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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21

ZILE PENTRU
RECISTRARE
Toti cetatenii Americani, -
barbati 81 femei, - sd Sc
inregistreze.

All 81 name sunt ultimele zile
ca cetatenii din Cleveland au pri-
lejul sa Sc inregistreze pentru ca
sa poata vota in ziua de 8 Novem-
bre pentru candidate la diferitele
posturi ale orasului.
Fiecare cetatean american, de
origine romano, are datorinta pa
triotica fata de patria sa adoptiva
ca sd Sc inregistreze 81 sa-si exer-
cite dreptul de votare. Ca sa fiji
cetatean al unui stat inseamna nu
numai drepturi ci 81 datorinte. Gel
mai slant drept, ce e totodata 81 0
datorinta, este dreptul de vot,
prin care ell alege La diferitele
posturi publice pc aceia, in carl
are increderea ca vor conduce in
mod mai intelept treburile comu-
nitatii, Astfel participa fiecare
cetatean, prin intermediarea omu-
lui sau de incredere, la activita-
tea publica. Sc pot inscria toti
barbatii 81 femeile, cetateni anne
ricani, carl, pana in ziua de s
Novembra au implinit etatea de
81 ami.
Numai acei cetateui pot vota
carl sunt inregistrati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21
sOLDATH UNCURI
DEZERTEAZA

Viena, u Octomvrie. I'm
mare numar de oameni din I'm
garia de vest sc refugiaza in Aus
tria ca sd scape de serviciul mi
litar. Sc zvoneste Cd contingent
tele 1898. 81 1899 sunt chemate
sub drapel 81 ca va urma chema.
rea claSelor mai vechi.
Dumineca Sc va relua confe-
rinta intre cantelarul Schober al
Austriei 81 drul Benes, ministrul
de externc al Cehoslovaciei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21
CAVALERII DE MALTA
PARASESC ORASUL

Azi parasesc orasul membrii CO.
mandamentului suprem al ordului
cavalerilor de Malta. Ri au avut
adunare generala anuala in orasul
nostrn. D-rul N. Ross, din Pitts
burg, ales colnandant suprem.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21
.PENTRU MONUMENTAL
ECATERINA, TEODOR0IU

Suma cea din nrnx, $1,559.7 ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21
VOLUME xvI.-No. 246.
Datoria floi'GjS:;$:.: IS =:
q Ronn3niei
DECLNUL MARE AL BANCNOTELoR ROMANO Sc
DATORESTE sPECULATIUNEI Gu TOATE CA SITUATIA
ECON0MICA TARH SOLIDA

Sub ttut dc zlGru WGN street J0urd din NeW York.
pnbcd un arico oarc ntcresant care repoduc negme
Arthur Zentlel deegatu execuv al Bance Marmorosch
Blank Co., Agenta New York. rentos de curnd din Paris
dupa confernta avuta functona della oficiu
bancei din Bucures, dscutnd strea fnanciara Romane
81 postiunea de prezent bancei, zs
ecu privre la post unca Bancei aacere toale ale
stutiunei In mpul prmelor un ale anuui 1921 s
dcat Ia dc 86O000O0O0O lei ata de 49, pc
lntreg anu 1920 Banca noastra "a fiae 1nst
tutunea fondata dc saptezec 81 patru de ami 81 dat
tcntiune specala noor teror unde fie sa deschs fl
liaa noua fie ca sau nationazat nsttutme nanciare
Capitaul bncei sa rdca della 750OOOOO lei la 125OOOOOO
lei mai seama de restab proporta intrc
tire propri 81 depozitele, carl crescu ncontinuu.
ecu privre la decnarea eulu della $O15 cam la 5000
faa Gle vaoarea reaa $l93 ebuc sus scadera brusca
din ultmele sapmani datoreste specuatune
face la bursa din Paris Movul speculaunc eul este ca
speculaori lau ale din ratei schimbulu 81
IN aceas mp find bancnoa uc ar situate economical
solda
"Relativ la post tiunea fina1cara Romanie datora
taa III zua de Apre 1914 fost 1871 329 lei din
datora externa consolidate dica la 1855 1887 lei
toria foanta de 45OOOOOO lei Apre 1914 contrac-
ata din rasboulu bacanc nante de 1914 Della 1914
1916 toae pregatirile de rzboiu Komania ba-
ant Favorable de comer de 6501OOo lei Accasta datort
recoltcor bune ii preturor urcate.
"Dela ~ August 1916 pana la Decembrie 1918 daoria
crcscut multi rdicanduse numa pana la o2oooooo lei
Toata aceasta datore fotanta ost dnu pentru Ro
mania i'll cursul mai mulor ami.
Dupa razbou, la 81 Martie 1921 crcsterea fost mai
in datora incrna ricanduse la 4O50OOOOOO lei Da-
tora cxtcrna sa marit la 48 lei mprumutu ex
tern sa acut penru cumpararea muntunor in Franta
rata schmbuui dnante de razbou Din accasta 2OOOOO0
lei au fos ntrebunta penu plata cuponulu al mprumu
tuui din Decembre 1920 Creerea dupa razbou pen
tru cmpararea de provzun reconpecta materiaul de
drum de fer plata materalelor drazbou uncarea banc
noteor Unificarea monetar ceru 750OOOOOOO Datoria
IsOmaniei de este
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21

tivii renumitei Sigurantei Gene
ralc, care a pus optzeci de oameni
in miScare sd descopere compile
tul care trimes bomba care a
exploadat la Ambasada Ameri-
cana, sc crede ca pachetul fost
trims de femeic bruneta din
r'una din tarile Etlropei de sud.
Politia crcde ca intrebuintarea
bombei mills" indica Cd exista
10 fractie revolutionara in care Sc
afla mai multi communist 81 anar-
chiSti cllnoscuti. Sc mai presu-
pune ca multi din eli all un mare
depozit de munitiuni ascunsa in
Paris.
Credinta aceasta este cauza
unei perchezitiuni amanuntite ce
Sc face acum.
Dupa declaratlunile unei femei
functionara la oficiul postal de
|pe Rue Pontoise, in inima cuarti-
erului studentilor, aproape de
Notre Dame, Gle unde a fost ex-
pediat pachet,il, Marti dimineata
$ 'au mai expediat doua pachete
similare.
Unul a fost TRIMS de un bar
bat marunt, oachies, 81 eel lalt de
o femeie bruneta, cam de 30 ami,
care purta ochielari.
Functionara 1ru tine minte care
la nlmanat pacletul fatal, dar
inclina a crede ca este femeiea.
Dupa informatiunile culese, de-
tectivii astazi rascolesc cuartierul
latin 81 locuintele comunistilor
cunoscuti.
Existenta unui complot comu.
nlst francez care va face repre-
salii asupra Transformation 81 di.
plomatilor americani in Franta
daca Sacco 81 Vanzetti condam-
matt in Massachusetts pentru
omor vor fl executati, a fost re-
levat 81 mai bine prin ameninta-
|rile ce s'a facut ca Sc va arunca
in aer oficiile Comisiunei Ameri-
cane de Reparati,lni 81 Biroul
pasapoartelor.
Scrisori amenintatoare, preve-
stind represalii in cazul execu-
tarI celor dol condamnati, s'a
|prin1it astazi ri de Consllul Ge-
neral American, Alexandra NJ.
Thackara, 81 consult americani
din Marsilia, Bordeaux 81 Lyon.
In consecinta, forta puternica
de politistf' pazeste cladirea ocu-
|pata de comisiunea de repara-
tluni 81 biroul pasapoartelor, a
proape de Place de L'etoile 81 la
Conallat, pc Rue des Italiens. Po.
litia din Bordeaux, Lyon 81 Mar
silia a luat aceleasi masuri.
Scrisorile primite de functio-
narii de la biroul pasapoartelor 81
comisiunea reparatiilor n 'au fost
semnate, dar scrisoare primita
All noapte de d. Thackara a fost
semnata de organizatie comu.
nista dintr'un oraS, mic, aproape
de Lille.
AmbasadorulA Herrick a primit
|patruzeci 81 sase de scrisori dc
|protestare in timp,rl zilei, culmi.
nat prin una primita dupa amia
"a, in care Sc ameninta viata off
cialitatii americana din Franta.
Maine, Vineri, este fixata ziua
in care Sc va pune in execute a
menintarile 81 demonstratiunile S
|politia franceza ia toate precau
! tiunilc sd previna orr .ce adunart
|de lume aproape de cladirile ocu
pate de americani.
| Consulul general Thackara (;
lprimit zece scrisori. toate afar'
de una, concepute in limhagi,
moderar. Din cele primite All l.
ambasada numai una are un ca
racter inflamator, cele mai multi,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-10-21

"Daca adaoga partea Romanie din datoria foste
narc ungare partea e din datoreaza Russia
Frane prin Basarbc datoria pubca Romanie
ridca cam la 25 OOO,OOO,OOO lei
'Fata aceasta datorie, in l69l7 Russia reculoscut
datorcaza Romaniei 50OOOOOO lei pentru maerale de
zboiu tesauru Roniane dcpus la Moscova compensaun
pcntru pagube Dupa dsposunc tratatuui de pace Aus
tra mpreuna Gcrmania este daoare Romane Retragc
85000O0O coroane din crcuatc face pc fosta mona
chic 81 Banca de Austria atonicce Romae
sama de 5,OOO,OOOOOO lei.
Pretcntiunilc Romanei impotriva Gemaniei penru pa
gubee otae prezentae Spa nantea Comsiunei Despa
mania va pla aliatlor 1O0O00OOOOOO marc 81
Romania va primi numai dntr sut face
marci in rata de rezent
100000 lei naura ntreaga dateFe ntea fotanta
oopsolida parte din datoria flotanta exeM4
"Averea natonaa Romaniei este eyalYata Ia 50000,
100000 lei in datoa pubca Ia lei in
Aceasta face propora datore pubce u la 1O0 sa mica
in comparable Gu alte natiuni.''
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
To The Voters of Lehi

1t having been some time since the
voters of Lehi City we're permitted to
express their choice OF candidates for
City officers as nominated by a
political party. we the undersigned
nominees on the Republican Ticket
for the Offices mentioned conscienti-
ously say that It is our honest belief
that return to party lines will re.
suit in monetary saving to you tax
payers, a better government of our
City than we have experienced during
the last few years, and II having
come to our hearing that a little
coterle OF worshippers at the shrine
Of the present administration are
busily engaged in circulating stories
to the effect. that, II We are elected
everything in business way viii be
worked for the benefit OF the so called
uptown faction.
Therefore. we call the attention OF
every qualified elector to the pledge
made by us collectively in the Reso.
lutions adopted by us and the party at
the Primary in which we we're nomi-
mated, and we do most solemnly as
sert that Il is our intention to observe
and keep such pledge together with
our oath OF Office as a most sacred
trust imposed upon us and to use our
utmost endeavor If you do so repose
in us your trust, to keep out Of our
deliberations as City officers. all such
factionalism, and especially do we
decry the EFFORT now being made to
keep up the old fight by circulating
the report that H. we are elected the
Federal Building or we should be so
fortunate as to get one) and the
Postofice will be moved up town.
We brand such statement as mallci-
political Adve
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
CARD OF THANKS

We the undersigned take this
means OF expressing our thanks and
appreciation to our many kind friends
who so generously assisted us during
the sickness of our dear boy, and
after his demise. by their loving
words of sympathy and their bounte-
Gus bestowal and beautiful flowers and
their attendance at the funeral in such
great numbers. and while we sincere.
ly hope 1t may not be under the same
circumstances, We trust we may be
able in some way to at least show our
appreciation OF these many kindness.
Sincerely yours,
Heber C. and Harriet NJ. Webb
and Family,
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

Mr. and Mrs. John Dewey "e'0 ,.n
inc in American Fork Sunday wit"
their son. Walter.
Alphon1o Cotton OF Cedar 'o.S =,
waiting here this week the guest "
Miss Josephine Berry
Mrs. Joseph Fitzgerald OF l'''ps"
10 visiting here with her parents MI
and Mrs. II. c. Featherstone'
Ross Mortenson of Salt Lake, was
visiting here last week at the nome
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Feather'tone'
New Bargains every day at Peoples
~" adv.
Coop.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beck OF Payson
we're visiting here last week with MIS-
Beck's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willian
Austin.
AZ. aud Mrs Leonard Fuller OF
Coalville. spent the fore part oil the
week here. guests of Mr.. and MrS'
Edward Southwick
Arthur Powell entertained at
Halloween party Saturday evening at
the home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Powell Jr Games ana re-
rreshments we're enjoyed by those
present.
One of the leading events OF the
week was the Halloween party given
by Mrs. Ruth Wanlass and Mrs
Robert Pixton, Monday evening at the
latter's home. The rooms were beauti'
fully decorated in Halloween colors'
The evening was spent with games
and music, followed by the serving oil
dainty refreshments.
Monday evening at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward South
wick, Glen Southwick entertained
number OF friends at Halloween
party. The rooms we're decorated in
Halloween colors. Games. and music
followed by dainty refreshments made
the evening a pleasant one for those
present.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

+. S.-Black or Brown
4 Hose to go with the shoes ON
Sale Zoe pair.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

MR.. JOEL MEARs.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
Jews in Civil war

The records show ihs.
5000 Jews served 10 us ~,
Civil war, The isl
Jewish generals and 10 VI \
the rank OF colonel. o's,l
active service In the spaD''
war.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

Gus, entirely false, made for the ex.
press purpose Of deceivIng the people,
OF appealing to their prejudice and
to obscure the real issues. There.
fore. we further pledge ourselves that
II elected we will be entirely guided by
the wishes OF the good people OF Lehl
and win see to II that an opportunity
is given the citizens to render a fair
and Impartial verdict as to their wish
es whenever such important matters
are at issue and then to carry out
their wishes when so expressed with
out fear or favor,
We sincerely believe that our TAX
burden can be lightened, "nothwith.
standing the assertion of our opon.
ents to the contrary" by the strict
application of sound business prin-
ciples and ask that you give us IN Cd.
portunity to demonstrate that we are
right, thereby benehting every person
In LEM wherefore, we ask your sup
port at the polls on November Sth
and promise you a THOROUGHLY
SOUND BUSINESS ADMINS
TRATIoN TEMPERED WITH A
WISE ECONOMY.
Signed.
Candidate for Mayor
JOS. s BRoADBENT.
4.Year-Term Councilman
SYDNEY GILcHRIsT,
2-YearTerm Councllmen
LEROY DAVIS,
]. N, BUTT.
CHARLES CoLLEDGE.
For Recorder
A. f. GAISFORD, JR..
For Treasurer
MRS ROBERT BALL.
tisemenD
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Roberts entertained at a Hallowe'e en-
party at their home. Games, music
and refreshments were enjoyed by a
jolly crowd.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
Amending a Eam.us PRAYER.

Beecher, in 1921, woulO have amend.
ed his famous Sunday morning prayer
for "those ON beds Of sickness and
chairs Of wellness" TO read 'In cars
Of wellness. "-Bos. on Transcript.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
CARD OF THANKS

Mr.. Joel Mears and family wishes
to thank all who in any way assisted
them in their sad bereavement
and also for the many beautiful floral
offerings
MR.. JOEL MEARs
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
We should Wary

mere are SIX footmen in attendance
al the main entrance to Buckingham
palace throughout the day mil ?
10 four. NuSeu
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

~
II appears now lha' ord
mature in awarding the Co. 4,
Ing fork for the season 70
Tie prize really belong na oo
petrator of this one W All
Ing 10 a friend the otnsl 3
aware was compIalnii Is X
about the frost rull'n U.s..
crop. he re,orted. shap' -.
what Of III A state M.
freeze peach, hash
Transcript.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
Local Items

Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell Davis were
visitors to Salt Lake on Monday.
Miss Zelda Kirkham entertained at
party Saturday evening in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Gudmundsen OF
Salt Lake. The guests enjoyed a
very pleasant evening.
O.
Friday evening Miss Cleo Powell
entertained a number OF friends at a
Halloween party. Games and re-
freshments were enjoyed by those
present.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

Mrs. Ira Peterson OF Morgan, and
Mr., and Mrs. s. o. Strong of Alpine,
were visiting here last week with rela.
tives:
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

Miss Anna Stoddart entertained at
dinner Saturday in honor of Miss
Josephine Johnson of Ogden.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03
We Sell
Bigger Watson Nero. Lower
Values! Company Prices!
MAIN STREET

It's a confetti dance at Smuln'
Academy Friday Sure to be a win
ner. adv
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1921-11-03

r. q. l. tickets good at all picture
shows You get these tickets free at
Peoples Co-op.-they give you one for
every dollar spent IN any department
II, C.. /. tickets are GOOD
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-21
ANOTHER WAY TO BRING
sFFyt'i IN OIL WELLS

At a weekly meeting Of the Tree
Blazers Of Boxley, seasonal old
pioneer, impatient of some modern
methods Of town building, challeng
ed the credibility of a boosting com
mittee's report which referred to
Boxley as an oil and gas center and
he asserted chastisingly that the
committee was doing the village q
grave injustice by practising a palp-
able fraud upon innocent wanderers
Of the world seeking investments
where opportunity thrived.
"Boxley hasn't an oil and gas field
worthy the name," said the veteran
eve haven't barrel Of oil in the
county and not enough gas to inter
est capital. If this newfangled no
ton of town boosting is Of the wild
cat variety Pm done with it."
The Tree Blazers were of divided
opinion. The majority were so con-
fident the county had paying struc-
lures" they overawed the veteran,
who retaliated by proposing that the
subject of whether Boxley had IN oil
and gas field be submitted to debate.
The suggestion received with in
stantanous approval, forecast an eve
ming of relaxation and extraordinary
amusement. 1t set the whole town
talking. It provoked heated argu-
ments on the street corners and
caused "cussing match" between
the justice of the peace and the fam
lily doctor. Sentiment was well nigh
preponderous that three men could
not be found without prejudice.
But they were found and duly i'm
paneled at the next meeting Of the
Blazers. Representing the village on
this board was preacher. Repre-
senting the county was Judge
Splitter. The third member was a
farmer from the extreme south Sec
ton of the county.
The subject for debate was: Re-
solved, That Boxley is an oil and gas
center. A climbing young lawyer of
oratorical reputation spoke for the
affirmative. A retired capitalist,
steadfastly sedate and reputed to
have nonprogressive tendencies ex-
horted for the negative. The attend
dance equaled that of the third Sun
day night Of revival meeting. The
Tree Blazers-daddies and mothers
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-21
THE REIMBURSEMENT

We are now in the reimbursement
period; the time when the change is
being made from a wartime to a
peace-time schedule, and unless
good judgment is used on the part
Of both capital and labor the period
is bound to be fraught with many
disappointments.
The farmer, as is always the case,
was the first goat due for ride,
and his back is bent from the rough
treatment he has received at the
hands of the grain market. In fact
many backs have been broken by
the load placed upon them. AS re-
suit the buying power of the farmer
has been reduced by at least fifty
per cent.
With the buying power of the farm
Now what going to happen?
er reduced to fifty per cent who is
to consume the products of the lab
oring man? It is patent that if the
farmer is to be the purchaser he
will have to buy his supplies at half
the price he formerly paid or will
have to buy only half as much as
before.
If he cuts his purchases in half it
quite naturally follows that the folks
who made the other half will be I'M
able to dispose of their product.
On the other hand if labor cuts its
charge he can buy just as much as
formerly and all will be employed
and no one will be hurt.
But here the laboring man objects.
"How can I work for less when
everything I buy is as high as ever?"
he asks. But he is already getting
lot Of things at a reduction, if not
great one. Still there are many
things which have slipped but little.
Rents are still on a wartime basis,
while many articles of apparel as
well as many food products are al
most as high as they we're while we
fighting.
Machinery of all kinds has at
tanned price level making it almost
prohibitive, and it Us difficult to-
cheap goods with ex-
pensive machinery,so the machinery
manufacturer is to blame for lot
Of the trouble. With cheaper tools,
cheaper expenses, chaper labor and
cheaper machinery cheaper products
could be made and the load of the
farmer lightened, every one could
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-21

of the village-d displayed the insig-
MIA of their rank, and the constable
was master-at-arms.
Any town seized with the oil craze
lays Chin to cvory structure within
its territory, irrespective of county
lines. If farmer hauls cotton from
point twenty-five miles to the
south and markets it in Choville that
point is in Choville's territory, even
though it is presided over by con.
stable belonging to an entirely diff
ferent bailiwick: BY the same token
Choville was privileged to embrace
within her geological folds all struc-
lures in the vicinity of that point.
|. at is true" eloquently spoke the
budding barrister, "that within the
duced no oil, but let us not forget
confines Of this county we have pro-
that just over the county line in our
sister county there are three produc-
ing wells. They lie within our trade
territory. The men who drilled them
live among us. The philanthropic
gentlemen who furnished the money
are our neighbors and friends. 'Tis
true" he shouted with mighty ges-
ture, "that the field lies near our
neighboring county seat, nearer
much nearer"
"My God, to three" squealed the
squeaky voice Of a truck driver on
the rear row.
The dramatist met his doom, but
the effect was not lost in the noisy
and voluminous hilarity of the next
few minutes. No more had the hilar-
ity subsidized than it broke out in a
new spot. Not only did it totally
wreck the latter end Of what was to
have been a masterpiece of orator.
cal logic. but it cluttered up and dis
engaged the sentences of the speak
er of the negative to- his humiliation
and disgust.
When quiet was fully restored the
chief Tree Blazer directed the judges
to retire to prepare their decisions.
The farmer member arose in the box.
"Them three wills" he related
twas bored on my place and On the
south side of the river But the big
flood of last spring changed the
course of the river and now they are
on the north side. 1t is my under
standing that the river is the bound
airy line between the counties. It also
is my understanding that the route
the river now runs is the first route
it ever run. So it looks like the wells
are in Boxley county. That bein' the
case / am of the unanimous opinion
that Boxley has good claim to the oil
field"
The preacher and the judge bow
ed their heads and TIM slowly raised
them in dignified confirmation Of
the verdict.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-21

be busy and contented and the
wheels of business kept grinding.2
Someone must make the start and
do it quickly. Unless there is de-
cided change in the situat on seri-
GUS consequences are bound to re-
suit. Rents must come down, manu-
facturers, jobbers and retailers must
make concessions labor must fall
in line and the sooner the procession
is started the better.
At no time in the history of the
country was there greater vari-
ance between the reward in the diff
ferent lines of endeavor and unless
these are ironed out soon the coun.
try is going to suffer.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-21
OBITUARY

William Luther Wilson, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilson, who
live ten miles north and one mile
east of Liberal, died last Saturday
morning. The body was brought to
the Miller undertaking rooms where
on Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
Rev. Barrier conducted the funeral
and the body was laid to rest in the
Liberal cemetery.
William Luther was born in Bea-
yer county, Oklahoma, September
z, 1908, died April 16, 1921 age IL
years, seven months and nine days.
He leaves to morn his loss his father
and mother and two brothers.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-04-21
DEATHS
John Bennett

John Bennett was born in Ohio
January l, 1S45 and died at Liberal
April 10, 1921.
At the time of his death he was
living with a son C. R. Bennett who
lives northeast Of Liberal.
Funeral services were held at the
home Wednesday, by Rev Perry, and
tn body was shipped to Lynchberg,
Ohio for interment.