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sity OF Virginia hospital unit, who has
been visiting AT the homo of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Lyon. has returned to his
home in Danvillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long. Of phila-
deiphia. who have been spending the
holidays with T. y. Fuller. Mrs. Longs
brother. have returned home.
AIR. and Mrs. w. A. Erwin. Miss sarah
Erwin. Mrs. Hamilton a. Jonee and
little son. Hamilton. III. have rone to
st. Petersburg. Fla. where thyv viii
spend the rest OF the winter.
Mrs. J. b. Mason and little son arc
In baltimore. tho quests OF Mrs. Mason's
mother, Mrs. Shaner
Miss Lucille Baldwin has returned
from Farmvillc where she wna the
maid OF honor at the wedding OF her
sisicr Miss Mary Baldwin. to d., A. NJ,
B!nufn. OF Richmond. which took place
on December y. She Ia now the guest
OF her brother. II. L. Baldwin, In this
city.
Miss Valinda hin entertained Thurs
day Afternoon at tho homo or her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sprunt nm.
on Duke street. a six course luncheon
was served.
Mrs. L. \. Tomlinson. on Duke street.
has az her guest Mrs. W.. u. Whitaker.
OF wilson: Mra. w. Il. wcathetty. OF
Baltimore, and Mre. Carroll of Raleigh.
MISS Elsie Lloyd has returned from,
petersburg. where she has been the
suest or her uncle. Rufus Lee
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MANASSAS

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
MANASSAS. VA. January 5.-Mes W
Fcwcll Merchant and her youne son
john Holt Merchant, have been Wait
ing captain Merchant. at Camp Lea Ana
relatives In Richmond and Chattanooka
Tenn.
Miss Willette Myers spent the week.
In petersburg. where she was the guest
OF her brother and sistcr-in-law R.y
and Mrs. IIarw God T.. Myers.
Mss Eloise Armstead GIdlinxs. NJ
Manassas. and Miss Maud Giddines. or
Germantown. Md. have been nuests at
tho home o. Mrs. Charles G. Glddinra.
Of Lecsburg.
Firhard {. Hayden. OF Round Hill.
Loudouh County, spent the week with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. }Jaydon
Sergeant George c. Lyon. OF Camp
liancock, Ca. has been visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George T. LYON.
MI. and Mrs. Albert Monett Crieler.
OF Baltimore, were recent geusts Of Mrs.
Crigler's brother and sister-In-law. Mr..
and Mrs Q. ID. Waters
Miss Mary Scott has been visiting
In Amherst County
Mis-; E.ugcnia II. Osbourn hah "a
turned from short stay in Baltimore.
Malcolm 5. Kelley. of Harrisburg. Pa.
was the recent guest OF his brother
and sister. Rev. Afford Kelley and Miss
Isabel Kelley, at the manse en- route to
Tampa. Fla, and Havana.
Mrs. S. S. Simpson. Of Hopewell. has
been visiting her mother and sister.
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DURHAM

tSrcciai 10 The Times Dispatchl
DURHAM, y. C.. January 5-Mrs
Mnry Toms was hostess to number
OF her young friends Tuesday evening
Mt the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. &. w. Toms. Music was furnished
during the evening by the Bryant trio.
complimentary TO Miss Clarence
Winder. Of Elizabeth City, ". c., guest
OF MISC Martha Adams. Miss Lilly Nell
son Mason entertained Tuesday after
noon mt a knitting party at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs j. X.
Mason. on Chapel IIill Street
Miss Catherine Baker. Of Jackson
Vile Fla. is the guest OF Miss Annie
Cobb on Morehead Heights
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones has returned
from visit OF several weeks TO Nor
folk.
Miss Pattie Knight. who has been
visiting Miss Martha Latham, in Dam
vile, has returned To her home in Dur
ham.
Miss Margaret Louise Carr enter
tained number of her friends at a
very delightful dance Monday even
ing from SEQ TO IL At the home OF
her parents. Mr. and Mre. j. s. Carr.
Or. y salad course was served
Mr. and Mrs. q. g. Boisseau who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs r. L.
baldwin. on Nickers Avenue. have re-
turned to their home in LawrencevilIe.
L. l.. Baldwin is on a visit to Roanoke
Captain T. II. Miller. OF the tnivcr-
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ARVONiA

Special to The Times Dispatch.l
hRVONfA. VA. January 6.--John w.
Fierce. formerly OF this place, moro re-
Gently of Newport News. spent Christ
mas here with his mother, Mrs. Philip
Jones.
Miss Edith Marie Wilson. after a visit
OF ten dayBiat Bear Garden. New Can.
ton, has returned TO Holline College
TO resume her studies.
Colonel Albert J. Terrell, member Of
the state prison board. was a visitor
in Richmond this week.
Miss Frances Briggs. Of Scottsville,
recently paid a visit TO the Misses Pitts,
at Bellevue" this place
Rev. Stanley White recently passed
here on his way to Howardevillc, Va.
where he formerly preached, and where
he went TO vlsit friends and former
parishloncrs. His home is now at Roa-
noke Rapids. n. c.
d. Livingstone Pierce. of South Caro-
lima, epent Christmas here at his old
home.
Miss Fannie Haskins zand John Has
kins. OF Buckih CHAM, were recent WISH
tors at the home OF DR.. and Mrs. per
kins Glover
Mrs. Joel Hannah. formerly Miss
Winnie Pitts. who spent the HOLIDAYS
here at her old home, returned on
Thursday of this week to Casa, W. Va,
The young people of the vicinity gave
dance al the Masonic Hall on Tues
day night OF this week.
Mrs. A. l.. Pitts and Miss Elizabeth
Pitts were recent visitors in Scot,s-
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward e. Roberts spent
Christmas Day with the latter's father
and sisters In F'armSilc
Miss Gertrude Pierce. student a.
Harri4onburg. who spent Christmas
Win her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
iieree. has returned to her school
duties.
the Arvonia High School resumed
work on Wednesday cf this week. all
inc teachers and many OF the pupils
Icing In place for the beginning ar
tho now year.
Hunter NJ. Duval. United States
Army, hns returned to Cheyenne. wyo.
where he is In training camp.
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BON AIR

Especial 10 The Timcs-DispatchI
BON AIR. VA. January 6.-Onc Of
the pleasant features of the holiday
season here was the New Years dance
held at tho pavilion. The chaperons
were Mr. and Mrs. Marye, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Bassnr
Hr. and Mrs. Whcrry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tioldcrby and Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson.
Among the young people present were
Misses Mary Burlington. Mary and vir-
GINA Cox. Of Eichmond; Miriam Lecky,
OF Richmond: Alexander, Louise Wins
ton. of Richnond: Mary Ferguson.
Julia Wherry, Frances Laird and Finck.
Mao Pitt, Tom Miller. Dudley Brown
Petway Aaron, Henry Winston. OF Rich
rnond; Ned Holderby. Burton and Ed
ward Marye. Holt Burlington Purcell
Walden. Of Richmond. and Yschaner
Watkina, OF Dry Bridge. Fruit punch,
coffee and sandwiches were served. and
tho evening wac much enjoyed by all.
Miss Florence Jones returned Mon
day from Buckner, Va, where she spent
the holidays with her cousin, b. G.
Jones.
Miss Mary Ferguson has returned
10 the Farmville Normal School, after
spending the holidays at her home
here.
Misses Virginia Cox. Louise winston
and Alexander were guests recently of
Miss Mary Burlington.
Miss Florence Kirkland. who has been
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SUFFOLK
[Spccial,o TIN Timcs.D,.n,.ch

tSbttlai 10 Tic IinlCS- Dtspa tch.
SUFFOLK. VA. January 5.-Lieutcn-
ant Irving Truitt. or Chickamauga
Park. is the CUES, OF his parents. MIR.
ana Mrs. Irving Truitt. near Suffolk.
Dr. and Mrs. William II. Mccall. OF
l-aGransc. Ca. are guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Bradshaw.
Miss Matte Williamson. of Wash
inston. is visiting her sister. Mrs.
| Jessie Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank sclis. OF Nor
folk. and l.. Linwood Lehman. or the
Gniversity of Virginia. arc spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan
Lehman.
Lieutenant l.. Pretlow Holland left
Thuraaay for his post at EdEcwood. Md.
Il. X. Allen, who left last week to
spend the holidays with his son. Bois-
seau Alien. arrived at home Sunday
night from Admission.
Mrs. Harold Iludgins. who spent
Christmas with her husband at Camp
Mcclellan. Admission. Ala, arrived at
| home Monday.
Alma Briggs entertained a number
OF her little friends Saturday after
noon at her home on Washington Street
IN honor OF her fourth birthday.
G. &. Kirkpatrick, who has been in
charge OF tho Chamber OF Commerce
work in Suffolk. left Monday for New
York.
W. O. Elan left Monday for Norfolk.
La wrencc Hayes is the sucs, Of SUI
| folk relatives
sidney Maxcy, of Norfolk. ID the
guest OF Suffolk friends
Mrs. Dora Rollins. OF Suffolk. has
returned from n visit to Smithheld
Richardson Joyner. who has been
spending tho holidays in Suffolk. re-
turned Tuesday 10 Baltimore TO resume
his studies.
Miss Mary Stallings, who has been
| in Suffolk for the holidays. will re-
turn TO farrisonburg Normal School
| Wednesday for the remainder OF the
session.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. T. Elliott left on
Monday for New York city to attend
the automobile show.
Mr. and Mrs. Hampton have returned
from visit to Water Lily. y. C.
MISS Cora Chapman, OF Smithficld
left Tuesday for n visit to Norfolk
Miss Rebic Moykcr. of Franklin. who
has been visiting Mrs. James L. Nc
1.omore. has returned TO her home
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HEATHSVILLE
Especial to The Time..D,s,,,,

ISpcelal 10 The Tim es- Disba,chI
FAYETTEVILLE. VA. January 5.-Mr
and Mrs. J. Harper Brent and Iii Burs,
or Richmond. and VIII S Brent. OF
,huckatuck. who have been Visiting
near lcathsvillc, loft for home by am,
,onobile, via Frederici!shurr' Tucsd,r
Or Meade S. Brent, or pc,ersbur.
vas also q visitor here during no
holidays ''
Miss Scitine Rice has returned IA
tredericksbrrG Normal School, ana
laurence Brent To RccdsvilIc High
School. re -
Miss Mamie s,oncham. who spen,
thc holidays a; Monaskom. has re-
turned IN !fca;hsrille.
AR. and Mrs. Asa s. Rice and 60,
hhcoinh have returned from a recent
TIP !" Baltimore and Washington.
senator c. Harding Walker returned
WIS week from trip 10 Charlot;es
yill' and other points.
AT. and Mrs. George Walker AND
Iittlc daughter. Eleanor OF "ponl,r
Fiain' spent portion or the ho,ida 70
Waller. u'hs
The dance at wicomico was nro-
nounccd charming affair and pcrfcc,
success. Numbers from different parts
"i the county were present. and dane
ing continued until a late hour Those
IN attendance from Hcathsville were
Mrs. Randolph S. Brent, Misses Sarah
randolph Brent and kathrync Nelus
Pr Fred p. Brent and Laurence Brent,
Harry Lee Stonehlm OF Lancaster
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home here. has returned to charlottaS. y
VIE and taken UP her school duties.
MT and Mrs. Painter and children. az
GLASGOW. are with Mr.. and Mrs. e. MI
Melton. pIs b
w. A.. Dolen. OF west Virginia, ana
week. IFtses 80
Mortimer CabeIl. of Detroit, MEX
after spending a week at his home h srA1
returned OH Monday last. "a
Aylett Galloway. Or. and Mrs, PutnsS
and MISS Clarence Garlan spent ifSf
week at 'Glenmore," tho hons OF BE-.
@. c. Galloway. go ~
The Misses Horsley. OF Midway Mills.
and Tom Graves, OF westham, have, re- !
turned to their homes after visltins
Mrs. John Dixon. ~
Misa Lila Somerville, OF Lynehbare
spent the week at ''Montezuma.n Hsr
home here. I'd
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NORWOOD

Especial to The Tlmes-Dispatchl
NORWOOD. VA. January 5.-On
Wednesday last the Episcopal Sunday
school gave a Christmas tree party at
christ Church. Rev. Frank Messick,
the rector, was present and gave 4 talk
to the children.
The Red Cross Society gave 4 dance
In the Town Hall on Thursday night,
In which the sum OF s3s was realized.
Miss Anee Cabell. OF Alexandria, spent
the holidays at the Norwood House."
the homo OF her parents here. She re-
turned on Monday last to her school In
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Suddath. of Richmond.
after spending a few days with Mrs.
T. 3. Denton. have returned to their
home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. ScruBgs and chill
dren. who have spent some time In Rus
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iIldue OF WeII-SeaSOned Silver
Grain Spruce. Hence the "Dif
ference in the Tone" From
scientifically constructed Sound
Box to a beautiful piano finish the
Starr has been created a master
piece and has attained distinction
OF leadership with which the ma
turity of Starr musical knowledge
could not help but endow.
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sell County, have returned to their
homo here.
Mrs. II. c. Young was week END
visitor In Lynchburk.
Mre. B. *. Gay and Misc Lillian Cola
day, OF Buffalo. Saturday spent New
Years Day In the homo OF Mr.. and Mrs
George w. Melton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hartford and
children. OF Sabot. spent Christmas with
Mrs. Fannie Hartford and Mrs. T. Fl,
Kidd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Bolton, OF Ohio
were visitors or Mr.. and Mrs. s. r.
Bolton last week.
John Dixon. OF Newport News. is
with his family here.
Earl Banton, Of tho navy, reach ed
hero on Monday last.
Mrs. George w. Cabell Is Visiting In
Salem.
Miss Bertha Dolen, after spending the
week OF Christmas at "Sunhyside." her
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laxative to-day saves sick child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take, the time from play to empty
their bowels, which become clogsed UP
with waste, liver gets sluggish; stom-
ach sour.
Look at the tongue, mother! RI
coated, or your child is listless, cross,
feverish, breath bad, restless, doesn't
cat heartily. full OF cold or has the
grippe or sore throat or any other
childrcn's ailmeht. give a teashoonfui
Of california Syrup OF Figs" then
don't worry, because it is perfectly
harmless. and i'm few hours nll this
constipation poison, sour bile and fer.
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her brother. Alfred Kirkland.
han returned to Washington.
MISS Mary Burlington and Miss Julia
Wherry have left to resume their
studies at Hollins College and Sweet
Briar.
Burton Marye has returned to tho
Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Mre. Robert Bridgeforth has returne ed
from visit to Mrs. Joseph Sadler. or
Forest lInl
a watch night service was held ~
the Methodist parsonage on the last
night OF tho old year.
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has been honorab!y discharged from
Camp Lee on account OF his health.
WaSland Dawson. OF Accomac. 10
visiting his parents ncar Heathsvillc.
Andrew Lewis. Walnut Point. and
Earl Pussy. Hcathevillc. left for Rich
mond Mondey.
Mrs. B. III. II. Hubbard and children.
Of White Stone. are Rests OF her
mother. Mrs. Lloyd T. Smith. at SUN
nysidc.'
T. J. Downing and J. r. Hazard
went TO Richmond this week
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WEST POINT

Especial TO The Time s .Dispatch.l
WEST POINT. VA. January 6.-Mrs
j. l.. Bland entertained the Auction
Bridge Club on Thursday Afternoon,
Presiding Elder Finley Gayle. OF the
Rappahannock district. has appointed
Rev. Mr.. Balderson. Of Urbanna. to
take tho place in the local Methodist
church made vacant by the death OF
the pastor. Rev. J. w. s. Robins.
Charles Todd Bagby. H.. spent the
Weekend In Baltimore, the quest OF
Harry Baker
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menting waste will gently move out
OF the bowels and you have a we'll,
playful child again. thorough "in-
side cleansing" is ofttimes all that Is
necessary. 1t should be the first treat
ment given in any sickness
Beware OF counterfeit fig syrups.
ASK your druggist for bottle
or California Syrup Of Figs" which
has full directions for babies. children
OF all ages and for grown-ups plainly
printed on the bottle. See that it ia
made by tho California Fig Syrup
Company" Don't merely ask for
Syrup OF Figs. but ask for California
Syrup OF FiGs." Remember, "culifor-
nia."-Adv.
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Mrs. Bette Harrison and Miss Lucy
Harrison.
Paul l.. Williams. United States Army.
of Eattiesburc. Miss, has been tho
guest OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
u. Williams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-10-22
WSssY q u \ Ia,
NY 10 9 V q u !
Hsxs sysGa ~ swNsesEss;
"a Z " z 4 d. 4 n Il: Z; s A Y
s. 1 ~; &: 4 q z !

your purpose You know Mr.. Spring.
er personally and have known him
for years AS banker, business man
and man of affairs, you are intimate
~ acquainted with his business
standing. You have been in Santa
Fe much of the time during his per-
iod of service TO his country IS chair
man of the executive committee of
the council of defense You know
how constantly he has been ION the
job and the hours he has worked.
You know, because you have caused
inquiries to be made, that he has not
received a cent of salary, or of ira
yelling or hotel expenses incurred by
him, or any other form Of reward
direct or indirect You know that he
has given this state a striking OK
ample of clean, unselfish. outstanding,
efficient patriotic service.
Knowing these facts, as you per-
sonally do know them. | again call
your attention directly to the quota
tons made herein from New MeXi-
co Democratic No. / issued by au-
thority of your committee, ana / ask
you to state whether yor, your COM
mittee and the candidates YOU rerre-
sent authorize ana approv1 ths quo
tations as given.
As this is a sh0G ca1pli9n ana
as the peou.e are entltcl to all he
facts and 10 The fiji c;t III SSl1lr cor.
rection of errors, Intentional and I'M
which may mislead them,
| request the favor of an early reply.
Sincerely yours,
GEORGE Il. CRAIG,
Chairman, Republican State Com
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The Jarr Family By 10Y !. n.eAnYn..

her Chow dog through the park, you
know" This was alien enemy propa-
ganda to belittle this patriotic meet
ing pf Mrs. Stryvers. Mrs Stryver
felt Sure OF this. She should have de-
nouneed the woman and had her in
termed Instead she smiled and said:
so kind of you to come. though.
Yes, | understand you always rode out
with the Baroness in the park"
This shot hit home, but save that
the suspected Mrs. Gabbit blanched
under her makeup she never flinched.
And i was so busy today, too
Mrs. Gabbit went on with murder
Gus grimace that she thought was q
smile. l told the dear Baroness all
about 1t. The dear thing has no wor-
ries OF any sort--servants, you know.
The Baroness occupying as she does,
a suite at the Hotel St. Vitus, only
needs her personal maid"
rs she still at the Hotel st Vtus 2"
asked Mrs. Stryver, II had heard the
ST. Vitus had so many mysterious peo-
pie there that foreigners were afraid
they were secret service men and
left"
Mrs. Gabbit affected not to hear
this, Instead she purred icily. and,
as ! was telling you. my dear, ! told
her that really | had no time to come
TO your meeting this Afternoon, as
was looking for q cook and a house,
maid, even If one has to pay munition
factory wages. And the Baroness
said Then you must go to one of Mrs.
Stryver's affairs! | don't know what
she meant, the Baroness is SO very
subtle, you know"
She thought ii was my Home Help
afternoon" replied Mrs. -Stryver. "I
used to hold them before the war, and
had capable teachers of domestic sci
ence instruct poor women, you know,
tenement people and the housewives
from the outskirts, how to buy food
within their means and prepare it pal
atably. You know, | am told that if
you take shinbone and cook it ten
hours in one CT those new patent cook
ers--every poor family should have
one--with full equipment of alumni
UNI vessels they only cost s38"---
Really, you know / never interest
myself in how the other half lives ;"
said Mrs. Gabbit. "Of course, | ap-
preciate how it must appeal to some
Say the newly rich"--
''And it is interesting to the ill fed
and i'll nourlshed inmates OF the cheap
boarding houses, too" said Mrs, Stry-
yer in her most winning tone.
Mr., Jarr who had heard, with hair
on end this deadly cut and thrust duel
between the smiling combatants sensed
that the latter part might mean that
Mrs. Stryvcr was 4ewly rich and Mrs.
Gabbit now lived in a boarding house.
But he was confused.
Fortunately, the proceedings were
opened and the local feminine hostili-
ties ceased.
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PUNISHMENT WILL FOLLOW.

whether the governments OF the
allies decree boycott for period after
the war against Germany doesn
much MATTER for there will be boy
colt that will enforce itself.
Women are sisterhood and the
free modern woman Furnishes the sins
against her sisters. OF those sins
committed by Germany civilization al
ready has some inkling But when
Northern France is evacuated and
Belgium is delivered, the horror Will
be fully revealed With ravishers and
tortures. enslavers and murderers no
decent man or compassionate woman
will deal
Governments have nothing to do
with that sort of thing. 1t is TOO
strong for governments. !! cannot te
suppressed. 1t simply asserts ;ftself
and is irresistible. tbs ravisher OF
Belgium, the slave, driver of Fran
simply will not be received anywhere
after the war. His deeds are past
atonement. He may be forgiven OF
God, but not of this generation OF
man.
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now FoCH PLANNED DRIVE.

The plan by which the allies stepped
the German invasion last summer was
not laboriously worked out over maps
in staff headquarters cc3idng 10 a
report received from Paris.
1t was traced by Marshal Foch with
the tip Of his walking sick in the
gravel OF garden path.
Foeh, with Haig on his right and
Petain on his left, was walking TO-
ward the town hall at Doullcrs where
a meeting of the allied war council
was TO be he'd Poincaire and elem
enceau were Walking behinl shc three
military leaders.
Suddenly in ono of the paths of the
garden the future gencralissimo
stopped With his walking stick he
drew lines in the gravel and briefly
explained the plan of operations which
he believed to be the only way Of
halting the advancing Hun hordes.
Then putting friendly hand on
Haig's shoulder, Foch turned toward
Poincaire and Clemenceau, Wfo had
listened, and said in a steady, con-
fient tone:
''We,ll get them"
We can't vouch for the authenticity
Of the story. But the world cares
little about how the campaign was
planned 1t Is. sufficient to know that
almost ever since Foch was placed in
supreme command of the allied armies
the Huns have been yielding ground.
Toch pitted his knowledge of matters
military against the best generals the
kaiser could muster. and has outgen-
eraled and outmaneuvered them at
every stage Of the game. Foch had
capable assistants. of course, but ne
has been the directing genius in plan
ming the style of warfare, Too much
credit cannot he given him for the
present satisfactory situation from the
standpoint of the allies.
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GOVERNMENT.

Governments are instituted among
men, deriving their just powers from
the consent of the governed. Gov
ernments likewise derive their unjust
powers from the consent Of the gov
erned
When form OF government be-
comes tyrannical, its weapon is al
ways the same-fear
To date there has been conceived
no government which, once well es-
tablished, could not for brief space
he converted to despotic ends.
The reason sums UP in one mighty
word-Organizat The very sys-
TEN they sanction, sponsor, authorize
and firmly esconce is ever possible
menace through probable benefit to
the governed.
Organization will work great GOOD
or become destructive force to be
dreaded II into it creeps an insidlous
element OF unscrupulousness, a few
human hogs or power crazed person
alities at the helm of the ship OF state.
No matter what the form Of gov
eminent, should the above described
condition ever exist within it the gov
erned are placed at dangerous disad-
vantage through the power OF that
formidable organization which is in
dspensable to government efficiency
Government debased by debauched
holders OF office, Is doomed to short
life. for the people will suffer only till
they can combat organization with Or
ganization.
The caliber of any just government
reflects the quality Of the governed.
Democracy is the most exalted express
sion of governmental justice and
equality. World democracy looms
large on the horizon. 1t means free
dom for all. forever"