zahadny vybuch V dru-
hem patre. po kterezto explo-
81 nasledoval hned ohen. Ma Ste
ii vsak nebezpeci bylo hasicum
V cas- telefonovano, take ztra
ia ma maietku ie pomerns ma
la. Policie ma vysetfit cim ex
plose byla zpusobena. Je toti5
znamo, ze V cinzaku zadne ira
skaviny ulozeny nebyly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
VOLEBNf VfTEZSTVf REAKCIONAR.
SKYCH STRAIN v BUDAPEST

Budapest, 25. ledna. (PoStovni zprava) - UGast
lieu voebnim aktu Budapest bya velmi ella Pora K
neby nikde porusen We vene voebnich okres bude
vobach Ultra pokracovat Do hod vecern byly znamy
ebni vysedky 20 okresec nichz obdrze kres ans
cionaist II mandau, srana maych zemedec 7, kfes
sti sociaove mandat pTipadl kanddau beze strany
Mez ednomyslne zvoenym jest mnisersky predseda IIs
president mirove deegace hr Appony mnistri aler
Rubnek, satn tajemnk Pekar mirovy delegat hr Pave
Telski bskup Prochazka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
SVYCARSKO v LIE NARODU.
PRfSTf SCH0ZE KONANA BUDE v RHINE DNE
Is. BREZNA.

ondyn, ID 1nora = Rada Lgy naroda zakoncila svoje
zasedani prst schGze konat bude Rme dne 15 bfez
Spojene Staty nebyy zastoupeny Jednm dvanacti
meznarodnch pravnkG ke mali tvofti vybor zfizeni
sv6toveho soudu, jest Elihu Root.
Pada svoa prijeti Svycarska jako puvodniho elena
lgy narodu prstoupa podmnky svycarske vlady aby
udrzena dosavadn neutrata Svycarsko nemuso
podet voenskych akcich gy anz dovolovat prdchod
czmu vosku dzemim svycarskym jnak ale pfzpdsobi
vSem podminkam narodohospodafskym.
Vsup Svycarska do l{gy z5vs este svycarske refe
rendn volb6, ez ma tyto podmnky schvalit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
UcITELEK v MESTSKYCH
SKOLACH UBYVA.

Ackoliv mesto zvysilo pone-
kud platy ucitelstvu We verej-
nych skolach. ucitelskych sill
stale ubyva v zaveru tohoto
skolniho behu bude schazet a.
81 ESQ ucitelek. Tolik. resigna-
ci do konce letosniho skolniho
behu lie ocekAvati a pak-li re-
signace Sc rozmnozi o prazd
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16

ninach, mestske Skolstvi vazne
bude ohrozeno. v Detroit nej-
mensi plat ucitelek je $500
rocne a zde 1880, kteryzto
fakt zvlaste zde k resignacim
dopomaha. Jina amer. velkome
sta rovnez plati utitelkam vice
nez Cleveland, ky tedy div,
pak-li ucitelstvo naSe fidne a
vyhodnejsf pisobnost vyhleda-
va x1v
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
HELCOLANDANE ZADAJi PRIPOJE
M ANGLI.

z Iondyna. - Dhstonici mezispojenecke namofn ko-
mise navsv elgoland kde byli priati n6meckym duuj-
Milky zdvofe Cd obyvael ostrova vrele Die zprav
dopsovatele enz doprovazel angcke ddsoniky
ri domorodc vybornou angicinou zada anglcke dGston
ky, ably pfmuv angckeho naroda move pripojeni
HelgolanCu Velke Brtani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
PLEBISCIT v ZAPADNfCH UHRACH.

Widen. Is. 1nora Uhersky vyslanec doruei kanclefi
rakoske repubky Rennerov notu kerou jest navhovan
pebsct zapadnich Uhrach, jez mali pfpadnou Rakou-
su Uhersko nktcak nehoda Izemi toho jen TAX zhoa
Iici a odvoava mad darska ''historicka prAva".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-16
CESTf SOC. DEMOKRATE. PRO UNA
NfLENINA A TROCKEHO.

Praha. g. 1nora. (Ono7d6na zprava> - Socianf demo-
kraft Narodnim Shromazd6n pedozi resouc kerou Sc
5ada poke obchodn uznani sovetskeho strany
Ceskoslovensk6 Republiky
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
NDBoDy WANTS TT

Tho rcfuanl Of Nicholas Murray Butler to com
slider m offer Of the nomination for vice presi-
dent brings 10 mind the growing conviction that
this IN an office that nobody wants Vet some
~ tho best mon in the nation have either hold
that job or have At least received such n nornl-
nation There have been times when n national
ticket has been named In which tho second man
was az big or oven a bigger man than his chief
ana there have been several times In which a
man elected To the second office has had TO fall
heir 10 the job Of chief magistrate. Roosevelt
was named for vice president In a tactical effort
TO get him safely out Of the way Of tho plans Of
politicians, but tho accident Of history elevated
him to the presidency and made him a towering
character In American history. And when
Blaine was nominated by the republicans John
A Logan. man nowisc smaller in national stat
ure than the "plumed knight" accepted the
nomination for second place and went down with
him in a defeat that he did not deserve
II strikes us that Mr.. Butler exhibits just n
little smallness OF mind IN thus refusing before
hand honor that might possibly he bestowed
upon him. The gentleman has no hope OF re-
ceiving the presidential nomination, except II be
~ very dark horse. and It Is quite possible that
no might be needed 20 III the ticket In second
place. There In no longer any justification for
tho oldtime Huperstitition that the vice presi-
dency WINS an honorary political graveyard.
Roosevelt exploded that belief beyond possibility
of repair. For all that. no really big man.
unless ne is possessed of a party loyalty that
values his personal ambition as n subordinate
oonsidertion. can regard with enthusiasm tho
prospect of being reiegatcd to second place.
Personal pride always says first nothing.
But perhaps Mr.. Butter is like our other ped
agogue statesman now in the white house. pos
sessed with such an overwhelming respect for
his own views an to be unable to conceive OF any
other position than that of supreme authority.
In which may we'll congratulate our
selves II he fails to get any kind of nomination.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03

the dictatorship Of a Gompers or a Gary Each
% these men represent The idea of my people
first ana all the time and the public be darued"
II IN a mistaken idea that either congress or
tho president Is to blame because we see no
relief from the high cost of living There have
been times In the past when iudicious acts on
tho part 81 either might have made things
little better, or at least not quite 40 bad. But
neither congresH nor the president has any
magic wand with which 10 wave away The Ills
which boset us Most Of thc evils ~ the present
situation are duo TO conditions which src ma
ture's punishment for mans rxceRsos and for
which there Ia no hope ~ relief until the nat
ural balance IL restored This is not a matter
~ legHlation. Many things might have been
done that would aid nature In the rcadIuRtnent
process. Both president and congrcss have been
guilty Of tactical bunders but neither is directly
responsible for tho evils which We have brought
upon Ourselves ana which can only be remcdlcd
when we ~ whole people get our heads out of
tho clouds and our feet on solid earth. what
congress would do which owed Ia existence 10
the votes ~ tho rather small proportion ~ the
electorate which Mr.. Gompers stands for
tromble To contemplate.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
Bennies' Notebook

Clenliniss Is next to Godliniss, be-
ing the name reason wy people take
baths weather they need them es-
peshilly or not Some people think
one bath week is plenty. vile 9TH
ers take a bath every morning and
still don't look satisfied. This proves
the more people get the more they
wunt.
Wat fun il is to splash erround
In tub half full Of wattir!
But beware the effecks on the bath
room floor
II YOU splash more than you awter'
The only things Necessary for a
good bath is soap, wattir, towels and
a lock on the ballroom door. II the
soap floats II is a CRATE satisfacksion
not to haff TO feel for II wen you
drop 1t in the wattir, bu. wen II falls
out on the floor it don't make \eny
dlfferents weather IL floats or not.
you haff to put one leg out after II
jest the same.
II you are forced 10 take n bath
But the thawt strikes you with pane.
jest close your eyes in shower bath
And imagine you're out I'm the rane.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
ZOO MtIcu soMpEns

samtei Gompep has served notice upon the
nation bhat the sim of himself and tho people
he reptesents yiu bo to accomplish tho over
turning of eoptress and the election OF body
safely tomn,Fted to the tenets of organized
labor y NJ supreme confederation In govern
ment kaauei Gompers is good old man ana
possesses our respect and our pity. lie has our
respect because he has endeavored to remain
sane while a mob OF insane people have threat
ened to repudiate his leadership because he
would not be az radical as they, and because he
has steadfastly endeavored to maintain barrier
NJ conservative and rational adicslism against
the onslaughts OF the destructive elements which
would use the power OF hbor to destroy all gov
ernment. He has our pity, because the pressure
brought against him has forced him TO smother
his actual convictions and appear before the
pubIic as an advocate Of propositions and plat
forms that his better Judgment condemns, Just
because to do otherwise. to have the courage OF
his convictions and dare the leaders of the mob
spirit TO do their worst, would result in his
being dethroned from his long and honored ped
es,al MS the ideal of industrial leadership
Gompers has a good head on him. but has not
he courage TO stick to his convictions In the
face of pressure from the extremists,
But the people do not want congress that
IL controlled by any one class of citizens, Long
ago they repudiated the power OF big business
In legislation. They will not tolerate swapping
the money god off for the fetish of the walking
delegate. Neither capital nor labor is good
enough to be trusted TO unselfishly leg1slato for
tho best good OF tho greatest number. The
American electorate docs not moan to give either
of them. or any one class OF citizens, the power
OF absolute political domination. The result
would be disastrous. The election OF pluto
cratic congress OF bolshevstc congress
would alike bs O disaster to be shunned. The
great majority of tho American people belong
TO neither class and congress should be const-
tnted ~ to be responSiva to the will. no. alone
TO the saajority OF the people, but as farths pos
sihls nt Al the reople We can neither afford
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-03
AN IMPRACTICAL LEAGUE

An occasion for testing the difference betwcen
the theoretical ana practical force of the league
OF nations may arise In the event OF another war
between Greece on the one side and Bulgaria
and Turkey on the other, now foreshadowsd by
recent events In tho Balkans, The Bulga rians
are incensed at the action of the supreme coun-
Gil In giving Thrace to Greece, and threaten re-
prisals. All of which presents a pretty pickle to
the league OF nations. II In ludicrous TO think
that tho league council review the actions
OF the supreme council Of rreniers In making
the award. but II the award Ia a cause for war
II becomes incumbent upon the league to take
cognizance Of H.
In theory tho league is more powerful than
any other body In the world. and get set aside
tho action OF any member state or group of
states that threatens world peace, but practically
the council Of premiers In control and would not
consent for a moment to the exercise by the
league of nations of authority bestowed upon 1t
by tho covenant