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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
Bryan crede ca
Wilson trobue
sd denliSioneze
Dinsul q prevazut invingerea
Partidului Republican.

CHICAGO, 4 Nov. = William
Jennings Bryan, dat serie de
interviewuri la Clubul Universita-
til de aici, indata dupa ce a sosit
din Nebraska, ca Sc tina confe-
rinta pentru care fost angajat.
"Dumnezeu dat Dumnezeu a
luat, fie numele Domnului bine-
cuvintat, zis Bryan.
"Preyedintele Wilson trebue sa
demisioneze indata. Acum cd po-
porul american s'a declarat att de
decisiv impotriva Ligei Natiunilor
asa cum scrisa de presedintele
Wilson 81 in favoarea unei asocia-
tiuni nafunilor pentru promova-
rea unei paci asa cum a promis
Partidul Republican 81 cum s'a o.
bliat d. Harding, pare necesar ca
verdictul sA Sc indeplineasca ime-
diat-si aceasta Sc poate face usor
81 fara durere.
"Presedintele trebue Sc demisio-
neze indata, predind oficiul sau d.
Marshall, o recompensa pc care d.
Marshall o inertia prin fidelitatea
lui pentru d. Wilson-cu conditiu-
nea ca la deschiderea congresului
in Decembrie d. Marshall Sc numea-
sea pc d. Harding secretar de stat
81 dnpa aceea Sc demisioneze.
go Atunci d. Harding va deveni
presedinte prin lege 81 Gu sprijinul
Republication din Congress, el va
putea pune indata in lucrare pla-
null ca Statele Unite Sc intre intr o
asociatiune pentru pace, 81 cum
pacea lumei este eel mai apropiat
lucru de inima presedintelui el ell
grcu va putea refuza sa grabeasca
realizarea pacci prin un sacrificiu
asa de mic-daca sc poatc numi
sacrificiu scaparea de o combatcre
de trei luni Gu un Congress ostil,
sprijinit precum este de votul re-
cent.
Gee este mai mutt, Senatornl
Harding GU greu va putea refuza
sc primeasca indata responsibilities
tea pc care Ia dat-o poporul anne
rican, de oare ce primind nu nu-
mai ca va putea grabi pacea dar
va putea scoate chestia din Gale,
inlesnind Congresului sd Sc ocupe
GU afacerile inferno de mare i'm
portanta.'
"Ati avut 0 impresie penibila
dc resultatul alegerilor?"
''Impresia penibila fost pre-
vestita de multi. NJ ma puteam
astepta la altcvea dupa ceeace a
facut conventiunea della San Fran
cisco. Eu sunt in pozitiunea mem
brului unei famiii care rapit dc
moarte de mutt asteptata de boa
Ia indelungata.'
"De ce mai vorbit in timpu1
campaniei electorale?"
"1n timp de patruzeci de AM
pentru prima data nam vorbit in
timpul campaniei electorate pentru
presedinte. Eu nu puteam explics
atunci, de &c motivele mele puteau
Fl constitute ca argumente impo.
trivia candidatului, dar vol spune
acum. Discursurilc mele nu SC
puteau impaca Gu planul campa
niei.
ECU cred, ca conventiunea della
San Francisco a ignorat ceeace
credeam ca chestia cea mai i'm
portanta. Partidul devenit III
partid de evadatori in loo de ur
partid de luptatori. Eu nu pu
team 1ntra intro desbatere comun;
Gu Guvernorul Cox ca sal combat
asa ca am tacut. Candidatul estt
un fruntas al partidului 81 Ell J,
schitat campania 81 el a schitat-t
in asa fel Cd nu puteam .se voorhees,
in armonie Gu el.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05
SpIonaj 81 propaganda subversivd
Gu CE Sc ocUPA LEGATIUNILE UNGARE IN
STATELE vEClNE
Documente senzaonae din PragaLovitura contra Austre
-Ce asteapta pc moi? Sc lua masure necesare?
sl-au reluat teritoriile rationale
din fosta Austro- Ungarie.

sl-au reluat teritoriile rationale
din fosta Austro- Ungarie.
Benes trebue distrus.
Cercurile oficiale franceze, =
spune textual raportul in ches-
tune = sub influenza oamenilor
de finante de acolo sprijinesc
astazi char pc fata politica noa-
stra 81 ziarele oficioase 81 Off
ciale din Paris, au 81 PRINT in
structiuni ca sd msiste mai de.
parte GU acest current. Succesele
noastre Sc mai inmultesc prin
faptul Cd Antanta Sc intoarce
astazi Gu totul de la preferata eli.
Cehoslovacia, 81 cum acest stat
a fost Great de simpatia Antan-
tel, tot astfel va inceta sd maj
existe end nu va mai avea sim
patia Antantei.
In Cehoslovacia Sc cunoaste
foarte ibine aceasta schimbare 81
Benes Sc teme nu fara temei cd
va pierde prada care a fost smu,-
sd din trupul nostru 81 al Aus
triei.
Renner de alta partc spriji~
neste din rasputeri 81 Gu eject pc
Benes.
Am avut grije sd raportam
la Paris ca Benes iaras preocu-
Rat-ue panslayisms- IA ca pc
Gale char de cauta 0 apropicre
de Germania sprc a 81 intari 81
tuatia, carl au primit stirca GU
cea mai mare antipatie, condam-
mind politica lui Benes".
"Franta ne incurajeaza".
'Suntem incurajati de la Pa
ris, ba s'a fixat ca punct de
greutate al misiunei noastre Sd
controiam politica lui Renner 81
Sd cream contra eli contrapon-
dere, de care Francezii au nevoic
din motive rationale. Halmos este
de saptamini de zile la Paris ira
tativele sale financiare dar ce,e
politice sunt incorOnate de eel
mai frumos success. L drcpt cd
trebue sa platim cu ccle mai
grele jertfe simpatia Frantci, dar
vom ii in situatia de he com
pensa In alta parte de accste
jertfe.
Spionii.
d. (senior)) ne-a inminat II
copii dupa acte afisatc din mi
nisterul Slovaciei 81 am aranjat
ca sa lie parvie i'll primele zile
ale saptaminei viitoare copii au-
tentlce sau eel putin extrase din
documentelc referitOarc la ira
tativele confidcntiale urmatc in-
ire Renner 81 Bencs.
'E usor de inteles ce impor-
tanta au acestc pentru moi, cind
actiunea de care vorba Sc in
dreapta contra noastra sau mai
bine zis are de scop impiedicarca
acelei politici de care Sc tenn asa
de multi.
Vom pune in deosebi acuma
in miscare propaganda pentru ca
succesclc pc acest teren sd nu
ramiie in urma succeselor obti-
mute IN diplomatic.
''Miscarea monarhista (in Aus
tria 81 Cehoslovacia N. r. Sc
desvolta foarte bine. Comitetml
monarhist lea dat zilele trecute
din fondurile din Elvetia 1,5OO.-
600 de franci elvetieni 81 curie-
rul pc care Ia angajat La timpul
sau inca Chlum (Chlumetzky?
N. r. pc drum ca sa aduca
nOui sumo de acOlO".
'Propaganda" IN Ceho-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

Intre Gel carl demOnstrau prln
fata easel lui Harding, era si un
magyar emblema partidului
democrat = care ducea in spatc
un placat pc care era scrls
Jimmie nu m a tratat cum tre-
buie'. Tn alt grup dintre de-
monstratori ducea papusa III
daratul Garcia Sc vedea un foe
lar sus scria: 'Liga NatNnilor"
Din accst tablou s'a luat Har-
ding inspiratia cuvintarii lui.
Cind s'a referit la acest tablou,
multimea a inceput sa rida, a
tunci Harding spus:
''Nu am vazut asa de mare
durere in ochii DIV. dupa cit m am
astcptat. M ca cu ori DIV. pu-
mem la indoiala dorinta ca Anne
RIGA sa-si joacc rolul; MI puncm
la indoiala inaltul ideal al ace
lora carl sunt responsible pen
tru pactul de Ia Versailles.
''Dv. pur 81 simplu matt volt
ca sd predati suveranitatea Sta
telor Unite din America; att volt
ca America sd mearga fnainte
condusa de idealul American.
De aceia nu va-ti ingrijit de liga
care acum moarta.
America jdaca un mare rol
acum. America vindica inima
lumii vechi mai multi ca ori care
natiune. Insa mai este multi de
facut este relate de facut
dupa modelul lumii noui, 81 clnd
noua administratie va veni La
putere moi vom juca partea noa-
stra. Vom cere natiunilor sd Sc
asocieze pc baza justitiei; lnsa
va Fl . asociatie prin care Anne
rica nu va ceda mimic din liberia
tea ei''.
Noul ales ma mentionat alte
chestii ale acestei campanii, ci a
multumit multimei pentru tribu-
tul dat lui 81 a spus ca va mege
la Washington Ecu vointa dv
avind fncrederea 81 sprijinul
multimei"
Este responsibilities so
lcmna", = spus el, ''si cfnd vo
fl gata, vreau ca sd fie capabil .
veni dndarat si Sd flu unul ca DIV
din nou, la fel cum stunt acum
Imi place Cd stau inaintea DIV. :
saNva spun Cd vim Gu nici VI
regret ori apologize. Iaainte de {
deveni presedinte vorbind d
q rAu \ spunind utmeidhf aAa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

care acuzd pc Presedintele Wilson
cd promis PreMierului Brdtianu
al ROminiei cG "dacd lun,ea g din
nou tulburdtd Sfatele Unite din
nou cor t,imite lNrn,ata 81 flota
lor," dincoh de Ocean.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-05

Peste clte-va zile vorba sd
soseasca la Bucuresti trimisul
extra-ordinar al guvernului ami
ralului Horthy, ca sd infiinteze
aci legatiunea ungara.
Gu acest prilej credem ca este
interesant 81 util sd cunoastem
Gu ce sc indeletnicesc .legatiunile
din tarile straine vecine din
nou create ale Ungariei de astazi,
prin Statele carl si-au reluat te-
ritoriile rationale, stapinite pima
eri de unguri. De aceea vom re-
produce mai multe documente
publicate de oficiosul guvernu.
lui cehoslovac, 'Pravo Lidu" 81
de oficiosul guvernului din Viena
'Arbeiterzeitung".
Cunoasterea acestor dOcumen-
te, in legatura Gu dovezile pc carl
'Dacia" lea publicat de pc ur.
ma procesului conspiratorilor d.
la Oradea Mare sunt edificatoare
81 indica in chip lamurit 81 cate
goric masurile de precautiune pc
carl guvernul romin este dat or
sd le ia din momentul sosirii in
Capitala Rominiei Mari repre-
zentantului diplomatic al Unga.
riei lui Horthy.
'Ministerul minozitatilor etnice''
Oar sd vorbeasca documentele
Din seria de documente asa de
compromitatoare publicate de
''Pravo Lidu'' din Praga, repro.
ducem astazi raportul Gu No.
25O d. La 92O, rapport semnat r.
81 adresat de legatiunea ungard
din Niena 'Ministerului minori-
tatilor ctnicc" al carui scop de
a fl nil invcdcreaza. Raportul
este ''strict confidential" 81 con-
tine 81 pasagii GU constatari eel
putin ciudate la adresa 81 dcsprc
politica Frantei, constatari asu.
pra carora alaturi de Austria 81
Cehoslovacia, ar trebui sa ceara
precizari 81 celelalte State earl
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
What Is Needed at Ellis Island.

of the land
Island Habor making preparations to
immigration sets
Their anticipation only reaonabeven the nations OF
victorious the distress common
vanquhed hardship and
Germany Austria the Czecho-Sovak Republic, Finland,
which before the contributed
Of American ctizenhp-are suffering from
political disorder today Trade and industry
evvng slowly dsodered and deprecated makes
the ragged edge of dsou
broad Atlantic whatever may be unavorabe
United States today apparent Unscarred
by with mistaken by which that OF
the Of the world measured and industrial system which,
being dsorgnze been efficient today
Europe.
dsicaD going need thrift and pull
verge of without affecting prosperity
the periodical influx of immigration will be the
that prosperity For FIVE the
customary addition OF million. new workers to
Industry suffered for lack OF
famine of labor has produced scarcity in everything the
need from food The resumption of immigration
will the stimulation branch OF industry
This does that there should be wide
lett the industrial must be sed for unde
rabe who be kept We continue dpatching
Soviet ak adeh with revouionares who should have
found Wide field those who
work. and become of the cenry OF land there is
place here for the anarchist the revolutionst.
Ellis Island the hrong the officials
VIII do well make the sieve through which intending
and not with coarse mesh.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
What Congress Did
Yesterday

Senate Democrats, in caucus. de-
cided to stand by the President"
and fight the Lodge reservations to
the peace treaty to a fnish. The
break in ranks which Republican
Leader Lodge has been trying to
engineer failed to materialize.
Lodge was attempting TO replace
Hitchcock with Underwood as mi
nority leader.
House and Senate conferees on
the railroad bill agreed to allow
the roads a return OF 5h per cent
on their aggregate value for a
period of two years.
Representative r. Walton Moore
Of Fairfax. Va. announced that
former Gov. Henry c. Stuart OF
Virginia had declined appointment
to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission.
House passed resolution to
rush surplus army hospital sup
plies to Kansas to combat epidemic
I <hlhClACdh so
many cannon and machine guns
that Congressmen can distribute
one to each county, Representa-
tive Kahn. chairman of the House
Military Affairs Committee, told
the lower body.
District commissioners submitted
to Congress a bill calling for rs
TO SO per cent increases in the
salaries OF school teachers.
Senator Sterling, chairman of the
Senate Civil Service Committee. de-
clared that the Federal employees re-
tirement bill is still very much alive.
and that the pending action on the
peace treaty Monday is blocking It.
The Democratic caucus on action TO
be taken on the peace treaty on
Monday, prevented a session of the
Senate.
Senator Hitchcock, Democratic lead
er. read a letter from President Will
son. asking Senate Democrats to
stand against any but interpretive
reservations to the peace treaty"
The agricultural appropriation bill
was still being talked out in the
House, that body sitting as the Com
mittee Of the Whole.
Representative Rubey, Of Missouri,
! INDUCED in a sharp attack on Repub-
lican Leader Mondell Or injecting
( politics in the discussion Of efficiency
( in the departments.
Bureau chiefs of the Department of
/ Agriculture who refuse to give Con-
/ gress information concerning the en-
ployes under their supervision who
are not needed were roundly scored by
a number of Republican Representa-
+ tives and Representative Blanton,
/ Democrat. of Texas.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Events of Today

George washington University.
open forum. 2o23 c street north
west, 3 p. m.
Y. w. c. A.. vesper services, 1883
F street northwest. p. m.
wanderlusters' hike, starts Ash
burn station. on Cabin John line, .
y. NJ.
Community Center's Band. public
rehearsal. Dunbar Civic Center. $3.50
p. m.
Butcher workmen's Union. No.
SsS. meeting. s22 Pennsylvanis ave-
nue. northwest
Club Events.
women's City Club. afternoon tea,
70 jackson place. 5 to Z y. m.
Calvert Club. tea. IL Dupont Cir
Gle, to Z p. m.
Young Judea Clubs. Jewish Arbor
Day festival, Y. NJ H A. building.
$3.50 y. m.
Church Events
Gospel Mission. address by John
r. Kramer. national prohibition
commissioner, 9 p. m.
St Paurs Lutheran Church, ao-
dress by DR.. Sydman Rhee. presi-
dent OF the Korean republic, .. m.
Kendall Baptist Church. address
by DR.. Thomas S. Young. Of Ameri-
can Baptist Publication Society, IL
a. m.
Shiloh Baptist Church. Christian
Endeavor week closes, morning
and evening services.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Army Orders

Capt. Howard Vernon BenawH. Quarter
master Corps. United States army, is hon
orsbly discharged from the service Of the
United States TO take effect at Preside OF
San Francisco, Cal, upon completion Of hos-
pital treatment.
By direction of the President and under
the provisions Of section Q. act Of Congress
approved May Is 1911, and Circular No.
46a War Department. 1913, FIRST Lieut..
Frank Dennis voiEt. Dental Corps. United
States army, s hOnorably discharged from
the service OF the United States. for the
convenience Of the government. 70 take enect
at Camp Hospital. Douglas, AriE., his serV-
ices being no longer required.
BY direction Of the President. and under
the provisions Of section Q. act Of Congress
approved May is, 1917, and Circular No 4os.
War Department. 1919, Capt. John v. Car
mack, infantry, United States army. Is hon
orably discharged from the service OF the
United States. for the convenience OF the
government. 20 take effect at Fort sheridan,
H.. his services being no longer required.
Second Lieut.. walker P. carwile, infantry;
United States army. is honornbly discharges
from the service Of the United States.
Col. Frank Keller. sixth Csvslry, is re-
lieyed from his present assignment and viii
report to the War Prison Barracks No. =
Fort orlethorpe. Ca. for duty.
Second Lieut.. John J. De Han signal
Corps, United States army. is honorably dis
charred from the service Of the United
States, for the convenience Of the govern
ment, 10 take effect st Preside Of San fran-
CISCO Cal, upon completion Of hospital treat
meut, his services being no longer required.
Can't Daniel Webster Nays, Sanitary
Corps. United States army, is hoporsbr
discharged from the service Of the United
States.
first Lieut.. Carl williams, Philippine
Scouts Is honorably discharged from the
service Of the United States, 10 take eject
at Manila. p. I.
The following named officers are relieved
from further duty at Camp DiI. \. J.. and
are assigned 20 the Eightieth Field Artillery,
Camp Funston. Kans.:
Capt. Dsna G. schmshl. field artillery.
First Lieut.. Preston 9. Boyt. field artillery.
First Lieut.. Robert v. Maraist, field ar
tillery.
| hllery.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
In the LineIight
By George Perry Morris.

New Englanders In general, and
Bostontans In particular. read with
moornful interest Of the death OF
=. p. Ripley, for 90 many years
the Dominating personality of the
Santa Fe Railroad. Reviewine his
career from the time he was q
clerk in a dry goods house In Bos-
ton down to the day Of his death.
they see symbolized in him a type
Of New Englandef which has about
passed away. These men came
along In the days when New Eng
land was putting its surplus
wealth into the construction and
management Of the large systems
of what is now the Middle West"
region of the country. II was in
the days before Wall Street began
to use railways as agencies for
creation of large personal and fam
| fly fortunes by speculative means.
, Mr.. Ripley got his FIRST experience
in the freight department Of the
Boston ONCE Of the Chicago. Bur-
lington and Quincy road. In due
time he became it's general man
ager; then he passed to the Chi
cago. Milwaukee and St Paul, and
In 1896 he became president OF the
Santa Fe system. Judged by pres
ent day standards he was very old
fashioned in his views but no one
ever questioned his executive abil-
ity. the clarity OF his thinking and
his ability to write in q weighty
way on all the legal and public
aspects of the problem OF trans.
portation.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
A MERRY CHASE.

Time travels at a rapid pace
and leads us all a merry
chase; we follow on and dare
not stop for fear well slip
and go kerfiop.
II Is a breathless task at
best to plug along and keep
abreast, and very often do we
find that we are running far
behind.
We count the year-marks are
they fly and watch the days
go scooting by--they beat so =
hasty retreat It makes us
dizzy in the feet.
II we would keep abreast of
time 1t means a hard and
steady climb; he never slackens,
UP his gait or waits for those
who come by freight.
IN. A. LUFBURROW
Copyright. 1874. by The Mcclure Newpap
Syudicatel
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Naval Orders

Gun. Anthony Bonaparte-Det. Nav. Ali
Sta. RockHwsy Beach, L. l.; to duty Nav.
Air Sta. Coco Solo. Canal Zone.
Ems. Lloyd n. cIeveland-Det. Z. s. s.
Nero; to U. S. $. Olympia.
Lieut.. Neils Drustrup-Det. L. 6. s. Grebe;
to Nav. Providing Grounds, Indian Head. Nd.
Lieut.. Arthur C. Eberhard .tCivil Eng.
CorpsI-Det. Nav. Proving Grounds. Indian
Head Nd to duty under Public Works OH
Ger Nav. Open ting Base, Hampton Rod, Va.
Lieut.. Martin Fritmsn-Det. RS New
York; to command U. S. 8. Leronia.
Lieut.. Edward Z. HoElett-Det. L. s. g.
He; to L. s. s. HI.
Ems. John II. Hykes-Det. Nav Air Sta,
Akron, o.; to Nav. Air Sta, San Diego. Csk
Lieut.. stephen Ingham-Det Nav. Torp
Sta, Newport, r. l.; to command U. 6. 8.
Tanager.
Lieut.. VIM. Jursschka-Det. Nav. Ports.
mouth, y. H.; to command U. s. s. Sand.
erling.
Lieut.. Paul p. Msher (Medicsl oorps)-
Det. Marine Barracks. Paris Island, s. c.;
70 duty Ma. Hosp, Paris, Island. s. c.
Lieut.. Frank Mogridge - Det. RS New
York; TO conn. I. o. U. &. s. John ID. Ed
wards and in command when commsd.
Lieut.. Frederick W. Neilson-Det. U. s. 3.
Minnesota; TO duty Aid and Flag Secretary
on staf Rear Adml. Andrew T. Long, cOmor.
Div. 4, Squad. =, 4. \. Atlantic Fleet.
Ems. Harry ID. POwer-Det. U. s. s Kan
sas: to U. s. Georgia.
Lieut.. Joseph A. Rasmussen-Det. RS
New York; to Sd Nav. Dist.
Lieut.. Herbert J. Ray-Det. U. s. s. Sa-
vannah; to Q. s. s. DOyen.
Lieut.. (Junior GrsdeD Charles Z. Reynolds
-Det. L. s. s. LIS; to U. s. 8. H-e.
Ems Charles II. skinner-Det. U. 8. s.
Chester; to U. 4. s. Virginia,
Lieut. Norris II. sprlggs-Det. U. s. g.
OF: TO L. s. s. R-9.
Lieut.. BENJAMIN Y. staud-Det. conn. q.
s. s. $50; to U. s. s. LII.
Lieut. Comdr. Robertson J. Weeks-Det.
Nav. Academy, Annapolis, Nd; to OF. In
cha rye Nav. Recruiting Sta. WASH, ID. G.
Lieut.. Michael J. wilkinson-Det. U. 6. 8.
Tsnger; to Nav Torp. Sta. Newport. r. I.
Gun. George II. Zilm-Det. conn U. s. 9.
willett; to conn Z. o. U. s. 3. Relief and
on board when cOmmsd-
Bosn Roy 4. Honese-Det. Nav. Trs. Sta.
Newport, Il. l.; to L. s. s. Conestoga.
Rms. Nelson s. Hogan-Det RS San Fran
cisco: to u. s. s. Pinols as Eng. on.
Lieut.. Ernest L. Jones-Det. Fifth Nav.
Dist: to U. s. s. Conestoga.
Comdrr David Med lie Breton-Det com
mand U. s. s. Ingrabam; to command q. q.
$. Babbitt adm duty command Destroyer
Div. 10.
Mach. John Mussehl-Det. U. 6. 8. Pea.
cock; to U. 4. 4. Bagaduce.
Ems Leroy A. Nelson-Det. q. g. g.
Talbot; to conn. Z. o. U. s. s. Atchfeld and
on board when commsd
Ems. Thomas B. O'CounelI-Det. U. 8. 8.
and on board when commsd.
Gun. George W. Rsymond-Det. U. s. 6.
LII; to Z. s. s. La.
Gun. Harry NJ Resch-Det. Z. 8 s. Hazel
wood; to conn. Z. o. U \. s. Ltchfeld and
on board as Torp on. when cemmsd.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
At the Theaters

National = Rsymosd Hitehcock in "Hitchy
Koo, 1919"
Belasco-"NiEhtte Night"
PoIi's-''nek Tack Toe"
Mcore's Rialto The Street Called
strsirht-"
Loew's Palace - Mary Pickford In Polly
anna"
Crsndalls Metropolitan Esrimora In
Stronger Than Death"
Loew's Cclumbia-Msrruerfte Clnrf in "Au
Of q Sudden Percy"
Cosmos-continoous v.sdevire ana pictures.
CrandaTs Knickerbocker Ton Moore In
''rody's Bow"
b. y. Kelth's-ysodeviIls.
csndsI's = Charlotte walker 10 ''Ev. h
Exile
Moores Gsrden-''Huckieberry Finn."
Mcoe's strsnd-''The Fithtiae Roosevelts."
lGsyety-'-2oth Century MAZDA"
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Modern Axiom. that Corrt.

For many years my friend JAMES
u. BELT accomplished splendid re-
suits as q Christian worker among the
down and out" of this city. | an,
informed that he is the originator of
the saying: "A man may be down.
but he is never out" Evangelist Belt
now conducts a mission at ISIS West
Baltimore street. Baltimore. I met
him on Thirteenth street, this city,
and he told me of his efforts to better
the moral condition of the inmates
of the prisons and similar institutions
in the neighbor city. In a roomful of
women prisoners at. the Baltimore Jail
where he was speaking, he said:
ut is not what you have been, but
what you will be from now on
A woman with a baby in her arms
who had been a persistent vioIator of
the law, approached Mr.. Belt with
tears in her eyes, and said:
Your words have deeply impressed
me. 1 have been a wicked woman In
the past, but you have given me hope.
From now on. with Gods help, / will
be a good womanS'
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

hltneft+ 1os ioNttt -
Relative humidity-s an, 81; = pm. Sc;
Pm. 90.
Rsinfsi 20 pm. 90 Q PM. o.
Hours Of sunshine. e.7.
Per cent Of possible sunshine. o..
Departures from Normal.
Aeeunulsted defcHbcy cf tenpersture
since Jannary 1. Ip5b -1a.
Deficiency of temperaturs tince February
1, 1870. Ia.
January 4. 1870. TOTE.
Ereess et Precipitstion since February 1.
Tenp.r.tur. same DAT. last ysar-HIsbsst.
~; lowest, 2s
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
A LINE O. CHEER
EACH DAY O. THE YEAR.
NJ John kendrIck Bangs.
THE ROAD TO PEACE.

THE ROAD TO PEACE.
II every man would do his job as well
as he knows how,
And turn to it when tempted to en-
bark on any row,
And let the other fellow stick to what
he has to do,
Wed find the end of strife. and dreams
OF Peace would all come true.
Copyright. 1890 by The Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
The Weather
EareunDl

District Of coiunbss ana nsryisss-Tcdsy
partly closdy, sonorrow fair. lift,< ehsnse
in tempersfuS: nodefsts Dorthvs<t vi.ds.
virfinis-Fsir To-Day an< tooorrov. not
nuch change IN tsnpe1turs; eertis north
west winds.