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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
Varsity And Rutgers Battle On Gridiron Today

vel via Pittsburgh or Wheeling on
the train, The sale of tickets tot
the game will begin here next
Wednesday afternoon and tho ".
and J. management has allotted one
whole side OF the field. 1900 seals
to West Virginia followers. About
one thousand OF these will be p!aceo
on sale hero and Wheeling. Fair,
mont, CIarksburg, Warrington ana
other West Virginia cities VIII get
allotments Tickets for the auto
trip between Brownsville and WASH
iington will be sold at the same
time
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
Ten Commandments
From Coach Bible

Football players on Coach D. <.
Bibles squad at the Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College.
Station, Texas. must learn psychol-
ogy. Coach Bible drills them in
the mental stuff.
IT get the men in the proper
frame Of mind by posting placards
in the clubhouse, giving out cards
with their weaknesses every week
aud Commute blackboard talks
every night" he says. Teach them
psychology, ground them in the
fundamentals and instill agrees
siveness into them and they'll play
football"
Here are Coach Bibles Ten
commandments of Football:
/. You must be fighter;
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

From, an Interview NTH lie distinguished English de-
sisner. Mr. Laurence II. POmcroy. published n The
Motor the Engah National Motor Journal August
4, 1920.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

WE have never spoken as strongly of
w the Cadillac as does this generous
English critic.
Respecting the patriotic pride Of England,
France and Italy in their own splendid pro-
ducts, VIC have never made invidiOus claims
Of Cadillac superiority.
But, as we have said before. the group Of
men whose life is bound up in the bettement
of the Cadillac would be less than human
if they did not experience deep satisfaction
at such tributes from European sources.
Surely. it IS no slight thing for these men to
be told. or for Cadillac owners to hear, that
Ame4ica's great car Is also proclaimed the
great car Of the worldI
We feel dat there Is 20 improperly N pub
fishing the facts. since England has 50 gea-
erously disclosed them.
We feel that every man, woman and child,
m the more than one hundred thousand homes
in which the Cadillac is household inshtu-
ton, will derive an added pride in their own
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

rection has tied the powerful rltt
eleven and has beaten Dart
mouth-the first Dartmouth has lost
at home for 10 years. Holy Cross
reversed the dope somewhat Octo-
Der 80 by slipping over lone field
goal and the Syracuse men lost, 3
to 0.
In the next game Meehan's elev-
en- bowled the Washington and JET
ferson crew over to the tune OF IA
to 0.
That's real record for boy
coach to have to his credit his first
year out. Whatll Meehan be if he
sticks in the business as long as
Stage and Yost.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

Anderson, halfback, OF Mississippi
College, where l coached three
eyars, and Mahan, of the present
Texas A. and NJ. team"
The Texas coach is a graduate of
the Carson Newman College. He
took graduate work at the famous
little Centre College, the Univer-
sity of North Carolina and Ohio
State. lie played quarterback and
full during his football playing ca
reer.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13
Sport Chatter
sliaht Favorlte

& 4- -. a.
= fI,t+,. vnAs INTO the battle with
yvssh-Jefe for the championship OF
M football world-that is the 1901
BALI world OF western PGnnsEt ~ ,.,,..
only a slight very sllshL A"y srno
Ite over the Red and BLACK. Aue
general opinions expressed ~
nerts- Iexpert opinion in iootoaAt 70
I DANGEROUS thIng) is that Tue
4spaDt6eFs viii just about come OUT
+ mead and that's all. Our OPINION
Z ID Rms lsnot experU that Pitt VIII
Ss Iuckv to get away with the game;
,yWe ara for Pitt, first, last and an
Ehss time, as she is our Alma Ma
Eer. dear Alma Mater; but we
I sTs very unhopeful (what kind OIL
aterm is that OF the outcome 10
5aw In fact, we feel 1t IN our
hanes that we may have TO snake
fhe. fat and cold hand Of Undertaken
I.awFence Cunningham this evening
( n On Of a victory for Wash-J ell
I. v1hi fgfisnd we have not had 10
shalSe in token of victory for some
few years But doc" Garrett IN
Farms US that this performance Will
not taks place (and DOC IS some
expert on footbalD. He says tuat
Wash4Jeff has no more cnance 70
tlefeat Pitt than snow ball IN the
warm hereafter. We trust that ne
has the right dope.
Down Morgantown way the var
sity. should land the game with
eases But you never can tell
princeton is the favorite over Yale
IN the big battle in the east, but
the Bull Dog is naughty bow WOW
4, watch. your step. The only
perfectly sane way to bet on a
footbal If game is not to bet. Some
times the advance dope on Satur-
day football Is made to look very
sick when the Sunday morning pa
pers come out.
We thank you.
Boy Coach
A1onza Stage and Hurry Up"
began their coaching careers BEFORE
Chick Meehan was hardly out OF
rompers.
Both Of the veteran mentors, are
past the ffty-6fty mark.
Meehan at 20 Is coaching one or
The bigEest outfits in the east-the
syracuse eleven. He is the young
est big league football coach in har-
ness this fall
When Buck O'Neil went down to
theabig town this fall to coach Co
lnmbia sshIs mantle fell upon the
shoulders OF the youthful Chick.
And, syria cuse is playing the
same kind of football for Meehan
that Il played for Buck.
He's so small that he has to look
mp into the faces OF his big lines
men when giving them advice.
Meehan Is continuing the O'Neiu
system because that Is the stun
that made him a star quarterback
FOR the Syracuse team few years
ago:
sCsaisk came to Syracuse in 1914
as anhohored and unsung as any
other humb1e freshman. The fol-
lowing year he was hero and q
His name was never mentioned
on a1All-American eleven be-
cause he did not desire to star In
diYidually, giving his teammates
4 heir chance instead.
e. He .Ras. an ensign during the war
and Icoached the navy team. He
took bis. team to London and show
ca Eondon some real American
Football.
After getting out of the army
Chick; MAS given tryout with the
Boston Braves, but an accident to
his arm ended his baseball career.
EastsGall he was O'Neill's assist
ant AL sxracuse. Then Buck O'.Jeill
dec ded to 90 to Columbia where
ne Sppld pc near his New York law
hi "a Hg,
gave Meehan the full swing
big ieagne football coach.
READY syracuse rnder his d.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-11-13

Former Poly Prep, Brooklyn.
player who is playing football for
the second season and Is now in his
primo as q fullback. He has dem
onstrated his ability as kicker,
and his latest accomplishment is
42-yaId drop kick,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

Udskiftningen. | 1918 rejste han
til Sibirien for at bistaa we'd
Eyakueringen af de ostrigske
krigsfanger. Statsraad Koefoed
hayde sely regnet med, at Diet
skulde we're ell Ekspedition at
forholdsyis kort Narighed. bet
gik helt anderledes. En- Rekke
Eyentyr og Genvordigheder kryd-
sede hans Planer. Han sad ARE
steret flere Gange og MATTE
efter Eyakueringen af Omsk i
November 1919 under de st0rste
Besyerligheder REESE mere og
mere Ost paa, indtil han nu
endelig over Omsk har kunnet
tage til Moskya, hyortil han an
kom den q. Juni.
Der er her hjemme udtalt
sterkt anerkendende Ord ON def
Arbejde, SON Statsraad Koefoed
har gjort med Fangeevakuerin-
gen i Sibirien. Han onsker selv
i den Anledning at udtale, at
hans Role i Sibirien bestod i
at we're forhandlende Mellem-
led mellem de stedlige Konsula-
ter og Observation-Disclosures
paa den enc Side og den sibi,
riske Centralregering paa den
anden. HYis Diet derfor er lyk.
kedes at fremtvinge den enc ell
Ter den anden Forbedring af
Krigsfangernes Kaar, saa skyl-
des dette i f6rste LIME, at de
stedlige Ledere az Fangesagen
og da navnlig Konsulerne Moller-
i Irkutsk og Sliben i
har gjort dette muligt
we'd personligt Initiativ og ener-
risk Arbejde.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
MIR. SHERWOOD EDDY I
X. F. u. M.
En- uhyre Forsamling paahorte
Mr.. Eddys Foredrag.

K. F.. L. Ms store Sal, som err
EN- af de rummeligste i Koben-
havn, var mere end overfyldt d.
-. August ON Aftenen til &C.
neralsektreter Sherwood Eddys
Foredrag ON Verdenssituationen
i Ojeblikket. Trods Diet korte Var
sci havde Tusinder af Mend gil
vet Mode. Det mindede NEST at
alt ON de store John-M ott-Afte-
ner for nogle Aar siden.
Sekreter Engberg bod Vel,
kommen og k%nyttede til sin Vel
komst til Mr.. Eddy nogle Ord
ON vor Beundring for Amerika
og diets veldige Missionsarbejde.
Derefter fortalte Missioner Pa
stor K. Heiberg ON Eddys Ar
bejde i Indien, hvor han kom
rundt overall, hvor der fandtes
Studenter eller andre unge
Mend, saa at hans stadige Rel
ser havde givet ham ct enestaa,
ende Kendskab til ale indiske
Forhold.
Saa fix Mr.. Eddy Ordet med
Overbibliotekar II. O. LANCE som
Tolk. Klart og koncist, hurtigt
og skarpt talte han ON de sto,
re Modsatninger j Verden, som
nu efter Krigen har fort allie
Lande nd i en- stor national Kri-
Sc. Han begyndte med Japan oe
(Sluttes paa 6. Side.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
wrong
with the World?

A new Book on some of the
Great Questions of the Day.
By Rev. G.. II. Gerberding, D. D.
You may not concur in every
point with the Doctor diagnosis
and you may not always like his
prescription, but in all events
you want to read his book. 1t
has food for thought.
Price Toe, net.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

We'd Ungdo1nsmodet Sendag
Eftermiddag talte folgende Pre.
ster over nevnte Emner. Pastor
Magnussen: ,,Vekkelse og ON
yendelse, . Pastor n. Benson,
believe and Live" Pastor n.
P. Clemmensen, Sin and Sal
vation."
Grundtonen i hele Modet kan
b%etegnes med ct ,,F ID.
Fremad, Guds Folk, i Kprlig-
he'd og H~ellighed Fremad, Guds
Folk, / Arbejdet! Kongens Ger
ming hasterl
Det var velsignede Dage, vi
havde i indianapolis. Guds Ord
lgd klart baade til Yekkelse
og 0pbyggelse. Oct vii like
yende tomt tilbagel
Trefoldigheds Menighed og
Prestefolk sparede ingen Ulejlig-
he'd for at gore Diet godt for
os baade / Spiseteltet og i Hem
meme. TAX Vennerl
n. Z. Clemmensen,
Midlertidi0 Sekretnr
Chicago, H., 9. Sept. 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
WE'D s1pEN AT WORT "cuT-ovER LAND

er Vi n Stand til at tlbyde ct stort og ferste Klasses udvag af opdyrkede
Farme allie StSrreler fra 81 Acres og opad. ALE die Farme hr ale
n9dyendige Bygmnger og star rde til at fytte paa og fosteHe Drift Ell. vi
snlger dem med AfgrSder, Besetning og Maskneri til rmeige Prer og paa
lde Vlkaar. sa enhver K9ber har her den bedse Iejghed til at skabe sig en-
god Levevei Dse Farme Igger nr Byen Eagle River, I'm err Countryside i
Villas County og har code Buiker og Forretninger al allie Slgs, Banker, Kirker,
IHoiskole e" ooperatvt" Meer, Savmele ov. Byn llger we'd de smukke Eagle
Ser o. we'd Chicago & Northwestern Jenbane. Den er Mdpunkt for ct af
Americas betydeIigte Sommer Resort Dstrkter Der har v@et drevet
AeehuQ over 20 Aar her Villas County; men endnu har her aldng varet
Mnvakst. Der err to Hovedgrunde TIL at De bSr komme her just nu; Afgrsderne
fortener khrt alt hvad De 9nsker at faa Besked ON, og yoeP nser vii bive
hoiere nasteA r. Vent like. For narmere Opysning skrfv til
sANBORN & COMPANY. Dept. N, Eagle River, Wis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
ct Bes9g i Danmark, Wisconsin.

bet er selvfplgelig nogle af
dette Blads Lesere bekendt, at
der ogsaa i Wisconsin Kreds
findes ct lille Danmark med
B9geskoy og yeldyrket Land,
hyor meget af wort Folk IT,
melig talt lever SON i ct Para
dis. | denne nok saa store 10
loni afholdtes der for nylig ct
godt og velsignet Missionsm6-
de, we'd hvilket ogsaa S9ndags-
skole Gerningen blev taget i
Betragtning, da Sp9rgsmaalet
ON, ,hyad Code ct Barn har
af at gaa i Sondagsskole" og
Betydningen af den saakaldte
Cradle rolf we'd ct Par af No
derne dr9ftedes. Gudstjenester-
ne, der afholdtes i Denmark BY
og i Menighedens to Kirker ude
paa Landet, var udmerket godt
bes9gte. Ordet bley med Alvor
og Inderlighed prediket at de
forskellige tilrejsende Prester,
og der er Grund til at haabe,
at Vidnesbyrdene heller like l9d
forgeyes.
Undertegnede OF andre bes9-
gende lagde we'd dette Missions
mode M@rke til, at ct serdeles
godt Forhold var raadende mel
lem Menigheden OF Prastefa-
milien. bet er heller like uden
Grund, at Folket ynder sin
Prest; thi Pastor Carl NJ. OIL
sen udferer ct godt og solidt
Arbejde baade paa Landet og /
den liylige BY, hyor de uden
Twill linden lenge vii bygge Ell
pen luthersk kirke, da Bygge-
grunden til Ell saadan dllerede
er sikret. At Folket paask9n-
ner Prestens Opofrelse, yiste sig
ogsaa kont efter Gudstjenesten
ON S9ndag Formiddagen, da
Sekreteren paa Menighedens
Vegne oyerrakte Pastor Olsen
en- konvolut, der indeholdt
$1,000, som han skulde have
til Hjelp til en- ny Automobil,
han for nogle Dage siden hayde
kSbt. bet siger sig sely, at
den smukke Gave beredte Pre-
stefamilien EN- behagelig Oyerra-
skelse, og Diet er forstaaeligt,
at Pastoren we'd Slutningen at
acknowledgements f9lte Trang
til i h~jertelige Ord at give sin
Taknemlighed tilkende. Herren
give saa, at Familien i Pr@-
stegaarden maa faa megen Nyt'
te og Glade af den pene Au-
tomobil, og at Diet code For
hold og lykkelige Samvirke maa
til Guds RIGGS Fremme bare sin
rige Frugtl
Med yenlig Hilsen.
IT, nn1fonap
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Statsraad Koefoeds Indtryk fra
Bolshevik- Rusland.
driving i ,,Nationaltidende''.

vi har haft en- meget interes-
SAINT Samtale med vor Lands
mand, Statsraad Koefoed, der d.
II. Aug. err vendt tilbage fra
Sibirien og Rusland.
Statsraad Koefoed err EN- at de
Danskere, som i s@rlig Grad
maa anses for fortrolig med
russiske Forhold. Han har mem
liz varet bosat i Rusland i ca.
40 Aar indtil Revolutionen
fungerede han i Landbrugsmi'
nisteriet som teknisk Leder al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

Ter skabt. Der er Anyendelse for
Ialle lntellektuelle. Foruden Lon
men faar de hyppigt som Til
leg ct eller andet nyttigt Hus-
gerard, hvis Yerdi langt over
|stiger den Sum, der gives som
Gage. En- meget stor Del at
Moskyas Befolkning har anlagt
sig smaa Kokkenhaver uden for
'Byen. Paa Gaderne ser man de
aller fleste Mennesker lobe rundt
med Rygsakke paa Nakken
heri barer de Gr~6ntsagerne fra
deres Haver eller de F6demid-
Ter, som deres ~Slegtninge we'd
Haren har sendt dem, og som
de har afhentet paa Banen.
- De mener altsaa like, at
Sulten i egentlig Grad herger
Diet russiske Statssamfund?
- Jeg vii yere tilb6jelig til
at meme, at man nu er over
Diet yerste. Hungeren err vel
nok like forbi - Diet gaar nd
over de mindst leyedygtige. Men
Diet synes. SON ON Folk i AL
mindelighed indordner sig I'M
der de bestaaende Forholdd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
industrious Qdeleggeelse.

Men Landets Production
er odelagtY
- ia, Diet er ct af de yerste
|Punkter: industrious 0deleggel-
Sc. bet siges, at Fabrikkerne
like egentlig er 9delagt. De
svenske Arbejdere kom for9y-
'rigt tilbage til Ural med Diet
samme Indtryk, Industrien har
| muligvis like Tide saa meget som
man kunde vente. Men, Arbej-
derne er der like mango tilbage
af, fsrst og fremmest fordi den
russiske Arbejder, som hverken
err Bonde eller Arbejder, nu er
|tyet tilbage til Landsbyen. Der
har han ct Stykke Jord. bet
er ganske visit for lille, men han
kan dog friste Livet paa Diet.
= Men baade i Industrien og
Ipaa allie andre Omraader s9ger
man at holde Arbejdet i Gang
we'd TvangsforanstaltningerY
ia, der er Tvang over
ILandet. ALLIE skal arbeidel Ell
llers faar de like noget at spise.
Men, som Folge af Udvandrine
til Landet produceres der saa
ubetydelig lidt i Fabrikkerne.
Der err smart heller like mere
tilbage at lave noget at.
Hvordan err Situationen
Ipaa LandetY
Sine Steder varre end
Byerne. / Sibirien var der gan
ske visit Masser az Korn / Lands
byerne. I Diet egentlige Ruslant
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15

er Diet imidlertid gennemgaaen-
de meget knapt med Korn. !
Diet sydostlige Rusland har der
yaret Misyekst / Aar, men der
har veret forholdsyis god AT
erode i de nordvestlige Guverne-
menter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Bolshevikstyrets ledende Mand
og deres Principer.

Talte De med nogle af
Bolsheyikstyrets ledende Mend ?
En- Del af dem har jeg truf-
fet. [ Acknowledged er Diet
klarhovede Folk, som Diet like
var umuligt at komme til Rette
med, sely om Diet var Menne-
SKIER der troede paa helt andre
Principper end jeg.
De mener aabenbart like,
at man kan sige, at Diet er
Pobelen, der regerer.
Nej, absolut ikkel | cen
Refining STAIR de over den It'd
ligere Regering: de holder Jul
sits indenfor deres egne Rack
ker. Bliyer en- af deres Folk
grebet / noget uloyligt, stiller
man ham OPP ad en- Muir og g9r
kort Process med ham. Dods-
straffen er ganske visit afskaffet,
men den praktiseres alligeyel.
Men finder der like Ter
Sted?
bet har der veret til I'll
der. Men / 0jeblikket kan Diet
egentlig like siges at vere Til
feldet. Men Diet er like umu-
ligt, at Diet kan komme igen.
Ethvert Fors6g paa Kontrare-
volution vii sikkert blive kyalt
we'd Ell yoldsOm Terror.
Hvor lenge kan Systemet
trives?
- Frisindet kan man jo abb
solut like kalde dette Styre?
Nej, der har aldrig veret
ct Styre, hvors Tyang i tilsya-
rende Grad har yeret bragt i
Anvendelse.
Og efter en- af de Udtalel-
ser, De kom med for, synes Diet
at vere Deres Opfattelse, at Sy-
stemet like i Diet lange Lob vii
kunne triyes i Rusland.
- Nei, jeg tror like, at disse
Principer vii kunne trives i Rus
land. 81. a.. af den Grund, at
Arbejderbefolkningen er for lidt
udviklet. Hyis Regeringen be-
SHUTTER sig til at give noget mere
Frihed, vii den maaske kunne
holde sig nogen It'd endnu. Naar
Krigen er endt, vii Tampen for
Alyor begynde at brende.
Men man kan regne med
en- forestaaende Udvikling til
Diet bedre2
En- svag Str9mkentring
kan maaske allerede nu spores.
Der er ct eammelt russisk Ord
sprog, SON siger: Naar Hornet
er maltet, oliver Diet til Mel!
Og saaledes vii Diet sikkert og-
saa gaa her.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
Bolshevikernes Borne
o~pdragelse.

Dog vel kun forel0bigt 7
ia, jeg personlig tror TX
Ike paa nogen Fremtid for Boil
sheyismen. Men, jeg maa dog
iSandheden tro sige, at Diet like
er gait, alt hyad Bolsheyikerne
har gjort!
= Hvilket f. Eks.
= Jeg mener bl. a. at deres
Borneforsorg er god. Jeg hay-
de Lejlighed til at besoge adj
skillige af det offentliges B9r-
nekolonier saa vel i Moskva
som i Petrograd. ALE Steder
fix jeg Diet bedste Indtryk. Bor-
meme saa sunde og glade nd og
var godt og hensigtsmessigt
'paakledt. Larerne syntes ogsaa
at tage paa deres Opgaye med
Forstaaelse. Undervisningen i
Acknowledged er daarlig endnu ];
den er like bragt i Orden som
F9lge af, at man RAIDER over
for faa Lererkrefter. Men Pla-
men synes at vere god.
Kan man anbringe B9r-
meme i de Skoler, man selv on
sker9
ia, Diet STAIR Foreldrene
.frit. Bgrnene skal blot lere no
get. Iovrigt fortsetter
Statsraaden - gor Bolsheyiker'
ne like saa lidt for Kunst og
Videnskab. De store Kunstsam.
linger har, saa vidt jeg 'har
|kunnet konstatere Diet, like lidt
'noget. - Samfundet har s9rget
for, at P~rofessorer og lerde faar
saa store Rationer, at de kan
|leve, uden at vere tvungne til
at sege Bierhverv. bet er visit
|nok i sarlig Grad Maxim Cork,
der er Skyld heri. Han har i
Diet hele taget gjort meget godt
we'd at mildne Bolsheyikstyrets
'Fremoanosmaade
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-09-15
En- Maaneds Studier i Boil
shevikernes Hovedstad.

shevikernes Hovedstad.
Den Samtale, Vi havde med
Statsraad Koefoed i Hjemmet
hos hans Broder, Direkt9ren for
den farmaceutiske Lereanstalt,
Professor Koefoed var langyarig
og omspendte en- Rekke Emner,
som ale har Krav paa den all
lerst6rste Opmerksomhed. Vi
vii imidlertid indskranke os til
at r%eferere den Del af SANTA
len, som yedr9rer de 0jeblikke-
.lige Tilstande i Bolshevik-Rus-
lands Hoyedstad Moskva. Stats
Rad Koefoed var en- god Maa-
ned i Moskya - fra den p.
Juni til den %. JUL - og har
saa godt Tiden og Omst@ndighe.
derne tillod Diet, benyttet Ophol-
def til at gore sig bekendt med
de fest mulige Forhold.
Han har bestrebt sig for at
give os en- objektiv Fremstifing
af Bolsheyik- Rusland, saaledes
som Diet yirkelig er. bet, han har
han 9nsket, er at sige Sandhe-
den. Andet og mere - under
streger han st@rkt maa der
like legges i hans Udtalelser.
Hvad der straks falder !
,0inene we'd ct Bes9g i Moskva,
Diet tidligere Hovedeentrum -
forteller ~Statsraaden er, at
saa at sige ale private Blu
tinker err lukkede. Kun de kom.
munale Butikker, hvor der for
handles Varer, som faas gennem
Kort. er aabne. Der er dog en-
kettle mere betydende Produkter,
som like err normerede, f. Eks.
Melk. Men Smughandelen dri-
yes livligt og paa de talrige
lTorvepladser, navnlig den saa-
'kaldte Sucharevka err Diet fax
fisk muligt at faa a at sige
ale Varer. Prov {. 'Eks. denne
Cigar. Den err k9bt !
Moskva.
vi maa give S~tatsraaden Ret
il. at den err upaaklagelig.
Hvorledes Befolkningen
klarer sig.
Mar man ser Befolknin.
gen - fortsetter han gor
den egentlig like noget udsultet
Indtryk. De fleste Folk ser sun
de og raske nd. Mango er gaaet
It'll Grunde, navnlig i sidste Vim
tier = og blandt dem, som er
bukket under, err sikkert adskil-
llige fortreffelige Aandsarbej-
dere. Og, hvis Befolkningen
skulde leve az de Rationer, Re-
geringen tildeler den, Wide del
unagtelig heller like vare rel
mango tilbage.
Hvordan klarer Indbygger.
ne i den russiske Hovedstad sig
da9
Intelligensen klarer sig
egentlig ganske godt. bet er er
forferdelig Bureaukratisme, del
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-17
HIGHER TAXES OPPOSED
BY UPPER MARLBORO
UPPER MARLBORO. Nd. March IT.

Z UPPER MARLBORO. Nd, March IT.
Citizens from various sections OF
tho county appeared before the county
commissioners here yesterday pro-
testing against the proposed increased
tax rate as the result OF the inclusion
In the county levy or that part OF
the budget prepared by the county
board OF education providing for an
increase in the pay OF county school
teachers OF about 80 1-3 per cent over
the present rate. On motion OF Com
missioner George N. Wells. the COM
missioners made an appropriation OF
$4,000 for the Improvement OF
Thirty-fourth and Baker streets, Mt.
RAiner The commissioners have
named Ernest Furgang transfer clerk
To succeed Charles A. Marden. Milton
Brickherd or Glendale was named az
road director for the second district
TO succeed Il. Il. Perkins. Harvey
smith was re-appointed as constable
for Riverdale district.
Commissioners Charles A. Ryon.
chairman OF the board. George N.
Wells. George w. Waters.jr.. T. Il.
Middleton. and William IL Duvall are
today In Annapolis to urge the legis-
lature not to pass either the Metzerott
road bill. or the road bill recently
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-03-17
COLLEGE PARK CITIZENS
VOTE FOR CLEANUP DAY

COLLEGE PARK. Nd. March IL
Al the March meeting OF the College
Park Home and School Association
IL was announced that Saturday,
April 10. will be cleanup" day. DIR.
Harry J. Patterson and DIR. II. Is. Nc
Donnell yesterday appeared before
the county commissioners seeking
Improvement OF several roads. A
COMMITTEES. headed by X. II. Conner,
Is making arrangements for an en-
tertainment for the benent OF the
school on the evening OF March "a.
In the auditorium OF the State College.
An amendment to the constitution
OF the student body at Maryland State
College has been ratified by q two
thirds vote OF the general students
assembly. Amendments to tho by
laws also were ratified.