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Evening journal., 1918-03-25
pRnPnsAL

DROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS
d will be received hy tho Trustees OF the
Poor OF New Casrle COUNTY until To A. ~.
on Wednesday, March q. 1913, for sup
plying the New Castle County Hosnital
from March 81. igfs. until tho l'st we'd
nes lay in June with becc. breai groceries.
tobacco. carpet slippers dry goods, soft
coal and medicines. Bidders on shoes. car
pet slippers and dry goods will be re-
quired to furnish samples. BIDS for beef
viii he by the quarter iu proportion Of
one hind quarter 20 three forequarters ont
of cattle well fntted aud dressing not less
tnan i've hundred pounds. Bids for gro
ccries and drugs will DE on the various
kinds mentioned In the schedule and must
Dee Of the best quality. Bids will also be
received for supplying the hospital with
creamery butter. delivered in such quaint
ties ne the superintendent will direct Bids
on three tons Of alfalfa. three tons Of
hrtu and three tons Of larro feed.
JAMES W FOSTER.
unar'3-3t Superintendent.
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4 lATLANTIC.CITYNI.E I
FOR HEALTH
I r ECR EATON a FLEAS SURE
Hotel New Clarion

Kentucky Ave. second house from
Beach. Open ali year Elevator, private
baths and running water. FavOrite At
lanuc City Hotel for Wilmington tourists.
Garage. g. K. BONiFACE.
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TOR sALE-TwO LIGHT DELIVERY
Il trucks; one Hudford, one smith-form
Co, Thirteenth and Lombard streets
MARI % .o527.30
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VCBLIC SALE AT MT CUBA, DEL.
Friday. March ~ 50 COWS 10 horses,
dunn wagons lcv shoats. 300 bushels
com. 10 tons ~ hay. 500 bushels Of pota-
toes. Terms, 90 days. interest added. NJ
goods delivered Dinner, IL o'clock. Sale
positive wet or dry
JOIN r. O'NEAL
". ~ LanS. Auct. ELLIS HICKS. Clerk
mar
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AUTOMOBILES

ToR sALE-i8l6 sEvEN-PAssENGER
u Hudson touring car IN good shape
win sell reasonable Phone 6l62-J.
mar22 25,21
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NTOTIcE-BOARD OF ASSESSMENT
~ for the city Of Wilmington. City Hall.
March IL. 1915 In accordance with Sec
tion II. Chapter 12t Volume %, Laws Of
Delaware. public notice IL hereby given
that the assessment for tax for the nscai
year. beginning July /, 1915, having been
completed, has been died In the efhce. ot
the Board OF Assessment, Room No l53,
CITY Hall. and is ready for public in.
spection from March 10 to March 81. 1915
inclusive. Sundays excepted, between the
hours Of A. NJ and 70 noon and from ?
p NJ 70 3 r. NJ
APPEALS FROM ASsESSMENT-Th
Board OF Assessment will cit IN Room No
15s in the City Hall, on each secular dsy
during the month OF April from A. AL
10 10 noon and from p. NJ to p S.,
and from p M to p. NJ. for the pur-
pose Of hearing appeals from assessments.
Property owners are requested to nOticc
time and give their attendance 80 no ap.
noal shall be received or heard or adJudi-
cation or appeal made after the thirtieth
day OF April.
BOARD OF ASSESSMENT FOR
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON.
mar15-14t.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
INK DEALEns.


Junk DEALER-WE BUY RAGS. IRON,
- brnW, newspapers. second-hand furni-
ture and pay the best prices in Delaware.
IT, Sloan. No. lOi Madison street. d. & A.
Phone 1881. Automatic 2Os6. jan2G-1yr.
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EUsINEsS OPp0HTTNITIFs-

II YOU HAvE CLOTHES TO SELL.
i call HARRIET Z. FISHER No SEQ
Poplar St. Phone i721-J octlS-cod-u
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Try CLARENDON HOTEL

Virginia Ave. near Beach.
an rooms With hot and ccld running
water. Private baths Write for rates and
booklet MONROE HUTCHINs.
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Personal.

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RESPECTABLE WIDOW WOULD
"A like 20 make the acquaintance OF q
sober and industrious widower age 4s 90
s5; matrimony. Address " SO. Evening
Journal mar22-12t
Evening journal., 1918-03-25
PNL1IIsTs.


Mrs. WORTH. PALMISr. 40. 919
vi Shipley street Phone 4233. No sun
day work nafll-lmn
MADAM HELEN. EXPERT READER.
AlA 40. III French strect. secoul door.
Room s Walk in. nar2l-- 20
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FOR SALE.

RLOCH COACH AND STROLLER
- good condition. No. sl5 W. F0urti
street. mar25-2t.
Evening journal., 1918-03-25
sANITARY WORkFns.

NJ K. KELTER-SANITAR ODOR.
uls LESS EXCAVATING
Ofnce. g. W Cor Fourth and West sfs
b. g. A. Phone Sis oct2l-l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27
Sigue defendiendo ell Sr. MelchorP ?. CG1rdenas q los que,
por haber sido o~prirnid1os aver, estddn jjustifcados,
segdn 81, en- sus actos de ~uiolenciay exaccion

ynu Egunfl. Texas Die 20 de 1871 aimo bonrdo dmto y hwa del erHtodo nacms
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27

Manual go:rpe.o Dc Usoaa.1ad
P-rou,uario &c O5tv1Estis de il Lcnsns
EES.elsaGA
Primer L.5r9 e RccJae,oaes. Coupe
,ic,one- rr.a.Iyas a @ SrGvsA. \ &C.
"a. b. uzglrz.e@. Dies. eS.
.Ol..-e us.ed aprs@5s- .aE.e5 ~a asez
-Lss Ms;yao url-USr pa~2 a2re7-"7
e! angles -su % 7-soI.une.-cioh ''T4-
r-La ' III ey,.a-g ~yoca-uLa-1o cs H.
s.yy-aSpaGo- :
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{! C!cio ; cl Inferno ............. 5 100
O5ras de Pcs:unas de Allan KsrdeS $ LOO
sQcc 6 Ct EPirit;smo: ............. 5 leo
IENCIAS oCULTAS
C~-avIcu3a Del Rcy Salom6n ......... : ass5
Gogrga = Ritual I" IA AItz M-gia. Con-
:.ene = tr.ancu,o &c Solomon. Ia Ca
BIS. 81 Taro.. s~ecretos del Gxitc, nj
r-=nl.ncla. c.c. 5 900
aach:-iioae5. Grina-ios y Peatasalas 5 o7a
(, DRAGON Go:o. 9 sea 81 arte &c msn-
Oar u ios eSDi-itls ......-------. 10
3 P0dcs del F~ensaniento. Su domi-
u:O y caitura. Como estgdizr 81
!ue71a ..... .-...-,......-- : i.ac
Z. LioIo Internal. TIasaGo 6e IL, cien-
Gas ocu,;a>. Conticne 81 libro lc San
Clprlano. ClayicuIa de S&2mor. el
etc. 80
= ys-daGc:o Dragon Roio. Eacan-
anieRtos, nodo de haee-se Invisible.
CtG. S-oS
- Gran Va-ita AdiYiuadc-s ....-... 5 oos
Dicciorario Internal. Conaeae n:asla
Blanca. Roia y Ncgga. -Apa-ie-cncs,
cts. 100
Ll5ro Magno &C San C.2ciano. EGisi0E
-nica > -ompIea dci sanoso GE;mo-
RIO 5 $40
Ii Gran Naeia Sup-cuia ............ ; ITO
Manual d. ya.ia Blanca ........... 5 o.40
Manual 3e Aa:ia NcEEa ........... SEQ
Secsctos 4. .os Gs-.t2s. .Ar.e de Ga-
I'd. a tg,los los !uesos -........... 100
S~c..,:y5 dc Alberto Z. Grsadc ..-..... 5 o.S9
Sec-c,os ts - FEcstidisI;&c.6G y Z
u.ar;a. Ie.sioacs p~rle:ic4s De esea-
mo,eo y pres;Higitaciou .......... 100
-ozet7s Gci Inferno ..............- ) CO.
esoro de MIlasros Ie = Cruz de Ca
rava:a. Ve-dadera loya Gel ~Ocultis-
mo '-''-''-'-- . e'SV
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oBRAs De EDUCACIoN

oBRAs De EDUCACIoN
Ate dc educar a los Ni5os ...... : go
Aritmetics Commercial DOR Ur.alu D., . : e-S
A=tisaetIca Elemental Po- AnizSE re-. 100
Co1Deaio de G-arsrcA CastcAas Sc
Edn a AradernLH EsPanolS ,.-t-. ! -
po- Beilo 10. o. Sc. 90. -. e. 70. S''s
Compeadio lie Gyazatica c2steilana.
Canpano uustra1o. D5seloa=rro &c =
LeaS1a Castc!Iaaa. co $50 Erabsdos'
SIS ~-rtratos. 10 rnapas. etc, tea 90. ; @oV
Cateciyno 5e Nora. VirsuG L Uroan'-
dad pa-. 'os mines. Emras'aa2 0SV
Conversations : Na--2eioEsS .s n 90
> les Heroes HiGalSo > Jl1-r= be-. ; 10
csrtiLa de Med.e.on 5e Superl:elSes.
teTre7os. GeserrrinS- supeCsIc'es. etc- . &-t
DiecionSsiy ToDuaAr Ge II tsnEla NS %,
,elaaa. Empas-aIO en- te-a ina : -
D!eciopara de iasisS hsp@Hos &C Do ,r
s.Go. I@s,a dc IeEcalEa ; VtN
Djccionauc q luSIes-EsPancL. De Dol
sic. Pasta dC pIa ....-,..- ) UH'
Diec.onsr.o &c Ia=.es y EsDaaoi. Poz
AaScl: y u Lausnnn- Il EeJcv e.
~ seuezo. Contieuc rs TOceS mas
nodcrazs. en- a=tes. c'encias 9 Indus
y-zs. 49, IcspcIcCS para c-cSI5l7 )
hAbE.z anbcs ld,a1nas. etc 100000 -,
Geomc-ria Elemental .......--..,-. Csc
Il Inyiss Sc Maestro. en- 70 Lece!oGes
nes. son = -pCoUuuc;ac.on l%uEsaa-
A "a Rlsuca . .....-......... ; 900
Enpastado ea tea --.....-....... 5 100
h AnSe! del Horar. Lihso 2r:ne-o DC
~leCIurS. PARA n1Das ....,-.. ; Veo
gnsc1znza S:musLanea. gov Matte .-. 5 $50
z Discipllo. Collection de A. ~eVaaeF-
Dos de dIbuo ...,..-''- ; i.Ve
FL Angel dsl HoSar. Lisro S~e$uado s oeV
Ia ps-ls &C "a Casa. Tessee ASEo de
r. Angel del EoEsr @'g
Eleneato de Grammatical CGs-eia-d ; e.
GrAmatlrS Css-slala, sssIa 10 Ac~Gc-
mlz con ia CORA Ne Ns A-4GiN-@L'S7
= dIminutlyUs, dos comprises Ea'@'
DIS &c prcSCcla ' OrtJGs4-I.. &c. : L."
G=amatlca Pracuca &c = LcaS4s !nSte-
II ne-o- cora pS-S ~ cs-G-to
grammatical dc iL.Ila 'us4es. IN g"
40, en- tea -.-..-.-.. --.--+..-- : 80
C-snsyca DC IA Real Academia Lspa-
aols. Cl.rua ecjcJoa ~ iorao. KEN ; g
Lecc.oGes Gs CJsaS Wv
Libyo yr.meco de lns!ss ; Espaaoi o.
Lecs!oass g CcSaS. PIG Las H. Leon -
LrrJOr N-xlcano PglmcsC, P'- Us-oy : 60
Lector MeNluaHO, SeSaEco . e 40
La Repuohrs aeKlcauA- SeSEFAt@
mental yo- DetSst!LO .--...--.-..' ; -
Libro &c 2r:me-o De L@ctu-a per CS--
IA
Lec.o. Hsxieanc. Terce-o .-..'.. =,
Aaauaa NO. l -
Nzu.lGa No. = ~
si4lruA No. s :,
MzudsTI No. ! ,.-.------ -
S!snusvli so. =
Maa.eEu No. 9 -
Yelsaos de EscrIOi5 Nec,:v@. --..--. ; '0g
Manual go:rg.e.o &c U.oaa.aad o.
Pron.uario &c O5tv1Esti. de il LcnEns
LES.r.!aaA .--.-..s-,----
Priras- L.oro <e Re tae'oaes. com2'
slc,0ue- r".A-'@s a ~ Sss~s.1' n q,
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xoyELAs H1sr0RTcAs y PorUIAR6s

xoyELAS HISToRIcAs y PorULAR6s
\ - CENTAyUS CADA UNA
.Nbclar5o y Eloi>a
Amor &c MaGre
Be-toldo, Be-Jcidino y Cacascno
Car!C-nzGno q los l. Ps.-s lie F-72eis
Diego C0--icntes
poaa JUaniJa
Ia Hae-tsaa De bruse!z,
f Ba-bero &c SeviAa
Es2;aas de U"a far
Fic- &c IN Di.
Gencvcvs de B=av4nte
Herman Co-tsS y Ma-iaE
L-g-eaa Borg.a
Los Anan:cs de Te-uel
MaEOu LeSc&ut
Na-ca-ila de BOrEOHa
C;e.c. q roro De Neaecla
Pablo ) Virginia
Romeo Y JulIe:g
T.e.ats amos . 4 vida de IN JugsLor
AvENTURAS De SHERLOCK
HOLMES
\ 30 CENTAVOS CADA TONIC
Il V-udedor &c CaGaycEes.
II Eclo del D.ama2te AZGl
- Eija del Usu-ero
Blackwell el P.ra.z del TameSls
Jasa q Dest-pato-
Los Monede.oy F4lSos - Londres
la Malta SanErien,E
Ia N@dicO Criminal
I! Te-zLaea:o del Director
Sherlock aolsnss y e Contra6andistA
Ce Opio
IN h Esccuc.a de! Crmcu dc pits
burg.
: hs Pue-,z, &c = Muert-
Ia vilda R0ja de Pans.
ID Ecst,a Hamana
Jua Socac d@ Tc-ro.
- Robo de! Collar de PERKS
L. infz-le Posada de! Cairo
81 Naul.agio de Corfu
Ii Rey lc .os Candi!os
AvENTURAS De Joan c. RA-
TIES
50 cEETavos CADA TONG
Il. Iac5sai.o M.s,srioso
In Robv cu e! P&Lsc:o Aea!
Fl Principe JusaGor
+ Ass..o ca q Sleeping
J.. AHao Ro.o
~ Ee-eIerc &c Blackstone
FL Sccrsto dsl Anii!O
u P-rs.den.e &c las Colonies
Fl False Salte4doS
- Douccl2 R-p:ada
e gasi del Negro
VI Icso-s de! RoEhi
I'm ylaje de BOd4s
e S4cegdoye Gel so
Z! Tcscro del Estado
In Ia Rz-oGe-a
Il scc--to del ;eso-o
opRAs De cARLorA BRAEME A
80 CENTAVoS CADA UNA
Aa.5-es Suhimes
~ scc-cto &C Lady Mu-ieI
In 81 Mansns dc I"GL
Entire dos Fccad0s
Inycuc.b,c Amer
IA Coudesa &c Cradoc
IL Ven,acion De urR Mu.s'
Il Es:-rlN &C Amor
l.. Noderna Cenicienta
sueEos del CorSzon
Ma. Dcb.l que una M-je7
Ina .Gcha de Amor
-Gc- : F&Tss
DRRAs De CAROLINA
NTERNILIo
Arr-,- T---Iros. Dc~ tomoS - -
81 F,-,.. 4e. Au:smo y Ls-' FureSIo- ) ~
C,rrr,r de Nad~c. Dos tUanoS $1,000. -
So---,t a. uDr.rc. Dos -u.Bos --..r.. ; i.-S
CaS-na Elr.na. tua.u, tones .....' -
Draraas ig. .N.uitrslv. Oost ONES ----- ; l.-o
Il Gcuiu JE. MIi --.-... 80
h U.amo rg-u ----- 80
~ S.,.c,o d. au HanuIao -.-. > o'oe
~ H,r, del Aaa-iu.S.a. Dos lonEeS-.. -
- NfD.--ur ac- rcIllo. De- i"taV~ t-V
- >horssJy De- IIsq!c- Ilato N-aoS -
Amo.ss NataElo-. De- s2n'9 -
80 E~-rcpes Dc D.-yC.'ua. L"- c1c ) IN
- Nariac. ~iHtaGlr-. 200 ~1@s > ~
- 1rsEe..a5 de los csloS- CoatSo to -
-.--...-.-.. Nv
- uifs de- IL Po=tSra. Dos ;clo---- l-@o
- E.surrcccIen de IN Au=e- ..-..-'. ) o0V
- ,l.,.artna Gel IeAI-o Real. Dos 10
-. : L--o
s-SC RI n..e. &c !os Apes Dos
+I-,o, ; A.-o
,aaos de su Inporre en- Gro
Carta Certificaoa, al
LOZAN0,
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MELCHOR P. CARDENAS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-12-27

Por 10 que st rcficre al fraude electoral On Ne
xico. tan criticado ahora. SDesdc cuando Sc vicne
cometicndo en- nucStro pals csa buria con los ciuda-
danoS Y la lev. Y 81 en- cStos tempos nornlaicS, los
hombres cultos dieron csc eiemplo de lnmoraIidad,
Como vamos = csperar cstrcto apego a la ley cleo
toral. dcntro dc la Decentralization social ; politica que
causara en- Ia ambicion inculta y sedienta dc los re
zagados. 81 dcstete violento y Tornado de suS antiques
pulpos que. por su largo estacionamiento en- los pucs-
tos ~piblicos, va cram carnc misma de Ia ubrc del
erario nacional?
Ciertamente. la connection social : politica de
Mexico. iniciada en- 1910 y que adn ~subsiste, no ha
sido suficiente a desarraigar los maloS cjcmpios que
nos Iegaran nuestra culta aristocracia del sabcr y
del dinero.
No apoyo nj disculpo Ia inmoralidad del hecho az
tual. pero insisto en- juzgarlo como una consecuen-
cia del pasado, Y por 10 tanto cargo Ia responsaolli-
dad 4 los que nos legaron csc precedente.
Por 10 CUE Sc refiere 4 las buenas formaS, es-
pcciaimente en- socicdad, cs inegablc que impresionan
acknowledgements al golpe dc vista, y alhagando a Ia
vanidad. sui2stionan : rccomiendan Y por 10 tanto
mas vale posccrlas cue career dc elias: sin que este
Quiera dccir que en- cl fondo valga menos un oorc-
TO vcstido dc mcsclilla. que un ratero flexible de Gin
tura. vcstido dc lcvita. Y semi-malavarista hacienda
~prodigios con cI sorbctc. los guantes Y el baston.
Giro detallc de frascologia. que da lugar q sos
pechar de intenci6n prcmeditada para IN fin precon-
cebido es. el que dice: Los ~paladines de Ia democra-
ella han improvisado fortunes etc iPor que no dijo
cl senior cditorialista Los maos clementos carran-
cistas" 0 cualcsquiera otra Erase que d~esignaSe la in
mCralidad dc ~dctcrmiEados elemcntos reVolucionarlos
Y no Ia generalidad? pues, perdonando mi poca mo-
dcstia Y usando dc las propias cxprcsiones del sclor
editorialista. los ~paiadines dc Ia democracia". 0 mas
bicn dicho, los que creiarQos dc buena fc, que nues-
tro esfuerzo iba Ell pro dc IL democracla, luchamos
por ella en- los 'campos dc conlbate, y hoy, luchando
a todo brazo con Ia miseria, nos buscamos cl pan
en- TERRA extraha trabajando ardua, pcro honrada-
mente.
Esperanto senior Director que esta segunda par
te de mi opinion sobre el Problema Mexicano, lie me-
rezca a su recto c~riterio Ia misma atenci6n que mi
anterior. por clio artic:padamente lie da las gracias
Su Affmo. s. S.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-22
THE PAINFUL SILENCE OF T.R.
DRESIDENT WILSON'S going to f,

DRESIDENT WILSON'S going to Europe to be
present at the peace conference is not COM
mented upon adversely by any one of our es-
teemed ex-presdcnts. In fact, it is not commented
upon in any way whatsoever by one-half of our ex-
presidents-he Roosevelt half; and, as the familiar
advertising phrase runs there's reason" On the
other hand, the other half OF our eX-presidents is
openly commendatory. This is what Mr.. Taft says
81 am glad President Wilson went to Europe to
attend the peace conference. His going will have a
great effect the world around in assuring its peoples
that democracy will be the keynote OF the treaty to
be made
Brave words bravey spoken! Compared TO them,
the silence of Mr. Roosevelt is the silence OF a man
who fears to speak out in meeting at this particular
time. For the first time in history Mr.. Roosevelt
has opinion to express to the wisdom or unwis-
dom of something which some other public has
done.
The reason? 1t is easy to find the reason. Moth
ing that Mr. Wilson has done possibly do has
suited or possibly suit Mr.. Roosevelt. The latter
would not be running true to form If he commended
the president Mr. Taft has done, for going TO
Europe Nevertheless Mr.. Roosevelt himself would
have gone to Europe had he been president and he
would not have waited for the armstice and the peace
conference; he would have sailed over army
transport a batteship and taken personal command
of the armies in the field. No earthly power, and
very probably no power unearhly either could have
kept T. r. in this country had he been president dur
ing the
His silence Just now is painfu-- must be painful
indeed to himself. We smypathize with the Colonel,
for we dislike to witness unutterabe agony in
man whom we don't particularly admire. Even at this
distance from Oyster Bay almost hear the Colonel
groan
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-22
THE SERIOUSNESS OF SENATOR REED

THE seriousness OF Senator Jim Reed OF Kansas
| i City is thing to Mr. Reed not only
! is 4 soemny serious person in general
aspect and demeanor but he takes himself seriously
which is surprising. In certain respects
he is what worshippers of near-heroes loosely
term "a brilliant man. In other respects he does not
shine so that his light makes dark places resemble
a. m. in summertime
In other words Mr.. Reed is not always the same
as to brilliancy. But there is respect in which
he is the same always, namely his propensity to take
ofense quickly and resent hotly. Mr. Reed will fight
with word-weapons-at the drop of the hat. His
occasional in the senate out of it, prov
ocaon which other would pass up imma-
eral serves enhance the gaety of nations, and in
that sense the senator from Kansas City is public
benefactor.
But upon the present occasion arise to defend
the Kansas City senator. When he asking ques-
tions at the propaganda inquiry yesterday witness
insinuated that Mr.. Hearst client OF Mr. Reed.
The senator resented it promptly as he had excellent
to do, and the witness offered apology which
was not accepted. The nsnuation offered too fine
an opening for a word-battle and Mr. Reed turned
loose his linguistic guns.
We are with the senator in his taking that insn-
uation seriously To be legal representative Of Mr.
Hearst in such cause as the one under way at Wash
ingon certainly is in Mr. Reeds line, and the
dignity of the senate may be sent away
back to sit down when a member is accused OF such
employment
Another fine day for duck and Red Cross dollars
Are YOU "ioiner' enough to oin the Red Cross ? |
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-22
DALLAS AND DROUTH.

TWO significant items appeared consecutively in
/ yesterdays Dallas News One headed
'Prisoners Are Scarce at Municipal Farm" The
next item caponed "Will Serve Turkey Dinner
at Poor Farm According TO the information in the
first item, ii Dallas has any prisoners its municipal
farm at Christmas they will enjoy "jam-up Christ
massy' dinner at Mayor Lawthers instance. But
listen to the mayor:
"Prisoners becoming very scarce persons at
the farm nowadays. don't suppose we have had one
in week so.'
persons at the county farm otherwise the poor
farm, will eat turkey, with cranberres and the other
things that go with the bird. Let express the hope
that there won't be any boarders at the municipal
farm, that there will be plenty of good things
the other farm.
The significance OF the first item lies in the fact
that Dallas has become dry town. While
parison as to the number OF prisoners before and
after prohibition is made we venture the guess that
there used be so many Christmas boarders that
institution that it difficult for the turkey go
around. 1t may be taken for granted that long
as Dallas remains dry there will be very few board
at the municipal farm.
And further, it may be predicted with a
able degree of accuracy that in a few years the
population OF the poor farm will decrease materially,
and for the same reason inaSmuch many paupers
manufactured by the booze industry
The Dallas News should give the figures to
city prisoners at the holiday season just before the
city voted itself saooness.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-22
BILLY SUNDAY SAYS IN THIS SERMON
THAT REAL RELIGION MEANS ACTION

fusing Jesus Christ permission to
enter.
Religion is in your will, not in
your handkerchief, not in the lach-
rymal glands. You have got to do
something more than snuff and blow
your nose and say, Come to Jesus.
Service to Humanity.
That crying out OF mans nature
for something that he does not pos
sess, by all the sweet memories of
your childhood, by all you have felt
and all you have seen and hoped for,
that which brings you here night
after night is God saying Behold |
stand at the door and knock, let me
come in
Without the life OF Jesus there
is no perfect teacher. Without the
death OF Jesus Christ there is no
atonement for sin. And without the
resurrection of Jesus Christ I have
staked nv salvation on dead Jew
sleeping in the tomb OF Joseph OF
Armathea. But in Jesus Christ |
have my way, my truth, my life made
clear.
He says, Behold, I stand at the
door and knock, and il you will let
me come in, will change the foun-
tains of your life. Where it is bitter,
| will make it sweet. Where it is
dark, | will make it light. And
through you, / will reveal to the
world what real, true religion is
The service that God wants, my
friends, is service 70 humanity in
the name OF Jesus Christ. That's
what wants. Oh, but a fellow says,
serve God What do you do 4 go
to church, so does the devil and
he beats you there every day, too.
They never opened the door. nor
rang the bell that the devil wasn't
Johnny -on-the he-spot.
You say, L pray so does every
body pray. Every man-if you have
not prayed, you will pray, unless
God knocks you down so quick, you
haven't time to draw your breath.
Wolf in Sleeps Clothes.
"Oh, | should think when you see
men and women are on the road to
hell you would be willing to do
something to bring the word OF
Jesus Christ! If you couldn't show
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-22
A ROLL-CALL OF HONOR.

TOMORROW is the last day of the Red Cross
i Christmas roll call From state headquarters
has gone out the whole of Oklahoma a
ringing challenge to victory, nasmuch as the cam
paign has been saggng badly in many spots This
challenge applies to Ardmore and Carter county as
to many other parts of the state.
Today and tomorrow should be red-etter Red
Cross days. The need for funds is urgent Only one
dollar is asked of any individual, though nobody is
barred from giving more. Are the American people,
safe and snug at home going to ignore the pressing
claims of their sick and wounded men who have
borne the brun OF battle and won the worlds grand
est victory?
That victory was for every one OF us, and
for our posterity Those made the world safe
for democracy-and no idle phrase is that. 1t means
that the world has been made safe to live in with
Self-respect as chief asset provided the individual
lives and acts to merit seli-respect
Now is the time to subscribe your name to the Red
Cross Christmas roll call. 1t is going to be roll OF
honor in after years. You will like yourself better
for having your name there; and that matters great
deal more than having other fellows like you.
Now, Ardmore and Carter county come around
and sign up!