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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
GOVERNOR WILL
ASK BAKER TO
SPEED UP 36TA


Governor Robertson plan, 20 so d..
rect to Secretary OF War Baker with
The appeal for the early return from
France OF the Thirty Sixth division
former Oklahoma and Texas national
guarfsmeu. he stated this morning
Secretary Baker IS now al some
poin' IN the west and II Ne can be lo-
Gated Governor Robertson plan, to
make an etior, 20 have him visit Fl
sill and Il this plan be carried out he
will personally appeal for the return
OF the division. l, is understood that
Secretary Baker will visit Texas
camps and il i, the desire oi the gov
ernor 10 have him NSN Ft SfYr-on MT
way TO Texas.
Governor Robcrt,on decided sthi
morning to whip up on the appeal ior
the Thirty-Nth, following letter
from General Jervey. ohiei OF opera
tlon,. 10 the effect that the time
put n by the Thiru-slx,h IN border
duty during the Mexican war canno,
he considered IN favor OF the division
in considering the time OF rs return.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
British Would Agree
On League Plan Later

PARIS, Friday. March l4-Speedy
completion at the preliminary peace
treaty is understood 10 he the main
eudeavor OF Premier Lloyd George.
when the peace conference resumes
iull swing again The British premier
is said to I've firm IN the conviction
that 'he fin. hing and signing OF
prelimin pact should be the first
consideration OF the conference
While not so optimistic as some who
had been looking ior completion OF tho
preliminary treaty hy March 20 Brit
ish confer nee circles incline TO the
belief tha, the document will he ready
Tor signature, within about three
weeks
This preliminary compact would not
include any proposition Tor a League
OF Nation, which would he left for
consideration with the final treaty
The leading thought among the
British at the present moment seems
to be TO strip the preliminary peace
terms OF all unnecessary inoumbrance
and secure the signatures to that doeu-
ment so that the world may begin TO
settle back TO normal
The attitude is that the matter Of
first appearance is to remove the
cause OF quarrelS between biiigerents
and let the detailed settlement fol-
low For instance, II that II is nee
eSsary to specify in the preliminary
compact regarding the German colo
MES is that Germany shall no, get
them back There is disposition
that such questions should no, be al
lowed to cucumber the initial com-
pact but should come under tho
league OF nations covenant and the
final treaty
The opinion was ventured today
that the questions remaining before
the conference should move rapidly
TO completion. II was pointed out
that the conference will be ivo
months old tomorrow and that the
amount of work already accom-
pished has furnished the basis for
considerable optimism,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
COURT TO HEAR
DRY ACT TEST
Formal Action Is Started il
New York,

NEW YORK. March lS-Pre-
liminaty action toward testing the
con,,,utionality OF the wartime pro-
hib,on act was taken in the filing
here today OF stockholders SUIT III
the federal court against the lanes
Evera-d brewerieS The complainant,
Joseph a. Everard, asked the court
for an order restraining the defend
ant from suspendlng It's activities on
May | next and July !, as required
by the federal statute.
The complaint alleged that the
emergency prohibition clause OF the
agricultural bill adopted Nov q,
1913 is unconstitutional as measure
intended to safeguard the national
security and defense, the armistice
having been signed hoS,lities ceased
and orders given preliminary to re-
duc,ion of the military forces before
that date
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
CITY DADS WILL
GET WAGE HIKE
HERE IN z YEARS
Charter Provides for Raises
When City Passes 100000,

City commissioners elected in 1927
will receive greater salary than
either the mayor or commissioners
whose terms expire in 1923 The city
charter provides that when official
census shows the population OF this
city to be 100000, the mayors sala y
shall be increased TO 200 annually
and The commissioners salaries 10 A,-
500 each The mayor now. receives
$1,000 yearly and the commissioners,
$500.
But the charter further states that
the raise in salaries will affect only
commissioners elected at the frs,
election following the official census.
In view of the fact that the offices OF
commissioner Of public safety and
commissioner OF public property are
the only ones to become vacant at the
1921 election, men elected To these two
office. win alone benefit by the sal.
AIRY hike"
II would he possible for the then
incumbents TO resign nd rYn again,
bu, the risk Of beiry shelved and
the campaign expenses would ptoba-
bly, restrain them from resigning. Tn.
pos,oiiice census shows the population
to be slightly under 10000. The Of
fetal census, scheduled for nex' year
will doubtless shoMi the population to
be in excess OF 100000.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
ARMY COMMISSIONS
IN RESERVE HERE

Reserve commissions Tor officers
who resigned from the regular army
since the signing OF the armis,ice and
who signiiied their intention of join
ing the reserve have been sen, out
and some have already arrived in Ok.
lahoma City. The commission is ac-
companied by the oath OF office and an
acceptance blank which are to be sen,
to the adju,an, generals office a,
Washington In some cases the COM
mission, in the reserve are for the
grade above the one held by the off
Ger in the regular army
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
MARINE ASKS
ABOUT USING
CORPS NAME
LOCKWOOD WIRES K. c..


4, a measure 0' pfu's. agaIn,, the
uSr ot the name Marine U .urr.-
ton with tie ,o.,al'cd Soldiers. Sail.
or, and Marines D.uI go Oklahoma
CITY, Sergeant II " Lockwood. 20
charge Of the marine recruiting sta.
ton here. wired today 10 Lieutenant
II g liornbo,,el ~ charge Of tie
Kansas City district asking whe'her
use Of the name is LEGAL and m con
i0rmi'y with the traditions o' the ma
rne corps An answer 8, expected 10.
night or tomorrow
Jobs Offered, Said.
Sergeant Lockwood declared today
that he had been approached by mem
hers ot the sO-Called club with an Of
Ter 10 join u. They told him, he sad
this morning. that they had been
promised positions with the city u
Walton is elected mayor
Sergeant Lockwood, action is based
upon the fac, that the marine corp,
has won an enyiable name for itself
~ history by it' exploits IN every war
Of the United States 1t Is perhap'
the hes, advertised and most popular
military organization in the world
tie feel, tina, the corps should be
considered uon-poIl,ical and that l''
name should not be used m political
way IT there is any way OF avoiding II
especially m view OF the fact that ,hC
hard won popularity Of the marine
nigh, be made into political capital i
used By politicians for their own put
pose.
Sergeant Lockwood said today tina
so lar as he knew there IS only one
former marine in the Club Tn,
club. however. is called "Thc Soldiers
Sailors and Marines club" with an
5" on Marine -
What did You tell the boys when
they asked YOU TO JON the club Ne'-
geant" Lockwood was asked TN,
morning
Not a Member.
II haven't Joined It yet he replied
The so-callcd club has ITS offices
in proximity to those OF the Walton.
ior Mayor club, and it has been as.
serted tha, the organization was
formed Tor the sole purpose Of elect
ing n" Walton mayor OF Oklahoma
City.
Sergeant Lockwood is to mention
| the office situation IN his telegram.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
TO
FREE BANDIT,
REPORTS SAY
Mrs, Starr and Son in city
Waiting for Action,
ROBBED BANK AT STROUD


Henry Starr. famous Okla
homa bank robbcr and ban
dit, was paroled late this aft
ernoon by Governor Robert
son, according to reports at
the state capitol at about 2:30
o'clock. Governor Robertson
could not be reached to CON
firm the report.
Starr has been in the state
penitentiary at McAlester
since shortly after robbing the
First National and Stroud Ma
tional banks at Stroud, Okla,
on March 27, 1915.
Mrs. Starr and her son have
been in the city for several
days awaiting the governors 3
action.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
NO LONGER TERMS,
HOUSE DETERMINES

The house oi representatives. this
morning placed il, heel sGuarely on
the plan Of extending the terms OF
county offices TO four wears and Civ
ing the governor the righ, OF appoint
ing those who will serve two years
following the expiration OF present,
terms.
The bin has been defeated once and
motion TO reconsider was voted
down Overwhelmingly ,hi, morning
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
RUM0RED U. S, WILL
SEIZE nARB0R BOATS

NEW YORK, March lS--Repor,s
tina, the government contemplated
Communicating boats and equipment
as q result OF the strike OF the har-
Dor workers, prompted today the
sending OF identical kilograms to
Secretary OF War Baker and Secre-
,ary of the Navy Daniels by the
boat owners association, asking them
to deny the likelihood of such pro
cedure and the boa, owners declare
tina, in the even, that such acNon is
contemplated, the boa, owners |iknbe
disposed to ascertain what rights
they really possess
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
SUPPLIES
READY FOR PRIMARY

! \ Davidson, republican member
OF the county election board, and II
g. Oliver. secretary. received election
supple, for the primary this morning
~ the courthouse The two. with as
,istani,. Will count out the quota Of
ballots and supplies for each election
precinct. place them in boxes and have
them ready for delivery TO the various
nfcc.uc, election boards Monday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
OIL TAX RESOLUTION
PASSED By SENATE

The senate this morning passed
finally the house resolution providing
tina, oil companies in paying gross
production tax on oil shall figure the
tax on the basis Of the posted price
and the premium they receive. II has
been alleged that oil companies in the
past have paid the tax on the basis OF
the posted price only
Supporters OF this resolution assert
that /, will increase the proceeds from
the gross production tax several hun
dred thousand dollars annually.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
ENGINEER FROM CITY
IS DEAD IN FRANCE

\ telegram announcing the death Of
Private George Il Martin OF Company
\. 1hiriy-third engineers in France
was received this morning by his par
en,S, Mr. and Mrs { {. Martin. 2ll
East A street Martin was 20 years
Old and had served in France since
last June. The telegram states that he
died OF bronchial pneumonia February
- Last Thursday his mother re-.
cciyed a card from him stating he was
IN good spirits and feeling fine.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Theater Magnate
Dies in Chicago

CHICAGO. March ls-Adolph +
Meyers, promoter Of vaudeville, IS
dead a, the residence OF his parents
here, after a years illness, He was a
bachelor and one OF the founders OF
the Western Vaudeville Managers as.
socia,on fhe others being Charles +,
Kohl. George L. Castle and Martin
prck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
JITNEY SUCCUMBS
o WITHIN "a HOURS

Oklahoma City's first jitney since
the powers that he put EN- out OF
business about four years ago. died
a peaceful death jus, twenty-iour
hours after il put in i,s appearance
on Sixth street Wednesday morning
1T was an experiment" was the
word sent ou, from Housh's Garage,
7D East Sixth street where the idea
originated.
I'VE wanted 10 try 4 car out TO
estimate the cos, Of operation and to
he in a position to start business on
. practical scale II there's any
change madt in ji,sss resulAAQQk"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
GOVERNOR ROBERTSON
is 48 YEARS OLD TODAY

! r. A Robertson, Oklahoma's
chief executive, was born in Iowa AZ
years ago today
The governor is spending his ami
versary by observing hi, regular office
routine, including the signing OF a
number of new bills recently passed
by the legislature
The governor has received a number
OF letters and kilograms of congratu-
lations and members Of the legislature
and state officials called this morn.
ing TO pay their respects.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Japanese Seize
Korean Leaders

HONOLULU. Mach ls.--The KoI
Tean activity In behalf Of the indie.
pendence Of that country was melted
by Christians. according to = Toxic
cablcsram TO the Nippu Jill, a Japa'
nese daily newspaper here The ca
blegram adds that the situation In
Korea gradually is subsiding and ,ha,
many leaders In the recen, uprising
there nave been arrested by the Japa.
neSA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15

.rg p. rs ...t wrote an article ..."
'H, aufllafr
lar and Jma'as Iair1tn,. HHI
iu,ud. NJ 'Hc Oklahoma hudH.nH
'lOsu are n0N MT on ,peAEng term
N'h rm. according 20 lIghmau b"
,au,t lcnnng, is sad 20 have ad
trrn.rd his picture Beating Back
with 'hc expression. The onls Ee
rirdt. not reel bandit like VIII
lam Hau and Douglas fa'rbans,
Hafts show was den n,'fa'in
II rope throwng and the Ike w'H
plenty OF ,nappy western yaItr,..r
thrown 90 tJ make u interesting
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
HENRY STARR is PAR0kED, RlhA0R
GIRL INJURED HAND
PLAYING WITH AK

While playing with an Ak about
y 30 O'Clock tin, morning the j-year-
old daughter Of Mrs NJ. NJ Richard.
son. a widow, ~ West Reno avenue
severed the first and second fingers Of
lhe right hand Police were notified
and furnished a car for the removal
Of the child TO the Emergency hos
pitdl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Signal Corps Men Home.

NEW YORK, March IS--The
steamship Hollandia arrived here to-
day from Brest with l,02s troops
Units included the lO2nd battalion sig.
nal corps complete,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
PLAN
IS REJECTED
WILSON SAYS
Commission Agrees on taS'
Front Boundary
CONFERENCE TO ACT SOON


PARIS March + preddcu'
WH.. authorized the statement
'H., 'nrr, ia. Nccn mo- change IN
i.e original plan for linking to-
.c'hcr the league oi nations and
the peace treaty The plan was
,uuu,d'cd hy the peace confer
cure i',eli az the first pleuary
session and u 3, added there
ha, been no departure thus iar
from the order then laid down
new YORK. March l5.-Joseph ?.
IurulN. sc.-etary OF President VIII
son. announces here today that he va,
90 recelp, Of a oablegram from the
president stating that the plenary
council has positively decided that the
League OF Nation, IS 10 be par, OF
the peace treaty"
This cablegram was sent m response
10 one sent by Mr. Iumulty inqulring
there was any truth IN Ger
tain newspaper stories that the league
wa, not 10 be incorporated IN the
peace treaty
i cablei direct TO the president at
Paris. asking 1t there was any truth ~
these reports" said Mr. Tumuty and
| am this morning IN receipt OF a ca
blcgram from the president stating
,ha, the nleuary council has positively
decided tina, the League Of Nations -
to be part OF the peace treaty, that
there is absolutely no truth IN any
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
j. S. TRANSPORT
SUNK BY MINE
Nine American Sailors Lose
Their Lives,

LONDON, March ls-Nlnc sail
ors are reported drowned in the
sinking o, the American naval trans.
port Yselhaven, which struck NINE
at | IS o'clock Friday morning ac-
cording to a report TO LloydS The
lselhaven was hound from Baltimore
to Copenhagen
Thirty-iiye survivors have been
landed a, Har,lepo,l by British
steamer
The Ysclhaven measures 1858 tons,
and was built in Rotterdam IN 1910.
She was taken over by the United
States shipping board, after the Unit
ed States entered the war She left
Baltimore February ls Tor Copen-
hagen. The sinking OF the Yselhaven
probably occurred in the North Sea
as Har,epool, where the survivors
were taken is port on the eastern
coas, OF England,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Fighting Continues
On Polish Frontier

WARSAW. Thursday, March ~.
Fighting continues on three Polish
fronts with varying success 10 the con.
tending forces. according to an official
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
More Oklahonans
Reach Home Port

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March IS
The ba,,leship New Jersey arrived
here today from Brest with lG4 Of
Peers and men, including casual com
WINES from Texas and Oklahoma.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Diet 10 Convene.

BASLE, March lS-Thc Bavarian
diet will convene on Monday, March
u, and will he asked to clcc, a new
premier 10 take the place of Kurt
Eisner, who was assassnated last
month,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15
Starts
To Care for
Home Girls


"Afe there ro, seventy sis women
in Oklahoma CIV who would adop,
girl inmate, OF 'he State Industrial
school idr Girls asked Rev Phil C.
Baird Yesterday afternoon 4, he stood
over the bier OF liule Anna Hoover
who had given her life. a, Mr. Bald
SAID. mo, IN vain hu, tha, a miracle
might be wrought
Lesson to Mothers.
rs this not lesson TO mothers Of
Oklahoma Cityls Ihey helped the lit
lie children OF France. whom they
have never seen How about these
poor little children whom they can
see. Here Is visible mean, OF doing
something Ii so, then Ih., child has
not died IN vain"
Responding to this call Mrs l. /
Clement POO North Robinson. began
this morning to organize a ne'ghbor-
hood club to care Tor state orphans
Mrs Clement will call meeting
Tuesday to pu, into immediate oper-
alton her nelrhhorhood club plan.
whereby one chlld can be adopted.
while funds TO place playground and
indoor equipment at the school center
will be SIDE issues OF work.
Campaign Planned.
Mrs Clements hope, ~ interest
women all over the city IN her club
plan SO that centcrs in evcry'city sec
ton can care for or adopt a child
III We lust 60 10 the school and
choose the child which appeals TO us,
then there would remain few who
would never be benefited, SAID Mrs
Clements,
Mrs. ! Ella Ham, gjl West SIX
teen,h street will plan today 10 open
her home TO two girls tomorrow for
midday dinner. The assistance OF
the Rotary club was sought in an Ell
fort to provide service for bringing
the girls to and from the home.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15

LOCAL roREcAsr-cioudy ursetues
and somewhat cooler tonight ard sun.
day
STATE FoPEcAsr-ronloh show
ers IN east. probably fair and cooler In
~est portloni sunday probably slr,
cooler except In northwest potion,
kANsAs-unssttlcd tonight and sun.
day, probsb'y showers In east and cen.
trsl pottlori cooler sunday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-03-15

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The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-08-22
LOCAL NEWS

Through the courtesy Of 3. Il.
Farmerswe were able to meet
our engagement at Melder Sun
day Afternoon. Mrs. Farmer
and children, Mrs. Horton and
Mr.. Bookter we're in the party.
Motor parties enjoy themselves
very much lately, as the roads
are hard, going to various towns
i this section, Oakdale is almost
a suburb of Glenmora and as
soon as the graval road is put in
we will scarcely know that Is
miles separate US.
Miss Gladly and Grace Monroe
are home for the holidays.
Mrs. Ellis johnson moved the
Yancy studio TO Oakdale this
week.
Mrs. M. A. Afford returned
from North Carolina recently.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-08-22
! PELICAN HIGHWAY
AgranInents For Contract For
Crawling 70 Be Done

Arranments For Gontract FOR
Crawling 20 Be Done
Forest Hill, Ia. August IL. u.
H. NIGEL, member Of the police
jury from Ward 4, and /. W. Syis
yester made a flying trip to New
CLEANS this week and made arr
anuemcnts with the highway do
partement to- let contract for the
eraveling of that part of the Pell
can highway from Lecompte to
the parish lines at PaWnee. This
road willrun BY Forest Hill, Long
Leaf, Nc Nary Glenmora and
Blanche. The contract will be
let on August 26 and the con-
tractors the contractors will have
to be on the job in ten days. Tie
contract for the gravel will oe
LET on August 20 and the gravel
will begin moving to various
distributing pointsatonce. Every
thing possible y being done g
| to complete this peice Of road pc
fore winter. Town Talk.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-08-22
CURE FOR DYsENTERY

"WbileI was ii Ashland, Kan
sas, q gentleman overheard me
speaking of @ hamberlains Colo
and Diarrhoea Remedy. : writes
WIN Whitelaw, of,Des Moines, La.
He told me in detail of what it
had done for his family, but more
especially his daughter who was
lying as the point of death with q
violent attack Of dysentry, and
had been given up By the family
physician. Some Of his neigh
bors advised him to give Cham
berlains Colo and Diarrl1oea
Remedy, which he did, and fully
believes that by doing SO saved
the life Of his child He stated
tiaat be had also used this REM
ely himself with equal!y gratify-
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-08-22
cH OF COMMERCE.

TO-DAY III q o'clock the citizehs
Sc g lenxns.a are requested 70
meet e fssrsli d Chamber q Com
'tneac
The purpose of SAID Organize
ton b Il. properly set forth the
id s'aslfaaes IL this town ana mus
e lslely ad Elise Glenmora.
This s. ! step IN the right di'
section ana avs srust d large ga
:tl,erine Of our prog ssive citi'
sens will he .Ia lsand I'd give The
.s,l,c asaizs.ti.sii i good start.
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-08-22
m READY
Now Is tie time tliatyonf ns'ns

Now Is tie time tiiatyonr mems
vi sn.sl,It ST shed their feathers,
This PROFESS II rather $40" ,s'sS'
nature III Md be assisted. e e,
frhanas E,nnltry Remedy Will
help your l.ens 70 monls causla :,
them fo he'd earlier and be feauy
IS IN wlsssa eggs are highest N
Ana ssttsr. IL this remeay
dos ut make good, We Will !,
For ssle III il. G. Pringle, Maxwell
s I3ssitssse and Glenmora Drng
~. -
The patriot. (Glenmora, La.) 1918-1955, 1919-08-22
A BILIOUS ATTACK

When you have a bilious attack
your liver fails to perform its
functions. You become constl-
pated. The food you eatsfermepts
ia your stom ach instead Of di-
costing. This inflames the sto-
mach ank causes nausea. vomit-
ing and 4 terrible headache. Take
three of Cham berlain's Tablets.
They will tone up your liver,
clean out your. stomach and you
will soon be as well as ever. They
only cost q quarter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-01-10
THE TEST OF A MAN

(Franklin K. Lane, Secretary of
the Interior.) t..
The test is to be. made in peace
what 1t was in the time of war. Are
you fitted for the fight? The man
who knew how knowledge could be
converted into power was the man
for whom there was unlimited call.
So 1t is increasingly to be. To be use-
full is to be the test that society
will put. Each mans rights are to be
measured, not by what he has. but
by what he does with what he has.
The honors--the Croix de Paix-
the richest rewards will go. to the
capables, those who are not stand
ardized into r'men machines. those
who dare to venture and learn to
lead. But ALI must work, and this
duty to work and respect for work
should be the earliest lesson learned.
And 1t should be taught in the school
not as O, homily, but in living way,
by tying work with instruction, MAX
ing the thing learned to apply to
something done. l should like to see
the day when every child learned a
trade while at school, trained his
mind and his hand together, lifted
labor into art by the application of
thought. To be useful is the essence
of Americanism, and against. the
undevelopeds resource. whether 1t be
land or man, the spirit of this coun-
try makes protest.