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The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Draft Dodgers Not to Be
Treated as DeSerterS If
They're Willing to Serve

Drafted men who seek to evade
service after receiving their sum-
mons will, not be treated as de-
serters II, after their apprehen-
sion, they show a desire TO serve,
a War Department bulletin pub
lished today says.
Commanding officers at all
posts and camps are instructed to
thoroughly explain the seriousness
OF the offense OF desertion and TO
show clearly to the drafted men
that the only honorable couse is
to accept induction willingly.
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
EIRE AMONG PAINT CANS.

Spontaneous combustion is said to
have caused a fire among cans Of
paints in the yard or the r. J BeaII
Company. 1915 Ohio ave
nue. northwest Small damage was
caused.
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
BUCHANAN PREMIER oUITs.

LONDON, June f3.-Premier RADIO
slavoff, Of Bulgaria, has resigned,
says a Central News dispatch. 1t adds
that a ministerial crisis is imminent
at Sofia
R2doslavof has been premier OF
Bulgaria since that country entered
the war.
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Millinery
Department.

Rough Straw Sailors, faeings and around
crowns Of soft silks; pink, white and black $3.50
each $500
10 Trimmed Hats small and medium size trimming! Of
rose, and tan, $500 eaeh $500.
II Trimmed Hats, small pokes and mushroom shapes,
trimmed with fancy feathers, ribbons, flowers and fruit;
black, 2 blue and brown $500 each; 5000.
lot Of Straw Brads in black and eoIOrs splendid vGue
Toe yard Were zoe and 25c
ThEd street
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Umbrellas for
Women and Men

wOmsa's Black Union SIX Umbrellas, handles silyz
trimmed; S245 each; $500.
Mems 2sinch Black Union SIX Umbrellas SIS sa1A;
$780,
Silk ParasOls IN brown brown and dresden and white
and dresden; 1896 each; were $500 and 800.
c
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Women's
Muslin Underwear

Nainsook neck and short sleeves trimmed
dainty lace embroidery; $135 each; $15O.
Combination Open Drawers made Of tine nansook and
trimmed with good embroidery; $135 each; ST.
Open Drawer Combinations, made of nainsook and
brodery trimmed; 81 IS each; were 2.25.
5 Tafeta and Jersey Top (Kosft) Peicoats blue and
changeable; $500 each S6.75.
l AlTaffeta Silk Peticoat (Klosft) shade; $780,
$675
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
CorSetS

Corsets
Is Braseres a-Over lace, others Of lace and
embroidery; 49, 40 and q; Csc eaeh $780,
Ideal Hip Conhners, with elastic made Of good strong
material ideal for all athletic sports; sizes p to 3d. reduced to
75c each
Madam Irene and Lily Of France Corses low bust
medium hip good French cou; sizes 20, 81 o. g. and "a;
$3.50 each; $500.
Third
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Wor1nen's
Hosiery

100 pairs White Hose full fashioned medium
weight 81, g. 81, 10; reduced to 40c pair
pairs Womens Pink Silk Hose, Isle garter top
weave; size 10 only; s5e pair; $3.50
so pairs WOmen's out Silk Hose,
gray and tan; 91 10 and 1O S12j pair; $175
hoor
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China and
Pottery

Decorated Imported Fine China Boulon Cups
Saucers. Very special, $500 doz
Richly Decorated French China Sugar Bowls, SOC each
We're $15O
Large English Porcelain Platter, neatly decorated
slightly imperfect, 75c. Was $3.50.
Nippon China Salad Bowl, pretty pattern, 75c Was
seven-Piece Richly Decorated Limoges China Bureau
Set, $500 Was $500
English China Decorated Cake Plate, $780, Was $3.50.
1 Fine Pottery Bud Vase, "Bo Marble" 75c. Was
Mahogany Glass Serving Tray Slightly mperfect),
$500. Was $500.
Odd Decorated Pottery Pedesas, very special at soc
each.
Tenth
The Washington times., 1918-06-13

small Boys Bathing Suits sizes % and 80 (s-1O
years) combination Of BLURRED buewhte Reduced to SSe
each.
small lot Boys ROmpes; broken sizes Reduced to soc
each. Were 75c.
small lot Boys White Madras Shirts with without
collars sizes 1914 to IA Reduced to Sc each Were Toe
Fourth floor G street
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Wonen's
Knit
Underwear

Womens Swiss Ribbed Lisle Thread Bodice top vests
and 6; slightly mpeSct;25c each; &c each
30 WOmens Swiss Ribbed Mercerized Vests low neck,
sleeves and g. slightly imperfect; SOC each 75c
each
81 Womens Jersey Ribbed cotton combination suits low
neck sleeves tight fitting knee drawers size o. $O each
$3.50.
noor
The Washington times., 1918-06-13

Potatoes ure a native American
erOpI don't let the Germans beat Us
1t our OyyH game. They Hre eating
potatoes and conserving wheat.
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Wornen's
NeckWear

Windsor Ties of Persian Crepe de Chine also striped sin
in white and gold and and white and geen Zoe eae
SOC. ...
Dainty Collars of organdy, with fancy edges 25e
Soc
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Silk andLmgerie
Blouses

DIX anu Lingerie
Blouses
q Waists, sport style. pockets
pearl buttons; sizes So to 81 $1s5 each; S35O
IS Fancy Silk and Satin Waists; $Ss5 each; S575
and $675
Georgette Crepe Waists. $Sss each; were $5!75.
Is Crepe Chine Waists $Ss5 eaehi 500 and S
3 Orchid and White Stripe Handkerchief Linen Wai5Es,
with white linen collars and vests; sizes 49, 20 and ~, $3s5
each; $50
Pink and White Stripe Dotted Swiss Waists with wilma
pque collars cuffs and $lS5 eaeh 1S4 and 20
Checked Anderson Bingham Waists; pink wilma
bue and white size 49, $3.50 each; $525.
Fancy Bingham WaistS white pique collars; GI
80, a and IS; S375 each; S425
White French VoTe Waists, With Enen collars ~
cuffs "a, &c. IS and 40; 1895 each; were $500.
Flesh .Coored Satin Stripe Mul Waists with white o.
CANDY hesehed collar eufs and vests; Szes g. 40 46 Sso
each; $225. -
Eleventh
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Cotton Dress
Goods

In Lengths From IL to AZ Yards.
S0-inch Printed Voiles, 25c I'd; was 35c-
3S-inch Printed Voiles, SOC. I'd; was 35c-
SS-inch Printed Voiles, 35c yd.; was doe
3s-inch Printed Voiles, 40c I'd; was SOC.
3s-inch Printed Voiles, SOC yd-; was 75e.
3S-inch Printed Voies, 75e. I'D; S1.00
Japanese Crepe, 30e I'd; was 3SE
32-ineh Ginghams, S5e I'd; was 45e-
Second door, G. street
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Lawn
Benches

Steelframed REINFORCED maple natural Rrsea
10 four-foot length, S3!75 each; were $500
10 fvefoOt length, $3.50 each; $6-oa
floor, street
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
SIip-over
Coates

Sleeveless SIip-ovsr Coztees beautiful pastel
shades such gold ehzreuse, apple green blue
beauty, and Now $685. S1275 and $3.50;
$780, $3.50 and 1850.
floor
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Wooowaro & Iotbrop
Store Opens s5 AM New YOrk-WAsHnGTON Paris
Our Friday Remnant Sale Day
Is a Day of Economic Shopping
Friday Special Sale of
Mems Lightweight Cotton Socks,
6 Pair for $1.25

special offering Of Mems Lightweight Cotton Socks
made with triple woven toe and heel double sole; subject
slight Manufacturers impeecons, holes
thread breaks, and viii give splendid wears black Palm
Beach white and khaki; sizes 9h to III If perfect they
would sell for 40c pair.
Special price, 6 pair for $1-25.
Main floor
The Washington times., 1918-06-13
Coffee,
28c Pound

unusually good blend of fine and flavor that has
put up expressly for and therefore, commend
its quality. Friday only 2Sc pound
The Washington times., 1918-06-13

Women's
Silk and Chamoisette
Gloves
II pairs 16button length black Silk Gloves; sizes So
reduced to SOC
Women's 16-button natural color Chanoisette
Gloves; sizes 5 and 81, reduced to SOC pair.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18

aop early the morning early in the week. early in the
>Sason.
All Christmas mail and express packages should be shipped
Aefore December 5th.
Carry your packages home with YOU whenever possible
useful presenspresents that practical and appro
pirate.
Enlist in the Army of Early Shoppers and help Santa Claus
do his bit toward conservation and keep railroad traffic
clear Uncle needs the railroads bring the boys home
from the camps.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18

In large have Clothes Brush Hair Brush
Perfume Bottle Buffer, Picture Frames, Puff Box Hair
Receiver Mirror Jewel Box, Clock Whisk Tray File and
Easel Before completing your list for Christmas drop in
and Ivory-ware. Prices range from 25c 500.
BowMAN's-Main
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18

BOWAIANS-Main Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18


Useful practical and servceabe gifts the order of the
day Everyone that gives should present such that of real
value thus keeping the spirit of wartime Christmas
Buffet Luncheon Sets, Day Pillow Cases Aprons,
Lunch Cloths Luncheon Napkins, Towels, just the
answer to the gift question.
Round Japanese Print Silk Pillows, in plain, combination
and figures S4.OO up.
Baskets OF all descriptions painted and plain; also white
enameled Flower Baskets for the boudoir,
BOvAIANs-Second Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18
Toilet Goods
In Pleasing Variety

Satin Vanity Bags, containing
mirror and puffs; in all shades,
25c to Sl.00.
Vanity Boxes, in old rose, blue
and gold, containing powder puff
and rouge, Soc to Sl50.
Fancy, decorated Powder Jars,
Sl.50 to $3.50.
Fancy Imported Perfumes and
Toilet Water, in all the desired
odors, Sl.25 to $1,000.
Ebony, mahogany and natural
wood Hair Brushes, with pure
bristles, 75c to $3.50.
Floor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18
Bills For Goods Bought From NOsv to
December 81 May Be Paid in January

To maintain regular routine system OF bookkeeping,
and that YOU may check up your purchases BILL WILL
This bill may paid December you desire but you may
pay for all purchases made during the TWO MONTHS on
January ls 1919.
II YOU have charge account buy and pay January
1919 Ii YOU haven't. come and arrange for
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18
These Days WOmen Like More
Umbrella

And this IS an excellent opportunity to get e:
vidual purposes. Always mindful OF the
giver, in rain or sunshine.
Not only do women like nice umbrellas
but men and children do. The assortment
found in our department is very complete
We have all the different style handles, such
as mission, trimmed with sterling silver
plain. etc. with cord loops. Prices range
from 81 50 to $1,000.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18
Ivory Toilet Ware

The nearer to Christmas the
shorter is the shopping period.
1t is your duty to shop early and
thus 'help relieve the strain that
would otherwise be occasioned
by the last-minute rush. The
gift can not be selected with too
much care. Therefore you can
please most any one by giving
something in Ivory, which is so
pretty and too much liked by
most folks to pass by.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18
Madeira Embroidery
In AttractfUe Patterns

This year it is the desire of each person to
secure only useful gifts for the Holiday giving
those that are of real merit and utility. Conse
quently more practical gifts will be given this
year than previous years, and these will not find
their way into a bureau drawer, to lay there
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-11-18

BOWMAN's-Main Floor.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08

ample time to make 1t public before
the November elections, he will al
SO have time~to punish the wrong
doors. and. in edition, he will have
a few hours left to ponder the fact
that had we possessed the Joint com
'mittee on the conduct of the war
which the Republicans tried to pro-
vide for In Congress. and which
President Wilson opposed with all
the political strength at his COM
mand. the airplane obloquy could
never have been fastened onto the
Administration.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
vember to perpetuate the rule of the
SOLID South?"
THE SOUTH'S SEVEN.
TY.ONE PER CENT

Speaking in the House Of Repre-
sentatives few days ago Represen-
tative Robbins of Pennsylvania sub
mitted statistics to show that In six
teen Southern states there has been
spent over $780, 100000 in the con-
struction OF environments and other
war emergency structures. while in
fourteen Northern states with far
larger population only $20o.0o0.0oo
has been spent for st4fiiar purposes.
Those sixteen Southern states paid
into the Federal treasury % internal
revenue taxes for the current fiscal
year s2s1.soo.ooo while the four
teen Northern state paid $2,1s0,00o.-
900. These figures compiled by Rep
resentativs Robhias are worth keep
ing in mind when you 90 to the polls
in November 10 express your pref
ersoce between Republicans and
Demoeya&s. Under the Democratic
caucus system, even . Northern
Dsmocraa votes TO keep the South in
r..
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
Anderson and
Sons Co.
Modern Homes"
COME IN AND TALK IT OVER WITH US
NO OBLIGATION TO BUY

can. Here Is the language OF the
letter as published by the Oregon
ian:
1t is incumbent upon every cit
'izen to make an extraordinary effort
to uphold the policies of our great
President. which can be done only
by electing to the Senate and House
OF Representatives those who are
100 per cent Americans, in accord
ance with the aims Of the Admin
istration.
IA broad, comprehensive educa-
tional campaign is being conducted
throughout the country. It IL nee
essArily expensive.
"'You are now given an oppor-
tunity to do something real. and we
hope you will make an early eontri-
button with the knowledge that what
you will do will help place the Ma
tional Administrator in . position
to increase it, efforts in the prose-
cution Of the war;
Although ~ plea IL ostensibly
for the election Of Senators and Rep
ressntasivss who are 100 20 cent
American, tn funds are 70 b ussd
only fos IL election Of Democrats.
% the necessary ihfsrsnns 70 that on
y Democrats are 100 per cent Am
srican. The money viii b used 10
rs-slsst Champ Clark. Kitshsa. Dent.
and other Democrats whs fought the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08

selective~ draft law, without which
this war could not have been con-
Quoted for week by American
troops.
The statement that you are now
given an opportunity to do something
real is an implied assumption that
men who have bought Liberty bonds
paid war taxes. contributed to the
Red Cross and conserved food stuff,
have done nothing real until they
contribute to the Democratic cam
paign fund.
1.-THE whole letter and the manner
Of it, distribution, II the press re-
ports are correct. is q base perver-
sion Of war business for partisan po-
litical ends. It IL an insult to more
than half Of the voters Of America.
II IL . Misrepresentation Of the Re-
publicans In Congress. It ID one Of
the most reprehensible attempts sv-
or made BY political party to ex-
act toll from government contract
ors. y This action Of the Democratic
National committee should b -
vsrsly rsbuked by tAs votsrs In the
November elections"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
Contractors Canvassed For
Campaign Contribution

utilization of the war for partisan
political purposes.
There could be no criticism OF
acceptance of voluntary campaign
contributions from. individual DEM
ocrats to 4 Democratic campaign
fund. even II those contributors had
government contracts. But direct So
licitation Of contributions Ii an en-.
tirely different thing. particularly
when the solicitation 10 directed to
Republican % well - Democrat. So
licitation OF FUNDS In that manner
leaves the necessary inference that
the contributions are expected be-
cause the men have government
war contracts. rah~ than because
they believe IN the principles and
psae>1s0 Of the usmosraGie party.
"Psrusal a - isGlss ssos 70 Of.
eieos end ssMahoidsv q ship bail0-
Ing companies show snsl n 10 mol.
only a atAsuot 70 ~ . rake off
from sovssamsnA soaAsases. 30 h
rsJaelaAsa q ~ 49, calm tAaa only
Dsnassaas - 30 ~ cent Amssi-
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08

Washington. October 5.-The Re.
publican Publicity association
through its president. Hon. Jonathan
Bourne. Jr.. today gave out the fol-
lowing statement from It's Washing
ton headquarters:
According to = news article In
the Portland Oregonsan Of septem-
ber IL. 1918. the Democratic nation
ri committee 10 soliciting Congres-
sional campaign contributions from
botA Republicans and Democrats
who are on,cers or stockholders In
ship building companies engaged In
building ships for the government
and depending upon future contracts
from the same source. II this has
been done. Il 10 rsprsAsusibis in the
hshea dsgNA II tAk has bssn
done IN Oregon. Il - desbtisss
beea done - every oGhss ssetion a
the eouany who're sovssamsab co..
tsases have bssa ~ Dlsuse nd per-
aa1al splselta11pa = Sastlsaa soatsi-
1Deas fslD : s0nssss Avsng .
- =
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
LITTLE MISS DEMO
CRACY'S SKIRTS

Opposition - On immsdia1s nvso
tigation Of the political and pro-ose
man sctivitiss Of the National A.
sociaa1n Of Brswsrs bod upon he
discloaares Of their purchase Of ths
Washington Tins lor ArtAus Brio
bane. b ssuping = political aspect. =
writes Angus ussvssa. wasAingDa
correspondent Of the PhGadslSAia
North American. "anme DomseraADe
politicians ars working with ne
representatives Of the bsswsrs and
ths Hsarst newspapsrs TO aooonpush
exactly the same ends. They want
NO more disclosures which would
tend % weaken The inflssoee = the
eHarst paDszs IN the coming cam
paip. The Hearst nsNspaoers are
al Democratic" Ponder that last
sentence. The chart pspsrs conti-
tuts fine organisation for Z ppl-
iticai party TO 10 up 70 that = try
ing 70 convince he people Of . 10y
atty Infinitely greater than thaG 4
any other political party In ths Md.
do thss notf why thsy ervsafssd
old vardaman and young HAsdvisk
for having lsss faint than that. II
b hardly believed that ven tAs pre-
sent dssDsratin Of TIE Democratic
party will suggest stifli1p the invss.
tigs1lon Of the Brisbase matter. The
present Congressional campaign Il
being fought strictly on . loyalty H.
sue. end II the party now In power
attempts to throw . smoke screen
over the questionable activities Of it,
Hearst pIopasandists the indigna-
ton Of the people will be much
greater. and their suspicious much
more acute. than would be the case
! fthe searchlight were turned on
Mr.. Brisbane.
Nor Is It probable that the presi-
dent will attempt to hold w the
Hughes report on the airplane scan
DIAL until~the Congressional elections
are held. for fear of its effect ON his
party's control Of Congress. The
Philadelphia North American. un-
der date Of August 26. declared. re-
spectin gthis report: "A trail Of
graft runs through the aircraft pro-
duction program from the begin
ming up until the present time" The
Hughes report has been submitted to
President Wilson. and he will have
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08

Manager of big cooperative associations throughout
the country are being urged to urge upon the farmers
the necessity Of conservingfarm machinery and crops
by the intelligent Of timber in the construction Of
sheds and other shelters.
makes Il tta short of cr;ae n oilo,y ,ach;narv ~
be exposed to the weather. Frequently farm machin-
cry valued at hundreds of dollars may be stand
ing in open fields under trees when not in use.
Machines allowed to stand out in the open in this
er 60 to pieces and must be replaced in onefourth
or less Of the time.
Now is THE TIME to have all these things attend
ed to before the cold weather sets in. CALL AND
TALK 1T OVER WITH US.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08

WILL YOU HELP Save the Coal to steam the ships to
carry these products to our armies IF SO ACT NOW.
Prepare to keep the cold out rather than generate the
heat within your home. Fuel be saved labor con-
served, health and comfort insured by using STORM
SASH AND STORM DOORS. 1t will reduce your
coal bill rs per cent. Insures perfect ventilation from
known source. Eliminates drafts that cause colds
and other sickness. The saving of coal will pay for
the sash and cost of installing the same The United
States Fuel Administrator is constantly advocating
the Of storm sash, storm DOORS weather stripping
etc. All these things fuel and make the home
much more comfortable.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
!QUACK TAXES =

Followers Of the occult get an un-
expected blow in the new revenue
bill. Pills. tablets. troches. lini-
ments, waters. ETC.. manufactured by
occult art hereafter will pay q tdx
Of one cent for each ten cents OF the
selling price.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
INCO1lPATIBILITY OF
SO. TEMPERAMENT
,xN1ks -v "a

Mr.. McAdoo says that politics
and business will not mix" The
truth q that statement ho been
amply demonstrated since the a.
vent Of the present administration.
When the attempt 10 made to mix
them both are sure 70 suffer. The
conscientious voter-and most of
them can be 10 dsscribed-has little
ace for the party that exploits big
buslnsas to the euB that Il may be
continued in D0<er. That fact las
been proven in the past. and the re-
salts q the no election vii, tndi-
cate IT, soundnsss again. Business.
too. b sufs to ahow the evil OF close
assoeiaton with politics. All indivi-
dual initiative Immediately disap,
pears when the sovenmeze becomes
the ow1as and operator. Every IN
dustFiai Or public ssrvies sctivity
that ~ bssn taken over By the gov
srnmsna has become = finAncial fall
M shortly thereafter II would be
well Tor The country n Mr.. McAdoo
would be guided by his own recon-
mendatton that politics and business
be completely divorced. 4
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08
THE SOLID SOUTH
HAS ITS SAY

WASHINGTON. October 6.-The
North. the Middle West and the West
are taxed in man power and money
TO defeat Germany nearly ten fold
to the souths' one.
/ Despite this, framing Of all war
legislation 10 vested n ooagrsssmsn
hon the South.
While the North. Mtddls Wsst 40
the West must pay most Of the balis
and supply most q ths sosdisss Cor
PsrsAins's vietorious asmiss the no
vincial eongrsnmsu from ~ "solid
South" . political entity tAas ~
Dsissd control Of nations jafAalrs
purely bssauss Of ID solidarity ana
the leugth Of service Of ~ senators
and representatives N Congress.
control the drafting Of I'll war hsgis-
htion enacted u Congress.
Every important committee char
manship y Couos0 ID hsad ~ a
Southern Democrat. OF 81 commit
tees. II have Soathsrn Demoaunsis
clAirmsa. The remaining 30 pr
shaarmanaAiDs are held By Nortnsrn
DsmGssaas. but nnae OF tAass com
mittses aD important and nons o.
them have anything to DO with the
sar proGAn. OF $40 House DINO
Gratis 40 are from the "solid
aDfh."
Il u idle for the psoDIs of ne
North. Middle West and - to
send Democratic oongrssmsn -
washinstsn hoping thas 49, Oon-
grsssasn will Aavs . votoe IN chap
ipg the dsstiAss Of TIE Rspublie.
Democratic msmbsrs Aien these ~
tons Of the country ass ignored By
IL Southern Dsmosra&Se congress-
men unless they subscribe bllndly 10
the policies and commands Of the
Southern members, or are controlled
absolutely BY the Democratic caucus.
while his controlled BY the Southern
memb0s.
The Southern Democratic nchine
Is running Congress and the country
and conducting the war. despite tho
fact that 1t represents the smallest
section Of the country in population.
wealth and man power.
During the fiscal year 1917 the
people Of the United States paid In
TO the Federal treasury ss.s71.sls.-
ase in internal taxes. OF this sum
the Solid aouth" contributed Sls7.-
s6s.4ss. or about Is per cent Of
the total.
The entire country paid 1884,
340.S01 income and excess profits
taxes. OF this sum the "Ssiid South
contributed ss6s.s54.o0s. or about
8 per cent.
Under such conditions of govern
men will the people Of the North.
Middle West and West decide to ell
ect Democratic congrssmsn in No
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-10-08

Disturbed sleep usually
comes from some form Of
mdlgestion. Strengthen
The stomach and stimulate
tie liver with . course Of
Beecbams
Pills
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