ALK met like any othEir obligation It
so ' UTH RW
. ' M I G SggflNEL amazing how things will fall in line,
' ' . j'when once the start. is made. .
' LISHED-- BY } A! golden opportunity
. . 3m GOLDEN ,comes to almost, evervbody. Tlie fam-~
W , - ‘
fi’i’obmnf’r’fdfi 2”" ““C“ m" “"' b" "‘ mm“ 0"“
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' .53 _ _> ' seiztu the chanCe an go on to that pros-
”WAY, APRIL 15, 1919
leats one
i peril}: which is the dream of humanity.
such comfortable provi-h
NV,
' ‘ ‘leoue lacking
22 s g I : : AWNAO FOR.,~tion must see the opportunitv pass
. TOMBRBOW 'Ieovin}: ill"nl behind to their wasted
7' l m w 12:57 a. 111-; 12:56 p. m“ no!“~ ‘tnil lack of t'oresiulit.
" Summon 6:14; not: 7:32; '
"m
. ”fl...—
THE UNEMPLOYMENT DLIUSION.
mm, 32:23 #2:?rgxzmely 1“. ”I" widespread unemploymen!‘ temala in between the new nation ulallon."
. ' , to the use for nubflcnfion of Htl'lWth l0 exist in the United States and .Mewa ' Gives Salvador Control fpt rinicnt by the Bureau of Standards
“1‘9" dispatches credited to it or toduv a “purely psychological" phen t In the light 0‘: ””5 development" I! '5. vpmwded in this “Firewall“vas announced today by SPN‘Nar)‘ R05
.. n this a er and w the recent establishment of a radio which Is understood to have
, a”. erwise l D P, 9 field
..- m1 news published herein. (.menen, rather than a hard fnct- Some. station at Acajutla. Salvador, by made to be able to reach Eltradn Cn- '_
i: All fight! of republication 0’ "‘33, f It latest figures compi'iea seem to Mexicans has taken an added iinpor. brera, president of Guatemala. that. It is holloved the process can .
‘5‘. lid dispatches bereln are also re- " "P ‘ ‘ . _ 'tance as it would permit Carranza to' the amalgamation shall take place commercially profitable opening an im-
L; mod. _ indicate that it is. {communicate with Melendea and oth- during the present year. _ 3mm new your“. for the production
3 —— .. - -—— 'H ' “Wm A newspaper which has just made: era in Salvador Without having to use Appitrcnti) in furtherance of this ‘0! DIP” and saving mnnv thouundl of
g G SENTINE . TILE. ’ ’ h . the British and American controlled plan and in order to have a m in. ~
PHONE. CAI“ a general i-am‘as of ”l9 situation '5! cables along the coast. ; the Presidency upon whom he can ro- ponfls of material for which there has
a: WWW” most oi the big industrial centers. The. azwement in substance fol- F 1r '0 do his bidding Wei-co Bflfibeoa small use hitherto. except in theI
% m omen-'9”. . lnued on the evidence of the liner addf IOYBd‘he republics of Salvador and . 2::ng;” £3222? i‘ili': brothigitfri-lagt‘ I" I ‘ of explosives. The govern-1
.. ' I’M Branch ”0.." ‘M' in the newsha‘iers. finds an extremely Honduras shall be united. with C!"- ' for "it“ position. «m is bald to have on hand Re I
~ ‘ Editor’s Wlm‘ . . ' _ 1 u h )9“. ion Melendez. lately President or Sul~g The terms finder Which the (‘onstl- ‘ ““1100 poundn of “M?”-
l as“ Manager’s Residence—m mmmmg “'t‘m'on' ”ha“ on}. e d: tvindor. 3s i-‘Proflliem «g the, 5'": me, tlutton or the nice: republic will Ml __._... - I
‘ recognized that the “help wantc an ; on an ranc fico enran . WSi- . ( raWn “P.- coup with the fact that. PARIS. Avril 15~-A horseman
g 1062—3- .. . . , 4.. ads afford a plw”: dent. of Honduras. as vice-President. ; the army of the two-notions when‘wuhout legs was the extraordinary
r m'. mam—2133. situation wantu - i _. Bertrand shall resin and turn , merged would be - under Salvador ' night witnessed the other day in the’
~ 1:. .. . - . dependable criterion oi the state ofi :IVerlthe power; of the Presidency of Pan trained Officer! entlrcli'. '0!“ not; de Bonioxné. }
,: ._._ _.‘ . . _‘ oniuras to to ’re d n - i‘ ’ '
'7 MASON“! NOT-ICE. it” 11.1,...» m-irkt-t. in good times there : new nation at e t of lht g‘vo galvanic» complete control at the The rider, on old cavalry nun. used‘
' A t t d nilnic-itiou of our t ' B “In 00- 0n the basis or relative a side mate. to which he was buck-1
7 l 81:): (133m 11‘” i .1“! t M d“. mam. M u... former and few of the, 3. San Salvador shall be the capi- imputation Salvador would have led for safety by a strap attached to;
“e1 ge, o. .. . .t Twila“; V“ .- 1 bad films the situation is tat or the country. [about three times as many delegates the back of his belt. He was an.
. ._ L. n. n 4. The new President shall form n attending the proposed constitutional. computed by a mounted attendant.
will be held at its rooms.
evening, April 13th. 1919. at 8 o'clock. ’ ..
Work, E. A. Degree. tefroslinients. i ”“459“-
All Master Masons cordially and:
Any one accustomed to run
nin: his eye over the liner ad pages
' M exico,
cabinet. from
icombined republic most agreeable to
lhim. and the Vice-President if be de-
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. WITH
isiuvwloream (contact with G
R MADE} main occurs at the points named)-
:s PACT m.
HONBU ‘
SA‘LV'ABO
Continued from First Page.
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Carranza Approves Plan
The more toward consolidating the
' two countries, which has been furth-
| ered by the pres
ment as much as possible.
' upon here as of Lai- more importance
than any ordinary (‘entral American
move of the kind otherwise would be.
.Venustiano Carranza.
is understood
i thoroughly in sympathy with the plan
{nectinx Honduras
The regult would be to squeeze Gua-
ent Mexican (ml/Brn-
President of
here
and
the elements
All."
;tho. gun-inching of tho:
;and the north most 0! Salvador
tit being carried out.
i 6. The expenses at this mobilize-f The Legntion of Guatemala is
tion shall be borne by Salvador. ;
; 7. Honduran forces may be
.rollod. commanded -by Honduran
Salvadorean chiefs whohave 93¢“ch
or»: moment on the assumption
.0! the amount has
‘uated from SI'V‘dorean mittmy‘ ’ Guatemala City by this time.
. schools. . i ..._—————o——-—-——~. - .
is looked 8. The existing constitutions 0i PAPER MADE FROM LINTERS
an» ~-____
Salvador and Honduras shall be
nulled.
9. A new constitution for the com-
bincd countries shall be framed when ‘
the time is deemed “opportune by a.‘
constitutional assembly. the delegates
to the assembly
the two nations in proportion to [Wil-
Diccovcry of Proccu Announced
Secretary Redfiefd.
~————
to be
April
\\'ashinato.i.
Salvador.
ton linters after manv months of
in the asaembly to frame a new conciltm. 'nie spectgton showed their ndmira
3 tion for the plucky war victim, whose
No f0rmll protest has yet gone to love for the saddle had overcome
tion as would Honduras.
the State Deptrtment from any of the what to moot people would seem
fraternalFl‘iatiggtfiil‘: "our: “.5“ 1.9“.“ mp great pt-cponderauCc 0” sirleiii shall have a portfolio in the
‘ _- -. . _, . _ .. .. ~ .. .1 the busy ca net. , . other Central American States. As a insurmountable obstacle.
JOHN l\. “NLH. \\. .‘l. mlpwant.ii notices (hit us _ 5. The institution of military miter of fact the terms of thin se- « . ‘ -
cret agreement between Melendez W 0‘". Chlflfled MI.
Attest ROBERT M. wumo'x.
Secretary.
war years. find the
"situation wanted" notices in the dullj
period preceding the war. 1
Well. investigators made the;
surprising discm‘ery that the humps-i
.pel‘s have actually printed more “helpI
ds in January and February.
be same
u
_.——.,._ . A‘—vv .,.4.. ..7..
TELEGRAPH CONTROL
One of the. most remarkable ‘of re-“
cent political documents is the apology
made by Representative Aswell of Dou-
. isiana tor the part played in the taking Wanted" a
i over of the telegraph and telephone of this )‘t‘al‘ than they did in ‘
the
'inonths last year.
systems by the government. (\ir. As- Th" “0‘ “m is a
I
i
i
hi
i ‘4 well had been an honest ”believer inflm‘ilé‘ group 0‘ WWW“ i“ ““5 . per
i .. government ownership. lie is a loyal cent. £
" G Democrat and a friend of the Postmas-I Along wiili it there is a game! aboutI
r‘. ter—General who controls the lines and; 2: per cent in the number of lob si‘t-k-_$
fl. thinks Burieson is doing the i)i->'i ill'ling ads. X
t can. His statement therefore. cat-ring‘ A comparison of these two their;
21% i unusual weight. ‘seems to indicate that. contrary to flu i
ot "E: “I am the author." he says, “uf the usual impression, there are morelOlL‘; r
g. resolution that was meat) the basis of looking {or men today than there were : tr
' .1. ‘ existing law taking oVer the contra-l a 3'93? ago. and that there nre (at1
i? of the telegraph and telephone wires more jobs looking for men than men.
" ' ' for the duration of the war. I lieliov- l00kill¥ {01".l0b9. ‘
ed in it liearliiv and “naked for it' Of course this may not be strictly; til
faithfully. But i am very trunk m‘true. There is one big. uncertain he i
tor—the reitisal of large numbers of:
Midltficoumfzed to note the increase of Ilischarzed noiiliers‘ and sailors to aC-‘
‘et‘pl the work that is not exactlv to
This makes the labor:
ger than it‘
Wmdhfltl am creatly disappointed
20 per cent ordered on telegraph rates,
I am notTct ready to admit that any their likinz.
.
ill-('ns- scarcity look somewhat lar
.
t is. Nevertheless the fact is undenta‘dv‘
' l
Winch increase is justifiable or
Cary.
'This means the death liilt‘li to cov
that thi country is a good dear limit-i
to‘lvuruph ll-l(' ‘and more prosperous riulit now than
'ernment control or
phone and’rmlroatl lines. l owe it if) ”m” PHll'lt' ilillll‘Pi‘iilit‘-
————.««—---—-— '
PRESERVING oun CEMETERIES. ,
The qaratv-iza chapter of the it .\
my people and to conzress to unit!“
size for my resolution it zovei'iiiiit-iiu
control m5ans an increase in rafts.“
This self-respecting i.~
knot only good for (‘unsressman Ac-
well’sgsoul but good for the situation
-he unlptentl‘c-nally contiihu-ed to creat-
ins: There are only too many pom-‘4‘
beside him who are disappointed and
‘dlnoouraged (n'er the federal operation
flithetelegraph lines, espociallr sint‘e
Secretary Burleson announced the at
”raise of 20 per cent.
. If, ”the-Pesto] Telegraph officials
‘jnalntnln, they can give just as noifl
. ”Vice as ever without raising the
totes. the sooner the wires are given
1“ Wk.“ their private owners, the l-et-f
for for everybody.
‘ ing with historic interest. is timing in-:
. THE TUHN'AROUND FUND Plo ruins. Weeds and grass run 0\'el"
. :No family scheme‘is complete With“ the graves. headstones crumble and:
All it! "turnaround,” fund- Tl'“ ifi ‘t fall, but none hoods. Sentiment asido‘
M of money or goc‘fi ‘sound stock mp place is an eyesore.
-. We}: is “9‘ “Sid" to ”Mid” capital] The period of the Revolution and of
5:. "‘ 7'11““ ‘0 make some change in the Civil war are not all of history.
the established order of domestic or 'Each decade makes histoq' as it files.
i . limitless life. such as purchasing prof»; Each burying ground holds within its
”ex-tr, taking advantage of a promising am some history-maker. ~
Wine" opening, or the establishmentli Both 1"“. their historic value in‘ years
d the individual in a businéss 0' his to come, and for the sake of decency
_ ' ii. int. under consideration it plan in.
coufr-st-‘iou . . .
i‘t‘SiOl‘lllC liit' healer-ted (‘l‘llll‘ii‘l'lvN in
Saratov“ county win-rt- rt-vuluttmta:~
heroes lie buried.
It is Will worth while that Such hir
toric spots kliould be Carefully pr.»
served. But the. work could. with good
ieason. he made more extensive, and
taken up by filter organizations be .
sides the. D. A. TL: for almost (fiery.
{community has its neglected burying.
ground. a pitiful. lonely place. a sail.
commentary on the fleetinu (‘ilal'ui-tef:
of earthly interest. l
Right in the heart of one town which-
boasts at its pi‘ogrBSsiveness a liit‘r:
forsaken cemeterv. ancient and tecm-'
i
l
:and loving human kindness as well.
. . . " .
mu!“ set aside cannot always a“ our came“ ‘3de w‘h‘nn’. ..
. It may have the most mod- ' ”939,wa '
' cg. But it should be (aim-i
ed for its Especial pun.
o
hero-cod regularly. until;
new fund should. ho'
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The Kaiser insists that he cannot he
held resposible (or the not: of his sub-
jeou. and the sublecta insist that they
on” be W10: the new.
at Mm“ m the bitch,
7111th to start WWW to be the leading Gemst- inc
.misuuw. . - . 3 .
.
no use
QW' 0’ war
p.
l.
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