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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

New York at vejlede og hjelpe
ale Danske i Amerika baade /
juridiske og i allie andre Sager,
hYor de trenger til en- Raadgiyer,
er Diet jo kun billigt, at Danske
til Gengeld takker for denne
Hjalp we'd at indmelde sig som
Medlemmer af Det Rode Kors.
bet ny Medlemsaar begynder
paa Aarsdagen for Krigens AZ
slutning, den II. November, og
Kontorchef Eberlin er allerede
i travl Virksomhed med sine Plaz
ner for at faa a mango som
mulig af de danske hele Landet
over til at indmelde sig. Def er
Hensigten at dame danske Rode
Kors' Komiteer i enhver dansk
Kirke, Forening eller Loge, saa
at ale Danske kan faa Lejlig-
he'd til at bliye Medlemmer we'd
at betale en- Dollar ON Aaret.
De lokale Komiteer vii indbetale
Pengene til Diet lokale Red Cross
Chapter samtidig med, at de sen
der en- F~ortegnelse oyer de dan
ske Medlemmer til den danske
Afdelings Kontor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
CODE HJEM

kan k6bes i Dane Valley i Roo
sevelt County, Mont, = til en-
Pris af $40 a $50 Acren paa lette
Vilkaar. Farme som er velopbyg-
gede, har Telefon og Postleve-
ring, er beliggende we'd code
Automobil Veje, ner By, Skoler
og Kirke.
Hvede og allie Slags Smaa-
sad dyrkes NEST, men Corn gi-
e ogsaa godt Udbytte.
Til H6 og Gr@sgang dyrkes
Alfalfa, Sweet Glover, Rye,
Grass, Sudan Grass, bronze
Grass etc. med Held i Dane Val
ley, som er den NEST blomstren-
de Egn i Staten Montana.
Vinteren. er like blot Dage
med uafbrudt streng Kulde, kla-
re Solskinsdage er snarere en-
Regel end en- Undtagelse, hvor-
imod Skyet, gennemtrangende
fugtigkold Luft er saa godt som
ukendt.
Der findes Kullag under hele
Egnen. Flere Miner ejes og dri-
yes af Beboere. Kul salges we'd
Minen til $3.50 per Ton.
[ Montana er nu Lejlighed til
at erholde rigt, frugtbart Land
til Priser, som var g@ldende /
Illinois og Iowa for ca. 20 Aar
siden, i Montana kan de betale
for en- Farm med hvad de nu
maa betale for Brugen af en-
andens Farm i 8 Aar i n@vnte
Slater.
Godt Farmland stiger i Var-
di hvert Aar.
Underspg for dem selv, gaa
derud og Sc Afgroden, SON vok-
ser der.
Der er ingen Automobil- eller
Hotelregninger, hvis de henven-
der dem til undertegnede j Nc
Cabe.
Skriv til O.. R. olsen,
Box sc, McCabe, Mont.
eller til P. H. Miller,
Elk Horn, la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

aaret. Imidlertid kom Yerden-
skrigen og afbrpd Komiteens Ar
bejde. Senere har Komiteen
paany konstitueret sig med Ing.
Alex. Foss som President, og
Komiteens Forretningsudvalg
har besluttet at lade afholde ct
nordisk H. C. 0rsted Mode, som
vii blive formet dels SON en-
Mindefest for 0rsted og dels som
eft tredelt Arbejdsm9de, nemlig
at 1ste nordisk Elektroteknker-
mode, ct 1ste nordisk Fysiker-
mode og ct 1ste nordisk KEN
ikermode; desuden har Staten
ydet Beyilling til at afholde Ell
Mindefest i ale Landets Skoler,
medens Universitetet, Videnska-
bernes Selskab, Polyteknisk
L9reanstalt og Selskabet for
Naturlerens Udbredelse har for
beredt sig til ogsaa at fejre Min
Diet paa vardig Made. Endelig
har en- Iangelandsk Komite be-
sluttet at rejse en- Statue af H.
G. 0rsted i hans Fodeby, Rud-
kobing.
Da Mindedagen falder midi i
Sommerferien, vii S~torstedelen
af Observation-Disclosures blive
henlagt til omkring l. Septem-
Der.
Paa selve Mindedagen vii
Polyteknisk Lereanstalt aabne
en- Udstilling i sin Festsal af
Ting, som enten har tilh9rt H..
c. 0rsted eller som paa en- eller
anden Made t.jener til Minde ON
ham. Udstillingens Midtpunkt
vii blive den Magnetnaal,
hvorped 0rsted gjorde sin ber-
9mte Opdagelse. Udstillingen vii
blive holt aaben nogle Dage, for
at ale, der onsker Diet, kan faa
Lejlighed til at bes6ge den. I
Anledning af Jubileet er Bis
sens Statue af 0rsted i Lerean-
staltens Gard bleven forsynet
med en- Granitsokkel. Paa Min
dedagen vii desuden den oven
navnte Statue af 0rsted - en-
Kopi af Bissens Statue - blive
afsloret paa en- aaben Plads tact
we'd 0rsteds Fodested, Apoteket
i R~udkoing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Isl -Amerikaneree paa Bes9e
i Danmark.

Bet s. Observation-Disclosures
Steyne holdes paa Grundtvigs
Hojskole i Dagene PIT.
August med folgende Program
Ankomst til Lyngby st. Kl.
1852 Efterm. u August.
We'd Stevnet vii der bliye af-
holdt Foredrag af f6lgende For
stander H. A. Rosendal og H
Rosendal SEN, H6jskoleforstan-
derne Bekhoj, Allerup, E. APP
pei, R6dding, SAINT er Par Talere
mere, som endnu like har givet
bestemt Svar.
Desuden vii der blive talt at
observation-disclosures.
S6ndag d. Is. August offent-
ligt Folkem6de med Forstander
Begtrup, H.. P. HanssensN9rre
MOLE og en- Dansk-A merikaner
som Talere.
ON Aftenen d. Is. August
Sangkoncert af Koncertsanger
Th9ger Rasmussen, Aarhus.
Under Stavnet vii der blive
Fellesudflugt til Fredericksburg
og Fredensborg, Furespen og
Eremitagesletten.
Endvidere er der projekteret
F@llesrejser for Dansk-Ameri-
kanere.
l. F.-Rejse gaar over StGv-
ring H6jskole, Rebild Baker,
Tolne Skoy, Skagen, Askov
H6iskole, Ribe og Holding og
varer fra 3. JUL til 10. JUL.
2. F.-Rejse gaar over stevns
Klint, Vordingborg, Falster,
Holland og Langeland og varer
fra II. August til "a. August.
Tndmeldelse til Deltagelse j
disse F. Rejser sendes til For
stander Ole Stevns, St6vring
H6jskole pr. St6vring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Dpdsfald we'd ulykkelig Hen-
delse og Selvmord 1919.

Efter en- forelobig Opgorelse
omkom der i Danmark ! Aaret
1919 525 Mennesker we'd ulyk-
kelig Handelse, hvilket er en-
mindre Del ems sedvanligt.
Az de forulykkede a las
Born under ID Aar, 334 yoksne
Mend og AZ yoksne Kyinder. AZ
de 148 Born der omkom we'd
Ulykkestilfelde var 105 Drenge
og kun de 43 Piger; dette stem
mer med Diet sadvanlige,at langt
flere Drenge end Piger kommer
af Dage we'd u~lykkelige Handel
ser.
Blandt Dodsaarsagerne er
Drukning stadig enaf de almlnde-
ligste, idet i alt 1913 Prisoner
eller 30 pet. af de forulykkede
omkom we'd Drukning men An
tallet af Druknede err dog baade
absolut og relatiyt lavere end det
plejer at v@re.
We'd K9rsel og Ridning omkom
113 P~ersoner, heraf 40 GA M9nd
og 6 Kvinder) we'd Jernbane-
katastrofen we'd Vigerslev d. |.
November.
For "a Mend og en- Kyinde
foreligger der Oplysning ON, at
den ForuIykkede var beruset paa
Diet Tidspunkt, da Ulykken
indtraf. Ubder Udf9relsen af
erhvervsmessigt Arbejde omkom
161 Mand og 6 Kvinder.
Antallet af Selvmord i Dan
mark j Aaret 1919 err opgjort til
1872, ct Tai, der vel err lidt st9rre
end l Flor, da der kun var 3o4
|Selvmordere, men dog ligger
langt under, hvad der tidfigere
var almindeligt, saaledes t. Eks.
j 1916 462 P~ersoner.
AT Selvmordenre a som
sedvanlig langt den sterste Del
Mend, nemlig 274, mod liz
Kvinder. Den store Nedgang ]
de senere Aars Antal af Selv-
mordere falder n@sten udeluk-
kende paa Mandene, hvad del
vel nok skyldes, at ct forholdsvis
Sterre Antal af Mendenes end
af Kvindernes Selvmord STAIR
Forbindelse Observation-Disclosures e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Fremgang der.
for har medfort st6rre Nedgane
ii Antallet az mandlige Selv.
mordere. For 1919 er Diet for 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Foraar i Danmark.

bet lyse danske Foraar stod
i 1920 i Regnens og Strikernes
Tegn.
Vandmasser som dem, Maj kun
de opvise i Aar, skal efter Sigen-
de kun 90-aarige Mand kunne
mindes; Diet er da formentlig og-
saa overfl9digt at bemerke, at
Landmanden er meget utilfreds,
for Diet err han som bekendt
enten han faar for meget eller
for lidt Regn. M i Junis Mid
terparti, er Yejret dog endelig
slaaet ON, saa mild Varme og
tort Weir har aflost den hidtidige
Halvfrost og Fugtighed.
Og saa Strikerne. bet er 10 nu
efterhaanden kommet saa vidt,
at Diet err morderne at strike man
ger Diet uden egentlig at vide,
hvorfor man gor Diet men naar
Naboen striker, sax maa EN- am
den EN- jo ogsaa til Diet.
Imidlertid synes Diet, som ON
Striker qua Kampmiddel har
tabt sin Kraft. Og iser efter at
Folketingsvalget i April har still
let Brikkerne paa Plads, har
Borgerskabet faaet Mod til at
wise, at Diet like lader sig kuJo-
mere lengere af Arbejderbefolk-
|ningen. ,,Samfundshjalpen' har
haft EN- magtig Success, Storste-
parten af den danske Handles
flaade sv9mmer after paa Havene,
Haynens Lossekraner har LANCE
arbe.jdet, og dermed er den fra
,,Generalstriken"s Dage STAN
mende SHAREHOLDER og Trans
portarbe.jderstrike tabt. Den er
nu ogsaa aflyst, og ArbeJder-
standen har faaet ct alvorligt
Knmk we'd denne Strike.
Barbersvendene striker ogsaa.
men Mesterne arbejde, selv fol-
to; Indsabningen foretages sine
|Steder af bl9de Pigefingre, oe
ogsaa denne Strike ventes al
vile lobe nd i Sandet.
Endelig striker Opvarterne
ID 'Herrer Marker med Gentle.
mems Selskabsdragt som Uni
form, med forloren Arbedigheo
og sorte Negle-de har nedlag'
Arbe.jdet; de vii like arbejdt
sammen med kvindelige Tjenere
lOg hvad err Folgen! AT disst
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14
Danske paa New Zealand
holder Fest for Senderjyllands
Genforening med Danmark.

L Alda sddTu, { TT ell ol6gl-
ming af Past. Soholm og en- god
Ven al Chr. II. Petersen, SON l
1915 var sendt fra New Zealand
til vor Kirkes Aarsmode, at han
wilde sende os ct Eksemplar ar
en- Avis / Palmerston, hvori der
forekom ct lengere Referat al
en- Fest, som Danske paa New
Zealand havde holdt i Anlednine
af Diet danske Senderjyllands
Genforening med Danmark og
udtalte 0nsket ON R~eferatets OPP
tagelse i Disk, og der medfulg-
te HIilsen fra Hr. Chr. Petersen.
Bladet, The Manawatu Daily
News af 10. April, med Refe,
ratet i, modtog Vi saa forleden
Dag. Reiterated er imidlertid for
langt for wort S~palterum, men
vi skal meddele ct Uddrag der
af i Oversettelse.
Da Nyheden ON Slesvigs Gen.
forening med Danmark efter sc
Aa runder tysk Herredomme
naaede Danskerne paa n. T.,
blew der straks sat en- BevRgelse
i Gang for at faa i Stand en- Re
union af Danske der for at
festligholde Begiyenheden, og I'M
der Vicekonsul Mr.. Chas. Dahl
realiseredes Tanker den IA. A.
pril.
Der var over 300 Mennesker
til Stede we'd Ell eFst i ,,agricul.
tural Hail." hvor nevnte Mr..
Dahl presiderede. Blandt Caster
ne taltes Danske fra By og ON
egn a vel sim mango fra an,
Dire Steder paa den nordre o og
fra Canterbury, endog cen fra
Otira. Et Orkester under Mr..
Ronbergs Ledelse spillede britt
ske og danske Nationalsange. Sa-
len, hvori M6det holdtes, var
festsmykket bl. a. med dansk
Flag og danske Nationalfarver.
Paa .,Menu"-Kort og Seryietter
var trykt ,,Slesvig 1927. Frivil-
lige Opyartere we'd Bordene bar
rode Baand over hyide Bluser.
Der solgtes rode og hvide Mer-
ker og Indkomsten skulde gaa
til at lindre Nod blandt Danske
j Slesvig.
Der var Veteranere fra 1864
og deres Efterkommere ! anden
og treble Led til Stede, unge
sterke Mend og Kyinder og selv
Babies, som like forstod Festens
Betydning, men som alligeyel
spillede deres barnlige Role.
Danske Husm6dre spillede en-
fremragende Role we'd Anretnin-
gen. Man nod ogsaa Eftermid-
dagskaffe, siden TIE og slnttelig
Aftensmad - mang' var jo kom-
men langvejsfra.
Der modtoges ct Brev fra Pre-,
mierminister Massey, son bekla,
gede, at han like kunde yere
i'll .Stede. Han skrev bl. a.: In
gen havde hellere end jeg taget
Hand i observation-disclosures,
hvis Resultat bl. a. blev, at idet
mindste en- Del af oprindeligt
dansk Territorium blew returne-
ret til Danmark." Der modto
ges communications fra man
&c danske Konsuler og Forenin-
ger.
En- Hilsen sendtes til Kong
George med TAX for hvad han
og de Allierede hayde gjort for
Slesvigs Tilbagegivelse til Dan
mark.
En- pregtig udstyret Adresse
sendtes til den danske Konge,
forsynet med omkring 600 I'm
derskrifter af danske Beboere
og deres Efterkommere. Denne
Adresse SHUTTER: EFT af de bed
ste townships" paa New Tea
land har vi neynt ,,Dannevir.
ke." Derived har vi bestandig for
os eet at de kereste Steder for
Danske, og Karlighed til def
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

mandlige og . kvindelige Selv-
mordere oplyst, at de var drikfel-
dige, medens dette i Tiaaret 1896
ID gennesnitlig aarlig var Til
fpldet med l53 Mend og 7
Kyinder.
AZ Selvmorderne var 81
hjemmeh9rende i Hoyedstaden,
68 i Provinsbyerne og 219 i
Landdistrikterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-07-14

Dyb af Karlighed
Lys og Herlighed,
Verdenslivets Forklarerl
Sknbnernes Leder
Aandens Udbreder,
Hill Diet Folk, du bevarer !
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
482 new FEDERAL
WORKERS COMING
Advance Guard Of LOO
Emergency Fleet Employees
Due This Week.

Taxing the citys housing cond-
tions just when a relaxation in de-
mand was expected, 49, workers in
the finance division OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation, many OF them
heads of families. will he removed
from Philadelphia to Washington this
week, assuming their duties at Sixth
and b streets northwest Friday
morning.
The Philadelphia contingent is the
first division of an army OF LOO
Emergency Fleet employees who will
be brought here from the Pennsylva.
mia metropolis. 1t was generally ex-
peCted the transfer would be made
AprilTS. but orders were suddenly
given yesterday. with only four days
notice.
Efforts have been made by officials
OF the Emergency Fleet Corporation
in Washington to provide housing ac-
commodations for the newcomers, but
IL was announced this morning that
no encouragement would be given the
men to bring their families within
the next sixty days, when it was ex-
pected enough war workers would
leave the city to give plenty OF room.
1t is not known how soon the re-
mainder OF the I roo Philadelphia en-
ployes will be brought here.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
LEGION TO AID YANKS
UNTANGLE U. 5. CLAIMS

War Risk Insurance officers OF
American Legion posts throughout
the country have been instructed 10
take up with the Government any
cases of ex-service men that may be
brought to their attention, according
to Franklin D'Olier, national COM
mander of the American Legion, to-
day.
Thousands of appeals from ex-sol-
diers. sailors and marines are re-
ceived at the national headquarters
daily.
Most OF these appeals" said Mr.
D'Olier. consist Of various clai ms
against the Government, growing out
of a mans service in the army. navy
or marine corps. They relate for the
most part to compensation, allot-
ments, Liberty Loan bonds, vocational
training, and bonuses.
"In a period of two months, for ex-
ample. national headquarters has
been instrumental in collecting for
ex-seryice men S16,650 in Liberty
Loan bonds and s16,430.90 in allot.
rnents and allowances.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
Japan HOLDS
ON IN SIBERIA
Adopts Policy Of ''Watchful
Waiting"-Reache Peak
Of Penetration.

Japan has decided upon a policy OF
-watchful waiting In Siberia. II was
stated on high authority hero today.
japanese forces have reached the
peak OF their penetration and arc
prepared now to make an Indefinite
stand along tho Amuri and Ussuri
railways, II was stated. Re-enforce-
ments. which will be sent from Japan
ess garrisons. VIII be added to the
strength of these railway guards
Keep Anti Red Line Strong.
thus withdrawal of United States
troops will not weaken the anti-boi-
shevik lines In Siberia. Il was pointed
cut. because as fast as the Americans
20 out the japanese win como In
Until Japan receives guarantees
there will be no soviet invasion Of
hanchuria. the Mikado's soldiers VIII
stand guard. There are now 10000
Japanese soldiers In Siberia, this au-
thority stated (However. American
army experts believe there are 4b.oOo
In that reEion-)
Should the soviet army threaten an
invasion, the japanese troops will ad-
vance. as a purely defensive move. IL
was stated suthoritatively; but this
would not entail an advance far into
Russia
TT is silly to talk about Japan's
territorial ambitions" said this au-
thortty. att has no desire but to pro-
tect Manchuria and Korea Japan
wants, q status quo. 1t has now
reached line in Siberia where 1t Is
satisfied to remain"
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
.ERzBERGER SHOT BY
: STUDENT IN Berlin
Wound Not Serious, But Opera
ton Necessary to Re-
move Bullet.

BERLIN, Jan. 27.-Mathias Err
berger. minister OF finance, was slight
ly wounded in the shoulder when he
was shot as he was leaving the Grim
inal courts building yesterday. A
man giving his name as Oltwig Won
Hirschfeld, a former cadet officer was
arrested as the assailant. Erzberger
had been attending a hearing in the
Helfferich libel suit.
The assailant of the finance min
lister was seized by the police and
taken to police station. where his
name was discovered. He is twenty
in a suburb OF Berlin with his parents
His father is a bank official
Herr Erzberger was engaged in
conversation with his solicitor, DR..
Friedlander. outside the criminal
court at 2:30 when his assailant, a
well-dressed young man, approached d
and fired a revolver at the finance
minister. The shot entered his
shoulder.
DR.. Friediander sprang at the
youth. who at the same moment, flred
a second shot which hit Herr Err
berger in the region Of the stomach
but glanced off his watch chain.
Herr Erzberger staggered into his
hioNoi Sai' WHICH was waiting TO lahc
him home. and drove off at full speed.
While the finance minister is not
seriously wounded, an operation will
be necessary to extract the bullet
from his shoulder.
When arrested Won Hirschfeld de-
clared that he considered Erzberger
dangerous to tho empire. The police
authorities began an examination OF
the prisoner at o'clock in the after
noon and interrogated him for several
hours.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
PRESIDENT EBERT LOSES
ANIMAL CARTOON SUIT
Executive and Noske Admit They
Allowed Photos to Be Taken in
Bathing Trunks.

BERLIN, Jan. 27.-President Ebert
and Gustav Noske, minister of de.
fense, lost their suit as ainst the edi-
tor of the Satyr, a humorous weekly,
which had cartooned members of the
Cabinet as animals.
The defendant had a number of
Berlin editors and authors subpeo-
naed as witnesses. among them be-
ing Count Won Deventlow, of the
Tages- Zeitung. and George Bern
hard, of the Vossische Zeitung. He
charged that President Ebert's mode
of living was far from "Spartanlike"
in it's simplicity, and that the Presi-
dent was not showing the measure of
reserve to be expected of a German
executive in the present situation.
Both Herr Ebert and Held Noske,
the defendant testified, had in fact
permitted themselves to be photo
graphed in bathing trunks and had
suggested the cartoon.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27

CULTURE TOSTEAL
Or. Philip Jaisohn Declares Nip
pom Owes Her Civilization
To Korea.

Declaring that civilization to the
Japanese means the acquiring OF
enough power to rob and plunder
weaker nations. DR.. Philip Jaisohn,
director of the bureau Of information
Of the republic of Korea yesterday
addressed the members OF the
Pastors Federation at their regular
meeting in the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, on the subject
of "The Korean Revolution"
DR.. Jaisohn, who styled himself as
a Korean born, naturalized American,
made an urgent plea to the ministers
to act on behalf of the Korean people
in aiding them in gaining self-deter-
mination for their own country.
"All that the Japanese have they
owe to the Koreans" said DR.. Jaisohn.
Their art. sciences, architecture, and
fundamentals for their language have
been obtained from the Koreans, and
now that they have advanced to a
greater extent than any other ORR
entail race. they are working on the
principle that might makes right"
he said.
DR.. Jaisohn said that Japan seized
Korea because of her way OF inter
probation of the word civilization.
ACCORDING TO vie spedheI, ~iicH thc
Koreans protested against the action
of Japan, noted Japanese official
said: 1--WE are a civilized nation: see
what England did to the Indies, what
the French did in Cochin China and
what the Americans did to the In
dams. We are following out the
same plan of civilization"
DR.. johnson paid high tribute to tho
American missionaries in Korea and
said that they are deserving OF great
praise
The Rev. John c. Palmer, president
of the Pastors Federation, made the
opening address and introduced the
speakers.
Mrs. Cabot Stevens pleaded the
cause Of the Near East to the Fed
Grafton and advised them to start
campaigns for funds for the imme-
diate relief Of the 25O,0o0 little chill
dren in the Near East.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
cid-Stomach Makes
Millions Old Before
Their Time

The famous scientist, Prof. Metchnikon, do
elared that people generally become decrepit-
feeble, aged-years and years before their time
that q person ought to live well over hun
dred years. He proved that the toxic poisons
which form In the intestines and cause auto
intoxication had more to do with shortening life
than anything else. Clean out these poisons
and there is no reason why human beings
should not live, hale, hearty, strong and vigor-
GUS, hundred years or more Such is the doc
trine as taught by the noted Metchnikof.
What causes those toxic poisons-where do
they come from-how do they get into the in
testinal tract7 Science gives us an answer In
one eword-Acid-Stomach.
Acid Stomach causes food fermentation;
and it is this mass OF partially digested, sour,
fermenting food passing through the intestines
that creates toxic poisons that are absorbed
into the blood and carried into every part Of
the system, causing long train of diseases and
making millions OF men and women feeble,
haggard and old looking before their time when
by right they should be strong, healthy, In the
prime Of life,
Common sense tells Us that IN order 10 stop
those TOXIC posons forming In the intestines,
you must get rid OF the Acid-Stomsch; just A.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
TRIAL OF BERGDOLL
TO BEGIN TOMORROW
Wealthy Philadelphia Is to Face a
Court Martial on Draft
Evasion Charge.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Grove% c.
Bergdoll, wealthy son OF Philadel-
phia brewer, now confined at Gov
ernor's Island on a charge Of evading
the draft law, will appear before a
general court-martial board for trial
tomorrow, IL was announced today.
Bergdoll was captured recently at
his Philadelphia home by military in
telligence officers after a two-year
chase.
Final testimony in the court mar
tial OF. Capt. Karl w. Detzer, charged
with brutality to army prisoners, was
to be taken today, and closing argu-
ments will be heard tomorrow by the
same board which will try Bergdoll.
The Washington times., 1920-01-27
Honor STUDENTSTO
GO TO WEST POINT
Secretary Baker Announces
Graduates of Selected Schools
May Enter Academy.

The Secretary OF War announces
that the regulations governing the
appointment of cadets at the Mill
tary Academy will be amended as
follows.
Honor graduates OF educational
institutions having officers of the
regular army detailed as professors
OF military science and tactics, and
which institutions are designated as
honor schools upon the determina-
tion OF their relative standing at the
last preceding annual inspection
made by the War Department, will
ment as cadets to the United States
Military Academy in the following
"Thc Adjutant-General of the Army
will maintain roster OF honor
schools as determined by annual
War Department inspections OF edu-
cational institutions.
AT an early date in each year the
Adjutant-General will anticipate the
vacancies in the corps of cadets
which are open to honor graduates
and will make an equitable distribu-
ton OF those vacancies among the
honor schools and notify them ae-
cordingly. Each designated institu'
ton will at a specified time notify
the Adjutant-Gcneral OF the name of
the selected honor graduate from
that years graduating class.
Honor graduates of the selected
institutions will be appointed with
out mental examination as cadets OF
the United States Military Academy
upon the certificate of tho head of
the institution that tho appointec Is
his choice OF the honor graduates
OF the institution"