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The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
 5 THE GIRL ON THE JOB How to Succeed-How to Get Ahead-How to Make Good : By JESSIE ROBERTS
THE JOY OF A JOB.

VOU can just about divide people ! into two groups--those who love their work, and those who don't.
 For most of us our work is the chief part of our life. It is up to us to choose the sort of work that we are going to like. No amount of money can repay you for unhappiness hours daily spent doing something you dis like are unhappy hours.
 But the truth is that the woman who is enjoying her work usually makes more at it than she would at other work. She brings enthusiasm to it, and improves possibilities that she wouldn't even see if she didn't love what she did
 In choosing your work you are in large degree choosing your life You aren't going to be able to choose a second time as far as that goes. To waste most of it in doing disagree able or lonesome work is a vast pity.
 Many women have been doing new and interesting work. I have heard dozens of women announce that they would never return to the jobs they had filled before answering the call of their country. Many had done only routine work, and hated office life. Such women are determined not to fall back into the rut.
 The salary is not everything in a job. You, yourself. are more impor- tant than any salary. When you plan for d job, study for it, seek it., remember yourself. Look for joy in your job, as much as for money. It will pay you double measure.
 (Copyright)
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
May Party Cakes.

Break into large bowl six eggs, one cupful of sugar and three fourthS of a cupful of softened butter (not melteO. Set the bowl in hot water and beat until the butter is well mixed with the ingredients. Add one cup full of four sitting it in a little at time while beating and continue to beat until the mixture thickens slight ly. Pour into shallow pan lined with greased paper. and bake until firm. When cold cut in fancy shapes and decorate-or use for jelly sand wiches.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07

Blossoms are spread like tapestry price,
 less Orient opulence over the land. And skies have grown bluer And hearS have grown truer, For the niagic of springtime but few can
 withstand
 Christine Kerr Davis
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
Something to
 zblnk Ab0ut
LOOKING BACKWARD.
By F. 4. WILKER

J in New Hampshire country school was selection which began "An aged man was standing at a window" I cannot remember any more of it yer batim, but the story told was of the appeal of the old man to star to give him back his youth
 AS boy the story had peculiar effect upon me. felt great and sor- rowful sympathy for the man who sought what it was impossible for him to attain, and hoped profoundly that no one that I. knew would ever have to seek from his star what he knew in advance could not be granted. There is one picture that we all paint-rich or poor, successes or fail ures. It is the portrait of "The Man Might Have Been" We look back over our lives and see where we might have planned more wisely, acted more discreetly, builded more substantially.
 There never was man who, if he could have lived his life a second time would not have varied it in some way. Very likely the second living would not have been so free from regret as the first but we are prone to think it would, because we tatter ourselves that we would have avoided the firsts mistakes.
 A tiny pebble will change the course Of a great stream. There are little things in our youths that have pro- found effects upon our manhoods Who knows what would have hap pened to Abraham Lincoln if Mary Owens had not told him she could not in those little links which go to make up the chain of woman's happiness" She meant that Lincoln in his awk- wardnesS did not know how to make love after the fashion of the day.
 But Lincoln was very fond of her and many times. perhaps, long years after she had refused him, he thought of "rhe Man I Might Have Been" had she married him.
 You can imagine, too that she must have thought sometimes of what would have been her history had she been the wife of the Great Emancipator
 The man you might have been. which you picture with greater or less regret is only a fanciful being, per aaps less lOvahle, less capable of good. less fitted for your real tasks, than the man you are.
 The man you are is reality, and realities are the only things worth thinking much about
 Regrets never built much of a suc- cess. You have to add right action to get substantial and worthwhile result.
 Do not waste your time or worry your mind about "The Man I Might Have Been" Bend all your energies to thesshaping of "The Man You Are Going to Be" He is in the making. He will be a reality. He is worth while worrying about, if we should worry about anything.
 Don't say, ''It is too late" It is never too late
 There is an excuse for everything but quitting. Just say over to yourself those two splendid lines that Henley was inspired to write:
 ''I am the master of my fate.
 am the captain of my soul"
 And put the accent on the T"
 {Copyright)
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
Delicious Salad.

Take halves of canned pears. ar range on head lettuce. Fill the cen ters with chopped nuts and pour over it dressing made of whipped cream and one cake of snappy cream cheese, mixed and beaten with Dover egg beater.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
In the Clouds

"ytu never indulge in any of those old eloquent references to the Ameri- can eagle"
 "No.' replied Senator Sorghum. "A tot of my constituents refuse to be as interested just now in flights of oratory as they are in a good reliable airplane eOuDment"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
WHAT TO EAT.

NOR those who are fond of hominy, II try cooking it in bacon fat after 1t has been cooked in boiling water until tender. or the canned variety may be used draining it before fry ing.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-06-07
Bran Bread.

Take two cupfuls ot bran. one-half cupful of moIasses, one-quarter cup full of sugar, one teasp0Onful of salt, two cupfuls of sour milk, one tea spoonful of soda, three and one-half cupfuls of flour, One-half cupful of chopped raisins. add one beaten egg, mix all together and bake in a slow oven an hour and twenty minutes.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02

Ole Nienihbeit leibt ieoem Bolt
ettpas anoeres Don li6 aus. 9ie.
les onOere beiBt iibcrou: Die Seimot.
Nur Der bot nobI selebt, tuer in
Dem eig'nen Screen idoa bier Den
Simmel fano, ben iene 8eIt ae.
pGbrt.
@eroen0e Meniden miibte
man Dor GeIbItertemtnis ihilbeiL.
I'M linen nidt ben 2ebens. uno
@eroemrlt 5u rouben.
Ole 6rouen iino in 8irfliffeit
oas itarte, mir WGnner oas frditiae
Geidlehtl - ingte ein IdaribIiden.
Der uno aufridtiger Monn.
Man fam ouf stpeierlei gtrt Be.
ihentenJ - Die cine @obe erfreut
iuobl olIh, aber iie begIiidt nidt,
oenn ibr feblt Der Sau9 Don Seel,
Der bic anoere @obe o0eIt, aud
lpenn ibr @ert nod 10 oering mare.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02

Entered as second-class matter August
I. 1915, at the post Office Washington,
D. c., under the Act of March 3. 1879.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02

Make chicks for subscription payable
to Hermann G. Winkler, 10 Sixth
Street, NV, Washington, D. {.
Washington Journal., 1921-09-02
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The only German Paper in Washing
ton, D. c., Southern and Western
Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Published every Friday Morning.
Office, No. ITO Sixth Street, N. w.
Telephone, Main 1889.
Hermann C. Winkler, Proprietor.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
rSab' feinc Srimut ms6r."

gls mcnolid) bittere alaae fommt
IS aus Dem Wtunoe pieler, pieIer
Ocutider ainoer: Sab feline Seimat
mebrl 0as 5arteite Hitter ihiibt iie
nidt Dor Dem Sos, al Dem ielbit
Der Wonn 10 idpper trdgt. Sn Ell.
mem u~nabldiiigen Strom ergieBt lid
Die Sdar Der Seimat mo Gltern.
loieu in Die anitalten, Die iidJ Der
8ilege, @r8iebun9 uno @~eiunoung
Der Sugeno gepiomet boben. CT.
idiitternOe gil0er limo es, Die Die
Better oieier A~nitoIten bon Den an
lire Siiren pohen0cn ainOer 3eif-
uen. sat iamt uuo ionoers," 70
Ieien mir in einem 9eriht Der Hbet.
uiiden 3entroliteae iiir 6amilien.
%er5iebuna, atragen iie ole Spuren
Oes arieges in irgeno elmer @eiie
an iid. @ir moIlen idpeigen bon
Den Observation-Disclosures 2umpen, in
Die lie gebiilt limo. Bos beoiirfte
es mebr ais oes Serunterreibelis
uno @erbrennens, I'M Den Sha0en
gut 81 mahen2 gber Die ausae.
mersclten ainOerleiber; per fam
lie ieben obne OaB Der Nteuihbeit
1on5er Sammer ibn erfaBt!"
Die aliS9emergelten ainoerleiber,
ole iiirhterlihen ausidIdge an
9opi uno aorper, Die oiiunen Der.
friimmten gcine, oie blaIien uno
itmddtigen @eiittdeu nit Den
ipiben 9nohen: tie iino beute elm
Semeineigentum Der oeutiden Su.
1eilo. aber oie 8ileglinge Der
Observation-Disclosures linO bod ON
ihlimmiten bran. Die beidrdnften
Mittel oieier anitalten reiden farm
BIN, Inn Die ainOer notoiiritig 81
tleioen mo fiimmerlih 81 idttigen,
a6er nit Der 9eirieoigung oes nil.
teuolten Suugers wer0en Die Rlei.
nen nod nidt uuf Den @eg Der &c.
lulobeit 5uriidgeiiibrt. SIN ben 8e.
ridJten Der anitolten lit iurmer pie-
Der 81 leien: Gros iorgf1ltigiter
Bileoe feline 6ortcntpidlung, neil
ride Mild febltl
Gas lit Der gooen, ouf Dem Die
american DARN Cattle Company ar.
6eitet! @tmo 3ebntniIienoe BON
Worf iiir Mildfiibe alis5ugeber, bar
al f0nnen Die Deutiden &inoer.
6eine nid)t oenfen, oa tie obneoies
iait ale bereits Elm eridredenoes De.
ii5it ouf5npeiien baben. Imerifa-
niide MiIdfiibe fommen linen oaber
uie elm @eidenf oes SimmeIs, 5u.
ulol ie niht 81 befiirhten brauden,
0aB oieIe aiibe ibnen BON Dem raub.
gieriqen 6ron3mamn wieOer aus Dem
Stall gebolt meroen. @inen I'm.
enoliden Segen ermeiit ieber
Oeitl6amerifaner Ser alien Seimat
uno leinen 9lutsbriioern uno
.Shmeitern oritben, Der ibnen cine
Milhfub itiitet ooer menigitens SIT,
sen transport uno 6iitterungsfo.
item FOLDER aii6e beiiteuert, Die BON
anoeren Ecu tihomerifanern geifeuft
woroen limo. $4,000 bringen cine
amcrifaniide Mildfub in einen
oeutIden Stall, $500 periorgen tie
oriiben All Elm poles Sabr nit
amerifaniiAem 9raitiutter. Seoe
@abe, Sic Der american 9oirp Cat
tie Company, 1913 @. Maoiiou ct,
Chicago, Sa., iibermittelt miro, miro
Sen notleioenoen oeutihen ainoern
}um Segen.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
Mann mmS Sram iterben an anfei-
nanSer ~fplsenOen Sagen.

Sro4 Sophia 80. Sreoe ltorb am
Sonntag Morgen, ben 3. Srli in III
rer @obnung, Ga 9 Str. Siiomelt
i'm Alter BON go Sabren. @m fol-
qenoen Gage, am Nodmittag, folgte
ibr I'M Sooe ibr @ann Srib Srebe.
2ebterer muroe in 9eutldlanb ge-
hefen uno fam ais &nobe, Dor etipa
so Sabren, nod Amerifa. Sn 8aib-
inqton lit er etmo 45 Sabre anidiiig.
Gr mar Better zines @altbauies,
6rib'S Sotel, an Ser 9-StroBe (iest
Sburm's Buffet, uno 900 iid Dor
cinioen Sabren in oen &libGtano
5uriid. Die Srau mar eiiie geborene
@aibingtonerin Sodter bon Serrn
uno Srau @ettsman. 43 Sabre
lang maren Sreoe uno Srol perbei-
rotet. IS iiberleben sic @eritorbe-
men 2 Godter, Srau $. 81. 6ellinger,
mobnboft $50. 70 IA. Str. S.@., uno
Sr1ltlein Selma Sreoe. 2 Sobne
Itarben Dor einigen Sabren. Serr
Sreoe geborte 81 Dem Bptbias-Nit-
teroroen. 2ebten 9ienstag Nadmit-
tag muroe oaS 8aar begraben BON
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
6leine Na6ri6ttn.

Sn q b uaton iii Der iron56.
iilhe General 6nbole. inter Ociicn
Obcrbefebl ieincr5cit Ole amerifaui
ldlen Sruppen itanoen, einaetroifen.
lln0 balO lperoen mir BON nciler 9ru-
paganoo boren.
8onn miro mier Concord
Gllib Den gepIontcn 9luSilug nad
G~beiopeafe Ban peroultalten?
9eIgien bat elm itcbclocs Seer
BON 100000 Mam. 8iel al QroB
fir ooS fIeine 2Guo6en. @onono
ioI babel icin, ieiuc. Sccresitorte Sr
berminoern. 0eutidlanO obne Seer
un0 8lotte fam Jest oelpoltig ipa.
ren uno fir oie Aliierten bleGcn.
Nber eirmol miro aus Dem onid)eis
nenoen llnglild nod Elm Seeen per
ben.
Ole 8ofbtngtoner o9oit"
brodte in oieIen Soeen uieOer cine
Stotiitif iiber Die 9eooIfcrunq 5ronf
rei6s, SO @liaioucn. @ergciien mur.
DC mieOer einmaI, Dab @lioB mo
2otbringen iebt 81 6ranfreid oebo.
rem.
0ie bieige oYoit" brodte am
.cbtcn SamSta9 einen 2eitartifd
iiber oos StuOirm omerifuniider
@cididte in GngIano.9 os Mafb.
ingtoner oSournoI" bottc Qcro0c on
Gage porber ooruuf oufmerfiam &C.
modt, Bob england nidt MIR II h t
ooS ein5ige 9ono lei, ooS al llni.
p%eriitGten onS Stuoium Ger amerifa.
nii6en @eididte eingefiibrt babe.
ipn0ern binter 0cltti6Iono in oicier
Ne5iebung meit 5uriid lei. 9eittid)-
lon0 bat ENGLAND oorin l1nQit ocn
Stang a~6gelaufen. Or. 0aenell, oeut-
ider acknowledgements bat bcoeu.
ten0e 8erfe itber sic @ereiniqtcn
Stouten gel6rieben mo lit ongeiteat
fir Den llnterriht ser @elhid)te ut.
icrcs 2anoes fir oelitide llnioerli-
td~tsihtoenten.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
9emtidcr airdbOf,


9(m 1. Suli belt oas 0ireftorium
oes OeutiGen 5rieobofes feline mo-
natli6e &eriammlling a6. 9ie iibli-
den &olltinegeiddfte fanien CUR @r-
leoigung. @dbreno beS Oerflolienen
Wonots mllroen Die f%olgenoen Yerio-
men oortielbit beeroigt: Sbeo. Sob
meper, Sobn 6, @entner, @0waro
9lod, Mor9aret Goigt Com. @.
Soroan, g(QneS Scriuener, &apmanb
6. Start, Margoret Sabm, @iIliam
SO. Gaton, Charles q. Snabe, Marr
g. S6miot, 8m. $. Wi6elbo6er,
Gitber .. &ottmaitn nno 2ottis 6.
Yfeiffer.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
T, Die Site nnO Die 3citnng!
(&on einem @aibingtoner.l !.

. lpie lit es ldmiil ul0 bciB
Wtan lid falm 81 belfen meiB.
Sibe 0rnuBen @ibe orinnen.
Sibe treibt ms fat BON Siuncn.
Srei6t @eooufen aus Dem 0irn,
Gropfen rinnen bon ser Stirn
g}aB lit &rogen, nob ole @ono.
Man fonmt foit aus &nno unO
9ano,
SdlueiB uno 8oiicr mobl in 0iiQc
0oB ih gauge 8GIicr lille,
NoB Der @als mo NAB 0ie Sodcn
%ber Setter leer uno troden,
Seine 8eine. feline &ebcn,
Sraurig troden lit ooS 2cbcn,
Selbit oie Spbinr im fernen Sitcn
8iir0e einmol &ibc foiten
Sam iie iebt nah &oibington,
S6mibeno Lief lelbit lie Oapon.
0@lcS idon nal ~oogepeicn
@ir luon'n unire 3citiung leien"
So9en Seler groB nn0 fleln,
8Oaen unterbolten icill.
0enfen nidlt an arme 0rlder.
Sdimpfen MIR mie altc Ottder:
.@8enn oos 2eibbIott lit niht poa
IS Der IeufeI bolen iol."
2ieber 2eler babe Mitlci0,
IS lit cine belize 3eit,
Sclblt ser GongreB Mil nid)t iiben
llno inn beiben @etter lhmiben,
@orum loa Ser b0ie 9ruder
Scin Gin bellrer Site dluder2
llnO Der orme 3eitungsidreiberl
Sobt Grbarmen bod, ibr @eiber!
limo ibr W1nner ollt oq5r,
2aBt Den 3eitunqSmom in &ub'.
Cine 3eitune pell 81 idrciben
llno BEN SdfpeiB bonn Sopf 81 reibel
Sit bod. feline &lcini0feit!
3eitiingsmnnn, on init mir leipl
Stott I'M Weer bcrum5uidmimmel
Stott Ole 8eree 6u erflimmcn
MuBt OH beibg Sppen ieben
lin Die 2eier gu ergoben
Mubt an bieles, pieleS oenfen,
I'm Die 2eier ob5ulcnfcn
@on oes Cages 2oit un0 8ein.
., id moht fein 0ruder iein!
2eier. 2eier, freue oid,
9rudcr iein-ilt fiirdtcrlid).
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08


MILTON teiluebmen 81 Ioiien. slber
in3pii6en lit ia i6on piel 8oIler
our1 0en Yotomac 9efloiien. Oos
8oIf bat iolde 4leiuigfeiten beraei-
len. Is aebort MIR etmas 3eit Oa-
3u, Inn i6lieBlid Oos @egenteil bon
Dem ourd5ufiibren, mas man ielbIt
aus politii1en @riinOen porber be-
i6loIIen bat. 90 gebt man tpie oie
&obe Inn Sen @rei berlim. @s lit
oos olte S6eateripiel, oie S6einfeG-
ferei fir Die Mallen. Sinter 0en alt.
Iiiien errei6t man bod, mas man
mill. @ir iogen einfofL mir fonnen
Inn Die Satlode Der @rilten5 0es &e-
porotionSousihuiies ni6t berum.
3eit babe ulls oas geIebrt. TIMER
8ertreter modt ldlieBIid offi3iea
nit. Oomit boltn.
@s lit aber aud mogli1 0aB elm
on0erer g8eg beidrittcn miro. S6on
beiBt eS, ooB Soroing nit ser 3eit
cine 8rieOensfommiilion (eine uelie,
republifanii1e) nad Berlin i1iden
ooer cine beutlde nod 8oibineton
einlooen mer0e, Inn einen Sonoer-
bertrog abi6lieBen au laiIen, Ser al
Ie oertidzamerifaniiden 8e5iebunt
qert, Sun0els- uno 8erfebrsfrogen,
0ie re6tliden @erb1Itniiie Der 8iir-
qer bei0er 21noer, Die Gieentums-
probleme uno Gbnlide 0inge, eno-
giiItig feIt5uIegen bate. @runoIds-
lid bat iif SugbeS bereits oabin err
flGrt, Dab fir ale 0iele Sragen Die
Sdulo un0 8erontuortlidteit 0es
0eutlhen &ei1eS an &riege moBge-
beno lein mliB. ST nimint oarin
mie0er elm 9lott aus oem 5Weifelbaf-
ten 8ariler Oofumente beralls uno
modt cS 70 @ilion uno @enollen
nod. 0eutldlanO fam in oieiem
Sale ober 5lir 9nerfennung oieies
funoamentaIen Sobes, ben es ia be-
ionntli9 oblebnt, nidt ee3mlngen
ner0etl. 9eutldlano meiB BON Der
amerifonii6en MISUNDERSTANDING Of
fi5iea iiberballpt nod gar nihts. Die
Sage lit 1uBerlt fompli5iert. GS
iheint aber, ais luerm Srgbes Die fir
Mmerifo in Sroge fommcnben Hara-
grapben aus Dem Barrier Bertrage
berouSi9neioen uno 5ur @run0lage
oes fommenoen Separotfrieoens ma
6en Mill. Nu6 oltBen liebt es Damn
aus, ais Oh man logii6 eebonoelt
uno sic @ariier 8eItimmlngen bic
nibt ratifi5iert muroen, tatI16lidI
unbea1tet gelniien bate. Ser S6ein
mGre gepobrt. Oeuti1lano miro
mabri6einlid quite Wiene 81 Oieiem
Spiel MAIDEN. IS bleibt ibm ia faum
etipas> onoeres iibrig. So, es Bot
@rlno, oieien Song Der @ntmide-
lung 81 begriiBen. Die @eidloilen-
belt oes anti .oeuti6en &inges III
5lpar ni6t 0urdbroden, aber es
fam menigitens alS @lei6bere9tig-
ter ale Ybalen IN frieOlidem @eiite
belpre6en, eS mag nit menigltens Ell
mem Ser friiberen Seinoe 81 einem
peniger ungeredten SrieoenSbertra.
ee fommen.
Soften mir auf befrieoigenoe, bal
oige 20iung ser Oeriuifelten 6ragen
politiI6en uno mirtidoftli6en, inter.
notionalen 2ebcns unieres 2an0eS.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08

Serr Geo g. Goud). Elm 8eamter
oeS gunoesbureous fir 6ioIoaiIdle
Soribungen Observation-Disclosures.
tement), belitt einen @opber Ca.
l6enrntte), nit Der err ourd Den
8eiten reiit uno oemonitriert, pie
man Die 3ai6enratten fanaen uno
uertilgen fonn. Ger feline 8errd.
ter gibt ole arbeitsmetbooe ieiner
&amera0en preis, enttpeoer neil
ibm nidts anoeres iibrig bIeibt,
ODER neil ibm oie aarotten, aar.
tcffeln uno Niiben, oie Ell altf 2e.
gieruugsfoiten ber3ebrt, gut itmef.
fen. 8enn aIes fir oie Demon.
I%tration bereit i'll, miro Der Gopher
aus ieinem 9diig genommen. CT
l1Bt iiA BON Den 3uIdauern niHt
It6ren, mad)t iidJ an Die Mrbeit uno
gibt einen e%ritfIaiiigen 4nihau-
ungSunterridt iiber Die art uno
@eiie, mic Elm @opber -einen Sob.
lengang berrihtet. Damn 5eief er.
fpte cin Siigel gemadt miro luo nie
Der 3ugang 81 Dem Siieel peritopft
piro. Sieraui srGbt i'm iein @6r.
ter iuieoer ans. TIT i'm pieoer in
ben &dfig unb erflGrt alif @runO
oes anidaluln9sunterridtes. mie
man 6aaen iesen muB uno mo man
Den Sober binlegen muB, I'M oie
nod nidt 8ioiliiierten 9riioer iei.
mes Sausbeioblenen sa %serit0ren.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
Die ouswdrtise pOlitif unltrer Sesieruus.
Bon g. @Ieis, @oibington, 8. 6.

OAtNoAh UAOIlt QlC
Sereinigten Staaten nift rotifi3tert.
Us miro ober NIT ieoem Gage tlnrer,
ooB uniere 9eborOen troboem OieIen
6rieoenspertrag uno feline 8eItinl-
mungen ltili6ueigen0 ais bereits be,
ltebenOeS internotionoles Hedt amer
tettnen. @aS mollen Iie olth mo.
benS 0ie 9eite oes &rieqes lit Elm.
rtol Derteilt, 0oron lit nihts All an.
ocin- 9Sir m0gen 0ur6 yeihfrotili.
5Ierltllg I'M ltiaen gegen sic ltnaehelt.
rem Terfiigun9en Ser Stootsrddnner
IL Faris proteIiieren (obi6on lelbit
eeie NiSlegung Der SteGitnanuhme
oes SenotS n.Wt einipon0frei iii !, cs
bleibt babel. @ir mabrcn rtsr nm.
lere eigenen uSntereiien", 10 tut eS
eebt, uno iinO ouf oas 8obGlppGer
tcr @1ltente- Wddte o~ngetuielet, foQs
mr. nidt 81 0robungen unler, 3lt.
tludt nebmen moIcn. Sniof,rn ha.
ben Semofratea nil Senator .Sorri-
ion eigerttlid re6t, menn lie nit Ser
oltgenblidli6erL internatirnoIen 20
Qe %uniereS 2onoeS uniuirieO,r |inD
Nber Tie baben es iclolt uerlduIoet.
Ntr 5ieben unS nj Miibe uno Not
Gus Dem 9ilemnt1 6crouS, in oas lie
ms ielbit IN Gari0 biuemsc5oaen bo-
fH.
Nus ben 8eridten ser 33eitunqs-
ln1nner, bic nit Der &egierunq e1oe
6ilblunlg bebolterL gebt nun berpor,
Bob StaotSiefretGr Sugbes auf 5pei-
erlei &eiie iib aus ser beifIen Gage
mo &onfuiion berallsarbeiten min.
ytob oltBen bin fam ser Barrier
Eoft uno Ser S0lferbuno ais @eIeb
1idt dnerfannt meroen. Sroboem
bobefl mir MitteI nno 8eae, Inn
proftid nuf @runoIage Der Ia-
rtler Ntetoronung Der Dinge Dor.
lpdrtS gebell 5u fonnen. S9ir perbon.
Oeln chen uidt nit benz G~olferbuno
alS iol6em ion0ern nit Dem loae-
nannten Supreme Council, Dem
Oberlten &at. 9ieier &at lit i'm
S%olferbun0 ni6t borgeleben. @r lit
pielmebr ein millfiirli6eS @ebil0e
bon StaatsmGnnern mie George uno
WtiQerano. @r bat offi5ieG nit Dem
Solferbunos nihts all tur,
lit o6er praftii6 9enommen sod oos
leitenoe Organ Ser nellen @eltoro-
ntng, uno oes 8i~ilferbun6es lelblt.
Der &iiIferbunosrat fam ia
noriert peroen, mie oaS audi bereits
%beIonoers in 9itgen Der iogel1alnten
Wanoate gel6eben lit. SIN .Sber-
item State" ober fam Saroep, lobolo
oaS 8ort bon 8aibington tommt
ieocr5eit a16 offi3iea als 8ertreter
Der Gereini9ten Staaten fitngieren.
0os Dirt d d &eiultat
oes 8ariIer Mbfommens, oie 8ieoer-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., miro nit Ser
Belt pobl e6enfalS bon ltnlerer &e-
gierung a1erfannt meroen looaB ser
6isber unoffi8iel orbeitenoe 8ertre-
ter unieres 2anoes BORT alib offi8iea
mitmo6en fam, oa &u9bes geneigt
gu iein i6eint, Die mirti6aftliden
&Ialtleln oes gariier 8ertrages an
8unebmen. 3nar ~peigerten ii6 Die
Gepublifaner ieiner 3eit, alif ous
@eiu6 8ilions ein3ugebem Die Ser
einigten Staoten nenigltens unoffi-
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08

Steae oes jet gebrnlAten @umni-
eeloes eineefiibrt mcrben. @ummi-
gelo lit in Guatemala i'm llmlauf,
oa 8opiergelo pegen oes &linioS lid)
BORT nidt b6lt. Man 0enft iogar in
9euti6lono ieI6it 0arar, S%or5elan+
gelo in fleinen Mengen 81 benuben.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08

Mo6en Sic Sbre @infGlife bel aelt
@eid6ftsleuten melde im ~@nib.
ington Sournol" anaeiaeu. uno Die
oaourd befilnoen, oaB iie bic &rno-
idoft Der Geutidcn miiniden. Gr.
pdbnen Sic babel. oob Sic Die 9ln.
oeige i'm Sournal geleieu boben.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08

ser llltberiiden 81. DARIUS Stride
aus, Ste uno 9 StraBe S.8. Sitter
bonn genonnten Oroen beteiligten ii1
am 8egrGbnis, oos i'm 8roipeft-S Sid
5rieobofe ltattfan0.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08

GmmdrOl, &eaaoaf, uirflide DELTA.
teTem, iinO al baben bel:
8abIers, 36-45 &isgs @iarft.
Washington Journal., 1921-07-08
Guatemala miq berfides Yursellan.
gelS e%infii6ren.

Guatemala bat III @eiBen Gor-
5ellongeIo beitellt. 9ieies ioa an
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-19
SAVE
PURPLE
STAMPS
The First of the
Fall Draperies
are here

An interesting display of Sum
fast Draperies IN several designs
and colorlng at 60c, 75c, S5c
and S1.00 a yard.
The new designs and oolors
in SunfaSt Curtains, by the pair,
are ready.
New Tapestry Curtains in
handsome designs in rich, fall
oolorings have just been opened
up.
Tapestry Furniture Cover
ings, the prettiest and best quail
ity that we have shown for years.
effective and servioeable, $2.00
70 $500 a yard.
25 per cent reduction on all
Cedar Chests during this August
Sale to more quickly move them
out OF the way of the new draper
les coming in every day. That
means you save $3.50 on our regu-
lar $1,000 chests. One of these
would make a splendid Christmas
present and the saving of one
quarter OF the price Will more than
pay you for storing if until then.
Third Floor, take elevator.