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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26
PRVNi "VYSTOUPENil' ZDEJSf
BOLSEVICKE FRAKCE..


We vyjednavani mir nesmi
byt zadny kompromis, ten Sc
bude vyjednavat pod lipami v
Berline az sam cisar nemecky
O milost buda prositi.
V. Svarc prvne mluvil v Teci
ruske a zakoncil v reci angli-
cke. Kdyz mluvil prot boise
vikdm, ozyvali Sc boure, ktere
byly sosnovany v sobotni schG-
ri bolsevikG ma Woodland ave.
Vsak tajna policie Sc postara-
la, ably byl pokoj ziednan. Mno
no iich bylo zatceno a We We
dlajsi mfstnosti vyslychano.
Nekterf byli opet propusteni a
12 iich bylo zatceno.
! PAX byl predstaven mayor
Davis, ktery prvne jeho feci
uvedl - Neprichazim do vasi
vlastenecke sch6ze co Rus. n.y.
brz CO americky obcan, ktery
miluje svGi hvezdnaty prapor.
Dnes must kazdy dokazat, ze
jest American, aneb s nasim bo
jem sympatisuje a pro nej Sc
obetuie. Kdo tax necini, neni
s nami. ten by v nasem mests
mezi nami nemel zit. Kdo neni
pro Ameriku, jest prot nj a die
toho by Sc melo MIN zacha-
zet. Tisice nasich cleveland
skych obcand boiuje tam We
Francii my mGzem byt ma ne
hrdi, a NIT pro ne nejen uctu,
ale vse Sc pro ne postarat,
zvlaste Sc postarat O ty, kteri
zmrzaceni Sc navrati. Dou-
fam. ze az tato valka bude Wv
hrana, ze pro vzdy valky bu-
dou odstraneny. Po valce i Ru-
sky narod bude osvoboZen a
vladu 81 bude VOLT iakou 81 bu.
de pfat. Zda-li nekdo z vas, me
ri zdeiSimi obyvali poznate ne
koho, ktery ie prot teto valce
postareite Sc O to, aby byl ?
Clevelandu odstranen. My mu
: SINE sjednoceni stat "a mas
/ vladou nasim presidentem.
! Rec mayora Davise byla pro
Evazena boufi potlesku. Po nen
byl predstaven K. Obercev. BY
-,valy guvernator v okresu Kije1
sk6m, ktery v delsi Teci lfcil pc
, r'ery Rusku pred valkou, {
pax vsechny dGlezit6 udalosti
ktere od pocatku valky Sc RI
sku objeviil.
: Pc mem mluvil v reci anglic
i Ike professor Wright z universi
, ty v Oberline. ktery procesto
= val RuSko q zvlaSt9 SihiT
: Rev. V. Lisinkovsky mluvi
t pax v Teci ruske rusky smis,
ny pevecky sbor, pod Tizenin
: cvicitele p. Michaela Tidika z;
Y pei - Sumrak Noce pal ma re
g mlu - Rus rodnaja a americ
: kou hymnou byla vlasteneck
:. schGze Rust skOncena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26
POULICNf NESTESTf.

pri prechazeni Broadway u
Central ave., zachycen byl mezi
dive kary P. A. Cura, 43. roxy
starry v els. 678 Broadway by
dlici. Bylv mu pomatkany no.
nv tax tezce, ze lekari " nemoc
nici Huron prohlhsili ze bude
nutna castecna amputace chou
nOhou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26

Ia prikladem jinych slovan-
skych narodG zdejsi Rusove
Sc organisovali, ably die mono
sti pomahali osvobodit Rusko z
drapi Nemecka, vlastne dra-
pG bolsevikd.
Ia dosti cetne navstevy schd
ri zahajil pred. Vanecek, uvi-
tav ,pritomne, vysvetlil dcel te
schuze a predstavil p. V. Svar-
ce, ktery "a 'delsfho pobytu v
Rusku poznal ty pomery, KITE
re v ruskem narodu panuji. Do
kazoval, ze vidcove bolseviku
jsou sprezenci NemcG. Ruske
casopisy jsou maietkem Mem
CD, kteri diktuji, jak Sc pro ten
lid must psat, tax aby vetsi cha
os v narode ruskem byl We pro-
speech Nemcu vytvOren.
Lenin i Trocky poukazuji,
ze ruske vojsko bylo dlouhou
valkou unaveno, a re touzili RI
deli zdelavat role. Ano, proti
NemeIm bojovat byli unaveni
a proti svym bratrdm Rusum a
proti Ceskoslovenske armade
bojovat unaveni nejsou. Boise
vici Sc nepoucili re zkusenosti
co Nemci provedli v Belgii, v
Srbsku, Polsku, Rumunsku, ze
to same budou provadet Ru-
sku, az Sc no zmocni. Oni jsou
pro Internacionalu, ale prvne
must Sc naucit milovat svoji
vlast a sve bratry. TAX jako spi
sovatele Jan Kollar, Palacky.
Havlicek ucili cesky narod mi
lcvat svoji vlast, i mas slavny
mucednik Mistr Jan Hus ucil
r'ilovat sve bratry, tax prave
Rusove Sc musi naucit prvne
milovat svou vlast a bratry
Rusy.
TAX jako Lafayette priiel S
francouzskym vojskem. ably j
II Washingtonu pomohl zde Wy
bOjOvat svobOdu neodvislOst
kterou Zde pozivame, tax pra
vG Spojenci dnes jdou pomahat
osvobOdit Rusko z drapG Ne.
mecka.
Ones narod rusky povstav;
neien proti NemcIm. ale pro.
Ii bolsevikGm, kteri ma rQzka2
nemecke' vlady narod rusky dc
propasti uvrhli.
Dnes zde v Americe musi ks
zdy obGan dokaZat jak mnoht
jest Americanem. Podporova
MIN valky podporujem sam
sebe, a zaroven chranime naSt
ruske bratry cd nemeckeho o
troctvi. Wy jako vasi predkovt
dobfe vite co to znamena by
podpatkem Nemecka.
Armada CechOslOvakn s DO
moci spojencu privodi pom6r,
V Rusku, re ma vychode bud
opet valecna fronta, ktera bu
le pomahat Nemecko zkrusit
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-08-26
LfSTEK z FRANCIE.

P. Jos. Sup, z Finn ave., obdr
5e' pOStOvnl listek cd cleveland
skeho dobrovolnika. znmeho hu
debnika V. Charvata, v kterem
mu tento dekuie "a zaslane ne
nize. jakoz vSem kdoz ma sbir
ku oru prispeli. Prave opousti
nemocnici a proto isou mu tyto
velice vhodne. Pozdravuje tez
ysechny sve zname. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
AIR MAIL SERVICE WILL
Be ESTABLISHED SOON
Post.OfIice Department Calls for
Bids on Five Airplancs to Be
Delivered In April.
WILL MAKE DAILY ROUND TRIP
Plan Is to Carry First-Class Postal
Matter Only Between New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Appropriation Of 100000 Made.
rBy Associated Prcss.1

by Associated Prcss
WASHINGTON. February l2.-Estab-
lishment of an aIrplane mail service
between Washington. Philadelphia and
New York during tho coming summer
wac indicated to-day when the Post
Once Department called for bids on
1--WE airplanes for that service.
The service will begin with one round
trip a day. and later may expand.
First-class mail only will be carried
at the outset
The bids Will be opened February 81,
and the planes are TO be delivered not
later than April 20 thi. year. Ar
engagements have been made with the
War Department to release n sufficient
number OF motors TO equip tho ma
ch!nes.
1T is not tho purpose OF the Post
Office Department to mako this an cx-
perimental service" Postmaster-Gen-
eral Bur!eson announced. ITS practi-
cabiiity is to be assured before the
establishment OF the route. Once es-
tablished. It Is to remain 4 permanent
service"
Congress has appropriated 100000
for use In establishing aerial mail SER
vice. Each a.rpiane Will he required
TO carry 500 pounds Of mail a distance
OF not less than 700 miles without stop,
at maximum speed with full load OF
700 miles all hour, Il minimum speed OF
forty-five miles. and a climbing speed
Of 5000 feet in ten minutes.
special postage rate will be charged
for letters carried by airplanc II Con-
Kress viii sanction II with the neces-
hary law. The rate contemplated is
25 cents per ounce or fraction thereof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
It'd. WANTS

suNDt sa. II s:n space. !'G two PEI n.. .s0
s#$g$S 81 sSs sxSS If y!
RATE FER LINE.
sySp4y iPHf' ,n sse i.ns' 20 cent.
coNsEc !9usTfiIs!Hnf Is fens' 90 cent,
Situation Wanted. Male and Female.
, time DAILY or SUNDAY. cents 2 linz
=, Basis q measurement, is solid axats,' IL
n Ts. 70 at ,hs inch and six words to The I'M:
classIneatlons not xuaran,eed after r. NJ
sCBSTATloNS FOR It'd. WANT ADS.
oc me FOLLOWING Times. Diseatch Branch 0t.
sss snS A os are seeepsed by them a, Shs
WEST OF FOUsHEE STREET.
SsSsaos DRUG s,ore. FLOYD Ave. and Rob.
co Ghsrf S.y + Turn'r Drussi.. West Broad,
sfiaqs s!S H.: sas sSs Sssy: xs:
SSS DIV: ssss Ass AS x! and 1 ssse' IS. 81
ef Bun, Pss bye. 3d. ~ . Ms, s. s.
sins sstst b,l phIs! ,nlsy 3 Pine s.,
V. Il. May 4 Bro. Brook Ave and Clay
Tafrant Drug Store. Foushee and Broad
EAST OF FoUsHEE STREET.
f f2asie f D4ok c ga', pI E. b; 81
Wallis Drug Store. Fifth and Msf1h al
Y: Il: Ysisy 70 ~ n f II E, &, St
8. Richardson Drug STORE. eoi n. Seventeenth
F. III GA ps:fn. I, a ss Mai.
WiiiIsms Pharmacy. Twenty-nrst and Mar
v. Sp,,inGss. Drug Co.. Twsn,y-third and
Hord's Drug Store. T~.n,y.nin,h and @
,n Wood 4 sshaaf Drug Co.. Twenty NTH
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty NTH and Leish
in pFa ss!%sf 81 aS'G r n.Sfa St
RIchardson Clay Street Drug Store. sol ~
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount Pharmacy. ai76 Paramount Ava
BARTON HEIGHTS.
s,eeTe's 6rsx ' s'of.. E 1851 Eof s Ave-.
HIGHLAND PARK.
&. X. SsSrhan. ' You se ana st mSs
A. K Townsend. Milton and Maryland
SOUTH RICHMOND
Dysnch Onico Times Dispatch. lto3 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. slot Semmes
Charlie. W. Garrison. alI1 Forest HIN Ave-
swANsBoRO
B. II Roberts's Drug Store. 1900 Hull st.
FULTON
J; A; BLACK. isis Williamsburg Ave.
Peoples Drug Store. 1900 Williamsburg
PETERsBuRo
Times. Dispatch Breach. 40 Eersh syea-
more Street: phone Petersburg 2:3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13

GIRLS to address circulars on typewriter
Apply to National Tire and Rubber Co
~ West Broad Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
CALLS CONVENTION
Southern Commercial Congress WIFI
Open ScYsion Mt baltimore
December 3.
tBy Associated Pressl

A&iAPOLIS. ND. February l2.-
Governor Harrington. Of Maryland. to-
day issued a formal proclamation an
nouncing the tenth annual convention
OF the Southern Commercial Congress
TO be held in baltimore December sig
next. He pointed out that the con-
gress viii be devoted TO an !nterpreta-
ton OF the part America Will have
taken in the war for liberty and de-
mocracy. and also TO practical consid-
sration OF questions related to agri-
culture. education. industries and COM
merce.
Governor Harrington announced also
that tho general theme Of the congress
will be World Commerce After the
World War" and will evolve plans Of
action as 10 exchange. credits, supply
and demand. changes in processes. mer-
chant marine and shipping and plans
for rca.ajustment after the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
DEATHS

IiARhIsON:-Entered into rest. MRS.
EL!IAbETH WILLIAMSON HARRISON.
VIE Of the late Colonel Randolph Harrison
Of Elk I'M. at her home In williamsburg
at O'Clock Monday evening. February IL
at - o'clock WEDNESDAY. February ~
The mower faoeth. but the Word OF our
Cod shall stand forever
NOW LAN.-Di.d. at the residence of his
=, father. J North sycamore Street, at $50
Tuesday morning. JAMES HERBERT NOW
LAS, JR.. In his twenty second year.
Funeral from the residence THIS OWED
NESDAfB AFTEKNOOS at ; o'clock
burial at RiNeryicw.
SMITH. Entered into rest February IL
aged iifty-fo years
Funeral from residence OF his sister. Mrs
]. e. Babtr, 40 West Fourteenth street
south Richmond. WEDNESDAY. p. NJ
Interment Mauiy Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
BUSINESS WANTED

PACkING-Furnitu and China
china aud wedding presents
packed and shipped with caro-. Moving
r.92
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
HELP WANTED-sIala

CIVIL service examinations Richmond soon.
na Msn desfns sTSscnmsnt poSis!0n' de-
toms. wrtn for free particular, to j. c.
Leonard forfnar government cAaminer). 69l
kenota Bld... Washlnston.
LhRuE9T company In the world special
king In accident and health insurance
slnis and Carolina town. Over $1,000 600
paid In claims. Johnson e. Adams South
ea stern MhnaEcrS. Washing zion. u. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

tho darc-yoa sdvertise-thsm Nefssls.
Cut rates, even for CarUso, Plancop, rSsSe
pham. Runo. Marsh. etc. Manly ID. Ramos.
1o6 North Seventh. near Franklin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
AUCTION sALEs-To.Day
AUCTION sALEs-Future Day

BERMUDA ROAD. IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VA, JUST EAST
FROM PORT wALTHALL, ON THE
A. c. L. RAILWAY. KNOWN AS
VALLEY FARM" AND CONTAIN
ING s22 ACRES. MORE OR LESS, TO
BE SOLD ON THE PREMISES.
MONDAY, FEBRUARY rs, 1918,
At ~ o'clock noon.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from
Deed Book AT. page So. clerks office,
Chesterheld County. Va, default hav-
ing been made In the payment Of the
at the request of the holder thereof
shall sell by public auction, on the
MONDAY. FEBRUARY rs, 1918.
that beautiful aud valuable farm
known as valley Farm" containing
s22 acres. more or less. to he sold as =
wn9ls and Ss, not BY =. the this
An property. A rough description OF
the property Is as follows: the westerns
S1arser Of Of hs F nlaeo ps is oTy
cSestsrasld County {; Va. WITH hsi fson n
a age s OF near'y go one and 9neh.lt miles
frontage on the Old Stage Road. A
me me creek runs through this property.
Srv IN "a tSs newe oesn to
fact, this is possibly one Of the best
watered places, therefore It is an ideal
stock farm. and has always been used
as such. There are thousands Of cords
OF pine and oak wood upon this prop-
erty. No adequate description OF this
property can DO given here
Interested parties must Inspect the
property. and at the residence thereon
they may see a plat Of same. and will
always md some one who will gladly
snow them over tho property, The
aucttoneer or the undersigned truetoe
VIII furnish full information to intar-
ested parties The improvements con-
sist OF dwelling house In good corr
dition' containing about six rooms, and
many outhouses
This property will be sold subject to
an oil. gas and mineral lease hetwsen
G. w. Radtke and wife and Pocahontas
Oil Corporations which said lease can
be seen at tho residence on the prop
erty. The teIms of the lease arc such
that In tho event oil or gas should DO
found upon the property within the
next four years, the owner OF the prop
orty Will have a most valuable asset Al
no cost to himself.
TERMS: One half cash. balance on
credit of one and two years. negotiable
notes TO be. given for deferred pay
ments. carrying 6 per cent interest, Sc
cured by deed Of trust upon the prop
erty at purchasers expense. All taxes
paid to january l. 1918. Purchaser 10
'A JOHN D. Watkins. Trustee
Rooms and 9, Law Building,
Petersburg, Va.
JAMES r. HARRISON. Auctioneer,
PaterShnFR Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND. red and white hound, male dog
l.. 4. THURS. 1908 Paramount Avenue.
LOST. Saturday about T.. NJ. on Broad
and Main car. at Jefferson and Broad
Streets. brown leather handbag containing
money, papers. open face watch with mono
gram Il. V. I. and other articles. Re-
ward. Return TO 3:ol Grove Avenue. Boule-
LOST. railroad and Pullman tickets Rich
,mond TO New York last Saturday, Feb
ruary q. Suitable reward. Finder please
address :lG care Times Dispatch.
FOUND In Ginter Park. bundle launderetl
napkins. Prove property. pay charges
and receive same. Sam Timberlake. Brook
I'M
LSDy'S cameo pin Grace, between Sew
enth and Second or Broad between Fourt h
and Third Return III East Grace and
receive reWa. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
REPAIR SHOPS
SHOE REPAIRING

N TRY RINEX!
| IA PINEX SOLES
XXI WEAR BETTER
| k$&&A THAN LEATHER
| E$ &8A AND COST NO MORE.
| ES& RINEN SOLES !,
{tS3 MEMS HALE LIZ HOLES.
I sdnEs' s HAaS
W2&45 DREW'S
| ELECTRIC
SHOE
FACTORY
rs FAST MAIN ST:
FOR SALE-AnimaIs
9E sa's .e Hs sss4 s;u T sis Ell Ell
Cary Street. City
FOR sALE-Horses
VIRGIN V LHt+ ! Hs55K hsAzAAH'
@
I'M sen them Isr YOU and you can Sso eel your ~;
-. IsSs:RsES s s:= M. r5.ssl! ss, ss.,.s.
Fq 2sh a oa s M5ss Hs@. noTs::
s.sss 81 81 SEER s!s e
FOR SALE-Machinery
dI.nees: @ater ts9k.. ' .srrseo.sa pipe.
betting puiisys: shafting. hangsrs pianeTs,
ers ard engines. Guaranteed condition. I.
sluf9rd X Co
AUTOMOBILES
,SsSrowsky truck: ono RspSsiIo lion. on:
SHles s sS5es s,s%
Hicks: dIst5ibuiol. 81 While motor trucks.
s! s ma sssss %$sals as ssIs.stSss
'"' 1920 s asHfh r + nISKs a,,,.,,
Use Daniels New Automobiles
uS5EEKK ia1Nk S5GLH sAN essEE a
FOR oh.I sse a. once .easonable; one 1917
Apply 500 East Clay.
FOR , sale ar ye PHw Eg5H sH55 o Address
any,siak aseisI; In $500 soaaI,Ionl VIII
pispa !eh.
Observation-Disclosures
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Having qualified In the Chancery
Court of the City of Richmond. Va, as
administrator OF the estate OF the lare
William o. Cox. Of "a South Seventh
Street. all persons indebted to tho said
estate VIII please come forward and
settle. and all persons having claims
against said estate viii please .ale same.
properly authenticated, with the UNDER
signed.
c. OCONOR GOODRICH.
Attorney at Law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
HELP WANTED-Fo.nale.

HELP WANTED-Fnnale
WANTED, white women and
girls sixteen years old and
over for clean, pleasant and
profitable employment in our
modern cigarette factory
(either day or night. Pay
while learning not less than
$1.25 per day. After learning,
from $3.50 to So so per day Of
ten hours. Time All one-half
paid for night work. Pay once
q week. Meals served below
cost. B RITISH AMERICAN
TOBACCO CO., Ltd, 900 North
Lombardy Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13
HELP WANTED-AIaIe

WANTED. linotype operator for night work
Coed po POSITION for RICH. man Steady
Inc lao? East Franklin Street.
WANTED Is laborerS white or coIortd
Apply 500 Moshy Street.
WANTED. pressman, conbination cylinder
and job, medium grade work: steady
Job. Harrison Printing Co. Greensboro
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-13

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, February lo--
The birmingham Central High School
Building %as destroyed by Are early
to-day. The loss Is estimated at
$3.50. 600.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-15
BEST XMAS PRESENT
FOR YOUR EMPLOYEES

May we make suggestion as to
the best present any employer can
make to those who have been working
for him?
Well, instead Of the usual $500
bill, or box Of cigars, or a pleasant
look, why not one or more of those
nice little green W.S.S.? You know
those stamps, little larger than post
age stamps, which will be worth SD
in 1923, but cost about 1922 now
Money is always nice to receive, but
a W.S.S. i.iven as a present at Christ
mas will be as acceptable, and in adj
dition show that your heart is in the
right place.
Can better Christmas present be
suggested?
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-15
BETS PREVENT SUGAR
FAMINE IN THE u. S.

The war has demonstrated one
fact clearley--home grown sugar is
feeding the nation. Thirty-five states
comprising four-fifths of total area
of the U. S. must depend upon home
grown sugar until end of year and a
large portion of this area for a much
longer period.
The beet sugar output comes just at
the season when output from other
sources is exhausted.
If it were not for American beet
sugar supplying the market today,
an absolute sugar famine would pre-
vail.
And yet year ago there were ag-
itators among the farmers saying
"Don't raise. sugar beets,' ostensibly
to force higher price.
But sugar beets have saved the day
and next year the acreage should be
greatly increased TO strengthen the
industry to meet the after war compe-
tition.
Reports from different sections CT
the west indicate favorable reaction
towards sugar beet growing as eyper-
fence Of many farmers this year with
wheat, bean and potato growing did
not come up to expectations.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-15
6 Months Front
Line Duty Gives
Gold Sleeve Bar
Badge of Honorable Service at
Home Is Fourth Liberty
Loan Button

General Orders, No. SO, recently is.
sued by the War Department in Wash
ington, provide:
"A gold chevron - to be worn
on the lower half OF the left sleeve
by each officer, field clerk and
enlisted man who has served six
months in theatre of operations dur.
ing the present war :"
A war service badge-'bespeaking
active participation in the conflict
abroad. What pride the wearer will
feel, in that little piece of adornment,
of standard material and design!
To the onlookers. what honors will
II suggest; what endurance and valor!
War service badges are not to be
confined to the Army and Navy alone.
The great numbers of those who stay
at home may have a badge of service
and distinction. With the issuing Of
the Fourth Liberty Loan button there
becomes available for every loyal
American mark of war service, q
badge Of honor for war work well
done.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-15
1872 MUST YET BE RAISED
Iron County Has Until January "a
Secure This Amount.
The Pledge Has Been Made and II
Must BE Kept.

The November statement OF sales
of War Savings Stamps for Utah
shows that Iron county has been cred
tied with cash sales Of W.S.S. to the
amount of S33,63S. The apportion-
ment for the county is $4,000, and
this leaves balance of $37, 1862 that
must be sold on or before January /,
1919, if we want to keep our record
clear in everything that has been
asked Of us to help win the war.
Pledges for this amount, and more,
have been given and it is now up to
those who have made the pledges to
make good, and not go back on Uncle
Sam, and the boys lover there" who
have put up such glorious fight and
have helped to win the victory. They
are doing their duty, and are fulfilling
their promises, and it would be dis
grace for Iron county to have the
word go forth that it has not done it's
share in providing the means for the
boys-especially in buying w. S. s.
which cost so little, and in an amount
that every man, woman and child in
the country can help.
The proportion is but $20.-more #
you can--or as much as you ran. In
1923 you will get the money back,
with interest besides. 1t is simply
loaning very few dollars till Uncle
Sam can get it back to you.
The Record does not want it said
that Iron county has fallen behind in
any one thing that has been asked Of
il during the war, least of all in buy
ing w. S. S. to the full allotment, ami
then some. 1t is not the kind of news
we care TO print. So make it possible
by keeping your W.S,S. pledge for US
to print the news that the amount
asked for has been paid, all pledges
redeemed, and there is nothing 10 be
ashamed of.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-15
W-SS
DON'T KILL THE GOOSE
THAT LAYS GOLDEN EGG"

The new war revenue bill which has
been passed by the House and is now
before the Finance Committee for
consideration, vitality effects the oil
and mining industries of the west.
Without going into the technical
details of the measure it is sufficient
to say that the Development of oil
and mining properties are nulike the
development of almost any other in
dustry.
The risks co-incident with the bus
mess must be one of the main feat
ures considered in framing any leg
islation governing these industries
While it may be perfectly equit.
able to take 80 per cent Of tn,
excess profits of an established bust
ness receiving large government wal
orders, it is an entirely different prop
osition to take 80 per cent Of a re
Gently discovered mine or oil we'll
for the simple reason that the risl
involved in the business is so grea
that the hope of a 20 per cent prof
above cost of development and op
Grafton are not enough to counter
balance the fear of losing the entire
investment through failure to devel
OPP producer.
The same argument holds true il
regard to an exhorbitant tax on tn
proceeds from the sale of new mimi,
and oil properties, it would simpl
drive these properties off the market
The west as well as the nation i
vitality interested in a tax measur
which will encourage rather tina
discourage the exploration and devel
opment of new mining and oil prop
critics and which will give the ne,
companies chance to become pro
ducers along with the old establishe
ones.
Let our law makers consider we
before placing inequitable tax bur
dens on these western industrie
which would mean the earley deaf
of the goose that lays the golden egf
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-11-15
FILL YOUR THRIFT CARDS

Quite large number, especially the
school children, have Thrift Cards that
lack only few stamps of being full.
These should be filled at once and ex-
changed for w SIS. The Thrift Stamps
do not bear any interest, but the w.
SIS. increase in value every day. Fill
your thrift cards and convert them
into W.S.S.