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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07

and eolored! One at once makes this
observation coming from Coblenz to
any of the numerous towns and cities
of the French territory Of occupation,
wondering why the French officials
should not have made a more repre-
sentative selection Of their own men
and if they intended to impress upon
the German people their poverty and
need Of collecting the Preparations"
Many books have been written and
will be written in future years upon
the "Black Horror on the Rhine" yet,
eve will it be. possible to describe
tbs ugly blot on modern civilization
and the fearful consequences it en-
tails. A short stay in this unfortunate
country suffices to make any observ-
ing visitor realize the meaning Of the
term "Black Horror" One readily
understands that modern culture has
suffered the ~severest setback in its
history, that it has become divorced
from all that is true and good in hui
man life, that it merely aims at set
ting free all that panders to the
brute nature in man, that it intends to
tantalize and eventually ruin whole
groups of vanguished nation. Here
are the silent battle grounds on which
the, souls of two rival peoples are
locked in a fierce combat for superior
ity in the fields of material and sphf
tual endeavor. We are still far from
a common brotherhood of nations!
With utter disgust we turn away
from these fair but haunted regions
and proceed westward toward the
Saar region, a mining district contain
ing about 700 square miles with 70O,-
900 inhabitants, including 10000 mi
ners. It is termed "the hot-spot Of
Europe" Different scenes, different
impressions, yet about the same con-
ditions as in the Rhine district, only
wors in some respects. Germany lis
indeed a kaleidoscope, much more so
than the rest Of Europe and that is
saying a great DEAL
Then Wewend our way to the holy
city Of Treyes,the Rome on this side
Of the Alps, which is likewise over
run by white and dark French troops.
From Trier past Ehrang Africans list
lessly stroll up and down the platform
others lie in the windows Of Ehrang
post-oMce sneering at the ~passersby.
Our route takes us into the mlly Eifei
districts and soon the railroad winds
through the romantic Kyll valley. At
Kyllburg a few negroes act as station
guard. On, on through quaint towns,
fields and forests to Gerolstein with
the ruins of an old castle we journey.
Changing trains, a young Jew from
sGalicia is alone with us in second.
calss. He is at odds with his own re-
ligion, studies Kant, S~chopenhauer
and English philosophers and is al
most on the verge of despair Of find
ing the truth. With great interest he
listens to u explanation of the Cath
qlic religion and its relation TO Juda-
ian.
Pruem is the next point of interest.
Hundreds Of priests, thousands of
people are just celebrating the 14th
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
Legion Raises Protestto Emden.s
Chiefs Visit.

AUSTIN, Texas.-PTrotest against
Captain HelmufhV Won Muecke, former
German naval officer, being permitted
to deliver a series Of lectures in Ger
man throughout the United States on
exploits Of the German raider En-
den, was telegraphed by the Travis
county American Legion post to Lee
gion national headquarters.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
Ice. Too Dangerous.

Almost daily reports are received
Of children breaking through the ice
on the river and the lakes. The ice
has not attained sufficient thickness
to be. safe, and people should keep
away from it. The mild weather OF
the last few days has make it still
weaker.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
Christmas Seal Sale on.

The annual sale of Christmas seals
began Monday. Committees are at
work canvassing the business district
of the city. q number of persons
will be asked by mail to take their
quota. This campaign is for the Anti
tuberculosis Sosiety, and is for a
most worthy purpose.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
MORE TIERNAN R

The papers are again devoting columns to the marital alb
berations Of Prof. Herman and his wife. It is the most dis
gushing and revolving stuff that we have ever read. Our
paper shall not be soled BY such filth, and we trust that the
public will soon be spared any further mention Of these
moral perverts.
A little squeak of a fellow filed objections at Washington
to the appointment Of Pierce Butler as an associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, but the Judiciary Committee Of the
Senate has reported the appointment for confirmation. Tn
our welEregulated commonwealth it sometimes happens that
a little yellow-pup will snap at the biggest elephant, but it
don't brighten the elephant, and probably entertains and
pleases the pup. So there is no harm done.
Some of the stockholders IN the west of the Pan Motor
Company are attempting to form q new company to take over
the plant Of the old concern at receivers sale. We hope they
will succeed, and that they will invest some capital ID real
honest-to goodness manufacturing, and not 50 much III stock
selling schemes. Selling automobiles will bring prosperity
much quicker than selling stock. The latter sooner Of later
brings on a receivership..
The tiger of France is still at large in our fair land,
roaring louder than ever and lashing his tanks with his tail
We are beginning to fear that he got a hold Of some Of our
American moonshine.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
Alien Violators of y. S. Dry Law viii
be Deported.

r. -hHEE
Alien Violators of q. S. Dry Law will
be Deported.
Foreigners who violate the prohibi-.
ton law are to be deported under a
new ruling Of the Federal department,
S. B. @ vale, Federal prohibition di-
rector for Minnesota, said today.
Ninety per cent Of the moonshiners
and bootleggers are foreigners" Qvale
said. There are 500 in Minneapolis
and 1000 in the State, eligible for de-
portation.0
Qvale recommended several months
ago that this action bestaken. His re-
commentator was approved and ac-
tion authorized. Authorities IN New
York City already have started this
procedure, Qvale said.
Foreigners who have applied for
papers will be denied Qvale said.
"Those issued first, orfirst and sec
ond, papers will be brought into court
their papers revoked and deportation
ordered.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07

centenary Of the old and one time fa-s
NOUS Benedictine Abbey. The Abbot
Of Baria Laach, p. Placidus, count Of
Spec, Q. s. p, and 2. Rhabanus con-
duct a liturgical iridium. The town
is layishly and religiously festooned
and decked in festive attire. No more
African troops in sight. AT last true.
civilization and German "Gemitlich-
keit" greet us once more.
CONTINUED next week..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-12-07
Hospital Conference,

The Minnesota and North Dakota
State Conference Of the Catholic Hos
pital Association of the United States
and Canada is holding it's first confer
ence at st. Mary's Hospital, Roches-
ter, Minn., this week. Several Of the
Sisters of St. Raphael's are in at
tendance. Rev. Mahowald, chaplain, is
expected to give an address on social
esrvice in hospitals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

4..... 737s 2..... 93S 80 Kan & Tex
Int r I'd CT Leh!gh Val 6s 5s wi
1..... - 1.... l04S 1.... sss
2.... 72h L 4 Myers IS 5... So
4... T2t g.. 100 15.... 50
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
BUSINESS ON CURB
ACTIVE IN SPOTS
international Petroleum Gains
Good Fraction-Dubilier
Radio at New Low

New York. Sept. IA. - The curb
market developed an irregular tone
after the opening, with trading fairly
active in spots. International Petroleum
moved up good fraction. Standard
OH Of Indiana. after n slight upturn,
yielded q Kentucky was up g; I'm
perial Oil Of Canada was down l point.
r. II. Macy was strong at an i'm
provement of IA. Hayes Wheel
shaded off fractionally. Schultz Stores
was up I point. British American
Tobacco was down sharp fraction.
Dubilier Radio touched q new low at
.. Mesabi also sold at a new low at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
NeW Issue
.--4aA >z''ooo'ooo
! %*1 Sinclair Pipe Line Company
Twenty-Year Sinking Fund so Gold Bonds
Neu Issue
Twenty-Year Sinking Flu,
Dated October 2. 1922

Twenty.Year Sinking Fund so Gold
O. Due October 1912
Authors Ito Be Presently Lsued$
whole @ 9 @ % % S @ prior % " tic ~
y NEW YORK TRUSTEE
Tax in
Pre%as" Of the @ "
field Tn % ssTgsy & % % : % Sss R: kansas. :s9.s sa " ] % ss Hs:
s"ss s ST Hs e1 H"ss nss ses East Chicago and with " Whiting Refinery the
The from the sale % these bonds % will be employed ,nsg @ 1 the
5 5 @ R %
t %s sa s :ssss s % :ss IT. ;;
sts s 2S1 su s T v ss S ss'' wi" constitute one " the most and "''"
., o I % @ o G % s's ssS sHf sp S enp: % over
Of
granting equal security these bonds addition the trust agreement will contain other
. % % ;SsS s S :ssas es s % @
price Company purchase
dhn$s2o over nd boveh ebonds F ~ f " 4"S "
was
o ns S @ @ % @ @ % and such income
H. @ .
span @ % % % pseoas @ year. year, p acute business
Bonds offered for s;;rs z % s 9ams ] it. as ~ss received
Price 95 and interest," to Yield Over $40 Per- Cent
Blair & Co, Inc. National City Company
First Trust & Savings Bank
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

Liverpool Sept. l4.-Thsre was an In
creased demand for spot cotton today. but
prices wero irreHl!aT on the basis ot an
ssd a decline Of Ave points FOR good mid
ding, at l8.bld. The saIes We're 10000
which 6l0O bales were American. Futures
were quiet in the early DEALINGS. Spot
good midding, l3. SID; fully middling. y, 42d:
middllnR, 1920; low mtddline, 2 SO good
ordinary, II 02d. and ordinary, ll52d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
WOMEN AM, THE THE JEAGrE OF

The appointment OF Mrs Coombe Tsnnant
n. an alternate on the British delega tion is
Ereater political influence OF women. Miss
Constance Drexel Is sending interesting
Foreign News Page OF the PUBLIC LEposa.
MAKE II a HRbit,'-Adv.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
BAR SIlVE r

Domestic bar silver was UNCHANGED In
New York today, at sot. c, per Hne ounce; for,
price was Il lower at 35sd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

6..... e1&
1..... e9
Tcrm'i r r A
OF st L -
1..... So
b..... So
Tex 4 Pac 1st
1.... 1904
Tex & Pac La
Div 6s
1..... 20
b..... 92
Third Ave al
10. 67h
o. 87is
3 that) e7h
Third Ave ~
S..... 90
b..... 80
Tidewater OIL
Co ct Chs
1.... 1o3A
g.. 1899
Tobacco Prod
ucts Corp rs
ST.. 106ss
1.... 108%
Tol Edison Is
1.... 10sh
l.... 1851
Toledo st L 4
West'n 4s
d.. 75h
12..... 20
2..... 78S
Union Pac cv
13..... 05's
2..... 05A
5..... 95
Union Pac ~
3..... 907s
Union Pac Ss
2,... 101 ..
Q 8 Hon Afch
Comply SIS
1.... 103
2.... 103
Z g Realty a
Impv't 6s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14
U S. Certificates and Treasury Notes
LIVERPOOL Cotton

TF1tIUUt ITOTN "H"TUE IIVT ITIHT IT,
-ACcopta bio for payment OF incon'
on date Of maturity,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

Vac Chm lst
! i.... 1904
Vac Ch CT IS
1..... as%
2..... esi5
1..... 90 10
Vac Chem cv
ward 7ks
1..... 0Sl.
Va Rwy Co Hs
S..... 90 u
Wabas sh r End
l..... a2
Warner Sugar
Ref'g So
1.... 1n3t,
Wa shirgton w
Power IS
3. 90 "a
wes'n Pac Let
1..... STS
" Union 6hs
1.... ~
West!nghs' c II
& Mfg -
&c.. 10sI
wickwi-e Spnc
Steel IS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-14

y Pacific r 80 Sharon steel
l...,. G+A Hoop IS
y Pacific r a. &c.. 0st
g.. a1h Shell Transp't I
lo.... 9l g. Trad'g ~
&c.. OH l3... Nst
y Pacin r 8s 8. 0SL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

ADV EHTlhE-- words IN combined llst
90 sundny and weekly papers, 50 Cope
Advertising Agency, &B3, Champaign, ill.,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Financial
REAL ESTATE LoSSs
SAFE INVESTMENT

| will match my time and ability
against your money. We divide
profits $3.50. Business man main
talning down town office, expert
enCed builder has several homes
now under construction; can take
care OF three or four more am
making big money for others, why
not you7 Make your Wnney earn
more, with minimum risk. Eight
years In business in Tulsa. Can fur
nish any reference required as 70
character and let work now going
on speak for itself. For interview
address Box 674.J, caro- World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

OtL-WELL DRILLERS,
Bargains In rebuilt derrick lighting gen
orators Rspair service, also. Genhrator
n Compressor service Co, Tulsa. Okla.
on FIELD Truck company Packard
trucks and speed car oil field hauling
.oCr speciality. Call Usage sTbs day or
night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Financial
nusINrss ckroRriiNIriEs


OPPORTUNITY to start lucrative bust
ness; little capital; avoid risk OF credits
or carrying morchnndise Write Dept
81 ram Kaye, li9 broadway. New
SrAErlNu A COMPANYg save expenses
and taxes by organizing on the popular,
common law plan under pare dcclera.
ton OF trust, no experience required TO
flh In Dembree standard forms, Issue
shares and begin doing business At once
genuine Bemaree forms are nationally
known, approved by attorneys and utll-
lIed by successful concerns throughout
the United states send fcr large, tree
pamphlet, C-lb1 containing valuable In
formation that you may need. e.. :.
bomAfee, legal blank publisher i0s
walnut kansas City No,
TWO-rnAIR HARDER SHUP--For sale
Io Ir rent West West ,si5f tqls1, smoke House Fool
NuLcANfzlNG MACHINERY = LAWYER
recently nquired IN lawsuit complete
outfit OF vuioanlsng machinery, high.
est class vulconlsing machinery on the
market, including tectional molds, tube
plates, retrsading machines and an tools
and equipment brand new never been
uncrated will sell at sacrifice to any
trr Wis1ing Ia go into the vulcnnizinR
husnoEs. 1t Is good money-making Susl.
ue.s. John l.ndner, room coo, Mayo
NAsr " buy suburban grocery aud nisr-
kct have $500 cash and farm 40
"nsoo -" Phone Cedar 591.
WE'RE ABOUT cleaned up on grocery
st"feS. nave you any to hst2 The iast
one sold was on our iiet only = few
hours, we call this action" II you
crave action, then see stewart sales Co,
sos Robinson Dldg
WILL SACRIFICE lunch room. good
business, located In city market; small
first payment. balance easy, see owner,
Boulder ana Archer,
Will SACRIFICE GOOD GROCERY AND
MARKET; DOING Goop BUSINESS.
WE HAVE clients who will make loans on
well located business and apartment
house properties; cali and discuss your
ueys, Goi-cOt Atlas Lie Bldg
- plNlNU.ROuM equipment for
aale At about half coet; $500 down.
'-.aip, rGuauCr trade; what have yquF
Good location. stewart sales Co, 5O6
hoNlnson Bidg
tI5o CASH handles good business build
ing. including modern living rooms
price s5,e0o; easy ,-rms Usage uto
az ROOMS, strictly modern, elegant ,fur-
niture, all outside rooms dandy IouA-
tion, ropms all full, long lease, cheap
rent; priced to sell. terms arranged
1G rooms. baths. oil outside roome
South Main street location. long lease
cheap rent. good income. terms easy.
q rooms, Main street location, good
transient business rent siso, easy terms
"a rooms. all outside rooms clothes closet,
hot and cold water, good location, reu-
s,nAble rent good lease; small payment
balance easy.
Good cafe, good loc0tisn rent scO price
500 cash; S7b day business.
Other. good buys in cafes hotels and
rooTilng houses Houston Sales Co. 40s
security Bldg Cedsr iI2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Employment
SALFssi AND AUENTs


fALESMAN on commission to cell a ma
i.naliy known advertising service 10
retailers and Wholesalers; biz earnings
f1r hUstiers. Dispptch News Service,
-Is W. Twenty -clshth ST.. New York
g. IES ESMEN--Seh every retailer attract.
i...y displayed new invention Of grcat
s..Ing merit uuCsunliy advantaEeous
terms; book orders from free pock.'
1u.J-l. liberal commissions bonanza Tor
1lstiers, write today Universal CO.
ronald road, Arlington Helghta.
Mass.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

PEERLESS cafe for safe by owner: lesY-
ing state. Come have talk. 500 T.
Third St
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

RECORDED, TPrLE CERTIFIEDi g9-yeaT
Arkansas ~ acre oil leases, 3i23.7b; in
fensivs driiliBg territory; no rentsls ::
live gcueratidnSi fortunes opportunity.
Joseph Humphrey. Hot Spring.. Ark.
MANT lease tor development z.lnO feet
ur shailower preferred. At my office
10 II Monday. H. o. Hotcnklse, S07
central National Bank B.dg,
WANT acreage TO driN WELL 2 600 feet
or shalower submit proposition. S5s-J,
world.
. lCO-ACRE on and gas lsAse; section 20,
township II, range i0;NS7 80 acre. This
IS near big Bristow production. Write
hog sos or can Usage sass.
so or isO ACRES ot stripped coal royal.
ty. not leased, for sale In Catais coal
fed. 32-lpch vein, about IS feet deep
down; also one-hiif mile OF oi, prodHc.
tlon. CAL Usage 1858. J. \. Soleu,
zIsh W FIRST
8,is FULLY PAID interest ior sale IN well
a6,!i'hs li Jont p's'I 20 "Ns mo s. ~es.
world.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
HOTELs-ROOMINO HoUsEs

HUTEEe-KUUMlHU HUI HEN 70
A-NO / ROoNfHG houses or hotels listed
exclusive with US; all locations; a.
sizes, lowest pTleea. best terms; n YOU
want 70 buy or sell, do not fan 70 see
US no mlsrepreseutations, courteous
EaieAmen with automobiles a. your serH-
ice For appointments call Usage 1860.
MIDWEST BALES, sio s. MAIN sT.
ACMB HOTEL FOR sALE-Wltn small
payment down; % rooms; hot and cold
water IN every room. Phons Usage 7esS.
ASH w. First ST
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Employment


WANTED-positlon by trained nurse Tor
uuty IN private home, fiye years ex.
perlence IN Rochester, MINI very best
uI recommendations Address nurse
d24 olympia Phone Usage 4CSG.J
YOUNG lady desires position legal or oil
work. Write 79b-H, care World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

a. NIEp-Positlon rs typlst or assistant
20 Doctor. Cedar i0si-J,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

RUGS apiece dining suite, bsd. dresser,
ch.ffguler wicker furniture. breakfast
set, f-buruer range retr iEsrEtor. Nieu-
on cahiHet cut glass and cooking u'eH-
sis. 'ls " Edison.
SIX ROOMS u furniture Win dining nom
amt titcren 'ioo cssn Dsngs s2l4.
THREE- PIECE ivory bedroom sl.te, one
leather I4utpd. one rag Okla, one
Hoover for sale, cheap for CASH ABBY
al 1lob r SECOND Ton. me tailor
TWO WILTON FCGs frosted browu
wicker floor lswg, rocker ard armchair
console mode. Iutts phuuHEHpt, ma
h1gbnY finish. Osags t'3
TWREE ROOMS turGuure for salel ~
piece or together, house f2r rent. sl'
S Rockford.
TWO Dono Button gas heaters pfactis-
ally new, 9xl3 AEmiBEtsr r9E, .arse size
VlctrOla. ike new. with rscordut hun-
mons metal bed With fpfiDgf and mSt-
tresH f1r sale cheap 2ts n, Frisco
Usage t1osi.
VIZ VAST MORE USED FURNITURE
~ t1res ussse tlzf ~ w fTst
WE BOY ,our HIsut cults. sll clothing o'
All kInds Tulsa clothing Exchange
ai2h =. Main. cedar 1ssbJ.
WANTED Rcfr .Eerators ana stoves. Call
OsaEe 233a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Financial
nJsINEss oPipoRTr MUS

A DANDY lunch wagon and stock in /,
good location; reason for selling. other
lnriaess Apply at i23 y Boulder, cor.
npr Of Brady
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

COMPANY TO be organized to take
over and extend manufacturing
business and nationally advertise
,.n1 disttibute products with
betnrc Incorporation TO underwrlte
preferred stock Wltn good inter
eat and Gecurity and substantial
additional profits. This opportu-
n1y merits closest investigation.
Address communications r. NJ, L.
800 Mayo Bag. glvlng phone
number for appointment.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10
Real Estate tor Rent
FARMS ruR RENT


hIEh-rIass apartment, reference n"
quirod Apply lo- Plaza -a-fl tetaf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-29
wATSON'S ROwDyISM.

There have been times In the past
when members OF Congress have in
dulged in physical encounters. but
usually they have been men OF great
intellect who have been temporarily
carried away by excess Of emotion.
Tom" Wataon's threat 10 punch the
face Of a colleague with whom no had
a difference liz simply an exhibition of
Georgia rowdyiBm which has no place
In the Senate of the United States.
This ia not tho first time he has thus
disgraCed himself. and the conviction
grows that ho In utterly out Of place
i'm the highest legislative body in tho
land. How his colleagues tolerate his
bad manners and his vulgar speeches
ls ono of the mysteries Of tho National
Capital. Ono reason, probably is that
Watson IL there as one of tho "am-
bassadors" OF Georgia and that the
choice of tho people of that State must
be endured.
That he is n typical representative
of that Commonwealth is not SO GER
tain, Sometimes they have three-cor-
nered fights in political campaigns and
on such occasions men who would not
otherwise be considered are chosen.
Indeed, the noisy controversy in the
Senate was the outcome of one phase
of Georgia politics. II seems that three
men had been nominated for postmas-
ters in three of the cities of the state
Watson violently opposed the confir-
nation of the men on the ground that
they were not the proper persons for
| 10, ,Nla H.,
ally obnoxious TO him. In spite of this
Senator Phipps. who WAS delegated tc
investigate, wrote letters of inquiry &c
leading citizens OF the communities
affected. and practically all OF then
replied with strong Endorsements OF
the nominees. This Infatuated Watson
who insisted that no Senator had the
right to communicate with his con.
stituents.
The proper way to punish Watson
for his noisy insolence would he e
confirm all of the nominees to whom
he objects, especially as they ar,
vouched for as competent and reliable
men. But this is almost too much I,
ask Of the Senate which is stepped il
traditions, one of which is known al
Senatorial courtesy" More than on
unfit nomination has been confrme,
because rejection might offend tn
Senator who recommended It, and som
worthy nomina tons have been rejecte
because they happened not to hav
the 30. X" of the member from tn
State. Ordinarily the rule might b
useful, but it is poor rule that can
not be broken sometimes, and it woul
be a good thing TO smash 1t in Wat
sons case.-Philadelphia Inquirer.