Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1919 — Page 6
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IpfoiMiblir j|^ paid worktrm pls0 my**- al^gidonod tbelr craft to aMke. Tha. arenkyo employer wptild wUlinl;^ trade hUt hfteome tor the weekly- pay eaveiope of many of tbem. Moreover, the actor ha« alvaya led the piddle to irecard him n Ito arttet and not as a Whorer. Pwrhaiw theatiKVHmi have Imd their own ideas In some •cases, bat
h^vftoataiilh iif ^Mp a^or fa to be regarded as an
jStist and the stage as a profeeslon. tbe.asKem' trouble to ^e flrst big and eSe^^g Btar^to 'hT members of a profes' emit ni^y H be held that when an ardat ba^niea a member of a labor or* ganijmtioa he ceaaea to be an* actlsL Ko actor, however bad, will ever coa> aMie to be ecmaldered at anything but an arttot. Whenaver the public bogtos to cditfuae him and his work with the atai^ hand and his labors, however net# the to^ir may pubUcly be re-
^actors* union will begin to
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Motwtthitoadtog the freqiamt teetltosay Idnn by letter dealers and shew muatoacturers before conventions, in haw and tomllar places where tosy were not embarrassed by the foramlfty of an oath, that the price of shoes was toiag •tUt higher, s^ch persmm-^° testifying before toe grand Jury j at Bpatmi said that the price of shoes etouMt be lowdr. It^ seems to make a dUtormtos'where testimony is given.
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GeuSTsyhy and history ffigl) nKlMiol eommer echoot IsmlBitttaa sse IftrttleSfil expenses Interest and cossmtssfoiis. laesrsnce ..t-............ ysinttors .......'. i Itoitsry euiVLlies and enulpiBsat.. jfniR department Klght eeheol Normal echool Odko expeoeee ,., gtlHtary number work...... ;., Aftaitog ..........y. Bedted reetae Htc^ta site notee...».....H....^... Paiarlea .« Srtoel atteadaece
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7S achooDiouee boode. g. H. S. cofomefleemeat— 8. H. a pliyelcal labemtory S. H. 8. ehemksa iabormtory 8. H. 8. blotaatoal tabwatoty.... 8. H. 8. muMc department 8. R. n nrsnis kill III S. H. & Ooeinierctal a H. B. steam teating. 8team kastow (edma. bldg.).. Btre^: Impravemente Summer grade :‘aeliooIs Supptemeotary reading . Teaebers* leeturee Telephooea Trsonsfer tuition Tree matetimmise Water rent Workmeo'e oompeneatlon ‘ .....
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aiia.700: tultten library fund,
.Total July 1. ISaO, balance— KAIWAL TRAINTN€l —Petlmated Receipts, l>ftcsml>er, ISISi, texee ISIS. 06E.MI: June, IkM. erst halt OTO.OOO
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pa^a who dldaW thtok that the autoj erW aWlks wo«14 eanae any Imiih^ topy be aheekad to learai tlmt aeme e< toe soanagera are going oa aa abrtoe-
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tosase petttfd«i la aura to offer A,43laa a(K« to rsdaoe the ooat of Uvfng by .lat ^vatong the government price for wheat. Tf'Otomany had walled when Belgium Was being looted toie might expect more sympathy in her prstont wall against <l<M3nan property selaure in the United ytates. The plan to fine the speeders |l a tolle will probably change the tuns 9ft a few who have been boasting of how much mileage to the fine they ware getting. Xoichak'B 8to-mile retreat la en OoartLging. as it brings tbs Bolshevlki soi piuch nearer the place where a aeaple of Aenerlean dot^hboya cad gtap out Bome morfiing before break* fiMt wMp aaVrmy or two. Considering tllS cost of coal, the government ahonldn't have much toaable aalllng army blanketa at any ^oe. I A Wise man ctenges his oi^niea.—A. to aarrstsea, former head ot t^ rail* raskd ceada^ora’ union. Meantime, if he is in polities, keeping one ear in close proximity to mother earth. A •^IbaraF prbhibition bill aoeada wtoL but it doesn't appeal to the fellow who.cai^’t aaao^te liberal with prohibition la any way, ahape or form. Tho wardsib af the Maryfamd ;peniiMtiary blsaaea the toad profiteers for .iBcreaslBg Uto oeat.od a day’s board for a prioeatr from 18^ oenta atoay iOfAto conis a day. a gtatement Wideb Idisaid atnke terr^ into tho f Magyhtwd lawbraiitera otlNKr han4L tf ^ rtoai» the ;liji'*l»*t ty xmtUtei^fi- ih'This damiaiir'«» wsur,' “'' ptoipl# do for ptotaf plaantag to can her iffttoably with a bor eatSro attoattoa a ’ Uttift atotar
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Btofi^cat UiboratoiT f, Choral^a**^Sorst^ !...!”!] Commencemem —
Cook decertmsttt ... i s^^li^itsl training.!.'."!
DJst. sohoal ooMetag xasc. scimto tsaansi trelntag «<ipt. Dtot. sniato "tthlffg oanifMiiiiit....
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oitofwfc sipt, gis) iiii lamps Bagiassre* and JeaMofW wtorlss.. tortglassrs* ^ MDlttor sb»J«b.. Pne band dnwiag miMotiMt.... yOrga room
Oymnaslum Illuminatlag gss Insumnoe .,...,..t._....... Laamby Marios flttisg MscHanloal drawing departmoot.. Music department Office and tnctdental expenss...... Physical teboratorr Phym<«rapfay Printing and btndiwr Sewing deparanent SiaaocTapk Tsaehtrs* salaries Water rent Woodworking
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ISse. m», watol; half of
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meets and rapalie. aw. July i. aw. belanns —-.1 * OBBQO rcNp. TI«M» jaly 1. »». balSBCs .-.!,.l -Btolinatsd nacsiptAInters oa prmcdpal ^ .4 - . -,4Bakimated gxpsototurse— MeCOT FUND, aw^llto July 1. l«i, baMm* I . —Setlmated BseeVpts tnurast oe lean —
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tuly L toil, baames —J,*W » FRIBD , KINBWRCAlITTOf FUND, l«dy 1. Wt, battrtlfe -Bstiisatsd ReoSipta. Se LeryPrse kbidorgmrtsB soetoty Kfito to Jnly 1, ISW. balance PAUL ntgNZBU MBMQRIAL. FITHB. . tsts-iwa July I, 1S», bsJance • WT to —Bscfmatsd Receipts Interest on bmtd • Wto Total • ItfW —Ettimated EXpendltuPoaB. K. T. H. 8. gymnasium -.:— to IS
iCSOWL BUUJ51NO BOND FUND. U1S-I»». July I, ISlk baisnre S RWS U
—Bstlmsted Receipts—
jaty 1. ms. bopd sail and premium
and tntweat Total —
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Kxpenditures—
tieas, Wto.* Hgkito: real
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HsgigngtlOBs and agpolalmentB were
aw. by ». U. Graff, i^j|prtetendent ' 0 gfi^tots
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oroeto, Itoa, ICaOtoHne tAVls. les Fonkt lilMi nc?my. Csrtoyn s! neR i^astmdahi. h. p. Anna Mia Oruie OoolItody. lya gtstebsr. Rita coiMmm, cadtotoae Ditan. Agnea trade UtHMK Margaret Kedsry WssmCLeela Tha, ghea Muir
Lanntag. Einma Mth Caatpbeli.
Andlesss.
tmiiats rtoraeee
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ADes. : ammsTtefa Manual acboot; Msndb Watkins. Ev
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Totto »M * - - —Withnated Sxpendl turns— gesgmlller sebolantolp
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July 1. llto, batoacs t Wo W CBNTBAD LJBRART FUND, ISW-Mto. July 1. ISlfi. balsnos ii#W%
-Waintottd. »^P««f^^^*^omnieadattaa of Central llbnMTr buhtong I4W tor” :
Daisy Wsddh^ Ada Cotemaa
and Sira Ruth Training higb Eva Hanks. P. D.
Chmim Martin. Ptorenoe Joftea Kletstog. fharles Oifi. Francos
Do^ti^re and GertrufM ThuemJer, ArssAal
TsciiMesI sphnnla.
Mr ikrair reriiSiaitotM IM fnllowiag Ml-
aq^Jtto^nt* ' ^ “
pj||k: imih *’< Wantuni ■.
watdtoa. -fans sem
anee
frsm Wat ‘to fto Hdtot lAura RnpiH fiawlea. turn sarown, trotn Leave of gfanted to Hlag^, utitfl January,
tmms.
Appofntdd AWsifthill^ : JB. R. ilgy.'^fcawwdgyir
July 1, im. balanoe ... ...... •-
VOCATJOtoAL FUND. lSQ»-tlWv
July 1, WIS. beaw» -;; • • ■* MWI
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Oseember. lilt, taxes last biirtlth . '
mwi; JSse. im, taxss dmr beff
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voeathMai work for IWt-lSlS. ^ «7.Sto I ROtoiS Total -* -I DNMi *r
—lEstlmatod Mipeadttures—
Tsaebsn’'salaiSes..|totott suppMtO, lM.eos .,..^rr!T....!4^f thtooto Jtoy 1. iSto. balaaee. Rsw W TWAC^HS* P®K«OIf FUND, ISIS-WW. July 1, ms, balaBeo —Estimated Receipts. lUc Levy— December. ISIS, and June. ISIS taxes ^JJOO ee
—Estimated Exptoitotmres—
Paid to teachers* pentotm fund—$ SS.ISe to
pbtnied *sWi8an|?%B
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COBURN SCHl^L July L ISIS, balance .. aetimated recelpta ....
FUND.
toto toto
Total
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KruH, from |t,a» to hetn toOO to l»i;
to tSOO; Ruby
Mra P^ernoyd Hurt, from D,ito
jw tfsttowr, Sitoi to fl4SS; Jlra Jaaet
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bwat ttii «t»4t fe LdmialC. Dlrkd sua jiWimlpal of f at the Ted«*8t oT’
Buck.
Th* baaed iwcrvad to n«Sil#^-4ha^ agement of the L4itl« ThtoUir of^
of thWJward,^ tb*
beihg ddhe by lhe"pili# Theatdr. action wWi tak» ai^i#'Wmelvin^ ter from ^^8. W. oV^Kfan. ^ Whi waa reqtEbiliNi that ehaiif^..hb
the flhortridfe high seh so that It could D« us* the Little Theater. ^
that the cost would . pi^iblt ' iitch
change*, but'that fttl pttogihfe'^ be given to the werk of khe h
ater.
Frank Meld received ^e eeaiiwct for the erection of a one.ettgt% kddMon to the shO!) building at the Arsenal Teehirial schools, ror flgWff. at a aMisttim.of
the board held Tuesday afterwpn.-
that meeting 4he hoard aisa-Af^f^^tod plans fer remmleRtig the Bns "
Manna! 'JTainifig hlfh school and the erection of a new three-,
building on a vacant lot just south of the present bi^ht||^ The plans^ were
ygMae itooale are.ewd^sd^ la tlM Mdi#Na: la .la^. . About. Mkuw..; W4we ttt «aa ccriU aifaiHi hi the upltei ^ut@i lag MM, '.v'"' An. EnglishiaKa bad lnvea«ad ttts to eiwfrotm. «*a.-.a* hoard to im » - Many of the faWora wawfha vB«rbaf» la Great Britain are W.lioaA'ot aididliwa or saWofa klhM In tM IM* Flbofo uasfil in awl baTo been extracted by a frees the water hyarinth of A atade tike a hamsaffif baa Naa aaiwalld by a Cuban inreattor makMff htoo* in oocoanuts to exitaot titolr aalBe.':. . . ' Th* ^#a^^ government la piaiuahMr to drata and ro^aijia for agricuitare Hio.ooh at»toa 0^ - land .ntear the mouth of th* rttoff. tha I*eto8* wave of btgli prieea stra^UmWA had lodging in that cowrteF obtain-
able
On fairly toag joaraeya. agy of y» mllea or mbN, tho hOgMag iliMa will average a speed sff frwto thirty-oovbn to forty-three miles an hoar. Chinese sailors bettovo tamt R if impossible for a ship to WkH imHgt .It can see whare it is goh^t. ohd.ao ^4r Junks have eyes palntod tp th# bow. Two Swedish eih^nseri havo haveatad a telautograph that eaa ba UMd fm either a short or loi^ otrovtii withottt adjustment, or even on a let«phone Uae. A new transformer to pepsitt a RgH^ ing circuit to be used for rbtging eleotrlo bells screws Into a lamp speket so that it win not be necessary to cut the wtris. The srorld’s principal Jade mine is In l^urma. where the privilege of mining the stone has been in the posasaSion of one tribe for many generatlona In New Zealand it Is propoaed that the railw’sy ioro.-notives shall each receive a patriotic name to perpetuate some of the great events of the world
war.
Hearing has been restored to mors than two-thirds of his accidentally deafened patients by s French physician, who masiutgee their enrs with sound waves. By adding about 12 per cent, of chromium to mHd carbon steel an -English inventor has brought out a metal for tableware that is ssid to be rust an't tamish proof. Amartoan silk factories are now turning out products worth ISOO.tWO.OOO \ earlv. against 000 at the commencement of the War. in iflO our output of silks was only tl00.000,00e, Eleven hospitals in Philadelphia now have women as head pharmaclets. and In other cities, also, woman are rapldl'taking the places of men as pharmacists tn the hospitals. Of English invention is a mneJ^me for harvesting flax that In pandng over a fteid seUes the grain In bunches, digs Us roobi out of the aell and conveys It «s one Bids by an erWtleas belt. l>etaetiable ears to be fastened to doits' beadA the Inventfen of an Alabama woman, are said to give a more Ufcifks appaaranoe than whan tbf ears are fntegral parts of the heads. .1^ Irsland_tlie majority of ariMnlasd tranai^ workers are mfmbsrs of the Triflk^'Ningbort Workare* Union, bus on fha“|#^ anfl Btost ooagts the NaiMiul Ilbion df - CtoOkera has built up Mverml ■i%jng ^ nf^ bridge was opened ■ Aagsist T***8 replgced tha u- built mo^ ^uut had ad^stoisn bulky 8t*aa »oift sad to (1# •‘^taF* of traibaa anootoM
prepared
goherer. By the
. . . IPu remodeling and additioa. it £■ planed to
provkls room for MO* pupils.
OO-OPERATION WITH CITY'PARK BOARD FOR COMMUNITY CENTERS
Jam Lowry, supmteleodent of ting In several small projects combine the park department, has .^called at- oh one? In this way tte park board ten^ to tbs aaceasity of ct-dnaraKon “Je^ in the des^lQpmsfit'of commuatty een- community center.*' ,
- *rh4i^‘:A;^
absent v«8 1*
her who skte of the ■*palr'‘ with representative voting. Cl an a first. The ffM' Ut the samp:A«.'-to ooposlte sldi then be absaat if # gain to i^er it
wishsa IS Ito an li^toidttat f^iwa ntohi4
easr
a<sSiT»«inges a. iA fito setsohd . #» ■ ;fhs nikbsir Y«ls
m
TO
..t 248.7Wto
Total July 1. l»20, baixttcs LIBRART FUND, 1*13-1«S. —Eatimsted Recelpta 4 Csnis Levy— ^ December. ISlf. taxM last Imtf IMS. fU.eeS; June, IMS. taxes flrst half Ifit. ^.WS „| UCtoSW Misceilajseeus, fines,.e4c 3.SW to
Total Tnuwfrr from towc^ fund..
...I mstoto ... saitoto
T<W«1
I mitoto —SRlmered Expenditurce— * Biasing. fS.toO; books. toSto: briLBch ntteadaats (not Carnegt«>, 113,fiW; brxnch library d«Hvery. 11.®6; Cxmegir brenebes, aaspS: el'^-tric Umpe, Kto; electric light and power. tLtoO; englheers* and Janitors' aaiariea. toS.SaS: engineer*’ and janitors' supplies. a.tM; foel, |«,eto; furniture and CxtureA 1^: tlintntRkUng gas. flto: iawrance. ftoS: tntereet and coanilisfoa, library' budidlng b<Htda,. $21,500; interMt ' aad conuntitoaB : library cite boi^ 18.eto; Lee Manorial. to.toO; misosSaneous ezpensee, $2,000; office stWoha*, |Sto; periodtcais. $2,500; prli^Bg. |M; mu of branebe*. toJto: MtariM, sn.000: sundries. to.Sto; trielAonea, $>to; Winter rent. $400-—t 170.100 00
TUETION FUND. lES-ltoO.
July 1, mt. bUtoftce-,
—JBethnated Receipt*—
July. IMS, Mate apportitmment, $102,102; Januaiw. ItSO. state appoHrthmment, $140.000 $ SHIM to July- ISIS, township interest. $174; JUaaary, 1020. township inieresi. $ni
toiW He pointed out th»t the park Mr. Lowiy pointed out that the dtlbbard 4s mapping o«ft % pregnua of { sens of Irvingtom have favorsd the tdan Qommaalty centers and . thAI alt of'^working with the park department ^ - ttd other ipoi^l arganhtotltms ibi. their primosaU to to be
ously consider WPrktag witoi Hised la building a commanlty ^ _ nnent rather than -aCteinptln%f house th ETJleflb^gar parlL
Start community center prt^cts .oTf have talked to a nkmber of church Ikffr own. • ipeople who are .figuring on building "If one or two churches put hi com-jcoinmunitjt center hooses,*' h® saiA
muntty centers in a neighborhood arid f 'and they agree that if the sag- An An.i«„. imi. tbe park board must come along latfer|g*a^ of Operation ei» ^e park* Anxious Frtsnd-Ha* ihe l»th trsns-
a«a put In another community centto', f board Is followod, much better rssulta
tJon, said Mr. Lowry. ‘The churc%. 1 will be obtained."
tlOBu' said Mr. Lowry. •’The chores, f _Mr. Lowry is planning on caHiag a the city and every other organixatUfti fmeafibg of .representatives of charges wtwking on the community center _pn»-[ and-aocial organizations a» which h# Ject have the same goal In view. Why! will presem the plans of the park denot all co-operate and instead of put-! partment and ask for eo-operatfon
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ife, t.vW.-8p<M!* the vxudeviUe Write to some th«a^ A Stlbscrib^HM talfon, 2fd engineers, been: yet?—Tes. the entire reglil turned end demobilized. Querts—Whst {• the sot^rtiy jfliT "dllTerent then” inetmd of '^ifreiaW —this twege c«n oot?lM^^e»deS, England "different to" is (rammonty u%i^ . Anxioe* M. J. K,—Has servlcd park niMt .Vo, 711, motor transptot corps, A R. O. 714. sstted yet or been ssstgned to ssrjy convey 7 —n was last reported as not releasod for ro-
turn.
They Waitid t'oo Long
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The United Mine Worktra' Journal, in its issue of August lo, will say edito-
rially:
The trouble about the high c<»t of living situation and tbe crisis-that has arisen In thte country Is tjmt the government at Washington waited too long before taking action to afford relief. Unfortunately, the government allowed cosditkma to drift along at a time when proaifd and definite action would have prevented the very situation that nOW exista Every one knew that pneilteers were piling up their gains, it vra* weH known that price* of the neeessartos of life weve abmmnaUy high and that the people were suffering as a consequence. Price pirates were abroad in the land, robbing right and left, and this wag ah well known to the govamment as to the general publiG. It wiU not do to gay that the government was nnavrare of this situaUon. For many months itost the bureau of statistfrti of ihe di^ftment of labor has been issuing bulletins comparing the vicious increase in prices with mricea that existed before and dlnrIng th® war period. This bureah ig a government agency, a part of the govemntont itself, and Its adttvitiM Were
known to all.
Week after week and month after month, labor called the attenthm of the government to the ra^ rise in the ddlt of living and not only beggifd for relief, but warned the government of the dapgve that wmre hidden in the ravagiis of the profiteers. But no relief Was offered, either by tbe administration or by con-
ired that no one st WiMh
off next/year and the poiUtekms eVtdentiy deCWfesd that they must ^ay polltics and baflii political fenctot to the
exclusion of *11 other dutieg
: it was #mv when orgapfaii lahof, as reproiented by the ra^f^ bthiher-
boodP, went to WashlngtOfr Apd
the h^id ’of the political statto^iiien t «w«n the first move on the part ^
part of
.. . s>out, TL_i^lroad men demanded two things, an
portatlon corp* company xailad yet7~V**._ It wa« ««nl to Camp Dlx. N. J,. e*rty in' Jsiy. (?) When a eoldier U ditehargsi. h«w can hl« home addreas be ob^ined?--Throush tbe adjutant-seneral. WaaMagtee,
D c.
An Anxioij* Mother-When will the 3Mb Infantry, !« divlalon, ea!I?-Tlia war departRient baa aaid that thia divlaion will aall about Auguat 70 (7i How long dtoa it take to come fretn Brest to the t'nitad StateaT— From seven to twelve day*, depending on
tbe ehta .
Mother—When did <,‘ompeny B. auppty -tnUn. Id dlviaioB. aail for tha United ^jiBtata* and when wiu It land?—The data* ^ i not been menttoned, but tha division
government wm brought about, T»i« j on muta. m How long after ra
increase in wages and reduction Tn J! a ** •** **** that they did not beflieve higher wages! S^To wbom ahould I afply- tpr would afford any relief unless the cost 9|t#$$4e'Stony diaeharse pepet*. taiw I jeof Hving waa hammered down at the cetytft aw@W$ been lo«t?-8and e ew^
In,‘S&y.“her'i‘' te°'5 fmriffc i »!?"«,
scramble to '*do something." Some of ' ^ po*»lht*» discharge order agmbar. the poHtJcians professed "surprise** 1 Thank You—When win the teth Infaetry. that such conditions existed as were jut (ifviaion, aaltt-.tbout August M. rt>
by the railroad men. And ' when will motor wippty train No. 421 and
almost Immediately the politicians he-j truck company N«. to? aatl?—Th* 42$d
gah placing the blame on tbe other po litical party, instead of all jofning hands in the search for an immeuiate remedy. Again it was "Politics Find." fh several iMrevtous issues the Journal called attention to the extremely serious situation caused by the unrestricted wave of pixNitsering throughout the country and called on <x>ngrese to do something that would bring relief. That
the crisM was in sight and that it was filled with positive danger was as plain and clear as the noonday sun. But the politicians in coagrois continued to play poiitics wbOe ths gsriousness of
the situation increased. )
No man can foretell what the outcome Will he. Let ua all hope that the erisis Will be met and overcome aucces«full.v. The American people atwavs i have solved their problerrvi, and it 'is
■ ‘ I th
gr^. It ai^red tlmt no one at^ash-|*arne*tly to be ho|>®d that ^ey may be ington couta be Indeed to recogniae aute to solve this one. But It can not tae true state of affatrs. Instead of |he *oh*ed by ponticlans who are more turning attention to the high cost of; deeply IhteiaMted In bbUtlcal party sueliving—Which is the most impomnt sub-jceas «^« m the welfare of the whole
ject btfops the American people today-i peppie.
admtnistnUlaa and conitese alike spimt Awav with fiarty wol^tiod When tha ■ heir ttma^rwraagltaff over other n^- ] Very {h* nari»te * Ahat MMi^ have been dls-i AWsW with parttia -
trfjiff A:I»w7imo^ hd^ if { w Ui* ,
' n te a crisis Ilk*
motor suppi; iXme heme about a montb ego ami the iflCth im-tor treiwport oogipanr-Jn-jrteed of motor truck company, the oM name -tm# not been Tepori«d a« rataawd for tu»6-Ex-i^ol4lvr—Can you toil me b«w I esa tor tain a refund of an unpaid aHettnant dtie met —Try a tetter, vetting eat the teci* to th* case, to ('elopfcl Arthur ment, WeahUigtOo, D. U •ton made for paying road butlohto th? iam«> —No record Of aoeb found. It before tb* armiar A. V, D.-Dp A Brhiah army ifKrii? king?—Yea of Americaai citixanahip, b the uaual i^ Ice of
the
obilfMd to _ Te^nlcally. i earvlce vntoar . „ ... - mum '! ' '-s'® ^