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Evening journal., 1921-08-15
PHILLOWSKI in
MORE TROUBLE
To Face Court on Liquor
Charge and Carrying
Weapon
HEARINGS FIXED
FOR THURSDAY

Arrested last night at Christiana
avenue and Heald street by Police
Sergeant Devinney and Patrolman
Haney on a charge Of having intoxi-
eating liquors in his possession,
Frank Phillowski. who was subdued
after a struggle. was found to be
armed with a loaded revolver. The
police placed an additional charge
of carrying concealed a deadly
weapon against the defendant
In City Court today. Phillowski
through Philip L. Garret. his at
torney, entered a plea Of not guilty
to the first charge and both cases
we're continued until Thursday
Deputy City Solicitor Green asked
the court to fix a heavy bail in the
case and Judge Hastings ordered
Phillowski held under $1,000 on the
liquor charge and 5000 on the wea-
pom charge.
Pillowski is well known to the po-
lice and has been several times ar
rested charged with selling intoxi-
eating liquor or having II in his pos
session. on one occasion several
months ago, he escaped by jump
ing from second-story room
Of a house that was being raided by
a posse under the direction Of Former
Prohibition Director w. Truxtor
Boyce.
Later. as he was being given
hearing in Municipal Court, on g
charge Of selling intoxicating liquor
Phillowsli was recognized by an Of.
ficer as the same man who escaped
and was re-arrested and tried on the
charge brought originally by Mr.
Boyce.
He was fined 800 and costs a
one time for assaulting a witness II
which he was the defendant
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
HAYS WON'T ALLOW
P. O.. PRESS CENSOR

WASHINGTON. Aug. is Omitted
Press )-Reiterating his determina-
ton that the Postofiice Department
shall not constitute itself a censor OF
the American press, Postmaster
General Hays has restored second
class mail privileges to the New York
Volkszeitung.
II am not and win not allow my
self to be made a censor OF the
press" Hays declares in his letter
announcing the restoration of Sec
ond class rights TO the Volkszei-
tung.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
w. u. MESSENGER HURT.

Lewis Bauman. 400 Taylor street.
employed as a messenger by the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
fell from his bicycle while turning
the corner OF Fifteenth and French
streets this morning cutting his face
and head. He was taken to the
Delaware Hospital in a passing auto
mobile. His condition is not serious.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
TAKE MARRIAGE LICENSES

Magistrate Broman has issued the
following marriage licenses:
William r. Burns, 1920 Pleasant
street, 10 Lillian p. Freck, 81 East
Twenty-third street.
Corbit Attix. 414 East Fourth
street. to Anna Cannon. 600 Spruce
street.
Michael Fidance, sos Scott street.
to Splendora Di Sabatino. 503 North
Rodney street
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
STOP CORNS
IN A MOMENT
Do IL By a Touch Sueh Pains
Are Needless kolD

You can stop any corn PAIN in
stantly. You can remove any corn
in short order.
You can do il in way so gentle
that you'll forget the corn
The method is Blue-iay - liquid
or plaster. A touch applies H. Then
the whole corn soon loosens and
comes out
Blue-jay is made in a world
famed laboratory. II is modern,
scientific, right 1t is fast displaoing
former methods. harsh and crude,
Tonight thousands OF people VIII
apply Bluc-jay - why not yoni
Watch il end a corn for you. Tn
It tonight
Your druggist has
Liquid or Plastes
Blue jay
Stops Pain Instantly
Ends Corns Quickly
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
sTRICKTN WHIIE WORKTNG.

Taken suddenly ill while candling
eggs in the basement Of tho building
al Fourth and shipley streets early
this afternoon. James Alexander. q
Negro, SGT Windsor street. was re-
moved TO the Delaware Hospital IN
the Police ambulance.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
r.NTERTATNs sCnooU BOARD.

Pierre S. DUPONT Informally enter
tained members OF the new State
Board OF Education at luncheon IN
the Club Room OF the Hotel dupont
this afternoon. 1t was a get-acquaint-
ed affair at which Mr.. dupont great
ed the members OF the new Board.
Mr. dupont was vice-president Of the
old State Board Of Education.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
CITY AUDITOR SUFFERS

City Auditor Charles H Sheppard
returned to his duties at the City
Building today after a vacation at
Atlantic City. Mr.. Sheppard is suf-
fering from sun poison. his body be-
ing badly blistered.
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
PERSONAL.

Miss Sarah r. Miller has returned
home. after spending three weeks at
the Miller cottage. Avalon, N ].
Evening journal., 1921-08-15
SKULL
TEARING
ACHES

Headaches OF any kind, mild or
severe, acute OF chronic, sick, ner-
yous OF neuralgia are all quickly re-
lieved with Ak-No-Mor Capsules.
They act almost instantly, quiet the
nerves and have no bad after effects.
Guaranteed TO contain no morphine,
opium, habit-forming or nauseating
drugs Sold by all leading druggists
price 30c and 60c per box Ask
for Luebert's Ak-No-Mor and accept
10 substitute.
a. G. Luebsft. p. D., Christana, Pa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
DO YOU CATCH
COLD EASILY?
HOW TO AVOID 1T

Colds are due 10 germs No one
can prevent the germs from getting
into your nose and throat. But you
can help keep plenty Of strong. Wig.
orous "anti-bodies" In your blood to
fight and kill off the nasty 'coid
germs" before they can do you any
harm.
TO develop shes. germ Destroying -an,i-
bodies properly. you musf have plenty Of
pure. rich. red blood and q strong, vteor-
our constitutional fact. this IL tho best
preventive against almost any disease.
II you are weak. nervous or run dow n.
or subject to colds. take no chances One
day you may deyelop serious throat.
bronchial or lung trouble. or perhaps
pneumonia. and you may 70 off like a
blood and fcrufy yourself against sdls-
ease germs" today. To build more and
better blood and make stronger nerves,
there In nothing superior 20 MINATED
IRON. - II contains organic iron. like
the iron In your blood. combined with q
product representing the principal chem.
teal constituent OF active living nerve
force for feeding the nerves. Nurated
Iron fnay. therefore. be said TO be both a
blood and . nerve food. II often incrcases
the bodily and mental viRcr. strength and
endurance In two weeks time.
over <.eoe.ecc people ara using Il an
nuaiiy. II has been highly indorsed by
former United states senators. ". &. army
generals. many physicians and prominent
men. Even the Pope at Rome mentioned
u favorabty In communication to the
proprietor Of the Pharmacy Normais Of
Paris.
Satisfaction guaranteed or the mann
facturers viii refund your money. Be
ware OF substitutes Look for the word
'NuxATEp' on every package and the
lCtt(gn N \ m - C..fa - ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
GRAIN MARKET
IS UNCERTAIN

CHICAGO. April s--Fractionsi ~
reGuiarities marked trading "
grains on the Chicago Board ~
Trade today. Prices showed sharp
declines at tho start. but short. arc
commission men made purchases
which tended TO eauailxe the benfish
tone.
Provisions were irregular
May wheat opened at ~. 80 q DC.
cline OF &c, and stood At u. 3ss Al
the close. July wheat opened up &c
at ti.iis. and advanced I've snbse-
quentfy.
May corn was &C lower al the
opening OF gs4e and advanced ne
Jul, com started al Csc. down y g
and jumped 10 asr G. september corn
in ms. f sasn s. A. ss. ,e az. re
May oats opened unchanged ~
sTte and shaded off 20 81 &c, July
oats epeped up NC At nnc ana
gained ANOTHER Nc. Hcptsmbsr Oats
was off &c when II opened ut ssc.
and advanced y later.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
S. p. S. Reduction
in Paw April IL

PORTLAND. April Solicitations
In pay ranging from ~ 10 Is cents
per hour win be made effective April
- by the Spokane. Portland 4 Seat.
tie railway. according 70 announce
mont by president w. r. Turner Of
the company, here today.
About 400 men are affected.
Employees plan = meeting within
tho next few days TO discuss the pay
reduction order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
Wheat Price Drops to
SLIP 1-2 in Portland

PORTLAND. April s.--Tbe price Of
best wheat at Portland yesterday
touched Si.ish. The lowest mark
since August. 1916.
In spite Of the reduction. patent
flour continued 10 sell ut - a barrel.
whereas with wheat at the Same
price five years ago best flour was
offered at $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
Optimistic Reports
Boost N. Y. Market

,..u ~,.v p,ypx viii yesefdars close
INC '''b''' ~
~ lend ng
10 up pgm,s1n
opsnns up Quiz re ef 20, ss h'
Leather SEX or ap " s,1dsbaEsr 1
osps
W s ras'f 81 sp s'e sp h KY
sprinrfsId lt of
y isya, Dutch 49, or or q toois" 5ss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

PORTLAND. April s-CAttie-- Re-
Hors- Market ,bc lower. Prime
s~is~s. tiisii.ss; hssv'ss Hsis.ss.
pigs. eif0iisf.
sheep--Assrk~t steady. Prime
lambs: sIUsi s 81 'ass s;s ss-segs;
Ss.7t: ewes. si.soGa
Eustcr--3sc ID.
Eggr--fs q .sc dos.
Chees~--Triplcts. 3sa SIC III.
Hens--se q soc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
GEN. MOTORS pIymENn

NEW YORK. April Directors Of
the General Motors Company ycster-
day declared the regular dividend Of
rs cents on common. ei.zs on pre-.
ferrcd. Use on 9 per cent d-hentures
and si.S5 ON per cent dcbcntures
all payable May 2 on stock Of record
April lk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
STUDY Er.ECrRrIcArroN

Laying plans for the electrification
Of more than 5000 miles OF railway
in France. n mission OF famous
French railway engineers arrived
here Tuesday night after inspecting
the liberalization Of the Chicago.
Milwaukee a St Paul railway over
the Rockies and the Cascade noun
tains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

GAN rRAScfsco. April s-Bstisr--
Estrsa 1se -. prime ffrs,s. ste ~
Cheoee-rasiscruta f1ats. fancy. fse ID.
E9es- ExtrsA - NC dea No I dirtiss.
ssc Sos essss puiists. 1se dsE. under
sis<d puiistsI ttks doa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
MIDvAI.E sTEKL DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. April s.--Thc Mid
vale ssrcl Ordnance company passed
the quarterly dividend OF SO cents q
share which was due a this time.
IL was announced following the d.
rccsprr' meeting today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
Reported by Wireless

Co0o0eoo ssovevUWsot WWvseoe
April Str jefferson. ab<am rAso,
rorthhpund. 1850 - m: str Eedondo.
seymour narrows. southbound. 1870 q.
m. /. str West Haven, passing wiilapa
harbor. inbound. iisto .. m
q. q Naval CsaRsalc~s3sas
April s--ssr Edmors Seattle for Yoke-
hama, i.tf7 miles from Seattle. 50 m /:
l. n 2 Heather. Seattle for Astoria. off
orays Hsrbcr. y. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
GUGGENIIEIM SLATE WINS

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. April s.--An
attack on the Guggenhcim interests
In the American Smelling q Rein.
Ing company failed hero today when
the Gugkcnheim slate for directors
was nominated without opposition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Ts Csy~ = Geld ~ One Day
Takc GROVES Laxative BHOMO
QUININE tablets, The genuine bears
the signature Of ~ w. Grove. Gre
sure you get BROMO.) 30c.--Ad-
vertisemenC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

The coast line Al the United STATES
along the Gulf Of Mexico Is longer
than that along the Pacific.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

ArMSi. =
eSsst ssish Tide
alss a m fio r.
Drirss 1aU Tide
1890 a m. 81 ~
s~~~sd High tide
tist O. m. te.2 a.
s~sssa 1SW Itss~
SIS ., m. 80 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
Vessels in Other Ports

vssss FROM SEATTLE VIA san Pedro and
Honcluiu
Keb~-MAroh sf--asised, ssr Togo NAru
for North Pacific ports Arrived. ctr Toku-
shina haru from Seattle via Yokohama.
Balboa Aprti s--AAiicd. str Mount Ber-
wyn for Seattle via Han Francisco ana
Vancouver. n. q
Aesjutis--Apsti s---esued. str perbisy
for Seattle via San rranctsec aud San
Pedro.
San rr~seise--Aprii Arrived. str
H~nry r. ncptt from Seattle via Port
land. . .. m HAifed. str President for
Seattle. ~ q N.
Eurck.--Apvsi s--Arrfve<t str Jepths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
News
Tides in Seattle

Tmu u2nDAr
AD'h1t. 7
g1sst High Tid1
tiie o IN ia n.
Drtvss Lev Tia
teist a m. ~ r.
second 1sish T1ae
tia1 D M. iot ~
ae<Ssd Low Ttde
tsist y m. "a ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
GRAIN POOL
FRAMED BY
farm hers!
Delegates From II States In
Chicago Session Plan
Mammoth Combine

pool of the grain Of the country, To
be sold thru one great central agsn.
cy. Is the vision of farmer delegates
assembling here from ~ states.
They picture themselves ~ deal.
Ing. M . unit with the milisrs Of
America and the world market ~
well
Their hops u 70 eliminate some a
the middiemen who take profits ~
the grain passes thru their hands.
and 10 abolish grain gambling.
Tho national conference convcncs
here today at tho La sale hotel.
Delegates are here. or expected. from
Missouri. Illinois. Kansas. Indiana.
Ohio. Oklahoma. Michigan. Texas.
Colorado. wisconsin. Nebraska, Min.
ncsota. Iowa. North Dakota. South
Dakota. Washington and Montana
The biz plan they viii consider
was prepared by the committee Of
III 20 called because II comprises
that many unn representing various
organizations Of Grain growers and
shippers. Thcse include the Farm.
ers' union. the Equity. the Farsnerr'
Grain D~alerr' association. the axrl.
cultural colleges the Agricultural
Editors association. and the Am~ri-
can Farm Bureau federation.
Tho plan N revolutionary IN the ~.
suit u seeks. and In patterned some.
what after the method adopted by
California fruit growers for market
Ing thru a central agency.
SUBSTANCE or PLAN
MADE CLEAR
In substance II n this:
The farmer pays SO for an irrdi-
viduAi membership In the national
organization
lie then becomes q member u
local cooperative elevator associa'
ton. or, n none such cxlnss. Of 10
cal grain Erowerr' association
Hs signs q contract Ia deliver all
his surplus grain 10 this local agenr
cy for . period Of years-probsbiy
nve.
:, This agency may buy the grain
for cash. an delivered. or take u for
shipment on consignment
or. IL the local xro~eru 10 decide,
all the grain from . given locality
may be- pooled. 10 be noid from time
TO time AZ they think best Pools
may cover any period up 10 . ycar.
This local agency. In turn. may
pool In grain with that Of other
oorusnuntsses 10 be held for saie
when market conditions look aitrao
tive.
In any event. the grain must an
b. handled thru . national central
sales association. either on oonagn-
ment for tsnmcdiats sale. or thru
pools covering sny desired section of
the country. period Of TINA. % kind
Of grain
1'hs national sales ageney Win co..
troll : finnucs cprporotion which viii
advance funds on grain held In pooia
ft VIII opornts . terminal ware
house corporation for the purpcae Of
building ~ acquiring great tsrmina,
facilities for grain handling.
Il viii have . subsidiary export
covporafiou for dealing abroad.
IL win conduct -~rsics departments
tor soliciting and disseminating nc.
curAis information regarding crop
conditions an over tho world
uAu' nv =" 10.
sfeonAs Ps'cS nm" ~'''' spS"
'anoh
IL sueos~saui ms phn v'h en.oN
'h~ farmer 70 hoid MS kfnn tor tar
pric~s instead Of dumping ~ upon .
Eiu,tcu MARK. wa t'hanc' ann
wnae NO u wniiinE TOT pr'cca 70 gcs
nxht
Fart OF Tho pan CATS TOR the eim'
nation OK gram gambling. sisno tnsrs
- conHderao'c sentiment fof permit
tine dealing In fuffsrra aF 0Y1re In.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

rHfrAru. Aprif 6.a-HoFf-N eeslrfs.
ts.eee Market steady. paI< Of saisa
sf.SsoaTs. ilsht. ss.ste isss. piga q. -
oie: ~. rousha s..st0f.fb
Csttie--Hsselpts. if.ess. Market lover.
Be~f. s-.te we. buseh her stock. ttsi0
tbts. eannsrs and eust.sA. e&feot.
s,efssss ard fs~dsts. tses. oova UTS
OF. calves. e-oste.
Hs~sp--Heeslpta. is.sss Nsrtss steady
fAmk4 t1ets svsA tsoGTL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
FLORIDA BEANS
ON THE MARTEl
Express Shipment Ariu..,
Celery Famine Mes,;

an. an express shipment q -.
green beans was on ~. snF9
wednesday. selling a 4 ssss
pound. These are the f,rs, = - :
and jobbers cay 1, WIN - = nm
before they start comins !. ss1
larry. q M
Ihsre 10 practically n - Z
the market, with ven liss,s
storage. One reliable whole-.sE
or believes that after 4 - ~
me street win be without - !
about three months. 80
Imperial valley lsssucs =.
ing wen. II was firm At 8 I. + :
a cfate. S~@
Local rhubarb ana cAnfs-1.
paragus are selling at NAN ~,
prices along the avenue ve6-s-s
khubarb was marked Al tse
a pound. and asparagus u 10
Tcents a pound.
Apples and oranges ~ :
demand. with prices sseaAy.
No changes were note1 =
dairy market WEDNESDAY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Yokohama --Aprsf sur Alabama Ms-
~. Manila for seattle. was drsveu ashore
tscssht she cen b. fsss~d vstheas dam
sg~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
yEGErABLxs

-
Ausshoh~s-cai, per dss =
Aspar.Ess--cai. per n. 49,. s,a
Beet. Per sack 49,
br"~eof'--or.. fia's ..s......
nfuss<is sprosfs Per .. ~. -
fsbbaxe-cai winrinesssll r. ~
rssr.ss -r>ocsi. per ssek ~,
fsufiftswer--ral.. flats
tetery Angeles, csala -. s*
Cuesmbers-csf. Goa &c.
~ hot house., per dok .1eoxsS
GA rfir-~Per N .....cs x+3
Gss~n Pr~s-im psriai vsi,ey. =.
Imperial Valley n. ...,...
Vsr~~rsdists--res N. .s........ .ssn =
t<tfor~--f-. A.. per crate ..I0SxS
Imperial VALLEY. crate ......f0StE
icrai has hotss. PER esa&o .aosxsS
Ostoas-Psr ~. nGxS
Local. green. Con tus<Au-
wsfia wsiiA. rreen a. 49, 4
Ouien s~ss-OY.. pr n. 49,. .mwn =
Fsvpiey Cal. per dan. bsneAm
i-~p~srp-P~s n. ............ ma 4
res ssses-Fes fso-
Y Wash .Hooomn
Local white ........... MmxS<
Hsdish~<-cai-. es1. kunGnGu :. S<
Rhstssv ~ Local. outside 49,. NS
HstsbAgss-tsr sa<k .........i0 r.
splnn<h--Loeai- per bs1 ......lio616
Wsifa Wsiis, per beg ..~..1G1 r
sasseh-rsf sssss..sssss>s =
srtunsss. Per tampsv 49, 49,
tomatoes Msytosa. Ice Ls.. r. ~
ysvwirs-fsoal pr 80 ..... .36111S
y. WAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Apr1 e--S. n Cedar. from - assy.
feiie o m sss Aries -Nara from Hong
kong vie Hhena hat. vekshasna 80 Vie
tssta. ~ .. m str Alameda from aeuth-
vstsrn Via aDesheAsssfs Aisska. tssk ..
IN. ssr Catherine y from Bsfitnahsm. Z
: m Ap~ii t--Hsr santa rita from VAL
paradise via HafeoA. ssa Pedro asd sas
rrsoris~e. III. p. m; ssf cvesn from
eAa pieGs via Han Pedro and HAs vssr-
s,sso.s 1919 D. m. or Eaintss frem uas
yrsscssoe VIE pvsiisxhan. 10 = n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
FERRY BOAT LEASED


Regular freight service VIII be -
tabllshed between Vancouver. y. C..
and San Francisco neat June BY The
Canadian Merchant Marine accord.
ing 10 u. c. keeiey. Pacific Coast
manager,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

mr. Aiam>as for Tacoma ~ q n: str
Queen foe Tsroma. s.ss o. m. afr Admir-
81 wsss.s fer Asehofsxs. south western
". s1euths4sfsrn AtaskA. ~ y. m; ctr
."r ~ s. ees "s'-
Tafsueo Nsfa fer tsncosser. tste p. m. +:
ctr nsvenvort for k~a YsuAesses Wa Ia
coma =. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06
Liberty Bonds

1sssdays Qs~eaessnsb
FURNISHED b. y o. Manning ! Co.
Hoti9v Hsl~l Batilkng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

At last the FIJI Islanders are no.
ing to quit living IN huts. The
schooner Philippine. en- route from
Fly to Ban Frsncisco with oopra-
win come here TO load lumber Al
Ballard for the islands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-04-06

Weather Bureau Report
rArooHn leland. Aersi as A. ~
Rtsing bArenstss. eteass vts1 neeshsase-
10 arilss ss heus. outsiss. eeuad IN. .
steam schoosss. probably the Mono csy.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-05-07

The picture drawn by Editor Hugh Z.
O'Neill of The News was of intense
interest, and after telling what was
liable to take place, closed one of
his paragraphs with the thought:
"The tuning up will be races to port
with the catches that mean the liveli-
hood of the captain and men on board
and from now until the two great
yachts meet they will be real toilers of
the sea. garnering the crop that the
Opean ocean gives to he who will seek
it."
And this is one time the grammati-
cal catastrophe cannot be laid at the
door of the compositor, the most over
worked individual in the printing arts.
Ard even the proofreader was asleep
at the switch. What happened to he?
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-05-07

had not wershiped Baal, there are
men whose souls refused to bow to
"Me und Gott.' Some fled to Switzer-
land some fought under protest, as
it were, but each one scOrned the po-
litical scarecrow that ruled the Kais-
er's heaven. Take this poem of Ernest
Lissauer, who wrote the Hymn of
Hate" and then tainted with disgust:
l pray unto a great God, a God 1
know;
l pray unto the God of Beethoven and
Mchelangelo,
Who with a culver of might the suns
and moons illumed;
I pray unto a God who in the service
of his works is consumed.
An architect l would be and pray to
God with spires;
I pray to the God of organs in the
dusk of echOing chOirS .
| pray to the God at whose feet eter-
nifty lies like a realm outspread;
1 pray to the God who marches
through history with His millen-
NAL tread;
pray to the God who, breathing,
builds up and also destroys;
I pray unto my own God, and / know
He hears my voice.
In these men and their ideas lie the
hope of Germany. $3.50;
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-05-07
ARRAIGNING LAWYERS

During the Mackay Investigation
last week in Jersey City Director of
Public Safety Bentley said he did not
Believe there was a lawyer in Jersey
City who had not at some time been
guilty of technical embezZlement." In
other words, they had used money in
their possession as their own. That
is the meaning of Bentley's words.
One of the opposing counsel bluntly
objected to the language and said he
did not believe the words were used
as intended. The report says:
Senator Mackay, Speaker Hobert,
Assemblyman Loori and Senator
Rays, lawyers on the probing COM
mittee also frowned on Bentley's
sweeping indictment of the legal pro-
fession. Bentley is lawyer himself"
All this is very interesting reading,
but it does little good to make sweep
ing charge of this kind. There are
just as many honest lawyers, perhaps
as any other kind of professional man.
So there are dishonest ones. The sub
ject is a rather delicate one to handle
just as Mr.. Bentley put it, if he meant
it he did; if he did not he should say
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-05-07
Critics

Under the auspices of the Board of
Education of New York city lecture
on the "Single Tax" was delivered by
Professor Mead of Columbia under the
heading of ''The Trend of the Times"
The doctrine of Henry George was
very clearly and correctly laid down
by the lecturer and then certain criti-
cisms were suggested as to the prObal
BILE results if the Single Tax were
adopted.
Every attendant at that lecture
must use his own judgment, because
the exponent and the critic drew ex-
actly opposite conclusions. Thus, the
critic says that the private ownership
of the forests tended to conserve, the
forests, whereas the Single Taxer
claims that the true conSeryatOr of
the forests is the honestly administer
ed government, and that the governs
ment has been forced to pass conserva-
ton laws to prevent the determination
of the trees by private exploitation.
You must judge for yourself which is
correct. EARSEN l. SOPEN.
May 2, 1921.