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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
HOLD NEZNAMEMU VOJAKU.
BYI. VZDAN REPUBLIKOU FRANCOUZSKOU IA
UCASTENSTVf AMERICANA.

Pafz 2 rijna uprostred velk6 voensk6 okazaosti
pfitomnos scd tisicn ldi Pershmg, We jm6n6
merck6 vady naoda pooz kongresni medai cti hrob
ku neznam6ho vojaka France
Jest to ten neives tribut iaky Anierika vzda mohla
mrtvym Francie symbol amerckeho pfatestv dol
hmboce sc tohoto du Deset sic francouzskych vojak
Eyseiskych Poll Cd Nam6sti
AZ k Vit6zn6mu Oblouku.
Tam koem hrobky stalo strait 500 americkych voia
k arnady Ryne keTf byl obzvast vyvoeni t6to cti
Byo nadhene tro voienska savnos jakych amona Pa
ff2 maokdy byla svedkem
Provazen minsrem vaky Barthouem a obklopen eskor
repubkansk6 gardy president Mlerand ie Viteznemu
Oblouku pod6l rady voiak6.
Tam ocekavai iej velvysanec Herrck, Pershing
gen Allen vevyslanec Jusserand marsaove Foch, Petan
Fayoe dEsperey eenovt kabnetu Kdyz zahlaholia pol
nice oznamuc zahaen obfadu prvni vysoupi amerck vel
vysanec Herrck hasem iasnym daeko sysitelnym prav
"mto cinem kongresu bylo obmyseno proievit pocity
obdvu du Spojenych SatG voaky France ktef zeme
haice svo vast proti nezavnen6mu utoku nepTee enz
prse uchvat ejich p1du znct ecr svobody, naSe VIA
da posala sveho nesavneho voaka pres more ably pooz
uto hrobku symbol naSi dcty.'
Po reel Henickov6 pfedsoupi general Pershng prav
"Voaku France zdravm te. Svym slechenym zvotem
hrdnskou smrti ty s pro cey nesmrel-
nym smboem vrouci oddanos nejvysSim deaem Gov6cen
Tvoe rekovnost toa poch bevnich bude povzdy
inspiraci zivoucim.
'Matky. pacici I've hrobee uvedom 81 pychou hrdn-
stv sv5ch synu tvoi spojenecH kamarad
nejhubsm pohnutim jak kdyz isl esal doda isl Jim srde
"Drahy pTfeli" - HAS generally chvel pohnu-
tim vGj bo jest dokoncen Ty pS kdne uprosfed hluc
neho velik&ho tebe vezsv bylo ziskano
y dial isl posedni kapku v6 krve vobodu savneho
b6tovan veho madl rod nad6e tech ktere zstavi isl
sebOu
"Druhu m0i vem srdc neni hofkost vuti nikomu, mic
ienom laska ku Ty boova isl pro vek6 pohrom6
vace avsak tvo nikdy nebude konGena pokud vschn
d6 nezbav bremene ez priprava vace uklada y dal
i vsechno mir avSak tvoe ob6tovan bude marne lee
kdyz echen6 smyen spoupdsoben nahrad vsechnu nena
visit.
"Neznamy voaku, ob6 n6mz tax mnohe matly feknou,
Jest md SYM? tob6 ehoz hrobka Francii otafem Via
s prinaSm ucu asu americkych voja kteri boiovai
po tV6m boku satecnym yojaky Francie.
Eve men6 presidenta idu Spojenych Satu Americkych,
ako nesnten6 vy spravednos nasf v6ci pro
nz y isl zemfe dukaz ucy tebe tvoje druhy kadu
tvoii hrobku tuto medail c americkeho kongresu'
General pax pfipnu vysivany posaf medail kterou
pfines Amerily pokeknuv jedno koeno poozl il
hrobku ObTady skonciy ncnou reel mnsra vaky Bart
hou-a zahranim ''Marseillaisy" americkou kapeou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03

pfesvedceni, re iednani spl-
neni Rizske smlouvy bude
prodlouzeno do neurcita, bez
zjevne roztrzky.
Povest, kolujici zde, re Ka-
rakhan, soy6tsky zastupce We
VarSave bude odvolan. byla
poprena sov6tskym zahranic-
MIN uradem dnes vecer.
Riga, 30. zari. Polska cd
poved ma notu sovetske Via
dy, pravi ufedni radiogram 2
Moskvy dnes, slibuje, re Bo.
ris Savinkov, protibolsevicky
vudce a ieho stoupenci budou
vypuzeni ska, zdali OBJ
zaloby ma jeiich chovani bu.
dou Ruskem dokazany. V cd.
povedi Sc popira, re Francie
vyvozuje natlak ma Polsko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
KRVEPROLITf V ITALH.
Boje obnoveny mezi socialisty
a fascisty a tez anarchiste Sc
ma tom podileji.

Milan, 2. riina. V Italii op6t
nastalo zlovestne vfeni. V Ri
me p6chota, iizda lima od-
v6tvi zbrani konaji sluzbu '
u icich. V Modene. blize Bo-
logni. policie Sc vzbouiila "A
paradovala mestem "a volani
"Pryc dustojniky". Diva cle-
move parlamentu byli zastrele-
nj a y jednom mist6 sedm mu-
zu bylo zabito asi ttyricet
poraneno.
Pricinou boufi jest nespoko
ienost po6inanim fascistu,
jiz tvofi ltalii skupinu "a
kona a poradku". kdezto socia
liste a anarchiste potiraii sc
vzajemn6. Fascist jsou proti
tenn j on6m.
V Bari zastfe en- byl sociali-
sticky poSlanec Di Vagno,
kdyz cekal ma vlak, naGez vel
ky pocet fascistd pozatykan.
Fascist Y Modene pax mari
dill konani protestniho pruvo-
du, coz bylo zakazano 1fady.
Nicmene vsak asi pet set fas-
cistu, vetsinou jinochu, kona-
Ii pruvod, ma kteryz po'icie Ia
haiila palbu, usmrtivSi jich I
zranivSi asi ctyricet. Mezi t6
mi, kdok padli, byl poslaneC
Vicinia re strany fascistu, ieni
utrpel nepochybne smrteInt
zran6ni.
Policiste, ktefi pohlizeli ma
fascisty jako ma sve spojence
vypovedei poslusnost svyn
dustojnikum, od nichz powell
palbe byl vydan kladl
vzdor kralovske policii. jez Dc
mesta byla povolana. Poradek
byl zjednan, kdyz objevilo st
V u,icich nekolik obrnenycf
lvojenskych automobile =
stroinimi puSkami.
Mezitim d6lniei prohlasui
stayky ruznych castech ze
me. Bomby byly vrhany ve mt
ste Vieenza dtok byl podniA
nut ma armadni skladiSt6 zbrs
nj stfeliva. S nekterych strar
vlada jest kritisovana, re ne
lvystupuie dosti energicky pro.
ii podyratnym ziylum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
POLACI Sc MfRNf.
Nehrozi jiz Rusku prerusenim
diplomatickych vztahI.

Moskva, 80. zari. Odpoved'
Po1ska ma zadost sovetske Via
,dy o prodlouzeni Cd /. do 5.
rijna ultimate, V nemz vyhro-
zovano prerusenim diplomati-
ckIch vztahd, byla obdrzena
zde. Odpoved' jest tax mirna,
ze panuje presvedceni, re di-
plomatick6 vztahy nebudou
preruseny. Ackoli Polsko ured
ne nepovolilo prodlouzeni, 0
nez zadano, aniz neoznamilo,
ze dip'omaticke vztahy nebu-
dou preruseny I. rijna, ured-
nich kruzlch V Moskve panuje
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
HAViRI POSECKAJf S POZADAVKY.

indianapolis. fina. Odozeni az do unora pfedozeni
mzdovych pozadavkn havu byo odhasoyano sezden
Spoenych dunich d6lnku Amerky Timto delegat ohrom
v6tsinou schva odporteni precisely ohna l. Lewisc
uslova odklad aby hay podninky neZlevo
vail mesicu vyprSenim sch konraktu mate do
Sized prohla prot kazdemu pokusu nizeni
mzdy Dale havifi odhasovai Qpar $5o000 zvlaSnimi
rozpoty by dali vefenost akemu 6elu techto pc
ma byt pouzito Stao kdyz pokadnik poda zpra
VI. hotove fondy pokadne tini ienom $487 .000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
SEBEVRAZDA 18-LETE
DfVkY.

Youngstown, O., /. nina.
Mabel Warnerova, 18-ieta div
ka, zastfe,ila sc dnes geter Y
loznici sv6ho obydli. Die sd6le
nj policie trapila Sc rad tim,
re matka branila ieji znamosti
5 iistym jinochem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
OBROVSKA JESKYNE. OBJEVENA.

Dungennes, Wash L. fina. = Drevoubei pracuiici ho
rach Olympic pfines obieven obrovske jeskyne
ez muze byt ou neve v6tt Usti podoba tuneu Sc
deSat stop prumeru Aluzi Spha pres bavany brod
iemnym prachem po 900 stop. kdy u suzo veil
kos dvefi Ia 6mito eskyne rozSa velke komnay
vyokymi stropy 6chto komnaach byl netopyr opereny
ptak neznam6 odrudy iest6ry Jednou drevorubc maem
syal huboke. kamen vrzeny nedopadl
ke dnu "a pet vtefin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
MA VYSETROVANi KU KLUX KLANU

Washington. fijna. VySetTovani pravnm vyborenl
sn6movny poSanecke nnosti Ku kux klanu eho 1Tednk
organsatoru 6enu bylo resoluc podane dneS
posaneem L. c. Dyerem repubkanern Missouri Dive ne
vysetrovani vbory byy pred
tim podany otekava ybo'na pravda rozhodne pris
tyden zda pusti vysefovan Pfedseda 6hoz vybou
oznami re napred konana budou verejna slySeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
HAViRSKY VYBOR K PRESIDENTOVI

Indianapolis 2. riina. Nesouc appel cd unie uhlokopd
zemi vybor ustanoveny sezdem Spoench dGnich d6nk
Amery odeel odtud dnes veGer do Washgton aby poz-
da presdenta Hardnga ochranu 1873 havu keri stat
MINI v6zni zapado-vgnskych vezench pam6tnm snse
poukaZue re va nebezpeG ze nedostane Jim
v6ho soudu, ba ze zvoty ech ohrozeny Ma vyboru
jsou j. B. Wggns, Springfield, w. Va, f. C. Hughes
Clifford ILL., a +. j. Giles 2 Charlton, Ia
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
REKOVE OZNAMUJi ViTEZSTVi.

Atheny, 1. rijna. Tureeke naconascke vojsko, jez
pokuso 1tok recke komunkacni line Male ASH byo
zahnano velkmi zratam uredn zprava vydana zde
Boj uda Eski-Serske front6 O dale h
formace neprateske byly rozrazeny Reky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
RVACKA V KOSTELE.

New York, 2 riina Bohosuzby feckem pravoslav-
nem kostee dnes poedne byy pferuSeny rvackou kong
mela nasedek Nichoase Varzakakose 40e-
eho boha6ho feckeho obchodnka fy dav6nka kosteni
organisace Jeho osmnacey syn prav ze udeen byl
do havy avsak Dr. Benjamin Vance projevi min6n snr
mohla by pvod6na sdecn mrvici Mrvola bude pytvana
ga uGelem zjiSteni pfcny smrti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
BUDOU HLASOVATI O STAVCE.

Omaha. Neb. 1. rijna = Zam6stnane atkaeh po cele
zem budou hlasova omeZen snizen mzdy die j.
w Bunse sekreare dstrktu els sdruzen d6lnku jat
pracucch pfedsevzao priSti sobou.
Snizeni mzdy oznamla nedfve Morris Co oatn velke
iaeGni frmy budou nasledovati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-10-03
300 KILOMETRU V 64 MINUTACH.

Etampes, France. /. rina. Poruck Georges Kirsch
armady vyhra pohar venovany vit6z
panoyych zavodech Vzdaenost 800 lometr p6 obraty
ulete edn6 hodine 6tyrech mnutach SO vteTinach TIM
pfekonal doSavadn svetovy rekord.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
THE DAY OF THE HARMON1zER.

For centuries the great conQuerors ruled men. The
Aexanders the Caesars, the kasers had their and
commanded the will of the mutitudes They promised
obtained plumber booty for their followers But
the world got tired of their cruelty thrown them
out.
Then came period when men appealed more to
reason when intense anagonism of party and class
spirit the spirit of warfare in the world The
of that kind of leadership because
it gets nowhere.
These are the times when the greatest is the
who is the best harmonzer of conflicting points of
view The world has been long controversy the
for naval superiority the scramble for trade privileges
undeveloped terrotory the conflict between labor
and capital.
In long drawn out controversy, there is usually
merit each side 1t is the business of the states
and political and economic leaders to frame
promises that shall unite antagonistic elements They
must show warning interests that they will lose
than they gain by fighting each other. Such
efforts to reconcile hostile forces the Washington
ference, the Irish negotiations the Cancellation
labor and capital therefore events that may
landmarks in the history of the world.
Business and community life has a development
of this spirit in the past few years. Formerly business
wasted energy in petty rivaries Today they tend
to forget these smaller issues greater gains
thru combined effort Now if this spirit prevail
tween labor and capital international
the world will be different place in years-Lch-
field Saturday Review.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
AND THIS, TOO, WILL PASS.
bruce Barton)


Immediately thanked God and took courage. knew
from the remark that the very threshold
of better times
In the spring of 1918 well-informed predicted
another three of But the ended that
tumn
In the spring of 1920 wel-informed bankers
spoke Of years prosperity prosperity
was then nearing it's end
1t is settled trait of human nature to assume that
whatever situation exists at the moment must continue
to exist for a long time.
The facts, of course entirely to the contrary.
You absolutely depend thsthat whatever is.
going continue be- Nothing certain in this
world except thing-and that is change.
Philosophers recognize this truth; ordinary and
do not, which accounts for many misfortunes
Both start the journey of life together and pursue it
under precisely the same circumstances to goal
But the ordinary travels though he the
first human being who had the path When
he reaches little HILL he throws his hands shouts
and that all the journey
high ground.
When, few months later, he is plunged into the
valley he abandons his courage and his hope such
depths, he cries, there be escape.
The philosopher, knowing something of the records
left by those who have ourneyed before understands
in advance that the journey consists of alternating
and downs. He expects them discounts them and
els on without undue perspiration dust.
What pulled Lincoln through the Civil War? In the
blacklist hour he would lean back draw deep
remark: This too will pass"
In the winter of his old age Emersons house burned
down. 1t tragedy, destroying many priced posses
sions and nearly costing him his life imagined
when read his journal" that would find a full &C
count of it. Instead found entry consisting these
two eloquent words
House burned"
Most of us will never acquire quite much the
phiosophic spirit We will extracting quite
good deal conversational material from our mis-
fortunes than that.
But the time may still come when we will all have
little better historical and economic perspecvewhen
we will know that periods Of imitation defation
coed each other with much the regularity as day
and night-when will neither go wild with
gance in the daytime abandon all hope in the
When with Lincoln will say: ""This too will pass
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
VILLAGE PHILOSOPHY,

By Fred E. Hadey in Winnebago City Enterprise.
Fable: Once upon a time Soft Mark endorsed a
note of the Other Fellow and didn't have it. Moral
This only "once" upon a time.
After the wife has been away from home for a few
weeks the average put his sock from either
end
Glad to note that the skirts to be longer 1t will
relieve the strain prevalent throughout the country
While speaking about music, wouldn't the
crack of hreebase hit sound pretty good about
Come on, fellows, let's prove to lot Of poor kids
that there IS Santa Claus! s-
Some has well said that the way to spell sue
cess is "H-U-S-TL-E!"
Two pints make quart-and quart make q
cemetery -.rz.a-e.-..
This the time of the year when the Sunday schools
do not have any trouble in maintaining attendance
Probably the inventor of jazz music got the idea by
following the bell cow through a boiler factory
An optimist, my son. is fellow who expects to wear
the neckties he gets for Christmas.
A lot of women who dote fancy work seem
to notice rip in Papa's pants.
What has become Of the fashioned man who used
to put tallow his boots?
What has become of the old-fashioned kid who used
to whistle Sweet Marie?
The music for "A Baby's Prayer must run some
thing like this: "Di De. Di Del"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
OLD AGE.

AS who in the gathering dusk of day
Watches the sunlight fade along the hill,
While all the clamors of the day grow still,
And laughter sleeps like some poor stowaway
On the hushed bark silence-so I stray
Along the quiet slope of life, where thrill
The evening raptures that the dews distill
In rainbows sifted DER the dusk like spray.
The dawn is fed with all its silver rain;
The lyric winds of youth have shed their wings;
And sunlight wonders things forgot;
But if old dreams may never come again,
Some vague adventure of rememberngs
Turns every star to forget-me-not.
Larry Ho.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
HOW TO CURE UNEMPLOYMENT.

Writing in the American Legion Weekly on "Seek-
ing the Cure for Unemployment" James Davis secre-
tary of labor the single paragraph as
follows:
Wage earners can help by giving up unreasonable
demands so that employers can afford to mills
again. or so that buildings be builhouses schools
factories stores Merchants help by giving up un-
reasonable profits that people afford to buv
clothing furniture food general supplies The land
lord can help by lowering unreasonable rents so that
workmen afford to accept wage that shall become
become living wage as rents are lowered" .
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
The Hutchinson merchants have stuck to their ga

The Hutchinson merchants have stuck to their sales
day proposition for over year and report it
creas1ngly valuable to the city With every merchant
doing his share, pulling together and cooperating
tegenty there is question of results timid
the weak and the egotstica business that lacks
nerve and the foresight to play the game the rest
his brethren for community and individual good. The
FELLOW that ut can't be done in this town. lacks
faith in himself and in his community Cant and do
nothingsm" never did any any good accomplished
thing for the community.-Dassel Dispatch.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
CHRISTMAS, 1921.

The Tribune extends to ALL it's best wishes for a
Merry Christmas.
spirit of Christmas is the motive power of pro-
gress Its gentle mnistratons throuout the make
the world happier and better place.
Let us rejoice that in this year of our Lord, the
made great towards universal peace
and better understanding among the nations.
Welcome the day when the Spirit of Christmas
the loving of our neighbor ourselves-w pervade all
human purpose.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

the government had the billion dollars sunk in the
airplane asco the billion the shipping asco and
the billion sunk in the railroad operation fasco the
people of the country would be setting far
Federal taxes concerned, today-unless wise
statesman would invent kind of asco to the
money into-Dawson Sentinel.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
When the

When the employed in the packing plant struck
they lost their wages and if they persist will
lose their jobs the farmers lost because the live stock
declined the public because the retail price
of meat went up. is difficult to how the packers
have any cause for complaint however.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

The arrest of a by the of Lndenfeld at
Warsaw, Poland for completely in the Wall street bomb
ing outrage but another illustration of the fact that
the Bolshevist organization is worldwide. The New
Day." yours for the Revolution" and dictatorship of
the proetariat phrases that really something
very definite and determined body of agta-
tors activities every the globe
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

Ordinarily don't believe in newspaper men being
candidates for county Office but if the movement to get
Rudolph of Long Prairie to for senator succeeds
will be tempted to defy the law and slip into his
district and cast a vote for him.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

Papers to the north of and papers to the south
of report the head collision Of autos at night
neither of which had lights Neither of the drivers
in position to make legal complaint, and other people
who the highways have complaint either.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

The fellow who is everlastngly harping hard
times is going to wake up fine day and find that
business has settled into normal swing for the other
fellowthe fellow with enough to hustle the hard
est when things look darkest.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

If the average person who is in the habit Of having
charged at the store could be shown in dollars and
cents what it costs him directly for the favor
notation it would probably his eyes, And he would
have another thing Charged" for the of his
days. All of these things add the of doing bust
Dasse Dispatch
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23

sUBscEIPE1oNs-;2O per year $1Oo for six months month";
and the paper is stopped promptly at the sH
month in the middle OF the month and the
subscription paid the first day Of the month In
the given
Entered as second class matter post Mimi
of March g. 1879.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
Happy Thoughts for Christmas

There end the Christmas gifts Toys Sta
one Leather Goods Books Cut Glass; Themo Bottles
relatives and friends making selections from
al Christmas Stocks
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
FOUNTAIN PENS
AND PENCILS

Anyone would be de-
lighted with one of our
fountain pens or Ever
sharp pencils. Chased
among gifts that last,
they are constant re-
minders Of the giver.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
THEY ALL LIKE
OUR STATION
cry

Always cheerfuny
received and ever well
come is our quality
stationery at holiday
time. ANY woman can
make use Of such q gift
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1921-12-23
CHRISTMAS
TOYLAND

Bring the children
In to see our wonder
full selection Of toys.
We have everything
from fire trucks to
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-27
LABOR'S FIGHT
FOR CONGRESS
Federation Plans Nationwide
Campaign To Elect Men Favor
able To Cause.

Atlantic City, N. J., Aug. 81
Plans for a nationwide campaign
to elect members of the house of
representatives favorable to labor,
were being made at today's session
of the executive council of the
American Federation of Labor.
The council is planning to form
a permanent non-partisan politi-
cal campaign organization to func-
ton in all locals, state and nation
al elections. State declarations and
local central bodies will organize
committees to keep with the CEN
trail committee at Washington.
The council today also had be-
fore them a large number of sub
jects to be investigated, including
the Practicabi1ity of producing and
exhibiting motion pictures by the
Federation through its own stu
dos and theatres. The council
also was considering ways and
means Of establishing a chain of
daily newspapers.
The council has been investigat-
ing all bills now before congress
that affect labor. Results of this
inquiry will be reported to the rank
and file of the workers and they
will be urged to bring all possible
pressure to bear on their repre-
sentatives in Washington to defeat
Objectionable legislation.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-27
DEBS' RELEASE
WATTS ON PACT
President Not to Decide Case Until
Treaty With Germany Has
Been Ratified.

Washington. Aug. q. - Omitted
Press)-President Harding. Will
make no decision on the case OF
Eugene V. Debs. socialist leader,
or an amnesty for other political
prisoners until after the final rati-
fication Of the peace treaty with
Germany, Attorney General Daugh-
erty announced today after con-
ference at the White house.
Attorney General Daughertys
recommendation on a pardon Tor
Debs was placed before the presl-
dent today.
The recommendation was not re-
vealed and it is liable to change II
is said
Whether the president will make
a separate decision on the De0s
case eventually or include it IN q
general proclamation of amnesty
appeared to be still undecided.
Information from official sources
however, inclined to the belief thaIi
if Debs is released many others
sent to prison for similar OtenseSl
will be freed at the same time.
1t was indicated that if amnesty
is granted, it will affect only the So
called political prisoners and ho''
those who attempted any actual Vi.
olence- against the prosecution Ok
the war.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-27
DANCING HEADS
SEEM TO FORGET
THEIR RULINGS

Chicago. Aug. 27. - UNITED
Press. )-They shimmy not; neither
do they toddle.
The debutante will soon be TAX
ing dancing lessons from grand
mother-the quadrille is coming
back.
The latest dances, the society
walk and the promenade waltz. are
very tame indeed, and do Tot dis
turb ones mental balance or ply
steal equilibrium. Just be natural
and you're an up-to-date dancer.
That's what the Association of
Dancing Masters announced to the
public.
But this 10 what was seen a the
convention:
Dancing masters In their shirt
sleeves and dainty nlaidens in pink
tights and fluffy draperies.
Collarless instructors Whisking
young misses in knee length Ben
Hur skirts and bare knees.
The catstep and other dances
were never designed for the ball
room but were intended for the pro-
fessional studio" explained F. Les
lie Giendenen OF st. Louis.