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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
MORE TRUTH
 THAN POETRY
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE
Ny JAMES ]. MONTAGUE The Survival of the Upfittest

f"c ouhfifai os sne SUhitiNst Although the pterodaetyl,
 So scientists report, Was patient, kind and tractile-- A model beast, in short Though no i'll will he cherished, His passing was ordained. But when he dropped. and perished The wicked flea remained. The dinosaur, by habit,
 Preferred the simple life Eschewing, like the rabbit,
 All violence and strife. The kindest instincts filled him;
 His soul was pure and shy; Yet evolution killed him
 And spared the vicious fly. The auk was meek and lowly
 And placid and discreet, His time devoted wholly,
 To hunting things to eat. Yet when extinct they found him On Unalaska's shore, Mosquitoes swarmed around him As tMckly as before. We bow to evolution,
 Far be 1t from a bard To hold this institution
 In cynic disregard. But had mere man attempted,
 So vast an enterprise, He wouldn't have exempted
 Mosquitoes, fleas and flies!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25
Peaceful

England is not goiug to have any trouble with the Scotch. They're too busy building distilleries for the American trade.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

Miss Elizabeth Young of Knoxville arrived yesterday and is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Prince DeBardele, ben.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-10-25

Mrs. P. J. Shropshire of Phoenix, Arizona, is the guest of Mrs. H. ". Taylor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
RIVER NEWS

A stage Of 10 feet and falling was
shown at the local wharf yesterday aft
crnoon. r.
The General Pershing left here yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock for Pitts
burgh The General wood passed down
about one hour after the General Perish
ing from Pittsburgh en- route to Gin
ctnnat The Senator Cordill arrived at
noon from Charleston on her way back
10 Pittsburgh. The Betsy Ann arrived
shortly after the Senator Cordtll from
Pittsburgh, returning to Portsmouth.
The dredgeboat Cincinnati. when
came UP the river about two weeks ago
TO clean out the channel at the Whee!-
ing and Martins Ferry wharves, Will
leave here Tuesday for up the river
to DO some more dredging.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

Protection "Th" Spirit OF 1868" The
Spirit OF i9i7-i9lh." aud the Belgian
tablcau They shall Not lass"
Court furnishing Scenery
Several Wheeling firms and individ-
uals have contributed materially toward
the success ~ the prison minstrel, IN
addition to Mr.. ilaberstick. The Court
theatre. Fred +. Johnson manager. is
furnishing the scenery. Davis. Burkham
& Tyler the music. Wheeling Lodge No.
IS r. +. O. Eiks the draperics, Jaques
Front tn" wigs to be worn by perform
crs. the Home Pearl Laundry chair COW
crs. bells by the steam Electric COM
Nany and chimes and structural steel
by the Wheeling Machine Products COM
pany.
Sttlwell & Schildts. Moundsvi!le meat
market proprietors, furnish a cow
which will feature The Only Trained
Cow in Captivity" and NJ Sybcrt
proprietor Of the Strand theatre at
Moundsvile. will furnish the spotlights
The staff IN the minstrel will be:
peter r, HaherstiCk, director; John
lack" Nolte. assistant director: Wal
lace r. Smith musical director; Dewey
Chambers. manager and coach: Clark
otto. stage manager; ''Tin"y" Butler,
properties; Fred kochert. orchestra d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21
TEMPLE CONCERT
THIS EVENING
oPERkTTc EVENT At ELRS CLUB
PROMISES TO BE ONE OF THE
-. EST CITY HAS HEARD
Prank Cuthbert. viii RhGades. Alberta
Murray and Mrs. DuGa Among
the Attractions

This evening 81 iac E!h~ auditorium
under tn" auspices at Tie E'm street
Temple StStrrhrud. an unrrJi.r concert
NwiN he given. The event has been
looked forward To- since - vdS ire' an
unuuccd.
The concert, the scrrnI aauU.I affair
Of its kind by the sist"yhuud. promises
- be one or the finest ever gwen IN
the city. embracing on" ~ the most
untque programs. includ,pE ar'3F solos.
both vocal aud piano, and selections lay
duoS. trioS and Guar'Ct;c.
Heading thc list of singers viii he
Frank Cuihbert. Of Pittsburgh. one -
the best artists in That city viii
RNoades TENOR who has on" "f tn"
w.dcs, ional ranges of any tenor singer
in the country. will also l." pTcs"n;
Alberta Murray. c"utralto. AVID Earl
Mitchell pianist. will also he heard in
a number ~ pleasing selections. WITH
the four Pittsburgh artists viii appear
Mrs. Elsa Guud}inc puSa ono Of tho
best singers % this city.
We have guaranteed Tyr"w~itcrs rr"m
M ~ 1oth az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

! rector; Mrs ocea MoCuhs, sceompaAist:
II. 4. Carver. electrical effects; John
Long. stage carpenter: Angle Hardy.
wardrobe; r. y. Gale. John Green. HArry
Bell. Harry Holt c. Jarboa- GcorBe
Jackson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

III" array "f ,cgaI talent handing the
e.. y manager defense.
Ninrtv"n or ia" origjual pane OF
Jurors called for duty A. this term Of
our; have been "rU!rrnI 10 report this
morning. and a new panel nt jurors has
been drawn. from which to select the
HrdEo trial jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-21

We have Euara nteeI Tyr"writers frcm
$1,000 M. ". s. Stnddrrd = 18th st.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-16
L. & N. GIVES OUT SOME /
FOUNDING FIGURES

The Louisville & Nashville Rail-
road Company has made public re-
port of the food animals killed along
the lines of this railroad in 1920.
The figures are amazing, and are as
follows Cattle $3.50; hogs, 1889;
sheep 1,491. These food animals that
were wasted through the careless
ness of the people who allow their
stock to roam at large, would have
supplied a city of 10000 population
with all the beef, pork and mutton
it could have consumed in that time.
In addition to the food animals there
were 1,499 horses and mules killed.
The aggregate valuation of all these
animals is $750,000. This great
economic waste could be entirely
eliminated if persons would keep
their fences in repair so that stock
could not get out on the railroad
right of way.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-16
MARSHAL FOCH DEFENDS MEM
DRY OF GEN. LEE

IF General Robert E. Lee was a
traitor, Napoleon Bonaparte was a
coward"
The statement was made by an
admirer of both the great military
leaders, Ferdinand Foch, of France,
while he was visiting Harrisonburg,
Va, according to "a man who heard
it, who has written national head
quarters of the American Legion.
During a ceremony the marshal
was handed telegram. Lee is the
greatest traitor America ever has
known" it read, signed by can
American Patriot" Foch read the
telegram, smiled, and showing it to
his aides said: IF General Lee was
a traitor, wish France had more of
them. He was one OF the greatest
military leaders the world has ever
known. This surely is a Joke" The
generalissimo kept the telegram,
however.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-16
FARMERS MAY SOON BECOME
DICTATORS

The tobacco pool is now an assur-
ed success. The milk producers will
follow in it's footsteps, and every in
dicatiOn is now pointing to the fact
that it will not be long until the
farmers will be the dictators, and
not the middlemen.. Everyone lis
welcoming the coming of this
change. The men who toll and pro-
duce the food that feeds the world
should yeap the benefits, and not the
men who lay in the shade all sum-
mer waiting for harvest time. The
tables are turning, SO adjust your at
fairs to the new order that is COM
ing.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-16
WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS
GIVE US YOUR ORDER FOR
THOSE WINDOW AND DOOR
SCREENS THIS WINTER, AND
HAVE THEM PAINTED AND
READY FOR INSTALLATION IN
THE SPRING.
BOURBON LUMBER co.
(nov25-tf)
A GEM FROM THE CONGRESS
SIGNAL RECORD

Congressman Longworth, (Rep.,
Ohio, is speaking. Listen:
THE gentleman (Mr. Garner) has
but one object in view. He is an
adept at muddying the waters in or
der ito attempt, as he always does,
to drive wedge which shall sepa-
rate the cohesive majority on this
side Of the the House." (Appaluse.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-16
STYLISH SHOES GREATLY RE
REDUCED IN PRICES

A beautifully selected j line Of
stylish shoes and slippers for ladies,
men and children, especially bought
for the holiday trade. They make
substantial gifts for Christmas
POSNER BROS,
90 Dan Cohen's Stand
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-12-16
NIFTY CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Smoking Sets for men, Ivory TOT.
let and Manicure Sets for ladies'.
- SHIRE 4 FITHIAN
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
MTN-f AM IOOKiNG

Mt;N-t AM LOOKING
for particular type of man who is inher-
emily honest, who can faithfully represent
an organization ~ national reputation and
record regardless of your present occupation
YOU may be that particular man whom l
can place in n position TO earn not less thar
e., COO per year. Call between | and r. M.,
b0T Htb av.. room 002.
MAS.--If you are a good looking man, wear
good clothes and have a pleasing person
allty we viii show you how TO make 800 Il
week. ~ you cannot make 500 week we
don't want you. Apply t6J broadway. suite
~. Ask for MIR. Casterlne.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
MAN-oppoRTr'NrTy.

Man. % 70 10: must have a good
education, some business expert
ence and desire 70 learn selling;
one who realizes that tho success
ful man never tarted at the top
tits Is not q job but an opportu-
nifty. a we'll known New York
firm (manufncturcrs) wants Or
2 men 10 learn It's business; give
concise. full Information In appli-
cation. T.. o. Box 3iG. city Hall
Post office.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Connecticut.

BOARDERS.-Couple that will room to-
gether: quiet neighborhood; no children:
pleasant view of Connecticut River, which
Is ten minutes walk from house, terms
So per week. Could take two couples. Ad-
dress MRS. l.. z. STEVENS christian.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ADVERTISER HAS FURNISHED
FOUR ROOM APARTMENT IN
WEST eos. NEAR eth Av.. TO
LEASE FOR FIVE on TEN YEAR
PERIOD: JrNURTOUSIY FUR
NfSHED; EVERY MODERN CON
NEN1ENcE; ALL FURNITURE AND
= EQUIPMENT PRACTICALLY NEW.
THIS APARTMENT WAS ESPECT-
ALLY DESIGNED, CONSTRUCTED
AND FURNISHED FOR ApvER-
TISER LAST FALL AT A COST OF
$40, 600: MUST BE SEEN TO BE Ap-
PRECIATED. RENT 500 MONTHLY
TO sRESpoNSTBIE PARTIES ONLY.
WILL CONSIDER SELLING LEASE
AND ALL CONTENrS AND EQUIP
MENT. TELEPHONE CIRCLE 2is0
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
SALESMAN WANTED.

Manufacturer OF a patentable staple article
In great demand desires a representative for
this state and adjoining States to be cxclu-
sive sales agent for this territory; good for
$1,000 and up year 70 live wire per-
manent income and independent business with
no competition must have at least $500 10
finance credits. For further intorme tIon
address
BEST BAG COMPANY.
ST. Paul. MINI
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
Borough Of Brooklyn.

LARGE apartments. lease. suitable house
keeping parquet. electricity bath -ooms: !:
brown stone houses. lease option buying I
5312
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

ESTABLISHED inn for SALE centre OF Madi-
son. one OF Connecticut's most aristocratic
and popular shore resorts year rounu propo
aition first floor 3 attractive dining rooms,
dance floor, kitchen, toilet second floor ;
bedrooms . baths: third floor. rooms and
largo attic; large garage and barns In rear;
will sell for s17, 600 81 900 down, balance 10
suit purchaser. G. n. CUMMINGS. Madison.
Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

Long Island.
ROIRAwAY PARK. desirable nccomu1oda-
tlous by week. week end and remainder
Of acasar. PHONE Relic Harbor :Sia.
HIGH class family hotel, reasonable rates.
Fnr Rockawav 1907.
westchcster.
ATTRACTIVE double room. with board. pri-
vate family: suitable one or two: one hour
Grand Central. Phone Piensantvillc 424.
ROcKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL,
Bruce and Wellesley avs
Telephone 33i4 yonkers NJ Y.
New York.
ROCEcLIFF HOUSE, Milton on Hudson. all
convenences, right on the river, Gs miles
from New York. West shore SIDE. SIS and
up. Tcl. 2RF3
SUMMIT RIDGE HOUSE. Hirhmont. Cate.
XIII, ". ", A. Stein, Prop,--Hungnrian
kosher cuisine; moderate rates; anuscmcnts.
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand-saie or Rent.
HrLL~cREsT. JAMAICA

~ HILL~CREST. JAMAICA
Beautiful one family stucco. nine rooms
and bath, Including breakfast room and
upper sun parlor; copper screens. awning
and metal weather strippings throughout;
lot 40xlo0; garage. Address Il. VlTZ-
THuM. 90 Grand av., jamaica. l.. l.. or
phone Jamaica 1850.
:. 900 SQUARE, feet. light and airy; ground
floor, electric lights. steam heat; suitable
for light manufacturing. garage or machine
shop. six room modern apartment above may
40 with Il II desired; located one-half block
from Bridge Plaza Long Island City.
JOHN A. POWER,
200 West 4od 81 Bryant 597o
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westchester-sale or Rent.

40 MINUTES house TO Grand Central Sta
tion; i offer several desirable homes in
Yonkers. river view: immediate occupancy;
from $4,000 to S25. 900. j.. G.. HEALD,
Flagg Bldg. Yonkcrs. Tel. Yonkers 39b3
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.


JAPANESE janitor; good engineering: will
ing worker experienced on steam or cleo
tric machinery repairing. good reference. y.
NJ. box b 500 West 4lst St
JAPANESE, young brothers; cook, butler or
general houseworkers II deslreds VIII take
entire charge; city reference. Frank and
Fank. TAX w. G5th.
JAPANESE chauffeur: long experiences care
ful driver and repairs, any car willing,
useful; best reference, go anywhere. Ken,
124 Lexington av.
JAPANESE couple wish positions. cook and
maid butler and maid; best references,
1i6 w. Goth. Columbus 51l5.
JArA4NEsE brothers. wish positions Ions "a as
9th. Tel Col s534.
JAPANESE. competent young man, desires
position in refined family best references.
Taxa, apt. 49, 1896 B'way. Wadsworth 5.5o.
JAPANESE, experienced cook. valet entire
charge bachelor apartment. Take, lis
West 9th.
JAPANESE student wants position In ram
lily or apartment. any work. low wages
Yanada w 9Sth
JAPANESE wants position butler. useful
or general houseworkcr, with good refer-
ences. Onozaki. 200 f. 15th.
JAPANESE cook. take entire charge small
family or bachelor apartment: has best
reference. Ito. 34l Lexington av
JAPANESE order cook or kitchen man. LAG
West Goth. Co. ail5
JAPANESE, first class butler. wishes posi-
tion; references. Butler. tel. Col. 9Ii0.
JAPANESE wants general housework. cook.
Masu. l46 w. 65th. Columbus 5ll5.
MACHINIsT. drafting and technical knowl-
edge; all round millwright and repair man.
G. Grayis. I69 I'd av.
MAN, 81. colored, American, wishes position
With gentleman or parties; experienced
butler. porter in charge; trustworthy; ref
erenees. Write Leon. 21i West l3ith.
MAN. 81. colored. American. wishes position
with gentleman or parties experienced but
Ter, porter In charge; trustworthy; refer
ences. Write Leon, 2il West 134th.
MAN. general maintenance. repairing. paint
South Ozone Park. L. I. Phone Jamaica 42l6.
MAN. ex-army, wishes position: detective.
watchman preferred Thompson, II Law.
renee 81.
MAN. colored. wishes the care Of apn nrtment
house. Charlie Warren. 1ol w. 14oth st.
Audubon 2130.
MAN experienced. Kitchen work. silver and
yegetables; dishes. r. Schritt, 90 Bowery.
MAsSEUR Ncense 26s2) would take few
more patients: proficient. speciality weight
reducing; high class references. Tel. from
a-ll A. NJ. Madison So. 3163. Billig's Apt.
MASSAGE keeps blood circulation; license
1920. Peters, 32i w. Goth. River. 3o5.
MILLWRIGHT wants steady job: go any
place. John BARLEY. G3f +. 136th.
PAINTER wants work, inside, outside;
owner. private; reasonable. Hermann, 1910
Lexington av.
SUPERINTENDENT seeks email office or
apartment building; good mechanic; refer
ences. Frederick Harris. 462 Pacific ST.,
Brooklyn.
TELEGRAPHER. brokers, bankers. COM
mercial. desires steady position. f 1211
Herald. Fulton st.
wATcHMAN. 45. married. elevator. clean
ing references Scott. 241 Sd av.
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sroRTiNG GOODS.

HiGHESr prices paid golf outfits, cameras
flshlnl tackle, binoculars guns. nautical
instruments. THIGGER. fST 9Th av. 5G5s
Bryant.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

SALES REPRESENTATIVE.
A man from his shoulders down Is worth
81 per day: from his shoulders up his earn
Ing capacity is limited only by his own anbi-
ton; have you the ambition? We have the
goods. Call suite TO knickerbocker Building
AID and Broadway, TO o.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

R0OT' leak Leaky Or worn out roofs ra-
paired and painted Win bur asbestos roof
coating. guaranteed reasonable prices ref.
crences established so years. TYLER &
co., Roofing Contractors. 81 Clermont al.
,l.nnn IrnsInrf 900.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

YOUNG MAN C2D, ex-naval off,
GER, graduate u. S. Naval Acad-
envy. wishes position where hard
work. perseverance and ability
count. must have big future.
prefer sales engineering no bonds
securities beginning salary sec
ondary. 7 osI Herald. Herald 50.
YOUNG man, has car and services. IL years
business experience. capable. dependable.
wishes connection any business, with or
without car. Smith, 2S Fifth av. Mas
peth. L. /.
YOUNG man GT), strong. handy with tools,
wishes to learn cabinetmaking. carpenter
or building trade. Charles Oelkrug, 1861
Stockholm ST., Brooklyn.
YOUNG man. colored, wishes position as
houseman or butler; city or suburbs: ref
erences. Brooks, 3f2 West 10th st.
YOUNG man (2S) wishes position at any
thing Weinberger. 245 East SD.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

ATTENTION i--Building corporation dissolv-
Ing partnership will sacrifice Immediately
8 beautiful. new Colonial cottages. every
modern Improvement Including sun pariors,
shades. screens, &C.; ready for immediate
occupancy: built to sell for Si0a00: price
now for quick sale only Ss 900; no reasonable
terms refused; quick action Necessary;
photo and full particulars sent upon re-
quest; only 80 minutes from Herald square.
Address L 5Is Herald, $50 Bway.
AGED WIDOW must sacrifice beautiful
country home modern improvements;
spacious grounds garage; fruit: chicken
coop. ideal location; only 80 minutes from
Broadway. Full particulars address /. oI9
Herald, 2S0 Bway. N
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

9TH, I W.-Beautifui room facing park
running hot. cold water. conyeniences.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

YOUNG man wants room aud board, WITH
respectable Jewish family. Address ].
EOIOMON. Rcthlehem. Pm.
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on PAINTINGS.
oEILNTAL rugs.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
ROOF REPAIRING.

PAINTING. decorating our specially: skilled
men JOIIS HOFFMAN. iiS5 Rogers ay
Fla fhunh gOGf
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sell issue OF 10 per cent. cumulative pre-
ferred with 100 per cent. common bonus.
Write or call Suite 20T sos 9th av., cor. 42d.
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PARTNER wanted, must be capable OF tax
Ing charge OF office and financing; busi-
ness can turn out from half million 70
million n year: must have S3o,OoO 70 be
equal partner: first class manufacturing
buslneas; profits 10 to 1870 net from jobbers.
Gii Herald, 10th 81.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

WILL exchange three plots, each soxl00.
Bound Brook Terrace. for 1922 Buick se-
dan I 293 Herald. Herald so.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

MONUMENTAL stone business organized in
1907. with approximate assets OF $4,000,
consisting OF land, buildings, raw and cut
stone fwo ton motor truck, machinery, Of
flee and shop equipment. for sale; the reve-
nue. this year from the business will be In
excess OF $4,000 over and above expenses.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

the shore of Long Island Sound, good To-
cation. between I.arclmont and Mamaroneck.
Write Box lis, 1152 Myrtle av.. Bkyn.
WANTED-Six or seven room house, mod
arm improvements one or two baths West
chester county, committing distance pre-
ferred: one year lease longer: state par-
ticulars,D Cos Herald ESQ Bway.
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DWELLINGS, So 100 TO 500 900.
EARNS S2 zoo TO go 900.

WOODBRIDGE, N J.--Forced to sell quickly,
beautiful new home 4J minutes from Hud-
son Terminal Pennsylvania Station, 6
large rooms, large porch all improvements;
Z blocks from station excellent planted gar
den corner 100x100; tax exempt; Immediate
occupancy. Worth $4,000. Price $3.50:
terms. $3.50 down, $50 monthly. Box 40.
AvencI Park New Jersey.
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California--Sale or Rent.

PASADENA. Cal.-Plot sfx223 feet for sale
or exchange for Eastern property. E. r..
e., box 1872. Coytesville, N. J.
The New York herald., 1921-08-06

Large store In corner building suitable for
high class retail business rent $3.50 month
~. also small store. 800 monthly: lease.
OWNER. phone Main 1904.
OFFICE space to rent, Including seryice
private office, telephone, etc Address
1ss-i9o Montague St, Brooklyn. Phone Main
354o.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsEED.
From sattery to i4th ST.. Inclusive.


WASHINGTON SQUARE NORTHEAST q
University placer Corner; splendid: alter
stions completed about August Is: one and
two rooms. with private bath. non-house-
premises
Also adjoining, 2T-29 Waverley placc-Two
rooms and bath. 5000 per annum UP.
Apply 20 Waverley place or GUYDN l., c.
EARLE, agent. s5s 9Th nv Ftz Roy 0Sot.
18TH ST. 12s W.--Elcvator apartment.
ROOMS AND BATH. 81 ,as0s2 100
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-10-27

the money appropriated by the United States govern
ment last year. SO cent went payment for past wars
25 per cent for preparations for possible future wars
three per cent for civil departments three cent for public
works and one per cent for education and science.
In view of such facts any wonder people would like to
the disarmament conference accomplish something definite
and specific for the of insured peace?
Is it surprising that various organizations trying to
align public sentiment the subject and want people to write
to the president and to the American delegates TO the confer
ence?
It is not at all surprising The amazing thing that the peo
to % stopped and that the growing cost of mill
tarism is curbed
people tell the president and the peace dele
gates when they write them?
Tell them to favor open sessions of the conference that
the public through the press may learn what going There
always danger when such sessions held behind closed
doors.
But the best thing anyone tell Secretary Hughes that
he redeem the promise he and other notable republicans made
to the effect that the United States could most surely get into the
League of Nations by choosing Mr. Harding president If we
to have reduced armamens there must be substitute for
The league covenant proposed as such substitute
and adopted by most of the nations The American delegates
should either accept that covenant devise better
better plan of other sort 1t will avail nothing to talk dis
armament to continue status under which each ma
on must look out for itself perish The nations wont dis
and cannot sarm unless they assured of protection
The only way such protection be given is through world
league association of nations.
If the president and his delegates to the conference will rise
to their possibilities can accomplish wonderful things
the whole world But if President Harding takes the position
he must do nothing that of Wisconsin, matter how
merorious may be- the disarmament conference will fail The
for this that the league covenant favored by Mr. Will
what believe to be the only that VIII
open the door 1t provides for protection of smaller
units by higher units and that is the formula that has
brought peace between individuals tribes and states 1t is
formula that be made to world wide peace The
sponsbiliy the shoulders OF President Harding and his
associates.