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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. l3.--Let France
alone for awhile to learn to stand on
her own feet Production is the solu-
ton Of Frances salvation. not stream
Of American gold pouring into the
country Give her announcement and
moral support. but not money
That Is the message brought back to
America by Mrs George Sevcy. war
worker and one of the Chairmen OF the
Chicago woman's Liberty loan com
mlttec, who arrived in Chicago after
four months spent in Europe Mrs
Sevey was accompanied by Miss
Blanche Felt. During the four months
she visited all the prominent capitals
in Europe, talked with high officials in
various countries and made an eNhaus-
tive survey Of the ecopOmiC and social
conditions, She will go to Washington
shortly to lay the results Of her in
yestigationa before various departments
Interested
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
Former Mayor Of
Flint GriIIed In
NeICberry'S Trial

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich Fra 49,
CrCss-examiuauop OF William e. Mo
Eeigban. former mayor az Flint who
was m the witness stand when court
adjourned yesterday and which was r.-
sumrj at the opening OF todays SEES
sion of the NeWuerrv elections cuHsri-
iacy trial vas brief
MckeIghan. who 30 August, 1915 was
under sentence in the peuitsntHrs for
assault ana robbery. Yesterday i,su-
fled he was told by Richard Fletcher
defendant that 70 hr supported Sew -
berry in tht primary hts case would no
reversed by the state supreme court
Dr. Hugh "A. stewart former state
senator from Flint. was the ncNl wiz.
ness. In Lansing in either January or
February of 1918, br- stewart talked
with Fletcher Stewart SAID hr Wa
going 10 support Osborn and fletcher
said don't hurry We are going 90
bring out d Detroit man who wants 'o
Gt United States senator bad and will
spend "a lot Of money TO get IL, can't
give YOU his name yet
a few days later nr. Stewart sad
the Newhcrry candidacy was announced
Later ia the campaign Fred Henry
Of Flint, called the witness tu hnirl
room, where he found and talked with
Fletcher and Henry Hugh MadlEn.
another Flint defendant entered jh'
room just IA the talk ceased Fletcher
told Stewart they were going TO beat
e. cry candidate who did not sIppor'
NCwberry," that Henry was handling
the money i'm the county and lad ID
Tined up. Henry said, the witness re
lated, that he WAS going 20 see thbt
the men in the county who were not
for Newherry would be- beaten.
Stewart said he was ont for state
:. a .Ftfar q O..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
THE REASON.

What" cried the careful housewife.
You charge me a shilling a pound for
these apples?"
Eyes, ma'am," answered the polite
grocer that is the very lowest price
we can sell them for"
How is it that ! can get them from
Todd's for eight pence them"
81 can not say. ma'am. Perhaps Mr.,
Todd has taken a fancy to you. He
is a widower and you are beautiful.
UNFORTUNATELY l-Yes'm; two pounds
Certainly"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
She Builds 2 Rooms
With Broken Az
And Small SulU

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 13---Give a
woman a hairpin and she can open a
bottle or refractory window, pick n
lock, mend the Lizzie or do thousand
essential things. Even so, Mrs. George
Gauci Is perhaps the first woman who
ever built two rooms OF house with n
small handsaw and a broken AK head.
Three Increases In rent In as many
months made me do It," Rhe explained.
Mrs. Gauci weighs but SO pounds.
But her eyes are ludomit thle. She ad
mits that she is from tn mountains
the hill country Of Alabama. i've seen
my father build many a house" she
EXPLAINS
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
CITY NATIONAL Rank

Capital, Surplus and Profits $l,100,00 90
Wichita Falls, Tex, July 81, 1919.
Dear Sir:
have been personally acquainted with
Mr. Grswold for about two years. Dur
ing this time have had an opportunity to
know considerable of his ability and learn
something OF his general character,
have no hesitancy in saying that | hold
Mr.. Griswod in very high esteem. Think
he is q perfect gentleman; can be relied
upon in every way. | have not known of
any of his dealings being handled in any
other way than a business-like way. be
lleve were you to become interested with
him you would find your connection to
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

Of Brush mountain, crashing and twist
ing through trees and mush. His ms
tal wreck. but smith escaped without D
scratch.
The pilot was ON his way from New
York to Beuefonte with see pounds %
mail and. although the accident hap
pened before 1 o'clock. it was mid
afternoon before he got out OF the
mountain ana was able TO notify tae
Bellcfonte- station OF his accident and
escape,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
THIRSTY PASSENGERS
DRINK LINER DRY"

SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. tG.-Although
the Cunard liner Mauretania had
record stock OF liquors on board when
leaving New York, her lockers were
empty on arrival here The bar was
besieEed hv thirsty passengers from the
moment she passed outside the three
mile zone
The Mauretania's stewards declare
increased storage room for beverages
Is necessary for future trips
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
HOLD BLACK in ARK;
MURDER CHARGED

Jim Townsend. a negro, charged IN
q warrant with tho murder Of Jacob
Rich on July 3, 1919, was arrested In
Arkansas Friday, according 10 informa-
ticn reaching Sheriff rtrrys office,
The warrant was sworn out by Nch's
father, Townsend Is said to have killed
Rich with shotgun following quar-
rel between the two
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
Inclined to Wait.

There is a disposition on the part
of the French to wonder how much
more America is going to do, and wait
for IT," said Mrs. Sevey. 1T is only the
women in France who are really work
Ing. found by talking with various
owners Of big factories that it takes
seven and eight times as many men
TO get the same output now that was
received before the war These men
are not war unfortunates--they are not
manned or injured, They will not work
more than four or five hours day
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
Soviet General
Threatens To Fire
On British Ships

CUNSTANTINOPLE. Feb %. by tho
Associated Press Gen tborcyitCh.
sS-yyar-ald Bolehevik commander al
odessa has threatened that be VIII open
fire on the British warshlps there with
u three days II they remain iu the
harbor. according 20 message received
tero from Rear Admiral y. 4 McCully.
commanding the United States naya,
forces operating In Russian waters.
The message was scnt after the ad-
mirBl had conferred with the general.
who expressed surprise that the Brit
lsh warships had fired on his troops
Gen UburCVitCh the message reports.
said he understood the British had
made q treaty with the Holsheytk gov
eminent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
DREDGE is BUSY
CLEARING WHARF

The "Iots." Mississippi river com
mission dredge boat, tied up at the
Memphis wharf Thursday afternoon,
and Friday started getting the mud off
the wharf Sediment deposited to a
depth OF a foot or more Is hindering
work on tho wharf and the dredge will
work there until the river stops fall
ing. The waters have receded about 10
feet in the past few days and are still
falling.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
PASS CLERKS EXAMS.

Alva A. Houston, of Neshoha Earle
Griffin, of Galloway. and Guy Rutlodge,
of Dyer. successfully passed the rail-
way mail clerks examination and have
been designated substitute clerks,
J. S. Morris, chief clerk Of the Mem
phis office, railway mail clerks. is ex-
pected to return Saturday from St
Louis, where he Is attending a meet
ing OF chief clerks of railway postal d.
visions
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
RAZE ACTORS HOTEL.

NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The razlng OF
house which during It's 20 years OF OK
lstenee. was the home OF many now
prominent stage and screen stars be-
fore fame and fortune smiled on them
began today, The building, situated
at Broadway and 45th street in the
heart Of the theatrical district. will be
replaced by a motion picture theater.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
AIR MAIL AVIATOR
LANDS ON MOUNTAIN

BELLEFONTE. Pa. Feb. I3.-PHot
Paul W Smith, Of the aerial mail serv-
ice had a thrilling escape when his
motor stopped dead and he was COM
PEELED 10 make a landing on the tcp
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
MAKE POSTAL CHANGES,

Unbelievable mail matter Of the
second, third and fourth classes which
bear the pledge al the sender TO pay
fsTSNiage fer It's forwarding or return
may be forwarded to the addressee or
e. such other person as the sender may
designate, aud all unbelievable perish
able fourth class matter of obvious
value, either with or without such
pledge, will be- forwarded, according TO
a statement by the poatoffice depart
ment received IN Memphis Friday.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
JUDGE RETURNS,

states district court, returned to his
office Friday morning, after being away
for some time presiding at a session Of
federal court in Knoxville, Tenn, and
visiting relatives
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
DIVIDENDS ARE TO BE PAID
QUARTERLY

Get in on these dividends--let your
money work for you.
WHAT SUCCESSFUL MEN HAVE SAID
GRAHAM BELL-"Find the new thing
and buy stock
j. p. MORGAN-"Th foundation Of
wealth is the first 500 well invested"
CHAUNCEN NJ. DEEPEN" when
the stock is first offered"
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER-"D de-
lay. Get in while you can. The unwise
man thinks a thing worthless or it would
not be offered to him"
WESTINGHOUSE 1880 Five thousand
Americans are worth million dollars each
because they invested their savings in new
things"
JAY GOULD--"Dou't wait to see how
a thing pans out. You will have to pay
a premium on the stock and you will have
lost the biggest advance in its value. You
must make your money on your judgment
and foresight and not on demonstrated
facts"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
WHISKY THIEVES KILL
MARSHAL IN KANSAS

TITTSRU RIG. Kan. Feb, Is Three
men attempting TO steal whisky from
warehouse near Liberal Mo, early
today shot and killed W r. Gowdy,
marshal Of Liberal, who was on guard
at the warehouse. The bandits es-
capped
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
TEXAN NAMED.

WASHINGTON, Feb. I3.--R. T.. Tay-
Tor, OF Henrietta, Tex, was nominated
today as federal district attorney for
tho nnIthern dlAiElcl of TnNas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
ATTORNEY SELECTED.

w. SEIlNGTON, Feb. 13.-John l..
Nicely. Of Pensacola, was nominated TO.
day by President Wilson to be L. s
attorney for the northern district oil
Florlda. reappoIntment
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
TO Fertlfy the system Against

take GROVES TASTELESS chin
TONIC, It Puriries and Enriohes tho
Blood II Builds up ana Strengthens the
Whole System, II Forttfies the System
Against Colds and Influenza, Price Coo
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

We say again--We own the leases on CO
acres, every foot of which is proven oil
land
Tract No, lis acres, blocko13, B. n.
Ferguson survey-ths acreage was COM
pIetely surrounded by producing wells at
the time we purchased it, having a we'll
lf6 feet south of 1t, another 241 feet east
of 1t and still another ll9 feet north We
have since PUT DOWN ONE WELL ON
THIS TRACT AND IT CAME IN A PRO
DUCER ON NOV, 10
Tract No. 2--35 acres out Of the J. H.
Brown subdivision in block 54-this acre
age joins Tract No, / on the south and is
completely surrounded by production,
there being a producer in this block, This
is offset acreage to our No. l well.
Tracts Nos. l and are in the now IA
nous Kemp Munge field. Stock in
the mp-Munger-Allen, the discovery
well is selling on the boards at 81 500 for
$4,000 share Ours should do as well
Tract No. 3--12 acres Of the VIM. Bruce
Survey, in the South Burkburnett field.
which was opened up by the Texhoma
WELL which came in at 1900 feet, re-
ported making 1000 barrels This acre
age is surrounded by a mass Of drilling
rigs and new wells are being brought in
almost daily,
Our acreage alone is now worth more
than our total capital,
Our production-Our No. l. completed
Nov, 49, is making enough oil to guar
antee dividends and we are working night
and day to complete our No. and will
rush the completion Of the other four to
be drilled upon the completion Of No. .
Each completion means bigger dividends
Our No. , Is down to pay sand now
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
FIVE TO ATTEND.

THE HAGUE, Feb. 13.-Denmark.
Norway. Sweden Switzerland and Hol-
land win be represented at the con-
ference which opens at the peace pal
ace here on Feb 16 TO discuss the for
nation Of an international court OF JUS
tice. This conference win aim to estab-
lish by comparing and examining plans
already drawn by commissions OF eX-
perts from other countries uniform
plan for permanent tribunal such as
Is provided for in article II of the Gov
enant OF the league OF nations.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Failure to investigate has kept many a
mans nose to the grindstone.
We welcome a proper searching inyesu-
CATION.
What the Wichita Falls banks say about
our President. Mr.. S. NJ. Griswold:
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
PAR VALUE $40
CAPITAL $15O,OOO
FULLY PAID AND NoNAssEssABLE
WICHITA FALLS, TEX

o %
and 5 int K emn rAna field
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

In buying stock in our Company you are
buying an interest in all the property Of
the Griswold Oil Company which at this
time consists of siXty-twO acres absolutely
proven oil handsome producing we'll with
others drilling; one complete drilling rig
with tools complete; trucks. cars. tanks,
gas engine and water pumping plant; all
casing and equipment including camps for
crews. We are drilling our own acreage
with our own tools, which is a big saving.
Out of the capital stock there will be set
aside 100000 for developing our holdings
all Of this is owned by the stockholders
The average oil proposition is a gamble
We have practically eliminated gamble
we have oil and we guarantee to drill
wells
These men and references proclaim hon
esty-ther references show they have no
past to atone for. They show their hon
esty of purpose by investing their own
real money in an enterprise before seek
ing the investment of others.
S. NJ. GR1SWOLD .......... President
References, any bank in Wichita Falls
See letters regarding him.
LUTHER SWIFT ....,... Vice-President
References. Commercial Guaranty
State Bank of NacogdoChes, Texas
0. F. BANTER ............. Sec Treas.
References. Stone Fort National Bank
NacOgdoChes Texas; Commercial
Guaranty State Bank. NacogdoChes
Texas; any business man or firm in
NacoGdoches County,
f. F. GRISWOLD ........ Field Manager
References, Commercial Guaranty
State Bank, Nacogdoches; Weyman-
Burton Co., 1907 Broadway, New
York
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13
NlCG-I CSluCul'
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK

Wichita Falls, Texas
Dear Sir Aug. /, 1919.
Mr. Griswold is a citizen of this town,
havins resided here four years. He bears
the best reputation and we consider him
a gentleman in every respect
Mr. Griswold is customer Of ours and
any courtesy shown him will be appre-
ciated by both himself and the writer.
Yours very truly,
RHEA S. NIXON,
President.
II you become a stakeholder your in
terests will be safeguarded to the best OF
our ability.
There are two pipe lines running across
our lease. so we will have no trouble dis
posing of our oil.
Mr.. S. NJ. Griswold, President OF the
COMPANY. is stopping at the Gayoso Hotel
and would be glad to meet few reliable
brokers. Must be men of ability and in
tegrity.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

No salary lost. Flu prevented by
taking one or two Laxative Quinidine
Tablets ivan Nleets) every night adv
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

Very truly.
r. Z. SHEPHERD.
Asst Cashier
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE
Capital $200,000.00 Surplus 100000
Wichita Falls, Tex, July 81, '19.
TO Whom 1t May Concern:
We are giving this open letter to intro
duce Mr.. s. NJ, Griswod of The Griswold
Oil Co.. who has been a resident of Wich-
ita Falls for several years. In this time
he has had number of transactions with
and through this bank, all of which have
been handled in satisfactory and bust
ness-ike manner. Mr.. Griswold has been
in touch with matters in local oil fields
and is we'll informed on conditions and
values. He will be pleased to explain to in
vestors the merits of any proposition
which he may have under development
Respectfully,
FRED c. BARRON,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-13

be entirely satisfactory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
CARLOAD CROSSINGS

The railroad, uf thr country
have many things 10 contend with.
just a. the people Of the country
have valid complaints. And one
OF the complaints made by the
railways is no more favorable 10
the people than Ia the lines them.
selves. due to the fact that human
flesh and bones arr more easily
damaged than potion locomotives,
or whatever they may weigh.
The complaint is that people
who drive automobiles are ~.
quently guilty Of trying 70
make" a railroad crossing at he
same time that u locomotive ar
riveS; tina, the two become more
or less involved. to The damag &C
The automobile drivers. tn mdli
ference OF the locomotive and tn
financial Inconvenience of the
company which operates sail lo.
connective.
The records indicate that hy e."
more people are injured at rail.
road grade crossings persons
| driving utomohilcS-than i'm any
other way by trains. ..-
| II is 80 easy io avoid this dang =
lat crossings that II is really
strange that 80 many accidents o.
this nature occur. The mo'orisr
has hut 10 slow up-a> he should.
lanyway-glance up and down The
rails 70 make sure there is mo- II,
preaching train. 10 max" himself
perfectly safe in crossing q mil.
rad.
Surely this is a small thing 80
DO compared 10 the sacrifice
lof life -- even in comparison Ia
running the risk of losing one =
life.
Railroad trains may rot IT,
stopped NJ a moments notice. II
j. some time after the brakes have
been applied before The coacho,
come Ia a SiandStil.
But il is easy 10 slow mp an
Iautomobilc and 10 pick U1'
speed aftcrward.
II is well worth iha auiamnl H.
drivers while 10 beware Of rail.
road crossings.
He'll live longer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10
{ ANGELIsT HAS
MOST SUCCESSF Ill
MEETING To DATE
M SERMON ~ PREACHED. ~ Z
GET NCQI NNTEn" PERIOD
u IEkTt RE on EVENING

WHIT WIS declared by Rev Burke
Culp,up.r Geo De- the most successful
m,,tIul so nr he'd ~ him sire, the
.dt,nt into Amarillo about Two Wool,r
agr was held last night ga th, tah'r
nUDlp Eighth and Polk streets. dosplts
the n,t tutf men sermon was preached.
m, evangelist Up,urd tho noe Ing
ly r,gur-iinl all who were mot a,.
umiut,d with those lu.at'd near Il"
,prl Everyone IN thc huu.c stool
&c. then pronounced 'l' meeting dis.
MISSED tor Il period or % f,N minute
500 tHl everyone t0 ,ul,lyur tu m1Lr
lao least ',u new u,lUliut'u.,s boo mt
tW,
Numerous self inupiUrluns and "a
..U,ud bIrd-hIkiug 'usucd when
'hc m'.iug was arIin called t.u order
numbers cd, persons declared tine, had
mot people they had never seen hr.
i.r E,, tulpopp'r todd the cungrH
Cation ib, mango from tho general
routine ,i DO, meeting was iu "iuirg
thrm ,l.,,r o. each other ana ,.u,l.
fe G,d."
whom 5000 invitation was put out hy
thr minister many personal workers
won't irdu.uious'y Co. thrlr vuIk.
F.uysiN conversions was th" result
th, l.r.,.t number eff conversions any
u.-u' u., th, ,u,u.rg "' nee revival
The m',ung WAS ur,,,.'l Dos dr.
tur.ul' t.yl.r directed hy E., W
T. Mcclure pastor oi the First Meth.
,di.i ,hur,h uf Fort Smith. AIS. and
l,,r. simeon SHAW. D, the N,,budI.'
church 10 canyon Texas. The SONG
s,r.i,. Dos the choir ami congregation
WIS lea hy John e. Robinson Miss
lln,ki'r sang sulu.
announcements fur sundays sorv.
i,,. were as iull ws Morning srryi,r.
% u,lo.h sermon by r., Cuip'puor.
The Greatest Trims BOO the world Do
Afternoon service. u',lu,k. How to
Find wifc" This viii h' % ma IS
meeting Tor everybody Evening s,rv.
bee, 5ii G'clook. subject. "rckol 70
Rev Culp,lrur viii preach touighth en-
Tho Worlds Hid For q Man
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

ton. In NO far az MFR. Bryan Ii grief.
stricken by the nomination of Governor
Cox he may bc said Ia be- the victim
nf hi' own pcrycrsty one can not be-
sure that Mr. MsAdon would have hctn
nominated " Nj BRYAN hid supported
his candidacy Ills Influence ana power
nt san Francisco re'm not tn have
been great. liut that his support woilld
have been helpful o. those who were
trying tu biiug about the nomination
.uf VI Nc \duo. there can be- No doubt.
lnucud uf giving that support M.
BRYAN withheld A. and not only with.
held h. bat published onyonomod crit.
,isms e she N,\don candidacy TINT
w't" hrartouing tu the supporters uf
Governor cox. ~ is therefore. not
without responsibility for the uomiui.
tiuu uf Guycrnor cos.
Mr. BRYAN can not plead his d'yo.
ton tu prohibition as the reason ~ hia
r"fuul to gippou the MoNdop candi
dlrv. rhr Anu Saloon League Ghnd put
th" s,lmp II ~ approval un tho Ne
>dUo c1ndidncy. and Nj Bryan himself
lid mot question Mr. McAdoo's fidelity
tp 10" Eighteenth Amendment 10 com.
posing his argument against the can.
diilor ul that gentleman. I'm opposing
o. Mr. BRYAN was gratifying his ami
mwiiv toward the President so that %
may be- uid that the nomination NJ
Governor cox is somewhat r,trihuiivo
90 h.f udulgono, If that passion Tho
ed, I.'iun that presented itself tn Nj
G.t1u ut Siu Francisco was much l.k'
iba' which confronted him ni Baltimore
Urht NuH HEn ON that u,eusiUu Mr.
Er,nnt ur.lnnl attitude toward the
WILSON rnnditnoy WIS similar Co.. hH
attitude toward the McNduu Dudilt,v
Hu 't Baltimore. sr,iug that the de-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-10

joiior H. dictates of his pol'ticdl
hackers!
II is u question which is well
worth considering. in view OF the
fact that what a man all dc can
only be- forecast upoR has ro'ori
~ past Grhirromcnis-or faiprC'.
We have herr prohiiiionlS'
who voted against prohibition BE-
cause his constituents 81 ordered.
Will W. have next 90 ,DOHoni e
,rh0 mOrCS against 'C0n0mtN ~
che administration S'oiCI a.
fairs. bccdU,c his constituents 500
instruct
We will not. because We haze a
candidate about whom there is no
mystery - because The p,op', !
candidate, Pat VI. Nrff. owes moth
ing to the political clique ~
Austin or elsewhere. and hocms"
his record shows that when dis.
.irict attorney of Nclrunan coun-
~. be- saved for the state ~2i.0uN
during the six years he held N.
office.
H. lid ihi, hy di>charging light
assistants who had been employed
ly his predecessor 20 take mp 'hD
slack" IN the proceeds Of 'hr o'.
flee. finding. rs hr did. that ho
could save these salaries hv ihr
employment Of only two. in>'r
of ten. assistants. ami that hr
could do 80 without loss Of rffi.
cheney
Tho tvo records are well worth
considering.