Show Thursday December 1920 30 $ AN A OUR TERMS ARE THIRTY DAYS WE LN SUCH in TALK PLAIN STRICTLY CASH GIVE YOU TIME AT DISCOUNT Don't AMERICAN THE OR Three end one-half million children In alternative to disaster between now mid or months these most helpless sulTerers only mined to American feeding-stations have received American medical aid only from disease OR their borrow Eastern and Central Europe have harvest except American alii track of wm time been ad tf irnglcnlly undernourished ami if desperately threatened by death INSURE PAUL ST next the m out year to our customers who pay This helps you and it helps each 30 days us A To We Our book from four accounts are very slow cannot pay us when we Our days bills and must AND PAY UP Book five need Accounts thousand dollars per month Some of these We want to state plainly that if people money they should not run a bill our wholesale when due due art can TIGHT THESE YOUR houses How we TIMES ACCOUNTS do and this payable in 30 to unless you pay? BUY IS: THE END AT LESS HIT EACH O 60 THE MONTH not a to-runklin RELIK J in Moab Twenty LABOR Week Years Starting UTAH C ROBERTSON A LAW AT Cooper-Martin Building MOAB COUNCIL for a visit with his family He spoke LEGION OUTLINES ITS highly ot the business prospects 01 ISSUE POLICIES Idaho This Ago The expected race between "Six-shooter A clear and well-defined exposition Bill" and "Bay Dan" on New of the official attitude of the American Year's day did not come off as scheduled Legion toward organized labor light oh "Six-shooter" a being sick his is contained in a bulletin sent out by A stockholders' meeting of the Moab paid the forfeitof $50 and owners the national headquarters of the Legion Irrigation company was called off for the race present in Indianapolis setting the sold his forth James W Stark had A large amountof assessment work statement on the question issued by photograph gallery to Jesse Branson on mining claims had been done in Past National Commander D'Olier section In many cases however D M Cooper and Joseph Standifird this by the the tools lead which adopted national used were pencils was from Indian creek for the were in blanks and the convention as the Legion's platform necessary holidays fee Such in methods industrial difficulties The statement never The Pioneer Mercantile company make or prove a mine or let anyone follows: else do so the paper commented "The attitude of the Legion toward advertised soft warm blankets at 90 organized labor is the same as its The county commissioners had cents per pair the of for the toward all groups of American $150 sum M H Darrow was in Lisbon valley purpose of improving the Thompsons-Moab citizens who are interested in a square deal for all in the working his mining claims road the maintenanceof law t money to be used for and the '1 feed for and order protection of the board and those who cared Judge Hinkley was wearing a broad to A down to us by our donate labor and teams great institutions handed : In between smile- his wife having presented him deal had been accomplished the year forefathers fi any controversy V Jr and the J Z with a fine boy in this the capital labor interest baby before I way at small cost to : of the American Jr '' " Legion is confined to igvMiss Nora Darrow was home from county that of the of law maintenance and school at Grand Junction to spend the The Times an interview order and without taking part on either with A P side in Hon Mohr Grand county's case a situation should arise holidays the representative to legislature where life and property are endangered INtf CNAfnygAi and Misses Eva Taylor it is the duty of Berta which appeared in the Grand Junction members of the Gains who were attending school at Sentinel and which gave Mr Mohr's Legion to perform their full duty as Salt Lake were home for the holidays views regarding the proposed reclamation citizens according to their own conof lite of the land in this county Missouri girl releasing one 5000 homing pigeons entered In lying science and understanding A rank M Shafer retiring county between the two rivers The representative "In such a contingency it is the Lethe 500 mile race to St Louis The birds were trained ut the Rexall lofts in St clerk had accepted a position with gion main-acting possessed a large fund of man's duty' to assist in the Inrgwt in the Louis world Hammond & Sons regarding the project and tebnee of law and order bv as A whim and set of buckets went he was planning to place the matter an individualand offering Ids services hllllllill to the Hl llll)HiH through town bound for Big Indian to before the legislature authorities for gE JM"i be used in the of law and sinking a shaft maintenance order I I There is nothing to prevent the individual The first edition of the Rural Rube of the member Legion as an a published at paper Norwood had side in from taking either its made appearance such a controversy but the Legion as H H Jacobs of Cisco and C C Ald an organization will not do so" AJA K 1 1 IM x mmIi k 1 rich of Castle valley were Moab visit ors CENTRAL SCHOOL REPORT Messrs McMahon and Wolf were down from Miner's basin and reported 10 OS O The girl did not slop to think aboui OR ollowing is the report of attendance rich strike in a and how little water she had She poured some claims owned punctuality for the Central by M owler school during the past week: down the woman's throat and BRIGHT nights one can see a drink tier Att mill at Teacher Grade Punct The The Miner's basin was idle bathed wound with tin: rest in the sky a formation old gleaming of the Ouida Burford 899 991 her on account difficultyin getting eyes slowly of stars woman opened which resembles a dipper In the ore Mildred Merling 2 982 935 packed down from the mines "Can you help me home child?" But and thousands Sills 3 shape once thousands Manager Goods Gladys Burford 992 976 Thomso was a the mill this dipper lived asked the sick woman "I live down 4 of for better service Helen Taylor 932 995 years ago by the spring" 5 in tile Glyde Hodge 988 992 home of peasant girl Chales Wilson who had been in 6 100 "Certainly" replied Greta "I have Russell Hodge 976 It theu Just simple tin thing was Idaho for several months L used all the water for which my mother returned R HODGE Principal with rusty bundle sent me and will have to return to 'Die mother was taken suddenly the will be glad to spring anyway sick one night and culled to Greta to help you" bring her a dipper of water Though So with the old woman leaning on It cold and dark was outside the tier strong the young arm Greta went spring daughter dressed and ran to back to the On get water filled the dipper and at once started slowly the reaching spring tile woman home Suddenly In her patli appeared the It rock above nnd the knocked on a tiny puppy admitting thenp to a stone opened "1 am so thirsty" said the puppy big chamber carved out of the solid let me "Can't you have some of the earth Gems gleamed from the walls waler?" all shies and on were rich furnishings "1 promised to bring It to my mother" glitteringwith jewels golden statues said Greta "But know you and pictures Some music sounded need it at Drink" once held her and he girl breath in astonishment miss for "Please heaven's sake the as ragged woman give ine a sip of water" said feeble changed suddenly Into handsomely dressed sprite testing heart" "I wantonly your Life RATH Engineer ATTORNEY UTAH HAMMOND & KELLER LAWYERS Hoover Chairman Lana ranklin K Treasurer Comprising Relief by Ed Council ot American Adrnlnlstrtitlon ederal Churcbee of Christ tn gar Richard Ptrector America by Arthur Drown Red Cross by American LivingstonKnights of by Columbus James A arrand Chairman laherty Supreme Knight riends' American Service Committee Y M C A by C V Interna Hibbard (Quakers) by Rufus M Jones Chair tlonsl Cornmlttee man Joint Jewish A by Mias Sarah 8 DistributionCommittee by Y W C ttonrd Lyon National ells Warburg UTAH MOAB the past tn She has great hcnriedness never this Coni ribui ions should he turned over to are now being formed for this national collection Treasurer Guaranty Trust Co New York City EUROPEAN Hvrbert Heating Repairing L H Civil failed In cull than more poignant the local committees which K or seut Lune Co & has Air MOAB undersigned organizations working among every race and creed the engaged also In other forms of relief agree unanimously that plight of these helpless children should have complete priority In overseas This la Issue charity until the situation Is met an without polities and without religious lines There can be no danger of pauperization for the and the $23000000 for child food $10000000 for medical service that we seek will relieve only the ciitlcal The medical supplies of course cases must be an used In child unqualified gift but for every American dollar the and feeding governments communities aided furnish iwo the dollars In form of transportation rent labor clerical help cash contributions and auch food supplies us are loyally obtainable had Martin Agent Stove oro The many America Cooper CO Metal Worker and Plumber Hot America saved 6000000 European children winter before Inst Normal but unusual conditions have recuperation cut the need nearly In half Inst year In scant shrinkage of child destitution during the twelvemonth Just past The response of America must now decide 'thetlier 8500000 of these be charges In turned away In January from acute distress shall begin to more than 17000 asylums hospitals clinics nnd feeding-stations dependent on American support There would be no tragedy In history so sweeping destructive of those who can deserve no evil payment the paid ADVICE OUR BALL with be to in MARINE CARTWRIGHT S Sheet resulted As THE & STRONG WLocal Is closing down The money of many nationsIs valueless outside Economic and crop conditions make famine with Its own boundaries terrible train of discuses certain visitor until next lint'esi Inevitably the helpless will suffer No child children most can sanity on grow to health und the pitiful makeshifts for food with which millionsof European adults must content themselves tills winter It is obvious that the remedy cun come only from outside $140000 over WITH IRE INSURANCE a paid SEVEN - 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