Corn Belt Weekly (Newspaper) - September 19, 1923, Sioux Center, Iowa TO j y * DEPARTING STUDENTS Al this season of we would charge the passing of Published Weekly at SIOUX H. Brand young men and - our girls - that are now r of It is a to call you Aave always known Didn't In the the announce ment Of your Didn't we your mother or your father yoV by the hand on your first tq And .as bells on stride ' - thru High school we took note as the went With what a world of the kept pace with the the training in a measure growing mind the tte Iwe and shelter benediction churches and the friendly good and glad of your home - hare been Now you have left the home nest - some of you some of you for the first and we are right glad you have 3gone. To be sure when the rain of late September will the east and later when tbe first snow hillside and the of fathers rand mothers will look at the vacant of John They may have you for the racket you they will wish you backi though you a brass band with You have gone Jot wider for the growing mind - the for the widening horizon - for the clearer the brighter hopes - the bolder dreams - higher ideate for the search of. We are glad you Time was - the chroniclers tell us that the men and women of old Scotia's highlands would climb to a to see Hie departing form of a That love of learning among the highlands founds its counterpart in that little Country in the across the North Sea which our parents think with We have therefore extended the glad and the hearty smile and have made this a glad Let me also voice in a measure tbe spirit and aim and and of those who made it possible for you to We adjure you by all goodly traditions - by ours hopes our aims - by our sacrifices and our self denials - by our love and our prayers you disappoint us That you may searoY the the beautiful and the that love of learning may become your portion - then it will be your As to your firm its foundations and build its walls ani superstructure with the adamant of Embellish that education with all the proper graces and ornaments of every this temple of truth beauty to tbe service of we shall rejoice with you and yours will be the satisfaction with which stranger cannot - Includes the name of RooF whoso selection was rumored some 5*.: - seven have been Policy many weeks of careful on a basis of selection which not at securing a Jury made up of representatives of- groups and but which aimed instead at getting seven and women generally to be eminently fitted by capacity and experience to deal with difficult and complex subject 6f our international regarded the work of the Jurors as a important judicial requiring - distinctive abilities and The seven Jurors COLONEL EDWARD M. Colonel is well knowa as the personal representative of Ex-President to the European governments in 1914-15-16. He was special representative of the government of the United States at the interallied Conference of Premiers and foreign ministers in Paris in November 1917,. and was toy President Wilson to represent United States in the Supreme Council at i General now President of the of was Chief of Staff in France the organising period in 1917-18, and again in 1919: He commanded the Brigade near Chateau Thierry and was the Commander of Second Division in the Service of He was Chief Military Mission to Armenia in 1919 and was Chief of of the U.S.A. in 1921. His career has contributed to his understanding of European ELLEN FITZ President of College since 1911. formerly of now of He has been Dean of the Harvard Law School since 1916. Before that be was Professor of Law at Northwestern University of Chicago and He is the author of a number of works on Roman headings on the History and System of the Common the of tbe CommoTi etc. of War in Cabinet and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize for 1912. Mr. has a long and distinguished record of participation in discussion of international He has been a member of the Permanent Court of Arbitration at the Hague since 1910; was a of the Commission of International Jurists on The Jury is expected its decision by January Tills gives ft: six weeks for its since nil plans must be in 15. Fifty thousand will be paid tj the author of the winning plan as soon as the Jury makes its the other fifty thousand when it has passed the Senate or when it has demonstrated that it has popular sup ' - ' The Committee in charge of the Award wants to use the month of January to submit the winning plan to the American people for a nation wide In this 60 nidations will It is expected that the plan Will be presented to tbe Senate by ' T AMERICAN MBIT CROSS IN JAPAN RELIEF WORK Although the people of the tral American Red were asked only for the relief of the survivors of the Japan nese has been reported at - Central Division headquarters in Chicago in cash and from investigation just Mammoth red clover production is also much below that of last yeu the the office of Governor Augsutus IV Assistant All points in the between Attorney General of the United that the of prohibition which bad swept America had resulted in great benefit to the public Contradicting erroneous impressions which have been broadcast by wet interests recognition of he went anthracite operators and the statement yields per acre rn were settled when the form States show such of a proposed contract for two reductions from last year as was agreed did Almost every j 'The agreement indicated a smaller yield sides a 10 percent increase in wages acre than last all full recognition of he went on record in favor of law 1 the right of collective bargaining with J observance by the people and full more recognition of the rigid law enforcement by the i but without the check off According to press Mr. GIVING IN TO L t 1 v r i method of union and Seymour heartily commended the re- WAR ON GREECE | the 8-hour recently obtained in New York by an Association of and The as is the losev The strike settlement anthracite cents to a ton higher than and would a THE LEAGUE BACKS DOWN AVERT Trouble - Still tween and Jugo Slavia Over A Tinder Box Versailles threat of war between Italy and Greece has subsided despite the But the Consumer pays State Attorneys which has been form and said that the same at from 75Jtion e was and a higher than the and would a gate ano that prevailed before the law enforcement My hurled at the League of Premier Mussolini of of their * ' Governor who e bell amount tb about 60 league backed down after denied it had any right to act. ft wiU | they believe that even to the council of allied to which the league referred the stepped into breach and that Greece meet the demands Greece agreed it will and he j Uws that may not meet their taken steps wbich may is best for the carrying try at The number of the consumer te The governor has proposed to Pres. who obey them merely through fear of punishment is small in said Mr. in the course of his is of l| I IThe demands of the ambassador that the interstate commerce virtually are the same ' as commission investigate coal freight made originally by Italy The governor will call also a tbat of wno sion a large increase lb demands which preceder the of governors of the are tne of the Greek island producing states to go Into duty of law enforcement should fits of I 1 ourselves obey the have been raising but not Chairman Barton uan - of dealers the killing of a score The the as a East refugee Italy is ourselves obey the many of them government is upon the is great They have won a 1� willingness of all of us to obey the Barton refugee - utilized actual relief the agreements been carried the 8-hour day for the an enact cannot approvo for actual relief ' to have the wage af 1 Japan and there would be no for the administration of | ' Central Division has agreement to have the wage guage of Mr. when he revised a tUttt tbe and the federation I represent 1 I the the league will not make contracts w Jn faTOr of and bar its miners below the to any attempt to by National Headquarters the the friends of | force aimed ftt tte w. there The agreement was declared 1 at i liberties of our The first duty of the individual citizen is to re- vice generosity in this British diplomats ' taken before the full scale nnd obey the laws of the More than have been would have been no arbitrate collected by the seven divisions not been for the the Red Europe and the The contributions by States in face the of war over tral Division to date North RED AND CLOVER SEED CROPS MUCH SMALLER THAN LAST CLOVER SEED IS GOING TO BE Reports from at Secretary of State In President principal of Hie indicated shipments of tbe 1922 crop of red clover seed aggregating claimed by Jugo Slavia and Jugo Slavia has rejected Italy's ultimatum and Mussolini has declared he resume full liberty iof Despite reputed troop movements in the an Associated Press dispatch from Paris Tuesday quoted reliable authority that Italy soon would proclaim the annexation of It was added that Jugo Slavia would not protest if adjacent points were not Meanwhile Albania has defied Greece by refusing to nand over the | murderers of the Italian bania counters by asserting the murderers were Flume again a trouble spat a city on the east coast of the Adriatic has been a trouble center ever since the Italy once withdrew from tbe Versailles which ratified it. The com- of then set September 17 as the of date for the meeting of the The men probably will return to work forty-eight hours after the convention approves tins action of tbe scale Following the conclusion of the individual As officials may t we not pledge ourselves to enforce the laws of our country and as individuals to respect the miners said the tract was the best agreement ever ' I made in the history of They said the contract means ' real progress regarding working conditions then the miners hud in similar 1 The average wage of the anthracite miners has been from a while the ' bituminous who signed a new scale lust have a basic wage of a 17,560,000 lbs. and estimated prospective 1923-crop shipments from the same stations at 5,687,000' it did not approve j of the plans for tion of the Council of the League of producing proposed the plan of the permanent Court of International in 1921; bead of special diplomatic mission to Russia in 1917; for the United in the International Conference on the Limitation of Armament which met at in 1921. WILLIAM ALLEN Editor and Mr. White was sent to aa an bjr 1917, atd was a delegate to the Conference in 1919. JURY OF AWARD seven Judges who will award by Edward - - - United SUtes may co-operate with other toward the of wat were by the which Sms been thV The of Jurors now made public which is about one-third of last ZZ a the TV the city later and defied the J of medium red clover in every y allies blast him under the treaty of Fiume was designated as an independent It was to be administered by a joint mission from Italy Jugo Slavia alleges by threat of made it impossible for the Serb members of the mission to ' SELLING BANNED BY HAGUE DURING WEEK OF FESTIVITIES IN That prohibition is making in Holland was shown decision of The Hague municipal a few days completely the selling of spirits during i tbe week of festivities in honor of Queen Wilhelmina's twenty-five years The toward this end by the Socialists and sup ' by tlie The the hard ' ' councils of other cities followed this have averaged 271 days work a year the coal miners averaged only 200 ALIMONY TO SICK Ambassador .to he became Minister and later dor to Mr. wan elected Mayor of Toledo a. an for four a cept Steps should be taken at once to economically distribute tits small Good clover seed is nearly as essential to the Iowa Farmer as good seed The farmer who delays buying his red clover till March will almost certainly be obliged to take imported seed of inferior Seed imported from usually contains seed of a noxious species of and French grown seed produces plants that lack Russian seeds are desirable when The production of medium red clover is expected to be about 45 per cent of last year's crop while the production of Is estimated at STRIKE COAL PRICE GOVERNOR PINCHOT TAKES TO get Wage and Retail Cast Gees IS cents to ' A Pa The final Must Pay Man's Health Judge Los Angeles - is 00-50" said Judge W. of tbe superior court in ordering Mrs. Mary Scanton to pay her Charless Scranton a week as temporary alimony pending trial of bis suit for separation Scranton testified his who earns a month in a He said he was ill and unable to couple married for better or for remarked the husband has broken iu I am afraid the wife - will have to NOTICE TO Just when a guide block on wheel of the press broke off and we simply bad to wait till the smith could model another Thin was no easy matter and took about a We were forced to paper and save of the reading for next You'll notice that some of the We print the con- 70 per cent of the 1922' crop le an- ment between the operators and mi pull a double load for a while at ries are Marriage is a case of give and ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL APPEALS FOR LAW Speaking before today by the United States ners tbat wiU end the hard coal of - of - Economics strike was signed Saturday night in the sorry that this had to pen at the hut moment but it be We hope to be on time again by next it. 1
