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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
GIANT CORNSTALK
WON N0TORIETY
When Golobie Invaded
Omaha With 18-Foot
Specimen
i,y e.. NJ. BARCIIET.

PONCA cry. Dsc. B 1.-The pres-
ent big corn crop thro ,ishout Okla.
homa. tho fxst big one IN a mum.
bsr of years. recalls tho fact that
John Ooiobio. now editor ana owner
Of tho Guthrie State Register. pinned
his faith absolutely on corn IN 1898
when he was mnde Oklahoma COM
missioner To tho national exposition
that was held that year In Omaha.
Oklahoma was way behind getting
any exhibition at all to Omaha. but
nnly on May 81. John GoloDie. who
WAS thcn managing editor Of the
State Capital at Guthrie, was named
fair commissioner with power to
act. J. q. Post. then . prominent
figure at Kingfisher. was President
Of an association formed to secure
the exhibit.
The Omaha exposition opened In
June. and on July IA Goloble arr
rived I'm the Nebraska huh with the
first exhibit. principally all corn. for
IL was u big corn year In this terri
tory. The first exhibit consisted OF
carload OF stuff. Golobie had re-
qucsted the farmers to send In their
heat and tellest corn. and from
Cleveland county he received "a stock
that was Is feet and inches high
This stalk became famous at the
exhibition and Goliblc mentioned to
all callers that there were lots more
Just IKE 1t In Oklahoma. He also
| had numerous stalks that went tc
IA feet in height and better.
The Cardiff giant" says Golobic
was eight feet high but even he
| could not have shuckcd the corr
from that ls-foot, 2.inch stalk. Th'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
BISHOPS VIEWS
ABOUT MEXICO
Peaceful Aspect Now in
Startilng Contrast to
Former Outlook
COUNTRY BACKS HEAD
! Recent Noisy Demonstration
of Reds Not Worthy Of
Serious Consideration

ciiiCAdp, Doe. !. g. bighep Wi
''rlu,it, first resident
bishop NJ tho MothodiBt Episoopa,
ut..,u iH Musino, VINO roaantlY ro-
turned frotn that aourttli, declares
that "Mssloa, firpt In nsiHhhorhood,
mus, be made first IN brothorhood'
to tho rporio of the t'nitoi stotos
f'ho liGhep traVolod ottonalvoly
throughout Marloo duf.Ba the last
few montha,
"Sevur az my timo during the
past 10 yonrs." ho pnid. have con.
dl'inra bo0n aa stable, or tha out
look for peace nni progreaa boon
No hopofui. Tho country Ia whnin-
honrtodiy behind tho now proaidort,
General Obrcaon, 10 bo innunurntod
in Docombor. and tho provisional
proaldcnt. do In 1Tuortn, has n
strong hold on nil clnanes.
Tho aspect OF peace in Moxico
today 10 In striking contrast to the
bristling guns and Disturbances
evinccd In my visit OF two years ago.
Then. every train was guarded by
soldiers. During tho last two
months ! have Travelled extensively
through six states Of Mexico and did
not find a soldier on guard on any
train.
"Thore is no organized opposi-
tion to tho present government and
no man ~ In sight. around whom
any opposition can center. Just AZ
noticeable and gratifying In the
friendly feeling toward tho United
Sta'"1.
This feeling prevails on both
sides .,t fht border. aud WAS mani
tested ~ striking manner In the
recent visit OF President-elect Obrc-
Eon ut El Paso
The border states have changed
entirely their attitude toward in
tcrvention. The governors and tho
pres are solid for peaceful coop
GRAFTON with Mexico. For the first
time In 10 years n train has crossed
the International bridge. Also for
the first time In 10 years officers
Of the Mexican and United states
army are exchanging courtesics
across the border.
The election held during the
summer at which General Obrcgon
was elected president was extremely
quiet. could not help noticing
Its contrast to the primary election
time, at which one man was killed
and many were severely injured and
attacked. Had such violence taken
place In Mexico there In little Ques-
tion hut that IL would have been
widely heralded as an evidence OF
anarchy.
Much was made OF the boishe
visit manifesto which was read from
the front porch Of the palace by rev.
Olutionists, who got into the build
Ing through ruse ana waved the
red flag and made inccndiary
speeches, particularly attacking the
newspapers. Tho whole manifesto
failed to make any impression. Yet
ha such an outrage as the recent
bomb explosion In Wall street oc.
Cured In Mexico. there Ia no doubt
but that II would lave been fol-
lowed by an outcry against the
weakness and tho inefficiency oi
the government.
II had an interview for an hour
with President t-eiect Obregon," h,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
NO USE FOR GROWN PRINCE.
buryOmcistcr Or DoOrn StudiOusly
Ignores Royal Scion.

DoORN. Holland. Nov. 1s.-The
burgome!stcr OF poorn has set an
example for tho village by having as
little as possible to do with the
FORMER German emperor. william.
Unlike Amerongen. where both tho
burgomcistor and town secretary
were quite proud to be guests at
williams table, the village authori-
ties here have taken the attitude
that 1t would bc better for all con-
ccrnod II they did not visit the House
OF Doom.
The same can also be said now
OF the burgomeister OF Wicrcngcn
and the former Crown Prince Fred
| eriCk. The former bugomeste er
there. j. rereboom, was an intimat,
friend OF Frederick, but his success
sor, Herr Slot. IN said 10 consider the
crown princes presence there a,
! somewhat Of u nuisance
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
Effeminate Specimen
of Male Being Turned
OUer TO PsychidtrtSt

DETROIT. Mich, Dec. 1s.--At-
tired in stylishly-modeled womcn's
garments. Bennie Banks. OF No.
81 Gratiot avonue. appeared bee
fore Judge Cotter, charged with
disturbing the peace. He told tAe
court he was an actor and "A mar
Inc cook, out Of WORK because his
boat was laid u pfor the winter.
Il don't know whether to refer
you TO Miss Mcknight, the wo-
mans probation officer. or TO
George CASTOR. who handles mems
cases" ruminated the court.
while Bennie carefully piled a
powder puff to his face, on which
a new beard was sproutirg.
I'll Compromise by sending you
to Dr. Hickston for mental ex-
animation, as there must be some
thing wrong with a man who pre-
frrs the intricacies Of a woman's
clothing" he decided.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

said. "and found him In most cor
dial sympathy with the program for
Methodist work which ! discussed
with him. General ObreEon Ia
modest, mild hammered and entirely
frank He wears no uniform. as II
to emphasize the civil character OF
the government for which he stands.
"Cndcr the present government
the .pulpits ana platforms are now
open to all Protestant ministers and
many of the priests exiIcd under
CarrRnzR are returning. Education
In tho great need OF Mexico today.
and II In very encouraging that the
government realizes It,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
NOSE CL0GGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream In Nos,rils To
Open Up Air Passages.

All, what relief Your clogged
uostrils open right up, the air pass
ages OF your head are clear and you
can breathe freely. No more hawk
ing, spuffling, mucous discharge
headache, dryness-no struggling for
breath at night your cold or catarrh
is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up! Get small
bottle OF Fly's Cream Balm from
your druggist now Apply a little Of
this fragrant. aniiseptic cream In
your noslrils, let It penetrate through
every air passage OF the head soothe
ard heal the swollen. inflamed mt
cous membrane. giving YOU instant
relief Ely's Cream Balm is Just wha,
every cold and catarrh sufferer has
been seeking, It's just splendid.-
AdyI.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

Ing hov many girls are afflicted In the same
Nay; Lack Of iion not only brings on a de-
vitalisins weakness but IL makes 4 woma look
freshness from her lips and cheeks and the
slsfkie and life from her eyes and often gives
her ace . hagssrd, drawn" look.
when you get up feeling tired In the morn
and easily upset; or you sufiei from head.
sehes, palms across the back, shortness OF
breath OF heart palpitstion; when you car no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

first ear was II feet from the
ground"
Another specimen OF what Okla
homa could N In those first days
and which GolAbie took with him 10
Omaha. was Jimpson weed that
was 2lh feet high and so broad
and with such strong limbs that one
omaha woman asked Goiobie TO loan
IL TO her for ut would make such q
fine frame on which to hang out the
family washing" she declared.
II was Oklahoma corn that GO
lobie depended upon. however. "a
make Oklahoma famous at the fair
and the exhibit that the young ter
ritory put up was good enough to at-
tract many homesteaders to he fu-
ture state
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y
injure the teeth nor disturb the stomach. You
eaneyen eat II II you wish. II often INCREASES
your bodily and mental yisor, strength and en-.
duranee in two weeks time, beware Of subs,i-
tutes. Look for the word "Nusated" on every
package. Look for the letters n, |. on every tab
let, Your money wi lbe refunded by the manu-.
tsetufers " YOU do not obtain perfectly satisiso-
tory results. For sale by all druggists.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19
a Back Number.

Flret Volcano--Aro you going to
erupt?
use? one OF these comedy film
companies was around here yoster-
day, and my work IN 80 tame com-
pared with theirs that I'm all dis
COurngnh .--DcCNnlh hoI Eilm Nun.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-12-19

and castoff autemebile tires for h..,
ana soles OF house shoes. All f,.,,'.
part of the economical use of n. w
while waste material V's''
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14

ami vyznam povinnosti nee,
In, ktery jim byl svefcn a proto 81
prom nehodf a ncmeli by byti dc
.iiradu toho dosazovani, Ospba,
ktera ic do jakehokoiiv dfadu Ii.
dem volena, stdvd sc zodpovednou,
ma miti vzdy ia zfeteli pouzc dceI,
jenz i byl svefen, nebof neslouzi
pouze sama sobe, ale vefcjnosti,
Mia PAM Radovd odpnsfte, zc
81 dovoluji tez k VAN S otazkou,
proc je mezi mani kraiany TAX ma
10 shovivavosti jednoho vnci dru-
hcmu, a zc Sc pro pfavdu n%ejvice
durdimc, a jeden cd druheho malo
sneseme. - Krajan.
0dpoved Krajanu: Tate vada Sc
datuje cd DOLBY bitvy ma "Bile Ho-
re-, kterouzto urputny German
myslel rozestvati Cesky narod, a
udrzeti jej v tom stavu, by Sc ne
mohl ~siednotiti, cimz domyslel Sc
podmaniti 81 narod. Pc hrichu
mnohych Cesky narod trpel a hri-
chy tyto jsou prenaseny 2 pokolc-
nj ma pokoleni az do nynejsi DOLBY.
Nyni, kdyz cesky narod dosahl sve
samostatnosti. a pocina budovati
republiku, mel by kazdy krajan
pfedstoupiti pred sve svedomi a
sc tohoto hrichu, pachane-
no ma jednotlivcich. Nell bychom
81 uv6domiti, re pravda vzdy Wy
jde ma povrch a re j zadna zloba
neznici. Proc tedy nyni, kdyz jsme
Sc zbavili nemeckeho jha, name
ieden druhehp kacerovati pro
pravdu. Co je nyni potrcba, je to,
abychom svorne laskou k blfznimu
pracovali k .jednomu eli.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
K o q T Z K
PAM Radov6.
+ + 4 + +

Ctena PAM Radoval Prosila
vas 0 radu, jak vyhubit 2 po-
lice svab.y, jsou takove dlouhe a
sviti So do zIatova a mali mnoho
nozicek. Ia radu pfedem dekujc
Starsi .jiz zena.
Odpoved Starsi zene: Ma vas
je "a tezko urcite odpoyede-
ii, nebof KIN yyhubeni hmyzn Je
mnoho prostfedkn a skoro kazda
lekarna ma jinc a proto BY bylo
zbytetno udayati nejake urcite.
Nejltpc, kdy3 pozadate lekarnika
0 prostfedek, ktcry yam zaroveii
do Davod k jcho pouzivani.
yazcna PAM Radova! Nevim,
zdali ma moi otazku odpovitc,
mozna &c Sc van Dude zdati liter
nou, ale rada bych zyedela, co
soudih 0 lidcch, ktefi, kdyz Sc do
stanoll do ~nejakeho 1fadu, bud We
spoIku nebo jindc, Sc radi vynasl
mad ~ jim podrizene. Jedna
Zv6daya.
odpoved zvsdave: rsudek mdj
'je zcela jednoduchy 10 Tide la
Ici jsou mali9ci, ne1lajice sveho
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-01-14
Nase Beseda
DoP1s Z cEsKos1ovENsKE
REPUBL1KY.
Praha, IA. prosince 1919.

Praha, IA. prosince 1919.
Pfatele = Kde, kdo, zoufa, ma
jakoby Sc blizila Bila Hora.
Napnutf sill, jasnou
mysi, videI bych rad6ji, nezli po-
vrastela celia, kabonici zrak, "a
tate pests. Co pomiize zoufanig
Mic. CApf k praci a k cinnosti
sibec, /herozdmycha, : utlumuie
vsak Ear.
Name vladnl krisi IA zatim ma
me miti vladu zcelenou. Mistc
zakond pro vsechny, tvofi Sc, q
ne bez pficin, zakony tfidni, o
chranne proti ceskym lidem, "a.
tim co ma venku kolem mas rosie
nebezpcci.
Ale to vscchno mali Y okoli ma.
sem a .jeste horst, neil my; proc
tedy zoufat. Chyby sc def vsude
a proto ami II mas nemaze bytl lep.
81.
V politicke spleti je jiz tolik
vybusin nahromadeno, re to
"prasknout" musi. To ovsem ne
znamena, re to r~epublika nevydr-
Ii. / vydrzi a vydrzi jeste mno-
hem vice. >Vlady padaji, ale ma.
rody, staty zhstavajl a proto ia
uase vIadni krise konec koncd ne.
mtla by tolik pro republiku Una.
menati, zvlaste, kdyz nemuze sc
vykazati takovou praci, ktera by
lid uspokojila.
Ministfi ceskych socialism, pc.
dali demisi, ponGvadz strana ne
chez snaseti utokf vedenych pro
Ii .jejimu clenstvu, podnikanych
Soc. demokraty. Tfcti strana So
cialisticka tim rozvratem zlska d
myslfm, Re hodne, ma nkor soc.
demokratdd, kteff Sc nemoliea We
sve kuchyni zbaviti pfisad boise
vickych Stivinil, Smeraln, Murd
a. pod. Tfetf strana SOCIALISM,,
tax zvani Modrackovci, jc dhes
bez odporu nejlepsi stranou V ma
81 republice a take ma muze neJ-
cistsi, col j pfi volbach yelmi
mnoho pomtize.
A co Iegionafig! Otraveni Ia
kc Sc tfisti. Zalozili Svaz a hned
vyvstala Druzina. Jest to vyu-
mGlkovani rozcpfc mezi lidml,
ktcfi SC miIovali "a hraniccml.
vyvolano jest to ovscm lidmi =
nelegionafi.
Hosi sibifstf Sc pozvolna vracl-
III, 60 jeli Amerikou, vzpomlnaJl
vas velmi radi. Ncni divu. ] 2
jcjicb dopravovani Sc udelala pc.
Iiticka afera, TAX jake V rozdelenl
lcgionafn.<
Dncs Sc dobfc vidi, jaka Sc sta.
la chyba, zc hosi americti byli TAX
divine odbyti. 1000 agitatorii By.
ID vypravcpo do Ameriky tax ne.
setrnS. Kdyby bylo jim byvaIe
yenovano vice peec, mohli pro ma
ii repubIiku v mnohem prospect
.Doufam, Re nasi Zapadaci zapo
minajf ma pfikofi, a Re narodu
ktery pomahali X volnemu 1.-Two
III privesti, %pomohou.
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Sauna isem chtela Yam neiakc do,
stat. vsnk 60 jsem sc ptala, III
"Pokrok' odbiraji n co isou Ce.
Il zde rozeni, ii cesky cist ncumi,
(Ctena pfitclkync TEST mas, ~
jstc opet vzpomnela dopisem ma
.nusi q. II. u doufam, zc nebudctc
odkladati ) pokracovanim, az sc
vratitc 2 Czech. Bude asi l6pc,
kdyz obcas Sc budctc stykati $ do
pisovatclkami Il utvofitc 81 krou.
EEK vtlctnic. Mona, IL | ID sc k
Yam pfidruzim, budu-li totiz Viva.
Pref Van vsem sfastny novy rok
a svatou trpelivost's tim perrin. -
Pofadatelka.)
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tyraji. Kdyby nem6li oci "a
|vrene ku dobrote Il ldsce Boz
Kdyby v tt krasne pfirode popat'
Till Bohu v tvaf, zajiste by Sc y
|hloubi dusc .aastydeli mad jednn'
MIN sym. videli by, jak matka
pfiroda laskyplne deli a poznall
by svoii lakotu a sobeckost. kdy'
by bohac ncscl $ ocima zavfenyma
kolcm svatc pracc a nemel oci "a
|vfene ku bide a bolcsti, kdyby jas
nym OXEN popatfil ma obraz 1.-Two
Ia koIem scbe, muscl by u&nati, ~
.lidska slava .je polni trava. kdyby
utrpeni jasne pohledl v tvaf, zaji-
ste by sc zastydel v hloubi duse a
I'll by ma svete TAX, ably JIM tea
mohli ziti. A kdyby vsichni Il
tam "a mofcm We stare vlasti, kite.
ri tell Y trapeni a slzf, kdyby nesli
5 ocima zavfenyma kolem trapeni'
nemohli by pofadati elaboratnl
bankety, lance a parady. Kdyby
pohled6li utrpeni v tvaf, vidsli by
hladem zmofcne, deti a liz Ikteii
ncma.ji ami chleb a oni p0tadaji
bankety. Narod Cesky dosud pro
chazi zahradou Getscmansk0l u
|trpeni. A nsvim, iak mohou ihno-
ii skakat, kdyz Ease JIM plasou,
|Jak. mohou mnozi zasedati u no.
|stin, kdy ma druhc stran6 jesta
|n~cjvetsi bida a bolest. kdyby ne.
|slo mnoho tech sobcu S ocima "a
|vrenyma ku velkym obetem no.
chi ma Sibiri, kdyby jasn6 pohled.
Hi v tvaf obrazu zivota hochI ns ST.
|bifi, zajiste re by dnes byli jill
vsichni donna. Misto skakani aho-
lstin a parady, lepe by udelali, kdy-
Iby Sc s%tarali, jak hochy domi do
|stat. Zajiste, kdyby byli nasi sta
ri pfedkove dostali svobodu, co
narod Cesky dnes ma, nebyli by
|pofadali bankety, hosting a tsnce.
Idokud ozebraceny narod bdcsti
vzdycha. Oni by byli vlast svou
made vse milovali, a zajiste cssky
IscdIak, ten slechtic smyslenim a
|ryzim charakterem by byl dial Iu-
lsledni trosku mouky tomu, ktry
|hlad trpi. Podivejme Sc jasne d.
|razu zivota nasich pfedk1 v tv;f.
Vidime tam vsude vice lasky a u
)znani. Docitame Sc V historic 0
tech ceskych dobrych dusfch, ke-
rym veci velke pro dobro ceTku
Ibyly svate. S jakou dojemnou Ia
|skou ma mas zari obraz zivota -sa-
ceskych braftf. Jakou vii.
kou zai a sv6tlo ku pravde a lasce
ku rodne zemi vydava obraz ziva.
tia Husa. To velke svetlo, ktes
veky ncznicily a neznici. Naopak
Isvetlo Dude zafit vzdy jake ovoc'
utrpeni pro velke ideally. Kdyb,
mnozi recnici v Cechach neSli $ 0
Icima zevrenyma ku velikosti cha
lrakteru Masaryka a pohledeli jas
nym OXEN v obraz jeho zivota
musili by uznat ieho yelkou prac
k dobru jinych. Museli by tez u
znat praci rGznych lid, ktefi JAKE
mraveneckove nSkde v tichost
|pracoyali "a lepsi byti naroda &c
|skeho a TIL by i oni svorne a cell
|pracovali ku rozkvetu Republiky
Ct6na PAM porsdatelko a mil
|ctenafi a c~tcnafky, prosim Vas
|ncbudte nikterak urazeni slohen
moji nvahy, prijmete j cd farmai'
ky 2 Dakoty, jen TAX proste, ne
uncle, .iak srdce kaze.
(Ct6na PAM. Vitame Vas d'
|krouzkir nasich dopisovatelek ;
Ijak . vasi uvahy zfejmo, matt
zdrave nahlcdy 0 nynejsi situa
lei, V niz Sc lid naleza, a to jak zde
TAX / We stare vlasti. Budc iia'
tesiti, kdyz cast6ii mas dopiscn
poetic, zacez YAM Dude vdecit
PofadatefKa.)
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Frantiska Hauzeroya, Ilerrick,
So. OAK. 8. Iedna 1920. Re
iected by AL" Odstrccn ode
ysech, (Novorocni 1yaha) Mi
II ctenafi a e~tcnarky, "a yzor IN
syf 1yaze Vi beru obraz Rejected
by AM. Takoyg nazey ncsi OBJ
raz. ktery jsem videIa Y Art In
etitutu ' Chicago Rejected by
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zelezno-rudsky process ukoncen.

4SAS6AAC~ N ~
Voienska vzpoura v Zelezne
Rude, ktera v cervenci letosnlho
roku vyvolala tolik hluku a. jez
|pfenesla Sc ma tiche, posumavske
mesto Klatovy, ukoncila Sc We
ctvrtek V sini divisniho soudu ma
lIradGailech. Process trval neko-
Xix tydnh, fada svedkn byla Wy
slechnuta a o soudnim pfellcenl
|referovano bylo i Y cizlch, zahra-
|nicnfch listcch. Vypovedi vetsl,
ny svedkn shodovaly Sc V tom, ze
pfi vzpoufc uplatlovaly Sc pod.
vratne zivly boIsevicke a re hnuti
m6lo pfivodit nasilny pfevrat Via.
|dy. Zalobu zastupoval podplu
kovnlk DIR. Adam, soudu precise.
dial major Stanek. Elk offo hail
DIR. PopI. zalovano bylo % vo.
|jakG, a to: Cetar FIR. Jellnek, AL
IIrabak, vaclav skerlk, FIR. An
Taos, III. Mayer, JOS. Spacek, Ma
ltej Hlaysa, vaclav Hajek, FIR
Hesyba, XII. Andre jsek, Jos. HUI
TAX, Jos. Skalnik, Ant. Jellnek
Josef BIahout, JOS. Chaser, Jose
F1orian, JOS. Dufek, 9. Kacov
lcky, v. Holub, FIR. Ocasek, Fr
PIuhaf, r. vavfincc. Posledni dyi
jsou civiliste. Kacovsky q Holul
cd IA drag pluku, ostatnl vojln
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The Washington times., 1920-01-16
Releasing Ex-Service Men.

To the Editor Of THE TIMES:
The Bureau of War Risk Insurance
has announced it's policy OF releasing
800 ex-servico men now employed and
classified as temporary. This Is the
intention regardless OF whether the
men have taken the civil service eI-
animation. As a matter OF fact a
large percentage OF these men have
successfully passed the examination
and waiting certincstion. and have
been waiting for months. As a result
the War Risk will release these men
who have compiled as far as is possi-
BILE with every regulation OF the com
mission. and will retain numbers OF
men who never thought OF wearing a
uniform.
Eighteen months ago people were
singing to the service man something
about a whole world Is waiting for
you" The danger is passed now. and
so has the song, and the soldier Is n
forgotten unit In our society a. far
as lending him any material AID -
concerned.
Many OF the men who will be re-
leased have been wounded and rassed
in France. Seventy-f,ve per cent
know what the whistle OF a shell and
the whirr OF a machine gun bullet
sounds like. ...
1t is n rather funny world they
have found waiting for them.
GEORGE w. CRIMES.
Company X. 1ibth Infantry.
The Washington times., 1920-01-16

To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
Is it any wonder people have lost
respect for the United States Senate.
when a would-be leader in that body
confesses to listening to a conversa-
ton over a telephone between a lady
clerk and some ono else7
Your assertion that ninety per cent
Of tho Government workers are earn.
ing moro money from the Government
than can be obtained from outside
employment is false Perhaps II you
were stripped Of your Apostolic and
Senatorial robes. and IL you did not
have the former I am sure you would
not have the latter, you would not be
drawing $500 per annum and mile