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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30

biirften tie iih benz amerifaniiben
goIfe nod mebr IN MiBfreoit bri1-
gen, ais lie es bereits our6 Derldie-
bene ibrer geieBgeberiiben Sanblun-
gen Dor ser 8abl getan baben.
Die oraitiide Nnsi6lieBung bon
unbeoingt nottpenoigen grbeitsfraf-
ten bat iid bereits empfin0lid ge-
madt. Dime Mrbeitsfraite, mel6e
Die f%unoamentale slrbsit liefern, ron
Ser oie allgemeitte Brooouftionsfabig-
felt oeS 2anoes abbangt, fam bas
2an6 nibt 81 einem fraftigen inouitri
euen 2eben 5uriiffeDren. 9us an,eri.
faniide 8oH fam feline maBigcn SEQ
lten oeS 2ebensunterbaltes erlangen,
fam Den uber trieben boben Mnfor-
oerungen bes tdglihen 2ebens nid)t
entgeben, ipenn es an Sen Mrbeiten-
Den feblt, Die &oninmartifel 81 pro-
bu5ieren, 0eren bes 8olfes beOarf.
ltno nien1anO miro unter oieien1
Mlangel an fnnoamentaler 9(rbei1
mebr 5n lei6en baben als Der ge=
ib11lte Mrbeiter. @enl1 Elm Mangel
an Rroouftion Ser Materialiell
berribt, 0ererl sic Babrifen beoiirfen,
fo0nnen oiele nidt nit poQer Set
ltungsfabigfeit arbeiten. 3as be0eu=
tet unrege(m6Bige unb fnappe 8e-
ibaftigung in ben Jabrifen uno III
6uitrieQen Mnlagen. @enn Die 81
i%enbabnen nidt imltanoe iin0, lire
8abnforper uno ibr 8etriebsmateri=
al in Ioldem 3nltanoe 5u balten, bob
lie Sen &erfebr n1tfre9t erbalten fon=
men, Damn miro es ibnen l1nnl0elif
1ein, Die Materialien gu bef0roern,
0eren es beoarf tint gelernte SSr1onz
itrtearbeiter 81 bei6aftigen. Inns
bas be0e11tet cine mettere Storl,1g anf
0em @ebiete Ser Snonltrien. I'm
0as 2an6 bon elmer 6roben6en inou=
ltriellen 5perre gu be1pabren, muB ser
&ongreb llnper5iiglid %eingreifen un0
Oie nnertragli6e @inidranfl1ngen Der
@inman0erung a1fbeben, ni6t in Dem
Sinne> oaB Seoermann 5ugelalien
meroe, ion6ern nur iold)e ioQen mil=
fommem. iein, oeren oas 2nnb beburt
INN beiien fundamentals Mrbetten 5l
Derri6ten, poruusgeiett, oaB tie nil
Zig uno enti6loiien iin6,. 6ieie Nrbei=
ten al berridten, nnb in ionitiger
8eiie geeignete, quite 8iirger bieles
San0es at merben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30

Die engliide Jrieoensgeieafdoft iid
niM 5n iddtnen braubt ben aaiier,
Elm Sabr Dor. Nusbrub oes So
frieges als 5riebensfnrit geieiert Al,
baben. 9enn Die gnn5e nnbeeinflub-
te 8elt meiB belte, baB ser aaiier ben
4rieg e%beniotpe11ig getpoQt fat, tpie
oas oeutibe Dol i'm polte; 6aB es
I'M @egenteil feinen groberen 8unih
fannie, als ben, nit Der inn bon Ser
engliid)en 5rieoensgeieaidaft beige
.4egten aus5eifnl1ng in oie @eididte
liber5ugeben-als Sort oes europa
iifen Jrie0ens. 8enn bas aber feit-
ltebt-llno 8onar Gam lit 3euge 3D.
lin, oaB benz 10 it, Damn lit Ser
geriailer 8ertrag nit Dem ourd ro=
be Modt er5tpungenen S6ulobcfennt=
mig oes 6eutiden golfes in Der gat
oas, als mas er in Dem 8onar 2am
5ugefertisten 9ofumente gefenn5eid=
net lpiro-ein meltgeldi6tliber Sfan
oal. ltno je eber Dieiem Sfanoal elm
Gnoe genadt miro beito better miro
es fir Gnglano lein. 8enn gonor
Salp mebr lit, als iein 8organger-
Elm Stntsman1, miro er bas bGSs
greifen unb OemgemGB ban6eln. 81
Meni6beit in ibrer @%cialntbeit mir
De es linn Nanfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30

rutpg nod oem 8riege gliflib BIN
5urdautommen. 5tatt oeiIen aber
bat sic Megierung nod benz ariege
ol1rh gepiiie MaBnabmen, 81 oeren
Muffiibrnng Dor alem bic 9ur6eS-
relerDebanfen berange5ogen m1roen,
aQes M0glide 0a5n beigetpagen, 5nrl
3tpede Der %ollgemeinen grnieorigung
0es 2ebensitanoaros Ben Breis fir
hnopirtidnftli6e gr5eugniie at
.0riiden. llnb 6as, nad)0em 5pei Sab
re borber bereits Ser Cribs Die @r3eu-
gungsfoiten nid)t pieoer e%ingebradt
batte.
Weitii6tige Sii6rer unlerer alneri-
faniid)eu 2an0pirtidaft erflaren of
fen, oaB eS polfspirtl6aftli6er 8aba1
linn lei, menn oie am%erifanii6e BE
gierlllpg un0 Ser aongreb IN 8aibing-
ton inter Sen 8erbaltniiien mie tie
it'd beute bereits entptdelt baben,
nod l1nger 50gerten, geeignete MaB-
nabmen 5n ergreifen l1m eS Ben ber=
armten 2dn6ern guropas, Die friiber
uniere belten 5reunbe maren, tpieoer
5u erm0gli6en, bon unlerem neber-
flip in Mmerifa at fa11fen. Dfit
&e6t miro bon ib1en 6arauf 5inge=
mieien SOB ein oerartigeS gingrei=
fen 1T sic nirtibaftliden @eldide
ieitens ser 8ereinigten Staaten gar
nibts nit Der ginmilbung in Bic
ellropdiibe 8olitif, oie beute aQe
ltootsmanniiben &lugbeit entbebrt,
gu tnn fat. sic betont nit groBem
Nogoruf, ooB nber Mmerifa 0as
8ebt unD Sic Mabt fat, bel oaen,
oie in Betradt fomrne11, beute in
europa Sic 6oroerung gu erbe6en,
oaB Der lpirtl6aftliden @eiunonng
guropas a1f gelunoer @rrnologe
feline &in6erniiie mebr III Sen 8eg
gelegt merben. Mmerifa bat ni6t
nnr ous &e9t 11n0 Die Mad)t bier5n,
lon6ern audi Die Bfli6t ieinem eige-
ne1r 8olfe nnb ser gan5en Wenlb=
beit gegeniiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30
Der 6eihiAtcncr56hler
aus Sranfreih,

Ser 6rar5oie Glemenceau fat it'd
in SEEM Dorf nit ether &e0e einge=
fiibrt, Sic I'M Snterelie Ser geididt=
liden 8ubrbeit nibt nnbeanltanOet
bleiben Darf. St madt 5nndbif Diel
8eien oapon, OuB 6ranfreib 81 iei-
nen 2eb5eiten 2 oentide Snpultonen
o11s5nbalten babe nnb perlangt @or=
antien grgen cine 8ieberbolnng. Gle
meeea11 bat bergellen, bin3u5ufibgen,
buB beioe Snpaiionen BON Branfreid)
p%ropo3iert pl1roen. Sm Satire 1870
mor es Jranfreih, oaS DeutlblanO
ben &rieg erfldrte. Jran5oiiide
Sruppen fielen 5uerlt in 3eltldlanb
eth uno ml1Bten in blutigen &dimpfen
nieDer 6inausgeporfen meroen. 0aB
Sic 6euti6en Sruppen Damn bic 'front.'
5oitlbcn @rer5en iiberibritten nr6
Granfreth fir ben i6n06en Jrieoens.
brub 6Mdtigten, lit oamals bon Der
gan5en 5ipililierten @elt nit 8 E / :
fall ~aufgenommens1 por0en. Mnd)
baB ibm i'm Srteoen bon 6ranffurt
am Main gliaBz2otbrtngen mieoer
ubgenon1men mur0e, 6as es ebeoem
bon 3eutibIa11o gerau6t batte. 90
gar So ooorom q % II be-
5eidDnet in leinem groBen @ei6ibts=
merfe, oas CT dis 8rofelfor b. Grince-
ton i6riebr sic 311riidnobme gliaB-
2otbringens als gerebte 81 e
fir oaS enige &auflultige Granfreid
nro ols nnerl6Blibe @epdbr fir Sen
Srieben 3eutldlanbs.
ST bn1i6 ag e II Die Dinge
I'M Sabre 1914. Deutiblanb tooate
fiibren; es berIangte leoiglib, baB
bamaIs &rieg gegen Sranfrei6 nibt
bic fran5oiti6e Nepublif Bel Ser bon
GuBlnno propo5ierten Mnseinan0er=
ieknng I'M Often neutral bleibe, 1tno
crit als Die fran5oiiibe Gegieruna
oas ableb1te, ebten i6 0enfibe
sr1tppen gegen Sic fron5oiiibe
Wren5e IN getpegurg. 6dtte 8eutid.
Elnno Dieie MnBnabmen n~nterloiielt,
oann mdiiren don in 6en ndiidditen ga.
gen .oie franaoltiden Nrmeen al1i
breiter Sront iii 8entihld110 eirlge=
aHen. Gem Grnnfreib h t {
ben &rieg,. 81 Dem glenlerceal 1din=
! ger als ein Wenibenalter 8 {
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30
6ereAte Kritif.

Moa ben neuelten Na6ri6ten aus
@aibington bat @lemenceau Ser grei=
fe Mann aus 6ranfreid, Der in ieiner
Yerion 9ak Hadlu6t un6 8rutali=
tat p%erf0rpert, mie lie mobl ME in
einem Men1den perf1rpert mor0en
iinb nno ser in Die1es 2nno gefom=
men i'll, um baS amerifantlde Golf
81 beliigen nn0 5u betrilgen, burd
feline &e0e in ser Bunoesbauptltnot
ni6ts peniger als ungiinitigen gin=
orud gemadt. Sogar reunbe Bil=
ions u1ro 8efiirtporter 0es @intritts
Mmerifos in Sic Mationenliga, mie
Ser Senntor 9it6cod bon Nebrasfa>
gaben lire WiB6iqigung fu1r0 u1o er=
fldrten1 oaB Sranfreih ielblt gum
groBen Sell STE S6ulo troge, an .oen
3ultan0en, iiber sic ser fran50iiide
uGiger" geidneroe fibre. rDeutid=
lano lit beute cine Republif"> iagte
Ser genator, u1n0 man iolte oenfen,
BOB sic Nepublif Sranfrei9 na6 Ell
nem ginDernebn1en ltrebe. S6d m09=
te aber glemencem frugenL 1porum
Jranfrei6 fprtfabrt, Deutidlano 81
rei5en, mie 8. 9. baourd, SOB es nod)
immer 10000 sbuar3e o1tf oe1t=
ibem 8o6en b4lt, nno marun1 eS oa=
rauf beltebt, sic pielen anoeren 9in=
&c GIT tun> bie De1ttiblan0. in M1t
perieben llno berausforbern mullen.
Sen beIten Nalenltitber ober gab
BENT g~reiien 5dpaber Ser Senator.
Gr %erfl0rte nit GROCER geltimmtbeit:
uSb bin or1bpr StanOe, Ser Mrgli-
mentation bon 90. @lemenceal1 at
folgen. Gr teilt uns nit, oaB euro.
pa INNER n1ebr ing Glenn gerate. s(-
Der fem lebet10er Menib tr6gt mebr
Observation-Disclosures o1 oieiem gleno,
ais eben W. Glelnencealt. gr mebr,
ais irgenO Elm anDerer Menlb lit
Derantmortli6 fiir Den Gertrag Don
Seriailles. ST NOR es, ser aui ser
&onfercn5 ser nmerifoniiden 3ele=
CATION oponiertev Die ben Gertrng
10 ~geitaltelt mollte, BOB europa iid
bette erbolen fDnren.
9iera1s eriltdt mon, BOP ouS a.
n1erifanilGe 8olf Dem BON lSrnl1freid}
beriibergefommenen @eltper0erber
feinen @lauben idenft. IS mfrs lid)
pielmebr NIT Mb1dru BON inn ab=
menben troy Ser untpiir0igen &efla-
me, Die bon elmer ebrloien mo pflidt-
pergeiienen Hrelie fir Sen greiien
-4poitel 0es 9aifes, Der &erl1idtulg
nno 0es CODES gemaht miro. Gas
nmerifaniide 8olf lit in sen lettell
Sabren 5l1 oft belogen moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30
&oQitanbia bergeiteQt.

E
note lit ib an Sdmeroe1 in meinern
gan5en &0rper; meme @lieoer fiiel=
ten lid mie geldbmt", idreibt SEER.
". Is. Mnoerlon bon Silperbia, Nlu..
sd muroe bon mebreren aer5ten BE-.
bnnoelt un0 ge6raudte perihieoene
Weoi5ine, fanb aber feline Mbbilfe.
Wan lagte mir, DaB mein 9eioen eli
ne Jolge Der slltersidmode iei-ih
bin 68 Sabre aft nno oob mar,
ni6ts fir mid tun f0nnte. Sd ge=
braudte feds 8lalden 5orni's MI=
p%enfranter nno meine &raft uno
geiuno6eit lit D%oQitdnoig pieoerber=
gelteQt." 0ieles beriibmte arGuter=
prapnrat lit 0as bette, l1ns befannte
fonltitutionele 9eilmittel. gs uirft
auf 2eber uno @ieren, reguliert Die
M11sideioung, b%erbelIert oie @eroau=
Jung nno bout Dos gauge spitem a1,f.
'gs lit feline Apotefermeoi5in; belon=
oere Sofalagenten ~liefern es. Nacbe=
re Musfnnft erteilt Or. Heter 6abr=
r1eD & Cons 60, 25O1 8aibinqton
8lbo.1 Chicago, 50.
MbDnmiert a1f Sen nNpr6ftern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30
Gin mcltecihidtlidcr
Sfan>al.

80 miro in einem ben1erfenslper=
ten 3Dfnment ser Ger]aiQer Ser
trag genannt. Sos Dofument
lit unter5eibnet bon ben gpr-
5ltonb oes Delttl6en golferbnloes
uHettet oie Sire" Werihtet lit
es an ben engliiden Winilterprait-
0enten 8onar 2a1p- Sos 4ofu=
me1t fat folgenoen @ortlout:
u@err Mini1terprd1toentl
Nus NnlaB 0eS Regierungsmediels
in @roBbritonien beebren mir uus,
SS6re Mufmerfiamfeit ouf folgen-
De a a Of G 81 lenfer: Srob
8een0igultg 6es &rieges font oas
oeuti6e &olf nob niW IN sic Sage,
aub eitten 6rieoensDertrag nit Sen.
@egnerl1 bon 1914 nno 1918 ab5n-I
ld)lieBen. Genn oas Gerioiuer 3p-
f%l1r1el1t JON 20. Sum- 1919, ous Die
er51plsngene oeutide l1nteri6rift
tragt, lit fei11 Tr ie0enspe
trag 5piihen 51pei li6 iodlih per
ltdnoigen Harteiel1, lonoern MIR
Elm einieitiges Diftat, geboren aus
MobtbemuBtlein. lieies @erioiaer
Diftot iol lal1t 3eugnis fiibrenoer
Nanner Der gntenteltaaten ol1d) fein,
6rieoe1sinitrumert lein, ior1oern Elm
Snitrument our S 0 I t E t
8 II 1T 0eS &rieges NJ t an
oeren Mitteln.
Sic moralii6e gegrilnoung bic
les gerioiler Oiftates, nod peld)er
Deltti6lon0 ongebli6 ste MQeinibulo
an &riege trdgt, lit in aaen 2anoern.
Ser 8elt bereits als peltgei6ibtlid)e
nn1pebrbeit erfannt. Ser Snbolt
oes &eriailleer 9iftotes beoentet
8ortbrub gegen oa5 bel1tide Soft,
Dos 1918 feline 8affen nur ltredte,
neil i6m Elm 6riebenspertrog u1ter
3ngrnn6elegllllg Der pier5ebn Yllnf-
tie Willons Der1prod)en mar. 3ie
Nusfibrung Oes GeriaiQer 9iftates
lit fir 1euti6lano nod ftrteil aller
sSa6peritanoigen Ser Grbe unn10g-
neil tie 6ie mirtibaftlide, mora
liide, gelnl1Dbeitlide llu0 poIitiide
Gernidtung oes 0eutiden 8oLfeS
beoeutet. l1n6 babel nuroe befannt-
lid ieitens Der alliierten nnb aiii5i=.
ierten Mdd)te bor Ser Musfiibrung
bes geridiller Diftates in Ser ee..
iamten 8elt bauernb p%eriidert, oaB
.n1an MIR gegen 3eutidlanos faiier-
Ilide Gegierung, nidt aber gegen oas
oeutide 0olf 5u 6eloe ge5ogen iei!
STR e nc, 9err &c / II / 4
It E + pr ioent lit bon -bem &C..
didtliden 8ortpirfe oes @ortbru-
dies un6 Ser 9~rutalitat gegen bas
ipebrlps gemadte beutide Golf fret
unb Stre peri0nlihe u11o pplitiide
Weubt lit groB. @ir le11fen Sbrc.
Mllfmerfiamfeit anf Sic bier ge1lar1l<
ten Gatiaden. Sinh bieie nid)t elm
IS . bn au al re 3 b III a.
|tion m &nltnr? Sblagen
iie nidt jeoem 8ebtsgefubl llno ma.
tionalem MnItanOe init Belidt. stel-
len lie ni1t aue frieoensbertroglide
EWoral III 5rage l1nb miiiien lie
ni6t iebes bolfii1e gertranen gum
Wean1lestport frenroer 5taatsleiter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-11-30
Entered at the Post Office at st. Cloud,
Minn.,. as Second Glass Matter.
2lrt Daneiaemnestaee.

Nus MfiQipnen 9er5em iteigt
Ses 9amfes Trpbn;
Gin oauses &plf im GbrfnrdDt nelg
9es Sauptes Stols npr Seiaem
Sbrpn.
> SER, Der On nit &aterbalo,
9en Sesensburn eridlohen,
limb reid)ite TiiQe, trot Der Sd)nlo,
Nmf nns, 2ein &olf e~rgpfen<
8ie Sbun itnb wir in9einer @anS,
9em Nid)ts entrafft;
Oh aabit mms 2ebem nnb Seitano,
Ser 6reibeit @lib'u mnS 1lt11ge
&raft,
@ir nab'n str @nlbignng benz
S9ron,
> Ser Der 2teb' nno Der Cite;
@ir preiien 9i6 int S,1belton
Mit brinittgem Semitic.
Mamd) cine finitre 8olfe idtpanb
@pm mni'rer Balm;
Sm @pfb mnb H1trp,tr prattgt Sas
2anb,
&eridtpcmberii9 gleid 9anaan.
Stets rubte b'ramf tm Metter=
orang
9ein slug buQ ernit un0 Milbe,
Mudj iduebt, >uu bnnfel Srpbt
Der Gang
9eim Mrm sleid einem edible.
ODD 9err, 'uir baben ptel: gefeblt,
Mit frep'lem Sim
Sen Mmt at raider Sat geitablt,
&erlpft bpH %gleiken0em 8eminn.
Mid5t tpiirbis itnb ,uir Define S116
ltnb al ber retdJen @aben:
&ereib, mas mir bnrd uni re
)! Gdnlb
Nu Dir g~eiinbigt 1aben.
@ersib audi nnier'm itol5en Sinn!
@ir fleb'n an Dir.
> @utt,uie &Dbrid)t INIT babim
&pr 9einem 3urn Der Grbe 3ier.
2af nid)t ser Treibeit id0nes
3ano
Sn Selblindjt 1tntergeben:
Gtets rubmrei6 lak ppn Stranb
at Stranb
Der 6eimat &amner ,ue9en.
@tr iinb 9ein NIT Gut ltnb &lut,
9n @err Der @elt.
> glib 1tns Wetsbett, Strait 1tnS
M1tt
Tiir's @erf, bas 11ns ppn Dir ge-
itellt,
9ein &atidlnk let ser solo'ne
Sterr
Sn Stmrm nnb hanger Stile;
ltnb ales benge iid bent Serrn,
9enn beilig lebt 9ein 8tQe.
> @utt, bur behen Majeitat
Der Grofreis ideigt:
2ubpreis nmS Cant nnb 8ittgcbet
Gin einaig 2ieb at Dir entitetgt.
8tr banfen Dir fit ale 91lb,
> lak' ms wirflid frei BON sd)tl
Sir preiien 9einen &amen;
> laf mus mirflid fret ppa
Sdnlb, !
cSun Stat Ser &Dlfer. Mmeu.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-13

less enterpristng Americans, rich or
poor. talked with ensy frankness and
enthusiasm Of his ambitions and ideals,
once an interview was arranged.
'This Is ono Of the first times I have
been interviewed" he said, with a slow
smile, Especially BY a newspaper, and
I must say that although have been
learning to interview other people and
to draw them out on topics uppermost in
their minds, I scarcely know where to
begin myself"
Vanderbilt. who 10 tall, who has an
snviable permanent wave In his hair,
whose dress and manners and working
quarters are alike unprstentious,
beamed from his clear and frank gray
blue eyes.
Some day hope and expect to be
the publisher Of string Of newspapers.
] haven't been advertising the fact. but
that Is my real. ultimate goal. was
Just younsster when tho newspaper
virus got into my veins. From the
beginning hailed the idea Of going
into the Newspaper game with delight.
I must confess that am moro enths-
tastic over Il now than before. 1t Is
a wonderful profession and It has enor-
nous potentialities for good. 1t is be-
cause believe in this firmly, that It
has become q real mission with me 10
make Of myself a. accurate. careful,
skillful and az fAir q writer and re-
porter a. I can.
tho idea Of evolving eventually into
a publisher has como to mo because Of
my experiences as New York nows-
paper man and from what + have seen
and learned Of tho world and It's az
fairs. Telling the truth and telling
both sides about matter worthy of
telling to the public at all is to me one
of tho most important activities there
is IN the world.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-13
Mouing Picture of a Man With His
Wife Watching a Mouing Picture
J. P. MeEVOI

Wolves afs accemmodatinsly lop'hs
into focus.
A band Of hunters dash into We"
brandishing rifles. .
Just as the biggest wolf OF the pas.
leaps for the throat Of the brave he'''
the wife drops her handkerchief.
Husband gallantly dives down TO !"
trieve It. Ill.
One hundred and two feet OF NOV.
flick by. When he comes up the sc'n,
Is the interior of gay restaurant W
Broadway.
The handsome hero enters, withou'
the wolf this time. ~.
AS he enters there is a sudden o''
turbance.
The villain rises from the table sn'
leaps at the hero. ,
He goes down again for wife's gloyr"'
Comes up and finds scene In alasA3'
Goes down for wife's hat.
Comes up and finds an oil well pufn'
ing, ,.l
Goes down for wife,s handbag asain
Subtitle; Wife: John, | wish yoaS
stop bobbing up and down, and WA'S'
the picture while.
(Ths 0nlQ n "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-13
SCENE: Man stumbles down dark
aisle after usher.

bCENE: Man stumbles down dark
aisle after usher.
Wife stumblss after man.
Boys climb into their seats over
protesting corns Of earlier patrons.
Fierce whispers reach their burning
ears.
Something about sitting down and
hurrying up about II.
Wife turns and glares into dark
ness.
Man sends a few slares Of his own
Both sit down.
IN thr movie man is pounding the
Newcomers don't know why.
Can't even guess
Man in movie rises suddcnlv and
SWINGS on young Yistor.
bag. ''" manu- :
husband stoopS down to nick II rp
are misses about sixty-scvGn frrt ~
| picture. ''' W
When he comes up for air with ,hs
handbag the scene has changed to the
great Northwest. W 'ne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-13
Family Had Other Plans
for His Life Career

His family did not Enthusiastically
approve of his work. They wanted
him to be an engineer. They didn't
disown him, or any romantic thing
like that, but they gave him room
in his home to live in if he wanted
to, and they gave him the option of
meals at the family board.
But Cornelius had little oppox-
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Tho poor Mttle rich boy, who never
wac poor IN the monetary sense, who
is "poor'' no longer in the matter OF
a purposeful life, sits in his once In
his shirt sleeves. humping hours IN
and hours out on his favorits ups'
writer.
Not unlike most young men b has
his ''hsro," his inspiration. and u y
mono other than the late Lord Norm.
cliffe. fix weeks before tho death OF
the great English publisher young Van.
derbilt received a letter from him. AND
It is one Of his most priceless posses
nons.
1T was a great regret to me-" o.
served Vanderbilt. that had NOT ~
ceived bis autographed photograph IRON
him. He promised It to me. ! knew
the viscount we'll, and I admired hn
astounding journalistic feats- ones %
made me an offer to 80 out to tns
Far East for him a correspondent, bo'
because Of my own plans was unaoN
to 90.
when am a publisher Of dailleh
and the young man has something o!
tho enthusiasm and the penetration m
the poet in his eyes when he talh'
that way. IT expect to model then
In a general way after tho Northcl'n'
papers,"
And this dreamfu young man Is con-
fdent Of himself. His confidence -
anything but unlikable. he has 'n'
confidence which comes first OF all from
the pardonable assurance Of the power
Of a widely known family name; but
the most commendabls portion OF hs
confidence grows out Of the faith III
him which his wife holds.
One must live up to the concePtaoaa
that flowers in the heart OF loVeo
one-one simply must measure up ~
the faith Of q young and devoted WIFE,
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Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr.
pHoto by Alfred chsney cJoKrs+e

And he proved to be no sacred
cow" He wanted no favors, and he
got none. He drudged along with
the worst and the best, and before a
year was up he had proved to him
self and to his sweetheart that he
could hold a mans job with his own
two fists.
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NOR TIL HCLIFFE HIS IDEAL:
FINDS NOTED NAME DOESN'T
HELPAS MUCH rs II I4RD york
Young lN,Z1iouaire Is Spreading Doc
trfne Of "See and Knoav l4mey1ca. -
Labors Long Hours, but Has Hyife's
AbbrovaI

HEN wealth and family
wv dies out the window.
the exceptions between; but
1Asre exceptions
Cornelius Vanderbilt r boring
Known and wealth than
- New York and is today making good
And he is largely making good young
fsts that her husband his
provo his mele for before promised marry
During his Of probation he
week. drawn on thousands Of dollars
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tunity TO live at homo. During the
first strenuous year his mother and
his father were travelling. The
family mansion was boarded up, and
Cornelius slept most Of the time in
crsmped quarters on board his sloop,
The Comet, anchored somewhere on
Long Island. And his meals he got,
as most reporters do, wherever his
"story" took him.
On April 20, 1920, he and Rachel
were married. More than 5000
guests attended the wedding, and
the gifts amounted in value to
s1,000,000. After a few months of
honeymooning in Canada and the far
West, Cornelius and his bride re-
turned to New York to take up a
modest home and that chosen modest
journalistic career together,
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VIII Tell Both Sides
and Let Public Judge

'~The public gets all Of It's opinions
and ideas on current events from the
nsws columns Of daily newspapers. The
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.SCZON OF VlANDERBH,T MILLIONS BECAME WORKEl
TO OWzNGZRL WHO WANTED WORTH-NHZLE HVSBAA7

there are bound to be occasional inac-
curacies, of course, usually more due
to the persons who give out or suppress
facts than to the newspapers thdt pub
lish them. But beyond that point, 1t
seems to me that the most vital thing
for n newspaper to do is to publish the
several sides Of a public question or
news event. II only one side Is treated,
It gives the public warped viewpoint.
"1f I ever have newspapers Of my
own, and am sure I shall some day, I
intend to make IL my cardinal rule to
publish both sides Of every story and let
the public be the umpire. It seems to
me that Is what newspapers are for and
after that they fairly give the side Of
the underdog as we'll as Of the one on
top"
Mr.. Vanderbilt was asked what style
Of newspaper, as now published, he
! preferred.
MY preference Is the very human
kind of a newspaper. 1 shall hope to
own and edit newspapers with wide
appeal"
He indicated that the name Of Van
derbilt was not always an open sesame
In the obtaining of an interview In his
efforts to perfect and qualify himself to
become publisher.
1T isn't always so easy for me to
get interviews with men Of Importance,
he said. Sometimes my friends seem
to think that all have to do Is just
walk into a mans Office, sit down and
make myself quite at homo. Just be-
cause my name chances to be Van
derbilt doesn't help mo . darncd bit
In that way. Often have to sit around
and wait for a man two or thrce hours
before he can or will sec me.
"When I was on the newspapers In
New York my name didn't help me any,
either. They treated me in the news
paper offices just as they did the rest
Of the men, and honestly that really
pleased me very much, for was not
looking for favors. wanted to work
for everything got and to earn It,
and I think did.
MANY young people Of today live
too much on their names. They start
at the top instead Of at the bottom, and
expect tn" family name to keep them
there. '!ley talk in thousands, though
their permanent commercial value 10 the
ommuyitv fsnst hiOhsr than . Yiocn1u
penny.