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Evening star., 1923-11-29
BY MAxIMILLIAN HARDEN.

By Radio to The Star.
BERLIN. November ga young
scholar who lectures at Berlin Univer-
! sity. II has Just been disclosed, works
| three DAYS a week carrying coal from
wagons into houses In a basket ne Is
not a professor, but what we caii a
| "priyatdozent" who has no salary, put
receive only the tuition fees of students
| who attend his lectures. He cannot
exist on this money. If he had not q
sturdy body he would be compelled to
! go hungry. 49,
| scholar is not an isolated one makes
| it worth mentioning. The number OF
teachers is being steadily reduced 10
| save expenses. and even in the capl-
| tai one teacher has to reach lOo TO
l15O students in one oyercrowded
! classroom
| No Reason to Despair.
This is the result of amateurish mis-
| government and failure to recognize
| collective and individual duties. EN-
cept for the repara tionS, Whlch are TO
be paid in installments Tor some
| decades, Germany has no foreign
/ debts. Her domestic debts have been
exttnguished by currency depreciation.
Her farmers and livestock breeders
are free of all debts and mortgages.
! The whole apparatus or rural ana
! urban proflt-making institutions is
| tecnnlcaliy at the nlBntSl pOlHl. ho
people are clever and willing 10 work
and the number of unemployed not
! only now has begun to climb danger
| ously. Hence there is not reason TO
! despair.
| But, instead of accustoming them
selves to simpler methods of exist
ence, commonwealths, states, munich
palities and millions of individuals
are living more luXuriously than ever.
| New officers. with new employees, con-
| tinue to be created. In the last week
alone a minister for the occupied ter
ritories, a commissariat for currency.
the rentmark bank and the gold note
| bank were named.
| Teachers Reduced.
| The number OF teachers is being
dangerously reduced, but the gigantic
! war ministry is maintained for a
mercenary army of 100000 men. The
whole gang of imperial officers re-
| ceives high pensions. Billions in gold
| are spent for illegal fighting bands,
secret military formations Of every
sort and their highly paid instructors.
| While the German mines lie idle
Evening star., 1923-11-29
DETACHED ACTIVITY
SEEN AS U. S. ROLE
Child Says This Nation Never
Has Been Isolated From
Europe.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 29.--Ameri-
cas- foreign policy is not that of iso-
lation, but of detached activity. and
its prestige in foreign chancellories
never was greater, Richard Washburn
Child, ambassador to Italy. declared,
addressing the Italy America Society
Tuesday night.
'It Is insulting to patriotism TO say
the United States is standing apart
he said, and. "as for clarity or for-
eign policy" he added, "be sure that
members of international conference
and league know less about each oth-
er's plans and purposes than they
know about the plans and purposes
of the United States"
Good Sense Restored.
Mr.. Child said Europe now recog-
nizes that our good sense. after
tragical lapse. has been restored and
is considered a bulwark against IN
ternational misfortune
At a moment of crisis in Europe.
he asserted. "a most distinguished
European statesman" came TO him
and said: You could not have had the
influence you have in these days eN-
cent in the power of your detachment.
Detachment renders your nation ana
YOUR people fearless, direct. heipiu
and ready to speak with cahdor. heep
out of the tangle, so that you can help
us. You owe 1t to the world.
Little by little, but with sure
stems those who are now IN cnarse
Of our foreign policy" the ambas-
sadcr continued, have repaired the
which came to them as a heritage
from the various groups who are now
asserting that we are standing apart
At no time i'll our history mas our
opinion been more potent In tns
world. At no time has our GOOD
faith been more trusted and more
worthy of trust.
Have Given Billions.
"We have contributed billions or
billions to Europe since the war. w
have extended salvation to Russia
to Asia to the near east. our TAX
layers have carried the interest Oh
tho Indebtedness of other natlohs
No one believes that IS isolation.
"By wise measures of encourage
ment and protection to commerce we
have increased our foreign trade
which is only a small fraction OF our
total business. But. in spite OF the
false testimony of pessimists, we are
still increasing it. 1t is greater thar
| before the war; greater this year
than last This is not isolation.
Under present leadership. ne sald
the United States has not failed once
"in the protection of American IN
terest nor has been silent when q
humanitarian question mas pecoIns :
our legitimate concern ana ne ciieu Is
making Of wise and effective treaties
&c anitv and peace" IN which he
aid this government is SURPRISING
all others.
Evening star., 1923-11-29
A New Baby Grand
s395
At Saring of $50!
At a Saring of $50!

A genuine mahogany case with
distinctive and beautiful lines; an eX-
ira heavy sound chamber; solid cast
plate; real ivory keys and copper bass
strings.
You would never expect to be able
to buy Baby Grand piano at this
price! The low cost is possible at
present because we made a carload
purchase in time for Christmas
Evening star., 1923-11-29
SAILORS GUARDED
FROM LIQUOR PERILS
Watched While on Philadelphia
Leave, Following Death
of Eight.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, November 29.-
Alarmr0, 1t was stated, by the deaths
of eight men Sunday and Monday
from poison whisky, Rear Admiral A
H. Scales. commandant Of the Phila-
delphia navy yard, last night detailed
sixty bluejackets to act as special
policemen to round up all sailors
found under the influence of liquor
either on the streets or in trolley
cars. 1t was the first time since the
war that sailors had acted In this
capacity here. They patrolled the
tenderloin section throughout the
night and were stationed at central
city street intersections and on troll
ley cars. A number of arrests were
made, the prisoners being taken to
police stations and held for hearings
today on charges Of being drunk and
disorderly.
DR.. III. J. Modern, government chem
ist for the local prohibition forces,
after analyzing some of the liquor
Evening star., 1923-11-29
CALLS "DRY" MEETING.
Ohio Governor Summons All En-
forcement Officers.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, November 20
Gov. A. v. Donahey has called a con-
ference of federal, state, county and
municipal law enforcement officers to
meet here December to outline a
program for cooperation in the en-
conference is in line with the sug-
gestion OF President Coolidge, made
at the conference of governors in
Washington some weeks ago.
Evening star., 1923-11-29

held responsible for the deaths ear
lier in the week, announced that it
contained a mixture of ether and
wood alcohol. The concoction, he
said, was called Smoke" aid when
drunk produced a vapor in the veins
he declared. would put the average
man to sleep and two drinks would
Kill a physically weak man and eff
feet the sight of a strong man.
Evening star., 1923-11-29

his repulsive book. that his sur
render did not mean he could not
in the future accept a call Of the
republic which regards such a sur
render as honest and binding for
all time, and which repeatedly sum-
mons monarchistS to its aid, has
double nature. whose continuance
threatens greater damage for it than
does coal heaving for the scholar.
DOWNRIGHT 1921
Evening star., 1923-11-29
AMERICAN TENOR SINGS
OPPOSITE GALll-CURCI
Erro1le Takes Place of Schepa, III
in West, in Seasons
Opening.
By the Associated Press.

I1N NIIF .hbaUtIdItU TrNFE
CHICAGO, November 29--Mrne.
Amelita Galli-Curci, who declared a
few weeks ago that she would not
appear with the Chicago Civic Opera
Company after this season because
the opera company insisted that she
make her debut in Lakme, while she
insisted on Dinorah, will find a still!
further change in arrangements when
she makes her debut next Monday
evening.
The opera company has announced
that Tio Schipa will not sing oppo-
site Nine. Galli-Curci because he Is
i'll in Los Angeles. Ralph Errolle,
American tenor, has been substituted
the opera company's announcement
said.
Evening star., 1923-11-29

Copyright. 1921
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
WYTHEVllLE NEWS.

Rev. w. M. Saunders the Dist. Supt.
passed thru thh city Monday en- route
to Bristol. Va
Rev. G.. Oliver Wing and Miss Fan
ME l.. Breckenridge attended the A.
NJ r.. DIST. Conference at Rocky Mount
Va
nr. Tony Greenlee of New YorA
City is visiting his son and daughter.
Mrs. Sarah Callver and Mr.. FREQ,
Grsenlee.
Miss Gladys Wilson Of Pulaski, Is
visiting her sister Mrs. James GIMP
man.
Mr.. Andrew Hickman OF Blue Stone
Junction is visiting his family.
Rev. l.. b. Aston was called to Ma
Meadows to preach the funeral of Miss
Mary Calvin who died July 9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Holiday and
little grandchildren and Mr.. Dennis
Carter were the guest Of Nh. and Mrs
Samuel Smith of Saunders Mines, SUI
day.
Mrs. Oakley Wilson and little daught
Ell were the Sunday guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Chapman and returned 10
their home in Pulaski. Sunday eve.
Mr. and Mrs. ELS Higgins of Glade
Springs, Mrs. Mary Goode Miss LII
Gle Goode. of Abingdon and Mr. X. -.
Lee Of Bristol. Va, motored to Wythe.
vile Sunday the guest of relatives and
ii 10 IDS.
Children's day at the NJ. f. church
was quite a success.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. James (Zeik
Bnwens fine baby boy July 26th.
Mother and son are doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Lenard Hill and chi,-
drPn and Mrs. Maude Johnson OF Speed
we'll were the guest of Miss Gurtrud.
Jol nson Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Burks
line daughter who died instantly,
bU! the mother is doing nicely.
There were a great many fans root
ing for Wytheville as they started for
Bristol, Va. to play ball.
Rev. Lafayette Anderson OF Max
Meadows, spent Sunday in Wytheville.
Madame Winner says that soon wed
1 din" bells will ring on Franklin street.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
Correspondence
CONTINUED from Page 50

Mr.. and Mrs. George Jeter left
the city ten days ago to visit Column
bus. Ohio and Chicago, Ill. They
returned last week. reporting very
pleasant trip.
The Valley Baptist Association OF
Virginia Will convene at the Hill St.
Church next Wednesday. Rev. d. r
Powell and his people are making
every necessary preparation to care
for this august body.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
MONTGOMERY, W. VA.
DISTRICT NO. Is
African
Blood Brotherhood

!: w. L.. WHITE. District Organizer.
States OF West Virginia and Virginia.
SUB-oR0ANIZER WANTED!
To tho Men and Women Who are
Loyal TO- tho Raee-Applv at
THIS O1Aco 1t Once.
Yours tor tho BetterIheht Of tho Race,
W. L. WHITE, Organizer.
]. 8. NOEL, Acting Sec'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
FULTON NOTES

The Sunday Schools OF Rising Mt
ZION. Mt. Calvary and Union Level
were we'll attended last Sunday. The
superintendenos OF the respective
schools are as follows: Messrs Ar
thur White Frank Jeter and Charlie
Jeffress. ;,.., -
The services at Mt. Calvary last
Sunday were very electrifying. Our
pastor, Rev. c. A. .Cobbs. b =. Th
used as his basis the Seribes and the
Pharisees, The. subject drawn was,
Journalism and Hypocrisy"
At night, DR.. L. C. Garland, pas
DOR Of Union Baptist Church. South
Richmond preached for the benefit
of the Sunday School. The message
was very encouraging. =,
Rev. c.. w. Coleman prea<hed
last Sabbath at the New Vine Baptist
Church. Charles City County. nRev
C. B. Jefferson preached IN the
morning at ohe Brook Road Baptist
Church.
The Mt Calvary Baptist Sunday
School will run their annual picnic
TO the River Side Park, the second
Monday in August. Adults. SOC.
children, SOC. Refreshments sold on
the grounds. Mr.. Frank Jeter. Supt.
Misis Elaine Lightner. Secretary.
Rev Eijah Hicks. Jr. preached
at TniOn Level Baptist Church all
day last Sunday. Tomorrow the 18th
anniversary Of the Fulton Beneficial
Club will be held at the Church, $3.50
p. M. The sermon will be deliv-
cred by Rev. C.. B. Jefferson.
The choir of Gravel Hill Baptist
Church, Henrico County, listened to
very helpful message last Sunday
night from their pastor. Rev. w. L.
Tuck.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1923-08-04
RISING MT. ZION NOTES

Sunday marks the second ami
versary Of our beloved pastor, Rev
o. B. Simms. He will preach the
anniversary sermon and desires the
presence of every member of Rising
Mt. Zion Church and extends spe-
cial invitation to every friend.
On last Sunday at $3.50 P. M.
we were honored with the presence
If Rev. H. N. Johnson. Of Norfolk,
Va, arrompanied by an excellent So
ioist, Mrs. Louise Dudley and won
derful pianist. Miss Louise Bush, of
Norfolk. Mrs. H. N. Johnson was
with us also. Rev. Johnson, d.
vine Of about three months calling
astounded the audience with his skill
full and electrify1ng sermon rendered
: in our hearing. Never before. de-
clares one authority. has he heard one
With 70 recent calling deliver him
self SO we'll. Rev. johnson being
one OF Fulton's sons, we can't help
but breathe prayer to the Almighty
for his success. He returned to
Norfolk Sunday eve.
Last Sunday at s p. M. the Silver
Bell Orchestra rendered an excellent
program.
There are still some sick among
us. Please go to see them.
Don't forget the Moonlight down
the James, given by the Ushers Club
Monday, night, August 6. ..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
$3.325.00O PIDE Ell SENADOR
GARCIA DUCOS PARA
(COnttnuacion dc Ia Sra pax. }

o despues de enero 1, 1889, al cinco
(5) por ciento sobre Ia par, inte-
res acumulado, en- cualquier dfa de pa
go de inter6s, con seis meses de aviso
dado en- tai forma como sea prescrita
por Ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico. En-
case de redenci6n parciaI los bonos a
redimir seran determinados por ell me-
todo que pueda ser prescrito por ell Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico. Tanto Ell prin-
cipal como los intereses Sc pagaran
en- la Tesoreria de los Estados Unidos
EN- Puerto Rico, en- la ofcina del Te-
sorero de Puerto Rico, en- la ofcina
del agente fiscal del Gobierno de Puer-
to Rico, que para clio Sc nombrare en-
los Estados Unidos, segdn Sc determi-
mare por ell Tesorero de Puerto Rico
con la aprobaci6n del Gobernador. en-
moneda de los Estados Unidos.''
En- ell comite de Hacienda hace va
rios dias Sc celebr6 I'm hearing acer-
ca de este asunto, dandose cuenta con
Ell informe que acerca de las obras que
Sc necesitan hicieron los ingenieros.
Estos, seguu informes, han informado
favorablemente el asunto; pero, a juz-
gar por 10 que nos dijo un Senador
aver, existe otro informe rendido por
unos ingenieros de E. u, en- ell cual
Sc dice que no Sc asegura la estabin-
dad de los trabajos realizar, debido
a los frecuentes temblores de TERRA
que hacen por aquella region, y los
cuales podrian agrietar el terreno, pro-
duciendo los consiguientes trastornos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
Ell AMERICAN COLONIAL BANK
ADQUIERE LA SUCURsAL DEL
BANCo DE NOVA SCOTIA DE
PONCE

Ell dia prinero de julio, 1928, ell Anne
rican Colonial Bank of Porto Rico. ad-
quirira la sucursaI del Bank of Nova
Scotia en- Ponce, P. R.
Ell Gerente de esta nueva Sucursal
del American Colonial Bank of Porto
Rico sera el sr. Jul. Umbach, Quien
reside en- Ponce como veinte amos y
era jefe de la casa de Fritze, Lundt y
Cia, en- Ponce.
Ell American Colonial Bank Of Por-
to Rico pens6 en- establecer una sucur-
sal en- Ponce varias veces en- afios an
teriores, pero no de una manera de-
finitiva hasta ahora.
Ell Banco tendra ahora cuatro su-
cursales: Arecibo, Mayagdez. Caguas
Ponce con la natriz en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
UN LIBRO DE MATIAs REAL

'EI Jardin de Quietud" Ell tuo attractive de tomo
poesa que edtado San Juan escrtor Matas Real
Edc6n eegante, autor conocido todo invita- un
esptua Sobre odo versos esta ho-
lhay quen medic del estruendo de
attom6viIes fabncas bombazos de dinamta?.....
Sin duda, ell quso tituar bro asi-E Jardn de
la Quietud decir all lecor:ovda ell mundo cal
nsacabe de efecsas mpresiones nstante
saturaci6n de perfumes de vida ovdado ardn del
sueho."
Mattas Real hermano del director de Ell MUNDO, a
qen puseron ell eo nombre de Romuado poque haba que
equbrar 81 ago exterior grandeza nterna que he
reda indVduo hermano Cristoba,
lentazo que domino ell doma los meoes casizos
Espaha Al escrbir bo
tas hay cue comprender como habamos vaca ndo par
te de la redaccion del diario de Romualdo Real.
Sin embargo, senca fe de la baIan-
poder elogar exageracones poeta que goza
fanla, conpaiero cue debe propcs eritos
apauso eorzado del trabao intellectual que que
rdo abdicar ell don excescs puede asl amarsede
cuyas sugestones amo desde prmero amos vida
Matias Real desconocido. Puerto publi-
CO prmeras obras "ntimidades Oasis" compIacones
de eeganes tabaos Es de los oVenes mas modesto
nueso mundo rco Es, tabien de que meo expresa
pensanento yo sensible de apreciar
sente Esa la beIeza subjetiva de ardn esptua
baro del Tosca pasa por ensueho de la
juventud, lie habIa como nino todavfa
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
DE INTERES
Conferencias MHtares en- Humscac
vieques y GuayaIna.

Seglln Sc anunci6 recientemente. hoy
saldra ell Comandsnte Roy L. Piatt.
Ayudante de la Brigada No. 211 de In
fanteria, para Humacao, vieques y
Guayama con el prop6sito de conferen-
ciar con los Ofciales de Reserva. ex-
oiciales Y ex-soldados y ayudar en- ell
reclutamiento para las Reserves Or
ganizadas del Ejercito en- Puerto Rico.
Sc espera que todos los ofciaIes de
Reserva, ex-ofcia1es, ex-soldados en-
estas ciudades asistan estas confe-
rencias, las que tendran lugar como
sigue:
Humacao:- -Sabado las 1880 de la
noche On la Armerfa de la Guardia Ma
ciona1
vieques:-Domingo a las 400 de la
tarde en- el Quartet de la Policia In
sular,
Guayama:- -Lunes a las 400 de la
tarde en- ell Quartet de la PoIicia In
sular.
FL Comandante Piatt hablara extern
samente acerca de la importancia de
esta organization y 10 que signifca y
es para nuestra Isla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
HoGAR DE P1.AcEMEs

Ell hogar de nuestro estimado amigo
Don Salvador Garcia, de Ia casa de
J. ochoa y Hno., Sc encuentra rebo-
sante de ventura con motive de Ia ue-
gada de un nuevo heredero, cue nacio
con toda felicidad on la manana del
microbes.
Tanto ell estado de la seaora esposa
del Sr. Garcia como ell de la bella cria-
tura que viene a colmar la dicha de
tan buenos amigos, es satisfactorio,
por 10 que le enviamos nuestras con-
gratulaciones, deseando al recien ma
cido larga y venturosa existencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
CR1MEN EN- JUNcos

En- ell ba1rio Gurabo Abajo, de Jun
COS, hubo un encuentro personal entire
Placido Fermaln Juan Antonio Aya-
la (a) Camello, resultando ell primero
con dos heridas de bala en- los pulmo-
nes de las cuales faueci6 en- ell hospi-
tai. Ell nlatador ha sido acusado de
asesinato en- primer grado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02

mo parece que tan sencIIos n ten,no +ar
decados eean la seendad de alma casico que no ha
arrcado M tunlca vueVe los oos veo casteano
que no ha de morr?
81 buscamos en- las pagnas una soa nota ex
aVagante no la haaremos La cargada de pnie
aque es Veces una chsPa de fuegono aparece
uno de sus poesas expresan emoc6n deli
caoa del auto sin aparatosas ases adetvsnos
SIN oua Vesunena que sustancia ideal que
ento NO encontrarenos
10 a. Poea como VVe en- su propa vida emotional puo
% hosuoaoes para ell mundo sin utraes para Porqu
ell Ae para reazar obra de uIidad beJeza dba car
servar ago de M pmtVa uerza ago original tendenca
go de u natural sehcez condolences que desdeado
generanente La udad del Arte auxiar Ia conse
Vacon de Ia pureza geneza del idoma ndenca original
es despear ndvduo vida del sentento creando aoer
confanza la vida la sencez oficia de nr;ncaI
Mrtd de palabra huana E considerable tai como eb
CohSoefse es pecsanente nnsterio, saorado con
que cuentan Ia conciepca la expression del hobe Sobre ss
bases la civilization 10 hzo todo los enDos basarn aes
bases quedaran en- pie ibres del utrae en1pos
Muchos desdenan Ell arte porque gnoran que misma
bata que evan puesta parte arte general que es+a
Ia fueza de vida todas parties tamben Desde6an 81 ~
o poesas con un gesto mas fuerte; poque gno
an we ood "a Vaa aunque parezca pedazo un
nSensaro que dea todos los nc6n en- que vv
mos, ago de esencas. - "
oda la vida hunana poesa aunque Ia oeranos convar
ur fuerza de amasara negocos del n,oner+o On ~
onton de egoisos poesia poqu poesia no es otra
cosa que la exposition del senmento; v 81
to esa vvo aleteando todas parties en- Ia aIcoha -
en- Ia cuna del niho la
"a Ell ardin donde mas ndiferente none de va1 ~ ~
una hueVa panta de
Dgaos que en- ell ardn de qietud de la vida todo &C
porque en- el estan placer la esneranza
guaes beezas Ell aan de vivir dotar Ia vida do lac
VenraIas ateraes hace al hombre ovidao todo: ovda enc
- 49, oei hogar ancestral la huera de la soarieea
W "a douera que Sc nnuere sohando pereor
DO una soa susanca todo 10 otIe sentn,oe !, 90
ESQ es Poesa no puede morir. ~
Dgamos carinosamente autor de Gel iardtn do i ;
que s como en- su canto esta coraz6n en- e corazn de
la hunandad esta la poesia nunca bien enendda a +I
ga UNIVERSAL es un tribute Vida. tribute oeneroso de
sus brIantes INTERPRETERS los artistas eoitn,os oe
de los pueblos civizados - 'auVos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-06-02
Ell Att. Gen. Sr. Coats en-
un infOrme que
continuation de la Ia. pagina)

Francisco Palacios por J. Iglesias. Ell
cuyo case Sc ha suscitado la question
de La jurisdiction de Ia Corte Fe1eral
sobre ell siGo en- donde Sc cometi6 el
de1ito es ytrdaderamente extrafio,
V casi incomprensihle que pudiera dar-
Sc el case de que un testigo que estu-
viera declarando ante un juez insElar
cometiera I'M delito de perjurio ante
una de nuestras cortes y que apesar
de ese dicho delito tltviera que perse-
guirse ante la Corte Federal por no
haberse cometido Ell mismo EN- una 20
ma 0 en- un sido en- donde las cortes
insulares puedan ejercer su autoridad.
Llamole, pues, respetuosamente su
atenci6n hacia las manifestations que
anteceden Y sugierole que es de surla
importancia la soluci6n de este conftic-
to por to1os los conceptos anotados y
a ese fin le indicaria que quizas seria
conveniente que Sc fabricase. para uso
exclusive del Departamento de Jnsticia
EN- San Juan, un edifcio deutro del
cual pudieran ser situadas todss las
dependencies de dicho Departamento en-
esta ciudad.
Respetuosamente.
H. P. COATS,