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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Nadrldtcn ans nngren5cnoeu Gum
tics, ans nnIcrem Stnat nnb
an6eren Staatcn.

9lm 5. SSltIi pltrbc aus 9tcm Nort
bcriCbtet: llnter oClt Subcl elmer
groBcn OtcniAcmncn0c mlr0c Qeiterr
bon 0cm &ricgspetcroncu SomcS
@orrD cine cn9liIfe 6obne, sic ncben
cinam SternCltbmnncr umO elmer
fran3oiii6en CSnbnc ollf ocm Sill
Sop ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an scr glu0us
bon 9luCnue wcbtc, bcrobqebcIt unb
Dcr6rannt.
Selpell Ntopcs, ScfretGr Scr itoat.
lidcn 2ononirtbIbafts. .8eb0rOc, bat
einen offenen Gricf on 6te 2anopirte
lno onoCrc 3ltoerlGiii9c @erionen
auSgeihift, Inn onttlih felt5uitclcn,
ob Die &ei5cnerrte tatIG6lid 10
i6le6t olsgefollen lit, pie oltrb Be.
ri6te iib pernu,ten IGBt. Mopes 1T
Der glnIid)t, oaB Die Grntc, obi6on
iie i'm @iiioltritale i6le9t eeroten
lit, ni6t a(lgemein I'M gon5en Stoo,
tc burh Die ipGten 6rnItihld9c 10
empfillOlid gelitten bot.
8iS GUM /. SSuli ipur0cn Donl
Stoatsiefretoriote 305,S02 g(uton1o.
biIli5en5en ousoeitelt. Inn Oieielbc
Belt i'm bergon9enen Sabre betrug
bic 3obl 262,575, lmo I'M Sabre
1919 205,320 SSn ct. 2oniS o[lein
pllr6en $4,000 oieIer gelrmmer1
ausgeiteGt, mGbreno &onios Stir
46,750, ct. SSoiepb 1850, SopIin
2,400 mD bas Souptbiiro in Setter.
ion Gitb 176,402 au ber5ei6ncn bot
te. Die @imnobnten fir Die gutomo.
bilmtnrmern IN ct. 2ouis betrugen
$437,27S mo in &onios Gitp 1892.
414.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Salbbollaritiidc fir Sabrbnnbcrtfeicr

Der S6asamtsiefretdr Der Bun.
oesregierltn9 1tno Der Setter 0cs
Miin5nllteS 6oben ibre 3uitinnunQ
altr 8rdgung bon 250,000 Solbool.
larItiiden gum glnoenfen an Die
Sabrbunbertfeier bes Stootes WiiI,
iol,ri gegeben. 9ieie Mtilnaen luer.
ben iofort geihlogen iperoen. 9llli
Der einen Seite Der Ntilnae lit oos
Bib bon 9oniel Boone NIT elmer
8elsntiise, llno o1tf Der onberen Seite
firioet man elm anoeres 8ilo 6esieI.
ben Mannes Iotpie eines Sn6ioncrS.
glm &anbe iin6 "a Stcrne geprGgt,
Die anoelttcn onB Miiiouri Der "a
Stoot mar, Der IN 0en 8llno Der
Ser Stouten olfgenommen purbe.
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Die Sorlncr bon abortion uno
l1nl9e9eno baben iif) 5lt elmer 60
opcrotto @eiellifaft oroaniiirt, nit
einem Stonlm-Gupitol bon $4,000
bertbeilt ouf 300 9lftien 5u ic 500,
llno miro oie ne1e @cieQi6aft cine
9to6folgerin Scr 6ormers Glcpator
Company bon Worriion Iein, Oeren
groBen @ctreioeipcider 0ieicIbc iibers
ninln1t. Die 9ireftDrcn Der nelten
@eiaihoit iinO: G5obn $. Starfe,
&nl. S6minfe, Gbos, s. 9oefer,
Gilbert Storfe, Gbos. &oit e. 9.
8oSS lmD $. S. Merten$.
Der 3pef ocr Geiellidoft lit cin
aouf- lm6 SonOclsgei6dft ouf oen
-operotiDcn @lon sit betreiben.
iSolgCnoc aus Ser Oforriion llnls
ocb1rng iin0 sic 2lfticn -Snbober Bic
icr @ciCIli6oft: G. j. Haeffner, John
Held Sr., John Uthe, Emil Jordi,
Alex. Englert, Emil Joaquin, C. F.
Baecker, H. F. Gawer, John Englert
Sr., ]. A. Speckhals, VIM. Schwinke,
Anton Kachur, Mrs. c. Boss, A. G.
Leuenberger, Peter Kuebler, E. /.
Boss, G. |. Weissenbach, G. A. Boss,
Martin Schneider, Frank Schneider,
Mrs. Katie Epple, Peter Joaquin, VIM.
APPEL, A. C. Schwinke, J. B. Starke
H. ]. Zeitzmann, A. H. feelings, H.
C. Mertens, Hy. Karschnick, Louis
Cramer, John Breunig, H. A. Starke
Walter and Robt. Thuh, VIM. l..
Busch, H. A. Schnitger, E. H. Wit
haus, Theo. Gerritsen, Jos. Henne-
berger, Emil Wulfr, Geo. WOLF, ].
Sundermeyer, c. Fl Wolking, F. H.
Caughell, F. l.. Blaske, w. S. Toedt-
mann, Jos. Boss, J. H. Starke, Joe
WOLF, Alb. Starke, H. j. Mertens,
Chas. Rost, Chas. Boss, VIM. Schicht,
John WOLF, Phil. Bauer, H. H. Gerrit-
sen, Louis Boss, c.. V. Struttman,
John Kick, j. NJ. Nolte, B. ]. Means,
VIM. Steffen, Louis Lehman, f. c.
Tschappler, Anton Thuli Jr., and An
ton Thuli.
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9ermann, aRp, 6retag Den 5 Suit 1921
glllAemcinc GunntD.@ .@cnisfciten.

@ci Scr t. SSltIia6cicr IN OmenS.
bile gerictb Nurh ooS 2Ibbrcmen bon
SellCrlperf 6o5 glutomobil Oes SSre6
gronOcnbur9er, BON 8cnl, in @ronb,
bod fonntcn sic SSlolnnlcn geloiht
uerNcn che GROCER S6oNcn pcrr.
ia6t mllr0e.
glm H. Suli finoCt in Scr 9SrcS
bpterianer STRIDE robe SiuiS$ cine
Somnibip Sonntogi6ul Gonbention
itatt Gic &crIonunllmg miro , llbr
nadM Cr6finct meroen,
Grou Gnro Gorrco crbiClt I'M
Streiagcriht 5t 6cihr2, Nto., hiC
SdeiNln9 pon ibrem @utten $. q.
Gorrco bCuiIIigt Irou Gorreo lit
cine (o6tcr Oc@ GSobn goctthCr, bon
8lan0.
Scrmon 2llltcrmonn miro ON -
Suli in HoicbuO icin bcpegli6cS 81.
gentbunl ouf 0ffentliNer 9luftton Der.
faufcn lm0 oonn nit iciner 6omiliC
nnf) 2lri3ono iiberiieOeln.
". 6. SfoQqS, |Sobn BON IS. 81
Sfo8gS, bon gta9c &lm0, lm0 Sri
gtor0 &oeniB, EoCDter bon $, W
aocnjQ pon 9lonO, ptroen letter
Qtlttmoh in 9tollo inl 8lnDc ser Gb(
Ipetcint Die 9}cltDcrm1hltcn mcrOcl
IN &onIo& Sin mrbncn.
Qiolpm Bros. bobcp nui 0sn
Smisa rNrn" 81 0rcihcn bcQonncr
lnO 3lpor onr 0icnStog ollf scr 80
COZ S6crmom Sarm.
Circuit GIcrf 98enicl crhielt oieicl
Gage pom tSsScfret0r Die ncucl
,Sciiion. 4cts," (@cicbbil6er mcl9,
Die hon Der lesten 2e9islatiir erloiie
nen neren @eleBe entboltcn) Die ic
Ser Gountp 8eonlte 1mO sSricoenS
rihter frei crbalten fonn 9tihtbc
ante fonnen oo8 @ciebbu6 SIT 5(
Gents erbaltcn.
0ob nie g8ei5encrntc in lmicren
GOuntp picl 81 wiinidcn iibri9 I0B:
lit ans Dcnl Gr9ebniB Ocs 0reid)cn&
ouf folgenocn 6ormen crIibtIih
Gorl 8uitmepcr, 6irit Grccf StS
8uibel bon $50 9lfcr; iSrib Del
| idlne9cr, Gcncc SallcD, 10 @nlbcj
pon 35 2lfer; 2IIbert 0torrc, Grofc
1908 @uibCl bon 50 2lfcr; SEQ
94rinflnolm, 0tt. StcrIinQ 20 BIT
ibcl per gldcr; 9enrD Sinncnbrocter
NfoicbuN, 210 9liGcI bon 10 9lfcr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
Summer Al
BON jcScm SerOadte ireisciprOdleu.
Guuinl yIrminiuS 6ae6erle, friiber
Sberlcbrer Der SdDulen bon Scr
maun, falihIid) cines &er8ebens
bcihulbiat, tuirS freiseiprodcu
nnS 5um Guninl in SiSues, Viii
itralicn, crbubeu.

Gin nlertpiIroieCr 8erid)t itber Ell.
nc 3lueijGbrigc llnaerehte 8erfoIgling
bon NrniuiuS Z. 9acbcrIc, ein Ct.
2ouiicr uuO ge9empGrtig @eneral
GOniul in 9iO &c SSoneirO, bltrh oe1l
SdiifS Captain ltno friiberen BE.
icblbnber OcS 0ulnpfer8 2ofe 81.
mooO. @m. T.. GbontbliSS, fam oteIer
Gogc Ourdl Ole llnterIudllng ieiteus
0eS lStootS 9CportcmclltS ans ga
Qc3lidt. Grob ben iort9cicttcn Nn-
0riifCn 0r8 Gopt. GbambliSS, Der
@ncbcrlc bci6llI6igtc, l,ngcrehtc
Gortbcilc aus sen Soften Ger Reporn.
turcn oil Dem 0un1pfcr 2ntc @uuuo0
0c5ogcn 81 bobcn, mllrOc Sueberle
ihlicBlih pon Der 5uitGn0igen 9eb0r-
DC bon oIlcr S6ulO frcigCiprohcn,
mo Gopt Gbanlbli9S. 0er in DicnIte
0ca Chipping 8oar0 ltoHO, pom Dun
ocSunpoIt in Ncn 2)ort filr 1mge,
rcdticrtigtca Scrfobren 0cacn oen
GoniuI, itrof 8erij0t
0oB GoniuI poeberle oo$ 3ltran
Ell Oca StootS Departments in bob
cu @rooc QcnirBt bclpciBt Ole &bot.
lode, 0oB OericIbc, bon Oieicm 5llnt
Goniul fir 5i0neD, 9luitrnIien crbo.
ben ipltr6e.
Qerr Sueberle, Der IN St. Souis
olS Sobn NcS Ruitprs 9aeberle, oenl
iriibcrcn Grdies Der ebanel. 5pnobc
bon Dtiiiouri gcboren lno er3ogeu
pltr0c, 5Gblt au6 IN Sermonn nod
biClc 6reln0e im0 8cfanlte, oa er
Dor ehua 20 SaDren bier olS Sbcrs
lebrer an unierer offentIi9en Sdltle
tDGtig mar. Sn Serlnom lernte er
oltA i2inc icBi8c Satin fcnnen, Oic
ol$ SRI. SOa 98ienefe bier cbenfolls
mebrcrc Sabre an ltnicrer Sd)ule
cine Stcllc ais 2ebrcrin beflci6etc
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

SiC N0bofoter @raf ltnO 8ortCr
erbielten lebte ISOLDE bonn &anIaS
gitn g[ppcaotions @eridt, oie
8enadri6tgung bob in lcsterem
@eri6tsbofe, bie @ntihei0ung oes
bieiigen &reisgeri6tes, in hem
SdciOuneS Eroaeb bon Gbriitine
Meper ge9en ibren @atten, gn'
FREQ Oteper, beItGtiot mrr6e. 9ie
9lOnofoten 8ootb uno S6opCr botten
oarouibin eines 9erb0ren benntraot.
bod muroe Der glntra8 Dont gppella-
tion5 geri6t Gebtc @o6e ab9elpicIen
9lrch Oieie GntiGeiOrng fam Der
Ion9miertgite lmO onl bortnGrtigltcr
befGmpfte S6etbltngS BrO5eB in
@nSconooc GoulttD 5uW ShluB.
GSron GDriItine @}epcr bottc in
Gcptcrlbcr 1918 0ltrh ibre 9l0pofo.
ten @rdf lu10 Barter, bic &lo9c ltm
G6ci0ltn9 BON iDrenl @atten, Gllfrc0
WtcDcr, i'm &rei8gerio1tc cingcreidlt,
auf @rrtnO unmilr0i9er 8eDonOlltng.
Wtcpcr rcihte cine @cgenfloge cin
in melCber CT I'M Sheiolmg gegen oic
@ottin cinfnt. 2Sm &rci@0eri6tc
murOen bororfbin beioc @cilthc ob.
gclpieien. SSrn Mai 1919, FAM Srau
Utcncr lmt Ieparote llnterbaltSs&oIte
ein. auf oen ongcbli6c1 8rltno bin,
baf Scr @ottc iic pcrloicn lulo ni6t
fir iBren llnterbolt Jorge Ser Yrps
5cE fonl Dor Hid)tCr 8oIfcr ols Spc.
8in(rihtCr 3ur Serbonolltng ltnb CT.
hiclt 6rat Wteper So monatlide I'm
tcrboltsfoiten 5ueeiprodcn. SSSln Sab.
re 1920 reidte Srmt Wcpcr abers
mails Elm @cIu6 Inn S6eiOlmg BON
ibrcm @otten Elm, nuf @run0 boS-
miIIiQcu &erlaiiens. 9icic &loge
fom Dor Somcs Boots, oIS Speciol-
rid)ter, 5,lr Serbnnollmg, lmo mltr0c
8lt @rniten bon Sralt WeDer ent'
i6ieOcn inbem ibr nitbt mir cin
S6eiOungs -Qcfret, ionoern ou6 9ll-
Iimentc I'M 8etroge bon $2500 5u9c-
iproden Wurben
Oteper oppcllirte bllr6 icine Ib.
bofaten an OoS Sonios GitD glppcls
IationS. .@cri6t, nit Ocm stngGn9lid
eriuGbnten Hciultate, boB ooS @erid)t
Die gntideibung oes &rciSgerihtcs
beitdtigte
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Spc5iaIbOtidaft Ncs 8OnDerHcnrs.

G5n bciOcn &1uiern Der 2cgislotitr
fam gtontag cine Spe5iolbotidoft
OeS @ollp Spoe 5ur @Grlciung.
Our 6rnge oes neutrality-suspicious.
crflGrte er, boB Die 86bler Die so
Millionen 8onoallSgabe gum 3mede
Der Grri6ttng zines SpltemS BON
StroBen nit borten 0berbou uno
MIR fir ioI6c betpilligt bGtten @s
bonole ii6 itnl Elm StaatSipitem uno
Die 6ra9e iei nidt, mas Die ein5cIneu
Counties mollten, ion0ern mas Der
Stoat olS @onaeS ben0tbige. @leibs
scitig bcfilrmortete er ole @rrihtlng
einer itaatli6en Genentfnbrit.
ScinC Stclterpori6lGge betreffen
Serabiebllng Der ollgemeincn Stelter-
rate bon 10 alf s Gents per 500
Stelerpertb, Der 8linoenpeniions'
Steuerrate bon 2 alf / Sent, 6er
GopitolbonOiteuer bon 9 olti 1 Gent,
ser @iltfomneitIteucr bon 112 auf |
Sent, o1ne aenoerltne Der Sdse fir
Steuerbefreiltng, Serabietltng Der
&orporotionS Sreibriefitcucr I'M
bic SGlftc lmo Der Grbifoitsiteler;
ferner &iOerri,f Der Stcucr oltf ge,
ii6erte S6ulocertififote.
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8rnnbeige .SerfGnf

Scit letter @odc murOen im bie.
ii9Cn Ntccor6er- -Inte iolgenoc @rlmO.
cigentbrm8 llchertragun9en &C.
bu6t:
6. 9. YroWn on Qoclcoc. GbriitD
GIop @ro0ucts So, 20 9(fer nabe
&oicbuo, ST; 9llb. ". 9toOgerS an
Geo. ". gio0gcrs, 10 2(tcr nabe
NoiebuO, $4,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
9urdD Smrs nOm @}fcrOc idnucr ucr.
lcft.

9iop Burgess, Scr 10 Sabre olte
Sobn OcS Orct NtciIen norolicb bon
8lanO wobnenbcn Sarnlcrs, Charles
Burgess, ip1trOe om 0ienstog bon
ieinenl @ferOc abgcluorieu ltno id1iuer
berlest. Cine SerIetung oes 9fiif.
9rotS botte cine DoIlltGnoiec 2Gb.
mlng ser unteren @Iicocr 3ur 6oIge.
Scr 3uitono Oes gcrlcttcn lit elm
fritiI6cr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15
ssrau emma ReDer, seb. Getb, &C.
itprben.

sSrou @mla Weper, geb. Setb, 1T
leste ISOLDE in tbrem Seim in 8aib'
ington, Mo., I'M Sitter bon 4S Sab
rem geItorben. 9ie 8eritorbene muir
be in 8oollam in inherent Gol1ntp
eeboren uno mar cine SdiueIter, Der
nabe Sermonn iuobnbaften Srall
@rnIt @artin. Sie mar 8itttpe ltnb
miro bon orei Sobnen uno elmer
So6ter iiberlebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

0os cneliIde 8ort "SnShano"
Itarrmt BON Dem nItcn9lii6en SUB
banoo" -Sousmeiiter llntere
5rffroeetten bebartpten Die jeslseI
lleberiet,tng belize, ~bossbeen" allr
belltId: ,@r ipor einnol!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

@s lit bere6net norben, bob in Der
cibiliiierten 8elt ieoe Weinitte IN ben
% Stunben 100000 SreidboIaer
ange5itnoet iperben. @roBortie, rlidt
nabr9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

9(rgpo6n fiinoet Ser5enstiide,
g(6er 0enl mibtrallc oreiit,
Der Ou olle glitgenblife
Seiite Gbrli6feit Dir profit,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Su9c Oas Slid ntebr in Der Be
i6r6nflmg beiner 8iinide ols in ib-
rer 9efrieoigltne.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

elaubt oen Counties 6ur6 ieiner
8lon $t5o,000 per Sdbr iparen sr
t6nnen. .-Mp. 8oIfsfrcunO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

@ntbebrune 1T Der SdliiiieI gum
8crItGnonis bes @enuiies.
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Mprriiun Sarmer griinhcn Gp.upcra'
tio.8eiellihaft.

Die ncnc @eiellidaft iibernimmt ben
tSnrmerS GleDatur in WprriIon,
nnb bcabiidJti9t anf benz cu'upera'
tipcn Ylan ben 6anbcl in slllem
mas Der Sarmcr brandt ubcr 5iebt
at fiibren.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-07-15

Die 8eisbeit bot feinei1 Seinb oils
oen Der iie nidt beritebt.
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Sabrgang "a
GrbGlt ua6 bartnafiscm Sample ibr
SdcibnugSs9efret bcitGtigt.

gppellations.@cridt bcitGtigt Sas llr
tbeil bes &reisgeri6tcs in benz
SdciOnnss-&roacf Der Gbriitinc
Wteber seseu SIlfrcb Mcger. -
grusef idJluebtc bereits sluci SATIRE
bur 8cridDt.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-19
FORMER TRAFFIC
OFFICER Is HELD
A.J.Painter Accused of Grand
Larceny-Coldiron De-
mands Trial.

Alexander J. Painter, former
traffic policeman, who was ar
rested last Sunday with Herbert
W. Erwin. a former policeman, by
Detectives Connors and Alligood
and charged with stealing an au-
tomobile belonging to Thomas z.
Newcomb. of 1869 Harvard street
northwest. was held for the grand
jury yesterday in Police Court by
Judge Mcmahon under $500 bond
on a charge OF grand larceny.
4 similar charge against Erwin
was nolled pressed by Assistant
District Attorney Ralph Given. En-
win was recently sentenced to
serve three and a half years in the
penitentiary by Justice Siddons for
the theft of another automobile be-
longing to Col. Stanley Koch,
L. S. A.
Leonard Coldiron, % years old, a
former policeman attached to the
First precinct, who was arrested
November Is on complaint Of Miss
Rose Slechta and suspended. pleaded
not guilty yesterday in Police Court
to statutory charge and demanded
jury trial. No date was set for
the trial. all witnesses being eN-
cused until further notice. Bond
was fixed at $500.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-19
READ ARMS NEWS,
HE TELLSCADETS
Prof. Craigie Says Military
Training Is War Pre-
ventative.

School children, especially mem
bers of the cadet corps. should reap
the harvest of important informa-
ton by studying closely the DELHI
erations of the conference on dis
ornaments, as published daily, is
the belief of Col. Wallace Craigie.
professor of military tactics in the
Washington public schools.
"A wonderful opportunity Is af-
forded school children of the coun-
try and especially those in wash
ington who are close at hand, to get
an insight on the lofty position the
United States holds in having calico
this conference. and also to get the
correct angle of military training as
against militarism," Col. Craieie
said yesterday.
Informally I have suggested
the cadet officers that thew Ike,
themselves informed as to the prc.-
ress OF the conference" he contin-
ued, for by keeping abreast OF its
denoerations their receptive minds
Will develop the ideal in military
training, which is a national insur-
ance and a preventative of war"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-19
DECREE LIFTS U.S..
CONTROL OF RADIO
Court Orders Government to
Issue License to .Pri-
vate Concern.

Radio communication between
the several States and foreign
countries. even though 1t interrupts
the operation of government and
private radio business. cannot be
controlled or regulated by the
United States government, accord
ing to a decision handed down by
Justice Wendell P. Stafford, of the
District Supreme Court, yesterday.
The decree directs Secretary of
Commerce Hoover to issue a license
for operation to the lnter-City
Radio Company. OF New York, for
high-powered wireless. station
which when in use will prevent the
operation of radio service by the
navy, the air service OF the POST
ONCE Department, the Coast Guard
service of the Treasury Depart
ment, the Radio Corporation of
America, the Independent Wireless
Telegraph Company, the John
w Company TUG WV
York Times, and the Cutting and
Washington stations.
The order is not an arbitrary one,
but is the result of defect in the
act of August 10, 1912, which has
never before been brought to the
courts for Interpretation. The ex-
listing act, according to Justice
Stafford, compels the Secretary of
Commerce to, issue a permit to any
applicant who complies with the
mechanical and statutory require
ments necessary to secure a license.
The decision, according to Will
lam E. Lamb, solicitor-for the De-
partment of Commerce, unless ii
can be revoked through an appeal
will place governmental and pri-
vate stations at the mercy of the
1nter-City Company-because Of its
superior power.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-19
WASHINGTON NATIONS CITY, BALL TELLS SUFFRAGE ADVOCATES
Historic Suords
To Be Shoun in
NationaIMuseun,
Those of Washington and
Jackson, and Staff of
Franklin in List.

After many. years repose in the
musty vaults of the State Depart
ment the swords of George Wash
ington and Andrew Jackson and the
staf of Benjamin Franklin are TO
be removed TO the National Museum
for exhibition.
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. of
Massachusetts,, introduced in the
upper branch Of Congress yesterday
a joint resolution authorizing Sec
rotary of State Hughes 60 make the
transfer. Secretary Hughes had
made il known that there was no
appropriate place for the relics 70
be exhibited in the State Depart
mcnt.
The resolution of Senator Lodge
called attention to the fact that
the swords of Washington and Jack
son were accepted on behalf of the
nation by act OF Congress, March
4. 1874, from Samuel T. Washing
ton, while the stan of Franklin was
accepted February rs. 1855, as a
gift to the nation from Gen. Robert
Armstrong. With each relic is APP
pended a concise bit of its historic
relation. II the resolution is passed
by the Senate and House the public
for the first time in many years will
have the treat of viewing the IA
nous mementoes.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-19

mittee, embracing most all OF the
principal business and civic bodies
of the city, in asking Congress for
the passage of the Jones bill,
which he said would eventuate in
full ballot and a voice in their
government for the citizens of
Washington.
Cites Districts Record.
He called attention to the census
of the National Capital, which
showed IL to have a greater popu-
lation than many States at the time
of their admission to statehood. to
the city's war record. which sur
passed many States in the number
of fighting men sent abroad, to the
tax records. which showed that as
community taxed without repre-
sentation in it's government, Wash
ington did more than many States
toward the support of the Federal
government. and to the patriotism
Of the people in supporting war
funds. Brandenburg called atten-
tion to the huge sums raised dur
ing the Liberty loan drive. He
was interrupted by Senator Ball.
who stated that Senators and Rep
resentatives as well as other peo-
pie from States contributed to
these sums during the drives in
theaters and on the streets. This
was admitted by the speaker, who
said, however, that the District
raised the funds, regardless of how
they were raised.
The demands Of Alexandria for
suffrage resulted in the retrocession
to Virginia of that vast area be-
yond the Potomac which had been
laid out as a part of the District
OF Columbia, Brandenburg said.
while Georgetown was so mortified
In being deprived Of the ballot that
retrocession OF more of the District
area to Maryland in order that
citizens of Georgetown could be-
come proud voters was demanded
many years ago.
Says Population VIII Double.
When asked by Senator Capper
what he expected of the growth of
Washington with its limited area, in
the next twenty-five years, Brand
enburg said he believed the popula-
ton here would double in the next
ten years.
washington needed representation
In Congress in order to be assured
OF fairness, the speaker said. having
suffered from neglect in the past
at the hands of committees of Con-
gress whose members were too busy
with other matters to concern them
serves with local questions, such as
authorizing street improvements
ana the like. 1t was at this point
mat Senator Ball said the District
OF Columbia belonged to the nation
ana not to the citizens of wasnfnx-
ton. and that Senators felt as much
prloe In 1t as any resident.
senator Capper asked Mr., Lesh
what he thought would be the result
OF referendum on the three pend
ing Suffrage bills, and Mr.. Lesh re-
pied that an overwhelming vote
would be cast by the citizens of
washington in favor of the Jones
Dill, which promised the fullest
measure of suffrage to a people, who
were not dissatisfied with their gov
eminent by Congress, but with their
status as citizens of a nation with
out a voice in its affairs.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-19
BALLOU SUPPORTS
TEACHERS STAND
ON LEHLBACH BILL
School Stats Eager to Be
Excluded From Re- g.
classification Plan.
ELECT OFFICERS
w. C.. Ruediger Named as
President of Education
Association.

Efforts of District school teachers
to be removed from control of the
Lehlbach Reconstruction bill now
pending in the House will receive
the support OF Superintendent of
Schools BslIou. he indicated yester-
day in a talk before the Education
Association. District teachers are
anxious that they not be consid-
cred under terms of the bill, feel-
ing they have a better chance for
advancement otherwise.
Administrative officers for the
association were elected as follows:
President. w. c. Ruediger; vice
presirent, Miss Mary Lackey; sec
retary-treasurer. Miss Adelaide Da-
Wis; executive committeeman, Harry
English. Miss Edith A. Lathrop,
Miss l. p. Bailey and Miss c. E.
Toner.
The committee on nominations
included: Dewitt c. Croissant Miss
Nina c. Vanderwalker. B. W.
Murch, Miss Kate NJ Gibbs and A.
\. Doolittle.
Council Delegates Named.
Delegates and alternates an
nounced yesterday by Superin-
tendent Ballou for the teachers
council which will open next Tues
| day evening at Thomson School
are as follows:
For directors and heads of de-
partments: Harry English and DR.
| Rebecca Stoneroad, y. Z. Weather
less and Miss Z. F. C. Merritt TIC
represent the supervising principals
and attendance officers: J. c. Bruce
1
cry and E A. Clark. For admins
trative principals of the Randall
Cardoza group: Miss ]. f. Page and
Miss NJ. l. Washington. To vote for
the high schools: Mrs. d. /. Hun
Mrs. f. c. Paul. Miss NJ. P. Brad
| S;.aw and Mrs. s. NJ. Farr.
For the Fifth. Sixth. Seventh and
| Eighth grades: Miss Mary l.. Smith,
! Miss Kate NJ. Gibbs. Miss Annie C
Kelliher, Miss Helen B. Mason
Miss Flora c. Mortimer. Miss
I.CeceUa P. Dulin, Miss Mildred E.
| Stallings and Miss Constance
Backus. To represent the Minor
Normal school: 6. Smith wormley
and J. +. Gregory. For the y street
vocational school: Miss Mary E
Male and Miss Ida w. Tyler. To
/ represent the Columbia Junior High
School: Howard p. Stafford and Miss
Esther II. Jones. For the Shaw
Junior High School: Miss Dorothy
Pelham and Miss zita Dyson.
To vote for the colored primary
and kindergarten teachers: Miss y.
| r. Dyson. Miss 4. S. johnson. Miss
VI. 4. Harris and Miss 6. l.. Burke.
| For the staff of janitors: II. +. Nc
| Queeny. II. w. Woodson, r. A.
\ EStys and NJ. W. Dean.