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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
;; THE THEATRES !
Richard earle Brings
Sunshine" Here Tonight

When Sunshine" opens it's engage
mont tonight a. tn" Court. theatre Eorrs
wIli have an opportunity 10 see must
cal comedy which Is said 10 b" ono or
the most genuinely delightful examples
ol this type Of theatrical entertainment
produced IN many years.
The musical score was written by Al
"NHnd"r tombstone. whose "Fiddl"rS
Three" was one Of the outstanding mu-
"ICHl successes Of last season. In Sun
shine" Mr.. Johnston" has written music
equally lovely. which ranges from m"l"-
Dies which haunt. 20 music Of In" most
"ropuiar" modern variety. As the COM
pauy presenting "SunShinc" has been
selected carefully for their vocal "a
we'll rs acting abilities. ample Justc" -
don" TO the melodies with which sun
shine" is generously filled. The llhr"I-
10 is the work Of William Carey Dun
car and abuuudS in mirth provoking sit
ualiunS, as well a. telling two or thr""
charming love stories. C0lloQlIlalISmS
have l,ccn added to tho book by the on"
and only Richard Carrie. who also Scln-
. ullat"& as the bright and particular
lar III the splendid company which
PRESENTS the piece.
Sunshine" is IN two acts and three
scenes, with the action taking plaC" IN
southern Spain whore three wandering
.iuimltahlr Mr. Carrie. meet with advcn-
+ lures Of the most humorous sort. among
ShlmmyIng SenOrltaS. gallant matadorS'
emugglcrS and Spanish dancers. Sever
nj unusually clever special dancers ar"
with the company and tho chorus ala"
Is unusually well trained IN Inc art
'IrrIflSr korean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
THE BETTER 'OLE".
WITH DEWOLF HOPPER

II IS a foroGonc conclusion that Dc
Wolf Hopper Hill face 0vcrilow!nG aud
iclccs here next Tuesday and "cdneS-
day. December - and - at the Court.
when he appears here in tho famous
Trans atlantic success The Better
Ole" tn" comedy with music. Hopper
comes her" direct from his recent trl-
umph in New York. whore his Chardc-
trriZatICn If old Bill Was acclaimed the
GROWING achievement Of his long ana
successful career behind the footlightS.
The Better ole" which has rcapcd a
harvest Of laughs on both sides Of The
Atlantic. is described rs a composite
portrait Of tn" heroic prIvat" soldiers 81
England. The men whom II - impuSSlble
/" over-hui or and difficult {" honor
enough. TIL" play claims unique plhc"
IN stage annals III port raging Win un-
flInChng realism humorous phases or
~" great war We So" not only what
tho humble went through but how they
wen; through It. Their mental aitl'ud"
is portrayed AZ we'll a. their physical
"nr--lt is graphic and vivid portrait
urr Cf IN" soldiers - whom IN" civil
lied world owes So great "A debt. Mr..
Hopper comes here &uppurt"d by tho en-
iir" original New York organizations
which is Il Guarant"" thar IN" perform
am" rr The Better ole" here Will he
satisfying IN the highest degree. Seats
~ on sale Saturday nj nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
DOKIES
Arc Planning For New Year Eve Cere'
monial And Will Have Many
Candidates.

pahna Temple" No. lft pramn'i"
Order knights uf kh"rraSS1m IS plan
u.nc for q hlr winter ceremonial I" b"
h"Id \rW Years eve at IN" pythian GaS-
IL. TW"ntN-SCNrnth and chaplin"
streets. TIL" several lodges N this city
have been taking n good sized classes,
and rlniy ~ ih"S" newly initiated MEM
ls.r,; ur "a. PythIaU fraternity will b"
N ih.. class IF candidates for the
prki"~' degree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
TRAVEL VIA AIR
SAYS U. s. AVIATOR
tlon OF a Few Years Until Air
VIII Be used BY Many.

We can sit still II "" desire and say
We don't think THAI tn" aeropianc IS
practical" said /. :. Aviator clifford
forces in France. as he sat in tho Nc
Lure hotel lobby last evening and chat
I'D with a number OF persons IN re-
gard to tho future mod" OF travel. "bu'
there is one thing sure and that ~ that
Tho nlancs will 10 passing over our
heads while We ponder in regard 10
their stability and will be carrying pas
scngars and many OF them and within
short tim" they will also be passing
oy,r our cities nj night in perfect safe
ty'' -,
"A few months ago I got into big
Lawson air liner az Washington city
with eighteen other passengers and
within a few minutes We had reached
an altitude Of 5000 feet and soon pre-
pared to cross the mountains in the vi
entity OF Cumberland on our way 70
Wheeling. We baffled head winds for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
TRAFFIC Committee

\ mortmg on he \. ,,,,,no
~ The local Chnmh's G,Sittr n"min', ~ ~
h. held tins evening at r"mmrr,I' W.,
the Market Audi"r.Qn ''Shi " ,,,n,,h,., r.,
of his committee ar. TO- All h'i,"r,
cd TO attend. gently ''i"''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
AMERICAN LEGION
MEETING THIS EVE
"e& nip Committee VIII HepoFt
FRosFess-Eans for Dance to 30
Perfected


~ ING Pos, No. OF the American
I."si ,ir,,. wi! hold it's regular hi-m"n'hiy
Ln%erimn THIS evening at the Market Au-
dIlor'u,m, A nrmbcr Of important bus
IT, ,nes are to be discussed.
=, ~ IT, r,rineamn!oesship committee will hano
nncration fo, On IN" plans TO pr put ihi ~
on ,Sc hc5 j"f lncrcasing tho membcrShil'
OF ~" oG0 ! There arc in this county
E ,N p'Iwy Os1'servicc men who ar" chg
PIC 10 o'GHo com, nembcrs OF tho American
Ire ,,,crnh.... ai, number less than 10y"
n rrcscn, tt1S Q: Wheeling Post al IN"
r r. Of the o., Plans for bringing IN"
san,za''" sno, ar" row under way.
plans s 1%r a. : .daNce to be given by IN"
,tro AZ 70, ne Legion in tn" near fut'
, ~ hut in ,,hNes" plans are not com
r >. =. bnn"d 70 ~ discussion this evening
- - ~ The ~ Each some definite dc'iS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
FOUND GUILTY OF
BEATING HIS WIFE
Squire Hobbs Holds Z. A. Cunning ham
Under Bond to Keep The
Peace

T. g. Cunningham. IN out-'h~-rikc
resident. is the original hard luck man
of thus district. sunday h" lost quite
sum uf money. and Sunday night he
was arrested ON - charE" Of vii" boat
ing BY deputies kllV"r and StciniicidS
He was arraiguod hcfor" Squire r. G..
Hobbs where he was bound over under
bond To keep IN" peace. TIL" money was
later found and returned To HIM.
Reports w"r" circulated TO the effect
that. II" would BE- forced To appear he
fore tho lunaCy commission. hut Squire
Hobbs last night denied this saying
that he was perfectly sane. and merely
Il victim OF hard luck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16
yery Much Surprised.

Samo i1m' ago Mrs. Ella Wright
rhli,icoih, Mo. was troubled VIII IN
dl2.. Stih'3 and had frequent bilious At
f,rks Shr procured bottle Of Cham
hrrlaln's TahI';s and WIS very much
SURPRISED at tn" quick relief " hlrh they
.,rfnr,i,J Fer sal" hy all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-16

seven hours ard finally landed safely at
Connclsville with that human load. II
proved that the ship OF tho air can ne
gotiatc the winds safely. The arshlr
Of today will be the passenger ship or
tomorrow" he said. and We must take
care of IT,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-17

5an AntonIol UVsId1 and UuIf.
Arrive flom
san tni1ula 1nd Houston 800 8m
sHn Antonio and Houston s.fs pin
ienVo for.
San Antonio and IiouHton 1910 am.
san Antonio and Houston $50 nm.
Houston sleeper leaves from : a a
A. T. depot ~ . so m
Boat Sailings
The Yacht Gypsg leaves the Munich
pal wharf each Tuesday. Thuraday
saturday and sunday msrsisss at .
o'clock for Port Arkansas returning ths
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-17

~ sImuu working i0f Duiobmnn, aud WaUlod rasl
n wages Said ihc Duchmun.
"Ia you worth 3D. wit give 30 90 YOU. but listen, Pat
lou know There 3bj days in the ,cori
eyes said Pat
wow sleep eight hours each day Thar cpunls 22 days sou
sleep fen don't c Pat Take Chat off 65 days aud sou have
eN only 2l] days
"Nov Pat. You have eight hours recreation and
Yes. said pat
'Tho cauals l22 days tahc that day. and you
hVc l2 days ci Then hcc 52 Sundays 10 hc your You
must iaic fha Off for you don vorl Sundays and hai leaves
luu Gq days
'1ou know, aoay, give ,oa "a days vacation each year.
Yes, said Pat
"rh leaves 50 days Now, Pat There D. saturday ha
holidays n ihc Won know dom work Saturday oltor
nuun
Yes Sold Pat
'rha iaakc, 20 days Now iahc la off, 2g
da, Sow Pot have about two hours for meals each day
'Ncs, said PA
THAT equals 2s days Nou You take that That
lca'c. dn, and figures don't Ic, rUl"
Now. Pat. you know always every So Patrick
Day Oft Now, Pat want 20 ask lou do think you worth
I IaI.c'
Said lat-"Whai ihc h have been dom ai This time IT.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-17

361 minus i22 equals 243 minus ~ equals l2l,
minus 81 equals SO minus IA equals SIS, minus 26
equals 20 minus % EQUALS ST. PatricLs Day.
Figures Don't Lie, Pat
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-17

The boys Of the Methodist Church
ull rc-0rrtnln TIunu p PEA. Scouts
0N ono nght of UNH weok fho rga.i
dlf goo he ANNOUNCED Rfor Mr Car.F
I.. volunteered n.. .tIoer Ha scout
mHstef of thie fruuu
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-17
CITY NEWS
SNBRIEFC

The boys OF ,he Methodist Church
NUl re-oreHnlt0 TIOou PEA. Scouts
nN ONE heht 0f fNIH wrok tho Dgl.l
dlf 200 he ANNOUNCED ater Mr cHa.F
Dos. Volunteered hIH .f Icer ah scout
mHstef of the troop
William W Porter. c. s g. o. New
NUIh tlN Dos r,aiNierOd uf the Nuocer
hotel Au rorfoI s member or the
board 0f leoiuWsnlu Dl Tho Mother
cNurrh ThO fH ChWeh OF Cmlat
InnfH iu inafNu duss nnd wiii
dehfcr lecture Dn chrWtHn Science
t rien u'Dlnrk luuIrhf 300 fhn high
ehunl auditorium 'fhU pnhNo b. cur.
dnllr Invited to attend ellis ncc inr-
mrr
The Safety Firs, committee o. the
San Antunin ANA ArNnsHH ptn ,si-
rpn1 NIl meet hrIf uf ninr 0riors InH
mnrnlnn at ulo courthouse 3d. M
Mayo superintendent of nHftf wDr.
Do. chfruNod un Invitation fpr t|,rf-
0nD Interested 900 aitcuf th, wDotlnr
Tn0 u,annaHlns of school fhIilfon
upon railroad uncts md other prop
uiA wIi hr ono Nf ihr SUBJECTS for
diaeuHainu
an Of the newsboya OF shn vity and
lhcIr Iflcudr Hfc invited BOP meet u thr
room oI tic Commercial Association.
tonight nf f.lu u.r.nDH in which rm
Tuur WW ho o'urd Allen Nanno
ul f0uuierfed hH lces n Uum.
nr tnrar naH uud r'af results 1r
pocfod io follow Doe onit cost nf
HDhei io Joining ihe n0f scouts uI
Amni'i 800 utn lruuizod frnuu
iH tho registration IOo of twonu ntn
Couis li is uot compulsory thHt thr
should have uniform at sncr nut
lhnt MAS purchase lue % piece at i
tWe % lhot aQ wiHH.
Ss avistors who arrived here late
-ntufdn' etrnHF uWu NrtN lllu
fHn Anionn 100 IhINU utpMups ltft
2'stcrdHN afin.nnou on thc rrum
journey SofOlHl oI fhe lNiafnr wrrr
bore carl, n tchrmr when aixtorn
afpauoa wore lu Corpus Christi Un
iug thc coh.cud TAuHe n thc paris
wtut iieutpnAnl s. S. IpggH. Van 3
MtfNor D. ~ Camnon. 49, g. Lows
g. o. siooclc aud % llissoug Tho
fHtnf Aic reported to have lri loose
q number oi pscons alter thclr ar
Ihni horc
Through typo1r phioal error in
nHf} advertisement uf tht Land
owner uu ani Gns company the
ul0u. Impression Wls mHdc Hui tho
following cNpluNiDu and definition d
ih. uartclnHf on rlHu le given. rnr
.inpHuf tFINrs lhai CtrrN shareholder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

w. NJ Willioms. Tailor. has moved
TO N7H West Main. fAdv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
LEAGUE CANNOT
ASSURE PEACE,
SENATOR SAYS
Poindexter Claims Mischief
Has Already Been Done,

DuNkIRk, n Y, Sept 1.-THE
league OF nations was attacked here
today by Senator Poindext.;. tepub-
licsn, Washington, as harhiugcr Of
world strife Even in its "inchoat-
iorm and in the act Of It's creation"
the league, the senator said has stirred
mp racial quarrcls and animositrs
between the United States and many
foreign nations,
The future operation Of the league"
he added, "is bound TO intensity these
quarrels and antagonisms and bring
war instead Of the promised peace to
the world.
Many people who have been strong
y in favor OF the league" continued
Senator Poindexter, "dsapprove OF
nearly everything that the league has
done, The nations acting together in
the peace conference at Paris consti.
tute the same nations, represented in
the same way as the league of nations.
Many people regard as dishonorable
and wicked the action OF these nations
IN league in the peace conference CIV
ing Japan control OF Shan,ung. They
do not Ike the proposal to give Greek
settlements to our enemy Bulgaria, as
advocated by our representatives in
the conference and vet ihev sdvoca,e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
CITY KIDS WILL
NAME zoo ELK
Two Foxes Caught in Ar
gonne to Wheeler Park,

Children, get your heads together
and figure out a name ior big
gentleman elk
One has been purchased from
Swope park a, Kansas City and will
soon he in the Wheeler park roo, Joe
Patterson, commissioner OF public
property, said this morning.
And he's going to let the children
Of Oklahoma CITY name it, But they've
got to be children and no one more
than IS years old will be allowed to
enter the contest.
In addition to the elk, two foxes
caught in the Argonnc Forest in
France by Ted Means, returned SOL
dicr OF Agra, Oklahoma, will be
brought TO the 100. Ted says he
caught them one day on his way back
from over the top and wants them kept
in a safe place, since they managed
to live through the world war.
The Bslgians are said to be the
greatest potato consumers outrank-
inc even the Irish in that respect.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

Those from 1870 cents al hour, q
cent, increase. Those so cents an hour
an increase Of % cents an hour Also
double time for anything over eight
hours
Another demand is for an eight hour
day and six days a week for special
policemen OF the plants, many Of
whom according to Lee Hamilton. To-
cal business manager OF the Butchers
union, are working l2-hour shifts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

arbitrator between the employers and
employees of the big five plants OF the
United States. in Chicago today.
These demands, taken as 4 whole rep
resent an increase Of from ~ percent
TO so percent for all clase OF men in
the packing plants, and are retroactive
to July IA, 1919.
Specific demand, Of the workers are
$50 an hour for hammersml,hs, Sis
All hour for blaeksmiths and 81 an
hour for electrianS, Those receiving on
February IS, 1919, 40 cents an hour
isk an increase OF 70 cents an hour.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11

q. The reservations proposed by the
majority of this committee are of such
character as at once to be,ray their
author hip. They are the work OF SEN
a,ofs organized for the purpose of
drsttnNinp the leaqur and Il nnssihlr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-11
PACKER WORKERS
i'm COURT TODAY
Two Thousand ok a h ON a
City Men State Demands,

Demands OF employees OF Morri, h
Company and Wilson h CoDpany
here, affecting 1000 workers, were
laid before Judge Alschulcr. federal
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
Luke's Parents to France

News dispatches tell of the de- cisioD of MT. and Mrs. Frank Luke, the parents of Frank Luke, IT,, Americas noted Ace, to go to Europe next summer and en- deavor to locate the grave of their son.
 No official information concern ing the manner of Luke's death nor the location of his grave has ever been received. by his family and it is in the hope of learning these particulars that the parents will go.
 The Germans called Luke "the greatest American ace, Luke. "
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
Spend Large Sums on Roads

About S30O,OOO,OOO will be put into road building this year, ac- cording to estimates by experts of the Department of Agricul- ture, submitted to the Division of Public Works and Construction Development of Labor. It is es- timated that about half of this amount will go to labor,
 The $500, O,OOO,OOO of construc- tion estimated will not be suffi- cient to make up deferred war construction, it is believed, for normally the amount spent on roads in the United States is not far below $500, 100000, and dur ing war times road building came almost to a stop in many localities.
 Estimates prepared for the fol- lowing States are considered ac- curate within 1 or 2 per cent, ac- cording to officials of the Depart ment of Agriculture. Maine, $1, 5000, GOO; Rhode Island, $90, ; GOO; Connecticut, $4,OO0, ,OOO; New York, SIP, ,OOO; New Hamp- shre. $175, OOO Kentucky, S1, 500,- = 900; Alabama, $1, ,00C, ,OOO; Illinois, $9, 100000; Iowa, $I5, ,574, 900; West Virginia, $16, 900, 900; Louis iana, $4, 4,674, 900; Texas, $2O.O00, . coo; Nebraska, S1,657,O89.07; North Dakota, $3 OOO,O 900; Wyo- ming $653, 900; Colorado, $3,OOO, : 900; California, $2O, ,OOO, coo; Ari- zona, $9OO,O0O; Nevada, S1, 148, 849. 80; Idaho $1,0OO, 1000.
 New Jersey. Maryland, and Montana are expected to make considerable expenditures on roads this year.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30

perior Court of Apache County, State of Arizona, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said Court, at St. Johns, in said County, within twenty days after the service up on you of this Summons, if served in this said County, or in all other cases within thirty days thereaf- ter, the times above mentioned being exclusive of the day of ser vice, or judgement by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and seal of the Superior Court of Apache County, State of Arizona, this 10th day of January, 1919.
 N LEVI s. UDALL,
 sEAL)CIerk of said Superior Court. 1-16-19
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
Something Doing Every Minute

In the house of representatives of the Arizona state legislature Mrs, Rosa Mckay, author of the present minimum wage law for women, has offered an amend ment increasing the wage from SIP to $20 a week. Other bills introduced were: Fixing a min imum wage for teachers at $100 a mon h and providing for twelve months contracts; a bill providing a burial fund of S150 for indigent soldiers and sailors, burial not to take place in a part of a ceme- tery set aside for paupers. -Co- conino Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
STRICTLY CASH
At The Cash Store
 St. Johns, Arizona
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the Office of the Board of Supervisors of Apache County, Arizona, in St. Jchns, Arizona, up until 9:30 a. m., Monday, February 3, 1919, for the Janitorship for the Court House. Specifications as to re- quirements of said janitorship can be seen by calling at the of flee of the board of supervisors.
 The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or to waive any informalities in any bid.
 Bids to receive consideration must be sealed and addressed ''Clerk of the Board of Supervis- ors, St. Johns, Arizona. and marked Bids on Janitorship." By order of the Board of Super visors, January ', 1919.
 GEORGE E. WAITE, 1-16-19 Clerk.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
SUMMONS.
In The Superior Court
 of APrche County, STATE OF ARIZONA.

Amelia B. Baca, Plaintiff,
 VS.
 Flavio Baca, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of Apache County, State of Arizona, and the complaint filed in said County of Apache in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 In the Name of the State of Arizona to Flavio Baca, Defend ant, greeting:
 YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMON ED and required to appear in an action brought against you by the above-named plaintiff in the Su-
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
To Make Canyon National
 Park

The senate bill to make the Grand Canyon a national park was passed Monday by the house and sent to conference. In the area set aside are 996 square miles of public land, now parts of two national forests and a game refuge.
 The proposal has been before congress for 33 years. -Coconino Sun.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
250O Men Idle as Mine Closes

At least 2500 men have been discharged the last week by the Cananea Consolidated Copper company, the Democrata Mining company and other properties operating in the vicinity of Can anea according to arrivals here from the Mexican mining camp. Tombstone Epitaph.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
Bolshevisrn
By DON MARIUS


 Bryanism, Hearstism or Billy Sundayism smells neither worse lor better.
 The real menace of an ism is guaged by the amount of ignor- ance behind it.
 Only the ignorant can consti- ute a mob. The more ignorant the more dangerous the mob.
 The Russian mob led by Lenine and Trotsky has a corner on the worlds ignorance.
 All the errors of the past cen turies it carries in stock and hordes. The leaders of this mob are finely educated men. tho scheming. grasping and yin dictive.
 They keep the mob at fever heat while they gather in the rubles-for themselves. Every mob must have leader. The shrewder, the more cunning, the more tactful the leader, the more invincible the mob.
 Red handed anarchy reigns in Russia today, and, Oh, the pity of it. For the ignorant Russian millions facing want, starvation, famine, revolution, anarchy, chaos are to be pitied. Who is or was responsible? Russian Auto cracy sowed the wind. Today she reaps the whirlwind. A government that needs must hold its subjects in ignorance to hold them in subjugation is only add ing fire to an inferno.
 Sooner or later the eruption will come, must come.
 Under the law of evolution, the great struggle of humanity to rise to a higher plane is as in evitable as the movement of the planets.
 The poor Russian peasant is not to blame. The worm has fin ally turned, that is all. That a crowned head has fallen and a few royal throats cut in the turn ing was to be expected.
 There is a lesson in this little bit of tragic history.
 Just as man is persecuted will it be visited back to his persecu- tors.
 This is not a threat but simply the application of the law of re- tribution.
 Man would have no need of reason if it was intended he should forever grovel Tn the dust.
 Some forms of government de- lay his advance. You may dam a river and change its course but you cannot stop its flow.
 BolsheYism is the result of a condition. A half starved mangy horse will breed lice.
 Certain diseased conditions whether economic, polite or both are propitious for the generation of parasites. One need not hunt for a cure. Just relieve the con- dition.
 The government of the future that will stand must educate the masses. An ignorant man is al- ways a menace to society.
 Every man should have an equal opportunity.
 There should be no color line, no hyphenates.
 Every adult should be a citizen and every citizen 100% American. No man shall be exploited be- cause he is poor or otherwise un- fortunate. Every man shall re- ceive the full value of his pro- duction. No more, no less. This is the beginning of democracy and nothing less will satisfy the
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30

Big Cash Sale at The Cash Store beginning February 8. Don't forget it.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-01-30
NOTICE OF SELECTION Under Act of Congress, Ap- proved June 20, 1910. United States Land Office, At Phoenix, Arizona, State
 of Arizona.

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
 Notice is hereby given that the State of Arizona has filed in this office it's Grant Selection. apply ing to select for the benefit of Agricultural and Mechanical Col Ieges, the following described lands:
 875-O41O1O: In T. IA N, R. "A
 E., NJ; SE4 Section 12.
 (AIl in c. 6 s. R. M.)
 During the five weeks period of publication of this notice, or any time thereafter and before final approval and certifcation, this office will receive protests or contests as to any of the tracts applied for and transmit the same to the General Land Office. Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, Dec. 28, 1918.
 J. L. IRWIN, Register
 SCOTT WHITE, Receiver. Date of first publication January 16, 1919.