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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
Open Competition"
on All Public Work
Demand in New York

~ Asforiatod itrss.
Nl.M Nul.k. Oyt e.. New Work. II
ready 60 suspsnd all public works unul
u d. learned u thsr, n 'Vp'n c"mp"u.
ton IN bidding for the work
This announcement Was mad" h'i'
lat. tutla, D., Mayur II, Ian when thr
Joint legislative cummiit"" adjourned
until No,rml-r & after Us Couns .
had ass.rt.d u had only scratched th'
the snidr" in ~ investigation ut ih"
building trust
Developments iu th- building siiua.
lion cam" On dramatic fashion this
altrgno,u. after Mayor ilylan had ad'
dressed tn" b,ard 81 estimates dccLr.
ing that the building TRUST. IA" milk
trust ih' coal trust and thr Other
trusts have built wall about New
York greater than IA" great wall 81
China
Mhil' the legislative committee Was
duiyying Wiin' ss.'s IN on" chamber ut
th" city hall. the buard ut estimate
meeting ~ another r,scind"d four con.
tracts. invul,ing approximately seven
million dollars worth I wolk un New
YORK. county - proposed court huus".
"Mhil' th" l'gislatiN- committee
held but bri'i srSSlun today. Samuel
lnicrmcy,T. counsel examined several
wiin"SS,~ regarding ih' activities ~
thr alleged labor contractor Cpuhinu
iiun whirh n" asserted Was ~iilliug
construction work IN New Work. 'ttN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
Republican Ticket
Carries Names of
Georgia Democrats

ATLANTA. O,i % Names ~ dcm.
OcTntlc nominees iur the United States
senate aud all stat" Offices from COVER
nur down hay" been placed uu the ui
licial republican ballots now being dis
lrihut~l In Georgia. u was learned -.
day aud ~" only difference between
IN. ballots will be- w the lists ol prcai'
dental electors
Thomas T.. WaisunH nanie ~ nOmi'
nee fng the l'nitrd Siatos svnatn heads
the liat ul democratic nominees. b'tng'
printed with that ot Harry Stilwoll I'd
Nnrds uf Macon. Who. although MONT.
mated hy the pTugiessiN" republicans.
has nnnVilnrrd his Withdrawal from
that artiun nud IN making IN" rae" IN
dep.ndrntly
The regular republican pndidti". -.
II Williams uf publm recently with
dI"w from ~" riD"
NT Wataun'u iiuuc wds used over
hia protest, Il was stated. after u" had
written - q. y. t'ut"c. republican stat
chairman. asking that Il De- not placed
un ih" ballot
Thomas lIudWirk. democratic uoini.
nee. ior governor nud other democratic
candidates declared permission to ute
their names never had been asked ~
~" republican leaders u was sail
they would not object tu ans indiNll.
uals voting fur them but lh"y could not
accept support FROM ih" irpuhli'nn pa
tN 49, = party.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
SAMUEL G0MPERS
SCORES COOLIDGE
ON BOSTON STRIKE
DLCL \RLs GONERN0R WITH.
WITIi CRY iNPROTE(TED.


WILMINGTON. Del Ovt ss--Aa
attack on Governor Coolldg, republican
ic- PEE -id,nilai nominee. based ON hts
,our.,. in M, liosiun strike of 1919 was
mad, here tonight hy Sanimcl Oompers.
president W th" American Federation
~ Labor. M Gomp.rs said In an ad
if,ss thHt tfi"f the policemen had left
thrii posts "GoN'rnnr Coolidge and hts
uulir. commissioner. knowing tull well
"a, ,iiN WIS unprotected withheld tn"
power trtv commanded
"tt fh. action ul ih" ilosion police
t.is 70 'ptIm, against civilization what
terms ,H,n d,s,rih- th- action or mae
iuu 90 Governor coolidge and his po.
lr. uummisiun'r'" Mr. tiompcrs nsk-
td
There ~ No. right to strike against
90, ptihli, safety hy anybody. any
wh,r, nn,tiiu' h. Wu,"rnor Coolidge,
shouts after having a,,-d and abcttcd.
,uuu-,ll,d and advised one u the most
vicious blows against q law abiding
community ever permitted 10 go un.
challenged urd uupuni~h"d sid MIR.
Gomp'rs.
Imagine this oouiing, noy. III" po.-
Slhlr ,lc,tiou vi senator Harding ~
the .nI'.'sid'ncN aud a yinci,n,N for auv
catire, o.ruur,iiE. aud Coolidgr. the 20.
lls,. t,ltw the agent provonture be-
cmuine president of ths United states.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
HARDING HAS DAY
Of GENUINE REST
CANUIDATE RETURNS IIONIt.
AtTER LAST or HlS TOtRS
Outside STATE.


MARION Ovi =. The last oi his
0impaign swings outside Ohio com.
plotted. Senator Harding t"uk q real
holiday today h'ior, starting work -
the s.rics ut sir-'ch-s n" will deliver
next IN principal dii,S II his own
state.
Aii-r his ARRIVAL hrrv late ~ ~"
morning un thu special train which - -
ried him on his excursion into N"N
Work. state. h. lou,,'d IN at his oitic'
unly for q short while and then lett fu.
- forty nail" muiur til" tn Man-li.' !
and game ~ guli
u was the first tim" Ice -"N"iad ~ .
that h- had taken ~ 'uinpltl" q rrsi
Though h. appeared in perfect health.
IN. strain 1T hiS Speaking trips hnd
lrt him tired Hnd n" said h. wanted
in r.fr,sh himself with snu" wh"l".
san. physical "xrr,isr hviur~ taking
tp III. huin- strrtoh uf the campaign.
Tunui1uW the nominee viii begin
prrparati,ns of his final campaign vi
i.iun,.s. 10 be- delivered on the last
fsuT nights ~ neNi wss'k 10 meetings
IN Cle,elani Ahrun 'inoinaii and go
uinlsuS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
LEAGUE COUNCIL
MOVING SLOWLY
TOWARD EDICTs
WORN OISTRt RtCrED N DIFFER.
ENCES REGtRni>t' FRO
IOStD 10 Srttf COT ri.

Glgt' 'SSEiS CO... gi-i'to,'rdinT'
uf %" council uf Jh' l,Jsu" of nations.
~ session here have been ubsirurt"i
L, differences of opinion over 'h" jI.
risdi,,ion OF the pioop~d international
court of Justice IN" oruucil IL = iu'l
de, b,hiud u. schedule. lut ,uu u'ii'ri.
Li, h,advay vas m,d'' to-day uu th"
reports vhi,h u' being prepared iHr
o." general assembly q" 90" l'agu' at
Geneva nest month
Tn, scandinavian countries raised t
difficult question by obirciin- tu th'
claus, iu tho international court plan
which fixes The courts jurisdiction.
% was proposed thlt th" court rtN"
jurisdiction in an' .i~' in Whi,h "n"
part, 81 the dispute tpl" tlvd iH 90 Th
S,'audina,ilns as-'rt this gur iuIfh'
thar IA, covenant ., th" l'Jgu' OF ra.
tlu's itself
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
Big Reward Offered
for Men Who Killed
Deputy in Arkansas

H. i...t is's,i Ff,ss
non SPRINGS Ou 90 \ cash
pu-' 90 g. onG reward tot the d-iia.
trt e, The sheriff ot this county r'
Tuu "'ml', slaughter sud Fulton
GI''u who shot and kii"d deputy shrr
900 IT,, Brown here on October lU WIS
announced tudt, D., the iiusin'-s Mous
l'tEua The reward - shuiu uf -
iill- l'.I the bodies dad or alive d."
ut,i,d tu fhr depot iu llo' Springs o.
tvu thirds uf The sum iur slaughter
trd .l' third iuI Green" i- the brief
stipulation ir tine announce ,'W'u' Th'
men ,s.ip'd iIuw this STAT" immediate
N u.t,r the shooting and w,tr rrNt
IDd r,m when th'y robbed the hint
r,tr NuVaft okla SltughivI aul
Green ate iuih m-u oi criminal tvyurds
th.u pictures lud rs,r,piiou- being
,uIIi'd us SEQ ht,l Js S'p''mh'r !.
'Hf' iu the directive papers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
White Urges People
10 Become Familiar
With Text of League

n, A.so,lt,d It#.s.
NsW Y,l3k u,t 90 --t.'uts' Whit d
.hiumuu ,i thr dDuurtttir national
committee. I->u,d % statement tonight
lpu,tliuu goo .iii'uis 90 "a, l'ugu" ~
nations iu ih. mu-i sHl, un mud rr'ri
rnt spIf iu -tt ihu' th" irNt H the
.u,,uJnf NtenIu,- generally know a
Turing ib, v,,L lrgiuuus SurdtN
10, .tH,t'm'uf added
Tho -Itlf i+su' l'iur' th' Au'ri,tr
people i-
shall thr United States join the
hItur tf nations with such tv"'tNd.
fIHr. u. ii, I'yIu'd necessary tu Stress
th, ltEur -ul" puls'-" Geo insure
p,arr aud tu ruphi-iy" the supremacy
uf ih, constitution
"GuV'ruur 'uN and the democratic
part, utr toe guius BOO "u that basis
senate. lbrdiug. u be- stands iur any
'hiur committed his party az Dcs
u,in.- fsa total rvistion ~ ~, lsH'
gir and snv 'trlf,ine rr'"ivu'tms
uf notifications,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
COOK GRAND JURY INDICTS
thirteen BELIEVED TO BE
INW0RLD SERIES FIXING"
ny TIlE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

CIIlC NO oct indictments against lIrccn lcr,on Nc
c,cd have been implicated in the throwing o games IN the
Iuo Wur, b chicago american League paycr
turned h tlr p",a cook ouny grand which has
been investigating baseball ,cana inr than month
Further indictments expected when the Jury c"ncnc again
next week. officials declared.
indictments agan o the named today previously
voted but rcyotcd legal tcchnica
while the otc~ three Nucl Hal Chase aud " lam Burns
had ui, unoiiay mentioned in connection with the nyes
tigatuu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
Calmly Wades Into River;
Waves Hand to Sjghtseers;
Plunges Over Niagara Fails

NIAGARA FALLS NJ Y, Oct 22.-Before the eyes of
Of sightseers Prospect Point climbed over
the railing waded into the river and carried
the American ais Too sstounded TO act the spectators
stood by while the drfted to the brink waving his
hand and shouting, Here's where leave you; goodbye
In black derby found the place the climbed
the railing was found piece Of paper which writ
ten: This hs, belong Carl A. Ellis Of Hamburg NJ Y"
The description of the suicide corresponds with that Of
Ellis in Hamburg. who could not be located tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23

Chas" and EiiTns former ualur lr1
que players and Attcl one" ia" fclih'
weight boxing champion W tn" world.
have been accused o., witnesses -
being ihrc, uf ih- clique which Tram
81" the world series and arranged I
bi lb- Chirapo Whit" SuN players iui
sums said tu rang" tum s..ooo -
$4,000
All ui thu indictments chang" 'uuspit.
acN tu commit au Illegal act. a crime
iur which q prison sentence can ~
given. undri The laws ui Illinois ~
CUIding To- testimony pres ni"d. AT
Hvisi several hundred thous and dol
lars was bet and won uu the world
S.lirs Chase was the first iutu 70 sus
get throwing" The ~Ti,s. DO was -lIl.
and called iu the others tu help him
Harry Long. a jhiciguiu. told the jury
h. alone placed -; 900 in bots "u 'Iu
cmnlii tm sport sullivan ui Boston
and testimony has been received con
corning man, other larg" bets % Wt'
said
I!,sid,s Chas". Attd ard Burns iu
DAYS indictments covered tWo alleged
gamblers. sullivan aud q man known
60 the Jury uuly gS Brown and the
eight plIvrrs owned Ly IN" 'hirlc.
American League club against whu'
true hills pr-, iou'.lN had h'-n voted.
They w,r, Ju jackson and Os'ai
T,ls,h. nuiil,ldy-. Eddie Iicuii" and
Glaud' Williams pitchers. SW'd'
ElSlrIg. shurts'uus. Ihi,t ',Inlil ius'
l,aS"mln Boo 1919. hui who was not in
the Zig l,lgu' this N'li. Fred M,Mul
lin utility inii'ld,r and l'u'h
Weaver. thud hd~smau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
COTTON pIIkER> THREATENED.
TlIi,l.E WHITE MN ARR FINED.

W t.so,istfd rfrH.
MARION. An. ut 80 -tin's 81
5000 and sentences oi o. months iu
ttii tu,luy v,lr as.,s.,d against each
uf three whit" men charged With hav.
ing driven ihrt, negro families from
Irittrnd-u county W which Marion y
tl, count, seat under threats "i draih
unless ih', stopped pirkiug 'nf'on.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
OVER HUNDRED PAY
POLL TAXES HERE;
VOTE IN NOVEMBER
COT MY TAN UOlItt tOR bEN
COIL DI\s kEEPS OFFICE
OpI> itTE.

When the touni, u, collectors
.f,irr closed last night. ;Os state
aud county poll taNrs had been
maid, aud ~ exemptions had been
lssurd. ~ this number. prariic'
al, halt wrre issued yestrrd y
afternoon. This brings the total
number ~ pull iaNrS ir0 lhr year
1919 ~ Ia s.g9i. The Oiii," was
kept open until ~ o'clOk last
night. ~ this was ihr time liinit
sri tor paAin up.
One hundred and seventeen city
pull taN receipts were issued. The
rity collectors office remained
onrn I'll q oriwk yesterday eve
ming.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
tConirnu.d On Psrs ElghiI
MacSwiney Reported
at Point of Death;
Wildly Delirious

u, Nsss,fisisd Fr,ss.
IuNiEiN. ort 60 NI,H Ni' swim.
., siys the night bulletin ~ thr IRISH
S-lf.ist"rininstiuu l'tgu'. h'i q so"
luni i,ui short atr,,s, - itiifiian AZ :
o'tlu,k this evening. tttri which hr
slets Mrs MarSwln', w'fs with hiis
~ diN hui h- 'iti nHi fs.'.giiE' h'I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
CONFERENCE Votes
To DROP COLLEGES
AFTER HARD FIGHT
DECISION ~ Ai.>O MADE TO
pi.iCE ANOTHER sCiIOOI.
~ tnii.ESE.

Special ,r Is Ncvf.
CLARENDON. TcN.. Ort g?,--Ths
third dny uf the Methodist conference
here WIS unc,-ntful oxrept for the
adoption by fhe members 81 the fifth
item II N" report ~ the fomftittc on
Education providing for withdrawal OF
support from Southwestern University
and Texas Womsns college. after u
hard battle This Was finally adopted
with the understanding that the con
irrrn,r would make the assessment IN
the budget for this year and the with
ltaWal would begin th" next year
To Accept otter.
The Conference also voted 10 accept
the offer ui the citizens of Abilene.
T'Sas. tu put q college Ia that city.
Abilene Offering so. .O0o IN money. So
u,tr- m land tree water pcrpctunlly.
aud free street ear line Ia the grounds.
when Abilene puts her offer IN form.
\ olnrs ui IA were admitted on trial
Class ui -N Wrrc admitted into full con
n"ction with the Conference. Dr. A.
I Weeks. .ditoi of the Texas Chris
tian Advocate. delivered splendid All
lrr-, covering hir work
Thi. afternoon Rev. n W. Dodson.
formerly u member ui this conference
put lately Of Arkansas and transfer.
tins back 10 this conference. delivered
n Inspiring sermon.
Ia, Activities.
The cummittr on lay Activities,
headed by llun j W. Woods of Abb
lcn- who made IN" race Tor Attorney.
General twice against General Looncv.
met iur m" first time this afternoon
md discussed al length the proposition
4 giylng more time Ia pastors for spit.
itui WORK and taking the financial
and organization matters cut ~ tn"
hands " the pastors
Tunight- session was taken up by
the hoard ut Missions and IN. Goddard.
secretary 81 General Board ~ Home
Missions IT Nashville. Tenn. presented
10, great centenary movement.
The reports ~ the pastors over the
unirrrrrr viii h" taken up tomorrow.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
sworn Confessions.

Williams Jackson and 'l,uit' pre-
,iou.ly had W3dr sworn confessions
b,lDi, th, iur, Clpuit" s.Ild BE- was
given Slu.U00 while Williams said h"
received slo.oo0 which h. split with
jackson who continued ih" state.
n,"ntS Of thu two pityh'r~ Weave.
M,Mulir and lasb,ig have announce" ]
that they VIII fighi ih, ,iS" and con
test "a. suspension PLACED uu Tho right
PLAYERS iN uNn,i 'hirl,S \ tumi-,',.
Ufiai1ls ~ the States ATTORNEYS ~
fi,r TO-DAY i,Vvnl-d sufficient b 'h'
iuyy pro-, rdiugS tu show 'ltt ''-''
mon, has been given that 'hi-'. Who
vas ,Np.linl ;ium thu mal"r h.'su' p
aud barred irum l'lgu" parks n th"
west fw alleged E1mihnr wI~ "n' -
~" chirf insiirttor- "i tr' gam" sell
Ing
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-23
COLBY VIGOROUS
IN ATTACK UPON
ROOT STATEMENT
uAIF NJ sPECTS TINT REPI Ill
Can Knows WHAT M SAYS
~ WRONG
SEEKING TO SERVE pAR1i"
Directs lii> R~pI, Particularly 10 What
speaker Has Had 20 Say AbWu
.AniClr 10 Of I.eagur m
NATIONS.
o. Associated Pc.s.

o. Associated Pfrss.
WASHINGTON. ct - Ssptc,lty
CClby issued - statement tonight a.
sefiing that there was plain mis-
statement ~ facts" ~ ti" recent al.
dress made Jy i.lihu lIUJt. dealing with
the league ~ nations covenant,
Il tear that th" only point in Mg.
Roots mind Was 90 serve hls party,
Mr. Cvlby's statement said. Mr Root
~ WRONG. What he sJy- II wrong.
Wha, b" seeks To- dO IL wrong ! hl {
SUSPECT Mr. Root knows this
~ To Article Ten.
MI koDt's statement that artiy,r
10 H. an attempt 10 carry ui'i and ,un
tinur TOT all time. - part VI the organ.
iz.ltion 90 preserve peace, thv cNcrcit"
ul power by the conuu'iing nations "a
closing th, war. ~ - plain uisStlt,ncrt
ui fact" Mr. colby said Indeed it u
a ,umpl,i. Inversion oi the truth.
Ills iurih,r objection to the suJs' .
tuition iu any event VI physical uf
armed tore" tor til" moral iUr, =
which is relied upon in IN" other prJ'
visions ul the covenant indicates q
rumpl.t- in."nsibility 10 the HStrur'
ton ui events aud the lessons " the
WORLDS i,>cnl ana narrowing cAp,r'
icnOc.
The idea oi an international court
Ut jusiic, To which Nj. I;uui has jus;
contributed his enthusiasts libufs had
admittedly Teen "a lii..,Ss thmg. hop
l.ssly beyond realization, Cunrcd-d bv
its rpOnsOrs tO bc impVtcrt and in.
practicable unil the success ui ihy
league Of nations effected a political
,Tganigniiun oi the world powers.
which icg the first time gave III. court
4 background and = promise that IT,
DEGREES viii De- effective.
What war Taught.
III there Is one thing which the war
has taught the nations ut the world. II
II that III" projects discussed at the
two Iiagu" conferences Tor restraining
war and the pvacciul regulation 81 In
t,luailuual cuudur' w,r' utterly value
less and illu-.urJtN
IL H. article ten which fUt the iirrt
au, has given vitality aud siEniii
cinu- e. IA" prurCt oi a league 81 ni-
iiuns. u - this underlying and ulti.
Inat- sanction ~ a ivint force, suS c-p'
tlDlc Oi b,iug invoked ~ the iinal ana'
isis Us "a, nations charged with the
preservation q; world peace. that maxi q
the lraEu" red thing instead oi an
academic theme.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-26
U[NT TO BOTTOM
ND WORKED OUT
Dudnes the New Medicine Dreco
II Benefited Her Very Much
- Ra.ieyed Constipation,
Backache, Nervousness
and Gas in the
Stomach.

4 have received splendid relief
nun calarrh OF the head and nose
dnc taking Dreco, and have also
hsnd that 1t has built up my sys-
- tn general" SAID Mrs. Lena IN
pan, living at lakewood, Ill. near
lhlvilla.
4 noticed that I'm not stopped
% bad in the morning ana my
lAesches have left me. Dreco has
~ ssted very pleasantly on my
casdpation, relieved the gas in my
aaAach and overcame the dizziness
nun which I've been bothered. In
nH ny whole geenral health IS
'ater and ] strongly endorse Dreco
y being . splendid tonic"
u % noticed after taking Dreco
M the digestion improves, gas
eops forming in the stomach, that
ull, choking feeling ceases. and the
1ufe system seems rejuvenated.
ufsco. being made from natural
aaps, juices and extracts, acts on
~ vital organs in a natural way,
oas'ng them to lay aside their
uasghhness and perform their
Mbes duties. That 10 why the re-
ls nom Dreco are lasting. It
eess not Just excite the organs to
.apofary activity but gives them
'oae and strength to continue their
v6k.
All druggists now sell Dreco aud
being especially introduced in
va Island by Riess drug store.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-26
,r.r,ai to The Arsus)

"A zst D&l3 " AnO AAoSoS
-. Ill, Nov 26.-Illinois
- this year AMONG the
Z = ~ amount Of corn
61eeedtng to statistics based
~ - y months Of 1920 and
.;,Ial y .. D. Fessenden. asri-
\ ssatissician. The prelim-
W r1tiInsses, Mr.. Fessenden ex-
..s.S nov . probable corn crop
Wnl,ooo bushels. This fig-
.ssr Is slightly changed In the
VI S1Sinats to be made in Deem
s y IA. The CROP Of this year
= si1lfly larger than that Of 1913,
n & not the biggest for tho
~ Iaet years crop was figured
= 01ooe0o bushels. :.
1iitions for the maturing Of
" ~ ~.ao continued excellent during
s11f. ~ month being unusually
ss1 "a fair and exceedingly fav-
~ for the drying out Of the corn
i1e harvesting of the crop. The
{ 49, yield an acre about equals
Nrear average. Considerable
1 "a chsify corn is showing up
W / Iarge proportion of the grain
~ 70 Be- Of excellent quality, Mr..
1ueden said. Much of the poorer
n & this years crop has gone
~ - silos, which are we'll filled.
r. Ftssenden estimated the yield
y - this year was 34.5 bushels
= -. His report indicates that
~ eent Of the crop Of 1919 re-
ION the farms, while this year
4 hs1linatsd o. per cent was cut
= dlase.
Backwheat Crop.
4 4 estimated that the buck
80 cRop this year has yielded Is
lnkols a acre, producing a crop
di1ooo Bushels, about the same as
n yoas and slightly more than a
lpSysaz average. Z
a sverige of 65 bushels an
~ b Indicated for the white po-
~ uop, or . production Of
llDoNoe bushels as compared to
lleo,eoo Bushels last year. 1t Is
II estimated that about IL per
II q the 1920 crop in this state
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-26
ORION

Especial Correspondence
Sigfred Hammerhurg and sister,
Mss Esther, left Wednesday for Z
two yss1s' visit in Canads, stop
ping in Minneapolis for . few days
on the way.
w. N. Sayre suffered = stroke Of
paralysis Saturday while working
In the basement Of his home and II
in . critical condition.
Mrs. C. H. Schneider LETT for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-26
VIZ AYE

Really happy to hear the many
and kind expressions regarding
Deltanut. that pecan eonfectou. -
vastly different.
The Washington times., 1920-12-20

made all arrangements to enter a
theological seminary, and In view OF
his decision TO devote his life to God.
he had decided 10 forsake such
worldly interests as absorb a youth
who PROPERLY attends to a class presi-
dency.
Il must thank you heartily for the
honor you have done me-" he said.
but | cannot be sweryed from my
decision To give up this honor and TO
give up the somewhat vain circum-
stance which surrounds a class leader
Briefly. / have given myself To God
and In view OF that l must practice
humility.
when I was named as president
OF the class my vanity was pleased,
but IL Is hardly becoming in a boy
who is 10 devote his life to soul-say-
ing to cater TO his vanity.
Rather had l better begin thus
early to confine myself to the ranks
OF those who seek TO do good. for
IL is in the ranks example and con-
vincing appeal may be made in the
extending OF Gods fold"
The Washington times., 1920-12-20
MEXICO TOLD TO PROBE
Staying OF AMERICAN

The state Department has demanded
that the Mexican government inyesti-
gate the assassination OF John Ber-
ems. an American citizen. In the To-
mas-Caltepec district, state OF Mex
leo, on November 20 and punish the
guilty persons.
A passport issued to Berens on June
Is shows that he was born In Ne"
York city In 1884 and resided In San
Francisco.
The Washington times., 1920-12-20
TO CURB VANITY He
GIVES Up HONORS
High School Student Forsakes
Worldly Interests to Devote
Life to God.

CHICAGO, Dec. 20.-Because OF the
decision OF Albert Graves. president
OF the senior class OF the Waukegan
High School, to give himself TO God.
new class president will be elected.
capable OF enjoying pomp and prom
inence which has no particular rela-
ton to goodness"
In an eloquent address to the class
at the high school the Graves boy,
" no Is seventeen, explained he has
The Washington times., 1920-12-20
Plan New Hudson Bridge.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O.-Dehnlte
plans have been made for the
worlds greatest suspension bridge
across the Hudson river to connect
New York with New Jersey. accord
ing TO announcement made today.
The estimated cost Is between 400
OOO, 900 and 5000. 100000.
The Washington times., 1920-12-20
Here Are SA WINGS at the Meat DEBT.
Needn't Worry About Your
COBBLERS
CHICKENS
ducks

Leave THAT part OF your dinner
up to Old Dutch! Then you'll be
sure OF a good one.
the sized Turkey to suit your fam
lily. Beauties. too! Just brought In
from rich Virginian farms where
Turkeys thrive and grow fat.
Then. for the smaller families.
fresh-dressed chickens and ducks
the kind for which Old Dutch Mar
kets have always been famous.