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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
ZTEKI REDAKCYJNEJ.

lyle daw~niejszych plemion j narodow
~indyahskich - jest istotnie prawie
mic! w dodatku zaznaczyG nalezy, IL
przewyzka W istDieje giownie po-
Sr6d Indyan cywilizowanych wiecej
- osiadlych ia roll. zyjacych zdrO-
wiej i dostatniej: ci to poprawiaia
smutna swa statystyke, ale p!cmiona
zyiace dalej cd prawdziwych dobro-
dzieistw cywilizaCyi - wymieraja
szybkO bardzo.
Jaki moze bye konlec I reZultat
kulturyZacyi Indyan - prowadzOnej
tn bardzo pobicznie, OF - ably zbyc,
ably sic zdnwalo, re sic cos robi? Otto
taxi, il owe mniej cSwilizowane pie-
dcbitki plemion wymra nieuchronnic
| d~oszczetnie, owe zas wiecej cywili-
zowane rozpiyna sic wsr6d reszty lu-
dnosci okolicznci 1 z czasem siuch o
Mich zaginie. Zdaje sic, re TAXI obr6t
sprawy indyahskiei bylby tuteiszym
czynnikom panuiacym i~ieszczc maj
wieccj pozqdany.
*
A - szkoda dobrci, szlachetnej |
pieknej rasy! Indyanie Zaslugiwali
byli ma lepsze obejscie sic z mimi j
szczeSIwszy los: rasa to Ddolna, by.
stra 1 przystepna. Gdyby ich ME po-
psuto cd samego poczqtku Zetknie-
Cha sic z mimi i ME psuto intensywnie
p6zniej stale - mogli tn byli pOzo-
STAG i zzyG sic z mani lepiej i poly
teczniej, a ME potrzebOwalibysmy
my 1 oni sami czekac ma wymarcie...
Liczby przytoczone W drugim uste-'
pie raportu dowodza mp, IL Indyanie
dali nam 1 krwi / mienia podatek
spory W tel wojnie o~statniej: $4,000
zonierzy 1 $40, 100000 ~subskrypcyi
pOzyczkowych - to rekord, jak No
Indyan. ~swietny, kt6ry pOwinien staG
sic punktem zwrotnym W sposobic
traktowanIa ich / odnOsZcnia sic do
mich ma przyszlosG. Wszakze Indyanic
tu nawet obywatelami ME moga bye
- W swoim wIasnym n%aprawde kra-
in - be- przcjScia rozlicznych trud-
noSci, wiekszych, niz ich doznaje bia-
"; a m6wimy to ME o dzikusach Ia
dnych, lecz O Indyanach, osiadlych
ma roll, majacych z~wyczajne szkoly
niisze tutcjsZe - take same, jake
maja wszyscy nasi farmerzy. -.
Czyz ME warto o~szczedza6 l przygar-
nae 1 zacheci6 1 zblizyt tych ludzi,
dobrych 1 spokojnych - jesh iuz mic
ola uczu6 humanitarnyCh, to ola
zimnych ekonomicznych wyrachO-
wan? Czyz wzmiankowane pOSwiece-
MIA liczne, W dobie o~statniej ponie-
stone ola wsp6lnej ojczyzny amery-
k~aGskiej, cyl nieprzeliczone cierpie-
MIA dawniejsze - ME powinny popra
vic bytu 1 praw Indyan tutejszych
ma ich wlasnej ziemi?
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
Y ~BINGHAMTON. n. Y.

Polsko-Slowacka fabryka gumo--
wych obreczy do automobil6w otWar
ia zostaIa formalnie przez Polsko--
Siovackie Tow. AXIS. pod firma The
Achilles Rubber and Tire Co. Pre-
zesem / zawiadowca fabryki wyora-
nv zostal H. T. Smith.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

pieniedzy!... A przecie ami Ia swc
miIiony ME odkupi Mr.. Ford tego,
co stracii W TEN, Ae kraj tak dhgi !
szeroki dowiedziai sic 1 przekonai
dowodnie o jego ~ignorancyi. To
przywrze do niego 1 ME odstanie do
koica jego zycia: - z~asiuzenie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
Mr.. Ford.

Gala prasa amerykahska zajmo-
waIa sic procesem florida; pismo ma
SEE - mniej poswieciEo miejsca
czasu sensacyjnemu temu procesOwi,
kt6ry zbyt byl spraw naszych odle-
gIy; przypomni sobie tylko C~zytelnik
naSz, il pred paru dniami skreSlili-
smy artykui rcdakcyjny, omawiajac
wynik procesu l komentujqc z zado-
woleniem fakt skazania piSma, win.
negO ~oszczerstwa 1 potwarzy, o kt6ra
Ford zaskarzyl Owa gazette. Zadowo-
lenie nasze wyraziliSmy jedynie re
stanowiska czystej zasady, kt6ra 2
procesu tego wyszla Obronna reka,
kt6ra ~stwierdziIa, il napadaC ia
czeSC czyjaS ME wOlno - b~ezkarnie,
a choG kara W danej sprawie byla
nieznaczna bardzo, lecz sam fakt IL
mania why dziennika, kt6ry spotwa
rzyi florida - stanOwil tegoz ostat-
niego zwyciestwo moralne wielkie /
dal mu, jak sic on SAN pO prOcesie
wyrazil, satysfakcye zupenie wystar-
czaiaca. Ma tenn powinien bye spra-
Wv kopiec. My tyIko lex re" procesu
tego chcemy skreslic j~eszcze pare u
wag, jake nam nasuwa wysoco
charakterystyczny jake obraz o.
byczajowy-proces 6w prasowy; le-
'piej m6wiac-napiszemy slow pare o
bohaterze gl6wnym prOcesu - ktd-
rym Jest MIR. Ford, osobistoSG - boz
dai g nazwiska jedna z najpopular-
niei znanych w caiych Stanach ZJedn'
):
Pan Ford - jest znanym powsze-
chnie wynalazca 1 budowniczym Ia
mich, a bardzo dobrych automobi-
low; wyroby iego - acz nicdaWne
ma rynku krajowym i swiatowym'
lax wog6Ie produkcya automobil0wa
ME Jest przecie stara - przyn1osiy
mu koIosalny majqtek / wielka po-
p~ularnosc, kt6ra p. Ford p~rzecenia-
jac, czy pojmujqc zgola niewlasciwie'
postanowiI exploatowac ma poiach
najzupefniej mic ME majacych do
czynienia z fabrykacya Zgraonych
pudeIek, t~oczacych sic ma czterech
k6Ikach, CO sic razem Zwie sympaty'
cznie w kraju caiym znana nazwa
,,tin$ Lizy".. Ot6z pan Ford po'
czul pozadania wyzsze, aspiracye am
bitniejsze / siegnal po laury spofecz'
nika, ba CO wiecej - polityka, dyplo
m~aty!... Caly SWAT chcial reformo-
wac - tax, !jak gdyby m6gt go by'
W swoIeI kutni ma kowadle poiozye
przeFormowaS klku n~derzeniami
krzepkieJ dioni. :. Ale krzepka dion
dzielna glowa ME kOniecznie SO a.
trybucyami tego samego indywi
dunn, kt6re niechby na przyczyneS
1 '~najlepsze checi nialo - ieszcze
-,rzeele 4wiata ME odmleni w tax
spos6b, Jak-odrnienif latwO kolor pu
dia ACKNOWLEDGMENT, nlbo zdsrtq pi
lego kolku gume.
a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

Iadnych szalbierzy I naciaSaczy, czy'
hajacych ma kicszenie Acknowledgment
ME ma DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKI na
swych szpaltach, DO zawsze PRAGUE
ola dobra ludu. Oszukahcze fire sales
stanowczo W DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
SKIM og}aszane bye ME moga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
otworza 1 pokotem po~litykierska
droge wySciela i'm do mety. =.

ByI Lincoln sAMOUKIEM, ALE
ME NIEUKIEM; - ME trzcba dy-
plom6w / Swiadectw a intellektem
wysokim bye MONA, - ale ME nale-
zy wiedzy uwazaG IN podeszwe, ktora
"a pare CROSBY p~rzyszyc sobie MONA
ma potrzebe do buta.,.. Gdyby sic
TAXI Ford choc troche uczyi. Dyfby
zrozumial, jak malo vie 1 umie l Jak
mu ogromnie wieIe brakuje do tego'
CO zamierzai, - a PREY jakim takim
chIopskim rozumie bylby sic wstrzy'
NAL w zapedach 1 oszczedzit sobie
tych konfuzyi 1 kompromitacyi' ia
kie go ostatnio spotkaiy.
MiIioner - parweniusz - igno'
rant - bagatelizuje sobie wiedze:
on KUPIG mole, najaG potraft i'gra'
matyka 1 historyka!... Co "a bez'
dennie gfupia pycha W tenn co "a "a
poznanie wartosci naukf, intellektu
- wobec bezdusznej wartosci masS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19
MACIERz PoLSKA.

hStsbrxanfsacya fsczscs mlodxiez poll
ia obojga pacI W praeaeh naukoWyeh.
oatryotyoznych I 6ratnlej pomocy dla
eodnieslenia duchR moralnosci dopro-
bytu W spoleczenstwie, q szczegoInie
miedKy mEodziszs polskR. Mozna zapi-
81 cs4onkow StowarZyszonych oe5 o.
wrnuioSenia wiSku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

MksUrfs tstdnn psrsdsSs svd-
Sdfq ste u Sddntu. Ss must Lse-
MeS Eednoc.oRo. nienLeEn0 I
amoszQdHG PoLSkG. :
4 - WoodSpW WILSON
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

! Rsqd adrod1 prses H0rtd Ola
na1Odz, nis sgtnEecs poDtsrzchHt
HsMG
- AbVuhdm Ldncoh
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

p. Ford byi sobie bardzo nicdaw-
no ~zwyCzainym kOwnlcm; pisaC pO-
prawnie ME umial i do dis ME IL
mic; sam sic wyraAat o tenn, IL
,,wszystko jedno, iak on tn ..Wyspel-
luje'. byte zroczumiai, o co chodzi";
racya - nieZaprzeczOna, ~naizupef-
niei wy~starczaiaca kowalowi, nawet
wzbogacOnemu znakOmicie wyrobcm
autOmobil0w, ktGry PREY odrobinie
s~zczeScia - pOszedi sWietnfe i przy-
Most miliony. Wtedy p. Ford mogf
sobie naia6 s~ckrctarzy, kt6rzy iuz
,,spelIowaG" potraria doSkonalc,
m6gI sobie naiaG hi~storyk6w | polity-
k6w, by zah ukladali wywody i argyll
menty .jego wystapich, m0g! naiac IL
czonych, kt6rzy informowaIi go o
wszystkiem, c1ego mu w dalszci ka-
ryerze byIo pOtrzeba. .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

30 wzorem prawOwitcgo dorobkic-
wicza D. Ford zamarzyf o karyerze
- byl porzqdnym specyalista kowa--
lem, zostal automobil0w fabrykan-
tenn dobrym ola robotnik6w -
Jest dO~br0czynnym ME dose mu:
zamarzyi o dostojnym fotelu W Scna-
Gle Stan6w Zjedn., ba wspominano
- t. I'm. Z jcgo blur i wskazah
wyszIy owo wspominania - wspo-
minano o moiIiwosci jego kandyda-
fury ma presydenta Stan6w Zjedn.,
a i tenn ME zadawalajac sic, ME Ia
spokojny polityka krajowych rozle-
giosci, zapragnqi p. Ford aren swia-
towych, urzadziG chcial SWAT i~naczej
- Iepiej, niz dotad, DO chciai wojne
swiatowa ~skohczyc, pok6j dat naro-
dom zwasnionym i - wysfai do
Europy pamietna misye pokojowa'
kt6ra miaIa operetkowy iscie pre-
bieg 1 W operetce istotnie sw6j hywot
skonczyla.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-19

Ot6z tego to p. florida nazwaia
Tribune chicagoska ~ignorantem l
anarchista-te tyliSo diva csscncIo'
nalnc przytoczymy epitety. 2 ,caleI ma
sy podobnych :. p. Ford sic obrazt,
zaskarayI dziennik do sadu 1 process
wycral, sasysfakcye dostal, n dis
Tribune" Jul zwineia choregiewke
4 grzeczniej pisze o swojej pora4ce'
Wszystko dobrze. p. Ford annrchist9
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

-!
Twelve years member Of the House Representatives n
Familiar with every branch Of the State Government n@
ne the man who put the 'teeh in the Bank Guaranty Law
making impossible for depotor to lose his money by b
failure ' - N
lie the man who wrote introduced secured the passage
he Agricultural High School Bill which there are now fifty
agricultural High Schools in Mississippi
lie the man who wrote and introduced the bill raising the ag
State. - 'e e' " M
He the who helped clean up the State Insane Asyum
1915 leading the fight for the impeachment the superintendent
he is the who advocates State aid Good Roads and State
WIDE Highway SYSTEM to be voted by the people before enact
men into law -
He is who has made Of his own administration Of
ais business affairs and who will make the business Governor
he is the who wrote the AnCoporaton Land Holding Bill
aHd passed the opposition of Governor Brewer This bill
prevents large foreign corporations from gobng up farm lands
9hsssippi
vote for Johnston vote for Progress Better Roads,
Better Schools and Better Marketing Conditions
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

wv lOL ~ WIN hANA O1DC
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Trustees Of the Amite
County, Miss, Agricultural High
School will on Monday Sept. 1st,
1919, let a contract for the follow
ing machinery and electrical APP
planes and the installation Of the
same, viz
A complete electric lighting sys
tenn for lighting the buildings and
grounds of the Amite county Ag-
ricultural High School, which will
include the furnish Of all the mate
rial and appliances for wiring the
three buildings, viz: The Boys
Dormitory, the Girls Dormitory
and the Auditorium; the placing
OF 80 drop lights therein, not more
than y drop lights to the circuit.
2-l20 light IS amphere 40 volt /
x. W. machines or motors. All
wires are to be No. 10 and Il; al
machinery, wires, switches, brack
cts, bulbs, etc, are to be furnish
ed by the contractor receiving the
contract for the furnish Of tie same
an shall install the same as a com
nIete Lighting system to be demon
strated and shown to be in perfect
order before accepted.
Sealed! bids for the furnish Of
he above lighting system and in
s'allation Of the same will be re-
.eived from this date until the hour
Il II a, m. Of the day of the award |
ng ol the contract as above stated.
All bids must be accompanied by
| certified check ior the sam of s
d of the price bid, payable to the
Undersigned, as an evidence Of
yood faith. The contract will be
It to the lowest bidder therefor,
,ased on the quality Of the motor,
IN zine ami appliances offered and
he cost Of upkeep and simplicity
II ,fo3aration.
The Board Of Trustees aforesaid
reserve the right TO reject
ny or all bids.
his the 9th day of Aug. AID, 1919
Joe A Burris, Secty,
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
The Columbia Grafonola

1t deserves its reputation as the
greatest machine built Today. 1t
'outclasses all make OF machines in
tone, as well as mechanical peliec
tion. The motor is perfect, built
on metal luminum base, with non
set Automatic Stop. When the ma
chine is through playing it stops.
You never have to set it. It's the
only machine made today that has
a non set stop,
This machineis guaranteed TO be
perfect in every respect. The Col
umbia Co. should build absolutely
the, best machine made, due to the
fact that they are one of the Oldest
manufacturers in the world.
We have these machines in all.
types from $25 to $3.50. If you
want one on partial payment plan
call on us and we can arrange if
We also receive shipment Of
records twice each month, and al
ways have the newest selections
LIBERTY DRUG SroRE,
Liberty. Miss
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
PETITION FOR PARDON

To The Honorable Pardoning
Board and Governor Theo Bilbo.
OF the State Of Mississippi.
j, the undersigned, Respectfully
pray that you grant pardon to me
| was convicted of murder, at
February tsrm 1908, in the circuit
court Of Amite county, and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for lie.
The killing for which | was CON
victed OF was all togather unintent
ion al, | held no malice towards
the party killed, but to the contrai
ry was his humble servant and
devoted friend, hay e at all times
been a faithful convict ana pray
for a full pardon. viii Porter.
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .
(PUBLISHER)
US. Land Office at Jackson, Miss
July s, 1919.


US. Land Office at Jackson, Miss
July s, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Fred
Erwin Wilmington, of Liberty,
Mississippi, R. F. D. Number 2,
who on July 3, 1916, made Home
steosl Entry, No.O7347, for E1a Of S
EH, section a, Township 2 North,
range 4 east, WashipgtonMeridian
has filed notice of intention to
make final three year Proof, to es
tabIish claim to the land above de
scrlbed, Eeiore Chancery Clerk of
Amite County, at Liberty, Miss.
issippi, on the 29d day of August
1919; claimant names as witnesses.
]. N, Steele, e. H. Westbrook, M.
A. Jenkins, W. A. Wash. all Of
Liberty, Mississippi.
w, +, Gummins, Register
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
SHERIFF F'S SALE
Mrs. Viola Reynolds ct ais vs.
T, J. Wilkinson ct ais

. W lAhlllgOll " 81
|, the undersigned, as Sheriff oI
Amite county, Mississippi, will on
Monday, the lst day Of September
A. D. 1919, between the hours Of
II o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock pm
self at auction to the highest bid
der, or bidders, for cash, at North
Door of the court house at Liberty
Amite county, Miss the following
described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to sat
isiy the hereinafter mentioned writ
and all costs, to.wit:
E% Of n e Il, sw a of n G Il,
and 4 Of n W 4 Of section 80,
township 8 north, range 5 east, in
Amite county, Mississippi, said
property having been levied on by
me on the I'd day Of August, 1919,
as the property of Hitler Land &
Trading Co, Ltd, by virtue of a
writ of execution issued in above
styled case by Geo c Myers, clerk
Of the Supreme Court of the state.
Of Mississippi. on the 18th day of
June, A. d., 1919.
Witness my signature, this the
2nd day OF August. A. D. 1919.
A. J. Causey, Sheriff
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
Order for the levy Of an addi
liOnaI I ~ mills School tax

Petitions containing the nam S
Ioi 20) qualified electors asking
that the Board of Supervisors of
Amite countg, Miss, order an
election to determine whether or
not the Board shall levy an addi
tional tax Of q Mills for school
paposes having been filed 1t is
therefore ordered that an election
to determine whether such levy
be made or not be held on Tues
day the 26,h day Of August, 1919
at all voting precincts at which
all qualified electors Of the coun-
ty residing out Of the c9nsolidat-
ed and separate school districts
may vote It is further ordered
that the election commissioners
Of The county order said election
apd give notice thereof as rcquir
eG' BY law.
Ordered this the 6 day Of Au-
gu.t, 1919.
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
ATTENTION!

70 Any Candidate who sends
in q card 81 appreciation must
send tue money with it. Count
your words at a cent a word and
you will know what it cost. /.
Those who fail to send money
must not expect their cards
published. We simply can not
Dive Oh II thank you
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
NOTICE ~ CREDITORS

NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
Administrators notice to credi
tons Of A W ParDaby, deceased
Letters Of administrat On hav
ing been granted on the 2nd day
If judy 1919, by tbs Chancery
'onrt Of Amite Cou lty, Mississ-
ppi, to the undersigned upon
he Estate of A. w Pornaby de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to
all parsons having claims ag-
ainst sad estate 10 present same
to the clerk of aid court for pro
bate and REGISTRATION according
70 lAw within one year from this
or they will be forever barred
This 23rd day Of July 1919.
A. J. Causey
Administrator.
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
sPEBIAL ELECTION NOTICE

We The Commissioners Of
Election do hereby recommend
and appoint The managers Of Tie
Primary to manage aud make
returns on the Special election
u E held on 26 Of Aug, 1919.
They will receive legal pay.
X. L Butler
w. Pratt Smith
s.. B. Hanes
Commissioners Of Elections
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
Grand total whites
CommLs.loner,s sale OF Land
By Yirtue of the authority yegte.

By virtue Of the authority vested
IN me, tho undersigned, as Special
cSnnli Eioner bya certain decree Of
TIE 5aucefy aJGrtoi Amite coun-
ty, i. ssissippi, rendered on the
16th ay OF July, 1919, in the
matter OF Julia Bailey ct ais VS.
Armstead Walker, ordering a sale
Of the land hereinafter describ-
ed, Che proceeds Of which are to be
pro-rated among the parties con
cerned D will on Monday, the 25tb
day ofFtugbst, 1919, during the
hours required by law for the sale
Of lands, offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash, at the
north door Of the Court House in
Liberty, said county and state, the
land in Amite county, Mississippi.
described as 100 acres off the east
end Of the S q Of section Al, T 2,
r 2 east and more particularly de
scTibed as follows: Commencing
at the south east corner Of said sec
tion Al and running thence west
24.50 chains to a stake, thence
north 1850 chains on line parallel
to the east boundary of said sec
tion, thence east 24.50 chains to a
stake on the section line and thence
south on the section line to place
Of beginning.
The sale Of this land will be re-
ported to the c Chancellor in,yaca
ton in Liberty, Miss, on Monday
the 22nd day Of September, 19l9,l /
l0Iconfrmation and notice is here |
BY given to all parties interestedj
to appear at said time and place
70 show cause, il any they can, why |
the sale should not be confirmed. |
This tie 17th day of July, 1919.
g. NJ. Causey,
Special Commissionoi
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

Lubrieoting oil, Grease Spec
ialties Paint. Part Or whole
time Commission basis. Man
with ear 81 qg preferred
Riverside iiefni Co
IsF @
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

Dir Barber, Eye, Ear, Nose,
aud I'l,roat Specialist, former
specialist 10 Baptist and Metho-
dist orphalages ard Hospital at
Jackson will be in LiherIyThurs
Day Aug 2Sth and Wednesday 81
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

The Reunion Of this Camp will
he held in Liberty, Sept. 9, 1919,
% which AL soldiers Of the Span
;h-American war and Of this war
lre iaVlied.
tiRo a Me6lH Adj.
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

We will paNa straight salary
Of $50 90 per week for lnan ol
woman with rig 10 Introduce
Eureka kg PfodueeF SIX
months contract
Eugeka Alig eqEqs s. Louis Ill.
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

ben gop have visitors ring
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15

Record Albefl Drug sIgr
The Southern herald., 1919-08-15
Minutes, Board Of SuperViS-
OrS, AmilC County, Miss.

Accts allowed.
DR. Blumfeld, COW killed 5000
S Z Marsalis build brdg 1000
Cattle 1nspectors-T H Van Nor
man S39, & R Broadway 60, II A
Wing SO, 7 N Turner q, G G Ber
ryhill $8J, & W Bridges $45, Joe
Wiltshire So, J B Henly $36, J C.
BFumfield 48,
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26

Since the war began, many letters have been received here from Arizona home boys in the service in France and other allied countries, and even in Germany. But it is only recently that letters have been received from an Ari- zona man in the other American thea ter of war, in far eastern Siberia.
 This states representative in the little band of Americans who are bat ting the Arctic winds in Siberia is T Lowell Spellmire, of the 31st infantry of the regular army, now stationed witt the American EXpeditionary Forces in Siberia. Private Spellmire is a son of George H. Spellmire, a business man of Williams, Arizona.
 The precise location of his regiment could not be told by MT. Spellmire but from his letters it would seem it is not far from Vladivostok the Pa cific port of Russia, and too far east to be includede in the territory of ac- tual fighting. The following extracts from a letter to a friend give a fair idea of the location and country:
 You speak as if you do not know
Arizona republican., 1919-01-26
PROGRAM READY FOR GOOD ROADS MEET THIS WEEK
Sessions Of Conference To
 Be Held On Second Floor War Work Building, Cen tral Ave. And Monroe St.

The meeting of the Good Roads con- ference, which will be held in this city on Monday and Tuesday, January 27 and 2S promises to be the most lm- portant ever held in the state on behalf of good roads. The meeting is result of a call issued by the Arizona Good Roads Association, following receipt of word that the government will do- nate S900,000 for good roads in Arizona providing that the state of Arizona puts up some substantial amount itself The amount will be the main topic ot the meeting.
 Following is the full list of dele gates who will be present at the con- ference:
 E. $. Wheeler, senior highway engi- neer, Washington, D. C.; from Mohave county, A. M MacDuffee, supervisor C. W. Herndon, senator; from the tow nof Wickenburg, l.. H. Butler, F. A. Eyerts. II. c. Sprangor, B. C. Straughan, L. V. Wilkinson; alternate delegates. John Witherlay, o. c. Pat terson. John Miller w. w. Lane county engineer from Pinal county.
 City of Phoenix: Mayor Corpstein II. J. McClung, Judge R. F. Sloan, John O'Malley, V. A. Thompson. From Albu- querque, G. A. Long, district engineer From Tucson: A. c. Bernard, H. l. Hofmeister, J. Beck Richardson, Fol som Moore, A. ROos. From Wicken- burg: c. N. shannon of the chamber of commerce, G. B. Upton, A. R. Volll From Douglas: E. A. Packard of the chamber of commerce. s. W. Mccall T. J. Gleeson. From Miami: Judge Sorelle, chairman; J. C. Light, A. Reed II. II. Lee, l.. D. Van Dyke. From Glen dale, George Protsman. W. Twinch A.. A. Garrick. From Mesa: H. L Hancock, B. F. Carter, O. $. Stapley J. C Peterson, c F. Crockett. From Warren district Commercial club: J. J Bowen, c. w. Allen, NJ. J. Cunning nam. From Tombstone: E. A Davis 4. c. Smith, H. $ Ross, W G. Gilmore ]. II. Gaines; from Commercial club o1 Tombstone, A. N. Gardner, John Rock Arthur Honey. From Pima county: Allan E. Jaynes, F. F. Mallory, George :. Foster, Lawrence D. Clark. From Aio: NJ. E. Gibson. From Holbrook W. W. Franklin. From Coconino county and city of Flagstaff: T N. Pollock NJ. J. Powers, Father C. Vabre, J. W Francis. Hugh Campbell. Fred Caring Charles Woolfolk, Lou Charlebois David Babbitt, Leo Verkamp, George Babbitt. From Jerome: Charles Sauer