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The above map showa definitely the
only field of operation of the Near East
Relief In Asia-Minor and among the
people of the first Christian nations,
our allies in the World War.
Incorporated under Congress and
with the membership of Its executive
committee, including such men as
President Woodrow Wilson, Ex-Presi-
dent Vm. Howard Taft, Ambassador
Henry Morganthau. James Cardinal
Gibbons, Rabbi Wise, and Cleveland
H. Hodge, this organization is the only
group now working in this section of
A»ia-Minor for the relief of the perish-
ing people who have literally lighted
tho way or the v/Orld to Christianity
and civilization, and who during the
world conflict fought so valiantly and
kept lhe Turko-German army out of
the fuel fields of Baku.
Ron sectarian and international in
Its nspect, the Near East Relief, with
Its field personnel of five hundred and
fifty odd American men and women is
engaged in the salvaging of the Ar-
menian nation and ihe rescuing from
death of the remnants of one of our
most loyal allies in the World War.
This American organization Is report-
ed by international statesmen aa an
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gaged upon the most diplomatic and ^    _
humanitarian task ever attempted by I’ OWaOS 2L StVCialfrV
any Relief Organisation.    |    a OpCLiaiiy
In 1918, the American Red Cross
withdrew Its forces from the Near
East and turned not only a vast stock
of medical supplies and food but also
a portion of its personnel, to aid the
Near East Relief organization in the
success! ul accomplishment of its gi-
gantic task, in order to avoid duplica-
tion of relief effort in the field, where
out of 8,000,000 people only 2,000,000
remained.
As will be noted by the map, this
organization makes no attempt to ad-
minister to European fields—conserv-
ing its every energy to its great pro-
gram of relief administration to the
women and children of our allies
South and East of Constantinople and
the Caucasus mountain;*, where there
is no government, no crops, no houses,
no food, no clothing and ali due to
the two facts, first, they nre Chris- a    F    . i n-
tians. and, second, they fought who 1 e3mi ^ Excavating and Dirt
us and not against us in the Work '    Work of All Kinds
War.    f    __
The Near East Relief with State n Mj- , c ,    „„ ,    .
Headquarters in Oklahoma City is at £>ulId,ng    at W holesale
work raising 1200,000 in this state to
save these people from death.
0E rats as as
Drs. Romine & Hampton
—will be in—
J. C. DRYMON
Contractor
Retail
NliGLEoi
How shall we escape if we neglect -o
great a sal\ a ion?-lie b. £;3.
Man is constantly in danger of the
great sin of neglec; because this sin is so
easily committid. How easy it is.
1 To bi indifferent and say: I am not
interested.
2.    To be unminded of resposibility un-
concerned
3.    To pLad neutrality and say; I am
neither for nor against Christ.
4.    To procrastinate and wait for a
more convenient season to accept salva-
tion.
f.Yet God holds us responsible, not
Ralston McthouiKi Episcopal
Church
Sunday School -    10:00 a.m.
Preaching every Second and Fourth
Sun Jay s, morning 11, evening 7:30
Prayer Services Thursday 7;15 p.m.
i his Church opens wide her doors to
everybody.
-P. I. DUNN, Pastor
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| Outbursts of poetry often follow great
events. Here's the first to follow the
election:
I have a rooster now for sale,
'    Darned good rooster for the shape he’s
■* The B*ble Warns Against the sin of    in.
Neglect:
1. Tae b i lder wio n3 jlezted his foun-
dation md bull, his hojso upon sandmet
disaster.
2 The young man who neglected the
on ? tiling needful was sadly disappointed.
3.Toe gujsi, neglected putting on the
wedding garment was rejected.
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IN RALTON ALSO
Romine dentists have opened a bianch
office in Burbank which means another
convenience to their little city.
The Romine dentists have done hun-
tL j k ........T    I dreds ot dolIars worth of work in Foraker
Th. r cl.manwhon.Kl.ct.d Lrani. at and all the patron,have b«n well pleaed.
h.» Kate waa cat into hall.    The peoyte For,lk„ lpMk w<,„ J ^
doctors and we wish them success
—Foraker News.
his gate was cast into hell.
-P. I. DUNN
HEALTH NOTES
“M«5« 'HiSt&iK&Ia •>:' >^^EggRtKfMHlRBiiaagT»f
Dr. Fane Fisher
Veterinary Surgeon and
Dentist
From the Woman Citizen—
Dr. V aleria H. Parker raid in u recent
address.
If a little boy and a litile girl both had
s arlct feAcr, and we quarantined the
lilt it-girl but not the boy, we should
not be doing much -o prevent the spread
of scarlet fever. So long as we examine
women only and vuaramine women only, Iff Call Answered Day
we shall not ko much to check venereal ’i1    1ST k
diseesr. The present one-sidedness lr.1 W    INight.
Plione No. 56
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
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RALSTON
Soicits Your
Patronage
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To Light Users
E HAVE just finished instat-
ing our new oil engine and now
have the power plant m excellent run-
ning order. We will run until noon
on Tuesdays and Thursdays for the
benefit of those with electric irons.
We have a full line of standard elec-
trical fixtures and supplies and will
order anything for you that we do
not have in stock. We also do wir—
mg of all kinds. The patronage of
the public is solitited.
The City Light Plant
G. K. MARSHALL. Manager
the enforcement sf the law is doe chiefly I ‘
n
t > lack of public opinion.
The leagues of women voters must help
to form a public opinion w hich will make
eisier for those In authority toenrry out
the law impartially.
NEW MUSIC STORE
B. A. Pratt, of Newkirk, ha? estab-
lished a branch store in the City Drug
Store at this place, and will handle the
famous Brunswick phonographs and a
full line of Brunsw ick, Victor, Columbia
aAd oth:r makes of records, as well »s
Bush & Lane, H. C. Bay. Victor, Fer-
ranti and other makes or player pinnos,
and rolls. The public is invited to call
and see and luar the Brunswick and se-
lect reco ds from our line.- Adv.
W. H Brown is building a concrete 1
barn on his lots on Hast Main street.
He expects to erect a residence also this
full.
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PVERY DAY is Sale Day
•MmmJ with us. Come and see us. Prices guaran-
ES tffed as low as market conditions will permit.
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Do you know Mr. Pickwick
—the greatest of all Judges of Good Food?
He says tfiat the name * ‘Pickwick” on any package
of Coffee, Rolled Oats, or Breakfast Food is S
a Guarantee of Quality and Economy.
There are 72 varieties of
Pickwick Pure Food Products
A. S. WILCOX & CO.
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