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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
Wilson Used As Tool By
 Certain Oregon Democrats
byans Trip to Alabama Expected Prove Great Hand-
 cap to Anti-Saloon League n Its Efforts to Raise $25,OOOOOO Campaign Fund
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

, purposes, damned the league which it pretended to bless.
 The Presidents telegram had this ef- feet, it is admitted by democrats: The Senate became impressed with belief that
 the President would not accept the reser- vations which otherwise the democrats would have agreed to support. Had the telegram not been written there is little question but that Senator Underwood, as leader of the democrats, and Senator
 Lodge, as leader of the republicans, would have "whittled' down dhe Lodge reser- vations in such fashion that the demo- crats would have found it possible to support them. 1t is admitted that the democrats cannot gain what the Presi- dent would have them gain, although Senator Underwood was confident that the republican majority, in hope of rat ification, would have made reasonable concessions. The impasse, in other words,
 still prevails. The republicans will not concede to the point the President would have them concede, and the President will not move to the extent that the re- publicans would have him move.
 Senator Underwood, when asked for statement, said simply that the telegram of the President, containing his attitude, removed the league problem from the Senate and placed it before the two party conv entions. By this expression Senator Underwood admitted the futility of at  tempting to coerce the republicans to the end that they might write only interpre- tative reservations
 Democratic leaders in and out of Con- gress declare unequivaly that the demo- crats in convention will be of mood identical with the democrats in the Sen ate. As result, it is predicted that the convention, while denouncng the Lodge reservations as reservations framed to destroy the treaty and for the purpose of expressing hatred of the democratic party and Woodrow Wilson, will indorse the covenant, but with reasonable reser- vations as contrasted with those accept able to the President, which, in effect, would admit only of the dotting of an occasional "i'' or the crossing of 't"
 Such leaders unhesitatingly declare that were the convention to adopt the treaty as originally prepared it would force the party into certain defeat; that it would win in no state other than the south.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16

It is a curious fact that nearely all the styiped tights worn by jockeys on Euro an race courses are woven by thr of Sienna.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

"WaIuns" from "tIstcu Io.'y.'
t\dy'
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waiting" from Listen Lester"
(Adv)
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CHURCH CLUBS TO BANQUET
Hattie Grasblll Missionary society
Join bethany Guild at Meeting.

Members Of the Hattie Graybni
missionary society and the Bethany
guild OF the First Presby tcrian
church will unite In a joint banquet
ana meeting with their husbands as
guests in their church basement
Thursday evening at $50 The
banquet, which will be in every way
worthy OF the name, is i'm charge
uf the following committee from the
Hattie Graybill society. assisted 10y
a committee from the bethany guild.
Mrs. j q. Chcairs, Mrs ". H..
Beckley, Mrs John NJ. Chick. Mrs.
Percy Collins. Mrs. s. c. Lock
wood and Mrs. j G. Sloan.
The program will be under the di-
rectior Of Mrs. G. W. Kerr and
Mrs. W. +. Stahl. Following the
devotionals led by Dr. Arthur Lee
O'Dell, a stereoptican program, "The
Chosen OF today In the Korea OF yes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05
OF that Catarrh
while you can

Catarrh gets to be habit
For goodness sake, don't get used to it.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

Kondons Catarrhal Jelly is guataHced not amy BY Gs
but by 80 years 'c,7tle ~ millions o/ InsreaH5. hon
do1S d0e( dD wOHetS Joy toHy Co6, Sneezirg, cough
ChyOHiC cai1Jyh p0eblcca hedddthr nose efc.eU
paw iOhy Di0HcY 6alt. On sale at all drug storoc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

lieves that. | have recommended
your medicine TO several young ladies'
VINO have all benefited by it. Mrs,
AGNES l.; BELLOWS, BOG Lincoln Rd.,
East Rochester, N. Y.
ioung. women who are troubled
WIN painful or irregular periods.
tniackache, headache, dragging-down
SSt.nissaIlons,, fainting spells or in
SsesSu9h SasDsSh should take Lydia e. Pink
aSsa aaih : vegetable Compound. Thous-
,sil ius nave been restored TO health by
'4'S FOOT and herb remedy.
tof fMrite Wy! Tor free and helpful advice
s5LydiaE. s5 Pnkham Medicine Co. icon.
n,nenual), Lynn, Mass. Women only
'pen' read and answer such letters,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

Chosen" which has Christian
significance IN their language.
There are ESQ names ON the roll
Caa " the Hattie Gruyhill mission .
AIRY society ana $50 ON the Rethauy
guild l,sl Tho former has for many
years supported woman mission
arF. Doctor McNrihur, In India.
other missionaries supported 10y the
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compound ] or
several years and
think it fine. am
a practical nurse
and when Igetrun
down and nervous
l take Vegeta-
able Compound. |
also have trouble
with my bladder
when l am on my
I e ct and Lydia
+. Pink h a m 8
SanativeWash ra.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

.erday," will be presented. Local
rresbvteriaus are particularly In
tcrested IN Korea because they are
maintaining missionary family,
Georgc Winu, his wife and children.
IN kHnghei state Korea The mis-
stonary activity IN this country re-
Gently bore fruit when the hcathcn
name. Korea was changed to
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

LONDON, Jan. 3.--Three hundred
armed Sim Feiners attacked the po-
lice barracks at Carrigtonhill at 10
o'clock saturday night, according TO
a dlspatch to the Central News from
Cork The attacking forces fired
valleys for three hours and then
blew up the end of the building with
bombs.
Ms occupants were made prison
ers while the radicals looted the bar
racks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05
REYNOLDS QUITS
G. 0. P. POSITION
Former Secretary to Man
age Campaign for
Coolidge
IS SUCCEEDED BY MILLER
CONGRESSMAN From Minnesota
to Act As Temporary
Chairman

cIucAGO. Jan. 4.-James B'
p,uolt. secretary of the repuUua-
r'r national committee since iSiE'
has resigned. II was announced 10
J9y to take the manaBemeht Oh
he campaign OF Gov. Gavin CVo-
"a. Nassa .husetts, for the
.oo,,i,o,ior for president. The resig-
o,ion IA effective January 10.
The announcement from centra'
u..s,nr, hctaluarters of the republi-
national committee said II was
,s,octed that Clarence B. Miller of
vi,pesnta for 10 years "a mem ber
~ congress from the Duluth district
.opId be made acting secretary. He
woGid assume all Of Mr. Reynolds
Tnties until the national committee
takes formal action.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

Miss Zelah Hcinbaugh, Y. W. c.
A. field secretary OF girls work from
Dallas Texas who Is now In the city
for few days in the interest OF
establishing a permanent girls camp
for tho southwestern field dt Tlsai-
mingo, Okla, came to see Tulsas
Y. ". camp at Parthenia park, the
fame OF which has spread through
the southern section.
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THIS NURSE
ADVISES
Women Who Are iii To
Take Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

East Rochester, N. Y.-'G have
used Lydia h. Pinkham's Vegetable
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05
plan. southern Camp For Girls.

Remember Listen Lester Friday
Nlght.--(Adv.)
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CHM TcinprS ATTACH BnrrnClls.

"wben shadows FAN" from Listen
Lester '--tAdVD
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Never be content to live in that wayseeping with mouth
open, waking with bad taste coughing and splitting all day,
easy mark colds and epidemic of throat trouble that
comes along
Try Kondon Catarrhal Jelly used esteemed for thirty
clearing soothing angry relieving Caar
IT household remedy thousands Of American homes
Better than camphoated oil for children.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-05

Listen Lcs'cr' Speedy And Then
Some-(AdvJ
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Meeting of Missionary Society.

The Missionary Department. of the
Woman's Society OF the Presbyter-
ian church met with Mrs. j. H.
Humphries at hostess Thursday al.
ternoon. December 18th.
As usual the necessary business
was disposed of first Christmas
Bible verses and Christmas giving
and receiving was the subject Of
the devotional meeting, lead by Mrs.
Wright in which number took
part.
Mrs Demaray then took charge of
the program of the afternoon. The
home topic was "Mormonism, its
principal doctrines and practices
with forceful illustrations and Nor
mon Elders" Their methods and
practice was carefully and clearly
presented by Mrs. NJ S. Steele and
held the interest of all. This was
followed by an informal presenta-
tion of facts from the personal
knwledge of others present.
Mrs. Demaray presented the for
eign topic, "Moslem Lands, time
only permitting her to speak of Sy
ria and it's appealing situation and
her great need
Mrs. Riley read most interest
ing article Should all Jews return
to Palcstine?" directing our atten,
tion to the modern movement Of
Gods chosen people
Mrs Wright spoke of the years in
China, Japan and Korea that DR.
and Mrs Mills were to have and Of
the Anticipated visit on return and
of the messages they would have on
their return. Following the dis
missal verses were given.
Christmas plum pudding and cot
fee was served by the hostess. The
attendance was excellent.
MRS. WRIGHT. Sec. Pro Tenn
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Returned To Holly

Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wood, old time
sesidents of Holly, arrived Thursday
evening from South Wayne, Wiscon-
sin, where they have been visiting
friends and relatives the past few
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood, who a few
months ago sold their home proper
ty to I. N Swafford and disposed of
their household goods by auction
sale left Holly with the intention OF
making their future home in the
east However Mr. Wood stated
that Holly people seemed more like
home folks and while they were as
yet undecided as to where they will
locate it will in all probability be
in Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs Wood went to Spring
field, Colo, Sunday for short visit
with relatives there and will return
to Holly the last Of the week
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
NO SHORTEST DAY YoR
1890; THERE ARE SEVEN
Beginning Last Saturday and End.
ing Friday Days Are Of Equal
Length.

What is the shortest day of the
year?
This question is Il eOmmcn one
and usually the answer is December
Goth or 2Ist. As matter OF fact,
there are seven shortest days" this
year beginning last Saturday and
ending next Friday there is no
change in the length Of the day in
Holly. There are small changes in
the time the sun rises and sets but
the length of the day is not affected
from December 18th until Christ
mas day when one minute is added.
The Worlds Almanac shows that
for Saturday and Sunday the sun
rose at 7:l4 \. NJ and set at i:iO p
VI. Monday and Tuesday the times
are 7:l5 and IA. Wednesday and
Thursday the times are 7:l6 and
i:42. Friday the sun rises at III
and sets at l:43.
After Friday the evenings begin to
grow longer. though up until the
first OF the year tn sun continues to
rise later. On Christmas day the
day is 8 hours, q minutes. Two
minutes moro are added before the
year ends. The last day is 9 hours
and 90 minutes in lenth. with the
sun rising mt 7:l9 and setting tat
4:4s.
The day is shortened as you go to
states farther to the north and ma
tcrially lenghened to the so,lh. To
day in the New England and other
northern states of the tmion last 9
hours ad ! minutes: in New York
Indiana and other states OF similar
latitude the day is 8 hours and Is
minutes: here it is 8 hours and II
minutes, while in the southern state
1t is even II hours
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Discovered stolen Goods.

Arthur Barrie and Henry Collier,
two employees OF the w. A. thinner
Drug company. were arrested Sat
l,r,iny night by tfndersherif Rhod.
5cribailgh after finding in their room
at the Central Hotel a large number
Of articles that had evidently been
taken from the stock of the well
known drug firm The articles In,
cluded drugs. fOntain pens. mani
cure sets, etc, some of which had
been disposed of, according to the
yong men. The value of the stolen
goods is estimated at about $50.
Barrie and Collier are now. in the
county Jail. They came to Lamar
with high recommendations from
Denver The date for their prelim,
mary hearing has not yet been set
Lamar Daily News
c. f. Fortney, manager OF the w
F. AIcCue Mercantile company was
a Lamar visitor Tuesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
DECEMBER rs

Dscember 2s-a momentous history
chrst-the only perfect
produced
chrsGsnity-that ennobng faith which civilization
alive and beyond
every day
and humility in thankuln that God in His merciul wis
dom created whose death should world
the churches reside lofty
and in the the Of
wherever mankind there God will look
which university
SON..
No heart pure but what it be made cleaner
concentrating upon wonderful
this perfect
No s stepped what purified
belief Christ his life might
tes andt W %
it should setting OF the tho
stroke Of twelvs
carry
daily affairs and into pleasures
pasimes
gentle forgvng spirit Christ
things say life which
ma nc have been in
he leastt can
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Gave Pastor Pound Social.

The congregation of the Metho-
dist church of Holly. surprised their
pastor and pstimablc wife on last
Tuesday evening hv appearing at
the parsonage loaded with everything
necessary to make an old fashioned
pound social success except that
the articles left all weighed consid,
cradle more than pound. In fact
Mr. Lucas stated this morning to Il
Chieftain representative, that the
donations ranged in size for a
quarter of beef down to a pototo
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
HOLLY WINS
DOUBLE 6.EADER
Other Items of Interest Regarding
Holly Union High Srhool.

Once again Holly has proved hol
lettle on the basket bail court
asst Friday evening the Syracuse
girls were badly defeated by the
oily girls: the final score being
20. The Holly boys also played
~ Lamar team and defeated them
cd a score OF 35-ls. Both games
mfre very interesting, although ii
eilS almost walkaway for the Hot
d girls. the Syracuse team not be
IrcE able to retain possession of the
,rSll. The boys game wss more
arly matched, the Lamar boys be.
fhg about the same size This was
the first game Lamar haG played
for several years and they displayed
good knowledge of the game. Our
team was a little too fast tor them
i he Lamar team took their defeat
in good part and assured the Holly
boys that it would never happen
again. A large crowd which at
tended greatly helped in sustaining
the morale OF the home team. How
ever this was only a practice game,
league does not open until in Jan
uary
SeNtffl OF tne students are plan
ming to enter the State Essay con
test this year. The essay is OF
patriotic nature and is entitled.
Tho American" Three phases
what he was in l776; what he is and
what he ought to he, are to be de
velopcd. Some very attractive
prizes are offered this year and sew
eral good essays from the Holly
High school should be sent in. In
past years. Holly has won several
prizes for this class of writing and
it should not be impossible this
year
Our Christmas holiday season be
gins Friday. December 90 and aX-
tends to January g. 1921 We have
not had many holidays this year
and holidays are always welcome
to the student body Tho Junior class
of the High School are planning
treat and program for the remand
er of the school and will give it or
Thursday afternoon The entire
student body joins in Wishing tle
faculty, "a Merry Christmas and q
Happy New Year
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
STOLEN COATS
were RECOVERED
Thetts In Holly Caused Arrest of
Band Who He'd Been Pilfering At
Lamar.

CONSERVATION rapidly cooled the
ardOr OF local basket ball fans last
Friday night when upon the end of
the game, il was found a number of
0vGrcOafS had been taken from the
racks at the high SCHOOL building
during the game. Lamar Officials
s,'ch thcfts in the past ten days
and bnch OF Lamar boys who had
rome tc Hollv in the afternoon hv
riding on the blind and other meth
"tls to nvade the nayment of their
f.We were immca'atrlv susneeted
Superintendent Shannnr c,ltnd CITY
Marshal Fuller and the actions Of
this bunch was watched and near
'hr tim" for train No. = 10 arrive.
tho n'n"shHl intcreerted two hovs
who We're crossing Main street going
towards the hroor, corn barn to
the east When thev enw tho Of.
t'rer thav attemntel to get away
h''t we'2 cantilred and with six
others w"rn detained After 0cust.
ior,'n" oh h,t three were released
ard allowed to leave for lamar.
Thrsc three Wc'.n given 'nd~ing in
~ tN'.'. 'F'l f1lIt w llSt1I ~ 'Pft
,=hn. tt,y-. ~ow. Iotcr In tn" piph-
they called Mr. Fuller and, told
whcr" the str'or goods could hn
fnnnd-,-"ndcr thc h-oOm corn shed
""St az ito hrnnt Two overcoats a
cheen s,''n tf>at ",d q Swrato- worn
r,,nrrorri Tho trc o"rrrc"ta hn.
lr,n"rd =. Rnrtor white ard Nav
nard Wood fhn sweater To Grace
Wr'dr,an and thc shecn ekin coat
to bpr from the country.
.1oc Srsdcr and Wiz Evere+t wave
taken to lamar on S9tnrdav hit
the Other hov whose nomo iS Vic
Nichols vas keit here until Mon.
d"v of this week
Hollr has henn nnr+iclularfv free
from the pettv thicvcine that has
been going on in different towns in
the valley and local officials should
have tho. cooperation of all citizens
il hreskinp it up.
The Monday Issue Of the Tama,
Dalv News ',ad the, following re,
pn'1iingthe ffrdine of stolen goods:
"Indersheriff Rhodenhaneh to,
day returned two stolen overeoats
to their riyhtful owners. one to O
r Doll and one to Charles Fisher
they having been stolen two weeks
ago at the high school Chot Nichols
70 wears old Of Colorado Springs is
in Jail. charged with taking the coats
He was brought here TODAY from
Holly bv Undershrriff RhOden.
bangh. where he had been iaileh
in connection with other thcfts
there last Friday night"
Now If someone would tell old
Sister Plymouth Rock that the
price of eggs is way down. perhaps
she would begin and lay some.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Ready To String Wire

Plans had been completed to be-
gin the stringing of wire on the
Holly-Stonington Telephone Co, line
Tuesday but the storm caused these
plans to be deferred until more
scasonable weather. 1t is expected
that when the work starts, the wire
will soon be in place and connec.
tions will be established with the
great empire to the south
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23

Miss Mary Wright. daughter o
the Rev. and Mrs. Wiley X. Wright
il spending the Christmas holidat ,
at the home of her parents. NJ =.
Wright is assistant in the office r.
DR.. F. p. Gengenbach, the emin.s %
chiidren's specialist, in Denver.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Presbyterian christmas Services

Next sunday, December rs, Will be
observed by this church as the spec
ial Christmas Sunday, with services,
sermons and special music apprO-
pirate. both morning and evening
Miss Janet Duncan and Miss Velma
Christopher will sing solos at the
morning service at 1890 and the
pastor will preach on the spirit of
Christmas"
Miss Janet Duncan will also sing
again at the evening service at 1880
and mixed quartette is planning
special music for this service, at
which the pastor will preach on
! The Song of the Angels"
The Sunday School Christmas pro-
gram and entertainment viii be held
on Friday evening. December "a, at
1880. The Christmas decorations ar
ranged for this service will be kept
in place. over the Christmas Sun
day, December 26 The program fol-
| lows:
Prelude .'..... Mrs. H. Steele
Hymn "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing.
Prayer Rev. Wright.
. Address of Welcome :. Mr.. Powers
Scripture Lesson -. Mrs Ed Klein
/ Story of another wise man -. Ena
| Fowler.
| Exercise by Beginners Department.
Song TT came upon midnight
| clear" .... Isabelle Rockwell
Recitation Margaret Wilson
Exercise When Xmas Comes go.
Mrs. kiddcrs Class
| Exercise by Primary Department.
Song Mrs. Dicks Glass
| Recitation .......M Marie Pugh
Solo Janet Duncan
Recitation ........... Opal Zella
Exercise by Mrs, konkefs class Of
| boys.
| The pastor and congregation unite
in cordially inviting all to these and
all the services of the church. and
in wishing everybody Merry
Christmas"
WILEY X. WRIGHT. Pastor
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23

Miss Maud knuckey arrived from
Colorado Springs last Friday and is
spending the holidays with hef
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A p Knuck-
ey
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
Christmas Dance

A dance will be given Christmas
dance under the auspices OF the
Civic Club
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23

Miss Nelma Christopher who is
attending the University of Boulder
arrived last Friday to spend the
holidays with home folks.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
REAL WINTER
IN EASTERN COLORADO
Rain Followed BY Snow and Colder
Weather Monday Night.

The storm that had been brewing
cast of the Rocky mountains, struck
Holly and vicinity Monday evening
\ cold rain for time followed by
snow and a falling temperature re-
suited in decided chiliness Tues
day morning and had it occurred
on Christmas eve would have given
q white Christmas that is so much
desired by the'kiddies.
Reports from all sections OF the
southwest were that rain and snow
prevailed.
All east bound Santa Fa trains
were several hours late on Monday.
caused by heavy storms in New
Mexico. Seven inches of snow was
reported in Lamar and heavy
fall to the west around Las Animas
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23

W. G. Kendall was Lamar visi,
tor Monday.
The Holly chieftain., 1920-12-23
state l,' .ne Catholic Church

very. successful bazaar Sat
urday afternoon and evening.