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The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17
Peacock Alley" Is
Gorgeous Production

1t is not often that motion picture
fans are given the opportunity to
see The latest and most stylish cos
tunes presented by one of the most
attractive artists of the screen in a
story vibrant with nance and ad-
venture, but that is. what Mae Muir
lay's latest picture, Peacock Alley"
is. 1t will be shown Thursday at the
Rialto Theatre.
In this Metro release for Tiffany
Productions, Inc, presented by Rob-
ert u. Leonard, Miss Murray portrays
the part of Partisan dancer, who, as
the darling of the famous city of
pleasure, is feted and adored for her
daring and artistic creations. She falls
in love with youthful American, a
small town boy, and goes back to his
home only to find that the people of
the little village are scandalized at his
French wife. The rude awakening
among the bright lights of Broadway
gives this story turn which makes it
one of the most dramatic offerings Of
the screen.
Peacock Alley" is typically Mae
Murray picture. It's gorgeous set
tings ands the costly costumes of the
star are outstanding features in an
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17
First Sawmill to be
Erected on Arctic Coast

E!"a"nton, Alberta, May l5.-Thc
FIRST sawmiIl to be erected on the
arctic coast will be shipped from
Edmonton this month consigned to
the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
to be set up at Herschcl Island, a.
the mouth of the Mackenzie river.
The mounted police will use the mill
Tor manufacturing lumber for the va
Hious posts of the force along the
Arctic coast.
The engine which accompanies the
mill is of the two-cycle variety and is
minus carburetor or ignition, and can
be run either on fish oil or on the
crude oil from the Fort Norman
wells.
1t is expected TO have the mill
in operation by September when the
Eskimos will hear the scream of n
saw for the first time in
their lives.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17

offering which at its special showing
in New York won the unstinted praise
of the critics as being the most beau
tiful and gorgeous production of the
screen. The cast supporting Miss
Murray is most notable one and in
cludes Monte Blue in the leading male
role, Edmund Lowe, w. ]. Ferguson
Anders Randolf, William Tooker
Howard Lang, William Frederick, M.
Durant and Jeffrys Lewis. "Peacock
Alley is by Edmund Goulding, based
on story by Ouida Bergere. 1t was
directed by Robert z. Leonard and
photographed by Oliver T. Marsh.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17
Bonds For Sale

The Street Commission of the Town
Of Union, South Carolina, will sell to
the highest bidder for par $50, ,OOO,-
600 worth of Serial Coupon Bonds Of
the Town of Union, South Carolina,
on the 9th day Of June, A. D. 1922, at
IL o'clock, noon, in the Office of Emslie
Nicholson, Chairman of the said Com =.
mission, at Nicholson Bank & Trust
Company, Union, South Carolina.
Bonds to be dated the 1st day of
July, A. ID. 1922, to bear interest at
the rate Of not more than five (5) per
cent interest to be paid semi-annually,
on the first day Of January and the
first day of July Of each and every
not less than twenty COY years nor
more than forty (40) years, with the
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17

right reserved TO the said Town of
Union to redeem any or all of the said
Bonds at any time after thirty (3O)
years.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all of the said bids. Each bidder
Is required to deposit certified check i'm
the sum of One Thousand ($1,OOO.OO)
Dollars, with said bid as evidence Of
good faith to become forfeited in event
said bid is accepted and such bidder
fails to comply with the same.
All bids to be sealed and mailed tn
Emslie Nicholson, Chairman, Union,
5. G., on or before the 9Th day of June,
A. ID. 1922, at IL o'clock, noon.
Emslie Nicholson,
Chairman Street Commission of Town
of Union.
r. p. Morgan,
j. F. Cheek,
Members of said Commission.
Union, s. c., May 18th, 1922.
5-17-24-31
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17
Card of Thanks

We desire to express our sincere
thanks to the kind friends who min
istered to our dear mother, Mrs.
Bcrnice Edwards, during her last
illness and death. We shall never
forget the kindness s. own her and us,
and we pray Gods Blessing upon each
and every one. We especially extend
cur thanks to the family physician,
DR.. S. G.. Sarratt, who so faithfully
attended her in her lin IS.
1tpd Her children.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17

FOUND by ]. R. Brasington, on road
between Kellys and Union, one por-
ton of side curtain for automobile.
Owner may recover by calling at
Times Office and paying for this ad.
j. K. Brasington. 1tpd
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17

EVERYTHING MUST be sold regard
less of price. Open all day. Auc-
tion sale at 8 p. m. Prizes given
away at each sale. Bu"~;a Furni-
ture Co. Bankrupt Sale. 1381-2t
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17

Thousands Of dollars are extracted
by beggars each night from the New
York City theater crowds. Earnings
up to $50 an hour have been reported.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1922-05-17

East Main street yes
terday afternoon, pair of gold
spectacles in case. Owner can get
same by paying 25c for this ad and
calling at The Times office. 1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Nah SHINES u1uites.

Berlin, 10. Sept. -. gyeab benz
|Ml1iter BEG Mbfommens, bas 9ugo
|5tinnes init elmer @ruppe frar3o-
|iiider Wie6ermfba1. : @eienidaften
getroffen Bat, ion iebt5 nie na6 Ser
lin bertd)tet miro aud eine @ruppppe
iabbentider Snbnftrieller, iotuie aaaa
|ligr11ben ! Better pribate 2iefernnes-
Mbmadutnse1 nit fran56fiidJen SSn-
tereiiet1ten abgeidloiien baben; an
bemielben jon Die Stu g q t Z
t E + Sanoelsbanf beteiligt fem.
Die bapuiiden 8eb0r6en treffen
|Mnftalten 6ur@ 8eriddrfung Der 8e-
fir ben 6remoenpers
|febr ser 11eberidmemmung oeg Gam
|oes nit ausldn6ifden @eifenoen 81
.iteuern. &eine 8ergniigungsreiien-
=1e ioaen auf einige 3eit m0glidit
fern gebalten tperoen; 6esbalb miro
Die Ansgabe per ginreiieerlaubrnB
Heingei6renH, ebenio Die 3eit6auer,
fir 6te Der Mufentbalt in Baperrn ge=
tattet miro, berfur5t. 8eionoere
WaBregeln iouen berbiiten, baB bel1-
taitorfe auslanoer sic 8orenporrdte
.a1ffaufen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Die U~otnenoi9feit euro:
pa gu helfen.

Maibingtom 9. 6. is. Sept
n8enn Die @ereinigten 5taoten
.ni6t iebr bal6 Dem e~l1ropdiiden Hro-
.blem ndber treten, lit Deutidlano ber-
loren nn6 nit ibm bos 5an5e Mittel=
EUROPA" Dieie 8arnu1rg, Die Dor Ell
niger 3eit bonn ebemaligen @onber-
E1reur Cor gelegentlih ieiner europa
|iiden Stuoienreiie gedubert tporoenu
|tpurbe fhiiir5Iib bon Senotor 8iqi-
an S. Sing bon utab, eitem Ser
Demofrote11 I'M Senat
|mie0erboH, 1tno oamit sort gum eriten
MaI 6nS europdiibe 8robtem CUR
|5prade gebrabt, ieitbem Hrdiiio1ent
@ar6ing angefun6igt bate, baB 81
merifa al beIfen bereit lei. Sic 8e-
iprehnng Iieb %erfennen, 6aB Die 9p-.
mofraten etn g%ingretfen ser 8unoes-
regier11ng in europdiide Nngelenbei-
ten nidt als cine neutrality-suspicious.
Der republifnniiden Administration
betrndten miir6en, ion0ern als eine
|&ufeleiitung, Die bom Mmerifani-
|i6en Bolfe fommt nnb bie gemein-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Prohibitions 1rbett IN
DeutIdldno

Berlin, 20. Sept. Mmerifaner
nebmen lebboften Mnteil amber 8ene-
gl1ng, sic oltb in Deutldlano ein-
.gelebt bot, SOS 2nr6 utroden at le-
gen, s. +. CUR 8robibition 5u perur=
teiIen.
Ssn ben B~eriammll1nger at 6ieiem
3mede, sic far5li6 in beridiebenen
Geilen 6es 2an6es itottfanben, famen
Steiner aus Connecticut nno Mi11te<
:ffoto, gum 8orte, Die Sdiloernngerl
Ser Sortldritte gum 8elten gaben, Die
III Mmerifa Hrobibition made. 81.
81. @treder bon Darmitoot, frnberer
groBber5oglid beiiiider &ultns-Mi-
hitter, Ser @orliben6e eines Brobibt-
lions Musiduiies iagt, oie jung
.iten g~eriammlungen bitten Elm nber=
rai6enoes Snterefie an Der abidof=
funa 6es Mlfobols als @enuBmittel
I'M BoIfe erfennen lafien. gr fpra6
ii9 b%eion6ers angenebm iberrai6t 6a-
riiber aug uber Sic MdBigfeits -,be5n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unter Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
iame nnteritiitnrg Der gemofraten
unb Bepublifaner erbalten iollte.
Sd1liebune bon 5dlulen,
um Rohlen III pdren.

8erlim 20. Sept. Ser 5taotrat
bon Berlin bent cine gdbne1oe 2eere
in Der 5tabtfaiie entgegenitarrt nno
Dem Bel Dem 8erannaDem beS Bin-
ters Die finnn5ielen uno nirti6aft-
liden Sorgen nber ben Ropf 5nian-
men al tpadJien Beginner, bat iid 81
6roitiiden Observation-Disclosures
entidloiien.
Inter ieinen 8eidliiien in bieier
&idtung befinoet iiid cine gerorb-
1l1ng, bob Sic Sbulen in Dem font
men6en @inter bolle feds 8oben
.gei6lo1en neroen fonen, nm &oblen
gu iparen. Serner ion nit Der Sort
fiibruug 6es 8ales Der r1euen Inter
grunbbabn 2inie ausgeiebt merben,
Der bereits ieit nber 5mei Sabren I'M
@ange lit 1n6 ouberoem ion Ser Sou
0es ne1ten 4rematoriums ~11nterbro-
den tper0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21


6entiden Sugenb, Sic t%etltpeiie iogar
nidt mebr rande. 81 beto1f, oab
biefe 8etpeg,1ng ur,ter Der Sngeno
.gat5 ipotan iei, obne gin1pirfung ct
no bon Stride nnb Sdule. Ste id
Bis lett nod ni6t ernitlt6 nit oieier
.9eneg11ng beidaftigt batten. stref-
Der fagt, Die Not er3iebe bie Delltiden
allmdblib aber fider our Hrobibition.
Gen aalgenfdQieiten bisberigen CT
folg Der 8robtbitiors ! 8etpegung in
Deuti6lano iiebt Dr. Streder IN eji-f
Hner 8robeabitimnr1rg, Die flr5li6
III gielefeI6 porget1onrtnen tpar6e un0
80 8ro3ent Der Stimmen fnir Yrobi-
bitio11 ergeben baden iou,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
malhinetons 5teuune.

Wa1bington, ~. Sept. 91e
@ereinigten staaten iin6 bon irgeno-
elmer politiiben @erpfltdt1ng, Die tie
in 6ie &riegslage I'M 1aben Often ber-
mideIn foi1nte, p0uig fret u1o 0as
ein5ige SntereHe, bas Sic &egier1ng
III Be5ug auf Sic 0itli6e Gage bat,
lit, abiolut fret 81 bleiben. SO MUIR
De beute aben6 in offi5ieuen &reiien
erflqrt.
Die &egierung bat sic 5rage Ser
&inein5iebung Nmerifas in 6ie gegen-
pdrtige tlrfiid-europuiide 4riegs-
lnge, metn eg gum Rrieg fommen
ioDte, nod gar niht in 8etradt ge-
5ogen.
gs mrroe gefagt, BOB nidt porlie-
&c, mas Nmerifn beriibren foinnte,
troboem bamit nidt geiagt peroen
fou, bob Mmerifa III ieinen amtli6en
&reiien ben politiiben 1pie militdri-
iden gnttpidIungen feite 8eadtnng
idenH.
0ffi5ien miro Sic 5rage uber Ole
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

|binein3n5ieben n11b Die Gage tpirb bon
|gingetpeitben als geraoe 70 prritnls
einen Monat Dor benz &riege be5eifds
net. 3ie Moglidfeitz ben tpaflidel1
.Grieoeng gnropas 81 itorer, 1T ebens
70 orobeno, nie Elm geanlter afgibt,
|nls bamals unb Die 6olger ntogett
.ebenio peitreideno iein::
europa itebt Dor 5tpei &atbnitro-
pben, erfl6rte Der geamte:
Die Burdt, 0aB &llBlan0 uno Die
Gnrfei ii6 berbinoen unb bic Gnrht
Dor einem 4ufftan6 Der Mobameod.
Iner, nm ale guropder aug afien 5u
-Dertreiben.
Die fran 5oiiide Mittelmeerflotte
erbielt Samitag 8efebl, fid fir Elm
fofortige Mbfabrt bereit 81 MAIDEN
.neger Ser gefdbrliden @reignii}en N
@einafien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

aes, lies oer-ruiiiide 4rieggmitiiter
6urd lem Organ erfldrs,1, bob Stub.
Lamb fit ben &rieg hol1itanoig bereit
lei.
Ms t3iel oes gen,einiamet1 Mn-
.griffg anf Deutidlano miro IN benz
9rotofon BON 18. Augnit 1911 aus
,6ridli6 oie bonige 8eiiegungD eltidf
lambs beaeidnet. Die bei0en Mddte
berpflihteten fid. Die @nffen ni6t
aus ser @ano al Iegen, Biz bie{es 3iel
erreidt fei. NuBlonbs 11ddbifte Mufgobe
nod BEN ge~rneiniar1en 2osidlagen
1onte 0arir beitebe,1, einen m0glidit
groBen Cell ser beutiden Nrmeen an
Der oel1tiden Ditgrenae gu beiddfti..
gen urb feit5ubalten, 8dbrenooem
fonte Granfreid nit Der engliiden
6lanfenbedung i'm Weiten gum Mn-
griff borgeher lnb bort bic Gntf6et-
bung fuder. Man fiebt, Sranfreid
un6 &uBla1b batten, nit @nglnro als
.brittem I'M 8unbe, oie Stolen, bic lie
.auf benz &riegstbeater gu ipielen ge.-
.ba6ten iorgfdltig inter fi6 pertetlt.
1T nidt notwithstanding, Dab man IN
2onoon uno @oris uSoreign Mffairs1
fir 6iele 11euer @ntbiiaungen aug Der
Borgel6ibte oeg groBen&rieges 6anf-
bar iein miro, 6en11 bieie gntbnunn=
gen reiBen nie6erum Elm groBes 5tid
bon Dem 2iigengemebe fort, IN oeifen
Maiden cine Ieidtglaubige 8eH It'd
lolange bot feitlege11 laiien. lin lo
%oanfbarer miro man fir Die 8erof-
fentItdung bieier Mrtifelreibe bort
lein, 100 man Ser Mnii6t III, baB le-
6es rte,te 2i6t, oas IN 6as Dnnfel
faat, nit oem bic 5taotsmdnner Der
Muiierten ben groBen &rieg nno leine
INSTRUMENTATION gu 11t1tgeben ber-
iitanoen gebaM baben, mimommen
fem mnB. @eiI es sen 8eg bele1htet,
auf benz 6ie 8elt aqeir aus benz ge-
.gentpdrtgen Eriibfal beransfomn1en
fam - Den @eg our Mnbrbeit!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Repraientantenba,is nitatat Sarif<
biQ an.

WaIbington, Is. Sept. - Der Ea>
|rifgeiebentpnrf Der aoniriitratlo11
|tp1.roe greitag at fpater sflroe M
Observation-Disclosures n1geromn1et, ..
mad oem senat geianot. Ole Annab<
me oes abgednoerten geridt beg Son.
feren5 . Musfdufies erfolgte NIT 21o
|aeaen so gtiinnr1len. Die @eroer11'1-
gen betrnfen namentli6 oie gertpeii-
una bon aaIi auf Greiliite u1o bic
|Beieitigung oes gmbargos fir Seer-
|farben. ueber ben @eiebeflttpurf
|1purbe i'm 5enat unmittelbar nod Der
gntideionng oes Sauies beridJtet.
Die lehten gtunoen Ser Gebate
|getpat1r,en an Sntereffe burd einen
|furaen Rarnpf nm cine &erabietung
Beg 3~uder5ones. Gin antrag BON
Garner Reras), ben gnttparf on bic
@onferen3 5uriiiidanbertDeiien, nm ben
8loafab fir fubnnifden 3nfer bon
81, 10 ouf $1,60 un6 ieoe anoere 3nf-
fereinfubr bon 1920 auf $2.0o-ber,
.ab5nfeken, mnroe NIT 1873 gegen 106
obgelebnt. Gin porberiger
Mntrog @arners sic 3oaidbe beg Bis
bergen Earifs i'm getrag bon 81 u.
$1.25 ein5uieben, tpurbe dig ridt 61r
Eagesoronurg geb0reno a%bgetpiefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Die franaoiii6en arn1ee1 Ell boar 90
ae friiber in 6eIoe fem for11ter, dis

oie frana6iiihen 4rl11een Ell boar ID
ge friiber i'm 6eloe fem forr1ten, dis
bic oeutiden, mas Fir ben Mnfangs..
erfolg boz, nidt al t,1teriddben6er
8eoeutnug lei. St fniigte bir5n. ippd.
teItens atp0lf Gage mad gegi1n Der
Mobilmob,1ng tuiiroe Granfreid i'm.
itanoe iein, mil l1nteritibung Der bri.
|tiiden Mrn1ee auf ieiuer linfe11 Sion
tie Sic DffeniiDe gegen 9entidlono 81
~ergreifen, 6ranfreid bate alio oa
mals i6or sic @epiBbeit baB eng
|lano Inn bethlehem piiroe, ads es
fid gum Mngriff gegen 9euti6lano
entidloB. Dieie @elpibbeit itibte lih
auf sic abmadnngen, Die I'M SSanll-
Lar 1906, alio adt Sabre bor a1s-
brud bes Rrieges, 5tpii6en benz brit
ltiiden uno benz fran86iti6en General
ltabe getroffea mur6e, urb 5tpar I'M
ter Mihpirfang 2or6 @reps uno 2oro
Sal6aneg aber obne 8iiien oeS Sea-
binetts. Sour Der 6nmalige Brer1ler-
miniIter Msquitb bette nod &enntnis.
bon oiefen Mbmodungen, bic aud,
mie maj, tpeiB, Dem britiiben 8olfe
iorgfdItig berbeimltdt tpuroen. 8enn
man oomit perglei6t, mas bic BRITT
Iden MiniIter nn6 ibre &reotnren
beim Mnsbru6 6es europdiiden &rte-
qeg iber sic frie6li6e @eitnnnrg
EGublonos uno Sranfreids 5niammer
I9Amdbten; menn man It6 ferner err
innert, oaB 2lop6 George nod longe
nod Musbrn6 oes &rieges ote linz
berfrorenbeit batte, 5n bebanpten, bic
fMuiierten ieien gdn5li6 nnporberettet
getueIen, als Die 2egionen beg oert=
|i6n @aiiers iber tie bergefaaen, bonn
befomnt man cine ungefabre Bor-
IteMnng bon Dem 11ngebeuren 2igen-
|getpebe, 6as bumals uni oie Bolfer
|guropas nno I'M Sic Belt %gelponnen
muroe.. gs NOR int De5ennber 1911
ats Ser britiide 8remiernnintter u.s.
quib I'M unterbauie oie feierlihe Ser
li6erung gob, es beitdnoen feinerlei
gebeime Mmadungen, sic Gnglono
Die Berpfli9tung auferlegten, elmer
m6eren Mabt mfflitariide .Stlfe gu
(2unoe ooer CUR See gu leiiten. Das
iagte Der leitenbe britii6e Staats-
mann nn66em bier Wonate borber Der
|fran3oiiibe @eneralitabsdef IN &ras-
mole Selo ieinem rnifii6en &olegen
ACKNOWLEDGMENT bbattes bob i'm Sale
|eines gemeinfamen Mngriffes anf
|geutldlmb, gngIan0 Die lnfe 6lan-
he Granfreids 6efer peroe, nno bob
|Sranfreib nit bieier 9edrng in1itan-
Ibe lein tperbe cine energiide Offenii-
lbe gegen Geutfdlan6 ein5uleiten-. Bel
.berieIben @elegenbeit erffldrte Ser ruiz
Ifii6e @eneraItabsdef, @l1Blano lei
5par NIT feinen friegerii6en 8orbe-
reitungen i9on fiiiddttiw bornn gefom<
men, tperoe ober bo1itdnoig bereit
idtperlid Dor @noe beg Sabres 1913
liein. Ser ruiiiide @eneralitabs6ef
1deint mber Ben ba1taligen Stan6 Der
Observation-Disclosures BEG 3arenrei-
DIES 3iernIid gut orientiert getpeien 5u
fein, oenn I'M Griibiabr 1914, mebre-
re Monate Dor Musbruh beg &rie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

mSalide steaung, Sic oie biiieee
Meqier1lrg I'M Safe zines arieges
.atpiiden Mulfapba aen1al nno eI.
ropn ~einnebn,en mac, nidt beartttDor,
tet, Sd cine iolde brnge ffelbit nidt I'M
entferntejte1 Dor ben gereinigtet1
Staaten Iiege.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

9nfeI Gam bot anen elropdiiden
gdulonern einen 5arten MippenitoB
gegeben; bie aamdblide Mb5ablltrg
ibrer 8erpfli9tungen at arra11gierett.
5eite 8eIiebtbeit iit 6aourd nidt ge-
tpa9ien.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-14
Their UnseemLy Haste

the Senate the three strongest supporters Of the
Four-Power treaty Lodge, New and Kellogg.
Each would like to the treaty ratified In hurry,
without reservation, amendment, debate or examination.
None of them has any patience with the demand 1or
thorough discussion of the pact before it is acted upon
The question is asked why these three particular
Senators so anxious rush the treaty through and get
out Of the way before the November electonf Here
is the answer:
Lodge is opposed in Massachusetts, by Sherman Whip
ple a Democrat who bitterly opposed to the League
of Nations and just strongly opposed to the Four
Power treaty If the treaty is not acted upon before
election Whippe will make it issue before the voters
Of his State and will attack Lodge for opposing the
league and favoring the FourPower alliance.
New is having the fight of his life in Indiana with
Former Senator Albert j. Beveridge who was against
the League and is against all leagues and alliances
Beverdge is elected to succeed New he will be strong
addition to the Borah Johnson Reed Walsh group OF
irreconcilables
Kellogg is regarded by Republican leaders being in
serious danger of defeat in Minnesota because Of his
weak stand the League issue and his insistence upon
prompt ratification of all the series OF treaties He
being opposed by member of the State supreme court
who is against any alliance
Small wonder is it, then that these three Senators
moving heaven and earth to jam the treaty through
before the Senate the people have chance OF ind
ing out anything about 1T.
They are scared to death of the result of submitting the
proposed alliance to vote of the people in their respeo
tive States.
During the last Presidential primary campaign, the
voters in each of those States showedhow they regarded
the League by the tremendous votes given Senator
Johnson of California in his campaign the League
issue.
johnson carried Minnesota against the efforts of Kel
ogg then the advocate of mild and meaningless
tons to the League He got majority of the Indiana
delegation the opposition of Senators Watson and
New, who then, now, for Harding His meetings
in Massachusetts aroused overwhelming anti LEAGUE
! sentiment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-14
ROSE-GATHERING
BY Angela Morgan

THE West has been rose-gathering all day
In far-off golden gardens of the sky;
- And now at last, having her drowsy way
A wealth of Heaven blossoms in her arms
She lounges on her purple couch, heaped high
With cloudy pillows, fashioned for her
charms
Her sun-illumined breast is opal fair,
Her form a fleece-enshrouded witchery
She wears q star and crescent in her hair,
Her robe a shining marvel Is to see
For where the dusk makes dim its trailing
hem
Glitters the spark Of many a precious gem.
But 10, fair eyelids rest upon tired eyes,
Lax arms forget the burden they enfold;
She sinks in peaceful sumber and behold
A rain of crimson roses in the skissi
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THEY'RE HUMAN
William Anterior Du Puy.
reaction.

Princess Cantacuzene, who Miss Nellie
Grant, born right in the White House. tell
ing a London story about Mrs. Margot Asquith,
wife Of tho great statesman. who has been
dubbed "the grandmother Of the napper, and
who has been visiting American.
Mrs Asquith the sensation Of London
last season because of the very revealing diary
Of her life which had just been published.
In that diary Mrs. Asquth related many init
staid buddy Of Elihu Root. She a bit
vous to how this veteran would receive her
revelations. Then one day she met him.
IT do hope, Mr.. Balfour," she began very
earnestly that you in way offended by
anything said Of you in my book"
And the elder statesman looked at her quiz
zicaally and said naively. or was 1t to avenge
himself?
Really! Have you written a book7''
George Wheeler Human for four years
president of Marietta College. cut in Ohio.
venerable institution Of the Presbyterian faith.
George Wheeler Human used to be editor Of
the Chicago Inter-Ocean. and 10 an intimate
friend Of Charles G. Dawes. They have known
each other for long time Some folks say
that it was George Wheeler Human who taught
Charles G. Dawes to swear, exhibition of
which proclivity reached its climax In his Hell
Maria" appearance before a committee of the
United States Senate. On the other hand, there
are those who maintain that this erst-while col
lege professor learned the art Of forceful invec-
tive from Mr.. Dawes.
Certain 1t is that Human had already acquired
the art of emphasis when he arrived at Marietta
to assume his duties. AZ he settled into the
detail Of so conducting that institution to turn
out young men and women Of proper ethical
standards, he found that . certain professor of
psychology was preaching . gospel that smacked
to him Of agnosticsm and infdelity. He called
that individual upon the carpet, and. by way Of
putting him in the path Of rectitude, addressed
him somewhat as follows:
"Why, you blankety blank scoundrel! What
the bankety blank do you mean by teaching
this blankety blank gospel of yours in a per-
fectly orthodox sectarian college? Blankety
blank your hide! Get straight right quickly or
get a blankety blank good booting out of here!"
Helen Keller, the famous blind and deaf
woman, has a brother who is highway engineer
for the State Of Georgia. He pioneered in road
building in the South by executing that famous
enterprise which transformed Jackson county,
Tenn, from a black mud boghole to a prize
community and set an example to half the
United States.
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Wake Up!. Speak Up!

himself heard, not so loudly as
the Senator, but just as effec-
lively. Therefore, let him be heard.
If you know aught of the four
power treaty and are an Ameri-
can, write your Senatorl Write to
him, telegraph him, telephone himl
Encourage him if he is right, warn
him if he is wrong!
There are men in the Senate
already determined to do their
duty as Americans, come what
may. A little band of such men
stood out two years ago against
the League Of Nations. They de-
feated the covenant and the al
liances that went with it. The
same victory over the same malign
enemy may be won again.
Only-the people must help!
By letter, by telegram, by word
of mouth, the people must help!
Let them wake up and be heard!
In no other way can they avert
the peril from their country! In
no other way can they keep this
nation sovereign and independent,
peaceful and free!