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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
Maine QsueopaL-:c
Association Meets

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aeio If -eEliur meeting N aA-1-,,flv Y
% 1his r1Ty -r1cn w;4s served :. NJ
Augusta Eaus= Z. q ciuak anu Lne
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-AnunE -ne pr-rllnen. nEteuDs--s
n"es+rt Al ne -1es--nE ua-r -,rs u
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-,,'a-,ls wa-e N. =4,---;--nec III. -n- Foe.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

q ArT u'rp al rsq mgr -nE'ks n
aIs college WORN Re u-as --lr,d
eysle-rsa-1c rf.it'ienf wnf'krnar. d cara
n. s-.uuesIIL. y ne ssr1 Hap waf. 1u
= issrturr1 ut tnnEA. q our u ,u. mac
NJ hB6 n. 'tt1r-rical ana nervous
rr-eu-h tp --Ia n MS =,-1t arair a,,o
1uunriegs VII, would nv. -naas I
alr,I marx II hiH cnusen 5,-afs.ssiur,.
whsr -rt nrws rf'.r suu den siesrn
wcs Encw-r r AnrtiEta ms f-isnrfs.
ms tur-1er sC'lst,lrYrate es anc schpol
teari1ss-s and nis arc asln-nnces united
n uns s--.lrsssiur ef -sEr-s and re-
E-et vr.ll,-h surnrns-iHed t.,e SEEING nj
ais err ano x'rirt cguio ser--e AZ HI
f-,i-n1,t If winch xnr une n us mirnt
% Ir.md ''TytprEs Eusrf1tnssn was
rs Eunc L pu- as ever grew ny II An
clsfa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
FINISH CLOTHING
DRIVE TODAY

The des,,s,-ta-t4lv MAD wsE1t,er n
F1uav 2ad sa-8-aEy lnIs-tsr-a wiln
ne -,iaaE u -a+ Augusta Eed Crnss
IN finish me-. clothing ar,vn nv Sc
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--r1 aLly -.1-as luncs u cju-n1ne @a.-
day 2ad = c,var pu. Z pa-- u ne
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a~,ve 4ar -ae 9ed --uw, ;l-rges -taI
AZ oenTit y AarEr-a have tae!:
lundles ~sAcv Mnnouv a1.e-nuIA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
ENT TARATEks
ATTENTION

--ris rs 70 AGvIEe c1Hi every apoT
-l1r.7r having been g'~an II III Aht
1g-g vH-es v,liDr wera cnf iaf1 al
r,,r : ar now farrec = prnceed 1s
INV IN aaIlsscrlne the U1palo '11-t.s e
a1,G me .rasts necHssil''T Lo ussil.c'
). added and r1ufr ne Dhao 5F Las
d.IIur9uerff tax.,aTn-k
sF you WiSI- To AwCf0 T-ESs
-cc-r cav -CCAv. az a@-e,' SUN
nuns a-e ISSUED there csLn 9t ne euh
premise.
Easper-e,iI'~.
W- FFP~ g w-.SCC
Ct.r Tax Caiieefor. City EulidinE,
rrlu-33 cs1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
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anr o,nn-ae-y" lta-,w

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1iaanec mn guilty hu- -tlt. auu-- 1ouud
MN guilt ana Dpnsaa q seu1s,1re ~ :
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Gec.sipr II -He anu-- gnd wgs o-.,e-at
= fu--iistl 1a!l II -se sun IF s.7r eo-
appearance al n. An-il a-rr n. n.
Eiu1erlu, cnu--. nul Enr nR was mt
O1--ti'nmIrE hnu nt- ~as e.uIllrnir-na
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
murnInE Ap-l :

The : n AGlrnH 70 q -as IVY
v'i4rt -eca1I-l- purchased me ~ =uuds
auslnesf uf 5en s-us q zl.~,.lnts- 3
burr marrying itrwr rnuGF lnC ~eu-
-HnElne Ti1e sfpck tur mt -nor-.-zI,i:,a-
mn s;-lt, wric: VIII -:lkt piuce within
week ar 10 aaws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

SER -iH-anne F-y-n VIM nRF -
,'HnLtv -s-"e,veu mas hunorEnis- dlsr,E-Ee
E--r- ne United 3tE1es nl.I!-l--y se-rics
siEE -asurrlpu MS ,,1sIusun ~ wst"n am
clacK -n,if--n- al -ne Chester e ? lie,
eve ~ str-s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

Lieu-- NJ q q 2 re n -'rls'o'
u, -1itau @lu1es A-'-ilisr-r. who mas ~
GER s.-.--,led 4-'1rn se--'-frH CTrr"#Hi.s
w;is Il ne cItr 50 uruar m nIs va
u, rts nome ln 5ia Tuwn. tD~ wfii-i
-,lprs ne lpr. -nHi Rtts-nHnr --t"E-
57allt vino WAS : nnr1be- ~ ven-F arp
arrlr,irv -au IN me uffiun n me sar''s'Jt A.,
nj s-ttr Il; ms stH7= Ea0ust Ta.'iF N
f.,r-s.sstIngiv ~ ms sETe-teIlntaf w."
,.,e--t" hui R.ltsws -ia- he mac I'll n
r.ar7t,r -hsr he wRurHn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

Horace InE-.anEr x = Is g-enc-
-nE. si:hnoi II 4igasa CT us.-7.s If ,,aas-
,!l- few GayE n -ae CITY as ne
CliesT 3f ms parents, NJ Gac NE y
{. 1nE-aaan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

>-"nrE+ Lenn4s VIM Is E-udtn-
a -ae r-Tta''ii7v gf Name anc VINO
ms oean 1asH-nE Z esw 6ars II -ne
cry as the gnes1 If -aia leA-.
SUoaEy 10 -nsl,-nt ms sruslns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

me s.l-ine -ecess waf rnnc!udac SHT-
u-auv nirhT and NJ srnnia-r ~ ne
7uolir scnuuls II AaEus,a VII -aEume
-nel~ srnLles -t.lE morning T'ht g-t1u,-
az u me i,inue-gn--ans w, .2Cwrvs,
nu- -ss,,rrf -ner- E-ucies u.l-l NJ undu r
rnu-rInE au-il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

Warden F-anE J =an o.. -nt Sta1e
prisnn a. ThurTlEsrurl. VIM nad Iesn II
the clty M puErnaHh iHf- sn rht 4F AK
-,--fss SR1uragv a@.a--lpun % -eyurn II.
-hnrEastun
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

NJ anG Ms N. = Gilman e.-s -.,e
.s''8ua parents u a SOD. nn~r 5e-u--
day. The vuu E man wnlEheG aiE.1-
pr nds anc mas oeen nRned " -Ilian
Pia.--anraI C=iirna-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

= ta-l+s'-son isf. Saturday FIR
r'nfIAnc On a few dxys' BUSINESS
I'm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

-b- -'eia~-h Il =ocArry IT tt1+ Pm
nay N--nor.a Church w nuid az
I.a.srH. alie u ne iHc-l,-" -unTn n
ne ri,u-'..h nsKl Thursday aHta-neur
a-1c evening A.Y-,l 81, IS asua-
aprons VII ne -aHi- s,,eciHlrr. ou-
np-. VII also ne home cpukau fsoc
and caac~ tables n srrH''la --,-rer1-
VII b. -,r-nst4r-t.d y rhs nvHnrnE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

-h+ ~nEpiat mse--ng II ne -na--
LAME socls1v scheruisd L oe nsio
TuestsE- AprIi 1st. mas oesr, pns,
poned X Tuesday. A9l,u ST..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

~ Snl1o. VINO IL amp,uved -
To"nsA. was an oTs- sunoRy v.sl-,,r
uf reinriues N the c,ry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

T. r. Cu1iAes a--,rsa n -,s 10y
2--ar psssing a Few GAYS Il
hnslnn m mR-e-e If auBlness.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

Hoiand Carv. 1rincrpHI o ne 7,-s-
As.i0 -'i--ri-nA- school, was an ure-
snnnar cZ-ler IN -sla--ves II. ne .i-r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
REV. g. D. EuUTHgY.
PASTOR CONG. CHURCH
TENDERS RESIGNATION

r Acasc. -at ee =~r SaEra-neE - ere
-erre- -rrr-eBE-in,a Enu-cr q.
H.s- aen. CcnrI-Assss -rst sex g
-z-sur a&e EHsr. -aEf oRs o1
.lrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

r,- Ferts.- iiRs moved hts oh'"e ~
tS- wa4e- st-'sEt, over MaFhson "a 'e
go, mn-4drf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

ur -Gilp -IEp" tnr Fft naF7 'fw GIL :
-ent.,.e7 1ts E-nH1 hsrEti7 nn 7RT3irIiH
rnu-rrnr when me wa7e- FOUND IF W
,-.a- M up nj me @tune & CnnI~'
v,f-r a1lU -np VIM adjoining -ffHT NJ
n. nt,-->l. i1u- mn x 3 Euffscier'7 neg
~, - urt tinr1are ~'hr wn7s- -rrrla i'''
= ma .,.,rfi7 during th- aHT nu' NJ
-r- - 4y,r ur -Hr-lr-tnv high ann ~
a,,-,7ar- -,u--,1nr r, Lad fzllen strH-'a
aae, u-u war s1ill allIne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

" -!u-ur1nr W.--rlr- 1rTTir di'nf-
ny II -.le NaIuH 4 AE-'iruiTfrs4 H7lu m
..,,.--s 7.,r-n viii spepf NJ -tlr III, p
- .sr,,r Iufir.s+~ r. ne M
4 As9prrlnis- nan r. : r''uuk |'iIlr1-
ds-- antr---,nrrr Au-il ., -fus r. hr Hr'-
onf rrr q cc,--H. II fou- H-"s @Hs5r m
rrr-1-. r-,a-tsts-inE v'rict T-f ~H-1r'
~ c.rtrr @tT--nuEf1uu- ne SrHre fn' ~
,,rrstf- n MAN. f1uuprs"nTerH ane as
AR r--n,r- pn--'ne NJ raud ir 1bt-e- Y,
-.-7 ,,,,,,rr--- n s.,rs.---- ear-i'-- 4 fu-'-
~ -.,e-r VIZ rn ln--t H11ennanne
,,.u- w. wr-rn- mex WetinHsthv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

ranTnn AlIruHtA. Tu. " : O
2 ? viii hnid sn-nisl rr-e--lr ~
-'.ls.,tiav evening AN. ne L.
ler-..r will ,. cn,,-4--eu II 4 c.aAs p
c.nallll-s.s s-11o s----l-o1rlaIl1s anIr.''t'Ts.:
tn- - tc -7a~..Hnc : i aa"--l.:f---'' :
--ealle.7..ts nj al nnt,vi, ,ts-s WI nh =
IT eFu,- n l,r p-userI-. : III uni1u-rr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
AUGUSTA LOCALS

u fnnEs a. prasenI n Z Na-r.. VIE
Eutng nu- like 4un-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31

peaI ere @ keep f-e hon headache, bark-
ache, crazrqsnon. weakness and depre&or-
For these recurring alncnn aad Other cooo-
nn.s 7ecIlsa- c wooea. Be=caa-'s P.-ls A. :
tested and e1=c,.I -=nGv. They az gently
aoc promptly c. the Stomach. liver and bcveis.
nd e1e7 tonac. sr-ngae2iog e@eU q the
ooc1ly aaacaons These alous pills are purely
vegetable, con11 no hzbii.-;;o----g drug. za6
2rooaoe 10 elsaEzzble zt-r--e5e1. Won-
TIE wc-G ever. ind needed hcto zac Ee-g- !,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-03-31
For Husband. Only
Scrap the Broom

NoL w0uaclt MACHINE have your
ployes me, -na. was inefficient 1a.agl,ng.
aac dangerous 70 hearn-ncr when there was Al
e1clenl- sasT-r11lag- health -n-presEsv1ng. Inexpen-
sIrs machine Is pi2ce.
Is device 5y alec--1c,1y -aa. requires nus
cla- sxerlon. Iaa. aoes the WORK ess tine that
sucks u -he gsr--laden aust instead Of stirring i
-p Z1c --1s promotes clea 1l-aesE and health
I. vii shorten ycur wifes hours af labor.
give her 1ne for a-nusements. for
pleasure for Aer family ig win lessen her
d,adgesv and nelp preserve her health.
viii enable he, To finish aer days wark
tired aad crash- ou, rested aad happr.
-ha COST S sl-ga- and spreads aver much
--oe nat YOU VIII never nozlce I.-S5 down and
s-1a-- nonl-y payments
Let 1r3rs that ar Aoe- Vacuum Sraeper VII ID
a. Clam far ! anc nor -3e. Is pu. j.. y yuu-
ao1ne for t-ee Tia. Then. I i proves % SAVE
aoor save --1t, save aea- .:7-azTa hem -9r Ec1-
wIe-you par 0nlT s. dow
-ar .alcft7nc M -rH--a. Jtz:nr s7ur- -7
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
Plant an Acre

I
Impressions Of Those Who Visited
Polk County on Motorcade April
1920, Stimulating Them to Increase
Acreage of Groves in Lake County,
Eustis, Fla, Oct. 3.-We had heard
much about the splendid groves; the
velvet" roads and the general pros
perity Of the people Of Lake county.
and we were therefore glad to avail
ourselves of the opportunity to visit
there and learn how all these things
were accomplished.
One thing Is generally agreed even
by the people of Polk county them
selves, that Lake county has just as
good citrus lands as are to be found
in Polk county. That we have more
and larger lakes than they and that
the natural scenery OF Lake county
surpasses that Of Polk county.
| But we must concede that growers
Of Polk county are more progressive
III grove culture and in the market
ing of their fruit. Their beautiful
groves covering the hillsides arouno
the pretty lakes and dotted here and
there with beautiful homes and yards
OF flowers, make it a picture restful
to the eyes.
But the one outstanding fact which
has made Polk county what it is to-
day is that 80 per cent Of her grow
ers are cooperating in marketing
OF their fruit not only obtain the max
mum price for their product but CO.
operate in the purchase of supplies
as we'll, which means a big saving in
the cost of production, hence their
prosperity. Being prosperous, they
have the means to give their groves
the maximum of care and thereby in
| ,reaSe their production.
| This also explains why they are
able to spend millions in building
sandasphalt roads. No wonder her
groves command fabulous prices:
$4,000 for five-acre grove that ten
years ago sold for $4,000, and one
year ago for $4,000. All this and
much more will be ours when we
growers Of Lake county get together
for our mutual interests and protec-
ton.
We believe that the time is now at
hand and that the next few years viii.
witness the wonderful strides made
in the citrus industry of Lake county.
Our sincere thanks are due to the
good people Of Polk county for the
royal way they entertained us while
among them.
(Signed H. H. ALLEN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
CARD FROM SCHOOL
ATTENDANCE OFFICER

Fort Meade, Fla, Oct. 2, 1919.
Editor Evening Telegram,
Lakeland, Fla
Dear Editor-For the benefit of
those who have been looking for me
or expecting answers to their letters,
will you kindly state in your paper
the fact of my having been quite i'll
for the past several days.
I am now recovering and my first
office work will be answering all let.
tiers pertaining to school matters
soon after which I hope to be able to
resume my field work as l yet hav
several school communities needing
my personal attention.
Respectfully,
w. T. HURST,
Attendance Officer for Schools in
Polk County.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
WAvELETS
FROM
THE DEEP.
~
&C. Green


The border line at Mexico is not
half as bad as the 1yin' boarder in
some of these boarding houses.
A ham sandwich without mustard
is like a ball without a shimmy. II
lacks pep.
A young girl is bashful at times but
it really takes a brick layer to be
mortar-fied.
A piano player may study for years
and years but fireman can play the
hose after his first lesson.
A dog will follow you withou:
coaxing but bullet has to be lead.
Don't mind the cold weather so
much if the trees will just stick with
us and not leave.
Ben Dover is a friend of mine,
He was always straight and sober
But now he's got the rheumatic,
And Ben Dover can't bend over.
Jones: II don't see how they are
going to ratify the treaty"
Mrs. Jones: Cant they use a rat
trap"
A musicians life Is an easy one.
Even when he's working. He gets
many rest.
Other towns can now give the Ne
hraska city the Oma-ha-ha.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
NOTICE.!

l have secured special car for the
accommodation of all who are going
to attend the reunion at Atlanta. This
car will be attached to the train
leaving Lakeland on Sunday, the 9Th,
at 1875 p. m. Will arrive in Atlanta
about o'clock a. M. on the 9Th. No
change at Jacksonville.
j. D. ALLEN,
Commander Lakeland Camp,
U. G. V.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

The Tampa Tribune sums the stu
alton up exactly correct when it says:
"Lakeland's new city directory gives
that delightful little city a population
of $685., and each one of those is a
host in himself when it comes to bid
ding the wanderer welcome"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
THE LAKELAND NEWS
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

The Associated Press Is exclusively
entitled to the use for republication Of
all news dispatches credited to It or mot
otherwise credited In this paper and
also the local news published therein.
Al ishts Of republication Of special
dispatches herein are also rsssrvsd.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03
FOR SALE

Houses and lots at old prices and
easy payments.
Well located citrus and truck land
at $50 per acre. Easy terms.
Groves of all sizes. Call and see us.
9724 MARLER & HURN.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

Now is the time when vegetables o.
various kinds are just coming on the
market-the time when our northern
friends are bidding goodbye to home
grown green stuff for several months
to come.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

Cane grinding season is at hand
the finest sweet-hearting opportunity
of all the whole glad year. Sorry for
old fellows like McWhorter who can
only reminisce.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

A well-known character who until
recently held semi-official position
in this county, made the statement
publicly that "This country will new
er be any account until they kill off
the rich people, like they've been do.
ing in Russia" And, according to
his standards "rich people, are those
who own cottage and a cow-who
by industry and economy have gotten
little ahead That's the kind Of
sentiment that is rampant more or
less all over this country, and that is
responsible for the terrible disorders
that have taken place at various
points. Every good citizen should aid
In the effort to combat such viciou.
propaganda.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

We think it would be the kindly
and generous thing to impress on the
Public Health department the many
advantages possessed by California
as a location for that leper colony.
Let us not be selfish, but give our sis
ter State some of the good things.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

WANTED-Carrier boy with wheel.
Good route. Apply Evening Tele.
gram.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

A period of enforced war conserva-
ton might help bring the country to
its senses.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

Congress, it is said, will force the
sale of $4,000 automobiles. If it did
the proper thing it would first see
that one of those automobiles is pre-
sented to every country editor in the
land. Hardly one of them but that
did enough free work during the war
to entitle him to such gift.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

FOR SALE-Strawberry plants. L. v.
Pullman. Route A, Box IA. 9725
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

The most successful womans mag
azine ever published has had a man
editor for thirty years. Men are ad-
mittedly the best cooks, and ladies
tell us that there is nothing in the
line of woman's wear so desirable as
man-tailored clothing. Mere man is
good for something, after all, 1t
would appear.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-10-03

A Russian general makes an apol-
ogy to this country's department of
state for the fogging of an American
soldier. Very good as far as it goes,
but probably not entirely satisfactory
to the man who was flogged. He'd
prefer some ointment more directly
applied.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-22
Troubles Pile Up For Burlesan

these disgraceful conditions never rains but it
pours nationwide strike is called by the electrical
workers and the whole responsibility therefor is at
trbuted to Mr. Burleson
There is silver lining this cloud whatever the
tate by which the storm may be overtaken The
congressman who is likely the leader of the ma
jority in the next house representatives says he is
almost tempted to believe that the postmaster general is
master strategist working government control
so obnoxious and ntoleble permanently scotch the
idea of ownership many severer things
than that have been said of Mr. Burleson Disguise him
sraegst and he would defy recognition at his own
desk.
An exceptional seems to be coming to a close
Soon after the beginning of his official Mr. Bure-
advertised himself the champion spoilsman-as u
recordbreaking decapitator His seizure the wires
was not advertised at all, announcement of it being
Struggled into obscure official publica-
ton. The seizure at time when not single syl
liable could be said in its defense-when emergency
had into history And since then the
become ravesty the term going from good to bad
and from bad to 1t almost complimentary to
call it inefficient. : 49,"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-22

From the Brooklyn Eagle.
IT is not often that a statement acceptable minus a
grain of salt from the office of the postmaster
Il general but he commands confidence when he says
II 10 preposterous the telephone service of New
England should tied up it is He should not how
ever have declared be unthnkab BILE that the business
interests Of the section should continue to be sranged
Nv continuance the conditions prevailing. 1t is not
even unhinkabe that he will his official life
until we have change of administration.
Fortunately, momentum is gathering. From all sec
,ons are coming protests swelling in volume. For in
stance at the annual convention of the Georgia federation
n resolution calling for Mr. Burleson's removal was
adoped There political dividing lines in vote
taken by the Massachusetts house OF representatives
filing similar demand and declaring that the post
master general "wrecking the party The voters
were Democrats. They reluctant, but unanimous
Nor are Republicans backward in coming forward"
Al meeting of the New York county committee last
night il was resolved that the telegraph and telephone
service had reached lowest point of efficiency ever
known causing ntolerabe embarrassment to business
and unistfable inconvenience in every social relation
AT increased 1t further resolved that the at
ention of the president and Of congress be called 10
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-22

work, their life, their death have been in vain.
Sure we'll finish the job"
The Very Reverend Joseph Chartrand, Bishop
of Indianapolis, says: "On the threshold of a
new era of peace and prosperity it is our solemn
duty to continue generously sustaining the gov
eminent, in refunding the great war debt, and
carrying out important plans for the future well
fare and security of the nation. The hearty CO.
operation of pastors, congregations, parochial as
well as fraternal and other organizations is as
sured. The effort is for country to preserve
its glorious traditions its present exalted posi-
tion among nations, and to make it for ourselves,
permanently, the best on EARTH