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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-08-14
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce my candidacy fer the
nomination of County Treasurer of Garrett
county, subject 10 the result of the Republi-
can primary election, and most respectfully
solicit the support Of the members Of my
party. If nominated and elected the duties Of
the Office shall receive my personal anil un-
divided attention. FRANKLIN II. HARVEY
hereby announce my candidacy for the
nomination for the Office of County Treas
cision Of the Republican voters at the pri-
maries TO be held this coming fall l re-
specially solicit the support of the Repub-
lican voters of Garrett county. and I prom
Use the people that If nominated and elect
Cd TO give my personal time and attention to
Ihg once ALBERT L. LEE.
l hereby announce my candidacy for County
Treasurer: subject to the decision at the pri-
maries. need the Job and the Office needs
me. If nominated and elected | will follow
IN the footsteps of Billy Kimmtu and do
the work of the Office myself During the war
/ helped complete five ships that carried food.
ammunition and supplies over to our boys
II not your boy then your neghbor's boy Re-
publican voters / only ask fair consideration
at your hands SILAS O. WILEY q
Formerly of District No. IL
! hereby announce M candidacy for the
nomination of Treasurer OF Garrett county
subject to the result of the coming Repub-
iican primary election. and earnestly solicit
the support Of my party, and if nominated
and elected ! promise TO give the Office my
personal attention. l have been a taxpayer
for over thirty-two years and this is the first
time ! have asked the people of the county
for anything, and if nominated and elected
this will be the last office l viii ever ask for
NJ. A. BROWNING.
Kitzmiller Nd
I hereby announce myself a candidate for
the nomination for County Treasurer
subject to the result of the Republican pri-
maries, and respectfully solicit the support of
the members Of my party throughout the
county. GEORGE GIESSMAN.
Oakland District No. ID.
/ hereby announce m-self a candidate for
the nomination for County Treasurer, subject
to the result Of the Republican Primary Elec-
ton. If nominated and elected l will give
the affairs of the Office my personal attention
STEPHEN CASTEEL.
District No.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-08-14
7. B. DOMAIN
DISTRIBUTOR OF
MUTUAL STOCK
CONDITIONER

/ desire to call your attention to
the MUTUAL STOCK CONDITION.
Err of which am special distributing
agent for Garrett county. The condi-
toner is guaranteed against the loss
at the time of its or their death, bas-
ed on the market value of horses,
cows sheep or hogs; provided it has
been used continually and fed consis-
tent with directions for a period of 6
months, under directions given.
The Conditioner is sold wholly as
preventive of contagious diseases
and not as a food. Each purchaser
will receive a written guarantee as to
the above statement. For sale by the
merchant in your vicinity. If he does
not have it, write me.
T. B. DOMAIN, Mt. Lake Park.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
SECTION 3
Only One.

Followed by angry yells from driv-
ers Of vehicles. the little old man. OBJ
vi0usly up from country. lodged
through the busy traffic until hs
rea chcd the policeman on point duty.
Il say, officer. he began, excit-
edly. have you been In New York
lon"
Ten years sir, replied the po-
liceman.
aWoll. do YOU know where ! can
find man called Brown
No. sir.
sure you can't? persisted tho
old man urgently
Look here said The policeman
impatiently There are ten million
people in New York DO you en-
pect me TO know all OF them"
no" was the old chaps cold re-
tort. but thought you, might have
sense enough to know One.
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rIileSnNTEnINN.

FIRST pnEsRYTERiAN Sew
enth and Hoston Rev. G, w Kerr
pastor Sunday school at 9.3O a. m.
Tho orchestra viii play for l5 min
utes our school IL graded and un-
der competent tehchcra In every de
partmonh Preaching by the pastor
At 1855 a.. m. subject, Running
Away from God intermediate aud
senior, Christian EndeaVor nj ID
p" n The evening service will he
n mpslcM given hy our chorus choir
under the direction of Mrs. Mugge
Tho pastor VIII give only u short
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
SAND SPRINGS.

SAND SPRINGS COMMUNITY
CHURCH, Sunday School al TO a.
N. At - "A. m. Or. Seth X. Cor
ton will preach on America and
tho FuDfillment Of Old Testamen,
Prophccy" Text Jeremiah |. 10
and Is. Fer behold ! have made
thee this day defcnccd city. and
an iron pillar and brazen walls
against the whole land, and against
the kings and Hgainst the princes
thereof Y. L 5. e. T.. at p. m.
An young people. invited. Al 3 y.
m. Dr Gordon viii preach on Some
Startling Things In Prophecy and In
History" which may mean redemp-
ton or disaster TO This world OF ours.
Good music al every service. The
sermons will be timely and full OF
Interest Everybody invited.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

SCIENTIST -- Services are held at
inc chuch building, corner Eleventh
and BOULDER avenue, Sunday morn
ing nj IL O'Clock. Sunday evening at
s o'clock. Sunday school at . so a m.
Suhlcc' for today, Are Sin, Disease
and Death Real ." Wednesday eve
ming testimonial meeting al o'ylocN.
A free rcn iing room is maintained
M rooms 307 ana 30s Mayo sui ding.
open week days from $50 a. m. to
$40 p m. excepting "Wednesday
evenings. also on Sundnys and legal
holidays from tu 5 The public Is
cordially invited 20 make use OF the
reading rooms ana Jo attend the
teryieps
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CHRISTIAN

FIRST CHRISTIAN Now meet
ing in the courthouse Meade putt
paA.Or. Sundhy sorviCes a. follows
R.8U %. m Bible school i0.4i u. m
communion and preaching Subject
"The Greed of the church 6;i5
= m Y. y. y. C. Il a musical pro
gram this evening, s. y. IN. preach
inr hy tho pastor Subject, "lmin h a
Vision of the Messiah Mr. sn3hl
RocUvtch, The Russian tenor viii
have charge of The music OF BON
EeEylpe
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SALVATION ARMY.

'CITADEt-l20 West sec n d
street Adiutant and Mrs. .. 7.
Johnson In charge. Street service
Third nnd Main at 10. holiness meet
ing az citadel at II: SUNDAY school
NJ y. m.. with Asa Wilkcrsuh
young peoples sergeant major. In
charge Young peoples legion nt
$50 Mrs. Johnson will give 10
minute talk Street services. Second
and Main. at 7.3O. and $40 In the
citadel You are always welcome
here.
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And thcr AL Enn for IL.

How do you manage 10 turn
away 80 many applicants for posi-
lions in the chorus without hurting
their feelings
"Oh, | tell them they are TOO pret-
". that tho star wants 10 be the
ONLY handsome woman In the com
psny'.
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Cooke, pastor. ilG0 North Denver.
phone 5E6l, coleman l. Eck!e, sec
rotary. phone sSai. Sunday school
g.id. Epwor,h league 7.lb Junior
League 80, church services II and
$50 BOY scouts 1880 Friday
evening
BETHEL MISSION -Osoeola and
Council tnorfheust part Of ety..
Mrs Bertha Ehlera, superintendent
sunday scWNl at $3.50, followed by
public worship
WESLEY CHAPEL On T. Col --
Frankfort ana EuSton, Bev II 4. =
JOhHsuu. pastor Sunday school.
$50. preaching Ht II and z 80. Ep-
Worth league 20
BROWNs CHAPEL &C. NJ. Co.
107 North Frankfort ltcv. j r.
Mccain pastor sunday school
s:a0. preaching ilcnnd 7.30. Ep-
worth league $50,
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EPISCOPAL.

TRINITY EFIsCOPAL CHURCH
Fifth ana Cincinnati Rev. g. v.
King. rector Holy communion 3 a.
m sunday school $50 m Morn
ing prayer II a. m Sermon by tho
rector Evening prayer and address
I 80 ID m
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[ son. treasurer Sunday school a.
| 80 q m. Morning worship NJ 10 a.
u. m building God n House" j
[ W Abel Junior League at ) .. IA.
EpWorth League at Gas y. N. Al
/ young people urged to attend lnttr-
mediate League at y. m. Evening
worship az 8 =. ~. - Tragedy ~
Too Much" j. W Abel Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at 3
O. clock
ROsT TOH AVENUE NJ T.
/ CHURCH SOUTH Fnth and Bos-
ton bF J.. Hnrton. pas,or} cd
Allen. assisfBnt sunday school p'
HEt5 o. l with classes FOR all Morn -
ing pr"n hing service at II q N.
subject Tho nrlnccly EdiHro In
fhn evening ihrrr will D." "a service
flag rehabilitation and n service nag
lowering A. bt5 p n the EpwOrth
League Will dcWyslfize the ~ stars
and three red trianRlcs on their Eery-
Ice flag with fine. enthusiastic ana
patriotic service. Ats p, m Doctor
barton will deliver me most pOpu
far address OF those he used in
France and the one given many
tln@r Following this Win bo the
service flag lowering ~ tho Boston
prupriato program. There wilt be
an appreciated surprise for everyone
attending this service Tho official
board ~ thr church cordially invites
the public 10 attend all services. Al
seats free
CIRCUIT MEMouf&L -Four
teenth and Quaker Lanlor /. Bran
non, pastor. r. G Mccullough. sun
day school superintendent. llDrrs
Thompson, Epworth League prcsl-
dent; w H Sidcra. chorister. u w
kccfc financial manager; Herbert
Pestor. secretary Of tho Centenary.
Sunday school 0.i5 a. m. Epworth
l'eague .. IN. Preaching at II a.
M. and p, m. Rev John MCGce
lust returned from France, Will
preach ut the II O'Clock service. At.
~ IN luncheon Will be served, fol
lowcsl hy u got acquainted service"
The pastor VIII preach at tho even
ing service, subject, ~ We Had tho
Spirit" This church ls not flre-
cAcnpc 70 dDom, but {; II the gate
aiar to the blcssed life Admission
free.
GRACE NJ. E. CHURCH Third
and Trenton Rev Everett Simp-
son, pastor sunday school $3.50 u.
M Sunday school rally day cNer-
cIees, 1898 a NJ. Junior league s
p m Epworth league, 7 y. m
Communion service and reception Of
members = . M Mia week prayer
service Wednesday p m.
4
WESLEY COMMUNITY -- First
and Leo. West Tulsa Rcv W &
clock. pastor Sunday schQol at 10
"A. m Epworth League I;sd a M
Sermon nt | a NJ.
T1GERT MEMORIAL tM r. -
Main and Easton Rev. Harold q
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METHODIST.

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Flfth and 'lloulder J W Abel pas
tor: w r sohmittmnnn nnd Faye
nurritt Emery. assistants, willard
=. John, superintendent. II. W. john
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BsISrisT

FIRST BAPTIST - Fourth aud
Cincinnati w O. Anderson. min
lister. Biblo school. $50 a m
Morning worship, 1850 a. M. Scr
mon subject The chunFole
Christ" II. y. y T. meets in nv"
divisions At Gt, .. IN. Evening
worship. s O'Clock. sermon HdbJ"rl'
"Thc Lord Christ Prayer mertinr
"Wednesday evening at 3 orIoch.
NOGALFS AVENUE First and
Nogalen At 30 ~ 90. is the sur
day school hour At ~ A m. ana
% m the pastor viii speak. Tho
Junior. intermediate and senior u
Y. y. T.. win meet rt -. IN, Tn"
prayer meeting NCdueEdhy at
m We invite yuu Charles ~.
Fuy, general SUNDAY school Tpprrln
trndcut phone 2i'a. W 4 T"dh,
pas'or phone 5s79-H
iNNANuEI. HArTIST 1909 Fast
sorotsl. G. f.. siler pastor Resi-
deuce III south Victor Phone res
idrusr. nsngo $3.50, study pHng"
piNO
WEST TULSA T. " owen, pas
tor. phone T75O-H Bible school at
a.Ab. preaching az IT aud 1880,
pray rr meeting Tuesday
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Did you ever play In Hamlet
inquired a theatrical manager OF a
recent acquisition 10 his company.
Ever exclaimed the newcomer,
why Ivc played IN every hamlet
in the world, a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12

How dare you come and ask me
for your ball when you've nearly
Killed one OF my children with it,
well. sir, you've got eleven chill
drcn, and we've only got one ball"!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-10-12
LUTHERAN.

FIRST LUTHERAN Fifth ant
Elwuod Rev. s. =. Kaufman, u. u &,
pastor The pastor has returned
from synod ana win prgach Sunday
morning at II O'Clock, SUNDAY
school NJ 9.i5 a. m. - * Hiil, su-
periplcLdcnt. All welcome
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sPIRITUAIIST.

FIRST sPIRTTUALIsT SOCIETY
Z . m. lecture by pastor. Mrs. II
Flsmming Tesis by assistant pastor
Mrs. Aldrich, and Mrs. Ida Mat'y a
special message circle viii be heli
at cloEe or service. Lycrum al :
u. m. Class spiritual philosophy at
I p. m a spiritualist circle hnd so
cinl will be he'd at Mrs. MoIl'e
Bonds. II0 South olympia, Nednes
hAY evonlnR EYcryOne Welcome
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Kelly. pastor Sunday school at $50 {.
sacrament at II; rehgio at $50
preaching Rt 7i5; prayer service a;
7ttb Wednesday.
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nHH Q|!:[|hlQlr:fh 1 :; q !, : !

sermnn. subject, what ls Thine Oc-
/ ruptttortaH 4 ,prdln, invitation is
given 20 al. 10 come and worship
WIN us aud fo cnI"} ihr nusi'h'
treat
/ UNITED pHrSrNrEEIA%
Ch.vennr and Cameron charles d.
. Sew comb paHUT. llhlc H.hpul Tor
MI slassca ~ g.iS m Today ~
our rally hty Special prog lm Tor
this rpe,iuk occasion. Al who do
not go clsru here are especially IN
,li.d 10 como ana enjoy ih's' H"r
ylcoa with as Ihusilun union meet
ing az 7 D ~ ErcIchirR tf q M
A cordial weicunN 10 at
SECOND pIEsBNPEHlAN.
Zunis and Hnrtuu" strrois W ~
Murphy lr. pastor. sunday h,h""i
at g.A5 70. m. ". % I'' man. h"p,L
Intcpdent A VOL gr,AGnd school with
clnssrs for an aEca n yuu hf" not
In sunday scnooI como here Morn
ing Worship a. n -. in sermon by
the pn4tnr Topic. What Is NOir
Cblof Delight. Scudoi christian
EudrHyor society at q m Evening
Worship at turl0rk sermon hB
the paator Topic The lnrccug
nlzrd christ wednesday evening
PRAYER and social gathering at
o'clock Campfire glris and Junior
Scoutr at $50 FRIDAY afternoon
Roy scouts at 5.30 FRIDAY eNeninr.
rhiH IL q community church ana does
not preach dcnominnlionnlipn buI
the fundamental facts of the gospel
upnn which nll churches ngrcc You
arc welcome 20 itn fellowship. wor.
Whip and work
COLLEGE uIlb pUESRETTlu
AN Seventh ara mccoy HohWt u
Clark. pastor Rally day Will be
great dny IN the sunday Sehoql az
40 n m so one should hr nbsont
Morning and evening worship. If A.
m ana y p. ~ with Nrmon by phs.
tor Junior christian Endcu'or nt
Z II. IN. Senior ana Intcdmodiate
Endenvor at 80 =. ~.
BIrf.LETTE Corner nunlnuc ara
nasAeli SUNDAY school at o 81 IN,
&. n Edwards superintendent
Preaching service nt = y. m by keN,
IuFh A. Creswell, assistant pastor
First Presbyterian church
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CATHOLIC

f1LY FAMILY Eighth and
Boulder Father John O. Herring,
pastor. n m, mass and sermon;
a m. children's mass and ins'ruc-
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MISSOURI SYNOD LUTHERAN.
Meetings held IN northeast room of
The courthouse at o'clock IN the
evening rev Christopher Lierson,
uasfOr
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SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH
viii hold services In Musicians hall.
Il2h south Boulder. AT Sp, IN.
Trance lecAre WIN be delivered ny
Mrs. Ruth Moody and by the pastor
Rrv Gertrude Hull Spirit messages
VIII be given by the pastor, Mrs Eva
Parks and Mira Effie olive. Prof.
Wriston's cight-piere orchestra VIII
furnish the music. The public IN
vited 70 attend all our services. Re
freahments music snd dancing az
this han Tuesday evening. October
Is. unier the auspices Of the Ladies'
aid
SOCIETY OF DIVINE THOUGHT,
1920 Fact First Lecture At y.
Spirit messages after lecture. All In
terestcd are invited
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CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST
Reorganized GStter Day Salnt")
Tenth and Rockford. George A
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MISCELLANEOUS

ASSEMBLY or GOD-Tlflh and
Peoria CPea"D Rev. s. A. Iamison.
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pastor. phone 4Gii-R. Sunday school
at 10; preaching at II; evening serv-
I've 7+5. Weekly service every
Tuesday and Friday nights. Chil-
drens meeting Wednesdays at 2.3O.
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tion, 1890 a m. mass and sermon I.
4 y. m. devo'ions and benediciion
with inquiring class Week days at
q 10 and "A. m
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} TULSA CITY MIsSION-2i West
Second. Rev. A Idchtenstein, pas
tor. city missionary service every
night at 1880. MONDAY prayer meet
inS daily: preaching by the pastor,
sunday schodl for men, women and
children not otherwise attached.
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SACRED HEART sixteenth ana
Rockford. Rev. Charles Staniaert'
renfur AerYlcea at manal hours.
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CHURCH or CHRIST CSecond) -
irving school auditorium, Take owen
park cars.
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JEWISH.

TEMPLE ISRAEL South Chey
Nynne and Fourteenth. Regular
sabbath evening service, Friday
evening at o'clock Rabbi Iatz viii
preach on 'Reopening Old Wells %
At the Sabbath morning s'rvice al
IO.80the sermon will be on Psalm
/. THE Two Ways" The public Is
invited
R'NAT EMUNAH - $40 South
Cheyenne. Morris Ucllcr, rabbi.
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CHURCH or CHRIST G'irsp-
Washington school First and Rock
ford, on Kendall line.
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TULSA UNITY CLASS OF Practi-
cal Christianity meets each Thurs
day evening AT IN superior court
room ip, county courthouse.
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MISSION OF REDEEHTNG LOVE
lG9 south Boston
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OkIahoma's Finest Store for WOmer

Well dressed xpendu is all matter of
judgment
at
which founded highest principles OF
seri unquestioned style supremacy
discerning
OF tha
apprcaeshat that ol
instead the mediocre
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BIrLLETTE Corner ntnlotte ard
Hnskel SUNDAY school at o 81 IN.
G. \. Edwards superintendent
Preaching service nt p m by keN,
Iugh A. Crcswcl, assistant pastor
First Presbyterian church
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WESLEY COMMUNITY -- First
and l.co, West Tulsa Rev W &.
clock pastor Sunday schQol At 10
a. m Epworth league 7;Sd a m
Sermon nc "A ~
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ADVENTIST Sixth and Madison.
CHURCH OF GOD Firm and
Madison.
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T1GERT MEMORIAL tM. E. 80
Main and Easton Rev Harold q.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-18

for s hours an 1t
She
for all wants.
Bank and Trust and Lillian
out she stepped
had her Then she started
o
Clothes REFER tan shoes and
bought watch and for her
wonderful doll
bought pair Of driving gloves
toilet OF all
SelTaught Over Night"
with he understood
to about spanking
spanked. anyhow. twas worth it.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-18

BAKERS. WILD WASTE

1t Is comparatively a safe conjecture
that when the inside story of our war
expenditures begins to be unfolded we
shall hear tale of waste and graft
that will appal US.
Already, of course, we have been
informed of the millions squandered
and grated in shipyard and airplane
construction, but these, in our opin-
ion, will form but a small part of the
total sums of which the government
has been fleeced or has f1eeced iteself.
We have before our eyes the ex-
ample of Fort Douglas. The trouble
in that case has been the war depart
ment's change Of mind. Apparently
the government could not make up it's
mind just what to do with Fort Doug
las. 1t promised number of things
and began building to fit each new
idea Wncn the war department
shifted to another idea it ordered
moro and different construction. At
one time the post was to be trans
formed into great cantonment. Bar
racks and other buildings were con-
structed in conformity with that no.
ton. Then an internment camp was
decided upon and other buildings were
constructed Meantime the canton
nent idea had gone to seed. The bar
racks were being occupied only by
occasional recruits.
About this time there was some talk
of making the post big quarter
masters depot A little later we were
promised a reconstruction hospital.
And each of these ideas resulted in
new construction.
Now orders have come to discon,
tinue all the work, which signifies that
some $4,000 or $4,000 in hospital
and other construction stops amid
chaos.
It is practically certain that Fort
Douglas has not been Bakers only
folly. The fantastic performance
probably has been duplicated in many
other cases, but naturally the govern
ment is not telling on itself.
1t is about time congress instituted
an exhaustive investigation to take in
all war expenditures so as to form
comparisons between the money ex-
pended and the results accomplished.
When the results are made known, we
presume to predict, the administra-
ton will call on the league of nations
to enforce peace and domestic tran
guilty.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-18

1t is claimed there is bounty on
Seward citizens at Anchorage. The
Seward Chamber of Commerce re-
Gently passed resolutions in regards
to the government railroad that stirred
up hornets nest in westward towns
Seward claims that officials of the
government railroad have grudge
against their fair city and they are
being made to suffer in consequence
Somewhere it says Brethren should
dwell together in unity" but Seward
evidently can't see the point when
they are being continually picked on
News.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-18

the exhibitors throughout country Later Red Cross pictures food
conservation films and Liberty loan pictures followed
Besides large personal subscriptions to the Liberty oan
the way of leading paades speaking Liberty loan raj
lies Red Cross drives and possible have been freely given
led huge military pades alone for the OF
stimulating recruiting aiding the Liberty loans the Red Cross drive
the
work both here and abroad Enter
anents social affairs constantly being
ranged at which the Of moving picture actresses an aid to draw
ing attended eight ten OF these a
fairs week. At home Hollywood Ca have been much
uped recently securing utilizing for the Red Cross material that
would ordinarily be wasted
girls the studios who often have barely
for their needs usually be ndurousy knitting
while they await their turn before the camera.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-03-18

While candor compe,s the admis-
sion that this community is disap-
pointed at the failure of the passage
by congress of an appropriation for
railway project, there is no serse in
being helplessly discouraged over the
outlook. 1t is at least encouraging to
know that the appropriation was not
beaten at the last session on it's
merits, but rather on account of that
childish filibusterer, inspired by two
unpatriotic individuals. We say un-
patriotic advisedly, for any man-be
he senator or commemorative in this
critical period of the nations history
lays one otraw in the WY OF con-
structive measures that would give
employment to people, VIXEN employ
ment is needed as cure for the gen.
eral unrest throughout this country, is
unfaithful, and therefore unpatriotic.
Tie English language docs not have
within its vocabulary words suficf-
emily strong to condemn those con-
tcmptible, unworthy members of the
senate They should be relegated to
private life, and there remain They
are unfit to serve as representatives
of the American people, Anchorage
Times.