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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20
LAS CONFERENCIAS EN- IA
cAmaRA DE coMERcIo
AMERICANA

En- la Camara de Concrete Anne
ricana celehr6se aver n Jurta men
sual ordinaria a Ia cual as!stieTon
como invitadoS de Gonor los senores
Jose Morales Hesse, SubSecretarlo
de Comunicaciones Y Obras Publ
cas-: Francisco Perez, Director Gene
raj &c los Fe~rrocarriies Nacionales'
y Fernando Leal Novelo, fresidentH
de Ia Confederation de Camaras CO
Concrete. EncontrarAronse preser-
ties tambien en- ssta que fua muy IN
portante reunion d;stinguidas persr-
nalidades dc Ia Banca Y del Conner
clio tanto mexicanas, como nnrtea-
mertcanas que Sc ~encuentran en- es-
Ia c!udad.
Los as!stentes disfrutaron de TN
suculento lunch Y a continuation hi
cicron uso de Ia paiabra los invita-
dos de honor, sehores Morales Hcsse'
Perez y Lcal Novelo respectivamef'-
te. Los discusses de estos senorea
resultaron verdaderas ~conferencias
due fueroa acknowledgements aP!au-
didas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-06-20

CIUDAD D EMEXCO, JUNO 10
No h. dejado de causar senSac!0n Ell
psta ciuGaa Is crisis porous actual
n,ente atrav:esa cl mercado de IL
plata dehido a n baja tan b-usca dc
este metal. Sin embargo. y a este
rssDecto, Ell jcie del Dep2FtameAto
de AIInas de ia Secretari& de Indus
,-ia V Comercio, ~ingen!ero Enr-quS
0rtj2. ACADIA de hacer muy importan
les Gcclarac:ones que ha IeH:do Il
c~on,rarrestar Ia p-imera impression
eI ingenicro Ortiz sue ta'
cr;sis no afectcra en- 10 mas mfn!E1o
. las erPresas cue posear capi'ai
de reserva va que Ia f~luctuacion en- 81
nrecio del metal blanco puede con-
siderarse meramente transitorlo. Los
mirerales 3. base de plata seran los
unicos perjuidicados Ell este asuntc
puesto que estos hahran de Vers"
precisedos q reducir u a~ctividades
poruue sus u~tilidades serau cortas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
THEATRES
MICHEL FOk|NE
TELLS Of BALLET.
CH11D1AX1D DANCBn1 AT COURT
TON1QNT COME WITH HIGH
RECONSIDERATION
Toll Of Tho TAhk Of The New BALLET ana
a r. = Around the World TO
I,NArn Life

Starting on my artistic tour over tho
world in order to bring in life OF art
my views on the task Of dance. always
with a great pleasure avail myself OF
the opportunity to explain by way OF
press my artistic intentions. They Saii
mo a refofTner OF the Russian Ballet,
creator OF new school OF dancing ana
destroyer of old traditions. IT Is Ger
we we" are %s' oompSiied ' to- destro ~ ali That
became old. that has lost It's vital force.
I'm the old Ballet along with tho
things OF greatest artistic values, there
intolCrablo In tho modern theatre. All
those ballet tAriatnn sinTts, satin shoes
affected. pTim ways Of dancing mhy
please US as memory Of the long pahi
but oil this has hut very llltle 10 M
with tho modern pulse or life Ihey VIII
hsk me what should he dance Ia Le-
fleVt all sides or al NhTlnnr - IRE. fnf
thiH ono dance one form Ii nat ruftl
oinnt The dance must ho ms various 90
llfe ItsoIf The form must lie f"hlblc hnh
NhanFonhls aud Huuh = only nn'h form
which rnrf b,'nndH ~ tho object con
slider thcrrtOio quite n false InrIh"h Tho
Interpretation Of tho nosl Entlrun shb
1sriH IN Ill rasea by tho psnlN Ito
dpntlhE M u was luho IN old hallr'a
Thnro ERrptiah girls IN llBh' "nfrrtP
were running on thar toes. hunting
Tigers; lhorn Again Rhhniah onH7 tn" In
bprra "CRrmNn'D wrro appearing un"S-
pSrtAdly on market place In short hn J.
let skirts in rose trlcot and satin shnrs
The truth Of reality and artistir ruin
nre far not tho same thing II Ia not
required that everything In 'Theatre
should he like IN real life. but II II
necessary that even the most Improbable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

appears probable. Only then we obtain
the artistic persuaslreress.
The new Ballet tends to hnd for each
separate subject corresponding l3rH.
The dance Of tho New ballet therc,oTe
must b. as various az life Itself. - Is
not sufficient TO q dancer OF the New
Rallet TO learn y serial Of ballet steps.
he must study life OF all peoples ana OF
all epochs In It's plasticai manifestation;
An ancient Egyptian behaVeI or wskeu
i'm a different way from French Mar
ouIs in times OF powder and crinollne.
He had not the same gestures. me
dance Of an antique Greek, almost 1ree
from any costumtnE, has been entirely
different from our mEaer9 r, aa6si" pom M
head and tips Of arms. It is clear, that
in order to interpret the most various
manners. the most different styies OF
only to one school of dancing though
even the highest one as appears to US
the old Russian Ballet school,-out II II
necessary to develop the feeling OF poise'
the feeling Of style.
The dance Of the New Ballet SHOULD
not he only a pleasing spectacular show
caressinr your eye-but like every art
II must he the means OF connecting the
men through beauty. Such dance ie only
a good one which represents develop
ment Of gesture. Gesture is the langu,,
JS not pretend TO accomplish all my
ideals, but ] dreamed to destroy the
magic circle Of ira dltions Will ch frightened
the old Ballet. and To open for new ere;
ntors OF dances the infinite variety OF
ways and new possibilities. would
not wish to bring limitations or restrict
Ing rules In the art OF Ballet The only
condition tn elevate the Ballet from "a
nero amusement TO rehl art con-
slider the sriritunlizotion or the dance.
To restore l., The dance its soul. This IN
the real task uf tho Now nHllel
MIrnill. rOkiNE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
GRENSHAW DENIES
PLAYERS INELIGIBLE

Atlanta. Ga. oct. 27.--Dirsctor Cr"n-
shaw. Of Georgia Tech . In signed
statement todny. denied that three
members OF tho Georgia Tech football
toam which played tho University OF
pittsburgh last Saturday. had played
football more than four years. Tha
statement was In reply TO ono issued
SUNDAY by Director Miller. of PtttE-
hurKh, announcing that Pittsburgh
would play no more games with Goor-
Eln Tech.
Every man on tina Georgia Tech team
aoid Director CrcnShawr statement.
had previously boon ruled eligible BY
the southern intercollegiate Athletic
Naaoclatlon."
piroCtor Crsnshaw discussing tho
three plnyrrH objected To. rnid Ralph
rlnwera. captain. had played two years
NJ Ia wilson College and was playing his
gccnnd yenr ut Georgia Tech: Frnchrr
tackle. was playing his fourth year as
n rnomhcr Of the Georgia TeCh team. and
that station. end. was n II year old
freshman. playing his nrrt year. &C.
pits action In y"v~rinR relations
which no longer existed no said. rs
readily explained by artclsa appearing
In Pittsburgh papers announcing Pitts
desire 10 FORM a combination with Dart
mouth and other colleges. In ovent OF
Iuch an arrangement. Tech would FUR
nIsh an undsslrably hard game"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

Cameron opkned the 1920 season on
September 80. defeating the heavy Nor
Eantown team. 900, Cameron assumed
the offensive TAT the outset and played
an aggressive game throughout,
The clash with Bellairs on OCTOBER
was a severs test. Both teams Fought
for every In h gained, hut Cameron had
tina advantage OF a S-3 score at tho
end OF the frst half in spite OF the fact
that several OF the best players were
withdrawn! from the game on account
Of tniurieS The superior weight OF the
ReIlalro team had It's effect III the Sec
ond half And Cameron Was deteatfu ="
~. on account OF cancellation on me
part OF MiddIebourno no game was play .
cd on October but Oh October 70.
Cameron met Bethany Receives. The
Reserves had n great adYanha" IN
weight but the Cameron team was able
Ia hold them to a acorelcss tie aud IRE
uurntly threatened TO score.
In tho game with Warrington nj Man
nInKton tho Cameron aggregation show
ed that they hRyn reached mld-srason
form aud are able TO completes Huccoss-
fully with any team Of equal weight.
Cameron outplRyed Warrington through
out tho Enmc. tho nnal score being 2O'6
in favor Of Cameron.
Cameron has only three moro Hrhsdul-
cd games. all OF which arc hard ones
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

orecould point IN nearly every dirse-
zion nturdRy afternoon and follow MS
pointr from any angle and ne couIu
hardr miss from running into spoI
wher. a big grid battle Ia taking place;
ON tA North pellsburg East Liverpool
and Warwood-Toronto Will furnish tho
MIdndsville will get a chance to vii
nes,i her boys In action on the r1!.n
STREET Bali Park grounds ~hen tne
1raigs and Black meets Ltns!y cadets
SatT-,day OF course. nothing else thah
a ,tctory can4come the lOcniS way nnt
Coach sweeney IL grooming his Dogs
TO this hig event and the N"ss'''9
should rnd real opposltion.
At Brllairs> will be the big Heu anu
RA,E machinhS IN action, representing
I,rindei phia ana BsllaiTe. Easy SaliIh4
Tcr The OhIoAnsIs all thai eau be loohru
S,r as tho Trtads haze been PLAYING
.,lendid brand "r bail. hat can harhIS
compare with Coach naibTeathH eleven.
.r,,r naIIairs mentor IL already l""hihs
firth - tho big Turkey Day olarh WIN
Vh.sIlnE and Fears mat the t"ld WI
slyr his boys Tough argument anu
,,1,h,,,l, 10 tho Turkey 81 that Gay
A. q FOCAL attraction ana Tho Only ono
.ohr ,iuIod FOR rnlurdsy Wheeling iliSh
Frhnnis lnyincihloH viii lehe y" hs,h
rs.inst %ew IhIIadoIpnln'H r"h"ihn'l"
Vrldaors al tho new pihlotl" h"li l!t''o
j. bnnwn 81 tho visl'nra. but ah NaFnn
rteh nnd Other slfohR teams IN bhI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
Al JonsoN M 'Fs1NBAD."

Al Jolson, the liberator OF laughter
and sovereign of song, Will be seen In
the Winter GARDENS huge oriental trav-
es;y, "Sinbat" under the direction OF the
Messrs. Lee and J. J. Shubert at the
Court shortly for two nights and Sat
ufday matinee.
In this travesty. which Is described as
ing as gorgeous az a seraphs dream
and as full Of laughter as sugar maple
il OF sap has been In but eight cities
during the past two years. New YORK.
Pm liza de lphia, boston, Baltimore. l'iitS,
bursh, chicago and Washington. IN all
these cities he has played 1" Target
receipts than have been known hereto
fore Al lulnon Ii. indeed. the greatest
perh0nhiity that musical comedy "nd'"H
iTaVaHanEu have had on ia" An'T l'hh
biaer Ii1 In Vnd"ubirdly the world y
eTnhIFhI entertainer 'Einhnh hhn been
des,rIb1t ar an uI'r"hIl"nn uIli"aN"I "i
urlenthl upulun'U In Hills ln'"tni"i"h''
.iIhV aH nhth there me f'.ui l""h Ehl''i
lnT euTeoOur r,"nrh. Though whi' 10 TAO
InImiihhl1 I"lrun GIiHltr. 'np'ir nni ca
nIr ID niu.lnr Fnl"r "n'l rlIn"""s "I
lauph al IL 'Eiuhnd' lac lmroi r"nn'"h
Inhnd, tho I"Il"I. vhi'h ElN"r NM
aruplc npI,"I IumliY f"I III" dlrrlhf 81 AT
hIr osiro"rhlrlTv I"l""ir WIN STU u ~
,u,orI nirInruI II Ir NItlC w"na"I ihni
T"lann IN "FIuhnh' hnr broken r"""rha
G hrrwhnTo hs has appeared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
Bright Spots in the Sport Arena

Games are desired for November 10 and
Thanksgiving.
Tho remainder OF the schedule Is a.
oct. 3o-waynesburs at Cameron.
Nov. 6-WashlnEton Irving at ClarkS-
burg.
Nov. 2O--Waynesburg at ~aynesburg.
Nov. 25-Opsn. .,
Cam.ron's team II fairly light this
season, tho line averaging $50. and tho
backtield l4O. The team Is well bal
anced. however. and remarkably 1res
from individual stars. .-
Rutan at quarter shows rare abllitF
IN ne!d EeAefalship. and Is also con-
sistcnt ground gainer. His work against
Bcllaire and Warrington IN especially
noteworthy.
Drnedum In also versatile player
and In spite Of being the liRhtest man
on tho team In developing into . cor
sistent player. Ills work In breaking
up passes IL worthy OF note.
The utcam hAr now Developed INTO
smooth working mach!n" and though tho
rast OF the arhrdulrd games arc known
10 be hard bnaS. Cameron fc"iH an" han
nm equal chance and Ia determined Z"
continue to night with tho anmc nEgr"s.
slyc spirit that has characterized all
her previous games. .
ANY teams without kamaH for No
yrmber - OF 25th are. requested 70
communicate with tho Director or Atm
letiCs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

paper, but he permits his young ana
pretty wife TO suffer for the little alien
lions which 1t Is the duty OF every mar
ried man TO provide. And the wlle
rebels. The consequence of his neglec'
make an amusing story.
The east will include Cleo Mayheid,
Georgia Empey, Julia GlTord. ! C!atke
Sisters, Sylvia De Frankie. Walter Ar
MIN, William Wheeler, stanley warner
william Howard and others. One OF me
many features will DO the famous Lean
chorus, which has reputation OF being
the finest assemblaBe Of voices ever
brought together for the perfect produc-
ton Of ensemble work.
SiNio Helm has provided the music
and it has that tuneful quality which
goes TO make musical show fascinating
70 the Car Among the song hits arc
Bubbles" The Bell Hop Blues. the o
oRmeo FIR Every Girl That I Know" y
Wonder What She's Thinking OF Now.
love Never. Changes" Love, Love
Love" etc. The play also had long en-;
gagements In Boston, Philadelphia and
Chicago. Seats are now on sale. There
will 10 an augmented orchestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

are on tho Quakers sohedule. the Gold
should be in FOR a busy afternoon.
PractacSB Held
Coach Ross drove his entire squad
through muddy workout yesteraay anu
the Gold and Blue backs showed uneN-
called skill ut handling the wet PIG
skin. Injuries may keep several or the
regulars out OF Saturdays big game. but
il is thought ROSS will send them IN
should they find Il necessary. A long
signal drill, 4 short scriInmage: ana Z
pnssinK and punting drill was Included
in yesterdays workout, the boys sho~eu
plehty OF pep in the scrlmmnge.
Coach Galbareth. OF Bellaire. ran his
team through u long workout on
muddy srlairon yesterday and 10 eH-
uectihg 70 hold his first string In re-
s,r,, for the game with Trihdelphia
SATURDAY. as the Red and Black menfof
does not cons ider the Out.the- pike
ol,yer, strong enough Ia cause hlH boys
an, trouble A short scrlmmhEe, ana
n signal driii were all that took up yes
tsrdays practice period
Coach Nuss sbnt his cadet pT"aafS
through a abort workout Yesterday on
the nridss Park grounds ana expressed
satisfaction with tho showing OF Tho
s,uai provl"uz 10 Tho wonkr shh olash
stIh Mnuudrvillo Saturday pnAh may
no ou, Of tho gomn for ArVsrsa weeks as
the roFui, 81 ~ Ihlnfg 10 MS sbnulhnf
which no rrrelvod ~ tho Huntington
rnhtrst ovor week at"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
onoII LEAN AND Ohno AArrInLD
Lean phosId Prove 81 r"polhs as ne
Dia in "nn6ht Eyes"

teru leon q star VII" II MOI" 'hhh
nnirnn,, xul he al tho Court ~ ldhr
ana Hainrdav. with EnIur hay m"iI""n
IA tho InuhIrhl comedy ru""HnT I''"t
WhI'r nprr Thlr IT. tho play which
nh lGyon n prnnpttodn ~" ~ Vow H"t =
idnh IIn rlnrn with tho l"ur Hue 81 sue
rh-nrE rnanrilrP rr"m that n"pulnI
min yhuurr Frshk Nnnhcl hhd Hhwnrd
rnuIIoh who wrC,r ~" book have given
Cecil Loan n role which i" rnmplh," ~
cvhry comedy r~-sntlnl nn1 which in
aspscInlly adapted 10 tho tnl"ntr Of tn"
stnr. II tolls n real story, too. about an
n author who wrltcs Tho sort NJ impaa-
stoned lnve stories that the girls fancy,
He cnn Eush love by the yaru on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
LEGION TEAM GOES
TO CHARLESTON SAT,

squad OF eighteen Erldders. roprs-
arntinE the local American Legion. Will
IesNe here Saturday evening for Char
lesion. where they Will tackle the cap!-
mi city Legionnaires on Sunday after
noon.
Hardly any equipment for the players
has brrn purchased but II 10 though:
that a number OF those making the trip
will be able to furnish themselves with
toKa and 6her necessities.
Another contest IL being arranged
with tho PET Freshmen eleven on Arm.
istics Day at the State Fair grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
DOCTORS Use
CALOTAbS FOR
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza and Grippe, Like ordi-
nary Colds, Require Calotabs,
the Purified and Refined Gallo
mol Tablets That Are Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors ara warning tho public that
simple colds and mild cases of innu-
snEa often lead to pneumonia and othor
asrioua combinations They say that
every cold should receive Immediate at
tsntion and THAT tho (lrst stop in tho
treatment IL TO make Rure that tho liyer
In active, For this purpose CRlotAbH.
the perfect nausealosB Calomel tab
lots are tho surest. best and most agree-
Ablo laxative.
ono Calotab at bed time with a swal-
low Of wnter--that's all no salts, no
nausea. and no upsettlng OF the digeS-
ton and appetite. Next morning your
cold has vanished. your liver Is active,
your system Is purified and refreshed
and you are feeling fine with hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
please.--no danger.
For your projection. Calotabs are sold
only In original scaled packages price
thirty-fve cents All druggists recon-
mend and guarantee CalotabS and are
authorized to refund the price II YOU
are not delighted with them.-(AdI.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
BETHANY GR|DDERS
HAVE mud" WORKOUT
nrssa ana whitt Stll Remains In Con-
dttion for 1fRSshell Clash.

Bethany. ". Va, oct. 2T.-Bethanys
squad came skiddIng. sliding. slipping
and failing onto the field today TO prac.
tfce on What wis once an athletic field
but today IS only q sea Of mud. Tht
all-pervadinK wetness was enough TIC
take the pep out Of any squad. and for
that reason the coach ordered scrir-
mage 10 liven things up. The mud Gov
cred ball prevented any attempt at
forward passing or cross-bucks. Tho
varsity's line PUSHES and end runs were
moderately successful, the coach con-
tlnually finding fault with the varsity
backs in their failure to pick holes with
cut slowing up. Coach Buland called
the scrlmmagc off after n short session.
and repaired TO the gym whore he went
over mistakes made IN previous games.
and gave u short blackboard drilL No
injuries resulted from tho melee. the
cushlon-lIks layer. Of mud taking tho
place OF mat and In addition the setto
was not marked by any outburst or
BDeOd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
n,mnud sonasd ssoo&holasr

New York. oct. 2T.-Jack Kearncs.
manager OF Jack Dompsoy. said today.
he would not sign any agreement Tor
Dempsey 10 meet Georges Carpenter
unlss. IL WAS distinctly stipulated thai
a bonded stockholder be hppotnted 20 hold
tho contest was mndo by Tex Richard
be tho nEhterH' share.
II want TO protect our intcrosts," said
Krarns Some reputable man bonded
l,y n flrSt class surety company must bo
intrustod with tho 100000 forfeit or the
promoters and tho 1000 half or which
No viii put up ana tho other half do
posted by Dcschamps and Carpenter.
'rhcn I will Insist on the promoters
placing tho fun amount Of the money
promised to the two contestants In tho
hands Of this stakeholder twcnty-rour
hours before tho mon arc TO meet In
I wanted 10 tako forty percent Of nc
Koarnsa. but the promotgrS would NOT
ngrso to this; Thoy mode mo a flat
undsrutard that CarpcntisC - 10 r"c"lv"
20 900 pounds. which WIN b" In tn"
nciRhborhood OF $4,000. according to
tho ratio OF exchange
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
WARWOOD HIGH OFF
TO TORONTO FRIDAY
arssn and white VIII Take Great
student Dody---viotory Expected
Against Orleans

wnrwood's scholastic grid squad or
twenty players, coach. and largo
student body and II number OF other
followers Of tho Green and White Will
leave tomorrow for Toronto. o.. where
tho up-tho-riVsr eleven will tackle tho
strong Toronto high school team OF that
city
Thus far. tho Grrrn has made Hplon-
did record holding two or tho valloy'n
most dangerous COntCndcra TO n low
score. and defeating Moundaville, 100.
dcra and confidence will rolEn supreme
when the squad boards tho train Tor
rho Ohio city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28

INJECTED WITH POISON

George Knittlc. Cathedral lEn
school ntudeut and athlnto, In suffering
from blood poiSonirR which Sst In from
n cut rccciVed sehiio playing basketball
In tho school gymnasium. II" IL recover
Ing nicely and IL expected to DO nblo to
10 out again Within n few dayr.
BUY WAR BAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
nnnmAn HrLnRIMAaE.

London. dri II Tho Ors' German
/" viHIt Rome since tho out.
hrNnk ~ tho Great Wnr In l'l arrived
on Tuesday, according to Rome dis
patch to tho Exchange Telegraph com
many. 1t was headed by Monsignor
Srhultc. Archbishop of Cologne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-28
Important Scholastic Game I'M
Even Direction for Saturday

IoCAI FANS Will, NOT ROAM FAR TO WITNESS
CHAMPION VALLEY TEAMS IN ACTION SAL,
TRDAY-WHEEIlNG STACKS UP AGA1NoI
SEW PHILADELPHIA - BELLAlRE, Ll M IL;
ND MARTINS FERRY WILL HAVE EASY
SAILING.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-12-14
Shall Terror Triumph?
Cincinnati Enquirer.)


 Washington D. Vanderlip, head of a combination which is prosecuting gigantic deal in Russia, is insisent in his demand that this nation trade relations with Russia and recognize the Soviet Gov ernmen He asks: Will Congress refuse the trade of billion dollars yearly because of the groundess fear of revolutionary sentiment which is non- exisent?'
 It is not known what Congress will do But it is toped that American Congress eyer will recognize 0" deal with any combination of ed-handed assassns whose frank preachments declare it's intention tc desrop the existing order end replace it with So- vietism.
 There are more important things in this world than the making of money MT. Vanderlip toerantly forgets dismisses unimportant, sinister facts known to all the world
 The Red bureaucracy is fastened Russia. It designs to fasten itself all civilization. And in that florious system only Il per cent workmer ln the grand army of officials.
 Wilhelm Dittman does not agree with Mr. Wander lip; neither does Emma Goldman. Neither does any else of ordinary intelligence who is any wa, familiar with Russian affairs.
 Mir. Nandorp says there is nothing of Communist propaganda in this country. Ignorance must be responsible for such statement. Communist pro- paganda is present and at work in every country on the globe. And since the defeat of the last anti bclshevik armies these missionaries of terror arg teing multiplied by thousands
 Federal agent only few days ago declared that the Red radicals in Chicago have a powerful united "ungerground' party whose leaders are Rus sans Ihat their work is not unproductive results Is indicated in the present of 500 900 organ ized labor unionists who demand, along with MT Vanderlip that this nation recognize the Soviet Gov. ernment and resume trade relations with Russia
 The policy of this Government should be to have nothing to do with Russia until the Russian peonle elect free and independent Government worthy ot recognition by civilized nations