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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

Sobann gbeIen llub Srau iino nod
mebrere Gage langem 8eiude IN ct.
gIolD pteber bel uns eingetroHen.
Seinrin Smith bon Mbon beebrte
Sic 6amilie Mid. 2l1tgen lestenS on1t=
tag nit 8e111d.
&r6enmaler Ni6. 9beis bon Cobb
|Spring lit nit Ser inneren MuSi6mi-
dunq unierer Nfarrfir6e betraut
morben. gr miro aleih nod Sitern
Sic Mrbeit in Mngrif nebmen.
Matbias @eilinger, Mgent fir meb-
rere 3eitibriften, iprad} in beren sSsn-
terelie lette Wo6e bier Dor.
Ssn Ser 6amilie 6es 2ebrers 2rt-
gen fa11b porletten Montag Samilien<
5ulpads Itatt. Gin itrammer Sl1nge
febrte 6aielbit elm. M0ge er ben be-
|aliidten gltern anf lang ba11er10e
Belt MIR 6rel,be maiden!
Mgnes Sonas, @ertrub Seir1ett nnb
Mnna Mahtemes baben fiid nod &id-
mono begeben I'M sort BEL Ser 6rali
&otbarina Notbitein Mabunterridt
at nebmen.
M0elboib &oltbaus bon 6arming 1T
alf etfi1e Mod)en bel Der 6amtlte
Mid). 2utgen IN 9ienit getreten.
Yotrid MurruD bon Nbon e%rfrente
feline bier tpobnen6en .@ltern nit
mebrtdgigem 8ei116e.
gaspar nn6 @ubert Wi0er CT rel1en
Ii6 Des 8ef1des hires 8ul6ers 60
rens bon 8emi6ii.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

5ral Ben. Meher un6 &inber err
frenten bic in st. Glouo pobnenoe
Mutter nno @roRmlttter, 6rau Sobn
Sanfer, NIT Iangerem 8etude,
6ro1 Gilbert Martbaler eritattete
nit ibren &in6ern ibrer 5dtpeiter IN
Melroie, Die in Ser 0ortigen Samilie
Ni9. Mnrtbaler ibr Seim. bat, einer
mebrtdgigen @eiuh.
Seinria S9miot bon grpital safe,
Soma, bat iih nit Somilie auf Der
Snrm, Die er lebten SCRIPT bon Srall
Sobann SSanfer fanfte, bdl1slib ein-
geridtet.
Camille Mid. Saufen, Die leBten
@erbIt ibr @eim BON 5bannon, ST.,
in Sic NGbe bon 9iafis berlegte, bat
oie S. s. 8aoemader 8arm, Die fe
falufli9 51 ibrem Gigentum madte,
IN porbergangener 8ode be5oger1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

@ie oos @ebau6e in ieiner MbbiI-
onng 3eigt, miro Ser @oupt- ober 3en=
tralteil bes 8aues Bret 5tod bod
merben. Die Mbminiitrntionsflben
meroen iib IN oteier gbteil1ng befin-
ben. Sic 5Iiigel Der6en 5tpei Stof
bod erri9tet un0 fir alisge3eidnete
&%efreations gaailitdten miro beitens
Gorge getragen ein. 5peaififationen
fir Ben 8al beg @rbgeiboheg ner=
ben an eriter 5tene bollen6et, lo6aB
bieier Sell ber &onitruftionsarbeit 10
.bal6 als moglib in MngriH gereomz
men merben fn1tn. 8ambe6ingnngen
5per0en ger1alt nberidalit ner0en, aber
es mirb boral1sgelebt, bob Die Nrbeif
ndibren6 0es I%nnfenben Sabres bo0-
enbet merber miro. Die Sinanaet fnr
bus l~1nternebrte1t iin6 o1rh Die Sn-
forporotiort Der gemeir6en Ser Dio-
I5eie 81. CLOUD geiidert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

Mnrtpr afpotpa W-;cohra,;no,+. & 81
[Mnnprmoitpr gofref5sr. M rg;oho
|ghnhrne;fte. esa So, T;.ass ut
nph1rrm a,,her+ Mo,s r,.a,, esanamn
Sanien. gn1,nrn mnron G,,iI maE
lon mn G,,,;T g,oaarsas az. c.aa
niiation aeborer Big lett 40 Mitaiie-
Der an.
80 Nah bier Sabre Lancer Dierif.
5eit in ser Ser. Staaten Marine It
2enn6er Cans, Sobn Ser 1milie oeg
&apeameiiters Subert @ans ebren-
bait 6es Observation-Disclosures entlnifen
mor1en uno traf Witte letter @nfp
I'M glternbanie Elm. Snfolge feines
Dieniteifers bpadte Ser iunge Mann
|es gum Nange zines gbef BettD 8e-
amten.
- Die Soles Brothers Go,npmap,.
cine Grant Girnna, 6ie in ser Grant,
Sn6uitrie unferer gta0t lett esabren
cine be6eutenoe Stole lpielt, fat lire
sssnforpordtttonsartife in ser llrfun-
sen : Meqiltrnrsoffice aur gintroaunq
binterlegt. Das @apitaI Ser aus Sen
@ebruoern 6. ssames, 8. Otis, 8.
@esleD un6 WiIbur 90. 6pIes bette
ben6en eSsncorporntion betr1qt $780,
900.
aekten Donnprnoo fpierte 9rnu
minnie M Mpinhnrb i'm @reifp nm
Iieben Nertpon6ten nn6 Tre,1n6en H.
rem "a @eb,1rtatno hpi o,,te,. Mph,n6-
belt un6 @eiftesfri1de. M0qe es ser
Sra1 Meinbarb berqonnt 1ein, bie}es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
st. n1artin.

Srau Soiepb &aui1 tpnr6e an 6as
&ranfenbett ibres 5obnes bei6ieoen,
Ser in Ser 8arf 5u 2altrup> Morriion
County, Mnitellnng fat.
6omilie Sobn &rnmp bon Nor0=
oafota erfreute Die 6amiIie 6es Qdtb.
Sobn g. gett nit langerem 8ein6e.
@iIbelm &erges bon bter bat iei-
ne MdergerGtbe un6 8ieb our bret
Meilen oitlid bon &odpiIe gelegener
8od=Sarm gebrn9t Die er nit So
Mile betpobnen nn6 bearbeiten miro.
Motbias Gbelen bot Die @briitian
@arIs Sarm, Die er unldnglt fdiufIid
eritanb, 6ieier Sage nit Gamilie be-
aogen.
Sn Ser TamiIie Soiepb @aDn far0
fid Elm junger 8irger Elm. 9erali6e
@rotulation 5um grifgeborenen.
She bon 6rana &onman1 an 90.
Sebruar abgebaltene gerIteigerung
NOR trob ser iibirii9en &dIte iebr gut
beIudt. nrb anes tpurbe gu a11nebm=
barren 8reiien Iosgeidlagen. Samilie
@onmarn miro ibr &eim I'M giuage
ct. Wartin aufidlagen nno bot be-
reits nit Grahtbeforoerung bon 8os-
coe nob bier begonnen.
Waria @enner begnb iid lebte $50
DIE tDieber nod &oben, g. g., mo lie
i'm grpeIbing @runbeigent11ms Sc
5dafte M~nitelrng bat. Sic mar eHi<
he Mottote bier gu 8eind ibrer g1<
tern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
&orgdnge in
gtQDtleben
3nr foumemben staotmabl.

@er Ga p4bnte, es miirDen li9 NE
gen Der minoermertigen @ebdlter Der
Witglie6er nn1erer 5taotfommillion,
oie laut bem BET Der iiing1t abgebal=
tenen Sonbermabl ieitens Ser 5timm-
geber Ser Staot g%egebenen @nti6eio
auf MIR $125 ben Mpnat beiteben
bleiben, fei1e &anoionten fir sic BEL
Der am 5. Mpril itattfinfenoen gor-
lpnbl our 8eiebung Der &%pmmiliaram-
ter finoen. iiebt iib in feiner oiesbe=
5iigli6en @nnobmc getanibt inoem
fir 0as Mmt bes Biirgermeiiters TO-
gar flint Ganoibaten nn6 fir Dns bes
SbabmeiIters un6 Das 0es StraBenz
fommiiidrs lie 5nei aanoioaten I'M
5elbe iino. lin 0as Amt bes 8irz
germeiiters betpirbt li6 ser iebige SSn-
baber besielben, @einrt6 s. 2impe=
rih, 1peldter beim Miidtritt 6es 8iir=
germeiiters 9. s. Jreeman uls beiien
Nadfolger ernam1t ml1r0e, u11b ieit=
oem,bas Mmt in elmer lolf ltmiihti=
gen Mrt 11D Me11e cerfpaltet, O1c TIN
oa5l1 beredtigt, 0ie Stimmgeber TIM
cine @ieoermubl 81 eriuden. Gin
5%tpeiter Mmtsfun6ioat 1T Watb. Nii=
renberg, langidbriger 8iirger u~nierer
Sta6t, melder cine CUTE @eidaftSer=
fabr11ng genoiien l1no oieie in leinen
@eid1ftstransnftionen bepdbrt bat.
Mls britter 8etperber Inn bns 8iir-
germeiiteramt lit Gb. 6. stephens int
.6el6e, ei11 moblbefannter 8iirger Der
Stabt, Dem es an Srennoen, Die i'm
an Der Spite Der 5ta6tbermaltl1ng ie=
ben mD6ten, ni6t gebridt. Gin mei=
terer &an6i6at lit IS. SO. Mntion, mel
der bon Der Mrbeiter-l1nion -aufge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
St. Johns MniperiitY.

Ser ssnfluen5a nit 6arauffolgen-
Ser Gungenentaiinoung erlagen ON
Mittpoh un6 Donneritag pergange.
rer @ode Die 5pei St1oenten 2eo
MItmann aus 9eep ulm, un6 6. So
fsontaiue aus &eo 2afe Sails. Die
2eide 0es erltereu tpur6e nod Der
Sein,at sur 8eeroigung berianot, Die
Oes Iestere1t mur0e ont Jreitag ali
Dem bielisen @ottesader beigeiett.
Sod,u. Yrior P. Mlcuin, .. g. s.,
belt in Ser Mbteifirde am 0onner-
itag uno Sreitagmorgen Elm feierli9es
8equiem fir Die Seelenrl1Ee Der BET
BEN Oabingeldiebenen. Die Snflnen-
90 gpioemie an ser anitalt 1T i'm
Mbnebmen begriffen. Ser unterridt
nimmt ieinen regelmaBigen Gang.
8eiu6er ser Mbtei tuaren fir5lib:
bodm. Sbomas Merria, Mlumnns oes
Semimrs, bon &eb Safe SalS ;bobp.
p. Gorbinian, .. g. g., bon apon.
bodip. P. S%imotbeus, 3. g.. s., bon
Albang.
gm pergangenen Sonntag bette Der
ct. g%eneoiftus Manner-8erein Der
@e1neinoe Gollegepiqe feline erItc Ser
ialnmlung bes Sabres. So6p. =. So,
iepb, .. g. 9. belt einen 8ortrag
iiher Sic 8fli9ten 0es Wannes in Der
gegentu0rtigen 3eit unb betonte be-
fonoers Sic Notpen6igfeit, fatbolii9e
3eitunsen ol1 balten lln6 fleiBig gu
leier, I'M Sic NOTICE Mufflarrng gu
aelpinneu iiber ste brennenoen 5ra=
gen Ser 3eit. Mm fommen6en Mon-
toe, bem 6eite BEG FL. gene6ift, be-
gebt Ser gerein tpie ouidbrlid iei11
9otronsfeIt. Ser Sag miro in Der
Mbtei nnb @emeir1oe NIT Bontififol=
ante 1tnb 8re0igt gefeiert meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
SprtnQ 6tu.

9ieles 8iaage mablte lebte Wobe
folee1oe 8eamten:: -Matbias Bauer
3ralioent; 81. S. &obom, &ecor0er;
Matbias 2auba9, Sbabmeilter;; 8ez
ter &amo6er, Seinri6 2embed, Mfi=
fael Sp1tb, Bermaltungsrat.
SIM Comm Spring Sill muroen fol-
genOe 8eomten ermablt: Sran5 8in=
ter, Superpiior; Sobn Baloorf Comm
@Ierf; Soiepb @nnefing, 5dabmei-
lter; 9aul @inter nn6 S. S. @inter,
SrieOensri9ter; 9einrid BallanIb
unb Subert Salbert, &onltables.
Sobn 8ertram bat iib bon ieiner
aranfbeit ioueit erbolt, oaB er tpie=
Der ieinem Sagesgei6dft naGgeben
fam.
&atbarina 59iema111 bon Welroie
eeroB sic 6reun0i9aft Der bier mob
1le11oen Jomilie Sran5 Sung.
Soiepb Mtbm1ann len. lit infolge
u%nmoblieins ouf oie Cube angepie-
fen.
Srau Beter 8inter, tpelde einen
idlimmen Mnfaa bon Snfluen5a bot
te, mo9t auf benz 8ege Ser Gene
Jung 5ufrieoenitellenoen Gorti6ritt.
Na9 a9t Gage tangent 8eI11d)e bel
Ser bier mobnbaften 6amilie Sobn
Seinen ia> lit 5rau Sobn Seinen len.
rod ibrem Seim III Melrple :ii!rid=
eereiit.
Midj. IS. @inter, Ser Gieiige 1ar-
fier lsioet felt 5mei @cdlen an In
flammatorii9em Rbel1matismus. Set-
ne SteQe I'M 8anfgei6dft berlieh 81
mer Sdmit bon BaDnesbiqe.
Sn ser 6omilie 8ilb. Gd0nberg
iteIlte iib Elm seiunoes S6bndpn Elm,
np5l: uniern @lud1uunid;.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

gbefpoli5ilten erIaiienen Barnl1ng
Dor einem sduinoler auf Der SUIT 81
lem, lieBen ii6 mebrere unierer Sc
ibdftsleute, Die lid Bis oabin nod
niht Der st. CLOUD Merbantg Bro.
teettpe Mliociation nngeidloiien,nm Ell
ne @eiammtiumme BON 5000 burd
mertloie 5beds, Die iie 6egen 8arer
un6 Wedielgelo umtauldten, prellen
Der gauner lit nuf uno bapon in 0el
neber3eugung, 0aB oie. 9ummen i
ct. CLOUD immer nod nidt aae sc
morben.
Surg nod 8 ubr am 5onntag,
abenb lit Gran5 8aloer i'm Sitter BOZ
Al Sabren in ieinem Seim an 8. Nbe.
me luolib burd ben Sob bon einen
langmierigen 2eiben, 6as cine 5olgf
Der Snfluen5a NOR, bon Der er leBter
8inter befalen muroe, erloit moroen
Ser 8%eritorbene ml1r0e in 8isconiir
geboren, nor nber felt ieiner &inobei1
IN ct. CLOUD mobnbnft. &or 17 Sab.
rem berebeli6te er 5ib nit Mnna sur.
leD, Der er ais Bfun0 Ser 2iebe 5pei
ai110er %binterldBt. 9teblt bieien Be.
trauern ieinen 9ingang leine M1ttter,
6rau s. 8. 3ertler, Die erit Dor 5pei
8oden ibren @atten in Ben 56oh
Ser grDe gebettet iab, nnb 5mei Brit
Der, @ilbelm bon OiafiS nnb 2ouis
bon Winot, g. g., neblt einem 5tief-
bruber Mrtbur 3ertler bon bier. Drei
Sabre geb0rte Der 8eritorbene Der ct.
Glpno 6euertpebr an, un0 er mar Elm
8eteran bes Observation-Disclosures
arieges, mdbreno Incident er in Cont
pa11D 90 0eS 10. Minnelota Negi-
ments Dem Baterlonoe biente. Die
8eeroigung fano Dienltagnadmitteg
pom Grauerbauie aus auf benz Nortb
Star airdbofe ltatt.
- Mabreno Ser feBten orei Gage
Dieier ISOLDE miro in Der Normaffdule
Die 90. Subresfonpention Der Minne=
lots educational Mnociation gebal=
ten, fir bic ein reidlihes Brogramm
enttporfen lit uno mabreno nelder
mebrere berDorragenoe Spreber, I'M
ter oieien Elm Sugen0er3ieber bon
1etroit, Mid., ~i1tereiiante Sbemate
.nbbat10eln merDel1.
Sn Dem 8efi1loen oes q. S.
0u6er, 5obn Ser bier %mobneneen So
mile &nrl 9iber, lpelder irl 8ap=
nespiQe 9ospital ol1i ben. SEQ err
franft nie0erlag, lit ben lebten Nab~
ribten 5ufolge cine 8enounJ gum
8efieren eingetreten, Die n:enihlt6em
grmeiien gemaB feline bolle Beneiung
erbohen ldBt.
Sn ibrem @eim lit SRI. Mmelia
Sobter Ser 6amilie Sobn
a1n Sonntagmorgen, be-
items anf Ben 500 %borbereitet ibrem
langtpierigen 2ei0en, 6as 6ur6 Der-
l6ieoene &ranfbeiten pernria6t muir
&c, erlegen. Sic 8erItorbene mur0e
in ct. Glou6 geboren nn6 mar na6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
Def Union.

Sobn Miler bon &oppe, Minn.,
melber lebten SCRIPT Die &ngb 0nen
5orm fdiiufIid in ieinen 8eiB brnb=
te, bat 6ieielbe leBte ISOLDE NIT So
milie be8ogen.
Sobn Sdger bon ct. CLOUD mar
5onntagsgait Der iii6li9 bonn Comm
nobnenben Samilie Nierman1.
Ebeo6or &emper unb Sobn 9aufe
bra6ten lie cine Mn5abl @migranten
nad SrdorD, Nebrasfa, no 6ieielben
ibr fiir6ere5 Seim MAIDEN mer6en.
Mlpbons 8entfielb 1T bon ieiner
nod greofiton, Moorbeab un6 nnoe-
rem 8laBen I'M n0roli6en Minne1ota
gema1ten 8ein6stonr mie6er 6abeim
eineetrofen.
Magbalena BeIte erifattete ibren IN
Minneapolis tpobnenben 5renr6in<
men eine11 8efu9.
Na6 mebrere Woder largem 8e-
i1be Bel ibren gltern bnbier 1T SRI.
Mgnes M0bring anibrer Nrbett IN.
Sreeport 5urudgefebrt.
Ni1. Wartbaler un6 5rau bon
Melroie erfreuten bier lire Gltern NIT
mebrtdgigem 8ein6e.
Srnn M)eo6or8 enper nnb &inoer
bnber fid am D%onnerftag LETTER $50
de fir 9rdDarb, Meb.1 berabi9ieoef,
mo fe fid nit Gotten unb 8ater, Der
nit atnei @ngenlnbungen 8ieb nnb
Mderger1tben borfbin b%ornngreiffea
iih our @riinoung zines nellef1 Ser
beg bereintgten.
Sobn Mobemnd)er 1T borlebten
!5reitag nit Mferbou J Musftafflng
nod Npon abgereif, no er nit aBarni=
lie cine fduffilidhernorbene Garm be-
5ogen bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
St. Joieph.

Midael Sal5er, mel6er in ben
@oibburn Crosby Mablmiiblen in
minneapolis Mnitequng batte, bat Die
Stelle bes Miiaers IN Der bie1igen
Mablmiible a~ngetreten. Seine beiben
8riioer Stepban nn6 Watbids Gal
ger bon Colo Spring baben beiien
Sa1sbaltungsgegenitdnoe nod bier
gebra6t, fan0en Sen 8ruoer Midael
aber Ieioer erfranft I'M 8ette. 9es
1teuen Miiaers 3uitan0 bat 1i6 UNI
terbelien iopeit g%ebeiiert, DOB er fei=
1tem Soften mieoer Dor5niteben ber-
mag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18
st. .Quouita.

Samilie Sacob SaDes bon 8iscon=
lin erfreute oie bier m%obnenoen 81
tern Der 5rau Sapes. Sobn Waper
nn6 @attin, nit ldngerem Beinde.
Sobam 8efer, pel6er nabreno
Ser 8intermonate it6 bier in Ser So
mile @einrid &ilian aufbielt, 1T nod
Saron, 90. O., 5urudgereiit.
2eonnr6 nn0 &aDmlln0 S6ia, pel=
DIE an Der Snflnen5a erfranft tparer,
-baben lire @tu6ien an Der &atbeoral=
idule in ct. g1oub mieoer aufgenom-
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

q. g. &ieoele, melder mabreno
Der lebten fieben Sabre beir cine Mu-
tomobI Mnltreidermerfltdfte in 8e=
trieb balt, bat benz 81. 9. Munion,
gigentimr zines 9h1to49ia6iatpr=@e-
idaftes, Das an To- Mpenne norolid
gelegene @eballbe nbgefanft lt1b miro
III 0emielben, nad0em en- es 5med=
oienlib fat einribfen laIien, Elm per-
groBertes ltno erfluiiDes Mnto-Nns
Itreidergeiddft ami. Mpril erohnel1.
Nnton 5. Eatod, tpelder Dor
brei Woden bel Der Mrbeit in ben ct.
Glono @ranite uno Mearble @orfS
ieine Mrme an einem eleftrii6en
1rabte 6erart berbrannte, BOB lie am-
putiert meroen mnBten, lit Montag=
nn6mittag I'M ct Mapbaels @ospital
%geitorben. Mit Der 8attin betrauern
lieben &in6er leinenIo6. DonnerItag
fin0et Die 8eeroiaung bon Ser ct.
Nngultinlssfirde In Dit=5t. CLOUD
aug itatt. ~
Grot ser oH sage borber BON
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-18

iteut murbe urb Ser eiuaiae 1tntcr sen
Mitbenerber1 it, ben cine aeidlojiene
Nerei1iall11u hinter 1ih hat. Rebit Sic.
fer 1T So. SIS W11rphn, Elm befanutts
giienbabnIaontruftor, fur oas Ma.
porsamt I'M Heloe. 4
Sir Das Northumberland iteben
iih am 0ubltaae enfgeget .Soiepb
aauer, melher bon ser Mrbeiter-Ber,
einigung als @qn0ioat aufgelteat mnr=
.oe. Or lit Mitglieo Der Granite gut=
terg Union, Der er Sabre lang als
5efretGr oiiente. 8ei Ser 8eiebung
oieies Nmtes, bag mibtiglte uno be
oeufungspollfte Mmt in Der Staot,
ioQte Die gr0Bte l1eberlegung un0
gorii1t gebraudt merDen, benn eg be-
6nrf zines Bertreterg, Der I'M 5inan5=
neien ~burdbaus betraut lit. Des
.&unbionten 2ouer's Mittbemerber lit
Snlius Nbams, Der ii6 Sabre lang
The evening world., 1920-05-26

permanent injury, II has caused much
freight to be diverted to other ports
along the Atlantic. and some Of this
diverted business We win never get
hack"
This ls the opinion Of Irving T. Bush,
President Of the Bush Terminals. after
being shown The Evening Worlds arti-
cles on the deterioration OF New York
as THE great American port. which
we're printed under the slogan Wake
Up. New York;
'Tt has always been the habit TO ship
The evening world., 1920-05-26
NEW YORK REQUIRES
UP TO DATE DOCKS,
MODERN MACHINERY
Steamship Men and Exporters Tell
of Trouble They Have in
Handing Business.

Freight conditions in New York now
are very bad" said J. Amezaga, New
York representative of the Compania
TranSnediterranea, a Spanish steansAip
company.
The Evening Worlds articles on the
bacl1wardness Of the port are very time
ly and should do a great deal of good.
We are Just opening our business here
and tho two ships we have had were
loaded under great difficulty on account
Of the congested piers and the labor
troubles.
You would be surprised to know the
vast amount OF freight going to Pbila-
aelphia, Baltimore and Newport News.
i It's Is possible 70 t RTSRP9ss 9ss service SsIaSS
seem endless. My first impression OF
Now York is, It has permitted its port
development to lag, whereas other
places, like Philadelphia, are building
and Improving ali the time. For this
reason II has lost much business"
Charles l. Ward, who has been In the
export business In New York for many
years, said when asked about export ia
cilities In the harbor:
New York Is almost hopelessly con-
gested because we have not adequate
facilities to handle the business. The
and Newport News are taking away
great slices OF our trade. What we need
Is more storage space and more piers
and better loading facilities. The light
erRge problem is one OF our great draw
backs: we have TO move freight cars
Bibout the haI'bor from one pier to an
other, whereas In other ports this Is not
so extensively necessary.
philadelphia Is gaining much OF our
business and will continue to gain II we
do not do something to relieve the con-
gestion. We could use moro modern
mechanical devices in loading and un-
loading and thus reduce the cost and
time. ] think most every exporter In
town will tell you the same thing"
The evening world., 1920-05-26

through New York" MIR. Bush con-
tinued, "and when we break down, much
business goes elsewhere. Business men
find they car get quick and good service
through Philadelphia, baltimore and
other ports, and a good many Of them
will continue TO ship that way.
on account OF the longshoremen's
atrike we have lost q great deal Of our
commerce. Philadelphia and Baltimore
especially Phlladelphla-are equipped to
handle IL quickly and well, and there
ut behooves us to get busy and settle
our domestic troubles, so we can regain
and hold our supremacy"
The evening world., 1920-05-26
INDUSTRIES WILL
FOLLOW SHIPPING
UNLESS CITY ACTS
CONTINUED from Twelfth Page

sonfronted with a situation which APP
parently required the expenditure OF
10000, 900 by the Federal Government
20 complete improvements which were
necessary. Now Orleans was unable
10 get the S9,OOO,O 900 out Of the United
States Treasury. she raised the
money and spent II herself. the
realization that seagoing commerce IS
the prime essential TO development
spreads clear up the Mississippi VAL
lev. and the entire territory tributary
70 New Orleans is behind New Or
leans in her port Improvement
projects,
The evening world., 1920-05-26
1. T. BUSH BLAMES
PORTS HANDICAP
TO LABOR TROUBLES
New York May Never Get Back
Som of the Trade Diverted
10 Other Cities.

New Yorl's freight congestion dur
ing the war and the present labor trou-
BILE have undoubtedly done the port a
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01

erty owners have not beer able to
keep up repairs on their places.
Their property would command a
higher rent if it were kept up.
even seemingly small complaints
about dirt under the radiators in
the halls, leak in the roof and lack
Of elevators may initiate against
the landlords. To get the best rents
out of their apartments they will
attend to these details and keep
their houses in better repair and
cleaner. The number of persons in
house also figures in the consider
alton of the commission. We have
found in some cases that tenants
who complained of proftcering
landlords have themselves been
profiteering by renting out part of
their apartments at exorbitant
rates. This cleaning up stimulates
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01

made since have been on the COM
mission was to woman. This was
due to the whole commission, not
just to me, however"
In speaking Of this remarkable
woman I have insisted npon calling
her Helen Gardener. That is her
legal name. Her family name was
Chenowith and her husband was
Colonel Day. She took the name
Helen Gardener as legal name
under which she could enter business
and write. This would seem a
strange proceeding today, but in the
light of woman's position in the '90s
and the fact that Mrs. Gardeners
husband was in the regular army it
is not to be wondered at. When
read her lectures that were pub
llshed in those days I was convinced
that she had been wise in taking a
name that would not incriminate any
of her family.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
Clipping Washington Landlords Claws

The baby was suffering from the
conditions under which they we're
forced to live. In desperation this
man signed a lease for two rooms
and bath at $50 a month, more than
half his salary. He came to the rent
commission because the service
which had been promised with the
two rooms and bath was not forth
coming. The rent commission re-
duced his rent to $65 a month";"
Various persons in Washington
told me that the rent commission
was Gin bad" The cause for these
remarks was that the District Court
of Appeals in deciding a recent case
over the rights to a piece of prop
erty made majority report declar-
ing the Ball act unconstitutional.
Both the lower courts in the Dis
trict concurred in this opinion. The
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
In Her Youth Mrs. Gardener Was
An Advanced Writer
On Femnism

different. A woman will see that
women are treated more fairly
My reply to this statement has been
that I found that women were al
ready being treated fairly. The
men on the commission are and have
been just as interested in holding
the balance level as I am. The pro-
motions are made according to the
chart, irrespective of the sex of the
workers. If a chief of division
skips any of the names at the head
OF the list he must give his reasons
for doing so. Hints of favoritism
are followed by investigating the
opinions of others in the department.
Cases where this is necessary are
very rare.
"Nine promotions were made re-
Gently. Five went to men and four
to women. They We're made as the
names ranked on the lists. The
highest promotion that has been
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01
JANET STEWART aoho is assistant managing editor OF
"The Philadelphia North American"

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania and has been active
for years in that states politics. He
was an officer in the Civil War, and,
invalided home early in the war, was
elected Mayor of his home town,
Chambersburg, Pa. This is the only
union town burned by the Confed-
crates. The invaders started the
confagration in John Stewards
house, using his diploma from
Princeton, which they had torn off
the wall, as a torch.
In rebuilding Chambersburg John
Stewart was the leading spirit. His
influence politically extended beyond
the town, to the county ana to the
New-York tribune., 1920-08-01

was DR.. c. E. Spitzka, Of New York,
the leading brain specialist Of his
day. She finally went to this great
man without any introduction. How
ever, he not only gave her the hear
ing she wanted, but took her into the
laboratory and really investigated
her questions. He told her before
she wrote her paper:
"You may hold me responsible for
the following: Any statement to the
effect that an observer can tell by
looking at brain, or examining it
microscopically, whether it belonged
to a female or male, is not founded
upon carefully observed facts.
The statement that the microscope