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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Roosevelt K. Of c. Adds rs
Members in Big Drive

ROOSEVELT. May T:-Carey
Council No. 1880. Knights Of Column
bus, last night met at their rooms
and elected twenty-five members TO
their council in their drive for one
hundred new members in the present
year. From their present stride 1t
looks as IL their feat will easily be
accomplished.
After the meeting a social session
held at the Grohmann restaurant
and several hours spent in entertain
ing the newly elected officers. The
present slogan is one hundred mem
hers and a new home by 1920.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

out-of-towners who have bought their
tickets at the hotels. 1 know this be-
cause we sell the same block OF seats
to the hotels every night.
These people have a big dinner.
sit too long over their liquors and
highbelis and then turn up at the
show late and disturb everybody.
There are ST legitimate theatres
in New York with a total seating ca
pacity OF over 90. 200. Ten per cent, OF
1000 turn UP late. Eighty per cent Of
the dawdlers come from h hotels, so
I figure that when booze is baished
1900 nightly behindhanders will dis
appear"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
Clean Up Week rowing Great
Success In Roosevelt
BIZ Special Correspondent.

ROOSEVELT. May Cleanup
week in the borough Is meeting with
great success. All concerned are
making special efforts to cooperate
with the health department in clean
ing their yards of rubbish and also
in beautifying their front lawns.
The garbage wagon OF the street
department Is kept busy n IL is
planned II necessary to put on extra
wagons to assist IN the spring clean
M. Literature is being distributed
by the local health department as
we'll as the anti-tuberculosis society,"
which is a great help as we'll as IN
structive. The work may extend TWO
weeks IL necessary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
BY j. II. DUCKWORTH
\ II, A, staff Correspondent.

NEW YORK May 7-"Behindhand-
ers" will become extinct when the
United States passed from wet to the
dry g
."Behindhanders" are people who
arrive at the theatre late, tread on
other folks toes, sweep coats n
wraps from backs of seats and make
the actors lose their cues.
Prohibition will exterminate these
behindhanders." says Archibald Sell
wyn, the theatrical producer. I have
found that so per cent Of them are
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

Unless the public Of Michigan main
tains a high resistance to the disease
within the next few months. the infiu-
enza epidemic OF last year will return,
according - state health commission
er DR.. X. NJ. olin.i
Al present state health conditions
are bad, DIR. olin asserts. There are
many local epidemics Of sore throat,
smallpox and infantile paralysis. The
reduced health condition, the doctor
believes is due to the epidemic Of last
year. Laboratory examinations show
the strepticoccus germ found in in
fiuenza or similar germ is present
in most cases reported to that Office
To combat the danger. Or. Oliu re-
Gently started a publicity campaign
in an endeayor to educate the people
Of the state to protect their disease
resistance powers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

When Mrs. Dr. lIaIght and Miss
Ethel Rogers gave out the announce
ment OF their long distance swim at
Fortune Lake they started something
Miss Ruth Ross started out 10 beat
the recon- that they made last week
and she did 50 BY swimming from
their cottage at the foot Of chicogan
Lake 70 the Lawrence point. a dis
lance OF about miles. Now, Mrs.
Haight and Miss Rogers are making
preparations 10 beat Miss Ross rec
ord
In the meantime Mr.. Newett OF the
IshDeming Iron Ore is punching up
some long distance artists upon the
Marquette range, and we may get a
match out of It, that Is. II Mr. Newett
has anything besides swimming talk
to offer.
The ladies at Crystal Falls are all
worked up over the prospect, and
any swimmers who come from the
Marquette range. or any other range,
want to have the goods with them
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
A GOOD OFFICIAL.

Crystal Falls has a poundmaster
who is all right. He Is Cyril varney
and he keeps the cows in their places.
So far this year Crystal Falls has
been freezer OF cows than at any 9TH
er time in its history. Mr.. Varney
does the work in a systematic manner,
He isn't seeking TO get" some COW
just TO assess fees. In many cases
where he finds the circumstances were
extenuating ne is very liberal, but
when anyone tries to rub II in he is
there with the kick.
The fall is the worst time of the
year for cattle, and Mr.. varney is on
the job almost every night. He has
a horse which enables him to get af-
ter the wayward cows faster than he
otherwise could Taken as a whole
the people are quite well satisfied
with Mr. Varney's work.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

Prosecuting attorneys tailed to Lnns.
Ing on II. G.. l.. Hunt.

Hon. M H. Moriarty received
message last Saturday morning cali
ing him to Lansing The message
came from Attorney General Groes-
beck and was sent TO Mr.. Moriarty on
the superstition that he was still pros
ecutor OF this county.
Mr.. Groesbeck stated In the mes
sage that the meeting was for the
purpose OF probing into the proflteer-
ing OF local merchants and others In
Michigan, and 1t is taken from that
that each prosecuting attorney will
represent the state in Investigations
mad within his county to find out
II profteering is going on and to take
action to stop It,
In his announcement Mr.. Groesbeck
stated that II Is the intention OF the
state law department 10 so into every
business dealing in the necessities OF
life and make a thorough probe, and
to leave no stone unturned to convict
the guilty.
I'VE will so up and down the line
taking in boots, shoes, clothing, ice,
lumber, hardware and everything that
enters into the neoessaries OF life"
Ii Attorney General Groesbeck fol-
lows up his announced intention and
sets every prosecuting attorney AT
work in Michigan there will certainly
be some startling disclosures made,
especially in the retail line where
combinations OF the merchants in the
different towns are made TO keep
prices up or TO advance them 10 "all
that the trade will stand"
There is great deal of complaint
being made these days that the retail
er is responsible for much OF the
profiteering This complaint comes
because OF the tendency OF retailers te
hold up the top price no matter whai
the goods cost them. In other words
that they do not follow the market
both up and down,
This investigation will undoubtedly
show this tendency Is general Anoth
er complaint is they take advantage o.
small additions to increase their
profits For example. II the govern
ment adds cent in tax the retailer
adds 5 cents to the price; II freigh
advances a cent the retailer adds tina
cent and several cents additional
which is not justified.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
FIRST AIR FREIGHT.

The aeroplane that flew from Green
Bay to Iron River last week carried
the first piece of freight to be carried
In the peninsula by aeroplane. The
plane was driven by 1t. VIM. Moore,
formerly of the British air service.
and the plane was owned by the
Green Bay Aero Club
The first days flight was from
Green Bay to Escanaha. Owing to
the bad weather the plane didn't at
tempt to go further that day, but on
Friday the trip from Escanaba to
Iron River was made. The plane
passed over Alpha about noon
Lieut. Moore made several flights
at Iron River on Saturday taking up
passengers.
On the trip from Escanaba Moore
carried package from the National
Grocery Co.. at Escanaba to an Iron
River customer.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

The charge for ferryins car across
the straits OF Mackinnw has been
lowered as a result Of the work Of the
transportation club OF the upper pen
insula OF which Fred S. Case OF the
500 Is chairman.
The Mackinaw Transportation Co.
operates the ferry across the straits,
a distance OF eight miles. This con-
Germ has been charging 22c per 100
pounds with an added dock charge
OF one dollar on each side, This rate
brought the cost OF ferrying car up
TO SIS or $40 and many a tourist
turned back from the straits rather
than be held up.
The new rate fixes charge OF 50
per car irrespective OF what the size
Is. This. OF course, does not include
the fare Of the occupants Of the car
who must pay their fares the same
as any other passenger.
The new charge Is not entirely sat-
isfactory. but il is much better than
the old one.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
AN0TMER DRIVE.

There Will be a Red Cross drive this
fall for the purpose OF raising SIS,
100000 to enable the Red Cross to
finish up It's work in Europe and in
the United States The drive will
come at the same time that the annual
membership drive usually takes place
1t is designed TO have the drive end
on Victory Day November H.
The usual activities will be carried
on for the arousing of enthusiasm
and securing funds for the Red Cross.
The four-minute men will be pressed
into service again and every other
we'll known agency used to attract
attention to the drive
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

While che Marcus show Las earacd
its fame as an exposition charming
womanhood 1t would be In| eed tire
some entertainment were he comely
maids paraded forth without accom-
plIahment more than exhibiting their
beauteous selves. Not only do these
ladies fair excite the admiration OF
the connoisseurs OF feminine lowell
sness, but they are likewise expert in
the art Of Terpsichore.
'0h BABY Is as much dancing
show as 1t is beauty revue. Two
huge dancing spectacles, "The Art
lists Dream and "The Gates Of Ara
by" In addition to numerous minor
incidents in which flowing draperies
and twinkling toes predominant, make
OF "Oh Baby" never ending kaliedo-
scope OF grace, melody and motion.
Both OF these features are the crea-
tion OF MIle. Yvonne yallal, the parish
enne ballerina who Is making her first
tour OF America She Is assisted in
her efforts by Mons Roland Zermain,
who until misfortune overcame. was
principal dancer at the court OF the
Car OF Russia.
"Oh Baby" will be at the Colonial
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
GOVERNMENT FLOUR PRICES.

Details of the United States grain
corporation plan to sell -four at $40 a
barrel were made public by julius H..
Barnes, United States wheat director.
Under the plan restrictions are placed
on the price to be charged by whole
salers, jobbers and retailers.
The -four will be sold in 140-lb sacks
on basis of $40 in the territory west
OF the Illinois and Indiana line and
west OF the Mississippi from Carlo TO
the Gulf OF Mexico. not including the
Pacific coast region. and at $l0.25 In
the remainder OF the country. Job
bers and wholesalers must guarantee
to resell to retailers at not more than
rs cents additional and retailers are
confined to an increase of not more
than 81 .25 over the wholesale price for
original packages and must not cahrge
more than cents pound for brok-
EN- packages.
The grain corporation also an
nounces that its weekly purchase al
Baltimore of wheat -four packed for
export was 1.O31.Oi barrels at prices
ranging from $3.50 TO 5000.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
AMERICAN GLEE CLUB.

The Chautauqua number 20 be Civ
en- next Monday is TO be a musicale
by the American Glee Club. male
quartette of splendid reputation. They
will perform at the city hall auditor
inm both afternoon and evenings.
Their performances will be com
posed Of popular airs, comedy read
ings. duets. etc. This entertainment
will be the last of the series OF six
contracted for.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

State Trunk Line Road No. 73-1 In /.
Iron County. Michigan.
Sealed proposals win be received at
the Office OF the board Of county road
commissioners Of Iron county. court
house. Crystal Falls. Michigan. until
100 o'clock p. M. Friday, August 22.
1919, BY Frank r. Rogers. state high
way commissioner. for Improving
S.1S2 miles of road In Iron River and
Slambangh townships. Iron county.
Michigan. The Improvement will con-
sist OF shaping the road and construct
ing the necessary drainage struct-
ures.
Plans may be examined. and in
structlons 10 bidders. specifications
and proposal planks obtained at the
office OF the board OF county road
commissioners OF Iron county, court
house, Crystal Falls. Michigan at the
district office of the state highway de-
partment, First National Bank Build
ing Escanaba. Michigan, and at the
Office OF the state highway depart
ment, Lansing. Michigan. Plans will
be furnished by the undersigned up
ON receipt OF deposit OF Five $4,000
Dollars. which will be refunded upon
their safe return.
A certified check in the sum OF One
Thousand Cs1.0oo.OO) Dollars, made
payable to Frank +. Rogers, state
highway commissioner, must accom-
pany each proposal
The right Is reserved TO reject any
or all proposals.
FRANK II. ROGERS.
State Highway Commissioners.
Lansing, Michigan, August 5. 1919.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

Miss Freida KIuttig and Mrs. L.
g Caswsll left Wednesday night for
Chicago. where they will visit few
days. Miss Kluttig Is on her way to
Seattle. Washington, TO resume her
school duties. She has been teaching
in the schools Of Seattle for the past
two years. She spent her vacation
period with her mother and other rel
atiyes in this city.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
.For.saIe.-

Forty acres land adjoining village
~ pentoga; 20 acres cleared; all is
fenced; story and half 6-room frame
house, woodshed attached: small
frame barn and hen house Buildings
are three blocks from depot, postofiice
and stores. and one block from school
house $4,000; one-half cash, balance
lat 8 per cent-.-Am home only srnfsys.
NJ, Dubois, Augle-2t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

The election in Delta county on the
question OF issuing 100000 or roa,
bonds carried by majority OF 554.
The special election was necessitat-
ed becagse the question submitted
last spring called for bonds of long
er limit than the law allows.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
A CORRECTION.

In giving the list of the committee
on the Home Coming last week, two
OF the members were omitted. The
correct lineup OF the committee Is:
Crystal Falls--Sam Bridges and
Nathan Warshawsky
Alpha-.W ]. Perkins.
Amasa Christ Rowe
Mansfield Thomas j Corbett.
Crystal Falls Twp. M +. Richards
and Alfred Martin.
Those omitted last week were
OF Mr.. Richards and Captain Martin
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

A party consisting OF about twenty
three ladies pleasantly surprised Mrs.
j. Petersen at her home Tuesday af-
ternoon, the occasion being her birth
day anniversary, Refreshments were
served al 5 o'clock
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

Miss Elsie Petersen entertained a
party Of girl friends Tuesday evening
In honor OF Miss BeDell who has been
visiting her the past week. Those
present were the Misses Clara Bent
son, Hilma Wilson, Jennie and Lii
liam Paulsen.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

FOR SALE reasonable price. ar
Underwood typewriter. Apply 10 John
LaPlante, 1924 Erie avenue.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

FOR SALE-Roomy reed gondola
baby carriage in good condition. Mrs.
Ernest Jayne.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

sTENoGRAPHER WANTED. 49,
Must be good at typewriting. Ernest
Plous, Iron River
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

FOR FRESH MILK and cream call
the Gasagranda Dairy. Phone i9O-F5.
Adv ay31-tf
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

FOR RENTING room fiat on
Fifth street. Inquire OF o. NJ. Brown
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

Mrs. A. Keast Is spending the week
end al Norway visiting relatives
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16

FOR SAI.E---The John Palm prop
erty. Inquire of NJ. II. Moriarty. t17-6t
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1919-08-16
FRANK +. ROGERS.

State Highway Commissioner.
Lansing, Michigan, August 5. 1919.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03

We ask Won to put FAMO to the
most e1aetiag test
Have I member or your tzIry
ers1uirre your scalp before you
ytsrt the Ms: OF FAmO.
Apply F.ANO daily for one
month
Have your scalp e0Urred again
# they do not report the groWt0
,of new hair, return the f.aMC
botf4. TO where you purchased It
and you will receive your money
back ..;-
:luruiautiy-
FAMC ;atcrSihes a natural ter
dsory TO wav;nesS ard r"taThs
oraynrss. I; contains no harmful
sicotol % tcy tie scalp acc pro-
duce gray hair. n,I
Every woman should use fAH'
'''f its a;N use IS daily hahi: goa will
erioy. -,.,.r, ,,,,
tifv the hair. >.
RE nicrohc which Is IN" cause
II stops ali ::chinS G: - s1,"l2
.,d nnr-is,,es aud feeds Tue hair
ircotS. :. ;.h,.,,
massage N! gives Ike ana S'''e'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
Tore Off His Insignia
To Foo! The Americans

WARSAW. Saturday. March !.--i.'!.
William 4. Grow" ri III" An"F'cai' 1"''l
mission has just visited Gr6dnn. HhT'r%
.rratIutrrrd M S'i"h interference 'r""'
lii,. Germans As Offered last month WEI
lac WIS not permitted !" pass ihr"uG
T;alystnk. b"iwc"r here and Gr"dn". lie
trarrit.d 10 tironn on "T"r.al ir;t'i"
from i:,nlyStok on tn. present visit.
tic found about SnD German S"!'i."r'
under command IF colonel SCHULTZ. wi
II is said. were cmhfrrasS" hy ;hc az
rival If Colonel ';rrN''. schultz -
;r!aiTrd lhr need ~ f"nd IN tho cit; al"
Offered to have 4 ''c;tiZ"uS comm .ti''
.ypl1;u the situation. This COMMITTEE
consisted of six sialwart mon. dress .
IN ill-htling rlvilian clothing. On" -
them is sad 10 havc. born G'rInt'i
colonel Yhn had hastily IInCn OF h.
inSigni, and who ;r;"d :" pass h.n>'.I
as a riIiaru of 'i-"Gn". Another nIan
who said he WAS president Of ihc town
council - declared /" hrT" shown G's:'
acuII:tintHil"" w':h - goes step u.s. 1
m the German army.
Mrmn"rS ri -" =. !HnIiii"" .i"lI 'olo-
mel ,;ruv' how ih"y hn,i h""n forced :"
send salt 10 n: l:"lSh"viki 10 60 food
and save themselves and their families
from starvation.
E"l:&h troops arc now within % n'i;'-s
Of Grndno.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
BEN HONECKER
AND CAPT. FROHME
LEAVE FOR CAMP
COMMITTEES WILL REVIEW Eff
FORTS IN BEHALF OF VEL.
COME HOME CELEBRATION
TEIS MORNING.
Reception Friday Will Surpass All
Previous Efforts II Boys Consent
to Homecoming Plan.

-Af;"r resting ON :1ie,r oars ny.- c,,.
day tn" various committees for .Lc Ii,-
ccl"hr1tiun and h,inr-rnruirr ,vcI,.,,r',
for tho boys If Ea,f.ry. :. sivtr.,irx.
Coast Artillery. viii s.ar, m win r..
Moved efforts This rf.r..it,I ,,.d ,j.r.,,,,.
shape /" the demonstration, will H., r,.,d,.
and r"p0rt.r! 80 the ,;,nctIup 81; NJ ,.h.,,r-
mon 4: IA, ,h;,inh"- Of ,om,u,rr., r,,r,.
,un'ch: n; o'clock.
'rh" frs. n!uv.. ,r cnnsco,,n,,.o v,r
mad" Yesterday wh"n E"r : u,nn.I;c-
"hHirman. ard Ctr:. Henry y.rrL,r.. l,.f,
frr ramn Sherman ,r hnr,I q. ,..,ro,,c.
with n" boys Of f,Itcrv I. and
them &C IN. a,.,,,rs nr ,bc ,.x..,.,,,i,
crrnmj,roc in stor.n. ,.Ir,-,f,,.., 3,I
rhrv WILL usr their anrru,e,vc r,n,,..r. 49,,
The mon "a have ;hn,, ,nrpo i,,.,,., -, :,
body and fall into V-h.rli,,,..s in. ,......,,-
iinu pl1nnoI ,n- thorn an Friday I'm.
men VIII arrive hn,no Tnur.,l:,v and
thcv VIII hn H., ~ .nc ,sia;,n,, hy Tho
reception currmi'ic". civ md county If
firi1ls and receive. -, .ufnr,ua, hr.
hearty wrIrrrr,., h,i, .hr h,:. d,y viii lo,
Friday. whirn y.,lr l.. declared :, lol,J,y
md IN. old ,,,,rn ,,.,ii fury, on, ,,, ,r,..yr
o1nnr with visitors fran, -No-yi,,Il ,,,,,n-
- ,na 80 .or,. .,,.c, ,bn r,,,r .,.n,s..
rn-urnnJ soldiers sailors md u.,- ynrr
~. ,rorkcr.. orr :r,i,cI :, r,rI -, Nm,
ami bc1n ,,I,-c ~, Lnv. nr ),c c,,.r-
ers+ r,tti,. bo,,c.ron,,r ,..Ichro-
lion
n,or,tncr, business ma, said v,.
.crdov lot Ms i've rh. hn,,s r,rc
.rr,, ~ eor,,c t-nn1 old Wheeling Stnrics.
or INV form ~ robocrn which They.
prefer IN, = l;t,le backward n ,hrsn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take ..
Olive Tablets

Il your skin is ycllow--compleXion
pallid-tcngue coatcd-appetIte poor
you have had taste in your mouth,
a lazy. no-good feeling you SHOULD
take Olive Tablets.
Or. Edwards Olive Iablets-a sub
sttute for ccslonneI--wCrc prepared ~
Or. Edwards after y years 0. stuGy
wiki his patients.
Or. Edwards vcTab.e;sarc purely
veuctablecomnnlndmi%cdwi,ho !l"eoiI.
You will know thcn. b. their olive color.
Tohay2 i clear, pink skin, ori2h! eyes,
no pimplcs. 4 feeling OF buoyancy like
childhood daysyoumustget atthecause.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
10 dangerous after effects.
They start the bic and overcome con-
stipation. That's why millions OF boxes
are sold annually at lOc and 25c per box
All druggists. Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
W. VA, LAB0RPRQBLEN5 ARE NOW
RFC0NINGM0RE SERIOUS" SAYS
STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER

,;i;p. ,,,,rr ra,.iS WI bout any advance
r.,irr. their ft!iuC" :" resume 'he
hu,lding program. Su:;l AZ S"h"NiS ana
n:hor public and business buildings. nv
sinwrcss OF county boards. N "i!''"H
L.r 4 reduction n materials ana '"'"P
I:,hur. tie ScTSitIE"n.'-s OF puS'"'~H
men 20 start m" program moving g."
account ii government control ar" "lT
.ac,ur< in n" quest ion which con r"i'tS
us to-day in tho unemployed '"'"''
problem. :
.'Wnu,.u arc still working IN ne place
Of returned snldi"rS and 'n"s1' S"'Gl'rS
mr.. walking UP and down N" Slr''''S
locking ;ur work: this = particularly
ri. q railroad an! MINING '""nS'
.hcs. .r,,r.;rione arr not :" %:'7l"us II
ly-h.ei.rr ,vh.,r. things HAY" adjusted
themselves :" Tcac" conditions IN
byt;"r manner.
Thu soldiers n" complaining Dill
..rI,. ~. The sacrifices they r',Gc ar"
no. nppr"ciat"d ~ th"t w"7" J'Fi''c
n,;f If steady employment on %""H
,rocn scale. When they Loft h"m" IN"
,.ou,trv VAS to"rnl'iE from Az !NduS-
.r,a! stand point. and wh"i: ih"E 'aH''
h3ck ,hrv find that rh"ir p!Hr"9 nav"
!nr.a tak,.:, 10y women md "sd men.
"rion" coming demons; rat'"rS ana
celebrations; arr, al right IN 'h"'r plac"'
r,t; ,rl,, tn, boys want - :, good steady
,,.h AID good wac"S. They have h'h
enough - war ana van, 10 get back
- p,.;,".. and tranquility
MANY thousands ar, "':' &C work !"
his <:H;". ard ''hr NO toms OF raw
rraI and factory work r.. i-.'"h INA
zero ..,r,.!n..-l St"tdjiy h"for" war WhS
L..crare,l. nav" h".n denoted ut hav"
no work n all.
The United states $ N" only Hnu!-
.iry engaged n VAT on th' allied S'd',
rhai did not f"rfuulai" u T"conStr'' =
ron program and has not pr"Tni"d Tor
,hc uu"rn2 l"y"d situation which con
fronts us. England, in the early days
Of tha war. passed r"cnnstruct:"n meas
urns ana to-day gives 10 every NAL"
eyer - r"lrs Of age. out Of employ
raa,,,. - shilling. Or $3.50. and !" every
female ahor.. IN" San' ago. - shilllnG&,
or $6@5; but this government EiF"S
nothing ard many Of tho men who were
employed by This government. and went