THE nATT.V NEBRASKA"
SHOULD ENVY WILSON
AND UNKNOWN SOLDIER
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Covenent la Read.
' The scene of the conference when
the league of nations covenent wss
first read to the delegates and first
read to the delegates and first given
to the world, was described by the
speaker. Mr. Wilson, said he, had
built up through a scries of policy
determining speeches a new code of
ethics. He had raised the attitude
of this country to a higher plane. We
were in the war to serve, and not
to gain. Our dealings at the con
ference bore out these statements of
purpose. Then Mr. Wilson suggested
organization in order that the late
war should be a war to end war and
so that the established piano of
dealings should continue. At length
the committee report was prepared
and Mr. WTison, as chairman, read
the plan for organisation.
"At the conclusion of that read
ing there was a complete silence for
a half minute after Mr. Wilson fin
ished a silence more eloquent than
the most lauditory burst of applause
could have been," Mr. Holt said.
Memorable Armistice.
"I thought that there was no sign
of hope on the horizon until Armis
tice day two years ago," continued
the speaker. It was then that this
country buried our unknown soldier.
Two ceremonies took place that day
which left an everlasting mark on
Mr. Holt's memory.
The burial of the dead soldier with
the officials who marched behind the
body riding in state from the capitol
to the Arlington cemetery, the ad
dress by the president himself, the
quartet from the Metropolitan opera,
the Marine band and all the instru
mentalities of the most impressive
funeral ever held in this country,
were next described.
In contrast was the ceremony of
the afternoon, resulting from seven
women telling the reporters that they
intended to pay their respects that
afternoon to the commander-in-chief
of the dead soldier, inviting anyone
who desired to go with them.
Attempt to Speak.
Mr. Holt found nearly 15,000 peo
ple jamming the street in front of
the Wilson home when he arrived.
He described the scene that followed,
the applause of the crowd, the presi
dent's appo?.rance supported by his
wife and a negro servant, his attempt
to .-peak, and his return to the house
too weak to say but a few words.
The crowd stayed on, and it is re
ported that at 7:30 that evening there
were still several hundred persons
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standing in the street, looking at
the house. "The contrast between
the ceremony of the morning and the
spontaneous gathering of the after
noon was great," said Mr. Holt, "but
they were the same in my mind, the
tribute to the boy who died to win
a war and then to the man who
later died to win a peace."
Service Is Strong
Factor in Success
Miss Vera Mills
Miss Vera Mills of the Rudge and
Gueniel mail order department
spoke to the Girls Commercial club
Wednesday evening. The keynote
of the address was the stressing of
service to employers, to co-workers,
and to customers as the big factor
in success.
Miss Mills feels that little services
count most towards success. Con
fidence is inspired by being on the
job every minute; the employee who
trives eaual attention to large and
small' orders is helping to secure the
confidence of all by courteous con
tact with customers.
"Everv eirl. Miss Mills believes,
should have a definite goal in her
school work, and should hold to her
specwity after she has determined it.
The report of the ticket sale for
the Girls Commercial club dance,
at the Lindell, Friday, February 22,
was made at the same meeting.
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longer lines without having to run
them over.
The' three final judges will be
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judge will give a rank number to
each poem. The poem having the
lowest score cettinir the first prise
The committee in c"harge, of which
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