davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
"No Disarmament soon.

Speaking IT disarmament Mr Conn.
'rs said. Even u the Emitted sta, =
'houli ut'fy thu icHrur ~ nations. tho
world viii NOT sr' disirnnmoui the frt
year. ar maybe fpt decade
"Eui' be- added I'VE are not d..
trrmiu'lr thee" questions Tor IA. I'm.
mediate dlv W. lay ,hc foundation for
The structure of peace and ruod viii
fnr our children and our childrcns
children" -
Ian McNillop 81 Seattle. tel the op.
position to the covenant. because hc
said. u guarantees tho territorial into
grity ~ the British empire
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Opposed ~ Committee.

The report 81 the committee on In.
teruational relations which was adopt.
cd declared that 60 reject the leagu"
would he endorsing the policy Of greed
hatred and brutal war as the rule that
guides In the settlement of relations b..
tween nations
III II not perfect document. aud
perfection IL not claimed Tor IT," the
report added ~ does, however. mari,
the nearest approach 90 perfection that
ever has boon devised fur the proven.
ton ~ war u must meet with the un.
qualified approval and support of the
American working people
when has the American Federation
~ al.bor failed 10 place ityrlf ON rec.
ord Tor international peace" asked Mr.
Gompcrs II can't recall n Tho fedora.
ton has cndcayorcd O. use IT, Influence
and power a. prevent war Who has
not struggled f1r uurh pence Shall we
now reverse the uninterrupted policy
which we have supported
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
Coil to Organize Ne,O Party
Issued at Chicago by Hearst;
Progressive Stand Outlined

what then IL l"it bat new party
laFHtl uu the 'ld puNcn principles
which haN, made uur country great
uuf people free
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
WILSON sLEAGUE
COURSE WILL Be
PLATFORM PLANK
san FRANCISCO WILL FOLLOW
NIRGIN., PROVISION
SAYS &, INNINGS

Nv Nsso-iaiud rfsss
SAN FRANCISCO. iunr 20 Homer
= Cummings. chairman ~ the demo.
cratic national committee declared To-
DAY that the democratic platform would
endorse President Wilspn'y course "n
the league 81 nations hy adopting tn
league plank incorporated IN the Nir'
ginla platform which The president has
approved
This plank was drawn hy senator
Garter CLANS uf Virginia who h bcin;
named in some quarters as the con.
Vcntions probable nominee
Reason for Opposition.
The president MIR Cummings said.
had agreed 60 any suggestions that
would expand err develop IN" League
position tu some prupuscd reservations
wau that they nnuulrd ~" document.
"'rhc stand of the republican party
uu the league was q dishonest state.
mvnt" Mr Cummings said. &c pre-.
mcdiatcd and calculated attempt Co sat
',fy .rrcconcilnhl,s ~ nu point did u
Iggcst ratification Ut the league.
Vague Promises.
1T was made M ~ yngu" promises
of slmc other Mind 81 league feel thft
the republican proposition viii not dc
o"iyc anyone"
Cummings alsr d,.rf,d that Will"
ih, republican ,1uyo. tiHn did not d.
posse ~ the ISSUE. the party candidate
olrrady had ,otci tur league with
reservations
Concerning UDrh'ri liuu,cr's state
m.ut that ~ W5s Boo acrurl with Srn
utnr Hardiug's cluiidar, Nr. cum
uiugs s1id TINT was matter Mr. llun,
o. 'roulu lave o. fight ont with his own
,Htt,i,u,v.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
SOCIALISTS DEMAND
iNpE tCHMENT ~ WILSON

l'N Associated lftNs.
WAt'SAt'. WI. i'r" =" --i'''. :
. popchwout ~ President Wilson I
was demanded by one ~ the
plinks IN IN, "a pnut' platform /.
adopted TODAY los The state con. I
Vrnti"n Ui the rH'i,lst party I'm :
; parchment ~ Attorney General I
!. Palmer and w rumntH stcr Grn. I
cial Eurlr.un also was demanded :
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20
bOLSHEv|K TROOP
SHIP SENT DOWN
BY j. s. AVIATOR
DETAILS or DARING FEAT &C.
C0MPIIsIiED SINGLE HANDED
ARE LEARNED.

By Associated Press
WITH 1HE POLISH ARMY AT THE
FRO vt. May lS.-confirmation OF de-
ntruction 81 a Bolshoyik troop ship In
the Dncipcr river by an American av'
iator of the Kosclaacko Squadron dur
ing the Polish Ukraine drive which re.
suited In the capture of Kiev was re-
rcivcd recently by the Polish military
authorities. The American credited with
the feat accomplished n single handed
and H. Lieutenant q. NJ. Crawford ~
Wilmington. Delaware. member az the
auuadrun of American aviators Tor
nearly year.
Used Steamboats,.
In the retreat across the Dneiper, tho
Bolshevikl used river steamboats, NJ
various places where bridges were not
available. when the Polish chief OF
staff heard Of this. word was sent TO
Major Cedric Fauntleroy. Of Chicago,
and McGchec Of Arkansas. squadron
commanders To stop the troop move
ment by boats Most Of the other Amer
lean aviators being nut on flight. Lieu
tenant Crawford was sent out alone.
Machine Gun Sweeps Deck.
lie loaded both his machine guns
with inccndiary ammunition OF SLOW
burning phosphoros. After flight OF
nearly one hundred kilometers. he iocat'
I'd one troop ship and attacked II In
the face Of rife fire. The American
swept the ships deck with his machine
gun fire. many ~ the Bolshevild jump.
{ Ing overheard to escape. but the snip
| did not take fire as the aviator had
planned.
Watches ship Burn.
Again Lieutenant Crawford attack
ed the wings II his airplane being
pierced by bullets as he dived and
poured hts ammunition into the decks.
Tie saw the fire break out. Then cir
cling Tor altitude to return 60 camp
the American watched the ship. en-
! volopcd In mass 81 flames. settle down
into the water while hundreds OF sol
dierg fought for their lives. The ship
disappeared soon afterwards according
Ia reports.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-20

~ N.snI fa''u ifrai
chicago june ia D,ll tu citi.
r,. t4 Hl.yrmhI, boo new ind'pvrd
emo, h,T Isss, a new declaration Of
ls...,rrl ud,u,uJ,uo" and cuusrcrHi'
..t. .t.. anew o. the human rights
.rd IepuIl liberties this republic w1'
.r..H.I fu conserve was issued over
'H. .nlfur, uf William Randolph
It.lI.. %, bis newspaper. the 'hicag'
h.r.u uI Examiner published here
'.H.rHf
TN. ,tu assert. that tho republican
national convention staddi.d un al
0.u.. everything that SENATOR lUhus"H
81. s safe and sane progressive tH whom
r. reasonable or honest business ir
f.pi could property object and that
.I.e money b. afraid of a man viii
. u.. rrr.si,c Thought ro matter how
,urI and how universally beneficial
tHlt Iea may BE-"
Defeat TOT frogrr>>i,rs.
tf continues
TH. defeat az johnson was not O
I.fe.f iur the man. u was a defeat
tH fh. progressive id,f- he enter
tanned
THr cal further Avs 'thr domogi alto
Iaf'y offers NO refuge for iuder,nden
ursanding Americans
% thu ASKS
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Purposes Amplilird.

Euttfu>f~ NHilitlifu.
SPRINGFIELD ill. june ia-pur.
pn.rs 1T the PRO American wing IT the
republican party Incorporated to-day
O.. down state supporters uf MpNm
Th.mpHu vf Chiagu were further
smp,.lrl tonight Boo q statement pGo.
mrd bN g. T. Gillespie. "f this city
Repeating thr object that 90. organ.
Uati.n is go rrViND the Am,ri,anism
ui G,Hrg, Washington and to resis,
ihr tssryssinu~ ct organized wealth 3"
th" statement SAYS % stands fur things
oppressed hy senator Harding n his
pr,s.dvntal primary campaign in ohio
Tuc-y are given ns
Part M Platform.
Keep America fur Americans. and
uNuid changing alliances
faturf a r,tlru o. normal business
conditions aud s square deaf
"Fuv"rs reduction Of expenses q gov
eminent operation.
Us upI erd O. cpwpuisurv military
training tor the youth of the land
rs opposed O. the establishment IN
this ,uuntr, - the Europ,an system
~ CONSUMPTION in times q peace"
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Continued on Page Eight
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

WASHINGTON, Mario 3.-El Sc
nador americana aprob6 de nueTo
aver. sin Gambia alguno en- 81 tex
to. ot-as dos de las reservas repub!l-
canas 3! tratado de psz Y una dc elias
IS precisamente IL g Sc refZere q Ia
question de Ia Doctrina Monroe, que
tan debatida habia sido desde el mes
de Noviembre que Sc presentaron d.
chas yeServas.
Ounce senadores democratss Sc
unieron esta veg a los repuohcanos
Y dieron su voto de la adopci6n de Ia
reserva relativa a Ia Doctrina Mon
roe. despues de que una substitution
para dicha reserya Sc hubo rechaZa-
do.
La otra reserva aprobada es la
que Sc refiere q la complete jur7Sdlc-
ci6n de los Estados Unidos sobre
cuestiones de orden puramente do
m6stico. habiendo sido aprobada por
90 votes contra %, habiendo votado
por Ia Affirmative Il senadores de-
mocratas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Sc CREE QUE LLOYD-GEORGE ASISTIRA
A LA CONFERENCIA DE VARSOVIA
IngLaterra, Italia, PoIonia y Rumanla iniciaran
negociaciones de paz con los boIShevikis

una sevie de c0nferencias cue Sc We
T~i:icaran en- V~arsovia. Tn a~nunc!o
&c tai movimiento Sc espera que sc
hara aqui ' en- Ia capital ',rItan!ca
en- el curse de Ia presentc semana Y
Sc considera como muy probable Ell
que el propio Primer MiniStrc IN
giles, Sir David Lloyd-George concu-
rrira personalmente = las conferen-
cias.
En- recientes dec!araciones publ
cas- cue sc han hecho en- Alemania,
Sc ha mostrado IN tono amistoso ha-
cia el nuevo gobierno de Earsovia
Y Ia prenSa alemana ha eXpresado el
deseo dc que Sc l!egara a un enten-
dimiento para alianza germano-
poiaca. para la exploitation lie Ru-
STA. En- los circulos diplomaticos de
esta capital, st 10Gs!dera tai alianZa
ONO inevitable, pues Ia unica cspe-
rama de Alemania para su future,
d~escansa en- Russia Y Polonia repre-
senta en- la actualidad, Ia unica ba-
rrera entire elias.
FL Frankfurtcr Zeitung, 6rgano de
los Rotschilds germano-austriacos
hace referencia al desaliento Y dis
gusto de los polacos con motive de
Ia politica rusa de Ia entente y abo-
ga por ell divide de las d~iferencias
germano-polacaS. q fin de que las
dos naciones Sc unan para coOper1r
en- Russia.
"Polonia ahora comprende que no
puede %confiar en- Russia, nj explotar
a Russia contra Alemania, pcro con-
sidera provechoso explotar a Russia
en- compania con Alemania," dice IN
artfculo editorial que publica el CT
tado diariO.
''Esta oposici6n De alianzas, am
has con ell mismo p~rop6sito, puede
aonsiderarse como Ia aperture lie
una lucha financiera en- la Europa
Oriental entire Ia entente V Alema-
MIA, para la exploitation de Russia.
Inelaterra ha ganado el primer
round" con ell eStablecimiento de
firmes grupos financieros en- los Es-
tados Balticos, mientras que los idea
listas f~inancieros Y diplomaticos 3
mericanos Sc han ocupsdo de stable
Ger cocinas ' estaciones de socorros.
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UN AMIGO Sc LAS


Sucede a menudo que hacemos ma
bien Gle 10 que creemos. cuando a.
consejamos q III amigo Ia CO.
mo puede recuperar su salud.-J. N.
Tohill, empleado del Lottie Hotel,
Evansville, Ind, nos dicc:-"Duran-
te mucho tempo sufri dolores en- los
miembOs Y musculos. Tn doctor me
trat6 como 81 tuviera reumatismo,
pero 70 obtuvc alivio a!guno. Guiado
pr eli consejo de I'm amigo, probe las
Pildoras de Foley para los Rinones,
Foley Kidney Pills, y empece a mejo-
rarmc cast Embellishments" Magni-
ficas para dolor de espalda, dolores
rcumaticos. etc. etc. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Tn atentado contra la
vida del ex-Primer
Ministro hungaro

LONDRES, Mario 3.-Un despa-
cho procedentes de Budapest recibldo
hoy aeui por la via de Viena, da
cuenta de que el ex-Primer Ministro
hungaro Herr Frederick, estuvo q
punto de ser victima de IN atentado
para asesinarlo. e intento sin en-
barge, fracaso Y ell ex-funcionario
result6 ileso.
Herr Frederick ocupo el puesto
de Primer Ministro antes del regl-
men de Huszar, pero Sc VIC obligadt
r~etirarse del cargo por Ia campe-
ia a en- su contra hicieron los que re-
milan que ell citado f%uncionario esta-
ba trabajando por restablecer a Ia
Monaruuia.
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Renuncio eI Primer
Ministro de China

HONOLULU, Islas Hawai-, Mar
20 3.-El Primer MiniStro chino,
Chin Yum Peng, ha ~presentado Ia re-
nuncia de 81 cargo, que ie fua admi-
tida desde luegO por e Prcsi4ente de
csc pals. La yenunria del Primer Nj
nistro, que Sc habia hecho cargo del
puesto, hacc apcnas cuatro meSes,
fuc recibida entire la "colonia china
&c esta ciud2L, con gran 5orp~csa.
pues Sc saba CUE ell funcjo !ayio Ci-
emo no cstabr atiIiaGo = ningun par
lido politico. por 10 que su Caida Sc
cree que Sc haya debido a ot-a cau@a
que 2 la politica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
LA APROBACION DE LAS RE-
SERVAS ES LA MUERTE
DEL TRATADO

LONDRES. Mario 3.-La prensa
toda, comenta hoy la acci6n del Sc
nado americana al aprobar las rcser-
vas de Dodge. FL Daily Telegraph
en- IN articulo editorial sobro 81 par
t~icuIar. dice entire otraS cosaS:
La aprobacion de las rcSevyaS POI
el Senado Americana marca. para
todos los p~rop6sitos practices. la
muerte del Tratado de Versailles"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
81. S. S.. S. ES Ell TRATAMIENTO VEGETAL De LA
SANGRE MAS SEGUR0 EEICAZ

Judo por la falta de apetlto, deDlil-
dad general del sistema, Es entonces
cuando debe tomar unas cuantas bote-
las de S. S. S., Ell gran purificador y
reconstituyente de Ia sangre. Linn
piara Y purificara Ia sangre perfecta-
mente y lie dara nuevas energias y Vi
talidad a TODD el sistema. S. S. S.
esta a Ia venta en- todas las drogue-
rias. Taliosos consoles acerca de la
sangra, Sc dara2 gratis a Guien es-
criba a Swift Specific Co., 80 Swift
Labor 4tory, Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Aliyia los muscuIos cansa-
dos y adoloridos
COnpre una botella de Sloan's Liri-
ment y tengala siempre a la ma
no para casos de emergencia.

Hci Al mcnos tuyiera un POGO de Sloan,
- Iinin"nt"' Cuan.as veces habra I'd.
iichu csio ) Gespues, cuando los ,!o!o-e.
Teurna:ico4 han cedlGo. despues De WARNS no
rs d" Rt9rmentGrio. I'd. 10 Ia olyidado. Que
no vue!vs n re?ertirse.-compre una botai!a
hoy ".iSTo, Il PUcdc n~ccesiter cstd misma
aeoac. pucs pGede sUfr;r M ataque ines
pe!ado i" rcumatismo, ~scIatica. iimbayH.
m-scuios ndolorido-. riG:dcz de las art:culs-
clones. dolores causados nor permanecer { u
'ntemPerie. I'd. lograra IN Immediate ali
VIC he es:os dolores con Sloan's Iim,-
meat. 81 imen;o CITE ycnstrd sin neceSidcG
De ~frotGTIJ.
rs amos d" estar 4 n cahczS de las me-
dicin:s sinilFreS. LimEio = econ6mico. En-
L. ..rr..-.. q. q. :. :. n
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
LA APROBACION De LAS RRESERVAS AMERICANS ES LA
MUERTE DEL TRATADO De PAz DE- VERSAILLES
tai EXPRESA LA PRENSA NGLESA AL COMENTAR LA ADOPCION, POR Ell
SENADO. De DOS NUEVAS RESERVAS De LODGE AL TRATADO DE LA PAZ
Euver trabaja en- favor
de los j6venes turcos

LCNDRES. Mario 3.-Enver Pas
ha, exMinistro de Ia guerra turco V
lider de los Jovenes turcos. Sc dice
Que ha estado viviendo en- Berlin du-
rante los u!timos meses bajo IN
nombre supuesto Y que durante csc
tempo ha estado trabajando por le-
vantar las simpatias en- favor de los
ioyepes turcoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Son elias las que Sc refieren la Doctrina Monroe y a la
Jurisdiction de los Estados Unidos sobre cuestiones
de orden puramente administrative

La a%probacion de estas reservas
V Ia detection de los senadores de-
mocratas, que contribuy6 a adoptar-
las. Sc consideran orO muy slgnlfl-
c~ativas en- vista de las recientes in
sinuaciones del Presidente Wilson de
que ambas lcservgs = particular
mente objetables, asi como que So
bre estas reservas fue CUE verso Ia
principal controversial para una tran
saccion entire los dos grupos del Sc
nado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
Sc encuentra en- Ell mercado
desde hace mas de
medic siglo

Cuando I'd. goza de ~perfecta sa-
lud Y Sc encuentra llenc de energias
vitalidad, es debido a que su san
gre esta libre de toda impureza.
I'd. deberia prestar atenclon inme-
data al mas ligero sintoma de n
sangre impura. Una circulation len
ia de la sangre Sc manifesto a me-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

LefIsU CUuUCIEGEl>v &c 44r -l...us ..4g!
SiduoS que u! sIQu!e:2 nan est4d0 en- ia
c!uuad DC Los Angeles. California, aRt2n re-
sO-r!raGo alEuEoS EstRGcS &c ia Union Anne
rlcana, ccbando y eaEalsndo de5caEadameT
te al pu5lcO, taneoie. Z Gambia de 81 c.
les s!-ven, y para cuyC :in. toman inde-
biGareEtc mi nOGaLEe y a5usan &C - con-
f.Gnz& cue 20 ne sabidO !nspIrar a. punHco
con MI rrab4jo serIo y Eonrado.
Como este acto, Spar;e Ge cUn5ttuiT pof
a solo una grave lnfraccIon u Jas Leye5
de este Pals. podris Gesprestgisrue ante los
olos de las personals que pud!eran Greer
que aGuellos InuIVluuos sou realmenIr a Prof.
NJ {. MARITIME. NE 2E:reSuro a pub!Ic-r GS-
- adyerteRc!a para evItar que e. enGane 81.
Go y pTocaz. slsa adeLaI:s.
MES E ~IMPOSTORES TUMAN MI NOM
SRE PARA RObAR AL PUBLICO, va tenGo
2rIebas evidentes ea mi peuer para procsGsr
esalmente en- contra de eSlOS indivIGaoS sin
:oncIeucia-
No debe oisiGar eI pdblico que paiece en-
te-medaGes, que mis- netodos &c cura- sos
abSclutamente sin medicinas. Ademas, 81
70 lego Il salir en- g!-a por los EsTios. cesa
que no he pensado AIN. DARE 2OR IL
PRENSA Ell AEISO CORRESPONDENCE
i TODOS MIS- PACIENTES.
Yea listed en- IL edIcion ssuanaria &c
La PrsnSa' !s fotoEratias testimonies
&c personals que. dsspues de habs- utiiizsds
mis- ssrvicios, han sido bcneficiadas y curs.
dss. TenGo en- nj pOder ceGterares de es-
to- testimonios-.oS cuzIcs mostEgre 4 Quiep
bs -soicits. sin EinCUna obli-aci6R Ga -
parts.
PROF. ii. c. MARTINEZ
PousTsso SG1iasr.
2e2-4-s American Bank Building.
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Entered ss Second-cRss mater February
p. 1918. at the Post OiSi-e :: San AEoo-
MO. Texas. under the Act, OF March G,
1875.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

SOTA:- Los sGscriptores. al Gambia de
FesideaeiS debcn daruoS Ear;a Is HG@va eoTu'
Il antigua direction. 4 I'm DE- aaota- pro-
pismsEt= e Gamble cE uucsC-os hu=os.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

D~irilase toda Ia Correspondence re.
-latiya al p~eri6dico al Director.
SR. A E. LOZANO,
100 n. SANTA ROSA AVE
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
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SANTORAL.

Santos Casimito Confesor, Lucio
Papa = Elpidio Nartires.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

PARIS, Mario 3.-Ing!aterra, tia
LA, Polonia = RumaNia i~nlciaran en-
0reve negociac!oaeS p6blicas de paz.
con el gobierno ruso del Soviet, en-
ALCUNoS I&DIvIDUoS KORAN DEScA.
RADAMESTE AL HUBLICO. EACIES
DOSE PASAR POR Ell PROFESSOR II.
{. MARTINEZ DE LOS ANGE-
LES. CALIFORNIA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04

Los pages deben hacerse por ade-
lantado. en- giro postal 0 de Express,
carta certificada 0 letra sobre Nue-
va York. Los preciOs &c Ia suscrPci5H
sera en- dinero americana o su equi-
valencia en- moneGa del pals de donds
Sc s~plicite el ~peri6Gieo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-04
iG0ZA I'D. DE-
COMPLETA SALUD?

:; 20 - sri .Por que 10 e~onsrlta coN
ns.s-ialistas cue saoer pericctanes:e T.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-02
THE PEASANTS
] DESERT RED ARMY
At Every Opportunity And Go Back
To Russian Villages Where They
Earn More Money
Associated Press

THE HAGUE, April Russian
peasants desert from the Red Army
at every opportunity and go back to
their villages where they earn more
money than they ever before dream
ed of earning, asserts the correspon-
dent Of the Amsterdam Handelsblad
who recently visited Soviet Russia
Nobody thinks of shooting them for
desertion.
"For the little they cultivate on
their own soil people bring them
whatever they want-gold, gramo-
phones, clothes or money!" he adds
Nevertheless the power of the SOW
let in the country is very slight. The
peasant accepted from communism all
that suited him. Having secured the
advantages, he listened to the "popes''
or village priests who resist this un-
godly and particularly unchristian
government"
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-02

party to control the House and Sen
ate, clamored for "fair Divide" of
committee honors, it was not to be.
The men who had been in Congress
long time claimed their rights and
the South organized the House and
Senate.
In recent years the House has been
to notable degree the training
ground for the Senate. Occasionally
a man goes to the Senate directly
from the people, without previous
public service of note, but only at rare
intervals. Most Of the senatorships
have been reached through the gov
ernorship or through the House. In
one notable instance recently, man
has preferred to remain in the House
rather than follow what is generally
deemed the rule of promotion to the
Senate. Champ Clark, of Missouri,
being twice offered the senatorship,
once by appointment to fill a vacancy
and latterly the opportunity to have
the nomination practically secured
him declined in both instances. He
said he has acquired the House hab-
it and did not like to make change
A number of Senators have served
in the House and one has followed the
fashioned routine of going from the
House to the governorship, then to the
Senate. He is Stanley of Kentucky
governor, and so was Senator Walsh
House and came from the governor
ship to the Senate. Senator Chamber
lain of Oregan was once governor,
Senator Harding of Ohio was Lieut..
Governor; Senator Johnson was Gov
ernor of California; Senator LaFoll-
cite of Wisconsin was governor; Hoke
Smith of Georgia, was governor; SEN
ator Swanson of Virginia was COVER
nor; Senator Thomas of Colorado was
governor, an dso was Senator Walsh
of Mass. Nearly score of Senators
have served in the House before COM
ing to the Senate.
One senatorial nomination has been
going a-begging for several weeks,
the democratic nomination in India
ma. Former Senator Taggart refused
it, and the state committee offered it
to three other prominent Indiana dem
ocrats. each in turn declining, and fin
ally Mr.. Taggart has reconsidered
and will be given the nomination by
the committee. This is an unusual
occurrence, and senator's who have to
fight for nomination are envying Mr..
Taggart.
Greenwood daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1919-1926, 1920-04-02
BY INCREASING
THE PRODUCTION
.Of Nails Is Per Cent. Steel Mills In
Pittsburgh Eliminate Fear
OF Shortage.
Associated Press .

PITTSBURGH, April BY in
creasing the production of nails Is
per cent, steel mills in the Pittsburgh
district have eliminated fear of a
shortage. 80
Building booms in New York, Chi
cago, Detroit and number of other
cities have drawn heavily upon the
supply Of nails on hand, and build
ers had begun to fear for the immed-
late future of their work. Pittsburgh
contractors took up the question with
the mills, and full speed ahead was
ordered, with the result that produc-
soon overlook consumption, and auth
critics now say there is enough nails
for all building projects in sight.