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The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
Catarrh Cen Be Cured

Catarrh is a local disease greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions. It
therefore requires constitutional treat
ment. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
y taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF
the System. HALLS c AT A r r H
MEDICINE destroys the foundation of
the disease. gives the patient strength by
improving the general health and assists
nature in doing Its work.
All Druggists. Circulars free
F. J. Cheney 4 Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of Helen J. Foss. deceased.
No. $50.
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day OF August, A, d. 1928, the undersigned
will present to the County Court of Delta
County. Colorado, his accounts for final set
Element Of administration OF said estate
when and where all persons In interest may
appear and object to them. II they so desire.
GEORGE F FOGG.
Parliamentary Executor of the Estate Of
Helen J. rogg. deceased.
First pub. July 9Th. last pub. Aug. Sd. 1928
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

ehaffsr 10 10.
Harry g. Shaffer has been kept ct
his homo for the past week with symp-
toms favoring typhoid. Today. his
temperature Is lower and II IL b.
loved the run Of typhoid has been
averted.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

SUMMONS.
State Of Colorado. County Of Delta, ss.-
In the County Court.
Edna F. Hardin. Plaintiff. versus Leslie
The People Of the State Of Colorado-To
Leslie r. Hardin. the Defendant above
named. GREETING:
Yor are hereby required to appear In an
action brought against you by tho above
named plaintiff. in the County Court Of Del
u County, State of Colorado, and answer
the complaint therein within thirty days
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
WIN Play at Fair.

Blackburn's Boy Band is rapidly
achieving fame. it would appear, as
the boys have contracted for the full
engagement at the Inter-Mountain
Fair and Stock Show to be held at
Grand Junction September lila in
elusive. This is distinct recogni-
to be congratulated on this. another
experience. but the Grand Junction
fair patrons will find the organization
one Of merit.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate Of George Fogs. deceased.
No. 1876.
Notice Is hereby given that on the eth
day Of August, A. n. 1923, the undersigned
will present to the County Court OF Delta
County. Colorado. his accounts for final set
tltment Of administration Of said estate,
when and where all persons In interest may
Element OF administration of said estate
GEORGE F. FoGG,
Administrator of tho Estate Of George Fosg.
deceased.
First pub. July 9th. last pub. Aug. 3D. 1928.
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27
A Card Of Thanks

We wish to express to our friends
and neighbors our sincere thanks for
sympathy and floral offerings during
the illness and following the death of
our dear sister.-Mr. and Mrs. F. B.
Thomas. Sop
The Delta independent., 1923-07-27

Had Hand Smashed.
Sam Fairlamb. who has been en-
gagged az Waterman at the Rio Grande
yards. tackled q large piece of coal
. few nights ago. and - he thrust his
hand against the door Of the firebox,
the weight of the coal was such that
his left hand was broken. He is TAX
ing an enforced layoff to care for the
injured member.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
o sTAvEBNlCH a vYPO
MOCNYCH SPOLCfCH.

Lid ziiici v okruhu jedne mi
lie cd krizovatky Broadway a
vych. 55. ul. patti mezi nejspo-
Tiv6isi v celem Ohiu, die vyro-
XII lrednictva dstavd v tomtc
okoli. "Jsme pfesv9dGeni, ze
nasi krajani mali ' pom6l.u ma
.;ednotlivce mezi lidem v Ohio
nejvatsich lspor," prohlasil dr..
]. F. Rybak, pfedseda Atlasu,
stav. a vyp. spolku. Tvrdf da-
le. ze die knih jeho spolecno-
sti die informaci ziskanych v
iinych podobnych organisacich
pracuilcich v uveden&m okoli.
lid ' cizine zrozeny Jest ho-
spodarneisf, spotN8isi nez-li
iild rozeny zde. s'Lid mas "a
valky. kdvz vtdelky pfesaho-
va,v kazd6 nejsmklejM oceka-
vani, sice jevil take sklony k
tezohledn&mu utf&tenf, ale "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
PAX PRY NENf LASKA
SlEPOU.

+. 1915 zatceni byli pro ku-
plirstvi Abraham a Herman
Glasove. pffslusnici Nemecka.
Oba byli v Toledu pro pfestou
.penf Mannova zaona O bilem
otroctvi odsouzeni ma 10 rokl
kazdy, pozdeji byl Hermanovi
sniaen trest ma sedm roki, tax
re prave nyni vyjde, aby byl
ale poslan, die zn6nf rozsudku
zpet do zenae s'mravI q bazn6
bozi". Bude deportovan v me
zipalubi, nejlevnejsim zpiso-
benz, jakym vIbec mohl byti
odexpedovan. Vcera Sc ale
vypovezenec v New Yorku O.
zenil $ Cleveland'anknn sleG-
nou Gertrudou Berkovicovou,
jez prohlasila, ze muzem pi-
.jde treba do pekla a proto s
MIN podnikne svatebni cestu
v malo vabnem mezipalubi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
PREDNASKA o vYvoJI
LlDSTVA.

Jako odpov6d' ma BryanGv
MAJOR o evoluci lidstva uspoia-
da organisace Woodland Gen.
ter Forum ma rohu vych. 46.
ul. Woodland ave. cyklus
ctyf pfednasek. 2 nichz prvni
bude usporadana jiz Ultra. Jak
ohlasuje rev. Joel B. Hayden.
prednaseti bude fiditel cleve-
landskeho pffrodovedec. mu-
sea Rea, ma thema: "Co veda
spatruie a CO v6dA mysli." Cy-
klus zahajen bude oddflem
"zivot v kapce vody" doprovo-
zeny vyobrazenfmi pffpadnou
otazkovou debatou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
DALSf ODBoCkA THE Gle.
vELAND TRUST CO.

Po6atkem cervna otevrena
bude na rohu Lee a Tullamore
rds v Cleveland Heights jiz SO.
,pobocka The Cleveland Trust
Co. Tim posledn9jsi financni
1stav ziska nejvyssi pocet fill
alex v jedin6m m9ste vyjma
snad The Corn Exchange v
New Yorku. T6sne pred ote-
vrenim zminen6 odbocky zaha-
jena bude cinnost filialky 81.
ma Woodland a vych. SIS. ul. O
jejiz zfizovanf jsme sc jiz sye-
no casu zminii a pobocky {.
SO. Ma Miles ave. u vych. 131.
ul. Move dstavy, jez nebudou
vlastn6 pouhymi filialkami, ale
spise mensimi samostatnymi
bankami, budou vypraveny
nejmodernejsim zafizenim k
pohodli obyvatelstvo dotycne-
no okolf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
COETTLlNC UNIKL TRESTU
SMRTI.

Jiz po druh& usv9dceny
vrah Fred Goettling, jenz "a
bill obchodnika Keima ma Quin
cy ave., stane Sc patrne tento-
krat ma vzdy neSkodnym, neb
byl odsouzen ma dozivotf do
trestnice v Columbus, kan byl
dnesniho rama jiz dopraven.
Rozsudek vynesl okresnf soud-
ce F. c. Phillips. Objevi-li sc
u odsouzence stopy silenstvi.
bude dopraven do blazince, ale
nikoliv po uzdraveni propu-
stem, ale znovu zavfen. Jedi
ne milost guvernerova by mu
mohla Ibrany vezeni otevfiti Ma
to ma ale malou nadeji neb v
1905 podobn6 jako letos Kei-
ma, ubil k smrti sveho kmotra
a odsouzen do mansfieldske
polepsovny, potion do zdejsf.
no blazince. odkud jiz v 1906
bvl propulsion iako "uzdrave-
n.y.: pro kradez znovu zatcen
" 1907, poslan opetn9 do Ista-
WI a znovu jako "vyleceny" r.
1915 pu$t9n ma svobodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

hy vystfizlivel, a znovu pocal
spofiti starym, osv6dcenym
zpusobem," pravil dr.. Rybak
dale.
V'fednici stav. a vyp. spolkd
" tomto okoli dotvrzuji takt@z,
re lid ciziho pdvodu vice spo-
ii prost:ednictvim stav. a vyp.
spoletncsti nez-li v jinych fl
nancnich Istavech. Dele Sc talk
proto, ze t6chto organisacsch
"a :e!a leta nebylo ztrat. Jest
to vys'cdkem, ze spravy tech
to istavi byly svGrovany i4:
konservativnfm nIzHm, "a pr
snc statni kontroly. Kazdy ro-
KEN vys'la statni superinten
dent stav. a vyp. spolka odds-
.eni kontrolord do Clevelandu.
kteri podrobuji lcetni knihy
pec':vemu prozkoumani, tax ze
;im nemdze ujiti ami jediny
cert. Jest to primo vytecne
zaSizeni pro vsechny sporily.
ktefi sv6fuji tezce vydelarf
grose v techto 1stavech, kd4
Jest kazda ztrata pfedem vs..
loucena.
Soucasn6 Sc z techto kruhii
oznamuje, re bude tohoto ro-
ku v Clevelande podniknuto
vice staveb obyvacich domd
nezli kdykoliv pred tim. Ma
sledkem toho povstane vetsi
poptavka po stavebnich pnjc-
kach proto bude tfeba vet
sich financnich fondi v jedne
casti techto dstavd. v ddsled-
cich toho zadani jsou vsichni
ukladatele penez, ably navsti-
viii a1fednfky stav. a vyp. spoil
|kd pozadali tyto 0 dalsi W.
svetleni move neobycejne pfi-
znive nabidky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
KONcERT SLEcNY MARIE
MfKOvE.

Vcerej$i vystoupeni MAST pia-
nistky slecny Marie Mikove v
plesove sini Statlerova hotelu
bylo znacnym dsp6chem. O ta-
lentu ] liz hotov& um9leck&
zp6sobilosti mlade virtuosky
rozepsal Sc znamy hudebni re-
ferent Rogers v rannfm Plain
Dealeru velice sympaticky a
Sv9t pax pfinese rozbor kon-
certu v ziHejsfm elsie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

'sloun 81 '!lapsu A IN
lei 'qo4A su !u!s A - '.l
.yq yTsi7u .psa vlsp!aasAA II
Aqs 'qo6q spsIsu = sI7mod
-szsu sasef nlnpuv nou1a2
~ ~ ussi sf 'nTs.moL -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
Tajny pOdnik plzenske sokol

A0Jny PUuuIk PIZen9ke SOkOl
ske zupy. Vybor sokolske zupy
plzehske schvalil We schdzi 18.
listopadu 1922, aby V roce le-
tosnim byl usporadan tajny
podnik zupni, jehoz by Sc zd-
castnily veskere jednoty jak
clenstvem, tax dorostem. Pod
mix bude velice iednoduchy,
Inebude ukladati jednotam vel
kych povinnosti, jezto pripra-
w budou 'omezeny jen ma nei-
nutn6jsi, aby jednoty molly Sc
venovati co nejvice praci vnitr
nj. Bude vsak nutno, ably jed
noty dve nedele pred podni-
KEN a jednu nedeli po mem ne
konaly zadneho verejneho Wy
stoupeni, jezto bude nutno spl-
niti pfipadn6 1koly v dobe t6
Jim ulozene. Ma jednotach bu-
de, aby v poslednfm okamziku
prokazaly naprostouu pohoto-
vost We vsech smerech pri pod
niku, ktery Sc bude vymykati
II rance obvykle cinnosti ma
byti dosti originelni.
vloupali se do Moltkovy
hrobky. z Vratislavy. v Krei-
sou u Schweinitz vloupali Sc
lupici do rodinne hrobky rodi-
ny Moltkovy. Take rakev polni
no marsalka byla nasilne ote-
vfena. Ponevadz vsak veskere
drahocenne veci byly pred dive
ma lety pfi vloupani do hrob-
ky Moltkovv odstran9ny nena-
sli letosni zlodeji mic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
SPOJENE STATY MUST IA
CHRANITI EvROPU.

Norman H. Davis, byvaly
statni podtajemnfk We Wilsono
We administered a financni po-
radce americke mirove delega-
'ce v Pafizi, Tecnil "a poledni-
no banketu Obchodni komory,
re rozlusteni evropskych pro-
blemd nemGze byti 1cinnym,
!nebude-li obsahovati polite
kych ! hospodafskych vyhli-
dek. Probral dikladne posled
nj udalosti mezi Nemeckem a
Francii a n6kolikrate opako-
val ideu, ze financni podrob-
nosti reparacniho problemu
jsou nerozlucne spojeny s po-
litikou. Pro Francii, Anglii a
Nemecko zbyva jen jediny lex
- zasahnuti Spojenych Statd,
zasahnuti presne, naproste a
mocne, vsak spolupracujlci $
|jinymi zem6mi v lie neb sdru
zeni narodd.
"Francie vlastn9 zkousi to-
|tez co zkusilo Nemecko. Ho-
spodafsky vzato melo by Sc
zelezo Lotrynska spojiti 8 ru-
hrskym uhlim. o tom Meme
|cko v6delo a snazilo Sc proto
udrzeti Elsasko Lotrynsko.
Francie nynf vlastne podnika
totez. Ale mir nebude nikdy
zajiSten, dokud Sc nenajde
zpdsob, jak oblasti tyto spojiti
aniz je politicky oddeliti. Fran
Gle sc snazila zadrzovati neme-
cky primysl, dokud nebude
sama ujist6na, ze We vlastni re-
stauraci Nemeckem nebude o.
hrozovana. Spojene Staty ne
sledovaly souvisly kurs. Necha
pu, jak jsme mohli .uniknouti
zodpovednosti, re nami ver-
sailsky mir nebyl podepsan.
Name zavazky k nasim spo-
jencim a take k porazenemu
nepriteli, jejich splnenf slibil
mas president, ze prestane ne
pratelstvi, prijme-i Nemecko
podminky. Nestane-li Sc tax,
pax jest vse pro co jsme boio-
vail. vlastne ztraceno."
"M6li bychom sedeti ma prv-
MIN miste. Francouzska akce
v ruhrske oblasti jest nelegal-
nj a nevcasna. Pokud n6rnec-
ky lid v6ri, ze must vice plati-
tt nez-li jest spravedlivo, pax
jej k tomu ami nejmocn6jsi via
da nedonuti. Mic nez vliv z
venci mdze byti dosti silnym.
aby vzbuzen byl v lidu fran
couzskem smysl pro pravo a
vedl jej, ably pfijal meme nez-
Ii jejich vidci Jim predstirali,
ze by mohli dostati."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
ZTOTOzNENf vLAKEM
PkEJETEHO NIUE.

: Ma trait drahy Newburg &
South Shore prejet byl v pom
deli vyhybkovym strojem blf-
ze vych. 85. ul. muz. ienz byl
teprve vcera. kdyz nepficha-
eel domG, zjisten cleny rodiny
u okresni marnici. Jest to Sd.
lety Thomas julius bytem {.
97OO Richmond ave. S. w.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
RESlCNAcE UTILITNfHO
kIDITELE RoBERTsE.
Nespokojenost ' mxstskk ad.
ministraci.

tltilitni riditel Arthur B. Ro-
berts, ma n6hoz podnikl mayor
Kohler na pondelni schazi kon
trolni rady Itok, vidal Sc vce-
ra sveho 1Tadu &C prohlasoval,
re resignovati nebude. Jako
divod uvadel neslychane po-
merry, ktere Kohler zavadel
mezi administration 1rednic-
tvem a jez pat1ne budou miti
"a nasledek i resignace dalsf.
Ma radnici neni mozno praco-
vati odbornfkdm, jelikoz ma
yor zavadel vsude policejni sy-
stem a pouzlval $pehi, ktefi
krone podavani zprav zacast&
Sc vmesovali zalezitosti, KITE
rymz naprosto nerozumeli. DIE
tvrzenf Robertse, byl by pom
delni vybuch Kohlera proti ne
mu a vodarenskemu inzenyro-
vi Kneislymu ignoroval, ale byl
napaden tfmz zpdsobem, ba
mnohem ostfeji take vcera.
Ma mayorovo holedbani, re
krone n9ho samotneho nikdo
mestu nehledi uspofiti ami Sc
staku, odpovedel Roberts, "ze
zmenou plani filtrovaci Ger
paci stanice u Baldwinova vo-
dojemu usporeno bylo as ST.
100000 o cemz pry mayor me-
vi, nebot' tomu ami nerozumi."
Kdyz Kohler pozadoval, ably
inz. Kneisly byl propulsion, po-''
dial Roberts soucasn6 resigna-
ci svoji. Roberts sc vyslovil.
re jest rad 1fadu sproSten a,
mayor vyslovil svoje uspokoje-,
nj, ze Sc Robertse zbavil, tax
panovala radost ma obou stra-
mach.
Nastupcem utilitniho fidite-'
le stal Sc prozatfmne L. A.!
Ouayle, komisar otopni divise.
ResignovavSi Roberts byl od-|
bornfkem a jmenovan byl nal
odporuceni The Cleveland En-
gineering Society. Afera bu-|
dc miti dohru v mestsk6 rade,
kde poda resoluci, vyslovujiciI
iiste politovani ad4pdchodem]
Robertse mestske administra
ce radni John D. Marshall,
pfedseda utilitniho vyboru. /
Marshall vyslovne vcera pra1
viii ze mestska rada mela pl-
noU div&ru v Robertse, jenz
podAval vzdy skutecne odbor-
ne informace V dotazfch, do,
tykaiicfch sc jeho odboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
L.ichotive.

ia 81 vezmu jen dfvku, ktera
ie mym pravym opakem. -
To pfece neni tax nesnadne.
Je mnozstvi hezkych, chytrych
d6vcat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
'sloun 81 cup

'sloun 81 9uP
IN lei 'qo3A gu 41susm
-oX " r guys op a3.pfHd
'saIeN slsuu !Asld '!sfsuseIY
-lsu o. !Ao1?nsa nu9W -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07

PAM Zbohatla: Prala bych
81 zrcadlo. - Prodavac: Por-
sim milostiya, ma to byti. rucnf
zrcadlo? Pani Zbohatla:
| ne - ja chci ' mem vid9t o.
blicej.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-02-07
PLYNARNA OCHoTNA KU
PROJEDNAVANf PODMl.
MEX MESTSKE RADY.
Ma podstatnsjsi slevu nenf
vSak yAlne nadSie.


Generalni fiditel a souIasn6
|mfstopredseda The East Ohio
Gas Co. r. w. Gallagher vce-
ra prohlasil ochotu jednati S
mestskou radou O podminkach
ljejich. ze by ale z teto ocho-
|ty plynarny Sc dalo pro male
no konsumenta n6cb podstat-
|n6jsiho vyziskati, 0 tom panu-
| il nahledy vesmes skorem pesi-
misticke. Podari-li Sc dobyti
ma plynarn6 nejakych' ustupkn,
nebudou patrne tyto ma ozna-
menem cenniku mnoho meniti.
"Nasi statistikove vypocitali
move ceny velice peclfve a ne
mohli postaviti jiny system,
ktery by Sc cd docileneho w.
sledku mohl podstatne lisiti",
pravi Gallagher a vysvita z to-
ho, re panuje mala nad6je, by
docfleno bylo prfznivsjsich po
d domnfnek, a zda-li sc talk sta
ne, pax jist9 budou tax nepatr-
nymi, ze sleva skutecne nebu-
de "stati ami "a to-.
Nejnespravedliveji stihne
poplatek nejmenSi konsumenty-
y nichz zejmena Y. let6 mnozf
platili drive jen plyn skutecne
'spaleny a tu v pfemnohych do
macnostech obnasel lcet jen
pouhych $50 neb Sc slevou pfi
vcasnem zaplaceni 30c, "a no.
vych pomeri pozaduje plynar-
ma jako nejmensi poplatek 81
byt' nebylo vyuzito ami plnych
1000 stop. Phi tom vsem ply
narna stale tvrdi, re mali pla-
titi vice jen ii, kdoz spali nej-
vice, zapomina dodati, ze ma
II clovek postizen jest vlastne
take. Jedine minimalnfm po-
platkem $1.O0 vytezi plynar-
ma v lete obnos jdouci do desi-
tex tisici. Ma dotaz tohoto
smeru, odpovida millionafska
spolecnost, ze must udrzovati
plynovody a vysilati kazdy
mesic zfizence k scftani plyno-
m6rd, jako by Sc tax bylo dri-|
We nedelo take.
Ma vcerejSim slysenf tazal
sc radnf Damn zastupce ply
narny Tollese, zda by East
Ohio Gas Co. nemohla nal
Hope Co. dociliti pfiznivejsfch1
podminek, ale dostal "a odpo-
ved':: "Proto jsme bojovali jiz,
minuly m6sic," coz vyvolalo
smich, ne'bot' spolecnosti ODE
jsou vlastne We skutecnosti po-|
kud Sc majiteld tyce, korpo-|
racf iednou.
"Co Sc stane, nepristoupime,
Ii ma vase podminkv a rekne-
nell vam, abyste obchodu "a
nechali," ptal Sc radni Cook.
"Prodame plyn jinemu odb6-
ratelovi," odvetil Gallagher.
"Dostane sc vam ale nabi-
dek Ia techto podmfnek?"
"Jini uchazeci sobe prave
tento plyn pref. Tot jest ma-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-26
w. O. w. PICNIC
To Be Held at Mountain Lake
Park, August 4th

The first annual log rolling and
picnic of the Woodmen of the World
of Western Maryland and Eastern
West Virginia has been rather extern
sively advertised to be held at Noun
tain Lake Park on Saturday, August
9TH
The uniform rank company and de-
gree team from Fairmont, West Va,
will confer the Protection degree on
a class of one hundred and fifty can
didates or more upon this occasion.
Judge A. Grant Matthews, of Ten
nessee, will deliver the address at
ten o'clock in the morning. The gen
eral public is invited to hear him. He
is an, eloquent and forceful speaker
and will be the representative of the
Sovereign Camp at this gathering,
which will in all probability number
more than thousand members Of the
organization, who, together with their
families and friends, will likely bring
to the Park for this day the largest
crowd in it's recent history.
A splendid program has been ar
ranged for the day which will afford
entertainment for all who may be
present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-26
Knights of Pythias Notes.

On last Friday night a largely at
tended meeting of the lodge was held
when it was decided that owing to the
warm weather it would be we'll for
the lodge to take a vacation, 80 there
will be no meetings held during the
month of August, unless called speci-
ally by the Chancellor Commando,
When due and timely notice will he
given.
The committee on the annual pic
mic to be held Labor Day, September
3rd, report that much has been done
toward the preliminary arrangements
which will be perfected in a very few
days.
The painters have begun the work
of painting our castle hall and,it will
only be matter Of a. short time IN
til cur home will make new appear
ance. PUBLICITY COMMITTED.
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us. In his work and in his pleasures
and in his Office, on the street, and in
his home, President Harding has set
an example of Americanism which he
has been wise and good enough not to
seek to stale by precept or preach
ment. We are deeply grateful to him
for declining to consider himself the
keeper Of the American conscience
and the dictator of the American
course OF conduct-offices which we
have had the misfortune to see lock-
ed upon as inseparable from that of
the Presidency. If you are looking
for the cause of the popular regard
and affection in which President Har-
ding is held, it will in a great meas
We undoubtedly be found in his hab-
it Of letting us mind our own affairs
Mr.. Harding has not been merely
the Republican President; he has been
and is the President Of the United
States. Probably we never had a
PreSldent VINO was less OF q partisan
than is Mr.. Harding. The policies he
has sponsored have not been those OF
factions, cliques or party, but ma
tional, and he has given to sugges-
tons OF Democratic origin the same
sympathetic consideration that has
been given those that came from Re
publican sources.
As President, Mr.. Harding has won
success because he mas not feared
failure. Having decided on what he
considered, a right course, he has pur-
sued it to the end, undismayed by
criticism and undeterred by threat
ened loss Of popularity.
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WHY MIR. HARDING IS Pop
LLAR.

Mr.. Harding has performed the
duties Of his high Office with nota-
BILE courage, ability and fidelity. But
he has done more than that: both as
President and citizen he has shown
a marvellous capacity for minding his
own business, which is the chief char
acteristic of the American people
This, as much as anything else, has
endeared him to his fellow citizens.
When Mr.. Harding became President,
he did not presume to be our teacher
or monitor, a duty that some of our
Presidents have believed to be pecu-
liarly that of the Nations chief ex-
ecutive We have seen Mr. Harding
on the front page-which is the ma
tional Main Stretches frequently
than any other of his recently distin-
guished predecessors, and while he has
uttered himself fearlessly and point
eddy on all matters that engaged the
attention Of the President, be has had
the extraordinary good sense to re-
from from le-tur'ng or admocisA;rg
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-07-26
THE LUNATTC FRINGE

Every clvliized country mas "haC
ire late theodore Roosevelt called
the luhatlc fringe Inc former
PRESIDENT picturesque phrase IS cas-
NY understood Inc more highly oe-
VeloPeo a haVloh IS Soc'ally ana lhouS-
tnaIly' the greater Is pound 10 De the
number Of malcohtentS. Ihey are
usually people OIL de1ectlVe character
OF OF INFERIOR lhtelligehce' VINO Diane
thelrWallures IN NE on otherS iaCner
thah on themselves ana IN 'he'r as
satisfaction they are ready LOT any
SORT Oh IoIly' Inc complete overture"
OF thhgs as Ihe| are "oulu NOT cosU
them d pah&' kathef' 'neV "oulu
feei that II was d SofV Oh ''holcatio"
OF thelf Ill adaptation 10 the existing
order
IL is the luhauc l-'n&e Vn"O mas
sponsored most OIL Ihe VIl,Iu parry
movements III 'IIIS c""'''i ,. C0C''7'o'',
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THE HOPE CHEST

In years gone by, when each fam
lily had to spin and weave the linens
for household and personal use, it be-
came the custom for the maidens who
believed in preparedness, to make
and store away in a chest bed linen,
table linen, lovely embroidered arti-
cles, fancy work and whatever might
be useful and beautiful in a home.
Sometimes years. were required for
the filling of this chest, which was
Ncalled the "hope chest" and was
quite a valuable adjunct when going
to housekeeping, Since the hand
spinning and weaving are no longer
necessary, and everything for a home
may be purchased on short notice, the
hope chest does not receive the atten-
ton formerly given to it, and it is
rare thing these days. However,
those ladies of Oakland who are noted
for their fine needle-work, are pre-
pairing exquisite articles for a real
hope chest. The chest itself is Of
cedar, and it certainly will contain
sheets, pillow slips, be,ispread, lunch
cloths, napkins, towels, handker
chiefs, doilies, center pieces, etc, all
hand work on the best materials.
The chest and its contents will be
on exhibit at Elliott's Music Store,
Oakland, after AUGUST LIST, and will
be sold for the benefit of the Oakland
Free Public Library, at the Maryland
Theatre, Friday evening, August
/ 18th, after the first show. And who
would not hope to get it.
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THE FIRST PUBLIC HEALTH
NURSE FOR GARRETT co.
Services of Miss Vida Getty Sc
cured Who Will Have Head
quarters at FriendSville

The Garrett County Public Health
Association are fortunate in having
secured the services of Miss Vida
Getty as one of the Public Health
Nurses for the county.
Miss Getty has had the special
training which is necessary for this
work. She will be ready for duty
early in August and will have head
quarters at Friendsville.