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The Washington times., 1919-05-25
TRIAL DOESN'T HALT
FORD'SVAST TASKS

Mt. CLEMENS. Mich, May 25.-
One OF the worlds busiest men has
had a moving day. The operation, ar
fecting the intimate affairs OF nearly
$4,000 men and involving business in
terests estimated at $500, 600, 900. re-
0uired approximately half a dozen
hours.
From the spreading and busy plants
where hot fame meIts cold metal and
where thousands OF motor cars are
produced in remarkably short time,
Henry Ford has transferred his offices
10 Mt. Clemens.
The immediate reason for the
moving day" is the libel suit being
tried at the Macomb county cOurI
house, wherein Henry Ford asks ST.
100000 damages of the Chicago Tri-
bUpne. Instead OF directing his vast
interest from mahogany fitted private
offices at Dearborn, Mich, a suburb
Of Detroit Henry Ford meets and
talks daily with the heads OF various
departments in pine furnitured room
in a Mt. Clemens hotel
Extensive suites in two hotels and
the top floor of a business block have
been rented by Mr.. Ford for his per-
sonal and business purposes. A leased
wire, connecting the Mt. Clemens
headquarters with all parts OF the
country, has been installed.
Talks With Farmers.
Here Henry Ford takes his Gus
tomary walks, which he terms
"mocching about" meets his son.
Edsel, the president of the Ford
Motor Company; chats with farmers,
patronizes an excellent barber shop,
gives half dollar tips, and breaches
the doctrine Of prosperity for ev-
cry man and a square deal"
Mr.. Ford stepped into the barber
shop for a shave. According to the
tonsorialist IL was "a dollar job"
Following Mr.. Ford came one who
is known to be extremely humble in
means compared to his predecessor
for razor treatment. The barber
grunted and remarked:
Il have just shaved one Of the
richest men in the world. Huh! Now
I am shaving one of the poorest. Fat
: chances of my getting half Of dollar
tip from you!"
Ford An Early Riser.
Mr.. Ford is an early riser. Yawn-
ing hotel clerks nod as he passes
briskly out the door for one OF his
sessions of "mooching about" His
walks often take him for distances of
several miles. He meets farmers
along the way and talks crops" He
returns to his hotel about 9 o'clock
where he talks for an hour or lon
ger with executive heads OF Ford
interests.
Sometimes he drops in" at the
court house in the morning session to
Q listen to the arguments of attorneys.
Then he has other walks and retuEas
. TO his apartments to look over plans
for industrial furtherance. He bub-
bles with ideas. When interviewed
he spoke of many things which were
TO come to pass IN the mechanical
world, but without his permission il
was understood that these matters
were confidential. Mr.. Ford has q
manner Of looking at one with his
gray eyes, suggesting when his words
are to be quoted and when not.
StIII SMOOehes AlOnE.o
On this moving day" Of Mr.. Ford's.
beds and boudoir equipment was
hustled from rooms into halls, type
The Washington times., 1919-05-25
Grandad, los, SITS on
Roof and Lets Feet
bangle Over Coping

NEW YORK, May 26.-Jaeob .
Grozerman, despite his los years,
recently developed a fondness for
sitting on the edge OF a roof and
permitting his feet to dangIe over
the coping.
His grandson has applied to
have the old man committed to
an institution.
The Washington times., 1919-05-25
ZOO MD. TROOPS
AT NEWPORT NEWS

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, May "a
Two hundred soldiers from Hyatts-
Vile and Silver Springs. Nd. all
members Of the 115th Infantry Regi-
nent, arrived at this port from
France at s o'clock this morning on
the transport Artemis.
Great crowds from Baltimore. COM
mittees from the State of Maryland,
were on hand to greet the men.
When the soldiers marched out
of the shipyards here several bands
met them and marched with the
soldiers until they reached Camp
Stuart, al (which camp they will re-
main for several days before going
ton.
These soldiers were in Companies
F and K OF the 18th, aud all Of them
were former national guardsmen
When the Twenty ninth Division was
formed Hyattsville had the largest
company Of men in the entire d.
vision-F company, $50 soldiers. When
the unit left Hyattsville il was COM
manded by Capt. Francis Painter, who
has since been transferred and
regular army officer put in command.
Company X was formed in Silver
Spring, and was commanded by
Capt Brooke Lee, son OF ex-senator
Blair Lee, Of Maryland, Captain Lee
returned in command Of the COM
pany.
when the men reached Camp Stu
art the people of Maryland had q
large chicken dinner prepared for
them and several speeches Of welcome
were made after the feed by promi-
nent Marylanders. 1t is not known
how long the 115th will remain at
Camp Stuart
The Washington times., 1919-05-25

SILVER SPRING, Nd, May "a
This town is preparing to welcome
the soldiers Of Company K, 115th In
fantry. Plans are quickly being com
pleted for a welcome home reception
here. A committee today is working
on plans of the celebration and ex-
poets to be ready to announce them
in a few days.
The Washington times., 1919-05-25

EVANSVILLE. Nd, May 24.-PIans
today are being made to give Com
pany F. of the 115th Infantry a big
welcome home reception upon their
arrival in this town. The entire town
is going to turn out on the day the
men arrive here and it is predicted
the celebration will be unlike any ever
held at Hyattsville.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
THE wOMAN's cAMF
AND How eNE PLAYS ~


icsutlnata from l'srs l)
sfon nMh la olas hm af less
ae sse hs Aits nat slfun& eaoaKh
.in Fia hlm n c{fya
Ana anasavr inlps "a lusnartan 0
enae'dsr taa mnW aiw lvigine lAe
women omt iela 'lst same ha ih
eNR9 g At Haaa an me veins
ana do ib ealalns MMaen m s.
afrs az aNs organizations are beif.s
the#a oF heHAH eith shA Qaeai'uH
y siew .whal n her Nabanae
psHtss
tlaa maas mtn aa aa uepeaa wil
niyv EAstleai WaFefmeni yh ghar
feM.i8e ngsl. baeavae thelr wls,s
AANs 3iwass a@a un fae F.ghs lAe al
Hs ftuA
Vac wnfnAn Aaa b ssaw toler
Nllael foe0ga en eub ssaee "A she
iaMHf 1AH mans wfee politics arn
AoE eAAdered he either men TheN
fHaa z fnf faald 81 yaH hfag hs
aite lna liue ana II ~ tant ~
sA@'ll4 ee sAis a 88 ~ NAa reaeua
% Yga tinM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
THE LAMENT OF
A LADY'S HAT

am Tho hal of the woman la iroat
VI yon
waxgie my plumoa before You and
reseni your seeing hua the hnfo
alsasd toe girl III ihv firH rtes
wander up auil dUsn the alAln la
ssafA VI jnst the sight weaf, lhaa
hl0ehiax your gisN iiui what's thar 90
me-
perch jsuntly on the hsad of my
awRrr until ehe has removed atre
sloHee. Laid aside heF beaded han. het
sas q chocolates, hes umbrella and
ef new novel
Al This Time yHu Save beeD N8n
dnring what Is xolng On N sha pc
sire
nas hts Il rot 80
Ia when yuu are nnss lngersa "a
~ the hair breadth escape " 1hs
brrne from the clutches of lhe das.
is diy villain. | am adjusted On sbe
marceIlsd hair ~ NY mistress ant
eflllfd slowly into place ~ith mapy
vais and soft Rulings You caAnof
see over nor around mo. nor thncuen
tee isdy's arms YoH JUST have 10
ait there and SHffer
Then, when am sDngly comfortable.
~ mistress rises 20 lsaye she thf0itr.
ana after Disturbing everybody N ghc
Fsw ~ ssaiH. and drippiHg iarceis AZ
y the aiaDe, she stolsS At tbs mirror
ne4r ihc door md doea II ull owr
ss 80, even g The very last pin and
ysii Ella g
Why
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

fm fhs Euy who bvnfs hls wife
ii'a no eepesfn ag any other bat hers
ri nlge
lhaye he rlshs IN hpal har NhsS
~ wife tn husband Shm prom.
u q honor Dove lud obsy nc and !
aleHd 90 ssv she shall 40 sit three
F*ai her because think shs de+
ierfea u she ban aiihaf dlWsaryed
~ ofdsr#, not showa me enough 10.
spgct IF has dons something don't
llse
Why other persons concern hem
i"lvts about u maAee mo aonaer
lt's none os lhair bnsinesr. Ths
beating dofsni hurt lhem. lts done In
MY own house thaf'a my fIvilege
Beaides my Wife knowing lne. has
tho rlght 70 expect II occasionally
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
GERNAN POTASH IS
DESIRED BY THIS COUNTRY

neflsn rec ~ Atnsflean huyNr
sfw resoftsd ~ b. resoiAsSre ~Hf
sao herman potash sNudigAse sct q
venaiy vi s'4Rlnan ssataeh fhe kf@aA
oasftie SAYS thAi ~ gfpssyss sn faf
made ladieaes thss tstmaps saep
wia deliver large 4usniiN 81 she
htssla@r 10 abe rnlted slsfss
sslaisaF nNEotiAslaas eanaAesVa
three "a toaf aonthe sa0 tliea Says
the napr because ths Amsse&ns a.
sviHsa thAs yhy Preach mlbta IS All
aace w0ald 49, ahse ,o applY shem
The iisneg aesa's alt ihsl 'he sNlarh
minss stu lRas saffleieas coas rs a4-
erate 81 mll sssae inst sA ,bal sban
sfant orders far tSsfmpa aasa haye
heca received
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

n ceadsy ar snakes venom.
TIE lIEer srts ar o grsrd cvcr our
b~lng sitting cat Or cinders ard
Asnsss frosn the general circulation.
A. b.ackaise in the intcn.ines piles
heavy burden upon the liser. III
the in;cKtinea are choked On clovged
Ip. the circulation = tie blood
n,scO'nes poisoned an tire system
ter1nes lo4tied wf.h tsxlc waste.
and we suffer from haadache. YER
sos ccrs4d ionzre. hrd tasga III
ncuth. nRuaea, or gas. acid dygs
pepsia. largnpr. debility yeIlow skin
~ eyes. Az sDct times one ahculd
Aake castor osl or a pleasant laxa-
sive- S1ch IA one II nlAde Of May
4rpie, leaves of aioe and jalap, put
INTO ready to- Use form by DsctOr
PIERCE. nearly fifty Years ago. and
old for 25 cents Ey EH druggists a.
d. Pieyce'S Pheasant pcIiets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
EVEN ENGLISH LEGISLATORS
IRE FIGHTING H c or |

l.andon Deg ap THE piasnl 81 mem.
beers % parliament who have % I've
sa heif aiaees ~ io0 pounds svar
lhaf hes cannot make aosh ends mees
pHd properly look altar lhe iuiereRts
~ lieif constituents. has met with a
smpalhflle ftsponse from tlse min
fiH fedef#tlon 1hes have decided
q sdd s~ pounds a year 20 tho par,
l'emeuiafy pay af iheir rspreeeala.
tfa and N abolition dairay their
travelling vs. na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

7 Sas oneu ha taiam hi kofea
ii'si man wss uol iiowed % attain
e hs dlsln'Y ~ fgassfs unsii ~
nafFitd A hgfheipF was fofed ta
8~ attls as paH mNp gaa sa8ed no
& aaftn ossilon q aoess4 Moa oYtr.
l la@ lfpa affd parfase unless BE-
naa @as sole 70 fllp 0Fi d wile Ia
fne ai0n q Thiels he was naea 20
Ns lle ebirf slFo tsYsd an ara Hsdnx
81 nA4nlA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
Catarrhal Deafness


&&AANf bG &NffN
hN lncHl applications aA thry oAnnat
feseA th@ ds 0Hsfd gaffion oi fhe tas.
8n#fT '8 rHiy aHH wAY Is caHs ~
fAffhal HFalHNs amd shat IL hy 4 can
Niitilonal wmslH Catarrhal Deaf
np u agseA ~ - nflamfa e0ndl
N@n Nf iha mWcMA llnlHW az ghe rus
tablon Fahe when This tube ~ in
flar q yun baye a rambina sound ~
impNfipgl hearing era when n 81 N.
isfesf elo W. Daasnsns w the fFsut.
tn,ess tlAe inflammation can hr f-
dpf ed ana THIS i1br rvstefrd 10 ~
n9Tnal condition hearing wllI be- a.
2ffnYsd forever MAna rNses af aaaf.
rtss are caused hy oasarrh. which IL
en inilammrd condition ~ the ma
eons sAFfaces Hasl's gaiarfh Msdls
cine aefs thru ihe blood on The mucous
suft8ces ~ the system
Wa ali glya One Hundred poll4rv
saf anN eaae e Catarrhal nealneas
thar cannot b. cured ky ilalis Cnach
Medicine CrvuATs frsn An prua
ais@ sSc.
y J. CHENEY 4 GO Toledo. ).
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
oAlll rro U c At.

Counting shr DAYS ant4 Christina
Swess days q ,enees cate
Ta@s soye-d ones may a. shas blessed
fmcTn
Fa1a lc@ged Tor trea sarxs fair
TAES drs%nsne. aoseag ana waiting
ThSs Aoss.ss CAV 1raws nesr.
MAsn Peace on ezr1h E0oa wlii 10
=en.
R.ag ous she loy- bells clear
"a n0ay mioas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

fer xrT weakness and rc1sf not b.
w-sthOuf II for the wnrid do oil rny
work and an ssrnng ard hes.ihy. am
rsrsing my haty. ara sui take tae
N-getxbBef ;1np pDa4Sss as IL Keeps wcenzn
IN god health f0n rray pahAish my
testinDrisl for the gosi Of other women.
If ron choose tD d. 40. - Mrs G.. Why
NcxzI-AssD. Hsrrlscn, MY.
To<1<n wbo suffer frorr dispisee-
rnentA irregularities, inflammation.
rs-erztion. Exexaxhe. h~starhes and
zbusSd bos~ 90 tinse in gf~ing
t.Ss fnEous rz0< snd herb rwmeay.
ysssA r. Pmkksm's yeg<tsbs< Com
sxrni. . trsai. AID fSs speesAl asssce
xrif< 10 Ida e FEEkham ned;<ins
10. L9rns naeA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Ar ard Mrs X Hanas. yT.. enses
ssin%1 vne Cazlssy Hill Diancr e.uh
Aass evening at thssT horse D. aS.s
West MAcs1r A 1ssscsons three c0arsa
{ E1tr Has SERVED A1d the table was
decorated wtih ch-ysantheraunss
Afrsr the dinner zUcraon wss kayed
sn4 s6e pris@s were woA oy Mrs By
spA Bachelor aaa Louis Bronson. The
eS+1AAa EDe3ts for the evening were
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
vi NGLAN ESCAPES;
PAL. KILLS OFFICER

Cleveland. psr 10 Whllr takin4 d
burglar suspect ta polier station aarly
today. pstfplman ItDberf shelton waa
ahat aud kllled polNn balievr shelton
VAS hot from ambush bY . eonfedsr.
a'e The prisoner escaped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

LYDIA z F'irlktsAaa .
Vegetable Com
pocrd and had a very
hard time. | read in
the rseEspape-abcE1t
the v tsre IA ae Corn
Exu1nd and when my
se,c9ri child came !
trcsk ~ and was well
during the whole
trne. ard Childbirth
wxs sfauDsrsd times
easier Ever sirre
st<-. 4 l1we ux<<{ a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
REDS DEFEATED
IN WINNIPEG

Iasl spring thr W w bui.
sheNhsa apd dlrect aalsls eN.
eiutred wnetHl sN4Ne n Win
uiNeR sanada wAih lNeais fed
thAs ells fer seNe weeks.
iHFeaieaed fhN lteat ef llie
Canadian aatihWess d Naikr8
supqp myg uodu dlgsreq lrsan
a2upilsaX9 8aa HHN 1gspss8
'*sh III nNte, NimaiN voters ln
'sle waSsfals elevtiou aeeisleos
aiefeat candidate ba he3 bp che
saAie 8giiatofs N1o iAaN ihe eiiy
ia tarnM few muWlhs $3.50
Mlhhlpee hke lsosa hAV.nn
sampled tbs halsh regime
speaks dsesively iu sstM uf lav
aud orlef nlEen 4 hor l#raod
Nf pawer i0e Reds an M lepsuA.
efl apVa spal theiF AoaH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
Sfiiier. Antisspsis cl, lkAewn a.
s Snake. oil


Try u riHht new Tor Rheumatism.
sw'4lien tysufe Tsla IN fts head, bark
and llraha. clrff, huAt9Na, etc After
"a. 1pplieafien palm usually dlsappeafs
- sE ~ MaRi9.
4 new rciasty rged Internally and
externally Tar fNs "a. N9idA croup.
infierzA gcfe faTeat, dipntheria nHd
lgNHtutt8
Its oil 10 corrected 20 be tho nast
penetrating rnu1eax knoN ~ its prompt
.El.sd SEA lNi4e1 eIfrct IL rtiiekgns paln
'iy GHe ~ tie frcf tr4t u penefrafsn 70
4AN nft ktGd GAFiH az osfr A. an a.
is$tf ton. rptr I q crobs on the thick.
est piece tf solo j llifr HHd III will
penear ~ fifs aubsfafca through ana
lAF0stu 4u thfe@ FGspnfeR,
rAceapf no e4bsfitrte. This fsrsat oil
N c1t1en fe1 ex.'sx otiy. fisnnfaetnruf ~ Hert
Jgtce netiein< ca. tyery bottle guaraats>1--
cg<. V>s ssi .i6J bottle. 1T
Eagle Druu store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

WEDNESDAY


CArssts2r Church Gasl1 -Mrs p Rob
i9soa.
Ls1.es Asi-MrS J r. NlsSsey.
THURSDAY
Acorn CsrsS--Mrs Chester D4-on.
u NJ G. Ciab-Mrs y 2 ossfehell.
M2ccabeex al a q & W hall AZ a.8e
FRIDAY.
kc-o5ey Mcooeg shah ciah Mrs /.
~ Brcnscr
Domestic Science Club Mrs Waiter
CheSEus
Yoanz ladies SoaAlity Mis- ESa
Set
es1
FSve o'Cso-ck Tea Club Mrs " 81
Bgu1s0n
SATURDAY
Phi Delta Gamma Club Miss Eines
lx1rsasx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

ii@rrid mooney that atnS dwNsa III
tegesi for Hoa IA worse than fayin
tekfr 30 thoroughbred boss lAat
@ts and don't wpfk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Fsye large trades 0f Great Britain
hlyina taken thelr grievances 20 the
court OF arbitration without resource
1" sirlkss. have obtained an increase
n wayes of tl,as 4 week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
HOW WEAK
WOMEN ARE
MADE STRONG
r.lrs- Westmoreland Tells in
the Following Letter.

Harrison. NJ Y---"When MY first
css,d NAG horn csd not know xAosnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

n+ Aacc4bees will have an lnsor
sA'it meeting tomorrow at tho 4 q y
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Miss Leaore narAe And harold Cook
& " &
l.alsl~ MISS acroshy lsouelten had
IS hes ainneF guests. cogrlns C@gs-
son ard aer eAeAers. Mis- NJ pArns.
Miss Messer Miss Alsaa Watkins. Miss
Smith and Miss Western
N * NJ
NFs N n Beauson VIII bv w. sess
tn ihe sive ocsoek Tea clah on Fri
dsy
* % VI
% C o Chapter
very Interesting messsnw of sha
f q eha.seg VAS bela sessaraas
afternoon sf sas hosne al Mrs = ~
lsnsH paync she afternoon Mrs ] &
Lesh tod ot Aeg WEST III she A n chap
ter ia Oklahoma CITY 4 ffw days aeo
2ra Mrs A A Wsss wAe has SaS, 49,
turned from shcrf stsit ia Kansas
CITY to'a ot me hight sssa4sioa ghers
A short business nas,siug wss held
and work X Dwing slAnupd sog thc
~ stnaAs season Al ;he close al fhe
afternoon dcsico Gus fesres hnans w,ere
served to Airs A A N'ees. Mrs q
t.*Sa. Mrs Rslg,h DsYis Mrs ne,aa
Nns Wa BsekslI Nss Naisr Hum
phrey, Nrs + q He. ssns. MFs Il 4.
Gahi and VI X M chHeo,t Thr
Eex' meeting u she chapter vii. nos
~ haid 9nsA January 5
x VI NJ
Loyal 6ihie Class.
The Lcyai Wcmans Bgbla Class Of
ne First Christian church met Tues
fAy afternoon AZ the horne ~ Mrs J &
" hAi@flesd wiih an an dsy session. Al
noen a delicious luncheon was served
lyle and during tAa day
more than tifty garments were com
''esta ~Asrh are to he given 20 the
'e~dF Ia ghss city ARy one Who hss
my ssrEns nis or material s0r rsvmprss
sAsch San b. used FOR this will he
Erz.sfniig received These are 10 be
eft ai 'he home 81 Mrs R.ai,efia.a /
" ~ili BE- easied sor.
H * y
Mss Eva Sefxfreia rif entertain 1
Ee Young Ladies s.aaiify on Fri \
.sy evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

aafes b fs&slef en A 81 sAe
A q e ~ hail AN Baysl N ai,oss
sre arNed e M .swhs Ta 1ll 81
elas weeMNn sNa ias sNpl nae
cstiafs aM Ae uguM
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10
A Coated Tongue :?
What ii Means

bad tseaih, cr1i.s 81 faaan~. hnd
sa<te tr TIE mocik, langucr and dsbiiltT.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

Mss Eva Seixfreie ulI entertain
tEe Young Ladies scaaiify on Frl-
day evening
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-10

MIS- IN n baaasoa vii hc lse tnss
q the Five oclock Tea clah on Fri
dss
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-08-08
WHY / BACK THE
RICAgy LEGION

The following nv Theodore ROose-
welt. III. ID % pe0ullar local interest
ao all young men whO served In the
late wnf
me Americas Legion Is the aEs0n-
tAne0us grDwth 0f the seaslsneaska of
ms service mens sts creed represents
|tna thought os AlT;; II n essentially 3
nsEllan orga Alxa ki0ss Il II concerned
ufIsnariiy wfth ne welfare 81 me
United States sid of lsa individual
EIIsos aSa. Among me thousands Who
aided iii the early stages oE rs ufgasli-
|8asi0n. there Mi absolute aecord n
Elhe follow ing pffnCiYiAs
First kAe oran ation shomld be
mon. tlsAS, r0nEetaslris ITSELF pOsaih-
'iy with polseies, buE never wlth par
tIsan politics. second. It's naaEnbar-
~ 81 as6UiA 81 com possa oE service
men md wOnteaa, regardless Ok wlaeth-
81 tsaay sarved nyafseas on were nm
fortunate enough To hare their duty
keep them ~ this country. Third Il
sh0Hfd BE really civilian end III In
eounclis general md private, admiral
ara g0h would be tTeatea On the Same
kAsis.
lAr0RSA oil of its actions, the doc
trina og Agnexsea ism stands foremost.
nv II tha inapmlses ~ patytotlam gem
Eerated iii the great war Will ba crystal
lssea ana preserved Ter 80 future
nosd eli mo uatl0n. EEs HeIds d use.
fnl actEyiky ags h0aAdea Only By the
desires @g rs paemheas.
EAere has been masash talk about
ne BolsMevtkf, tAe & ". azd the
FsSA nag socialists. Mally pe0sse have
axnFAsse0 geafs c1SAregmlEag tins aaEt-
tude 81 our army b these nssnaces
Theirs II 10 nsaA fDK ssscA fear The
assongesE AMsaTk 1nts cuamkry en-
have against wl6sa aa&rchy IN ghfs
s6eiesg 6 0sa3 "a aAxSlcS men, The
service NAN. having giyen ~ AlsAlf
g0 tAA csantFy. intends Id see that this
country whlcA Is l0yes comes ID no
Harm
Ii has been tla0 policy oE the Amer
Ican Legion. wherever have come in
eosFaaas wisl i. q pzAy re ssn8 with
all the cards as 1hs aasl The sesv-
ice man viii not tolerate any other
form oe tlSs asa wsshes, as
all times, Ia 81 ahse nok essly ID tell
anyone what ne u d0irsg. bast equally
Ia bib able b Ana out anything that
ths 0Fga lion, aar0UAh some other
branch. maay hs sacsag. 70 aayOne wlsu
knaxs khe Anaersen asFvtea man this
u absolutely normal HE II square
and Will MOI assoc iakA hsnasalE wEth an
sE usklau Il s.
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hnse eeEyesa eoaftnunuasy ~ Chlee 1ecpaty.
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sal DR.. AeDrkF Wells unfIi the latter
sGenah I'm September. sa1Hs On the AFat a
fbexpher, 1naM WAS bx the Judges Of tss
Gxrentf Camrs az khis eiretstas Hnaatn1ptIaly
apn@SAsad Clerk az the C0mre ~ stlweset
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ahN ne9k taeneFMl Elersinm Ia N0vRsnaser n
ena psnneAf yeaF.
with nl8 ksA% aer9srp ard experience 81
@uAiis asyvNnS. feea that ran won'
a3antIy toOk for inyAz aad hearty aup
MaEe Or klaN good reDKge az thsA cossnay II
The caszlng Primary and sAe1leRal ElecfloA
haF@ always regarded public nliics
a. pHhlir gruak ana sIfxnfy believe shE
De Win fnsehfaily and hssnestiy ass liarEes
L Ba dxks@a ~ tire Ol53xe 90 whAei nc hMl
ss1n elected or appointed besg SERVES Aii
naRty and the pnblie.
fy2ssfg wa. ". WOODWARD.
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nlust inevitably command
dendeuts tlsougltfui coii-
fioN. Il si1c opening SEN
III SD editorial ii which the
snoge News, sietiag She selec-
81 State ticket headed by
wlaiea facsional troubles
m plaglae she Democrats,
its position III the cafn-
le News win support the
;rass ticket solely upon
omnd that the election 81
sie ard his colleagues might
tYued So an iatioFser1ers
yland Of Woodrow Wils-
From no election however
isg acguaI issues. should be
Id draw encouraE esIaerls
ais administration has been
Il the didactic asser-
u the News
it'd the exception III MeI.arle
reat0n. 81 candidates for
or Baltimore city, the
has supported no Demo
n candidate since IS passed
a0o Egoua the edisorship 81
Brewes, rs Annapolis.
ever since been i reform
boa sting lii season and out
son Of les Independence. bAt
cansiy, ae every election for
officials, and with the ky'o
gss when II could not
achter and Heintz-
every election Tor mayor,
upheld RcE blican casdl-
IS IL Ouglss not u b. forgot
with tie exception III
en and Cold bor1 h, aid
and ton u has been
on tie losing side
cl,ies pposed ~ the News,
M MS siren la thereby In
Ngagsif0ids rather than ell-
shed, f6g klae great masses 0l
voters have lonR since learned
Nit HE News rs their
indeF III rs political.
eally viii this ba true In she
sak eaanpai Eor tEse reason
ves for wanting Sae voters ID
away Era Richie, Lee,
and III rdcr reaches
gast 81 ahsardls