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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25
MAC CAL[UM PLEADS
FOR REVIVAL UNDER
CHR|ST'S LEADERSHIP
When. Huns Threatened
Paris" Says Evangelist,
Allies Turned to Foch; Now
Let Us Turn to Captain of
Salvation"
BY REv.eJ. NJ. coRNEL1soN

BY REN.eJ. NJ CORNELISON
Prof. Pratt OF Whitman college. and
leader of the Whitman College Glee
club. led the singing at the revival
service last night The subject of the
sermon tonight win be. THE Luxury
of Winning Souls The subject to-
morrow night will be. THE Conver-
sion OF Saint Paul"
Last night DR.. MacCallum based his
remarks on the parable of Jesus re-
corded in Luke. fourteenth chapter,
The Great supper and deduced
from il the theme of "Divine Compul-
sion." The speaker explained that a
wrong and mechanical Interpretation
OF the parable has drenched ssome
countries in blood by seeking TO force
men to be members of a certain
church. Said he, Ignorance is the
twin sister OF bigotry"
Love Only Compulsion.
The only compulsion that Jesus
uses is that of love as revealed in the
gospel. 1t is the love of Christ that
constrains us That love compelled
Paul 10 suffer as he did for Christ;
put David Livingston and Muffett in
TO the heart of darkest Africa; put
Carey into India. In picturing what
is the outflowing of a great, burning
love in n SOUL" Some people get their
lives SO out of accord with Christ
that they cannot bear to be in the
presence OF Christian people or in
Christ's church. When men who are
not Christians come to know of the
real fellow among Christians they
see their mistake and seek the same
in Christ.
Turn to God in Trouble.
Said the speaker, Men may belong
to a gang but when trouble comes.
they will make You the goat. kick
you out They might pay your fine.
if ii helped to cover their tracks. In
the deepest trouble and sorrow men
turn to the church and Christian peo-
pie. Love must speak, act or die"
said the speaker. when one really !
comes to love Christ he wants to tell /
others" So we must create in 9TH /
ers heart hunger for God, said Helen /
Keller to Bishop Brooks as she placed |
her fingers on his lips. Tell me
what you know abou tGod." so men
say to u.s. said the speaker "Sir, we
would see Jesus We must flash the
light before men rushing to destruc-
ion that they might see Jesus and be
saved. Il do not cry down the lodges
said Dr., MacCallum, Il belong to
most of them. But I say play the
same with Christ first. May VOWS to
God and Christ come first, then these
other things follow"
Prays for Revival.
''The ten negative spies defeated the
olan of God and turned the children
If Israel back into the wilderness to
perish. VIII You not be positive
cried the evangelist. so
yait for God and in prayer bring a re-
'ival to this city.
when the Huns threatened Paris
nd the English with their back to
he wall, the allies turned to General
'och to put all power into his hands
n our stress and limitations now let
IS turn to the Captain of our Saliva
ion Jesus Christi
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25
IN MUSKRATS
FOR OHIO FARMERS

PORT CLINTON. Ohio, March "a.
The farmers of Ottawa county have
found the trapping of muskrats prof
table industry this winter Fur deal
ers say that perhaps a quarter of a
million dollars will be added to their
bank accounts as a result of their eff
forts
The muskrats are plentiful in the
marsh lands along the south shore of
Lake Erie Prices paid for the pelts
this year exceed by far those paid in
previous years
Muskrat .pelts when dyed and treat
ed are sold by many retailers as an in
ferior grade of seal, according to fur
dealers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25
ALBANY FALLS
FROM BRIDGE, BROWNS

ALBANY. or, March 24.--Frank
Inrledo OF this city, was drowned
Monday In Pennywinkle creek, in the
eastern part OF this city. He and
Harold Barrett, the same age, fell off
a footbridge on which they were play
ing.
woman near by heard them
scream and called neighbors who res
cued the Barrett boy. but the other
lad was carried out OF sigha and his
body was not recovered for almost half
an hour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25

OF the state OF Oregon for Umatilla
County. except those allowed by sta
tute.
East oregonIan. Co. Com.
watermaster and school
Clerk and Sheriff, do .... s1.s5
Pendleton Tribune, CO. Com,
Clerk and Sheriff, do s...-. 31.s5
Glass & Prudhomme, sheriff
and clerk. do ........-.... $3.50
Western Union Tel Co, sheriff
and Co. Com. ...-....... 11.13
l. G. Frazier, various offices,
supplies ............ 14.40
A. c.. Koeppen & Bros. poor
and Jail 55.4i
J. L. Vaughan, Court House
and County Hospital 1850. 1905
r. T. Brown, Clerk, postage all
offices t4.a4
Dr. Idleman, ct al Circuit
Court witnesses ......--. $50
C. z. Randall, circuit Court -. 5412
Joe H Parkes, J. p, State VS..
Frank Beiayil, Charlie Jhon-
son and in the Matter Of a
search warrant ..-...-..-- 21.O5
Jim Payne, ets al. witness,
state vs. Belvail ....... $40
J..L Miller. J, p, State VS.
]. II. West. Con. do . 2.so
J. l. Miller. ]. p, State vs.
John Hess $50
III. West. Con, do .... $50
C. H Crandall. Con. State VS..
John Doe, Frank Howard 100
w. IN Crary, j. p, State vs.
Wilbur Updike ........-... l2.4O
Ear, eshafurey Con. do . 4.50I
H X. Nissen. ct al. witness. do 1889
T.. ID. Taylor, Sheriff. stamps
and expenses -.....-.-- 6.V3
T. ID. Taylor, do, transfer and
expense Of prisoners -..-..- 1922
Robert Wheeler, collecting
taxes ..-....-.-..-. oo.Z9
cierE ................ 1921
Anna N. Harthrong. clerical
work. Clerks office. 2OO
Casper Book Co. supplies for
Assessor -. le-I'
r o. Hawks, Assessors office. lS5.OO
II. o. Hawks, et al, work on tax
roll .....- ---. oE-'"
Flossie Penland. ct al, type
writing for Assessor -.-.-- z-So
Geo. ID. Barnard Stationary Co,
s4.ppIiee for Assessor ..-... 151-O5
n. ". Green, School Supt., as
efstant and expenses ..-..-- 1871
- ha,,se supplies ....... 51.oO
Grace A. Gillian. advanced
freight on supplies for court
house. ............ 17-|'
Murphy Bros. supplies court
house ......-.-.'...
Pacific Tel &Tel. Co, Offices. 1885
Pacific Power & Light Co,
court house ..-..--..-... 1V-pv
Isendieton Water Works, do 14.VV
Pearl L. Bronson, ct al. widow
spensinos ---..-.-- 49,
TAYLOR Hdw. Co, Jail and poor Sl9o
Haruiey a Co. dog license sups. 1l5-Z2
81 Anthonys Hospital, care of
Brown. Balwin. Hartop'
nurtch. Green and Jordan 3l2.so
I. J. McAtee. Co. Hosp. sups- 80
Pacific Power & Light Co. co.
farm .--.-.- 80 -
ID. j.. Phelps, do ....-....--. l.oo
Murphy Bros. Co HOSP .-. 4-oV
w 1 Gadwa, co. Farm ....... s-oV
J. J. Vaughan. do ..--.-...." z.sV
CT. Bowman, do -.-..-----. -.9v
ss,r.A-1nm Lbr. Co. do -. 1850
Mas. W II. Mussleman, care
Of Mrs. Haiverson ..... $500
Boys a Girls Ala Society .. 1O.Ol
George a Miller Co.. for f. II.
Vaughan ............ I0.4i
Pendleton Drug Co. Co. farm. l4.es
gssnatilla Flour a Grain Co, do 1854
Ecnnomy Drug Co. do ...... L7s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25

Smythe-Lonergan Co, do go. 45.10
West End Grocery, do .. 1926
Allen knight Co. do ..... 28.05
]. c. Penney Co. do .. 4.s9
Dean Tatom Co, do .. $3.50
Evelyn Mortimore, Cooking at
County Hosp. ....... 5000
NJ. E. Mortimore, cooking and
nursing at Co. Hosp. ..... 1900
Walter Broggs. labor, do ..... 1900
VIII Dewey. do . 9.36
w. NJ. Mortimore. cash adyanc-
ed ................... 25.25
Dee Stalcop, labor Co. farm. 93s
DIR. McNabb. Vet. services do. 500
Pendleton Iron Works, sup
plies County farm .... $50
T. C. Elliott Co.. for G. r. Put
man .................... 1929
b S. kingsley, for Mrs.
Christian .............. 1000
Or. Idleman. for George Bald
win 1900
Pendleton iron Works. for Jail 6.00
C. p. Miller, do ......... 2745
r. D. Taylor. board of prisoners $500
d. d. Phelps. supplies for Jail sos
Frank Belyail. labor on jail -. 1886
J. IT. Brown. burial of w. f.
Cagnon and Joe LeuyoH 5000
W. II. Crary. ]. p. Inquest Of
NJ. Michaels ....--...-.... 1880
George Coopinger, ct al, jury, 500
d. Stephens, witness. do ..... lilo
c. w. Husted. hauling body OF
NJ Michaels to town 500
d. J. McFauI. exam. Edith
Yamina and Francis b. VIII
Mon. insane ... 1000
Aubrey Z. Perry. watermaster 1914
d. J. McFaul. recording deaths
and births .---g -g.....-....-- l1.Ot
Warren W. Roeder. traffic Of
fIcer .....x........ $50,
w n. Lyday. do ....... s25C
J. y. Perry, rebate on estate Of
Harry Orlando Mcdonald -. 2.5C
Bushong & Co. dog licenses 1.St
Z G. w. Lassen. exam. Of carcass SOC
i Ryder Bros, Brand Inspections
book ................. 7a4I
%. P.Hoff. st. Treas. fire pro-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25
Vicks Acts Both Externally
and Internally

V7ICK'S VAPORUB is the discovery of North
Carolina druggist, L. Richardson, who found a way
to combine the standard, time tested remedies -
Menthol, Camphor, Turpentine, Eucalyptus, Thyme,
Juniper, etc. - in save form, that when Vicks is
applied to the body, these ingredients vaporzed
by the body heat.
INTERNALLY, these vapors inhaled with each breath
all night long, carry the medication direct the air
passages anc lungs
EXTERNALLY, Vcks is absorbed through and stimu-
laes the skn attracting the blood to the affected parts
and aiding the vapors inhaled to relieve the inHam-
nation congestion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25
How the Use of Vicks Has Grown

Starting with the customers of MIR. Richardson's retail
drug store, the of Vcks has increased county by
county, state by state until than II million
jars used annually practically jar for every
family the United States-and this in spite of the
that Vcks is still treatment to many people in the
North and West. Once used Vicks friend for life
it is easily applied-so quick in its results.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25

sunnyside ................. 95.52
NJ. c. Norman ... 90.43
l.. ID. Wilsey, .right-of-way. .14S5.00
Grace A. Gillian, payment for
truck and freight for Gefeke
&c Balm, Pendleton- Morrow
County Road ....-........12 1856. Ii
Ray o. Baker ct al Hav-Helix 1867
AL Knight ct al, Moore & -Mey
ers ........-... 10000
Scrivners Blacksmith Shop. 1850
A. Ragsdale, board for men,
Umapine- -Sunnysido .... 1900
Weston Garage. sups and rent 66.95
Preston Shaffer Milling Co... $50
Zerba Garage, supplies .... 1.5O
Overland Sales Co. do ...... 10.40
Thompson Drug Co, do ..... 400
Inland Empire Lumber Co.
sunnyside- Umapine and Ha-
vana-Helix ....l. ...-.. $4,000
Peoples Wh'se., Kidd's camp. ID. 1910
Roy e. Dresser, Kids camp -. $3.50
Kng q Payne, supplies. do 5.0I
Sturgis & Storie, do .... s.72
Tumalum Lumber Co., do -. 12.S3
Grattan's Transfer. supplies
and Hauling 2 ......1102.G0
W. p. Fuller & Co, stock pass
es. Pendleton- Morrow county 72.75
Taylor Hdw. Co., supplies Kidd
& Freeland camps ...-... 633.12
Eccles & Smith, do Camp A :. 22.e5
q. B. Hortle, do Camp D.. 2.7s
j. A. Lumsden. do ...,..... 669.55
J. A. Hopkins. wood. do ... $500
The swender Blue Print Co.
do roadmaster's office . 1900
Downey's Market, do Camp ID 274.3S
Hass & Sauer, do ........-.... 102.4S
General Road Fund, labor and
d. rent Of machinery ..., 1900
Golden West Creamery, sups.
Camp d .............. -. so. 90
Standard Oil Co. ........ 1884
Charles Co. Inc. do Kidd GIMP 31.T4
Weston Transfer. drayage. . 21.0O
Umatilla Sand & Gravel Co, sups 1000
w. J. Clarke. supplies for vari-
Gus camps .....-.......... 5T1.49
Jerard & Temple. KIDS camp ais
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25

chas. Benhanl, for hay ... 2o.62
w A. Feathers. storage ...... 5000
Mrs Il, NJ. Webb, board of men 35s.04
T.. I. Harbour, wood 49,. - I. 900
Durham. Brownlow and Payne,
lumber for Gefeke & Bain.,. $3.50
j. NJ. Equals, supplies. do..,. e7.93
Umatilla Sand & Gravel Co.. do 1870
Penland Bros, drayage. do -. 2.1O
Compton Transfer Co., do .... $500
Oregon Hdw. & Imp. Co. do. 400
George d Miller Co.. do ..... $50
Echo Mercantile Co., do ....., 1857
Echo Auto Co., do .-....,.~.. 1910
Alexanders. Camp ID -. 5s5.Sl
w. w. Lundell. supplies GIMP ID 51.0i
Hamley & Co, Kids Camp. 21.s5
" Waggoner, resident engineer,
expenses .-....s......... 7.O2
Weston Mere. Co. sups GIMP ID 1918
Joe Kerley. Ins. on truck. Ge-
feke & Rain :. .s...m, $500
Geo. c. Baer & Co., sups emp d 42.25
Umntilla Flour & Grain Co.
Kidd's Camp .-.. ....... Stills
willis NJ. Hubbs, right of-wny 185.00
American Audit Co.. bonds -. 1880
Inland Empire Lumber Co..
Gefeke & Balm ..s-s.....- $500
Jones &, Jones suns, Camp D.. 227.5f
T.. l.. Swartzlander, right OF
way across the reservation
for Pendleton Cabbage Hill
Highway 9o5.o0
State Accident Com. ,ips... 39s.f1
w. p. Fuller Co., supplies Pen
dleton- morrow Co. Line. -. 1895
Grace a. Gillian, prepaid sup.
plies and freight ..i......... ss.t5
John. Banister. right OF way. 10000
w. A. Barnes. do ..--........ 10000
VIM. johnson. do ......... .. :, 10000
L. T. Mcbride Est. En-. Mc- IS
Bride. EXECUTOR do. >. s...s.. $4,000
j. j. Price Est. zerelda G. %
Price, do o...--.........-. >. 10000
Frank Sailing. do o............. 5000
Ann q. winn, do ,.......!... !. 5000
Geo. Stages. do ..--.,s....-s 10000
]. II. Coffman, do .........s. 1880
B. Z. Berry, do .,,.,,..,.,.As 10000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25
COMMISSIONERS
REPORT

= The following Is a list Of the Conn
ely warrents allowed and drawn at the
March 1920 term of the County Court
OF the State OF Oregon for Umatilla
County, except those allowed by sta
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01

IT. Al that certain piece OF parcel
Of lard distinguished a. 10. No. ?,
u Block No 2, q See-icn Nc 2,
Bradley His. a. per pat recorded
Il Pat Book No 2. pat l53, oze Of
Tire Lad Records aforesaid
Subject 20 eneznsrzncss Of record
is Al those certain PIECES ard
parcels q ard ard premises 6lsrin
Zzizhed "a AL Of Lot 10. IN Block l,
and al Of Lot No in Bloek No. /,
exeeps the portion thereof Conveyed
70 ArThzr A Chaplin b deed recorded
n LEber No. Z5s, a. foIio II3 Of TIE
szsG Lard Records. in Section No l.
" ". O--Brz1leT Hills, a. per plat
recorded n Plat Book Nc. 2. pIzt
i52, ore Of the said Land Records
The property viii first be offered
for sale b. TRAITS and parcels a. hare
InzboFE ST forth and IN the order
above enumerated, after which the
property vii Be offered for sale a.
q whole, the trustees hereby rsssry-
ING the right % secept the prices
producing the largest Aggregate
amount
TERMS OF SALE: All cash. 70 De
complied With within FIVE days after
the final ratification Of the sale b.
the Circuit Court Of said Montgomery
County a. a court Of equity, or on the
day Of szle, a. the option Of the p1r-
chaser; otherwise the property Eil
be rs-sold az the risk and cost Of The
defazltIng purchaser or purchasers:
taxes, interest and other fixed charges
VIII Be adjusted 70 the day Of sale.
II the property IL sold a. a whole,
deposit Of $500 viii be required By
the Trustees AZ the tine Of sale:
otherwise q deposit Of 500 On each
parcel viii be required b. the trustees
q; the time Of sale Conveyzrcfng.
recording, revenue stamps, etc, 20 be
a. the eost Of the purchaser or pur-
chzsers-
HARVEY 7. WINFIELD,
Evans Bldg, Wash. D. c.,
AUGUSTA c. GROSSART.
row AUGUSTA C. WAHLY.
Com Natl Bank Bldg, Wash, D. C..
Trustees.
WINFIELD & GIIIIS.
Attorneys, 513 Evans Bldg.
Washington, D. c.
sep lots
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
NeGIce TO Creditor

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
Notice % Creditor.

@JTLE a ae-zbg zss.a .1zx ne BIk-
s.zsaer las s6r&i1est firm TIE ORPHANS
CaHrr * N6nc<suze-y essnzES. Nj ierzsrz
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axe q Montgomery essGrirY. 1sreszses.- Al
1srEus aagfna e4z1na zsaizaz asz.d IL
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requested - MAKE Ezlr-zes.zzrs 1ayzezE
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
For sale.

Chevrolet 40 Touring.
Chevrolet 40 Light Delivery.
Mercer Racer.
Ford Light Delivery Chassis
Saxon 1918 Roadster. cheap.
Enclosed Ford and Cadallie Touring.
NEEDS q MOSTGoMERYs GARAGE.
sus 1871 Rockville. Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
G. X. Rowdybush
Farm Agency,
EENsIsGTON. Nd Pssse %.

We rszke Specially q segIiEzz FARMS
Ne bSaa money o. ssss Hs0vtzsze-
u yosr price "a fishs. -s can sci yozr
fasE O. sshssrhaa property.
c r RO@DYsUSH FARM AGENCY.
kenstszfoo. Nd
oct i-sf Pho1e "a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01

' ALEAELE EE[MPzl1T EEEL
ESTATE n 5ETE.-A IL
TELCT AO4FTC-sJHEzE COUNT.
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
Notice 70 Creditors

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FRANK P. G4RK.
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Al cerBo1s ss1esssd - md estate are
rsssEasass1 u Esaks i@rze1szts paY-e1G
GsgsE g1fer ~ kz11 thla isxk 6aT of
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CAROLINE CLARK,
ct i-SS ALzfniazrsErfx
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01

A large and enthusiastic meeting Of
Democratic women uss held Ia Kensins-
ton Last Saturday. Miss H. D. s,onestreet.
the executive secretary Of the Maryland
Democratic State Campaign Committee. ad-
dressed the meeting. after which the uomen
Organized for the Kensington precinct.
thirteenth election district. with Mrs. J.
Frank Wilson chairman. Mrs. Eugene Jones
vice-chairman. Mrs J. Dawson Williams
secretary. and the following committee.
Mira Fred Wright. Mrs. Robert CGnan. Mrs.
L1fman Cleveland. Mrs. John Williams.
Miss Alice Jones. Mrs. VIM. [. Saul. Mrs.
John Hardy. Mrs. A. s. Dalton and Mrs.
hcSvafd. with number Of names to be
enrolled for an extensive campaign The
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01

~ Cot dahliss for sale. LARGE
blooms and exquisite shades.
EMMETT DOVE.
sep lO-jt Rockville, Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
NOTICE.

J holfson. the tailor at Gaithe-hurs
Nd oesires 70 ini0ru the pubic thai ba
mas laid IN fun stOck Of 0vercoats and
suits al reasonable prices. and has slso a
me hne Of cloths and cassimereS. -hjcb
he $ nov ready % take oraers for s1i,s
made IN the latest styles
tie also has PIT in a steam presser. and
- now ready TO clean. pgess and Ave
mems and ladies' suits All work sus,.
anteed and satisfaction given. Give me-
call Prices reasonable.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01
Az Infsrvk~

Eaisissoss Egsasn< sgz-
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a. iaseryse~. he Enosa fsa vel that h<
shssi1 nss e9ses asszy tki1zs tie great
Rsza says-shsf ~ ~I3 fsa 70 gssss aszny
tksses a. ne Esszs rzza ~0sssd have iAsra
qsnes1. sa1 thsi q BE- gates al thiass
Correctly tse treat Essa "a iE al proh-
sbssssy ehazzE his nalzd and declare thsi
- newer sa.1 T. Why nos- therefore take
= cAaaes ard iaaa&as the inteEyie~' O1e
eaE't e. fss srszx- sz1 10 saJ case The
treat naa car d. % nsoss thsa DENY every
fhsaE
Here. ties. Il shn<t asd irnaEnasy IN
teryBev sirk Senator HARDING.
Tea ~. Se1Atsr -hs, yoa think q the
EGssy<sn sitsztiO1--
1t Il VERY complicated and veIins
Modification Of the altss progressive fun
da1entals- One gathers that the annoy
ind membranes s$rye 70 sntasonizs the
ma<e spacious and Iquidatins entities
Ia fset. dsrozaiory Ambitions POSING a.
sabline altrzism initiate against the base
psindples Of free Interchange Of doneatic
wealth
You mean. Senator. that yOu are %
posed 70 the League idea 2
4 would not a. % far a. 70 say that sr
0eici0. One mus, remsmbeE that quad
rants inysIidste ambitious coalitions. a. il
we're. Moreover. a. is vel understood b.
students q economy. the reception Of man
dstogies o. mort1ary tables must Be recon.
ciled 10 existing status QUO formations
Al sstra per aspeFum. az the philosopher
% vel phrases H.
What. then. Of the tar situation 2
There. my boy. Is the core Of the sp-
pendiI. % 10 speak. Il IL clear that an
ascending scale Of Federal possibilities
added TO the existing decline Of specie
payment serves best 70 unity psoaeative
financial absurdities.-
The Interview speaks for itself Let him
deny il II he viii.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1920-10-01

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