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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Clubs and Meetings

The regular meeting of the Bide-a-Wee
Club has been postponed as the visit to
the soldiers at the Methodist Hospital
has been planned for Sunday afternoon.
All members are expected to be present.
The George H. Chapman w. r. c. No.
10, will have an all-day quilting next
Tuesday, at the Hamilton Hall, Hamilton
avenue and East Washington street. All
members will take their lunch.
Golden Rule Lodge No. 1 will give
dance and card party tonight at
Shepherds hall, Alabama and East Wash
ington streets.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the I. A. of
NJ. will give a card party Monday eve
ming at Machinists Hall, 80 South Della
ware street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
DICKENS NOVEL
WILL BE SHOWN
PhOtOpEay IndOrsers Sponsors
for Our Mutual Friend

In order to create interest IN the bet
ter film movement, the Indorsers of
Ph0toplay under the general direction
of the ways and means committee are
bringing to the Alhambra Theater the
week Of April 2 film version Of Charles
Dickens novel, Our Mutual Friend"
The cooperation OF the womeu's clubs
over tie city. the Parent-Teacher clubs
and various other local organizations has
been enlisted. During the same week the
State convention Of the Iudorsers win be
meeting here and a number OF theater
parties have been planned by the wom-
en-. Mrs. Walter Geisel is general chair
man.
Among clubs aiding in the work are
the Wellesley Club, tho Indianapolis
War Mothers, the City Club, the health
section of the Department Club, Teach
ers' Federation, Campfire Girls, TT Get
era Club, Thesa Club, the Eli Lilly Club.
Irvlngton Coterie Club and Thursday
Afternoon Club.
Hostesses for the performances In
clude: Monday, Mrs. David Ross, Mrs.
B. II. Moore, Mrs. Fred PettiJohn, Mrs.
Charles Davidson, Mrs. Wolfe Sussman,
Miss Elsie Huebner and Mrs. r. o. Wood
run Tuesday, Mrs. Myron Rlnker, Mrs.
s. A. Gwinn, Mrs. Edwin Mayo, Mrs
Gilbert George, Mrs. f. O. McMeans. Mrs.
e. l.. Burnett. Mrs. NJ. A. Mang, Mrs. J.
D. Meek and Mrs. b. L. Holl; Wednesday,
Mrs. George Barcus. Miss Grace Hawk
Miss Caroline Goodheart, Mrs. Jesse Dali
ley, Mrs. A. r. Weaver, Mrs w. NJ. Gar
vim. Mrs. c. c. Mccoy, Mrs. II. A. Nc
Donald and Miss Mary Yount; Thursday
Mrs. Francis AXE. Mrs. Robert Kendall,
Mrs. Fred Still, Mrs. II w. Henshen,
Mrs. II. c. Bertrand, Miss Lucy Toph,
Mrs. u. Il. Dodd, Mrs. Charles Brown,
Mrs. w. y. Hacker, Mrs. II. l.. Fisher
and Mrs. w. c. Harrison; Friday, Mrs.
NJ. f. Robbins, Mrs. Thomas Demmerly,
Mrs. II. c. Fledderjohn, Mrs. c. b. VIII
hanson, Mrs. George Finfroek, Mrs.
Theodore Wagner, Mrs. o. c. Lukenbill,
Mrs. II. D. Tutewiler, Mrs. Curtis Hodges
and Mrs. Walter Geisel.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Central w. C. T. u. to
Use Service Stars

The Central w. c. T. Z. met yesterday
afternoon at the Odd Fellow building.
An order for one thousand service star
placards was placed to he displayed In
the windows of the home, In compliance
with the Volstead act.
Tributes were paid to Mrs. II. p. Hen
derson and Mrs. Julia c. Henderson. Mrs.
Lillian Mckenzie, corresponding secre-
tary. resigned and in her place Mrs. r. S.
Gadd was elected. An appeal was made
by Mrs. Z. f. Weeser to form new w.
C. T. u. organization in the West Park
NJ. Il. Church.
The next meeting will be April II, at
the home of Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

The Fortnightly Literary Club-Tues-
day-PrOpylaeum-"Th Place Of the
Magazine" by Mrs. Melissa Myers Whita-
ker; Art ia Advertising by Mrs. Eliza
beth Hubbard Thompson.
49,
Fortnightly Music Club-Thursday-
Hostess, Miss nellie Welshans, 1921 Park
avenue. Guest day.
Irvington Tuesday Club-Tuesday-
Hostess, Mrs. J. L. Hunter, 58O7 East
Washington street. 1.-The Worlds An
cient Porcelain Center" by Mrs. William
Forsyth; conversation, Original ExcIu-
sion" by Mrs. E. c. Rumpler.
Inter Ala Club-Tuesday-Ho
Mrs. Il W. Taylor, 519 Central Court.
1.-THE American Railroad by Mrs. J. w.
Puffer; The Clansman" by Mrs. c. f.
Schmidt.
Irvington FortnIghtly Club-Friday-
Hostess, Mrs. c. H. Winders, 10S South
Ritter avenue, assisted by Mrs. Elmer
Williams. Quotations from Whittier.
"JOhn Greenleaf Whittier, The Quaker
POet'' by Mrs. A L. Robinson; Eugene
Field. The Children's Poet by Mrs.
Howard passed.; selected readings by
Mrs. G. ". Allison.
Independent Social CIub-Tuesday-
Meeting at Orphans Home.
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club-Tues-
day-Hostess. Mrs. B. y. Yarian, 4705
Broadway. New England Portraiture
MARY f. Wilkens Freeman" by Mrs.
William A. Morgan: sarah Orne Jewettp
by Mrs. J. H HerriII; Alice Brown" by
Mrs. J. X. Lang.
The Monday CIu b-Monday-The
PrOpylaeum-Book Review, by Mrs. Merle
y. a. Walker; music by Mrs. Newton C.
Hurlbert.'
Thursday Lyceum Club-Thursday-
Hostess, Mrs Harry Wilson. 3216 Wash
1ngton boulevard. Rio and BraziT' by
sIrs. Harry Plummer.
The Writer'S Club-Tuesday-P
Library Auditorium. Music and trave,
lOgues conducted by Mrs Lillian HabIch
Lennox, Miss Anna Johnson and Miss
Helena Frey.
The Woman's Rotary CIub-Monday-
ClaypooI Hotel Luncheon, Mrs. Myra B.
Richards.
Nh Phi n-Tuesday-Hostess
Miss Ruth Fillmore, 1914 Commerce ave-
nue., assisted by Miss Norris Stanley
s-Russian Music" Program in charge
cf Mss Geraldtns Trotter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
BUTLER PRESIDENT TO SPEAK.

Robert J. Alley, president of Butler
College, will speak at Wednesdays meet
ing Of the Lions Club. A membership
campaign is being conducted in which a
goal Of one hundred is being sought by
Wednesday. Ted Deckert is chairman of
the attendance and membership drive.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Great stress is being laid upon the
work of music circles In the Junior De
partment, a department recently taken
into the national federation. Our own
State has organized and educated the
juniors in music and part of the State
program will be devoted to
the Juniors, which will be promoted in
the same way as the Senior meetings.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

OBJECTED 10 WRITTEN ORDERS.
NEW YORK, March 25.-"He issued
orders to me IN writing, like a police
man." Mrs. HELEN c Collins told the
Judge In asking alimony from Police
Captain John C. Collins.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
w. G. T. II. Notes

The Anna Gordin w. c. r. Z. will hold
its regular business meeting Mt . 80
O'Clock Monday afternoon at the Chamber
Of Commerce building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, State president
will speak at a meeting held under the
auspices of the Edgewood Longacre w.
c. 7. U. at the Edgewood NJ. f. Church
at z as o'clock Wednesday evening.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

The Marion County w. C. r. U. will
hold an all-day institute, beginning at
$3.50 o'clock Wednesday, at the Central
Avenue NJ. q. Church, Central avenue and
Twelfth street
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Music Notes

Hugh McGiheny. head Of the violin de-
partment OF the Metropolitan School OF
Music, has received n letter from Eddy
Brown, his former pupil. now world IA
nous, telling him that Mr. Brown has
dedicated to him his latest composition.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Music, has received a letter from Eddy
Brown, his former pupil, now world IA
nous, telling him that Mr. Brown has
dedicated TO him his latest composition.
Arthur J. Beriault OF the dramatic de-
partment of the Metropolitan School of
Music gave a reading. his own arrange
ment Of "a Midsummer Nights Dream
before the high school of Knightstown
Friday. Sunday evening Mr.. aud Mrs.
Beriault will entertain their students
at their home from until O'Clock.
Edward Nell. Jr., baritone, will give
his graduating recital in the Odeon, at
the Metropolitan School OF Music, on
Wednesday night, March % Mr.. Nell.
who has done all his work with his
father. Edward Nell, Sr., has had much
success as a singer. While in Purdue
University he was soloist with the Uni
versty Glee Club and with the band.
and was soloist at Trinity Church in
Lafayette. He will be assisted in RECTAL
by Miss Edna MaroeUa Barroue --in'in-
ist, pupil Of Hugh McGibeny. Miss Bur-
IouS a. a reaIucue "a 4.osduapor, ...u ndS
attracted must attention by her unusual
talents. She was soloist at the Indian
guest artist. The program is open to
the public, and will be:
Recitative, '"Thus Saith the Lord of
Hosts" Aria, But Who May
Abide" (Messiah) ........... Handel
Spanish Dance" ................Sa rasate
"Lungi Dial Caro- Benz" (Old Italian)
C'When Two That Love Are
Parted ........ .-......... .Secch1
"Paisir d'amour" (Old French)
(("Joys of Love- ............M Martini
THE Pretty Creature (Old English)
............ Arr by II. Lane Wilson
when the Dew is Falling. Schneider
Banjo Song" Observation-Disclosures. Homer
GLOVER Rain" ....................Lo Loud
Il Love the Moon. Rubins
Caprice Fiennois" .......-... Kreisler
ave Maria" ........ Schubert WilhelInj
The Stirrnp Cup"...............K Kramer
Where the West Begins. .... La Forge
Accompanies, Mrs. John Kolmer and
Miss Elizabeth Murphy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

The world fellowship committee will be
POSSESSES Sunday afternoon at the reg
ular open house program. Miss Fred
erica Brown, a native Of Southern Lii
IBERIA, director OF the local Y. W. c. A.
recreation center for cOlOred girls. will
speak in HOllenbeck Hall concerning The
Life and Customs OF the Tribes People
OF Africa"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Y, ", c. A. NOTES

The Rev. George Savary will discuss
~Thy VIII BE Done" in the Business
Women's Bible Class at O'Clock Tues
day night.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Inter Ala Club-Tuesday-H Hostess.
Mrs. Il W. Taylor, $40 Central Court.
"The American Railroad" by Mrs. J. w.
Puffer; The Clansman" by Mrs. c. f.
Schmidt
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
The Hoopers Tell
HOW FiUe LiUe on
CLinaited Income

1.-THE Hoopers, an average American
family of five, will tell the readers
of the Daily Times how the many
present-day problems Of the home
are solved by working on the budget
that Mrs. Hooper has evolved and
found practical Follow them daily
in an interesting review of their home
life and learn to meet the conditions
OF the high cost of living with them.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
IRECTORS WILL
bESCRIRE COURSES.

The educational director will be glad
TO talk To any one concerning these
courses. - schedule giving full in
formation viii be mailed on request.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

The Butler College Association will
give the program for the federation TO
rum Wednesday evening. Following the
class period the Butler. basket ball team
viii play the Y. B. W. C. team.
Mrs. ". n. FIeig will be in charge of
tina program at the Indianapolis Glove
Company Monday noon and will conduct
community singing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

The Monday CIu b-Monday-The
PrOpyIaeum-BoOk Review, by Mrs. Merle
y. A Walker; music by Mrs. Newton c.
Hurlbert.'
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25
Club Index

The Fortnightly Literary CIub-Tues-
-PrOpylaeum-"The Place Of the
Magazine" by Mrs. Melissa Myers Whita-
ker; art ia Advertising by Mrs Eliza
beth Hubbard Thompson.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Independent Social Club-Tuesday-
Meeting at Orphans Home.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

The Woman's Rotary CIub-Monday-
Claypocl Hotel Luncheon, Mrs. Myra B.
Richards.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Trvington Tuesday Club-Tuesday-
Hostess, Mrs. J. L. Hunter, 58O7 East
Washington street "The Worlds An
cient Porcelain Center by Mrs. William
Forsyth; conversation, Original ExcIu-
sion" BY Mrs. Z. c. RumpIer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-25

Mu Phi extraordinarily
Miss Ruth Fillmore, 1914 Commerce ave-
nue.. assisted by Miss Norris Stanley
~Russian Music" Program in charge
cf Mss Geraldtns Trotter.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
9(nfun6mc Der gmcritnucr in Berlin.

Der Strom Der 9ciufer aus ame-
rifa Oouert on, uuo Die Sotels iiuO
ilberiiillt. is iinO uitt nur ole
0cittifomerifoner, pel6e oie Sebns
ludt. Die oIte. idtuer nieOergebnltete
@einlot mo ibre 9lnperinouoten, 10
peit tic nod pom Zoo neridont. ge.
bliebcu limo, mieOerduiebeu, iibers
M}eer tteibt, ionOern es befinoen iih
oarunter oid piele mir engliid ipres
hcnoe Amerifaner. Sic fommer aus
perihieoenen @riinocn mad Dentldl.
lonO, cinmal, INN etlolih ole europa.
iobrten mie0er olii5ltnebmeu.Oie nab
reno oes &riegeS unterbroheu mur.
oerL 0onlt, Inn bon Dem Siefiton0 Der
I2orf moaIidlten Gorteil einaubeim.
icrL mo ieltene Diuge. namentIih
aunitihdbe, billig oui3ufaulen Dant
5iebt lie es nah Oberommergau, mo
lie bemisen oieic @%elegenbeit, nm iidj
IN Berlin Dresden un0 onOeren 0eut'
ihcn @roBltd0teu un5uidauen.
Die umcrifoniide Sanoelsfammer
in Berlin bat cine empfeblensperte
9%inridtung getroifen. Sic bat ndm
lid Elm &er5ei6nis BON alleli 4er5ten
IN Berlin onfertieen toiien. melde Die
engliide Sprade poaitduoig beberr-
id)en. AmerifoniiAe Geilenoe, mel.
dc ploslih I'M Sotcl ooer I'M 2ogier.
boulc c%rfronfcu. f0nnen ain Die
2loreiie zines Ar5tes erbalten, Dem lie
IN ibrer 1eimotIiden Sprade ibr 2eio
flogen f0nuen. Ole betreffenoen 9ler5-
tc iino aud perpflidtet moroeiI, Die
aranfen an Spe5ioldr5tc 81 Deriuei
len, io6alo oies ser betreifenoe Sail
rotiam erideiuen ldBt. Die Sonoelsa
tomner bat inn Sntereiie Ger amerifos
aiiden &eiicnoen ou6 eiH 9l~usfunfts.
bureau cinecridtet, 0as am Gage mie
and pdbreuo ser God)t ge6ffnet blei
ben miro. Die Ginrihtung bat iid,
10 neu lie and lit, idon 10 gut be.
mdbrt, DAB tie BON onoereu Stdoten
nodqeobmt perOen loa.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
9entide Solomon.

Der 9erliner 2ofol 9n3eiger be.
ri6tet Aili @runo oeS 8erioiaer
Shmadpertrages lit befauntlid in
unieren Sdueqebieten an Die Steae
Der oeutihcI @erridaft Die 8ormuno-
l6aft Der iortgeidrittenen gtationen
getreten, Die man iiir oieSonobabung
Der 8erpoltung inioIge ibrer SiIfs-
mittel un0 ibrer @rfabrung iolpie ID
rer geograpbiiden Gage ais geeienet
oltsgab. gtah ser &0Ifcrbunoiaeung
lolte MN fir tie in eriter 2inie 0os
&oblergcben uno Die GntluidIrnq Der
eingeborencn 9epolferung mobgeben0
lein. Nic itebt cs MN oamit in @irf
lidteit? Der 0ur6 ieine 5ablreihen
Tcronentlihltugen un0 Sortr1ge
iibcr oas S6idiol unIerer friiberen
&olonien befonute @oltocrncur Or.
3. Sdnee bat li6 Der Aufgobe unter
5ogen, an @nn0 p0aig eimponofreien.
9r.oBtenteils iremOenQ uellen entnom,
melen Wfatcriuls cine oabinqebenOc
l(nterludun9 bor5unebmen. 0os Grs
gebnis, 0as or in fnoppiter 6orm in
einem iocben eridienenen 9u6e Die
Oentidlen NOlOnicu inter fremOer
MunoatbcrridJaft" (&erIag b. 0uele
Il. Mlener, Seip5ie) u%ieoergeleet bat,
lit iiir Die iibermiegcnOe Mebr5abl ser
Solonien II. Ser Wun0ate einia6 per
nidten0. SIS lit minmebr ser 9emeis
erbrod)t onB bic eegempGrtigen 3u-
lt6n0e in 0en emit 10 bliibenoen oeut-
ihen Sdltbgebieten Die 0enfbor
ihledteIten iino unO Dab uniere fritz
heren &olonien mirtldnftlib un0 full
tiirca einfod) berfommetl, luenn nift
ihleunigit sic &iidgabe oieier &olonis
alge6iete in oertihe @eripoltiutg be
merfitelIigt miro. Die lleberiGttieune
ser Manoatore nit cigenem&oIonioI
beiib maht sic Notwithstanding Ser
Shutgebiete sur llnmoglihfeit. elmo
MISUNDERSTANDING, sic gum @oblc
0eutidIon0S ltio ser 5erriitteten Ell
ropGiid)en @irtIhoft niht Orineeno
aenug geforOert meroen fann.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
Der 6ilfspereim.

TIMER &icnic am Sonntag mrrOe
bonn id)0niten @etter begiinitigt. Sc
gen Wiittag lab es orobeno genug aus
ltlo in Stem Oorf mur0e 0as Yicnic
Ser SGngerpereine au6 ri6tig Ourd)
Elm ItarfeS @emitter auseinunOerge-
triebeH. @er aber ser beiBen StaOt
0en &iiden fe9rte, Inn on unierem
4icnic tcil5lrnebmer5 ser fono ii6 be-
lo6rt, iobolo Ell in ooS l6one, fiible
@cbol6 eintrat, oos 5u Serrn 8ralt-
ner's Sous fiibrt ullo ieine 8ieie Unit
robmt. Sic groBcngGume gcben gait
litAen 1hattcn, IN Dem uniere treffli-
den @elferimcn - eS iin0 INNER
Oielclben: 6rau 8altber, 6rau 8illc,
6rou Stouff Srau @llmenreih,
Sralt @eingort, Sralt 8a6ra6, -
ibre StGnoe olfriAteten uno ibregSa-
rem ausbreiteten. SEER Som unb
Ser Sit ~beriorgten bic ourltigen
&ebIen nit oem f0Itlihen NaB Oes ma
be31t Bleres ltno 81 aller Sretoe mar
olt1 mieoer @err 8or6nrOing eri6ie-
men = geiuno unb mltnter mie ie =
I'M 0ie &aiie uno Ben 3igarrenItanb
81 iibernebmen. 90 mar olles oufs
bette perieben un0 gelpiB bat feiner
Ser @dite bereltt, sort einige Stun0el
8ugebra6t 5u baben. Die &inOer fo-
men alh 81 ibrem &edt, 0enn unter
Ser la1funoigen 2eitung oes @errn
8raltner, Sen Elm mir leioer unbe.
Fainter SEER &aBboA, Ser nit 6ami-
lie ga mar, ltnteritiitte, muroen ar
lerlei @ettlpiele unternommerl, mel
die jungen ulto alten 2ellten groBen
SpaB bereiteten. gdtr elm Mangel
madt iid entl6ieoen bemerfbar. ssh
io(lten mebr 8Gnfe gum Siben baben.
@dnfe urto Glide eenug, Dab aud
Serren, 6ie am Sonntag germ Elm
Spielden imSreien MAIDEN, @elegen-
belt oa5u baden, obne anoere Ser
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23

Site 81 berauben. Ser Concord Club
iollte oieie ISade energil6 in Die
9ano nebmen. @S miirOe lid gemiB
lobnell ein poar Dollar Ooran 5u
pelloen uro momoglid altd einen
S6uppen 81 baltell, Dab Die @erdt-
ldaften 81cfe. gretter, etc, nid)t I'M
mer mieoer BIN mo Der geI6lcppt
meroen mliiIlen. W1it Dem Yicnic lin0
sic llnternebmnngen oeS Silfspercins
fir oos Sabr 1922 81 Gn0e ge-
fommen. Gin 8eri6t ilber Dieies
Sabr miro BEL Ser Iebten obldlieBen-
oen 8eriammlung 0es Sereins perle-
fen ltno mobl aud in bielem9latt Der-
offentlidt meroen. @ir lagen aber
aud l6on iett alien 0enen CANT, mel
de unS BEL unieren 8eitrebungen I'M
terItiibt baben. Moge oie Sreuoigfeit
gum @eben ni6t erlabmen. Die Brei-
Ie in 9eutidlanO Iteigen ms hinge
meiiene uno nit ibnen iteigt Die Scot.
2aBt uns Aae beIlen ItetS eingeoenf
Ieinl 8. s. s..
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
Golumbio
Office: no scdite straRs NOrOpef

DAB Ger @reis oen feitaeieeten @reis
MIR INN gepiiie 9~'ro5ente iiberiteiaeu
oorf. Die @lauiel nYreis freibIei.
beno" 9eitattet ibnen befanntlid niht
mebr. Den @ertrug 81 breden. IS
fam feline 9iirsidait aoiiir gegebeu
merOem Dab ein ameritoniiher ,SnI-
p%orteur oeutihe @oren in 0en @erei.
uiaten Stooten 81 einem berednetem
&roiit mieOer berfaiicn fam, inoem
er lid aiif |2ieierungen 81 cinem ge.
mnd)ten Yreiie prrlGBt.
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
lteber sic International 8reile lie

lteber 0ie International YreIle lie
Qcn iett Snei ltrteile Dor. Oas tribe
re Soltpt ser Aiiocioteo @reB, MeI-
bile 6. Stone, bei6reibt in ieinem
9ude o5iftp gears a SournoIiit" Die
Wetbp0en, 0ie er unmonote, Inn Inn
jeoen @reis Neltigfeiten au erbolten.
8or feinem 8etrug uno Dor feiner
9eiteduug i6redte man 5ltriid.
@oIdforbe, Mpotbeferre6epte, Sau-
ben, Gerfleioun9en d1er glrt, fltrS
tultle10c bon Wfitteln mlBten Dem
8reile11tnqer oieneiL ltno lie luaren
ibm ale redt. q. 81. G~beiterton Der
Dammit inn 9%on0oner Seen @itneB"
Die game Yrelle olS perlottert lllo be-
ltoden, als @erf5eug Der internatio-
nalen gbiqb finance. gto6 i6lim-
inter- aaer0ings, meint err, ieien sic
Bolitifer. Mir boben Oos ia oles
geipuBt. @em ober GbeIterton ser
Meinung iii, Die Yreiie babe aisge-
ipieIt, man CLAUDE ibr nidt mebr, 10
lit er SIT iebr Sptimiit unO ouf Dem
@ol8pege.
lle6er sic Scot 0eS oeuti9en Mit,
t~ellta1oe8 i6reibt @irom s.. Mtooer-
mea bon Berlin aus einen i60nen
4rtifel al Die Nilociateo YreB. Sans
&fibner mrB BON Der @aIIeri e
aus Ser @ritaltffiibritng ieiner Oper
3uieben. Der 8rofeiior, Ser &ed-
nltitgsrat, Ser &iin1tler, ser S1rift-
iteaer leben Grmer mie Ser Sogel0b-
ner. Ger 9lrditeft, Ser 8ilObouer,
ser 2e6rer, ser observation-disclosures
ser Sta0t muB @ieentum, Bidder,
@ertIaden berfaufen, INN eriltieren
fl f6nnen. 9eutihes 9enfen miro
probin5ial un0 flein. @0elige Strut
en- nit bober 8iloung miilieu ais
Observation-Disclosures unO &erfaufer
BON Strei6bol8ern ibren 2%e6ensun-
terbult lu6en. So Gbnli6 lalttet Der
9eridt. 9ieler @err Otooermeu
i6reibt fiir8lid redt mabrbeitsgema-
&c glrtifel iiber 9eutl6lano (Smei I'M
bieiigen uStar4 bonn l9. SUM iino
iebr Ie1enstpert). Sn Ser Eat mub
man oen 3eiger ser 3eit in 0eiiti6-
loi1o oni6eineno Inn 300 Sabre
I'M <lturle6en 5uriidgeleBt baben.
SD benerfe, Dab man megen Nan-
gels an @ltomobilen oriiben logar
Die alten &aofabrerfGubs pom Sabre
tS93-1895 mie0er aufle6en lGBi
uno @uSfliige unO N6enOfabrten in
@rilppen unternimmt, ais menlt mal
uidt I'M Sabre 1922 lebtel 9abe'
geben oie @reile peiterbin in Oie so.
be. g8 miro iclblt Ben Oielen Sortri.
item, aud Sen Amerifanern 8n 6unt
Isoie oa3 2nno iebt ii6erfluten. &lei
Ser, 2ebenSrlittel, Sotelpreiie ba6er
jebt Sic &0be oes @eltmarftes er.
reidt ltuD fins ni6t biaiger als in
9(u8lan0e. Nrmes 0eutl6lan0l
Washington Journal., 1922-06-23
Concord Stub.

Die SorltonOsiieung bonn 6reitog
boriger 8ode mar gut beiuht. 0as
SntereHe fiir uniereu oeuti6en Goua
coro.Slub lit oltgenideinli6 trob ser
Sommer3eit nod lebr re9e. Serr 6.
@offmann fiibrte Den &orlit. @err
g. 8euoer perlas 0os 8~rotofol uno
eingeIntfene Sdreiben. Plus Den Ser.
banolungen lit Oos 6olgenoe at eut-
nebmen: 6err 8riigger legte aus &C.
iunobeitliden @riinoen lein g(nlt ais
nGpmptroaeur" liieoer; er bcoouertc
oos, erfldrte iih ober 5lt ieocr Silfe
utlo lonitiger 0iitorbcit 6ereit. Gin
6inon5oltsiduB. ~beiteben0 aus Sen
Serren Adtertirden, Siebert, 0iet-
rid, 9telllon0 un0 g8iegarO ais &or-
iibenoen, miro Die Bidder priifen un0
9errn 8riigger e%ntlaiten. @n oeiien
STEELE trot Serr Sobn 6ranfe, ser
bis6er ~. Dem &oltSfontite dnge.
b0rte.- Sine nelte eleftriide SSnitol-
ZION lit eingeridtet un0 fir gut be-
funoen mor0en. II Sreiforten our
Observation-Disclosures loaen bon iebt
an nidt mebr oltsge9eben merOen.-
PIN Is. Slli ioa Elm 8icnic ltattfin-
oen. Sir oenielben Gag lol( cine al-
qemeine groBe Geriommlulig niif Sem
9icnicsplob einberltfen meroen, in
melder iiber einen i'm 0e3ember 81
beronitnltenOen 8u5or 5%uglnlten OeS
Stubs beroten mer0cn ioas Cine gro.
BE Summe lit am Gigentum Oes Ser
einsbaltie8 nod ob3utra9en. SEER
0tartin @ieganO mie olth an0ere
Observation-Disclosures erfIGrten es ais
cine ooeroummte Gflidt unO Sdul-
0iqfeit" oller in @aibington nobnen-
Sen Mmerifaner oellti6er @(6funft,
Dem &erein an5u9eboren un0 oas ein-
3ige, 0eutide Sans in Maibington gu
erbalten. Sier tonne mon it'd nod
gemiitli6 filbIen fonne man itd I'M
ter @eiinnungsgenoltu einmal aus
lpre6en, bier fnnne nlan beltti6 lpres
cbeu uno oertidJe Sie0er iingen uIlO
oeutl6e 5beoteritiide boren. SeOer-
mann iiebt Elm, ooB pas berniitftia
geoo6t uno geipro6en lit. Son Scr
IotpenOigfeit elmer %gr0Beren &erbe.
tdtigfeit fiir 0oS ein3ige oeuti6eSalltb.
kbaus lit ser @orltan0 abiolut ii6er.
| 3etgt. 0od mebr Aateili6eine IN.
ter Den often 03itglieOern, ipie aud
inter ionltigen. Dem Serein nod MIDI
on~geb6rigen 2euten, miilien abgeiebt
meroen. 9euti6amerifonii6e @e
idGftSLeltte io1en angegangen mer
Sen. 90 lit eS redt. 8erOen mnn6'
unter oielen uno anOeren 6reunOel
ser alten oelttl6en @eleligfeit lid
niht ettpas l6Gmen miliien megen if
rer Soltung mGbreno Der lebten ad)
Sabre? Siebt man rli6t en0liA ein
0uB man an Sen 0eutl6omlerifanerl
elm qroBeS, moralil6esllnre6t began
qen bat? Ser @oncor0=&l1l6 nil
mieoer aufbouen uno ltrecft Sic Sonl
aus uro 6ittet Die SGumigen mi
Snterelielolen uno Slur6tiameil auf
3upodan un0 oas alte, idone, berrli
die @inbernebmen, sic normolen Sci
ten mieoer> erlteben 5u laIien.