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Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
Northwest Albanv.

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Robbins OF Har
rison were st Wildcat Lodge over the
week end.
n. b. Harrington OF Greenwood ID
helping L. e. Mills on bis barn.
z. N. Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Mills
visited Mrs. Mills parents on Sunday
River, Newry, Sunday.
b. B. Lowell and family were here
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. 8. Jodry Of Bethel
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Goodnow OF West
Bethel visited Mrs. G. W. Rolfe Sunday.
r. I. Bean Of Mason was here last
Thursday collecting telephone Tess.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The DOINds OF THE WEEK IN ALL
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
Paris rim.

Services as Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday as loska Sunday School at II. Sunday
evening service &c 80. Thursday evening
prayer meetings att 80 o'clock.
Miss Sara E. Nieman arrived here last
week and opened she summer home OF
the family.
Prof. and Mrs. william Roy Smith OF
Bryn Mswr, Pa, arrived Saturday and
are occupying their home here for the
summer.
A subscription has been circulated by
Mrs. Hubbard for the raising Of funds
sufficient to install electric lights through
out the club house and at the four COT
ners OF the tennis courts of the Paris
Hill Country Club. II there are any
members or friends who desire to aid
they will please give their subscription
to Mrs. Hubbard during the coming
week.
The people OF Paris Hill and vicinity
Will remember with pleasure the chill
dren's party given by the Country Club
on last Fourth of July; the fireworks in
the evening were enjoyed by young and
old. While the club has no fund that
can be devoted to an event OF the kind
this year. there may be those In the COM
munity and club who would like TO con
tribute for fireworks TO be set of on the
golf links, as this seems to be an ideal
place for that purpose; u 80, suoh con-
tributions Of either fireworks or funds,
with which TO purchase them, may be
made TO the treasurer Of the club not
later than June 18th.
The public library 10 now open Mon
day afternoons from $50 to 400 O'Clock, (,
and on Wednesday evenings from 7:S0 to
900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopper Lenox Mott,
who have been with relatives here for
several days, will remain until Wednes,
day of this week.
Mrs. Mary l. Davies returned to her
home in Brookline, Mass, Saturday.
She will come here for the summer early
10 July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Owen and Viii,
liam G. Harlow of Dixield were the
guests of relatives at Paris Hill over the
| weekend.
James r. Bowker and his mother, Mrs.
| o. NJ. Bowker, have closed their house
near Mount Mica and are living with Mr.
and Mrs. w. 81. Adams In this village
Mr.. Bowker continues to carry on his
farm.
PARIS HILL SCHOOL NOTES.
Pupils having perfect spelling for the
last week of the term: Esther Curtis
Georgia Maxim, Alma Marston.
Pupils having perfect attendance fol
spring term, and receiving prizes fol
same: Alma Msrston, Clinton Everett
Linwood Strout, Mildred Everett, Nor
man Cummings, Evelyn Cummings.
Pupils having perfect attendance fol
the entire year: Esther Curtis, Evelyn
Cummings.
Promotions-To High School: Roland
Andrews.
To Grade s: Esther Curtis, John Flsgg
To Grade 4: Mildred Everett, Alma
Msrston.
To Grade 8: Karlton Andrews, Nor
man Cummings, Georgia Maxim, Cert
rude Everett, Charlotte Daniels.
To Grade 4: Evelyn Cummings.
To Grade 8: Clinton Everett, Linwood
Strout.
To Grade 2: Arlan whitney, Minnie
autchins, Roy Slattery.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs

Central Maine Power Co.
Norway National Bank.
W. J. Wheeler q Co.-s ads.
z. l.. Merchant.
Brown. Buck q Co.
For Sale.
Petition OF Telephone Company.
Annual Meeting.
n. A. Cummings.
Children's Hospital Of Portland.
Found
Firestone Tires.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
Bryant'S Pond.

A meeting will be held at the Grange
Hall this week to consider the Farm
Bureau proposition. This gathering
will be for the farmers and business men
of Woodstock. County Agent Lovejoy
will be present.
The graduation exercises, GLASS OF 1921
were held in the Opera House Thursday
evening before large audience. Cohen'e
Orchestra of Rumford furnished music.
Prayer was offered by Rev. G. R. Upton
The exercises in the graduation OF seven
students were as follows:
Salutatory Charles Chester Kimbal
History Raynor Harvey Farnum
Prophecy Lewis Addison Tirrel
Conservation Of Our Natural Resources,
Robert G. L. Cushmar
WILL. Leland Webster Morse
Presentation Of Gifts -Roydon Herman Billings
Marshal, Roydon Il. Billings.
Class Motto-"Conquer We Must"
Class colors-Orange and Black.
Frank Lane of Lynn and q party oi
friends were visitors in town Sunday.
Rev. G. R. Upton delivered the bacca.
laureate sermon before the Woodstock
High graduates on Sunday evening.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
Coming Events.

June T-Oxford Pomona Grange, North Buck
neld.
June s4-Fisld day of Portland Commandery
x. T., as county fair grounds
July I-Celsbration Of Twin Towns Athletic
Association, fair grounds
July SA-Communtty Chautauqua, fair grounds
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07

rsRxss-slSo year II paid strictly In advance
Otherwise ss.oo year. Single copies cents
ADVERTISEMENTS: legal advertisements
are given three consecutive Insertions for el-S
per Inch In length of column. Special con
tracts made with local. transient and yearly
advertisers.
Jos PRINTING New type. rsst presses, electric
power, experienced workmen and low prices
senbins 70 make this department Of our busi
ness complete and popular.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
Special Ford Car For Sa|Gl

Ford Touring Car for sale RIPLEY
and power the installation Of Rso
Head wonderful ga;olens gives the
slow sixty miles an hour Here
possibly powerful Fods this section
Mae The equipped with essential extras which add to M
MECHANISM equipped Ford Touring This
occaoned BY sessness or
aooident. . . 22u
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07

We dssIrs to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to al who rem
dsred assistance at the IRE at our fac
tory May %, and BY their timely and
skaoisnt aid saved Q more serious con-
6agratiou.
LEWIS n. MANN.
EpwIN ]. MANN.
Wsst Paris, Nsy 80, 1871.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
SINGLE COPIES.

single copies OF TIE DEMOCRAT are fve cents
each. They win be mailed on receipt of price by
the publishers or for the convenience Of patrons
angle copies OF each Issue have been placed on
sale st the following places In the County:
South Paris, Howard's Drug Store.
Stevens Pharmacy.
Norway, Noyes Drug Store.
stones Drug Store.
A. L. Clark Drug 90.
Buckfeld, A. L. Newton. Postmaster.
Paris Hi. Mrs. Maud Andrews, Post
Once.
West Paris. Samuel T. White.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
A Few More Varieties.

Some time since the Democrat pub
lished list of "ffty seven varieties of
address" (tbe number was exactly fifty.
seven) which had appeared on letters
received by the Democrat In the space
Of few months. Later q supplement-
ary list of some fifteen more varieties
was published. A few more specimens,
different from those previously pub
lished, have been recently noted, as fol.
lows:
Atwood 6 Farbes.
Atwood & Forks.
Atwood's G Fobbs.
South Paris Democrat.
Mr.. Oxford Democrat.
Col. Forbes, Oxford Demo. (!!D (The
"screamers" are added by the "Col.'D
When baby suffers with eczema or some Itch.
ing skin trouble, use Doan's Ointment. A little
Of 1t goes long way and 1t is safe for children.
60c q box at all stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07
West Parla.


emy at the Universalist church Sunday
morning, June s. Rev. B.. A. Markley
and Rev.. 81. r. Aldrich oficiated in the
service. The senior class marched In
and sat in body on the left hand side
of the church. A solo, "Light," Was
beautifully sung by Miss Marjorie McAl-
lister. The church was very prettily dec
grated. Tuesday night concert will be
given under the supervision of Miss
Relen Barnes. The whole schools will
participate in this concert. Admission
Is cents. Wednesday evening the gradu-
alton will be held In the Grange Hall.
The following is the list of members ac-
cording to rank:
Lyndell Edwyna Churchill
Ethel Columbia Flavin
Reynold Everett Chase
Leland Victor Comm
Earl Edward Bane
Hazel Inez Cole
William Edward Sulwell
Ellen Beatrice Smith
Lula Dell Day
Lewis Henry Proctor
Rupert Merton Ellingw00d
Chester Roger McAlister
William Howard Littlehale
The following is the program for grad
uation:
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
salutaiory y.---.----------.Ethel Columbia Flavin
Esssy-Ths dignity Of Labor, ''' 10y
solo-Good.by bye. Sweet Day,
Marjorie Agnes McAlister
prOphecy- w lillian Eduard StilUell
Music.
Presentation Of Gifts Leland Victor Coffin
vsledictory -.Lyndell Edwyna Churchill
Conferring Of Diplomas.
Benediction.
The first two are honor parts. The class
motto, "Finished, Yet Beginning" Glass
colors, orange and black. Glass flower,
American Beauty rose. An alumni ban
quet will be given Tuesday night to the
seniors In the I. o. o. F. Hall.
West Paris Grange held it's regular
meeting on May %. The usual business
was transacted and two applications for
membership we're received. Voted, not
to let the hall to moving picture show
by the year, but to run it ourselves. The
next meeting will be held June 11th,
when West Paris Grange will entertain
Pleasant Pond and Paris Grange at an
all day session. South Paris degree team
will confer the final degrees on class oi
candidates. There will be literary pro,
gram, including speaker.
Mrs. Maud Austin of Norway was liz
| town on Thursday demonstrating cleo
trical household articles.
Mrs Clara RidlOn has returned from
her visit ut Portland.
Walter Kicker Of Portland was the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Kicker, during Memorial.
Frank MoKenney, Clarence Stearns
Fred Penley, Clarence Ridlon and Har
old Dunham OF Brattleboro, Vt, went
ON fishing trip last week.
Simeon Farr was given surprise party
on Wednesday in honor of bis birthday
There were about sixteen present, and 8
very pleasant evening was spent. Ice
cream aud cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. q. Penley and sor
Donald were in town on Memorial Day
Mrs. Julia Abbott remains quite i'll.
DR.. W. E. Webber of Lewiston was In
town Wednesday, in consultation with
DR.. +. E. Wheeler, on the case of Mrs
<. j. Mann, who is very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Stilwell and sor
Edward and Mrs. Albert Bowker at
tended the graduation at Bryant's PonG
Thursday evening.
Fred Smith and family have moved
upon the farm owned by Bert Lang.
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07

A violin recital by the pupils of Grace
8. Dean was given in Grange Hall June 2.
They were assisted by Mr.. Allie Gotta,
oornet, Of South Paris, Mr.. Luther Irish,
trombone, and Miss Elizabeth Irish, So
prspo, Of Buckfield. The accompanies
were Miss Helen Packard, Miss Olga Nc
Keen, Mrs. Mary Wsrdwell. It was we'll
attended by an apprecistive audience,
and much credit and praise were given
the young players:
Oxford Democrat., 1921-06-07

West Paris, Nay so, 1S21.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30
THE MYSTERY OF HEAT

W THAT is the thing you call heatf Try to answer that and you
w are up against something as mysterious as electricity.
" Until 100 years ago, scientists believed that heat was an actual
substance. d form Of mattcr-likfb eefsteak or coal.
Now we kow that heat is invisible, with no weight, no dmen-
sions, no substance. II can be produced by sunlight, fire, electricity,
friction, or chemical action.
You get a sensation Of warmth from the hot summer sun. You
can get the same sensation in zero weather by drinking enough whisky
or rubbing your palms briskly.
Crush a lump OF sugar into sand-lke partces-granuated sugar.
Crush one of those particles and you have powdered sugar.
Can you break that sugar fnerH Yes. Drop it on a hot stove
aud IL breaks up into PARTICLES OF smoke.
n you had physical means for doing il, you could keep on break
ing up each particle Of smoke almost indefinitely. down to infinitely
small particles called atoms, which are grouped together into mol
inch Of air.
heat and molecules are enthusiastically solid.
Begin raising the temperature and the molecules start moving,
revolving around each other like a swarm of flies The more the tenn
perattre is increased, the faster the molecules move. They lose the
property called cohesion, and at certain temperatures they vaporze-
fly apart into smoke or gases.
Heat iron. Its molecules swarm wildly. The iron becomes
liquid, ready for the molder to pour. Heat it more. The molecules fly
or into a vaporized state and the iron vanishes from sight.
That is the process going on in you when you complain of the
summer heat, brought from the sun to you by light waves.
AS you get hotter, II merely means that the molecules that MAKE
up your body are swarmng or revolving more wildly.
II the heat reached sufficient intensity, you'd dsintegrate into
smoke. Another rise would turn you into invisible gas.
Your body, desiring to remain together, suffers from the heat
which tries to disintegrate you.
And yet
Heat 81 IS taat keeps You gong.
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tCornCr Flfth and Silver)
u. a. Cooper and 9. X. Mexican.
pastors.
9;t5 a. m. Sunday school.
II n. m. mornine worship. Ser
mon subiest. The Inheritance OF our
Fathers Solo. open the Gntes,"
Knapp Mr.. Mexican.
7:3O y. m. popular service In charge
OF tho Christian Endoavor.
Wednesday 5 .. m. Midwcek prayer
meeting. subject. Imputed Grace
Rom. 5;i2-2l,
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broadway Christian Church.

Corner Broadway ana GOld.D
Willard A. Guy. minister; IFS
South Walter. phuno l5fi-W.
s;f5 Bible school
i0:SO Lords supper.
1900 Morning worship and SER
mon.
This will be "A union service with the
Congregational and Central Avenue
Methodist church.
The Rev, n. s. Davidson will speak
on Religion. What II ltY'
1900 Endcavor meetings.
$500 Union service, sermon by Rev.
Vision"
Special music at both services, led
by Mrs. Elizabeth Bradford.
a very cordial Invitation Is extend
ed to you to worship with uH Sunday.
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Some screen stars should be be-
hind II instead OF on IL.
Hard knocks are good for a man
unless he's doing the knocking.
Mosquitoes are in dlsrcputc he
cause they bite the hand that's feed
ms them.
Parents should make their daugh-
tcrs promise not to smoke until
they're p.
ANY boy who hates arithmetic can
tell o how many hours II Is until
school starts.
A rcformcr says Sunday trains
will he stopped In 1895. Yes, al
many stations.
Russia wants to couo 10 HnrdinE's
party. We didn't know she had any
thing to wear.
a man will chase u golf bail all
over the links because ita too hot
to go to church.
When q Woman dies the men learn
how good she was ana the women
how old she was.
An editor discovers women have
learned to be- on time, Yes. but
come half dressed.
Daughter once ran upstairs tu
wash her face and hands; now ita
her hands and knees.
Some mems pet pccyca ARE hard
times and not being able To find a
~ place TO park their cars,
Horse wrappers didn't he any moro
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scorner West Silver and South
Fourth strcot.)
Services FOR 10th Sunday after Trim
ity.
sunday school at s:45 n. m.
Morning prayer at II a. m.
Dean Zeigler may o be able to
return before sunday on account OF
heavy rains In the upper Pecos, In
which caae, the morning prayer SCR
vice will be conducted by o lay reader.
There viii be special music.
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Christian Science society

woman's Club building. sis west
Cold venue
Sunday services at II n. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at \ o'clock.
sunday school at o;tb n. m. for
children up to the age of 20 years.
The reading room. cor ., Meiini
building. NV West Central VENUE.
In open daily except Sundays and hol-
days. from 2:S0 TO 5:3o .. IN.
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n addressing men going abroad in the consular service Secretary
/ Of State. Hughes said;
II eonfess that in my experience with young men the capacity
that have found least often is the capacity 10 be accurate. | have
set greater store by the discovery that / could absolutely depend
upon what q man said than l have ever set by anything that his
friends may say
From Waterman 10 matchmaker, from plumber TO president, ac
curaey Is the first requisite of dependabiity-snd without depend
ability there can be no success. How nearly accurate are youf
The war risk insurance department reports that 10000 persons
IN accidentally killed and injured each day in the United States.
Every minute five persons meet accidental death.
The tOl. is greater than that claimed by war, even with Ill that
men have devised for killing off each other.
Safety first has been preached for ten years, but we are still
praeiieing safety last and speed first"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30

The church OF Christ meets each
Lords day at the odd FcllowB hall on
South Second street between silver
and Lead on east side of
street. Song service from 10 to 1870
u. m. Bible study from 1890 a, m.
to II u. m. Preaching n COM
munion from II n. m. to ~.
A hearty welcome u extended to
all. Come and enjoy these meeting
with uH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30

There are twice as man people
within so miles of New York city ms
there are In the whole OF Australia.
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IntematIonal BIhlc slndents.

Meets every Sunday at Moose
hall. afternoon, . o'clock: evening.
1913 O'clock. wednesday evening
T:4S O'Clock.
Praise and testimony. Friday eve
ming f:&6 o'clock. study Of the
Finished Mystery.
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rHE first act Of Congressman Madden as new chairman of house
committee o n appropriations was to introduce a resolution whh,h
I elanld meet with general public approval
Ii calls for 4 constitutional amendment which will make II legal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30

a cynic knows one u OF every IS
couples that arc married get di-
vorces and believes the other 10 can't
afford TO.
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shine ranch on North Fourth street.
We welcome you to the services
and social activities OF the church.
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Women mountain climbers OF Swltz-
erland protect their oomplexlonB from
the sun by smearing SCOT over tholr
faces.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

Corner OF Gold Avenue and Arno
Street,)
Carl Schmidt. pastor; residence,
zoe South Arno street.
Sunday nrhool. s:f5 A.. m.
Services in tho English language
at II "a. n. Rev. A. Schmid OF Ellis
worth, Kan, will preach.
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the Broadway Christian church-thc
first OF the Union summer services
participated In by this church. tho
Christian and the Central Avenue
Methodist churches. The pastor Of
this church will speak-hls subjoc,
will be; The Christian Religion
What Is Ity" There will be special
music by a united choir.
c. Il. meeting at I O'Clock sharp.
Leader. Miss Margaret Pearson. The
pastor Will be present and speak.
Evening service at 5 o'clock az tho
broadway Christian church-union
service-at which the pastor OF this
church again speaks.
Central Avenue Methodist Church.
w. 8. Vanderpool. pastor. pastor.
Sunday school. g.4b n. m.
Preaching, II n. m. and ) y. m.
League. Z y. M.
Union summer Service at the
Broadway Christian church It II a.
m. n : p. m. DIR. Davidson will
preach at both services.
First Baptist Church.
Corner Broadway and Lead Ave.)
Thomaa r. Harvey. pastor. resi-
dcnce, ii2o East Gold avenue; phone
I9iS-M.
Bible school, o:t5 a. m. \. T..
Maiiery. superintendent.
n. Y, T.. o., 7 y. m. Reports will
be given by messenger attending the
Montczuma assembly. Come!
Public worship at II a. m. and \
y. m. Morning theme. Gods Pro-
tecting Care, evening theme, Tho
New Birth"
Orchestra will play at evening
service. Also haptismai service at
the evening hour Of worship.
Strangers In the city will find a
welcome at The HOmo-like Church
"DoSrs"-FoR WISHING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-30

An Austrian crown is worth near
" one cent: witch makes u more
valuable than some other European
croWua.
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Immaculatr Conception Church
f1eauif Fnfher[l

Eodailty masa Z o'clock.
Children'a mass. 8.30 o'clock.
High mass and sermon. 10 o'clock,
Vespers and benediction, 7:s0.
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81. Paurs EngIt Lutheran Church.

N1hAhtA EANAh ~ AAANhAR
Arthur N KnudHcn. pastor.
s;45 a. m. Sunday school. We
welcome an ages. A W. Krsemor,
superintendent.
II "a. VA. Morning worship. Message
by the Rev. q. J. Sgheibo
Theme service.
Mrs. j.. 4. IAnders Will sing. "A
Hymn Of Faith tMetcalf)
$3.50 y. M. sunday school Workers
meeting at the church.
y m. The Christian Endcavor so
clety will have charge Of the evening
service for this Sunday. This Will be
a helpful service.
For the week.
Monday, z o. m. Monthly business
meeting OF the G. ", society at tho
church.
Ing.
Thursday The Ladies' Ma society
will hold ms annual picnic at The sun
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North Ilonrth strcct Go.ncI TInII.

1900 North Foufih ~.
Sunday school aud bible class at
s;iJ a, m, Mr.. W. G. Iiaahe, super
intendcnt.
Worship and breaking o. bread at
.ll;00 a. M.
Preaching service by EynngeliHt
Tom Carroll recently from Oakland,
Calf.
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TIrst Mclhodlst EpIsc0pal Chnrch.

Corner Third and Lead AVenuc.)
George T.. Kitchen. pastor; ID. \.
Porterfield. Sunday school superin-
tendent.
Subject OF morning sermon. God.
The Eternal Glver.' evening. "Secd
sowing" Al the evening services the
community sing Will he the lcading
feature OF the service. The old hymns
are being used and everybody en-
Joys singing them. sunday school.
9:f5 a. m,
Epworth league special at 7 D. m.
THE Sacrodness OF Music and
Song" Is the topic Of the Epworth
league meeting sunday evening. The
new d%caconcss viii direct the H"ry-
ice. A special program has been ar
ranged ana an Invitation Is extended
Ia all who desire 10 serve with
gladness and to come before Ills
presence with singing"
The mid-week meeting for the
whole church will be- held on
"wednesday az s y. m. Tho study Tor
tho evening viii be tho third chapter
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ID. y. Church tspanIshl Ra

Barclas road-near bridge; r
Ogilyie, pastor.
7;aO ~ M eyangelistic services.
Open air service at Z y. m. In front OF
the church. II you can sing, play
an instrument or deliver q gospel
message, you have an opportunity
here. Everybody welcome.
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for the president to veto any part of an appropriation bill without
vetong the whole bill.
The constitutional restrictions ON the president in regard to ap
preparation bills have cost the taxpayers millions of dollars. The
resolution is said 10 be part of the administration program for cen
tering control Of government expenditure.
Ham and eggs, steak. maybe a little roast beef, coffee and pie
that is about all we Americans know about eating (" says a Chicago
hotel steward who would enlarge America 4 appetite.
For goodness sake, what food does this fellow know about that
heats ham and eggs, or a fat steak with French fried potatoes2
lie who undertakes to deprive Americans bf their ravornc
foods first must show Us something better.
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An Albuquerque man who visited Gallup last week asked a prom.
inent business man in the latter city why Gallup did not organize a
Bursum for Senator club. whats the usef' replied this citizen
"we took the census here only a few months ago. Gallup is just
about unanimous for Bursum."