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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
"Aainhfr"

De1111e Bog at Haltor IS. Senien,
bbis ful6e &itel err: vMin6er gien=
nem balpfier6iin6stpbe Mor", bill leg
gierne anbefale iaa barmt % go6t,
iom leg tan; til babe 9glore og
Ongre MI til SSl1ler. ga, Ices Ben mi,
og 1ao BEN mil6e, lpie Minoets Stem=
ming, ser ligeiom giennemtoner og
giennembglger ben, bore me6e til at
fette tit Breg paa Su1en / 6anife
Stem.
@aitor Senien forteller ONT fin
8arn6om og ung6om / &ienunet /
Merbe6en al 2ennbie, ON fit 0pbol6
paa &pslinge @piffole og bans Der
efter begDnoenoe @an66omsarbei6e
@folens &ieneite, Ser bIeb Snole6<
ningen til bans MI 40-aarige @ier-
ming / @fole og Strife blan6t 2an6s-
men6 t Mmertfa. &an forteuer
iebnt og itilIe ON fine 0pIebelier,
ON fit Mrbei6e, ONT fin 3ro og fine
&anfer UNDER set altiamn1er1 % ON
fit Siemlib iammen r1eo $nitru og
8grn. 8i, ser fienoer SsSenien, og
bar fienot bam giennem mango Mar,
fer BAN l%psleben6e for % UNDER 2es<
ringen al bans lille Minoebog, ia
ri fer a6ifilligt f%larere, eno Ri bi6.
til bar giort.
81 bar bel bgrt og left n1eget, iom
bar 2igbe6 me6, bba6 Senien fortel,
ler, baaoe me6 @enipn til bore 8egi>
benbe6er UNDER MDbpggerlibets Scar
for Menigbe6er og Pre1ter % me6
! &en1Dn til perionlig 2ibsuobifling
% set @reg, Ser iom Sen rgoe &raa6
gaar giennem en- @reits 2ibsgier.
ming UNDER bore Gorbol6. Ser ct
intet fort og fremtreoen6e, ittet
megttgt eller banebrp6en6e, u6bor-
ties fet, / set, Tom set er fal6er
+; SSeniens 2a6 at birfe paa Mebraifas
og 9afotas @rerier og / Soma,
Minneiota og @isconiin. SO BOG ct
Der meget / Mtnoerne, iom er eie1t.
6onmneligt og NIT. Ser er Dore8e-
gibenbeoer iom +. gfs. ben Iangbo.
rige 5lptning fra Mebroifa til Defo-
ia miot ! ben forfar6elig itrenee Bin,
tel, og @attebanoringen fra Beatrice
til 6i1leD Q. q. Der ipnes mig e1eitaa.
enoe. Sc er ber6 at laie ON.
@en Oct, Der iier gier Seniena
Bog eietioonrn1elig, % Jon, bar 6ipe
mig ben ftore @leoe l,rtoer 2esntn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
1nlrhfftPr,
Almtanakpr III. ut.
Snlceraacn 1920.

Slluitreret Sulebog for Danife i
&mertfa. l16gipet al 9anif 8pgbor=
6el, @e6ar Sails, Sa.
Snle9ranen er riet og COST illl1=
@ltreret / Mar. Ser ct fgrit &elli6es-
@%iengibelien al Saul @teffen(ens
Maleri: &perne ban6es, ct meget
ifient, 1pit, bpggeligt 6anif Sommer=
bille6e. Sao er ser oct itore Tarbe=
bi1ag: Mo6er % Barn, to rigtig le=
benoe, inu1ffe og flint uofgrte @tiftel=
fef, og iom oct treble iterre 8iue6e
ct @interlan6ffab fra ct. MarD's
&iber, en- noturifien @en. On bel
@i6e er optaget al 8i11eoer af 1togle
at oe fommunale (Ylebiscit<) @enge-
feoler, fom bar / 8rug / Sen6eripl>
lano / 0bergangsaaret - en- ret
merfelig 5remtoning, 11ogIe ffignne
meo 9anebrog, nneo @irter, Dpbbpl
Meue, Solopgang, oib., on6re far,
faittife. On 9el bar tpffe. Ser er
mango 8ille6er fra @9n6eripuano
@ortretter, @rupper, o. m. a.) %
fra OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, en- Sci fra
Misfionsmarferne i Sapan og Mf-
rita, nogle fra @pbpegerti6en paa
&rerien, to fra &ilgrimsfeorenes
9age og rogle &eentnger til ct @or
Sortellinger, Sc allerfleite er tig-
tig CODE, og lite faa bar oesuoen Fl,
itoriif @er6i.
Seq bar leit @rarens Snobol6.
Set er egentlig fell, at ,negen ifal
bore Mnmeloer, for man ifa1 1eie olt
for meget pua en- Gang. Me6ens ollie
andre tan giemme S%S11lebefterne oe
86ger til &ellig6ager1e % Ieie 6em
1angiom % ltot efter liot, iaa mao
en- ltaffels Mnmel6er fl1ge at / en-
"Saan6eben6ing", iaa ban faar lite
fu16t nobptte al 2esningen - cir
bel .bel1er lite belt @et og @feI mo1
SSnobol6et. Men en- Mnmeloelie ta]
10 til, felb ON ser moaife bil6e blibe
iol9t og left ligefaa mango SSl1lebef,
ter u6en Ben.
Smi6lerti6 Tan ser lite bore Sale
ON at be6gmme Sc enfelte 8i6rag.
bbert for fig. Seq tror en6og, at leg
for 6enne Gangs SfDl6 bill la6e 2e'
ierne bore / l1bt6enbe6 ON Mapnere
paa Gorfatterne og 6eres 8iorag.
Ser er tire Dtgte, en- SS11lepreotfen.
tire Sorte1inger, ct @nr 8i6rag neo.
reren6e @ienforeningen (enbber bet
not bbilfer), ct &ar fra sMisiiors'
marfen og forifielIige andre 8iorag,
attainment lite alere bnro at Ieie,
men megt go6t. Moget at set fortie.
11er en- en61tl1 be6re @arofter, or6e1
itaar bel f1,ap fda bit. Men bDat
@aba bil6e set gigre,zom leg fattt
init Sten1peI pad bpert 8iorag-a an
6re bible iagte1tS temple benz amber,
leoes. @nbber Tan gibre BET for fie
iA Rag % 1as of e. &obeo.
lager, 90 Sl1lesra.e,.se faa soo, d
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

We'd Flytninger bedes saavel den
CAMILLE som NYE Adresse opgivet SAINT
tillige Bladets Navn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
4arbpaen 1891.

0pgaDen for en- rMmanaf oe
Moresfebog for 9arffe / Mmerifa"
iful6e bore at gibe en- paali6elig
San1ling d: De u1o1ge aoresier, Jon
mart ale M og Do bar 8rug for
Glitter ober Observation-Disclosures, aor-
fuller, @refter ofb. 8nroien af en-
iaaoa1 Bog afbanger belt u6, al, ON
.oisie zaoresielifter e. rigtige, % set
.er ep anrnel6er8 forbiitreoe #fgt at
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
DE Shepbalbi btb.

Sen befien6te oe bi6t bereiite
~norF-merifanife @toliniit Ole &beo-
balot er afgaaet be6 Dg6en i en- 81.
Der al SO Mar efter le11gere &t6s
Spgeleie. &an bar fp6t i @tapanger
og boboe boet i-@bicago ! en- balb,
Snes Mar. San -efterlaoer fig Cute,
anna 9beobaloi, fgot Sobnion. a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03

gen, er oct &erionliebeospreg, BEN
eier. SSeniet giber fig ielp, iaa
umi66elbart % ligetil. Ser Ct intet
beregnet eller funitigt Iagt til &ette
for at gibre &trtni1g. San ppnter
iaa 1iot, at BON en6og ofte obeler beo
iaa ct % iaa ct anoet i bans egre
@pa,er og / bans Maaoe at f11n,,e or=
beioe paa, iom ban ielb ipnes bar be-
ret @inoringer for at raa, bpoo
maaife ellers fun6e bore ,1aaet. Mer
iaa ct ban biertensglao % tafnen1-
Zig, og bar beret oct element beIe tit
l2ib, ODER bber gbne iom @116 bar d.
bet BAN til 8rug / 2ibsgierningen.
'Dette gieloer t. cts. Sangens @abe,
font 10 er en- ber1ig, foitbar Sfat.
g. Seniens Minoer bar 9grinoe
til al1e % el6re, &binber % Men6.
Men Sc bar maaife en6n,t mere
@rin6e til Sen unge 5Iegt. st
ifie,rt % fierligt in6re 2ib ligeiom
lpier no fra 8ogens 8la6e, altio
itreben6e efter bette e11e: at gigre
@aon, iom @u6 oct bil. 81 fer Se11=
lens egen, p%erionlige Maa6e at fer-
oes poo, at orbeioe paa, inort bla1t6t
Be etligt boenoe, iom ia6 % il1fte6e
/ 2eagiel, inart mtot / Mfpl6eret>
bbor oe mango %forbirren6e &eiter
fa16te 2an6smen6 til at jpre6es %
iplittes -Ste6en for at iamles.. Dg
al6eles ,l6en SamenIigning meo
an6res Mrbei6e, ON mere ener min>
bre frugtberen6e, fer hi flart, at
Senien baboe fin Stprfe / at pere
Jig ie1p, at fs19e fit Siertes og fin
Sampittigbe6s @pit og tillige felge
fin Motur = toge alt pao fin eger1
Moaoe. @i pe6, 90 ogiaa as mango
an6re @eie, at bans @iernine bor
birfet til &eliignelie.
81. 8obierg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
&ungfranbhRm / KIM

4~ungPrHnn1Pn I Atna
@iennem 8rebe fra M~tsiionnrer
% giennem Me66elelier fra Msiocia=
te6 &reis, ibis &orreipon6ent nplig
er fommen biem fra Sc al &ungers>
nd6en barge6e @gne / &ina bgres ser
MI iaa at iige 6aglig ON Ei1ltanoene
ser. Sc er gr11opbeffen6e. Ser er
no9le al Sc fremfomne Oplpsninger.
@un9ersneoen raier / ct Diitrtft
paa 10000 &ba6ratmil. @i61te Sor=
aar fa16t ser inge1 &egn. Man
baabe6e paa &egr / Suit, me1t ser
bite fig life en- Sfp paa &imlen.
|@tore @trafninger b1eb inart iom
en- 9rfen. SITE ct @resitraa Dor at
ie. Sc rtge bleb tburtgne til at 6ele
me6 6e fatttge, til ingen bab6e noget.
&uiin6er fori69te at fomme bort til
an6re Ste6er, men bleb negtet. M6=
gang, 6a @p6en ogiaa ser mel6te fig.
&aa Ste6er, bbor ser Dor Ii6t @ege-
tation, bar Soft ipiit op @res, &p6=
ser, 2gb og 8orf.
Mange Sanilier begoar @eIp=
moro. 6orel6re, Ser pr6oer at reiie
bort, bin6er 6eres 8grn til Treerne,
iaa Sc lite ifa1 fe1ge efter Dem. hinge
&iger ielges til ct 2ip / 2o1t.
@n6re Ste6er ier man 1ange Eog
al Men6 me6 en- 8plt &1e6er ilengt
ODER Sful6eren banorenbe Sen 800
WRil 1ange Strefning til Gien=tiin
eller @efing / &aab ON ser at fin6e
&rbei6e eller @armbiertigbe6. &pin<
ser oe 86rn blioer biemme> 90 Sc
lite tan u6bol6e @an6ringe1 giennem
ct @treg, bbor bet biloe bore frl1g=
tesleit at ttgee.
Sfelge ct Spraab u6ienot Of 6e1l
norif l11tberife Strife -og Grifirfen
ffriber Misfioner 8. g. 8ebrens III.
a.: ~Sragtto9ene nor6fra er fu1oe al
@eno. Sc figrer frit og fommer
iD6ober for at ie efter Mrbei6e. @et
iom oct er fal6er nogen al Dem ne6
at 3aget paa 6ragtbognen og bliber
oberfi6rt. On b1eb brogt til &oipi=
talet meb oberfiert SOD og &aan6,
90 mango flere benter hi u6 ODER
@intere11.
Store Sloffe al @enneiter tom.
mer ti1fo6s = Meno, &biroer,
8ern. Moar @interful6e1 fommer,
bill ser blibe Suiin6er al 6isie iultne
@tafler paa Dor Msiionsmarf ber
Sp6 &onan. &a1 hi gi9re 1oget fo1
benz? SSa, ON mine 2eiere bill iatte
% / Stan6 til at bielpe. @i fau
fiebe Mo6 % ifnffe Mrbei6e til SUN.
6re6er og 9uiin6er, ON ri faa1
@enge."
&ineierne / or6re 9ele al 2on6e1
iamler @enge % @aobarer, 6e for
ffiellige Mtsiioner anitrenger fig til
set D6erite. Set &g6e &ors arbei.
Ser Scot og Sag, men Mg6tr er iao
oberbploen6e, at 6erfom barmbier.
tige Menneifer ODER bele @er6en iffe
me6 eng111g fam1er Millioner % at:
ter Millioner al Dollars, fao bill 6e1
bere forient."
S 2qn6sbDen Sbio.@bung fac
Ms%iociate6 @reis' @orreiponoen1
lSpe6bgrn me6 Mnfigter fom gan1lt
Menneifer. 8erner1e fun6e mar
t9lle &ibbenene poo. Mlle, iom ba,
II Stan6 til at gaa, bar flpgtet, ol
bare De allerelenoigte bar ftlbnge.
S ct balDt Dufin 2m6sbper Iangs
ben itore aanal bar orntrent nj d
bier II 8bnoer folgt oeres SSor6 fol
fra en- &ie1.oepdrt til Ell Gerrteplr
af ben norrndle geroi. @tge Gorret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
3nnuanhrtngen

Geottles tioligere Mopor Ole @a11=
1en ct be16t biem efter en- to Maane=
oers @eiie til England Sranfrige,
@perige> @olenL Gpiflano og 9a11=
mart, bbor ban bar it1.6eret 2epeotls
faarene blan6t 2%anarbei6ere.
rMl1e m11ige / b%perteneIte 2ar6,
bpor 6orboloe11e CT ilette, forieger at
fomme til Sc Gorene6e 5tater," flyer
Mr. @%an1on. Ser er Guiin6er !;
@aricbal&, ser 1taar / &effe og fuu
benter poa at fomme al gte6. Sta
lien er bereot til at ien6e fem Mtl=
lioner Gmigrar1ter til Mmerifo, 1,o=
inart 2eiltgbe6 bp6es, og otte @sil.
1ioner EpIfere bil gierne fer ODER.
Observation-Disclosures er faa elen6ige
/ England og an6re 2an6e, at ingen
Tan un6res ODER, at M%rbei6erne enlfer
at fomme bort og fornme til Mme=
rita, bbor Sc benter at fin6e 9ooe
@ilfaor.
Otter bpa6 iee bor let, tror leg,
Ri bur6e belt lutte for Sn6ban6ring
eller beotage 2obe, bborbe6 Sr6ban-
brerne fun6e u6belges og ien6es til
5te6er bet / 2an6et, bbor De tan
fonnme til at 6prfe SSor6en."
9isie l%16talelier al Ole &anion
fommer famtioig me6, at Snopon-
1rings=&ommtsier 6re6ericf 81. @al=
liz mener at babe op6aget ct ber=
betsbi6t &omplot mellem noenlor6=
ffe @migrations- og @olitimpnoigbe=
Ser 9aaen6e no paa at faa ien6t Der
til 2an6et @un6re6er al @uropos for
1igite GorbrDoere, Mnarti1ter og Ma<
6ifalere. @alIis' @tab paa ellis
Sslan6 iporer mi &on1plottet tilbage
til BETS Spbab og inipicerer gr11n6ig
alle tre6ietlasies @asiagerer fan1t
Manoifaber, oer a11fomuner, for at
~forebDgge 6enne Sn6ban6ring al
uprifber6ige glementer.
Ser bar neret ct fort Mntal blin=
De @asi1gerer paa neiten bnereneite
uoenlanof 9Th paa set ii6fte, bbilfet
ipnes at tp6e pao, at man poa 6e1re
Maa6e ibger at fmugle 6oorlige &p,
per IND. @fstroor6iner 6orggelie
at @efetningerne er en- on6e1t Maaoe.
st nplig a%nforrnet @fib bab6e LOO
Men6 opfgrt JON 8eietning. Dette
er / Strio meo Snobanoringslopene.
Sc oberflboige Men6 al iao6onne
@eiatntnger fan6t set let at forla6e
Sfibet og inige fig ubernerfet IND /
Qa1t6et.
Mr. @allis er ogiao paa @por
efter en Organization poa 100000
n61enoinger, fom er oarnet l. Ito
1at1od % er re6e til at fo111n1e Der,
iaainart oe f1noefaa SfibsIeiligbe6.
Set er efter bette lite ,banifelig at
foritaa, at Der arbeioes iterh paa at
forbereoe en- bibtgoaenoe Gorbu6slob
mob Srobmortng. @%epreiertant.
bufes Sroban6rinestomite bar boret
PAD ellis Sslanb. 9ens Gor1na1o
Sobnio't Baibington, e. meget ibrtg
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-12-03
M}iteltenen.

Satlema9afn for 9aaife Mmerifa.
Set CT otten6e @argang al Miitel=
tenen, Ser foreltgger / Mar, u6gibet
iom i%aopanlig al Mrel s. Mn6erien,
Omaha. 9ette er ct flint og go6t
@efte, og billi9t tillige - fun rs
Gents for 40 itore Si6er, Gefit og
8illeoer. @f 6isie ct Der ober 70,
oeraf to &elii6esbilleoer efter Male>
rier: ~2erfens Gang" er ganife pp=
perligt, ben iunoe, morgenfriife 8on-
oeptge, ser ipnger om Sap me6 Ger
ten ODER ben6es @obe6, og ~8tnter=
natten", l1lben paa 6en inefle6te
8affe obenfor 8onoebptterne og I'M
Der Ben 6unfle itiernegtimten6e Mat=
bimmel. &eiten al 8ille6erne er eff
ter 6otografier, melt @ortretter og
@rupper> ODER en Treoie6el beren6e
til "@ienforeningen" en- Sfil6ring
al @ictor 6ois. Derne Sfilorine
fpl6er omtrent en- 6ier6e6el al &eftet.
Mange al 8tlle6erne er ret fien6te
MI, on oe er giengibne / 2Ds og paa
|ErDf mart ollie @egne. Men ielbe
Sfil6rtngen .er aloeles, uomerfet,
go6t ffrebet, og en- neiagtig biitoriif
&e6egigrelie for @angen-i alt, bbab
ser beorgrer S%pnoeripllano / &i6en
fra II. Mobember 1918 til 10. Sssuli
1920, ct in6bo16sriet og bebeget
&iosrum. @n6elig eiper Sen Spiel
ier og Stemninger / De min6eber6ige
@ienforenin9s6 1oe.
Set gbriee Snobolo er n1angfol-
6igt og broget. Ser ct ct Sule6igt:
~6reo", al Carl &iernb, eienoomme=
1ist bpgget, betpbeliet; ~SSuleaften",
Sale al af6poe @aitor 1T. 2pngbp;
40 8r66re", en- S11lefortelling al
Grtotiof @on; ~@n ES11leaften", af
&aitor g. Marctmann, vSSulefeitens
0prinoelie og 8%aggrun6" -of Mer,
an6er Marlop Zen 9auiter, &reit
for cit presbpterianit Menigbeo i
Nicflebile, 8a.); v2erfens Gang"
COM &nnit / >Gbicago); On 6anif
Solfele6er" Is. 6. @briitenien), of
81. @ielfen; rDanffe S6folf paa Sc
itore Seer", at @eter s acobien let
fort 8i1e6galler); rgspe &iem", al
S. Sfob Mtelien, ~Glpbepoiten", al
9agmar @iggers; to Gtlnns6 m1er,
"Main SUI, al 0oa Mielien; rSSennD
2ino", at 81. s.. Grolle<S teenitrup;
~11norer mig poo, al Gbal6 &riiten-
fen; vSDp oanife @re6re / Ben at1e-
rifanife Seer, og faa en- Sci Smaa-
ting.
- Ia .s - r# -r-r
Ser er meget / bette &efte, og Set
ct rigtig go6t n6er at oct 6erfor ifa1
itges, at alt er ltge go6t. @en Ices
nj og 6bm foa ielb.
Ser fin6es Erptfeil % Ombrp6-
ringsfeil; men / set belle fortiener
Seftet en- @la6s / &ieumene til SSu-
len: 81. 8obierg.
v@iitletenen" faas boS 6. @os,
m1sien 60, 722 go. 4. ct, Min1te-
apolis, Minn. @riien er Is Ste.
Marhooen 1921.
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~Minoer" al g. Senien ct uogtpet
al 9anIf 8ogban6ef7 Ge6or Sails,
Soma. Sen foiter IS Gents beftet /
Smilag, $1.25 in6bun6en. Sen
faas bos 6. 9fasmnsi len Co., 1922
60. 4tb st., Minneopolis, Minn.
Evening star., 1920-02-15

that of self-respecting parties to an
agreement which they have had an
equal part with him in making: that
this status gives them an assurance
of fair and just treatment and pro-
tects them against injustice or OPP
preston Of those who may have been
placed in authority over them; that
thew will have recourse to court, in
the creation of which their votes
were equally potent with that OF the
employer, in which all thelr grey
ances may be heard and all their
claims adjudicated; that all changes
during the life of the pact shall be
subject to the approval of an impar
tial tribunal. and that wages ana
working conditions shall not ran pc
agreement ,,;..
.aThe parties to this pact realize
that the interests sought to be recon-
ciled herein will tend to pull apar,.
hut they enter it in the faith tnal
by the exercise OF the coT0peaaeose 600 ha nnsz
sihle to bring and keep them to-
either This will involve as an in.
ti;snensable prerequisite the total
sunnression of the militant spirit D!
both parties and the development o.
reason instead of force as the rule
Of action"
coyers Entire Industry.
The new aTdHS cihehI III Ni>
c.h.1ner & Marx shops. though at
att reearded by many employers
n,ith Great suspicion and skepticism::
,rnrted so well that it has now spread
,,ntiI II covers practically the entlre
;ndustry in America.
In each Of the great markets-Cni
oaco New York, Rochester. Ba!tl-
rnnre-there are now market boards.
IN which the organized employers
Wet the organized workers to dis
n,,.. and settle problems that concern
ths wider interests that arise in the
ont;re market Last July another
ereat step forward was taken-the
eonloyes of the entire country or
ean;zed a national federation to meet
Snnn an equal basis the national
mpion of the workers and to estab-
let national joint board which
.ho,,d he in effect government for
,he entire trade in America and Can
"a. esta blishing law and order for
the whole industry. This has just be-
gun to function.
Now IN this article l have sketched
ali too briefly the interesting history
~ this new movement. set forth the
brincinles upon which 1t Is based and
prtIined the structure of its organiza-
tinn In the next article l shall ex-
mina the development critically.
How has 1T affected tho worker, how
tha amnIoyer. how the public? What
are ira defects and limitations? How
far ia the plan applicable to other In
dustries?
lcopyr.eht. 1870 by n. Y. Evening Post, Ine)
Evening star., 1920-02-15
.RED. IS NOT HIS FAvoRrrE COLOR.

fight against the radical elements
seeking to overthrow the govern
ment. Mr.. Palmer and Gov. Sproul
ran race for honors at Swarthmore
and the Attorney General finished
first and the governor second.
though the margin was narrow.
Swarthmore is a co-educa tional
college. an institution established
by the Friends. and MIR. Palmer
formed another attachment while
there. Miss Roberta Dixon of
I;aston. Md. was a student at the
same time. She is now Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer They were mar
ried in 1898. and have one child, a
daughter. Mary Dixon Palmer.
about ten years old. Mr.. Palmer is
essentially home man. and his
married life has been very happy.
his friends say. In their home the
Palmers still use the thee" and
thou" of the Quakers.
Mr. Palmer is an inveterate
smoker-of cigars. 1t would be as
strange to see him without a cigar
in his teeth or his hand as to see
Uncle Joe" Cannon in the same
predicament. The blacker and
stronger the cigars are. the better
he likes them. Though he has not
given much time to athletics. the
Attorney General is very fond of
golf. and he is a frequent visitor
on the beautiful Shawnee golf
course when he is at his home in
Pennsylvania.
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After leaving college Mr. Palmer
studied law and worked as a stenog-
rapher. He was appointed clerk of
the Monroe county court, So-called.
by Judge Samuel S. Dreher, who
tried the famous Molly Mcclure"
cases years ago in Pennsylvania.
Office of John B. Storm. and he aft
erward became a law partner Of Mr..
Storm.
Mr. Palmer had his eye on the
field Of politics. and in 1908 he de-
termined to make the race for Con-
gress from his district. a rock
ribbed democratic stronghold. He
had to smash the democratic ma
chine. his friends say. to get the
nomination. He was elected. and
reelected in 1910 and in 1912. AL
though a comparatively young
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government of Alaska for expendi-
lures in fighting influenza.
The ways and means committee was
counseled by Norman Davis. assistant
secretary of the Treasury, against
charging the allies compound inter
est in consideration of the postpone
ment of interest payment on loans by
the United States.
Standing beside the Thorp portrait
of Lincoln. said to be the only one
painted from life. former Speaker
Cannon the only man living whose
in 1860, and who heard the famous
Lincoln Douglas debates in 1858, read
Lincoln's farewell address at Gettys
burg in the House on Lncoln's birth
day.
A memorial to Congress denying
that any group of organized labor
was presented on Thursday by rep
resentatives of the National Grange
the American Farm Bureau Fedora
ton. the Cotton States Board and the
Association of State Farmers Unions
Presidents.
The House committee on banking
ish nine subtreasuries and allocate
their work to the federal reserve
banks, after extensive hearing at
which leading financial interests and
representatives of the Treasury De-
partment testified.
An appropriation for the Navy De-
partment to construct two vessels for
carrying airplanes virtually az large
as battle cruisers was urged upon
the naval Affairs committee by Capt.
Thomas T. Craven. director Of naval
being built for the United States in
England will attempt transatla lantic
flight next summer.
A supplemental appropriation of
32.5eo.40o was asked from Congress
coast guard service during the next
year.
with - 900. 900 for new construc-
ton eliminated. the West Point Acad-
smy appropriation bill. carrying ST.
i41.o0o. was reported on Wedn esday
by tho military affairs committee.
An estimate of ss21,oo0 to meet in
creased pay of District fremen au-
thorised in a recent act of Congress-
was transmitted by the Secretary of
tho Treasury,
An amendment to the prohibition
enforcement bill. calling for per cent
beef vas introduced by Representa-
tive Ware. republican. Of Pennsylvania.
Esta bl lishment of a federal motor
registration bureau in tho Depart
ment OF Justice to guard against au-
temobile thefts was urged i'm q bill
introduced by Represent tative Harreid,
republican, of Oklahoma
Reduction of secend-ciass postal
rates was urged before the House
post efioe committee BY Victor Rose
water, representing the American
Newspaper Publishers Association.
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What Congress Is Doing

The committee is expected to make
it's report soon.
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A bill introduced by Senator VOL
colt of Delaware provides for the
purchase Of a site for a new building
for the State Department. 1t proposes
that the square bounded by Pennsyl-
vania avenue. H street, 18th street
and Jackson place shall be purchased.
The civil service retirement bill
was discussed at length during sew
eral days. 1t is the unfinished busi-
ness of the Senate.
HOUSE.
Hearing starts Wednesday or Thurs
day on the District of Columbia ap-
propriation bill for the fiscal year
beginning July !. 1920.
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Hearing will be resumed next Tues
day on the Commissioners bill de-
railways in the District
Representative Temple. republican.
Of Pennsylvania introduced a bill to
close all theaters. poolrooms. dance
halls and other places Of amusement
on Sundays and prohibits all labor on
Sunday.
Conference report on tho railroad
reorganization bill will be presented
in the House Wednesday and the re-
publican leaders expect to get action
this week.
Tho Legislative. executive and tu-
dicial appropriation bill is expected
TO be reported Monday and given I'M
mediate consideration.
The republican steering committee
decided to rush through all nppro-
priation bills 30 that Congress will be
ready to adjourn in time for tho juno
political convention.
Representative Royal c, Johnson of
South Dakota, who fathered tho reso-
luton by which tho national conven-
ton of tho American Legion decla red
ence Friday of tho friends of bonus
logisjat tion for service mon, This con-
ference decided to demand that call
be issued for a republican caucus on
the bonus proposition, II 10 expected
that the CAUCUS will be called early
this week.
The agricultural appropriation bill.
crease Of e7.106.ooo from appsapsia=
tiens allowed for the current fsoat
year, was approved by the House yes
teFday.
Secretary Lane asked Congress fer
$S0,aA6 to reimburse the territorial