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PRESIDENT IS ASKED
TO ATTEND SESSIONS
Clcnii m ini mill I.loyd f;ronP' trice
Pn-wiK-c nf WIlHon nl l'ca'
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NO DECISION YET REACHED
C'lilcf Km-iitlte In riitliTM'Mxl
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tiroru'1 -ind (l''tii nri'.iu holli h.ive
liriKKlDKly KU!Keled thai llio J r h I
"SYRUP OF FIGS"
CHILD'S LAXATIVE
Look at tonffiw! fti'mov puis
ons from stomach, liver
and bowi ls,
Accept "California" Hyrup of Plus
only look fur 1 1 name California
on thf t'k"K'' then sen are sure
your ilhllld I IihvIii! the best iiihI
moat IritrmlcNK hixiitue or plush- for
the Utile stomach, liver and bowels
Children lvt IIm delirious fruity
taste. Kull illi cclliiim tl' rlilll '
dose on each bottle C.lve u wlthoiil
fear.
dent rhuuiil hi IimmI attend Hi" open
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llilf lllnnil meillrilie, lull lie In willing
tn lie! that a inin Will Like Infin
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TO ISLAND OF CORFU
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Pipe Organ
and
The New Edison
Recital
f iren by
John Knowlcs Weaver
Prof. Weaver will piny In perfeot
unlpon with the recreation of Ar
thur Mlrtrtleton, Kreda llemple,
Thomaa Chalmera and other tri'at
Metropolitan Arttnta.
Henry Kendall College
SUNDAY AFTERNOON
NOV. 17, 4 O'CLOCK
You Are Cordially limited
a- .
"4S; I
Our Big Fall
and Winter
Shoe Sale
IS ON FULL BLAST
Come now and outfit your family.
You really buy shoes of quality for
lesa at our store.
Very Extra Special
Your unrestricted choice of Wom
en's or Growing Girls' Shoes worth
up to $6.85, in all leathers and
styles, tor this Extra
Special Sale
Don't forget where to find
$4.85
Johnson Bros.
SHOE STORE
116 South Main Phone 7567
Next door north of Wonderland
ep(i ,
Will re
Hie i untie
nl. aiinritiiiK
i-lnii-B The
hIuiii nt the
il in I,i-I;i-i i, , Hi a l if
a i aliK' in i-n I H t ali he
inii'le, Hie fm liter eiiipei or will resile
ii-f maneriily at the villa uf Aehlllelnn
nn t In- jalaml nf ( nrfu.
Tin- Ilia nf A' lllile.nn. i tte
I1l.mil nf I nt f il, Wlili-h llei nff IIm
r, u-ii VI i-aiirn iiihui nf Alh.ima, M)t
a,i'iiii-il li the funnel Herman em
j, i i t l in I :m 7, a ' i i the ileal ii nf Km
,m , l.llalii-lh nf A , I I l.l . fill win, in
i' v.i.-i I'lilli in IH'MI Hn far iim I.IlnHn
tin villa ,-f Ai lllllelnii, H'lllrh haa
In i ii I lin heaiiinirli.rH nt Him Her
ill tin. Mil! lit umli-r n r.ipitl Inn hy Lhe
a I .Ii-.h
I.ii.M'IiN nv . A illHialch tn
Hie I mlly Mull f i mil M.iarn, llnlliuiil,
t.l.,14 that aiming HlliHe Willi Ht't-illll
,itnii-il the fmiiii.r Herman eiiipei-ni
In the i.iMlle nf A ll lerniiK' n . Wi'ie
iietieiai'i Mtn I'leiilieli. vnll linlllanl.
vnn -'i a nli ihertf, vnn l.,tnlnff anil vmi
i ii unman.
The im reflmiiilf-nt nf Hie Puily
Mail rtivH he heara that the fnrmer
i-inpeiiif la tint rei;arilei a an nffi
il hei-aiim- he liaalieHlKlieil Inn lltli'M
Ullil nfflri't
l.i il ii iN. Nnv. I .I A pnhllxheil
Hliiieinetit wlllili the fm jii.i il.iiii, in
ell,.e-i,r w iKhea tn la reKal'leil UM hln
ra,ll fm KnlllK tn llii.llnil, nit Hi ll
I h it jniitiiev Man imt ii HikIiI, ai-i-nril-InK
In all Aniili I'laln illHiaIi'li In the
I'lillv Teletriaih Ilia i, iartnre fnnn
Hermany ae ai-taitleil ly m dealre to
fiti 1 1 it a I the wmk nf the new K"V
ei'iimrnl hy rnhlliiM; them nf any eiu
l.nt r.ia'imenl ln prenpiii In liernitiny
mlKhl lailHe. mu ll 4111 nn attempt In
make hi m the renter nf a loyalist
aKllallnri.
RUMANIAN WAR ACTION
STEP TO DRIVE OUT FOE
AKIIINHTHN, Nov. 13 -The fol
lowing ianiuiltii-1 are repnrteil hy
the i:oiiimamlliiK ici-neral of the
American -x (n - 1 1 1 1 u rut r y force.
Kill.-'l In ai-tli.n ITM, wimnilcrl Me-u-n-ly
vviiiimli.il, ih-Kiee mule-
Vtii, Itieil. l.Ml, woilllilcil HhKhtly .11,
iiiIhiiiiik In in llmi HI Tut nl 'i'i'I
OWIiiliinmt lll : ,
hll.l.M IN .VTIO.V
Si-r-niint MajAr:
.hihii J. Mi .sliaiii', I'ihiIi Valley.
I NiTKeiiiil :
I .Inline I lniiayaii, I II Ity.
1 i iTHiral:
. Ilinlh y W. Sawyer, I'iimim'.
il'rlviili'H:
Willie .1 Walker. Ilmmliti'.
I url M. Utilli-m. ltirte-. tll-.
Mi l) UK WlHMIS.
Prlrunn:
l)ac Ailanm, 1 1 11 Hart.
XIImti I.. Ilnrrlt. Mill Crrrk.
Mi I ra t an lille, Tlisay.
IUI.I til' A( riDKNT.
I irx,i nl :
4 veil II. I'lti III m. Mnirvitln.
uoi.Mii 11 m;vi:ki,y.
rrlvntin:
I laml I:. Da I tun, Vnpli'M.
I ml It. (.iNaltnui h r, llarlh'wv Illi.
WltlMlKlt. KM. Ill I, IMi:
1 IKMIM.ll.
Sitki'iiiiIm:
Ira In 111 in, Mlln.
I.. I . hlnncy, Anliiiorc.
t 'nriMinile:
Inliii K Kl.-ll. Klnnnlnn.
lainln A. W i lls, eitHii rfnril.
rrlutr:
HiiMinini M. Ilarrv. Unhurt.
Iiiiniii II. M Daniel, kiiteuin
l'cnamlli II. .ennc. Mrnlfiird.
(corice A hi'llev, InilliiinHii.
si.K.in i.v win Nin:n.
f'nrMirnh:
Unirnm r k. M. Mllllkxn, -.nllln.
I ilunnl '. Ilclnlcn, Wirt..
I'rUiitcM:
llffnnl I'. Mnriran, Kreilnrli k.
.Iim' I'at liTwiil. ( iihIiIuk.
Jim I'nithi, Tulsn.
SuiniK'l W. Kiikitm, Mi lniil.
WASHINHTUN. Nnv. 1:1. Uu
iiihii l.i'n reporleil .new ilerlaru I Inn nf
wur aitaltn.1 tlerinuny In Inierpreieil
hi-i" an prelimliiHry In men urn to
illHarm unit iltlve out Hln liermall
aimv iiinlM vnn M.ukeiieen, which
Iiiin heen oppreiuiinii the ItuinaniaiiK
Mini' the t nut y nf Ihjclntrcet m-ali',1
the helpleHmieHi nf the population
WiM reached here loilay I hrouh U:rnifl C rataon, Uroi kwayvllle, IM.
nfflilal chnnnela thnt the reorenn-
lieil Kovernnient In Rumania la heml.
ej hy Heneral I'oand.i.
JAHsy, Ptinilny. Nov. tn The nil
nianlan nilnletry, headed by Ale
nrider MirnMlomnn, leader of the
eonarrvntlvea, haa heen replaced hy
one rnmpoeetl of Kenerala. The new
cahlnet la prralded over hy Heneral
Cnanda. who a Ian takea the poat of
nilnlnter of fnrelicn affairs. The
portfolln of war and Interior have
been aeeunied by flenera.1 (Irlicoreaco
and (ieneral Vaumlano, reapectlvely,
Acrnrdln to a diapatrh from
Hnihtpeat, printed In the Frankfort
Hazette and telegraphed tn l'arla on
Tuaaday, the new Hnmanlan novern
ment had declared war on Germany.
llKhtln In IVPlln.
COPENII AOKN, Nov. 1J. Preah
fltrhtlnn broke out In Iterlln on Mon
day, according to meaaiiam received
here from the Herman capital, Ixiynl
offlrora opened fire from the royal
utahlrii and allacked the revolutlon
arlra with machine untie on the l'n-
ter def Linden. Heveral peraona wer.
killed.
Killed In Action.
Ciiptnin:
R.ihiirt Y. Cnnrail, Wmchetiter, Vo.
l.leiili'tiantH:
Andrew T Kirk, Conway HprlnRa.
Kan.
linn. il, I M. Ma, pniialil. Molhrook,
Neb.
t'olman I-'.. H'l'l.iherly. Mitchell, S II.
I'hlllp I.. Itnee, New York. N. Y.
Kr.'inrla M. Tracy, WnHhlni-'ton. I C.
I'harlcM 1''. Iluntermiinn, ML Hunler.
Md.
Oliver V. 1'reacntt. fhebiyKnn. Wla.
Sei Keanta:
An hlli ihl I, May. T.nck Knjii . Wyo.
I'arl Caslli tnan Jiim-a. ( lakliind, I'al.
HeorKe T. Norton, llontiton. Texaa.
Inhn K. U'Iea. llrooklyn. N Y.
iTJ !
Kesinol
surely did relieve
that eczema!
Pack f imt Resinol Ointment in
hii "did kit bag." Nolhin i too food
lor dim, and he will need it "over
there" where exposure, vermin, con
mjioni, and the exieenciei of a oldief'i
lile C4use ll tm til skin irritation.
1 itching, tore iret and luSennR.
RmIboI Otntawirt nw lichlM :"", "'
It holt lini "
mm. Iiawurw kln cemtcai.
Ftr mU h !
HAVE YOU A
B-A-D C O L D
Relieve it with Dr. Hell's
Pine-Tar-Honey.
Are von Cnlnn lo let It ellck and
hecntno a chronic i nti.tltion '.'
of counie not' Not when ou. know
you have a preparation like Ir. Hell's
1'iiir-Ttt.r-Honry to Inoaen it up and
ho allow Nature W rid yon of It
The flrat iloee will produce Rratlfv.
Inc reaiKta. The acii'tid nnd third will
ronvlnite you thut lr. HeiM rinc
Ttir llniicy In an enemy to a cold.
Tile ptepatat.i n In second to none
for lie siMithinK, relieving effect.
Counhn, la trrippe, liinnchltle. .-lthnm
can nut withstand an attack hy r
IIhH'k ntu-Tar-ltiii.ey i:onoinical.
ii... 1:11c un, f 1.20.
n
Si
Jatnra A. Ynet. Wrhltedner. l'n,
John T. Adiima, War Hhoal, P. C.
Albert HruilHhaw. Peoria. 111.
lion W. I'lark, Hordeau, Wah.
H. I). Iienilnn, Motiteauma, Tenn.
Heo. Harmony. Hethlehem. l'n.
Jaa. A. Kelly. I'hllndelphln. IM.
!eo 1. Injie, Meilley. Texan.
I'jtrl K. J,eckroni, Hlate Line, Pa.
K.ll.iworlh .1. Iiw, (Mrrlck, IM.
I'orporala:
Ed II. Arkerman. llellerton. Vu.
Lloyd J. Aduitm, Kbiibiim 1ty, Mo.
Jerold J. ABKeler, Slwkholin. Cal.
Arthur L. (Mhoon, lieaaet. L'luh.
(luy O. Knman. Ieer Park, Waah.
Heme I Krvln. Itlooniahurif. Pa.
K. M. Holden, Jeraey Otv, N. .1.
Itay W. Ilenderimn, Prttabitrajh. Pa.
Win. Ikl .Mci'irroll, llronklyn, X. Y.
Clnrk H. McWIlllamH, Hanover. Pa.
John H. oanwall. llrooklyn. N. Y.
Alto ('. plnckney. Uomulua, N. Y.
fharlev pollon. Nevada. Iowa.
Uuic IV Hmlth, Orange, Texas.
,1. L. Stevenwon. Huymond. Alb. Can.
I'lina. H. Tramhly, Paedana. 'al
1 .cuter W. Wanrr. M.inrheeter, Wis.
Heoitce T. Willie, lliuce. H. IV
Waller tl. Wltler. St. Ixuln. Mo.
Harry W. Aldron, Jamctown. X. T.
A (' Carlaoti. S Hurllnirton. VL
rhaa. P. fnoper. Plttebiirirh. pa.
Tolhert P. tiniham, Kayetteville. Ark.
Hiwurd J. Hall, Holvay, N. Y.
AloyelnaT. Kln Philadelphia. Pa.
K. II. Hhamhaush, Tituavllle. Pa,
Itiiuler:
Jnooh I, Smith, Cwker CMy. Kan.
M echanlca-
Marlce (1. Walter. AHon. 111.
Alexomlar 1'ertler. Korfarahlre, Scot.
Saddler:
P.-ini Itec-e. Irlillo. fipnl t'o. Norwav
HerKn II Keiynnn. Wantach, ff- T.
Churllo Heatokiie. rievelund. Ohio.
MeyerSe.lnKkl. Plttehiirtth, P.i
Harold Slater. Anieterdiim. X. T.
Allen Kuuene Hmlth. Center, Kan.
Lealla K. Smith. Hprlntfleld. Ohlrt.
Antonio K. Tenente. Lovelock. Nev.
Joeeph M. Thnmpeon, Klmore. Minn.
I). It. Vannllen, Onalaeku, Wash.
Hnvld '. Vincent, Kranklln, l'a.
Lewm Voel. Sedrowooley, Waah.
Pearl II Waldatnlth. Huh City. Wla
W. T. Walker. Uoarlnn Klver. N. C.
Henry J Weaver, Hutchlnaon. Kan.
Heorite K. Lont;. Ariiola. N. Y.
(iulnep)ie LucheaHM. Italy.
Alexanjer l.ulewic, ( hlcaio, 111.
John I-' JaVCnrthy. Holyoke, Mnaa.
j Kdwnrd Mclntyre, M11II110. Ore.
1 I. McManlinon. Surar Notch. Pa.
j J. P. McNuIty. New II iven. Conn.
' Seraflno Melchiorro, Moniica, Pa.
1 A. W. .M.ickenrlc. New Yotk. N. Y.
'. Thomaa !'. IMtlcraon, Alhany, N. Y.
Kdwnrd F. Pciim. Weedsport, N. Y.
! Anirelo Qiinlrolo, Italy.
' Charles 1". Scott, Tonnwandn. N. Y.
! oi-vllle Sheet. Crown City. Ohio.
1 Kltner S Show-alter, lvnver. Pa.
1 Hcorire Story. Cralar. Mo.
! Joseph Straus. New York. N. T.
' Jackson Stuart. Itlnniark. Mo.
Huuh Tnpplnit. Harnesvlllc. N. T.
lieorne A. Totterdell. Chicago. 111.
Jacob Tony I'tnlk, Chlcnuo, 111.
(.eorge Woodward. Newark, N. J.
Clarence Vinton Wyatt. Thayer, Mo.
Arthur L. Cannon. lainHdale. IM.
Lloyd P Cantrill, Prlnevllle. Ore.
Henry Cnrruthers. Wallace. Idaho,
oniilll S Cummlrga. Philadelphia,
Pa.
William A. Curran, IlocheKter, N. T.
Herbert K T)ewee, McVeytown. Pa.
Michael Tii'terle, Chlcairo. 111.
Anthony Plvlto. Philadelphia, I.
William Inirlvini. Warren, Ky
Hrover C Hckley, Knterprisa, Ore.
onier K. K 'Ins. Stlti-a. Idaho.
Pcwev M. Kxner. Weedsport, X. Y.
Cftrev M. I'lelds. Saniprlnirs. Mont.
William M l-ttrpntrlck. New Ho-
i-helle. N Y.
Shahln 1 let inanain. MUford. Miss,
Henry 1; Hnrner. Wllmer. Texas.
Heoriie tiiilnev. l'rii;hani. I'lah.
C.nn iiilhertK.111. KdKerton. Wla.
Martin llanrahan. Providence. H. t.
Joe lleh.r, somi fa. Iowa. ,
Herbert H. Hiicki'I 1a.tlon. Wis.
lvpil Hafituller. Maiden, Mo.
Alexander Hnneiirker. Catnwba, N C.
Colnlnhus K. Hunler, Kumellvtlle.
Ala
Peter I-: Harst. K.ist St. Inuis, III.
Heorne IT. Irvin'. Lit It?.. Ta.
Carl C K nil'l'. lincvrws. 1 ihlo.
1. enter W Kemp. Wood. S p.
Wllllnm J l.inirton. Kr-ioklyn. X. Y.
James A Lirson. Sldoev. Mont.
Morris K Ma'arler. M Iddleton, Tenn.
Lewkowitz Quit-Business Salel
Offers Greater Values Than Ever
Jhc assort mi'iit.s of depeiiduhle, styli.h merchandise are still fairly complete, but the next few will make a big ,jf.
ference. If for. any reason you have been unable to attend this sale before you should let nothing stand in your way
now. Conn.' in today and make your selection tomorrow may be too late, as the best Is always first to go.
Any garment may be laid awayon payment of a small
(ieposit. Same will be held as late as January first.
Final Close Out of All
Women's Suits
Strikingly beautiful and individual models featuring grace
ful contour and reflecting the care and skill in the work
manship. A most charming group of fine Suits in broad
cloth, velour de laine, gabardine, poiret twill, silvertone,
velvet, serge and poplin. Suits you would expect to cost
twice the money we are asking for thorn. The styles differ
fm nVinl ii-nll v from trio nnlinarv run nf lailnred Suits. Some
j of them being exquisitely trimmed. The colors show every
thing demanded of fashion and will make an instant appeal
to discriminating Women.
Reduced for This Final Clone-Out as Follows
Close Out Separate
' Silk Skirts
Models in fancy taffeta,
silk poplin, messalinc and
foulards. Popular street
and afternoon styles,
many of which feature
button trimming, clever
pockets, shirring and ac
cordian pleating. Reduced
as follows
V a 1 u e s to
$12.95, close
out price..
$4.95
Suits up
$30 to close
out . . .
Suits from
$35 to $50
reduced to. .
Suits from
$55 to $87.50
reduced to. .
2 $19.75
$29.75
$39.75
LEWKOWITZ
- UPSTAIRS GARMENT STORE
Second Floor Robinson Bldg. Third and Main Streets.
Quit Business Sale of
Cloth and Plush Coats
cixmi
$29.75 Coats now I22..10
$32.50 Coata now 2I7:,
$35.00 Coals now 127. .In
$37.50 Coats now $2! ::,
$40.00 Coata now :i2 Mi
$45.00 Coata now $:i" ."11
$50.00 Coata now t:t 7.1
$55.00 Coats now 1 12 . "id
$65.00 Coata now $r2 ."ill
$75.00 Coata now $82.50
I'LrSH
$27.50 and $29.75 Coats now $217.-,
$36.00 to $40.00 Conta now $29.75
$50.00 to $55.00 Coats nnw$:iO.;r,
$65.00 to $75.00 Coats now $10.75
Quit Business Sale of
Silk and Serge
Dresses.
$15.00 A $17.50 Presses now $10. OH
$19.50 & $22.50 Dresses now $119:.
$25.00 & $27.50 Presses now $22.."0
$35.00 to $39.75 Dresses now $27. .10
Quit Business Sale of
Blouses
$2.50 and $3.00 mouses now tl.aa
$3.50 and $3.9 Blouses now $2. 7a
$5,911 and $6.50 Blouses now $l.5
$7.50 and $8.60 Blouses now $."..
$10.00 to $12.50 Blouses now $6.95
Millinery at Half
Price
All $5.00 Haul.,
All $7.60 Hats..
All $10.00 Hats..
AH $15.00 Hats..
.$2 :.n
.$:t.7H
. $A 25
Wllllnm J. Moriran, Newark, N. J.
Herhert W. Morris, Crandon, Va.
Lawrence Morris. Mlddletown, lit.
James II. Murnhy, Park City, Utah.
Peter Petella, Cleveland. Ohio.
Tony Pctulla, OH City, Pa.
James Plcone, Philadelphia. Pa.
James A. ltvan, Hrooklyn, N. V.
Htiunatios Sakellnrldea, Baltimore,
Md.
John L Schramm, Woodhaven, N. Y,
Privates:
Wllllnm J. Anderson, Pnluth. Minn.'
II. II HriieBKenJohanan, Holstcin,
Mo.
Alherls C. nUlenwaerf . Detroit, Mich.
l'ranceco Capoiella, Wlsehurr, N. V.
Vincent R. Carney, Parne',1. Iowa.
Kenneth P. Carter, Northi Mtrt. Pit.
Kdward Cater. Itichmond Hill. N. Y.
Prank H. Collins. Keysville, Va.
I "an lhivls, Kaxrell. l'n. . '
'yrll A. Kmorv. Omaha, Neh.
Ijtwrence C. Kidler, Yorkuhlre. Ohio.
Prank M Kurd. Cincinnati, 0I1I0.
Kdwln 11. Trim. Chl'-auo. 111.
c.lenn 1-:. ("iumhrtll, ChlciiKO, 111.
HUH It. Hood win, Washington, Ind.
I'-lw. I. HreRory. Montanne. Cal.
liarl J. llalpin. Wnlervll't, N. Y.
carl Hamilton, I'hrlchsvllle, Ohio.
John K. Hamlin. Kyle.rtown, l'a.
I Peter Huttini, New rk. N. Y.
Athel H. Handley, Hlaeifow, Mont,
i uliorn W. Hunhes. Buffalo, N. Y,
Harry W. Jetiaen. Chicago, 111.
K.II.ert C. Johnson, Portland, Ore.
John Henry Jordan, Brady, Neb.
Meyer Kaplan. New York. N..Y.
U'tmhert J. Keller, Kenmore, N. Y.
John H. Klvett. AHheboro. N. C
Norman H. Klein, (irove City. Pa,
William II. Koenl Modesto. lilL
Max Kocppc, llrooklyn, N. Y.
Clyde I, I .enter, Cray. W. Va.
Heo. U Iewls. Council Bluffs. Iowa.
Annelo A(tlfone, Centcrvllle, Iowa,
Allen V. Anderson, N. Minneapolis,
Minn.
Otto ( I. A. Bartel, Falrhaven, Minn.
John C. Bird. Seattle, Wash.
Arvel K. Boyd. Pomana, Cal.
Jamee H. Hower. l"jiidena. Cal.
Charles Bruno, Mlllsvlile. N'. J.
Boy K. Hurroucha. ClarkjthurK. Va,
Sweden Xiiw Alnrmcd.
LONDON. Tuesday, Nov. 12. The
revolution In c.ermany has made an
impression In Pweden where nrirans
of the Independent socialists! publish
a tnanifento inking the establish
ment of soldiers' and workmen's
councils everywhere in order to ea
tabllwh a sorlnllat government and re.
public, accordinn to t'openhat-on ad.
vices to the Kxchatiite Telenxaph
company. Heneral detncblllration of
the army and an eltht-hour working
day are also demanded.
THE THREE
FUNDAMENTALS
Successful banking service is
based on the three fundamentals of
unquestioned safety for funds: help
ful and reliable advice and informa
tion on financial and business mat
ters; efficient and timely co-operation
in promoting the growth and
development of the customer's busi
ness interests.
This is th character of service
we aim to render at all times and we
suggest-that you come in and talk
over your banking requirements
with our officers.
This is a step you will never
regret.
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IMHUV II UiViKHS. Virti Ptm,
1 1 I- K CLINTON Vriv-Prcd
I 1' V li!'KtNS Vi-e-Ptes.
NV.M.TKIt . lant la!i'T.
I L'l W
f 'PHE welfora and comfort of oar soldiers
and sailors and the proper aaaiatanc of
morals are the prime factor in winning a
war, and I hertUy approve of the unification
which has brought the seven recognised war
relief organisations into one great unit to talcs
care of the task. I predict a greet eoccees for
the United War Work Campaign in Norem
ber, and a better and more prosperous fu
ture for the Republic and atrenthening,
of its ideals inconsequence of its unification,
Secretary Daniels
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
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