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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28
oeme RELIEF In 0loht,
Gard Of Thanks.

We wish TO thank the many friends
and neiEhbors for the beautiful floral
offerings during the illness and be-
reavement OF our father. Mrs. Louis
IJhdo and family.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28

The only pastsurixed pure milk In
Marshalltowu 10 distributed ~ the
Jackson Dairy Company. Safety hrst.
Use only pastsurized miik.--Advss-
tiSement
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28

dubbed General Tom Thumb" by
| Queen Victoria. .i.-
Sister wsds "commodore Mutt"
| IN 1862 the little couple were mar
Rod. At about the same time Minnie
| Warren became tho bride Of "Comno-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28

DR.. Gordon. os.sopsth and obststri.
clan. 2io Masonic Temple. Phone 70
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-11-28

sea, - AssS ssaAS ~ 30 tsaA ssm.
pasUl - ~ sDas q tAs iasa WesA -
aal ~ tons W. wsshs ESQ. Coke %
hama totnle Ian teas. 90 somDarsd
with i.fto . weak aGe and 1850 tons
two weeks ago. Forty tons Of steam
coal alec II held BY the local dealers.
II the delivery OF coal continues at
the Same rate a. during the past two
weeks, che present supply would last
about eleven days.
osms RELIEF In eloht.
But the Aituation 10 not such ~ 70
make the city dependent on the pres
ent dssisrS supply. Three carloads
Of coal. about 1900 tons, combined TO
one dealer. arr IN tho local railroad
yards but up to noon today the deal.
or had not been abba 10 get this coal
released. This supply. however. 10
contract coal nor delivery to local Ener-
chants and industries. Another coal
dealer today was expecting the arrival
of two cariosAs Of GOAL which arc OVER
due.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-12

Henry clay opposed he United
states bank. but later changed his
eioRs the only instance on which
he ever changed his attitude on
political question
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-11-12
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Hiusteyole

Wien these sharp pains 60 shooting
through your head, when your skull
SEEMS as FIX would split Just rub aliLLe
flustsrole on ycur temples and neck
Il draws cut tie inflammation, soothes
away the "a .t.suauyrlyi- -CulCkrciief-
Muzterole is 2 clean. white ctct-ea1
made with Gil OF mustard Better ta21
. mustard plaster ard does not blister
Many doctors ard nurses frankly
recommend MasteTole for sere th-9at.
s.u-chiris Group, Sill rec, asthma
raralgia, congestion, ple;Iisg, rleUma.
Ism, Il1ubagos pains a.1l aches Of the
sex or joints, sq-airs, sore muscles
bruises, chil5lzils, frosted feet-celds
Of the chest (t often prevents Cneu-
-on.a). 1t is always depea1at,e
&C and sc lars; hospital sis $3.50
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19


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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

N&r-s Roalnson 60 Anaa.a Ria q
- - etcck g wssr Caghrs
Ree~,ra AIisr - Ceas Fiorenos
Area. ass % and a. Alocl g. ca.h.
80 s.
Rw Rs.axs- 10 lsusss C.tsaa ~,
AID = hlosk -i ws~ ceihre 8
80
yoha " Rssneiss - " 4 losrer
sas; - sess ~ . an. ~o~ - ss-f
-, g Hxsees sdde ,on 10 ccgie s.
80
RS Saith % vTrnle Ph~ian. ssafh
49, AT so<rh oue haK soatheasi ant
sosfs ocs ~ - nara ore haif
ss,afAessr -T-is-fs fsees
calvn flofsclss 20 Enzna e n'asdei
hss : ant and zoath.s~ - norsh
49, snt isss sna ana rasf +. fo,i
- ssufhsrcss s-fs-H~ So ted
a y Brh 70 Ira jenkins. ~ p
hlc-s = cap-tsi HIu oa-h-ss So
Nr- Raw w4ts 20 Ras d nesis. t,is
G.. . art "a b,ock ts Fsss Ca,h
- s.sna
Clecqatrs irsln 80 r S.uns~n
~aosf s. rc~sh~rss .s-Fs-lw g. sDe
4irzz e Rser a. Rns = Rat.r
so1fh~es f-is-sw s-ese
Jaus~s ie~s e " x paffer~on g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLACK -DRlUGHl
Oklahoma Lady Tells How Her
Husband Believes In Black
Draughi and Uses l, foF
Many Ailments


A. ~ f......s
= f's'''n' - '''s 'e''
r...,. ~. .,..t. eas. atan
-.....-
.-,..s., -. -..s,... h.asa h.
-.,.......... 800 ,...a. .ss..t
,-..'.., $1,000. ~. t..t .t
.. ...., 49, -. ~, +.
~ 49,. .....,,e. ..~.. t..~ .tsr
. 49, .s......
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

ON A.s1l zs f.xhly ninsr~ 80 hf
fhsfiF fuafs oidsf shan whsn oAlf
homa of-saf to esfiiemeBf Seat
fassdaf sin ba NJ thIfiiofh annlsef
eafY - the ppsuinF - % iahsans "a
settlement Hefaiudsf ihaf se sfa aru
Ee'iiux seed snd Euy - brosxs.
honis fssiaY ~ ~ brnsinz ~ rf
Hhsfiu ~ Hai.sffsou - D A kfanls
fyfmsfl5 = ~~ii An0un csFt.snisr -
fhis siiy fresh nesr Crs~s~ni. - :
ths old man has besn usakins ~ IAN
80 shs Fas' ten Ysars
Ad-m. SO = qssi.i tuoffeaslys man.
~ho wDrtsd - ~ trads and ussi
IL nfe - = h,~snH sysn ~hils Acre
ifs - no~ - yeara - aes. - caste
~ and unabie 20 cars fr hlasslf
and . = . pfoti~n wbsf - a. Nih
hin
An skaminstion fo-iar eonvineel
asti.oritiss thsf Adsn.s = not iaaase
l,u was br,krn aovn N healh ~
ofdsr = ne Ississ b. ~iil not b. ssnt
- Norman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

AZ ihr Uulhrs ihtafef W.ina rday
evening af ~ m Apn c fhr 81.
afnta - fhe CafhoN0 c1Nrt ~ oA
ishnma sln pfrerni fhf Numan dHsma
lafnea an unAnuan martf The
i-nple ~ Ginhfie ~ta bad fha Hr
tfeaf - wHpess fhsas en1enta nne
eafainn - "MInnnmef sfis D.
praam on fhs c0iisFe mnHms Iaai
Ma has ever, rsaron a. hsnste t'isi
thaa piaY fumisse a. b. ihf h.n stss
sfaF.t ~ liuna faion ln fhe eaiY
Cnaumes have hesn nfdsrsui from
chioaEp and p1ii D. yer, slehorste
Many ouf ~ town Eunsfe are vspnefsf
a. che sf1dsnfs srr fnHn 1.ffnrs1r
-. - uklabuma. Tetsi. Kauast
ami even cailfHnia nsesrts erat
~ ihr Corner rhaFmaIY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
TWICE co.Drnnro TO oir.
NON WARS DECORATION !

Paris. ArfN ~ T~iro sentenced "a
death BY fts Germans q young hero
me- - isr ~af Louise ThufIier 81
fsisufiannfs saa decorated ou Nara4
. ~ Premier ciemenceau VIA iho
Cross ~ 49, LEGION ~ Honor anf tha
croir a. gusfre ~lta fhr palm leaves.
she DISTINGUISHED hef.eif ~ hslp
inF freneh sna allied soldiers 70 -
ape iron German enduranre ans she
vas saved from fhe flring line ~ ne
iitielan nInisfef
She w4s eventually sentenced 10
penAi sersiiuce f0r iife bsi after ssrs-
ina fbrss years ~ her sentence me
German retreat pa 81 end 70 hsf ln-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
STOMACH UPSET!


Tksfs wat thoussnds of ssomae n
rufsercrs are doing nov. Instead ~
taxing tones. 90 trying to patch up .
poor digrsi1n. tbey are aftslkinx the
s<si canse ~ The ahusrnt - elaGzed lss-r
srd di-or8rrri bpwein
DR.. Bt~srdsf Olive Tsbiefs sroos~ The
byrr m . soofhinx. heAllng wsy. Wi>a
re liver ard bo~tis ere psrfymlng thrlf
Natural fsncfion4. sssy gDss tnfszesssoa
ard stomach tros41iea .
II yoa have, bei taste IN your
s.outh, tongue ssossed. Appetite toor,
txry. don'f.cnre frrfsng. ~ nnbsti0n ur
sn<rgy. trsutied with undAsesfed foods
you should tale Give 1shletz. the s.lb,
sifufc for cxioEnel
Dr.. EfssrdS Oiive' Tablets are .
purely vegetable compound mixe1 with
olive oil 4 roa win know them b. Their
eslse color. Thy Do the wurk without
eripsng cramps o. pain. .
Take one or two - bedtime fox Quirk
reis<f, % yOu Can eat What you iske
A loc ssd &c pr bon. Al dygy,sA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
aonfa looAs hrnftaNsf
on cooo aoAos uohoa


Tho eAllef ~ ihls paper has heen
inrlnsi 20 favaf ghe nfy mliiinn fos !
tonda or IN fart about antitlna fhai
~nuii improve uar foads 10 az 49,
iiowsfsf ln talking Wita eaf fafwsf
ffieuas all of taem ars saausf fae
proposition Whsihsf lhef afr fishf
- noi ~ do noi Aaa~ tai - A.
fhlns ihsf shuud siutf iha maiisf
wita An open mind wilh fue rsrsfd fl
fhs necessity ~ saai eoais a sahle.f
- ihf ffeafrs Importance Rs "s
farmers ~ otiahams The people is.
iaR rs siiiea auf iosua csn 49, sinn4
eiiaaui roads bat ll ls nlFhiy laeon
srnlthf ~ ihe fsfmefs as ta 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

One ofien heari 81 eKire-s'0n. Ny
rhild caB~hi ? severe odd Hhiah a.
Feios~d into diphfbsrfa when sae
ffaib sas uaf N eoid bad rimilg
i@ff fhe iinle one 0arfifalaFlp eYn
cerfibie 20 rhe wandef1nr diphfh>rla
ferm n rolr chiif has q cold Nhfn
aif'hshsria = prevsisnf yoa nhouif tak.
bim or - srhooi and kse3 Nm aff
fhe sfr~s~ uniH fniiv recovered -
fhere e. = hundred times more danger
81 his tak4nF dis'hfheria xhen ~ har =
tolf Nher chs fsi,s.slalna Courh
Fe-nety e given y qalckir cures fhe
I'D an6 ieseens - asncsr - diph-
fberis ~ sny other germ disease being
CONTRACTED.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

Dsraaer as e@@Al. s>asasar o&lAsra
a.. ..~-.. cAsskssr~ s.ger-a rsrss ~
~. - r~n.v u~-fsva - ha
ss<.sS ~ ~ shs -aaAte~1 - rfrvs
T., ~ wwunh~~ ~ ver~ sAes{
- a.,r-. ~..~e .snus.tt.t ara rvs
.~.n-< sAau ~ sAr~s lsaxes -
= ca - f1s4rAr~ sra Nr
wk f>.lts-~on s.-,sszea ,Ae fsslsp "a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
cur rris QUIT IS uoprs
MONEY

DON'T Mss THIS CO ~, rh..
siip eaciots wlih g. - Fo.ey A 60
-,ss ehsffisid A." chacneo. IN vrii
in< four nsfos snd adsre-s clearly.
fol wiii receive in refsrn q trial pars
are oonislninr Foiey's Honey sns Tar
i-lninT foieys Honeg and Tar Com
'ompesnd. ior oosrhs oeits and esoup
foier kdnfy Plih and roisy CssAs~-le
Taiisfs Sod sss7yuh-s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

Tho Tsns woudff fer sifs.y saf
bladder ffoublcf sfsf diabetes
weak and lame hsct sheumafism an4
iffrruis-.ffos ~ 80 sidneys and blad.
der ~ both msn anf ~omsn fcEu
iAtes bladder Troubles IN children. N
no. soid hy ariFFlsli will b. cent ~
mail on foteipi - fla one snail
hottie y two MONTH tr,afmen and
often carr aslf fi- seofn tesft
moriais Dr y W Ian. -sea Olits
"a. at fsaia. Mo Sid ~ druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

PATHS Apu 10 ffahs A. Waisn.
fafnaf shalfman af the national ~st
iAtof board "a 0otsfnaf fawhfi y
nanne 81 nnnols and NifhAel ,
Nsan. : rtHadslr laf the delegation
seni tf iflsh societies in America %
ri-aa che oaase ~ ireland before ire
psaee conference had leuE confrf
snro ~ ihe Paris ehua house ihla
snafninr 'fhv conference ess an cot
efopih af me inteftieu 81 Walsh hsi
sesfefAst uah plssiAsei NuaaA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
LOGAN BOY ON DUTY
At lnRW[IlEn, germany
Tells af Work Of War organlsa
ecns In coblcns and vicinity.
Huis Are Numerous

Ahi~f'''f "''se@Af ''
nsAfess NotafI eal ieihff e.
.s.,.a a.oiiess isusr < Nsfsa iesh
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~. u,.sa.,.. .an =.
\. ...s...,.. .nra.ns
~. 49,. ,s......,.t. ...st at
49,. -. ...sss.-.
4. 49,. .....l..., ...m,~r,
1900 \. 49,. m.e
~ =. ~. ta.ss. and
...,.. ~ .ah
t.. ~. 49,. !.
..... ... t.n "a
-. ...,s -. s.. - IS. fat.
-.'- .. - h.
-. 49,. . ....s 4. ~
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..,, 49, \. -. -. a. .ua
{. .....,. y. ,............. =. =.
y. -. t,...... 49,. a.. 4. r.s
. 49,. "a. -. y. :.
.A. 4. 49,. a.. uh.ts.. 4,
-. ... 4... 49,.
ss.s mani a. aars.ia ans more thAn
ss.. - 81 aani fs a. ss in g.
nat and sssne hans Ihe dIslao
y scheduled - i.ssr hefs asae fln,e
che iass ~ seat we~k and hf fhs
fIme ,aa rrs ~ shia irief 49, ar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
sLbscUrT IDENTIFIED
81 HEcEsT p-oros

AsHaro ciir. AI~il ft-Ihyoxraph.
q 30 hsai y fseusrai karellsno Ran
7i'f. rFrrTs y rhye sasfh o. T5ss.
as1 'n skirmi~h in fhs ~ssss - -.
traf Nfrs rse-.vs-1 hsre yesterday.
afriF"1 hsFs iarf nirhs @re ~sr. s14i
'I'sif .eerfif'sd as 49, x a. former
ff1eval zersrzi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
TetAi 81 a. @a'ion esrorsss e. sss
cta sAH - fafk

retAi 81 a. @1.on esrorsss e. sss
cfsd sAH - fafk
Ne~ Nnft Arr as sfnekhoif.se
~ ihc s.nrlaif ol and Rsfulae Caf
orv Pom vere niafusd A So snngai
reef nr feisf fhst ssrunss ia fht
ecosna ielf AZ Eeis amoanfti Is sp
rosiuiafll1 81. mr'tsn aniers. g..
iere Inss ainf faF feierai faxss a.
nressa trH arnrf 'lf aon ttns 80 ems
nff~ui eharze De- fhe iali n~es
ftsf enesrr tape - issi the ooai
rans E lnesafas nfiQs e. uisk nf she ~.
Irfs hfns ntesi. sas 90 HtfsK u
Z Sncia|f rfes fee annaancs> = iaai
hfoeueo - the chanr.nr = the f.s,a
fraf io safai'si 3D. calendar war 5
aeiail''i ppor coea no' - rressnied
sf set
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

4 aunan abolli aruw more bfauff
ful e. nhe rfuNt older and the w.il
wlfh duo frflfi 20 tafhr f.ss ara - #.
- lsf. anf hf ienp'nr hsf Ntaf aaa
i-oatis ir Fnpd ~Dfkinr orda n teH
are harmri anf feiiou Yonf rfss
Hs~tng cher 'uwrr and whliss hsrun,
inc fciiuv v.ah yaur fifeh fabhy r.
may D. duo ie infir~ss 'on ~ 80 slug
giHh iivsr chamhs-s laiu'a Tablets cof
rrcf thasf sHdars
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

II - hapry vou rsu-= - wer n
80 ar frsse~rs " sr;yuhie-s ~sh e~-r
sAHsns sd fr'iir-sfsnn Toa cnuror
- srnr~hFr hzppf Take csausissr.
lefrs Inatsfs 80 cprrs-e ffsr-e fs~o~.
g. IseT are srur11f ard eese-- al
e1%T s.< rt-z@1f 20 taxi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

Al yo1 r-sfred fsrner.. rous b
'afners and safe -enourh fa-rnsrs
cone - fhe bix dinser at mlsersl
Wells Parx o. April zsth
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19
GRANDMOTHER KNEW


Hs sf~ eidfasassnei naunsrs pisssss
km1ra sd bllssstea = hlie q aCieA Get
th< relaef and help shat masfatd
rlazsrss gsve. ~tiheui the plaster ana
~slkesa the tis~er
NasfefeAe daes q. 4 va eiesa. wf-e
esafsnent max ~4ih - u nasisra ~
ssusahc.ils . ExFpsrsA ~ thsa = vx~As
eoznberH sn1 30 cexs o. hlsfes re
trHstFfcsf NkIn
, lakt us~@.xe Ncsiefuar IN ~ith ~ IN
gvr gtDs sVntly. So tns~ oassklf 4 lMaaes
rtlisf - hos sTseedilf the raan cisaIsraI< =
. lie k4elfgsAe icx Nlfv tit,sal hfNsn
shtux trn~alsiik eFet1n ttin rs,k. asthnaA
oe1lalsiA hrads,ssr. su.seessi.,,, rifufas
sl,ramaiaAsn lussslsale faias and ashcs a
tff ha,k - fntnts aisatnk N1fV uuNi -
tsuls<A shilasass. isssifd tort t,ilts 4
a. shrst 10 oslen IavsrntA L-runlusniAk
- sDd 81 lsrs. ho<l4iai ~ 8 IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

Pafis - sAe oenfe- ~ % Frensh
ioT inda~ry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-19

Ea~fer ef~clses vfn follow shs
Sunday school 81 fh~ Fr~s Methoal~i
charch nexg Sunday Pearl Wells.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-31

Shakespeare had vocabulary of
soiat 5 600 words. The average man
has about $500. and some have but
LOCO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-31
BIG REGISTRATION OF
STUDENTS AT ARIZONA
NORMAL AT FLAGSTAFF

ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Flagstaff, Ariz., May 30.-The adj
vance registration for the summer ses-
sion of the Northern Arizona Normal
school which opens here June 1G,
would Indicate n record breaking at
tendance according to President G. L.
Cornelius, who is kept busy replying
to letters of inquiry and making res
erVations of dormitory space, He be
lieves there is a possibility of $50
students as against 240 last year.
1t is also a matter of encourage
ment to the faculty that larger per-
centage than ever before of the en-
rolIment will be teachers who come
to take up advanced or review study
Practically all Of the regular staff
of the normal will teach during the
summer term, and three outside fac
ulty members have been added They
are Principal Grant Van Huse of the
Yuma Union High school, who will
teach history; Supt H. z. Hendrix,
who will have charge of the work in
education. and Miss Selma Bush Of
the Williams High school, who viii as
sist in English.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-31
CONSCIENTIOUS
0BJECTORS" TOBE
OBJECT Of PROBE

ESPECIAL coREEsPosoeNcE TO MORNING JOURNAL
Washington, May 20.-One of the
acts of the war department that will
be thoroughly probed BY the congress
will be the treatment accorded to the
so-cailed conscientious objjectors."
The American legion is on record
demanding to know by what mode of
reasoning the department reached the
conclusion that hundreds of men who
refused to serve this country should
have been treated with more Consid-
Grafton than the men who did the
fighting The association holds that
one of the cruelest iniustices of the
whole war was the preference given
the men who wanted to escape real
service.
Senator Kellogg has presented a
resolution asking information of the
secretary of war on the matter of this
select set who were treated with more
consideration than other young men
who went to the colOrs, It follows:
Whereas. During previous months
the press of the country published ar
ticles relative to the release of consci-
entious DIRECTORS from the military
service and from confinement; and
Whereas, 1t is alleged that the war
department considered the matter
subiectively and authorized that con-
scientiOus directors should he given
honorable discharges from the mill
tarY service, are entitled to all com
pensation in arre%s at their time of
their discharge, which compensation
was rendered them and .
~Wheras, The people of the United
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-31
QUICK ACTION TO
MARX HANDLING
Of WIRE SYSTEMS
Both Parties in Congress in
Favor Of Turning Public
Utilities Back to Owners
People Are Disguised,

ESPECIAL CONSCIOUSNESS TO MORNING JOURNAL
Washington, May 3O.-Congress
will lose no needless time in turning
the telephones and telegraphs back
to the companies This is one of the
things with respect to the extra ses-
sion which may be set down as an
assured fact. Remarkable manimity
is displayed with respect to this prop
oSition.
Ordinarily, one might expect there
would be the most utter difference
of opinion on this score among men
who are opposed, on principle, to pub
lie ownership and those who, on prin-
ciple, believe in it. But in this case,
both the friends and the opponents
of government ownership feel that
public interest demanded the wires
be taken out of the control of pres
ent regime of which Postmaster Cen
eral Burleson is the head. From one
end of the country to the other come
constant complaints of inefficient ser
vice, of increase in rates, of additional
and excessive charges which are be-
ing imposed for installation and
change of telephones.
One very potent factor is the fact
that the agents whom the admins
tration and the democratic national
committee have had going out
through the country sounding pubic
sentiment are bringing to Washing
ton the gloomy and foreboding word
that the public is eXasperated over
the trouble, annoyance, and expense
to which it has been subjected and
is being subjected through the war
is six months over. AS consequence
of these reports the minority in the
Mouse and senate will place little
real opposition in the way of having
the wires taken out of the hands of
,he present head of the postoffice de-
partment
Senator Kellogg of Minnesota, has
resolution for the prompt return
OF the telephones and telegraphs. This
it is expected, will be taken up
quickly by the senate interstate COM
merce committee. Senator 'Cummins
as chairman of this committee, says
there will be early action The post
offices committee might take juris-
diction of the matter, but regardless
of what committee handles It, it will
be expedited. In the house, likewise.
the leaders are planning quick action.
Later, questions of compensation, and
any new legislation relating to the
wires which may be needed, can be
dealt with
In the course of the discussion. in
house and senate there will be plain
talking over the conditions whiC n
have RESULTED in Widespread pubic
complaint. The mysterious manner in
which former Representative "Davy'
Lewis, of Maryland an authority on
telephone and telegraph matters ana
a believer in public ownership drop
ped out of Mr. Burleson's organiza-
ton and went back sadly to the tariff
commission may also he ilumined
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Finn.

Naledon-James Finn.
Hachita-B. T. Flanagan, Fred
Francis Harry NJ. Silcott.
Central-Biterbo Galiegos. Manuel
n. Gallogcs. Charles Mason, A. w.
Whaley.
Lordsburg- -. -. Gymlynch, j. c.
Thomas.
Hanover-Arthur Janney.
Buckhorn-Orval Johnson.
Fierro-Culie Lightfoot.
Tyrole--C A. Marriott, Earl d. Ma
son.
Hurtr9--C yde Miller.
Steins--Alhert a. Riggs.
WarIut Nells-K. H. Stecn
Redrock-S. R. thurman, Robert
Swar.
Buckhorn-Arthur Thompson
Guadalupe County Casualties.
Naughn-Ennis j, Camp.
Puerto de Lona-SiXto R Chavez.
East Naughn-Charles NJ. Galloway.
Pastura-Wayne NJ. Johnston.
Elvira-MaXimo Otega.
Cuervo-Floyd c, Hoover, Albert
Putncr.
Santa Rosa-Aparisie Roel.
Missing in Action.
Santa Rusa-Pantaleon Madrid
Puerto de Luna-Esequie Trujillo.
Lea County Casualties.
Ochoa-Reginald f. Baird, c. L,
Holland.
Warren-Law G. Barron.
Jal-James f. English
Eunice-Walter A. Grizzell.
knOwes-Virgil A. Norbeck, Louis
w. Tinker, Van Otto Without.
Monument-Thomas G. Weir, yell
verton c. Blakey.
Jenkins-Jesse r. Cross, Matt Mus
grove, Thomas c. Walker.
Lincoln County Casualties.
Carrizozo-Benjamin I. Berry, Jim
Dearman, Roy Hamilton. Harvey
Hughes, Richard c. Morgan. Kenneth
E. Watson, Gladney T. White
TinniC-Pedro Analla.
Corona-Charles w. Beaver
Parsens-Mailas j. Grafton,
Oscuro-William L. Greer.
Alto-RObert j. Hagee.
Arabela-Louis Nova.
San Patricio-Susano Sanahez.
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states and particularly those who
served faithfully in the military serv-
ice, are entitled to a complete, true
and detailed report of tho action of
the war department. alleged above;
therefore, be it
Resolved, That the secretary of war
shall be and he is hereby requested to
furnish a complete and detailed report
of the action taken by the war depart
ment affecting conscientious objects,
which report shall set forth dates,
names, dates of confinement, and
dates of discharge, amount of com
pensation rendered each individual,
and the character of the discharge
granted in each instance: said report
to he submitted to the senate at the
earliest practical date.
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Sometimes a man avoids a lot Of
trouble by having a bad memory.
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BLACK-DRAUGHT
Takes Away Bile

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is ofenfe primary Of Illness BY keeping your
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more seriously.
For more than 10 years the DID, reliable, Thedfods Black
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remedy. Numerous letters testify the fact that Draugh
has permanent place in many family medicine chests dose
every and then helps to keep the liver inig and will pre-
vent or relieve such troubles constipation, biouSneSs in
digestion, and sick headache
Black-Draught is purely vegetable, and acts promptly,
naturally and without. bad aftef-effects.