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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Ioavorcd 20 prevent tho country
from learning tho facts about the
condition OF the aircraft program
] He indulgcd in soothing opiimlsu,
and misleading reports and he WA
ably HeConded Ia his efforts al
DamouflaEe by Mr. Crerl For some
ume tho Rtatements from the wal
department and the unofficial or
Rem official statements by respousi-
bio investigators. hy senators. repre-.
sontatiyeH Hna 80 on, we're 40 con.
Trajectory that the country scarcely
knew who or what 90 believe.
However. some things were toe
obvious 90 remain hidden. and the
senate finally took q hand and be
gan 20 delye But even when the
! committee appolnied hy that hoi'
made its report the secretary " war
7 stIll tried 20 prevent the country
| from learning tho truth. or, at least
| from sensing its significance II was
given out that tho publication ~ M,
-rport had been an error. and with
'ho assistance ~ tho secretary OF th,
treasury the head ~ tho war depart
mCut imposed a supprcRsive censor
Fh.p on publications printing The
document or excerpts from it IN so
f1r as they had circulation behind
ihe national boundaries The evcuse
FOR this high handed piece Of bust
ness was a plea that tho enemy
might gain Information In view Of
tho fact thai tho condition OF IN
American aifcrnft program IS COM
mon knoVlcige In Europe. this plcg
was ridiculous. and 10 was made IN,
more 90 by the printing OF the sub.
/ Hbnc" ~ the report in an the larger
canadian newspapers
As soon ~ Mr. Baker realized that
suppression was Impossible. when hc
realized that the testimony of Gen.
rrn' Kci'y. that approximately O. hiI.
.un dollars has boon rNUrrIpI with.
uut tangible result. could not be ken,
DARK Whom he Jaw that 10 no longer
was of any us6 10 undertake 10 ac-
count for the deaths of avlatorg sent
mp IN defective machines by assert
ing that they had been careless
when he understood that everythins
must be known. Mr. Baker toot
measures for getting I'm out OF the
wet In rcorEaniMng tho aircraft
bureau, under fire "a 0, were. anf
In promoting Nr RYAN h@ nhvious1v
is trying to forcatall criticism, lie ls
admitting tho goods In the hone fhl
hr may head oft au action bv con
gross that viii shear him of author
liN n Nj Ryan. as second assist
ant secretary NJ war. rcvpnnsibI,
only 20 Mr. Baker ana Mr. Wilson
VIII he effective, Mr. RYAN as secre
t1ry ~ aircraft responsible only ts
Mr. Wilson, will be much more Nf.
teeNve. Tor he VIII hoa free from the
oversight " coust tutIoual parIfIai
Tho senate ought not % allow ifself
10 he diverted from favorable action
ON lts committee report hv any des
noraie diversion devised hv Mr.
Haker. or by any eaey-roinr lnclInn
uon % allow tho secretary of war 70
save Ms face
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Deeds Count Now

P.gsbursh GArrtte-Timss
\ \ dispatch from WashinRton rs-
ports that investigation has failed 20
disclose W w. agitatlohs In the
west have been financed by German
gold SO far a. tho effect Of their
reasonable activities Is concerned K
signifies nothing II the terror.s's
were not acting under orders from
Herlin. n matters nothing a they
had no interest IN advancing no
German game What they dld coE-
Germs tho American people and the
government Of tho United states
Their motive ls immatrrial The Oh
iect and effect Of their deeds are FIN
p0rtant Aond there Is no question
they sought 10 interfere with 'ha.
military operations OF thls country
20 prevent the United states from
carving on its just war with aI. i.s
might That a. tho crime ot the u.
w w, sympathy with the wretrh,'
ls djaloynl Sollcltudr FOR Their
rights" is itself NJ piece with ri'-
Ink ala and comfort 20 tho cncm'.
Those who wish 60 avall themselN'
OF the protection OF tho laws on
America must rally 10 tho support
uf the country
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

az higher price In tho market thu.
many tirst-clas G per cent or cvau
per cent corporate honda rSl
ISason is Because of their tax f,as f"s
Character. ltte
wealthy tax dodgers have lp,o..
ed IAtRely. In taX-exempt fedsr.,
itIh loan bonds, ana In fact II h ts
n'Ncd that Substantially All M
ponds are owned By this class
eVaders OF taxation. What doe ,tl
country profit, therefore. by the lay ,e
rate or INTEREST," A tow farmer,' wv w
landowners obtain loans at w
duced rate OF Interest. bur the -,
ury Is robbed or taxes TO that s
''nt 70 carry on the war.
Ihero are some features n, e,
iaFm loan project that the corr,,pp
must correct The suggestion ,n,ty,
ny senator Curtis Is probably =, ,,'.g
ono, and hy.cutting out loan brlg g.l
would help 10 regulate the irt.,.l.sa
rate, which so FAR tax exemptin, s- ~,
not done. Tho discrinlpatIon "1A
found 90 bo Objectionable In som. u.
its results. us all Arbitrary dls,r.,''
nation H bound 20 De
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
NIr. CrccI,s sunrrmn,.


lhiraEO Tribune.
Senator shermau's glowing t-.,.
lauon OF George Creers fh.ra.I'.
appreciation OF Secretary Rak.r r.'.,,
exceed tho original ia p0cturesI.'s
piquaucy but certainly ln ro,b'Is
else. lt s precisely thus thar AS
Crcel sings the praises of tns .a
ministHton, 10 is thus that no nar+.
out 60 waiting world tho bYru..,
gems OF his rhetoric.
in ono thing az least we manaF. D..
leave tho world gasping and breath
less Whom George Crerl sneak ro,
only docs uo dog bark but mo- doc
dArcs opc his lips. bhuuf aud bu,fe,
hombast and huukum --eNcn armies
could not prevail against it
Tho kaiser himself had 10 rst
press agent ln self-deteuse ID.
uer's best ls but poor stuff compargI
t1 tho most casual or Mr Crsers
winged words The picture NJ Tina
kaiser picking vOlots was perhap,
the height OF Hosner's achievement
and yet how weak and inaipli * ls
iu comparison with Mr CrceIB dcllg.
cation of Secretary Baker
~ words can win the war Mr
GroOi viii do the JOB.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Lire Issues of the Day
Mork or IIght-N srmboI.

- WORK OF ikht-A HluhPis
Oklahomau
Tho work or fight provision Of the
now man power BIN has been cllm-
mated. bur tho arguments advanced
for ita elimination wero not sound.
II was alleged that % would be a
reflection upon tho loyalty or labor.
That was the glHt uf tho objections.
n such objection were competent
| IN this instance then The whole the
Ory OF compulsory service is wrong
and all draft laws OF whatever ma
uro ought tu ho repealed. The ~tme
! objection was offered 10 the first Sc
/ lcctve service am. Speaker CHAMP
Clark declared that Missouriau
would as Soon be "A convict as a con-
script Other statements. not quite
80 extreme. but quite as foolish. were
made hut tho pul became law.
and mighty step toward the over
| throw OF kHlso.Ism was taken
The pregnant summary of this
war, nafuUiN, that Do ls u struggle, not
| between opposing armies. but be-
/ tween peoples. has lttena been made
but 20 may be doubted 10 it Ia fully
I Uealizcd by any OF ua, not excepting
the Highest ln command. All of ur.
| OF course. appreciate the significance
/ OF that Judgment more FULLY today
/ than We did "a year ago. or even
three months ago. steadily We see
/ the energies OF our nation being har-
messed TO tho engine 90 war We
see sacred rites suspended ur swept
away We soc this war d,lyIuE down
deeper into our youth and reaching
up higher into age. We perceive
! that private ownership .s diHappcar.
ing. not merely the private owner
ship OF great utilities. hut The pripr"
Owucrship OF individual property
Conscience today ccusors The eN-
pendituro of even trivial sums. Tho
dollars in our pockets aru no longer
ours We are trustees OF our own
funda The real owner of AL that
we have is the government
And that is precisely as 10 should
be II Is precisely as it must be n
We are to win this war. as win n We
shall what one OF us. thcu may
ask immunity from this universal
law OF the governments upods'
What ono of us may insist upon an
option tn render to the government
az much OF us little Uf our produo-
tive ability aH we choose What one
OF us may Uy that his particular
loyalty has boom so wonderfully
demonstrated thBt legal compulslon
shall not bp applied t1 him
There be- not ono man or woman iu
Tho Uyitel states today who can
nuu and sincerely make that cone
tonUuu
Work or Oght ls NO mere catch
phrase % s un naughty Hkaae ot
tu absolute government Those
words trc a symbol They are Che
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
rrotcctIonl.ls Rcicct Ford.

American economist
Because Of his FREQ trade and pa'-
lflu views Henry Ford has been q
feated .n Nichigon's Republican rr.-
maries although gaining tho De
ncratic senatorial nomination IF
the reports nt the time We go
press no received about onC-fonf'. .
~ the Republican votes Many "t
these were probably cast hy fr''-
traders. u9 ono can vote anv t,es".
ho pleaqos in a MICHIGAN primo' .
The prnteotiouiFtT nominated. should
win saelv I'm November
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
PHONES
Daily Food


hhI ihhkh w. lNAH.
new heart also will give you, and
new spirit will put within J0u Aud
vill take Hrsy The stony heart ont ~ y0ui
ilesh, and / will give Iou hosrt ~ iIcab
Lark 90 20.
Gfsat God oreate my hsari ansv
And form my spirit pure aud truet
% make mo wise botImes 10 tpy
Ny danger and my remedy
remember not againtt uf former inl1ui
tiss. lee ithy tender mefdss speedily pre-
ynut ut Pea. sgd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

In presenting a baton 10 rlcld
Marshal Foch In recognition OF his
aeeondDSletory at tho Marnc, presi-
dent 'Pdlncare remarked that tho
great general IL mot one or those
who suffer themselves TO be de-
pressed by danger neither h he one
of those whom victory dazzles' A
remark we'll worth remembering
here In America
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

porvilrrre ioutral
About tho only .thlpg stimulating
70 publc Interoat that tho discusso1i
so Ear. has brought out is the states
mrnt. attributed 20 post office OFT.
ciaIN that under government control
the services could be opented 'at
a gavIuR ~ from ar 90 'l por cent
That may prerckc lrrcyercnt wirth
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Constructive criticism" says Rep.
ressntative william A. Rodcnherg OF
Illinois. "has always boen the hand.
maid of real efficiency and IFS vel.
coined by every honest man lu
competency alone shrinka and COW
ors before publicity and takes rcfts,
behind a camNutoeo 90 spurious pa.
trlotism whom tho EoarthllEh' of
truth is turned upon g."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

There are poor mon who arc
happy auI thou there are poor mon
whose wives nrc tDIug Co got into
.ou upper crust ot society.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

One reason why a woman hnva
btusr olothes than she csu afford
So because she is afraid tho clerks
win think she can't afford them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
LOOK rp rHE CANDIDATES.

Since politics became an essential
Industry and candidates Or opposing
political parties coutonded for the
offices it has been the custom FOR
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

.'''. ."''" h|' N.T.H| GOO good
weather. bon they .oow llko q sncez,
u might bo well 10 rererb.r tbs,
tho l3th uf September fails ON ~
d'F, and tp mako Itu p0lut to r,-.s
'"i "u tuo l-il.
I"tH trail Tho poaty Hun
Do 'h" If'Nn i7 good and done
hnI every German trench A Won
NH'" we've got 'em on the run
n"Na me young man on North
.'"iH IN" sound VI "a NItfruIs lp M
inoih'hf lH like eating a. dish az icr
cream before breakfast
an phmulgoe Jury ls called uro,
'khIn decide tho question Of in.t
row nara and I'm what manner r,,.,
'''' ''snt TO protect her honor
Dallas News our position IL thai.
.,, ..,n i,'lElans wouldn't improve tbcI,
n.hh.ss'oh mnch hy boarding win a
WHO docs h's own cooklng
II one can Judge by the cheering
.hI'aEo @ tho favorHo in Tulsa Per.
lnp4 tl'' Aenumont is because moro
TO ''ar.s lia.,on n'''t the windy city than go
Hiil Durant wa the only sr-can.
1I1ai' present 20 welcome Judge
Robertson home HIu prnb,bIy i,.,
wanted to see what was Icft OF me
democratic party
EFIIum MO-. tl.. t..aL
or the loEa Of a grip az Muskogre
containing valuable papers dlsclosiuv
W. A. Ledbottera connection WIth
tho Standard ON company.
4 few OF the old BOYS ara nov
thinking things they did not think
they would think when some. OF the
| boys between and ~ were look
C,ng for a chance TO evade tho draft
This by Nern whiting. who has Just
married. sounds ominous There
are Just a. good fish I'm the sea. my
boy as ever we're brought ashore, 80
spit on yodr bait. and learn how 90
walt. and try your luck once more"
Tho Tccumseh Republican says 70
was reported that many German or.
fICcrs were captured I'm tho Hicardy
drive clad In only their under clothes
IL now turns out that this was
mistake-it was track suits they had
on.
One ~ tho members Of the I have
heon -opcrat6d-o club ls now tbs
envy OF an the other memhera. re-
ports tho gIrl on South Main She
boasts OF an N-rnv photograph
showing what happened 10 the food
from tho time She swallowed it She
held the pose Tor the photograph
, three hours
Rube Gecrs saws. Why is "a dry
dock dry? Home rule may Home day
| bo settled iu Ireland but not In
| Rubc's home Nearly all the men
AFRO crazy about nearly all tho won.
en-. but only a few show lt What has
| become OF the old fashioned girl who
| asked her mothcr'a advice about the
/ boy she goes wlth7 4 socialist is
! man who thinks mo- banker ever does
e l|.k ot work and Thar every man
I ip the world should Doe e banker a
! politician ls man who wakes up tha
morning after the election and dis.
| covers that ne had 90 Tot ot warm ou-
ymlra and cool friends
Every cow-path n oklahoma
! knows Amos Ewing OF Guthrie. ana
now "a German l-hotf has added
/ mst,r 90 hia name. Wis son, lrtier-
uu selv EvluE was radio operator
un the I uitr1 States army transport
Mount Ncuon uhlch was torprloo1
Thursday on tho roHHt OF Franco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Hill Durant wa the only sr.ran.
lIlaie present 20 welcome JUDGE
I'"hrTison home EIu probably iusi
wanted to see what was lrft OF the
democratic party
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

One ~ tho members ot the T-havo-
heon- -opcrsted-uu club ls now tbs
envy OF an the other members. re-
ports tho girl on south Main. She
boasts OF an N-rnv photograph
showing what happened 10 the food
from Tho time She swallowed it She
held the pose Tor the photograph
three hours
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

An pkmulroc Jury is called uno,
w. 'h''n decide tho question Of iust
row nara and I'm what manner pn.,
ID E'fI flBht TO protect her honor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Ii one can Judge bv the cheering
.nl,HEo @ tho favorltc in Tulsa. Per.
nhpa ih!' aontimcnt is because NOR,
10 boston 80
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08
Oklahoma OutburSts.

Dawn i9 hfYskog.. ,t,., .,, trprF.
lng Wood Tor wntcr
o..
,..t. '"'''i'''' 1--WE ',|''' - p''l'''
'''''' '''.' '" '''h' .''"H
r.. p,y.,,., 49,. ....,.... t. 49,,
mo - STOW ''i7 company ~ get
'''' p'' '.''''''''
t ,-t.,.,-
,, lf,..,o't 'i'.' =, 'I1' h's. '' ~ INV n., 'r
j" ~ .h'"'I go "'a1A green 'h"t 1'
r.,. .,.,.... ...... ...,.I. ~.
....'..' .N' 'l'Es,h H'.' ~"n o'' j" ~
g,,..n g' .S ...,.,, ''.',r W,'' , a., ',,. .. ''",
"''I'h OF p'Ht'"f'i drp'.1 In mat
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

I,.9H Vows. our position ia that
,,," .,, iIlslana wouldn't improve thcir
n.bn.s.Ioh much hy boarding win n
o"'h''"r who does h.s own co6klpr
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Friday wac the tenth anniversary
or me lota or a grip at Muskogse
containing valuable papers disclosiur
W n. Ledbetter'S connection with
tho Standard ON company
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-08

Tho Tccumseh Republican SAYS ~
was reported that many German Of.
ficcrs were captured in tho Hicardy
drive clad I'm only their under clothes
u now turns out that this was "a
mistake--lt IL was track suits they had
on.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-06
MAY MAKE CITY DRY. :"
Senate Resolution Authorizes
Liquor Ban Around All
War Plants.

The dry zone resolution, adopted yester-
day by the Senate. virtually would make
Wilmington bone dry, if enforced to the
fullest extent,
The resolution gives President Wilson
power TO establish dry zones about mines,
shipvards. munitiOn plants and other war
plants The establishment of such lines
about all the plants In Wilmington would
leave a scant percentage of the city
unaffected.
There are many plants scattered
through the central and other sections
Of the city that would be included IN
the term war plants. within the provisions
of the law, because they arc at work
exclusively on government contracts
However. II is not believed that any
such. drastic action is contemplated IN
Washington II is believed here that the
resolution Is intended 10 give the President
power TO remedy conditions where they
are bad
The resolution adopted by the Senate
Will GO before the House for action
Senator Kellogg. Minnesota. presented
the resolution. The proposition had been
part of the prohibition rider to the
Agri cultural appropriation bill Senator
Kellogg believed that the President should
he given this power Mt once, because Of
fc; I'd delay IN the passage Of the rider
which would bring national prohibition
July ]. 1919
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-06
MORE HERON CASES.
Several Called and Disposed of
in the City Court
Today.

Several cases Of alleged illegal her0n
selling which have been hanging IRE for
some davs were before Judge Church
man IN Crv Court today and disposed of
so faras that Jurisdiction was concerned.
Against Elsie Johnson. cOlorcd there
were three charges of tratficklng IN the
drug. James salisbury, who appeared as
counsel for the woman, waived a hearing
and bail in $500 was fixed in each Of the
cases for the woman 5 appearance before
General Sessions The four witnesses in
the matter, Mary Blume, Edna EmpsOn,
Fred Knott and John Stewart, were re-
Qured to furnish 500 bail for their future
appearance.
William F. Smith. middIe-aged color
ed man, with a wooden leg, faced one
charge of selling the drug. John Stewart,
one of the witnesses in the Johnson case,
testified that he had bought what he sup
posed to be heroin on August l3 from
Smith at Second and Washington streets.
He used the drug and it had heroin' 5
effects upon him Philip J.. Garrett,
Smiths counsel tried to show that Stew
art had been peddler Of the drug HIM
self. but Smith was told he did not have
to answer discriminating questions
He declared, however, that he never
had brought the drug into the city and
never during the past three months had
more than 81 worth of it in his possession
al a time Sm it'll declared he never had
sold to Stewart and never had seen him
before But he was held in $500 bail for
the grand Jury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-06
HINDENBIRG NOW FEARS
ENEMY SCRAPS OF PAPER

Copenhagen. sept Il Field Marshal
Won Hindcnburg according to the dis
patch from Berlin, has issued proclama-
tion to the German people. declaring the
enemy. in addition to the armed offensive
is conducting an offensive hN printed
matter containing Most insane rumors
which are distributed in Switzerland hol-
land and Denmark. from which countries
they are spread throughout the whole
of Germany
The field marshal warns the people
TO be unanimous against this enemy
who fights with scraps Of paper and
rumors intended 10 SOW dissensIon and
dlsunion among ourselves and between
us and our allies and cNhorts all Ger
mans to remember These poisoned
craps come from the enemy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-06
LUDENDORFF DROPS BOASTS;
EVIDENTLY SCENTS DEFEAT

Amsterdam. Sept e Vienna news
papers here continue To print interviews
with Field Marshal Won ilindenbnrg and
Gen. Iudendorff. the latest appearing IN
the Neucs Wiener Journal and IA Est
"'The war now has been concentrated
upon French territory, Gen. Ludendoltt
is quoted as saying, and by the normous
utilization OF troops and materials has
assumed proportions which have throw n
everything hitherto accomplished IN the
shade We thus far have stood the bitter
struggle honorably and are confident that
We will continue TO do SO
we NAV all be thankful that the war
in the forms it has assumed has on the
whole been spared us IN our home ter
ritory The armies OF the Central Powers
are safeguardeding their homes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-06
BERLIN UNDER SIEGE
TO BRIGHTEN GLOOM
DEGREES People Must Not Traitor
ously Exaggerate Allies Gains and
Deprecate German Victories.
ny Associated press to Every Evening

Nv Associated Press TO Every Evening
Amsterdam sept J \ decree signed
by Cen Won l.lnsingen. commandant ot
the Brnndenhurg province. according to
the Cologne kolks Xeitung, places the CITY
of Berlin a nd the province OF Brandcnbufg
under the law relating TO a state ot slege.
which provides for fine or imprlsonme nj
for persons iuventing ar circulating untrue
rlmors calculated to dIsqniet the popu-
lace
notice accompanying the decree calls
attention TO he circulation of frivolous
and sometimes maevolent and traitorous
gossip, exaggerailng the transltorN slie-
cesscs Of the enemy and casting doubt
upon Germany power for an economic
resistance and deprerating the wonderful
achievement Of the German troops who.
il declares. are VIGOROUSLY withstandlng
the enemy.
General Won linslngen expresses the
hope that this admonltion will suffice and
that II will not be necessary 10 enforce the
decree
The Nolks Zcrung adds that similar
decrccs have been ISSUED IN Breslatl and
other cities all operative immediately
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-09-06
APPEAL FOR A SQUARE DEAL.

To Democratic voters, Of the Twelfth
ward and the eth, 18th, 9th, 9TH and
Sth Districts Of the Fifth ward, as am
candidate for delegate to State Conven-
ton to be voted for Oh Saturday next,
September 7th, 1918
feel that YOU should know the truth in
this case / have lived in the Twelfth
ward for the past 20 years nd have done
my full duty as d working Demo rat ia
every election ] have never aspIred TO
public office before If | am elected,
promise TO vote for men in Dover who are
beyond reproach and who can be elected
IN November Do you think it is fair to
give the Fifth ward, three delegates In
tn convention aud the Twelfth ward
none? When the Twelfth ward has more
Democratic voters than the Fifth ward,
this is the condition II am not elect
cd the Twelfth ward viii have no voice
at this convent ion IN Dover
Yours tor Democratic cooperation and
representation according to population
\ ote Tor Ilwood Biscoe for delegate
neXi Saturday
Polls open At p m, close at Z p m
Adv