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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Displeased at Prospect Of
Being Managed by
Overseas
CRIMINAL ASKS
TO BE AN EQUAL
The American President
Talks, Others Run
the Show q

(5y Leased Wire to- New Mexlcan.l
Berlin, Jan. 29.--(By the Associated
Press)-President Wilson's speech 81
Saturday last before the peace con
eress contains the following sentence
as transmitted to Berlin and here re,
translated from the German:
THE United States would have a
feeling that It would not take part in
guaranteeing these European adjust.
ments unless this guaranty included
the permanent surveillance Of the
world peace BY the associated nations
OF the world"
This sentence has disquieted some
German circles.
The Bourse zeitung for instance
says:
III President Wilson is correctly
reported, he confesses openly that he.
too, like Premiers Clemenceau and
LloydtGeorge, does not desire Ger
many in the future community Of ma
tons as an equal, but as a nation
watched by %overseers. The president
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Marburg Scene of
Disturbance When
Americans Arrive

Gaibach. Jan. 29.-Reports from
Marburg state that. quite a serious
disturbance broke out ehere on the
arrival Of an American "debarkation
committee which was under com
mand of Colonel Miles. It is he
ported that five persons were killed
and thirty wounded.
General Master of the Jugo4Slav
army is said to have restored order.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
TRUE PUBLICITY
TO HELP MEAT
SITUATION, SAYS
PACKER CUDAHY
Cooperation Is Better
Than Legislation,
Witness Says
FEDERAL CONTROL
NO GOOD, THINKS

(5y Leased Wire to New Mexican)
Washington, ID. c., Jan. 29.-Testi.
mony of the five leading packers at
the hearing Of the house interstate
commerce committee on legislation to
regulate the meat industry, was con
cluded today.
A statement by Edward A. Cudahy
Of Cudahy and Company was read by
his attorney. Thomas Creigh and n
q. Wilson Of Wilson and Company
read a prepared statement and were
questioned by committee members.
Both declared legislation aimed at the
meat industry was unnecessary and
that the government regulation or
ownership was not warranted or prac-
ticable.
Mr.. Cudahy said profits Of his con-
Germ had been reasonable and, in fact,
lower than those Of most other indus
tries.
"Our interests are common with
those Of the consumer and the pro-
Queer" his statement said. I'VE must
all have the welfare of the others at
heart. Each depends absolutely on the
other two. Complete and better pub
licity of the real facts coupled with
the friendly cooperation will, in my
opinion, yield far better results than
more legislation"
Mr.. Wilson said he favored proper
government supervision along the
lines Of the bureau of markets of the
department of agriculture as applied
to stockyards and along the lines Of
the bureau Of animal industry as APP
piled to packing houses but opposed
more drastic measures.
Anything beyond that he said,
would have a reactionary effect on the
industry which would certainly be re-.
Elected unfavorably to the producer
and consumer alike, to say nothing Of
%hampering the efficiency of the pack
ing industry itself"
Not Inefficient.
Government regulations or owner
ship would be justified, he said, If the
industry was being operated inef.
ficiently or either the or
producer was being unjustly treated.
He e~mphatically asserted, however,
that neither was the case.
Mr.. Wilson said that small country
dealers could buy meat from the pack
ers and sell 1t cheaper than IL the ami
mails yer killed locally. Profit OF
his company for the last fiscal year,
he said, was 2.06 per cent ON sales and
would have been less except for fairly
large profits ON ~by-products. He tes-
titled that his salary was 1925, 900 and
that his family owned 10000 shares of
Wilson and Company stock. Profits
Of the five big packers on products
controlled by the food administration
averaged 1.6 per cent of the total
saels and Sc per cent on invested CAPT
tai during the year ending October 81,
last, Mr.. Wilson told the committee.
He submitted a record of sales, com
by the administration from the
monthly sales submitted to it by the
packers. The total Investment Of the
packers represented $714,1S7,2 04, the
showed, while the profits
amounted to $40,409, $50. The sales to-
tailed $2,400,0O0. Mr.. Wilson stated
these figures represented the entire
business OF the packers as the food
administration even controlled the
of by-products up to the first
market point.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Federal Court
Cannot EnjOin
BurIcSOn Rates
No Jurisdiction In In
diana Case, Is
Decision

indianapolis, Ind, Jan. 29.-The
United States district court has nc
jurisdiction to grant an injunction
against collection of the new long dis
lance telephone rates ordered into eff
feet by Postmaster General Burleson,
Judge A. B. Anderson decided here
today. The temporary restraining or
der against the rate in Indiana was
dissolved.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
ann Would Impeach
Secretary OF the Nary
Bought Wireless Systems When Expressly
Refused Permission by Congress, and Thus
Violated Law, Republican Leader Charges;
Lights on Josephus Like Ton of Brick

Washington, Jan. 29.-Republican
Leader Mann in the house today at
tackled Secretary Daniels for purchas.
ing the wireless communication sys.
tenn, saying the secretary had violated
the law and fought to be i~mpeached."
Secretary Daniels recently told the
house merchant marine committee
that the stations and radio ship sets
OF che Marconi wireless and Federal
telegraph had been bought for about
sS,OO0,00O from the funds OF the last
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
vRooMAN RESIGNS

Washington, Jan. 29.-Carl Vroo-
man, Of Illinois, assistant of agricul-
ture, has rendered his resignation
and 1t has been accepted by the
president, II was announced at the
department today thSt Mr.. vrooman
had been in poor health for some
time. He now is In Europe with the
agricultural department mission.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Ottoman Guardianship
AS Share Of White
Mans Burden
BRITAIN AGAINST
COLONIAL PLAN
international Control
Idea of Wilson Is I
Opposed
BY Leased wire to New MexIcan.)

bon, Tsa Nsono "SHrSa"-y
uvouas, jan. 1o'--,Dy tns
sa," 'eu rIessl lulure OF
n eaAon = Germany mas as-
su.iN" piaos as one ol tne most lnser,
estns u .ns immeulate Many-slueu
sunrana ~co,,nci, ~ az naaoa
Haarinos arc now haiSa oanen ~ ~
s,nrara eo,,rot - meushas. - tLe
copferance and ~ oolor;aI rnar.s
unon nc d,snos,t;on - ~ oe1aryn.
Tba cornci, Il ~ tha sona 49, nSo'
csod,ng VIII az nons;dar..tan
genara1 noi;av r-S,oh ahoI5 ~ 1890
IN Az fiua groat ,an,ara ~ 4hlR
~ As ""V
az pieSen. y appears tnat enese
o"eS ? lnloush 'ns supreme Council
ais,eeu ~ uispose u sne. suDJect con-
y sns applosal y is ueclsioh
~ 'Ie conieience itsen' Il near
ms nave aireauy progressed 70 the
.sease wnsre me Existence oi views
$500 2" Naiiaee MIN enOse sel
lolen n rIesluene wilson fourteen
polhts haVe peen dlscioseu.
This development has determined
the American delegates to remind the
other powers OF that fact and to urge
the adoption Of the American plan at
the very outset in order to keep the
rival claimants within the bounds OF
fairness.
This plan, which was discussed
Monday and is receiving Immediate
further consideration, looks to inter
national control of the colonies, back
ward nationalities and tribes, by indi-
vidual powers or by agents to be
known as "~mandatories' Of the league
OF nations. These agents are to de-
rive all their powers from the league
to act entireIw on the lines OF policy
dictated bv that body. The distribu-
ton of these g~uardianships Is to be
made by the league of nations; so It
again happens. as in the case of many
of the projects Of reform preached at
the conference, that its successful APP
plication is wholly dependent upon
the contamination Of the league.
One argument against the leagues
control Of the colonies advanced by
the British colonial officials was that
the manufactures" might feel them
selves saddled with enormous finan-
cial responsibilities In an effort to de-
velop their wards and yet be subject
to criticism In the event that they fail
to bring them forward.
President Wilson himself felt called
upon to answer this argument by the
statement that the American plan con
templated that the mandatory would
be liable only for administrative ex-
penses; other expenditures would be
made only when authorized by the
league unless the colony was able to
finance itself out Of its own
While the plan has not progressed
to a point where any attempt has been
made to assign particular nations to
these guardianships, the matter has
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
INSIST BoLsHEvTK DRIVE
BE PUSHED VIGOROUSLY

Mmsk, Siberia. Saturday Jan 25.-
(By the Associated Press)-The pro-
posal Of the Peace conference for q
discussion between the various Rus
sian groups probably will be submit
ted by the Omsk government to the
representatives Of the various groups
in siberia for action, In the mean
time, the government officials insist
ed that the military situation re-
auires that the campaign against
the Bolsheviki be pushed vigorously.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Senate Committee
Favors Probe Of
I Defeat of Henry

Washington, Jan. 29.-Fayorable re-.
port on the resolution for immediate
investigation of the Michigan Ford
Newberry senatorial campaign was or
dered today by the senate contingent
expense committee on n strict party
vote.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30

naval appropriation bill.
utterly regardless Of law" said
Mann, lin violation of the law, for
which he ought to be ~impeached and
removed from office-and 1t Is not un-
likely that he maybe has gone
ahead and spent mney out Of the ap.
Precipitation for the purchase Of radio
systems.
"He came before this congress and
asked authority to- make these pur-
chases and was refused"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
Committee
Would End Control
of Wires Dec. 81

Washington, Jan. 20.-Government
control Of the telephone and telegraph
properties would end Dec. 81 under a
resolution adopted by the house post
office committee.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
HERE N VERMONT

Montpelier, VT. Jan. 29.-The fed
eral prohibition amendment was rati-
fled by the legislature today.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
POLISH QUESTION
BEFORE SUPREME couNCI

WE VOUNCIL
Paris, Jan. 29.--The Supreme
Council OF the Peace conference had
before 1t for consideration on as-
sembling this morning the Polish
question and the instructions to be
given the allied mission to Poland.
The program called for the appear
ance OF Polish and Greco Slovak re-
representatives. before the council to
present their views.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30
WEAK AND FACILITATING
POLICY. is cHARGI

After citing President Wilson's ad-
dresses and other documents regard
ing Russia, he added: Weak and va
cillating anG stupid has been our pol
icy with Russia. We solemnly prom
ised we would not intervene, and then
prating OF our love for the Russian
people we did intervene. Prating
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-01-30

CONTINUED on page q
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Continued on page ~
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C0WlER PROVED
GAME IN LATE BOUT
Australian Took Severe Beating
From Billy Mlske.
T. Paul HsaxycSsis,t Never IL o.
ponsnt ost Get for Puneh-0I0.
nsseta Fighter Injured His Hand
In second Round.

Tom Cowler. the Australian heavy
weight, while he failed to show cham
pionship caliber in his recent bout
with Billy Miske Of st. Paul, proved
to be a game boxer with his heart In
the right place, writes Billy Recap in
Philadelphia Ledger. Few men would
have gotten up after being sent to
the door like Cowler was In the first
round. Miske caught him with q
right.hand lead flush on the jaw with
Ill Of his $50 pounds back Of It The
Australian was up at the count Of
seven. His eyes were CLASSY, legs
a.tremble and his arms dropped to hia
side. Miske tore In to finish him and
Cowler instinctively clinched until he
got his bearings. After that round he
stood up and took all that Aiske could
hand out. And he took a lot, too
enough to send half q dozen ordinary
men to dreamland.
That Miske tried to win BY the
knockout route no one can deny. h
unfortunately injured his right hand
In the latter part Of the second round
BY hitting Cowler ON top Of the head
The blow practically put Mixes right
hand out Of commission, for he Wal
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-04-03

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation Of Danderine you can not find q
single trace Of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch, but what
will please you most will be after few
weeks use, when you see new hair. nns
and downy at frst-yes-but really
new hair-growing all over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty Of your hair. No diff
ference how dull, faded, brittle and
scragsy, Just moisten q cloth with Dam
derine and carefully draw 1t through
your hair, taking one small strand at .
time. The effect Is amaxing-your hair
will be light, fluffy and wavy. and have
an appearance Of abundance; an In
comparable lustre, softness and luxu-
eiance.
Get q small bottle Of Knowlton's
Danderine for q few cents at any drug
store or toilet counter. and prove that
your hair 10 as pretty and soft a. any
that 1t has been neglected or injured
BY careless treatment-that's all-you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
Of It II you will just try . little Dam
derine.-Adv.
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little Oh and he man, becoming really
good eomfadss % this wan. mst with
IN advsoturA AZ least 70 Carolyn
Nay It was Q real adventure and ons
shs was not 10 forget for . long. long
tine.
Prince suddsoly bounded away.
barking. down q pleasant siadA
through the bottom Il which flowed Q
brook. Carolyn Nay caught . glimpse
Of something brown moving down
there and abe called shrilly 10 he dog
to come back.
But that's somsbody. Uneie Joe,"
Carolyn Nay said With assurance. -
The dog aoWiy returned. Primes
never barks IKE that unless it's psE.
10. And I saw somsthins move"
"0omsbody taking q wa1k, IKE -.
Co1ldnt b . dsse." said NJ. staeg.
s0h." cried Carolyn Nay latr. Il
- Il again. That's Q slirt I ~.
Why. rs . ladyr
Mr.. StaSy suddsnly grsw vsey stsen.
looking. - well - Silent An the
beauty q tie day and Of the giads
thsy had sntsesd seemed lost On him.
He went On stubbofnly. ut - though
loath 10 proceed.
WY" murmursd Carolyn Nay. ITS
31ss Amanda Pariowi That's who It
hr
The easpsotsrs daughter was 1T
ding o. bare brown log BY tAe brook.
6hs was dressed vsey prsktily. all fn
brown.
Carolyn Nay wanted awfully to
speak - Aiso Amanda. NJ brown
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nv VIII ~ pg0ety roses In Ase
eAesks at q Q leg b. he bgeok. hse
aaes turned nrom H. patA JeespA
otasg and ~ hide niece wsFs ee0ins
ajeoe.
And Uaele Jes vas Quits seubboea.
H sea1oa 0ezalgAe aAsaA 6oWa ~
patA WitAe0t isetiAg ~ Aguso q ~
~ ~ Into ~ sesas a ~ vlslea.
1AAg1nG - UAas Jess AaaA ~
loe1dAg lsaSiA0iy q ~ s1jsae 1g1Fe
- ~ No. Oasslya Nay was OslA0
lsvA - - seaeOlng eesoss ~ WAisA
~ Vogo - 0eoo ~ beoek. VAea
s111saly Psioes eaDs - Q hale ~
q ~ uppse 81 e - ~ a. -
Nv se41sasl
WHAT - Il Psiaesr wAispsrs1 ~
ltttls niD6sA ~oeos hsrA"
D14 ~ oo6 a. ~ nevA H sVsa
Rowie1- q M AnAnAa, e
eosssA bot at ssoseAiAG - ~ leG.
Al Il Was ~ tAsa tAat oasslya
4Ay WASTED - o9OaA-AAA ~ 1o0l6
nsti
NJ tAaeo - ~ ~, Mixing ~ 1T
wicked AsaA ~ g q apset1eA Wao
10 0akA Q Asssi4 Gl,sae. wsttAiaG
creature. ~ ieok q WhleA held ~
little Oh osseesezseksa al apsseA.
lea
Uneis Joe gianesd deva impansntay.
b ~ what aAAs ~ Aead boak q.
Ths eAild.s feee seemsd Siue1 b ~
oafth. NJ ooalA ~ eAko anokhaP
seso.
WritAlag ct q ~ hole h ~ ~
end eetliaG. - Il "a - Into N attI.
tn1s % sez1ka ~ saAks hooked b -
6AAeoeo0D indee6 n faet hat 4
Was saty Q large blaeksoaks and ~.
Delseoo0e naAs - 6i6sesoee q SAAs
Dsosat b ~ ~ - - ~ xttae
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terview they had with General Pefshr
Ing while the general. In his private
car. was at Dion.
McAuline and Twyford are con.
Quoting bouts and athletic contests Il
Dion for entertainment Of the Amer.
lean soldiers. In the letter. which
they both signed. they inclosed
= clipping taken from the Paris
edition II the New York Herald,
which confirmed the interview. and
described In detail how General Perish.
ting was greatly pleased to learn that
the Knights Of Columbus ARE planning
a tournament Of heavyweight boxing
contests In Paris for the General
PGrrhing Trophy"
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PERsHINe MEETS OLD BOXERS
Jack MeAuii1s and Jimmy Twyferd
Detail Meeting With American
General In France.

Jack NcAuliffe. indicated light.
weight boxer. and Jimmy Twyford,
widely known rs a sport and promoter
Of athletic events, who are In France
serving as Knights OF Columbus secre-
taries, describe In a joint letter an In.
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World League Of Women.

The group Of 100 French girls sent
over recently to American colleges for
their education. and the Populations
Of representative French and English
women who are bringing messages Of
gratitude and inspiration for US, are
only a few indications Of the growing
feeling Of oneness among the women
Of the world.
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Ns Whe Lsvee o>A.

One who loves God truly asks ~
ether compensation than God himself ;
for II ~ shoull demand somethins
else. Il would b the prise that b
loved. and ~ 0od.-Bsrnard q
CalsvauS,
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PoeoetsvlNooo ~ ooh.

A true psrcsptios Of the Gospel b
the entire forsstfulnsss Of self. utter
absence q any pretensien. and the
complete and entire refusal 70 accept
the worlds praise or judgmsnt.-ose
srai ('Chinses") Gordon.
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People who have nothing to do but
visit are the worst kind Of bores.
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Wien II married man has no mind Of
his own his wife Ia apt to give him Q
piece of hers.
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~ ~ the spoeoysl az H. Or.
Epboane ~ seAooatsaeA9.
ouAe7HR VII.
-
A osWdey war.
Rally n Prince had been q vain
~ - go would certainly have b.
sens unduly dsvs,opsd because Of this
i1sidsnt TAs Corners. a. . eommu-
~, veesd him IN acquisition, whsrsaa
Asgseoeoes hs had besa looked upon q
. good 6sal q . nuisance.
Aftsr shs rseovsrsd from her fright
lnas Minnie walisd hone With Osro.
"a little mistress 10 encourage the
A9er b shake hands With tsaehsr."
Nov. you ~ hes acquainted with
~ Als Minnie" said Carolyn Nay.
.Hs's On awful nice dos. You didn't
6sw NJ hsw nice - was bsfors."
AlDese everybody went 10 church
md IN tAs ehildrsn 10 sunday school.
WITH Was hald 21st
n 1sv. Atm Driggs, though osei.
Spsmindsa was q loving man. he
was SeaA q children and h and HI
eAildlsss VIE savs much Il thsir At
tsnt1oa - IL Sunday school 4rs.
0nsp taught Carolyn Nays class oe
f1ttls slfls. Ma Dnsgs did be- vesy
osse ~ b 81 ne ehuofso % seay
g a. peeaeAaAe serves. Des Oafo1n
e!ay hAd - eo@ese nat NJ peseoes
0sec0ses wees eseeny hard b snose'
Observation-Disclosures.
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unable to use 1t effectively In any Of
the succeeding rounds. The first punch
which Cowler took In the nrst round
exhausted all his steam. His blows
lacked force, were ill.tlmed and bis
Judgment Of distance was execrable.
That Is why Miske beat him in such Q
decisive fashion. The st. Paul heavy.
weight never let Cowler get set for .
punch. He was on top Of the Austria.
lian each minute Of the 10 they were
In action.
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A man who negiects his own bust.
ness can't be troubled to look after
other peoples affairs.
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yiz,-nor to Joseph Stag wh.a he


a-ooe 70 Joseph StaSS Whsn hs
Nv Il
II was eoa!eo nSne as MIS- AmandaS
bach. sne dad not - II. tor shs was
9udte e intent upon Keeping her faee
ta!ned nom ~. staeg - % had Dseo
osseiminea % Ignore nsf presence.
Oesoayn nay wss soak1ng ana neap'
- NOT 70 fnoee' ~ repeated h,s
enaAenens 1oM ana snen sprans
Z! NJ Nofaune neea. Alss AMANDA
ussessd suned sefeom ana Jumped
up nom me soe. wM!ans % ~ wnat
W. oappeMns osoano ne9.
Joespn Stasg cropped Carolyn Aays
hand ana leapso FORWARD with his
alnns selck nieed % su1e' But
me moos1a %! w. snsss nne NJ
wlsc9 eaeens NE oaaeksnaks Dsoine
tne n:ed' nis snonG. shazp teeth ~
sF.ns ~ vessooEe@
0ooo 0oeT snooeeo II. btaSS -
osooH 1ne oo9T
" L. =, A@.aoe s7eksd caro-
IN w - sao =. 10 wse gong
70 suns you Wo
~ IN 70 sns es!ueo woman ana
s.uns % nsF nano: f1nec nosed NJ
oseo maze: II: stasg looked exceed.
.nsv ioon.n: 49, AMANDA recovered
ner solos eno neE voaee amuitaneouay.
Wnst . onNs COG yours ~ little
sos ela 10 Oefoiyn Nay. And
,.s ~ ~ . "s.p,.e s ~ ~ Inen sns
looked directly at M. Stag and
bowed eravsay. Il thank you." .hs
.eIo. ous 20 eoioiy. % Carolyn Nay
tnoosas. tnat nsf voice might have
e0S J0ss on IN 'ceoese
Va: ! oaont % anstnine -feany ]
mont sammeeso inc man. 1T was
ne ooI
0osn looked v0y uncomfortable
'osspo s'aSe oesan TO DICK up The
.caas.ea enssnuts nom ne owes.
.Gnea osx 1ne ieoy stoopsd ano
"..,so !" Oe1ossn nay:
@e 20 - ~. ny oeef' Wans
" xno" you oettsF
Ineo re 1sseo Carolyn Nay and
.uppso 1@sos .Msy from tne orook
ol.spp S aoo IN ~s unose
ssv -
1900 o0ss ~ @e ntue On
while Prince splashsd throush -
about Mss Amanda Pariow snd ~
believed her Uncle Joe was. TOO,
n az ~ - 10 woold snaa
.-.S- INV s'o"s a~
"Huh1 No; I reckon not. !" admitted
NJ. etaeg abssnt.mindsdly. ~black
SNAKES don't bite. A biz one IKE thal
can squssss soma"
But you were scared Of it-lfks NJ
and Prince. And for Mss Amanda. :
said Carolyn Nay vsey much In en-
nest.
Il guess most svssyboay n scarsA
By tie sisht Of q snake. Car1yu Nay.s
But you were scared for Nia
Amanda's saks-1ust the same a. ]
was," repeated The little siri decidedly
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pRfeylD uxRolA INTERNATIONAL
SUNNYSQlO0L
LESSON

Oy REV. P. 2. FITZWATER. D. D..
Teacher Of English Bible In the Mood,
Bible Institute Of ChicagoJ
Copyright, 1918. by wsstsrs Newspaper usiss.l
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osessy~ leosNs fPssm simpls
oAse ossmIey soase tAlN0s shsvt
M NNoNeial asaleo tha4 saves
M asUoA Woesy. Noo1 abevt h
n ~ Hoxt las1allNNeNG.
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GOD THE FATHER ALMIGHTY.

LESSON TExTs-asnssis ii. a: Psalml
loo:1-1%: Matthew s:A-N.
GOLDEN TEXT-Our Father whs ar'
in heaven, hallowsd be thy nams.-Nat
thew %.
ADDITIONAL NATERIAL-Dsutsro
my 81. 5: Palms lG:1-2l: Isaiah s:1-1
Mathew 31:k-38: John 4:2A; l John %:7-ls
PRIMARY TOPIC-The Heavenly Fa
Tiers care for his children.
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Father.
INTERMEDIATE ToPIc-what y,
eve - eur Father IN Heaven.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

Lee Larrabee went to Lutchin-
son to drive home a new car which
is a Super Six, the make we didn't
learn but we feel sure it must be a
Super-Fine one as he informed us
that it is a dandy.
W. C. Elliott was here from Tyrone
relatives in Hugotoo, was in the city
the first of the week on business with
the J. A. Brooks Land Co. During
the past ten days Mr.. Elliott has trans
acted S58,5O0 worth of land business
with the J. A. Brooks agency.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

Lieutenant Richard M. Cav ar
rived from Hampton, Virginia, Fri
day for a two weeks visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. W. Cav.
Lieutenant Cav was gassed while in
service in France and his condition
was not the best when he arrived in
the United States a few months ago,
but at this time he is getting along
nicely and has gained in weight since
being on the home soil.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-06-12

Mrs. Jennie Straulman of Dodge
City was here Wednesday looking af-
ter. business matters for Mrs. T. 2.
Paramore.l Mrs. Paramore under
went an operation in the hospital at
Dodge City and is in a serious con-
dition.