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marrow. unified 12°11; an: $13“ . .. an“... amnion-mt ... Its the Height of Wisdom to Buy

itary service. There la'uo plan to
mm my; you send an endless straw 0! letters, nor

TOIORROW to deluge the malls with guts that the

High “‘10 11309 ‘- ”<3 111“ P- 13' soldiers or sailors may be unable to

Sun rim 7:19; sets 4:32., keep and enjoy_

~ ‘ “' “ " "‘"‘ "M "V”"’ . ember alone of
Member of the Associated Frau As stated by a m

The Associated Press is excluait'eiy lhc clubs, they are “anticipating the

. entitled to the use for publicatou of , r'
all ncwn dispatch“: credited to it or "mine" of ”099‘“ 1395‘! the? i
not othcrwist- in this papcr and also card, or a friendly letter. iron time to

the local news llublitglllcd ihercittt. p9. time. to brighten a leisure hour for
'. .1 roll icatono a ‘ ‘_ ' . ..
cia‘ludzlspltlih‘es hfrein are also re- "‘91" “in 501119 entertaining reading.

served. lt's a praiseworthy purpose. The

"‘“' " ’ " “w“ '"‘ ' f friendliness those. occasional
my manual. nu. SW" 0
3" 19110!!! CALL! letters and books will convey is sure

“not!“ no“. ,‘0 RIPE" a Flood deal to the abaent
BMW om“__93’2. . men. And for those who have no homo

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' 'ldltor'a manna—2183. twill be a tilt-ruling indeed. It's one of

City WW" Residence—14924. the simple little things that are so

”we“ ”amt ‘ 1'” “mi" easy to forget to do, but that have

RUSSIANS FOR U. 8. ARMY membercd and done.

Those who condemn the whole Rue- _._- ~..___.-__ ___ __
sian people for the treachery and stir THE NATION'S “WONDER cnopn
pidity of the Bolshei'lki are not only One can still secure a bag at pett-
ignoring the Ukrainian, Cossacks ""1 nuts for a nickel. But it'll a smaller
other groups who. in ""10“ 0"" 9‘ bog than it used to be. And the pen.-
the former ”110"“ ".9 lighting man- nuts within don't no vcry far In feed-
luliy {or "‘1" and ”0’10”“? democracy in; the liquirrcls in the park or the
They are tutorial; the Rushlan “my big elephant, And all for satisfying
in France. the appetites of hungry youngsters at

The world hat-i almos' “FROM" "“3 clrcuscs and fans at baseball games—-
'mililal'l' iorce sent ‘1" ”i" ‘1‘” two 0" well, it taken at IFEM two bags.
thrcc years ago to light Ride by tilde And ”,1. g” because the peanut 1m,
with his allies on the western front. pmflpd upon a new “95",. of useful—
Thcy are sill! tbcrc. 'l'hclr numllcrti nose. It iii]: now satisfying real wanta
arc probably not 11'98" 3” armies 3" inlhc nation and rising to prominence
arc reckoncd nowadaysflul ”We "9 as a mommy instead of a lutlury. .
cnougb of them to makr themselves Peanuts arc food. as cvt‘ry squirt-cl
tht in a bi: battle, and ”W" are ”'3‘ and small boy has long known. They
noncd veterans. also furnish peanut oil and 'peanut

This army has TC'iilliW‘i“I ”‘9 M“ buttcr, the former used in cookinx.
timrity oi the "Rod" conspirators who Peanuts arc said to make bettcr oil
prt-FufllP to rule in Pelmflfld— 11- h” cakes for fattening cattle thzn cotton~
Hii'l‘Pffll‘t’ found illicit aim", WM! 11° seed oil. And‘ aluillarlv, the peanut
omcidl allPsianN‘. an army '“ho‘” ‘ vines are said to be quite all valuable
country to tiaht for. 'us alfalfa for cattle feed.

In this situation the OMCPTS “"3 There are 600,000 ucrca oi pcanuttt
lo huvo taken tht‘ remarkable 5“” 0' now in Gcorxia and the Carolina. The
offcring their services ‘to Gen. PM“ annual American crop is 4,000,000 or
fillinz. it this is true. thcrc 1" no "9‘ 5.000.000 bitiihcls and lttlll going up. A
pnrr'nt "’950“ why ”W" should “0;, mrmber of the fcdcrlti food adminis—
llv acccpit‘d Wiih 3139'"? and m“ iralion has called it the “wonder crop
'UIlP. 'l‘llril' mt’n “Hill"m‘mflm" of the nation." It may yet be said
would follow lhcm. TIN"I w» ““0““! that the peanut will do its bit to will
burn a Russian nrnlv tighiln'z “M" the war.
titt- Amcrican flat-'1" ‘ —-———-—O——————— ’ 4

Such a dcvclopmcnt would lll- forlul noon AND OPPORTUNITY :
natc in many ways. Asidi’ from "19 The congrtslliionai gcntlcman who
military value of those rccruittt. their came back from pram... m grieved.
action would he a sort of revolution of that he "saw thinult hc docs not like,
tltc now Rusriu. it would be a proof to talki" omitted one lital point in‘
of the csscniiai soundncss of Russian his logical processes. it» felt that
idpuls, a promise of thc Russia that because he saw privates blackinn 09;
will arise whcn the fool-ti. ”MRS and .iiccrs' boots tho moraic of the army;
lunatlcli have b9"! swept Mid?» It was being lowcred. Thisls what he
would ho too, a’ piedlto of future ‘un- forgot: E
dorstandinz and coopcrlltion botwecn In the pnmtan ”519m of military'

two great republics. ’custes. tho man who blacks nnotltcr's
#' ' boots docs so becausc ho is of tutor-I
THE AMERICAN NEGRO lN THE -

' ior rank, It is assumed as a matter of‘

lcl'ma‘ns who villleczhi tbcy could "0“”? ”'3' ”19 man beneath 89in the
bl'ced disloyalty among negroes in disagreeable obs because no is ho-1
this countrv were much mistaken in "Falhi: that he is born that way and.
their estimate of tho negro's Ameri- can nci'cr rise to anYthinK higher.
canism. But thcv were right in their Whereas in tho American Willem. the
estimate of hill value to this count“. man who blacks anothcr's boots docs.
- 'l'ht» rottponso of the colored citizens 9'0 simply becausc there is a certain
of tho linlied sitatcs to the nation's amount of work of one kind and and,
call for servico has been great. Ne- other to he donc, and the man who,
grow enlisted in many branches of docs. it happcntt to thP time for that
the army and navy. A tine group of DartiCular loll, There is no odium ator
nem‘o ofllccr‘s was produced liliilt‘l' the tnched to it at all. It's just. a little.
onlcers' reserve training camp SYS-' piece of work. And in a democracy
tent. Fo the first time we have no- cvcrvbody works, and the h‘ardest‘
gro soldiers commanded by men of jobs are givcn those in the highest

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their own race. places. I

But the men who navel/Joined the And most or "i" the man who
{izhtlng forces are not the only mem- blacks his ofllccr‘s boothodgy mayi
horn of their race who are l-harinr: th) tomorrow be receiving his own oill.
1"tii0'n" war work. Thcre arc manv'cer's {commission and neat wcelt, if
:Iou'tauds who are materially aiding his ability runs alouz that line, lit-

i'w country by faithful work, by pro- mny be In command of his former,

' ti'm'ini'l and conservation. ('olorczl commander. That's what democracy and iutcrurban lines are specifically 39" m '11] be ill! term 01,

. _.r.. but-y loading steamsltips.'mcanll-—-—not caste. but opportunity. I

let? ”'1': tnmportation llnca, worklllir' - . -—-—.—'——- i
f tin-tn r. ('oloretl womcn are cunt-r'l- l B. CIRCUSECLOWN "UNDEF-
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to Mon» ii" fv'll‘i they can play in win-l l

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him ”to 1;: their own homes, an BRIDGEPOilT, Dec. 21' "m X;
acrvttnts tin-i In the Industrial world. illutchinao'n, ”an" of Barnum and;

company int i' doped out itflfl’l‘i‘ Bolley's circus said this afiernounl
fully wilt-n rho iiunrcd that m- mum ihfl‘ Eddie Ethan, thy clown shot will
be llcritmhiv inr’invcnlcnced by a Orr- H ‘9‘! yc.-tcrdav " m City '7 g
. “W than who . was,
“mm" “m” ”*“M' ""°"°"'”'. not to Bridleportcr. utter-rs hails

Oar-any?- was so uttarty Impossible MW". shot In sum
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Employer in some at Chicago's da-
partment stores have started club

Ill!!! PM” thumnltelytoheeopled inoiw
Wm Theseuerefmodtoaapat-

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'3 andro- tbe Winn tiled in
median exreasconpaniee specifically. '3
some doubt val roll as to whatnot “
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ilowed timely, except in the matter or

mmmt‘mamurot

___... will pay its freight and will stand in- material. lizenntl wei -
GIVE IT UP. , mm It they are fond aecoasarv.
. —~-— 5° on...“ who. no-.. do u... BLANKETS 500 cams CALIFORNIA wool.
Editor of the Evening Sentinel. ‘Governmt clan to 8'8an “f'l'

Extra large size. Value $3.08.

Dear Sir—A corn cam on my foul * in; onulvalent to five-32:; agent-
in the wlntcr of 1801. l have tried ev-i ma neonatal I t about ”an”. .
rt y coin cute that was ever invente-l '1" 0°" "'- .‘whmlch m be m;
and some that wu never invented. no...» next ycg. trc’gltt rates In
1 have tried physicians. surgeon» and ed by berm .t t do
corn doctors. II". knives and ram. addition to this cost. in; (gleam ,,
in fact i have tried about every rem- mud of the 113er r if
cdy. but politics and (‘bnstiu Bet : for a forty per cent. advance It wages

Full size with neat blue borders.

ell“. ‘NOW I will xiye it up. 3“ Climl' ans." M ;?9 rajln'x”: : V3!“ “OM' Phi! ........... $3049 Iii“. a m
"1'" i“ "mum“ or' I? Dell? 'r'lrot'tdznwlgll ‘me: .. , '0‘.“ < . _ .1.
~___EA.L:T-}E~m’ imit‘ionlfit. this mttcr to the Gov- 53 FANCY B DESIGN BLANKET I

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NATION rams ‘ £ "m... on... tom .0 w...» COMFORT ”LES ALL "0"" PM“) BLANK!“ “
OVER “IMAM rilhti'iifl.'1'.t'.‘il'm.".'.?‘!lf.f‘it’$ ' Pink. tan. old blue. light blue and old We: ‘3“. "“k- "V 3"" "0““ ”'0'"
or mucovnmrlom-mis mm um "mt" , 7 rose. Value 36.50 ....... _. . . . sins . i'li'gtlYSi'é’mfi” ““95“" “3.7V

 

Edetails of the sch-“inc of Government 5

I t n,“ control as far as it elects pending ,
t Con turned from Page). .wuo controversies probably will be,
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above an amount to be W .903 “to", a. "mo 5ft income of the

"Milan... .. .. mm; :‘i‘:..ii’:.’l.‘:::;.i:‘§ THE GREATEST OF THE SEASON
100 Beautiful, Luxurious Coats for Women at like .
EZ.”°£’;ILL.T.'3'1,"¥;'LZ»7M‘ Half Price. . Coats Made to Sell from $20 to $85 ..

hundred million dollars—for the Ilt- basis or convolution. In that me
mediate supply of rolling stock 'to
Whilefloodofmlc inlet. to:
swamped the roads.

The General will ”"9 The equipment fund will alsobc‘t

authority to decide whether the cor- w toplyll! deltit of earnlnxs thiJ " ‘ V .V "
gerument shall also assume operation under "W “r 3 [Ice
and control of the express companies. year the '0'" ”fl“. 0' r I .

thmlvc'rov on “mm ' i ‘
v - . .c. 27.~ Control and dlviv ’ " ' ~l , “ ‘
a, m, Mon.” "mom m m" slalom ls mt me- :‘rwma.mfiufi;~

about donor". 0",...” ,0, ”u, " dead: exceedinvthr summer vl" N? .__. .,,. - _ . _ ,
wm be assumed by that GnVPrfll’m'fIf vcrt to the govornment. Congress will lt 'u ganernlly agreed that in view

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at noon tovnormw with Scuntary Mc- be asked to make provision for rail of the financial phase of the problem in Amen“ and 0.319? countrios 0' m

Adoo, still retaining his cab'net t . u w r! ub-
ln charge as Director-General of a? 1 "mil "‘0" W war carni " v 3901143” McAdoo's rcteution of NI'.‘ world.

" h . 'htro. .lorr- t l | . .
"mm normally low, by authorizlnx t a pay lrt'lsury ”mono "‘ desirable. . u at lonolan limited
This docision, tho anyprnmm“ meat of dividends in no!!! of thou ‘ __..__....._ ___“ will in hill usual blending

‘ ' . . manner, paying a deserved tribut
solution for the dimcultics 0! tb amount! ”Wm"! 0' 'h' lnlcrliai' PR "8 2’ - ' I ' e to
Miami transportation situation. wa; Commmeri‘l'onrmirsion. [EN ("VS ”4" s“””"”' “n“ h. “n "mowed

”Wile a lime Matti—probably two amt rights and rot-ac to accept this i

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' . L . ‘by General hum-ll Fl‘Ori. ..
figzi’gi‘V‘gém ”Talus?" 3, £321.43; . 39%;”!!"pnttnue to provide REV. MAPLETON 3%!!! R. Taylor, llrv. LJul‘ifirleton
noon. Eriday. llcccmbtlr 28, and lair, ""7 awn!" ""9” of securities. b.” , A BANQUET r.‘ flurry“, and"; Arthur'(‘. "0?"
In: it?" every roilroad engaged In “M a." '0 “M‘m "'9 ap- ."'. -——- ~--- litarm lights?“ (‘rlaflmn ‘M‘m' “ll
arm-rat transportation in continental proval of”!!! ,- or-Gcnrral Mort» ‘ (Continued halt “8‘ GI” ' and WillzameylliogilPsEllillihnnl‘irWt'
Unilfii States. with its appurtenances, WM to: the interstate (more. " -_.—. iwan { , ”I 0y

. . , “Wei-Hy illii'lPSlilllZ describ‘
includtn t . . , ‘ . mg
will bozo 1,1333“: Line‘s. lAll """t‘lnlmiaslon for anal auction. 11,, Episcopal thurcb. than said gflrn. the work of harm and sailors on
under mm!" ”€de sngt- system mmmlaaion will ”u 0n the size of dim“ whi'ctll iwdlow'ch one of those hbotllld tt l'nited Slam battleship ant
I . ' nncra a an or auto l‘tn , t ~... ' .. .
III! a slaltcmeilf littllwd with tho for. the issue and‘the illrmorflonerat will which "om! ”OWL, “m. “man’nrfrgf ozpdlnlgh “5":‘zgmilt'3Té'P 1;“;
if.” ["00 amnion Midst“: “11,0" . . . . . n . _‘ .
dcclorcd hr would still ('onxmst as determine titl- interest rate, which doubt that his reputation in w ll loun- of one of tho latest improved gm

rd. The menu iollows: masks which tho
soon as it re bi , could/ not be less than four pct ccnf. , - government is us-
guaranteeingzluom ed for [Pliflllilni’l'unddi’ the Wd plan. . Oysfcrs on tho llalf Shell. = tailor: gbe fighting front. .
”First. that tho- railroad nropcrliwl' Th! legislation which will be roc- Tomato [limin- “ M Anglalsc- - f L “Duo" made a fitting m“

C([pfy on", . 0011!? to the many complimentary

“ill be maintain"! during the period ommondod to Congress would rim-if! ('hicken "gt”?! .1 it. “’alde ’thinas that had boon said about him,

oi fcdcrtll control in as good repaid

and M mm ’m o i that roads should remain subject to all PAH of 80-?! a in Stanley and how-d that his cfforul in belmll‘
toksn/‘owr It”. in qupmom as "‘9" existing laws and rcgulatlons otthe lt-.- Poll!" ("limiter Frcncll Pros 0! "to bow at the front would rc-f
9 Government, anti. - . Maplr m. (‘rcnm Caramel Saucc lull for their good. He exprcllsed his
ill-cont]. that the roads shall rocelvc tentaie Contact” Commission. - Coffcc ”I"! at leaving me mm" fri~=rris in'
in not operating incomr oqunl in each The Association of State Railroad ' '

The good follcwnhlp and trio-holy “0'7”“ find most lmlrtil.‘7 appreciat-
cclinr. was evident from start to ["1396 the sentiment that. had bm-n ex-

”‘m‘ ”“5 m""""""~' 1“” 3"- 19‘7’" to tilt. new plan so long as ”I?" “In: tab. and throughout llk’ cvcninz at ”"’-""“‘ by 'h' ”mm-'5' “3 h" "'"

Government backing also will be

- . ‘ . - v , lhaf tlr-y/q-amc from all ”N’iOT‘Jt otv
given new homes of railroad socuri- tlons are M reduced materially. :3?” ”flflz‘f‘hflmr‘fil'nnw ‘fr'ogu' fig tho city. and rcprcscnttd tho good
”9:4 so that o maria-t map to» rpaJfly Until diminution-thunk“ '4‘" ' "M “‘5' “‘" n" v' "" ' . ,

_ will of all.
found. the *status of’ uproar commits uncle; in: ”Want all would 30'“ in sing

Railroad officials Wm mum “in," int; one of thr- good old songs. and Th? Kathvrinz brokc up with the‘

manucmcnt of tho roads and the rail- Km'crntncnt opmlion of rnilrioads will n" 0'" "own"! i" "W° will "'0' “mg,“ or Auld Lam Sm"
road war board. composed of mo not b' "I”! determined. “Dill"! =5ka him wc’rc harv- b-wlus» wr'rc ilcrc. Thorc prom-pt included Rcv. .lollll
railroad hcads, will continue actual owned by the aprons companion and '1' "m '0 b“ NYE Staplrton. Georg» l.. Woodward, Har—

oncration under Director M A '. wh'chi om ratievl littlc, will it 3"" ”‘9‘ dinner “0“: 30"“ "' "' W. Mather. J‘ Emorv Sievcnsi A . ”’7.“ .
suWri’ision. r my” ant‘omatsltfall "underydlrect 0::_ Light. who at-tcti as loaslmastcr, call- James Donnelly, William Millwrl HOLCOMB DENIES c0”
‘ y 5 rd on tliffcrcnt ones for a few rr- David W. Raymond. Rcv. Frederick" INTERVIEW.

. The Prcsitent's ' 0‘ .
through Sccret‘tlry of $3013“; km: ment supervision tomorrow, '7’" 'h' tlmrks. All had most hearty com- A.'Coleman. William F. Hoyt. Ensign
dcr authority of the army appropria. president's proclamation Sm into 81' mendafion for the work Mr. Stapiotorl Arthur C. Hoyt. William E. Maillfiws.
”OM' act or August, 1916, came as fact. ‘ ~fl , done here. am] {impressed the F‘rankAgytgodcltild. frrlilmrrwgnflcg:
a surprise at this time as t w a c— . best wishes for his ulurv sticccu. man. or .09. u :0 am ‘.
lievod he would await tilti rcafiem‘hl- “Thrust?“ 0f faint”: WR;M:: it was the unanimous opinion that Tammany. ('harles Rogcrs. Attorney
in: of Congress and Milk? known his '0 PM on (2 root '3 )Ir. Stapleton was well tittod in er-“ry 1.,1. meweiler. Dr. George G. F‘nw-
dcclslon in an address to that hair, "‘1'” 9“” 0' 0'9“,”“01 -war for his now fluid of activity. Mr. colt. Judzc NPhi‘nliail (‘ondca Maur-
Evcntuul Governmcnt control of rail- The president's of many large lines Stapleton .3 qualified intrilefitually, 31,1?” Suiting. Rev. J. Harrison
toads trad been '0?"C§lb'."‘how?\'0r. now rcccive alarics ran in from tempcrmcntally and ”'m'm' 7 {"7 ompson.
since tbv lntorstate Commercc Com- ”0000 m 3130:)” a year :ntl‘one M his kw position. ,antl folywlna ‘a Marm- Jeremiah Donovan. Siorton
mission in a special report to Con- ' " ' ' ’ ' course oftrainin: lot-throw months lit Mt-Caltsland. “illtam ll, McMahon.
Brass recommended government op. "'9 first “a“ 0' thr- di""°_""’“""' the south. t-xt/‘cts to sail tho first of (‘harlctl l-Z. Hoyt. Burner-t JcnnInLN.
oration or repeal of the unit-pooling 9mm“! Will ‘be to ell! ”I938 sharply. April for Ffllflf“. HP is tho lurid of Hrtrbc-I’I A. )latlwwron, Marshal ll.
laws and a federal loan. Commission- Ten thousand dollars a ye\r is bent; man that will giro» pnmuragemcnt. Hoyt. Ralph B. arr-gory. Judge .70.:
It: Mchortl in a nupplempntal )rp- thscumed as “m sympathy. advice and consolation to cph R. Taylor. Kcnneth H. Taylor.
port. declared for outright Govern. the young rncn in the ranks. and will .llngo John ll l..ght. I'l'il-Ivtflnani
mom: control lots the only solution, The “flux in ”km” would b" a” aid materially tn'promottnz the work ”PM Ligbfll', J). M “sir-r
and many Congroallionol leaders .N— 9""! in raising the liar of members of which tho r. .u. c. A.. Kniizhitl of L; H. hash. David H. Miller. Eibirt
cemlr have concurred in this opinion. the four railway brotherhoodsl, whom» columlm. Red Cross and out" arran' Vi. Pitch. Richard H. Goidcn. Frank
lThP “Premiegg'gmptatement "3:118 omega-5 (lonfpned today with ”PM” ' _< > I V «
ccartlt' s cc onwas‘not ne' .' ‘ .
to am failure of the railroads to per- dent “man and also 0' ot/her railway New m C xvalry
form thcir duiv as well astthoy could WWW" unorganizcd. ‘ ‘ _
under present legal restrictioml and Under government control every cl- ‘
”I? W" reason for the plan of fit"- fort will be made to interfere,” little
t-rnmcnt operation was to pannf com- , . z -
plete unification of all rail system ”' Wmhle "m thc ”mud”! 1"."
impossible through Mm“, amnion companies, but it is considered them-
atatutcs prohibiting pooling of INC that some “IDIOT?! Vi" be cut
trafllc and earnings. oil. 4

"The committee of railroad cxccu- The one“ or government oporatlon=

lives," his statement said. ‘ ‘ ’ to lo es tor
"have done the utmost that it was on drnlting railroad e 1' y '

possible for them to do. a a o In army duty is a qualtion who worked :
rot-m fairness to them the full au- orig." but it seems probable a large pro;
thorny of the Government must be portion of the cmpioycs will be conaid ;
”bummed". . cred too valuable in their mascot:

“""m‘" "m" "’m‘ "9““ i" wont to ho drafted for filming. t

general transportation are Included ‘
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excluded with the reservation that mucll‘mew freight now mail; "01':

similar action in thcir caller may be ‘ be. in east. t
taken later if deemed necessary. lam“ I particularly in ' e . '

‘Thc interstate Commorco Commit; NEW YORK' Doc. 21"“.MO" w,“ i
stop and oihcr Governnleat nod 0'! mew“, loading “'30" "4 e"3
States agenda which have to do with “has, at railroads having their!

"lira!!! Wm will!” to Morn! headcount" be". ”a. ' a mi
“their function and" the new plan 91-"er arm! of the action “Wm!
cept that they wfi be subject to or; , . ,. , ‘
der lot the rallmll pump. llall- \Wii'él "WWW“?
that]: still will Daily '9 the Coulo- '
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‘ traumatic! nil appurtenances " ‘ .
meted." however, and this was sewer. 0 e
idly mucosa as including the ex-
imhg for Gmrmr W. '- Bl
m the Government freight is .

m comm; 235ml: Here g Now. and it is dincult to find such Blank-Is anywhere at these .

Pal ....................... . Blue ' . ' .
r 82 49 sit't‘fiofig‘hecu iii. if??? f0." ,
HEAVY WHITE BED BLANKETS . woo PAIRS wurru on GRAY

discussed. . . . '
>011 to buy any quantity or new nllrogd President Wilson will recommend
rewritten. All earnings over and ti) Congres's that the railroads be ”It"

izatiorlr are carrying on in the ramp.

Enters the War Afterw'l’hree Yearsw A ‘

' flair ”blobs. has cavalry »
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BLANKETS

BLANKETS

borders. i '
warm. “fruits?! fin-

to $19.

N, l‘czris, John F. McMahon.
Luther M. Wright. Edward J.
hmy, Archie r. Nash, Edi...“
(‘rowc. Samuel M. ,Allcr. Mk
Gleason, Charles P. Miilh, Frank i
dcr, William Milligan, Nclm l.
man. Samuel lrecnatcin, Irving
Sla-uson, Charlcs E. .icnninga. ,
C. Wilct-lcr, Charles A. Walters. ti
vin A. Hanan. Frank Nash, c. :
Frey, Christian Switrtz. "
E. G. Huntington. P. A.
Franklin I. Smith. E. S. -
Charles H. Pedro», Harrie Smith.
Davis, R. A. Mills, Gcneral 3
Front, George A. Jennings, 1
Davis. William Sonic-rs, A. D.
George A. thlpiry, R. J. Smith.
J. Prescott, Henry R. Miner, 8n
8. “door and I". A. Hollistcr.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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proving “radical icministlo la —
lion."

'l'hc iMle’ concludes:

“We ainccrclyu'egrpt that tho
ional Council of Womcn has a
imlly desertcd lht‘ ideal of re v
in the normal American woman
thosc who with to ntir no son a -
,nism and family division to
political pow'Pr."

HARTFORD. Conn. Dec. 21.
ernor Holcomb. in a statement
today. denied on alleged lot.
with him’ "printed in the Ha -
Courant today in which ho was
to appear as criticising the I -
for taking over tho controlul’
railroads and declared that what:
telegraphed to Presldcnf Wits-if; .
aprius. “you may depend upon » ' 7 "
al support of Connecticut." hé
od himself with all other cut-"fl“
the state an ddocs not intend 19' ’1
per the nation's war work Ir” ~
clam. .

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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