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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Ouch!

II think Momma is so silly?" pout-
ed Miss Oldgirl.
whats the matter with her?"
growled Mr.. Oldbatch.
why, she thinks I'm too much of
a child to marry" simpered Miss
Oldgirl.
She is silly" agreed Mr.. Old
batch. why, you won't be childish
for a few years yet"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Wuni

John McGraw is well again,
He utters many "damns;"
He ran into a Lion when
He went into the Lambs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

The EVENING NEWS is always glad 70
receive concentrations from It's readerx
but letters Intended for publication must
be reasonable In length and must be signed
By the name and address Of the writer. II
requested the name VIII not be published
unless personalities are tndulged IN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

what makes Hogan so gloomy ?"
asked Smith. us he in treuble?"
Yes" replied Jones. "He has just
found out that St. Patrick was born
in Scotland
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
BITS OF BY-PLAY
BY LUKE McLUKE
Copyright, 1920, by The Cincinnati
Enquirer.
Omcer. Hes I'm Apain,

Officer. He's In Againi
Well. we're back on the job after
three weeks of suffering, and they
tell us we are lucky to be back at
all. When they took US to the hospi-
tai they were afraid they might have
to saw off our right hoof. The foot
was a big as a Newfoundland dog,
and it had turned black The leg
was bigger, but no prettier. The
Doc called It some name that meant
abscessed veins and poisoning, but
we know different. It was the foot
we always rested on the bar rail in
the bad old days, and if they had
cut it off we would not have missed
1t much. There would be no place
to rest it. We believe that the foot
turned bad because it got too much
exercise. We were used to resting
that foot on a rail about eight hours
per day, and, after the kaifs closed,
the poor hoof was on the go all the
time. We are stu weak, but we are
convalescing and cheerful. We de-
sir to thank the friends who sent us
a ton of mail and a wagon load of
flowers. Until we get feeling strong
and well again don't knock the col
umn we are trying to get out Re-
member the old dance hall sign:
Don't Shoot The Piano Playeri
He Is Doing His Damnedest."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08
Cheer Up!

OnCEr CpI
When Trouble comes round and he
gives you test,
And Hard Luck turns day into
night;
Keep smiling and cheerful and hope
for the best,
And you'll find you'll come out all
right.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

INA shville Tennesseean.1
Poor old Luke McLuke Is in the
hospital. Our guess is that an enemy
slipped some water in Luke's home
brew.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

Will Steel.
Sign on a wall in Dunkirk, Ohio:
Delicious And Refreshing :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-08

Sign on a law ONCE in Texarkana.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11

John J. PcrShing, in the heat and the stress of the world war, was an ideal telephone user. according to the testi- mouy of Miss Mary Vannier tcle- phone operator of this city who Serv- ed in the exchange of the American army Headquarters in France, where she was in charge of General Per shing'S personal switchboard.
 Miss Vannier has returned to her home here. She declares the general never lost his temper, always knew the number he wanted, and was cour- teous and calm. He was everything that the average telephone patron is not. "MiSS Vamier declared
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
NEGRO WOMAN LEAVE
 RENEFACTOR FORTU NE

BELT, Mont. May H. When Mrs. John II. Castner, later known as the mother of Belt" came here, poor and in need of friends, Carl H.. IcNally. bcfricnded her. Mrs. Cast nev. who ran miners boarding house here for many years, died re cc tly at tn, age of ? and it was
 o'ynd that of her estate of nearly >25Ooo, -he loft SlO,OOO to McNally. inc Test going to relatives. Mrs. Ga,tnrr. who was a negro. was formerly a s!avc..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
WOMEN STUDENTS TO ...
 TRY OUT PLAN FOR
 ..s SELF GOVERNMENT

MOSCOW, Idaho, May H. Women students of the University of Idaho are to try out plan of sclf-goven- mcnt with the approval of the faculty. For the purpose the Womcn's League at the university has been reorganiz- ed. with Miss Gladys Clarke of Spo- sane as the president.
 Under the plan proposed, all rules governing the general conduct of young women students are to be in the hands of a governing council. Be sides the president, this council will include two members each of the two qpcr classes and one each of the mder classes. Regulations affecting social athletics and other women's activities are to he promulgated by the council
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
OLDIERS EMPLOYMENT
 SITUATION IMPROVING

\ nationwide survey ot che >o,- d.r. employment situation just com. plriod by Lieutenant Colouc, Ma,nc" =. Smith. head oi th. Se,,,ce and In tolmauou Branch, War Department, -aow, gratifying taiimg-otf In the l.luUcg of cN-Syrvice men seeking work. IAcgr has also been co.rr- ,poudiuG increase in the pv.cyntur. of mon put in jobS. In four weeks 22,259 former. soldiers and sailors have re- ci,tcrcd with the various bureaus throughout the country. ond l9I,O r,rr been placed.
 la many cities the employment bu- ,ra4s have been discontinued, because ter need fo~ them no longer exists. In other instances American Legion posts a.r taking ovcr the work with groa, success. auo tE2 matter of rrempIoy- ,.,nt tov cx-scrvicr men Is secondary .o ua; of assisting them in securing vocational training, OF in settling &C., ,ogts with the Government.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11

J R. Heckman and wife have re- turned to Ketchikan after having spent several months in California.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11

In the Western and Pacific Coast states there has been a remarkable Improvement in the cX-soidier reem- p.oymnnt problem. Four weeks fig uycs for this section of the country show &.oO2 men registered and 5,l5S men placed, which k l.256 more men 'ou whom work was found than there were new applicants.
 Figures from some of the larger cities for the last week reported are. San Francisco, Calif.-- registered 231, placed Isl; Seattle Wash register ,d S$, placed S3; Portland, Orc-- re- Iistcred &6u, paced 27O; Oakland, Cal. registered 2, placed 42; Spokane, Wash. - registered Il, placed II; Ia ,uma Wash. .- registered 2iS. placed .S7: Salt Lakc City. Utah register d 24, placed 4O; San Diego, Calif.- cgjStcrcd l5. placed &2; Salem Ore.-- cgi>tercd l5, placed 2&; MiSSoula, uout. - registered 54, placed &6; Bil- mgS. Mont.- registered &S; placed I5; Great Falls. Mont registered J, placed %; Helena, Mont rcgist- crod r., placed l6; Yakima, Wash agiStcrcd 23, placed 1T,
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
GENER AL PERSHING
 NEVER LOST TEMPER
 AS TELEPHONE USER

BUTTE, Mont, May IL General
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
RTFUSED TO PRODUCE BOOKS I\ COURT AND
 ARE HEAVILY FINED

PORTLAND May IL Federal Judge Dean today imposed tines of s2.50O each against the Northwest Steel Company and the Columbia Riv- ,r Shjpbuiiding Company and ordered he arrest ot (. R. Bowles and Alfred smith. thr heads Of the two compau- es, for contomp, Of court in refusing co produce books for the federal jury Investigations
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
RUSSIAN AYIATORS WHO FAIL TO COME
 BACK LOSE WIVES

WARSAW, May H. Aviators of he Russian Bolsheviki army have 1con warned that their wives or near relatives will be held as hostages f tEcy fail to return told to the Poles by one Russian flyer who came down within the Polish lines near Dvinsk. The Russian aviator denied that his own landing was premeditated and lsscntcd that he loved his wife too
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11
C|dSSifiedS

HELP WANTED BY Alaskan Engineering Commission apply Employment Office Seward. Laborers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-05-11

well to leave her as hostage. lie said that the order resulted from the discovery by the Bolsheviki com manders that a number of their fly CTS had planned to desert and use their planes to seek refuge in Poland. The plane used by the Bolsheviki was of an obsoletee type built in France early in the war and had seen hard usage.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
FLANNELETTE, SIC

Beautiful floral figured patterns for
women's and chfldren's negligee wear
this is indeed a regular GOO value.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
DRESS GINGHAMS, 42c

On sale again Saturday at this low price
Notwithstanding that the present mar
ket price proclaims them a 500 value.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
Has He Found a
Cure For Asthma?
Simple Prescription Gives Instant
Reiief-Makes Breathing Easy.

In New England, where Bronchial
Asthma. Bronchitis and other diseases
OF the throat and lungs are so prevalent
remarkably successful results are being
reported following the use OF new
form OF treatment, known as Oxidaze,
physicians prescription.
oxldaze is a harmless hut powerful
combination OF curative, essential oils,
concentrated and compressed into a
small tablet. One OF these tablets slowly
dissolved before going 70 bed, seems to
have the effect Of releasing the muscular
construction Of the bronchial tubes, open
ing mp the air passages and regulating
spasmodic lung action. This enables the
patient TO breathe easily and naturally
while lying down and to get comfort
able nights sleep.
So much interest has been shown that
local druggists, including N. B. Dan
forth, have secured a small supply and
state that they are authorized 70 refund
the money paid for the first package II
I'm any case this new treatment fails TO
give relief Oxidaze is pleasant TO take
contains no harmful, habit forming
drugs and is not expensive. This makes
their test an easy matter.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05

shocked and the scientists and more
modern" Religious folk much elated
by the publicly expressed views Of
the Rev Z. w. Barnes. canon OF West
minister on the origin OF man.
Before the solemn church congress,
packed with archbishops, bishops and
other divines, Canon Barnes declared
Systematic observation has made
It practically certain that man was
not specially created by God, as, until
two generations ago, all Christians
believed
"To the biologist man was cousin
TO the apes. His ancestry, as embry
ology affirmed, went through the am
phiblans TO the flsh.
such a discovery gave 10 all re-
ligious speculatlons as to the origin
OF man a background far different
from that OF the theologians who
elaborated the doctrine OF the Trim
ity"
Canon Barnes raised a storm be-
tween the orthodox and the heretics
that may split the Church OF England
into two distinct camps.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
BEST PERCALEs, 4oe

Fun yard wide and regular hah-doiiar
ouality. Price and quality considered
they cannot be surpassed.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
Chemist Wins Lasting
Gratitude

al tried several doctors and all kinds
OF medicine, and had about given up
all hope of getting better ] did not
think 10 possible that any medicine
could be so wonderful IN its effect as
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy has proves
In my case You sure have won my
lasting gratitude / could not work
at all and had constant pain in my
stomach before taking your medi-
cine II Is simple, harmless prep
aratlon that removes the catarrhal
mucus from the Intestinal tract and
allays the Inflammation which causes
practically all stomach liver and in
iesiinal ailments, including appended
It's. One dose will convince or money
refunded. j. NJ. Eckerd and druggists
everywhere.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
REDS TRY TO
STEAL SUPPLIES
British Army Officer Defeats
Plan of Bolshevik Lead
er to Get $3,OOO,OOO
ROSANOFF, KOLCHAK
LEADER, ARRESTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 5.-A three
months chase around the world af.er
$1,000 600 In stolen goods, IN which he
faced adventures seldom encountered
outside OF flction. has. just ended hero
for Major NJ. w. Bdwell, British
trade representative and army man.
single-handea he recovered from So
called representatives OF the various
Russian governments and then from
Chinese bandits, large stores Of Brit
lsh army supplies commandeered by
the Russians at NladlvOst0k.
Early In 1917 after The fall or the
Kcrensky regime in Russia, ROsanon
arch-plotter and adventurer, and
right-hand man OF Admiral kOlchak,
discovered in Nladiyostok, thousands
OF tons OF British war supplies and
cotton goods which could not be de-
livcred DO cOnsirnces due TO the fall
Of the Romanon Government
ROsanOff sold some OF the goods
and pockeled the proceeds. shipping
the remainder mp The Amur river al,
dressed TO himself, and then started
to the south Of France TO live on his
gains. says Bidwell
MdIOf bluWJllf NNhiliNh WV
ders from the British Government to
get NE stolen goods. picked up Ros-
anofrs trail al Nladiyostok ana ar
rested him at Consiantinople.
He then traled the goods and To-
Gated .hem at Strctensk. Arriving
there alone. he called upon General
Semcnoff OF the kolchak government.
and demanded the return OF the sup
plies Backed by tho authority OF the
British Government he succeeded
Loading the goods on three trains he
started for Shanghai, but was held up
by 1000 Chinese bandits who unload.
ed the trains. lie enlisted the aid OF
200 Chinese soldiers and stood on the
bandits while escaping with the goods
oraiu
Evening journal., 1920-11-05

A Want Ad that win rent apart
msnfs should be used during the COM
ing week and It will receive many re-
piles
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
RIRNs CIIlR TO MEET.

alterations, $500; John p. Reardon,
contractor
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
WiImington's Most Delightful
STAIRS
STORE

Invites you to share In these umeN
economies arranged specially for you to-
morrow.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
NEM RuILnING pEnMTs.

Inspector Preston has Issued the fol-
lowing building permits:
George w. McCaulley. 1924 West
Eighth street. addition. $3.50; s. r..
Tarbutt0n & Son. builders.
James Watson and Son. 3O0S Market
street, addition. 5000.
Comfy Brothers, 630 West Front
street. repairs, S75.
II. Mitchell, 4i9 East Seventh street,
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
Genuine Lancaster
APRON GINGHAMS, zoe

There are many different kinds Of apron
ringhams, good, bad and indiffeDent-Lan-
caster heads the list as Best" and year
in and year out maintains its enviable
reputation; the price 2Oc the yard is special
for Saturday only.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05

The bi-weekly meeting Of the Rob
ert Burns Club. will be held in the
Labor Lyceum. 423 dupont street to-
night. All members and prospective
members are requested to bring their
wives and friends. Plans viii be dis
cussed for holding a social.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
DON'T FOOL WITH
RHEUMATIC ACHES
Keep a bottle Of pain relieving Sloan's
Liniment handy

W on need Il when the unexpected
n rheumatic twinge starts-the
pains and aches following expo
sure-sciaiica, lumbag0, lame back,
sore muscles, stiff joints, neuralgia.
Forgot all about buying another bot
tie and keeping II handy, didn't your
Get IL today-yOu may need II tOnighti
This famous cOunter-irritant pene-
trates without rubbing and scatters
congestion. The pain or ache is soon
relieved. leaving no plaster or poul-
tice musslness, no stained skin.
Thousands Of regular users keep IL
handy for emergency-they don't suf-
fer needlessly. All druggists-35c, zoe,
81 40
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
KIMoNO CREPE, 55c

Attractive lowered patterns; wondrous-
ly beautiful colors in an entirely pe"
assortment-If you see them. youn like
them and save fourteen cents on every
yard you buy, for they are worth COO
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
OUTING FLANNEL, 3sc

Very best quality in both plaids and
stripes-soft and warm for cold weather
comfort andAa quality you will be pleased
10 possess at this low price. Special for
Saturday. only.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
Ams nnsEMAN INpnnVES

Mrs. Pearl Roseman. wife Of Captain
J. e. Roseman, Of the American Vol
unteers OF America, who has been SER
i0usly IN. is improving. She will soon
go TO a Baltimore hospital for exami-
nation and treatment.
Evening journal., 1920-11-05
SCOTCH ZEPHYR, 5sc

The climax in Gngham loveliness for
vvomen's. misses and children's wash
dresses-they come 32-inches wide and are
a regular 79c value.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28

The altitude nl 0nEfnpr CoH' cam.
palnn nnnanrrs toward M p,.hIIca.
Ilou Of lhc details % ne governors
divorce Tn teaIa ago uoH ~ en-
llfcly Innorc ~ They said ank any.
body Irom Dayton. 0hla. The Ohio
headers 1lld u was ~ attempt ~
plny on any sentiment anainsi a.
vnrrr nfnrrr thr wumrn Delegates
tirr Chairman kremer uf uir
Dcmorrallf nailonal commliiec. Inst
before 1870 o'clock, took his posi-.
ilnn upon The platform and attempt
Ell 10 cnli The convention 10 order.
Marine hughes hlarrd forth and then
the band and giant auditorium organ
suuun into strains OF ~rhe Star
spnnnicd Banner" A tremendous
american flnn was unIooScd. The
flag wns rerolled, disclosing q por.
trait of President Woodrow Wilson,
and slnnallxcd an o,ithursd % cheer.
Inc and continued applause. The dele.
gates standing ON chairs. waving
their hands, shouting applaue and
hurrahs
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28

The tncaurancmrui - nfaan|.aIIon.
amenn pfoIuttre ihai WI hfinn
lhnse who scII and l'r c0lnnnF.
ncarrr ioacihrr Il uI|l lnarl and
cnIorce laws That viii effectively
preFehi excessive rhnrnr by such
middlcmrn a. nccca,nry. md viii
demand IfHisIhllrn sutIrrflttr ~ rriI
allies ~ rrlmlndl law nII rnlInfaIr
oilIccrs and enpln>rs uho nltc ~
carry nli Iuelrurl|ons nIai rrglIi IN
eAIufliDn. VII make a unInufnI fnT
anyone rnnanrd ~ inlrraale brs|
ness 70 make the sale of onr article
dependent upon The purchase ol an.
other arl,rlr; viii request such cnf.
norationa a. diariDec ~ ~ cilsiuncrl
the dlflrrcnlces heiuern Che Govt
and selling prices and The Ilmli ~
pF0fIi That can b. lcnllImalrI5
charged. u Win endcavor 70 crcair
IN seVcral states trade commissions
With puWerp NJ ample ~ thoFc uf
The Federal Trade Commission"
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28

San FntNfgec0. Cal. 5pnr H.
Opposing Inr1fs "a M ucmncrai|c
nal|nnAi coHpcnlInn this morn'nn do.
flarrd hrItf lrIer while they as.
semlled IN oplnIng scssIon 10 per-
Icci nrci|mlnarirs fnr ne ucck's
work.
The BIZ llnIil win BE- Nnncd over
prohibition nianks and lrsqrr llnhi.
over the leanlie ul nnllonn.
The Irish queslion was laid n1liie
lui unfurluoilrn while ihl part,
chiefs and dcscDalrs met IN lhr Civic
AudIlurIun 10 hear National Chair.
man Cummings euuud ihn kcynnir
10 which thry hope 20 hear lhr
country respond.
Over iliousand delegates and
thirteen thousand spectators were
this mnrnlng damned Into The bIn
convention hall 20 witness The spec.
tarlc oi = preat political convention
getting Underway.
Nothing bat sri events WIRE on
The prpgrnm for ioda,'s srsslon.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28

|N"""" - y
san FRANCISCO, CAT. Sunr ~
Roth convention delegates and lead.
rrs prepared for a flnhi over both
platform and candidates toby as
the DemocFgitic national convention
assembled Tor ~ opening session.
The keynote speech Of the convrn-
ton Featured the days srsslOn. u
was delivered hy Homer \. Gum.
mlnuS chairman ~ The Democratic
national committee aud ienp0rnr,
chairman of the convention.
Later, ihr newly srlected convcn.
lion cnmlmitces WIRE expected 10
furnish the first real developments
a. thry began the tasks OF writing n
platform and hearing appeals IN the
various contests over delegates
srasn,. and formulating convention
rules.
The livest subject NJ present ilh.
pending II the pruhlbliion plank
fight, but the talk of candidates
naialn0 support Increased attention
a. the rival managers GOT hlsy.
The latest turn OF the bonn for
the nomination Of William GIhli,
McAdoo, furmcr secretary Of thr
treasury, furnished a nonn angie ln
The preilminaries. The nnnounre.
ment hai McAdoo. despite his dee.
laration that he did not want the
nomination. would be- willing 20 nc.
cept H. wns variOusly reported
S0me of the leaders declared the
latest development meant that ihe
Presidents s0n-ln.law. whoSc sup
porters planned to keep him IN The
background until several ballots had
been taken, would be an active con.
tender from the start.
Consequently, Il became apparent
the Democrats, like the Republicans
would have a -bin thrre" field run
ming closc together--McAdOo, Cor
and Palmer.
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28
Cummings Keynote Address

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June ~.
The League Of Nations covenant was
champion as the Monroe doctrine
Of the world" by Homer Cummings,
temporary chairman Of the Demo.
cratic national convention. IN his
keynote address here today.
or the peace trealy's defeat Ia the
senate. he said. mo blacker crime
against civilization has ever soiled
TIE pages Of our history"
lie characterized the Republican
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. sune ~
State commissions similar N the
FEDERAL Trnde Commission Iwus n
feature Of a plank proposed % b. IN.
corporatcd IN the Dcmocrailc plat.
form today at san Francisro ~
william Jennings bryan, delegate
from Nebraska. Ills proposed pinnk
reads AZ follows:
"Thc Democratic party pledges
the nation to rid Itself of proflioers
and 10 CLOSE The door against their
Columbus daily courier., 1920-06-28

MS decadenl stage. The chicaeo
rlalform stamps u - a party OF de-.
|4lfnciinn. ~ declaration uf prln.
rlnIes condemns but sunrrsls no
|FtMcdy either for real on fanclcd
lllh II Is ont of tune with free poo.
rit everywhere; u u nuf Of har.
u1ny with The worlds desire: u no
louerr, as IN The days Of rs rcbirlh.
llapds a. a giant champloning the
|faWc ~ freedom. hui. dwurfcd by
los Of principle. u has developed
into vicious. Grabbed old scold
Amcrics will not look for leader.
ship IN that party; America will not
tolerate the leadership Of that party.
Ncfcr. moro than now. does our
country look 10 Democracy 10 save
IN from the course Of national dsgra.
dnilon prescribed by nepuhlicnnism,
or 10 save Il from nbiect Illumination
before the nations Of The earth.
Deniocrnry Nrvcr Evasivr.
Oar party u almost ns old as the
national itself. II was created when
The forces Of popular government
nasumed fnr The first time in the
worlds history the dirert conduct
Of p naiion. II has progressed IN
lliuhFhi a. our nation progressed
III growth and attainment. II has
KEPT pace with The time aud has
measured The tread of the ADVANCING
lost Of liberni government.
0lir party has never been an eva.
eise party. u was not evasion that
made Thomas jefferson thr patron
saint ~ democratic government. u
vas not evasion that made Andrew
Jackson the personifcaiion Of hon.
csiy and fcarlessness. u was not
evasion that made the Democratic
party Of today the champion of the
worlds hopes. and neither will II be-
evasion that will make the nowinec
oi this convention the president of
the United States.
Our party will present policies in
direct and constructive way: the
Republican platform Is but nm In.
ecni0us device meant 10 conccm ir.
reconcilable differences.
WIN Perpetmte Peace.
IN delivery our message 10 The
American people our party will raise
iis anchor upon the shores Of hon
esly and steer unfalieringly through
the straits Of courage.
Nnh civilifation's existeuce ieop
asdlfrd ~ the rcreni iuIerna ~
world chaos. America reached oul
IL hand 10 stay destructive forces
We placed her once more In hes
eAnlted position and raised again M,
fulled torch from whence radiale.
the liRht that tcmpers british heart,
and softens human souls. The world
y waiting 10 hear the decision OF
The American electorate upon the
covenant Of the League of Nations
war worn world implores America
10 take the lead IN this great move
nient and humaniiy's voice cries out
imploringly 10 our great nation.
Our country did not falter In II.
duty 10 silence the guns Of war. OUT
party will not faller IN its duty Ia
pcrpcluate peace.