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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
1ExHOMA BUSINESS MEN
SPONSORING NEW ROAD
TO CONNECT HIGHWAYS


The Texhoma Commercial Club
voted 10 make application Tor mem-
bcrship In the Panhandle Plains
Chamber OF Commerce nj re-
cent meeting. at which Frank
r. Jamison. secretary-mansgef OF the
panhandle-plains organization. was
one OF the principal speakers by IN.
vitatlon Of the club. The Officers
and members OF the TeXhoma Club
are reported rs being very enihusi-
sstic over the possibilities OF deve'
Iopment through cooperation with
other organizations In the Pan
handle.
Members Of the Texhoma com
morcial club are sponsoring "A move
10 Amarillo. the highway 10 run 10
stratford. Dumas and into this city.
Successful completion % this effort
would mean splendid highway
running north and south through
Moore and sherman counties. II Is
understood that the Potter county
commissioner will fce that a good
road Is built o. tie Moore-rotter
counties junction
Texhoma lies between Amarillo
and Elkhnrt. Kan The nailas-Can
adlan-Denser highway runs from
Beaver throush Elkhsri end an into
Oklahoma and Texas. while the Col-
erado-to-Gnlf highway runs from
Pueblo through Amarillo aud dova
through the state u nlans Of Tex
h0ma business men are accomplished
q junction or connecting road WUulp
b. run ffom Amarillo 90 Elkhlr'
THIS would enable tourists "a switch
from nne highway 10 anothor
Il Il pointed out ~ Texhomu husl
ness men that tourists could So a.
Pueblo, take . r0nnerlipr read M
Lamar, Cal. conneri with the nlllas.
ganadlan-DenyeT road. 80 % Elkhurt
Kan, then So south Through Tex
homa and "a Amarillo A eommliiea
from Tekhoma r0mpnsfd ~ Nj silll
well. MF AEood and A. n1n.rlf haff
been eppoiniud % 50 over the rlo
posed hlgheay and shortly eal' !
mreilng Nth representative. oil
euunll0s affected in rrEard ip CO.
feasibility ~ ~ pT0ieei
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
WANTED
ihe Public 10 Know

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-03-28
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Sde Most geautJi2 CarWt2mena
A Feature Of the Shows

1t cxaggcration say that hopand powered with
our new "Genbrook model has xcylindcr tort
been sensational feature of passes every standard heretofore
both the national and local accepted the best hvepas
mobile shows scnger
Its fame has travelled from Tn, .Ccnlook" no one of
to state city To city ana now the fastest selling the
occupies an unchnged position American market and the demand
of leadership the field of five is increasing with each succeed
passenger cars ing day
" wv '''s .Ps'N " ' p Already production schedule
"0'''' W. nav NV ~ hasbcen sorey Observation-Disclosures
"''' ""' "' ~ 1D'"" WIN spring delivery will undoubtedly
" way =" P'''N '''' result ovcrsold condition
po l'nIraI" an eorOccr Compet wuhany6w passenger
:" - -, ,'', = that the market affords and
-, s w. - h's 49, determine whether 5 not In
Wv deed the greatest dohrfordoar
Designed and built the Paige value n rh' light SIX field
PAlGtpITRolT MOTOR CAR COMPANY DETROIT Mehgap
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
ACADEMY AUDIENCES LIKE
"DAY AT ELLIS ISLAND"
An Average Variety Bill on Tap for
Rcmnfndrr OF the
Week

The Academy Is presenting an
average variety show for the re-
,mainder OF the week. Following the
usual motion picture displays. We
bad the Two Cartons" Advertised
As the "phlcgmatic gymnaste." they
turned out to be anything but that
Second on the bill came the Prince
lima Four, II quartet of two men and
two women. who entertained In
classical and modern songs. Their
oriental costumes evidently denoted
the nationality OF their royalty. They
possessed good singing voices. and
their choice OF selections was the
sort of thing that Il vaudeville audi
encc enjoys.
Joe ROLAND and Elsie Ray were
seen next in n typical variety act
They combined little song. a lit
tie dancing and a little nonsense and
the result was n pleasing turn. Mali
rice Samucls and company. in "a Day
AT ELLIS Island" seemed the most
popular with the audience. The
sketch itself wax better than tho
usual one-act playlet seen In vaudc-
Vile. and the cast OF five people was
amusing and quite clever Maurice
Samucls himself gave an amusing
inDerSonation or an Italian. who had
come to meet his sweetheart at El-
lis Island, and a bit OF violin play
Ing by u young boy In the cast also
was greatly appreciated. as tho bill
this week lacks music. Closing the
performance was the Mabel Fonda
trio. who give n whirlwind exhibit
ton of manipulation of the best
sort. L. A. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
TRANSPORTS BROADWAY
TO OUR OWN BROAD ST.
William Rocks Revue VIII Give
This Feeling to

The true test OF a show is in view
Ing IL more than once. When one
can still say the enthusiastic things
about William Rocks Revue Of
1920" after having seen it three
times. twice In Norfolk and again
last night at the Strand. it Is IL sure
thing that the show in question is n
mighty good one. And all the cnthu-
siasm inspired after seeing it for the
hrst time WAS still on hand at the
close OF my third performance.
William Rock himself. who was
seen here two seasons ago with
as as hitting crown for HIS twenty
hvc years Of stage success Ills re-
vuG Is al that New York likes in Il
girl. music and comedy SHOW. IL
happily combines Laughter. pep,
stunning stage pictures, tunefui
music and .g;it-edgc cas-, down to
The last chorus girl. William Rock
ii, nave Known that the usual
Dc a SAD spectacle. for he has picked
some OF inc prettiest girls seen out
sue New York this long time. His
company numbers Gfty-nve. the
aforementioned stunning girls
Marion Sunshine. the winsome miss.
VINO has been well -cstablished
favoritc in New York for several
seasons. heads the cast OF beauty.
She shares honors with E.rncstine
Myers. OF the twinklinS toes, who
made such hit in Mr.. Rocks SUM
incr show. silks and Satins" Miss
Meyers has unusual grace and abil-
Hy AS dancer and presents two
Startling numbers. especially her
Dansc Orientale. Irene and Berenice
hart. two very young girls Of the
Duncan Sister type ,naNe big hit
Immediately upon entcriug These
charming sisters have youth. beauty
ana a most attractive manner of
singing. and coupled with winsomc
ways and dainty costumes make two
uelectabl. bits OF fcUininIty. An
other feminine principal. who lis quite
= a UNIQUE addition to the show. is
She gives bit OF native color in
tho last scene and shows that she
Is regular American as well.
william Rock himself, James j.
Corbett and the ever funny funny
Biily u. Van share honors for the
male leads. Mr.. Rock turns his hand
at Character work, songs comedy and
man who could rest on his iaurels
and take il easy. James j. Ccrbett
Is that same old Jim. ali dressed up
like new saloon and helping the
Van holds the boards as chief
comedian. Who hasn't rocked with
Laughter at his nonsense? And he
actcrizatiOn OF The Bish." in My
Rainbow Girl" seen here last season.
Another comedy hit Is made by Alvey
and O'Ncill. the latter Il Richmond
boy. They bring down the house in
dance which reaches the peak OF
idiocy.
William Rocks Revue IL not a show
designed for tho road, Ii is far TO cx-
aensive production for that lie
has assembled a show which blase
New York Will enjoy. or course,
there are some people who say that
they don't care fer the Follies type OF
plotlcss revue. But for sheer amusc :
incnt and entertainment. which does
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Pale, Sallow Women
Told How To Acquire The
Glow OF Health

Women who are pale, sallow, over
worked, no energy and hardly able to
drag about, IL you could only realize
what Vinol, tho cod liver and iron
strength creator and body builder will
do for you we are sure you would not
rest until you had triod It,
Miss Phyllis Jones says: IT was
rundown. pale. nervous. thin and had
faintlng spells. MY doctor prescribed
Vinol. 1 have gained rapidly since
taking II and look and feel better in
every way"
Vinol enrlches the blood with multi
tudcs Of healthy rcd blood corpusclcs
and what Vinoi did for Miss Jones
1t will do for every pale. sallow
weak, overworked woman in this
vicinity.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
REV. PHILIP COOK, D. D., is
NOW BISHOP OF DELAWARE
ConsecrRtIon Services Held mt ST.
MlchRel's md All Angels
Church, Hnltim0re.
Acc tn

BALTIMORE. Mp. Oct. I4.-with
impressive ceremonies, tho Roy
Philip Cook. d. D., was conaecratcd
Protestant Episcopnl Bishop of Della
ware here today at St Michacl's and
been rector for the Iaet four years.
Bishop Daniel <. futile. OF Mis-
souri,; Bishop John Gardner Murray.
OF MARYLAND, and Bishop Frederick
r. Reese. OF Georgia, were the con-
sccrators
Bishop Cameron Mann, OF Florida.
preached tho sermon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Screen Calendar

BROADwAY--Knt Mac
Donald, In "Curtnin."
LlRIC-DeMille's "Somethlnx to
Think About.v
lSIS-Norma TalmadKe. in "Pan-
thea
BIJoU-F;thel Clayton. In s'rhe
City Sparrow
DLCEB1RD-stItoot Gibson, In
~Fhe GrinninE Granger"
FfCTOR-sBIT" Hart, I'm "The
Cradle of Courage
ODEON-Constanc Kinney, In
I'D East"
REX-"ltis Grnnde."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

John Thomas Mic t27).
Laura Julianna Johnston t2c).
Henry Il. Lehman (27).
Carrie Pauline letter t25).
Allie Thombs (io).
Minnie Furcron (40).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

;, Mrs u; 8. Spencer. OF 81. Louis. is In
wedding Tuesday,
Miss Mary Archer. of vinIta. who has
been visiting here for several days. is now
guest ut the home or j. W. Archer
on Ferry street. South Richmond.
Miss Jennie Lorarn. or this city ~
visiting Mrs. IL. l.. hubbard a, her home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Cinema Programs
Reveals Mystic Realm.

Katherine Macdonald in "Curtain."
at tho Broadway. who has been
called the most noted OF American
him beauties, offers all an aliuring
VISIT to the land behind the foot
lights. The story Is n charming ro-
nance OF stage life and an introduce
ton to smart Bohemia at tho same
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Rex Oners ~Rio Gr.pde..

Rex Oners "Tsio Grapde."
This great story of the Mexican
border. written by Justly famous
author. Augustus Thomas. has been
secured by tho Rex Theatcr for n one
day showing. There are tho usual
found at this house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
w'nnthcn" Revived.

All Norma Talmadge fans are truly
giad to see this revival of picture
winch reveals the star at the height
OF her now almost limitless career
Beside this the story is very we'll
worth while. The Isis Theater has
Pnnthea' for tbs remainder Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
A Typical De Mile Film.

something to Think About" which
Is being shown all week mt the Lyric
with Gloria Swanson and n great cast,
Is typical masterpiece OF tho great
Cecil Ii. De Mile. and It is attracting
the same widespread interest here
That II has created elsewhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Ethel CLARION scnres

"a CITY Sparrow" which ia the title
or the Bijous current attraction,
starring Ethel Clayton. tells a power
ful story of the way in which an
Apache dancer OF Paris finds her way
to happiness through an afriiction
cast upon her by accident. a good
cast supports the star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15

not involve n bit of mental effort.
most sccptical ana the tircdest OF
business men. II Is "A bit or Broad
way transported TO Broad Street.
u. II. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Bluebird'n week-Ena MN.

Further adventures Of Loo RYAN
and Jean Paige in Hidden Dangers"
another typical Gibson film, .aThe
Grlnning Granger" and bounteous
supply OF comic and news features.
will greet week-end patrons of the
Bluebird Theater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
WEDDINGS : ENGAGEMENTS
Especial to The rlmes-Dlspatch.l


Preston ,Craigh!ll. a we'll known ar
rhItcct here, and Miss Lois Lyon
daughter OF Mr.. ana Mrs. james NJ
Ing at First Presbyterian Church. the
pastor. Rev. DIR. j. -. Paxton. oflciat-
Ing; Edward D!gby Baltzeil. OF Phil
crnipsh w Scott eei nro nnn W VII hd'Gy
cnskie and Bryan Handy were the
nshers. Mishcs Elizabeth Moore and
sue Gannawny were bridesmaids.
iron of honor.
After an extended wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. crnighill will reside
r. "Ediey." the country home OF the
family near the city.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. IA
pretty wedding was solcmnizcd Tues
day afternoon at the Church OF tho
Mary Fleming irvine ID iaus ht 'e Of
Or. and Mrs. J. Sinklcr Irvine. Of
that place. and Frank Hampton. Jr;.
Rev. r. G. Page performed the ccrc-
mony. Frank Hampton, ST., father
or the groom. was best man. and the
brides only attendant was. her aunt.
Mrs Henry Fenton Day. Of Danville.
LYNcHBuRG. VA. Oct, l4.--An-
Of the engagement OF Miss Louise
I.IiIaDetH armstrong, uaughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong. OF
kichmsnd; to a. J.. Davis. Of this city
The wedding Will be so!emnlzed in
Richmond In November
LYNCURrRG. VA. OCT li.-Rev.
y. J. Cofrey. formerly OF this city,
now pastor of group OF Christian
churches at Sylvatus. and Miss Willie
DorGas Akcrs. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w: NJ: -Akcrs, OF that place. were
married there Monday. Rev. w. T..
Balderson. OF Pulaski. officiating.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. III. L.
Adamcc and Miss Mary II. Bingham.
both Of Lynchburg. were married
Wednesday at tho parsonage of
Euclid Avenue Christian Church
Rev. j. T. Watson. officiating.
FREDERICKSBURG VA. Oct. "a.
Invitations have been received In this
city to tho approaching marriage OF
Miss Alice Purcell Richards. daugh-
ter OF Mt. and Mrs. James T. Rich
ards. OF Bowling Green. to Joe viii
Lis DeJarnettc. The wedding Will
take place. on Wednesday,. October
81. in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
~ Bowling Green, ut o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15

Constance Binney, whose every APP
Pearance here. ia tho signal for mo-
olization of an army OF her nd-
0deon for tho remainder OF the week
IN her great success from the pen OF
Rachel CrotherB, "3y East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Unusual Role For Hart,

The Cradle OF Courage" which
the Victor Is showing today and to-
morrow, Is the latest film OF William
s. Hart and reveals him in n light
rarely affected by this star. He Ia in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15

Tho Silver Cross Circle OF Kings Dauyh-
tors VIII meet with Mrs A. u Shea 52.2
Grove Avenue this afternoon at $3.50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15

dcnce OF Mrs. Richard II. Smith. The
presiIent. Mrs. Preston Carson. requests
Iuil attcnuhncc. rs matters of Import
ance pertaining 10 the fail and winter
work must be decided upon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15
Constance Kinney hack.

turn crook. a soldier. n policeman
ana q reformed private citlzen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-15

LYNCHBURG, VA. Oct III. L.
both OF Lynchburg. were married
Wednesday At tho parsonage of
Euclid Avenue Christian Church,
Rev. j. T. Watson. officiating.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27

ache, Toothachc, Earache, Neural
gia, Lumbago, Rheumatism, Ncu-
ritis and Pain generally.
Always say "Baycr" when buy
ing Aspirin. Then look for the
safety "Baycr Cross" on the. pack
age and on the tablets.
Handy tin boxes of twelve tab
lets cost but few cents. Drug
glsts also sell larger packages.
tic Monoacct tic &C ide stet OF S,lis vlicsciS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27
RETREAT CONTINUING.

Paris, Nov. 14-General Wrangeis
o,~mv thoroughly beaten, Is cGntinu'
ing to rereat southwark accordins
to information received by the
French Forcgn Office today, pursued
by we'll commanded BoisheVls'
army Of twenty-seven divisions 1on
oval ,Wrongel has suffered great loss
ca and many of his officers have been
killed.
The French Foreign ONCE today
confirmed the hopelessness OF Gen.
Wrangers military situation. inc
evacuation OF Sebastopul by ciViilans
and foreigners is under way accord
ing to Foreign once advices, hut the
members of General Wrangers gov
eminent still were in Sebastopol last
night, although the Bolshevists were
reported to be occupying SIM
feropol and capturing many priso'
ners md large quantities Of Materials
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27
WILSON MEN WIPED OUT III
WHOLE DELEGATIONS.

washington, Noyembcr-How com
plete is the utter decentralization OF
the Democratic party in Congress as
the result Of the Harding landslide
is indicated by the complete or near
ly complete elimination of all repre-
sentation in many Of the most popu
lous states Of tho Union.
In Ohio not Democrat is left to
defend his political faith. General
Isaac r. Sherwood who has, been in
the House off and on since his first
term in 1878, when he and "Uncle
joe Cannon came III together, lost
ont, as did Gard, Welty, Brumbaueh
Davey, Mooney; Babka; and Ash
brook whose district was regarded as
impregnable. Among the new mem
bers will be Theodore T.. Burton,
who was formerly chairman OF the
House Comittee on Rivers and Har.
bors, succeeded Joseph B. Foraker in
the Senate and was the choice Of his
state for the Presidency in 1916. Not
even Pennsylvania did as well, for,
while six Democrats fell by the way
side one vet remains in Guy e. Camp
bell, of Pittsburgh who was also in
dorsed by the Republicans.
In Indiana the delegation remains
d. it was-alI Republicans and I'll re
elected. So It It in Iowa, with the
exception Of Kemp a Republican who
succeeds Kennedy, another Repub'i.
can who retired. In Illinois with
three districts still in doubt, It ap
pears that every Democrat has gone
down to defeat for the first time in
the memory Of the Oldest inhabitaat.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27
HOWARD DEFEATS HAMPTON.
(Charles Fl. Williams

Hampton, Va. Nov.--The Hamilton
t"otho.! team. fresh from its victory
over Lincoln. journeyed to Washing.
'"n accompanied by loyal group OF
rooters. confident OF bringing home
tho bacon. The recent scores of the
two teams indicated that q great
struggle would he witnessed by the
loyal supporters OF the two teams
Only the first few minutes Of tho
game bore out that indication.
Ihe hopes Of the Hampton group
were shIrt-lived, as two touchdowns
were made by Howard In tho frat
balf. Howard met little resistance
from the Hampton eleven. The MAY
ing OF the "Seasiders" was q disap
rointment to the host OF spectators.
because 1t lacked the fighting spirit
which has characterized Hampton
teams In days gone by. The Hampton
players appeared to be suffering
from stage fright, from which they
never wholly recovered. Only brief
flashes Of the old Hampton spirit
were seen.
The Howard team. however backed
by n large student body, who exhibit
cd the most perfect cheering. played
with dash and aggr essiveness that
swept Hampton before them. It WIS
mainly line plunging and end run
Ing that Melted the three touchdowns
for Howard. The clusivcness of tho
Howard backs, aided by poor taclsling
enabled them to get the first down
almost ut will. The game was clean
played throughout.
Hampton's defeat by Howard leaves
only one opponent between Howard
and the intercollegiate championship.
Referee, G. G. Wilkinson; Umpire.
a. x. Savoy; Headlinesman, Benia
min Wash. ngton. Time of quarters.
Is minutes. Score, Howard IS: Hamp
ton 0.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27
WITH HORNS ENTANGTED DEER
CLUBBED TO DEATH.

Lynchburg, Va. Nov. 1S-A story
comes from lower Appomattox Coun
~ describing the killing of a large
deer there Tuesday by n man named
Payne who dubbed the animal TO
death. Dogs chased the deer into
some water and while fighting the
dogs the horns of the deer became
entangled in some brush Mr.. Payne
approached and cndeavorcd to use
a club on the deer, when the animal
tried to get at him. He finally kill
ell the deer with the club. The dee:
dressed, weighed 100 pounds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27

Likewise Connecticut 10 now all Rc
publican. as Is Kansas by the defeat
Of Ayres. a Democrat In the Eighth
district aud Michigan bv the deleat
OF Doremus In tho First district. Min
nesota purged itsvlf Of even an Jude
pendent by leaving at home w. l..
Carss and now every member is q Re
publican.
Most remarkable of oil was tho
shift In Missouri where ten Demo.
Gratis went to defeat, including tho
veteran Champ Clark and where all
but one OF the sixteen Representative
es arc now Republican. The majori.
ty was so large that the state Is now
considered safely Republican for a
long time at least. Montana was ber.
eft OF its one Democrat and Utah de
feated its two Democrats and substi
tuted two Republicans. Nevada sent
ono Republican instead OF. q Demo
crat. California sent three moro TO
publicans instead of two Democrats
and prohibitionist 30 that the dele
CATION vii lcoptaln niue Republicans
and two Democrats.
In New Jersey four Democrats were
ootStoh diN why OhU now Ieulalu6 In
tho delegation OF twclvo. In New
York eleven Democratic wore showed
under in the awful blixaard OF No.
vember 2. Nine now remain out NJ
the forty-three in the delegation.
which also includes ono Socialist.J.
V. Ganley and r r. McKimiry, bud
dies" who lived at the same hotel,
had adjoining ofiice> as we'll as dis
gallo nwill contain nine Republicans
among tie casualties.
In Oklahoma five Republican mem
bers will grow where only two grew
before, and this leaves only three
Democrats. Exactly the ra
was made In Tennessee. EXCEPT that
one Republican from Texas Is con
sidered the great miracle Of the cleo.
ton rs great as was considered the
election Of Democratic senator from
Missouri In tho Roosevelt landslide
of 1904.
South Dakota gave up it's one Dem.
ocrat and now has three Repubr cana
ana West Virginia threw out M. M
Neely, veteran Democrat go tba+
the delegation of six could he ent;relv
hepubNcan. In Wisconsin three
changes were made, but the delegat.
ION or eleven Is entirely Republican
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-27

Notdcoi

We received one of our return on.
velopes. post marked, Richmond with
two one dollar bills In the same. bu,
with no name or address. We do not
know to whom to accredit the
amount. Will the sender let us know
Lis manner