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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
PATRONAGE ROW
IN VIRGINIA STIRS
AMERICAN LEGION
inucd From First pagc)

continued From First PaSc.)
Army Relief Society also adopted
resolutions rccitine that despite the
recognized ability OF Mrs Cardwcll.
there is strong probability she Will
DC displaced. These resolutions say
also that
II seems altogether right ana lust
that precedence in the appointment
should be given to army officers
widows who must earn their own
living and are able efficiently 10 ad-
minister the business OF tn" office.
rather than to civilians who. through
their political Affiliations and inter
es's. may be awarded such an APP
Dointmcnt for party service
REPORT Conditions Improved.
Attached TO papers i'm bchal! .; Mrs.
Cardwell which are said Ia have been
flied with the rOst-Otiic" Department
are letters from General Nronkhitc.
Brieadicr-Gcncral William Chamber
lainc and Rear Admira! II. I. Mayo
which praise her handling of the mail
during the war for tn" military forces
at Fort Monroe as Well Is the mail
for the Atlantic Fleet.
|; is claimed by supporters "f Mrs.
CardweIl that during the Wal the let
ter mail receipts OF her p"S' Office
jumped from u daily average OF 500
letters to $4,000 letters. and AT times
1890 misSivc~ we're received daily.
During all this tim" OF stress and
extra work. it is alleged. 40 com
plants were heard either from mill
tarv or civilian Sources OF tn" admin
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Wan Chained Ia limiting.

crowds today gazed curiousiy az a
man chained to the railing ~ the
procathcdrnl in Marlborough street
here. but no one attempted 10 iih"r-
ate linn until the polio" came. l.
was said hc had bccu chained 90 the
railing bccaus" he worked during the
execution Of six mon IA Mount Joy
prison on March il. III dis"h"di"uc" I"
call tor :, cessation Of labor.
The Archbishop OF Tuan IN q let
ter To the parish priest In CUtdcn.
condcmning the shooting 80 police
men ih"r" as Il rcprisa. nf ~" Mount
10y executions and the fajlur" TO
obey his call for a cessation of cNc-
cutions 10y the republican forces.
says, Il must give my people moral
guidance. "".n If corrupt politicians
turn Gospel teachings Ia bad ends
The archbishop repeats his appeal
FOR truce and urges the govern
men; as the stronger side, to call d
true. and initiate peace m,gotia-
tons"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
GRANT MOTION-PlCTURE
"CHARTER TO LOCAL FIRM

- IN the Corporation Commission. the
was granted Il charter Saturday 10
carry on the motion picture art and
t,nnnnSlry IN an it's branches w T.
EIHHhE' oi New York. Is president Of
me new concern: w. w. Sale. former
hnluttht -G"ucral OF virginia. vice.
president. j. Henry BcaHclry is See
rciarN and treasurer
Nhi!c the corporation IN authorized
10 carry ON the moving picture bust
h'ss IN All phases. tn" principal t".-
lures OF it's operations will b. the stag
I"s ana mining ot five and seven
roci productions and dis,rihu,iou nr
'h' products to tn" exhibitors
MI Griiiinr has been in Kichnoni
i"r several days arranging for In"
'p'hihS ol the concern lie is at
nrcS"n, negotiating; for II strip OF land
rear WcSthaupton. but would not say
u'hhlt"iy whcr" il was located until
The lcaS" has been signed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
WESTMINSTER CHURCH
DEDICATED BY PASTOR
Sermon of Dedication Preached Yesterday by Rev
Graham Gimer-Dr Fair Presented
Church to God.

Westminster Presbyterian Church
Was dedicated al the morning ser
vices yesterday. Rev. Graham Gill
m"r. OF Tinkling Springs. Augusta
county. preached the sermon Of ,iyd-
icdti"n Rev. james Young Fair. pass
TOR OF Westminster: Rev. W l.. Lin
gle. -. ID. moderator of the Southern
Genera! Assembly. Rev. Gilbert Glass.
-. j., genera! superintendent OF
SUNDAY school and young peoples
work of tic southern Presbyterian
churches. and Rev. Wesley Baker.
superintendent %. synodicnl sunday
Schon. work, occupied tn" pulpit and
- l~t.d IN the ceremonies.
MI. Giim"r. in Introducing his sub
J"ct. commended the l!hcrality and
enterprise of the congregation in
erecting such u beautiful house OF
worship. but said he came TO Rich
m"nd rather to emphasize the in
t"rua! spiritual beauty that consti-
tut"s tn" rcai glory and power oi tho
Spiri, aud LAID stress on what was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

expected OF the congregation from
a spiritual standpoint
rue scrmon was based upon Rev
cl"'ionS =, What thou scCth. write
III book and send it to the seven
'hurch"S He said there were five
,ninEs COD expected of Wcstmins,cr
firSt. TO love Jesus Christ Supremacy:
second. to have unw.Ivcriur faith il,
INN third, TO be loyal to Ills work:
,"uith' 20 be a missionary church
p"'h "t nome and abroad: NTH. TO
seek true spiritual riches and tu lay
up treasures in heaven
M the conclusion OF the sermon
" EAR presented the church to God
prayer ana asked that Gods accent
Hncc and indwellinG might dedicate
tho tempt" to Ills glory
IN" sermon was heard by "A large
nohSr.ehtion which filed the church.
u" d""ication music was rendered
~ IN" choir. The opening solo. Open
me ,'ItcS of the Temple" wae sung
by H. G. Boney
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

IA MON, PA. MarrH % ~,
,1nr Of Roy 70 :. NIchole i'm ~
Forge was haily daiuAgch .ariy ,a
gy charfr ~ dyuami,, @A
'''..td under orc CORNER III III. st,,,.
'Jrr Eorcutly Roy Mr. N!,,.ll
rs stor - Methodist ,.lrir.,, XII
mayed ~ activo part IN ricdiuu 80,
..IaEH ~ objectionable rr,o,ts ,,d
'' HFh1wihnf 5 believed ~ the no.
Nicnol~ suffered ucryous shocL
b'N "eon lonsc.u.s since IN. OK.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
HARDING WILL GIVE
CANAL TOLL VIEWS

q Hs,,,, "a l.
NN'"'''"c" FROM rirst FaS"p
of international relationships More
over there is chain OF c!rcum-
stances. involving everything from
~" irish situation to the Japanese
question. which may impress the new
administration with the advisabili;y
OF dealing amicably with Great
britain.
Has Long Played llir ,nrt.
The rau,m, Canal ian. ,..a ,,,
pi;,vcd an i,rnor,nr. INV. J.; ,;,;aI
history for Tho mas. c;,h, ~,
revival by tho po,,,hIi,,, r.,
with the proposaI To reverse mo ~
listing policy. under which A,n..;.,,,
shipping is subject TO IN. sam. lcyio.
as other shipping using IN. water.
way. will precipitatc . cop,,ovare,
in the special session conror,hIc
perhaps. to that excited bv AIR WI.
son early In his nrs, administration
Il will iuvOlv. notable breaks In
party alisnments and arouse deem
seated opposition in both house. NJ
Congress although in the end i, is
To be expected that the lous. ana
Senate. with their overwhclmiur R.-
publican maioritics, will stand with
TIE new President. And interest will
be revived in tho somcwha, mvs-
terious manner with which Mir. VII
son appealed for n reversal OF policy
In 1914 with "a reputation Of the
'''"'"'f"tic campaign declaration. a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
rwo Wounded In uIo,ing.

BELFAST. March 2".-Scrious fac
tion lighting TOOK plac" here today
III York street. which last August
was tho seen. OF fierce riotiug There
was much revolver firing aud two
men We're Grayely wounded similar
disturbances hero and AZ London
derry Saturday night were stopped
only 10y the intervention Of the Cur
f,w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
NnlIrNnh itnLlcn tn Cn-Nnrrn1c.

| tn" railway officials division OF the
national board
Hnilrond todics To Co-Oprrntc.
Cooperation with the group boards
| would Dee ten committees each Sc
| lcctod from TIE railroads OF each
! group
These committees would cover Il
large rang" OF Investigation auh re-
port Including the normal cpulpmcn;
requirements OF each railroad. add
| tioual equipment to be leased from
tn" national railway service: stan
darGlzlt.ou OF equipment: useless cx.
p"nditurcs incident To- competition: Il
a study az Joint use Of terminals.
Yards and shop facilities: surplus
property not required in legitimate
transportation; COS, OF carrying: pur-
chase Of 'u.l and supplies: applica-
/ ton oi Il standard of efficiency in rail-
road operations. working conditions.
wages Tnd tho like.
TIL" National Halfway Service cor.
pora'ion recently organized hy the
Association oi security owners 20
Furnish equipment TO the carriers hv
nondj;oua. sale or lease. would he
superseded by The National Halfway
financing and leasing equipment. Tac
twenty trustees Of tho presnot ser
Vice corporation would serve as tn.
a"anc" aud administrative division
"i 'h" n"tcna! board.
t>c Excess Earnings.
Ih' Ness earnings created under
'h" transportation nc, would bc used
in connection with the sale Or ;rus,
certificates Of thu National Railway
S"rv'c" 90 provide for tho purchns.
OF freight cars and equipment for tho
railroads under he plan proposed
i!n''pmon; would be leased av the
S""'i'" 10 the roads to meet seasonal
requirements. and thus used a, ar.
i'ren' times on different railroads.
The savings in ;hiy method o.,
gT i.,.' t s,, .HyW,nm"nt would be very
"a. ypSi !" The railroads would be
gradually cat dow, ana .rSiIrosL
'",rs correspondtErly lowered
S,IiSSinS the. proposed regional
"aFii".d SAYS a troublesome question
nrlS's IN connection with tho pos
sln." CONFLICT Of this section Of IN.
transportation act with Stat. laws
ii' POINTS 20 the dangers of ini,In,,-
: li"ns 10y dissenting stockholders and
/ SSNS f'SS"ntiug states Will likel.
."'..nIie .' authority OF Congress
"u'H"'l"e consolidation con
L. tA" statues or decisions Of
~" state 10 which TIA" constituent
yunlN"Hi'S owe their corporate allc-
E''''" an, .Nisi"nc"
,,, ~" IN t"nsotidnti"ns.
,..iI' "r E"n ~" iIn proposed lie SAYS,
n.I 'Ne ih'"Tsl ar" Commerce
",'"hlSHi1i IN "H"riing ronSolit1-
..'h~ "' roads 49, may prove l-.ir-
an" IN IN W pN"lic 'n'"rss 81
~ r'"i 'H'u pan also viii give
'Ii,' 'n i'. snort limos Nj. War
,'.m h'F'n'S "hi"sntns equip
~. "h''i .""s'. 'n.N would save
mon 'N'InN'S ass ~" oonn"ciinE
Ii''N w""'" '''s" car" 80 equipment
w "rnrl! says moro is a weak
m,,H !I'h'''Nl lh jhr prevailing vol
.'..',N system ~ '"-p operation which
'"S - HH'' consider ia deciding
- '',,S-l'N i"i tire establishment
d hh''h'n+N' w"ais TO insUr"
- '"'''E J." r"llr'"d operation which
'.' '!"''' "s"S' amt later viii do
I ''"H"
,, f'"r'"'"h Nre t"n""rnrh.
N' employees ar" couccrncd.' he
'"r economical! methods ~
.''','" 'f'f"'l"h ar" essential Ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

ahatcd. but the only thing that sc.'
certain Is that Austen Chambcrla
VIII be elected to the leadership
the Cn!on!st party and the comno
AT tomOrrow's Carlton Club meet
of the Unionist members or 4,
House
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
mr.. I,,orrncc Iced. Di,uprcor.

MTNNII FIN.. MirCh 2U.-Mrs
Florence Leeds has diSa ppcarcd from
Miami. takiu her little son. Jay.
with her. ana IN" invest gators who
have been trying to have a few words
Win h"r are divided in speculation
as TO wh"r" She went cuba or some
on" Of the island resorts of the
l."r da coast -, m 10 b. likely places
OF r"iuS" from pcopl" bent ON asking
nllE,I inns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
2 SLAIN, 9 HURT, IN
IRISH BOMB BLAST

CONTINUED From First ragcD
bush. II was learned today III"
missing officer has hccn recovered
but the body of til" sergeant has h""n
found near DungarNau. hlindfoldrd
and rlddlcd with bullets. y card
pinned to his breast was incr.b"h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

LONDON. March 2O-A Moscow
wireless dispatch briefly describing
"a" rccapiurc of lironStadt from the
insurgents. says the town. tho forts
ana tho nc<t again are in IN. hands
ni IN" SOVIET power. The report adds
thar normal life IL being restored in,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Two Hurt in At,n.k ON patrol

CORK. March 2O.-N police patroi
consisting of Il sergeant and seven
cohStabl"S was attacked bv "a band
81 arnc! men near rasSaE" West
county Cork. tonight. TWO con-
s,"o!cs w"r" wounded and later sent
l" u hospital Tn" ,.nSuaitirS Of mo
attacking party are unknown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Fire ua,nsr~ Maryland Resort.

Hollywood Park. widely known
river resort. Il few miles from Balti-
more. was virtually dcstr-.cd by fire
this afternoon. The loss is reported
TO Ne nearly 100000. with no insur-
anc". rh" fir" started in tn" hotel
and si...ad - the amusement devices
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Genera, r.rac, to visit Amcr,c,

ME%ICr CITY. March 2G..-.Gcne,
- 'nt;"i ~ noz. :n' riDy years
charr. Of military affairs in tho Tar
pic" ais. t. r,tUrc departing IL.
MrNic" ci,y last ni.h,. oEunuuc,
mat hc wonll IisIt The Gated Sta,
In The near future and then go
London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

NI"nstadt. and passenger traffic is
gradually being restored on the rail-
Ways 10 frtrograd and points on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Wilson spoke ON Canal flights.

rs Alarch =. 1914. a year after his
Inauguration. President Wilson went
hcfor" Congress with an appeal for
;h" r-pca Of the exemption clause
making no reference. however. to
the Democratic platform declaration.
IL concluding his message. he said:
Il ask this OF you in support OF
tn" foreign policy Of the administra-
ton. ! shall not know how to deal
with other matters OF oven greater
d"iicacy and nearer consequence If
sou do not grant II to me in ungrudg-
Ing measure
What the matters OF even greater
delicacy and nearer consequence"
were, never WAS revealed. II the
dchat. in the next Congress clears
up this point. it viii solve VIVA; has
rrma med political mystery.
The issue was dead one. poIiti-
caliy. until the Republican convcn-
,ion ,aSi June wrote this platform
plank:
We recommend that all ships en-
gagged in coastwiSt trade and all YES
sells oi the American merchant ma
rinc shall paes through the Panama
Canal without payment OF tolls"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21

vessels OF commerce and Of war OF
al nations and so on.
Those who argue for rxemp,io, or
american SHIPPING from tolls de-
olht"d II 10 be obvious that the Unit
'' states as ;he builder OF the canal.
was not to h" Included in tho term
all nations" but that the language
IN eject meant all other nations. The
ILii Congress. In the end. supported
tho President and his Secretary Of
state Knox. who Is now Senator
from Pennsylvania.
In 1912 the Democratic national
platform said
w" favor the exemption from toll
of American ships engaged in coast
VIZ" trad" passing through the ca
nal"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
Austen thnm,,.r,,i, r., ,

huhIrh thnmhcrlnin Ia Lead,
l.'NIp'N, March Political Sn"c-
Uiht!un as to the result Of Andrew
''''"l law frtiIcmrnt has not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-21
PLAN GOVERNMENT
SUPERVISION OF
UNITED RAILROADS

IN" twenty railway officials serving
ON these four boards wound serve as
tn" railway officials division OF the
MnLLnMMl MmnrN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
RIVALS CLAIM BODY
Mother aud widow OF Slain Soldier
go to Court tn Settle
Conflict,

PARIS, July l1,-Quito Contfo-
vcrsy In raging in France ~ 10 the
property OF bodies of married sol
dicra Killed In the war. Tho question
arose after dispute between war
widow and the mother Of a dead sol
dicr whose body II was decided to
bring back TO Paris for final Inter
ment. The matter. like many 9TH
ers OF similar kind, had TO be taken
to court and the mother finally won
her ease because the widow had re-
married. French courts in future
must bear In mind the following two
points In further disputes concerning
bodies Of soldiers Killed In the war.
Whether the widow has re-
married and the affection which
hound the couple before death. IT
! 1t can be proved that the couple We're
most fondly united the rights OF tho
! widow to the body cannot be chal'
| lenged. Two--ln the case OF a re-
married widow her rights to the
body are considered to have been
forfeited by her second marriage
Prominent French people askcd
for their opinions In such disputes
agree that there can be but the twC
solutions given above. Madame La
vissc. director OF AN Association ol
War Widows. however. differs. Sh,
says: I'm my opinion such differ
enccs between mother and widow
should never exist. The bodies OF Of,
ficcrs and soldiers killed in the wal
and buried out In the battlcfiolds
should remain where they are. y,
finer grave could be found fur
them"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
GRAND CANYON IS BRIDGED
New Structure Affords Tourists an
Improved View Of scenery.

There Is a new thrill In store for
tourists OF the Grand Canyon ot
Colorado, says Popular Mechanics.
In spite OF almost insupcrablC dif-
ficultics. a Suspension bridge has
been constructed across the Colo
RADIO river at Granite Gorge, per
mittiug direct access from the south
side to the north sidc--or north rim,
as 1t is cnllcd--of the CANYON. whore
Is located tho grandcst scenery IN
the park, hitherto inaccessible tu
tourists,
The site OF the bridge is Just
above the mouth of Bright Angel
creek, but 10 miles by TRAN from
Grand Canyon station. II Is n mar
row gorge with PERCEPTIONS rocky
walls towering 10 height on IN,
southern rim of 1900 feet ana uu
the north rim to 1900 feet higher
1t tx the only bridge over the Colo,
RADIO river for "A distance Of boo
the point IN Uiah where the Colo
radu is formed by tho junction ot
the Grand aud Green rivers.
The new bridge tx a cable sus'
pension bridge with a rpau ut i2'
feet between bearings for the bridge
itself. and 500 feet between the an
choraCe points uf tho cable Tn,
floor ut the bridge IL AZ a height o
co foot above normal water level
and - foot above the highest %nowr
flood lCvcl There ar" two mali
steel cahlcs. anchored at each enc
about so feet above the level OF th'
bridge floor, whicn u supports 10y
calvuuizvd steel wire hangers
spaced Il feet apart, and connected
TO tho bridge 10y iron rods sprea,
Yugularly. 50 that each end con
ucCis 10 floor beams spaced only
| tMrr, frNl AnIrt-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
TELL STORY OF WOE
model Farms" of IIoIshcvlsm Citcd
~ INidcncc Uf tuniUunisms
AblcCt Failure.


REVAL. ENhouia. July 10
Those who E~,, tho idea that boil
fhcNIk newspapers printed In Russia
say only rosy thiugH about Tho
country o0ud puickiv ho dIdllus-
toned Ly pcrural OF the papers
tn,us, hts During the past iout
months, the principal Motcow and
l,troErnd newspapers have been
tBr'liucly frnuk about Eumo 81 tho
conditions that commuuisn has pro.
du,,d.
Tu. Moscow Economic Life not
long ago vrot" tho following d.
s.rlptiou ot conditions on ono OF
tho communist model farms:
"Tho farm presented picture Of
complete dosulaiiou. For years
thcrc have been no repairs. Win
dows nrc broken. wallis are falling
In. aud sUmu OF tho buildings are iu
ruins Workers hive I'm terrible, dir
~ rooms, black from smoke. In on"
of the rooms there lives cnli
placed there by tho foreman despite
protests uf women tcuunts.
There ARE neither pu!rtoc7 nor
vegetables for the WORKERS. In thr
ummor no one has bothered TO
siorr them People are starving.
cattle arc starving In IN" farm
there are 80 persons, Of th"H" HS
are offioidls.'
Tho old program ~ the bolsh'vik
government called for an in,r'aHo
IN the number Of thcsu "modcl
farms" The now program hy which
the peasants are given nlnu years
tenure Of their land. practically do"s
away with them.
No less frank were moro recent
admissions Ia tho newspapers about
the economic stat" OF Russian fac
toricH. Como Of which we're shown
to be- producing less than five pei
cent OF what they produced bcfor,
IA, uur
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
Mnrlh Cnnfcrcncc OF IRISH.

lONpON. July l9.--It is planned
to hold world conference ~ the
Irish race Art O.Rricu secretary
of the Irish Sclt-Dctcrminatiou
league has issurd an announcement
that the league has takru the first
stops tu organize the conference. An
organizing secretary Is about to
take office in Paris. O'Brirn says
he hopes representatives. OF the
S'lt Determination league viii hp
, chosen from each Of the states ut
! America.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
PAID ADVERTISF,Mryr

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.
uIu'r hsp,i s,,,,i 1'ioi OIL thc Holy Spr,
Ttba vholo bumnn ,. W. 1ne Lord
turn (from tho condition ~, h".,ue' ue' /,
TO sin ana death), and come 10 zo,
,.v .''s9. ."i, WIN sohts and ever.
shall Obtain ioy ana ,gs"ls, they
sorrow and signing shal, fIco e.a ana
isaiah 85'lO.
-. -. pypne' IN oeautit,
| shall beconn n n, hat',,s'.' ,'. III HSet
man. The wilderness ana tbn ~ i
tary place VIII blossom az tho rose
an.s,. a. Nv e,i oa'"', D.vaN ior,h In ths
u.a , CO.. 49,, ~, "lI y''.9 Us In.
80. 49, 80 1"''S IN the ea-h
80. 80 t't. ,'ou lVr tne fulili.
.-, T., a.. .'' PROMISES.
,,a ,,o,'no's ,,-te ~ OF which
,.,,tob 30 ps,,,, ,a, 'eSl'u @ and o'
~ ,,.,,,tto,,o - ~, ana y is
st.,,i, W. ,1 H' on The
sa,,h .o go, w me eye Of
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,i,no, ua ,,o,. 'l"' blessed
49, hoads nat,,,o ~ una IN up
door, ~ at ths
r,or.o ,,,.
Inc MeSsIah' the Christ In slo7
will constitute the now invIs.hle -J
ing power: therefore dos,c,.,.,
a.. c,-,n.,,. A..
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inc righteous government organ.
lied In tho earth Will consti.ite wha,
tho scriptures synhoIlcau,, ..,.,,. y,
- - '''N o'
''o a''ny phss
OF the lords Kingdom st Peter
stated that the faithful ones. se.
co-ding to God,s nro,,,sa to.,.
-, , 'o'
no" 1,, anu h'W earth
" o' u"''4e'n iis isH'eoushesS'"-'
,vt
oo'ih .he hoVeIatnr VA
''ne "ia Se'i'e."e on the Isle Of
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% ot MN anu Vsi.eo MN ana gra'
'o'' eaisou 10 nm marvellous
e'o., "",n - Iocurueu as part
va .me n'H iptutes win
. otas ..'t iispn,u witness OF the
'olu Niu.o' And \ "a" new
nsa'cn 'niv!s'pie Eulins power and
, "cw .ar.h ,orsahizeu society:
, aor eHe ins heaveh ana the NT'i
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! a"as, @nu 'nee was no more sea
anu l 1ohn sa" tne hoiy city Oh'
: hinsuotn VI nessian)' new Jerusa'
,eih' coini'ls uo"h from Hod out o.
neaNeh, PREPARED as orloe adorned
ior her huspanu' ana hehd
great Nbltf OuI OF nRAkH0. SAvlTg
3. be'io'u, lhe 'aoe'hacie OF 900
WIN men, anu ne VIII n"eH VIII
thetn, ana they shali De MS people
r ata Ihou I'm I,ii.S1tt o., s'ia'i De WIN 'nem
, ana pe thsIr Lou' ana Goa sha.
y wipe away an tears from tnelr eyes
/ ana tnole snaii % no more oea'h
4 neIt,'eI sorrV"' nor crylhg, neiths
/, sha'l tnere pe any moro PAM 10
me FORMER thIlss are passed away
!, ana ne thnt sat upon tne thron
4 saIu' penoIu' 1 niahe al tn,nss ne"
Anu ne saIu unto me, "rte' 10
'''Tse ~o,us ate uo "iu 4a4'h'a''
-,eFe ,ation 10. .,, -,.,-
40 one can sainsay 'n,s postiV
anu uunCius!ve promise mat unue
g tne Mossian relsn ueath sna1
ucstroyeu. anu sorrow signing an
II ing s,aiI oease, anu 'hat a.. WI
az opeu.e"l shaAi oe iestoreu
n n.o, npei'y anu HappiileS, An
sin,e .no oiu y. uoi 10 pasSiis ava
anu 'ne ne" ~ eohiins m we "a
II Witn ohiLu.'Ioe p'oc'aiih une ga
y .,'o'sase 'na, ,, intiiions no" H'Ins
T. uo .a'sm s W. NJ oe s,anIeu 'no oppo'
=, - -, - - 49,. ~.
i" "'o 10y "Iei uie' out oHa
i ne iesto' w anu hNe Az na.p'leN W
y 10y anu pe"o upo" 'No e'''" i0'
u c'p''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

and Brltish Columbia ~ wet. Any
body can buy booze II he has a
license.
wan 1t make" British Columbia
or docs It spell dobHuchery and ruin
to this oasis on W. shores ~ the
Pacific?