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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
Harding to Run For
c. 0. Nomination

WASHINGTON, Dec. 18.-Senator
Harding, of Ohio, formally announced
Tuesday night his candidacy for the
Republican presidential nomination
in 1920. The announcement was
made in letter to Glare Hughes, of
Piqua, Ohio, chairman of the Miami
County Republican committee author
ling the use of the Senator's name
in the choosing of delegates to the ma
tional convention.
Senator Harding is the third Re-
publican Senator to make known his
presidential aspirations. Senator
Poindexter, of Washington, and johns
son, of California, already have for
mally announced their candidacy and
a formal boom for Senator Suther-
land, of West Virginia, also has been
inaugurated.
In his letter, Senator Harding said
he would announce no platform as
that was the duty of the national con
yention.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
Preston May
Succeed Glass

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. IS.
Thomas r. Preston, president of
Hamilton National Bank here, one of
the best known fnancier of the south
and recently elected president of tho
Southern Comemrcial congress al
Savannah, is prominently mentioned
as secretary of the treasury to sue
coed Carter Glass, of Virginia, who
leaves the office to go to the senate
after the holiday recess. When Will
lam G. McAdoo resigned the treas
ury portfolio Mr.. Preston was men
toned for the place and information
from Washington at this time is that
his name is being considered by the
administration. Mr.. Preston is well
known over the state, having been a
candidate for the democratic nomina-
tion for governor few years ago.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

Of official life in Washington through
former service as Secretary of the
Navy in 10000 and as commander
in the navy during the war.
Newberry, as is usual with new sen.
ators during their first term, has Ia
ken little active part in the proceed
ings of the Senate. tie has made no
speeches Of length and has only taken
the floor at rare intervals to introduce
pension bill for a bridge Of local i'm
provement D@Sis home state.
He has bees t'irly active in COM
mittee work, however, especially in
the senate naval affairs committee
where his former experience as Sec
rotary Of the navy, also as assistant
secretary and later as commander.
has been of value. He also takes part
in the senate banking and CURRENCY
committees work which has included
consideration of the noted John Skel-
ton Williams case involving charges
Of unftness as comptroller Of the curl
rency. Many important financial
bills have come before the committee
which Newberry through his experi-
ence as a business man, has taken an
active interest in.
The fight against Newberry start
ed at the previous Congress before he
had taken his seat Henry Ford filed
notice that he would contest the cleo
ton on December 81, 1918. The SEN
ate was then controlled by demo-
cratic majority and Senator Pome-
rene, Ohio, was chairman Of the COM
mittee on privileges and elections.
Hearings were held and the senate f.
nally voted to order all papers and
ballots of the Michigan senatorial
election preserved in anticipation of
a possible future recount.
When the republicans took control
at the extra session beginning last
May Senator Pomerene offered res
olution for complete investigation of
the senatorial election to include both
Ford and Newberry organizations
and to cover both the primaries and
the election proper. This resolution
was referred to the committee on
privileges and elections, ordered re-
ported out and was then referred to
the committee on contingent expen-
SEES which is required to approve all
resolutions requiring expenditure of
senate funds. The resolution was
then allowed to lie without action I'M
til Senator Pomerene threatened to
make an open fight unless the COM
mittee got busy. In a few days the
resolution was reported out of the
senate.
The committee on privileges and
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

elections is expected to make the in
yestigation for the senate. Senator
Dillingham;, Vermont, is chairman.
Other republican members are: Ken
yon, Ia, Sherman, ILL.,, Fall, N. M;
Knox, Pa, Spencer, Mo-, Wadsworth.
N. Y, Watson, Ind, and Edge, N. J.
Democratic members are: Pomorene
o former chairman), Reed, Mo,
Walsh, Mont, King, Utah, Wolcott,
Del and Ashurst, Ariz.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18
HERE'S TO THE JUNIORS!

Every member of the Greeneville
Council, No. %, Jr. O. U. A. M, is
invited to the poke supper given by
the Daughters of America next Thurs
day night, December 18th, 1919.
The proceeds goes to the Orphans
Home.
Bring your wife and daughter with
you. Your wife may bring one or
more pokes filled with good "eats."
Respectfully,
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA.
22t-4t.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

Don't have the least hesitancy in
telephoning The Daily Sun if you
have an item of news for publication.
1t is only in this way--by the CO.
operation of our citizens, that we will
be enabled to make the paper what
you would like to see it every after.
noon.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

Handsome home DR., Deliver is
putting up"
$50 it is"
"At rough guess, should say no
less than SO appendices and perhaps
a tumor or two."-Birmingham Age
Herald.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

A man who had been very i'll told
a pios friend that DIR. Jones had
brought him through. NO." said his
friend. providence brought you
through, not the doctor"
"Well, maybe he did, but the doc
tor will charge it."--Doctor's Leisure
Hour
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

Mrs. Gramercy. The Naggbys have
turned over new leaf, and are APP
parently happy couple.
Mrs. Park. Their new cook said
she wouldn't stay unless they stopped
quarreling all the time.--Life.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-18

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
ATIENDE A SUS GALLMAS
SU JARDIN

Mis- vecinos estan adnllradcS ue
VERNE completamente bien y hore
de todas mis- Intermediates, pues
ellos CREAM que me moriria antes de
due Ilcgara el verano Tenla fGerteS
dolores alrededor del coraZ6n, que me
atormentaban sobremanera, slendo
originates por la preston de los ga
ses en- el cst6mago. Tn amigo MO,
de Saint Louis, me ~recoalenGG to-
mara ell Maravilloso Remedio de
Mayr. "Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
Y ahora me siento tan bien como nun
ca 10 habia estado en- mi vida. En- Ia
actualidad puedo desempenar TODD el
trabajo de casa Y cuidar mis- GALL
mas Y mi jardin." Es n prepara-
ci6n simple c ~inofensiva que arrola
ell mucus catarral del conducto mites
final V evita al m;smo tempo Ia in
flamacion, Ia cual es causa de Ia ma
voria de las Intermediates del esto-
mage. hieado e intestinos; incluyendo
Ia apendicitis:. Una sola dosis de es-
"a medicina c~onvencera a I'd. Gle su
eficacia. devolviendo ell importe en-
case de que no quede completamente
satisfecho. De venta en- todas las
buenas droguerias. CAeF.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
OUEDO EN- LIBERTAD FL
MARfSCAL MACKENSEN
Supreme Consejo Aliado
le permiho poluer a su pals
en- Vista de Su GUanzada
edad y su delica-
da saIud

PARIS. Noviembre 11.-El Ma
riscal Won Mackeaseu. que tue uno
dc los mas notables commentaries MI
litares de Alemania, duran-r la que,
ira. podra regresar a Alemania yd,
tn vista de la authorization que lie
Corcedi6 el Supreme Consejo de Ia
C~onferencia de Paz. La decision del
Supreme C~onsejo para permitir a
Won Mackensen cue regresara q 81
;ais, Sc debi6 4 Ia consideration dc
cue el citado jefe militar esta va muy
anciano Y q que actua!mente Sc en-
cucntra muy delicado de salud.
Won MackenseH tenia el mando Dc
"a tropas alemanas en- RumaniA
cuanGo tcrm'n. la guerra. Trat5 de
abrirse paso :. t.2vts de Hungrig
para llegar a .Alemania, pero tuc
arrestado ca Budapest por las t"opas
trancesaS : recluido deSdc entonccs
en una prision mllitar de Salonica,
de donde psrtira ahora para Berlin.
Icn Mackensen debe contar a Ia fe-
cha muy cerca de los I amos de
edad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Ell PRINCIPE De GALES
ESTA EN- WASHINGTON
Ell keredero de Ia Corona III
glesa lego cuando ell pue-
bio celebra5a Ell amber
sario del ormistgcio

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WASHINGTON. Noviembre IL
Coincidiendo con Ia celebration del
primer Aniversario del Armis-Iclo,
81 pueblo De Washington GiG key Ia
bien venida Al jovcn Principe Here
dero dc Ia Corona Britannica. gu"
lego a eSta capital POGO despues del
mediodia. acompanado lie 81 sequIto
Official Y de Ia Comisi1u Official ame-
ricara fu6 a recibirjo It la Inca
G~ivisoria con 81 Canada ) dc! Sc
cretario de Eslado NJ. -@nsihE, que
fuc a darle la ~bienvcurda, en- NOM
bre del PrcS;dente Wilson, L 81 en-
trada a tcrritorio americana, Por
Rousc's Point. \. y.
Alberto Eduardo. Principe de Ga
les. pasara tres dias en- esta capita!
en- dondc e Ic ha prcpayado Il Sc
RE dc f~esteios. siendo q prlmero de
ellos IN gran banQuete que Sc dara
en- su honor csta noche Y Que estara
presidido por eI Vice-Presidente
Marshall. La primera vista Official
que hara cl Principe. segun Sc ha
anunciado Sera al Presidente Wilson
en- Ia Casa Blanca. Durantc su esta-
da aQu!. 81 a~lojara en- Ia mansion de
Perry Belmont Y los honores militia
res que sc lie haran seran iguales a
los que sc le hicieron a Ia Princesa
Eulalia de Espana. cuandO viSit6 es-
ia capital en- OCCASION del cuartO cen
tenario del descubrimierto de la
America.
Despu6s del banquete Official que
tuvo lugar en- la residencia de Mr..
Belmont. Sc do una reception con
caracter no formal en- honor del fu-
turo jcfe de la nacion Inelcsa, en- la
biblioteca del Congreso. Toda Ia tar
de de hoy, dcsde POGO despues de su
llegada. la dedico ell Principe a reel
biz a las diversas comisionas que pa
saron a saludarlo Y 4 hacpr algunaS
visitas sin caracter Official.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
CAUSAN EXCITACION EN- INGLATERRA
LAS DECLARAC!ONES DE LLOYD-GEORGE
SOBRE UN NTENTO De PAZ CON Russia
La prensa antiboIsheviki hace objeto de duros ataques al
~gobierno y hasta la misma prensa bolshevlkl
censura al Primer Ministro
Bonar Law dice que eI Gobierno no tiene intenci6n
de entrar en- tratos con Lenine y Trotzky

Llcyd-George, une ST. CT a la de los
dvescontentos ~eXpresando que tai idea
mo Sc halla libre de cbscuridad."
''Puede verse en- ella, agrega Ell :-e-
ri6dico. algo como n instruction de
regresar a la p~o!itica de Prinkipos,
ia suggestion de II conferencia en-
la Isla del Principe, de todas las fac
clones rusas con representatives ALA
dos) nosctros. sin embargo, 10 lee
mos en- medic Se nuestra calma. tai
cosa."
La prensa simpatizadora de los
bolshevikis, Sc muestra disgustada
no tanto por 10 que proposition mis-
ma significa, sino por la versatile
dad del jefe del gobierno, a quien a
cusa precisamente de haberse moStra-
do inconsciente Y falto de sinceridad
en todos u tratos con Russia. Ell
c;tado diario sostiene cue los ter
minos que Sc dice estan dispuesto 4
aceptar el gcbierno del Soviet, son
csencialmente r~azonables V a&egura
u I'm inUtnto sincere por logTar Ia
paz. tendria complete eXito, pues 81
los bolshevikis obtienen un 6Xito MI
litar estipularian sin duda un precio
mayer a Ia paz, que cl que ahora Sc
nalan.
La determination del Trabajo dc
que Sc pcnga fin a Ia intervention
inglesa en- Russia ha ensehado al fin
al Primer Ministro, que el TrabaJo
debc ser mas temido que Ia prensa
reaecionaria", dice ell Heraldo, pc
ri6dico considerable como el 6rgano
obrero. FL ~periodico hace III Ia
madn 2 los obreros para que unan
a fin de forzar al gobierno a hacer
Ia paz con ell Soviet, de acuerdo con
los tGrminos sugeridos por este.
En- vista de Ia agitaci6n creada
Dor las declaraciones de Lloyd-Geor-
ore Andrew Bonar Law, ell ider del
robierno en- IL Camara de les Co.
mures declare hoy en esa Camara
oue la Gran Bretana no tenla lnten-
clones de iniciar ne~gociaciones de paz
con Lenine Y Trotzky, sino hasta que
IA Camara de los Comunes haya te-
n;do una oportunidad para discutlr
81 asunto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Elm einco minutes desa.
parece Ia Indigestion,
gases O acIdez en-
81 est0mago.
En- el miSmo inStante Ell que
"Pape's Diapepsin' llega al
est0mago. todos los trastor-
nos desaparecen.

"Realmente regulariza los estoma-
Cos Observation-Disclosures" cura
la indigestion, dyspepsia. gases. pal
pitaciones del corazon V acideZ de-
bida a Ia fermentation acida-en solo
cinco minutes. ESto eS 10 que hace
"Pape's D~iapepSia" el aatiacido Y re-
gularizador del est6nago que tiene
Ia venta mas eXtensa en- ei pals. 81
10 que I'd. come Sc fer7nenta V agria,
sufrira muchas molestias, tales como
c6Iicos. eructos; s!ente Ia cabeza pc
saGa ' SURE dolores; t:ane la lengua
sucia Y pastoSa: su sistema digesti-
vo Sc encuentra obstruccionado pOr
alimentos no d;geridos, recuerde I'd.
cue ''Paue's Diapepsin" apenas llega
al est6mago alivia todas estas moles-
tias V t~rastornoS. Els realmente
asombroso, cast maravi!lOso, el efec-
to de esta medicinal, ademas, es al.
solutamente ~inofensiva.
Una GAIA grande de c]!ncuerta ell
tavoS. de "Pape's Diapepsin' vale FL
GRO 10 que pesa para las personals Gus
no han degrade ~regularizar las fun
clones de su est6mago. Esta mediei,
IA p~ertenece al hOgar, debe teaersela
,;empre & Ia 'mano para cualGuier
ease de erfecmedad del estom2go, va
saa dararta el dia o por la noche. ES
el mas rapi0o y SECURE antiacido
para el est6mago Ell TODD el mundo.
jAdv-A
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12

LONDRES. Noviembre Liza in
dicaci6n hecha por el Primer Minis
tro del gobierno ingles, Sir David
Lloyd George, en- su discurso que pro
nunci6 Ell sabado en- Ia fnoche en-
Guild Hall, referente q un intento
del gobierno para negociar Ia paz con
los bolshevikis en- Russia provocando
IN q tremenda a~gitaci0n. La prem
sa anti-bolsheviG Sc muestra indig-
NADIA por tales dec~laraciones Y hace
obieto de rudos ataques al gobierno.
FL Daily Mail comenta Ia idea ma
nifestando que seria tanto como "dar
IN manc a un asesino''. y hace en-
general una denuncia de la situacion
u segun dice, ha causado gran a
sombro en- los circulos politiccs. FL
Telegraph" Y ell Morning Post Sc
muestran tambien hostiles en- tcdo a
Ia proposition.
RefiriGndose al pas%je del discur-
so que trata de Ia posibilidad de la
paz con Russia. La Cronica. e. perlo-
dico considerable como el campeon de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-12
Fueron registrados dos
barCOS amerICanOS en-
la capital irIandesa
Sc hara igual cosa con todos
los que lleguen a puer-
tos irlandeses
La causa de esta MEDIA eS ell
tenor de que puedan llevar-
Sc armas y municiones pa
IA los Sim Feiners

LONDRES, Noviemore 11.--Dos
vapores de los regenteados por el
Consejo Naval de los Estados Uni-
dos fueron registrados por detectives
ingleses q su llegada a Dublin. CAPT
tai de Irlanda, por ordenes que Sc
gun dijeron habian recibido de esta
capital, dirigidas 4 los agentes in
gleses en- Irlanda, para que regis
tren todos los barcos americanos sos
pechoSos de llevar armaS o muEicio-
mes para los Sim Feirers.
Los barcos registradoS en- Dublin
fueron e! Lake Fontana" Y ell La
Ike Franconia.' Los camarotes de los
so!dados Y marines americanos fue-
ron cateadoS, 2 pesar de las protes-
tas de la tripulacion. La accion del
gobierno ingl6s, Nevada a caho por
sus agentes en- Dublin, provoc6 una
gran indignation en- los c~irculos de
Sim 'Feiners, Y Ell Parlamento Sim
Feiner envio n nota al Consul A
mericano Adams, en- Dublin. protes-
tando por Ia acclon de! goblerno
iNgleS cue caracterizaron como IN
obstaculo Y una violacior del conner
clio legal con los Estados Cnidos.
La orden del gobierno eXpresa cue
''todoS los marinos americanos po-
dian inspirar sospechas de lie ar ar
mas V municiones para los 81 Tei-
ners Y por 10 tanto, todas sus g
nencias Y objetos dehcran Sc ~e-
gistradoS."
Otros barcos americanos Que Ran
atracado en- el puerto de Queens
town Sc dice que han sido ieuaimen-
te registrados, pero nj en- estes, II
en- aque!ios, Sc encontro naGa soSpe-
croSo.
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Y bkJOS .SEX1OS
VA pJEDEN SER CoNsEGuDos.

La demanda para es-
tos Instruments ha 81
dc tan grande, que nos
vimos precisados a cons
truir nuestra propia ia
brica para SUI manufac-
tura. No podemos pro
meter ell despacho de
todas las ordenes, debi-
do a que nuestras faci-
lidades para la manu-
factura, son muy limi-
y la demanda es
enorme; y para ser JUS
los con todos, despa-
.charemos las 6rdenes a
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guen.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-10
LOCK utah BANK
CASHIER In VAULT
THREE ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH
$4,000 IN LIBERTY BONDS
AND CURRENCY

Springville, Utah, Oct. 10.-Three
unmasked robbers entered the Men
denhall bank here, covered the cash
ier, Guy E. Mendenhall, who was
alone in the bank, with revolvers,
and after robbing the institution OF
Liberty bonds and currency to the
value of approximately $4,000, lock-
ed Mendenhall in the vault and at a
late hour had not been apprehended
Posses from every section of cen
trail Utah are guarding every road
1t was reported that the three men
riding in an automobile, passed
through Provo, several miles north
of here, shortly after the robbery, but
no trace of them was founy by the
various posses.
No one witnessed the robbery
Mendenhall telling his story after hi
had been rescued from the vault by
passerby, who is said TO have gone
into the bank on hearing faint calls
for help.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-10
Will Try SunflOwer
Silage for Feed

Brookings, Oct. 10.-The South
Dakota Experiment station at State
college will conduct an experiment
this winter to determine the value of
sunflower silage as compared with
silage made from corn and green mill
let. Prof. j. w. Wilson, director of
the experiment station, says that the
ordinary corn binder cut the 10 to
Ia foot sunflower stalks without diff
ficulty. The silage cutter handled
them as easily as corn. The corn,
dhowever. is more convenient to han
die than bundles of sunflowers The
peth of the latter contained sufficient
juice to preserve the silage when
well packed. Results of this expert
ment will be available next spring.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-10-10

the family home near the Turner
McCook county boundary line, doubt
less will apply for change of venue
from McCook county circuit court to
the circuit court in Sioux Falls.
William Schmidt, young farm
hand, will be tried at the same time
for alleged completely in the crime.
Their trial is set Tor the second week
in November in the McCook county
circuit court. The application for a
change of venue will be based on the
ground that prejudice in McCook
county against the defendant is SO
strong they could not secure fair
trial there.