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New-York tribune., 1919-03-08

ERoNN HRANCH. eea f,,.' r-c.A s,--.-
DIR. 4. a. PEA NSTlEI4l--4 20
second Lecture o. Modern rranle-nr
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Y. n. c. A.
DIR. S. PARKES CADMAN
Y. ". c. 4.

sf'prhhd ar Al, RRANCH Lexington Ave f,sd 9,
WHAT PLACE HAS con y =
Yol , LffE2'
Speaker MISS ISABELLA y rsT.f->,
secy Religious Work " at side Rranch.
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08

WEST VEST SIDE HIANf'fi 7eh 81 AZ -o,h An
sf..Ci Al i1sifEf ssRVTCF- p rn
Music aad Reading Tea so-ved
New-York tribune., 1919-03-08
Three Great Governments
The System of France, Great
Britain and America

HOW FRANCE IS GOVERNED BY Raymond
Foincare. Translate by Bernard Mall. l2mo
pp 330. Robert NJ Mcbride & Co.
17IE GOyEiNNtl.NT OF ENGLAND. BY David
Duncan Wallace Svo. pp 3si. G. r. Tutnan's
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&ilions
gro6fr 3irfeli@luung
IN ieinem 6efclac befinSet iiep Gin klcines Beer
BON kcrreiponScntcit, photographer, SLIM
leriten itnS 6eReimpclisiitcn
Gr ,uirS frei nnS obne ieSen sensept ipre6c

Suntultp, esraa 8ilion, Or. Gorp
@ropion iein Gtenograpb Gilbert
90. GIoie uno on0ere Wtitslieoer
ieiner llni9eblng int @eiBen Sauie.
9ln Der Spibe Der i'm begleitei,-
Den @ebeimpoli5ei befinoet iid)
&iIfshcf Soiepb 9turpbp. 2ehterer
bat S8illon olif allen ieinert &eiien
aud in europa 5ltr Seite geitanben.
9ie @cbeimpoliSiiten iperOen ben
@aggon iinmittclbar biltter bent
jenieen beg 9rali6enten inne boben
itnb meroen Inn io6alo er Sen 3ug
perldft, mtf Shritt un0 Sritt be-
gleiten Die eroBten 8oriidtsmoB-
regeln fins gum Sdlus oes 8rGiis
oenten getroffen iporoett.
Ser 3iia 6es GrGii0enten beite6t
aus ieinen 9ribottpaggon eiiicm
@og9on fir sic @cbeinipoli8ei, Ell.
uent folden fir bic &orreiponoen-
ten einem Speiie- uno eilient @es
pdd- 8ogaon. 9ieier 3ne piro ei.
meln reaelnaBioen Sdnellsuee an-
gebargt ineroen. Cine 2ofomotibc
miro 8nr Siderbeit oes Graiioentpn.
6uaes oieien bora1sfabren.
Die erlte Solicitation iuiro Go
lumbns> Ohio, ieilb tpo er liorgea
bornlittogs ipridt.
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@aibinqton 8. Sept. (ltuiteb
9reB.) grdiioent &ilion miro bette
@beno @aibington fir feline 9febes
tour, 6ie 10000 MeiIen ltnfGBt
perldilelt I'M SIT beriudelL 0ent
sgolfe Der @ereinigten Staaten Die
lleber3euguug bei5ubringerL Bob
Der Srieoensbertrog in ieiner jesi.
gen 5aiil,ng bonn Senat rdtifioiert
perOen iol. @r miro berirden, ouf
Die ofTcntIi6e @einung eiten 9ruf
aus5uiiben. Oanit bic Senotorer,
ipel6e Dem &ertrag opponteren ein=
ifipenfer. Dir meiiten gfeoen miro
Bilion iueltlidJ bon Chicago bal
ten, oenn 6ie glbnti1iitrotion lit Der
aniidlt, bob fih in ienem @ebiet
Der 8ereirigten Stooten Die 1tGrfIte
Stronlun9 gegen ben 8ertrag gel
teno moft. @eIonoere 9l1lfnlerfianls
felt miro Der 9sacificfiilte gepiomet
iper0en; Dic oortige 8ebolferung iol
nod 9(aiicbt ibrer Senotoren auf
Sapon ipeeen Ser Shallfltng 4nge-
legenbeit oroipobnii6 iein.
glm t3 September ipirb 9rdii-
bent Q8il'on ouf Ser 9obc bon
5cattle 9tcbue ~iiber Sic 95aeificL
6iotte abrebmen.
eines Der 9auptorglineilte 8il-
ions suefs Serbeifiibrung Der &a.
tififation beg sSrie0enspertrogs
miro mabridDeinli6 bnrin belteben,
bob Die inouItrieIle ltnraIt unb Die
Seucrilng ni6t cher geboben tpcr6en
fam bis mirfli1er 5rieoe our6
Die siatififation >es @ertrogs ipic-
Ser beraeItellt noroen lit. ct miro
in ieinen GeOel narlegen, ipesboI6
Die Sereinigien .Gtoaten ilnbebingt
Der 8olferliga atgeboren lilitIien ilnb
miro hent Golfe peri0nIi6 iiber oie
p8enn@ lno 04ber" oltf ser Gori.
fer 5rieoensfonferen5 9eriht erItnt=
ten nno Sic 9lrbciten Der fSrieoens-
fonferen3 beleltd)ten.
Serr @ilion bot nidt 3eit gc-
babt, ieinc &eoen ous5uarbeiten; er
miro an Son0 bon Noti5ett oie ct
nuf leiner 9feile nieocri9reibt, Ihre.
den. SoI(ten ieine Spponenten ieis
men Spuren foIgen uno beriu6eL
feline 8eboltptl1ngeit slt tpioerIegen,
Damn ipirh er ibnen Die Intport
nidt idul0ig bGeiben, 10 6oB Ser
aampf I'M Die 9fatifi8ierung oes
5riebensbertrngs IN cine 9cbotte
ausarten mag, 6ie iid ilber oaS
gan8e 2dno erItredt.
l1e6er 25 3eitrtngsforreipon
iueroen 6errn 8iIion auf ieinerl
9ieiie begIcifeit oesgleiden ein gou-
3es Corps bon photographer rno
Aufnebu1ern bon @onoeIbiIoern. |
@leid) uof) elmer eebaItenen &e6e
miro bie iid gebotene S8ene mittels
Grandchildren Dem @olfe i'm gonaenI
2anOe ae5eiat meroen.
eSn 9enleitlmq oes 9rdlioetten
befinoen lid Oeiien gSripotiefratGr
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nmerika mus europa
niiaiarSen bcreen
-Sppper.
2e6ensmittel in ben Ser. Gtaaten
wcroen binnen fnrsem einen
riciiseH greisitars srfa6reu.

8oris, 8. Sept.-0er 9eabrungs-
mittel0ireftor DER @cIt, Ser6ert
Soober, erfl6rte Dor Dem aongreB.
fonlitee, oos NIT Ser llnterluhung
Der arieesausgaben betrallt lit, ooB
eS fir Die Ser. Staoten 5uinaeno
1T, europa einen 2reoit bon 49,.
000000,000 bis $4,000,000,000
ouT Die 9auer uon an0ertboIb bis
5lpei Sabren gu eeipdbren, Inn eineu
gtorft fiir ben amerifauii9en lte6er.
fluB Sit idoffen mo europa Dor ei-
ner aotaitropbe 81 beipnbren.
Gin ilngebeurer Sreisitar5 ser
gfobrungsmitteI in oen Ser etaa-
ten fonn in elm paor Mon1ten er-
portet iperOei, idete Sooper. Die
Spctulonten baben oos Gnoe ibrer
Wiodt erreiht ltnS iino rid)t lancer
iuIitanoe, &orr1tc auiSubGufen, neil
europa niht in ser 2age lit. oicIe
8arcn 81 fallfen. @arenbauier IN
slntiteroom, &ottcroam, aopen6oaen
uno Stofbolnl iino nit omerifouis
lden 2ebensnlittcIn ilberfiillt, ober
es gibt feinen 9lnfIuB fir oieielben,
% lene 2dnoer, luelhe scr 2ebens-
nlttel beoilrfen, fein @eIo boben,
Oieielben 5lt fanfen.
Spetulanten Der 9on5en 8elt lino
filr Die gceenmartige qcuerunq Der.
antlportlid, inoen iic Giftualien an.
bauften i'll Der Soifning. lie gil 30.
ben Yreilcn 5u berfouien oeren
9offnlngen aber baben li6 nidt err
fiiat.
8elpabren Die Ser. Stoatelt sen
areOit nidt, bnn miro cine aefdbr-
llde Sage geihaifen iueroer. g8d6.
reno Der 9ouer oeS Griegcs berorei.l
tadten ii6 Die omerifanilfen Bro
butte; 1lno wegn nidt permanentc
garfte fiir oiSieI6en geirbaffen
iperoen, oann lit cine itbredlihe STE.
nttion una6penobar.
Die amcrifaniigben SSarmer mil.
len Dor oIleit Gingen beriifiihtiot
neroen; Oeren 9rooilfte lnltB Elm all.
ter Wearft gorantiert neroen.
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Sen. CaSollette ,uirc
OelDorlaac 9efdbrlid,

@oibingtot 5. Sept. syreunbc
Der S.lpcrpa9tungs gorIage i'm
Senat nnlen gum ,gloture~ Ser
fabren ereifeiL mn oie Oebatte 8il
beetioelt, fals Dies nottpefloig iIt, Inn
Die @orlage 5ur @rtabme al brin-
gen. 9eiturlibigt blirdl Den lange1
lnr0 entfdloiienen aanrpf Oes Geno-
tors 2a6oIlette gegen oie gorfogc,
Baben Die Senatoren bor etri1en "a.
gen nit Ser 6eruntretnuug Der
yGlotlrre@ -Getition begonnen in0
lett Oie ilotigen t6 llnteridrifteft
erlanet.
Senator Gbonlas bat befannt ge-
madt, 0aB, falls oie @orloge beute
nidt ongenoutlnen miro, ct Die Ge-
tition nnterbreiten miro uno 0ann
miro Der genat 5pei Ioge fpdter
iiber ben 9tnfrag obltililn1en, oie 9e.
botte 5lt erIeoigen. Cine 3lpcibrittcI.
Stirnmerl5abl lit ooSu notig. Se.
nntor Smoot bot angefiift0iat, odb
er Belte cine 9tadriieltng for0ern
miro, foGs Die gprIage ipd6reno ser
SogiiBltng nidt oneenonlrlet miro.
Senator 2aSoIlette griff Die 3ei-
tltngen Oes 2ouoes an nnb erfl1rte,
lie tuiir0en sfontroIliert."
sd IteIlte oos 1912 In gbifa6el-
pbia felt, uno fte berOoutnlten mid
bafiir unO berbalinten mid eine 3eit.
lang aus ibren Spnlter", fagte cr.
Ser &eoner erflarte, es gebe ridt
mebr ais bier ooer flint Gu6Iifa.
tionen, oie nidt it6er 200 600 g(bon-
nenten bitten, .pelhe ridt ourdl .oie
@torgan-Ston0oro Oil uno gllliier.
tenirtereiien4 fpttrolliert iueroen
lrn0 ipelhe frei ieien, raritifen Der
@tddte au 0rude1t, oie oas il0ltItri.
ele 2eben Der Station beberrIdten."
oS1oem er oie Monopofe obcrtnaTs
an9riff iogte Senator 2osyoqette,
Rrdiioent SSiIion iei 1912 ouf lem
&eripreden bin ertpdbTt tporoct,
Init scr &ontrolle etner Sanbboa
2eute otlf5ur1ttrten" uno b1s 2ono
bon eineln Monopol at befreteit ober
6ab er onieutaIs einen Singer ge.
riibrt hobe, icin 8erIpreden eitlsu.
Ioirn ooer eineu Gritit offiSieII unter
Dem arininaIgeies ait SerfoIeen.
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kdfltpfc s,uifeben
4oclcn u. Demticbe.'

8rcSlau, 3. Sept. golniide
Sniurgenten in Gberi6Ieiien boben
Die Stabt gptonL in meIher fif,
eine oeutife @arniion befan6, qe
itilrmt uno cine 9fn5abI DeitIder
9ffi5iere getotet. 10 neloet 6ie gres.
loner 3eittng. Die 9eittiden baben
Yan5eraiige nod Mpsionice obae-
ididt, mo es beridieoentlid spiiden
Bolen unb 2eutiden gum @efe6t ge-
fomnRn lit.
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mcttcrberitt,t

Sir Omaha un0 llmse6rng: bieI.
Ieidt &egenibauer beute obenb nno
Gounerstng. Seine 9Lenoerung in
Der Senlperotur.
Sir Soma: neiit beip0Ift betue
abert6 nn0 Gonnerstcs. @ieaeidt
aleeenidnuer I'M iueitIihen SeiL.
aeiils GereerIIng ip agE 1eruasEatlIz
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RnRlrattiitc=G GefIiieel
befhlaenabnrt

5pofane, 8aib., 8. Sept. - gliif
ge1ebl bes oiitriftsgeridts bo-
ben gnnoesnariddae $4,000 gfttno
9efrorenes @efliigeL in oen bieitqelt
ailblrdllEnen befd(agnabntt uno apar
liirter Der 9lngabe, Dob basieIbe cine
ltn9ebilbrIi6 Ianae Belt oarin gebal-
ten ipuroe. Die folgenoen 6irmen
limo betroffen:
armour & So, 1882 gfuno;
Senningion 9roouce COMPANY, 21,s
94t Gfuno; Gafing SouIe Dtorfet,
51,736 &funo; Commercial Cream.
erD Company, 1900 Gfltno.
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lleberidlufl Der (siien6a6nsll.

sSnibingttott 3. Sept. - Syrn SSuIi
bat gum erlten @l1L felt bieIen O2o-
nnten Der aeeieriingsbetrieb Ser
gabn in eineln Otondt einen iteber.
i4uB onftatt Elm 9efisit ssetgt. &c.
neralOireftor Sines inete beitte. 6ot
Der Iettogeipinn i'm Suli $1,000
900 ousmnden tuiiroe. Ser 0etto.
perIult Der &egieritne in Z Monaten
betrit9 $290,526,307.
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9orIehen fiir (fith[anS.

aopenbosen, 8. Sept. --Die Ser.
Staoten boben GitblnnO einen 9re6it
bon $50,000,000 betpiI[igt; Sns
@eIo ioG srobteiiteils CUR ge3ob.
lung fiir nr1erifaniide @aren, bic
mad GftbInnb eeIdidt tporoen fiuo,
bertpenOet iuer0en.
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hapitaliitcft= itnS
1lrbeiterkcnferens

8aibington, 8. Sept. syn sen
Sogen 5miiden Dem 5. lno 10. Gf.
tober miro Die bon GrGiioent @iIIon
in 8orialas eebrodte aonferen3 bon
&ertretern Der gLrbeiter imo aopito-
liIten in @aibinatcn itattfinSen. linz
gefabr bieraig SSertreter iper6en 81
SerieIben eingeIa6en wer6en.
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gritiidler slieasr aetItst.

2onoon, 8. Sept. - grigooege.
neral CHARLES Sec, elmer Ser ber.
porrogcnoitel slieeer gnglonos,
itiir5te itnfupit griItoI nit ieinem
aeropIon ob mo miiroc ouf scr
Stelle aefoiet.
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1lrntee iibcr
Sen 6rett5pcrfa4
bcmnriibiat

@aibin3ton 8. Sept. 0o8
ariegSamt miro ben onltliden 9e-
ridt 0es @eneroInoiors 9idlnann
abnarten, bebor es S9ritte hit, ne
gen oes glngriffs ouf 6en Slieger
aapt. 9. gS. WeRabb bon 9eoforO,
Snb., Der bel eincin 9Sluge on Scr
merifoniiden @ren5e BON Der ineri-
foniiden Seite aug ongei1oTen
lpur0e. S5n miIit1tiIden areiien b1lt
man Sen 8aG fin iftuerlpiegen0er
ais Die filr5lide 3nriidboItltng ser
amerifaniiden sSIieger 5meds Or
lnngung bon 20iegeloerll 0a ii6
ser @erooft erboben, ooB es bel.
Ieidt reauI1re merifoniide Srnp.
pen iuare1L bon 6enen oas ShieBen
ouseing.
8ar amerifanii6er giiroer. :.
Ser 9en6it, Der am %. 9luqtIt
aonm Sdnefer, einen ameritoniimen
9iirerr IN 3acntecns, ernioroete, lit
lnit @erihten, Oie i'm Sto1ts.9e.
partement eingeIaufen, bon merifn.
niihen Iruppen eridoiien poroen.
Cine Gepeide bonn onlerifnniiden'
aoniuI aus Salina Gru5 iueloet,
onB Sdaeier eiit notltraIiiierter
9iireer NOR. S1oeIer bntte bel iei-
ner GrmorSung piel @eIo on fid
fin bic 8nblroIle Der M1ine, In
pcIfer er beih1ifigt mar. Seine
g'itfter wO9nt in sbopsbura, gO.
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,,Ocppelt aibt, iper
f9neM eibt", icnte
Sie ccInne ieim
SaS Srntlde Gptr .arens fat nm bic
3nIeRonng pcn fOnbenHertcr
'Wild se6eten.
Nnf anr raiden Sat!

slnf anr raidcn Sat!
Sort oil 0eS GSommers Guf erflin-
gen.
Der oltelt Seiflat iiberrn Neeer:
User fam. lino mill llns Silfe brin.
gen,
Dem Oertihen 8nlfe, flnnmerIdlperY
Sorlt Du Der 6iedeu leiieS syonl-
incrt2
Siebit on ociner ain0er S5unoer.
blid2
9iepsil in reidet 8orrotsfomncrn
@ier ribt Der glrnen rcidItcs
BLild2T
SSenn nur Elm ffeines eSiinffen
2iehe
SsSft einern Deutiden Screen flummt.
Damn foht es an Sic. ebIen Sriebe,
3u belfen raid Dem. Seiruatlanb.
Damn lopert es 1T beilgem sSeuer
Ser 8rrbcrIiebe iibers 0eeer;
Ser Seiplat. oie Inns trulit ltn0
teuer.
gu belfeu taft. pp6s 6sfeinent fdtper.
Drum ber nit elren 2iebesgoben,
90 raid ibr fonltt, 10 biel i6r
fonnt;
Dab mir Die 4rmen 0riiben Ioben.
sci mon6er 9iiien inns nliBq0ant.
auf ouf ans @erf, SIR 9eltIdlen
olle,
uno reift oen Snngriqen oas
9rDt-
aBir beIfen Tins in Iot uno Goo!--~
@mil Me1er.
Die ergreifen6en obigcn gSorte
iuIltcn iid milotdtig 9eIinnte 2ellfe
sur &i6tihnur ncbrnen uno raid
geben, oenn Die SCOT in 9eiltlGIono
uno 9eutId)oiterreid) lit groB, ipie
aus tdgliden 9eridten berboraebt.
Die Omaha SiIfsgeieIlidoft bot
NIT ibrer Senoung bon 1000
&annen fonoeniierter laildl nodl
Deutid(ano uno 9eutid.Sclterreid
oas &i6tige getroffen. 6em AM
Samstag bat Die g9etu gorfer
SilfsgeieIlidaft auf ibre gtnfrage
bin bonn 9eutiden &oten areus
oos foIgenoe &abelgranlm er6aIten:
n8ielen 9anf fiir bielberiprcden-
Den gnfang. 9itte, @iil6 gu fem
oen."
Sie Stem gorfer baben 0ie erIten
$4,000 ihrer @eloer fir Otil6 Der.
pan0t uno onbpn $4,000 filr
GeutidInnO un0 $4,000 fiirl
3euti9 .Selterreif.
9ie Smabn Si[fs.@eielli6aft
bat ibre critic Sen0ung bon 1000I
Gonuen fonoeniicrter NliI6 m &c.
nou oenialben 9erbdItnis 3lpii6en
ben bei6en 2dnoeri nerteiIt.
Morgen aben0 b1lt ser @orItanO
Der bieiigen @eieIlihaft i'm @atiif.
berein cine 8erianmlllng ab rno
5reitag nahnittng beriontnteIt ii6
Die 5ratenieftion i'm Mitiifberein
6iuansberid)t.
9isber ber6ffentlidt:.. $4536.91 !
6. q. Splittger6er, 8opne.
gtebry ........ 10000
$4636.9t !
S6cds iino nus5uitcllen ouf @u.
itab Soueiien 6innna Gefretdr, |
1923 2eabeuportb Ctr, Smaba,
Iebr. gluf i'm ausgeiteate Sdeds
f6nnen bon 2eiera au6 an Die Sri.
biine geianOt iuerOen Ole iie an
9errn @aueiien ii6ergeben miro.
Serr Splittgerber aus 8opne, 1T
Der erfte. Der einen 2ibertD gono iiir
6ds cole SiIfsiperf einianote. Gr
bat onmit ginn6en ben @ee ee.
5eigt, iuie ons gtite @erf geforSert
iperoen fam itn0 ioIlte er 9iofnh- !
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2onooft 3. Sept. - Ger britt.
ide 8erlt0rer girtoria nur6e bon
boIidetpiitiifen Decentralization IN
Der Gitiee oueeerifieu ,mO bericnft.
elf @onn Der Sciaenne ertranfeH.
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Columbus ais Bciipiel
fir anScre St6Ste

Die Sarser Oieies Stabtdens 6a6cn
III i6rem eritcn geridt S743.5O
fir bic oentiden 9iotlciScnSen an
Die Omaha Silfs-@sienTdaft &C.
ianSt. - Sett iOllte aber bus
sSerf audi in anbern geaenSen
Sss Staates init allem Grnite be.
sinncn.
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Seute morgen iDuroen mir ourd,
folgenoe 8uirbrift aus Columbus er.
trellt, 81 Der mir MIR iagen f5nnen,
vnloge Die cole Eat in anoerei Stdo.
ten uno Srtidaften bon gSebrnsra
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(5orticsuns auf 9eite s.
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gerIIit 3. Sept. = Cine listener
0epei4e dn Die 3cituns sfm Waittop
ineIoet eS iei Iider, bab Die otter.
reidiide MISUNDERSTANDING Die
geoingungen omebmen iueroe. es
perloutet, onb Die gefiiruorter elmer
oitcrreidifd .Oeittiden Union oent
8crtrag oppotieren iueroen; Die gln.
nabme oesieIben nber 1T 0urh oie
GbriitIihio5ialen mo So3iaIoeno.
fraten berbiIr1t.
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Evening journal., 1919-02-06
DENTAL CLINIC AIDED
400 DRAFTED MEN

The dental clinic with quarters in
the Public Building. established TO aid
men with defective teeth 10 pass the
dental examination for military SER
vice, was Of assistance to 400 appli-
csnts. Major William c. Speakmsn
was the originator Of the clinic. and
was respons BILE for much OF its sue
cess. When Major Speakman was or
dered over seas, DR.. Philip A. Traynor
took charge OF the clinic. Many mem
bers OF the Delaware State Dental So
ciety have assisted in the work. and a
number OF young women volunteers
performed the clerical duties In con-
nection with the Office work, Mrs. Will
liam c. Nesbit supervised the ONCE
work, and later, Miss Sarah Evans be-
came secretary OF the clinic.
From April ~, 1917. TO July J.. 1918.
nearly 400 men received attention, the
work being classified as follows: Teeth
treated 260; extractions. 200; nerve
extirpations, IS; amalgam Filings, 800;
porcelain Filings, 80; prophylactic treat
ments. 81; plates set. 81; bridges set.
%; crowns. 60.
Finding that the work called for a
large expenditure OF funds the clinic
appealed TO the Delaware Chapter Of
the Red Cross for cooperation and the
chapter agreed 10 give a sum not 10
exceed 500 a month for the work.
The organization OF the clinic was so
excellent that, it was left untouched
Out OF si50 given by the Red Cross
during the year balance OF $3.50 re-
mains.
The report concludes:
Il wish TO call TO your attention the
Of DR.. c. Layton Grier and
Or. Frank L. Grier. who not only sold
all supplies received from the Caulk
Dental Company at cost. but made large
donations as well. Their interest and
cooperation were much appreciated by
hose who helped TO make the clinic q
war activity In which Delaware may
Justly take great pride"
Evening journal., 1919-02-06

years have passed into the eternal bliss
OF time and no State monument erect
ed in this State to the memory Of their
deeds and sacrifices. There Is one great
fact that Stands out above all Others
that IL it had not been for the deeds
and sacrifices Of those boys in blue.
this country would not have gone into
this world war united as they were.
under one flag and that the 1ag Of the
United States OF America. Pass this
bill and those men remaining will say
God Bless You.
The Spanish-American Voluntee- OF
1898, offered his services unto his
country for whatever services his
country might ask OF him. II he did
not charge up San Juan Hill. or ride
into Manila Bay 1t was no fault OF his
Pass this bill and those men will say
God Bless You. The soldiers OF the
great world war, the war across the
seas. the volunteers were slow in offer
ing, the government in Its wise iudg-
ment passed the draft bill which meant
that the government would put It's
strong arm upon your boy and my boy
and induct him into the army, and
without a slip In the working Of the
machinery Of that law we furnished
the men that made the war a success
for our Allies and ourselves. On the
other hand we have poured out our
money unstintedly for the support of
the Red Cross. knights OF Columbus
and the Y. VI. G. A.. which will not
come back TO you in dollars and cents
but VIII come back 10 you thar you
have done your conscientious duty TO-
ward the support and furnishing the
finer things that go toward helping
soldier over the rough places. YOU
have subscribed literally toward the
Liberty Bonds and War Savings
Stamps which will return to you in
after years.
"And now for this proposed monu-
ment. pass this bill, when those ooys
come home this summer and fall and
find this State In line with other States
in erecting monuments that will en-
dure for all time, their fathers. moth
ers. brothers and sisters will say unto
you You have been faithful servants.
come up to higher places and may God
bless you"
"The Commission was unanimously |
united mat TOT tne part the women or |
this country took in assisting IN the !
world war, both across the seas and in
The home work in all its branches. that
they are entitled 10 recognition. so we
have placed her as the browning SYM
Dol OF the Worldwide Peace.
ALLOW me 10 make a prediction
Pass this bill giving the appropriation.
dedicate It this fall when the boys
.ome home and you will have TO
move Dover out into the country TO
lold the people"
Following Mr.. Bucklngham's remarks,
enator Alice asked Mr.. Van Amringe Il {
What the estimated cost Of the monu- ;
lent would be.
The sculptor replied that It would be |
$1,000 complete. He stated that II Del |
ware authorizes the erection OF the c
Immediately. he can place /
on the Green by next November, and h
Evening journal., 1919-02-06
CANT CUT OFF MY Leg
SAYS RAILROAD ENGINEER

Il am a railroad engineer; about 20
years ago my leg was seriously injured IN
an accident out West. Upon my refusing
10 allow the doctor 10 smputate II was
told It would be impossible TO heal the
wound. ! have tried all kinds OF salves
and had many doctors IN the past % years.
but to no svai. Finally resolved to use
PETERsoN's OINTMENT on my leg. You
cannot imagine my astonishment when
found Il was doing what over 100 things
had failed to do. Ny leg is now com
pletely cured."-Gus Hauft, 100 Myrtle
avenue. Brooklyn, n. Y
at makes me feel proud to be able 10
produce an ointment Ike that" says Peter
son, Of Buffalo. mot only do ] guars ntee
Peterson,s Ointment for old sores and
wounds, but for eczema. salt rheum, ulcers
itching skin and blind. bleeding, or itch
ing piles, and ! put up q big box for s5
cents. a price all can afford 70 pay and
money back from your druggist II not sat.
ished."
Evening journal., 1919-02-06
Amt Nature
Wonderful!
Rv GENE AHERN.
BY GENE AHERN.

Now that the war took to the rain
spout and left old landlady Ma Earth
to pound on the door for the room
rent and damages. we've gotta do some
flashy gable work 10 extract the
wrench from the cogs, and get the old
chugger whizzin' on both poles again.
F'rlnstance, Popular Music. Kid Mars
put a martial kink in II and left II
nat. Song writers are going in circles
like a three-legged mouse. Gotta get
away from rhyming spank with Yank,
Hun with run, autocracy with democ-
racy. and might, right and fight.
The old cat Is coming back with the
same old yowl and a new life. Get set
for another fusillade Of stone age
Southern ditties. Y'know. "Grandpap's
Dixie Fiddle" while the Flapiacks
Cool In Carolina" 81 Miss My Missls-
slppl Saturday Bath" There's a Hat
rack Waiting in Old Alabam"-eto.