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Evening star., 1921-12-31
SALE Of EMBASSY
BUILDING EFFECTED
Longtime Home of Mexican
Officials to Be Occupied by
Title Company.

Sale of the old Mexican embassy. at
14l3 street northwest. to Eugene a.
Smith. president of the Lawyers Title
and Guaranty Company. for use as
the new home of the company, was
announced today. The deal, which
was arranged by l.. A. Daley of Nc
Keeyer & GosS, was closed a few days
ago. when the title, which had been
held for forty years by the Mexican
government, passed to MIR. smith.
This property had been used by the
Mexican government as ITS EMBASSY
n,d cbancery. 1t has been a center
of much interest in the city, during
recent years. when the relations be-
tween the United States and Mexico
nave several times been somewhat
strained.
Evening star., 1921-12-31
FIVE RESIDENCES SOLD.
Real Estate Dealer Reports Trans
actions for Week.

Five residence properties were sold
this week through the office Of WILL
lam s. Phillips. as follows:
Mrs. Laura Zevely purchased from
Roy L. Newhauser premises 1910 Bel
mont place northwest. This is four
story brick house with ten rooms and
bath. having all modern improve
ments.
Mrs. Stella McGehee purchased from
William S. Phillips the three-story
brick house at 3457 Holmead place
The house contains ten rooms, and
has all modern improvements.
Mrs. Lottie B. Brockson purchased
from Mrs. Ida May Warren the six
room brick home at 444 Randolph
street northwest
Charles H. Axer purchased from
Norma Cox a three story brick house
containing four three-room apart
ments. at 1921 Hyatt place northwest
Dennis Mccarthy purchased from
Thomas L. Acton the six-room frame
house at 1928 Morse street northeast.
Evening star., 1921-12-31
REALTY FIRM MOVES.
G. T. Smallwood Now Located al
1922 Vermont Avenue N, w.

Removal of the offices of Graeme L.
Smallwood, local realtor, from 14th
street to 1922 Vermont avenue was
announced this week. The new head
quarters of the firm provide for the
enlargement of the various depart
ments and the institution of new ia
cilities for handling the business.
Sales totaling $1S0,000 We're an
nounced by the firm today.
Evening star., 1921-12-31
STEEL STOCK TO employees.

NEW YORK. December S1.-Elbert
H. Gary. chairman of the United States
Steel Corporation. has announced tina;
in accordance with the stock subscrip-
tion plan adopted some years ago, the
corporation had decided to offer it's en-
ployes the privilege of subscribing, dur
ing the month of January next, for
100. 900 shares of common stock at sS4
In 1921 the subscription price was SS1,
against $106 in 1920 and s92 in 1919.
Evening star., 1921-12-31
WILL COST 100000.
Eight-story Apartment Building
Is Under Contract.

Contract for the erection Of new
apartment building, eight stories
high, on 18th street between K and L
streets northwest, has been awarded
to Parsons & Hymen by the protector,
Frank P. Milburn. The structure will
cost 100000, it is stated.
The building. which has been de-
signed by Milburn, Heister & Co.
architects. is scheduled for completion
by October 1, 1922. 1t will be steel
frame. granite front, fireproof build
ing, with modern equipment, includ-
ing incinerators, refrigerating plant,
electric elevators and other features.
Flower boxes will be maintained in
the windows by the management.
Evening star., 1921-12-31
HUGE TIMBER DEVELOPMENT

ATLANTA. December 31.-Develop-
ment of 30.o00-acre timber tract in
Mcintosh county is expected to get
under way shortly. following sale of
the tract to Richmond. Va. interests.
Approximately 100000 was paid for
the property, which is near Townsend.
Ga. at which point activities will be
centered.
Evening star., 1921-12-31
Purchases New Home.

In keeping with other nations. Mex.
leo has recently purchased. through
the same real estate firm. the FRANK
lin MacVeagh home. on 18TH street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12

best routes are the Lincoln high
way to Sterling and the Rock river
valley route from Sterling to Dav-
export Detour at Victor. Grinnelf
and Newton on highway No. 2 lead
ing to Des Moines.
All roads leading out Of Water
loo are In good condition and the
road from Waterloo to Austin.
MINI, is good, bat a detour must
be made SIX miles above Plainfield.
as a bridge is being repaired. To
avoid bad roads between Waterloo
and LaPorte City. tourists must go
by the way of Eugle Center. then
turn to the left to LaPorte City.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12
ri! WHERE YOU
eoING.?BESTDF'
BAITlE WORDS
Motor1st Cries af Pedestxizn, Who
EcAses Accusing Shssf5sBoth
At FauIk.

"Hfi Lookit where you goin'-
can't yuhr
A qufck darling OF feet, a
shuffffng Of gears, a grind efbrzkes
and EOtoYfst and pedestrians glare
at one another. and 60 about their
business to recount the adventure
at the dinner table with an inter-
polated tribute to all motorists, or
as the case may be. all pedestrians.
In general
"A pedestrian isn't safe on the
street these days Blamed automo-
biles come tearing along and en-
danger your life at every turn"
"A motorist isn't safe these days
Darn fool pedestrians don't know
where they're going or why. Can't
never trust EN-"
These are two bonafide state
ments to be heard anywhere any
time. The first speaker perambu-
lates IN the method nature provided
him. The second travels de luxe in
a high powered motor car.
Verify, there are two sides to
every question.
Men who are reprimanded for
speeding deny, in most cases, that
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12
At Deaths Door.

Ten years OF stomach trouble
rednced me TO a. living skeleton. !
had attacks OF pain that doubled
me up like a jack-knife and I was
as yellow as gold piece No med
iciDe or doctors helped me and was
really at deaths door. A lodge
brother advised me 10 try Mayr's
wonderful Remedy, and found it
10 be the only medicine 30 touch my
case" II Is q simple, harmless
preparation that removes the ca
tarrhal mucous from the intestinal
tract and aI1ays the Inflammation
which canses practically all stom-
ach, liver and intestinal ailments,
including appendicitis. One dose
will convince or money refunded.
Bengston's drug stores, Rock Is
land. Moline, Davenport, and drug
gists everywhere.
-(Advertisement
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12
FRIDAY-THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUs-AUGUST r. 1921
report issued by the Chicago Motor

report issued by the Chicago Motor
club.
The Lincoln highway. Chicago
Motor club route No. 6, is now COM
pletely paved from Chicago to the
Mississippi liver, with the excep-
ton of Is miles. The six and one
half mile detour into Fulton is COM
pleted and will be opened within a
week The detour for this is nine
and one-half miles and while the
road is hard it is rough.
Nearly all dirt roads throughout.
Iowa have been dragged since the
heavy rain of last week. The Red
Ball route between LaPorte City
and Waterloo is impossible owing
to the rains. The road between
Waterloo and Dubuque is cut up
considerably but is passable. The
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12

Usually they are strangers who
come in and stop at the best hotels
There are some amusing traits
TO be noted In these artful dodgers
who go prancing SO blithely into
the melee and in front of vehicles at
crossings. For, though instinct
makes them hasten, pride restraints
them They walk fast, but try to
appear as IL they were not walk
ing fast. They deign not a glance.
at the oncoming motor car-but they
see 1t from the corner of their eyes
and estimate its distance They
walk boldly, as if saying, I'm not
afraid. Nobody dares run me down"
AS they reach the sidewalk and
safety, they assume a careless,
attitude. as If it was
quite nothing at all
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12

Oliver, will move into the residence
recently vacated by them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brookman
and family of Center Point, Iowa.
spent Sunday at the home of Eli.
abeth Schneider.
Owing to the Chautauqua which
is being held in Reynolds, no
preaching services were held here
Sunday afternoon. william BIas,r
had charge of the Epworth league
services in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hartman
and family spent Sunday at the
home of Adolph Schneider in Day-
export
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12

they are driving except at a sane
and moderate pace
Around the business district there
is considerable trouble due to the
proneness Of many TO park ma
chimes, the continual stream of cars
and also the presence of the trolley
cars. The police are frequently
called upon to straighten out the
Jams. Would you believe it-wom-
en- motorists are the chief offenders
In disobedfence to traffic rules
This is the testimony not only of
police, but of those interviewed in
other cities.
Yeahi What About the Menu
"A woman Is too busy gawping
around at some acquaintance on the
street, or glaring at some dame in
a swell get-up, or staring in the
store windows, to watch her driv-
ing" said one policeman.
Pedestrians appear to be fgnor-
amt of the fact that street rules are
for their benefit and their obed-
fence. They dodge and dart and
cavort as they wriggle between We
hicles at the crossings, and come
out perspiring but triumphant But
sometimes they come out in rem
nants.
But there are also peculiarfties to
be noted in drivers OF automobiles.
do they frequently become angry
when you reprimand them% a
traffic man was asked.
Most Of them become angry
when thew inst eee No there" he
replied But I don't argue with
them. I'd rather say nothing and
Just order them down to the sta
ton.
The Native Jnywalker.
They declare that those who do
strike out diagonally ON a crossing |
are usually visitors They are not |
farm people, either, say the officers |
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12
TAYLOR RIDGE
Especial Correspondence.)

Taylor Ridge, H., Aug. 12--Mr.
and Mrs. George Fl. Wakefield AMI
son motored to Dixon, Iowa, Sun
day to spend the day with Earl
Wakefield aud family.
Merriam Dunlap left to visit sor
several days at the H. C. Jackson
home in Wyoming, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ruel Johnston have
to the l. N, Bopes farri.
north of Edgington, where M.
Johnston is employed for the sum
mer. Mrs. .Buelah Wood and son,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12
DIRT ROADS Dry;
FINISH HIGHWAY
Lack IS Miles Of Paving Prom Chi
cago to Mississippi River
Iowa Roads Dragged.

All dirt roads in Illinois have
been somewhat muddy due to the
recent rains, but are drying rap
idly, according to the weekly road
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-12
The Native Jnywalker.

They declare that those who do
strike out diagonally on a crossing
are usually visitors They are not
farm people, either, say the officers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-15

W. .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
MAUDE MILLER
ACHlTATA

Maude Miller, care a fost acu-
zata ca Si-a Omorit lbarbatul in
20 lanuarie, fost achitata All
de juriu, i'll curtea judecatorului
Pearson. Juriul fost alcatuit de
IL barbati 81 0 femeie.
Maude Miller a trait numai
patru luni Gu barbatul sau. Intr o
seara, in 20 Ianuarie, s'au certat
Si 'barbatul mers de acasa.
Noaptea, Maude Miller fost
trezita din somn de sgomotul ce'!
facuse un individ. Ea s'a scltlat,
a luat revolverlll 81, crezind Cd
are de a face cu un hot, ia tra>
I'll glonte. Apoi a aprins Tampa
81 at,llfci a vazut cd inpu;cat
in cap pc barbatsll sau, care ime
dat a m1lrit.
Ea a fOst acuzata ca nsasinarea
.barbatului fost premeditata
deoarece s'a expr;mat de mai
suite ori unor cunoscati, ca ca
Il va omori, de 6arece nu traiesc
bine fmpreund.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
GERMANlA CERE SCUZE

Paris, 18 Martie. - Generalul
german Won Seect, care a fost la
conferinta din Lolldra, venind in
Berlin, a tinut 0 vorbire in care
q declarat ca englezii s'au purtat
fata de ei ca niste gentlemen !,
pima cind francezii i-au tratat In
tr'un mod Gu totul deosebit. Fl
q mai facut niste observatii va
tamatoare pentru delegatii fran
cezi.
Insarcinatul Gu afacerile fran
|ceze Ia Berlin a protestat imediat
| ID ministerul de externe al Ger
maniei. All, fnsarcinatul de afa'
Iceri germane IL Paris ! cerni
scpxe premierului BRAND.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
TlLHARlA DIN DETROIT

~ &
DETROIT, Mich, 1s Martie.
Trei bandit armati All dupa anna
a au jefuit doua femei, amploia.
tele Uniunei Infr4tirii Lacratori.
lor Atelierelor Cdilor Ferate 81 au
sc4pat Gu 10000 a numerar. TIL.
haria 81 fAent in fata sediului U.
Sniunei de aici,
D-rs Deal Newman, casiera ! u
niunei, veniiid Gu l.anii della 3 ban
- ! foat 1ovita "a tatx AZ unul
din band iti eares anuls eeants
lel haaii din m1u \ 4 ! scSpat cu
tcvaz i l,,i ~ ~ 4 4 ~ u - sutosna
" N cS1lI N ~ ] Il - 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
UNIUNEA MINERILoR VA
LUPTA CONTRA
SALARIILoR

Indianapolis. Ind. John Le-
wis, presedintele uniunii nineri-
lor, declarat Cd uniunea va
lupta energic contra tuturor in.
tentiilor patronilor de q reduce
platile minerilor, Minerii unionisti
au contract Cd Sc vor Hasa aceste
Iplati pima in 81 Martie 1922. Pro
puneri de reducerc san fscut
deja ii Washingt ton a Keat0c-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
A|1d txtind z0Ila dc
Oeupate
Ocuparea cailor pima ID 0 dis
tant& de 2 si jumatate mile
Nde Essen.

Dusseldorf, 18 Martie. - Zona
de ocupatie s'a estins de la Duis-
burg peste statiile de-a lungnl
cailor ferate pima la distanta de
? 81 jumatate mile de Essen. Ga
rile de incarcare din Wedau,
care G cea mai mare i'm districtul
Ruhr-ului, 81 din Muhlheim sunt
ocupate 81 pazite de trupe fran
ceze.
Orasui Dusseldorf e linistit.
Tn numar de fabricanti 81 CO.
mercinati Si-au mutat biurourle
la Berlin, Hanover 81 alte orase
din interiorul Germaniei. lar citi-
va sc muta Gu fabrici Gu tot. Co.
meltul in Duesseldorf foarte
mic, dar deja Sc poate observa ca
familii frantuzesti vim in orase 81
cumpara marfuri germane, ce,
l,llnd iii considerare valuta, lie vim
mai ieftin.
sal
Berlin. 18 Martie. = Intrarea
in porturile germane unor vase
de razboiu engleze au cauzat o
nervositate intre membrii guver-
nului. Cantelarul Fehrenbach a
urgisit legea de desarmare, de-
oarece nici ell, nici guvernul nu
poate lua responsibilities pen
tru 0 intirziere. I'm comitet spe-
!cial ~ Reichstagnlui se va ocupa
Gu sceasta chestie.
Comitetul central al conner
ciantilor germani au dat un CO.
municat in care sc atrage aten-
tia poporului ca datorinta
cetateneasca de a nu cumpara
lproduse neesentiale carl vim din
statele inimice.
Londra, Is Martie. Casa comu-
nelor pri1nit in cetirea a, treia
legea pentru despagubire care
prevede so la suta asupra impor-
turilor germane. Legea va fl efec-
tiva numai incepind cu 81 Martie.
Cantelarul Austen Chamberlain a
declarat cd legea aceasta poate
servi att de pedeapsa cit 81 pen
tru platirea despagubirilor de
razboiu.
Haga, l8 Martie. = Camera de
comert din Koeln 81 din celealte
orase din Germania au hotarit ca
enportul german .sa, nu Sc faca
prin porturile aliate, ci prin cele
olandeze.
Berlin, Is Martie. - Raporturile
despre disordinea din Silesia SUI
perioara au detelmniat pc guver-
nul german sd protesteze contra
''teroarei poloneze''. Sc spune ca
in distrrtul Rybikului au fost
distruse niste case, au fost ONO
riti oameni, civil 81 soldati. Co.
misia interaliata de plebiscit a
suspendat comunicatia postala,
telefonica 81 telegrafica de Sim
bata pima Luni, pc vremea pie
biscitului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
! 1arit ds1prs Irlai,da


g. C Lyon, corespo ondentl1l zia-
rului The Pres n Irlanda, Va
vorbi Simbatd seara IN City Club
dsspre Irlanda.
Lyon ! fost corespo ondentul =
cestui ziar a, FFants in decurslfl
ra1boiului. ~ y lost eel dintai
1iiarist emerican a Berlin, dupa-
se sesnst asni itinl Insinte
cll slteya alln a u ioet TRIMS u
Jf MI y isces o vikile
\ !! n y 4 n \ I g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19

ky, Tennessee 81 astfel de pfopo-
sitii Sc asteapta 81 din celelalte
part, insa uniunea va lupta 81 nn
va ceda mimic din dreptnrile
muncitoresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
Criza forInioriIor din
StateIe Unite
81 nPuNE oPR1REA 1MpoRTULU1 sAU rAR1rA DE
CRIZA
AMERICA A DEvENlT Plata COMERTULUI
mONDlAL

WASHINGTON, 18 Administratia Harding Gre
de conde agricoe din Satele Unite infaptut
poate atribui mai mutt afluene lanei 81 din
toate partle umii.
Presedntele 81 cabnetu sau au consata All ca aceasta
stare trebue schmbata medat pentru saliva tuee
ricane.
Adninstratia dscutat eri posibitatie de ecure in
cepand taa de crza pana la nterzcere categorical
nportuui de lana vite Presedntee putea
fooseasca de egea esceponaa voaa in decursu
boulu pentru putea opri orce import dar ell
fooseasca de aceasta Admnistraa regrea ca poiecul
pentru tarfa de ciza putu lege din refuzuu
ui Wilson, deoarece aceasta, crede ~, fl dea
medlu lnerzicerea importuui vede de ecenta de-
puea opr mporul marfuror carl sunt dea
81 efectul de conurba intreg comertul
Lecuirea aana pana in II April cand intruni
congresu din dar adOpta dea de pc pan
atunci poaa npui real de gaba Parerea
senat0ror agricuor 81 in special senatou Reed Smooth
din Utah. CD nic arfa de crza puea lecu situa
dec mpune inerzicere categorical mportuui Hard
lsasts~ ssaoesx si America
amenntata Parerea gnvernulu profitul consnmato
lor castgat pn scaderea preurlor in mportuui
nc pc departe in propoe paguba cauzata agricultural
americana De prezen in drum spre America canttae de
lana de 10O0OO0 font vine pc plata dea incarca
de lana Aceasta canate probab retnuta pentru spe-
cuate pana cnd arifa de cza fl inrodusa Afara de
acesta cantitate formidable de nghetata Gale
spre America.
Oar in afara de speculate doaru american astfel
putere cumparatoare produsee mporate nvnge
gura totdeauna profit considerable mporaorilor stran
Cabneul dscutat sporrea preturlor de transport pc
caile ferae eac al stuatei Sa constaat ca
pousee din Argentina vim mai efne plata din New York.
produsee fermerlor din Iowa din Kansas Aceasta
felac 81 produsee din Danemarca Olanda 81 produ
scle din Wisconsin, Minnesota valea Mssssippinlu.
America devent plata comerulu mondiaL Fiecare
tie marta de vndu aduce in America unde pr
mese pentru doar in America silta sasi vim
da aceleasi marfuri pc credte duboase europene.
Secretarul de comer Herbert Hoover deserts cabnetu-
ui situata comerciald um Ca dovada adus atisticee
departamentuui carl araa ca America mportat 81
portat aceeasi produse cantat formidable De pda A
imporat 100000 font de lana carne 81 exportat
aceeas produse Am mporta 100000 font
de uleu vegetal 81 am exportat 20 mioane de fonti
sPentru prma data in astoria lumi declarat scerea-
1ul Hoover declin coercal sd poae arbu
consumate nsufciente 81 productunii pese fire Con-
sumatia Europe sub normaa penru ca cretnl
de cumpArare lar in aproape oate ceealte par ale um
productie MOI pue astepa Ia Cd
cupara produsele lumi le pla ban aercan
ii e vnde pc aceeasi pc credit El spus Cd il ntere
seax viii chesa c& Britannia prmi-va penu marfu
re yute Rusei dar aint mimic despre intena Sta
telor Unite 81 priyire Ia bolsevci
Exportul Staelor Unite in Ianuare de
dosyi q 10 Februare 900 dolar mporu pc
easi mni fost de respective de $215OO0OOO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-19
Aptete ak ftaatuIi latino
Conferinta d-lni prof. N. Iorga
Ia Casa Scoalelor.

| L VA
fatisat Gu viziunea clara a unui
apostol, studiul critic in care Sc
'gaseste astazi literature euro.
|pean&.
Literature mei epoci determi-
ma in cea mai mare parte starea
sufleteasca a societatii fiindca ca
e oglinda moravurilor vietii pu,
blice. Criza actuala e determinata
nu numai de oboseala razbOiului
ci 81 de scumpetea extraordinara
a tiparlllui 81 hirtici. Ca o conse-
cinh Inevitable apare All, acea
literatura decadenta care alaturi
Gu dancingurile 81 coreografia
pornografica de All sunt deliciul
imbogatitilor de razboi ~ singu-
Ri in stare de 0 subventiona.
Fenomenul acesta Sc petrece
mai ales in Franta 81 Italia.
Aci au invadat strainii cu va
Euta ridicata 81 monopolizeaza
tiparul speculind mai ales asupra
acelui gen literarcce convine su-
fletului omenesc obosit de raz-
'bOi. Norocul insa cd in aceste
tari spiritul 81 lnoravurile publi-
ce sunt superioare acestor mani
festari superficiale 81 efemere, ca
re mai ales au invadat teatrul.
Decadenta in teatru imbraca Gu
un lux exorbitant lipsa de fond
si de reale preocupari sociale.
Teatrnl de ast&xiSori a6lAnu ii
excita simturile epnizate de goa
na stearpa dupa placeri.
Unde-s insa preocuparile <ade
varate 81 mari pentru soarta ONE
nirei de maine? Ar trebui ca
pentru asta noii apostoli sa fie
incurajati de adevaratii oameni
pentru ridica la lupta pentru
adevar, sinceritate 81 dragoste de
oameni. Ar trebui sd renasca ia.
raS literature renovatoare de la
iinceputll sec. XIX. In Franta sc
81 observa aceasta in literature
unui Psychary, Jammes, etc.
lar in teatru ar trebui sd apara
ial'aSi acel spirit ce domnit
prin secoli de la origina lui: Tea
trul sa reprezinte in adevar pro-
blemele mari ce framinta sufle-
tul omenesc.
Pentru a lua avint insa, lite
ratura cea noua, cum s'ar putea
remedia sclmpetea excesiva a
cartilor bune? Solutia ar trebui
sa vina neintirziat caci altfel IA
limentul civilizatiei va grabi de.
zastrul ce ne ameninta. Daca Q
Omenire care a avut acea litera-
tnra illaltatoare-romantica flo
zofica - atiti apostoli al gindu-
lui luminator de preocupari fru-
moase - 81 totusi s'a narauit att
de usor in prapastia bolsevisniu-
hui de astazi, ce va deyeni insa
omenirea de maine lasata I'M prada
materialului eras de astazii
LA moi unde statllni il revine
un merit mare in subventionarea
cartilor bune, remediul pare foar-
te usOr.
( Manastirile noastre ar putea
+relua fr,nnoasele ocupatiuni de
traditie ale tiparului. Lar oamenii
de bine ar pqtea face, . societate
a cartii frumoase unde sa Sc poata
tipari eftin CART frumoase.
p. Iorga subliniaza apoi do
|rinta francezilor de . ne cslnOaste
in adevar prin ceea &c in adevar
suntem moi.
Intrn scest scop d-sa q fnfiintat
I'm institut Ia Paris, lar Ia moi se
Va iiffiinta IN muzeu Il largo
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The Washington times., 1921-03-04
IMPORTANT POINTS in PRESIDENTS ADDRESS
by Carl T. Thoner.

We TIM of world We
Ibe enangled
America be party o
political obligations which will subject de-
csionso o authority.
by our Republic.
encourage
Isemly likely o lessen the probability of
Mankind needs worldwide benedcton of understanding
In
seek expanded confidence.
Ours ask il the rum o ouron norma
all
be civilization repuin
We reduce abnormal expenditures and will
fromd oder.W musa a
grim mreaEty, chargeo off losses snds tar afreh
wild only in
efficient administration of
Wemutad adjusou rtaifsto the worder.
Service is the lfe
The Washington times., 1921-03-04
WILSON OUT IN PUBLIC
TODAY BY GREAT EFFORT

Woodrow Wilson left the White
House today, making the greatest
physical effort that he has exerted
in eighteen months.
The President today made his FIRST
real public appearance since he was
stricken Ill many months ago.
Early this morning Mr.. Wilson
was mp, and alert for the days pro-
ceedings.
After the inaugural ceremonies he
went 10 his new home and will hold
a reception there this afternoon for
Democratic members Of Congress and
loyal Democratic supporters