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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
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PARIS, Febrero 15.-ImpaSible,
sin Ia e muestra de alteration
o tenor, Bolo Pasha, que fu6 decla-
RADIO antenoche REQ de alta TRACTION,
! escucho aver la s%entencia de muel-
te pronunciada contra el, de labios
del Coronel Voyer, presidente del
Consejo de Guerra que 10 juzgo. Ell
tremendo fallo fue leido por ell CO.
Tonel Voyer, en- medic de un silen-
clio profundo, sin que ell publico que
llenaba ell salon de Ia Corte Marcial,
hiciera ninguna demonstration GUAM
do ell ~presidente termin5 Ia lectura
de IA sentencia. Bolo Pasha sacudio
lieeramente Ia cabeza y Sc encogi6
De hombros, regresaado luego a su
zelda, entire sus g~uardianes, con la
fnisma impasibilidad conque habia
cntrado al salon.
E! publico que no pudo entrar al
salon y que Sc hallaba aglomerado
Ell las afueras del edif;cio, tan prom
10 como Ia noticia de la %sentencia
dc muerte Sc extendio, prorrum 10
en- un intense murmullo Y mucnos
hubo que prorrumpieron en- aclama-
clones de avrobaci6n por la pera
impuesSa para el traidor. Despues, Ia
r~ctic:a Sc propal5 por toda la Gu
dad. con una asombrosa rapidez.
e. Consejo de Guerra conden6 al
acusado por uranimidad. Dicto tam
biGn .su fallo contra otro acGsaho,
c5mc!ice de Bolo: David Porcherc,
q quien declare culpable del delito
de "trafiear con 81 enemigo," impo-
ini&ndoie con tsl motive una pena
ncror CUE Ia de Solo.
Los ~iucces ~deiiheraron ounce mi
Cutos Il 10 sumo = cuando regresa-
ron n! salon, facilmente pudo COM
; pcenderse que ia suerJe dc Boio e$-
taba Seilada.
Los defensores del acuSado inter
2ondran cl recurso de ~apelaci6n, Sc
gin Sc sabe, pero la c~reenc;a gene
raj es que tai recourse no prosperari,
naes sc rec que sclamente "con la
i7u:-te de Bolo, mocira el boloismo."
F;iiono Caval!ini, otro scusado re
compiicIiad con Boio, cue Sc encuen-
ia pccso CT italia, fu& tambiGn
coadenado i muerte, ST bien dicho
p-iSlonero no esta bajo ia jurisdic-
, ci6r de los trihunalcs frarceses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
AUTO RORADo.

La Compsnia LENT Speed Truck,
Sc queio a las autoridades aver tarde.
de que le habia sido rooado un au-
tcmovil Ford, cinco pasajeros. mar
edo con ell registro nunero ST9.
FL departamento de detectives to-
no co-a de esta nueva hazana de
los ladro2es de automobiles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
-

WASHINGTON, Febrero is
Una venganza parcial por los raids
alemanes sobre las trincharas ocupa-
das por los americanoS, ha sido TO-
mazda por las tropas de este pals. en-
e. frente de Ia Champagne, donde,
seg1n Sc revelo aver por primera vez,
operan artilleros americanos. Tn in
forme Official frances, dado a Ia pu-
h!;cidad aver, indica que esoS arti-
lleros americanos sostuvieron I'm fue-
go de barrage con muy buen eXito,
protegiendo un raid de las tropas
francesas en- un extenso sector, :
gracias a.lo cual estas pudieron pene-
trar en- las l.neas enemigas hasta
Ia tercera Inca de trincheras. Ciento
cincuenta o mas prisioneros fueron
hechos al enemigo en- esa acci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
CZERNlN DIRA POR QUE FRACA
aaron LOS ESFUERZCS PA
RIA LA PAZ.

AMSTERDAM, Febrero l5.-El
Condo Czernin. el Ministro austro-
.h4nga-o lie Rclaciones Exteriores,
scc6a dice I'm despacho ~p-ocedente
dc Vieaa. IA anunciado su ~intenci6n
de dar INA cytcnsa information d las
Ge,egac!cres de los dos reinos, sobre
10 tratado en- las negociaciones de
raz en- Brest-Litovsk, ell sabado pa
sado asi como sobre 81 iltimo discur-
so del r-e:idente de los Estados
Unidos, Mr.. Woodrow Wilson.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
MEXICANO ATROPELLADO

Jose Ortiz es Ell nombrs de lin
c~ompatriota nuestro que fue afro
pellado por I'm automovil aver a las
.G.S5 en- Ia eSquina de la Gale No
vena Y Avenida 8.
Ortiz sufri0 heridas de pocaS con-
secuencias Y Sc lie transporto Il su re-
Sidencia que eSIa en- Ia casa numero
AS de la Gale So. Pecos.
La polieia tom6 nota de este acct
dente Y detuvo al chauffeur eau
ssnte Gel atropello.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
Artilleros a~rrlericanos
en- Ia Champagne
Cooperas1 cor los france.
ses en- Ell ataque

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; on February 18th. aS required by :
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
B0L0 PASHA EMPAVIDO
Ante La hiUERTE
Escucho sin inmuGarse Ia
terrible sentencia

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
EXTRAi EXTRA
Sc VINO IA GUERRA!

, Este tslaScopto le orrecs IL metCr
oportunidad que sc ha pTeSenlaGo p3rs
yer las grandeS yiStaS a dist9ncia. YEA
los SloboS. bat3llaS m~arttiuIaS. come
] tas. EclipseS de Sol Y de Luna Las ba
/ alias ] gran diStanc!a las vera por
4 sanadC. In mararilloSo Y ercelenis
/ suS propiCS OioS. RanchcToS. HarenGa-
\ dos: USiedeS 10 necsSitan para yer So
4 Instruments por tan baIo prscto. De
y berisa pcseerlo los hombrsS. mujeres
\ y nifoS- Este teleScopio de 5 secciones
vale solo si-5o. Tiene s. pulgadas ey.
4 tendid0. Carrsdc mide once pui
. ssdaS. LentsS claroS &c eIcelente CO
q lidad. TuboS de prCnSa pulido con d1
4 CuoiertaS protectors para los eXtrs
q mos. Sc erviara i cualJuier direccHt
q DOT 81 80 y Is centavoS para porte. Pj
4 talo hoy, pueS solo yenderemos 100 Q
este precto baio
FISH EIGH 4 CO., Dept Is
CHICAGO. III
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16

mayor ctyculsc!on en- los Estldos Unidosr
' Dor 10 tsnso Of meSor pars los mum
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
OLD PHONE, TRAVIS f4ii.

~ iais, NJ the Post Office u San Aato
MO, TeI., UNDER the Act. OF March ], M
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-02-16
Extraction de Muelas
Fijadas Y Rellenadas de Orc

81 f@A
czto Tn
Ibuan Den
tiEn, que
haga IN
Gabajo f.
no. con a
mejor orc
y demas
matersles,
v q Ga q
yerDOA lie
Gremos o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

J. nWhl'lng uN'rHrnS "iiFIr ht- 90.
turned home. having boon unu't 'h ..
iIs, hhtv'd flru ih' r'r...'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
lMP0STERS STEER AWAY
J FROM THIS OFFICE SIGN

we dn our ,htili1hlr wurl
through Tulst county humane -'.
,irty aud have contributed tur 1919
~ charitable projects cnurid"tti
unl.s. endorsed by the 30 iri
This 10 the inscription ~ the uni
I'd chariti,s card iwurd 90 iN uru
hofH hy the ruln Humane tp'l"'N
Grhft'is whp FNin ih"ir Hu. .''uHn'c
iu the name uf charity lecp away
from offices ana nus'nrw housrh
whctr the above rlrl u displayed
Tor they know u"it pr"ie' H VIII MOT
bear investigation ln many rh'i"H
one solicitor Wi'i E'i htf thc
amount thnf should TO- donated 90
charities The Tu.tl county Sosir'N
II supported h, rulHtnH only hnd
any outsider claiming cog'll1an'r
should be- investigated
Tho members Who have not ro.
cclved their cards fDi igla hhi best
call the office phou" N2i ana the
representative ~ The Organization
viii call aud deliver ntms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
DR.. GRlGGS IS BOOKED
FOR SERIES OF LECTURES

Arrangements are hcing made for
the course ~ lectures tn hr given
bv pr iiowHtd & Gfisr- under th'
management ~ he board of cduca'
tion. beginning January d
Doctor Griggs viii deliver 49,
ri-s ~ sls lectures ON War ana IN"
R.oons fuCtion Of Democracy tn"
snhiect viii be- treated from both the
practical and idealistic standpoint
las, year Doctor GtiEgs WIS CON
,tacicd IN Tulsn and spoke On va
rious selections from literature HIS
-iccess Wa unqu"siioned ana thos"
who h-nrd hun IN h'' firw lecture
didn'i fail to hear him In any nf the
remaining five
tn. lecturer var formerly speaker
In Harvard university on literature
ana philosophy and to the people ~
Tulsa who appreciate the hest IN
every thing Doctor Griggs comes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
80 -
Diamond Buuinq

IL may not be amiss at this late day
to repeat that the MONTROSE
SHOP is showing the largest and
most varied assortment of PER-
Feet DIAMONDS this side of New
York City.
that, while our Shop is somewhat
out of the Rush District" yet our
prices are from 1000 to 800 less
than In the Cheaper district.
II will pay in more than one way to
walk the few additional blocks TO
our Shop. You will gain the saving.
Firstly-by visiting the most
unique Shop in the United
States, If not in the world.
Secondly-by being received
and made to feel more like
at home than at any home
you have ever visited.
Thirdly - and most import
ant: PRICES! /! As every piece
of Jewelry in the MONT
ROSE SHOP IL the sole prop
erty Of the proprietor Of the
SHOP-bought and paid for
long before the War at
prices then prevailing we
are much better able to offer
PERFECT DIAMONDS at
prices that cannot be met by
Merchants who carry stocks
on m m d u m for the
Christmas month only. and
who are compelled to divide
their profits with the owners
of their exhibitions, who are
on the premises to watch and
sell their merchandise.
Every article in the MONTROSE
collection is genuine. We sell no
imitation or imperfect G. ms or
Jewelry.
Our Money back for
the asking" ANY TIME, signed m
long hand by the proprietor, which
accompanies every sale.
Unlimited Credit Extended to
Those Morally Entitled TO H.
Our References: Dun's, Brad i
streets, any Bank in Tulsa. No one
yet has ever asked for their money
back. Twenty-one years in business
and never owed a human being one
cent beyond the day Of maturity
Open Evenings Until Christmas
MOntrOSe OfNeW York
Goldsmith. silvrrsmith and Antiquarian
Main, Corner Fifth
Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
OF interest To Women
p,ii.N Tiibt.,iiI.

DNiiN IiiDt
1le that giNra all though hit utile
gives much hr,auu" Gu.i books not
to the quantity ~ the an. hui 10 the
qualify ~ The givrtH aQuarl'H
iridn,
Ian" AddamH chnutaupia meeting
In library
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

1lo tito 1850 tor Itr' which
IpH hr'u given to the suprr feature
100 Nht.h 'ho distinguished aud ipl
,.i'd ,..'tts. tnHluu'u-l N,rfrd.
and vql,h ,,Iu hr 10, Ntp,tiuu ~
lho stand rh'li,i ON SUNDAY, Muu
I.t tn1 'lut It. VtH. ,uuH,n fut thr
Il.HfI.i g ih, actress hei-"lt
,lIH.m,a I.IiiNs N.h his rid,r.
VI, Nuf.N
VI " u s..f., t,iIfuri ,r-tcr.
HI. u.f.... fum Sew Franklin.
Me-. Whri, b. has been the guest of
. upiu,r Nj = \ S'ui,. aud
.Ihc Ir.,aN".
Me Ava lhurl student at
rutfs, ,nIrg' N'trit. Nj. vii or
ti,' iu Iulht StiItit, g. speud the
holiday iU'auuu With her sister.
N.a lrs'ir Ntg'r'r luj North
lhpouiN
Mrs otto lihVrY. NHo has h"rn
setiuuHi, ilI With influenza H Slightly
improved Mr. liaNrS Who fnt the
past fnur months has hr"u stationed
1T Camp Itkr, An, returned h"m"
yesterday hnVlns been dischhis
from the s"rNicr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

siiEFFIEl.D. Ma bee ~
Twenty tour indictments char sins
frN drgtcr murder were returned
h, the sheffield copr,v grand Jury
har today " - result ~ recent
Nu,hinUs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
JUNIORS WILL ENTERTAIN
TONIGHT AT GYMNASIUM

Complimentary 30 tho faculty the
juniors ~ the local hirh school Will
entertain tonight with a party In the
gymnasium
Just to proNe that the juniors are
Original they have adopted the
hntpy plan ~ making every one
who comes buy ticket that II, W
course excepting the faculty The
president ~ the clpSs, bradford
Williams. explained that the juniors
had taken .iuto consideration the
financial status ~ the pcdR goeues
nud consequently viii not require
tickets of them This decision np-
pcAls TO the faculty
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Iclp them tn function R they
ought tu NJ thom oU,nWontlly win
nr kings Sew lAf" ililH Clrhn nTo
the system - undermining impuri-
tira Mud iu action rcllishic and CON
Portable Nour druggist has them.
ghr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20
w OMNceln and
War WogI6

Phone 20 "a

irihH>
TulSa chapter - g. q i'l 'tnsa
hrhduunTtrtn
Drama league Rcd iTurr
Shakespeare club irh Gross
Ahhu court ladf', Nhuur. Ma
sonic han
knights unl l,di' uf NrDufl'',
RED cross httduu rpfr
Mnruingsii' - d, ltri Groom
catholic unit meets "a h'liGua
trrH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Take LAXATIVE BROMO QulNtNE
trnhletsl n stops the cough ana
Headache and works OF the Cold.
H. ". GROVES signature on each
box. 30c.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

I'm glad the war ended when 4,
did
why Tummie7"
"No danger ~ airplanes getting
after Santa Claus
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Robert llnJs'u Nn, .t '''.ui''
~ Mhr,s 'rlI'gr. NIH rr'nl Odd"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

one hundred hats reduced 10 sell
for s. and SO each. Mann Hat
shop, Sinclair building ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-20

Sniui,ia,

Mr charles T.. lourh.c ir who
was stationed 81 Camp MERRITT, )
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09
TEUTONS RELAXING PRESSURE EAST
OF ADlIENS, BOMBARD PICARDY
Germans Gain Slightly at Extreme Loss East of
Noyon-T Thought That They Contemplate Eff
fort TO Assail Entente Forces Near Arras-
Double Blow From Huns Thought Possible
Foch Battles Foes-French Locate Long Dis
tance Gun and Shell It's Position.
lBy Frank Charlton. /. n. S. Cable Editor


Relaxing their direct against the allied positions
Amens the Germans have continued lombard along Pardy
battle front and in sectors north of the battle with the
violence.
concentrated fire being directed along
between Lens and La Bae canal Further SOUTH the point
German wedge the Germans have heed the allied positions the
sectors of Vlers- BretenneuX and Mericourt Able
On the southern side of the salient where the French hold
ing the ne the Germans extreme losses themselves forced
the French to retire slightly in the sector of the Disc and Aete
rivers east of Noyon
The battle has another period of stagnaon
the infantry fighting concerned but there indication
that the Germans for another blow north of Arra
which viii extend the battlefield length of than 120 miles
1t not yet plain whether the Germans hope begin often
sve with view trying reach the of the English channel
But it is becoming and evident that the Germans will
widen their salient by striking from the northern southern
sides that the dangers Of great flank attack by the Angrnch
armies will be averted
However by widening the
would naturally extend their lines towards the the
time would the British hold Vmy ridge and Arra
and strengthen the German grip Lens.
The Lensa Bassee district been made historic the
giles that have taken the early days the
to the northwest and north of Lens uuch and Hill No 70 for
possession OF which countless lives given both sides
itself the objective of British offensive year and
while they able get into the suburbs the Brtons
break the German hold the place Lens
the gateway the coal fields northern France and the al
lies had hoped to break through and wre the mines from German
control.
in the series of battles if Arras their immediate objective
South Bucquoy there minor salient uttng into the British
front and the Germans might try accomplish two results at
drive that region If successful they would straghten
their line and at the time the Aas railway
menacing Arlas on the southwest
the twentieth day Of the struggle far decisive
sight General FOchs strategy the
MAJ completely baffled
The location German range gun that
shelng discovered and it being bombarded by
artillery French amen according report crcu
GOban Creepy miles northwest
seventy miles northeast of the northern suburbs of Paris
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09

PARIS, April "a lull developed in
the infantry fighting on the French
section of the Picardy battle front
last night, but the Germans continued
to lombard furiously
The French war office announced
at noon that heavy artillery duels de-
veloped on both sides along the front
north of Montdidier and from Mont
didier to Noyon.
In accordance with orders advanc-
ed French troops on the southern
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09
Kahn Leader for
New Draft Law

WASHINGTON, April 9.-The ad-
ministration again has called upon Ju-
lius Kahn, Republican, to lead the fight
for the enactment of draft legislation
in the house. Kahn led the fight for
the passage of the original selective
draft law year ago, when Chairman
Dent of the house military affairs
committee declined to be the admin
istration spokesman. The new draft
quota bill, to which there is powerful
opposition in the house, will come up
for consideration Thursday.
"The opponents of the bill are still
clinging to a belief in the volunteer
system" Kahn said. "They refuse to
see that the volunteer system has been
absolutely discredited by the success
of the selective draft. Official figures
given me by the war department show
that not over 500 men a month are
volunteering, on an average, through
out the country. That means only
two men to a district, yet the men
will stand up and tell you of the in
justice that will be worked upon their
districts under the new system, which
will not give credit for volunteers. ]
have no patience with them"
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09
ORGANIZATIONS STRIVE TO
STIR UP TROUBLE BE-
TWEEN THE NATIONS
Clergymen Often Used
by Kaiser Agents,
Several Organizations Indicted by
DR.. Sperry as Being Under Pay
of Germany-Jeremiah O'Leary
Said to be Go-Between.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Germany
is today carrying on a campaign to
embroil the United States and Mexi-
co, according to testimony offered be-
fore a subcommittee of the senate
judiciary committee today by DR..
Earl Sperry of Syracuse university.
There is a German organization in
Mexico rfow which has for its sole
purpose the causing of war between
the United States and Mexico, Dr..
Sperry said.
The Mexican organization of Ger
mans which is engaged in arousing
anti-American feeling is known as
the League of German Citizens, Dr.
Sperry told the committee. Three
branches of the pan-German league
we're founded in this country, he said,
and propaganda in their behalf was
carried on by DR.. Karl Peters.
Church societies have carried on the
work of "Kaiserism" in the United
States and both Catholic and Protes-
tant clergymen have done much work
in instilling German ideas in their
congregations, the witness said.
The following organizations were in
dicted by DR.. Sperry as being for the
DuIDOSG VI Cal lib O1i 0Si AheiA BAOR
aganda in the United States
The American Embargo conference,
the Friends of Peace, the American
Neutrality league, the American Inde-
pendence union, the American Truth
society ad Labor's National Peace
council.
Franz Won Rintelen was a "free
lance" sent to the United States &c
further this work, DR.. Sperry said
He declared that Won Rintelen came
here with more than 100000 and the
power to make direct bribes to con
gressmen." More than $391,000 was
spent by Won Rintelen, he said, tc
arouse labor against Americas par
ticipation in the war and large par
of this sum was spent through Jere
miah O'Leary, Dr.. Sperry declared.
AS indicative of the German octo
pus" in this country there are thu
present 491 German schools in thu
United States, DR.. Sperry said
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09

NEW YORK, April 9-Repors that American Filler had
made successful trip from New York tosLondon with II pas
sengers startled New York and caused of
ment and attempts to verify the feat
In the Wall district understood the original tip
regarding the performance cable brokerage office
No confirmation obtainabe and the leaders aerial
proessed have hint that such had been
contemplated.
BY it hailed the to Lloyd George
the Americans would give the Germans the big
ges a surprise AT Washington George Cree who
few days said important would be made
which would show criticisms of the
plans groundless promptly announced that he
had such flight in mind in making his statement.
Alan Hawey president of the Aero club questioned the
report.
'Whie anything possible these days. the report
plausible he said IF such machine has been built
this country the fact has been kept quiet Certainly
heard of the construction of machine capable of
such a feat.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09
CASUALTY LIST
TO BE- GIVEN TO
PUBLIC, REPORT
REORGANIZATION TO BE
MADE FOR GREATER
EFFICIENCY
Men to be Shifted in
Many Places
Return of Secretary of War to
Mark Changes of Great Moment
in the Details of Departmental
Work.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-That the
casualty list of the American overseas
forces will again be published follow
ing the return of Secretary of War
Baker from France was intimated to-
day in sources close to the White
house.
The return of the secretary is ex-
pected shortly and with his arrival
the president, it is expected, will per-
sonally take up with him the matter
OF resuming the lists.
1t was also intimated that with the
secretary's return will come reorgan-
ization of the war department The
president is known to be anxious TO
have each man take up work to which
he is especially fitted and working
program for Assistant Secretaries
Crowell, Stettinius and Kepple will be
outlined.
1t is said that the president views
Stettinius as one of his "big men"
CONTINUED on Page 50
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09
EVENING S. S. MEETINGS
BEGIN AT 6 O'CLOCK

Because the daylight saving law
saves so much daylight in the
evening, the women of the city
who are interested have asked
that they be allowed to use an
extra hour of it in their homes
before they attend the meetings
of the State Sunday school con-
ventiOn. which cOnvenes in this
city tomorrow for a three day
session, so the hour for opening
the evening sessions has been
postponed frem z O'clock until
s O'Clock. All other meetings
will be held at the hour named
in the program. The program
was arranged before the new law
was passed.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09
F0RDNEY SCORES
FEDERAL FARM
LOAN MANAGERS
RANKING REPUBLICAN OF
WAYS AND MEANS COM
MITTEE FLAYS BOARD
Never Had Faith in the
System
Declares That Loans Are Not the
Best and Are Made Sometimes
Where Men Could Not Borrow
From Banks.

WASHINGTON, April 9.ZThe fed
eral farm loan board was bitterly at
tackled by Representative Fordney, of
Michigan. ranking Republican on the
ways and means committee, today as
IAN organization squandering the
peoples money-money that is being
raised by war taxes unprecedented" !"
Il have never had any faith in the
success or wisdom of the SYSTEM" he
said. Il am now more thoroughly
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09

control must be brought in the county
or district in which the plaintiff re-
sides or in which the cause of the
action arises. Railway Director Nc
Adoo made this ruling today.
The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09

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The twice-a-week Twin Falls times. (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1916-1918, 1918-04-09

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