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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
Lo que dice 'El Eco de
Paris

''No es precisamente en- las palidas
sesionss de la Liga de las Naciones' Z"
donde pode1nos encontrar los aconte-
cimientos dipiomatGcos mas sensacio-
males del lndmsnto, sino en- las asam1
bleas del conssjo Supreme de La. Paz.
Ali Sc acaba de tomar una resolu-
ci6n que no tiene pies nj cabeza y
que esta destinada no dar resulta-
dos posi5vos, desaparecer total
mente, 81 no toma en- consideration Ell
reconocimiento del gobierno 'soviet~ =.
Ell Consejo Supreme de la Paz ha de-
cidido reanudar las relaciones conner
ciales con Russia, suspendidas desds que
estallo la revolucion "bolsheviki en-
ell mes de noviembre de 1917.
Los radicales de la Gran Bretafia,
los financieros internacionales, y todos
los expertos mercantiles de Manches
ter, han hablado de La adopci6n de una
medida de esta 4aturaleza durante to-
do el afio pasado. He aqui ell argul
men'lo principal que utilizaban para
favorscer la adopci6n de dicha medi-
da: ell tbolshevikismo'' tiene su orr
gen en- el desasosiego economico. 81
Sc remueve la causa, el movimiento
acrata Sc transformara inmed atamen-
ts en- algo mas humane, que traera
como resultado ell establecimiento de
un gobierno que sea compatible con la
paz de Europa. A este argumento Sc
agrega otro de casi taIlto peso: Eu-
ropa esta cada vez mas amenazada por
ell hambre, y Ell eosto de la vida es
cada vez mayor. Ademas, no Sc puede
nj Sc dsbe olvidar que Russia tiene
trigo limo en- abundancia.
Ahora 'bien Gvamos hacsr nues-
tras negociaciones comerciales con los
subditos de Moscow, pero no con Mos
cow, teniendo en- cuenta que, por vir-
tad de los requ sitos militares las au-
toridades de Moscow tieren el derecho
de apoderarSe de todo 10 que Sc envia
Rusia2 iDe que mahera vamos a
contribuir aumentar el prestigio de
los 'sleaders'S "soviets'' al conceder-
les. en- la hora de sus triunfos mas
resonantes aauello que por espacior de
tanto 8empo han estado pidiendo?
5De que modo vamos a hacerle pro
posiciones Russia para que cha nos
envie sus productos? La autoridad So
berana que en- otros tiempos dirigia
las exportaci ones ha desaparecido. Las
nuevas autoridades. todo 10 sujetan a
sus necesidades. GDe Que mansra va
mos transporter los art!culos, 81 TO-
das las Hiisas ferroviarias de la Eu-
ropa Central estan complctamente des
organizadas, y no estamos en- condi-
clones de transporter NADIA nj siquiers
de Rumsnia? Hay que pene'r en- toda'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-06
LA ECONOMICAL

Fonda Restaurant y casa dormitC.
rio. Excslents usrvicio On cOmida
la carta. ryaass. 81
Ell Restaurant mas popular on San
Juan pOr sus servicios y condiments
cion sn Ia comida. tty
TelefOno 11s. Restaurant cristo 81
y dormitorio cristo "A. Propietario
PATRICIo BLAsco,
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03
TEE FrRE On THf HATE

Mnsr psDp4s ussC e enuls bacr =
-rss-y ulc noneE. r. was ue.sr x ~
-surtur K M fanilT rea---r ss-.urls
Tfls r. or ne tea--r was cs-I.e-
e Family lie No- rrt.-zir vas ,-g,oF-
80 iss-z o-FrieC --s-s Z ~ ulc cs-s
l'ftu-e s-UTsz- Du- e was Z ra-fls---r
piacs w-ns.H intimate thoughts ws-e
-essaisc ri p-srE m -ne tku..z-.
WsrE rrsa0s
II -nsse lagF uzrv homes a.
ulis- w'7-riuu- ar nsz--- E-or,s. Trsa~
SEN lac Z DDcE vr-tio1- < suu 3u-
-nt c-acflInE fre OF M oDa- rsz--r
IS Ell cherished oT ucus r. ..-r-
pls I. p~uuu.eE -efer. iur 2 lauzarss
.orgIss. = FlEEes-s -e-r sear.css
anc corre-sa- arlc amos rBoc er.ea.
= ms Esr r cIrcle 3gl da-s VINO
pu- - -scfs=eE E--.uu. -rIF csr.a- n
r-z--f1-r anC <s DC nor know now
rnDcr -ney 1e--ar- RON erle rzus r
-ne,s cCr-s---.ic on oIlJseriEr "a
tlaW
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D4AGER, U FICKLFNF~> N
Jr Mfa-p A(~S


~ frasses s..e expsc-ec Il y
-et-e. and -nsg seldom olszp poi-l. ~
lsise-a-lD1- IL. not III t1e peoples
4iesi efisse swings from u1s 70 another
s.sz-enle = erfot doeg !: become :
fs-Eer . -le cgmrnonw "a
frorr re TINE = M adeg y .,,at
q a sol democracy nzg oscfrla.zd
,fzfe ~ -,clfsE vors.5, q popp-
- nefC @nC n1rncless Til hcz-lp- q
e 2. aes-r Ofter s.iils .rese ~
s-f1soas = NJ Doyglaes. Tne oisap-
- rs1rIce . M public rls- orirgE Z
z fner r3ep q nm. ClQurer Z.
Aep furg T-ns fozu.e6 :. trie .r.o.rtr
= -ne r4ete mention q Roosevelt
's.@ - W2s zve joinsc Il hymns
q pfslse -. RDoseveit dead sn5
W Ihe1 among me nlo9rnerr u ne
p.yzss-g1 lee
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y 1n1 a19rzt5or a,i6 blind a1aee Fl
ss- ao're ti.,is rsro q deuoerzcr
s-e-lc aflss v-fso s-oglc prove y ra1e
r''-e- : fa@skse N2Doleor. T-f.f.- his
ter9- would 5e ~ III ICY y regez.
f.sssf n goaerts-re-. cy tas teorse
.,fl,g -e9lace-e " goser-lr,esr. D. ore
-'.2- fgf ~. .rar Arsother dsrger
(, -neae Dsc - one y opinion srise-
ffa'. pr ~ ri.3 pefatio1 destroy
~ re Dyolac s1z-'s 1ssf gl,sess = tne
s.--- ,yoEest-ts.5 ReaieW
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hORTs NESyERN APPLE GROW
EHs SHOULD ORC ANILF

me ne--1g eE.efr Dpxsl apps cruI
oEniF e1ssz. NET y-Do8c-. ~
n mo ing -oe orange s.uc isruor IsaeE
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s. a. me - Torn es-~-e
f-aI.e nsrs Z NATIONWIDE Tr4s--Es-. s-r-1
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1-rsfEsr7 4grT ags .sz-assc me ree1
and ne advantage - eDyps-z-5Ts or
gsnlzz.f0r am rfla~ks- - gur ro--1-
se5.s~r apps f,epVe-t rsTe Te. -
srarr ~ 4 arlor -ness 81 s-rer -.
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ef.ss'jreec @rla- -re os4.1zarr Hnoas--7
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oofs me pioneering = = FOR e.
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a-sefrp.s Z imperative RE. ~
were unt@e f<ar>e.7. or soe esap-
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- tast splJ.f4s-- - g-sygrs
Ine,s iE ~ gecre~ 2ssorr Z Tne
f'fe@t cooperative oggsr iz2-fVnE u
Caf0-r Z eoraae- tne.r yle,ress r.
,.sf or1r End sEs g.ac - Dplr. c1e
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.,ses - NJ grcrzye lre.s-~s
Ins rssfa - cooperative .r1rle- ~
gfV>sE n10fs r. peat . = gcgzr lzeS
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e,s&S ,ngly . eF1e,ce -Isesar-
n or WI co,cDe5 ne prD3lee-s r
faDc gfo0acts u orger ~ fpr .ae 81
ts1ion r Their ind9EtrieE tnS tae
~3<5nes or aDp.f prov esF - e- e'e=f-
r n the TRIP y 4ne Ca'forr 3
,s-Dn-ers t,ie 5et.es MI . 81 IN taefr
A,s ndgst~r
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03

TIE C---s2 vas conquered b. Ca
,ts-ins Ia Great Of Russia Il III
aud remained par q re Russian
Empire mn that political ea.ity's
Collapse = 1917. Th= hulk u III
popgl ztlon remains Ta-ar. though
tiara Is Il admixr1rs Of 5oth Greek
2oc lcslz- blood 4 M noninallv
! az people.
Ssrasoopol. OF tas west coast o.
rne Cr-ues, wzs graf nilitarv Dos.
= tns days u the old Russian regime.
zna : vas - vel the home oor1 o.
~ Russian Blzck Sea feat. From
tasre- according . cherished iu7per
q dreams. was 70 70 forth on the
Russian counterpart Of Der Tag
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aic sns-z verE znuac F-=nct, ---ss.rsss T.
al expressions ~ clU-n1nE 1uDr.
1E-u1-u-z znc ps--E Y .tla vDcT. Tns
-1s- e "a. gE-Eu-. wnlcr rurl-,.-E
ais1u- lbN xu-oE came 1-urr Enrilsr
anc f-Vs o. 50 U-rls- lzrrzarzE
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ursr -nsr wsyz & CulnDrsf Is EnE-
lls-- Los rls--1Eu- -4ssuec f-r.-luuF
sr1r M - inDrr Criusss EnEs- 2.
plcE- E.su z n Euulc uez. VIZ
-ns 1nrIs- EEns-E q N --rlrssss IL
bet. Tts Dollcs lu1Es zlsr -suu1-ec
acugs. Il .z--ies VIZ CnrsupE 5r -
sunggs-lnr sznrEzEE e EnE ST Xxi
oCw-rsr ne CnInooE jE-Eu-
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03

- ness CONDITIONS -rrDur1ou- rs
- lr--g a. p~u---lrsc sounc uy ~
,saclng sUrnn~T. rs or finances auc
tT sy-lIg Z. II eElec-er -nere VIZ ~
.zsrers ~ -ra- - 70 urne of uae-
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.u-r Z np--rz Tne-e RS .,sss-- Z
ult r~UI = rrsrLsa .c'-lsrg znc j.
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7T-s DeEs.r es~ 9 oE- wzs no ~
ro.lcea y--I tsseerl.iv EUuar ms
oeen gfTt. ou- Is showing -andenrr
= lowe~ 1r-efes. ~e-ee. Hr5r- means
INT money Is Deing oEere9 r. l9z-
~ iargar fo,Erle nan = Va se-e
months agu.
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FRIDAY DE-ENsER . 1s21.

q agreeable O90s. Z xL Eesr snaes-
-rf1slF y err DeIng nor sEsc.ec on
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+ CONTAIN aerUrlirg e Ems z--nur-
rt 1ts -lrn=s & n1cr -p.U.er <
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"a
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( tDu- saps.l.u.e. Du. < ( meg sub
s----.e- gU-.Ur ssec HUu. sgr7.z n
mary 9 u. cent - n rarz -rls.-..e.-.
oes@as ena4I hugs n&s 0rly Urle-tls-l. !,
81 lssr cent. cprrrnss per GET. s-ic
MAS ar svsrsge u lesk mn or,e
tx ue Z Das cert Tais IS accounted
sf -er y r8er importance srae-
fn1cr q mineral sre neeessarT = a.
- - prDcssBae q M DDc9-.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03
COTTON SEED FLOUR

Jae American FoDd Journal ,rkE
1,.zt eol1Or sef7o -four VIII syon ,,s-
eonns ~ i-lpor.2ut f&c,of . soivlrg
the problem crezts9 b. iacfe2s ny
tespglat3on AMI diminishing number
- ez1le. sheep am ooYE. Cots0n
aeea -four II said u contzn tnat
@pr0tein7 needed FIR .nakinq rouscle
a.c DlrJd
4 II 2soerted taat alroost any bak-
er-Y prDd1cf ran bs rnzde fron1 cgttgn
seed fogr-iread, rolls, ginger bre2d.
oDyYanyts and cakeg For such u9r-
foses 4 has been used for The lalt Is
yeare IN Texas and other paris IT the
acyta.
Cotton seed -four Is Drigft yellow
n color and nutty in favor and with
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03

T-ae soldier bonus Wv became o.
era..ve Monday. Z tavIng carried ~
rc.e q 2zk 80 8 s.s12s ayz rs. =
ms en2c-rnss-- o --lE 4zw sT me
,secple SHOWS .-a. = rf--o- IS es-r-
p,is-i c2ly y faror = 0Uirg VIZ IS
feasorzoly within - JOwsr = yecor,s-
g,erlse ne solder Boys 70 ms. SCR
4lceg r -1snH n camper q ing nation
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03

The forces that would wras- tne Bos-
Qhorus and DardaneIles from the
Turk and place The Cross u s..
George over Constantinople and the
Cross Of Christ over Sancta Sophia. :"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03
TEE CRINE4- BATTLE
GROUND And AEEsEoL Nd.

The -lulsz II vnicr uarslsllv.s-
dispatches z rane-A -zura
--su-z-is7-iE su-c.s nz-z -as- d-
aels- i ant wnlct las RsIsec-s
Enurr ~ aa-T -cupn -rlc- sz5
Dulla-lU Iasazc r. M -Na-luT.E E-sr-
E-zIirll- SBeas-v
m .znr q. -ns --rIr-is-zz.1ls
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a1s- -ns lznc z vcr flc-sris4
= s-n-1rlrzle FRS caused s1-lcss1-- o.
l.-=c Ue-rT q nErs : uE- r va
II f-Iulsz Is known q i-1e IT.
IL Paradise 4 me -s-E-E 4Es- u M
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J-ANITOR WANTED.

The School Board desires the ser
ices OF 2 good man for Janitor for
The Gym. For particulars. see Supt.
sutton. Applications should be ad
dressed 70 the Clerk before Monday
noon. Dec. s.
". RCNOHR.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Sunday Srnool, 9;s5.
frtsrr1sci &.e Lsag1e. 2.39 sur
ier-. Prayer" Jeader. Helen Field
j3nlor Leag9e. 3.30
Epwgrrn Lesg1e. SD Topic, Up
Hr-~- Herald Day
Preaching Services. Il Z. n. 30
,. n Morning s45jert. "T-he Prom
~ Il Hope" Fventrg subjee.. ''T-ae
Fire Of re Lord -
WM HOSKINS. Pastor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1920-12-03

II you have az article you want r
sell, Or Il you want 70 buy, advertise
IN The Ecno want column.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19

u mast cases they aro. then tho
namoe and ages OF the little folks
are Obfained. and there 3 NO fur
ther communication with the fam
lily until the auto drives quietly M
to the door Of the home the night
before Christmas and in the role
OF Santa Claus leaves such gifts
IS 1t has been learned the children
within have been praying they
would receive. There Il no pub
licity involving the families.
The children Of Rock Island
have come to know The Argus
Santa Claus a. their neverlfailine
friend. They have never yet ap-
pealed to him in vain, and II Is the
fervent hope Of our committee that
they never will. The list of names
the committee has on hand now il
large. and it probably will be in.
creased considerably in the mex
few weeks. We do not wish t.
make alarming statements, but
there is nothing to be gained BY
evading the truth, and that is thai
there is to be much suffering among
the poor of Rock Island this win
ter because Of slackening Of EN-
ployment in the industries Of tn,
community. That, inevitably in
wolves the little folks, and they arr
the ones for whose concern thu
Santa Claus committee is organic
ing its Christmas plans. The com
m.ttee has entered upon its activi
ties. and promises that not a poo
child in Rock Island will have !;
cheerless Christmas providing tn
good fellows. as doubtless the,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19
FUNDS
EXCEPT
|IPREsENTs
cIsss Committee Has
- Aside Fron Psr.
4 : Il ~ 4 Uldles' Gifts.

u hist may not be sener-
4 go. among those who have
- been contributors to
n. santa Claus fund Il
90, i absolutely no expend-
srseot for gifts purchased
n! 81 kiddies Of the city at
..sl mis- year the commit
81 hsye the further advan-
Y sunducting all of its detail
! The Argus building. the
49, quarters Of the paper
- i possible for the setting
~ large room for use OF
- .rsittss during the weeks
s. I iii be engaged in dispos-
y ~ details incident to the
~, t,sk. In previous years il
-. ,scsssary to secure accommo-
,...,s for the committee away
- mo Argus, but in all in
- IL the past the committee
.. ~ provided with quarters
- through the generosity OF
s.auds IN the business district
Al moneys received by The Ar
9. santa Claus fund are exclu'
I ~, employed in buying remem'
,..ss for the poor children o.
~ island" Mrs. c. T. Dugard
si,msn Of the committee, stated
~ This one thing we desire
/. imuress on our friends who hav'
s.,oed heretofore and those whit
.sstemplate assisting in future
"A women Of the committee do
~ their services. and are happ.
/, he thought they are permitted
Il Be Of service to the childhoo,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19

- ~ c1ey. Ards non 0par4efs
f0f accoMmodatiou q the commits
to The only requisite would be TOR
the hiring q anto trucks Win
which 70 make delivery Or presents
the night befors Christmas. but
happily, IN the past, every year use
Of trucks has been donated BY own
ers. and We have reason to hone
that our friends viii take care Of
this part Of the work the coming
Christmas on the same generous
terms. Rock Island merchants IL
ways have been liberal in making
special discounts upon all pur-
chases by the committee, while
some Of the business firms have
made outright donations Of candies
and toys.
The list Of names in possession
OF the committee IL carefully guard
ed, and for obvious reasons. In the
first place, the Santa Claus fund d
not Z charity, and does not pre-
tend to assume the functions of or
ganizations maintained in the city
primarily for the purpose Of pro.
tecting the poor and needy. The
Santa Claus fund exists only for
one purpose, and that is to spread
Christmas cheer among children in
those homes where circumstances
in most cases but. temporary, are
such as to preclude the possibility
! Of the narpDfa nrOvidinv for thai,
young at Christmas time as they
would like to had they the means
to do so. The committee has a sa.
cred obligation. 1T least it feels i,
has. toward the children of the
city who are thus unfortunately
situated. In majority of thu
homes where the committee dis
tributes presents there are no calls
made upon charity organizations
for people naturally hesitate in ap
pealing for aid until their condi
ton becomes desperate. A famil,
may be able to struggle along wit,
means at hand, but is not in posi-
ton to indulge in Injuries, ant
gifts are placed in that category.
| Parents Consulted.
The committee does not pre-
sumo to purchase gifts for children
in a home until the parents ar
consulted. If the parents are un
able to provide presents for thei
young and are willing to accep
the services Of the committee, a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19

VII = robly and generously
shoulder their responsibility -
they have done IN the last 10 years
the Santa Claus fund committee
has been in existence. The COM
mittee gratefully accepts any
amount. be It large or small. 30 do
not hesitate in assisting because
you feel that the sum you are able
to give may be modest in proper
tons. You would be surprised to
know how far y few dollars can be
made to go in securing those little
things that bring Joy to the heart
Of . youngster at Christmas time. "
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19
Hair Roots Come Out
Before Your Very Eyes
New Method Banishes Superfluous
Vair)

NV "as to remove superduous
hair roots and all-the phelactipe way
il rapidly superseding the old-fashioned
depilatory methods, as well as electricity.
razor and tweezers. And no wonder !!
Here is a product so harmless . child
could safely eat it-so non-irritating and
odorless it is altogether pleasant 70 use
and the process is 40 quick acting that
III actually removes the hairs entire. in
csuding the roots. in Just few seconds
You will surely have the surprise OF
your life if you will obtain a stick OF
phelactine from your druggist and follow
the simple instructions.-tAdv.|.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-19
Kiddies' Coughs Can
Be Eased Quickly
Dr.. KINGS New Disccv
" Will do that yer
thing, easily and
quickly.

you'll" When the cough first comes, Civ
. little DR.. Kings New Discovery a
directed, and it will soon be eased.
It's a good family cough and coli
remedy, too. Loosens up the phlegm
clears up the cough, relieves the con
gestion. No harmful drugs. For fift,
years a standard remedy for colds
coughs, grippe. At your druggists
6Oc and 81. 20 q bottle.
For colds and cou9hS
Dr:Kin&'S
NeWDiscoverY
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20

more recent establishment OF n
state wide teachers pension sys-
tenn and a complete revampinE Of
financial support OF sc h o. OF s.
through state and county plan.
Salaries Of teachers have been
increased the last six years from a
minimum Of $40 a month TO
statutory minimum OF $500 a year.
The teacher shortage occasioued
by the war will be solved without
delay in Ohio. as county and
state normal schools are reporting
prospective increases in attend
ance OF so TO 100 per cent or even
greater for next year.
In many instances salaries
have been increased from $1,000
10 $3.50 elementary and 1880 To
81 700 high school in the city
schools and from $500 10 S1.44O in
the rural and village schools
In Mr.. COx's record as governor
OF Ohio az well as in his declarations
the teachers and the people OF the
United States have the assurance
that he is fully alive 10 the ,duca
tional situation and that if elected
president OF the United state, nc
viii be a positive force in the build.
Ing up OF our educational system"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-20

affairs ~ reconstruction. produc-
ton. trade economies and finance.
competent 10 analyze actual c0udi-
lions and law down policies that
Will get results. The world needs
20 be nursed in an intensity practi-
cal business situation that Confronts
us, those rebuilding after a disas-
trous wreck
Mr.. Bacon is one OF the leading
mechanical engineers OF the world.
During the war he supervised some
OF the great Industrial projects nee
essary 90 the building up Of Amer
lea military machine. lie was
graduated from Cornell In 1892 is
a member Of the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers and vari-
Gus other clubs and organizations
one of his great peace time ac-
complishments was the developmerr
OF hydro electric power In the Sier-
ia Nevada mountains and its trans
mission 10 san Francisco and other
distribution points in central Cali
fornia. He also has been actively
connected with reconstruction and
moderizauon Of public utility pro
perties in Washington. Atlanta. Bir-
mingham. Memphis. Knoxville. Nash
Vile. Houston. Little Rock and kan
sas City.