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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

uno 9(nanben, sic mGbreno OeS
letten Mmoe53enius erlnngt mur0eli.
Itiibt, lit nm i'm Stoote cine 9elpt
gunq I'M gong, 0ie Gr5iebmgS Me
thooeu SIT ucrbeiieru. Gom Staat5
SdulIuperintenoenten 1T 0nher cine
gRod)e, Ole am II. 9touenrbcr beq;nnt
lm0 am 20.ltooember en0et. Ieitgefett
mor0en, in Der i'm qon3eu Stuat sc
ratbuuoen Itottiinoeu unS oos 8ubIi
FINN oui Die JehIer unIcrcs StntI
InItemS mtfruerfiom gentadlt neroeg5
ioa, mie duh 0orihldgc erbcten per
SEN Iollen Inn lnier 5bulinItem 5t
ocrbeIiern. Die 8od,c miro ol3 n8ute
Sdubpod)e" bc3eid)net uno nlS Ioldle
bcfdnnt iein, uu0 INN olgenleiu Gro
pngonoo fir bic @od)e 5u MAIDEN, bat
ser Staats. hulI,tperintcnNcnt OH
SdNllIuperinten0cnten ins
Staotc @rieie uuSQcianbt, in 0enen e:
tie crIutt, fir Sen GrioIg Der .,8utelp
Sdwl1podle" tbGtig su icin uno nid1
mur Die 9ebrer IN allen 2anoid)ulen
im0ern audi sic 9reiie urr0 Ole G}eiIt
lihFe;t Inn MithiIic 3ur gerbeiierlm4
0eS ShulinItems m,i3uforbcrr
GSn Dem &un6ifrciben oes Stnots
Observation-Disclosures tpirn 6nratt
altimerfinm eenlad)t. ooE oo5
eauptprin3jp fir Die r@ute SdntI
@od,c" oarin beitehen iolte, Die
9(uimcrfiomfeit Der 9erohrcr oeS
@tootc8 oui Die @erbciierunQ Der
Sd'ulen su Icnfcn, tpnS hohurd et
rc:ht ner6cn fam. 0aT} Der GdmIbc
md, bciier miro, oab Ole Seinher IN gu
Ter @eiunoheit erhnItcn ucroen. nur
ti'dltiae 2chrer uno 2chrerinncn an
aeItel. neroen, ie6cm o'nb geIegcn
hcit Qc1cben iper6en iollte. etre Sod
ifliip an befiden, 6os 8ubIiflm oon'
@ertb elmer glteu Gr3ichura iiber
3euat lriro, oob ale Stimmgebel
auf Die sfot6neroigfeiten BON Sdul
beoiirfniiieu cuimcrfiam aerodi
rrerhen, uIle Shuien Die hcrotniqt,
i'o1naisne 11uteritiituna ftnocn uuf
ole cSnitruftionen, Die 6eu Sinoerl'
n ben SdmIcu aeQebcn meroeu oar
ouf hilsiclen Die &inOer Su beiiererE
9}ijrqern gu naheu unb linen fir III.
rem sufiinitigeu Qebeuslnlf cine cute
8rnS lunc alt ucbFtl
Nenn 0ieic Gnipehluuqeu IN Der
.Gntten 5d,ltl Wodp" beohtet wer
>cn uno Hir Nussiihrunl 9elnngep
20 lpi'r0e fein 3lpciiel be1teber, 6ol
oos 9cftrcbcu erioGqrcih ie;n ipiro
uficr Sdnlinitcm uno nit linn Die
2ebrmcthooen i'm Stnote @isconiile
at uerbeiieru, 70 bah ms rid't mic
ser. ME o;c3 Dor mchreren Wonatcu
neIdab, Ncr bittere nnS 6eprtmircuoe
Torrgri dcmafn iperben fonr, bat
bcrEtoot Wisconfin nit 'einem Gr
'ichuna5iuitcm on rs. Stene felt
nnItott al eriter. tpobin er Qeh6rti
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Die Some Rule=Sorlage,
I'm britiiden llnterbans iuurSen ibr
5luci itarf benuitnnbetc &ftim'
mnngcn bin5ngefiiBt.
Qon0oI,, 9. 92op.


Oa8 britiIhe lluterhou5 nabm ar
Wontag I'M BIenornusIdmb Die @one
9tuIe 8ortnge fir 5rlnno nit 5p3i
neuen 3ui1tcn. 0:e iie naf 0er2tniid)t
iriifer uno Observation-Disclosures III
braudbar MAIDEN, NIT t75 ge0en 81
Stinmen an.
Die neuen8eItintmungen ieben elm.
mol Dor, oab innerbnIb Der geplnnten
3mei iriid)en BarInnlente nod beion
oere Gonln1crn fir Die Win0erhe;tcn
gu itoffen icicn ferner ion ser G6niq
oa5 9feht bnben, ein ioldle5 0nrIn
ment alF3uloien, tpcrn nidt rinoe.
items Die 61Ifte ieiner Wlit9Iie6er
rchtnlabiq QelrGhIt 1T uno inncrhoIb
ron D;er3ebn Taaer nod Der @ahI
oeu beionAers oorgcidricbeuen Gi>
ouF 6ie 0erfoiEiug nhqeIc1t hot; in
0ieIcm 1Ton Iou Der G6nia 6ns Garla'
n1ent 6urf eiuen oon Qoro 2ierte
nout 81 cruannenbe1 9Iusffuf3 er-
icten. Ter c6emoIige g2in:iterbrdii,
bent asal;th unb onoere G;bernla
mattan itorfe GpooIition Qeaen 6ieie
9lciiinuujn1en bic qeringe gctheili.
oimd an Der Sitmq 5e:qte tDie iuenio
9SnteraIie sursr:t Ser gorIaoe entae.
oon1chradt miro. Tie's acft lett ans
76erHaus. no Sic Tbijflt fain ion. 6ie
Rro0iu7 litter pom Ttrigcu 9JrIon0
cnn} Ios3utrcuncu ur6 unter 6em
2oHooner Gariament gu loTien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
NbIcbung ScS YraiiScnteu.

@nibiIr1toa 10. Nlp.
Seuntor Curtis pon &anias piro
pie er an GienStaoobcno IN g&1ih
:ngton anfjin0igtc, in ser h.uos
itebeuoen So1ung oes Gon9reiics chs
9orlage eiltre;hen lrcldc Sen Rif
tr.tt oes Graiioente;i Sar Ser. Gtau.
ten i'm Safe 9e.itiger ooer foyperIt
der llnfibigfeit ei5u;ngen miirGe
Gas G}eiee lpiirSe ieood n;dlt Dor oen
1. Mdu3 nddjitcu 95obrcs III Strait ire
ten founeu. Eie GorIaae iiebt Dor
onB oaS Gberbun0esgeridt Die Ont
idleiouug su treiieu h1tte. uu0 oai
cine llnterhld,una. ouf 8eid)ner0e c.
mes MitgI;eoes he8 gongteiieS, eines
MitalieSs oes Gabincfts o0cr cine,
tDafoIitps urrergrrtbts ysH elm
dcle:tet iper0cn mii;tc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
8ergcr Gsall befdlfrnuiqt
g3ai)inQtolt, 9. 9}t

NN-ttl 'AeBA$+P
Die 9le9:cruua criudlte arl Afcnt1r
oo5 G6crhmoe3gerid't. iclol0 nj,
H0Qlih ein 8erb6r III SatNl
Safes BON g'ictor 8 Berger lu3u
ietcn. maItcr Ser llebertcshnl }, :
5pionopeseieBe5 ougcfta8t it Ger
ger nur0e 3reimaI III ZEN Goudrcr
qemdbIt, ieoodl ieoc5mai ansdci;cFcn
cunlal nor ln0 0n3 an6cre l'inl nod
Ieiner llaberiilbrun G,ncrol Col
c;tor Ir;crion in9te, q lei lpidlila
oa6 Sic Rcaiarumg e;u5 5ol6'ae Ont
idlei0un1 erIan9c, ais Htb!idnur
fiir 3iitr.ftsgerittc IN omlIidrl
Eaacn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Wa1cniterbcn in Sibiricn.

&opeNb1dcNt >. N(QU
Gin oitcrrcid,jiher 2eutrnntTjidlcl
aro atlt aamcrooen. sic aus raliiiidlel
@cfan9enIdait in Sibirien eutfom
men iino, traicn orn Nontaq ii
aopenboqcr Elm. Sic cr3dhlen, boi
in Scr iibiriidlcu @ciangerid'nit 6jo
2cutc in Maiien an 9unoer. Eubcr
fnloic, Gppbus un0 nnocrcr Grnnf
heiten itcrbcn. ,Su @jlter fouucr
me8en ocS geirorcnen @ooen5 Dt' 2ci
den nidt beero;9t neroen, miiiicr
oe@baIb BIS gum Triibjohr in neirrrc
ncm 3lftano inl6reicn Iieger bIc.ben
Die 5Iiittlin9c berid1tcn, 5db mn
lebten CONNER i'm 0orn.is Afoi'cn
Qr1bcr fir Ole 3ootcu oes Iiut2r-
au5qehobcn hobc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Hieiigc ltuteri6leie bon Scrrrtern brs GOugrcb=
llmterjndumas 9msidmlcs fcfgCiteut.
Gap Spatrf unO 'w(i Yagcnucn Oes 9Obcn SenScs an=
arblub DOn SOlhcWiti5 til brmtaler ySelie ernorOct
Bic Some Gule=SOrlae DOm britGeu
ltnrbauic augtuommeu. Eercfop
pOu oea ,9iOtbrn" rrObert.

@erausgnbilng BON Mt:Gionen Dol.
lars &npitanen, sSngenieuren rno
Stelpar0s iiberGoIien nuroen, Die fih
ielbit 0;e Saihen fiiIten. Die Sono-
Ter, nelbe oieie Saden Iiefertcu, bat.
ten einen 9lltfidlog pom % bis 40
8ro5ent gemaht uuo Sen &npitdnen
Stewards ruo 95ngcllieuren n9lllt.
merfiamfeiten" ermieIen, ibnen Oto-
torboote, sIutonlob;le umo @hisfeo
toItenfrei geliefert, iel6ItOeritdnbIih
auf. Softer Der 9esierlitg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Die Halmer: Gontrouerie.
Smn6csridltcr Nnbcrion nennt oas
Gcrbalten beg 8eneralanmnlts
,nabesu @erbredlcn".

9unbesridlter q. g. An0erion in
2n0iuropolis. cyn0ioun. d,orfta
rfijrte am g1ontoq bie @erfiigun1
@unoeS 8anerol1rnlt 0nImcrs. onR
i'm @eihfohlc Observation-Disclosures
qcqen t25 Grrbenbeiiber unO Qerg'
better in 2tno:nua. 9{ninoiS, Chio
Lr1 moitIidlen Benninlpania na,piIies
gepei5matrr;nl pom eriten 8ro3eH
her nidlt oermenoet 1reroen 6iirfe. ais
..nnhesu Elm @erbred'en unS @eridlts
n1ifodltna" Der 8ro7eB ioqtc ar
Montn1 bc1iuren. mur0a ie6oh oai
9(utro1 6orRe eqiernnq BIZ gum 0So.
mar pcrIf,oben. gcrtretcr Der R''
o'erur1 ertI1rtar 6n-nuf hir. 6aB his
@erfigGrq 8aImers modIiferme;Ia
nen Qamar @ro3eB gu 5nu tringan
f6rute
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
gbitaeuS TuIi;cih + ac9t.
CHICAGO. 10. qfop.

9Sol:5eid'ei 3obn 5. @arr;tp por
Ghicogo iteute am Wlittrodnoh
ni;ttoa Nonor IhonIpiou icinc &iif
tritts .grfIdrunq 3u. Ser Wonor cr
ndunte ieinen (oes Ma0or5( Scfret1l
Charles 6itmorri8 gum 9}ahfoIlcr
8nrritn ruroc in letter Belt auas
iidlt8 Ser gntbiillrngcn Ubcr Sen an
qcbIidlen r@bisfcp Sing, inm,.
i'm 3Iinmnl2nbong nit Dem ll2bp
hanonehmen poI @crbred'cu in Scr
Sta0t p:eIfah ouaegriffcu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Imrrifa nuS 9luIlanS.
0erIilr, 10. 9top.

VerItI ~. ltoo.
&ro3noia @alette in Ct. TeterS
burg Oeriihert, cine nnIerifaniidle
4boronung in Nopo 9oHi5t am
Sdlpar3eu Meer babe erfldrt. oic
@1nocI2bc3:ehungeu gpiideu ocu&cr
Staaten lno Sorietrublano riiroen
in uaher Belt lpicoer mlfacnouuuteu,
Die WI;taIieoer Ser irogIidlen 2ltor1
nm iolleu 0eriprodCn taben, not'
ibrer Aiidfehr naf Sen Ger. Stonter
lit Fl bcniihen. 0:e nfolId)cn Gin.
bride uou NuBlou6". Die man IN
9lmerifa hobe, su beieit;gen. lin pel
der @lrt 9IboronunQ es iii, bonGclt
tbeilt oaS 9latt uidt nit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Selegrapbiides Nllrrlei.
Cpfcr oes Saifuus.
WloniIa, 10.8oo.

-
9tdltun6uicr3i8 @erionen id)eincn
iungcfommcn 3l ieiu, ais ser 9liiteu.
0dnlpfcr San 9alilio lebtcn Wttfuod
naf Ser 5obrt rod) Rucrto @eao, sIln
IcI Qcptc pon BEN Glib BbiIipp;ncn, Il
c:neu 6a;iun bcine.n9erietb, mic cir
lleberle6euoer. peld1cr giittrod II.
Wonila eintroi. mcl0ct. ,5iini3ebl
llebcrlebcnoa limo IN Gebu aeIau>G;
mor0cn. 9ln 9or0 beianoen id Ga
GerIoncn.
guerto 9euo I:cNt an Der Siiotilit
non 2ente ijber 300QIailen iii0lid) Don
0fanila un0 i'm Centrum ocs Iaiiun
t5iirtels.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

treuen @iIionS MIR ein &crmh &c
Iucicn. Die 6ilbrerid)ait Der 0emotru-
tiId)eu 4artc, picoer an iich 81 reibcn.
lie lleberrcIts Ser @jliou Gni
ruo BE pon Cor nufgebaute 9Sartei-
nlnid)iue, be;Bt es, piiroen gelne;n-
lame Snhe MAIDEN, nm oie 9ldu
@rpunS 81 oern;hteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12

ldneHart perloreu 81 babcn. be
hroanart Sen @crlnit ieines Sintcr-
Iouhc5 i'm A0roeu, trent lidb ober.
bel lcntidinno acb,icocn 81 icin.
Ia bot es cine 3ufnnit, bel 3Gne-
mart bditc es III, cine &crBangen.
bcit aclnbt. sIuh oa5 @nn0lebiet
Der 5ueiteu 3ouc lit nit ieiueH
5ddfi0i 5uiric0cn. Die lln5nfrie.
Semen luodncn nidt ii0idJ, ion0err
u5rtIit oou ocr GIaiien.&iuie,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Bilfun miro uidlt abSanten.
glni1ir1foi1. no -

= y = y TIT II -7F7@
grdIi0eut 0ition miro n;dlt cb,
6anfen. Die 9(ufioroeruuq ieiucs
friiharen Staots iafretdrs miniar
9yenninas prnoH If on bau ErdN0cn
ten n;rfln15los o5aeprntlt. iuie ir-
antt5fyeiIen betont mur0e. 8o7
Bronun3i1meU'o. 6os @ruou in On
caao arlicF. 1T nod @Hiiflt 0er Sc.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Sitter beidDlaana3mtcr &odnungcn

Wterfiuiir0ige Sitter bon beiIIaq,
nobnlten @oJuuHgeH bat ole StaOt
Oorm5 in Ibrcu ctgclleH 5auelcu-
tln geilu0en Cic g&obmma5foma
miiiion bot iijr 0rlngCnO N50lumas.
b20Uritiqe ,}Uci' Grt8ulmtcrpob g.
rungen 6,ihIo0nabmt un0 licb oieie
ao1mm8en our) 5iUel SsugIclite
yeoui.1tiaeu. Die bct0cn 5dub.
lsutc 5o8cn INN iclbit i'll ole N&ob.
tungcu ein. Aui &orbcQ1ltt III rer
-taotpcroronrtan ma i19t; Ger
Ncigcor0He.t IT, .aB Ole rcUiteu0cn
5du5leute oie G}olnuHa ptc0ey
r3lutca.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
GcboitopoI. II. 92on

Gie 3. 3ipiiion ser ruiiiid,er 9oI-
ihepifi lit bel Berefop nnrd General
@ronqcl3 9lubenitcuuu1en gcbrod)cn
Oodl bdlt man in SebaItopoI Die Gage
fir nid)t ernIt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
9tumuer ).
Sdulen in @istOnlin.

ou(oeHt Detdlllltlld
bon &egierung3
feiten bcbauptef
por0en lit. oalz
Die gr5iebungs
metho0en inR
Staat g8isconiiiJ
oiel 5it ipiinidel,
iibrig laiIell, pel
die 9eballpbult,F
Iid] auf 3ahlele
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
Nohtrc Stlcphpnrnten.

aUUttf SbltpHbHlNtth. ~ClNA Aitt'-
0raiiid @scoNiiuer Gtd6te per0e1
DGberc Ielephournten 5u bc3d1Ien
aaben. oa bort BON Der G;ieubabnconl'
nuiiiou GrboIjliigcu getDabrt Uur5en.
DE in 9ciradjt tonmeu0cn Crtc
iino: Stoughton. gaoninlith, Conn
Gonratb. S6eloon, Bort Nrtbur. SOL.
combe, Crane. Soloiers (Srope. pa
raboo, Columbus, Suoiou, Ccout1,
0erl;n, 5hrgcon 8np, Gmlfnura,
@artior6, Ga Groiic. M:lmoi,
2lntjgo. YOria9e, Gina Gentcr, Cor
lib. 9lf8omo, giappiIIe, Sbamono
,EuHnu. aenounce, Goon3V;ne, Sci.
icrion, 3cp 2ou0on, Bort @aibing
ton. 0aupun mo Qartlano.
f 6eilt Grfdltuaaen idDneli.
6err Sans &nrinc bon glapIe Bart.
III, idrc:bt: sd, hobe 5orni's glI
pcnfr3uter felt orci g5a6reu 9cbrouft
un6 bin iehr 5uiric0an oam;t. SoboI0
ih mid erfoltet babe, grciie id 3um
2llpenfrduter, Bonn es hcilt MID
idlneIer, as irgen0 cine ou0ere We
ol3:n" Tieie5, ou5 re.neu Gr1lt.
teyiditen bcrc:tete 6et(u;tteI bcle5t
6as Tlut un0 Itirft bic mjSeritanos
iihiafeit 0es 5piianl5. Gs p;r0 uif,t
6urf 4pothefer bcgf1uit. ior0ern BON
bcion6crer 2ofnl0aanten Qpt:eiart
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
sGrfolareide Rdumuu9." "


WcrIin, II. y{ou.
9(uS ,SeboitopoI miro nod Berlin
berid)tet, General 8rnngeIs Sruppen
bitten o:e 5ur arin1 fiibrenoe 2nno.
enge pon8crefop crfoIgreid, gerdilmt,
nobel er oon frnn3oiiidlen &ric9S.
ihiIfen unteritiitt lporoen ici. Toudl-
boote Ser @olihelpiFi iouen feline
Sran5porte per8eblid} nngcgrifien
hoben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-11-12
@rangel in Notb.
Die yrutben" &uiieH iOlleu ange6lid
bereits in Die &rim ein9e.
brofcn iein.
Gonitnnt;nnncI. Q 01nn

Die ruIiiI6en 8olidapifi gebcn lid
entidIoIIcne Miibp General 8rangolS
GertbeioigungsIinie auf Ser 2an0.
enge bon Berefo, oie sur @albinieI
Grim fiibrt, 3u 0ur9bred)cn; auBer.
Sem Iamnteln iie lpeiter 0itlid) beoeu,
tenoe Erltppen an, INT Die 2nn05unge
bon Gihongor gu nebmen.
Berefop miro iebt nit fiinf Snfan
terie Gioflioneu ongegriffen, uno
peitere Sturmtruppen nit 2trtiIlerie
peroen BON SoIfono uno @eritideSf
herangeifnfft. gs heibt, 0ie 6eeres.
Ieitllng ser 8olifplpifi fiirdlte, ihre
Truppen fonntcn ocnloraIiiirt per
ocn, nenn Der @iutcr einIebtc, ebe
@rangel iiberipunnen tpcr6c. 8iirti.
idle gfationaliiten hnten 6cu @oIidp.
milf 3tpei Ganorenboote nad 9topc
2oiIisf ST. Silfe aeihidt.
slbiase bon SpnitantinppcI.
g(ngorn, 3Ie.naiieu, 8. 9too.
Die tiirfiid,en 91otionaIiiten m:i.
germ it'd, hem &abisett isszsGsss~
itnntinopel 3u perban6eIn. nno erfIG.
rem, iie hieIten CUR rliiiiiden Sopiet.
regicritna, Die ibnen iebe etlpa notbige
militGriid)e SiIfe oeriprodlen bdtte
Die Observation-Disclosures 6rnu so
lioe@oibb iou erfIdrt boben, iie made
geneinihoFtIidbc Snd)e nit sen 8oI.
ihe1pifi, uno babe ieoen @Inliben al
Die Ser StaatGn perIoren. @S babe
iif, oorilm gehanoeIt, 5lpiid7cn 8iIion
uno 2cnin 81, tpdblen - iie 3iebc Sc
min Dor, Ser Qe8en Den qenleinifoft-
lihen 6eino gn9Inno fdnlpfe.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
AS WAS EXPECTED

The splendid vote given Dan Sutherland in Anchorage is suffi- cient proof of the worth of the man: it further proves that the people are tired of the Demicratic administra- tion. All other parts of Alaska evi- dently enjoyed the same sensations. for from practically every voting place comes the advice of Republi- can majorities. The complimentary vote given Arthur Frame and Capt. A. B. Lathrop is no more than ex- pected; it is their just reward. The local voting shows a decidedly Re- publican tendency, although favorit- ism played a conspicuous part in the election.-Anchorage Times.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1S, 1920.
WAGES AND SAVINGS

In the end, probably, wages will have to come down. as commodities are doing now. But in most cases they will be the last thing affected by the tendency toward lower costs now so evident Every experienced employer of labor knows how hard it is to cut wages, hard because of the disappointment, misunderstood ing and ill feeling such course en- genders, eVen when it is necessary to keep the business going. Men and women on wages, like everybody else, want higher wages when the cost of living rises and the same wages, at least, when it goes down. Moreover, employers in general have a juster and more generous attitude toward employees than they had even fCur or five years ago. Most en- ployers really desire their employees to take cut larger share of the profits of the business than they used to. The motive may be partly selfish, for a satisfied employe is a great asset, but we give the spirit of justness and brotherhood some credit, too.
 This period, when the cost of liv- ing is to be less and wages are to be about the same, will be the best of times for saving part of ones in- come. The tendency is to spend all one earns, expanding ones fancied needs as the margin between earn ings and spendings tends to increase It is good time now to fight against this inclination and not only to build up good bank account when conditions are exceptionally favorable but to form the saving habit, which stands one in good stead whatever conditions may be- Ohio State Journal.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
THE MEASURE OF SUCCESS

Men struggle for material sue cess because that is the path, the process, to the development of char acter We ought to demand, eco- homie justice, but most of all be- cause it is justice. We must for, ever realize that material rewards are limiteT and in sense they are only incidental, but the development of character is unlimited and is the only essential. The measure of sue cess is not the quantity of merchant disc, but the quality of manhood which is produced.
 These, then, are the justifyiag conceptions of the spirit of our age; that commerce is the foundation of human progress and prosperity and the great artisan of human char acter. Let us dismis the general in. dictment that has all too long hung over business enterprise. While we continue to, condemn unsparingly selfishness and greed and all traf- licking in the natural rights of man. let us not forget to respect thrift and industry and enterprise. Let us look to the service rather than to the reward. Then shall we see in our industrial army, from the most exalted captain to the humblest soldier in the ranks, purpose worthy to- minister to the highest needs of man and to fulfil the hope of fairer day.-Calvin Coolidge.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
HAM BONE USED FOR
 SMUGGLING OF OPIUM

SHANGHAI, Nov. 16 (by Associat- ed Press. )-Probably the most novel of the many queer methods employed to smuggle opium and narcotic drugs into the international settlement of Shanghai was brought to light re- gently when customs officers seized about 200 pounds of prepared opium that had been packed into the hol- lowed-out ham bones of a shipment of a ships cargo .
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16

some of the problems usually in- cluded in the juvenile court law it. self. The eXtensiveness of this leg islation is the best evidence of the the law. How far the states have gone in modernizing their attitude towards the delinquent and the ne glected child is shown by the bulle- tin made public recently by the Chil- dren's Bureau of the United States department of labor, entitled "A Summary of Juvenile Court Legisla- tioh in the United States
 Juvenile court legislation deals with complicated group of probN lens; that of the child accused >Of breaking the law; the adult offend ing against the child; the neglected parents; the incompetent and un- faithful guardian; and the family that is simply poor.
 Under the old law the delinquent child was dealt with in the same manner, with certain restrictions of age, as the dault offender. He was tried before a, criminal court with all the formality and notoriety of jury, sworn testimony, and con- fronting. witnesses. If found "guil- ty'' the child suffered the penalty. If mot guilty" he went free. In no case did the law extend any constructive help
 Of recent years, however, the law has recognized the right of the child to reasonable minimum of care, of decency and of well-being. Consideration has been given to the natural impulse of youth and to the adverse conditions under which the child may have been brought up. .
 Because of the differences in the structure of their judicial systems. the states have had to meet the problems by various methods of legislative attack. In every state. however, the attempt has been made through legislation to solve the diff t1cult problems involving the un- favorable conditions, domestic, so- cial and economic-lnder which chil. dren are living and developing to- day
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
S0VIETS SAY L0AFERS
 WON'T BE TOLERATED

LONDON, Nov. 16 (by Associated Press. s.)-Advices from Moscow say that an appeal has been issued by the Soviet~governme2t for overtime work, under the heading of "the war with loafers" in which the So- viet government declares it cannot tolerate anyone living in the Soviet republic at the expense of others. Loafers must be pursued merciless- ly"
 In one village which refused to fulfill the compulsory labor order, 75 cows have been confiscated and will not be returned until the set task is completed.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
THE RIGHTS OF CHILDREN

Twenty-one years ago the relation of the father to his child partoook of the nature of a property right The courts could enforce this right, but on the other hand they were often powerless to enforce the duty of the father to his child. Since 1899 every state in the union has passed juvenile court laws except Connecti
 cut, Maine and Wyoming, and these states have passed laws dealing with
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
HOUSE SHORTAGE IN
 AUSTRIA IS SERIOUS

VIENNA, Nov. 16' (by Associated ,Press.)-A survey of housing just completed shows that 23,OO0 families comprising about 7O,OOO persons are virtually homeless in Vienna, so great is the shortage of living prem ises in spite of the requisitioning process that has been going on for year.
 These people are herded into pas sage ways, where often 15 to 20 persons sleep in places used for other purposes in the daytime, or in the pleasant weather they sleep in parks. It is now proposed to permit them to erect shaclls on available land throughout the city.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16

| | Churches are members of the vol unteer fire department-they save from fire.
 The man who can get out of a trunk after having been put in there with legs and arms tied is qualified to dress in a Pullman berth. It's getting so that Mexico isn't even a good place for Mexicans. The person with the audacity to claim there is no hell never did time as a devil around a country print shop on press day when things were going wrong. The dress doesn't necessarily make the woman, but some of them show how she is made. .'
 After an automobile turns turtle it does not travel as fast as it did did before.
 The folks who are looking for. ward to the end of the world are going to injure their eyes.
 We refuse to convict ourselves upon our own knowledge of our sins.
 Politics doesn't make crooks and grafters of men. It merely develops these traits that were already there.
 Did you ever notice, how much more study, the slender girl puts into the proper manner of crossing her lower limbs than does her more chunky sister?
 The man who is reading the other side of your newspaper in street car thinks you are a boor if you don't ask him if he is ready to have you turn the page.
 While you're thinking you could do thing a heap better than some other fellow, the chances are that someone is thinking the same thing about you.
 Parents make themselves foolish telling how smart their offsprings are.
 Many who consider themselves highly indulgent merely indulge themselves.
 Kissing is said to spread the grip. Kissing does get quite a, grip on us.
 The man of 80, hasn't much sym about getting old.
 The self-made man thinks he used up all the clear timber. /
 When we hear person say that he always calls spade spade, we fell like saying, 70, shovel!"
 It's an unreasonable man who in sists that his wife be reasonable.
 A good many articles of daily need are short in supply-but no shorter than we are of the supply of stuff to buy them with
 Sun Maid Raisin Bread, always a favorite at the City Bakery.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-16
SANTA CLAUS SHIP IS
 SENT TO DALMATEA

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16 (by Asso- ciated Press) IA Santa Claus ship is being furnished by the navy depart ment for the children of Dalmatia It will leave Hampton Roads at an early date with food, clothing and toys for Spalato.