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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-09-18
Agricultural Year Book for the Asking

Congressman J. Charles Linthicum
has large number of 1918 Agricul-
tural Year Books on hand, and will be
glad to send them out to those parties
who feel they would be interested in
the book. Address him House of Rep
resentatives, Washington, D. C. Mr..
Linthicum represents Baltimore City
District, therefore he has few calls
for this publication.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-09-18
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS.

All soldiers, sailors and marines
within the bounds of District No. 8
are invited to attend a Welcome
Home Celebration on Thursday DC
tober 9th, at the Grantsville w. o. W.
pavilion. There will be an all-day
picnic and dance. Both dinner and
supper will be served free to our
boys. Refreshments will be sold at
nominal sum. A band and orches-
ira will provide music. COMMITTEE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1919-09-18
Mr.. A. d. Naylor, One of the Success
full Republican Candidates at the
Recent Primary Election, Extends
His Thanks to the Voters.

TITS IIIdIIho 10 VIIV ' UIHTS.
To the Editor of The Republican.
Through the columns Of your paper,
l wish to thank all of my friends in
every section of the county who sup
ported my candidacy at the recent
primary election for the nomination
for House of Delegates.
Now that the primary is over,
trust l may have the full support of
the Republican party at the general
election to be held in November.
Yours respectfully,
ALONZO D. NAYLOR.
Advertisement.
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06

emies Of Russia Carranza and Villa can challenge
comparison with Lenine and Trotzky as experts r
the refined art of conscation of other peoples proD
critics. The Mexican school of banditry is now said
to have enrolled one hundred thousand enthus
iastc students whose activity and zeal in the prac
tce OF the profession is in daily evidence in the
newspapers. Both Carranza and Villa are now, in
the millionaire class as result of their own pro-
hcency in the delicate art of discouraging too
prolonged holding of valuable possessions by the
original owners The range Of the operation Of
the process of distribution includes everything from
la straw hat to smeter or an oil we'll special atten
ton being given to portables Of all grades of NOV
ability It is open to serious doubt whether the
genius of the Russian soviet experts has developed
anything superior to that offered in the courses of
the Mexican institutions. So why go to the expense
of transporting eager students of sovietism
and conhscation to Europe? Why not let them
enter the highly successful and world-renowned
schools conducted by the Messrs. Carranza and
Villa, thus saving considerable mileage in the cost
|of travel? At any rate the United States is not
an ideal place for those ambitions and wide-awake
young fellows who aspire to higher degrees in the
soviet philosophy. We are too bourgeois in our
persuasons to permit of the healthy cultivation of
the MARKHAM panacea for all social political and in
dustrial ills.
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
LLOYD GEORGES PUERILE PRETEXTS
REGARDING IRELAND.

Let Lloyd George pocket his fine feelings toward
the Americans. Although they are an admirable
palterng Eng&ishmen preach it, nevertheless they.
have little sympathy for "per6dious Albion" It
should not be that we strain our alliances with them
to the breaking point. But this is surely coming
ued. England will save Ireland, perhaps, but will
lose control of Canada
The infantile statements enanating from the Brit
ish Premier such as: ireland is not one nation in
race, religion temperament or anything constitut-
statements discredit the intellectually of Mr.
George. He might have remarked that there is no
nation the face of the earth, and especially Eng
land herself that is and undivided in these essen
tials which constitute a nation.-Catholic Record,
London, Ontario
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
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Joys Of Good Health Are Produced BY
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The Irish standard., 1919-09-06

health is now greatly improved. Be-
sides, he is an active director of the
Northeastern Railway and presides
over one of its most important COM
mittees. 1.-The can discharge the oner.
Gus duties he could equally have
undertaken the work of the Embassy
for a reasonable term of years. But
he is deeply convinced that the sue
cess or failure of an Ambassador in
America depends upon the settlement
of the Irish question. Had the Gov
eminent been able to say now that
they have an Irish policy it is proba-
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06

BILE that viscount Grey would have
gone as Ambassador. AS they have
not made up what they are pleased
to call their minds, he goes on tenn
porary special mission.
IF before spring a real effort is
made to settle the Irish question his
mission may be prolonged. He will
then see real prospect of establish
ing on permanent footing those good
relations with America which he has
so much at heart and which are of
paramount Importance to the future
peace Of the world.'' .z.-.a
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
SACRED HEART INTENTION FOR sEPrEM
BER-"cATHoL1c TEACHERS.

The Holy Father Pope Benedict XIV has made a
most felicitous choice in designating as the inten-
ton of the League of the Sacred Heart for the
month OF September, Catholic Teachers" The
of all who are charged with the duty of education
of the children and youth of the world to the para
mount Importance of the faithful performance of
that duty at a time when diabolic forces are per-
niciously active in the work of undermining and
destroying the whole fabric of civilization and cu
ture. To the Church itself has been committed the
mighty task of the teaching of mankind in the pre-
cept given by our Divine Lord to the Apostles
60 forth and teach all nations whatsoever l have
commanded you" and we'll has she undertaken that
great function, through the nstrumentaty of her
thousands of institutions.
Our prayers are asked in special manner during
the current month for those who are now actively
engaged in teaching we'll for those who are
preparing to adopt the profession their life work,
under the guidance of the Church.
Without Catholic schools our little children would
be the prey of inhdeity and secularism 1t is many
years ago that the great Archbishop Hughes voiced
the slogan, but it is equally true today: "If we
build not schools for the rising generation we shall
not need churches in which the men and women
to come may worship" When our fathers arrived
in this country they determined that their children
should be educated under Catholic auspices even
though it involved a great burden and sacrifice.
There is work of American Catholics that stands
more to their credit than the great Catholic educa-
tiona institutions OF our country. One of the funda
mental reasons that our Catholic system of educa-
ton has achieved such wonderful results is that
our schools have not only taught virtue in the abb
stract but have set before the pupil the shining
ample of the lives of their teachers. Those Of us
who have been blessed with education in Cath
Ole school know the wonderful influence for right
living that exercised upon us by the example Of
a good religious.
| Our Holy Father asks us to pray that the Church
may be blessed with Catholic teachers. If we
would keep pace with our needs and opportunities
we must multiply our Catholic schools. We must
have more religious engaged in the great work o.
teaching. Then let our prayers during the month O
September be plea to the Sacred Heart not only
to bless and encourage those who engaged il
this great work for His sake, but that HI may mul
tiply the number Of those who ready to follow
the call to the high vocation Of Catholic teacher
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
IRELAND's CASE ABLY PRESENTED AT
WASHINGTON

Before the United States Senate Committee on
Foreign Relations the delegates of the Irish Race
Convention of February last accorded the priv
iege, denied to them as well as to the direct repre-
sentatives of Ireland ITSELF at Versailles-that Of
presenting to the world the of the Irish nation
as it bears upon the readustment Of international
affairs under the proposed League of Nations Thus
it at least be said that the old iniquitous Brit
sh policy Of silence regarding this great issue has
been thwarted by the action of the American SEN
ate; the proceedings of Saturday. August 80, at
Washington will ultimately be given the full pub
licity which their Importance demands. What was
done and said upon that memorable occasion will
be heralded broadcast throughout the world despite
all that Britain do to prevent It. and every gov
eminent on earth, within or without the League,
will doubtless soon be in possession Of an exact
copy Of the record OF the debates and discussions
Not only Messrs Dunno, Walsh and Ryan, the
delegates turned down" at Paris were heard, but
also addresses by Bourke, Cochran and Justice CO.
halan, of New York City, and John A. Murphy, OF
Buffalo, N. Y,-truly an able and brilliant galaxy
Of jurists and publicsts It is gratifying to note
that the committee of the Senate was eagerly re-
ceptve Of the presentation of the cause OF Ireland
at the hands Of these distinguished American advo
Icates of the cause OF their motherland. They did
not tire at the long recitals Of Mr.. Dunno as he
lgave them irst-hand evidence of the appalling con-
ditons existing there, but gave free scope to all
the testimony adduced The session was continued
Iall day Saturday, and many of the members Of the
committee aided by their interrogatories in eluc-
dating the facts Of the situation Obviously they
were deeply interested and heartily sympathetic
with the detectives Of the delegates and their assoc
ciates. 1t in the atmosphere of free America
rather than in that Of trepidating Europe that the
proceedings conducted, without fear and with
out restraint and with an eye single to the ascer
tainment of the truth Of the situation.
Epitomizing the results of British domination Mr..
Dunno stated : We found country whose popu-
Ilaton had fallen from 825OOO0 in 1841 to 100000
in 1919, whose ample navigable harbors are empty
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06

branches established according to the needs of the
several localities and the degree of interest shown
in the work. The staff of officers of the branch
|already established here is as follows:
President. L. Lynch.
Vice-President-P. ]. Downes.
Secretary-Anna K. Bryant.
Financial Secretary-Patrick Culhane
Treasurer-Owen Cunningham.
Orator.. c. Sheehan.
Guard-John O'Meara
Director of Organization-Wil Daley
Those who contemplate organizing new branches
OF the Friends may obtain any desired information
by communicating with any of these officers or with
any member of the branch
Mr.. Mahoney desires it also to be known that he
open to calls from any part of the state for the
purpose of organization. He invites communica-
tons upon the subject and will personally visit those
communities where there is a fair promise of estab-
fishing branch of the Friends.
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
character that it has provoked five revolutions with

character that it has provoked five revolutions with
in the last century and quarter"
AS was expected, the feudastic article x of the
proposed League of Nations was subjected to par.
cularly severe denuncaton and the pact itself as
whole was condemned an embodiment of Euro
pean rather than American ideals, and dangerous
to the peace of the world regardless of the attempts
at amendment or Interpretation of its terms. II
is as Mr.. Walsh phrased il, so shot through with
injustice that the subtle European minds have SO
coverty and successfully planted their ideals in it
IN contradiction OF the ideals of the American peo-
pie, that no Interpretation and no amendment can
make it an honest document"
Mr.. Cochran emphasized the vital importance of
the settlement of the Irish question in maintaining
the peace OF the world. The status of affairs in
ireland, he contended, was one of the causes that
precipitated the world war, inasmuch as Germany
conceived it to be an opportune time to strike at
England. The alternatives in the Irish situation
he said, were determination or emancipation In
conclusion he elected great applause when he ex-
claimed: All the Leagues of Nations on earth
won't keep Ireland submissive to the wrongs done
her-thank God for it. And the same is true of
America
The hearings conducted by the Senate Committee
in behalf OF the nations against whom the diplomatic
doors were shut at Paris will have an illuminating
effect for the American people in passing judgment
upon the League pact. They will lay open to our
view the possibilities and potentalites of that
ure in clear and definite manner, such as could
not possibly have been afforded in the obfusca-
tons Of European politics. In special way they
have beeen Of tremendous value to the Irish cause
which has now become burning question of
American politics. inextricably involved in the con-
sideration of the League covenant. 1t means, too,
that the American people about to make more
intensive study of the grievances of Ireland than
ever before, as basis for intelligent, Judgment
thereon. Who can doubt that the outcome Of that
analysis will be favorable to Erin or that so far as
America contribute to decision of the matter
her weight will be, as Franklin promised in the days
of the revolution, thrown her side of the scales?
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
-Ack OF AN IRISH POLICY HOLDS
GREY.

London, August 2o-The Weekly
Dispatch says:
"viscount Grey's refusal of the EN-
bassy at Washington and his accept
ance instead OF. temporary mission,
is not due, as the Ministers would
wish us to believe, to his physical dis
abilities.
"As matter of fact viscount Grey's
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
lWHY NOT SEND OUR soVIETISTs TO
MEXICO?

AS schools of sovietism the Mexican institutions
are looming up as rivals Of the most advanced acad-
The Irish standard., 1919-09-06
CHURCH CALENDAR, WEEK SEPT 81:

CHURCH CALENDAR, WEEK SEPT. GIG.
Sept. -Saturday-St Zachary.
Sept. 7-Sunday-St. Regina.
Sept. S-Monday-Nativity of the Blessed Vir-
gin Mary.
Sept. 9-Tuesday-st Peter Claver.
Sept. l0-Wednesday-St. Nicholas of Tolentno.
Sept. 11-Thursday-St. Hyacinth
Sept. 12-Friday-Holy Name of Mary.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Weight charts, designed especially
for school room use SO that classes can
he recorded and compete with each 9TH
or have been Issued by the Colorado
Public Health Association, McClintock
building, Denver, for distribution
throughout the state Send for one.
The best way to promote public
health is by watching the children and
keeping them 100 per cent normal.
The state health association, which Is
financed largely by the sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals, is cooperating
with the Bureau of Education OF the
rational Department of Interior by in
'eresting teachers and pupils alike in
educational work and in fight
Ing tuberculosis.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bowers are
they will remain until after the hol-
idays.
Mrs. Maude Price is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Shipler.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dole have gone
to Oklahoma where they will visit
Mrs. Doile's father.
Mrs. A. 1. Nelson spent Wednes-
day in Manzanola.
Mrs. ]. II. Park assisted in Yehle's
store several days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Yehle were
Pueblo visitors Tuesday and Rocky
Ford and Manzanola visitors We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Ernest Kretzer went to
Boone last Wednesday where she
will visit friends week or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Orr are here
from Bloomington. Kans visiting
their son j. L. Orr and wife They
will be here two or three weeks.
j. ]. Breazeale has gone to st.
Joseph, Mo, where ne will make an
extended visit.
Mrs. w. II. Baker, Mrs. Felix Kup
and Mrs. o. L. Webb were Pueblo
visitors one day last week.
W. H. Morehouse has changed his
plans regarding leaving here for
Chicago and is contemplating build
ing a building south of Estabrook's
store and putting in a line of general
merchandise.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
BEWARE OF
SUpERSTI1|ONS
Many Pet Theories Regarding Health
and Disease Being Exploded a.
Education Spreads.

Are you superstitiOus?
DO you walk under ladders, avoid
black cats, throw salt over your shoul-
der?
The most amazing superstiti0ns In
the world are those that are cherished
by the public In regard to health. ac-
cording to officials OF the Colorado
Public Health Association.
One of the demonstrators Of the
state association who has been at work
In Pueblo county for the past year, in
Producing n health crusade for the
children, discovered mother who
he contract pneumonia, and another
mother equally fearful of watef taken
internally lest 1t result in floating kid
neys.
Doctors from all sections OF the
state who are members Of the assOcia-
tion report that many people still
think that tuberculosis Is hereditary.
This theory has been disproved, how
ever. and more people are learning
each year that tuberculosis is both cur
able and preventable.
Here are a few other unscientific
superstitions that are met with daily:
That gold wedding rings rubbed on
the eye will cure stye.
That earrings improve sight.
That flannel (must be red) is good
for sore thront.
That malaria is caused by night air.
That grapeseeds produce appendi-
citis.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
MRS. wsl. D. LEONARD DIES

Mrs. VIM. d. Leonard died at her
home two miles month Of Cowan
postofflce on Friday December 8.
after brief Illness. The body was
brought to Ordway Saturday and
Mr.. Leonard and his two children
left that evening for Bonner Springs.
Kans.. where interment was made.
Mrs. Leonard was born in Kansas
City on August 6. 1891. She is sur
vived by her husband and two chill
dren and her father F. H. Mann
who lives in the Cowan district.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
A. l.. PRICE DIES

A. l.. Price of Pueblo, and known
quite we'll among business men of
Ordway, died last week and the fun
eral was held on Monday of this
week. Mr.. Price was auditor for
the Twin Lakes Land and Water Co.,
and made numerous visits here when
the company's office was located in
Ordway.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
TEACHERS NOTICE

The regular county teachers ex-
animation for elementary schools
will be held at the court house in
Ordway on Thursday and Friday
December IS and 10.
The High school examination will
be held at the county Superintend-
ents Office on Saturday. December
20. r. q. Rhine,
Co. Supt. 1912
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
NEW RESIDENTS ARRIVE

r. J. Conwell and family and Sol
Lenz and family have moved here
from Trenton. NO., arriving the past
week. Mr.. Lenz bought the F. r.
Phillips ranch OF twenty acres just
west of town and Mr.. Conwell pur-
chased the fifteen acre ranch I'm the
same vicinity.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
CHECK WEIGHT and
HEIGHT ON CHARTS
COLORADO PUBLIC HEALTH AS
ISOLATION APPEALS TO
CHILDREN.
offers Opportunity for Boys and Girls
of State to Find Out Just How Much
They Should Weigh and How
Tail They Should Be.

Check up your height and weight on
the charts given below. children.
Are you too shortf
Get out and do few exercises that
win stretch you out
Do you weigh too little?
Eat nourishIng food and play out
doors. Compare your height ana
weight with the charted normals each
month and find out from your doctor
what is wrong II you don't measure up
to standard.
The following chart shows the right
height and weight in pounds for boys
from five to ten years of age. Inclusive
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
NEW POSTMASTER AT FORD

T. H. Stratton is the new postmas-
ter at Rocky Ford. The office has
been run for the past several months
by Otto Ferrill.
Milk prices at La Junta for Dec
ember is $500 for 3.5 test milk.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
DILLON BUYS PROPERTY
CALLTHORP TO BUILD

T NJ. Callthorp has sold his Ord
way residence property to c. E. Dill
on who will occupy the place. having
already moved In from the ranch.
Mr.. Callthorp has commenced the
erection of a modern six-room bung-
allow on his ranch northwest Of town
near the Bunce ranch.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
WHEN SUGAR CITY STARTED

In the twenty year ago column of
the La Junta Tribune mention is
made of the starting of Sugar City.
1t tells of the buying of the land
and breaking ground for the sugar
mill of the National Sugar Manu-
featuring co.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
BUYS SUGAR urY RESIDENCE

Sugar City-W. A. Cauffman Of
Burlington has bought the Fred Tar
box residence located just off main
street. He will move his family to
business.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Want eds N he New Ere have
been doing the work for others.
Try this modern method of telling
and buying. It's the most econom-
ical way you could select.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

DerculOSiB.
The double-barred Red Cross is sew
enteen years old this month. 1t is
known internationally as the emblem Of
the fight which the world Is making to
rid itself of the scourge Of tuberculosis
1t stands for the campaign which is be-
ing waged this year in Colorado and
the nation to save 10000 lives.
In 1902 the international Anti-Tuber-
culosis Association adopted as its en-
blem combination OF the Croix de
Lorraine. which is known to every
Colorado soldier as the insignia Of the
10th Division of the A. e. F., and the
cross Of the Greek Catholic church.
Both crosses are symbolic of charity
and help to humanity. The National Tu-
berculosis Association Of this country
was formed four years later and took
up the same emblem which has been
popularized throughout the country by
local organizations in every state.
The local fight for public health Is
being waged by the Colorado Public
Health Association. Nearly fifty thous-
and children in the state are now wear
ing the double-barred Red Cross to In
dictate that they are members of the
"AIodern Health Crusade" which has
been introduced through the schools.
Organizations are being formed in the
various counties to carry on health-ed-
ucational work which, 1t is believed.
will save the state thousands of dollars
wasted annually in needless deaths.
The directorate of the organization,
with representatives from more than
twenty counties, includes Governor
Shoup, DIR. Charles A. Lory of the
State Agricultural College, and DR..
Livingston Farrand, chairman of the
American Red Cross
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Adding machine paper kept in
stock at this office. Can supply IL
in any quantity from one roll up.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

This chart shows the correct height
and weight for girls between the ages
nf five and ten years inclusive:
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
Auctioneer

If you are contemplate
ing a Public Sale, get a
man who is a clean, honest
seller and has ability to
bring the best results.
Dates can be made at
either of the Banks.
COL c. w. PURCELL
Ordway, Colorado
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12
D0UBLE-BABRED RED
CROSS nope SYMBOL
COLORADO PUBLIC HEALTH Asso-
CITATION PoPULARIZEs EMBLEM.
Cross Which 10 Seventeen Ysars Old
This Month Sign Of Worldwide
Fight Against Tubereulesls.

The sister symbol Of
the Red Cross of Cen
eva Ii the double-
barred Red Cross, en-
plem of the crusade
which has been under
taken by the Colorado
Public Health AssOci-
alton and throughout
the nation to promote
public health and to
prevent and cure tu-
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Typewriter ribbons for all makes
machines-at the New Era
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Writing fiuid-at this office
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Butter paper at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Library paste ct this office
The Ordway new era., 1919-12-12

Letter dles-at the New Era.