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The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-09
FINAL ACCOUNTING CT 1918
CAMPAIGN FOR SECOND
RED CROSS WAR FUND

Final accounting has been made
by the undersigned US Cashier OF the
American Red Cross Second War
Fund. the campaign for which was
made in May, 1918.
The results are rs follows:
Cash collections to June 10,
1910 So,of''''
Collections ON pledges to
Dec, 81, 1915. l,609.2b
Total Recommendations
Dposited in the Golden Saw
ings Bank and since remit
ted to W. G. McAdoo, Treas
sure I'd n. c. War fund .ss,2l7.s0
Paid over for uses Jefferson
sen County Chapter. 2,699.5O
Held for use jefferson County
Chapter. waiting permiss-
ion for retention. ... 1914
Total ...,...,.t,t,, .u0,"o1,ol
OF the installment subscriptions
about $3.50 remain uncollccted thru
this office. many payments having
been nude thru the Denver office.
while some subscribers have utterly
ignored ull requests for payment Of
their subscriptions.
These can now make payment to
Grover Taylor. Treasurer Of the JEFF
fcrson County Chapter.
In making collections that have
been made and in rcccipting for the
sumo this office has sent out nearly
1000 letters.
Tho total expenses paid BY the Red
Cross organization has been less than
x2s.
Respectfully submitted.
X. BROAD JR..
Cashier Jefferson County
for Sec ond War Fund American Red
Cross
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-09
The UNITED STATES
AND THE ALIEN

There is danger in the United
States that, in the thought Of many
persons. the term "alien" may be con-
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-09

r. s. Knapp has $2o,00o.00 to
loan on Garden tracts and farms.
The Arvada enterprise., 1919-01-09

Subscribe for The Entcrprisc-$2.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

NEWS Is
NJ. ! Flanagan is spending the day
in Chicago at the Brunswick house.

NJ ! Flanagan is spending the day
IN Chicago at the Brunswick house.
Mrs. j. ) Peters of san Antonio,
Texas who delivered an address t.
day at the all American conference
AT the Chicago Coliseum, Will arriN
with her sister. Mrs. Joseph Baker Sr"
in South Ottawa.
Mrs. Jennie Evans left Saturday for
Watervlict. Wis, for two weeks
visit with her son.
Myron picEcus of Van Buren, street
lett today tor pelduc, Ind, whore he
will attend Pcrduc University during
the coming year.
Mrs. William Staddcn and daughtt
Myrtle, lG East Washington stree,
went to Chicago this morning Tor a
two days visit with friends.
Miss Ethel Bowers Of East Ottawa
underwent an operation TO have heI
tonsils removed Saturday evening Al
Ryburn Hospital
Earl Snarr left this morning ioI
| Chicago, whore he viii take up stud
les at the Chicago Technical school
Mrs T., A. Houston returned today
j from Rock Falls, where she spent the
+ last week visiting friends.
Mr.. ". $. Myers left today for ore
! gon III, to spend his vacation.
VIM. X Lcverich and Fred w Bue
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
RECOVER FORD AUTO.
STOLEN IN OTTAWA;
YOUTH IS ARRESTED
YOUNG FARMER SAID TO HAVE
ADMITTED STEALING CAR Be
LONGING TO RICHARD EHLEY--
ACCUSED IN COUNTY JAIL.

With the arrest of Il youth who
gave his name as Joseph Berg son
Of a wealthy farmer residing near Au-
rora and recovery Of Il Ford automo-
bile stolen last Wednesday from in
front of the Wheeler a Malo phar
macy on La Sale street, the police OF
Ottawa and Aurora believe they are
about to round up a band Of auto
thieves who have been working IN
this district the past several months.
The Ford property Of Richard Eli
ley. who farms south Of Ottawa, was
recovered on the streets OF Aurora
after it had been abandoned, accord
ing To- police allegations, by young
Berg Berg. following his arrest, j.
said TO have admitted stealing the ear
in Ottawa and then driving il TO Al
rOra He said he became tircd #
farming he and his father operating
32O-aCre place near Aurora and
came to Ottawa in quest of other di-
Ncrtiscmcnt, He took it in the form
of plfering unattended LizIioS, but
now that the law has him in its
c'u'cl''S II S"'" 80 w ""'S O''''' '''
anu very ''pc"'""''
'l ne GAME - WA" a. NV
i'of'od I" nave .oi' 'ilo Poi',r' ~ ia
NJ 'n''".io',9 VI Hl''''"@ "'''
Lauppnpd along where he nice new
""pP'noo "'U"N wv
PANT anu a,'i",'s ''''' VI Wv ~
chaPerohed for" oecNo''eo anu ""o,.''
MN haDie TO resist IT'S Sl'c"''Ne
temptations he bounded INTO 'he seat
ana with a ic" hichS Oh tite ''e'I'dn
Ism bounced OUT Vi Town 'l rs"
rate OF speed, re dro'e the ma c"i'''
to Aurora ana mere Is Sdio t" nave
gotten oad case u 'o'u ''''' 'o''
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
EDW. HEATING
ARRIVES IN u. S. A.

Word was received that Edw j.
Heating, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ED
Heating of De Leon street, has ar
rived in New York after spending
many months in France with the
Prairie division
He is now stationed at Camp Mer
rift and expects TO be transferred
soon to some other camp whore he
will receive his discharge papers,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
WILSON RESPONDS
TO RESERVATION|STS
Continued from page H.

INTO the hc''rt u me nor ""cst' req
dent Wilson began today "A week oi
travel that VIII take him over the
Rockies and all IN way to the racine
coast.
Two addresses were on the Prc6I'
dents crowded schedule again today
one at the Auditorium at Omaha Ncp'
and the olher at AN evening mass
meeting in Sioux rams ;. - Depart
ing at midnight IRON ReS MONIES
Iowa, where ne mad spent sunday the
President was to reaeh Omaha some
hours before the address, but ne
wanted to sleep late ana plans hdd
been adjusted so as to give him a mn
nights rest
On the ADVICE OF his physician, d.
Cary I. GraYsoh, the lPoSIdent Is
conserving ms strength Tor the ihr'o
weeks OF traYel ana speech making
ahead Of him After MS Dreaming
spell in De8 N0ions, MI wilson was
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
HE DID HIS BIT! WILL
LA SALLE co. DO HERS
tC0ntinued from Page ~

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that he took the gaii and handed it
back to jerry in stronger doses.
Entering as buck private, Mr.
Weesc served later as a supply sc?
ecant and then was sent to the DIN
GERS training school at De Leon
Springs, where he came out an em-
bryo lieutenant, but h. did not r.
ceive his commission until weeks and
months later. He performed thH
duties of IA cadet officer, but obtained
none Of the rewards that go With
leather putteeS and shoulder bars, all
without protest or a whimper When
time came for the war department to
unrayeled enough red tape to get MN
his commission he was in the front
lines and the war was about over
He is back no WamOng the nome
folks. He has earned a reward, not
because of any military distinction h
gained over there but as recognition
of that spirit which prompted mn
lions Of red blooded young men to las
ASIDE everything to do or die for theli
country, After his great experience
in the army, his knowledge OF it.
workings and the devotion to law am
order arising theretrom, he is quail
fed more than ever for the importan
oflisc he seeks and should attain.
Thursday Ottawa and La sail
/ County will awaken with fun roalHl
ton a. to whether or not j. mas 'don'
/ its bit" toward GIonn w Wees,
There Will be mighty bad taste
] il hnan't.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

The wedding ring was not always
plain. as We see it today. 1t was fire.
Qucntly highly orn:mentcd ana
wrought with various designs. But as
other rings began to be worn the we'd
ding ring was made conSpicuously
plain. The practice, however, was
long in vogue of inscriNing appropriate
notices on rings. The ring may be
said to be symbolic. II is of gold and
typines purity and refinement, where
a. its rotundity signifies "tn" round
flowing Of mutual love AMI hearty af-
lection"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

Mother Shpton was rcputod an
English prophecies of the time Of
Henry VIII. She was first heard from
in 1911, when "Thc rrophccjc of Moth
or Shipton' was published Anonymous
~ in London In 1862 Charles lind
ley reprinted a life of Mother ship
ton, originally published hy Richard
Hcady Nondon, 1850, He added
some dopgcrcl of his own and wound
up with the prophecy that tn" world
would come to an end in lNNl Ia
1873 Mr. Ii'ndloy acbnoN lodged that
the verses were Il hoax.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
RAIL WAY MEN
OPEN CONVENTION
TO DECIDE STRIKE

Detroit. Sept. s.. With from 1000
to- 5000 delegates, representing, 1t Is
stated. 600 400 maintenance of way
and shop workers ATTENDING, the con
vontion is ready TO consider action
on the strike vote canva5Sed last
week which stood $4,000 for and D.
600 against the proposed strike, Should
wage demands of the brotherhood be
denied Director General of Railroads
Walker D. Hines is expected to adj
dress the men during the convention
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
The Three Hundred.

What are your spears, - NerXesf
What are your sings, proud Persian,
with your 2,O0OOOO soldiers shccting
the plains of Greece with Splondor and
roaring, like the iuAilant s"0, along the
Pass Of Thermopylae? There stands
I.eonidas with his 300, rocklkc: ana
they beat you back with an idea.--
George William Curtis.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
ARMY PACK AND
EQUIPMENT IN FILMS

Wednesday and Thursday the CrcS.
cont Thcatcr will show the army film,
"Infantry Pack and Equipment Pitch
ing shelter tents, breaking camp, roll.
ing pack. wearing the pack resting
on a march, and the use Of the pack IN
action are fully illustrated, The sol
dicr must do these things according
to rcgula ions, and the recruit is given
commissioned officers.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Famous Caves Change Owners.

The Tillywhm caves and the Great
Globe Mt Swanage were offered 10y auc-
tion at Rournemouth, England. but
failed to find purchaser. although the
Grca, Globe and Dorlcs'on Head Castle
were knocked down for $4,000 The
DurlcStnn Park estate, on which these
landmarks nrc situated, had previous.
~ been offered rs a whole, but had
failed to find purchaser.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08

pccted TO enter the war, long before
ANYTHING had been said about lcacll.
to enforce peace, "A Practical way to
Permanent Peace, by Or Thomas j.
Allen. member of the society OF
Friends and OF the American Peace
Society"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
SOLDIER KILLED
IN BARRACKS FIRE

st. Louis, Sept S.-One soldier was
fatally burned, four seriously and ten
less seriously in a fire at Jefferson
Barracks today.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Notice,

Regular meeting of Daughters 81
Isabella Tuesday evening, sept, 2 IN
*, Of {. Hall at 5 p, III,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago marKct report furnished Nv
G. W. Kirby manager Harris, Win
- nm 4. 90
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
Notice.

James j Carr will not be rcspor
bic for any debts contracted by his
wife. Laura carr
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-09-08
PAID FOR DIAM ONDS

5 AN ERS. TIE { w
Slverware. Cut Glass, Clocks and
Fountain Pens.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
DIR E C T O R s

Now that the war is over and the
ban has been lifted on improvements,
it is time to figure on that concrete
work you wanted done. Let me give
you estimates. ]. w. Fielder. 'tf
Leonard Moody, who recently re-
turned from Nashville, Tenn, where
he was in the students training camp
at Vanderbilt University, has gone
to Helena where he has accepted a
position.
DIR. H. d. Bogart, who has been a
lieutenant in the medical corps Oh
the army, stationed at Lawrence,
Kansas, has been mustered out of
the service and returned to Mariana
to resume his practice here.
| am organizing a Woodman Circle
in Mariana. Any lady or Woodman
of the World is eligible to member
ship. If interested see me at once.
Mrs. T. p. Clifford. stf
Miss Ruth Anderson, the new home
economics agent who succeeded Miss
Grace Evans, has arrived in Marian
ma and entered upon her duties.
During the past two years she has
been agent in Woodruff county.
The-spirit of the season prompts
us to. express to you our appreciation
of our pleasant business relations
during the past year. and to most
heartily wish you health and pros
perity for the coming year Fishers
Studio Phone 142 all
&Ir. and Mrs. M. Lewis left Sunday
for Memphis where they are spend.
ing several days visiting friends and
relatives. From Memphis they will
go to Hot Springs and spend a week
or ten days before returning home.
Lieut.. Rodger II. Bickerstaff who
has been stationed at Camp Pike, has
resigned his commission and been
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10

discharged from the army. He will
make his home with his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. A. r. Bickerstaff. who re-
side near Brickeys.
w. l.. Howard and family had for
visitors during the holidays Mr.. and
Mrs. F. S. Fitzgerald of Bessemer
Ala. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Eapin and
little daughter Mary Ethel of Forrest
City, and Mrs Bell H. Mckenzie OF
Forrest City
A report has been current in Mari
anna to the effect that have dispos-
ed of my grocery store and meat
market. | wish to correct this rumor.
| am still in business and ready to
serve the public with the best OF
groceries and fresh meats at the
lowest cash prices. w. A. Willis. IL
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. McClintock
left the first of the week for Alte.
dena, California, where Mrs. McClin.
took will remain for several months
for the benefit of her health. Mr..
McClintock expects to return to Ma
rianna within the next two weeks.
Mrs. L. Shaul and daughter, Miss
Irene. will leave Sunday for FIT.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10

Miss, is here visiting her sister, Mrs
r. L. Derrick
DR.. A H. Cohen and wife have re
turned from visit to relatives in
Kansas City.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Reliev.
es Rheumatism, Sprains, Neuralgia
etc. II
Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Altman have
gone to ST. Louis to spend ten days
visiting relatives.
Oliver McClintock, who spent the
holidays here, has returned to school
in Staunton, Va.
You will certainly make a mistake
If you don't let J. w. Fielder figure
on your concrete work. *tf
N. d. Brainerd and wife or Oklahoma
are here on visit to Mrs. Bell
Brainerd and family.
Mrs Everett Ensor of Paragould
spent last week here, the guest of
Miss Esther Horne.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
J the place to buy building material. If
Mrs. Ernest Brewer of Little Rock
has been here the past week visiting
Mrs. w. D. Newbern.
Milton Thomson and o. B. Harris
of Aubrey were business visitors in
the city Wednesday.
Miss Ida Beck of Helena was the
guest of Miss Esther Horne the lat
ter part of last week.
F. T. Sellers and T. p. Foster
spent the latter part of last week IN
Memphis on business.
Miss Virginia King left Sunday
for Washington City to resume her
studies in Colonial College.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
render prompt service. *tf
Sam Sisk of Tupelo, Miss, has
been here the past week the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Derrick
Sam Wells has gone to st. Louis to
attend the annual convention of the
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10

Worth, Texas, where they will visit
Mrs. Shaups daughter, Mrs. Dave
Gilbert. From FIT. Worth Mrs. Shaul
will go to st. Louis and Chicago to
buy spring and summer merchandise
for her store here
On account of his enthusiastic sup
port OF good roads and in recognition
of his splendid services as an ex-
ponent of modern roads and bridges,
the United States Good Roads AS
ISOLATION, with headquarters in Birm-
ingham, Ala, has elected Judge Jno.
A. Plummer of this county life mem
Der of the association.
A report has been current in Mari
anna to the effect that have dispos-
ed of my grocery store and meat
market wish to correct this rumor.
! am still in business and ready to
serve the public with the best OF
groceries and fresh meats at the
lowest cash prices w. A. Willis IL
r. l.. Blair. district agent for
Eastern Arkansas for the Inter-
COutueTH Lie lHSuTdHce Company OF
Louisville, Ky, will leave Mariana
on January 25 to attend the annual
convention of agents to be held in
Louisville on January 81 Mr. Blair
has been requested to deliver a ten
minute address on Opportunities
for Life Insurance in the New Era"
j. Il. McKell of Little Rock. who
has succeeded r. c. Davidson as dis
trict agent in charge of the farm
demonstration work in eastern Ark
ansas, spent Monday and Monday
night in Mariana in consultation
with Star Greig, local agent Mr..
McKell attended the meeting of the
Commercial Club Monday night and
made an interesting talk to the bust
ness men of Mariana.
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

Stove pipes of all kinds at Hunt
- ali
Dave Panich spent Sunday in Mem
phis
Thinking of painting? Phone T
u uohbs .31
Henry James spent Wednesday In
Memphis on business.
Break your Cold or LaGrippe with .
few doses of $50. II
Ed Wolf spent Saturday in Mem
phis. returning Sunday.
Portraits of quality at Fishers
Studio Phone 142. *11
Mr.. and Mrs. p r. Turner spent
the first of the week in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Friar of Mem
phis were visitors in the city Thurs
day.
For concrete work of all kinds see
j. w Fielder, the concrete contractor
*u
Wooten Freeman spent the past
week at Columbus, Ca, visiting
friends
No job too small, none too large
We do any and all kinds of concrete
! work. ]. w. Fielder. VII
Ned Yewell has gone to points in
Kentucky on visit to friends and
relatives.
Buy your hardware of all kinds
from j. F. Hunter, formerly the
Schichtl store. al
Judge S. H. Mann of Forrest City
was visitor in Mariana Sunday
afternoon.
Trotter Roane and Frank McAlex
ander attended a dance in Wynne
Friday night.
Miss Bessie Mayfield of Amory
The courier-index. (Marianna, Ark.) 1917-current, 1919-01-10
retail shoe dealers of America.


r. b. Pipkin, well known and sub
stantial citizen of Haynes, was a
business visitor in the city yesterday
Mrs. j. W. Mitchell left Tuesday
for Atlanta, Ca, in response to a
message announcing the death of
her mother
M. Nathan returned Wednesday
from the furniture markets in the
north where he bought stocks for his
store here.
Call at Hunters hardware store,
formerly Schichtl's store, and buy
what you need in the way of hard
ware. *lI
Edward Wild and Geo. Newbern
left on Friday evening of last. week
for Conway to resume their studies
in Hendrix college
Cayce Turner returned on Friday
of last week from Martin, Tenn,
where he spent several days visiting
friends and relatives.
Houston Potts went to Memphis
Friday to meet Mrs. Potts and son,
who had been on a holiday visit to
relatives at Kosciusko, Miss.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
will help you TO make your homes. tt
Maurice and Louise Bowden, who
spent the holidays here visiting MI.
and Mrs G. F. McAlexander, return.
ed Sunday to their home in St. Louis.
Miss Willie Whitsitt, who has been
stenographer in the law offices OF j.
T. Costen at Osceola, has resigned
her position and will remain in Ma
rianna.
Mrs. A. T. Frederick of New Or
days visiting her sister, Mrs. Malcolm
Fender, and her aunt, Mrs. w. ID.
Newbern.
A. P. Bonner is with j. F. Hunter
in the latter's hardware store.
Friends of Mr. Bonner are invited
to call and see him. eli
Gordon Wright. formerly assistant
cashier of the Lee County National
Bank. now in business at Blytheville,
has been here several days visiting
friends and relatives.
Robt L. Foreman, who has been
with a cavalry division at. Douglas,
Arizona, for several months, has been
mustered out of the service and re-
turned to his home here.
MILLER LUMBER COMPANY
has a fufl assortment of building ma
terials. III
John Sturdivant, who last year
was manager of Jim Spence's plan
tation, has accepted a position with
the Soudan Planting Company In
the latter's store at Soudan.
Earl Fitzpatrick, chief machinist
mate, naval aviation, who is station
ed at Pensacola, Fla, visited friends
here the first of the week, the guest
of w. B. Mclean and family.
Tom Clifford, who has been in
the army at Camp Kearney, Cant
fornia, has been mustered out of the
service. He has resumed his former
position with Walter Bush at Mel
wood
Harry AXE, former citizen OF
Mariana, now superintendent of the
street car lines in Alexandria, La,
has been here the past few days
visiting his daughter Mrs. Malcolm
Pender
Don't forget ]. f. Hunter when you
need anything in the hardware line.
He has bought the Schichtl stock OF
hardware and is now open for bust
ness in the old stand occupied by
ccbicbtl s11|
Mrs. Frank Selby left last night for
Little Rock where she will meet her
brother, who has been on the battle
ship Wyoming. She and her brother
will go to Conway on a visit to their
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additional Locals on Last Pager
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| o, L. WILLIAMSON
| JACOB SHAUl
| r. L. NIXON
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
-FOUR DEAD BABES
FOUND IN MYSTERY
Boys Discover Box With Infants
When Skating-0fficiaIs
Begin Investigation.

CLYDE, n. Y Dec. "a murder
mystery involving four unidentified
babies was being Investigated by
county officials today.
The bodies Of the infants, three boys
and girl, were found in a weighted
pasteboard box on the ice in the Eric
canal here last night They were
wrapped in a Rochester newspaper
dated December IL.
Two boys discovered the box while
skating. They had seen it lying un-
der bridge several days ago. Many
times they dared each other to risk
the thin ice and get the box. Last
night one of the youngsters accepted
the dare and knocked the box to the
shore, where they opened it.
coroner Gill, who was to conduct
an inquest today, said that two of the
babies had wounds on their heads, but
he had not yet determined whether
they died from these wounds or
whether the bruises resulted from the
box being dropped on the ice from
the bridge
The Washington times., 1919-12-22
Surely Mr.. Wilson Does Not
Want to Make a Scandal
of His Administration

President Wilson is reported as having selected
Barney Baruch to try to oil the League of Nations
through the Senate.
This is an astonishing selection Barney Baruch in
business is the representative of the speculative bankers
of Wall Street.
He has been accused of being implicated in stock
obbing leaks of Washington secrets to Wall Street gam
blers and in the investigation which followed he tes
fed that his BUSINESS was stock gambling
When Barney Baruch, stock jobber and representa-
tive of Wall Street speculative bankers was abroad at
the Peace Conference for the Administration the peace
treaty. which was withheld by President Wilson from
the American Senate and the American people, never
Wall Street
Baruch had anything to do with this second leak or
with the first one for that matter Let be
tent with what know and what he blandly admits.
He is stock gambler and the representative of the
speculative bankers of Wall Street.
Why should such man be selected to represent the
President of the United States and bring influence to
bear upon the Senate when everybody knows that these
speculative bankers and stock gamblers are willing to
sacrifice the interests of the United States surrender our
independence tax people, involve in foreign
and foreign bankruptcy if only they get 10 per
cent rake-of the money which the United States
would have pour into the botomess pit of Europes
defaulting insolvency?
Barney Baruch, stock gambler, the private wire be-
tween the Administration and Wall Street. sent to
up with the Senate Of the United States by the
President of the United States
It is unbelievable. Surely MIR. Wilson does not want
to make the Administration which has been conspicu-
failure, also conspicuous SCANDAL