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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1919-10-30

The camp fire in the evening was
an open meeting to the public and
large crowd gathered and took
the opportunity to listen to the pro-
gram which was entertaining and
instructive. The program was rem
dered under the able leadership of
Miss. Dunn.
Music by the Sono orchestra under
the able leadership If Miss Tilda
Schmidt.
A talk by Rev. Shenton on "Am-
ORGANIZATION" America having
gathered together of all nations and
moulded them into citizens. He
said he took great pride in the fact
that he was an American citizen, a
country whose flag had never been
defeated, whose bank deposits were
immense, educational facilities I'M
exce!lsd, |, ne SAID three things,
strength, -chivalry and tenderness
were Saeasfrs iRed. No stha Grand Army
OF the Republic and the Woman's
Relief Corps whose orders are such
great factors in building loyalty. He
said no other factor stood GU. sny
more strongly than American moth-
erhood. Nothing was needed more
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1919-02-20
ANNUAL MEETING

Annual meeting Of the mebership
Of Alma Beard Of Trade will be held
at the Grstiet Comfy club, Tuesday
evening, February 25, 1919, at 500
o'clock for election Of directors and
other business. 82-2-c
ID. L. Johnson, Sec'y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
Just Between
Ourselves
By DELLA z.


You women blum so! Th-
sentences are culled from a recent
magazin' story. Are YOU foolish
enough to think YOU con get away
with st." Rather hrutnlly put. but
let's think about Il a minute, DO
we blum Gan people see through
our subterfuge and posing
'Oh. yes! I'm ~pussiouateiy fond OF
books. But 7 never con afford to buy
thcm Yet q glance at the speakers
surroundings and dress causes one to
wonder at The distinction about buy
Ing.
Il Just adore good music. but I
carnot AFFORD to crafty my tastes
Really good with a sighl
are SO expensive"
Yet the speak, 10 known to be -
Consistent frcqucnter OF cheap vaudc-
Vile thenters. The price OF tickets
and carfarc saved "a few times would
mount to the price OF a "rsail,
good" musical event.
Isn't II too bad that I can do 90
little homework I get so over
wrought and nervous II try. Jack
sets hts dinners downtown and I have
q woman To help me three days tn m,
week. so ! manage to ~struEEl' along
Yet no succession OF social cvents
seems too Wearing Tor the little lady.
"HCally, ! cont give one cent. oh.
YES I know It's q WORTHY cause. but
! can't afford to help Their. arc
so many ways for ones money" This.
while In the upper lcft-hand drawer
OF her dressing table rcposes n two
dollar box Of chocolates and my lady's
closet shelters "a thirty-dullar hat. u
nirety-dullar coat and high priced
sho = and accessories galore.
Isn't Il perfectly Legitimate to spcn I
ones time aud strength and money va
the way one most desires From tho
stpndpoiut of self u certainly is. Only.
don't let's pose. u We really want
these %rcaturc comforts most Of all.
let's be honest about II. II they really
represent Vha we think is wissst
FOR us TO do. why blur about ~
WHY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
)NT|AENTAL OIL
MANAGER HERE IS
GOING TO DENVER
Z. Hannum Transferred TO
larger Division and His Assist.
lnt, J. J. Foley Made Manager
p the New Mexico Division.

u. Hannum. manager OF the Kew
kico division OF the Continental pil
|pany with headquarters here. viii
transferred to Denver. oct. 1.
pr he viii have charge Of the Dem
division. j. j. Foley. formerly uf
Butte division. who has been
'stant 10 Mr.. Hannum has been
moied 10 manager Of tho New
kiro division.
he transfer OF MIR. Hannum to
Yer is "a promotion Tor him and
afford him "a much larger n Ia
greater possibilities Tor his ability
an executive. lie has been hero
Ply Years and the change Is a
ltod reward for his services.
Iir. Foley has shown much ability
1 his promotion 20 manager viii bc
'come news tu his friends. l.. V.
pin. who has been connected with
compnny'H Denver onicc comes to
'"uqucrque % assistant to hir folc,
rapid and healthy growth OF ia
'incas n IA aus uf the Continent
pa company making "a number Of
lngcs In its organization. Effective
'obcr first, q. r. Strong Of Denver.
|cfary treasurer Of the company .
Emos n vice president IN addition
.Air. H. r. Clcav'r wno hns been
president 0f she company Tor
D. time. George T. Smith. who has
y assistant secretary treasurer.
b Mr. Strong place.
l. more effectively handle the sales
Of the business. two new depart
Is have been added to the general
cs in Denver. Thes' qrc the enst-
| department including Colorado.
.ming. and Sew MeNtcO. aud tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

italian olive oil and labelled: ''0ttino BFerd
Virgin Olive on lnporisnto-Pnro Olo
D'Ollva Importaio Packed y 0erfer 4 Co
Chicago. M he said raiirn cars being
marked ''one Gallon Nsl Contenfs.r the said
one half gallon cans being msthed '.onehaif
uallon Net Contsutn.' and the said quart
cans marked Net One Pail Quart and
fss'her notice l. hershy given to the hackethl
Mercantile Co. u Albuquerque, y. Asx.. and
20 al persons claiming the said properly o.
any part thereof. or knowing or having any
thing 10 say Why tho same should not b. enn-
demncd and forfeited. pursuant 70 the alieEs-
lions o. the libel filed in the aforraaid ease
70 the effect that the contents 81 said cans
are misbranded. IN ~vioiaslaa q ne Act q
Congress. approved Jane 30. 1908. known 80
the Purr Food and Drug Act 70 Be spd sp-
pear before the United States District Court
Tor the District u New Mexico. az Santa Fe.
~. hrx.. u 10 O'Clock I. NJ. on the 1Oth day
~ October. 1919. 70 show cause. n 7ny they
have, Why the Aforesaid property should net
he condemned aud forfeited - prayed 10 said
libel
A H HUDsFETn
United State, Marshal Tor the District Of
New Msrico.
HOWELL EARNEST. Chief Deputy nanh.L
sept ANaA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
LEGAL NOTICES


LOCAL NOTlCns
IN THE DISTRICT COURT. Coaniy Of Bern
!. " sandovai, Trustee. for lsidro sandovel
Beneficiary. Plaintiff. " flueio Garcia
snd Junniia Garcia. His Wife, Defendants
xorIcE or SALE
undsr and BY virtue % . deeree and order
o. sale issued out q the district court Of The
second judicial district county o. bernaliilo,
stste ~ New Mesico. on the 81 day o. Aug
ust' A d 1910. IN The above entitled cause
vherrin no shove named rlalntiffa did Oh
tain . Judgment against the above named g
PENDANTS for the sum 81 t2Ia 90 VIII interest
thereon from date 20 da, Of sale q the rate
and eapsnaes u suit and sale which said
decree vas made and entered on the -fth day
u August A. % 1919 ] am commanded 70
cell al sho interest In the following described
property, al ynblic auction, 70 the hirheai
and best bidder for casa
A certain tract or parcel ~ land situate.
lying and beinf 10 AtTiseo. befnhlllo county,
New Mesieo. and more particularly dessdbed
A. follows. to.wits Msasnrine in Width, from
North 70 south siriy yards snd IN sneth
from East 70 West, One Hundred Eiehty
yards. from the Aeeguia Madre 70 the Contra
Acequie. o. Ahan Montoya Bounded on the
North By lands o. Antonio Chavez y sanehes
on the south BY lands o. Rofno!o dsbaldon,
and lands of Trinidad 0ahaldon. on ths East
by the Commu iity ditch. and on the West BY
Thsrrfore notice 4. hereby given that on
the 9th day Of December. A u 1919 At the
hour VI ten O'Clock, A. N a. the front door Of
the Court house In the County Of Bernalinol
state Of New Mexico ! will. ~ obedience ~
said decree and order Of sale. sell the above
named interest IN the said shove described
premises 70 satisfy plaintiH's judgment, with
Interest thereon and all the costs o. suit and
sale.
FELIPE J. GrRULE.
Special Master.
Aug %. Sep, s.ia.ao.as.2s.3s.s5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

STURGES.
" T. wood. Fresno. Calf
James McAlpine. Fresno. Caiif
T.. G.. Huakworth. Fresno. Calf.
W. N. bradshaw. Santa Re.
q O. HiNon, Winslow, Ariz.
w. 4. bunlavy. Kansas city.
e. F. Murphy. Inspiration, Ariz.
r T. Andrews, Gallup.
4. g Becker. city.
y. W. Clayton. CITY.
Leota J.. Merry. Kansas city.
T. s. Marmon. Laguna. y. NJ.
q. v Hanion. City.
T. j. Sauor. city.
VIM. Nelson. city.
J. A. Lundman and wife. Chicago.
l. 6. Leonard. Endicott.
T. II. Eison. Los Angeles.
T. W Harris. Omaha.
II. g.. Eidridge. Denver.
J. q Zurnl. Cerrillos.
Albert Bryant. Waldo. n. NJ
NJ O. clancy. Santa lie.
T. NJ. Trebble. WINSTON. Ariz.
Earnest Thompson. Amarillo.
ALVAIRADO.
g. r. Mimmick. III Puso.
r NJ. Rosr. Denver.
g. u. Wellington and wife. New
York.
J. y. Wilson and wife. Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. y. purand. Los Angeles.
Jos. r. Brett. Denny, Ia.
l. g. Chopin, Denny. IA.
j. carter. Winfield. La.
J. II. Gibbs. Winfield. Ia.
John W. Conway. santa Fc.
y. NJ. Wis and wife. ] nilsson. Mich.
J. 4. Hsal, Mountninair y. NJ.
George Mihlein. La Juntn.
J. T. carter. Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. T.. 4. Wolkn. ~ Paso.
+. T. Fleim ana wife, Peoria.
~ ~ Rugg. Los Angeles.
Mm Jenna. cleveland.
T.. - Moor, st Louis.
j T. Toliver. ~. Worth.
J. \ rurdy. Gallup.
Fred shulf. Riverside. Calf.
u. Fi%oodbcrg. Los Angeles.
j. Dunver. Los Angeles.
W r. Tailafcro. Topeka.
John ". Roach. Las Vegas.
W J. Lucas. Las Vegas.
NJ H. Curtis. Los Angeles.
NJ 4. LovHridgc. Little Rock, Wash.
j. II. Ralston. Chicago.
l. T.. Gibson. Chicago.
George Bergman. New York.
". NJ Jana. Los Angeles.
II. Srherman. Los Angeles.
g. r Ripley, Denver.
John J. Fox. st. Louis.
W. e. Lummers. Sherman. Tex.
G.. Mazin. san Francisco.
COMBS.
NJ I. Mishier. santa r.
lucicn BloNd. Magdalona.
\. l.. Blumenthll, San Antonio.
r. Bailer. Flagstaff. Ariz.
A. A. Senn las Vegas.
f. W Harris. Carrizozo.
II. A. AnNier. Tucson.
VIM Haley. Joplin. Mo.
J. H. McCamant. Gallup.
\. -. Brownfield. Gallup.
w. r. Williams, Roswell.
J. w. Moment, Santa Fe.
p J.. Lewis and wife. Santa Re.
J. MCAinnn, Santa Re.
r. VI. Ross. Denver.
Il. $. Rhodes, Denver.
n. y. Novels. colorado Springs.
j. A. McColium. - Junta
Homer L.. Homes. Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
REPAYs LOAN OF
ASSOCIATED CHARITIES

a i've dollar bill which came IN a
letter this morning 10 Rabbi bergman.
secretary o. the Associated Charities
In payment Of q loan made 10 " Hen
derann four years x gave the office
considerable % a surprise.
Many loans are made but few are
returned. In fact. Rabbi Bergman
said that IN his many years expert
ence with charity work he had never
before known % any money being re-
turned by the person to WHOM IN"
loan was made. The families Of the
person benefited frequently make
some settlement, hut a personal re-
turn Is rare.
Mr.. Henderson was In H. city four
years ago 10 put on a theatrical pes
formance for the Moose lodge. The
show fell through. and Mr. Henderson
and his wlfe. who WAS ~. borrowed
the five dollars Of the Associated
Charities In order 10 leave town.
HIS letter expressed his gratitude
Tor the loan. ami offered an apol0g =
for the delay.
Italy must pay $50 for coal hat
costs $3.50 at American mines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
RANCHERs RAISE 5000
FOR DRAINAGE WORK

FL pASO. Tex. Sept. 2i-fn order
10 carry on drainage work In the up
per valley. FOR which government
funds are not available az present.
farmers residing in the vicinity of Las
Cruces have signed notes to the
amount OF $50. 600, according to Geo.
II. clark and J. IT, Evans. OF LAS
Cruces. y NJ. who were In the city.
Las Cruces hanks have already
taken $4,000 worth Of the notes, and
as much n the loan as is necessary
to carry on the work will be placed
In ~ Paso.
4. ". Barker a member Of tho
high line camel committee. advanced
$1,000 for continuing the drainage
work.
Two dredgcs, which are TO he kent
IN operation, had already been pre-
pared Tor shipment when the farmers
started the movement 10 continue the
work with private funds.
II rs not known how soon the gov
ernm Mt VIII have funds to keep up
the drainage operations again, hut the
farmers Of M upper valley will keep
up the work until that time. The
irrigation district Will pay the interest
on The notes and the notes will be
taken up by the government when
funds are available. 80 that h action
~ farmers amounts 10 an eNtcnsion
OF credit n "a critical time 10 keep
the drniuaEe work going. one OF the
dredges viii he ssnt 10 the Garfield
district. Wher' no drainage work has
been duue-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
THIS WOMAN KNOWS
1T PAYS TO ADVERTISE

CHICAGO. sept. al.-Mrs. Olivia
Burton Strohm. vocational director
OF the chicago wonian'a Advertis-
Ing club. will be n cand date for
vice president Of the Associated
Advertising Clubs Of the World, at
their convention In New Orleans
this month. The Chicago dcicga-
ton Is giving Mrs. Sirohm united
backing. II elected Mrs. Strohm
will be the first woman ever to win
q place on the executive board ~
the International organization.
"Pcralrniity ~ the big uang
Ia ndycr'isinw." SAYS Mn.
Strohm. IAN sgtri fsvil aini all
rulrt fan, ~ thnt tlHr Richest
pHit bis background ~ cta'n-
tut. attacli very gftat inn
pOrlumr Ia acnd udc unln-
irvg. wlrc'lIcr artistic ~ ll,cr-
Any. btnuSs' II all iscipt to a.
yelrp u broad basis Tor ad,cr-
tlsiis achievement. Thu nmu
wlD invcnefSi that famous sio-
ram. - VIVID Of hills tltNr wnuht
choke % COW WIS r Esotcs Of
Keahl but q didirt sgDoli his
advertising slant-it hdpoL'
Mrs. Strohm Is regarded as one
OF the leading woman advertising
copy writers In the nation. Her
work In the Liberty Loan CAM
paigns won her national rccogni-
ton, the folders ana posters which
she wrote being printed In the mill
lions.
"~CopysTfting Is IKE ~ play"
says MrL StItlmA ''Thc ell
mRx must In ainpppy. tlns mat
short enough. and Ufctc must
be a good cnuraiNr amf q HOod
cNiJ My years 81 dramatic
trairlng aTu % NV ntosq I'm.
pottaut msrsr. I ftSrsnmcni
dTTnuitic study % tho beginner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
Miners Demand
A so Per Cent
Increase in Wages

CLEVELAND. o.. Sept. "a De
mands for a sixty per rent increase
In all mine wages. n limit OF six hours
n day underground. n five day week
with time and "A half for overtime and
double time for work on Sundays aud
holidavr ana important improvements
In conditions OF labor. were adopted
by the convention Of thr United Mine
Workers Of America.
The convention then adjourned to
await the result Of the Joint wage
scale conference with tn operators
OF the central competitive district.
which opens In Buffalo THURSDAY.
Should n satisfactory new agreement
be reached by thf representatives OF
the miners and operators at his con
ference the convention viii be recon
vened at indianapolis to accept or r.
iect a. should no agreement be
reached In time TO be ratified and
come into erect by November /. "a
general strike OF all bituminous coal
miners In the United States will auto
matically crsue on hat date. which
may extend TO the Canadian coal
fields ~ The international executive
board and the representatives. of the
Canadian districts 80 determine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

Notice 10 hereby aisen by the undeFsiEnsd
Treasurer and Ea.Officie Collector ~ Berua'
lilo County. New Mesiro that on the 3Qth
day Of september. 1919. a. the hour Of 10
o'clock In the forenoon. said Treasurer and
Kx-Ofielo Collector will proceed 20 sell 81
public suction Al the front door of the Court
House Al said hrrnaiiiln County, The real -
tate and personpi property described w the
Indignant Tor delinquent taxes within the said
County Of bernalilio for thu year IBIS, or 20
much thereof as may he necresary 10 satisfy
tho amount Of tAxes, penalties and costs due
upon such property, for which Judgment has
been rendered.
q A MATsON.
Treasurer and kk.oficio.
sept. sa.2s.2taS2sf9T
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
NorIcE OF roRrgrrunE pRocrEprnos.

Notice y hereby given that the underriEn.
cd United States Marshal for the District Of
New Mexico, pursuAnt 10 = certain warrant
81 seizure issued out Of tho United states
District Court for the Diatriet ~ New Nsx.
leo IN a case entitled United states Of Amer.
lea. Libellant, v Eleven Crsee Of Gallon
Cans. hight Cases Of One half Gallon Cans,
Five Cases % Quart Cans. 81 Olive oil and
beinE number 6g6 Law on the Civil Docket
Of said court. has scifrd frUBi the possesnion
of the Bachschi Mercantile Co, In the City
81 Albuquerque. ~ eases 81 gallon cans. =
cases Of one.half gallon cans, 5 cases Of quart
cans, Of olive oil. purportinR 70 contain pure
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

western department. Including Utah
Idaho and Montana. MIR. J. NJ. Hollis
ter. present manager OF the Denver
division OF the company. Is made
sales manager for the eastern depart
meni. while Mr. g. W. ftfield. pres
eft manager u the Salt Lake division.
~ transferred To Denver as sales man
agcr OF he western department
Organized th;rty-five years ago. the
Continental OIL company In the pio-
re r oil company OF the i-ntermOuntain
state. with five great division offices
ard plants and fOur hundred twenty
five supply stations covering Colorado.
NeN Mexico, Utah. Idaho Montana.
and Wyoming, u has built up a glles
and distributing system that affords
the city dealer. country merchant
mining com many, and runcher a serv-
ice comparable with that rendered by
q city store to It's local patrons.
Ten thousand gross Of steel pens
can be made from one ton OF mstal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
WHEN TO GATHEH
ROOTS AND HERBS

For medicinal purposes. roots aud
herbs should he gathered when their
medicinal properties are at their best.
For instance. roots OF annual plants
vhnuld he dug n Just before their
Towering season, and roots OF bieu-
NAL or perennial plants after the tops
have dried. Al these things are
taken into consideration in gathering
the rpofs and herbs. many tons II
which are used annually In prepar-
ing tIat most successful Of all REM
cdies for WOmar's Ills. Lydia y. Pink
Aam's Vegetable Compound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

Increased cost Of operation Of Brit
ish mines due to concessions to labor
arr being met by installing Of Ameii.
cHn machinery to quicken production
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24
TREASURY pzPARTnEHF
oTTfcn or COMPTROLLER OF TAB

TREASURY nXfNEImUHL
OTTfcn or coNPTnOLLEn OF Tan
CURRENCY.
Washington. d. @, August 20. 1910.
WHEREAS. By aatlsfaetory evidence
presented 10 the undersigned, II hiss bees
made 20 appcar that THE CITIzEN9'
NATIONAL BANK or ALAuouER-
QUE" In the city % Albuquerque. 10 the
County Of BernhliIlo and stats Of New
herieo, has complied with All the provis-
ions Of the Statutes Of the United States.
required 10 he complied with hsfors an
association hhali be Authorised 70 con.
msnee The business Of Banking;
NOV THEREFORE ]. JOHN BKEI~
TON WILLIAMS, Comptroller o. the
Currency. do hereby certify that 1.-THE
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK oy AL
buQUEhouE" In the City of Alhuaues-
que. In the County Of Dsrnaiiiio and
State Of New hesico. Il authorised 10
commence the businsss Of Banking -
provided In Section fifty.one haadrs4
and Sixty .nlna Of the Revised sistutss Of
the United States.
CONVERSION Of The citirens' Bsnh
Of Albuquerque. Albuquerque. New Msz'
leo.
in TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness
my hand sad Seal Of ofhes this Twenty.
niniL day o. August. 1919.
(signed) JNO. SKELETON WfLLIAAa
Comptroller Of the curgsney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

lightning struck the barn Of
Herbert itarbird Of Litohneld Me.
whore four cows were standing In %
row. and Killed the two COWS on the
End Of the row while those in be-
tween were uniniurCd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

Liquid air has a temperature Of $50
degrees below acre.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

Italy must pay $50 for coai hat
costs $3.50 at American mines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

Ten thousand gross Of steel pens
can bee made from one ton of metal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-24

Aug so's'pt s'ia.ao.aa.as.2s.9s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-09-12
THE TIMES DEMAND POLITICAL
coURAGE-NOT coWARDIcE

The 0caIa Banner thinks "if Park
hill announces for governor it would
seem that he would sweep the field"
For goodness sake, don't invite any
more candidates to enter the guber-
Material race. There are so many
now that it is much to be feared that
history will repeat itself, as in the
Cats campaign, and a number of good
high class men go down in defeat, al
flowing a demagogic mOuntebank to
win.-Lakeland Telegram.
The Telegram may know how these
high class" men stand on the va
rious pending and extremely impor-
tant issues, but we confess that we
do not
We do not know whether they
stand for Or against the league Of
nations-nOw the paramount issue be-
fore the country.
We do not know whether they fa-
vor holding up the presidents hands
or prefer throwing stumbling blocks
in his pathway.
We do not know whether they :us-
tify organized labor" putting itself
not only in the restraint of trade"
but of the very destruction of trade,
They tell us that they favor the
"just demands of labor" but do not
tell US what they consider are the
just demands Of labor.
We think that the serious condi-
ton of affairs demand something
more explicit than to say that "r was
born on farm" or that II favor the
"just deamnds of labor"
We do not know whether they ia
vOr or oppose the granting Of women
the privilege of the ballot
We do not kno whether they Ia
vor or oppose the guarantee of bank
deposits.
So, really, these high class men
who are candidates for this high Of
fee, have not significantly enIighten.
ed us as to how the ystand ON any
Of the real and live and important
issues now engaging the attention OF
the state and nation.
We believe that ParkhiIl would
have the courage to do so and ON any
issue involved would be unfIinchingl
and uncompromising.
The times demands strong, cour-
ageous melAas the entire world is I'm
dergoing asperiod of widespread and
radical reconstruction.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-09-12

Senator FLETCHER wishes to assure
all Florida and his friends every
where Of his grateful appreciation of
their sympathy and kindness and to
say to them that he is by the mercy
OF God able to be at his post of duty
again, entirely well. It has been inn
possible to answer indirectly all tele-
grams and letters, and he hopes this
acknowledgment may be accepted as
intended for each individual whose
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1919-09-12

read the Baltimore Suns review Of
the speeches of Senator Hiram John.
son and Senator James Reed, recent
ly delivered in that city. IL it fails
to brush the cob webs that are
strangely beclouding an otherwise
sound vision we know Of nothing that
will and we shall have to give him
over as hopelessly obsessed. The ar
ticle is entitled: Facts and Fancies
of the League of Nations"