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PETERSON'S HOME SPECIALS
FOR MONDAY, JULY 9TH.

NEAR DUPONT orRus \. y.-nrs
oaly q nine rsnaan; six roana esliar. hot
water heat. instsnsansOus n hsat~. ~
yanAS socsunodstions; dep lot 70 passd
alag; rsoa fsr saeass; spod hack houss
sdk 0ay . - ynn Prizes oak nm yins
chaacs 10 sssws downtown. vsn-iussfs1
>hsas e pv-s~ rsq@
VIRGINIA HOME worth IHvEsu-
GArING-on pihs. near cara : minuts ont;
eight ooua bath. bsoad posehs On ~
ddss. s,sspins p~-h; sod condition; nssrk
tvo aes Of aumd; sbouk - fssit tsso
and gAps vinA Price S.m II \ b
suburban you want. ~ thiA
We have desirable homes In all parts a
tho city and suburts; too many 10 enumsrsts
and denEfhs in detail We are always bug.
but nevu too buW b sive esurtosp conAA-
srst5ou 10 your media Ths fAet Il WE
STRIVE TO SERVE
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

TIE following hirth ard deaths have br'
relorted to the Health Department durins n
psst twenty-four hOurs:
WHITE.
Chsries r. and Ahoe Z. Hsrde-ty. hoy.
Jsmfs Y. aud Mspsrrs A. Curiin. Eir-
Julian and Maer,s D. fcrd. bos.
John ". and MARY Rcheson. ~pirl.
R<nss and Reb~ccz Fsessh, airl
William A. and Ro<a I. Dun.la-on. rir-
John A. and Ethel v. Mehslic. boz.
Ed~iu K and DOris rnrchsse. nr.
Pun n. And Audrsy BAchschnid. ecr.
EmrSt ]. snd Inca tNlier. bos.
Cesries y snd lille " Harr-er. hog.
cOI.ORED
John and LaSsda Huid. bo;
Harry and kaiais Johnscn. boz. .r
Georre W and Jcnnie Brsckett. ri
Hsrves W. and Fiorsncs Pesucn. eU.
Ssha A - nnu n Jsanol- -
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Children's Reading Room.
At Library Open ALI Jay

In order to enable the Children
OF Washington to visit the Pubic
Library in the cooler hours ~ Tho
dag, il was announced yesterday
that the Children's Room OF tnr
library will be open during the va
cation months from 9 q. m. an 6
p. m.
Lists for summer reading Tor
children Of different ages have beAa
compiled. and are available Tor
distribution
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PERSONALS.
DO YOU LOVE GOOD
HEALTHY

Good health is wealth. The
value of health is best appre-
ciated by those who lack it.
Money is a mockery to the
sickly millionaire. Without good
health your life is a burden. Are
you ambitious for successp Do you
care for power. advancement and
happinessa Or do you wish to be
of greater value to yourself. to
others or your countrya Then
you must surely have better health.
Drugs, patent medicines and
poisonous nostrums do not de-
velop good health. The Indian
medicine man does not believe in
poisons and harmful drugs. He
uses Natures restorative remedies,
roots, herbs. berries. flowers and
vegetables that he knows are Of
great helping power. Impure
blood and depleted nerves cause
many sicknesses and make you
subject to contagious disease. No
matter what your ailment is, do
not delay. but seek a natural harm
less remedy and get well and
strong and enjoy life to the fullest
extent. We have a special remedy
for your special ailment. You
know you are not well. 50 be
earnest about getting well. Our
harmless remedies will benefit you
and you will be convinced of the
wonders Of. medical botany, ma
lures wonderful harmless treat
meht for every ailment. Call and
be benefited. Store open on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
also evenings until 10. The Old
Indian Herb Remedy Shop, l72S
9TH St. NV.
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Must Use Squirrel Brand.

Chicago, ILL.,. July 5.-Add results
Of prohibition: Steeplejack Mos
oowitz said. NO whjskey. no PANT
ing Of &pires." Projected work on
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

lar or side line: all dealers; pleasant and
prudtable; salesman make 2.0O TO 5000 an
nually; commissions paid weekly, BOX 1851.
Cedar Rapids Iowa .ju6lt
sALE51EN-WANT HIGH GRADE RE-
sponSbIe meu to represent Us in all parts Of
Canada and United States. in the sale Of stock
in Slo.0o,Ooo Oil Company. organized on pema-
nent basis. stock now being sold to develop
holdings in North Teas and Oklahoma Oil
fields Lease holdings more than DOOD acres.
5000 Teas alo1e, remainder Oklahoma Kansas
Kentucky and Tennessee. l8 producing wells al
ready completed in Kentucky. Now drilling in
TszAS with big drilling campaign planned for
hSiAnce this yea. Operating department headed
hs fornsr Standard man who knows the oil
GDes through 30 years experience The Of
dcials Of company are men Of integrity who have
the ability and determination to build up big
pal company through persistent development Of
ms properties To men Of character who can
finance Themselves and furnish good references
70 ability. We offer a connection worthy Of
their best Efforts and ao opportunity to make
mp to $40 monthly more. This is a propo-
stion you afford to recommend to your
friends Full information promptly furnished
C. ). WOODS. President No. l West 52nd
street. New YORK.
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WANTED EVERY PERSON TROUBI,ED
with headache to Try the Modem" headache
remedy. l5c teoin or stsmps). for trial package
MODERN DRUG Co. osweso. ILL., juslt
SPECIFIC FOR SCROFULA AND TUBER-
culosis of bones and muscles; guarantee cure
price $ per bottle. DR.. A. Ia JOHNSON,
Henry. Va juslt
DO You LOVE GOOD HEALTHi YoU CAN
have it Call at l7B 7th st. NV
OLD INDIAN HERB REMEDY SHOP.
mhl-aQ
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MADAME ALLEN
PALM1ST AND cLAIRyoYANf.
el2 r STREET. N IN

Guarautees to read your entire life, past. u~r
ent and future: dvss kus advice On bua,nea..
love. health and family aiairs teIb the uams
Of your future husband Or vifs; and what to
90 to be successful in life; ono Wit viii psy
you for your many diappointnenn in othezs;
shs win remove al obstacles and tell you how
y win and bold tho one you desire; ~ sivss
adsice - all inportant a6airs Of life readina
We; 10 oss in hsab,s turned AMY nouey O.
- mcne2. teGS2
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FOR RENT-GARAGE SPACE.
FOR SALE OR LEASE.
CLAIRVOYANTS.
Licensed by the fstriet OF 5o,umbss.
NINE. JEANETT
PIANIST. CLAIRvOYANT

PALMIST. CLAIRVOYANT
Guarantees to read your entire life past, pfesp
ent and future. She asks no questions, bot be-
fore you utter . word she tells what you called
for. names Of friends, enemies; tells hov to
gain success in business, health. courtship, mar
riaee. divorce tells you what part Of the world
will be successful for you; advises how to sain
and hold a sood position; she tells II the ors
YOU love h true or false. Are you in trcubR Z
Do you find the one you have bestowed your
trust and affection upon acting cool and in
different toward you! She win remove all Oh
stacles and tell you how town and hold the
one you desire. Che reInites the separated. To-
Gates absent friends or relatives Readings, sl.oc.
o SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
Private Parioss Opp SAX. a IN
jeAtf
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A0 woosa
TURNER'S X-L BAR vIGoR.
For falling hair; cura dandrun; gfows hais
on hsld spots: scalp itching stopped In
staItly. One bu q visps stsrts new growth
d hair O. money back; on sale Peopls's
Drug Stores; price. &c TURNER'S HAIR
yIGOk CO, llls N. ]. ave. - apop3t
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A NAN THAT CAN DO FIRST CLASS WORK
On Fcuds esn and stssdy smpaDymnt Appy
Mr.. H. O HART. supt ssnss. Potomac Hs-
tis Pover ca. Hsh and o aa nv iusN
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ACCOUNTANTS WANTED

Those interested in securing po-
sitions with the large manufacturing
and accounting firms throughout the
country are requested to comrnuni-
cate at once with the undersigned.
We are making special arrange
ments for placing for which we
make no charge. Address BOX
|937 Herald Office. ju6-2t
|NASrED-PfPE FILTERS HELPERS.
STATE. War and Navy Building Seventeenth u.
ard P>nnsylrAniz ave nv. GEN FIRE EXT
O.. Aser % s0ssa 'esns< su+'t
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607 18th St. N. W.

WHETHER BUYING OR SELLING: SEEK
nartst; We have many houses for sale; also
many buyGs waiting to b suited both snpply
and demand-ses' PETERSON. "a 18th g.
nv t3s
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A MAN THAT CAN CLEAN AND WASH
snepmodklA. snd vin b stsady ou the job.
can nnd ss.dy vuk and SOD vasza App6
to Nj. H C HAKr. npt nrass. Poto0ae
acctzic Power On. iath and o sta nv. tusS
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.
DIED.

DEMING-on Saturday. July 6 1878.
1870 a. m. after a lingering IN
ness, CHARLES d. DEMING, be-
loved son Of Ellen Deming.
Funeral services will be held at his
residence. 80 L street northeast
on Tuesday. July s. at D. m.
Albany and Schenectady CNev
York; papers please copy)
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E. M. PETERSON,
73A Fifteenth St. N. w.

$6500.00
Corner First Street
Bloominsdale
Attractive corner residence; rooms and
bath; high and healthy location; very rea-
$6,000.00
Overlooking Government
Park
tvo-Nmy and cellar colonial brick;
6 rooms and bath; hot water heat: electric
lights; front porch; Sleeping porch; paved
alley.
$5.800.00
Near New Hampshire Ave.
modern twpstory and cellar brick: 9
rooms and bath: hot water heat; colonial
porch; ONLY soc.o CASH
$3.500.00
Near Soldiers Home N. W.
colonial typo houss; rooms and bath
concrete cellar; furnace heat; easy terms.
100000
Convenient to Navy Yard
two-story and cellar pressed brick house:
6 roums and bath; convenient school ACT
QUICK.
VIM. H. SAUN
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Skin Diseases.
Why suffer from eczema. acne. rednsas or any
skin snectionf An are cursbie Itching prompt
" stopped.
DR NICHOLSON. Is1 Il st. NV.
apassa
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MADAME ZELLA
Genuine Egyptian Palmist. II
in doubt Of love. business or fam
lily affairs. consult Madame Zella,
6I5 7th 81. N. W.
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MADAM EPPY.
fwOYppTTAM pATAyaR

Hsads yssf ufs Aun ezsdls u crave; ~ ps9.
- szs v1ndsrfsl: tndiauutah,s sdvies; eisas h.
fosnaiea .euAeanins ioss. eoartAiD. nAeziaeI
ank divorce; bofh rieh and pscr IA epsmssl
equally bsns1cial and istnstins: ~ sss vissl
and hsppi9 afser eensuitins hsr: sstifaetsou
cnsrantssd; pennsnntiy ioeatsd: hoar. . =.
- PA. AVE. NV.
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN

SUBURBAN HOMES FOR SALE
COLUMBIA. ,VA.-Pebols dash bungalow.
seven rooms, bath. cellar. hot air heat.
electric lights. garage. modern in every re-
spect two blocks from car station Lot
I5xl5o: price. $3.50, TENS. COLUMBIA
LAND CO.. W. E. Rogers. manager. Phone
Rnssiyn y
COLONIAL HEIGHTS. va-six rooms re-
ception hall. bath. electric lights hot air
heat, front, side and rear porch. large bay
windows; fruit berries. garden, garage for
two cars; modern in every respect. near cars
and a beautiful view Of Washington Price
$500 COLUMBIA LAND CO.. ". Z.
Rosers, manager. Phone Rosslyn %
COLUMBIA, VA.-Nineroom strictly modern
house. exoellent condition, beautiful finish.
electric lights good garden. fine shade. two
and three e-quarters ground. Price sl2,5oO.
One-hah cash. COLUMBIA LAND CO..
W. Roeess. manager. Phone Rosslyn p.
COLUMBIA, vA.-Four-room bungalow
chicken house. fruit trees garden planted.
one acre ground. near car line. Price 81 600;
terms COLUMBIA LAND CO., W. R.
Rogers, manager Phone Rosslyn y.
ground forty fruit trees. large garden, gar
age. other outbuildings. on macadam road.
near car line. Price 2co. COLUMBIA
LAND CO., W. E. Rogers, manager.
Phone Roslyn y.
EAST BANCROFT. vA.-small bungalow.
basement. front and rear porch, wired for
electricity. garage. fruit trees. garden,
chicken house. nice yard. lots Of shade.
Price s26D terms COLUMBIA LAND
CO.. ". n RogerA manager. Phone
Rosslyp ..
FARM FOR SALE,-ALEXANDRIA co. VA
Thirty acres land. twenty acres cleared
and in cultivation, seven-room house, barn.
granery, other outbuildings all kinds OF
large and mall fruits Price 5000 Stock
and farm implements can be bought with
this place; terms.
COLUMBIA LAND co.
W. e Rogers manager Phone Rossyln ..
jut3i
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN
Chevy Chase; sDo cash and SIS a month
ALLAN W. GIBSON, bills Colorado Bldg
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AUTO ACCESSORIES.

TIRE DoCTok.
We buy. se,l and exchahye Old tirrS PLAZA
AUTO SUPPLY CO.. ei-s0 MAJ ave, Phone
franklin eea 49,
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$7.8O0.00
On the Heights
West Of i&h strest: 3story and cellar
brick; 10 rooms and bath; heated by hot
water; lot $50 feet deep to alley.
$6.500.00
University Place N. W.
We want an offer Of s.6noo 90 q Sstory
and osllar brick. located on this pretty street:
3 rooms and bath. Owner will give possession.
$5.0O0.00
Park View Section ..
A most unusual house as to width; A
well built and modern home; 9 room. and
bath; heated hg hot water; wide front porch;
deep lt-
$4,000
mi-Detached Home
Located within walking distance Of an
DEPARTMENTS; white neighborhood; rooms
and bath; excellent condition; attractive
terms.
$4.500.00
Lincoln Park
Within 100 feet Of this beautiful mark: a
two--ory md cellar home; rooms and hath:
paved alley; good condition.
,ERS AND co.
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BELMONT.

NOTED ciair5oyant and palmist. Gives sdyice
fairs. Tells name OF your future Husband ..
wife, tells II one you love is true or fsise Whst
part Of the country is iuckiest to you. What to
DO to be successful in life. r2is N. Y. ave NV
Nezt door to Masonic Temple. Readipc. 81.
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COLUMBIA LAND co.

W. e Rogers. manager Phone Rosyln D.
jutS
HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN
Chevy Chase; $40 cash and SIS a month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON, a7-ls Colorado Bldg.
i,y6 II
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MADAME VICTORIA

n dftsa IainaR sna eaaazsgaaG Or q,
viss businss. fanih sRsAEs. io.e snl uafias1a
Oas teli yoa IL name VI frfus hus&,nd a. VA
On ten you ths seoe q bsins nessasfal; hss
Ssftsencttoa gaasantssd q - eaAsR. nnfzanal
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

I fkccOUNTANCY TRAINED MEN IN De
nznd-- The National School Of Accountants,
u Colorado Bldg. has 4 professional course for
tho>s who intend TO practice as public ar-
eountAnts or who wish to be placed with ac-
counting firms Only those who desire TO gradu-
ate into the professional class are wanted foe
this course Phons Frznkln lTI mSn
GOVERNMENT CLERKS EXAMINATION
July -; hundreds wanted; we prepare you
foe s.; no e1txaA Write PIrTMAN CIVIL
SERVICE SCHOOL, Washington. D. c.
iel3. II 50. ve.-ps
w1NTED-FTvE EXPERIENCED CYLINDER
presnen- Nouurion, open shop. eight hours.
Salary 80 to 50 Yer week according 70 ability
Apply BY wire letter to FREEMAN AD-
YNTIsING AGENCY. Richmond. Va
ju+N
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STENOGRAPiER SECRETARY.
Demobilized soldier. age Is. with
executive experience, desires re-
sponsible position as private seere-
tary or chief clerk. Expert stenos-
rapher and typewriter. Will not ae-
cept less than $1,000 per year. with
chance for advancement. Recently
regimental sergeant major in COM
bat division; college man. Can
leave city. BOX Ola. Herald Office.
iyl-tf
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MRS MARY SHOEMAKER, sPIRfruAL
and card reader. q: n st. NV. NortA
iSta Hc2rs. Il =. N. to d m auRy4
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VUICANIZINC

That's our ouans< wo<t hroosht in noruin
hoisheo same dsy. KUHN'S TIRE WORKS
N Pa ave-
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RERMANENT EMPLOYMENT UNDER
good working conditions foe young and mid
die ssed men Who are ambitious to learn the
Street Railway BuzinesL
WAGES FOR MoToRMEn AND
CONDUCTORS
First three months &c per hour
Next nine months-.................-46c &c per hour
Afsr oue &c per hour
Pull credit ur-n for former service with
ths company and ssr PER HOUR GIVEN
10 MEN WHO HAVE HAD ONE YEAR
AoR MORE CONTINUOUS EXPERIENCE
WITH OTHER COMPANIES IN THE
PAST FIVE YEARS.
App'y Monday. wednesday and Friday BE-
tsrn and Il m.
:. EMPLOYMENT AND INSTRUCTION
DEPARTMENT
Washington Railway Electric Co,
49, 18th and East Capitol sta.
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MADAM KASKO

-DoYPrIAs SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr; rn1xs
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; sAT1a
FACTION GUARANTEED: HOURS. . A. Y
TO . .. y. PERMANENTLY LOCATED.
a. sth VI. NV. my3ea
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WREcKINc AND BUILDING.

We wRDck ALL KINDS or s0iLDISGS.
A. = 1oxPsoN, III y Il -
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RSizt4HE EpoN' :s;I'

Q noWu e O. 9 o Ulakoe ezpen0n ~
dsslB ~ tklb pgmalnhis vunan daiy; Co.,
pasts ua6Inm Nth ssrmnks dascz1ptfcns q vaas
your hsnA fsEstells enly q. Rscsptiou parans ne
suinss Il IL and q no. Hhfxanes n 4.
Heuu. y = n to . 3. m t9Be3
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RALlllSTHI.
MADAM ST1NN.
nOYAL 0YP0Y PAfMIeF,

Yew suass = vsiEtsa h ysa henl- 4 hnsws-
sAgs a ~ Ne hAa N soes ~ ~ wtn sass
M many sn hour's tsouhis end wosry; - naEasR
What "a vant 10 know AaAAn otnslsy u
hass 6ssn envinesd sn1 hnvsdL Akpq1ufs nt-
isfasti0a gnarsa1nsd q fes iefundsd. Nhy nn4
snaszk NJ tsdsys III y o.. Nh 3G6sa
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK OR BUTLER, PRIVATE
family or summer hotel; will
ing to leave city; good references.
o49 18th st. NV. ju3-3t
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BABY CARRIAGE, REED; IRON CRIB.
sanitary cots. hand vacuum cleaner. good con
dition. reasonshle; fruit jan. Phone Columbia
1895 teN Georgia Ave. juen
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
FEW ESCAPE

There are few indeel who escape
having at least one cold during the
winter months, and they are forum
ate who have but one and get thru
with IL quickly and without any ser
ious consequences. Take Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and observe the
directions with each bottle and you
are likelyNto be one of the fortunate
ones. The worth and merit Of this
remedy has been fully proven. Some
families who have always used It for
years when troubled with q cough
or cold. and with the very best re-
sults. Aey
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
NEW JERSEY ASSEM-
bly, FOR EUGENIC
MARRIAGES

TRENTON, N. j., April 13.-The
New Jersey assembly went on record
as favoring eugenic marriages, pass.
ing billAcompelling prospective can
didates for matrimony to submit TO
physicians examination. Diseases
revealed by examination of candl.
dates for the army are responsible
for the proposed legislation.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
Pleased With Recent Visit
To Capital
LOOKING TO 1920 CAM
PAIGN
Chairman's Handling of the
Present Situation Tact
ful-Talking Sol
idarity, Not
Candidates
By DAVID LAWRENCE
(Reprinted by permission of the New
York Evening Post)
Copyright 1919 by N. Y. Evening
Post, Inc.)

WASHINGTON, April 13,-Will
Hays, chairman OF the Republican
National Committee, has come, has
seen and has gone away with the
impression that the Republicans in
the House are going to compose their
differences and give the country an
example of constructive legislation in
the next session which will make the
party go over the top in 1920 as. It
did in 1918.
Mr.. Hays found ticklish situation
and handled himself, as usual, tact
fully, lest the older heads in the par
ty get the idea he was unduly med
ding. Denials have been made that
Mr.. Hays sought to have the steering
committee enlarged, but that's what
is going to happen eventually, and
on that steering committee will be
representatives of labor and Of the
farming interests, as well as other
elements from which the Republican
party hopes to derive its strength In
1920.
UnQuestionably Mr.. Hays wants o
liberalization of the House steering
committee. These men are going to
control the fortunes Of the party in
the next Congress, and the Republic
can National Chairman has very Wit
al interest in whether the men who
are selected have the capacity and
the vision to deal with changing Am
erica.
Party solidarity is what Mr. Hays
is trying suavely and quietly to bring
about and there is much significance
in his trip to Washington, for with
special session beginning toward
the. end of May or whereabouts, there
is little time for the Republicans to
get together and agree upon pro-
grammes of legislation. In the mean
time, Mr.. Hays himself is losing no
time in making systematic study
through a body Of experts of the
various questions which the Repub-
licans will endeavor to solve in the
next Congress, for every practical
politician knows that the country In
1920 will Judge the Republican party
not by what 1t did in the days OF
Cannon or Aldrich but what 1t did
in the two trying years of reconstruc-
ton which are ahead.
AS for the League of Nations as
an issue, Republicans are not dis
turbed. Mr. Taft's warm espousal
of the League and the stand taken
by men like Wickersham and Roo
will, they contend, prevent the Dem
ocrats from making it party issue
Much satisfaction is derived especi-
aolly from the letter sent by Elihu
Root. Press dispatches from Paris
saying the Root amendments are
meeting with favor there will tend
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Hays Restoring Party
Harmony At Washington

to strengthen the impression that
the Republicans have, in measure,
assisted in making the League of
Nations vital international body.
AS for the signers of the round
robin" ratification of the treaty it
self will be the answer to that, and
no Republican of prominence is to-
day predicting the failure of the
Senate to ratify the compact that may
be eventually presented to the upper
house. This is largely due to the
cables from abroad saying that the
covenant is being rewritten to meet
Republican objection.
Mr.. Hays reveals on the whole.
therefore, an optomlsm about the out
look of the Republican party. His
talks with the various leaders there
have been earnest and persuasive,
His plans of campaign organization
are meeting with favor. His hand
is on the political pulse of the coun-
try constantly, and IL the Republican
leaders in Congress are Indifferent
to his observations of public senti-
ment and the trend OF thought of
the nation as 1t is brought to him
through thousands Of political eyes
and ears In various parts of the
country, then they will court defeat.
The Republican national chairman
doesn't talk candidates. He talks
party rolidarity. Unless the Repub-
lican party 10 unit It will not be
able t. gut through constructive
programme in the next two years be-
cause time will be lost in chickering's
and squabbles. Unless there Is har-
mony the Democratic party, which is
united. will take advantage Of the
dissensions and divisions. AS a party
of opposition the Republicans are
inclined to be pleased with them
selves. They claim to have been the
real war party during the war. not
withstanding that the Democratic
party controlled the government.
They insist that by persistently
shouting about more vigorous prose-
cution of the war and enlargement
of the army the blazed the way to
Victory and set the pace for the DOM
inant party.
Now, as. the Peace Treaty is being
wrought the suggestions OF Mr.. Knox
and Mr.. Root for compulsory arbl-
tration and preservation of the
Monroe doctrine are looked upon as
strategically sound moves to which
the Republican party may hope tn
point with pride when the not far
distant days of pointing with pride
come to pass.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
THREE DEATHS, LAID
TO HOMEMADE
WHISKY

FREEPoRT, H., April 13.-Home
made whisky said 10 have contained
wood alcohol is believed to have
caused the death OF three persons
here. The victims are Mrs, Oscar
Ruthe. Mrs.. John soiiday and Red
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-04-15
JAP TROOPS FIRE ON
RIOTERS KILLING
AND MUIR
ING 80

TOKYO, April 13.-Jdpanese
troops fired upon three thousand
rioters at Telshu, Manchuria, killing
and injuring over thirty, according
to dispatches received here he irst
of last week.