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Future Rapid Travel.

Mr. Lindsay Bashford, writing In the
Edinburgh Review foreshadows a
London to Calcutta journey by rail in
fortnight.
''The Bagdad railway he says, "be-
gins at Konia. in the heart Of Asia
Minor, where. by means Of the Ana
tollan railway, it connects with Con-
stantinople, From Constantinople to
Aleppo the distance is some $50 miles.
From Aleppo. the line proceeds to
Jerablus, on the Euphrates, and
thence by Nlsibin to the important
center Of Mosul on the Tigris; thence
southwards to Bagdad and to Basra.
The distance from Aleppo to Bagdad
is about ESQ miles.
Carry the imagination further. and
we may reasonably pictures under the
new political arrangements between
Great Britain and Persia, the extern
sion q the Bagdad railway to Tehe-
ran, and thence TO Quota and India.
That done travel overland between
London and Calcutta should be a mat
ter Of less than a fortnight"
The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1920-05-15
ParIs ! civ d aold clo,. |.

Paris just now is full of "old clo'."
Not only are new wardrobe dealers
starting In all quarters, but even the
cleaners are filling their windows with
half-worn frocks and cloaks for sale
Obviously madame is making econo-
mics, remarks writer in the conti-
mental edition Of the London Mail.
She must be as smart as usual. but
as dress costs more than ever she
sells everything she can before It goes
out Of fashion, and thus manages to
balance her accounts
The 'chand d'hablts walks the
streets more diligently than ever. and
his dismal chant may be heard all
day long He easily fills his big black
bag. Clothes, like money bills, are
now constantly changing hands. and
they are worn to the thread by their
successive wearers.
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For this theft Of his personality Per
kins has paid painfully. He has been
imprisoned five times, being acquitted
each time at the subsequent trial. Four
warrants are. now out for his arrest.
and cloud OF suspicion hangs over
him that may result In other warrants.
His savings OF $500 have been spent to
earn his freedom, and most of his fur
niture and his wife's keepsakes have
been sold to support his family Of six
children while he has been In jail.
He was first arrested October Is.
1919, for fraud at Gloucester. Five
days after his release he was arrested
again and taken to Chesterfield, in
Derbyshire, where he was remanded
FOR trial on the declarations of four
persons that there could be no doubt
ne was the man who had defrauded
them. Yet he never had been In Ches-
terrified before In his life. At the Der
byshire assIzes he proved that on the
day Of the fraud he was at the Uttox-
eter market in Staffordshire. Fourteen
old specimens Of his handwriting were
produced. None Of them was anything
like the criminals.
The jury promptly acquitted Per-
kins While his friends were congratu-
lating him In the courtroom a police
man pressed forward and arrested him
for, other alleged frauds. They dragged
him Off 10 Hull police station, where
Perkins says he lay that night wonder
ing II he was mad or only dreaming"
In Hull he was again positively iden-
titled. and he had to remain IS days
In Hull prison before his trial. This
time he had IA witnesses to prove his
presence at various markets distant
from Hull on the dates that the frauds
were committed.
II could have produced sixty wit
nesses," said Perkins. "but It took my
last cent to pay the fares of the four
teen"
The operations of the "sllck" double
hurt the police nearly as much as Per
kins. They have four warrants for his
arrest for number Of other frauds
committed at Burton-on-Trent, Peter
borough, Bristol and Leicester. The
warrants are pigeonholed for the time
being. The police are Illuminating.
Penniless, Perkins busily is digging
up his herbs again and trying to sell
them, but after q days in Jail and with
the shadow Of prison bars still hover
ing over him he has little peace of
mind.
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Fixlnq the Blame.

Here, therep' yelled Constable Sam
t. Slackputter, the redoubtable sleuth
of Petunia. "You knocked that there
innocent bystander down while he was
peroozing along about his business, ran
over him. stopped, backed up, and pass
ed athwart, as 1t were, Of him again,
What in fire do you mean by such
d0in's7"
"why--doggone It'll" cried the Of
tending motorist, "he knew me, knew,
the name Of this car, and knew, too,
that this is the first time I've ever
driv' shIs'n or any other. and yet, dad
burn him. he went and got right IN the
wayl"-Kansas City Star.
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New smokeIess Fuel.

Coallte, new British smokeless
fuel, is claimed to be natural brlquei
generating as much heat per unit rs
coal. BY process of low tempera'
ture carbonization, a ton Of bitumln'
GUS coal Is made to yield IA hundred
weight Of smokeless fuel. 1000 cubic
feet Of gas, 10 gallons of oil similar Ia
crude petroleum, 8 gallons Of refined
motor spirit and 20 pounds Of sulphate
Of ammonia for fertilizer Besides
making fuel smokeless, this process
supplies by-products OF enormous i'm
portance.
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system of education in which we
have so much pride.
In every community where any
number of our people have gathered
there has arisen a man whom we
may call leader whose efforts have
saved the day for his people.
\ Prof. N. W. Harllee has been
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bold, courageous, and aggressive
leader whose diplomatic movements
for his people have won frienus for
them where opposite races were
not kindly disposed.
When his race has desired a
leader to represent them before the
bar of public opinion he was chos-
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Tests Of baiso wood BY the Massa-
chusetts Institute Of Technology show
ed a strength fully one-half as great as
spruce. Yet this Equadorian wood
weighs only 7-8 pounds per cubic foot
while cork weighs 1877 pounds. The
wood is stated to be practically pure
cellulose, with no lignlflcation. the
strength being due TO It's structure Of
large berrel-shapeu cells.
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en- and the muse of history will
write the names of the heroes of
the race in Texas in emblazoned
characters on the scnooi of time and
among the ranking leaders of them
all will be the name of N. w. Harl-
lee of Dallas, Texas.
By G.. w. JACKSON.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

skiego, ale przeciez alianci po--
winni mice ma tylerozumu, re to
.bylo rzecza niemdzliwa ola Me
mice wykonac tie warunki, qrzeto
.bybo rzecza rowniez'obojetna ola
Niemcow, czYpodphza, czy je -
odrzrbca.
Jezeli w Niemczch Otrzyma SIG
.przy wiadzy bolszewizm, wten-
czas ostatnia nadzieja zaplacenla
odszkodowania d,ugu wojennego
zniknie. Niemcy odwofuta sic ma
pokoj W Brzesciu litewskim / IT,
.zywaja tego argumentu Przeclw
Aliantom. Powiadaja onl: Ponle-
waz byliSmy TAX bezwzglednyrni
wobec Rosyi i.zmusilismy ia do
podpisania tegothanbiacego Poko-
iu. przeto terazs zbieramy Z tego
owoce cierpkiesw formie bolsze-
Wizmu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

'Zafoga zdolala sic wydostac,
tax, re Mkt z wojskowych w og-
n;u ME straci{ zycia. Straty mate
.ryalne jednakze So znaczne. Splo-
neia bowiem wielka Hose amuni-
cyl, oraz wszelkie zapasy z zyw-
noScia ola ludzi i koni.
Rad HOLENDERSKI DAJE
GWARANCYE
Haga, Is. marca. - Premier ho.
lenderski oswiadczyi W Izbie de-
putowanych, re Rad llolenderski
oddaje wyspe Wieringen ma SIZE
'dzibe ola byiego cesarza niemiec-
kicgo. oraz ola jego najstarszego
syna. Krqzy pogloska, re nastep-
ca tronu wyprosif sobie, ably lego
mieszkanie ME byfo zbyt blisko
OLGA, gdyz ME chclafby on w1dy-
wac czesto starego Wilhelma.
.ZAMARZNIECI MA SMIERc.
Londyn, Is. marca. Z Mo-
skwy przyszia wiadomoSc przesla
ma tclegramem be- drutu, re ma
stepach rosyjskicll wymarziO
$4,000 wojska, walczacego pro-
civ bolszcwikom. Telegram ten
.donosi rowniez o postepie bolsze-
wikow przcciw resztkom wojska
gen. Denikina wzdiuz kolci i W
'okolicy Ekatcrinodar ia kauka--
skim ironcic.
Dzicnniki lwowskie podaja, &c
wojsHa rosyjskic miaFy zagarnqc
Mohilcw i &c ludnosc calymi ma
.sami ucicka pred bolszcwikami
Jkrainaki premier MazcPa mial
.sjcdz>be swojq przenicSt do lju-
mania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
DOMAGA SIZE
WYRZUCENIA TURKOW
Z EUROPY.
Washington, Is. marca.

"dSGyISloN, ~. lAldlSd. -
mcryka domaea SIC wyrzunnla
Turk6w L I:uropy / W tel mySli
rad amcrykaisEi wvSyla notc do
AliantGw. w ktorcj stwicrdza, If
stoi ma tenn SanCm stanowISku w
kwc>tyi turcckicj. jak Cd samcgo
3oczQtku zaznaczyi. Note podpi-
sal nowy sckrctarz spraw zagra-
nicznych cambridge Colby. Nota
amervkan>kicgo jest odpO-
wicdziQ ma zapytanic rzQdn fran
i angiclsNicgo, jake jest
zapatrywanic Amcryki ia kwc--
stye ~tureckQ. Me jest ~jeszrzc pc
wncm czy rad amcrykahSki
przesIe tc notc pre- ambasado--
row francusGiego i angicISkicgo
przy Waszyngtonic. czy tel przcz
swoich arrbasadorow W Paryzu /
Lndynie. .Ameryka ME podzic-
Ia zdan;a, ze ME powinno sic wy.
Turk6w I Europy &c
wzgledu ma znacznq Hose mahomc
tan poddanych Francyi i Anglii.
!Stany Zjednoczcnc popierajq
utworzenia niezalclnej Ar.
menii. Rownych praw w handful
d!a wszystk;ch narodow domaSa
sic Amcrvka PRIV zalatwienru-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
a woinv ma sposob nowoCzcsny
w IZBIE PO~
SELSKIET w RHYME.

/. Rzym, 25. marca. - PodczaS
rozpraw mad uStaw9 rolnQ w IL.
bic poai6w omal mic rrzvszlo do
hojki na picSci pomiedzy stronni-
ctwcm katolickjcm i makSymili--
st1mi. Dzieki tylko intcrwcncyj
czionk6w zimniejszcgo tcmpera-
mcntu powstOymano &c eorszq~
ca scene. MaksymaliSci przcrywa.
Il ustawicznic mowcy katolickie-
r!u: wtcnczas jcdeu I party ka-
tolickicj Salvatore Bandcrcpi "a
wola} - .,olcj. olcj". co rnia!o
i've aluzyq do ~pewnych nieczy--
.tych transakcyj, W kt6rc wplqta-
ny by} socyaiista Serrati. Cwaga
ga ia wytrqcisa socyalistc I row
rowagi, rz"'cif on sig W strong
kato.lckleSo zacl$Eal4c
pieSci wotal zaprzerzony-.Jezui-
CT. zakrystyanie. hiPobryci."
w EGIPC1E.
Kairo, Egypt, 25. marc - Po-
niewaz Angjicy postanowili pre-
prowadzit pewne plany w regula-
CYL rzeki Nilu, przeto ludnoSt W
X afr-el-SBeikh i DesSuk postano-
VIA sic temu encrgiczn;e SPREE
civic. Przez DIVA dni tiumy sic
sciqgaly i ~odgrazaly w}adzom all
g;clskim, ~jednakze ME przysz}o
dc rozlewu krwi.
OGIEN w OBOZACH EISZ-
PANSKICH.
Madryt, 25. marca. - Minister
wojny podai do wiadomoScj, re ca
lie baraki w~ojskowc hiszpaiiskic W
Marocco staly sic pastw9 pozaru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
NIEMCY LAMA
WARUNKI POKOJU.

Paryz. Is. marca - RcwoIu-
eva nicmiccka wykaza|a. &c A
lianci zamiast iS6 reka W rckc jak
podczas wojny. W zdaniach swyc!I
sic niczmicrnic r6znia co do sy-
tuacyi nicmicckicj. Zwiqzck ma.
rod6w. ktory mia} bye podstawQ
prawa ! sprawicdliwoSci, istnicjc
tylko ma p~apicrzc. IdawaIo sic. zc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
TeIegramy %zaglaniczne'
Dokonczenie re strongly l..

kolejowych. Kiedy tlumy stawa-
~ sic coraz grozniejsze, wojsko
wezwa'o je do rozejScia sic, a po-
tem daso salwe i gotowaSo sic do
ataku ma bagnety. Pablo dwoje
Iudzi ma miejscu a przeszfo diva
rnstnln r~nnnNch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

po wybuchu rewolucyi w Men,
czech alianci zapomna o nieporo-
zunieniach j stana murem PREY
Francyi, ably Emusic Niemcy do
poszanowania traktatow, jednak-
re wybuch ten ~jeszcze tie nieporo-
zumienia bardziej pogAebi. Juz
przy ukfadaniu warunkow pokoju
zarysowaly sic roznice pomiedzy
aliantami, jednakze panowalo po-
miedzy mimi przekonanie, re jeze-
Ii chca COS dodatnego zrobic, M
sza STAG zjednoczeni wobec wsp6l.
nego wroga. Dzisiaj i to ustepuje
pred interesami poszczegolnych
narodow. Dzisiaj tylko jedna
Francya stoi ma stray pokoju
wersalskiego, ktorego warullki,
m6wiac szczerze, nigdy ME wesz-
ly w zycie, pomimo, re opr6cz A.
meryki, wszystkie strony sig 70
bowiazaIy do zastosowania do
tych warunkow. Niemcy oczywi-
sta ~najmniej sobie robia z ca}cgo
traktatu, a dzisiaj pomirno &c
miaty rozbroic swoja arnie, cafe
Niemcy roja sic Cd zbrojnych
band. Ma zqdanic Francyi, ably a.
lianci zczwolili zajac okolicc re
XII Ruhr i tam zaprowadzic po--
rzadck, Anglia i W}ochy powie-
dzia}v, re to mic wypada, a teraz
prawdopodobnic jest juz "a POI
no. Prey pomocy vice Anglii i.
W}och, Nicmcy stana sic potezny-
mi, ale tylko Anglia i mozc Ame-
ryka skorzysta Z niemicckiegO
handlu, l%rancya zuboza}a znisz-
czona wraz Z .Bclgia zostanie IA
boku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
mad TRUMNA S. P. M. MAJEWSKlEGO,
RezOIucya zlsbna.

Nizcj podpisany Zarzad Spo}ki
Dudowniczo = Pozyczkowej 16tej
wardy powziaf uchwa4e jednosio-
Sna, wyrazajaca slowa najwyzsze-
go wspo}czucia i zalu ola rodziny
zmarfego diusoletniego czionka
Sp6lki, Sp. Micha4a Majcwskiego,
piastujacego Cd trzydziestu Z CORA
lat zaszczytnic i L korzyscia ola
Sp6Iki urzad SeAretarza. Zarzad
wyraza nadto zal, &c Z grona jc-
go uby4 jedcn Z najczynniejszych,
prawych czionkow i wspobpraco-
wnikow, kt6ry przyczynil SIG W
swcj czastoe do wzniesienia tego
stowarzyszenia ma wyzyny Powo-
dzcnia. ma jakich stoi obecnic.
Ia Zarzqd Sp6Eki Budowniczo-
Pozyczkowej 16-tej wardy:
Franciszek Marchlewicz, prczcs,
Antoni Szyrnankiewicz. wice-pre
yes, Wojciech Czaihsh, asystent
kasyera. Hipolit Mankowsh,
Franciszek Brzozowsh, Floryan
Strzelecki, Julian P. Nowak.
(Og1.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
OGIEN w OBOZACH VIsz-
PANSKICH.

Madryt, 25. marca. - Minister
podai do wiadomoSci, re ca
lie baraki wojskowc hiszpahskic W
NIarocco stalv sic pastwa poZaru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
CIEZKIE WARUNKI POkO-
III PRZYCZYNA WSZELKIE-
GO ZLEGO.

Berlin. 25. marca. - Warunki
iakic alianci nafozyli ia NicmCy
sa powodcm r~cwolucyi, sd powo-
dem wszystkicgo z}cgo co sic W
Niemczech dzicje i dziat jeszczc
mozc, oto zdanic tych ludzi ,ktorzy
mic NIGGA przcbolci, re ME Mem
cv. ale Alianci podyktowali wa
Nicmcy przyjeli i zgodzili
sic ma podpisanie pokoju wcrsal--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

kwestyi tureckiej, ME wyiaczajac
nawet Rosyi, jezeli plan Aliantow
ma mice zapewnione powodzenie.
M o PODPISANIA
ZE STRONY
TURCYI BEDZIE HASLEM
DO WOJNY sWIETEJ.
Polozenie Aliant6w w Konstan-
ty11opolu ME budzi zadnych O.
baw, gdyz ~posiadaja oni tam do
stateczna size zbrojna, by stlumic
wszelkic rozruchy, ~inaczej jednak
sprawl przedstawia sic w Azyi
Mniejszcj. Tam alianci maja szczu
pie silly W por6wnaniu Z turecki-
mi. Ruch narodowy ma wielu Two
lennik6w pomiedzy wyznawcami
Mahomeda. Zajecie stolicy Turcyi
dodaje jeszcze oliwy do ognia.
NacyonaliSci W Azyi mniejszej
zacheccni powodzeniem w Marash
i Urfa czekajq tylko ma znak, a
tym znakiem moze bye odmowa
podpisania pohoju wersalskiego
&c strony Turcyi. Codziennie
przychodzi do utarczek pomiedzy
maFyni oddziaiami francuskimi,
angiclskimi i tureckimi. Muzul--
manic osaczyli Hadjuin, skad AZ
mchczycy pc dwakrot wzywali
pomocy. Dzisiaj Turcy postawia
wszvStho ma pedna karte / poml--
mo. &c alianci panujq mad wybrzc
zami majac poteznq flote, to je.
dnak czcka ich d&uga wojna pod.
jazdowa z Turkami, MIN iCh potra-
fla uiarzmiG. Iolnicrzc turcccy
zatrzymali bron gdy ich rozpusz-
czono do domu pO zawicSzcniu
broni. dlatcSo ludnoSc turccka By
die dobrzc u~zbroIoua do zacictcj
walk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
Great Northern
Hotel
CHICAGO, ILL.
Reprezentuje
W.S.RICE
ADAMS, N. Y.

Nasz ekspert E. {.
Branch, M. D., jakotez
kobieta sitter, beda W
Great Northern hotelu,
Jackson i Dearborn ul.,
27gO, 20, 80 81 marca
i 1-go i Ego kwietnia.
Kazdy, ktory cierpi
ma rupture, mezczyzna.
kobieta lub dziecko,
powinni skorzystae z
tel s~posObnosci. MetOda
Rice jest znana cafemu
swiatu. Mozna teraz og-
ladac tie metode, row.
niez molina mice apara-
ty Rice przypaSOwane.
AbsOlutn;e bez zadnego
kOsztu, jezeli ME be-
dziesz z~adowOiriOny Eat
rzymac tie przyrzady,
kiedy So przypasowane
i kiedy ty sam ME W.
nasz iak dobrze i wy
gOdn;e one ci beda paso'
wac. Bee ciezkich glebO-
kO duszacych spreiyn.
Mic takiego ktore bedzie
dusie twoje cialo i wyt'
warzac bole. Nasze pa
sy mOga bye nOszene
dzien i noe W zupelnej
~wygodzie. Miekka po-
dobna do gumy kompo-
zycya W pOduszce, pod
jakiemkolwiek cisnie-
MEM.
Me pOtrzebujesz no.
sic pasa Gale zycie, kie-
dy tysiace twierdza, re
zOstali wyleczeni przez
u~lywanie melody Rice.
DlaczegO masz nOsie Gle
Ear ruptury, dlaczego
cierpiec, jezeIi jest spo-
sObnOsc, azeby sic uwOl-
mic cd noszenia pasow
ma zawsze. Jakkolwiek
ME bedzie to mic kOsztO-
wac, ie1eli przyjdziesz
do DR.. Branch, W Great
Northern hotelu. Godzl-
ny ofisowe cd 9 do II
rano i cd 2 do S pc po-
iudniu, wieczOrami cd
7 mel do 9, w niedziele
"a umowa tylko.
Me opuszczajcie tel
wielkiej ~spOsObnOsci.-
Odwiedzcie naszego Elk
sperta ruptury.
WY nYrr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
Z WIEZIENIA
STATE MA
CZELE RUCHU w RUHR.


Meindorff zostal przez swych to-
warzyszy wypuszczony Z wiezic-
MIA i Postawiony ma czele ruchu
komunistvcznego w okolicy rzeki
Ruhr. Nakazal on wszystkim ro-
botnikom co siuzyli w wojsku, a.
by sic stawili pod broh, a niepo
Siusznym zagrozii, re i'm odcjmie
racyc zywnosci. komuniSci "a,
bieraja wszystko co sic da!ale pill
nujq aby grabiez odbywala sic le-
salnie II. w obecnosci oficcrow.
tych za5 CODY odwazyli sic kraSG
ma wtasnq reke, surowo kara. Ia
rzqdzili oni wydawanic zywno5oi
"a kartkami, a dalcj nskazali
wszvstkim lekarzom Z obowiqzku
pc}riG shuzbe PREY rannyCh. Jed
mem slowcm. komuniSci wyStawi-
Ii ar1nie, jakiej ME powstydzAby
SIG laden pruski general; maj2 oni
wszystko potrzebnc do prowadzc-
MIA wOinv ma spOsob nowoCzcsny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25
ANGLIA WIEZI
TORA
POLA.

Nib Said PaSza, wojskowy guhcr
nator konstartynopola zosta} a.
rcsztowany ma rozAaz dowodcy
sit 2broinvch okupaCyjnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-25

SIOSTRO:
DlaczeEo masz cierpiec ! przez "a.
niedbanie rujnowaG zdlowie, Jezeli
tysiace kobiet moga CT poWiedziet'
ze NV posiadamy znakomite'D omowe
1akaretwa, ma r6Ine do~egliwosci ko-
biece. Me zw1ekaj wiec, lecz ptsz 90
mas zaraz z calem zaufaniem. zaiacza
lac 1oc, a poslemy CT probe Gasze-
90 R~erulatora Systemu l podrecz--
nth dla kobiet. UWAGA. Ola
mezczyzn r6wniez many lekarst"a
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CONGRESSIONAL OFFICERS
FOR COMING CONVENTION

Temporary organization for the
first congressional delegate rluvru-
ton of the republican party huH h,,u
decided upon, Names of those who
will be Ia charge ~ the opening of ,hr
convention, which will follow the
state republican convention MAY 81,
in Price, were submitted last Monday
at Salt Lake City by Alya d, Me
CURE, committeeman for the First
Congressional district, through Henry
Welsh, chairman of the republican
state committee. W. J, Lowe ut
Brigham City will be the temporary
chairman of the convention and the
Others included in the temporary or
ganization are c. NJ. Croft of Morgan,
first vice chairman; Mrs. r. l.. Clegg
of lleber City, second vice chairman;
John b. Peterson of SEWER, third vice
chairman, Louis Larson of Manl,
fourth vice chairman; John b, Blum
of Ogden, secretary; Mrs. Chlgirs
Workman Of Park City, assistant see
rotary; NJ. NJ. Steele of Willard ,ulm-
~ sergeant at arms; Harry Colds
burough of Nephi, assistant sergeant
AT arms, and Don b. Cotton of NeruuL
chaplain.
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GRAVES OF HEROES.

Contributions are being solicited
from members of the American Lee
gion and interested individuals, by
national Commander Franklin D.
Olier, for decorating the graves of
American soldiers, sailors and marines
killed on European battlefields, Each
post is expected TO give five dollars
at least. The idea of decorating these
graves was approved at the Minnea-
polls, Mimi, convention of the legion,
10 be carried out through voluntary
contributions.
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STATE GETS AN ALLOTMENT
OF ARMY MOTOR TRUCKS

For distribution among the eom-
ties of Utah for use in highway work,
three hundred army trucks will be re-
ceiyed by the state road commission
shortly, according 10 advices received
from Washington, ID. c. The allow
anee is made by the war department
IN response TO request presented
through Senator William ii. King,
who says that county commissioners
must make application TO the state
road commission if they desire to
avail themselves of use of the motor
trucks.
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The temporary organization for the
state republican convention at Price,
May 81. was arranged with Harvey
Cuff Of Provo for temporary chair
man when Harry S. Joseph of Salt
Lake City, Ralph +. Bristol Of Ogden,
Henry Welsh, chairman Of the state
committee. and Cuff met in republi-
can headquarters ut the state capital
last Saturday. Other preliminary de-
tails of the convention were discussed
The committee, which was appoint.
ed by Chairman Welsh. met BY au-
thority W the republican state com
miiicc. The temporary organization
includes names from every section Of
the state and was declared to be "a
highly representative one Those Sc
lectcd are:
other Selections.
Mrs Archibald Bowman of Ogden.
first vice chairman.
a. r. Moon. Salt Lake City, second
vice chairman.
=. r. Bowman, Logan, third vice
chairman.
William H. SccrmIllcr. kanc coun-
|ty. fourth vice chairman.
Nepm l.. Morris, Salt Lake City,
chaplain.
Hcbcr L. Cummings. Salt axe
City, secretary.
j. =. May, Roosevelt, first assistant
secretary
Mrs Conner Z. Peacock. Price, sec.
ond assistant secretary.
MILFORD Robinson, Beaver, sergeant
at arms.
W. u. Jcfiord, Park City, assistant
sergeant nt arms.
j. r. Miller. Moab, second assistant
sergeant 90 arms.
Farley T.. White, Salt Lake City,
welfare committee.
Train Arrangements.
II was decided 10 ask railroad COM
pnnies 10 run special trains carrying
Pullmans, 80 that delegates may re-
main In their bcrihs NJ Price II the
hotels here should bee taxed Ia more
than capacity. II Il h found the
hotels can accommodate ~ delegates,
This request 10 the railroad viii be-
cancelled.
Refreshments will be- sc~vcd aboard
these trains by the Wnmcns and
Young Mems Repubiirai clubs and
the Lincoln club, II these clubs ne
cede 20 the committee request lo do
this
II II estimated five hunlltd and
nneiy-seven delegates will a.,r,,l the
three Price conventions
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NOTICE TO CoNTpA,.rops me,

NOllCE TO CONTRACTORS, HIGH
way Work-Sealed bids viii be re-
cCeiyed by the county commissioners OF
carbon county at Price. Utah, on or
pelore o'clock y. m. April "a. 1920.
at which time and place bids will be
publicly opened, scheduled and con-
tracts awarded as soon thereafter as
possible for the erection OF masonry.
hbuuments for new bridges to be
erected on the county highway in
Irlce Canyon, between the town OF
cameron, Utah, and the north county
line OF Carbon county. Utah Bidders
must submit proposals upon forms
provided by the county road engineer.
which forms may be obtained a. the
county clerks office at Price. Titan.
The right is reserved TO reject any and
OIL bids. All bids must be accompan-
led by surety bond or certified check
u the amount OF five hundred
1s5OO.OOl dollars BOARD OF COUN-
TN COMMISSIONERS. by n. G.
smith County Clerk.
First pub. Apr. 2. last pub Apr. 30.
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HARVEY CLUFF, PROVO,
IS THE TEMPORARY
CHAIRMAN
MRS. Conner P. PEACOCK OF
PRICE, SECRETARY.

Everything About In Readiness For
the Conventions Of the Republicans
the Coming Month 49, Temporary
Congressional Officers Are Named
Some Six Hundred Are Coming.