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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29
Hastings Wants Roads Connected.

A delegation of Hastings citizens
came in today to appear before the
board of county commissioners and
ask that provision be made for con-
Meeting the st. Johns county brick
road which Putnam county is laying
to the county border from Palatka.
The board gave the committee as
surances that provision will be made
for the connecting link in the next
budget. The committee was COM
posed of G.. V. Leonard, R. T. Hew-
lit, R. NJ. Burt and Robert H. Emer-
son.-St. Augustine Record.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29
A CORRECTION.

1t has been reported to us that we
had endorsed Mr.. H. S. Bennett, In
dependent, for the Office of Sheriff
This is a mistake as we will support
the regular Democratic nominee Mr.
p. M. Hagan. AS City Officials we
gave Mr.. Bennett an endorsement for
being good officer and being capa-
BILE of filing an office of trust, but,
we did not endorse him for Sheriff.
Very truly yours,
w. P. MERRIAM,
C. NJ. LIVINGSTON,
JULIAN C. CALHOUN.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

l will be in Gainesville, Fla, from
Sunday Oct. 1st, until Saturday Oct.
7th, inclusive, attending meeting of
the County Demonstration Agents.
Please be governed accordingly.
Respectfully,
L. CANTRELL,
County Agent,
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29

FOR SALE-25,OOO extra fine
klondyke Strawberry plants for sale
at $500 per thousand. All orders
given prompt attention. Apply to
!: |. HALL, Palatka, Fla, r. F. D.
No. l.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29

FOR RENT-My house No. 212
South 9Th ST., Palatka. Apply to S.
E. Peck, Pomona, Florida.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29

TOR RENT-Store and flat on
lmrr street near Court House. Ap-
\ Ii The News offices for partic.
6r. u.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29

FOUND-Watch chain and charm.
Owner may have property by identi-
flying same and paying for this ad-
vertisement. Call at News office.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1916-09-29
Report of the Condition of the
East Florida Savings & Trust
Company

PALATKA, FLORIDA
In the State of Florida, at the close Of
business Friday, September 18th 1916.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

A subscription to the Glenwood Post
the paper that has the, real news of tho
day, will please your friends each weak
in the year. Try it for Christmas gift.
Mrs. Tippett Westerman was given a
fine vote at the election and will no
doubt continue to conduct her office
with the efficiency she has shown in the
past.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Safer ceIe-
brated their third wedding anniversary
last Sunday and invited few intimate
friends in to join them at fine turkey
dinner.
Miss Louise Ryan, who is teaching il
the Dry Hollow district, was called 70
Aspen Monday by illness in the family.
Miss Scanlon left Aspen at once to act
as substitute. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Lucas left for
Denver Thursday evening to attend the
convention of the Colorado Hatel asso-
citation. They expect to be away three
or four days.
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Miss Ethel johnson, the efficient
stenographer for the Logan Investment
company, is getting out the yearly pro.
gram for the Clio club of Basalt, Emma
and Ell Jebel.
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DR.. Stewart was called to the little
babe Of Mrs. W. L. Reynolds, who has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jno. R.
Weir and sister, Mrs. @. R. McCarthy.
The infant seemed to be suffering from
. cold.
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Miss Nora Metz, who is employed at
tn Troy laundry, had the misfortune 10
have her hand caught in the manglc
and severely crushed and burned last
Friday. DR.. Stewart treated the hand
and while the injuries are painful and
will keep her from work for some time
there is slight improvement.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

c. l.. Dixon of the well known monu-
ment firm of Grand Junction, drove in
Tuesday. He and his wife were guests
of the Denver Hotel while their auto
reposed in the hospital for mechanical
treatment
DR.. s. A. Grover, graduate veterin.
artan, of Ieadville, Colo, has located
in Glenwood Springs. He has estab-
lished his office at Parkison's Pharm-
acy and his residence at the Grand
Hotel. 11-18.tf
A. Shehorn, who forged a check on
Max Schwartzman, will have ample
time to repent of evil doing. He plead
guilty to the charge and was sentenced
to the pen for term of one year to
sixteen months.
Ixx
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Larmee left
Thursday night for a two weeks trip
in the east. They will visit Mrs. Lar
mee's people in Clinton, ILL.,, also Chi
cago and with Mr.. Larmee's relatives
in Ann Arbor Mich.
y y y
Mrs BERTHE Woodruff was week end
visitor in the home of Dr.. and Mrs. W.
w. Crook on Bennett avenue while Ell
route to Salt Lake City where she will
spend the winter. Mrs. Woodruff and
Mrs. Crook are sisters.
Mrs. J. g. Langlass of Buford regis.
tered at the Williams the first of tho
week. Mrs. Langlass was we'll known in
Glenwood as Miss Sallie johnson, hav-
ing been the first nurse to take train.
ing in the Glenwood sanitarium.
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Miss lisa Robbins has been i'll at her
home in the Lookout Mountain Inn this
week and Thursday went to the sani.
tarium where an operation was per.
formed on the ear by Dr. Riddle. Mrs.
y. E. Ethel substituted for her in tho
school.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

Dave Baker, one of the old settlers
of the Grand Valley district, is in the
city on jury call.
Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Larmee have
moved into the Star house on Ninth and
Palmer avenue.
E. C. Kingsbury returned home Mon
day evening from a trip to Red Cliff,
on legal business.
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The w. C. T. U. held business meet
ing at the home of Mrs. c. H. Weiden
hammer Tuesday.
Mrs. MacNeil is here from Denver for
a few weeks visit in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. S. J. Hum.
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Mrs. Margaret Bowen of LeadviIle
entered the sanitarium Sunday under
medical care of DR.. Smits.
Mrs. Biglow of Norrie, who is spend
ing the winter in Cardiff, was in town
on shopping expedition.
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Miss Jessie Miklish, who suffered an
attack of tonsilitis, returned to her
home at South Canon Monday.
7. B. Allen, proprietor of the Hotel
Shirley of Denver, is visitor in the
city, stopping at the Glenwood.
R. o. Gardner who is called as a
juror from Grand Valley paid the Post
a pleasant call Tuesday afternoon.
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Mrs. J. Fl. Verdieck was operated on
at the sanitarium Thursday morning, by
DIR. Stewart, assisted by DR.. Crook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Nall of Leadville
were guests at the Grand this week,
Mrs. Nall returning home Wednesday.
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Andrew Alley, Al Zieseniss, Ed Nc
Learn and Otto Hahnewald of Rifle
were in the city the first of the week.
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John E. Moore is again at home after
spending some time in the hospital at
Salida for nose and throat affection.
y y y
George W. Vallery, receiver for the
Colorado Midland, made an inspection
trip over the line the first of the week.
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All kinds of STOVES and FUR
N1TURE, etc. bought and sold, or ex-
changed at KING 8 NEW AND SEC
OND HAND STORE, s11- s15 Cooper
Ave. Phone. 1901. 11-1s.l2-9.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

Mrs. J. R. K. Codwen of Silt came
to the sanitarium Wednesday,.
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Miss Gallo has gone to Marble to
spend the witner with her parents.
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Mrs. R. P Malaby is recovered from
her recent illness and able to be about
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Now and daugn-
ter came in from Carbondale Friday
morning.
j. M. Macfarlane, nephew of Peter
Dow, left for Douglas, Arizona, Thurs
day morning.
y y y
CharlieHughes, who has been under
medical care of DR.. Stewart, is able to
be out again.
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Santa Claus runs out of his choicest
gifts if you wait too late. Shop early
and get the best
Master Richard Bohman was operated
on at the sanitarium Monday. It was
necessary for DR.. Stewart to remove
the little fellows tonsils,
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

L. T. Mahurin and family have moved
into the Collins place in order to have
small acreage of ground.
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II. Fl. French has been in Red Cliff
and Avon this week in the interest Of
the U. s. forestry service.
d. C. Belden, manager of the Tele-
phone exchange, left Thursday for Car
bondale and Basalt on "trouble" calls
Knowles Harris, son of G. G. Harris
residing near New Castle, left Thursday
morning for Liemrick county, ireland,
to make his future home with an uncle.
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Charles Conley was given surprise
party at the residence of his aunt, Mrs.
j. X. Walsh, Wednesday evening and
Friday a. m. he left for Sioux City. Ia.
c. W. Fravert, the newly elected
sheriff Of Garfield county, has chosen R.
j. Mahoney as his undersherih. Mr..
Mahohey has been night police for tho
past year and has given general salts
faction.
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The Olympic club is fast becoming
one Of the most popular clubs in the
city. It now has membership Of 81
members, the largest number in the
history Of the club. Arthur Campbell,
Edmore Daley and Merle Broughton
we're initiated Wednesday evening.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18
The G|enw0od Light x,2, M2 Go
For Satisfactory Service

Walter Pride, the accommodating por-
ter at the Hotel Grand, is under the
care of DR.. Stewart at the sanitarium
for badly infected hand.
E. w. Brunner representing the Pacif-
ic Mutual Life Insurance Co., is spend
ing few days in Glenwood Mr.. Brun-
ner lives in Grand Junction.
Mrs. Elvira Arthur, mother of Mrs.
Tippett Westerman, has been ill the
past week with an infection of the foot.
DR.. Hopkins is in attendance.
Mrs. Dildine, mother of Misses Sarah
and Stella Dildine, has not been in her
usual health the past few weeks, but is
somewhat improved at present.
Register Weyand of the land office
arrived home Saturday from a trip to
his home precinct near Craig. Mrs.
Weyand accompanied him on the trip.
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Mrs. Mary E. Cunningham was called
to Davenport, Iowa, last week by the
death Of her brother, who passed away
while sitting at the dinner table. Tha
cause was heart trouble,
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A certain party remarked that he
was sorry that "a We could not defeat
Wilson and turn down his "floor.f1ush-
ing'' about how he loves the ,liibof3ag.
man. Fine dope, but the water YfSxe.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

F. W. Crawford of New Castle, was in
the city Thursday on business.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John McAllister left
for Denver Thursday morning.
y y y
M. Henderson Of New Castle was a
guest at the Glerwooa Sunday.
y y y
D. s. Bruce of New Castle was Glen
wood visitor the first of the week.
y y y
Charles Gibbs registered at the Hotel
Grand from the Junction Monday.
y u y
Miss Marguerite Hetzel is in Lead
vile attending case for DR.. Smits.
Dan Quinn, roadmaster for the Colo
RADIO Midland was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Roy Smith and sister, Miss Alice
Cregor, spent the week end in Salida.
The Mauer Sisters Concert company
were guests at the Williams during their
stay in Glenwood.
H. R. Logan spent Thursday in Ba
salt on affairs pertaining to the Logan
Investment company.
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Official report from Cardiff places the
Thermometer at below Monday and s
below Tuesday morning
y y y
J. B. Hurlburt, one of the Grand Val
ley pioneers, is here on visit and ar.
tending to legal business.
o. F. Claggett of Carbondale was q
guest at the Hotel Glenwood Monday
and Tuesday of this week.
Louis Schwarz went to Gypsum Sun-
day to pay his respects to the recently
departed Adolph Lundgren.
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Geo. W. Goodell, U. S. bank examiner,
was in the city Wednesday examining
the books of the two banks.
y y y
Alex Job of MANN creek was in
Glenwood Wednesday, having just re-
turned from a trip to Denver.
Jas. W. Clarke. an attorney of Lead
vile, was in the city the first of the
week attending to legal affairs.
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Miss Elladee Allen spent Saturday
and Sunday at DeBeque visiting in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch.
Miss Edna Wilcox of Minturn, who
has been visiting the family of H. W.
Smith. left for her home Tuesday.
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Chas. Gibbs of Grand Junction is in
the city for the purpose of taking the
baths and is registered at the Grand.
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Sam Doll of Gypsum reports thai
crops are fine and that the farmers are
getting good price for all their pro.
duce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Towney and daughter
Margaret left Thursday for the east
where they plan to make an extended
visit.
VIM. Atkinson, one of the old settlers
of Glenwood, left Monday for Queen
City, NO., where he expects to remain
for several months.
W. L. Reynolds came in from Lead
vile to spend Sunday with his family
who are visiting in the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. R. Mccarthy.
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Jack Orb Of Chicago is . guest in
the home Of A. 8. Baxter and incident
ally enjoying respite from the vigor-
GUS climate of the windy city.
y y y
DR.. W j. Ould returned from Denver
on No. IS Friday. Richard Mc6uirk IS
still enjoying the white lights, but sent
word he might arrive home tomorrow.
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ex-governor Ammons while here to
foreclose q mortgage on land held by
Dr.. Lockard, Of New Castle, was d
guest Of Senator and Mrs. B. T. Napier.
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18
AMERICAS
ELECTRICAL WEEK
Dec z DeC.9

HE GLENWOOD Light and Water Company preparing
repeat the electrical display held last year. A number Of
appliances will be demonstrated. will
eral new and interesting entertainment features.
give expect to make this display annual 1t is emphatic
ally not sale Every article display to be for SALE but
orders will be solicited the The purpose
afford the public opportunity to what have to offer
electrical helps for making living comfortable
possible actual demonstrations of how these electrical efficiency
helps operated
give have placed the fall
Week. which national movement to emphasize the of eec
trcy for all purposes this show
this great national campaign which the browning effort
the continuous work Society for Development
which society proud to be member.
The GIenwood Light M.?n %P Company
Satisfactory Seruice
The Glenwood post., 1916-11-18

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Perry Coryell of Redstone was Glen
wood visitor Monday.
y - Il
Miss Irvni was called to attend case
in the hospital at Rifle.
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W. H. Long of Carbondale was Wis
itsr in the city Sunday.
y y y
Mrs. j. Davis of Basalt was a week
end visitor in Glenwood.
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E B. Kelly of Basalt transacted bus
iness in Glenwood Monday.
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George Reed of Rifle spent a few
days in the city this week.
y y y
Andy Wiseman of Rifle was called to
serve on the jury this week.
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r. E. Bolton, rancher from Divide
creek, is Glenwood visitor.
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james Lake and Fl. E. Cardnell went
to Grand Valley Monday on business
trip.
DR.. E. F. J. Smits of Leadville was in
the city on professional business Sun
day.
Ira Ralston drove his Dodge car to
Rifle Sunday, returning on the evening
train.
F. w. Crawford, who resides near
Silt, is spending few days in Glen
wood.
= y y
Il. j. Ostrander of Shoshone was a
guest at the Glenwood the first of the
week.
County Treasurer C. w. Smith mo-
tered to his ranch near Rifle Thursday
morning.
DR.. Riddle. eye, ear, nose and throat
rnecialist. Glasses fitted. Citizens
:ank Bldg.
J. X. R. Cowden, the merchant of
Silt, was in Glenwood Wednesday on
business
c. w. Darrow, counsel at law, was in
Red Cliff Wednesday on professional
business,
Geo. NJ. Howard, the prosperous lur,,
herman of Rifle, is here on jury duty
this week.
Miss Villa Clanton spent Sunday
with her cousin. Mrs. vanSyckle, IN
Carbondale.
For Rent-Good 5-room dwelling. we'll
situated, water in house. $l2 month.
inquire at this office.
y y y
Mrs. Fred Brown of Aspen has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Paine.
he past week
WIN. Flint of Denver has been visit
ing his uncle, Gabe Cox, at the Glen
wood this week.
y = 4
P. c. Thurmond, the newly elected
county surveyor, was in from Rifle the
first of the week
Miss Hetzel, Miss Sugrue and Miss
Irwin of the sanitarium force spent the
week end in Rifle.
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FOUND-a bunch of keys. Describe
them and pay for this notice and take
them away. THE GLENWOOD POST
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DR.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Stewart enter.
tanned Miss Sugrue, Miss Johnson and
Miss Micklish at their home Sunday
evening
The Ladies' Aid society of the M E.
church will meet at the home Of Mrs.
L. B. Brown on Eighth and Bennett,
Nov. 23.
Dr.. Stewart WAS called to attend VIM.
Cardnell at his home on Lincoln avenue.
The patient seemed to be suffering from
ptomaine poisoning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Smith Of Sunlight
came down Thursday morning to at
tend the "Birth Of Nation" given
1t the Odeon theater.
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The Cardiff Light and Water COM
any's pipe line bursted near Cave No.
= Sunday night, causing shut down
16 the Cardiff line until Tuesday night.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-01
-. EDWARD HEATING
congressman from the Third Con-
sressional Distric'')

pessional Distri'''
sbington, D. c., June %.
q master of English Sena-
mAS :. Thomas of Colorado is the
lel aaer of any man in Congress.
pst, pps;, claim J was never more
ildl,m,nletely l,,S sustained than on
fUnp Iuna 9l when Colorado's SEN
;or 5uiis Senator replied to the crit, +,
~, V;,ms which have been directed
s,'' " Iosephus Daniels of North
carolina, =. Secretary of the
Navy. ,o ,,,or,
hor of the american House of
lords" 10, undertakes to deliver
~ prepared speech, his col
Leagues quietly slip away to the
cloakrooms or seek relief in
the folds of the evening paper.
Senator Thomas, however, re-
eeived the unusual compliment
Of being permitted to address
an attentive Senate. He had
not been speaking five minutes
until the cloak rooms were
emptied and not Senator
quilted his seat in the cham
IIpr until the Coloradoan had
concluded.
1t was a really great speech
and the Senator will render the
people of Colorado a notable
service if he will have it print
ed and a copy placed in the
hands of every voter in the
state.
Campaign of SANDER
have taken occasion from
time to time in these letters to
point out that Secretary Dan
iels was being made the target
for a systematic, well-fnanced
campaign of misrepresentation
and vilifcation. Senator Thom-
as stated the case much better
than | could hope to do. l
quote from his speech:
Mr.. President, if a 1.-THE of
the sins of commission or of
omission with which Secretary
Daniels has been charged dur
ing the last twelve months
were true, he should be re-
ieved of his great office, and
no man should lift his voice in
protest. If tithe be true, his
detractors might find partial
Justification for their conduct.
II tlthe be true, the admins
tratlon should be disciplined
because responsible for him.
u is not true; and l firmly be-
leve that no one knows this
better than the great majority
OF his detractors. Indeed, |
might go further and assert
Iaat the campaign and slander
ana Misrepresentation waged
ana waglng against this up
flght and courageous Cabinet
1lllcer has been largely inspired
Oy men in and out of the Navy
VINO can not use him and who
a are therefore determined, if
tney can, to force his removal
Or to crush him.
he is an obstacle to the ma
uIi:, ,ealal, the farseeing, the profit
making max side of preparedness"
ana since he will not bend or
step aside he must be broken or
,1I run over. The pack has been
uunl1eaashed, u and Tray, Blahone,
all ana Sweetheart in full cry are
Oaylng at his heels.
., what has the Secretary done
vl Ot. omitted doing, that has
nr. rvalled this avalanche of de-
a,uuiciaatlon? au His duty; that is
w. W. AND he has done it quiet
i, i, modestly, and effectively.
re " mas Ia also done it courageous
tbo Il, ne has been undaunted by
no,,, r"e voices of the mighty, the
pUa,', pUwer OF cabals, the tinsel of
saIs spIssgletted aristocracy, or the
osn-illterest ora of Navy contract
CoS 4S' And he goes upon his
ou,. oUurse E undismayed by the oblo-
s's oi The disappointed"
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-07-01
|1NATOR THOMAS FLAYS DETRACT0RS OF
ccpETARY NAVYDANIELSIN GREAT SPEECH

naval contracts. This policy
has effected savings totaling
millions of dollars.
Second-The abolition of
the "1nner Circle" among Off
cials Of the Department. Under
Republican administrations a
small clique composed of Off
GERS who had pull" with the
President or the Secretary of
the Navy ran the Department,
determined its policy and dis
tributed promotions and con-
tracts to it's favorites. The
members of the Timer Circle"
were called "aids to the Secre-
tary" and the officer or con-
tractor who incurred their dis
pleasure was doomed.
Third-Forbidding the use
of alcoholic liquors in the Off
GERS mess. This was merely an
extension of an old order which
had deprived the sailors and
seamen of the same privilege.
Daniels took the position that
men and officers should be
treated alike. Many of the of
ficers cheerfully acquiesced
but some rebelled and carried
their grievances to the news
papers.
Fourth-The establishment
ofschools on board ship, so the
common sailors might qualify
themselves to become commits
stoned officers.
Fifth-Advocacy of govern
ment ownership of armor-plate
and munitions factories to the
end that "the profit must be
taken out of war"
Well-Meaning People Deceived
AS the Senator pointed out,
all these reforms would have
met with the hearty approval
of the people had they been in
possession of the facts. But so
powerful and persistent are the
Secretary's detractors, that
many well-meaning citizens
have been deluded and have
been induced to join the ranks
of his critics.
In conclusion the Senator
said:
"The day of the purveyor of
profit in war materials has
passed it's zenith. The sun will
soon cast it's shadow to the
astward, surely lengthening
as the hours go by. The dawn
of a better day for the soldier
and the seaman is at hand AS
in France, officer and man will
meet on common ground, each
knowing and respecting his po-
sition, both stirred by the same
impulses of duty and devotion
to the Republic.
eve have a great navy; we
shall have greater one, unless
all the signs of the times are
meaningless; and it will be
evolved on orderly, balanced,
and efficient lines. 1t will be
built not for conquest but for
security. Its material struc-
ture, it's human equipment, and
it's correlated portions will
unite to make it the most effi-
cient weapon of defense ever
designed and constructed for
the protection of an independ-
mt people. This end will be
ordained and this purpose
accomplished largely through
the agency of Josephus Daniels
md the subordinates now so
,heerfully and so Loyalty sus-
tanning him.
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