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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14

Cored apples are delicious stute5
With walnuts. sprinkled with sugar
and cinnamon and baked.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14
ARREST SUSPECT ~ CASE OF
MILLING SPANISH PREMIER

MADRID, SPAIN. Mar. IA Padre
AIaleo, !, twenty three sear-old anar-
ehist. arrested today on suspicion II
connection with the killing OF Premier
Dat0 last Tuesday. confessed 20 the
crime when taken before Judge. He
stated that he was an occupant Of the
side cir from which she lorsmi,r was
shot ana that he fired two shots
Mateo gave the name or llis accoi 4
g.lice.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14
ODD FELLOWS DRIVE
IS NEARING CLOSE

Continued Prom Page -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14
FILMS MUST JUSTIFY
"EDUCATN)NAI" TAG.
SCHOOLMEN INSIST

CHICAGO ILL, March IA. is a
MARY Pickford motion picture 80 be
classed y. an educational film simply
because in is rnobiectionable from the
censor $ viewpoint -
This Is 4 question which, while not
down on the official program never
theiess figured prominently in the in
and lohbies during the recent conven
ton of the National Education Asso-
citation al Atlantic City Schoolmen
emphasized the need OF clear dis
tinction between educational films
proper and films in which tie educa
tional interest is al most incidental
'*I.nfortuna,ely there il. a tendency
in some quarters 10 attach the educa-
lional' label 10 any Him that school
boys and girls may witness without
danger 10 their moral fiber. said Prof.
William F. Russell, Dean OF the Col
lege of Education. University OF Iowa.
In many localities a clean comedy,
typical Pickford drama. reel Of
SCENES or ordinary news features. are
al dignided with the name Of educa
tional tila
When an honest-to goodness edu
cational film comes along. one pro
dnced with real understanding OF ev-
eryday classroom needs and with q
definite relation 10 the course OF
study. no differentiation IS made All
ire tossed into the same educational
kettle and come out as the same ed
ucationar stew This is manifestly
absurd Any number of schools which
started ont with sincere interest in
visual education have been led into
blind alleys nv just such misconeep-
tons As result. they are failing 10.
get full value out Of their visual
equipment :
Leading superintendent Of the
country expressed the opinion that the
time has come when sharp line needs
10 be drawn between simon-pure edu
cational films and films produced pri-
marily for entertainment E 7. Graf,
superintendent Of the Indianapolis
public schools, spoke Of thrcefold
classification recreational. informa
ional and educational.
a great deal Of valuable expert
mental work Is being done III the field
81 visual education he said Meth.
DDS and materials are being put to.
he test of use under normal class
room conditions Nevertheless, even
among those who claim to be doing
visual research work. there are many
who have YET to grasp the true in
wardness Of education via the screen.
An amusing instance of the mis-
understandings that sometimes occur
is TO the nature of film is disclosed
in a recent experience Of the Commu-
nify House moving picture theatre at
Ninnetka, Ill The board Of COVER
nors refused to permit a showing OF
Kismef' when booked by the man
ager. Their report was 70 tle effect
ina, 1t was not UP 10 the standard
set for Community House which
aims to provide pictures THAT are in
eresting. educational and good for the
young mind As substitute feature
he board authorized Twin Beds.
The board however. later revoked this
decision OH learning details Of the
plot
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14
Second Coming Of Chris"
Third Of Sunday Le,h

nr + II Harrison, ~ Ne" t@fk
was the speaker III the third 81 'f
series Of lectures at the Circle i'iaN
house Yesterday lfttrnoen nn rs ls.l.
eral theme Millions al EaisA sac
Never Die ~lhe second t'a@i u,
was the subject Il pr harrison 81,
,,mrse. The speaker. il. part sd
I'm speaking u Christ,s return ~
FAC; il not overlooked thai many ne,
Dle I'M the past nave made elaisn, re-
eardine the esa t/laie of His .srriNa
ana have mad, preparations - Y,
taken up 10 Heaven We; ihe Lord
failed 10 appear a. they eApeeiei' dHi
there-Mas grea appointment
Il easy fhr some Christians % l.ush
Ii sach people but they ARE much
more To bc commended than iae 500
fling ones hetai,se they showed tlia
they langed FOR the LORD retu~a.
eLiie some ministers shgdlel rSti
suggestion Of Jesus ,Nnine asaln
like almost every other Laid az
knox ledge there has feel great y
vance made in Bible study - late
Years For instance Wnen lrsi,
spoke of His coming lie told rs tnaF
no man knew thc day nor the hanr
hut when lie spoie el Ills preserst
lie told us that We might rs sarc liz
MAS here, because He save nnnlist.,k
able signs 10 mark Ills lresene
which any Bible student nlghl dsn
iifv How have We come q dis'in-
suish the ,lHiereRee between u,
Lords coming Id Ills presence y,
The aid OF modern TRANSACTIONS III fthe
Scriptures. Cei ordantrs. &C. we llsi
that's inc translatars Of the killf
james version Of the Bihle IRAN
lated certain words IN Tire Greek tstN
fntliscriminatelY and that frealea 4
the work III the Greek for presence
tparousia) has been rendered eHatil"
III the English
Jesus sola us distinctly that II,
would come urobserved. quietly as s.
thief. so that anyone would he pre-
samptuous 10 announce beforehand
the day He Mould return But HI
also stated tia the signs d His pres
cAce would be 50 plain 10 those who
watched for hem that thex could
make no mistake. Ii . person i Mise
enough 10 discern the change q the
seasons from snring q summer BY tie
budding forth ef trees. he. Will be VIII
enough 10 know that he Lore; Is pre-
ent by noticing the faltillnirnl 81 lie
Signs which Jesus gave See Luke u
29-3Il
When Jesus came nearly I've
thousand wears aso the angels .ig
nounced good tidingS Of great JOY IL
ALL people. but il He had chosen 81
sleep in the grave for TWO thousand
years Instead Of three dats and -
awake III the year 1921. @oHld He
nave noticed any special effect of His
life and suffering ana death Mould
he not rather see the same fores o.
evil and seltishness dominating the
World the same din OF war. t'se same
scenes OF Violence, wickednc y, Voc
and misery2 What then was the
meaning Of the proclamation 81 good
tidingso Fea OF us have realized ti.
meaning 6f the SAVERS own words
II was necessary first for Christ 10
uffer and affcr%ard would come thf
glory Jesus came the first time 90
suffer he penalty 10, mans disobedi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14

state, over Palmer in the ll5-paune
bout. The latter bout went an extra
! erioa oil six minutes. as neither went
10 The floor in the regular period o.
nine minutes Watson finally getting
the decision for aggressiyeness. The
struggle in the 160-pound class be-
tween Smith. Navy and Mowrer de-
veloped into a hard fight This. TOO.
Went into an extra period and the
Navy man finally Won deserved
.award
4 Rattle OF Giants
The big throng Of spectators await
ed With keenest interest the bout in
The unlimited Seighi class This was
a battle between giants Willkie,
Navy. and Nfafon. both OF whom play-
ed guard on the football teams OF the
eontending institutions last TALL. and
both weighing in the neighborhood OF
2l5 pounds 1t was the first time in
TWO wears tha. Millkie had contested
with anyone near his weight Mahon,
an Indian. was equally AZ powerful as
his opponent. Willkie had topside
most Of the time. but al no stage was
he able to get anything like danger
Gus hold He gained The award on
points Mr.. Bruce. 4 Lafayette man.
refereed the bouts.
The meet closed a most successful
season for the midiies they having
defeated all opponents. the victims
being Tufts. University Of Pennsgl-
yania, Dartmouth and University 81
Nest Virginia
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14

History has vet 10 find the woman
who will admit she is an old maid for
any reason except choice Washing
ton Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-03-14
Missionary Circle Meeting

The College Avenue Baptist Church
Missionary Circle will hold IN month
.ly meeting tomorrow at 30 ?. IN. at
the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

change Ot all countries which re-
S"''Sd IN tn" caii*trpph;tl COLLAPSE OF
German currency and produced stimuli
tancou$ir and aut"maticuily Ger
'nhUN'S "Npur, activity If uutrcaulcd
PROPORTIONS The dumping system has
b"tu forced upon Us Willingly. there
~ and ia View oc the Importance OF
fcrnanNS productive ability the
ultimatn'n cNnnut be fulfilled with
out SrHr"iy disturbing INC Industrial!
,"ndi ton" Of All competing countries.
I'll" gravity OF this !sau. g., already
rOc"EniIci 10 England and even In
iuiiu' ntt.i circles are COMMENCING; to
awaken 10 the .cnuamI, aIE.r THAI!
the nationalist" asncctS Of the situa-
ton. though thct: views have made
little Roadway IN the country at
large"
America cannot place hcrscl. upon
- standpoint that will not be affected
by these developments. However
great and rich he. resources may hc
snc viii nevertheless be influenced hy
the developments OF Ia" European
situation. Tho dominant and strong
IS, economic power Ia the worlo
which possesses tho greatest sources
Of economic prosperity should seize
th" u!tIiiv" 10 brinE about tho
triumph Of common sense. a stand
point which hitherto has been lack
ing in the business relation Of nA
lions. This would stabilize not only
tn" exchange situation. but also the
relations Of The nations OF the worth
To ono another
tC"lyr!rh;, 1921. hy The Public Ledger
Company
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
RELIGIOUS ARMAGH SEES
BIG SUNDAY Qualification.
Gambling, Dancing and Rcycl.
ry Follow Political Meet
ing in City.
LNy As-ooIAtol rrcsN-I

Ai:MAGii. IRELAND. oct S.-hr.
m"Eh, the prinatiai city Of ireland.
both Catholic Cardinal aud protoy-
iant Irimat" having their seats here.
vas shocked whcm II learned that
Michael Collins Minister Of Finance
ia the Republican Cabinet ana Nom
hcr for Armagh in the Dali Eir"anr.
was "a hold a political demonstrations
her" on . sunday
m" demonstration passed Off quiet
) but the after cclchrIilun woaIg-
"ncd Tho uld city ont u yoars o.
!ciharEy
Tho experimenting over, Tho rnln-
n'rs of roulette whccls. mon, women
ana childrcn rathcr,d nlonE the main
"fe't and soon gambling. chiefly ia
p"hhl"S ana shillin:s. was proceeding.
81 rate that might have made tho
'"hc"sSionnahc Of French watering
places "nvious.
lhis is no, uncommon in The fuuth
"i Ireland. which I'm this a. poet b.
much ..isu III. Latin couut:lna hu, ~,
the uorut B, is frowm,g guJu
baucoA were also or.nntH.d nrt.
Il was Gnsl'Eht Mpndny morning be-
for" tho T"Trllcrs brought thcir cClr-
brd'lon TO 81 conclusion
Michael Collins seemed reluctant To-
-"tprn ~ buhlin early .u tho cvcrirr.
u" is The sot; OK ~ jrarm1u. whr.
h',ur work would enjoy jlst Hagh 4,
r"vci a great biz hoy ful Of huuor
ami play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
PARIS FAT MEMS
CLUB AGAIN ACTIVE
Forced tn S,s,,
'hrtnS War. I'inn~ GaIa


FAIRS. oct. H-Thc ia, Mems ,.lur,
90 i"f's' IN "rder L" become :, rn..u-
uei "I which one mus, wcI,., 900
POUNDS. ana which had to clos. i,r
"""'S curing TIA" war. has recently
"e.h fe"rsani=.d ana * planniua, !,
1"'h 81 us own 70 be hclG in some
rustic spot in the suburba or ~
cry sufficient Spacious for their
c'olutions.
me membership now nuinh.rs
htiy-c!sht. among whom are ,hro.
pounds
a. Maur"r. the president. w.i.-h,s
~ h""hEs. while The secretary. Mr.
ni~'S. - comparative lightweight.
JUST tipping the scales at 2Oe NJ,
,ioHinan. recently elected h. ~
Queens "i Beauty as the handson,.s,
man In Franco. was nd,ni,.a % 49,
|'"n snort tiinc AFRO. 10 turns tho
scales AZ 2lo rounds. and hos ~,
temafhabl" waist tncasurcm.,, r
yard and so inchcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

Uses Cost More Than Il. u. Fnrc.
PARIS. oct S.-Thc NtsoS required
Tor a trip from PARIS 10 CONSTANT
ncp!c cost moro than the railroad
Thcy amount to sal
francs. while the price o: a second
CLASS t!ckr; is Blu trAnCs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
FEAR FAPER MONEY, BEGIN
Run IN SHOPS Of VIENNA
Almost Accounts To Panic in
Ouiiying Districts Of
Poor.
>rH>n n"NEY ri;,>r,c,nL,
f"rriSnrr. Add To Trouhi" IN Crniv-
M tity by Wholesale Purchase, al
commodities tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stand In Liza. All night.
Ity Doroth. Thnmp>on.
Especial cable to The vlur,
Disnalch

l-NCtiSt I - ole to he TUNES
pispa,ch
VIENNA. oct. S.--A run on V.,ar.,
Shops has started ami "a the ou,.giu.
districts. whore the poor live. I
amounts 10 Il panic y tour OF four
districts pcorlcG by worker ot u"
middle cl;,sscs revealed long gucu,
often numbering thousands. sunau-
IN I'm" before the shops. particularly
tuusc doaIirg IN groceries aud ,lo'n-
ma and many stated thc. ati
sytitci a.! night
y" rru>, In Paper ,t"mc,.
Nch"iy longer irus;G Tho sjUuui;.
-: pager money. and Tho Who'll. psy-
choluEy is 10 iuru crowns into asuuIs.
Ih- people are spending; muucy franz
ticnlly and rcck!cssly. knowing that
prices ar" rising hourly aud toarirg
III suppl! OF al goods coon Will uc
exhausted ana ;hc valuoIess crown
can buy nothing further abroad.
Foreigners arc adding 20 tho panic
in the center OF the city 10y wholesale
purchases Of commodities FOR SpcCU-
lltiou. The collapse OF the crown
has been 50 -opid-its value today
btlns cniE Onc-tn!fd OF what a. Was
IN August--that prices, rcckouod ~
forciSu VolUta simply c.i,u"t keep
rncc, and foreigners. therefore. are
fwrs. jewels and objects
&C art for a song IN American to-
'iaE bought a pCari necklace fov aU
,%anrl" for the equivalent OF So.
icnGin- t:auk> Damaged.
The sensational failure and fight
7i Dutch vnluta spccUlator last
week. leaving liabilities or 1900 coo
600 crowns. has seriously damaged
the leading hanks ana even threat
end tho states finances. The suaEi-
moss Of the latter is shown hy the
rLut that the spcculators liabilities
to only 100000 in 'oHl
money. hut this amour; was enough
10 CnuS" grave concern.
The panic IS not limited to Vienna.
AZ a run on stores In innsbruck. ny
rul. preceded tn" Vienna crisis. Tn
proDrictorS there refused 90 sol. 10
foreigners: hut that course is proh!-
hjtcd in Vienna, where rroprjojurs
are forced by law 10 keep their shups
omen Ia all. tn. ryrol defense
corps has issued wtuircsJo
to declare Tyrors indie
ncuicnce of Austria II the economic
choIs continues.
CCopyright, i"2l by The Public i.cd-
ger COS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Real Hind" Prince Exposes Firc-Ea,ing
Eakcr While Attending Nc,,ily Fair
10y Associated rrcys.J

~ ''- tIH OCT lie arcain
he in
10 Is real Hindu
'''" !" MIN IN me Hindu language
TO the bal no.,
ned siitn
ihe spiel to
I a Hindu
- ~" 60
a the rrincco
the Tho vr,
'ard'c"urt tennis "a n oud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

~ hoi waco ,.urD ~ la..u.g al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

heriin Tries {" curb f.,Ii ID, limos.
ing n""SS Iinr> ma iaii
Sentences.

BERLIN, ucu S.. IN. yn,.,n,,..,
" trying 20 RAJ. ram,i.r. 49,
which nas been sweeping lgrio.y.
ior many months ana uh.rs au,r5r,.
t'ea say co"tirucs 10 speead At u,-
p7isin% rate d-apIte h4aJr,a, DO,
tests. the conAscat.pn Of, million. ,,
marks. sentencing or scor,y o.. r.,
sens TO jail and ln- imy,sitIsu ~
heavy fines.
Close upon inc necIs II ia. gam,
ling and speculation mania .h.rr
pcarcd among IN" people a., All
ciass"s came Z. horde OF stock mary. Il.
nanipuintcrs. race track tonts
bucket-shop propri"tors and organ
izers Of srt-rich-qujck betting as
soeintiona. who. starring with small
sums subsoribed BY working men ana
women. shortly were ahIc 20 omen
iuxnr'oas gambling housea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Viii ir,r-y>, ,m.ricnn>.

'i'> views on the effects cg tn, rat
l.'.Ai4"u may therefore 1. an inter-
'+' 20 Anne ric"ns DE snid tou4y. "'rh"
hi.lh"S" relations between me United
i'.'s anu Germany since. Tho Ccssl-
irn OF actual hus;ii!tlva had moved
h an upward curve. and Il ln,ght
th't'i"rc b" questioned whether thu
tt"hEir tea! ending OF Il nominal stat"
~ "a" would produce an. marked
cnArs". } believe. However,. i; Will
i'iT''t personal contact hith.rto has
tcvn missed In Auslucs. relations be-.
tween tn" TWO countries The Amer
hhn government stGCk g the stand
point OF thr continued existence of
20 "lti2 " VAR. ana contact with Ger.
iH-E business circles was limited To
"a Gee" personal connections Busi-
moss" HpW"v"r cannoi EcJ aipu:. with
'u- n'rS'nHl contact and wt hone
"a" words which wore si,.I:.n about
ta' restoration of the reii' ,r.s which
eN! St"t before the war VIII not ~c-
mann mere rhras's. hHt r.ll be trans.
lated lat" actual Nt" Permanent
ana mUtu,llN advauta-cour u,y,ino-
ntht al commercial int,r..urs. tan
Gee assured on III. foundation II surA
relationship
hnNt RAY imprrtnrt uoi..
IA" United States mast ll4y :u.
important role in the i,um iila,c fu-
,ur" because the London u!ti,Uutu,n
forces Germany 10 purchase tn. *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
itnssian Mnrl.., supu,ic..

The Russian market supplies fresh
ana sailed meats. white bread %
good quality. - wcll ms Tho rcruin
ton black hrcat. Hour sugar. vvp"-
tables 90 AL sorts fruits. etc. an
u ample rrofusion. Famine soyr s
;'- a"ay when one visits the ui=
SmoleHsky market tho rhi,f food
mart OF Moscow, wantcrs through
miles OF grocery stores and .,s,au-
rants opening almost door 10 door in
the Arba, TvorSkn!a. Eo!shaia Pct
roEiia and other principal business
streets ana ia the working quarters
or notes the array of peasants with
baskets and food carts on every street
corner
Even IN tho hear, Of the famine
district in towns like Samlru or
hazau. one sees plenty Of fresh froc
In the markets, notably In those
which spring up on The edge Of every
refugee camp ana nnis food dealers
at the small way stations where the
train haltS to give the travellers op-
r"rtun!ty 10 IN the Ind ap,n~lllr
and always carried tea kctiir wiih
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
French Aca,lcnl, TO Send Delegates 10
|. ). to Honor Memory Of NloIicrc

!NisiH pct SNhi the French noty
to
fHoF"s e"nsifr the invitation
an" establish
~ present there is much discussion
should ." sent though opinion dc
be eho," from lsi which noiudr Pau
maurice Jean Provost Afro,
larus Ch an,i,ors.v If ma ~ 20
Moier" viii be celebrated in January
',"pEr!Slt 1924, L!c ..ls. Co,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

MOSCOW. '.t. N--Th" usual tr."-
'icF I" Moscow starts out from liiga
or WARSAW Will tn" IDEA that he Is
AiEentnT!nS mt" a wilderness with
iitt!e food ana few OF ihe ordinary
supplies AN" cunEehicnc"S o: ire. lie
tInarNs hr"n the courier train loaded
WIFE bags and hampers Contaiuin"
virtually u camping outnt Tor the
neTon OF ms stay in kusSia-hard
ofec"" trachcrS' nutteT, coffee ana
milk in tins. tea, solidiacd alcohol and
= stove Tor cooking. slabs OF bacon.
sacks OF sugar. salt aud pepper,
'!nnca hett' Shrdincs ana salmon
pms, needles ana buttons soap insect
powder, candles, ilankciS ANA sheets.
medicines ana vast assortment, Of
other iuIpedlncnt", which his OWN
mag NATION ana ,he SUE Ess IONS OF
.N'rr'"h"s" I'''h"S assure "im ME
u" nccd"" III u famine stricken land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
DECLARE 5TREsENlNN
CAUSED RATIFICATION
Head OF Hrirhsiag Body on
Foreign Affair, Gives tln.ir.
ing Efforts To Malicr.
REPRESENTS NATIONS BUSINESS
- trh''"hr""t "f Trnhr HcIntionS Re
tween n!tc6 states ana t.,ruuny
- hi"f N'n nf StntreInun Ia rag
lax Pact rhrnpgh

Isp",1. cable TO Tne rim,,. .
bisrat.hl
..lau. unanimous ratification Of tn.
n"t'' treaty between the uuttyi
states 'ni German. without str"n.
"N. o''d Anti-hmcricau urtbursts
n.in 'ht conservatives WAS du-
lar '.N Z" the personal Efforts of
.'nS'a as airesemt"n, chairman of the
''''A~i. = committee IN foreign a.
i'If-- Sirescn'"nn. who at The SAM,
'f"' 'S ca" ~ the most l'rolrncrt
} F"NrniatiEcs "f hig business ~,
. many. "nt managing aiv.,to, ar
the '''.man Nn.ri.ou ms."e.s a#so-
'''' - h"vn'y Interested n "a"
Grafton III trades relations WIKI
: L. ---t..N s.n.-..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Clemcnccau Cannot Be
Robbed of His Glory in
Saving France.
RAPS SUCCESSORS
IN ST. HERMINE SPEECH
But French Newspapers Ar.
plaud Veteran Statesmen for
Blum, Expressions.
&pvcla. cam, ' the rlme..rls.

T"teh
fARIS. OF; Virtually ai II the
faFis press devoted many colum,s 70
Georges Clemenccau'a speech ., sam,
hcrm'ne Some rcf-a.ucd from ,ai-
iorial commeat-ap ra-cntlv on no..
'Uuh' OF lack OF space--but th,. con.
S,hsUs OF opinion Was praise ~ n.
niger. Even PcrtiuaX. the uolItical
expert for tie Echo d. paris was
very chary OF adverse criticism. He
said, "Clcm"HCosu accuses his sur-
ressors OF not havin.; known how +,
maintain The integrity Of tn, French
patrimony. His Judgment un:or,u.
niiely is justified W.. applaud tho
old statesman when he declares. Yes
'srday We wcry tho v4nquish.rs-
may they no, bring us to tho point bv
asking II W sim are
"Cl"mcncctG made an :.lusion To
IN" Washington conference in terms
calculated TO make Us haze hope that
A'nGrica anu Eusland Ia spite OF
everything, would amend that which
- un!aTorhoie ia their policy III,
presses his statements by arguments
tending 10 prove ;hat Il is the moral
duty of our allies or associates 10
rcnounce their present tendencies.
Eu; our strength Is not in the Wash
.nEton conference. II rests in our own
determination
Spenhh before Ills Conscience.
Alfred Capus wrote:
We "cr" lnl;c certain that Glenn
cncc"u ""H't "now how 10 lend
grandeur |" the banal episode OF the
nnrciiinE OF a statue. even his own.
Only Clcmcnceau. think, was cap
aplc OF this G, nrc x,.,,
SAY 'ha' Iiencncean was not speak
ING before MS statue, bat hefor. his
cohsc'ehce' II" aid 1t with sincerity
winch uehes all criticism and all
"arc"sr' No paItTy complaint LEFT
ms, Ups ABOUT IN" attacks OF which
hc"hAs been the object. No arrows
""fe hurled at his "dversaries and no
'hcaiocFe apology was made.
Niemenccau had one OF his su
0erior moments when with a hrusquc
and powerful, hand lac set ON its feet
ms country, which was commencing
10 WaE"r lndcr 'he combined blows
or the enemy ana treason. one can
n" more rob HIM OF this glory than
deny q noun tain it's height"
lovers Of f"lc'nir> Disappointed.
i"u-s Lazarus SAID in L. Figaro:
lovers oi poiemics must be kc-nly
disappointed. G!cmenceau pronounced
a long discours" and they find no.h-
ms y is 10 please thcir maligni,y
We do not Know = the dignity he
showed viii Sorth. his advcrSu-i.H.
"e 90 not Trims So They vii have
'o"takc their revenge In tho scryiio
silence they observed when he WAS
powerful.
some % them speak, however.
without hiush.nS o: dragging before
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roltirr FOLKS Enjoy longr,it,.

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Pc!tisrs la a vcr" nncicu, toxin ana
IT. Inhabitants Eve . - rlrc old ngc.
Last week Madam. M!l0l cc!obr tod
her lGuth birthday She IS tho mother
INLAY OF General rupuchun, once
Governor 70. Toui shn las e sister
as years old who Is in very good
health