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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07
NEW POST FOR PALMER.
Alien Property Custodian Named At
torney- General Of U. S.

Washington A Mitchell Palmer
was nominated by President Wilson
to be Acknowledgement of the United
States, and Norman Hapgood, of New
York, to be Minister to Denmark,
succeeding DR.. Maurice Egans, who
recently resigned because of i'll
health.
Mr.. Palmer probably will take Of,
fee March A, the date tentatively
fixed by Attorney General Gregory
for his retirement when he resigned
several months ago to return to pri-
vate practice of law.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07
Heard in a Store.

Boy--Gimme pound of coffee.
Grocer starts weighing the coffee)
No, mean tea.
Grocer-Look here. What is it you
want, tea or coffee?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Transcript.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07
RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR.

To halfpnt of water add OF. Bay Run,
= small box Of Barbo Compound, and 4
or. of glycerine. Any druggist can put this
up or you can mix it at home at very lit
tie cost. Full directions for making and
use come in each box Of Barbo Compound.
1t will gradually darken streaked, faded
gray hair, and make it soft and glossy. It
viii not color the scalp, is not sticky or
greasy, and does not rub off.-Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

!, 1t might >be well to remember that
one little apple did the world more
harm thansall the cider ever made.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

1t is an unusual woman who cam
smile at compllment-and then for
get it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

The office never has to seek the man
on pay day.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

Garfield Tea, taken regularly, will cor
rect both liver and kidney disorders. Adv.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

f YOU would retain your friends
don't remind them of their faults.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

When Baby 10 TeethinR
GROVES BABY BOWEL MhDICINm will correct
the Stomach and Bowel troubles Perfectly harm
less. Bee directions ON the bottle.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1919-03-07

He who lives to himself alone has
misery for company.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

through national misfortune and.
In humility. viii rebuild iis faith
and 80 ahead
Men and nations and races vocr
from cStrtmc worshipfulncss GO
anarchy
Times of reformation. 81 revolt
AGAINST church dominion. are
usualls marked hy hitter license
Nations 50 600 "a drunk as
thoroughly rs tired business men.
and faith. 60 late. and good deeds
have NOS hecoluo SO innate in the
human animal Nai ho keeps ou De.
ing nious. regardless of whether
hc has belief lcfi W his old idols
or uo
10 Is more pleasing 10 believe
chat all men are naturally good,
eaihcr than That by generations
of cndcaVur they achieved dc.
ccncy hui ihc evidence appears to
bc iha, Immunity loves Che muck
and BIOS to gci mud bath about
leSery $40 often Go have the need
Tor salvation impressed on h
Without personal experience of
ltho ja,clus of evil conduct IN,
saints armor sccms 90 the wcarci
la nccdlcssly heavy burden
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
Il<s2hu
zH2-.

i"ut yeats ago Airs. erArr Nalrin
GRANT OF Chicago Hn ft ster bride
enumerated the foiluwnp "Gocuius ar
malrmony
wedding ring is relic OF barbar
isr and should not be worn
wife should accept no monev
from nor husband except that actually
necued 20 deiray households erpcn.e.
Monoy Tor her clothing tor hmuse
ments and for lusurios should b.,
earned hy tive wife horsoif
Marriage should never be- spoony
honeymoon"
The ouhor daf Mr Grant eloa nsr
NH.nl'i n tlr court Ht Washington
q 81 "hins for separate maintenance.
rlnrlf h'r husband w.fn rurnt
i'.rruon and failure iu provide
When You Have 90 Spank Your
Wife
DON'T uac % bob uaued shoe" ad
fiHDd Indfr llDmIng nf kunaaa ClN
NH0n fmluF uHfh Thurman $50 nr|
nmNlnr tia wift with THAT snrt of M
Ih. ulrD ilin't nIE wIif lnd|
~ apnhor would ho cona.dorcd cF1ll
BOD ha urmdlcton
Dr. mhoe som. vumon iour fmo col
tuH ou inat rh9 don't uke then ma
hnnis
Mu Cnnfo Cmhrandi of su Fran
eiso' Cal nlsd mit for divorce
7"ainw Eichari ColmanIt aupr ho
lng maricd goo hlm go years.
James nnno,e aunt of st Louis |
Mos Irff linn $40 600 iu han lpIfI Uf.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

tvcly spending of course Wen Nm
i.rsio ST. Wilson of Atlanta GH.
tska tnai hrr matrimonial Fcnfun.
with Elmcr y wilson ho tormin1t'd
hccnuae Dr. INSISTS on wearing hor cor
scta
since writing lhit uulc li,m above
nhout tno 7ll, wcdhinr tho foliowinr
hif OF Information o0mcs iO hand
Bernard uricth0nI off lfooiivn >
Sc mHfrIcd Mrs sHdi, Goodman. rhoy
start off with a family OF ~ children.
rlrNon contributed hy tho bridegroom
anal sis hy the bride Aaide from thnt
nothur uuueuni about fhD marriage
cNropf thli Nrrnarl la 300 ycWH old
Hud hla hIushnr bride le 20
fApplauml
Thcg mn, talk 600 ihef want geo
nroui iho wnt mot being unc of come
quest lui % iut ~ girlH won huHhania
hy o.
HOW NOT no AMrsE YOUR WIFE
Mrs fln ~ kellUr OF Baltimore
Ald. tnd nu tHr wlfn"sH stand hnw
hcr husband came homo ono dnN 1ncr
being out ali night took off hia ahoes
and her1n playing with hia Toes MrH
Keller was dramatic Boo me rroIinl
telling how her husband iar down ou
iie aofs and whiied away che mnrninr
noura ticklinf his medal cNtrcmifior
Oh. Yes, Try Telling Your wife She's
Getting Old
Doctor Tell Nuur wife nDi to WORRY
about hcr deafness nH ii Oh merely nn
of ndvnncinr years
Air Ncrkhuh Ef would Nnu mind
trlunr ben Yourself
O ~ JOYFUL
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
FARMS FOR SOLDIERS AND
OTHERS.

~ecrciar, of ihc Interior Lame
hats rcyampcd his "iarms for sol
dicrs program and viii ask ihc
6hth Congress- for over 100000.
600 with which Go launch the land
colonization schcmc This Is CON.
sidcrahly more than the last Con.
grcss was asked 90 appropriate
There IS mo- doubt about soldiers
wlny of them wanting go try
farming Also, There are civilians
who would like 20 go hnch or
forward io the land WHY not
enlarge the program 90 include
everyone willing and able 10 pro.
duce food
Already the land colonization
schcmr ins been tried ont hy The
state of California ai Durham. and
there is no doubt about n hcinr
success 'ui Secretary lame hopes
io try ihc same thing iu other
STATES. FIRST as experiments and
then ass established features in the
governments reclamation SER,
ice
Australia, Canada. and other
countries have found that to get
producers producing food on idle
land q comprehensive plan of farm
huilding must bc undertaken You
cannot icli man lo po into "a
swamp. upon arid plain. or on eat
over timber lands and settle down
Hs once we sent pioneers to the
prairies of the west
The United States must uso
cvcry possible mere of farm land
or become e food importing com.
iry Tho best way bon which 40
compel uac of Idle acres Is fo mako
fields OF them drained. irrigated
cleared, fenced. with farm build.
ings, and arranged Boo community
ncighhorhoods
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
HOROSCOPE.


N.rcnr ruioH strongly for good in
thc afternoon of This da, according io
neurology hui the morning i threaten
lng for Uranus Boz bop oNu plntc.
it is % SWAY undor which fp 'ycr-
oiss cnutluu for the planet ihni rules
tno UNDERSTANDING ia an aspect mnhinr
for deception ond thc distortion oi
fUif
Tho awHy that le believed to affect
tho mental Wow o. llholA DEB Dausc muDn
criticism az public nffntr and ao'cro
competition auonr HtntoH for ndF1ni
nece mot thr t'deni government hnt
power io control
This should ho favorable time ior
Wrltnr important messengers or pr'.
pnrmr state documents 10 should h'
ou fhc whole ntorllIo go foacc ue
rotatious lDi There m fIrn read
nH likely t0 produce % temporary OBJ
aiacie
Under fnle government of inc stars
personality H nkcl} to seek rccufn.
uOn ~ n ruic conducive to crotism
and Hclf .ostctm in ita most ambitions
phases
The aiar today encourage gossip
and mlhuF Thcro viii De- oufbursis
of oruor' b. De- prognoaticatod. ant
hiitfr woid. win puuctuato hom
Uranus b. bop % plnco believed 90 n-
crease tho drHAo Gao argue and to
autrrol Tho planets effect on tho
brain ls supposed I0 be- disoreaOillns
Increase of discomfort b. forecast and
thu0 n q fnmer Hgn f0r next month
s,,lst piuf- tui p0mnuous propf
ttrlH 1911 hr Widely scattered Hui
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
QUO vApIs.

a pre'atc of wide experience in
Russia. 0u bis return fo fhis c0m-
Try, stated that ihe pre-rctoIgiion
faith, reverence and worship
among the peasant class ior the
czar surpassed anything ever BE-.
fore seen ON earth
This churchman expressed the
belief that these peoples would. 81
time, rebuild their faith and re,
erence with the ruler OF tie uni
verse for the object Oh their ador-
alton.
II may happen Sd, hm present
indications in Russia are that DDS.
belief chaos, indifference 90 other
faith or works, have replaced the
old dcyout humility
Our guess is that ihe Russian
people will 60 TO the other extreme
doride all crceds, and probably
wind up as Goddess as they today
are lawless
And then, ia the Infinite 5 good
lime, this people will emerge wash
cd ia blood and tears, and purgcd
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
Wednesday, April 9, 1919.
INDEPENDENCE FOR THE
FILIPINO.

We're going So set ihc Filipino
free. unrivci the shacklcs of pollii.
cal bondage. and place the Philip
pines hack into thc ranks oi in-
dependent states of the world
That's what we said we would
do when we took them from the
Spanish and The filipnos The
Spanish didn't think wc meant
what wc said and The filipinos
didn't either. for ihai matter.
The world wash 3 used io seeing
greater nations give up .uaIlcr
countries they swallowed
However. this country has just
got through fighting for freedom
Tor sll forever and we interpret
Tor an SO include the Philippines
Yes. we really meant what we
said 20 years ago. We tried 10 DO
our best by the Filipino. albeit do
ING our best involved the sending
Of some of them into island
graves. We gave them laws.
schools. money, and rebuilt the iu-
dusirial life NJ tho people They
are nearer modern civilization TO-
day than they would be- had the
Spanish remained in control. or
had they been allowed ga remain
IN savage liberty these two de-
cadcs Even che lgorotes wear
more clothing and enjoy their dog
feaSts less than they did
We probably have done all for
them we can Hereafter they will
90 % alone We have tried to teach
them how Co handle the canoe of
self-goyemment, and SD now wc
press The paddles into their hands
pole the canoe oui into The sireatu
and LEI GO They viii sink or
swim. aud wo are inclined to tho
opinion that they win swim MAY.
be NOT as fast or as straight along
recognized civilized improved
lines as we would have them. but
siill they'll make progress.
OF course there Will hoe eddies.
underiows, hidden rocks. and
things a wary cancer VIII watch
ouf for And until the Filipino
gets used 20 padding his own
canoe Uncle sam may cry word
81 suggestion. advice 0r warming.
from the bank of the stream NOT
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
Whole World Demanding
Our Products of Peace

folo leather and copper isn't There la
Austria. France. Britain. ronul. nen.
mnrk Holland. liuHain an the world
- todnf demanding of ihis country pie
hun. copper ltnd. Zinc mnnrauaa
wool cotton. FERTILIZER wheat. fyp.
Nfniu hemp and thousand nthcf pf.
iicirH of which ihis country b. vast
ftofrhunHe Hnd which $50 mur aul
fHlHr md shin boo normal times iu tne
,7ieut of milli0n1 nnd millions uf toms
ThDre iH four fopfH supplg of nll
those fhiure due lho old world. and i
WI iHhH busy hluda ana hummng
uhofia and mHnf railroad f4f anH
rNip fo Nnt iirm ffum ouf mlTi'. aui
ftfinF POO fhe piHcn whore tno hungry
uni oarer of ihc oid world pre waiting
in uf" Ih0m
Doing Wort is being prosperous Tht
ni1 world 1851 uHt uH in MANY nDfH
u labor 300 goods 100 crrHlta which,
WHl MOAN goods Boo futfo fetff
% ia mrfi Us question: uf reituF an
fh. loh HW getting nuf shoulder fu
fNH tHHf tnHt thHt DELAYS thH feature
o' onr pefc0 lfusprriff tnun 600 iHeHn
mduHtlos WIN hc hummlur ThDrn
uHl hD ID dDmsnd fof m,n 5000 eumrl
fn1 nNor BOO IS .rt available mdu.ff.
Hud rrohnhlr ID grDater demand fhlu
ctIatod 80 anf tim" durur fhe nost
prosperous Tunes nf tl0 wor pros
prfiiN
1hrc win hc foN if anF m.mput
ed rni wages WIN fn Dig nud 200 500
priccf
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
Hls CHANCE

l'm hia rhansr' ii oamf tu mo.
While hc Was sittinN uu ms knee
. Heewrt So ar" ihe distance GLOW
Wath an the thmm Z wiahei Co know
What win he do DO Future teart'
What win he no Whom hse appcara7
What lH hlH Chuurr lee lfDf What joss
ur SORROW now awaits mS hotf
i've faced thc world use pIHyrd la
same
Two seen lts eenfiet sile of ahame
And tuHupsd iis many WufuE VASE
fn mY rfWf mhrfUd yesterdays
And wnH iruo uud . wns brave.
Actuf1iug ns my mthor gave
iIr fitted mo na beet Doc could
go meet HfeH trials aH should
81" strtssiri ihli , mishi posaeas
Tne knowledge needed fof suDrsfs.
IIo nh0wet mc he csamplos fine
Tho character th1i rhuuif hr mlno
90, arfinced himarlf hat hc
Ni-h rItr Nls h.at 90 uff 90 mr
MS thnnOe t0 mrrt tnr irsis aionr
Was Dos thr father 9 hnd known.
Now lm hia chanrc' tud Doe ahau
rfnc
Noi rt Goo mronrih tn1t in him ir
iw hy tho lrffunh thHt rit"
g aNau, th. iifr ihHt Dec HhHN lpr
rho man ihat hr sNAH smD iaY hr
shnll aprHh Gao boost nr worst if mv
AZ have tHurht ho HlNli advance.
Cod riant j HhHii not spoil hia chance
Copyright 1919. by Edgar a. ouos,.l
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

mnfio anrshln neet uin ho H.rt bob tho
lHcf.e hm lrt dl1n1 ny whether b.
would ho forf Boo nrma hNlf OF tho
ocean or Great nrtalnn.
Th0 unDmc count hasn't 500 de
cllrd wh'th,f organized htsrtali ie 90
combination 100 restraint uf trudc. bat
ve hope BE- VIII enon resume itH mn.
nonoi, off newspaper space Iu restraint
of wnr uowf
TohuDherIu EolahtVih foreign min.
iatcr finds lpy Boo thc 'hourhi ih1t
overs reported disturbance lu America
in OcrreIpnrd hy nulshcVHm Thu
nnmo nf hIs would cluHO disturbance
almost anywhere ln America
ffs % whole iot better fo csrori thr
worst nnb mHhD cheerful preparations
f0 mrcf 90 th1n gap Noep Fmr sliy hr1d
in mo clouds until eomeihnr hlu You
n iho ncok
HUNGARIAN HoiHhcviam i7 simply
suicide to avoid debts
rroli man be- onr nho ru"sf'H
Ilrhf concerning moot question.
"Tho stars incline. but DO not compel
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
FOUR MORE Held FOR WRECK
OF CONSUMERS COMPANY

n. Thr Associated fresr
Chicago, iil. April Oh lre inndif
ncld four moro person. fo fhr t"icfHi
ground lur t0dHf lor fll.rod mlHs, nI
fho manf Zoo zoo promotion of tho Cun
nrmnrs rHrtnr COMPANY Thcf frn.
Idward ~ Tfoosf president JOHN ~
fI1ahcll. fufmri iscHl agents nnni.i D.
Wuivrt nnd ioms HieDiow hufh sfocN
rniDsmpu Thc quartet brought fnD
rumior 90 pDrrons hoid boz connection
with wr.rtinr fhe r0UHumcre com
prnt to i9 Iudrr fnndia continued
tno case tndn, mfU Mas
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
NEW YoRt. SHAFTS DRIVE
ON Ma RCotic TRAFFiCkERe

o. Tho s ..nUlIi .I l'rfNH
New Yort, nri Hix physician
nnd four drugri ta wrrn 1rrDatnd hI
mtomnl reVcnuo Officers uaIo tonight
chntrDd with riolt i1n cot tho Harrison
Act liuy drDr addirta were fttr
bon tho mld and lm'it forming drur
valued at t.anOO were seized
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

Nif"Ii II .'t |
pf4re prosperity
found in tilD I
fuand which tl4
fDtf ul iiio world
iR mailing on thI
nHilou Tor tnW mH
tsrilis food HuI
m Huufurfurt,l
products
Tho war uIulug
so tsHf embargo
i.tffffiiiue rulnf
an1 coming otcr
Hft8 wun ai0rp q
bob nrder fhlf uDH
and firhtinr ua
frfff mlfhf N
carried
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

fnia district nrliuri one teaf $500.
Isl % iAdd former frhUul auuDrn.
tondrnf uf thif district nrd nuw He.u
clntn director of markets fOf TeyHe.
wlfh Headquarters 900 SUn nonio Boz
hero 900 short NiHit to hm family
y party of Caiailcn ,ounr people ni
tended dnuco 90 Midway Friday
might
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09
Peaoe-Prosperity ~ As Ger
tain as the Sunrise = Six
Reasons Why

This is the Second % SIS Articles
~ gibson GARDINER,
Noted Washington Correspondent
Who Has Been for Fifteen Years
An Expert On National and Gov
crnmcntal hrairsl
Washington. Apni ono reason
vhD the United sntca win soon ent.r
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Waists all colors.
special, April Sale $3.95
White Organdy Waists the
last we will be able to get
at this price, April
Sale ... $1.00 and Use
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-04-09

OF discontinue delivery of paper. ana
changes 20 adafaaa should be- addressoi
w tfleyten,C tn
rlRcNLArIoN DEPARTMENT
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

the increase Of crime and desert1on
and drunkenness and divorce con-
tinues, the American home is going
to sound the depths of he'll.
II Jesus Christ would come down
that aisle, I'd leave this platform or
I'd invite him up here and I'd say,
Friends, l want to present one to
whom the honor is due, and if there
is anything I have said, anything
that is a help or inspiration to you,
want TO present to you the one
who's made it possible to help in
life, Jesus Christ"
So, l am not worrying about the
commandment I have broken I
have been forgiven of all that. They
have been mended by faith in Jesus
Christ. So, l don't worry my head,
1 have only come to tell you that
if you have transgressed, any of
you, that there is a pardon waiting
for you through faith in Jesus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22
DAYS PROGRAM
OF MEETINGS
IN CAMPAIGN

Place-Tabernacle Fifth avenue
and Twenty-fourth street.
Tuesday afternoon topic-'Liber-
alism."
Tuesday evening topic to be an
nounced. Business girls rally.
Miss Saxe's bible class $3.50 Tues
day on tabernacle platform.
Tuesday noon shop meetings:
Davenport Locomotive work S,
Wright Carriage Body works, Mo
line; Red Jacket Manufacturing
company, Davenport.
Cottage prayer services 10 Tues
day morning: Mrs. r. L. Schofer,
1915 Seventh avenue. Mrs. Harrod,
leader; Mrs. NJ r. Maple, 924 For
ty-fifth street, Mrs. harrison, lead
err; Mrs. David, 621 Thirty-ninth
street. Mrs. Gregg, leader; Mrs.
Hannah Larson, 1343 Forty-fourth
street, Mrs. Swingle, leader; Mrs.
Phil Motzer, 4419 Seventh avenue,
Mrs. Stocking, leader.
Prayer services at Spencer
Memorial Methodist church Mon
day at 1880 p. N.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

and the 81 articles of confession.
II you want to go through, you've
got TO go through that"
If a Baptist is a bigot, he will
say, There is a water way and II
you want to go through, you've got
to take the submarine route.
Jesus, Jesus, Jesus!" That's
the password that will let you
through glory, not your money,
not your culture; nothing but faith
in the shed blood of Jesus Christ,
the Son of God, will ever get you
in. Oh, we have come tonight, my
friends, to work in the advance
ment of civilization. The rude
tribes of primevaI days, they built
underground caves, when finally it
dawned upon their intellect that
two fiat stones would lie on top of
each other, aided by little mud
Sir Isaac Newton's law of graVita-
ton. Thus came the idea of our
homes which have evolved to their
present status.
1 would not be surprised to get
up some morning and read that
some fellow had invented an
Gle trohuggo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
before which a fellow can stand in
New York and kiss and hug his
sweetheart in Chicago with all the
delightful sensations. I would not
be surprised if some fellow would
invent a sort of a cigar-shaped
ectro-gyroscope in which a fellow
can crawl, lock, a door, push a but
ton and get to San Francisco two
hours before you start. l would
not be surprised to get up and
hear that some fellow had per-
fected the power of condensation
until he has put Armour, Swift.
Cudahy. Nelson and Morris, and
Wilson cut of business.
And the dude-the missing link
between monkey and man, who
sputters and splurges, spends
daddy's fortune, spends it on cham
payne, wine and fast women, en-
cages in four hours conversation
and never uses a sensible sentence
while he is on the job, I wouldn't
be surprised if some fellow would
perfect a flying machine which
would put Ben Curtiss out of bust
ness and take the society belle
away up where she would kiss and
hug and bill and COO and make
love to the man in the moon.
I don't know what's going to hap
pen in the world don't know
what's going to happen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-09-22

given all heating apparatus, chin
neys, electric wiring and ventilat-
ing devices and necessary repairs
made to insure safe operation dur
ing the winter;
That hotels, factories, theatres
churches and all public and pri-
gate be carefully examined and
every safeguard be provided to pro-
tect the lives of the occupants;
That competent watchmen be
engaged, if Waterman service is
not already maintained, at ali
buildings where manufacturing is
carried on or goods are stored in
important quantities:
THAT fire drills be held, and con-
tinued thereafter at frequent in
tervaIs in schools, factories and
public buildings. and that occu-
pants be thoroughly acquainted
with the best and safest means OF
exit in case of emergency;
That local public officials give
special attention to the need for
best possible building regulations,
fire prevention ordinances and
means of protection against fire;
THAT general educational exer-
cises be held, especially in the
schools, to impress upon the people
the urgent necessity of this great
work of conservation and to stimu-
late a sense of personal response
bility in carrying it out.
''And it IS particularly desirable
that the press give its active sup
port and devote all possible pu-
blicity to the purposes for which
this day is designated"