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Under the privisions of tn" Ngri-
cultural relief hill the war Finance
corporation Is authorized to loan,
without limit to banks, trust CONF
pduios or any other Kind OF financing
corporation. monies secured by ngri-
cultural commodities en- live stock. II
is authorized In exceptional cases to
purchase paper without recourse. II
IL authorized to advance monies on
exports
with this relief there viii he ample
opportunity Ia preserve our Hive stock
industry. We shall b hi Ia So
cure such aid ~ viii enable ~ Ia get
bN this crisis.
n is natural that "A crisis should
exist ~ Il result uf the war. Pr.or to
March. 1870. costs were exceedingly
high. Both the stock grower - the
farmer were Obliged Ia borrow monies
at the banks pom high valuations
The grower ~ wool borrowed money
on siNty-tcnt WOO. The grower OF cat
tie borrowed money on $40 yeHr.tng
steers. The grower Of wheat borrow
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FACT AND FANCY
Destiny leads the willing hut dragB
The unwilling
As usual. when precedent Ia hrok.
en-, II is proved that Il shouldn't he.
Happiness has q peculiar way VI ap-
Tearing and disappearing unexpectedly
During tie world war $1,000 private
wells were damaged or destroyed IN
France.
he prepared TO literally pay your
way; then II doesn't matter how old
you get
woman IS seldom angry II n mha
Kisses her, but somehow they make .
big blum.
private In the United States army.
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on the farm.


course in the use OF counting ma
mathematics by machinery
so-called.
II advcrtiscs that young people in
taking this course are guaranteed po-
sitions at az high as two hundred
dollars month.
Is not this magnet to draw the
youn men and women away from the
farm and ill the cities with more job
hunters?
Does II not make every young man
and wOmn working in bank or
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msteriaI Is Not Always Black in Color
--ccllisry Merely Derivation
From coaiery.
a colliCry used 20 be- called a coal
cry. COalmetCr Is an old name given
% enc who supcrniended the meas.
airing Of Goals COaistoue is u species
u hard, Opaque, inAammable coal,
which does not soil or dirty the FIN
Jers when touched II is ipt-black,
and can he cut. brown coal has been
found nj Bovey, povOnsliirp and Oh the
N,ntlRav,N -. -. -
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Fortune may knock once At every

Ht the window.
ON June I, 1920. Great Britain had
40I, uo0 men IN the array and l32.OD
men Ia the navy.
He who knocks and runs away may
live TO WELD tho hammer IN the next
political campaign.
A sunny disposition IL delightful II
about an artificial ono.
When lazy man comes home 70
supper he likes Ia tell his wife how
haJtl hr has worked all day.
4 hlv civ il InppI, tn a gtrnpyrr.
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Christensen were Logan visitors last

Mrs. Hilma INVITE and Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Hendricks were Logan
visitors Friday.
Mrs Ray Van Noy spent last week
with relatives at Preston. ...
MAKING LABOR DISCON-
TENTED
Few persons realize how much
the state is doing 10 make labor dis
,....z..a - al. t..1,,a..-. 1. -
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Ugh School |
y a. "a !.

using Situations,
Charming Goods.
Id There and a
'llege Co.
CT Rn n HP
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be traced back over 20O years. A Mr..
Z Shlrl.N In lEGN nIIrIhnlrh q hmrn.

ing VOL NJ Wlgan 70 the presence Of
coal underneath It. Just about this
line n Mr.. Clayton procured gas by
tlsilIllnc coal. Practical lighting,
however. came very slowly In i182
Mr. Murdoch Illuminated his house
with rasiight, nnd very poor show Il
S said to have been. He lived Ut Re
irulh, Cornwall. In 1902, Birmingham,
10 celebrating the peace Of AmIrns,
frightened un n large factory with
gRSliyht. Thousands IuurpCNcd TO zee
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MRS. HAZEL BALLIF
REESE
CONTINUED FROM Page OneJ
take consolation In knowing that Ha-
eel has completed her life with hon
or. He said that the strength OF
Mormonism lies in the fact thai
though We die we have the assurance
Of soon meeting our loved ones
again. ,.~.;
Apostle Geo. II. Richards said he
had brought TO Brother Rees, Presi-
den, Ballif and members Of their
families message of sympathy from
the counsel OF the twelve. He said
the Lord had requested us TO live
together in love 30 that we would
mourn at death. We know that all
is well with Sister Rees, our mourn
ing Ia that OF separation which comes
between us for time. There will,
however, be reunion and we will
be blessed with the association with
our loved ones II we live and ack-
knowledge Gods commandments. on
occasions OF this kind our hearts are
tender We feel our dependence on
the Lord and we look to Him for
comfort We need to be brought
close to God so we will be confront
. ed with the question why we are here
and what we are here for Apostle
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lp in 1920 a. sss,ooO,o0o b

Us, against b57,50o,ooo barrels in
aJs, 4 gain of 1850. 900 or 28.s
Pr cent. Increase last year CON-
sred With anaperage OF SIS per cent
ten pear period 50 1919. OK the
$50 production the United States
rod ueed 443.4o2, 600 barrels, = gain
T IA per cen, over 1919. Exports |
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"'''' W Wv w '"'''' w " Nv WV
. letter TO tho postmaster that said: |
'sir: Your appointment ~ postmaster
a hereby revoked. Y0n viii lurn ovei
fu,ds, etc pertaining to your office to
rour successor"
In no wise nut out the postmaster
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N 0 R T H.

| j i A N
NEWS
NORTH LOGAN. March e. one
OF the many enjoyable times that has
been held at this place was given
last Friday evening at the ward hall
in honor OF the men and boys who
with teams and wagons spent several
days hauling gravel and repairing
our roads. a good program was rem
dered. Mr.. X. l.. Wrigley of the
county farm bureau gave a good talk
He said we owe II TO ourselves to see
to II that this shall be one OF the
very best organizations in our town
and to make il that will require ac-
tive support OF all. Refreshments
were served and the evening spent in
dancing several of the old dances
The old and young joined in dancing
them. The hall was crowded.
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Israelsen who are leaving our ward
and moving to Burnley. Idaho. about
thirty friends and neighbors plea ;
antly surprised them at their home
Saturday evening. After refreshments
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md he can make the loneliness per.
inhheul without half trying.
A man who can mnke an nflrr din.

H'T NTVVVW NWT WWIT + TNNS TIftSNWN
than one who can't hut will.
SELECTING FOOD BY OD0R
OF Naturalist Seem 10
Show That Insects Are Attracted
by Certain Scents.
"rborc Is much IN the behavior "
certain species al insects" says Doe.
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ne IOOIn Cd Y COUnTInN
diurnntpntpd7
How far is state paternalism and

HE AMERICAN OIL
PRODUCTION
l<-----.----
. American Petroleum Institute re-
nri nluc.,s mn,.lh frnhncIin nf No
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Miss Martha England, daughter Of
dr. and Mrs. Joseph England, under
vent an operation for appendicitis
4 one OF the local hospitals this
Seek and is getting along nicely.
4
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mr. n0Nm

| AT Logan |
: MAR. I
| Pretty Tunes, Am
| College Men and
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be served az noon, The children
will also be entertained with pic
ture show in the afternoon. Big
dance in the evening.
NJ. IL IL 49, nnA NnLlL
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when J. X. pauding was secretary
Of tie navy he wrote 10 the postmaster
" small village IN the South a. fol.
lows: "Sir: This department wishes 10
know how far The TOmbigbce river
runs W." The answer came back ut
don't II runs down." The postmaster
rohgruI Nns lnrnrtnp1 nf tltp affair." and
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-03-10

'ostiiaster general received ibis: The
evcnue for this office for the quarter
nding September 30 has been &
ants; its expenditures, same period,
or candles AMI twlne. 50 cents. Please
nstruct my successor 10 adjust bAL
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u,lCrful sight which

ghs works being established nj that
place, ana in Manchester and halifax.
Montreal Herald.
HE HAD SOMETHING COMING
Postmaster Quite Ready 70 HesisH
After Satisfactory Financial Set
tlsment Had Been Made.
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o., Omaha. Neb. Aav.u
An easy mark for woman is '
rmchant who marks bis goods down
rom 80 cent? TO - cents.
Good reservoir Tor sale cheap. Cali I
sal kdv-tt-c
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rotnef BALM rs an Intelligent nIac
ID would appreciate Gods hand In
king this beautiful lady away. He
so spoke Of Brother Rees and the
Abe and he knew the Lord would
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lent take over the claims aFainet
Germany. thus freeing other natiops
I the unpleasant task Of collecting,
nd making Germany y perpetual ep-
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To NWEpNNT IIIHI TOOU WNnIN Nrr SVINrI-
I'd IN III" basis of WlOr 10y the paFnt
'emalr ana also accepted nu The same
basis hy the larvae, Experiments with
'abbBge butterflies show hat
rese Insects are attracted by the mus
ard oils present In these plants, Md
4 has alSo been shown that Csterpil-
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ave been treated with one 81 these
Ih. The diSlaSIe OF mosquitoes fer
u OF cllronells Ii well known, ~ IL
lsO The aitractiveuesS. Of this sane
Ihstanre FOR frult.ni.s or the genus
lo.us r.,antIx
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ed to the following: Samuel Nelson
and Celia Gyllenskog, Levi VIM and
Vivian Nelson, all OF Smithfield, JOS
eph Morgan Jr. of Logan and Alta
of Hyrum; Herschel Spar
row Of Logan and,Cora Hall Of NY
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'eRteh with mustard oil, woulI SuI-
Isl that odnr II all Important fsctsr
\ the selection or food plants"
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committees special monthly meeting
will be held in room IL Of the Brig
ham Young College, Monday evening
March il, 1921. at 1890 p. M. All
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Sandwiches Of st.25.
One dollar and twenty-five .tnts 10
sOw the price Of sendwiIn In New
Fork city. Like = number Of HIhar
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their speeches memoriaed last fall
can't remember word now Of what
tbay nronispd then.
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Quarterly conference OF the Cache
stake will be held next Saturday and
Sunday, March IL and 10 at 10 a.
M. and p. m. each day in the Lo-
gan tabernacle Visiting brethren
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committee and the financial report
Of the Chamber for the past year.
-
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Ihowing that cat~rpll'ars readily ~
'ct tn the adors of several essential
,ils anu 10 those ~ various plants,
Lhls lAk Ell Inrnll Ar with the Enrl Iknt
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BY bringing In TO Logan Hide and
Junk Co. Phone So orders taken
for tanning iurs Ady-tI
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The directors of the Chamber OF
Commerce will meet Friday evening
March IL, for the purpose of receiv-
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A woman who succeeds In eettins
her husband 10 give her al allowance
arse enough no that sbe r. able 10
ave part Of II, is better finsDcier
han her better bali
~-------
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Z the high school building. Lesson ,
even from the Syllabus and the I'M
table family will be treated and die
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he displays his wisdom and
macs friend who proclaims that
v,isdnn, IN tho world
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Iurses class and all others who de- /,
Ire TO attend will meet this evening ,
thursday. at 1890 b. M. In room eos
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BABY CHICKS FOR SALE Now
booking orders for March, April and
May. Six varieties, Selected stock.
u,oly so,iv for sure delivery Prlces
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lower than last year. For psrticu-
lars phone B46.J.4. e. D. Hogan.
I'm No . lnrnna Ifiah. AdY.lf
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nj UTIHI ItII OF IUt IHIHBs HCVUIH-
shed by President Raliif while In

as to happen while be was away.
Then We 10 into the world little do
e know what Is going to happen BE-
,re our return home, but be said
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invited. Frederick Scholes, stake
chairman. 3-l2
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- - y - = = -
NEWS
CONTINUED From Page one)
by the choir. Prayer J, c. johnson,
Singing, Farewell All Earthly Hon
ors" by the choir. -
George Lindquist OF the Cacb4
rtake, presidency, was the first, speak
or. He spoke very consolins TO th-
bereaved family and spoke OF the de-
ceased az one Of the early pioneers,
having lived in Richmond for over
forty years.
over the River" was beautifully
sung by Harry Burchel Jr. OF Pres
ton, a nephew of the departed
President o. II. Bulge Of the Lo-
gan stake delivered an eloquent ad-
dress on the life to come.
Charles Anderson spoke short
time OF his acquaintance with the
family which was of many years du-
ration.
Solo. Lead Kindly Light" was
very fitting ly sung by Fred Clark.
G.G. Hendricks said he had known
the deceased for many years and had
noticed his close friendship and love
for his acquaintance and friends He
also spoke on the coming Of the Lord
Roy Robinson made few closing
remarks.
Closing hymn, u Know Ny Heav.
emily Father Knows"
Benedietion by President Alma
Merlin.
The. floral offerings were profuse
and beautiful. The meeting house
was filled to OVERLOOKING which be-
spoke Of the esteem in which tie de
ceased WAS beld in The .cohdsunits.
Intesmept' was In the city csnsepers,
where the grave was dedicated by
Robert ,oeddes Of Eogans.';''' r.';
among those attending serNice,
frorT cut OF town besides those ri
the immediate family were Mr.. and
Mrs, Ernest BarnsleS Of Ogden. Mrs,
Emma Geddes England and Mrs. Will
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i UPNHC UI U
4 Tickets on Sale at Me
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was spent In music and games alter
which refreshments were served.
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once and Keep IHtW at ITUH bVIVIHb
Jealous.
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u,Sed by members OF the class. All !.
Tho deere 20 attend these classes
re cordially invited to do So
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LOCAL NEWS
"
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Barker and Estella Colby Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Bar
Eer in Cache Junction. The evening
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Nth 4 IA \
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A very delightful party Of the past
,.y.aL xvae nna siv.n ny Miea Grace
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The wise man doesn't try to con
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The U, S, IS NOT

A GULlEGHUR !
AGENCY
WASHINGTON, March s.-Con, J
demntng any proposal TO make the |
United States an International bill
collector, the Republican Publicity |
association, through its president, |
Hon. Jonathan Bourne Jr. declares !
as follows:
Probably the most unpopular
man in any community is the pro
fessional bill collectcr---the embryo
lawyer who specialiges on the coliec-
lion OF claims Of all sorts, good bad
Ior indifferent. The vocation Of the
bill collector is perfectly legitimate
one, and most of the claims he pre-
sents TO alleged debtors are valid
ones but the fart remains, nevcrthe-
less, that no man welcomes to his
door the man who makes himself the
go-bctwcen in NEGOTIATIONS designed
40 adjust the business relations Of
debtors and creditors.
What is true of individuals is al
so true OF nations. The individual
creditor can press hs claim in rea-
sonabc manner without losing the
respect and good will of his debtor,
but when he undertakes TO collect
claims Of others which have been
assigned to him, he is entering upon
a field OF activity that is sure TO
lose him all the good will be ever
enjoyed. He is assuming a thankIess
job.
That is exactly the position into
which lot of i'll advised Americans
would gei this nation IL they could
have their way. They want the
United St0tes 10 become the bill col
iector Of the allied nations in the
Imstter OF war obligations. They
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A woman who can simulate ipdif-
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'rescDi day club sandwich smdWg The
VeaItby New Workers Ia very e'ab-
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Miss Julia Bair left Monday for
a visit with relatives at Rupert, Ida
no.
At the annual meeting Of the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce held on
Tuesday, March / reports of com !
were given, showing excel |
lent progress in the activities of the !,
organization. Work undertaken dur
ing the past year was practically all |
very successfully completed during !,
the year and ON those projects not
yet completed there are good strong
committees working who will un-
doubleday bring them to success
full conclusion. The annual report OF
The secretary-ueasurer showed that
ample had been accomplished during
the past year to fully Justify the
continuance OF the organization and
the increase of its membership ana
activities. In fact every man in
Richmond claiming 10 be workc,
for the best interests of the town
should make application for mem
bership in this organization and be
come an active member in It's activi-
ties. The following members were
unanimously elected to the respective
Offices In the organization for the
year 1921. Brig Monsoon. president
and director; Jesse Webb. vice pres
ident and director; W. Paul Merrill,
secretary and treasurer; William
Woodland. Alfred Christensen and
II. +. Olsen, directors. Any one Of
these officers will receive your appli-
cation for membership as they feel
that they must have the united sup
port OF the people Of the community
in taking up the many important
matters that require immediate and
constant attention. A membership
OF from 200 10 900 citizens who
would and could meet and discuss
the problems that are daily present
ing themselves to community Of
this kind by the will OF The major.
ity, should be able TO accomplish al
most anything that would be for tbe
good OF The town. We AL know there
are great many things TO be done
for the good of the town, but We
an are mol agreed ~ TO when or how
TO do 1t and the friendly discussion
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barber supply house. Very little
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,y could entertain three beaus at
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tendance. All are invited.
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Dr foundation, n nf bread. Erom II
rtAe a number OF RrIiRrlAIly Arranged
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UN ANNUNz|O DEL
M|N|STR0 SFORzA
lie. Spese pegli AlIeati per
roccuparione sui Reno Ri
dotte di un Sesto
rNuoiiAhed and Distributed Cnder
PERMIT NO. al.
hlthorissd BY the act 81 oe,cSs g.
4, q, BURLEsoN.
Postmaster General.

RomA, fcbbraio. lie dichiara2ioni
del Contc Sforaa. Ministro per gil Atari
Esteri, fate ogai ALA Camera, di.
mostrano il trionfo dele tcsi sostenute
dall'1talis nella recente riunione del
Supreme Concilio in Parigi. ii Conte
Sforza ha annunziato che fu dcciso di
ridurrc le spcse per l'occupazione dcgi
AllcaH mel bacino dol Reno In Gcrma MIA
2+0 milioni di march! in orc. L'ini-
ziativa a tale riguardo fu prcsa dal
rItslia ed include lie spesc per lie varie
commissioni interallcate.
II Conte SforEa hs detto che mel
fssare rammontarc dele riparazioni da
parte della Germnnia, fu necessario
tener conto del debit della Ger,nania
della sua capacita' per pagarli. II
Supreme Concilio accondiscese che
pagamenti avvengano in proporzione
dell 'aumento della prospcrita' della
Germania. La proposta di imporrs un1
taSsa Meta del II per cento sull espor
tazione da parte della Germania fu
ostncolata dalla delegazione italiana
basandosi sui fatto che con una tale
imposizione 81 sarebbo ritardatn Ia ri.
costruZione economical della Germans
stessa, demonstrations che l'Italia de
sidera di affrettare.
II Conte Sforza disse pure che pei
ovvie ragioni la Germania ha declinatt
di pubblicare le statistiche sulla sus
situazionc economicn, Cio' non potrn
nascondere II fcnomeno che giornalment,
divienne apparcnte, per il contrasto trt
10 condizioni cconomiche c qucllc fnan
ziarie della Germania.
Nellie coee economiche la Germania-
ha detto II Contc Sforza---va dino
strando una tendenza a riguadagnar,
la sua passata prospcrita', ma Ia sui
posisione fnanziaria va sempre peg
giorando non vi e. ragione per anti
cipare ena crisi.
Roma, febbraio--La stampa pom
in singolare rilievo ralto s!snifcato *
| risultati della vista del Ministro degl
Esteri czecoslovacco, On. Benee,
Roma, La '"Tribuna" in suo articol
dice: "Abbiamo giusti motivi per ben
suspicare al future della piccola In
tesa ira 10 CzecoslovaCchia. Ia Rumeni
c 10 Jugoslavia, il consolidamento, i'm
possible senza rappoggio dell Italia, c
| oggi un fatto documentato. Ne trar
! ranno grande vantaggio non soltant
10 nazioui predette, ma Ia pace europea
lie velleita' bellcose della Russia Dol
! scevica minacciante la piccolu, m
gloriosa Runenia, rimnrrenno fru
| strate,'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-08
Have to Get World Peace

TO the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
S!r-The conditions prevailing at the
present time are certainly net such as peacs'
loving and law-abiding citizens most desire
The conflict between capital and labor has
boon long continued. and there has been III.
tile or no progress toward the estabiishment
OF peaceful conditions in tho industrial
world. 'rhe oi posing forces are FORMING
now combinations which make the problem
Of peace continually more difficult. by
extottion and robbery. men are p'lins up
colossal fortunes, while on the other hand
the pcace and prosperity Of the nation are
menaced BY strikos and syndicahsm' saoot-
age and bolshsvism, Glasses are not ar
rayed against each other because thefe 10
not room, enough Tor all. nor because thers
Ia rot sufficient food. clothing. tuei ana @
money to supply the needs OF all. Ine
conditions show tho innate selhshness anu
deprRvity OF the human heart. Lhere 10
whore the trouble lies and only GOO can
provide the lasting remedy. Men must -- Ds.
come partakers Of the divine nature. fhe
rapid increase OF wealth enables men 70
form greater and stronger combination -
and the combination Of workinsmen
reaching out for political power only re,
Gently the labor unions OF Ens,and assumes
tho right to dictate 10 tho british Govern
ment with regard TO It's relations WIN rus
STA. W. L. SLSSL|HAi'
Philadelphia January 80. le2l