The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-03-04
TODAY
GROANS. LIQUIDATlNG.
MELLON GOES SHOPPING.
Z STRANGE LADY CYNTHIA,
MUSIIING FOR GOLD.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE

lSOpyright, A926, by Star Company.
Signs, groans and liquidating in
Wall Street. You have seen good
fetm housewife shake out the table
cloth and it's crumbs to the chickens
in the back yard.
Similarly, Wall Street housewives
Of high financc are shaking out the
little crumb spectators. Out they
80 by the thousands. Later those
Wall Street housewives will have
gathered in the stocks and the game
will start up again.
Don't be frightened out Of your
stocks, if you bought the right kind
and are able to hold them and own
them.
A nation voluntarily buying back
nearly Il billion of its own debt as a
minor incident, hasn't finished with
its boom.
Secretary Mellon will buy and re-
tire 100 million worth Of the third
Liberty Loan bearing 4A per cent, as
part Of his spring financing.
Also GIG millions Of treasury notes
will be paid, cutting down the Ma
tional debt TIC million dollars.
Our European friends reading that
will be more than ever bitter about
"Unclc Sam swollen with gold" and
be more than ever determined,
through the world court, to relieve
him Of that gold.
Lady Cynthia Moscley, genuine
British title, went to Chicago where
her grandfather, Levi Letter, earned
dry goods money that enriched her
father, Lord Curzon.
This unusual lady declined invita-
tions to dine, from perfectly good
Chicago millionaircs, possessing cor
rect "Chicago social positions" and
went to Hull house, where poor peo-
pie are made welcome.
Then she went on to Milwaukee to
call on Victor Berger, Socialist lead
er and only socialist member of con-
gress: Lady Cynthia is socialist
laborite.'
Surely Washington will not take
this "lying down." Some 100 per
cent red-blooded American official
will arrange to have Lady Cynthia
Moseley sent to Ellis Island and de-
ported.
There must be something danger
Gus to our institutions" about & wo-
man who prefers Victor Berger, the
socialist, to a dinner with gold plates
in the house that Potter Palmer
built, on Chicago's gold coast"
The world has been much explored,
since and before the days of Marco
Polo, and the exploring goes on. Ten
expeditions are about to start for the
polar regions. some to find the pole
again, others to seek new lands and
perhaps oil, gold, ETC., others go in
the interest of science.
In Canada frozen roads are packed
with gold seekers, defying the tenn
perature so degrees below zero in
new gold rush, gold seekers, mush-
ing in dog sleds racing to the new
strike where 'gold is showing over
stretch of country five miles in
length, with good ground still un-
staked.'' 1t won't remain unstaked
long. Say gold" and people move
as when you cry fire
Spokesman for the Methodist
Episcopal church call Governor AL
Smith. of New York, supposed to be
a candidate for the presidency on
n "wet" platform, responsible for the
nationwide attack on prohibition.
The Methodist gentlemen exaggerate
Governor Smiths influence. In New
Mexico, where the average man new
er heard of Governor Smith, an AL
buauerque Newspaper is taking q poll
on prohibition and shows that the
reople of that state, three to one,
favor change in tho law. In Wis
consin . poll shows ten to one for
modification.
I. Three cardinals, Haycs OF New
York, O'Connell Of Boston. and Nun.
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