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The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-23
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

Anchorage Eel ,7.W. Ward, Marsgeo Cf I Daily Tnts, to- day announced his candidacy as Sena tor at Republican primaries
 The same paper endorses the car dldacy of Henry Slater of Cor ilova, as Republican Represent ttive for the Third Division.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-23

Lost: on Evening of February 14th. - Seal cape, edged with Black Fox. Reward offered. Finder notify Mccarthy Drug Store.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-23
ADJUSTMENTS

Movie Show at A. B. HaFl on Sunday night,
 Drama also Comedy. Pathe News weekly etc.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-23

One Swallow will not make a summer but a bent pin in chair will make one spring.
 Save fats and sweets! Food will win the war
The McCarthy weekly news., 1918-02-23
Personal

J.P.O'N eiil is President of the Fo,r Minute Men for this sect ion. This campaign is organ izeG in order to keep people in formed as to conditions and the reeds of our Government from time to time in minute talks by chosen speakers. Their data comes direct from Washington and is absolutely authentic.
 Tle Rev. A. c. Shriver will be 1T NcCartfy On Wednesday next ;rd will Told George Washing tor Service. on that evening.
 Every body invited. A book, seat, a welcome.
 Fog teams from Shushanna arrived this week and several ShuShanna folks including Ketch ing Junr Laurence, ,Do(an and Graham. Letters from there state they had 60 below weather for 45 oays' Jack Carroll has found ply on the bench No 8. Pc nanza right limit. Percy Thorn ton ard Zeke Muliet are ou Skoo kum. Carl Whitman is hauling wood from Wilson. MT Wright is stopping in Eonanza and sinking on Johnston next to the blutt. Ketching and son, Pete Smith. James and wife and Si- mons are living in Shushanna
 Laurence is leaving shortly for Shushanna and will take all first class mail fhom here.
 We have received an article from O.M. Malmberg relating to business conditions, which we we wiu print as soon as we have room.
 The A. B. Hard Times Dance Committee wishes to thank Mes SITS Hyland and Cloninger and Miller for donations of prizes.
 Fopnd; at the Alaskan Billiard Hall, an Oddfellow's Pin. Owner can have same by paying for this advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17
statesmen AND AGENTS.

Statesmen. $50 weekly and 5000 yenrly
from recorders Wo give merchants IS
lard. 4SG broadway. New York.
SALESMAN calling on retail trade. In small
towns. wanted for side limo: dress goods.
white goods. novelties looms to retailer.
ia Chestnut Street Phiindeiphia. Pa.
.pericnco unnecessary. New. strong propo-
sition., Staple goods TO general trade In
E!ysins %. wsss mnnr
Cleveland. Ohio.
SALlISMEN--Our lines OF exclusive map cal
cndars twclre-sheet and business calcn-
dars, our waterproof and metal edged signs
our strong line OF novelties and fans big
commissions. Low prices. for make our
own goods Two good; live statesmen need
tract for i'l9. The Kenyon Company. Dcs
MoIncs. Iov.a tForty-fourth year,
WANTED. statesmen not in the draft. Never
such an opportunity before I" real sales
big money maker Write for our special
war bonus contract with exclusive terri
tory. Only statesmen with clean records and
w%nntinG I" make big money need apply
Ind.
ONE quart of Specdoiinc EQUALS So gallons
gasoline: distributor wanted In every town:
permanent employment: big money. Write
las. Texas
Tor narticulars. Snccdo,inc COMPANY. Dali
WORLD WAR HISTORY.
COMPLETE. authentic. attractive book. well
written. Zig profit. Act quick. OUTFIT &c
L. L. phillinx Publishing Co. Atlanta. Ga.
i pt!E ri WAF IS Is o EIEf'D
TAKE orders Americas War for Humanity:
for mailing. free, OUTFIT. +. b. Dickerson
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uELr wAsrED-pEMaLp

YOUNG lady. AT .ractive. who wants to mako
extra money for Christmas. can lind profit :
the holidays. Apply at once. Southern
stamp and Stationery Co.. Twelvc-Six Main
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

THE Cohen Co., Inc, re-
quires several girls for Of
flee work. Clerical or office
experience desired, but not
essential. Apply Mr.. Wills.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE. 3

BOOkk Observation-Disclosures. position MS book
Keeper or general Office work Seven
years experience. 3lG. Times. Dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

MACHINE and bench men;
steady time, good pay, gov
eminent work. Montague
Mfg. Co., Fourth and Stock
ton, South Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

are beginning to think of
future employment. There
are exceptional oppor-
tunitieS in
TELEPHONE
OPERATING
For all who find themselves
in this position. The work
of the telephone operator
is profitable, fascinating
and important in peace as
we'll as in wartimes.
The positions are perma-
nent to those who qualify,
and just now there are UNI
usual chances Nor adj
vancement.
Good salaries from the start,
regular and frequent in
creases, carefully chosen
associates, light and airy
central offices, comfort
able recreation and din
lng-rooms, annual vaca-
tons with pay, sick bene-
hts and pensions without
cost.
To those who are beginning
to think of an after-the-
war career we extend an
invitation to talk the mat
ter over personally with
Miss Via, or her assistant,
at Room SOP, 700 East
Grace Street, any time be-
tween 8 A. M. and 5 P. M.
Randolph 10000.
AN ESSENTIAL SERVICE
THE CHESAPEAKE AND
POTOMAC TELEPHONE
COMPANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

PRlNTERs-First-cl GLASS turin make-up men
wanted at once. Write stating salary, for
Aclziss Printing 90. Norfolk Va go
kAlLkoAD trafhe inspectors wanted: 3i?5
b5nri month ana b GSnenSes to ,ar, short
arc limit. Ask for booklet Is % Frontier
kEl RESENTATiVE-W Wanted. @Yperlenccd
nsJr, , nGr 'Hnrssensa,ivss g sell ACCIDENT
o,'ar,.rly premium nlan 10 IN. iarsc nnineSr
.aduslrIcS n ilehmon1 and other cI;!es and
Sneh %naarh h'
2omnanv i.ris,ol Va.
HG GI:EtK nAND I.ooKniNPEH!I-w!ra Wanted:
rti.iims % o. Danyiiie Va :. :. -" "''
SIhESMEN- ON" quart OF spcedoline equals
ev"ry town. Permanent employment. uis
money "rii@ Tor particulars. Specdolinc
,-l-t'tlnE, ia l.aS, IcNas
SAIL SMEN-i Essential Office appliance: un-
rsn"l "nnH2r,uniN; $500 monthly 70 huS!,
Tower isuiiiirg '' nav
81 i:i1sMAN -Sp!"n1id orr"r,unity offered
day selling - w"ll.advrrSiscd line Of spark
II rn %t"i ",, an: freates as :; side l.ns
SALESMAN wanted in this territory to han
t,e our nif 'ine 81 nhvcr,isinE calendars
nuiIdinr w q permanent ana possible ar
ter ihe,w"r rad ln'er%:tin; .,ii.ysar-roumd
ing territory iof 1913. Write today FOR com
p!rlc details. t"iS"r Bros. l-9B Nevada
STREET Newark y. J.
SALESMAN Virginia 'orritory your uppor-
iun'ty with brilliant future possibilities
with hnancially strong mercantile "rgan!Za-
ZION. Lib"raI Compensation. accordingly In
tcr"stinc work. eau !ur personal interview
AFTERNOONS and evenings. Following cities
on John J Koran. general sales manager:
Monday, liot"i Atianiic Norfo!k: rU,s,.,.
iiOi"i Petersburg. Petersburg. Wednesday.
Hotel Virginia, i.rnchhurE: Thursday. Hotel
lnnc' Dc Lon. Roanokc
SAI.ESMEN Nnntcd. all part time:
nv cral nay light outdoor work. opDor-
tunIiN i"T nrnn"ii"n. Aprly to 10 ~ NJ.
SAUSAGE MANER-First class. Apply Io-
s'1h McSwccn,y. liri East Franklin
sIOck ,CurTEn wanted in a modern print.
ma Office In Richmond. state eNnrr!cncn
,Ilmce- Disuatch.
WANTED, mail clerk and
young man in office, capa-
bic of promotion. Apply in
own handwriting, advising
salary. Standard Oil Com
pany, Box 1456, City.
WANTED. good mixer and acrds,rlr Tor
nero fcG!sl"r'd Red puilrd c"ri. Must
y" GOOD can fcpd'r and kuuw his business
Good waE"s md h"arl want single man
Sat" wage wanted trH when you star,
%"rk OK Grove stock Farm. cluster
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-17

YOUNG WOMEN-Want-
ed, young women for sew
ing, clipping and turning
bags; good pay, comfortable
factory, regular work; all
employees given $500 life in
surance after working regu-
larly for six months. Vir-
nia-Carolina Chemical Co.,
Bag Dept, foot Twelfth St.
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HELP wANTED-NiALE.

OLD ESTABLISHED PAINT MANurAc-
r uEEiS, DESiEEs \ HKiGlir;. ENEK.
SAi.ESMAN. PREVIOUS ENpERiENt'k:
IL ~, i, rliiS LINE Is NOT ESSENTIAL. BUT
l'kEEERRED. EXCELLENT OpPOR-
Trinity To THOSE WHO CAN QUALIFY.
S xxx 2, AGE SELLiNG EXPERIENCE
l. 2o3. CARE TIMES DISPATCH.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
vERMiN ATTRACTED BY FoUD
% No eorape Are Around There Will
d Little Trouble With Ants Or
RoacheA

The surest way to keep a house tree
from ants II to leave no food lying
about on shelves or In open place6
where they can reach it. Ants 60
where they ind food, and II the food
supplies Of the household are kept In
ant-proof metal containers or In ice
boxes. and II all foods that may hap
pen to be scattered by children or 9TH
ers 70 cleaned up promptly. the ant
nuisance will be slight. Cake, bread,
sugar, meat. and like substances, are
especially attractive to the ants, and
should be kept from them.
Reaches will not frequent rooms
unless they find some valuable food
material, and IL such materials can
be kept from living rooms and offices
or scrupulous care exercised to see
that no such material is placed In
drawers where it can leave an attrac-
dve odor or fragments Of food. the
roach nuisance can be largely restrict
ed to places where food necessarily
must be kept.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
GENERAL

nationwide plan for educating the
public by means of motion pictures to
the need OF conserving fuel during the
coming winter has been developed by
Federal Fuel Administrator Garfield
and the National Association of the
Moving Picture Industry.
Nearly all the Bolsheviki leaders
have left Petrograd and Moscow and
it is almost impossible to see those
who are left
Federal Judge Lands at Chicago
heard argument of counsel on a mo-
tion for a new trial and arrest OF judg-
ment in the case of 100 leaders of the
l. w. w, recently found guilty of con-
spiracy in violating the espionage
law
Five days after he was granted di-
vorce in Tonopah, New, Jesse r.
Grant, son of former President Grant,
obtained a license in New York to wed
Mrs. Lillian Burns wilkins, a widow.
He gave his age as so and that Of his
fiancee at Al.
In the most heated pulpit discourse
York since the United States entered
the war, DR.. Mark Matthews, in the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church,
consigned the kaiser to exile, outlawed
the German nation for 100 years and
demanded the execution of German
leaders These officers, he declared,
who had the authority to prevent
atrocities by the German armies and
did not do it, should be court-martialed
and shot
The Liberty Loan chairmen Of state.
county and district organizations in
Colorado, Wyoming and northern New
Mexico held conference at the Den
Yer Country Club in preparation for
the fourth Liberty Loan. 1t was in
effect bankers convention, most of
the chairmen being representative
bankers in their respective commun-
tiles.
The third annual ram show and sale
to be held under the auspices of the
National Wool Growers Association,
opened at the state fair grounds in Salt
Lake City
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30

I impeoved IN health % ] could Do my
housework; We now have . little one, al
of which owe 10 Lydia E: Pinkham'e
Vegetable Compound:@A Ara o. g
JoHNsoN, r. No 3, EllsnsbWE. Waah
Thseo are women everywhere who
long for children In their homes yet are
denied this hsPpinsss On :seccnt e
fars.%. fi.ii .e?H v:e:s.S,: s::eS S9;'e cs@pe e
,s S'e ss:s .s1:. s:,: :1sss s9sa 'ss 81. e.: g
medicine . txial. and for special advico
Write Lydia p. Pinkham Medicine Co,
Lynn, Mass. Tho result Of 70 yoogt
expefisnes y ct your service.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
SENATOR OLLIE JAMES DEAD.

Baltimore. Md.-Senator Ollie M.
James Of Kentucky died at Johns Hop
kins hospital Aug. % of an acute af
fecticn of the kidneys Mrs. James
and the senator's brother, E. H.
James, were with him when the end
came. Senator James had been a pa
tient at the hospital for about three
months. The senator rallied recently
when informed of his denomination to
the Senate and for a time held his
own, but later his condition became
grave and he steadily grew weaker.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
The JOY OF
Motherhood
Game 10 this Woman afbes
Taking Lydia E. Pinlkham's
Vegetabls Compound 30
2esAoee Her Heo1th
EllensburK, Wa5h.-"A After Wao
married was not well for long tme

NO BUOO o98 u
the time Wao not
able to 60 about
Our greatest desire
was to have Q child
in our home and ooe
day my husband
came back from
town with Q bottle
of Lydia e Pink
hams VeGetable
Com pound and
wanted me 70 Hh
i brought relied
49, - h~Hh1A
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
Danger.

"Your majesty, the enemy IL pursn
Ing our gallant forces relentlessly."
"How close are they to our splendil
troopsT
''very close. your majesty. vegy
close. They are In actual contact wi$a
our rear guards, and within three
weeks Of catching up to the place
where the crown prince is"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30

r. Boylette of Colorado Springs, and
A. NJ. Scott of Denver are reported
wounded in the Canadian casualty list.
Mrs. Edna Mawhorter. age SO years,
was killed by lightning At her ranch
home twenty miles north of Pueblo.
The name Of A. NJ Scott, Emma,
Colo, wounded, appeared on the Can
adian overseas casualty list
A. G. Mason, reported wounded in
France, is the son of John Mason, food
administrator at Trinidad.
A fifty dollar prize will be awarded
at the Routt county fair to the boy
who raises the best pig.
Walter N Walker of Grand Junction
has resigned as a member of the State
Board of immigration.
O. o. Hager purchased twenty acres
of land near Julesburg from Herman
]. Bassler for $1O,sS0
Henry s. Persse, so, died at the Den
yer county hospital from injuries re-.
ceived at Twelfth avenue and Milwau-
kee street when he was struck by an
outbound Thirteenth avenue Tramway
car Several ribs on his left side we're
fractured, his left hip was injured and
his head slightly cut
A new organization has been added
to the list Of Denver's trade unions.
with q membership of 500. The vari-
GUS employees in the offices of every
Denver railroad have formed Denver
chapter Of the Brotherhood Of Rail-
way Clerks.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
Italy Contributes Ships.

Washington.-Italy has contributed
this year 125.000 ship tons to the allies
according to official dispatches.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
FOREIGN


The price of 1917 sacked coal At
Nome. Alaska, has been advanced to
$50 per ton, and the 1918 sacking sells
at 1925.
Several German ammunition
dumps north OF Nesle river were
blown up by high explosives from the
American guns.
The tanker Lake Manitoba was
burned at Montreal with her cargo OF
500 tons OF crude oil The loss was
estimated at 81 500. 900.
Lieutenant Schwieger. who sank the
Lusitania, has been captured by a
French patrol boat in the Mediterran-
can, according to La Journal OF Paris.
Ii is reported by the authorities in
Jutland that during the last few days
the bodies Of l30 German marines
have been washed ashore on the west
ern coast OF Jutland.
Some of the tanks which are playing
such an important part in the great
events taking place on the Picardy
battlefield have covered 400 miles
since Aug. s and are still going strong
The Bolsheviki have released 5000
Officers from Alexieff barracks, Mos
COW, following the threat OF citizens to
blow up the Kremlin unless the Off
patch from Kieff.
An army of 10000 peasants is fight
ing against combined force of Ger
mans and Ukrainians near Skvira. ac-
cording to the Stockholm newspaper
Pravda. The railway strike in
Ukraine continues.
Germany has accepted all conditions
contained in the Spanish note regard
ing the submarine situation. it was an
nounced at Santander Spain German
shipping interned in Spanish ports will
be voluntarily turned over to Spain to
replace any future losses from U-boats
The capture Of 700 Germans Is the
exploit attributed to Pierre Cellier.
aged 23 corporal in the French tank
corps. Two field pieces also We're
taken. Cellier has been awarded the
Cross Of the Legion OF Honor, a re-
commissioned officer.
According to the tonnage agreement
entered into by the Swedish govern
ment with Great Britain, France and
the United States. about 10000 tons of
goods originally destined for Russia
and now in Sweden, consisting of met
ais. hides, paraffine. mineral and ami
NAL oil. resin and cloth. have been re-
leased for consumption in Sweden.
SPORT
The city tennis tournament for the
benefit OF war activities fund will be
held on the Denver Country Club
courts, beginning Sept lG
The local draft board OF Boulder,
Colo, will take another stab at the col
legiate athletic situation, according to
present reports. by including in an
early draft call the names of three
prominent University of Colorado ath-
letes OF the 1878 season-Walter
Franklin. Alva Noggle and John
Burke.
Nat Goodwin. the actor, welded to
his art and several OF its feminine ex-
emplars, is the worst golf nut" that
James NJ. Barnes, the Broadmoor pro-
fesslonal. ever encountered. according
to the lanky Scotchman. Goodwin,
who spent three days at Colorado
Springs on his Western tour. spent
most of that time on the Broadmoor
r1a r,rftI D.,
may say I'm getting too old for the
stage but I'm not too old for golf" the
actor stated.
GENERAL
A nationwide plan for educating the
public by means OF motion pictures to
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1918-08-30
Yum Yum.

Be happy. Uss Red Cross Bag Biusi
=. seh .uDs ostssr than LIQUID h'9s a. D'l'shs'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-15
WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH MERCHANT FLEET?

with Increased celebrity every hour
~ every aav. The a1orroous ag-
grerafi1na o. men and material
fa- along toward complete orEani-
zation in this country and N
france ana on the way TO France
do credit to our democratic lnEtl-
sutions. rem er7bering always that
q democracy is a peace institution
and ts the poorest kind Of be
Esnner n the va game The same
is true in TIE shipyards We have
not hean maritime people We
ar~ not nov We have only q
few shiphullders IS the whole ns-
f5or Everybody has had TO
1eara the business from the mar
agouc-t down to the huuhlest
water rrr~isr. We had few old
eaulpY ~ and eFfc,ent ahipya~ds
We sw. rnpee3 these with enormous
demands Then we set out 10
tuiid a shiphuilding equipment
The most r7gantir IN the history
~ the world
The ehipyards sna the ship
management. fn my Judgment. are
exactly SIS good as the rest Of the
uuhl'c-ro worse and no better
America is gerTing Just as good q
shlphuldinE program as she de
servesno worse and no bette
- the tide ~ patriotism ans IN
telligence and sacrifcial service
rises among the people n large.
L. viii rise IN the ehipysrds
There is trouble. bat there Is
ne more trouble, and il ia Of no
different Kind, than peruleafes the
sG% 70 ra1ion II will he cared as
all social trouble IL cured. ~ the
iron d!scfY ne Of experience II
cannot be shooed away by any
nysteria The heart Of the nation
Is sound Because We were not
prepared, wa shall have to stand
lot OF heating before We really
get into the fCht We VIII stand
ne beating We viii get into the
- and we will win II. and no
part ~ our citizenship will deserve
more credit than the shipbuild
ers. manage u1eut ard men.
There then remains little basis Il
the whining complaints which ha'
teen 80 persistentiy INDUCED in
scared citizens who realized the 20
FOR ships but had no concept'on
j hat vas required to put ships in
the water
the promise ia made that not r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-15
GOVERNOR IS BUSY
Continued from First Page. }

MIR. Mccormick or his heirs that even
If the state is slow as a creditor II
"a none the less sure.
House bill PSI, to provide a cot
tage at Catawba sanatorium for tu-
bercular teachers.
House bill pit. providing for the
commitm ent OF misd eanantx and
minors TO county or city farms.
House bill 350. amending the act
by which II is made larceny to re-
ceive money from farmers. nth in
tent TO dsfraud under a contract OF
employment, or to refuse or fail 10
perform such service, or refund such
money so received,
House bill 6S. authorizing the coun-
ties to dispose OF the several county
poor houses and farms. for the sup
port of which the counties and cities
com p~ised in the district must con
tribute pro rata, and to which they
must send their poor and INDECENT
House bill 247. authorizing court:
to take judicial notice OF the laws o1
other states and foreign countries, and
of the United States
Senate bill 243. TO make uniform the
law relating to limited partnership.
Senate bill 1875, increasing compen-
sation to clerks OF boards of super,
Visors.
Senate bill 223. correcting an on,is
sion In the revised code relative tc
/ the hours Of women employed in in
dustrial esta bllshrents.
/ Senate bill 55. legaliztng the prac
/ tice of poropathy and manipulstivt
surgery n the state of Virginia.
! Senate bill 40, amending the ac'
regulating the employment of chill
! dren in certain employments.
! Senate bill 1871, amending sections
! OF the income tax law
/ Senate bill 1856, amending the ac
relating to the situs for taxation o.
| intangible property owned by cor
porations which do no business in THU
i state.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-15

fury pretty much IS It is today. ex-
cept for numbers and area involved
and those DAYS had their prophets. toe
So much weight was given to the
.utterat,es of these seers that the Wiz
xinIa AI-nanack published, IN Rich
nond In 1909 by Samuel Peasants
Jr.. gives several pages 10 IA discus
sion Of predictions then current. Gu
riousiy ma9y of these are based on
mystic figures contained in the book
or Revelation, 70 which sllusion Is so
frequently made in modern auguries
lone Of the forecasts IS reproduced
from book dating back from 1911 in
which a worlG war beginning Il 1908
is promised with tn further promise
that from 1911 "A peace Of whole
century will he enjoyed by Christen-
<orn.~
THE sss-old ey~sm ot giving nu-
-,s-,>s7 ,.s1u,g - ,ho ,.,ta-. ~ ,ho
name is used to prove to the z7tis-
faction ., ~. r~o,,s. .h,+ N,,o
leo, r,o,.,.~+. v,. ~. rart,s,,.
h.a.4 ,-artto,oa q, pa.o,a4o,
-rbo yrasbtco+or rsdors,,r+ &. o,o.ed
AZ saving
r.. vv e~o. If ~,.-,ne-.,,,,~n 30.
q, b,s rossns,,o,s two ala car-u.,
books nr,,tod mora ,ha, ono h,,rdrsa
veers AFRO u,.cb cop+o,, so,na+t,t,o
very extraordinary y g .h.-, ~.a.od
that sor,a tina afo-s the ,,oa~ ,qoo
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-15

we don't like the idea OF having for
publication barely the names of our
men who are killed or injured in
France but NC are willing TO take the
word OF General Pershing and the
French government that it is beat so
since our government imm ediately no
titles relatives directly And we can't
he persuaded that Congressman Corn
tossel from Posey county. Indiana.
knows better than they do,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-15

New York booze controlled editors
hail the proposed p}ehiscite on the sub
iect OF national prohibition as a
triumph for democracy It Is, but
in a different way from what those
gentlemen mean. II signifies that the
New York liquor business has at last
been forced TO the admission that the
people have some rights-riRht Ions
denied by the representatives OF tina,
same business