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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
Rheumatism Comes
From Tiny Pain O..

First of all, get 1t firmly fixed in
your mind that all the liniments
in the world have no effect what
ever on Rheumatism.
A very common form Of Rheu-
matism Is caused by millions of
tiny disease germs which infest the
blood. The one and only sensible
treatment. therefore, is one which
cleanses the blood Of these germs,
and routs them entirsly out Of the
circulstio0.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
Lutherans Plan
Strong Missions
In Large Cities

Washington, Oct. 23.-Planting
of strong missions in the la"se
centers of population and the MA
cling OF the strongest men in charge
[ of them was outlined as the policy
of the board of home missions
and church extension in its report
today to the biennra, convention
of the Lutheran church.
Seventy nine Lutheran minister's
who served as chaplain in the
army during the war were pre-
sented with medals from the gem
enarl committee on army and navy
chaplains.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
Historian Held
For Attack On
Woman by Jur,

Medford. Or, October 23-The
grand Jury in Jacksonville today
returned a true bill against Iia I'd
G, Conneli of Astoria, recentlv San-
didate for sheriff in Ciatsop coun-
~. on Il charge of assault win IN
tent 10 kill Mrs Clarie e. Hopea-
ton, an Astoria widow. when the
couple passed through southern
Oregon on motor trip a few weeks
ago. Conneli pleaded not gGIty
nad was held to trial ON s260 paii.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
Swedish Cabinet
Resigns Today

Stookoihm. Sweden, Oct. "a
The cabinet, headed by Premier
Hjalmar Brantlng, the socialist
leader, resigned today.
The Branting cabinet was form
ed on March 10 last and was te
organized July 1. 1t succeeded
the ministry headed by Premier
Eden.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

/, TIL: svSee>>xx
|knoWa owns biooSh i Why y,,!s; SIS, s1
ful in the trest,nn.sss.s restt.nss saS
tlsm, It is a nsas po~sa q o.
the. the blood. and iMII'ae. viii s.a.
genuine. Ma
Free literature AZ y ~
can E. be had BY ~ vr,,' %s
MED Medical : . Adviser. isI
tory. Atlanta e. ssdsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

driven by Rob Scott, police were
told.
Mr. Enners, who lives on ro,.
5. said he was driving west ON State
and that Mr.. Scott was going south
on Cottage. AT the intersection of
the two streets the trucks rItt.
Enners' truck. besides having a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Milton has practically no place
for the travelling public to eat 1t is
town of 1900 inhabitants and
there is an excellent opportunity
for someone to start a hotel or res
taura1t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
To Surrender Weapons.

Berlin, Oct. 23,-Tremendous
criticism is being made by the Ger
man press against the government :
arrangements to receive the weap-
ons 20 be surrendered under the
Spa agreement "If 1t is to be ex-
pected that the weapons are 10 be
surrendered voluntarily and in ad-
dition that the state pay bonus
for them, then there should at
least be some common sense Ia the
organization for this purpose" ssys
the Neue Berliner. "Weapons are
to be received only between and
II In the morning and ard in
the evening. The Berlin press de-
mands that the office be kept open
during the entire day."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23
Truck Wheel Is
Broken In Crash

A front wheel on a truck piloted
by l.. Enners was broken vest err
day in q collision with another tuck
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

Construction work on the six
mile railway of the Silver Falls
Timber company near SiIverton
started last week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

The British steamer orca, . YES
sci much larger than has ever en-
tered the Columbia river. has besn
assigned to load full carxp OF
wheat at the Astoria port terRssr-sis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-23

broken wheel, was otherwise dam
aged, he said. Nobody was injured
in the accident.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
STATES HIGH COURT
REFUSES REHEARINC
IN CASE OF WOHRLE

Tia" Vest Virginia Supreme Court OF
Appeals yesterday refused rchearinG
IN the case II Clearance Wohrl" vs. TIL
Wheeling Traction company, from Ohio
county.
WohrIr some time ago sued the trac-
ton company for 5000 for personal
injuries alleged to have been received
when n wagon which he was drivin"
was struck by n traction car in South
Wheeling. A jury in Ohio county cir
cult Cour; returned a verdict for tn,
full amount sued for. and Judgment
was awarded tn" plaintiff. The trar.
t!"n company appealed the case. and tn.
action Of thu circuit court was affirm
ed. Th" traction company more recent.
Is asked III" Supreme court for y
rchearInR. which was denied yesterday
Nohrlc WAS represented by Attorney
Charles J. Schuck and Carl c. Bacr
man. The case is the first i'm o.
county in which judgement for the (,
amount sued for in 4 damage suit vii,
bc recovered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
DOCTOR TELLS HOW TO STRENGTHEN ~
EYES|GHT 50 PER CENT IN ONE
WEEKS TIME IN MANY INSTANCES

be wonderfully benefited by following
tho simple rules. Here ~ the pr"scrip-
ton: -" to any actl!c drug store and
g.t 4 bottle Of BOn-Opto tablets. Drop
on" Bnn-Op'0 tablet IN fourth OF Il
glass Of water and allow to dissolve.
with this liquid ha;n" the eye two 10
our times daily. Iou should motto"
your eyes clear w p"rccrtihly right
from tho start and inflammation will
quickly disappear. If Your eyes are
hothcring you. even little. take steps
to saw" them now hcfor" it is too lat.
Many hopeicSsly blind might have been
saved # they had cared for their eyes
IN time.
Nutc: Another prominent physician
10 whom III" above article WAS submit
ted. said: "B"n-Opto is Very remark
able remedy. It's constituent ingrir-
dl'utS are we'll known 10 eminent ~"
specialists and widely prescribed by
them The manufacturers guarantee i
- strnn - h"u ey"siEht so per cent in
on" weeks TIM" IN many instances or
refund tn" money !: can he obtained
from any good druggist and is one Of
the very few preparations I feel should
hc kept on hand for regular use in al
most every family" II is sold In thu
city by all good druggists. including G.
II. GricSt x Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
GIRLS FROM JoYLAND."

Sim Wllans' 1920 rrol,r,f,r -
"rh" Girls From Joyland," tho Lrirriar,
hurloSQu" success with a ,,......t ,..
headed by funny Billy Gilbert. The KIM
Of all hurlcsQuc conlcd,ons and .,
charming chorus OF pretty E.rl. w
como TO the Court thcatrc on MnnJ4,..
March -, matinee and u.:h,. "Tn. ,;....
From J"yl0nd" Is ono e'-rr! ;!.l...r....
az IN" season. It's trcmcnuous Dorul7r;.,.
8 due to the "Noru'iouallv ,I,,.r ..l
witty book and tuHcCYj srorr which r,v.
S"SScs morc'sonG hits thnu ..r,y o,l.,
burl"sQu" show Of N" season. rho ~,
striking musical number rs Mi.
Lingerie"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
MAKING PROGRESS

WASHINGTON. Alrrru .I--Th,.
railroad wage board which h,,;:u rrr.
nal conferences Monday - TIA" vhvl,
question OF waS" controversy s'Il 81
considering numerous q, nrtnds "r tNr
1000 900 workers. Members of the con
ference said tonight thrv were progress
Ing satisfactorily with ~" ur3,otir-
tons hut Expected the sessions t. lrs'
several Nc'hA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

Philadelphia, Ia. Do You wear glass.
c.. Ar, You a victim OF eye strain or
other eve Weaknesses? If so. You VIII
h,. clad L" know that according 10 Ut.
LOUIS th"r" is real hope for YOU. Man!
vii ,sr eyes were failing say they nave
had thor eyes restored through the
rrfncIpI, Of this Wonderful fr'" ire
+,.Iriiuu. ON" man says, after trying
II. i WAS almost blind: could not So" L"
:. at nj all. Now ran read everything
without any glasses and my eyes a." NOT
wnicr any more. At night they woul!
rilu drcadfully. now they feel tine al!
tn time. Il was like \ mlracl" [" mo.
\ lady who used It says: "Th" atm"$-
rhrrc seemed hay with or without
ClIS.u:'. hui after using this rrcSclip-
tIul for fifteen days everything seems
clear can even read fin" print With
ont GLASSES" II ~ h"il"I"d that ih"us-
HrdS who "car glasses can now dis
card ih"w III = reasonable tim" and muI-
i,iud,S I,urr will b. abb TO strengthen
their r},- 80 rs 30 be spared tn" trouble
ali ,ArrnS" of ever getting glasses
r. e troubles Of many descriptions may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y "S,"u hHv" been v!suali2"d and make
&r".l.Ht dramatic material.

=. sion lilv" been v!SUali2"d and make
O &r".l-Ht dramatic material.
tn" beautiful locations. cNquls;t" in
'"riors ana gorgeous gowns Civ" tn"
Ir"dUrtICu color and background in
k'.pIng "ith thr magnificent spectacle.
The story gets INTO tn" blood ana sends
h'il, shiv'rs III and down III" spin" rs
r'. s,h":u"r~ plot against III" nuh" and
h@rl", Of Drsh"ruuv'r You want :"
warn rh"m Of IN" danger. 10 explain
rcaII i.cat"d situations and SIT ~" char
n,I ~ Alright. They Income r"ai inri-
d'nlS - Won. The characters assume
N">h and blood form and step out Of III"
,,,r"rn ~ your mental vision.
N}rr,. faye" has achieved many dra-
matte 'riUmphS and her name has com"
~ signify the n':,'. but Alice Joyce sur
ulysses h"- former requirements in The
Sporting; buchcSS." To attempt to crit
rr'2" h.r would be little better than
folly. Her shortcomings ar" human.
Tive! aHr an individuality 10 IN" char
meter and ar" So uycrShad"wcd by tho
inu4r;ficrnrr Of her work that the mere
n,,uii"n II them would hc sacr!l"Eious
i.nI't g please member that thcr" is
2 spr"ili Ir'C" mmtin"" today. for You ~
Sc. Nlic" J"yC". at the Rex Theatre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26
Piles Cured in S TO IA DAYS.

Druggists refund uOnry riIb
OINTMENT fails 10 euro Itching. lt.n.l.
got rcStful sleep after tho n~-t ap,,I,,-
Bleeding or PrutrutrnE IGl.>. S,u,s
Irritation: S""ihCa and Heals. You en-
ton. Hrlco COO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26

:, appears that she who IS to enjoy The
.r.,rc oc honor rs first faTor''c is !"''
., rho cho,rc OF tho public. At he
,.,r-, ,, morrow r,at.""" and night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26

theatre and ask for Mildred Evans. G,..
was on" Of It.
MISS Exams claims her wo-li ovcrs,, ..
nl'u h'r with Inspiration lrr l,- W.ri.
on 'A' stag. At any rate hcr 'al"rrr. -
,n,lon or IN" leading feminine rulr -,
IA FOR Three" - as wisomr and ,.,-
i'r,sNnS ~ any one can possibly ,-
poet. Seats on sale tomorrow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26

TN" greater tho necessity for eavin"
IN" greater your opportunity /" rs.
Tho Int"lligcnCcr Want Adc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-26

NrY MAI, sNEINGS %TNN"S-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
by JUNIrs d. WOOD.


epeeiA. Ia The ks1.
MANILA, 4. l., Aug. 81. - SoOihed
In spirit Prd prosps ring IN worldly
goods IN the twenty years since he
led the wild bolO-armed Tagalogs
against Americas soldiers. Gen. Eml'
no Agulnaido speaks ~ the most pop
.llar leader Of the Fllpinos.
The writer saw the famous warrior
al his country home m the village
81 kawit midway between Manila and
Cayiie. In the large rambling frame
house we're chickens and pigs, while
a dozen barefoot. hut clean. CHILDREN
were playing IN the blk grounds IN
the rear Acruss the road IN the nilh.
matched huts. standing on poles Ike
stilts aboVe the ground were more
children and the same livestock. moth
efs were goSsping ad smoi,ing OK
aroites while leaning out q the win
dowr. No men were present. IL VIZ
sunday and the weekly cockfight De
handed their attention. Adjoining The
reside. IL the village school tn
grouna Of which Aglinaldo donates.
.lmgsons Were Careless"
General Aguinaldo was home after
a yer IN q hospital. lie had been 90
Grated on Tor appendicitis and the SUI
geons had carslessly sewed up an as
rortment ~ tools inside the wound and
Il was necessary . operate second
time. However. fat, dsrrsrd thHi
neither soldiers nor surgeons should
Kan him. md the hardy veteran sur.
vived The effects 81 the ordeal were
visible when my host A slim man u
medium height. grave and pleasant
face. with n y, black pOmpadour. and
dressed entirely In white. entered the
1larlor into which one u the barefnoi
lsoys had ushercd me. Though he
speaks English and spanish. Agui
ualdo preferred 90 talk IN his native
Tagalog. and called IN a young -ecro
tary 20 interpret.
Il have kept the aath ! made q
the nited States hot 10 talk politics
hut ~ tina the Americans are asking
the views 20 the Fihplnu-. ! will 80
ply," he said. our people are happy
csntented and more prosperous ths'
fhsy ever DRAINED II becoming o. th'
.lrssig q the AHlsftran rule. Thu
snthols have taught them o. think
ara industries uuf rrmmerce hay,
fhoun them the rewards ~ work
Nov w u1n ftltr Independence uhicl
uAs pgon4ised ~ ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

NEW YORK. Aug ~ TIL" prevail.
iuu Discount ou sterling exchange 81
lcrs 70 the tinted States an unrstmpl,d
rpportuniiy fur the purchase ut foreign
securities. according tu = u. Arhcson
Shurtis. Vi,e.pt -sidrni uf IA" Guaranty
state Trust Company H N"N York who
was for many years IN charge " th'
foreign business 81 kl"inWuri. Sons s
Cumfnny merchant bankers 81 London.
and mon. recently financial advisor 10
IA. iuterallied Rhu'Lnd lligh Com.
mission Mr. shorts durs not louk upon
the present Sterling CNchIng" position
AS uf. unriNsd 'Sil ftum the English
pulut of view lIc sees in u IN oit"C'
u1. check upon uncrunumi'il buying
hy his ruuntrVmcn AZ the same tim"
n. believes that farsirhtrd Amrti au in.
Nrsturs can nov purchase ch'aph mil.
lions q securities held by Great Britain,
thus reducing the uvrrhilanc' 1T Amer.
loan trade with Europe
Were shipments Il great quantities
- gold possible oven u thai wee" de.
sirshl.. gid Mi SHORTS. the dccliu"
In Sterling exchange would ," arrested
Immediately but although Great brit'
ain ~ not IN q position ~ liguidiie her
indebtedness {" America ia gl'd, she
holds abundant tangible ASS =. which
America could hiv" today, ~ good IN
intrinsic value az n" American s",uri'.
lbs which N. British people have al
ready sold hack II the United states
Wpuid adopt the policy of purchasing
p,uriti,s now held rs Great Britain
Ca the degree that Great britain IA
vested IN American securities hefor" m,
War estimated ~ 10 600 OuO geo, The
difficulty would be- solved ui one"
lam aware. however that while Am'fi
can securities always appeal e. British
Investors British securities uf cquiVal
'nt intrinsi" value have not appealed &,
Amer lean Investors. Fur this her" have
been certain well defined reasons. IN
Gliding the field for domestic invest
m, nts presented hy the dcN olopmeut ri
the newer country. | am aware ais
that American farmers and mAnuiar
turers and merchants require money
rather than securities fui their nro
ducts. and that bankers ar" required e
ks,,p their drpnSi,ors' funds liquid hui
nevertheless u Is unfortunate that ,h'
! luSe siing public IL this rich country
cannot. ior the time being. Ice induced
10 invest IN foreign securities
'rhs d,ht II Great Britain To th'
t'nitsd states today appfoSimates 81.
coo 600 200 made W ~ si7s coo 200 81
government loans and u 81 go ooo 'oI
81 other credits on behalf 81 the British
gaVcrnm,ni Until the loans that ar
placed IN this country mature they vii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
SAYS PREVAILING EXCHANGE DISCOUNT
OFFERS UNEXAMPLED OPPORTUNITY FOR
PURCHASE Of SECURITIES Of EUROPE

NOT. IL course. affect the exchange situn.
ton S;rrlinr exchange Is declining he
cause british exports are not AT pres
ent sufficient 60 pay for current i'm
ports The recent decline N due tu tho
large supply ~ grain bills offered 80
ftr, yer, it'll, cotton oNohnng" has
been offered
This decline In sterling o,rhanre.
will nperat. automatically a. incTcas"
tn. cost If British imports and thus
move g. BE- q blessing In disguise lt
win ON IN, other hand stimulate Rrit.
ish oNpurty a. the United States while
IN. curtn!lment of American .Npuft
trade h.cau.c ~ low Sterling cN
change. may he "a h1rdsnlp fur the time
being. $50 must recognize that the BRIT.
igh are hy this method adjusting their
international a"c0nnt with Americans
and that eventually this Will b" tu
Americas advantage az we'll 49, To- hit.
aims t'ntil thn british are ahl" tn ud.
lust their Indebtedness To- IN" United
siltes IA. decline IN eNchang" viii pro.
vide IN. only effective method uf tur.
inp Great britain to economisr and the
more exchange declines. the greater
Xill be- the effect.
The restriction II imports into Great
Britain and tn encouragement uf ~.
PORTS are NOT. however the only ,-'ono.
mir forces thus brought into play. P'-
cause II IN. los Sterling rNchangr. In.
vrstmcnis in british securities are made
,ScDntionaly attractive. Under present
exchange con iitions these securities can
, Ip bought at discount In fact. at u
dlsruunt which u exactly the sam" RS
1 che premium which British purchasers
have To- nav on commodities imported
/ from tn United States. should the
| American investor disclose lispusi
! tinn tn take ,dyaniage " this situation.
hr could have u wide choice oi silt
/ ,,ifed investments including railway d.
hertur,s municipal bonds. and many
other securities based upon tangible as
sets
! 1T may well he urged. therefore
! that every effort he mad" To- broaden
the market IN this country for foreign
securities. II Is highly important e
4 Crest Britain that this he done hr
cause Of the pres"nt exchange situation
II may be- argued BY short sighted PEG
ple that II Is inmatcfial what love
exchange declines to- as the cost ct tht
commodity enhanced by fall IN cN
| chirre IL raid by the ultimate con
~um.r The merchant and farmer ~
,hi. sd rvc,l'-e the proceeds from thciI
t,ll = IN dollars This n true as Tar -
n ga.s Int | think am voicing thu
H. lings u the people on the other sid'
hy siVing that they want tn trade ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
AUXILIARY WILL Hell PLEG|0N POST
FURNISH CLUB ROU MS IN AMARILLO
HOTEL; JOINT NE ET|NG IS SUCCESS

To sx.s.rvicc men In Potter county d..
GUESSED that subject at considerable
length II WIS brought out by him
that the scholarships include 20 sun
j.stS. principally along mrchanica'
lL,-s All N.s'ryicc men desiring tr
avail themselves ~ a scholarship az.
requested to see Mr. Whit" in his ~
neo IN the Masslc buildlng during tn
next week.
Crpiain ard Mrs a VI ilolhro''k q,
IN, salvation Army were unanimously
made ass ciaig members ui the Legion
and Immediately following that action
90 thu organization captain HolhiunN
vas elected Co the office 81 post chap
lain.
Nhllr mo- definite action was taken
a discussion IL making the hansml
Post Dispatch nov mim"ugrnph"d
hi.mouthlN publication, 4 regular PRINT
.d p.tiuhcnl. o. h~ published at l"ls'
tWire a month. and 90 hr maintained hN
advertising To- BE- snld was gone into
II was suggested that the Post pi1iaicn
.hnuld carry an news ~ interest r,la.
ily. a. IN. happenings within the
Legion it, auxiliary. and ~" lucal fuv
Scouts organizations
II was announced M last nights rle"'
ing that any - service uien who ar
expert auiomuhil" ranics, and lie
st~ employment. should commitment
with sergeant Walter Freeman. az th'
local army recruiting station. Who vii
nut them in touch With lwnl concern.
row seeking such help.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
I .lRGE ENROLMENT GAINS
NOTED At UNIVERSITY


sprfial n The News.
AUSTIN. Ten, Aug. 3l--Totnl enroll
m.nt IN all branches OF the Univcr.
sits ol Texas for the past year has
reached N.5ii representing more than
Z 500 Individual students During the
iDng s.ssitN It 1920 there were en-.
rolled 4tsi individual students dis
trlhut,d ~ follows: Min University.
.3as7: department NJ Medicine. $50. DE.
pittment 1T Mines and Mctallurgy.
ila The summer session of 1920. ~.
Guiding the summer normal had an
enrolment 81 g57. From August ii.
1919 nm August 10. 1920 the Core.
,pnndoncc Tcsching Division Of the
Department. ~ Extension shows ana
cutullm,uts summer school and cor.
r-spund"uc" figures admit of some
duplication with those of thu Icing scs
siuus. but b. II evident that more than
: 300 individual stUd,nts have done
university work during the year.
marbiug an increase Il $500 over the
pt"Niu year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

Last nights j,dnt meeting between
the members of Hanson post % tho
American Legion and the Ladies' AuNl
larry was declared 20 be- the most sue
g. ssful session IN the history 81 IN"
organization. Hesides the members vt
tho Legion and the Auxiliary. members
~ the Daughters II the American ReVo
ltftlon and Of the United Daughters ~
the Conlederacy were present. IN tht
absence of Post Commander W. ".
Estes, Vice Commander John X boyc-
presided
Following the discussion ~ ways AMI
means at furnishing the temporary
quarters of IN" Legion. the ladies' pres
en, assured IA. members % Hanson
o.st that they would take II upon
Themselves Ca see that piano would
b. Included IN the furniture. which
e.uuld b. ~ great astis'lfco e. the
Legion members when q Is completed
II was announced alsn that the sum 81
tgsO was derived from the American
Legion "Folllcs" given ~ IN" Elks
home last week. under the auspices
and direction of the Ladies Auxiliary,
and also that that organization had
donated $3.50 additional "a the Legion.
Ia i,e used probably In furnishing the
new quarters The Daughters of the
American Revolution also have donated
$3.50 10 b. used Tor any purpnS" de-
cid.-i upon hN the members ot the
Legion.
l.. 4. White. who Is IN charge uf the
distribution II y, N. 6. 4. scholarships
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01

York city"
Ft-d : uriucn mrah"r 20 N" ma.
tlonal house Il representative from .
chicago district WIS called Co give 'yi
d-u,r L. support Published charges TIM,
british government funds were heiug
u+,l o. further the Cox campaign. Tie
told the committee that q fiction story
being circulated free tu country news
pap.i ~ The Western Ncwspapc'
Union was. h. believed, paid Tot hy
british interests The story. entitled
"lnrl. sam ct Freedom Ridge" was
said o. be- propaganda tor IN" league
vi nations. and the newspaper syndt
Gates offer 1T IL to the papers bore an
Endorsement ct the story purpwti
o. BE- hy President Wilson.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-01
Preferred Republican Ticset

Professor Hall wrote. however. tina.
he preferred % wmk Tor the E.pub.
iicans. a. he believed In their principles
and admired their candidate, and han
be-n Republican up In eight years
ago. n. offered his services 10 S.ua
tor New on the same terms
-D.d you bite" queried senator Pom.
esrne.
mo but you did" rcjoin,d senator
New. "He IL now head u the Ssgnd,.
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much NJ possible with the United Stat.
- They may be rivals hut they are
coins a. hn friendly rivals.
~ is css' initial that tho English
speaking races 20 the world work In
harmony and friendship. Commercial
relations are interviewer and there h
ulruiy of trade Tor an. For the mnmeut
d b. iu American interest. as well az
British. thnt Great Britain's economic
puritluu l." restored That restoration
can De- forwarded. and Americas inter
,s,s cueanc.d at the came time. by
surh a change IN the attitude 81 your
investors ls ! have suggested"