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Evening star., 1919-04-06

eye.ef eEe%.f p..a.nt in g. ii r. the Hal. chan Me;sn al
reports showed the corps to bel, be in
astiens an enseiser were e1' resd FOR m.mbersRip.
and three were initiated. making six
new members for this year. An
increased st,endanee is ss shown nc" no,a. a.
had as its guests the comrades of
Phil Sheridan Post. accompanied by
their families and friends \ short
Vas rendered, and banquet fol-
lowed
The Anthony League met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF the
Members and friends enjoyed talk
by Mrs Bryan Mcbride . Capies of
Waukesha. Wis, on the Romantic
History of Versailles" Mrs. Lacie
Page Stelle rendered musical NUM-
bers Through the illness Of the
president, Mrs. Hendley. Mrs. Oiney
a vice president. presided.
The regular monthly business meet
ing was held Thursday evening at
Paul Inst tute. 2Ie7 S street. Mrs
Nanette B. Paul presided. Delegates
were elected for the annual meeting
of the D. c. w. F. c.. and letter was
read from Mrs. Evelyn c. Widney.
chairman OF the prison reform, who ls
in Richmond. Va. attending the hear
ing Of the investigation OF the Rich
mond penitentiary. Mrs. Wayne
wheeler reported $40 collected during
the week for the Far East fund.
Mrs. Paul introduced the speaker of
the evening Maj l.. y. Tieusanu.
Rumanian military attache. who told
of the educa tional influences sur
rounding the Rumanian children-of
the marvellous work of the Boy Scouts
and the Girl Scouts with the Red Cross
during the war. and OF their sacrI-
fices. Miss Simpson sang.
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50. zoo.
Columbia road. DIR. Nicholson OF the
Smithsonian Institution will speak of
the peoples and Races of Europe.
The meeting is open to the public.
ID, 4. R.-A special meeting Of the
executive committee. District OF Col
umbia. Daughters of the America n
Revolution. will be held at the Wash
ington Club tomorrow at 4:4o pm
The National Society Of Daughters
Of Founders and Patriots Of Amrricn
will hold an executive committee
meeting Saturday at 1880 am. at the
home Of the vice president, Mrs. John
]. Myers, Stoneleigh Court.
At 1880 pm. the same day there VIII
be a conference held at Hotel wash
inRten to which all members Of the
society are invited.
The PctwOrth Woman's Club will
meet in it's c1ubroem at Sth and
Shepherd streets temerrow evening at
! 8 o'clock After the business session
Evening star., 1919-04-06

The Abracadabra Club met Wednes-
ton ". Preston. 1893 Ames place
northeast. with the president Mel
vile d. Lindsay. in the chair Re.
sponses to roll call were on Money
Maj. A. S. Perham read paper on
"Reminiscences of Prominent Men in
Congress-" Remarks were made by
Messrs. A. Y. Casanova and Newton
": Preston. Mrs. Virginia f. Met
calf rendered vocal solo. Tell Her
Love Her So" with Miss Fern Pres
ton accompanying at the piano. ot-
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year. as follows: President. Judge
J. W. Thompson; first vice president,
Mrs. Virginia f. Metcalf; second vice
president. Mrs. Mabel c. Lindsay;
recording secretary. DR.. Edison l..
Whitney: corresponding secretary.
Miss Flora J. McCreery: executive
committee. Frank J. Metcalf. Mrs
Catherin Elliott Brumbaugh, Mrs. \. Y.
Casanova. Newton W. Preston and
Melville p. Lindsay. Guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ray and Mrs. w.
Grace NJ. Daish. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
Florence Crittentop wheel Club en-
joyed the hospitality OF Mrs. c. w
Brown, 14ll K street. Thursday. The
afternoons program included poetry
fact and fiction. Announcement was
made of baby show" for the bene-
fit of the Crittenton work to be given
in holy week, and a dinner at the
First Congregational Church for the
ney. 1884 Euclid street, will enter
tain the club April "a.
Phil Sheridan W. H. c. met Tuesday
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AMONG THE CLUBS

Continued from Seventh Page)
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$662,692 BUILDING
At NAVAL ACADEMY
Will Be Used by Departments
of Seamanship and
Navigation.
REVIEW OF OPERATIONS

ANNAPOLIS. Md. April 5.-The
awarding of the contract for the new
building for the departments of sea-
manship and navigation at the Naval
Academy calls attention to the ex-
tensive building operations since the
fall of 1917. The work has been to
one end-the care of more than dou-
heretofore, with many added depart
ments.
The work has been under the di-
rection of the bureau of yards and
docks, represented by Lieut. Com
mander n. B. Taylor. a graduate of
the Naval Academy and of the Rens-
salaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy
n. Y.
Most Important Work.
The most important work has been
additions to Bancroft Hail. the dor
mitOry and dining hall Of the mid
shipmen. by which its capacity was
almost doubled The radio station
across the Severn river. for the time
the most powerful in the world. was
constructed, and large additions to
the building used by the department
of marine engineering and naval con-
struction. Smaller constructions con-
sisted of additions to the power house.
| ne storehouses. wharves and sea-
walls.
In connection with the new navi-
cation and seamanship building
Bancroft Hall. for some time be-
lieved to occupy more ground space
| than any other building in the world,
will be enlarged. Bancroft Hall, but
six stories high, contains 1900 sleep.
; ing rooms. besides great dining and
assembly halls and numerous Offices
and storerooms. 1t is connected on
either side by collonades with great
wings, one used as the armOry and
the other jointly by the departments
which are to have a separate build
ing and the gymnasium. and now
another building, 50 by 327 feet in
ground space. is to be connected with
it in the same way. SO as to form a
part of the same building.
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ID. 4. R.-A special meeting Of the
executive committee. District or COL
umbia. DAUGHTERS Of the America n
Revolution. will be held at the Wash
ingion Club tomorrow at 4:4o pm
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WEST VIRGINIA.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. We.

Its warm springs and baths ars eusotivs -
Rheuma tism Diabetes and kindfed diseeses.
Cpttages and bunsiawos TOR rent ana sae.
viils and cottags sites for sale. So ys0
THE REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE,
u I. ALABAUGH, Manager.
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The PctwOrth Woman's Club will
meet in it's c1ubroem at Sth and
Shepherd streets tomorrow evening at
s o'clock. After the business session
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Hirsh's Big Shoe Stores, l026~26 9TH St. NV.

Phil Sheridan W. H. c. met Tuesda
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Hotel Rio Grande
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia Ave-. near Beach and all attractisas.
Capacity 60O. strctly modern hotel. Pr
vate baths, running water in rooms. eisvstas.
etc. Notable table. Early season rates. $50
up daily. special weekly. Booklet. Asrs aesss
traiLs. W. 2, SHAW
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Spruce Cabin Inn ,sss .ssss 20 c,ss: e: s:ss s:s
Apr. T. Rooms en- snite and with bah: stsaa
heat: illus bklt Cresco Staten. PeDna. 4. u.
". !, & N. o. PRICE. Canadensis. e.
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ZAJfMAVA PREDNASKA o
POBYTU MEZI CESkOSLO-
VENSKYM VOJSkEM MA
RUSI.

Charles NJ. H. Atherton,
jenz meSkal po Ia meslcu u ce
skosloven3ke armady Rusku
hodla V pondell, II. brezla V
80 presbyterianskem koste
le ma rohu Woodland q vVch.
46 ul. promluviti o svych zku-
Scnostech.
Ia predm6t zajimav6 pred
naSky zvolil nazev "Hrdinnl
Cechoslovaci' doprovodi il
200 obrazky vzatych u nasi ar
mady IA Rusi. Pan Atherton
slouzil V ceskem voisku spolu S
Kennethem Millerem jake ta-
jemnik Y. NJ. C. A. Prace obou
jmenovanych byla ocenena sa-
mym presidentem Masarykem.
Recnik hodla sdelRi nekolik
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Jine ukazky ceske shovivavosti

Jrne ukazky ceske shovivavosti
Nemecti denuncianti ma po-
ste, kteri pripravili premnoha
ceskym urednikum "a valky
krute pronasledovani a zalaro
vani a .iichz pricmenim tolik
ceskych poS,ovnich urednikll
bylo preferovano, nemaji Sc V
ceskoslovenske republice zle,
.jak dokazuje nedavne povyse-
Iii, ktere prislo z Prahy a ma
Morave vyvolalo namnoze pre-
kvapeni. Mezi vrch limi offici-
ally, povysenymi do prvni tri-
dy, Jest ma priklad pan Hahn v
Brne, zurivy nepritel vseho &c
skeho. Jako nemecky zurivcc
vyznamcnal Sc u telegrafni slu
zby slibovanim sibenic vSem &c
skym lidem ma poste. Svou me-
navist k Cechum neskryva Sc
ani u posty povozni. Hahn pro
hlasil, re pod Masarykem slou
zit nabude. A "a vSecko dockal
Sc povyseni.
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malo Znamych fakt o pome-
rec nv Rusku a vSe dokladati
bude ma miste vzatymi fotogra
fiemi iimiz zachyceno bylo ne
kolik vyjevu ma bitev,li care
ceskobolsevicke.
Mr.. Atherton sam pry .ovla-
da nasi materStinu plynne.
Drive nezli Sc k naSim pripojil
byl professionalism hracem base
ballu. Jest dobrym hudebni-
KEN a jeSt6 drive nezli odesel
ma Rus usporadal V New Yor-
lu velky program jehoz pofad
rozustaval Il ceskych narod-
nlch tancu. Byla to ojedinela
udalOat sveho druhu.
Pord@lni jeho prednes bude
zpestren prednesem zpeVnich
tcisel Tizenim priruciho OMAN
koveho riditele zname obchod-
nj firmy Bailey Company, p. G..
H. Bendera, jenz Jest takte5
!ceskeho puvodu.
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ZAJlMAVY DOPIS Z RUSKE
FRONTY.
'Svet' cetbou ceskoslovensky ych
legionarI.

Znami krai Jane PIP. Alois a
Bohus klimesove dostali cd
bratra, jenz Sc podlli 'Aa epo-
Chalnin tazeni ce koslovenske
armady Ma Dalnem Vychode,
dopis, ktcIy nam sl aTili k uve-
reineni. Pro zajlmavOst neva-
hame jej otisknouti.
Rusko 29-ll, 1918.
Irazi!
Nedovedete 81 predstavit jak
jsem Sc pot6sil, kdyz po dlou-
he jizd6 z Eladivostoku, dostal
j2em IA Jakaterimburske from
&c do rukou americky cesky
dennik "Svet'. a a cetl mem
cuenou redakci erejn6ny muj
dopia.
Dovezl me jej pritel Vladi
vostoku, kteremu padl naho-
dou'do ruky lined jej vesele
pro mne rekviroval; vzdyt to
byla neprimo zprava cd vas, re
jste zivi jak jsem nahore ce-
Il oba hOdne cinni.
Tedy vsickni pracujeme; mi
vcjaci jsme ale te nasi praci
tax troSku hrubi, no budiz re-
ceno ma omluvu, valka to sebou
sama prinasi, pax ii nasl pi'i-
telickove mad 'arOnemci a Ne
mccku zaprodani bolsevici je-
mnemu zachazeni nerozumi.
Ia tech nekolik meslcu co
isem Vam psal z Vychodu mno
ho Sc zmenilo; psal jsem ce-
ste do Francie pres Ameriku
no clovGk mini a politika a ta-
ticek Masaryk menl, a tax sc
stale, ze jsme 28-6 V noci Sc
.dozvedei, coz mas velmi pOte-
silo, lie casne rano to zacnem
bilit, jak Sc vSeobecne maSem
vojsku uziva, ami nevefite jak
tohle to slovo bilit ma naSe no.
chy dcinkuje, a jak dukladne
jsme to vybilili, to jste cetli.
Mas 10. pluk Karla Havllcka
Borovskeho (drlve 2 zalozni)
toto bilcni provadel ma predme
sti Vladivostoku, Vtoraja Re-
cka, dale zname lazenske mi
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looNN ooWlJ
MELICHAR STOUPENEC IS
IKUV EFT CO. UCHAZEL Sc v
PRAZE 0 VLADNf MfSTO.
iSS;MI i,,; lS,,SlM,,,.l IS, 1

Il Czech dOSla zvest oz'1amu-
ie neuv6ritelnou v6c - pove It.
ny Melichar zadal 0 mlsto VI
ceskoslovenske tiskove kance-
lari:
Zprava, uvcrcjnena casopi-|
sem "Ceskc Slovo" mi:
Por.ret A. G.. Melichara 1--WE
rejnili iame pred kratkym cal
sem We vcnkovskem vydani
ranniho "Ceskeho Slova". Byl
to ieden Z maslch lnejvetslch
'skudcu V Americe. Cd pocatku
vaiky pracoval pro cernou vec
IRakouska, vystupoval prudce i
bezohledne prot vlastenecke
Itezke praci nasich revoluciona
!i'u, NATL mysl americkych Ce-
choslovaku samotlych Ame-
jricanu. O Masarykovi, o nemZ
nyni odvazil Sc pochvaln6 psat
do "Osvety Lidu" = psal A
merice, re jest rakou.5kou vla-,
dou vyslan "a hranice a = pla
cen = Celia cinnost Melicha-
rova zahranicni ia valky byla
ladou zlocinu. Spoil Sc Sc vSe-
mi RakCuskem V Americe pla-
cenymi stvurami. Tuto cilnost
iovsem neGinil z lasky k Rakou
sku, jako JIM zmatenci a eide
aliste" Il mas, nybrz byl "a nj
rakouskou vladou dobre .pla-
cen.
Dukaz O tom prinesl casopis
Nv boj" dne A. bfezna 1916, "a
lozeny propagatory ceskoslo-
ivenskeho revoluc 1iho hnutl V
Americe. Tim byl V Americe
znemoznen a odesel pri vypuk
mutt valky americko-,nemecke
n horke pudy zaroven rak.
ivyslancem do Rakouska. We vi
Idni Sc snazil po SVEN prljezdu
navazati styky ceskymi po-
'slanci a mezi mimi nespravny-
mi informacemi re Zahran nici
Sc snazil vzbuzovat neduv6ru
We stastnou nasi budoucnost.
/ Kdyz jsme 81 vydobyli svo-
bodu, pfijel do Prahy a hledal
misto. Nejprve sc chtel usadir
" ceskosiovenske tiskove kance
lari, kdyz Sc mu to nepodafilo.
,rnazil Sc navazati styky ce-
Iskymi bankami a skutecne Sc
'mu podarilo vzbuditi duveru
We sve schopnosti a zaslouzile
lCeSstvi. Je poveren dnes dule-
Zitym q dobfe honOrOvanym
(coz jest hlavnim pro neho)
mls.em.
Doufejme, re po tomto du-
kladntm osvetleni jeho zradne
cinnosti bude tato stvura nesou
.ci jmelo A. G.. Melichar, z ce-
ilkeho verejneho zivota odstra
,n6na.
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.sto Vceanskaia atd. al do 80.
kilometru. Slo to skoro S holy
ma rukama. malo puSek, malo
naboju, a pTec naSi dobfi hoSi
Sli vesele Sc zpevem Ma rtech
jako V dalSich bojich, vZdy S
veselou mysli, planoucimi IRA
Ky, jako lvi - hOdli naSlch
predku, dovedli umirat usme
vem ma rtech Ia nasl drahou
'vlast.
PAX pfisla pomoc spoje ncu,
Francouzi, Anglican6, Japon-
Ici, Americana.
Japorci, pro mas hodn6 zaji
mavi synov6 dalekeho vycho-
ldu. drobni, jak by jedne ma
tky byli, vyborne disciplinova-
nj prakticky vyzbrojeli, nase
'kosi Sc mimi brzo skamaradi-
Ii, a ted to zaclo. Ucili mas ia
ponsky podle iaponskych pri-
lrucek. my Ease je pomoci ru-
stiny.
We vagomech byvalo mimi
,veselo. Zajlmava episodka. Pri
sci do vagonu a po nasi slovni-
ckove a posunkove reci, wal
najednou tuzku, nakreslil ze-
mekouli, pax carou prepulil a
Iukazav ma pravou polovinu re
kl Japoni a pax ma druhou Ce-
chyja, ON totiz (po dalsim do
mlouvanD- minil, re oni a my
budeme pany' sveta.
| Jak Sc o mas zatimal jap,
ltisk. Denne pricnazeli jap. no.
wharf ma odbocku. Ma fro 1tf
pax jsme je poznali. Prace je.
.iich umoznila nam hodne naSe
spojen1 S nasimi ma zapade.
Opet po dlouhe iizde ma "a.
pad prisli jsne ma Jakaterim.
bursky front, kde jsme prode.
;lali nekolik peknych bojG, pax
ma Samarsky - byli me pekne
ty plane sliby Lenina, Trocke.
no j., to ma mas meplati, jen
zbrani a streliva dost.
Po kapitulaci BulharG, Tur-
XII, Nemecka ceka Lenina a je,
no vladu stejny osud jako je.
jich sefa Vilema. Cechoslovaci
"a pomoci spojencu, Sc O to pc
staraji. Cestu domu 81 vy'nuti-
me Sc zbrani V ruce, toho isme
Isl pine vedomi a proto Lenine,
nelzi - my te zname. Je sice
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KRAJANE, DOMACf
PIVO
mizete 81 delat sami

muZete 81 oeldt Saml
z pivniho vytazku, ktery ne
obsahuje sam sobe lihu, vsak
lih Sc vyvinuje pripravou ma
pole. Muzete 81 pripraviti chut
ne pivo We SVEN domove "a
S1.5O. 62 lahvi napoje pra-
veho sladu a chmele. napoj pri
rodni barvy S bohatou smeta-
novou penOu, takovy, jaky Wy
raben po staleti We stare vlasti.
Pamatujte, re neni to lacina
napodobenina "near-beer', ale
cisty, zdravy, prirodni napoj z
neilepSich sladu a chmelu. Po-
slete S1.5O "a velkou krabici,
nebo muzete-li, prijd'te 81 pro
nj. Patentni zatky 45c tucet.
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lnasim touzebnym pfanlm aby-
chom sc co nejdfive dostali do
'nasi svobodne republiky, ale
Cest nase nam kaze, abychOm
,dokoacili dlIo nami zapocat6 Il
iosvObOdili matusku Rosiii cd
fanatickych n6meckomad'a ar
skobOlScvistickych zradcu.
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Namesti cisare FrantiSka Jose.
fa jeste v Praze.

B6zi tn prlpad primo nepo
chopitelneho lajdactvi a lho-
steinosli: Ma Obecnlm dome
prazskem - kan vodlme sve|
dohodove hosty! - primo vi
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hlavniho vchodu, stkvi Sc do
sud emailova tabulka: Name
sti cisare Frantiska Josefa l."
- Myslime, re tatO tabulka
mela by tax rychle zmizeti, ia
ko sveho casu zmizely rychle
acknowledgement orientacni
tabulky poulicni.
WSsSl WsS WS!S)
Ma dostavenicku.
Ona: Nezapominejte, re
jsem vdana pani!
Ga: Ale vZdyt nemate snub
l tho prStenu
Ona: Ten pfece necham do
ma, kdyz jdu ma do3tavenicko
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ma mfti mfsto v kazde domacnosti.
Nemine dne. re by Sc takoveho ma
Eani neposrebovalo. Severtv Go
thardskt olej (Severa's Gothard
OLD jest vytetnym linimentem ma
choroby pnvodu revmatickeho me-
uralgickeho a vsude tam. kde ma
Eani cili liniment prospechem po-
uzfti mono. Ceny 80 a 60 centu.
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TRPfCf zENY

dfvky hledajr rychle pomoci
proto jsme jim tou radou. ably mely
vzdy po ruce Severhv Regulator
tSevera's Regulatory. ktery Sc jiz
nescislnekrate osvedcil lecenf cho
rob. ma nez 81 zeny dfvky TAX Ca
sto stezujf 4 jez Sc nesnadno leci.
Jest to pravy ptftel Zen nepravi-
delnostech. Cena $lo5.
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byva zavinena nejakou poruchou
nervove tili civnf soustavy. Ukazu-
je to ma vysflenf nervove a vyzadu-
je dobreho leku. Berte Severav Ner
voton (Severa's Nervoton). Posi-
tuje slabe nervy, dodava spanku 4
prospfva letenf hysterie, nervosy
vseobecne dnavy. Cena 1926.
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-05
NAVY LIFE

Hardships Of life in the South At
lantic squadron during the war are
graphically depicted by Chief Yeoman
Paul 81. Chapman, who reported this
week for duty at the Denver recruiting
station. Chapman, only 26, has seen
nine years service in the regular navy,
on all classes of fighting ships and in
various corners of the globe. Chapman
was on the U. 8 s. South Dakota, one
of Admiral Caperton's cruisers, which
was responsible for the protection of
shipping between South American ports
and those in Europe and Africa.
"Our South American allies played
the devil with discipline and ship
routine" said Chapman. "At Rio
Janeiro, Montevido and Buenos Aires
they entertained US all night, so that
the admiral had to change reveille
from five in the morning to eight, else
we would have had no sleep at all.
eve were there when America and
Brazil first entered the war. + do not
believe the enthusiasm of our recep.
tion could have been exceeded any.
where. The people literally turned
over their countries and themselves to
US.
"We received so many invitations
that the captains had to detail Ger
tain number of officers and chief petty
officers each night to be present al
various entertainments. And parties
Oh Boy! We used to leave the ship
at 10 O'Clock at night and got back
anywhere from Q to in the morning
with one continual round Of pleasure
in between.0
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-05
STATEMENT OF oWNERsHIP
MANAGEMENT, CIRCULATION
ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
A~T 0r ATrorrar oa 1910


OF The Glenwood Post, published Week
ly Sat Glenwood Springs, Colo, for
April l, 1919.
State of Colorado,
County of Garfield,
Before me, clerk of the District
Court in and for the State and County
aforesaid, personally appeared A. j.
Dickson, who, having been duly sworn
according to law ,deposes and says that
he is the publisher of the Glenwool
Post and that the following is, to the
best of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement of the ownership, man
agement, ETC., of the aforesaid publ
cation for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act of August
"a, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal
Laws and Regulations, printed on the
reverse side of this form, to-wit:
Publisher, A. J. Dickson, Glenwsoa
Springs, Colo. =.
Editor, A. ]. Dickson, Glenwood
Springs, Colo.
Managing editor, A. J. Dickson. Glen.
wood Springs, Colo.
Business manager, A. ]. Dickson,
Glenwood Springs, Colo.
That the names and addresses of tho
publisher, editor, managing editor, and
business managers are:
Known bondholders, mortgages, and
other security holders, holding l per
cent or more Of total amount Of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities: NONE.
That the owner is A. j. Dickson,
Glenwood SPRING., Colorado.
eworn to and subscribed before ME
this End day Of April, 1919.
OHAS. h. KING,
Clerk Of the District Court.
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-05
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much less than in 1914-17. It is .
common feeling that the price of food
must come down first.
Since the farmer is not in position to
influence market prices, the best he
can do to meet this situation, which Is
very likely to come, is to organize his
business SO he can produce at the low
est possible cost.
1t will not be case of maximum
production as was necessary during the
war, but a case of economical produc-
ton.
If science has found ways Of making
the farm more efficient, that informa-
tion should be tested to the limit dur
ing the next few years.
AS result of study of many farms
in Colorado and in other states it has
beeen found that four factors which
affect the income most are: /, Size
Of business. 2, Acres in crops. 8, Di-
versity. 4, Quality, or crop and live
stock efficiency.
These four factors will be discussed
in separate articles that follow. An
effort will be made to show how and
why these things almost always de-
termine the income. How will your
farm measure upi
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-05
A TWICEToI.D TAIB
Ono Of Interest to our Rsadess

Good news bears repeating, and when
it is confirmed after q long lapse Of
time, even if we hesitated to believe it
at first hearing, we feel secure in &C.
cepting its truth now. The following
experience Of = Glenwood Springs man
is confirmed after eight yean.
Newton Grsham, plospector, IA
Minter avenue, gave the following
statement Jnue Z, 1909: "About thir-
ty years ago I strained my back while
lifting in . saw mill From that time
on especially when 1 would catch cold
1 had attacks Of pains across my back
and through my loins. The kidney Sc
cretions were swfully painful in pass
ing and were scanty. Doan's Kidney
Pills relieved me of all those symp
toms.D
On March 10, 1917, Mr.. Graham
said: "I still praise Doan's Kidney
Pills and gladly repeat my previou,
statement recommending them. whe,
feel my kidneys becoming disordered
I use Doan's and they always do goot
work.
Price 60c at all dealers. Don
simply ask for = kidney remedy-ge
Doans Kidney Pills-the same tha
Mr.. Graham had. Foster Nilbuz. Co.
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. 7. I,
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-05
SPLENDID 11Tr. Ho1R

No. 1736
Twenty acres choice mesa land ~
niles from Silt, excellent improvsmsnts
consisting Of Groom frame bungalow
nearly new and in first-elass condition,
good barn for five horses; place 10
wen fenced and set TO Q choice lot 81
fruit trees, nearly al sppass Il sea.a.
ard varieties Good water hight WITH
the property. Admiralty dtusaed sd
:ust right for desirable country hone
for . small family. Bslongs - eastern
party who cannot give his stts,tisn
and I Am e6srisg IL for 1900 asd tie
house alone ssst considerable nsrs thss
this amount. This price 10 ssb3sst -
l1isk ssls fer ssnnst gsasaAtss ~
sacrifice offer fer any greet lsasth u
the. Dsst fail - ask sbest ttls
DFspsEty II ysu are licking fer . ssss
beeOaia.
The Glenwood post., 1919-04-05
EONTRie eUTeo ~
FARM
MANIAC z HeNT
OghONSreATO1
EXTENSION SeRv0
COLORADO
AGRICULTURAL WleN
HOo1 ml tNSs f0lns
(By o. 8 Rayner.)

Prices of farm products advanced
from 1914 to the end of 1918 some SO
per cent, according to government fig.
ures,. but things the farmer has to buy
advanced about 81 per cent during the
same period.
The thing to notice is the slowing up
in advancement of farm products TO,
1917-1s compared with the acceleration
in the increase of the price of things
the farmer buys. 1t is IA per cent com
pared with 80 per cent. Thus:
Advance in price
1914-17 1917-1S
What the farmer sells. .74% 1870
What the farmer buys. 1870 1920
If for 1919 the price of things the
farmer has to sell drops faster than the
price of things he has to buy, his
chances for making a good income are