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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20
UN FUERTE, HURACAN
Sc APROXIMA A LA
COSTA TEXANA |
Sc ha prevenido va del
peligro a todos los
barcos en- eI Gorfo

HOUSTON. oc:ubre I9--Hoy Sc
y-sElco = ;odos los buques que Sc
ha-a- el .aS aGlas del Colo dc
M=N.Go que - rempeStad tropi-
cal que 50 .-.iaba aver Al nor;e
De. Mar C1r:be. aumenta &c in
;eusldad coGtorme - acerca al
Ga,cc-
Los v.n";os q1e accTpaIan =
a to-menid han .Umalo tuevza lie
huracaU.
-. tsrae q:e .. cic-6n azote IA
costa del Go,so cgsca de Browns
vile.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20

ca de cai a quien asesinaron "a
sestaEdole sesenta punaladas, dego-
liando despues l. su eSposa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20
EL IMPuESTO SERA CASl
UNA TARIFA PROHI5ITlVA

-Nosotros-!:ce para c,o2c.ui- e!
Seio- Pu-cell-v-smos COZ Eristeza esa
meds5a. En- nras;ro aSaa de come--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20

Pasa 4 In Pag 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee La fRENSA has
a larger circulation Than any
other Mexican newspaper IN the
United States.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20

Pasa 4 n Pas 10.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1922-10-20

Pasa a Ia pag. 10
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

men in Der Belt bon CT 8ohen
idmonfen opiiHen 3H unO 6A @fo.
Sir lie 10000 Wort (mablper.
ltanoen b 0 r Dem iesisen @reisItura
Der MortD miro our6i6nittlid elm
8funo@ q pihts5unobnie er5ielt. Sano
in Sono NIT Der f0rperIi6en 8fIeae
eebt Die eeIif1e Yfleee. 0enn
Die &inoeriueIt bat m1breno Oes &rie.
ges, 100 Der goter i'm JeIoe Itano,
sic Mhitter nuf Nrbeit ipor, idauer ge.
litten. 8er ben Stab Iei6tfertig
iiber Oie beutige Sugeu0D 8 utiGlonos
bridt, aeigt penie @eritGnOnis iiber
Die 3ultGnoe, Die elm fold furhtborer
bieriGbrieer Rrieg in eeiItiger un0
forperIider Siniidt 8ur 6olee bat.
9ie MbteiIung bat li1 .Mutter
urIb &ino~ eenonnt, bat ober bis iest
fir Die 90 ii nod ipenig tun
t0nnen. ltn0 bod be0arf gerooe Die
iiberlnltete Sousfrnu uno 6omiIien-
mutter nahbaltiger llnterItiitune.
Sit ite ood oieienige Mrbeiterin, 0ie
feline 8%egren5ung Der N~rbeitsaeit,
feinen 5eierobeno, feinen Sonntag,
feinen ltrlaub tennt. @ie oft f0nnte
our9 redt3eitiges giugreifen oie
Mlitter ibren Rinoern gerettet, oos
Seim Dor Dem 3uiammenbrud be-
mabrt mer0enl
9enno6 bat Die @bteilung ouf benz
@ebiete Der Wiitterfiiriorqe cine eli.
genortige, bieIleidt einaigortige
@riinoung auf5uneiien: OoS Niit-
ter un0 &fnoerbeim in
8erlin-2idtenberg. @s lit befonnt
unter Dem Namen nSrouenbeim un0
8erfitGtten", 0enn es unterI6eioet
iid bon Den meiIten Miitterbeimen
0urd feline groBen nit Dem Seim
berbun0enen @erfIt1tten Die es Sen
Mtiittern ermoglifen, ibren gltfent-
bait i'm Seim nift ais MImoIen Sl
erbalten, Ionoern g~roBtenteils ieIbit
ait ber0ienen.
go melt Der geridt Der Trou
Shreiber Rrieeer, aus Dem i'd bier
einen furden Aus8ug m0gIidit nit
ibren eigenen 8orten gegeben babe.
8er Den 8eridt ieIbIt boben mill,
penoe iid an Sen Shriftfiibrer 0es
8aibingtoner SilfSpereins.
81. 8. g.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
SIS iuerSen aeIudlt:

Der 6oreign Language SSnformo.
ton Serbiee lit bon &orreiponoenten
i'm IusIano eriudt tuoroen, ben iebi.
gen aufentbaIt foIgenoer Yerlonen
ou ermittein, Na1riHten ueroen
bon Dem 6oreign Language Snforma-
ton SerUice, 119 @eIt Al. StroBe,
Neip Yorf GitD, entgegengenommen.
hilbert Soepfe, geb. imSobre 1886
5n SdermeiieI; pon6erte I'M Sabre
1913 na6 Den Der. Staten aus.
&arl NmsnIt Yflncser, eeb. om 10.
Mar6 1913 gu 9ietiebeim, 8iirtem.
BERG. Col I'M Sabre 1860 nadl Chi
cago altsgepanoert lein.
Narie StndIif; Iettbefanntergluf-
entbalt Hebrosfa.
Charlotte Bier, eeb. 8oedmonrt.
lliht ihre 5ipei @roBonfeIn, Die in
Gmerifo leben io0en. Sbre @roB.
mltter mar cine eeborene CLING.
Mmgnit Mett; lebtbetannte @orei.
ie 146 Gait Soulton Ct. Stem yorf.
Tran 8m. Nett, I~ebtbefonnte u.
oreiie 22t0 @nnoro Ape., st. 2onis.
JreOerif BON 9Ornef, ioa nod Den
Ger. Staten nliSgetuanoert iein.
SulOa, GttO nnS &arI Seeaer;
l%estbefannte &oreiie Californian.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
9rObt cine &eOOlntiOn in GnrOp02

Serr gomorO q. Silene idreibt
BON Baris aus an Die Searitiden
8l6tter (@oib. Zines, 2. Mueult) I:
SD CLAUDE, es orobt cine &ataItro-
pie in europa. Der gef6brlide
@unft 1T Seltreid, belonoers 8ien.
@elo lit BORT 10 tief sefaaen, oaB es
nobe3u pertIos lit. Das 8olf i6reit
na6 8rot uno nimmt cine beOrobli-
DIE SoItung an. Die @efabr lit Wirf-
lid groB. Cine &eDolution miro fom-
men, ipeni1 sic Waiien nidt bon Der
SurAt befreit meroen oaB ibr @elo
am gnoe Ser ISOLDE nod geniiseno
@ert belitt, Inn Die 5amilie ernab-
rem 8u f0nnen. Ser Dollar bringt
jebt 40 Eauieno Gronen. $eser ra-
ten ben StGotern, nufs 2anO al &c.
ben uno Die 9auern 81 berauben; an.
oere uolen alles 8riboteigentum
f~onfis3iert iebeu, beionoers 8anfen
uno @ei9dftsbduier. Se6e ISOLDE
fam Der Gturm loSgeben. Seoe ra-
oifale Mebolution in Seitrei@ miro
aber aud auf 0eutidlano einmirten.
Gnolih bri9t europa 5%uiammen;
oann bat @merifa feinen Warft mebr
fir ieine, 8aren uno&obmaterialien;
Sauienoe uno Miaionen bon ameri-
faniiden @rbeitern weroen oann nii-
Der SteIlung iein; 2obne uno Breiie
meroen oann beruntergeben. llno
babel lperren unlere Senotoren, be-
ionoers Senator 2ooge, Die eiropGi-
Ide ginfubr ourd bobe Sole. Die
Neumablen ioaten Sroniing in 6ie
&eiben ser @eiesesmader bringen."
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
SOiepb SdiaUOne, ganfS rcftOr, er.
fOlsreider 8ei6Gftsmann an
Der Tiinftem Gtrafe.

Die clearinghouse Zines" bon
9. Iueuit brinet oas Oils oeS Serrl
Shiabone, beS YrGlioenten ser nSn.
ternationol @r6angesYanf~, Gde 6
uno 5iinfte StrnBe, q. 20. un0 ora.
tuliert 5u oeiien GrfoIg. @ir i1Iie.
BEN uns Den @Iiidpiinlden an. Gin
Sobr beitebt iett Die 9ant mo bal
in oieier 3eit ibr &opitaI BON $1,000
ouf $310.565 erb0bt. Gnoe oes Sab
res mer6en Die Ginlogen iid oui
500 1000 Dollars beIaufen. Salt oic
ganae italieniide 8epolferung @nib-
ingtonS erIeoi9t ibre geIOIiden @e-
lf)Gfte in oieier 8onf. Die 8aibing.
toner Clearing Souie" : @eiellhoft
bat Die Bidder ser 9onf unterludt
uno fir ridtie befunoen. Die 9ant
lit Witglieo oieier @eiellihoft pie
aud Der 9anoeIsfommer uno oes
Columbia @anfpcreinS. Die @onf
berfouft auBeroem Sdiffsfarten fir
ollie Sinien; oieier 3meig lit unter Der
Der 2eitung oeS Serrn q. &. MadD'
Ter. Bum 8oritano DER 9onf aebo.
rem unter onOeren ole Serren Sdia.
bone, Or. 90. S. 8roiperL =. s.
9aufmann Mlfreo MahIer, Sran3
Neubed, $. 8. Offutt, @. g. 8ein.
ltein 9. So. SeIinger.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

Carl S6ur8, morin lesterer Oas
S9ifial 9euti9Ianos flnr boraus-
iob, mie cs iebt 10 traurig in GRILL.
lung eeeangen lit. Sdura glaubte
ni9t, oaB 0ie alte, oeutibe 8erfoi-
Jung 8ismorfs Dem 6eutI9en 8clfe
geniigeno 9ie9te gebe. lleber GU
den, Der befanntli9 audi in Slmerifa
(Snrparb, 1922 mar, f6Gt Ser &e-
fereht ser nSimes~, mie fat 5u err
morten, elm abfdaises llrteil. Guden
lit oana6 elm Oilettant, oeiien 8bilo-
iopbie ean3 iiberfliiiiig par, lino oil.
Beroem eeb0rte er 5u Der ariitofroti-
iden &Ialie, Die ben Safer uno ben
&rieg bonn oeuti6nationalen Stan6-
prntt aus nlein beurteilte. Oas ge-
niigt natiirli1. Nationalismls uno
8atriotismus lit nlir fir ben oeut-
lhen 8biloiopben cine Siin0e, fir
ale anoeren aber cine Sueeno. @ie
immerl -
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
Office: no gsdite straft ROrbwsf
Q6In nir0 nemcIhet. 0nk

-Nlls SOlH miro Benlel0et, CAB
Der Gonig bon Sponieu, MIfouio,
uno ole 40nigin, oos Gberammer.
eauer YaiiiousipieI in oieiem Sabrr
beiuhen molen. Nnh Der Qronprin3
ioa mitgeben. Der Auguit miro Die
it6rfite 3abl bon 8eIuhern nod
Oberammerguu briugen. Mud aus
8oibington perOen bieIe 2eutc, be.
iouoers fotboIiihc Yrieiter. Den be-
riibmten boperiihen Grt beluden.
Col. @. W. Sorts. friiber in
Noibiugton aIs elmer Ger Orei com.
miiiioners" t1tig, lit gum Stobe oes
Generals Aaen in GobIeno beoroert
morOen. @r lit aud unter Dem oeut.
iden Clement Der Staot mobI be.
faint.
.-Oeitreih miro imnerbaIb ser
nGhlten 5ebn Soge Die yoIiierten"
Yi6dte I'M cine Anleibe bon 10 W2iI.
Iionen Sterling anaeben. Der lin.
teritootsietret6r fir o~usm1rtige Gn.
geIegenbeiten, Or. Shiiaer, 1T mad
Baris abgereilt, INN einen 8lan All
itnterbreiten.
-Eoincare bat oie ginla0uug ser
britilden Regierung al elmer 8eIpre.
dung Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES anae.
nommen. 0iele Gcnferen5 lit BON
GuBeriter 8ihtiefeit uno fam pieI.
lciht 5ebn Gage oauern. Yoincare lit
gerooe bon ieiner Reiie in ben 9lr.
gonnenlpal0 5uriidgefebrt, mo ein
OenfnaI 81 @bren Ger eelalenen
Grieger eroffnct mur0e. Gr nie0er.
bolte BORT in elmer Ie6e ole AnfIa.
ae Dab DeutihIono oIlein SduIo am
ariege babe, ono ooh 9oincare IelbIt
Die SouptiduIo tr1gtl)
Die fran5oiiihe Hegierumg bat
oos @eiud Der Delitiben INN gltI.
idub Der Uorfrieas5eitliden Oeutihen
Observation-Disclosures abeeIebnt.
Sett mub Die oeiltide 3egieruna
aud oieie nod beaobIen onoernfaas
5iebt Die fran50iihe Oos @eIo, oos
Gran5olen ben DeutIhen BON ser
gorfriegs6eit Der iduIoen, elm. gs
miro INNER trnuriger in DeutIhInn0.
Hieiige Steliern piiroen idon beIfen.
Ibcr ooS oeutihe 8oIf min lider
nidt nod mebr be5abIen, ais es Idon
81 5ablen bat.
Der omerifaniihe 8oti6ofter in
&oris, MDrou g. Serrid, lit ans
5ronfreid nod bier gum 9eIuf 5ii-
riidgefehrt. Sn cinem Snterbien
(8aib. Zines, Nittiuodl 2. gta.)
bertritt er, ipie BON ibm nift anoers
81 eruarten mar, Den fron5oIiIden
S%tanopunft internotionoler 8oIitif.
Dertihlano bari Ser 9eItrafung, lei.
men gerpflidtuneen, nidt enfaeben.
6ronfreid bari 0as llngIiid zines
ariegcs nidt ipieocr erIeben. @s muB
1gelitert" tuer0en 81 2ano uno at
See ourd Die SiIfe anoerer 80lfer
| (@geiidert" gegen OeutifIonol Die
Deutl6en iino natiirIih INNER Sein.
De DER Godbornl) 9os lit Die fron.
5oltld)e Nufolliig, Die lid bier IN
Serrids 8orten mieoeripieeeIt. Ser
rid lit mebr Sron8oie ais Amerifo.
ner. Gr ioa iid in Yaris natlraIi-
lieren Ioilen.
@aotbolifen in Seroiepo iommeI-
ten 10000 @olofroncn Der Dor.
friegs6eit, Inn oilf Dem 9lobc, 100
Der oltreidiide EbronfoIeer, Grober.
800 6eroinano, ermcroet pltroe, cine
aatbeorale 5u errihten. DDS @eIo
ipnroe jet bon Der ierbiiden Hegie.
rillg eilgedogen.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
Dus Deutf6e 9fOtt Srtus
III.
(6ortiesung).


Dos Deuti6e &ote &reua bat our
3eit orei groBe Aufgoben at erie
oigen. @eredte @erteiIung Ser bonn
Auslnnoe geianoten @oben our 2in-
oerung Der Scot lit cine oabon; iiber
iie baben mir auf@runO Oes georGng-
ten 8erihtes BON &errn Otto Sitlius
Werfel Dor 3pei 8o1en cine frr5e
WitteiIlng gemodt. 0ie 5ueite lit
Die 5liihtlingsfiiriorge. 8ie unIere
2eier DiIien, iDur0en mad Dem 3li-
iommenbrr6 0eutldlonos unO pic
Iern6rts aud i6on borber Die Oeut-
i6en in allen feinoIi1en 2Gnoern
ibres per 0nIi6en Gigentllms
beraubt ODER mo 0eiltide &llbs o0er
@ei1Gftsfirmen beltanOerL fuuroe ib-
men SGuier, @oren, fur3 ibr i1mt-
Iides 8eitbtum fortgenommen unO
ibnen MIR IobieI gelaIien, Dab fie nit
fnapper SCOT in sic Seimot gelangen
fonnten. 90 Ianoeten oenn bon al
len Seilen Ser @eIt Die Derormten
Oeutihen in Der Seimot on Die IeIblt
berormt mar un0 nod tagtGglid
mebr berarmt. Mrm tpie sic &irden-
mGule iu6ten 0ieie nod Dor fur3em
reid geneienen uno berp0bnten @us-
lanooeuti6e bergebens 8ebaulnng
uno Nabrung gu fin6en iino niiroen
elen0 gu @riinOe gegonaen iein, tpenn
iib 0as Deuti9e &ote &reu3 ni6t if
rer onaenommen bGtte.
0as brittle Mrbeitsfelo lit sic loge-
nannte MbteiIung vMutter un0&in0"
uno auf Oieie beidr6rtft iid Ser 5pei-
tie, Dem @olbingtoner SiIfsberein 5lt-
gegangene 8eri6t bon Moele Sdrei-
ber-Grieger, ser 2eiterin 0icler Ab.
teilung. Die @bteilung begonn ibr
0alein nit Ser @rIeoigung einesNuf-
trags inn @inter 1919, Der bon 1me..
rifantfden Sreuuoen ibnen onper-
traut pliroe. 9iele botten Den jam
merbollen 3ultano Der oeutl1en &ir-
Der nit eigenen Nugen geieben uno
ianoten Die Mtittel, UNI $50 unterer=
nGbrte feline &inOer in oen Soro 3u
ididen. SIN SuIi 1920 muroe ons
Ginoerbeim nOeuti6- glmerifo" in
Norobola bei@urbaoen er0ffnet Our9
Die 6reigebigfeit Der Oeuti6en Sc
ieljAoft in yaep gorf. Die Quarter
Collection uno Der 8rooflDn Ger.
mania 9amenberein" ermogliAte
oas &inoerbeim D@aIomiible" in
8ernigerooe. SIN Sabre 1921 i9ent-
tie oaS @bepaar 8erta un6 Souls
OreDfuB in Staten Sslon0 6as Ser
ta-2ouis 9reDfus-S eim in 8innopis.
Bittsburger &inoerfreunoe ltifteten
OoS feline o8ittsburg- Srobiinn" in
S@iilperiiel. 9os S6meoii6e &ote
&reua idenfte oas itattlide &inoer-
beim uSonnenltein" in 8ao Sol5a
in Sbiringen. Neben oieien &eimen
iino in ben 5tpei lebten Sabren nod
20 Seine mietsmeiie CUR Silfe ge-
nommen mor0en, UNI 10 insgeldmt
felt 8egriinoung Der MbteiIung ettpa
5000 &inoer in Der grbolungsfiir-
Jorge unter5ubringen. @ttpa 5pei
0ritteI Der reinen llnterboltungsfo-
item (obne 8erednung fir @runo.
Itiife, Snbentar. Amortilation, etc.
eritatten 0ie Sober pro &ino uno
&opf Die Stiftung 5ablrei6er 6rei-
pIdse aber bradte es nit lid, oaB
1893 &inoer bolig unentgeltlid,
III gegen ermaBigte 8~e8ablung, alio
insgeiamt 2209 auf gan5e ooer babe
6reipl6Be aufgenommen peroen
fonnten.
Ser geiutfobeitli9e 3uitanO NOR
8ufrieoeniteaeno; Die @etpi9ts5unab-
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
Mus Der Stabt.


Der Domenperein 0es aonfor0
alubs bolt am Sonntag gbeno feline
ibIi6e monotIihe 8eriommlung ob.
@eburtstoge iperoen oieies Mol feline
gefeiert. 9nfiir ioIen 0ie 8orberei.
tungen fir Den 8a5or eiirigIt be-.
iproden weroen. ollie Domen. ole
lid fiir einen ioIhen intereiIieren,
iin0 freun0Iihit eingeIa0en.
Der AriOn.O eioneperein in
Baltimore eiebt am Sonntag, Den
8. Auguit elm @robes Odienbrnten
i'm Arion Bnrf, Der an Ger 8iIfens
NDenie eeIegen lit. Die 8oibinato.
ner JreunOe oes 4Iubs iinO nit ibren
Domen berSIihit eineeInoen. Tidets
fino bon Serrn Sobn Silt, Ala 81 ct.
erb6ItIid.
Vim Dienstag, Den 1. Auguit 8.
5. beritarb infoIge zines SdIagon.
foues 5rou &obert @obr, mobnbaft
632H Worton Bloce q. e. Die Ser.
ltorbene mar aus gppenaea in ser
Shiueia gebiirtie. Die 2eide ipurOe
am Donnerstae b%erbronnt. SEER
@obr lit @G6ter inn 9otl. @uIeum.
@Seinen 80. @eburtstaa feierte
am Donnerstag, Den 3. IuquIt 3. 9.
Serr 2ouis Settler. Sm Souie lei.
ner Sodter, 6rou 81. @emenp, 81
6ronflin Str. g. g., CAB man linn
81 @bren cine nSurpriic.Y artp", al
lueIder DieIe 6amiliengIieoer erlhie.
men mnren uno ibre @ratuIotionen
Oarbro6tcn. gud mir idlieBen lus
ibnen al.
-Sor einigen Eogen pcritorb bier
9err $. Strasbureer, Snbober uno
Grinder 0es .5omiIp Sbo Stores".
IntomobiI. llnfdac fine an Ger
SogesOronung. SeIbit allf Dem 9iir.
gerIteig lit man oes9ebens nidt mcbr
iider. 50 fam am Mortoe MbenO
Der 5-i1brige eugene &upertus ums
9eben, oils CT Dor benz SauIe Icincg
Snfels, Der on Der lItcn uno q Str.
V. vs., iuobnt, ipielte. Der lhiparsc
Iutomobiltreiber, DER betrllnfen ae.
lpelen iein loa, lit perboftct mo Ioa
Dem @roBgeifNuorenen,@ eridt iiber.
uieien meroer. 0os aino lit Elm
@roBneffe Der 6rau Gbas. Supper.
tuS, T%r1iioentin oes 0amenbilfsper.
ems bonn 9eutiden 8ailenbaus.
-Ioolf aubn mobnboft 1913
StroBe q. g., totete lid Mittmod,
in0em er Die @osb1bne in IeinenI
3immer nnorebte. Ser gieentiimer
fono i'm tot, ais er our6 Elm 5enIter
iiber Die Cir ms 3immcr ~einorong.
allbn's Srau lit felt Monaten franf.
-Wlorgen, Sonntag, finoet in
Baibington am 0Eiool.Yofin" sgooe.
ltrano mieoer Elm S60nbeitspettbe.
merb Itatt. Ole &i6ter lperoen oie
Serren Siaac @ons, Gbarles &.
Goberts un0 9u. s. Siren lein. Ob
Die &6onbeit" ser 5li beurteiIelloer
2oitiime nit Dem 8eritono, nit Oil.
Dung uno Gbarafter Scr W60elS bar.
moniert, lit cine groBe 6rage. 9tebn.
llfe BeDerbe beranitalteten ole bel
ben bieiigen 3eitungen. Die n9imeS"
nno Der ~SeraIo". Sonntog ueroen
mir Die gaoefoltiime, Die man in ei.
men 5ipgerbut iteden fam, in 9il.
bern 81 ieben befommen.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
MIc Sprten friides SIeifd!
Grite Nnalitat, bel
SneBlerS,
@igos Marfet, Main 1924

-Serbaftet uno Dem Oiltrift ut.
torneD iiberIiefert mliroe lebte ISOLDE
CHARLES g. 6ren5, n4der Dor einem
Sabre in 8aibineton Stods perfauf.
te uno cine a@arfielo 9anfine uno
Grult 60" organielieren molte. Or
bottle i'm Oriental Building" feline
Office nno bat aud 8riefe in oeut-
ider Sprade auSgei6idt.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04
@aibinstun SiIfs-g erein.

9ieie ISOLDE finoet fe e Romite.
Sibung itott. 9Im IS. ausuit, pie-
fen Sreitua iiber IA Gage, miro Die
m onotIilde g%eriammIung oes
gereins abgebaIten weroen, bel Ser
gIeid5eitig aud Die Sabresberi6te
eritattet uno Die 8abl Der 8eomten
borgenommen meroen ioIen.
Sc. s. 6.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

Sefefranse, Strenielfnden, &Gie-
fndem, &nflnp, nilu., mad Oeatider
glrt, ieben Samstas BON 4 ltbr an.
Snlins &Oienfel6,
StanS 5-6, Mrea6e Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

g%Sioerrufung Oer&rieesiduIOen it0Bt
opf @ioeripru9 in 8rontreid unO
Mmerifo. 5ronfreib mill bon einem
oeutIden Moratorium nihts niiien.
@s iiebt idIimm nlS um Den @ert
oes oeitti6en @eIOes.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

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faden, &tttlnp, niiu., mad beatider
grt, jeOen Samstas bon A 1lbr an.
Salins 9i~DienfelO,
Stanb 5-6, Nrtabe Marfet.
Washington Journal., 1922-08-04

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UabIers, 1915 @ess @arft.
teilen, finO 81 baben BET:
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with the findings of their special com
mittee. and hoped to have half-hour
service within a short time.
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Ripping Rhymes
BY Walt Masor
POTTER'S FIEL[

Oh, here are rows and rows of
graves, the cheapest graves you ever
saw; the beds of futile, foolish knayes
who thought that they could beat the
law. When they are planted no one
signs, no hymns are sung, no prayers
are said; no mourners bend with
weeping eyes above the touches of
these dead. From workhouse wards
and jails they come in wagons desti-
tute of plumes. from every corner of
the slum. to sleep in bargain counter
tombs. The sections shovel in the
clay and from the boneyard then with
draw; this is the end of those who
say that they can surely beat the law
The criminal may think that at times
that he is not total loss, and he may
plan all sorts of crimes and seem to
put the same across; but Justice eyes
him every day, and always keeps him
in her mind; and though he lopes
along the way, the law is never far
behind. Few criminals live out their
days in comfort such as good men
know, who walk in sane and godIy
ways, observing statutes as they go.
Few crooks pass out on beds of ease.
with high priced docs and nurses
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After Dinner Stories

The Sunday school teacher was
talking TO her class about Solomon
and his wisdom.
when the Queen of Sheba came
and laid Jewels and fine raiment be-
fore solomon. what did he say" she
asked presently.
One small girl, who evidently had
experience in such matters, replied
promptly:
low much dyer want for the LOTT"
railway director rebuked a ticket
COLI ,tor who allowed him to go
through the gate without producing
his pass.
mo matter if you do know who I
am" he said, in reply to the collect
or's excuse; u am entitled TO ride free
only when | am travelling with that
pass. You don't know whether l have
il or not"
The collector, nettled into action,
demanded to see the pass.
That's right exclaimed the di-
rector. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., i
declare. | must have left it at the
office"
Then you'll have to pay your fare,
responded the collector grimly.
And he did.
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county in the agricultural exhibition which the
Wayne County Breeders association has fostered
has now transcribed the bounds of limited par
icpation and is enlisting the cooperation of all
civic organizations of the county, rural and
urban.
The feasibility and advantage of the exhibit
ton has been amply demonstrated, while the
large attendance has shown that the city resi-
dents like to see the agricultural products of the
county on display and to view the live stock ex-
hibits, as well as the machinery which is used in
the farming industry.
The civic organizations of Richmond will not
hold aloof from a meeting to discuss the advan-
tages of increasing the scope of the exhibition
Other organizations in the communities of the
county can be counted on to take part.
The success of a venture of this kind, after
the groundwork has been laid by an organization
possessing the initiative and enterprise of the
Breeders association depends upon the whole
hearted cooperation of the whole county, and
this it seems safe to predict, can be had for the
asking. With scores of other organizations Civ
ing their support to the venture, the association
will receive the popular support which it believes
to be necessary to increase the exhibition to
maj or proportions.
Besides its purely material advantages, an
exhibition such as is planned has social factor
of no mean Importance The days on which it is
conducted will bring to one central location hun
dreds of persons who will renew friendships
form new ones and return home with pride
in their county and its resources, and an en-
HANGED determination to eradicate its weaknesses
and to help develop its possibilities.
Here is project to which all of us can sub
scribe, progressive movement to better the
whole community.
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Cut a slice out of a large apple and
shape it to resemble a piece of a candle.
In the end insert a burned almond for
a wick. If this is done carefully you
will have an excellent imitation of the
end of a candle. Light the almond.
and as it starts to burn place the can
de in your mouth. The light will go
out 50 quickly there will be no chance
of burning your mouth, and every one
will be astonished to see you calmly
eat and swallow the candle"
Copyright, 1921, By Public Ledger Company
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Institutes and Agricultural Fairs

This is the season in which farmers conduct
Institutes in their respective communities to dis
cuss problems of their industry, to hear addresses
by agricultural experts, and to indulge in the
social features that attend meetings of this kind.
From various parts of eastern Indiana and
western Ohio come reports of arrangements that
have been made for these gatherings. One of
the noticeable features lately has been the gen.
eral participation of farmers in these meetings.
Whereas formerly only comparatively limited
number saw the advantages of attending, the
institutes today draw representatives from al
most all the families in the district where the
meeting is conducted.
This shows how farmers are realizing the
vital importance of cooperation both in the bust
ness phases of agriculture and in the study of
new methods and their application to the process
of production. This new attitude of the farmer
toward his own industry and his fellow workers
helps not only himself but also has enabled him
to bring his industry SO sharply in the fore
ground of the public consciousness that the coun-
try is beginning to realize more profoundly than
ever before that agriculture is still the basic in
dustry of this nation and one which involves
he prosperity and happiness of all of US.
The interest that has been manifested in this
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Musings for the Evening

Among those who did not celebrate
Franklin's birthday anniversary with
great rejoicing were several residents
of the state prison. Ben, it will be
remembered, discovered electricity.
Neighbor of ours failed to give his
wife the usual allowance, and when
she demonstrated with him he said:
"Aw, listen, Dontcha know this is
Thrift Week."
Up to the present moment we have
been able TO take the resignation of
Premier BRAND philosophically and
hope to survive the crisis, although we
are assured by the sob brotherhood
that the entire future of the world is
imperiled
AS Louis Mann says, we have been
unhappy so long now that unhappiness
has become a pleasure
Herb Hoover is to be president of
the Congressional Golf club, but we
never thought he could swear loud
enough for that job.