Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 6

1 SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 7, 192 OnklanD Cribunc 11.1 HAS HER OWJ CABINET IH From left to right they are: MRS. FRASCES C. AXTELL. first woman chairman of the V. S.

Compensation Commission; MRS. CLARA SEARS TAYLOR, first woman rent commissioner of Washington. D. C.i MRS. DELES IL CARDESER, first woman Civil Service Commissioner; MISS K4TDRYS SELLERS, first woman judge of Juvmle Court, District of Columbia; MRS.

ASSETTE ABBOT ADAMS, first wotnan assistant attorney. general; MISS 4RY ASDERSOS, first is ni vj iauor; iij.j iti.iucL, I. tHJ.1KlJ.VA.Ti, first woman commissioner, Ulstrut of Columbia. LET US INTRODUCE THE WOMAN'S CABINET UATIOH'S CAPITAL jk Xgj i Waahp'nRton. I).

C. is already irona fV its 'Woman's Cabinet." AVfcether Warren O. Jlardins, president-elect Of the United Stales, liivt to woman a place in bin official cali-inea or not. the feminists liave created 'one for themselves or their The VICTOR record WHISPERING "would make a man with a wooden leg want to dance" friends have for theiu. Be it known that a.

CRlifornia woman Mm. 'An natte Abbot Adam. University of rd I V-m UV." I California graduate Jim I Kan Fran-ciano attorney, ia a nrwinent mem beV of thir group, l.im-ittd by the apical number of seven SHERMAN, CLAY CO. take llrrtZZTKir tbeee women come raa tee first to le naojed to the important noxta which they hold. Perhaps more lhan any pleasure in inviting you to hear "Whispering," "the otbei otf their sex thetr work ha' had a direct effect upon the national administration.

When for the firrt tnae reivntly they met on a platform tfc. title oinan Cabinet was spentane ivly thrum upon them. Mrs. AiVtiiiR has the distinction of being the first woman to receive ap poinlment Assistant Attorney-Oen V7- "B-A eraj of the 1'nited states. National rs.

Frances ('. Antell first woman 1 iluMry liec.uij-e Miss M.irv Anderson. hairinnn of the ulled States Km- fir! woman director of the newlv- loees' ConipeiiKiitioii 'ommiKsion, from t'l' federal workers. trealeil Woman's liurcuu of the 1 le-IpJruni iil of Labor, has been" iuieri-sl Ib-r in imUkhUois have been SCENES LIFTED taxation and the regulation of commerce come directly under this busy official who Went from the Vt to Washington. Jdra.

Helen H. GardeneVfiiijt wwnan to be ap pointed Civil Service Commissioner, aonducta the employment agoticy In this country. It ia her task to supply to I'ncle Ham hia great civDiai Mrvice of 700. OOu Federal employws. S'ip has I ecn tireless in an effort to 'received her ea refill consideration.

When ivtut fkrucki' tins oiidf the hoiisiiiK problem bei-amc acute in Washiiiifton, Clara He am Taj lor! as named' I he first woman rent coiiinisioucr in the capital. Thou-1 eaii.1 of coitildHiitts anil plcair have been made to In anil hundreds of tactful lici maile over lier ilST' I linnliist. Juvenile courts throughout the I i 1 Stales are lon'unft to the one over which lie iire.M'l'S as their llltidel. After Miss T. Hoariliii.ut, first in to be made ('nmmi-sicm.

of the f.datrlel of Columbia, was named, seh busied herself in acho-ealinK a represerttat ion in Congress obtain for the men and women who in inuny 'omprehensive anil resulted i-ha ni'S. ire emplojeil liy I'ncle Kam fin in- rcased hi dule of pay. millions all over the country ON- RUSS STAG ALL AIUH'T MlMK (rTHI Its Miss Kuthryn Sellers is the first woman to be appointed JuilKe of the Juvenile court In the Jistrirt of Co lave been lai-eil on hiyher xtund- Thanka for a 1240 bonus is duomd for the women employed In in for the district. 1'roblems of belter nature plavutsHinds ii (I school space have, (Continued from Pae I) PIlSTOflJELLSDFv PI TO EUROPE exposure which wa are colng ta mnke.Kussia will 'buat me ivnirf hu.siness forever COIL WWAVUrHTiVI rCK- TBttT. iMlTW i "Wo found the RritiMh cleleRates ma 5 'v5 3u i Me of takiftc a broad 1 view of time matters.

TheVhave an nmazlng iKnorance of Keneraiririri- ciples, na well as of soelal sensjee, RK.HIMOXD, Nov. 6. The hall anil their Inlnds Bre fixed exclusively of Kt. Paul's church. Tahio, on pen thinas, lik tha orsanization was packed last niKlit at the re- of Mriken, and they eannot'rise to ceptlon anil we lebuic-honie enter- the eontemplntiun of Brent general tainment Riven in honor of l.it lid principles ami of.

prwfound philo-Porta, who has just returneil from Miphii al truths which will yet Kurope. Mm. Loin Ilemui ili. Hk i nhaiiKC the face of the worhl. N.oth- WEEK OE.

'll Venlo sisters. TuniKn ins can ever he done for the prole- nml liaby 1'nisi all pariiripaled in the musical program, which was followeil by welcoming udilrcssv.s by leather It.vnn arid Mr. Skfhen. Father Porta responded in an ad-ilrens in which he told of his experiences In Kurope. lie visited in i'arls and all tlirmili Spain and Itah, ftleanini; many inieie.iinK dance sensation of the year, on a Victor record.

A small shipment for immediate release has just been received from the Victor Talking Machine Company by express. "Whispering' was written and composed in California, published in California, and played for this Victor record by Paul Whiteman's Ambassador Orchestra itself originally a California organization. As a fox-trot' swept the country like wildfire. As a record it ispossibly the most perfect for dancing ever issued by the Victor Talking Machine Company. The combination, "Whispering" on a Victor record, is so irresistible that one person, after hearing it played in our Vidrola department, exclaimed; "It 'would make a man with a wooden leg want to dance!" Remember: You really haven't heard "Whispering" if you haven't heard it on this Victor record.

"Japanese Sandman," another huge dance hit, is on the reverse side. Price of this record, 85c. "WHISPERING" -a VICTOR record Sherman slay Co. Fourteenth and Clay Streets, Oakland Kearny and Sutter San Francisco 8 1 6 hlc Dona Id Avenue, Richmond NOV. 8th to 1 3th I taciH.

tie awett -nt. length on deplorable situation in Kr titatins -Miat the great ahortaue of taiial tiy taking narrow views una tinkering with small matters, like output and wafres: One must have a vast scheme in tnlnd nnd be prepared to sweep away the whole social system in order to put that scheme into practice. It is a waste of time and also a rianncr to patch tip ruinotii house. Letter tear down and dii; up the very foundations, and start a new buildlnif. "Miss I'ankhiust is almost the only Knftlish person who understood me.

she shared my views." ri( Ti iu: or i.kmxk is An astonishing impression ii made by this coterie of desperate men, sitting in the palace of the czars, waittnir impatiently for newi of strikes, bloodshed and revolution from the outer world and Rloatina-over It hen it conies. It was Jike watching a conclave of fiend.4 in s' mmwf- 8thtoi3th i men there had eain-ed. an influv of Spaniards, condillons in Spain being- tnost prosperous, and perhaps better than anywhere else in Kurope, Italy, he stated, was Ruffering from a great unrest in all classes, and that hard to tell what was needed to set things rights again. -During his May In Italy hi was granted an audience with the pope, which he obtained through Archbishop Ilanna He was also, present at the ennnonizatlon of Joan of Arc. which he described In detail.

St. Peter's cathedral was but half full at the ceremonies, but more than fio.ooo persons were in attendance, mCIAL VALUE Giving I 1 I irVADDITION TO nni iD i hell. Maxim (iorky is a great admirer of Lcnine, but he says: "ftuiuetiines I regret Lcnine's activity as a Kusslan, social reformer. This in of less importance than liia significance as a world revolutionary. He is-ntti-pnly a man on whose strong will history has laid a terrihla task, plowing down to bedrock tha variegated, shapeless, lazy ant heap of human beings known as Hussia.

His will a tireless, battering ram, the HtupetfauiR blows of which shake the very foundation of the towering capitalist states to the west, and the liialhsome ami tottering slave built despotisms to the east. "Kor Lcnine, Russia is merely me-' teri.il for an experiment that began i on a world embracing scale. At XvfrC GREEN STAMPS 5-Cent Carfare Fight On in Chicago CHICAGO, Chicago Is analn to have 5-cent street car fare will be deckled here next week. The case, which is of interest to scores of cities where fares have been ioosted, is being fouirht by Mayor William Hale Thompson, who broumht suit for the city to enjoin tho street car company on the ground that it broke its franchise by first his thoughts filled me wilh pitj for the people, but after observing -how the Russian revolution deepens, strengthens and organizes new forces capable of destroying the very" foundations of tho capitalist ON ALL YOUR PURCHASES OF MEN'S AND BOYS' order. I find that even if my native country is doomed to be the object lncreasInK its fares.

Thompson' fought the recent political campaign j.m a 5-cent street car fare platfornT. The result Rave him practically complete control of all elective offices here. Len Small, backed by Thompson, bcini; elected of his experiment it is unjust.to put LZ3 APPAREL i lie online Ull coin tint; i.nau nun in I striving to transform the potential energies of the Russian working masse into kinetic, actual energy, "When people accuse Lcnine of being the author of the civil war and (tovernor ol Illinois pn the same platform. Should Thompson win his case here, it Is likely -flint Small will take Bteps to reduce increased fares in many Illinois cities, COUGH START YOUR SAVING OF STAMPS THAT YOU CAN REDEEM FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS, SAVING YOUR CASH I I I. DROPS 1 tle terror I think of Lloyd George, with his "oppression in Ireland and his song singing in Wales; of Clem-enceau, most shameless of cynics; of Woodrow Wilson, the native romanticist of democracy; of Socialists who voted for credits for the great Kuropean blood bath in 1914; of scientists who Invented poison gas.

Vl have often heard Lenine speak atneetings of 'workers in wonderfully simple words with a tongue of iron, with a logic; as keen as a sword, but in his unyielding words I have never observed either coarse demagogy or the graven phrases of the banal poseur. He speaks always about the same thingsabout the necessity of destroying utterly the SPECIAL VALUES FOU Every time you cough 1 I FOR remember Bunte Cough Drops and forget luuSu; run: cane sugar, menthol and norenouna. me last thing at night makes your throat feci comfortable. BouUe St LOOK FOR THE FUNNY FAT MAN Mention any ailment from Sprue to Gout and every one has their pet remedy to recommend usually one famp Week I inequality of men and of ways to lead to this consummation. "These old truths sound sharp and unyielding in his mouth.

It is UIN Hit KfcU BOX. BUNTE BROTHERS, of Dr. Humphreys' Remedies if I always plain how invincibly he be I I Al 1 lieves in them, and how calm hie for a Cold or Grip; invariably EttabiiihU if?) (7-- "Seventy-seven is their special pet remedy. To get the-best results taie at the first sneeze or shiver. If you wait till your bones ache.

faith a fanatic's faith, but a scientific fanatic's faith; not a metaphysical, or a mystical fanatic's faith. It eccms to me that the individual human hardly interests him at all. He thinks only of parties, and of masses of states. lie has the experimenter's gift of foresight and intuition and genius. He possesses a happly lucidity of mind, achieved oply through hard asd unremitting OVER- I 1 I I f5T) F1 I MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S SUITS $40 "TODAY'S PRICES" ARE LOWER ON MEN'S FURNISHINGS SilK fW HOSE 55c FLAXNELETTi: NIGHT ROBES $2.15 per calk GOLF SHIRTS $1.65 XANXEL SHIRTS LOW $3.65 mTxkd UNDERWEAR njuHE1) 31.65 it may take longer.

Ijgr' Doctor's. Book on the treatment of "Every living thing" mailed free. '7T'' tor M'e at o3 CVuntrr Himliry' Hnmpn. Milirtn. ltd William Street, New orli.

Indigestion Sourness labor, A Frenchman once asked me: 'Don't you think Lenine is a thinking In inclined, however, to liken the working of his inind to the blows of a hammer which, possessing the gift of sight, smashes utterly that which it is high time to destroy. FANATIC I'OMMl'XIST SfcW.NKW I'TOPIA "For the little buorgeoise of all countries Lenine must, of course, appear as an Attilii come to, lay waste Rome. Rut Just as ancient Rome deserved to fall, so do the crimes of this age merit the sweeping away of its world. This in a Gases Flatulence Heartburn Palpitatior cJO 1 I i i RHEUMATISM -RELIEF From Its Prendfnl 1'nlns nnil Aclics, Stlffnc'ss, Soreiuss Instant relief! No waiting! A few tablets of harmless, pleasan-Pape's Diapepsin" correct acidih', thus regulating digestion anc iBakinjsick, upset stomacjhs feel fine. Best stomach corrective known 'ARROW 1 BOYS' CORDUROY KNICKER PANTS ts properly to he sought in a good blood medicine, bectuse authorities "HEADLIGHT" UNION MADE BIB OVERALLS STIFF say rheumatism is a blood diseaste: I acid has entered the blood, seitl ng I In the muscles and joints.

That's historical necessity. Nothing or nobody can longer prevent it. "We hear wails about the precious-ness of Kuropean civilization and the necessity of defending this val- riNE QUALITY FULL CUT what makes the sharp, sudden. PAPE'S shot-like pains, causing you to i liable heritage against the on- DIAPEPSIN mm 0R Jump and cringe in agony. slaught of the new Huns; but surh Hood's Sarsapariiu comprises talk comes ill from the murderers remedies that every physician pre-! who organized the great war and scribes for rheumatism, who are now perpetrating such jp dollars OR 3 FOR 50e KJJt OUT-0F-OR0M STOMACHS JUfilPERS wun otner moou-purirying tome and in Ireland.

sirengm-uuiitiing ingredients in a formula vastly superior in make-up and in curative power. It docs give positive relief. Thousands say so. So will you. For a fine laxative take Hood's Pills.

Advertisement- whol. defense of Iyf nine-shows that the great Uusaian writer is quite carried away with Communist fanaticism. i (Second Intall'njent Tomorrow) (luprrickt, bj York Ufrald) Urje 60c Case DrujstorM.