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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Hospital Benefit Monday

ToTTFNyIIIE. May 3:-A1l plans
have been completed for the two days
benefit performance at the Palace
theatre Monday and Tuesday for the
memorial hospital fund. Norma Tai.
madge, in THE Probation Wife" Will
be the feature picture. There Will be
other added attractions for the w
days performance. Mrs. Charles Reg
nault, chairman of the committee In
charge of the benefit, VIII be at the
theatre tonight to meet all the cap
tains of the teams selling tickets to
get a final report of all that has been
sold. All tickets must be returned
tonight or the money so as to get an
accounting of them. After tonight
they will be on sale at the theatre
box office. There will be a matinee
each day and two performances each
night. 40
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
KEYPOKT

Mrs John p. Van Kirk, of Bradiey
Beach. has returned after
snent severaI days as the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. NJ. Lester Terry, Oh Mrsu0
During the past several days q
BAPTIST Boy Scouts have piayeu ,%sv
eral Strenuous games OF Dasepail, 90 o
Matawan Grammar 21-2; lost 70
Keansburg 1917, ad to Highlads 1911;
The regular meeting of the
Ciub scheduled for Monday eVehlns'
has been postponed for anotner WeeH,
ON TUESDAY evening Emil Gloss VIII
give an entertainment in h church
nnder the direction of the Mems Un-
ion. which Is called THE Beli rms
ers." The program promises 10 DC
very humorous. FIRST
street. spent Friday and Saturday with
friends in New York.
Mrs. Bruce Oakley and daughter
Muriel. of West Hoboken, nave return
ed after having spent several DAYS ~
fine guests of the formers parents, MI.
and Mrs. William A. Gill, 'of flrst
Mrs. Harry williams, of Elizabeth
street, Is a patient in ST. feters hoS
pital, New Brunswick.
Frank Erwin is building a house IN
Atlantic street, adjoining b one ne
| occupies, which he viii sell upon CUM
pletion.
Mrs. John Templeton has returned
from an extended trip to Florida. She
was accompanied by her daughter,
| Mrs. wallace A. Jack. OF F1atbush.
The regular meeting OF the keypor,
Improvement Association will be held
| at the library on Monday afternoon
| DIR. Niedmeyer will be the speaker OF
| the afternoon. after which a soeial
hour will follow.
Mrs. Chris Stenger, of Myrtle ave
| nue., was the guest of friends at fertn
| Amboy this week.
Mrs. Chester A. Walling, OF Osborne
| street entertained the members OF tht
| Sewing Club at her home on THURSDAY
| evening. Sewing was the feature O
| the evening, followed by the SERVING
| of refreshments. Those present were
| Mrs. w. S. Wallace. Mrs. w. Z. Bedle
| Miss Linda Adams, Mrs. Fannie Nor
| ris, Mrs. H. L. Hutchinson. Mrs. liar
! old Tippett, Mrs. Eva Reynolds, Mrs
| Clarence r. Bedle ad Mrs. Fred l.
! Schildknecht.
Charles Weiand, of Myrtle avenue
has gone to Wilmington, Del, WHERE
he has taken a position. Mrs. WelanC
and family will follow an soon as the.
secure a house there.
Mrs. B.. Anderson and family hav'
removed from the Miss M. Terry nous
on Myrtle avenue to the Mahoney na'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Food Sale Success
RI snectnl correspondenr.

~ snecinI Cor~rsspondenr.
TOTTENvILLE, May S2The en-
tertainment and food sale of Troop Il
Boy Scouts, held in the lecture room
Of the South Baptist church last night
was a success. There were many
members and their friends out for the
anal and about S25 was realized from
the food sale that followed. The pro-
gram included addresses by Major
Stewart, Scout Master Ackley, G. ;.
Barnes, Walter Il. Sharrot and N. j.
lowe; a demonstration on knot tieing
BY Scout Ccrowcroft; first aid DEM
onstration by Scouts La Forge and
Scott: signaling, Scouts Scott and
Woll; recitation by George Van Wag-
ner. ron Flanders Field" piano solo.
Floyd Van Pelt and duet, Hallowell
and Harmsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Volunteers Wanted Here

The United States Army wants 50,-
600 men for overseas service. They
are wanted for the army OF occupa-
ton and line branches such as neld
artiuery. cavalry, infantry, medical
corps and engineers: All of these
branches are FOR white men only. The
ages for the American Expeditionary
forces are from eighteen to forty ana
enlistments are for three years. Thls
affords a fine opportunity TO see
France ami Germany at the expense
of Uncle Sam and the United States
army recruiting ONCE at $50 smith
street vii gladly furnish informa-
fion.-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
LOAN MEETING
FOR MATAWAN
Far Behind in Quota, Workers
Plan for Whirlwind
Finish

MATAwAN. May 3-That Matawan
win have to put forth every mo 10
raise its Victory Loan quota OF $z5z,-
600 was made known last night at the
meeting of the captains held In Bor-
ough Collector Forman r. Thomp-
sons Office. To date, according TO q
reports of the captains present but
$4,000 worth Of pledges have been
received. However, many Of the
largest subscribers in the other oans
have not given their subscriptions as
yet. Under the report given out today
by Chairman Frank Howard LLOYD,
there is stin s17S,000 to be raised be-
fore Matawan will have reached its
quota
Perhaps one a for this large
amount still unsubscribed Is due 10
the fact that many of the team cap
tains have not reported at all, whiie
others are holding back a portion OF
their sales in order to make a Dig
showing when a report is made. A
meeting of the captains will be held
tonight at which time a list VIII be
made of those who have and have moi
contributed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Birthday Party at keyport

BIZ Special Correspondent hflared
NEWPORT, May S-Mss
Huyler. of First street, bowc on
N 1,rsds[ evening in honor OF hea
Music and games weIe
fsatnres of b evening and daneins
80 nrovided a popular amusement
IsS were served from a ia 1e-
HE beautifuIiy decorated for tne o
c c sion. Those present were MISSES
aIta waiiing. Martha Burlew, MI
dred sheldon. Jane F~itzgerald' SoIs
Huylar. Mildred Huylar, FREE frsrd
Fred Lukes, Howard Preston, anort
Burlew. Raymond Kruser, OF 1870
Miss Gladys johnson, OF nSsn-ne ri
Fauns Nelson and JACK .nr and
corfb Amboy: Miss Clara DUNBAR anu
LANES Van Pelt, of Red Bank.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
PLEASANT PLAINS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Randolph, of
BROOKLYN, visiter here yesterday.
Mrs. Ralph Seguine. OF Hartford,
Conn.,, spent a few days here with her
sisters this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ernest Lenior and
children, visited in Manhattan this
week.
Mrs. Edward Martin, of Little
Farms visited in Manhattan on We'd
nesday.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. McInerny. have re-
turned after a visit In Manhattan.
Mrs. Emma Latourette visited In
Perth Annoy yesterday.
The postponed meeting of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union
will be held Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the church. The annual
election of officers will take place at
this time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Bethel N. {. Elects Officers
at Annual Meeting


~ HFecfuA CofffSpoNorNt
TOTTENVILLE. May 3-The an
nual meeting for the election Of OFF,
GERS OF the Epworth League of Bethel
Methodist Episcopal church was held
last night in the lecture room of the
church. After the election addresses
were made by Rev. G. s. Hunt, pastor
of the church and Stuart l.. Ritz,
a musical program was given. Mrs.
Chester Jacklin rendered a piano solo;
Mrs. Percy Han. vocal solo; Miss Il.
Hutaf. violin selections. and Jesse
SIaight, vocal solos. Miss Ida Ryder
was the accompanist. Refreshments
were served.
The officers chosen were: President,
Mrs. George NJ. Totem: first vice pres
ident. Samuel Halstesd: second vice
president, Mrs. George Hamblet; third
vice president, Mrs. A. ". LaForge;
fourth vice presided, Mrs. f. Blanche
Brown: secretary, Mrs. Estelle Boyce;
and treasurer, Mrs. Walter Wood.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03

By Spectdt correspondent
MATAWAN, May 3:-The funeral
Of Mrs. Lily Cadmus. wife of James
r. Cadmus, of Jackson street, was
held at her late home Thursday night,
the Rev. E. F. Reed. pastor of the
First Methodist church, officiating.
Interment was made yesterday at the
Moravian cemetery in Staten Island.
Mrs. Cadmus' death follows a long
illness of influenza and tuberculosis
which has kept her confined to the
house for some time. Mrs. Cadmus
was ~thirty-one years old and three
years ago came to this borough from
Bayonne with her husband. who is
employed by the A. p. Munning Com
pany as night Waterman.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Cadmus
is survived by two sons. James r.
,Cadmus, Jr.. eight years old, and
George d. Cadmus. eighteen months
old, and her father, Alexander Keeg-
an, of Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
CARD of THANKS

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Levi of 15a
Linden Avenue, woodbridge. take this
means of expressing their appreciation
of the kindness shown to them n the
sympathy expressed by the people of
this community in their recent bereave-
ment, in the loss of their son Robert
And also wish to thank their friends.
the Senior Glass. High School pupils
and the Presbyterian Church organiza-
ton for their beautiful floral tributes.
4192@5-3-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
lords

i A very enjoyable evening was spen
. at the house of Mr.. and Mrs. John b
I Hartung recently the event being Il
honor of Mr.. Hartung who celeDrat
, ed his ~fifty-fourth birthday. Game
and dancing were enjoyed and luncl
was served.
Il A birthday cake with fifty-four can
, dies was an ottrative centecnpiecs -
the te5Sr Nj Hartir~ xos
The guests present included, Mr..
md Mrs. George MacDougali. Mrs. T,
Peter Coogan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hart
.ng and the Misses Ella Stephenson, {
Elsie Coogan. Mary Conway and the /,
Messers. Roy and George MacDougall, !;
Coogan, and Louis DeVoe all !
Of Perth Amboy. Among the out of
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
.er Cline and Messers. Warren and
Herbert, Cline and Catheal Coogan,
and Walter Eagle and Milton Fithian,
Of Tottenville. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
and daughter Gertrude of
Pleasant Plains.
Mrs. NJ. DeVoe and Misses Mayne,
Ada and Margaret DeVoe, Miss May
Forester and Master Malvin DeVoe, all
of Savannah, Georgia, and Miss Ruth
Barton, of Waterbury, Conn. !,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Funeral for Mrs. Rodgers

I ID FUFFfTT UUT TF6UVWuCWE.
MATAWAN, May 3:-The funera
of Mrs. Margaret A. Rodgers. wife o
Borough Clerk William A. Rodgers
was held from her late home yester
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, the Rev
Il. f. Reed. pastor of the First Meth
odist church, officiating. Intermen
was made in the Rose Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Rodgers died at her late HON,
Tuesday afternoon at 1:3n-.1Sn
,shichI@Z smftteh ON April II. ,
ic~Nnt. fine before her asst ILL !
s--n1s. Rodgers had been confined
her bed for several weeks with IN
and was still suffering from
le effects of this disease when her
cath occurred. /
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
DoN.r LET TT LINGER

A cough hat follows Ia grippe or
any other cough that "hangs on" from
winter to spring wears down the SUI
ferer. leaving him or her In a weak
ened state unable to ward on sick
ness and disease Jos. Gillard. 14S Fill
more ST. Nashville. Tenn. writes: Il
was suffering with a dry. hacking
cough n a pain in my chest. but
since taking Foiey's Honey and Tar /
have been relieved It soothes. heals
and cures coughs. colds and Group:
Good for whooping cough. Sold
Eyerywhere.-Adv
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03

oueepSilCdd 10 - -
eli Is employed. They will shortly
come here to make their home again
All soldiers, sailors, and Marines
are urged to register at the w. Z. =.
s. at the Parisen Building in room 10
as soon as possible as the Home Ser
vice Section of the American fseu
Cross desires a complete list or all
men who have been in the service.
The Keystone Division. consisting or
PENNSYLVANIA Guardsmen passed
through this city on Tuesday night.
August Feaster, who has been in
the service for some time has return
ed to this country and is expected 10
be in this city to-day. He was con
nected with Company ID. 403 Tele-
graph Battalion.
Joseph Metz, who has arrived safe
ly at Newport News and will shortly
be with his parents in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Horn who have
resided in this city for some time,
have started on an automobile journey
to Creighton, Missouri. They VIII
make their home at hat place. He
was employed at the Du Pont plant
at Parlin.
Miss Pearl Coward is attending a
convention of the Daughters of POGO
hontas which is being held at Tren-
tom.
Miss Vera Deitrick has returned to
Newark, after visiting with her par
ents in Stevens avenue for several
days.
served at the Methodist Episcopal
church nor morning at h ten
| thirty service. All members are in
| yited to be present.
Miss Bernyce Bogart of this city
| is spending several days visiting with
! friends and relative in
u ASSN nnA Of the
| teachers in the local schools is spend
ing the week end with relatives In
Yonkers.
Mrs. Joseph Pippett spent yester'
day visiting with friends in Sayre'
Vile.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
TOTTENvILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustav Kerker. oil
Manhattan. are at their home in Rari-
tan Bay Park.
Mrs. Harry Boyd visiter Mrs. Blan-
che Jacobs. in Monclair yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Hopkinson, of Eliza
beth spent yesterday with her Sis
ter.
Joseph Knaeble, who resigned as
superintendent of the local ferry TO
Alist in the army when war was de-
red on Germanx- sargNed home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03

Bennett, of Huguenot Park.( WI
found guilty in the second disnt ri,
court yesterday and lined $50 Nh
Magistrate Mullen presiding on the
bench. Bennett was caught by MO
forcycle Patrolman Gescheidt We'd
nesday afternoon in Amboy Dad,
Prince Bay, and charged with speed
ing at the rate of forty miles an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Hold South Amboyan.

By StdT Correspondeft
NEW BRUNSWICK. May S-Ernie
Robbins. of South Amboy, is now be-
ig detained i the county Jail as an in
corrigible on the complaint of Officer
The commitment was
signed by William Birmingham, re-
corder of South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
1spr,ng Fevers And Common Sens

If a mar or woman feels heavy. dull,
languid lazy-lacking in ambition and
energy-instead of giving up and say
Sensible to AXE a good, wholesome
phys,c Biiiousness sick headache. sour
stomach. gas. bloating. coated tongue,
dyspesia-all are relieved by foIey
diiia' Ga. writes: ST find Foley Cathar-
tic Tablets give me quicker relief thar
anything / ever tried" Sold Every
where.-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03

boy was q DOfOuSA NlSitC4 $4,000 %<%%*
William Duff sold his hotel puftdins
Yesterday to Mrs. Katie Juskovits.
who for the past ten years held ana
conducted a hotel in the place, whlcn
was previously conducted by Mr.. Dun.
The place will run along as II mas
in the past, under the management
of /. Stern.
Miss Margaret McGurr spent b
week end in Jersey City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Christensen
were Perth Amboy visitors yesterday
afternoon.
Borough Council will hold their reg
ular meeting Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Born were Perrin
Amboy visitors yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ay Jakeway were Dor
ough visitors yesterday.
Fight fans swarmed to Perth AM
boy last night to see the bouts there.
The fight fever has hit the boys rignt.
Mrs. Edward Baker. of Metuchen'
was a borough visitor yesterday.
Ma Kloss journeyed to Perth AM
boy yesterday on busiesS.
j. Duffy spent Thursday In New
York attending a performance at n
Hippodrome.
Liberty Loan Committee will meet
Monday night, when a complete re-
port will be made by committeeman
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
SOUTH AMBoY

Miss EVELYN Blow of this city and
Miss Grace Blow, Lieutenants Tatum
and Walling of New York were among
the guests of Governor and Miss Rob-
erts OF Tennessee on the Battleship
New Mexico immediately after the
launching of the Tennessee, which
was christened by Miss Roberts We'd
nesday morning at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. The guests were first escort
ed by Admiral Mcdonald through the
ship and were shown its construction
in detail, after which a banquet was
served in the admirals quarters OF the
ship.
For the first time in several weeks
the weekly dance of h War camp
Community Service will be held IN
Company T armory next Tuesoay
night.
S. Newell james has secured q posi-
ton with George Gundrum contract
or in this city.
Gottlob Straub will shortly remove
their place of business from the or
ner of Dayids street and Broadway
to Mrs. Rose Everitt's building on
Broadway, formerally occupied by the
! Central Restaurant. The properly
where they are now located was pur-
chased bv the bank some time ago
j. Alfred johnson has rented ms
house on upper Main street to Of
| icials of the Morgan General ord-
nance depot.
The final coat of stucco is now be
| being placed on the exterior or the
| Methodist Episcopal church in John
| street. The appearance OF this cnurch
will be greatly improved when IN,
| stuccoing work is completed. 1t VIII
| not be long before h WI
| also be put in place.
The subject of Rev. G.. ". McCom
| be at the First Baptist church tomor
| row will be 1.-THE Would Be's'
An "employee'' dance will be giver
| by those working at the Morgon plant
| on Monday night, when a number o.
people from this city will range &c
attend.
| ed another game to their list yester'
: day afternoon, when they defeated
| South River High School in a game
| of baseball by the score of 16-2.
The Hath Infantry in which man
| youths from this city are stationed
| is now on high seas, and are due &c
! arrive at Newport News on MONDAY
Whether or not the companies return
ing contain h local lads cannon pt
learned. Part OF the 18TH DlYisloi
with some South Amboy men will ar
| rive in Hoboken ON May IL.
b. Osler employed at Morgan Gen
eral Ordnance depot was taken to th'
| Perth Amboy city hospital where M
underwent an operation for append
citis yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
He was employed in the mailing de
partment.
Matthew Scally is having a nev
roof placed on his home IN Henri
| street, as we'll as making other I'M
provements.
Mrs. Henry Nilsson and Mrs. Thomas
Kviest; were South River visitors yes
/ ferday afternoon.
The bi-monthly examinations ar
! being held in the grammar scnoo
commencing next Monday and WI
last for two days. The high scnoo
will AXE their examinations on Iues
day and Wednesday -
beepshead By, Where Hitch !
is employed. They will shortly +,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
MATAWAN

Tomorrow is employment Sunday
and in accordance with the request
of the department of labor and Gov
error Walter E. Edge. the day will be
observed in the various churches OF
the borough. In the evening the I'M
ion service in the high school audito-
rum will be held al So'olock, at
which time all the churches will wor-
ship together in the interest of the
Victory Liberty Loan.
Former Mayor Sidney Bruce Eg-
gleston has been removed to the Neu-
rologiefa0bozpital in New York city,
.ssorsd 10 suseId ate break
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
Levenson is
4 President Grant on Nd,

- Levenson is Sr
President Grant on MSoaE
Sd Cross will meet at their
&arters in the Lehman build
NNOnday and Tuesday. i
49, Sunday afternoon meeting of
~ G. II. u, will be held tomorrow
khe home of Mrs. Alfred Merser-
of Lee The business
Betting Monday will be with MRS
rversou OF Butler avenue.
The food sale at the home of MISS
Anna Van Name of Main street by
the Nav committee of st. Paufs La
dies Aid was a success n a goodly
sum wes realized. i.
Police Lieuterant Butler. Sergeant
Benedict. and Patro'men< Marshall
Fitzrer~Id Newman Tsselborn ROM
er, Breidenbach and HALL were sent to
Manhattan to do dntv along the line
OF March for the big Victory Loan
parade.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
5 OF Mdto"UH W
ME held at the home of


Mrs. William G. Bedle in Broad street
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Councilman and Mrs. Frank How
ard Lloyd and daughter Frances are
out of town visitors today.
Attorney Jacob r. ". Lefferts. OF
Matawan, has established a branch
office at Keyport.
A new house will be started imme-
diately on the lot adjoining Harry
Bottles residence in Upper Main
street, by Mr.. Hall of the A.. p. Mum
ping Company. Mr.. Hall recently pur-
chased the lot from William S. Lisk.
A delegation of pupils from the
Matawan public schools VIII journey
to Ocean Grove today and root for the
Matawan school representatives, who
are to take part in the final musical
contest to be held In the Neptune
school at that place. Matawan has
two entries, Miss Louise Schilke as a
high school girl socialist, and a
Grammar school chorus.
Mrs. M. +. Schock is entertaining
Mrs. G.. l.. Tanner, of New York
The minstrel performance arrang-
ed by the Matawan high school schol-
airs has been postponed until Wednes-
day evening. May IA. The perform
ance was to have been given last night
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
FiYeAlarm Boxes

23-Raritan cor per Works
24-Market ard Shs- dan Street
25-Smith Street - Central X II
26-Markef an FIRST Streets
27-Madisor. Ave and Paters ~
2e-High and Iewis streets
3EASmith and Hf~N streets
So New BRUNSWICK Ave n W ST
37-Srifh aud State Streets
l2-Aiianfic Terra Gotta W
s3-Ruekingham Ave and Hartford 81
SC snerce and Front Streets
s. and Washington SITS
l7-Ifist and WASHINGTON Str'>sts
64-Sfafa st and buckingham Av>.
6b-p.f sef ~ and Pulaski I've
66-Haif Ave arr harIes ST
67-Sfate u WaSne streets
si-<.st Emitted ! cad Works
bQ-t tarer
e9-x sngton ana First streets
62-N Brnnswt Ave ana Elm St
6l-sraith Street SUD Watson ave
3D. cree an state str cts
72-Ff ~ end Smith Streets
f4-WateI and Gordon Streets
Kilkenny Ave and Gordon Str
dir, fe and Tia venue
62-E,+ ifht a Herbert Streets
S3-Amhoy Ave ana Washington SE
64-Iehfgh Ave afft Stresf
e6-Neat City t~so~pital
Ge-Ctes sfend 49, Race Ave fes
8f-ArftaV ana Hnn venues
o2-kr.if,v Ave sns fnsiee street
~ az era~e at,t ~ anris c'rs@ts
ol-Eevftse and TOMBSTONE streets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-03
ROOSEVELT

Soren Koed purchased a new AUTO
mobile yesterday.
was 3 borough visitor yesterday AFTER
Tonight will be gala night at the
hall. The social club dance
will be held. Corio will be present
and at his best. Fitzgerald's enter.
tajners are to appear with their iaiest
musical program. A record crowd Is
expected.
William Dalton was a Rahway VS.
itor yesterday. T.
John w. Teats spent yesterday In
Perth Amboy.
Blaine Pritchard. of Perth AmDoy'
spent Thursday evening in the Dor
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HEAPS OF ABUSE

The administration will lose to the
United States government a billion
dollars on account of the guarantee
to the wheat growers in fixed price
for 1919. This is the work of a demo.
cratic administration and the profits
TO be derived from the "bull" play in
Washington will go directly into the
pockets Of the western farmers.
The democrats will not even get
thank You. They did not carry the
west in last falls elections. They were
in a far worse plight in that section
of the country last fall than they were
at the time Presidnet Wilson was re-
elected, and all that bad plight after
they had gone into the public tills and
guaranteed a heavy price for wheat
in order to insure the crop.
The democrats will get heaps of
abuse for that. The republicans will
never cease throwing it up to them as
a great mistake. wasteful DISPOSE.
ton Of the peoples money. But while
they are abusing the democrats for
trying to insure a great wheat crop.
they will have to take care of the
dangers of mourning the ill will of a