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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

al Dem gIeiben 8nede unter Bic De-
boGlternng bitlniis. CAB I'll MfiHin9enI
I'd Diiele notleioet1oe Miener Sinner
aufgenomr1en tperoen, bat IN Der
f5dtpei5 8~efren1oen erregt neil nam
lid III BEN esten Sabren Ufiiindener
Ginoer III Der Sdtpeia tnaren, aud
als Notleioen0e.
gaben.
4uf Dem gd1pnr5tpalb III NnBbab
bel Sriberg tprroe cine Nieoerlniiung
Der 5ran5istaner gegriinoet. Eater
8erDaiius Gbeis baf am 8eibnadtg
tag 0ns &l0iterden nno iein &irdIein
ei11gefpeibt l1n0 eroHnet Das ebe=
mdIige ddiiide, &onigsbal1g nno az.
Ie eine gernanoter brndten Sic gel
ertnge III 9enron 5u. Ser Beuroners
8eneoiftinerpnter Sebaltian 3. Ser
mar Dor feinem gi1trit ins Rloiter
|gr5ieber an 9of ii DRESDEN. -
Durd Die gnoiiiihe Miiteripenbe, Die
100000 Dinrf einbrnd1te. forr1te oas
HedtaIbao @riesbnh I'M cine bnlbe
W1iaion angefnuh mernen. geah
benz gorbilb Gottenbnrgg fon I'M
GrIbiabr aud III Bnoen cine Di0=
E5eianiDnoDe abgebalfer iuerDen. Ra6
elmer Berednung bon Or. 5euerftein
(Donaueidingen) ioIen 0aran mirooe-
items 81 gepdblte @eiitliibe aus benz
&nralfIerns unb Die Al Defane, alio
|101 5eeliorgsgeiltIibe, teiInebmen.
"a in Dieier Dio5eie 885 Bfnrrer
|be5n. BfarrDertpeier iin6 unb 256
|Biifare, meroen leBfere cine ibrer 53abI
Ientipredenbe gertretnng mie III SLOT
fenbnrg erbolten. Die 3abl nn0 Die
Mrt ibrer 8ernfnng lfebt nod nidt
felt
Dlbenbnrg.
9loenbnrg. Gin Mn11nborb mlr=
De IN g0etpehf an benz 2nnotpirtsebe=
paar SSanBen periibt. gor Dem &anie
lag cine blutbeinoelte 2nmpe nnD ein
@ol5bub; Der 2nnbtpirt SanBen lag
nit eingei1Iagenem 5daoeI an Der
ISnnenieife Der Cir nuf Der Diele.
5rau nurbe in Der g&Pndde nit
fhneren Sh16elberleBungen tot ge=
fnn6en. Mnfdeinen0 III ben Morbern
cine gr6Bere @eIbiumme in Die 96n=
De gefanen, Die ffiib IN Der Romnooe
befnnoen fat.
Gadien.
Nenifnot. Sic Seier hires goI-
0enen observation-disclosures fonnen am
~. Mdr5 begeben bic bodJn. &erren
8farrpr M.eSung III Reuitnm, 4reiS
Msorbis, nm gbr. Deferbelb in 9D-
bengnnbern, &reig 9eiligenitaot. Die
felben en1pffingen Bic I'll. YrieltertDei-
BE am 12. Madr5 1870 I'M @oben Do
me 5u Gaberborn burb Die 9nnb
0es DunaIigen 8eibhiidofs 5reus-
Eberg.- 33mei iunge 9rimia ii ibren
peimotsgemei1ben gidsfelber barren
bog Slid, lire eiiern 5u f0innen:: Sr1
2engenfeI0 Der bodm. Mariitenpater
al1on. 5bnebr; IN &inffeot bodn.
Safer 9ert1a1m Bogt.
2nTentb1trg.
@anenIfein.s- Auf Der @nterber-
Ieigerr11g Der @elbmifer 5iinnen in
Mnnenltein m11roen ebr bobe Breiie
er5ieH. Gin Meinberg nnrbe gum
BeiipieI at II Big 70 5rnnfen bns
aunoratmeter beriteiger.
gningen. Snfolge 0usbruds
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
aus
der alien bellnatb
Mprb-9sutihlanb.

gerIiin. Isle 5nlfiainoiigerfeits
mifget,esiIlt miro, miro Die 4uSmab-
Ehngsqnote nir 8rotgetreioe bonn
Gebruar ab bon 84R auf 90S byeer-
aufgeieBt peroen. Die ifribere angs-
nlnblnnasquote betrug 800. @leid-
3eiitig lon nm Sic Mnlieferr1ng nit
8robgetreioe al Derbeiiern, cine gro-
Be DruIdafhtiion III Mnerif ge1omnlell
meroen, moflr bereit liegenbe &oblenl
aur @erfngung geifeM peroen. 9is
@oblen iinb bereifg I'M NnroQen nod
ben Bertpenoungsgebieten Gin flei=
mes MnIteigen Der MbIieferl1ng 1T be-
rseiittg 5u ber5eidnen. Cine 99erabieBB=
una Ser 8robrntion finbet nidt itatt
unb aud b%orlaufig niht IN Nus
fidt genornr1er.
@dleiien.
Breglan. -. SIN 8resInuer Dom
murbe eingebroben. Die 8iebe emit
menDeten bas riberne 3iborinm I'M
|gabernodfeI Der Snr1tbiidofflliden Sea
peaeut10 anoere nertpone @egenitdn.
|6e. @eitere Rirdeneirlbriide, BET De
men 0enDiebenm ertboae Wenitra1t8e1l
nno MaBfellbe IN Sic Sanbe fielen
|1nlr6en III 9iebau n11b in benz dllea-
|jil6en Manfabrtsort Sobfird bel
@loguu ~nnsgefnbrf.
$685. 99fab6einlaub.
Gbrenbreititein.- Son alien stab=
ten an Mittelrbein biirften ipobl Neer-
piieo nnbs @IbrenbbreiHfIftem infolge ibrer
tiefen Gage ON meiiiiten ourh 0as Sod
ma1Ier geliitHen baben. Sn gbren-
breititein orang 6ns @nifer ii Die &o-
p~u5inerffiirde nn6 tnno iber ben 5fn-
fen oeS 9odaltares. Mean for11te bon
Egbrenbreittilftem aus mr. nod oarb
oie 8einbferge 6es Niterilfeins n1f ben
8abnoamm nnb bic eiierne 8riife
mad @obIen5 gelangen. Set 17844
NOR Elm 10 bpber 8afferIfatb nidt
mebr gut ber5eiidnen. Sic Soften Der
MISUNDERSTANDING Ser @1nier 3immer
nn6 SnBbo0en mer0en rr1gebDeler lefn
uno Sic gep0;1fernng iiit 5u 6eren glIf-
bringing nidt imltanoe. Ser Diele1
|%berIorener u11D per0orbenen 6abe ne
gen pe11oen }iid) oiie fatboliiden 4farr.
dmter an sic Milbber5igfeit Der nibt
betroHenen Mitmeniden.
gonn. 81 Der 5taotberorone=
fenifiiBnng teilte 8~iirgermeiffer 8oH=
Ter mil, bnB Der 5daben, ben oas
|lekfe 6odmalfer IN Bonn o1geriffef
Bot, Ben 5babe11 oeg eriten 6odnai-
iers, ben man al1ff cine balbe Midion
geIdabf babe, Inn Elm 9ielfabes iiber,
feige. Meiih nn0 5toof bnben Bis jebt
dig gntiddoiignng 10000 Morf iiber-
miefen.
6ranffffnrt. -. Siier ml1rbe IN einem
|D.3nq I'M @al1ptbabnbof bon ei1lem
@riminalbeamten cine Came ange=
balten, sic bent 8eamten ba0urb anf
|gefnnen moi, oaB tie an einem Der
bdltnismdBig fleinen &0Herfen d
|ihper 51l troge11 bottle. Die Dante le=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04

2giittiiln1iirte ib iofort, aber 81 ibr a0f-
erdenn meter nidtg mie reires
@oIb entities 6eib1ftigte ih bic $50
Ii5ei ei1nlalt, mas naiiber nit iibr nno
Ies ergab1l efnSsk re NIT benz BERT
.ffyas ID spM,,sAanSl mad Der Sdtpei5
fnbrents ~ bnnoeIt iih nm Ell
men seff bon 100000 M1arf. 8ns
gol6 ioute in sic 5hpeia gebrnbt
tperoen.. Die eingeIeitetet Neherden
fniibrten bn3u, SAB Die Came a1lf frei-
en- SUB tam, bns gol6 aber beidlag-
nnbmt bIeibt.
NSeFfalen.
Bod)um. gNea1 furmiider De-
batte nuroe IN Der auBerorbentliden
BenernIberfammllnng Deg Bergarbei-
terberbarbeg Sic ginfubrung Der o.
{tu1tbenidibt nit 1872 qegen So 5tims
men Bel elmer Sftiimnenentbnltung OBJ
geIebnt. Soft einittiimmiig angenonmen
imll1rbe Ser eriteS Sob dl1s Der gntfdliie-
Bung bes 8orffar6es bes Bergnrbei-
ferberbaroeg, Der fh grunoIablih fir
Die 8~erhfiiir3nng Der Mrbeits5eit i'm
.8ergbnu au feds 5tunoen ausfpribt.
Wteppen. Nm Is. Sanuar fonn-
te Der giidof Der noroifden Miiiion,
18r Sobnnnes bon gub, fem Diamam=
teneS 8rieiterubiilalm begeben. Der
.Gssnbiillor 1T Elm 5oDn Der 5tnot Wepz
pen, febf I'M SO. 9ebensiabre n1o
.mirft bereiits felt 5tpei Menidenaltern
III Ddnen1orf. Mm 5eptember 1917
.fonrfe er fein 26idbriges 8iidofsm=
biI4um ffeier11.
8aoerborn. 80 gogleih nod GIN
treHfen Der nmtli6en Na6ribt bon
R1oDln periomnelte iiid 6as geinmmte
s8pmfapitel I'M biihof1iben 8nlais,
nm Dem bodtpurbigifen @errn 6urb
ben M11rlo bes @errn DompropiteS
8rofe{for Mofenberg IN betpegten8or=
ten leine Bluidpun{1e unb 5mgleid
Eiein Ibmer8liibeg 8ebnlern, ben ge=
|Iiebten 8iidof berlteren 81 mnfien,
n1s6n1preben.
8aDerm.
Miuiintdfen. - Isle Der Musperfnuf
.Dent{blanos III oie 8ege geleitet IND
3ourdgefuibrt miro, beiagt redt bent-
lid i d. aud cine MeIoung, nonad
eire nel1trnle BefeIfdnft Dem Nfin-
derer 5dauipielbaus Das Mngebot
genqbt bot Inn 100000 Marf Die
Yabtperrfnaiige oieles Gbeaters unD
bes aiinltlertbeaterS 81 mernebmen.
Gle Direffttion bes gdauipie11nuies
bot aber bieies Mngebot I'M paterIan=
biidm %Sssntereiie nbgelebm. 80.
Sir Die BEL Ser Gebolntiion gefoHe=
men Spfer, bic III msgeian1mt 11.9
@r1bern beerbigt fino, mer6en nun
einbeitliihe @rnbfrem5e nufgeitent,pos
fit Ser sfnbfrat 1910 90. betuiaigt
bat IS
Sit Mngelegenbeit Der @ntiddbi.
gung Der 5interbliebeaen Der I'M Deni
nnldn1big eriboifenen 21 Beienen=
pereinsmitglie6er lit nun, mad re1n
Monaten, unb nieberboltem DrdngeH
iofpeh geoiieben 0aB ben Mngeb0rigen
nenigifens gorihiIie ari ibre ifpdfer
nod enogIltig 5u regelnoen Mnlprn=
de ausbe5nbH nerben.
Sir Sic Miener Smilfe miro an6a1l=
ernb geiommeH, lei es onrd Die Set
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-03-04
Nor0 Dafota.

@ranD Sorts. Ser yrepublifas
niibe1 stoats5entralansi6uB bon
NorDoafotn, aus bent IN Der Staats-
fonDe1ttiion gu 8ismard an ~. Sc
brnar i6mmtlihe Nonpartiian=Wfh<
glieoer al1sgeidie6en ml1r0en, bbat iid
Mittttpoh IN elmer 5ibl1ng organiiiiiertt.
Sfuoenten Der 5taatsl1niperiiiHtdat
neigerten iib, lire @infragSgebmbren
3u entri6ten rnb ii6 fir 0aS 5tDeife
I5emeier immntrifulieren 5u lniien,
nenn bas @eilA nm MiidffriH Rs
Grq1iioenten Sbomns Sane niibbtt
5uriidge5ogen merbe. Die Stubenter
baben erreiGt, mas lie nonten Nsrd-
|fi6ent Same miro bleiben.
syurgo. Ger Name bon @iQiam
is. 8rDan miro ouf bent oemofratHden
8rd1i6enti6afts 5timm5etteI Der
5eidnef fteben nie 9ienltag befannt
gegeben ml1roe. #Sn Der Bortpnbl
III Rprtb 8afota, Die an is. M1iir5
ftattfi1bet, miro nnter anoeren mber
bier Mmenoementg our 5taatsberfai=
Jung nn6 iiber bier elf bem 8ege Ser
Snittiattiibe eingebradte @eieBesbor=
iblage abgeifimmt nerben.
8Dmord. Dt sfaatg gile1t=
Experimentation but cine Retition er-
balter in tDel1er I'M einen Sta=
tionsege:1ten fir Manbton, Mol,nt=
roll County, erindf miro. gs 1T no
fig, DOB Gin @efddff! bon $4,000 ge=
ton miro, ebe Die 9rti6aH 5n einenl
agenten berebtigt 1T. sm abge=
Ia1feren Sabre mlroen I'M Stoat IL
Staatsbanfen 5reibriefe erteiillt, mie
Gtnatsbanfprufer aoftus melbet. Ser
I5tnaf bot MIN T9 8nnfen. 9ie
i5faatsItel1ern iin6 bon 1918 Big 1915
bon $20,399,682.T auf $28,201,-
$3.50. 80 geitiegen.
8insboro. - Die Mmericqn 5oeie.
tD Of equity belt bier bren 8pei 81.
ge %oanernben sSabresSfonpent nit Mn.
ton 8alton bon Minot, g. 9, als
GoriiBer. gs nuroen bauptidhlid
%fooperatibe Observation-Disclosures
beiproben.
M1n110an.- Mdobren6 zines 5dnee.
TURNS Derindten 3pei anaben III
gntfommer a11g Ser bieiigen 8eler.
ungsanitaH gu benerfftenigen. Cine
8abe bemerHe 0ieielbe un6 fe1erte
nm lie ein5uifdiibbttern. 5ein erite1
5hnB giing in Die 2uft Der 5toehe ll.
bod traf einen Der Da1rbbrenner II
bic Suite, tporanf berielbe iiiih ergab=
Der anoere entffam. Norb Do,
fota Rairnmen's Ailpeiafion, melhs
bier IN sisung nar, bot ben 8
GupnnD BON ynrgoaIg Brdfibent CT.
tpdbH. Bgei Der Mbitimmum fir Sic
nddI}te &ol1pentionsitnot batten Meino1
uno sanmestotpn Stimmengleidbeit
Die grefutibbebor6e miro %enfifddeioe11
5argo. Mln 2A.unD 20. Wear5,
mirb, mie D%onner]tng our1 ons 8Iati
Der Nonpartiian aiga beffarnt gege.
ben mlroe, in ct. 8nuI, Minn., eint
5faatssaonpentior Der 2iga itattffin.
ben ii Der Die @alloibafen ir5taats:
ma1l1ler allfgeifeM nerDen lolen
aletider 3ciit miro in 81. Saul Sic
Morfing BeopIe's Asol1partiiun 9eli:
fieal 2ign bonM iinnefon lire 5tants:
fonDeIfion obbalten. 5dlieBI1iih ol
nm Abeno bes ZIG. Meaiir5 cine Waiien.
bcriammIung BON Mrbeifer11 n11b gar=
mern abgebalten neroen, mn Sic sc.
1ihliiiIe Der bei0en porbergegangenen
&onbentionen gut5ubeiiBa.
The herald., 1920-12-02
CHARTER.
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER OF THE
KING, BROWN COMPANY, INC

United States OF America, State Of Lou
iNiana, Parish of Orleans. he il known,
That on this 23th day Of the month Of
November in the year Of our Lord one
thousand. nine hundred and twenty. and
of Ia" Independence of the United States
ct America the one hundred and forty
NTH, before me. Watts X Lryprich q
notary publA duly commissioned and
qualified in and for the foregoing Parish
and State therein residing. and in the
presence Of the witnesses hrreinartpr
named and undersigned, personally came
and appeared Simon j. Shlrnhrr ana Hal
Brown, herein appearing in their resper-
tive capacities as Vice President and See
rotary OF King. Brown Company, Inc. a
corporation organized by act before the
Undersigned notary public on the NTH day
OF September, 1919, recorded in the Mort
gage Office for the Parish Of Orleans in
Book 1921. folio 29N. herein appearing by
virtue of resolution of the stockholders of
said company. certified copy Of which
l. her"untO annexed,
Who declared. that At 4 meeting OF the
ckhold"rS of said company. held at New
Orleans. La, on the 18th day Of November
1870, pursuant to due call ~ the Board OF
Directors and unanimous consent IL was
unanimously resolved by the vote OF the
entire outstanding stock of the said com
pany. To amend Article ". OF the charter
OF the said company 50 that il should
hereafter be and read as fol"ws. to-wit:
ARTICLE IV.-The capital stock of thi,
corporation l. hereby fiNed at 5000. 900 %.
divided into 1000 shares Of the par yalu,
of $4,000 per share. The amount OF said
stock may be increased 10 $1,000. 10000.
And the said appearerS declared that
they appeared before me. Notary. in order
that tn" said amendment might be put into
authentic form and recorded as required
by law.
Thus done and PASSED at my. Office in
the City of New ORLEANS. on the day. month
and year herein first above written. in
the presence of George Perez and Shirley
Hoffman, competent witnesses who have
signed hereto with said uppcarrr> and me
Notary, after due reading of the whole
ORIGINAL SIGNED:
SIMON SHLENKER
Vice President.
HAL BROWN,
Secretary Treasurer.
Witnesses: George Perez, Shirley Hon-
man.
WATTS X LEVERICH
Notary Public.
/, the undersigned Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish of Orleans
State of Louisiana. do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing act of amendment
of incorporation of King, Brown X Com
pany, Inc, was this day duly recorded III
my office in Book 1913, folio ---. New Or.
leans, December LIST. 1920.
(SIGNED) EMILE J. LEONARD,
ID. Il.
true copy.
WATTS X. LEVERICH,
Notary Public.
Dec PLAN g.
The herald., 1920-12-02
T 0 Y S

AT HIRSCHS -
FRENCHMEN AND DECATUR
CHEAPEST AND BEST IN THE
CITY.
The herald., 1920-12-02
Help Wanted-5

~ Snpetent nurse for child two years ole
'uets Ave. Apply at once. y
The herald., 1920-12-02
Typewriting, Etc.-14
Mispelled Words

The word corner" in the ad of
S. Sasanese was misspelled in our
last issue. Those to receive the
Jacobs candies are, Miss Edna Clerc,
612 Bourbon ST., Jeff DBlanc, 141
Lavergne ST., and Miss Marie Raul
tier, 1411 Tchoupitoulas st.
The herald., 1920-12-02
CHARTER OF THE ENACT TAILORING
COMPANY. INC

Dec. Jan. 6.
The herald., 1920-12-02

Notary Public.
I, the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish Of Orleans.
State Of Louisiana, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Act Of Amend
ment Ofs Incorporation Of The Peoples
Homestead Association was this day duly
recorded in my Office. In Book 1916, Foil"
ABB. New Orleans. October 18th. 1920.
tSigncdD EMILE J. LEONARD,
tSealD Dy. Re-.
]. Hussiere Rouen. Notary Puhl. FOR
the Parish of Orleans. Louisiana. do h.r'-
by certify the above and foregoing % he
true copy Of the Amended Act Of lur1r
poration OF The Peoples Homestead As"
citation and of the certihCere OF T".'rd'.
ton thereof by the Recorder Of Mortgage
for the Parish Of Orleans, thereto attached
the whole. eXtant and Of record ~ my
Current NOtarial Register.
In faith whereof. / grant these present,
under my signature aud the impress OF
my seal OF Office.
New Orleans, October the 22nd, \. j.
1920
Bus. ROTEN.
(SeaID Notary Public.
Nov. % Dee 80
The herald., 1920-12-02

dee, = Jan. g.
The herald., 1920-12-02
Hecial Notices.

A.. STATE OF LOUISIANA,
W. District Court for the Parish of
H., Orleans. :.
Pa certify, that on the list day ft
/, ~ NV judgment was rendered 30
"A, VII In the following entitled sun,
h Ia s.1 and figures following, to-wiF
he.S,.i'' Division B, Docket 8. In re
Es ssa 'idacolich. To change namc-
b, ~. came on this day to be heard /,
M suuoner's application for change
n, =. Present: James O'Connor, Az"
&re," w petitioner; Chandler LuZenberyy
"a, attorney for the Parish of Or
~ an, men, after hearing pleadings, eTt'
"a ~ counsel, the Court being OF opil-
u ths as reasons thus orally assigned.
aysS ~ peuloner Is entitled to the relter
&n SIOesed, adiudged and decreed that
4ssIo,. augment herein, authorizing
aaQ. ~ Nldacolich, the petitioner, 90
vi sAsn name to that of Spiro MonlezlSn.
d, ssSd oe the true and lawful narns
d me- petitioner after publication 81
eut In the manner required by
M n ssInt read and rendered in open
ep.n eaf LIST, 1920. Judgment signed
lSSvuI October LIST, 1920.
+ tsf;ol FRED ID. KING, judge
tn ksnny whereof. | have heresnto
Y Con-. and affixed the seal of the
"a a. al the City of New Orleans,
lsra OF November, in the year iof
>ss'0' one thousand nine hundred anl
FRED GRIESHABER.
Deputy Clerk.
tee. Inn OF Directors Of the Michel
he hw. Corporation established "a
ses eitv OF this state and domiciisi
y cerno,, hereby gives notice that this
auon has been dissolved.
s. II. LIVAUDAIS.,
kDAc 70 MICHEL LELONQ.'
~ c. A. LELONG.
: adams Hats |!
ct. CRADLES ,r,u
The herald., 1920-12-02
Business Personals-1O
HOMEMADE FRUIT CAKE

' Toe PER POUND.
> For your Christmas dinner. made Of
f2iolcest fruits: the same cake as before the
ar no substitutes; all pure fruits and
yoeSh nuts: If your grocer cannot SUNNY
sou with MRS. ANSEMANT'S BLUE RiB
EON FRUIT CAKE. order direct from Mrs.
Bug: '. AnSement. Phone Galyez 1O23-W
r' y. olympia st. Place your orders early
Z ountry orders solicited
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08
WATSON SUPPORTS COX.
Opponent of President and League
Wires His Congratulations.

ATLANTA. Ga. July S.-Thomas e.
Watson. long an outspoken opponent
of the Wilson administration and the
league of nations covenant, has tele-
sraphed congratulations and promises
of hearty support to Gov. Cox and
Franklin D. Roosevelt, according to
dispatches received here from Thorn
son. Ga. Watson's home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08

Mems Negligee Shirts, of
percale; slightly impe + ect;
mostly all sizes;
only 16 dozen in the o. ~
1T !s "a values worth 81 As
Mems Togo Imitation Pam
anna Hats, in Alpine, Telescope.
Sailor and Optimo shapes; all
sizes size II in the the lot tsI but Ct *
Worth $2.75 ......
Mems Otis Athletic Union
Suits, fine grade plain longcloth;
perfect quality; sizes "a, SO and
s 8 ss':; !! u o shs lot It $1.35
Mems Panama Hats, samples
and odd lots; good shapes.
slightly soiled from handling.
Limited gu a THY d. 1E
only; Worth $500 Do. 10
to $500 .-.........
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-08

Small Lot of Mems AtnIetic
Underwear, good quality MAIN
sock and cotton crepe; o.
broken sizes. Worth LOO
soc and SOC. .......
Mems Balbriggan U n d err,
wear, short sleeve shirts. 1uii
length drawers with reinforced
seat; seconds of famous Lawrence
Mills and other high H.
grade makes. Worth /CC
800 and s1.25. .......,
Mems Onyx Half Hose, OF
mercerized Isle, plain Isle and
fiber silk; plain colors and FANCY
stripes; only a limited H.
quantity. Worth Use TOO
and 85c pair. .........
Mems Cotton Bathing Suits,
good quality, black with colored
style nSi'' only. Worth 81 .Sy
2.OU
9oldenbergis-First Floor.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19
SIR Robert Cecil.

There certain important persons in the
league assembly now sitting at Geneva who will
represent governments and not peoples. They will
use their arts veterans in diplomacy of the "old
school" to produce certain results from the delib-
erations that will please their official superors
They viii represent states, old powerful-according
to old standards-and used to manipulating the
course of history.
There are other men representing smaller and
younger nations coming from continents with
fewer traditions, and themselves men who are in
touch with the masses and who know the worlds
heart at the present time. The assembly is yet
week old, and already these two groups have come
to grips; and war weary, overtaxed, underfed and
revolutionary minded world looks to-see which
group will shape the outcome of fhe assembly.
just now it is praying for the modernsts' victory.
If they lose, then radicalsm throughout the world
will mount steadily to unsuspected heights.
Standing out prominently in this second group
is the aristocrat, Robert Cecil whom Lloyd George
has kept from being the English delegation.
Cecil really believes in the league. 1t may be
doubted whether Mr. Balfour does or ever has
Cecil is not British chauvinst is he willing
see his country play the French militarists' game
Cecil wants Germany to be punished, but not an
initiated nor driven into being ally of Red Rus
sia. Cecil has soul that he obeys in shaping his
attitude domestic and foreign affairs. Which
facts make him persona grata just now with
Lloyd George
How then it may be asked, is he where he is?
By the grace of Gen. Smuts who has named him as
delegate from South Africa. Thus it happens
that the spokesman of a Dominion is to be a Cecil
whose sires ruled England when Lloyd Georges
forbears were Cymric unknowns and the highest
dealism for Great Britain to adopt will be defined by
voter and orator with title derived from Dutch
statesman whom Joseph Chamberlain and Cecil
Rhodes would gladly have seen exterminated in
the Boer war
Lord Roberts case has dramatic aspects well
worth noting, and he has it in his power to become
the spiritual voice of authority that the world is
hungering for But he is the first born aristocrat
who has been true to humanity's needs when COM
moners pratng of their democracy have been
recreant Many explanations for his record in Par
lament, at the Paris Conference and now at Geneva
have been given and will be given. But the most
likely one is that he does what he does, SO often
against the interests of his class because he is so
genuinely religious He has vital faith in Cod
which gives him faith in man. He is an an Angli-
moralist austere Puritan, and his foes al
ways concede his sincerity at the same time that
they writhe under his infexibility and probty.
The Washington herald., 1920-11-19

times, no such titie to management Of the busi@
ness as most of the other nations in such pro-
posed union would favor
To state this case thus briefly Is to hint at
coming issue in Congress which win. have more
than national significance What the answer win
be depends considerably on the Congregational and
the popular temper at the time toward extension
OF our International Understandings. It also may
be affected by the record that the privately owned
companies make In any conflicts that may arise
between them and the government over lesser
issues. Men OF equal patriotism, probity and po-
hticai vision will differ over the demand that the
government take over management or ownership
OF the companies that transmit news. But they
will agree that national necessities demand sin
cere cooperative action by the companies so
long as they are privately owned and managed.
There is so large body of popular discomfort
throughout the world over present conditions OF
news distribution and so much popular distrust
OF the vefacity and fairness of its content when
collected and distributed that if the issue in any
form comes before legislatures, the demand for
change of the present systems will be very strong
Both privately owned and controlled and govern
mentally owned and controlled methods are under
fire. Agreement is only found the statement
that the power, wherever it rests, is so formidable
for good for evil, that states acting inter.
nationally alone are able to define a sound world
policy and supervise its execution.