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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

produced under the direction Of the
Men About Town Club Of the engineer
ing school James l.. Lovitt, '22 NJ. H.,
has coached the players, assisted by
W. II. Marshall. The plot was evolved
by g. i. Simons, '21 G. II.
In addition to the four beautiful
"ladies" who do the shimmy specially,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
are played by #. d. Hubbard, Q. IT,
Adams and J. Lindsay.
Former Senator Cartwright Talks

Former State Senator George W.
Cartwright. of California. addressed the
students of Temple University today on
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rOpiC: BEGINNING or SOi.OMON'S
REIGN.
GOLDEN TtNT-The fear Of the Lord,
that j. wisdom: And to depart from
evil J. understanding. Job ~: a8.


And IA" King went to Gideon to
sacrifice there: for that was the great
.lgh place, a Thousand hurut.OitcTlngs
did Suluman Offer upon that altar. ,
IN GibcUu Jehovah appeared To- solomon
N dream 10y night; aud God said, As,
shat | shall give thee. u Ana solomon
said Thud has showed unto thy SCI.
.ant David my father great luvingkiud.
ness, according as he walked before
thee IN truth, and In righteousness, anG
in uprghtuvss at heart with thee; ana
thou hast kept tor him this great lov
,ugkindn"ss. that thou hast given him
I. son tn set ON his throne, as IL Is this
lay. : And now, Jehovah my God
.hOu hast made thy servant king IN
toad at David my father. aud | am but
Z little child: know not how To- 20 Out
u com" m. And thy servant ~ In
h" midst q. thy people which thou has,
huscr, 4 great people, that cannot u,
numbered non counted Ton multitude
. cave thy servant therefore an un
outstanding heart Ia Judge they people.
hat | may dlsNcTu between good and
evil. Ion who Is able To- JJdg. this ths
great people
10 Aud the speech pleased the Lord.
that solomon mad asked tins thing
% And Gud said unto him, Because
hou Ia .ls,cd this thing, aud hast not
tSkcd riches Ion myself. nor hast asked
h, lit" at thin. enemies, hut hast asked
l,r thN>rlt understanding u discern
Justice. ~ behold. | have done accord
.ug tu they word, lo, | have given thee
4 Wis. and an understanding heart; so
hat there hath been non" like thee be
ur, thee. neither after thee shall any
tris. like unto thee - And | have
also given thee that which thou hast
.,t asked. both riches AMI honor, u
hat there hall not he amy among the
.Iug~ IIkr unto thee. all thy ways u
Mud II thou wilt walk ir my ways, L.
cap my statutes and nay command
t"u'. g. thy father David did walk
hen I will l-Ugth-u thy days. - An
solomon awuk.. and. behold u was s.
ll,aiu. and d" came tu Jerusalem and
',ud bciuI- the ARK - the covenant q.
Jehovah. and offered nap hurut-vftsr
u-~ and offered pyar'"vit"ring-. and
u.td,. p least o. fII his .rStuts.
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THOUSANDS SEE
CAPITOL SIGHTS
IN TWO MONTHS

WASHINGTON. Aug IS Full,
81 uoH tourists have stood under the
gt,tt dom, oi %, Nations Capitol and
h.t. iu .puci,d It's spacious ana beau.
uim Corridors and ,hlmhcrs uf histori"
interest during IN, past two months
H"ur. Neal. tor turty. six wears nae,
s'uE'r 'u Speakers ot IN" House at
Representatives. srNs that there have
l''u az u,h crowds To- the Capitol
,,rn" the philadelphia Centennial TX
position iu 1876.
The SiEhtS''rS have com" ON special
excursions from every stat" 'n tn.
MON pu' panty conn" from ALASKA
.rd There liE, h,r.u several spyrii'
npr'i's from 10. Philippines. Hawaii
'HHI 'rl Porto Rico.
rh, .N'uIStHri-' are travelling uu
ir"r WI savings. High wages To-
al"f HuI hiLh prices for product,
nu..-h' great prosperity 90 many IN,
ing rNo wtr The need jur Nufk ava
u,..a-.'N f.r probation forced tho
vHEs 'lru'H H.I pr.iyr"r G" stick =,
Doe f.-r harrl 'H. .-pr~ 81 'E' war
ni l.. wage, a"I profits piled mp IN
'.r.i nr'rh', sHrgs
N'h Hr.--rr. f.r work and prudI,
20. on ..."l .HH.' fH" d,Sir. Ter q lIrB
t.- Hr1 FUND, h'.i.C ~ hand. tn
vtrh,.- sfHr'r# uu their travels 7.
f'AfINrlN .flNffNf aII
'H...- vH. h.-' studied thu .ICWd~ ed.
'.H.'s. ' f.T. during IN. rast two
".# rF. '..f ~ vss r'sd- uI, g w,rh.r-
.H -. ..H. - They wen. thu pf n
... .- ..rr.u', e plumbers. mI,hir
.'. 'nsnl.s md artisans 90 I'D
..ls
'' -'.1 .. .H C.ritI guilds h1v.
D .r r. HfrE s harvest during the sum
70. change or each .N'urSiur
.'s t- nl'',.. cents n head. and f"i
.- casual visitor or small PARTY tw-n
.... r rf~ You ns.h p'r~su. The Zee.
.. ELECTED fN -Ha u.tida. turned On q
ff. u'Hir nrI divided hy him '-IHllly
80 fl. guides
EfIr,i officials ~. Discouraged
.N.rT -I. .- 1s..IrI.. q %. transport
r..H iiTf-HI.r.s.r Th.ir ,-ffsrf-. cuIn
IIr.,i uirl o.. ltiling hirh travel 'hsrC
.u fr1 Iirl cot - living. have hal
arflar.rt'y I-f'. sFf.-' Prosperity ~
fi. ra..Tl. D l--su - glnerIl that 'Or
't travel D.. h-.n ~ d-terr-nt.
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HISTORIC VI SETTING,
Tru. Wisdom aud how To- t.ct IL.

sSslWuu was new King On lSlI'l
David had don, what b, could tu pre-
.ity, 'h- way tor hi~ reign. hut many
prDbI.m r.utaiurd Tn, political 81.
l'iuu W. complicated and unsettled
Aduuiiah. ne. ,ld-S' son 90 David wJF
tmIi'iuu- Go h- king. Ju.,s ia, strong
nan 81 the reign cd David. SPOUSE
g, rstu~'. 81 Niuui'ih > - ~
Ihiu. IN. high Priest. = ; aiuTrou hf"
h, commander uf the uI1uy and tn
h..td of TIL religious organization
against HIM. Tn. m- mixers Uf ia,
luu~. 81 saul and the tili,.. ct E,ui b.
min w'I.. I..efi.. q. shine. who curse.
David Wt- an -i-me1t ct 1"r:er. -
fulr hIt Z" del with th. headers ui
h.-s. fs.tiuus Then h. h1i upou him
b. rr,-lt building enterprises &C hi
'tth-r. Including the building &C %.
1,lss.-> 1rl 90 th.. t-ini,lr. S.l.Husr We
."urg wh..n b. h.ra,m- king u ever
vuuth r'.-''-i 'rII. wi~'i.u 70 w"IIl'
..IIn fhHf S.slrunr dri The account 90
h.- Nf.ifl kIUE - visit o. tsil-fsU- &C III
Uf-. rFrIs &C Jehovah To- him. q -
,Hut,u's .hui., @ Mi~lru. c Jehovah
rsi..-isur.. suI prami-. l-s1uS" 81 SD
u"n'~ 'IIaI... furnish m .r,Is.si" srIr's.
rs ulr4I.'.,i in EIhli'.'l history. T.
made S.aHI.u tn MISS man - ~
fifu. m kIrc- - "a and 8dyarced th-
fauea 60 -rr. r,li .icn
True Ni.d"fn SID How To- Get H."
Al vail HzIs. th7t wi-lHm D. desir1-
hi. W one wants % live without u
n b. o. s-iIiy tira most attractive. NOT
n H ls--srsra. IN me form or annth'"
men r. iIT- with b. Tn devil ussS o."
rsf.1 ufrN distorted rna-aui-c - f.-0eiy
80 1.--rHr c. h0ld~ b. I'D ir its
r..s. rTfls -.rlrigg a. liEhf @ DARK
ned .y.s The '1sihle cNhor-s men a.
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EAST TEXAN VISITING
WITH ~ NTftt OF PEACE

J. T.. wills is ~ the city fcw days
sitting vIth JusiIc" IL the peace g.
g Lands. friend Of 30 years ago.
Sir WIS has been visiting in Call.
fclniu ana CoiorIdo aud stopped Of In
Amarillo on his return trip home in
Taylor Williamson county. He re-.
ports good crops and prosperous times
in Williamson county.
His county Mr. wits SIys. pro.
lucos 20 To- 40 bushels 81 wheat - the
acre. 100 bushels 81 corn, 10 - 100
bushels Of oats. aud last year made
about a hulf bale Ut cotton t. IA" acre.
which was more than there wns help
to care for Land sells in william
son at $50 10 $500 an acre. Mr.. wills
says
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CRACK CUYMON BOOSTERS AND ElKS
PLAY Tie, 4T04; CAME IS FILLED
WITH ERRORS BY BOTH BALL TEAMS


( rho I,I ta1t the pf1tL Guypnu tx
! Is E,,. n.is. Whicb haze WIN q uu'
81 % Eiurg thB S.IAnn cDuld DO "I'h
me NmttIIl tlks yesf.fd1y Ili"fnoon
Nus Co., R.f 20 I ~ I 10. IN ten inning,
F"rgI-Df and Hines n" latter former
EauE- rty Blues playrr engaged ~
what would hnye been 70 pitching du"l
hHd nat lntlr teammates made 20 many
CIrNis
E.a,h .dr IN lot down with seyrn
altg. yuilr NOR" errors we're made than
during ans single contest Of IN. season
here Tho Elks led with eight errors.
mil" Guynu"r was close with seven to
their credit.
C'$.II Il Wellington played second
nag" Tor inc Elk9 and pat u pa good
rIfu'. fielding his position perfectly ana
getting tHo hits and two runs. iIor.
TON struck oGt four times out Of five
rips - IN" plate.
Three oIt Of four II Guymon's runs
we're made on costly errors while
iTtrhor Hines OF Guymon practically
let his teams chance FOR victory pass
Y IN TIA" eighth inning when h" held "A
,all knocked 10 him by Johnson b"liev.
ing II - fly bah instead Of one that real.
" had been battcd ON home plate and
bounced 10 him.
ThOnpaon probably will work for the /
Elks today. while GuymOn has it's
chGic" Of three pitchers Hodges ana |
Waters arolcfthnndcrs, while warden. F..
y no pitched for ToyhOmn two week, /
tgu mere aud lost 10 J. - ready - I
Enrk in tn" box Warden 10 right !
handler. The final game Of m" series
viii hc PLAYED ~ $3.50 O'Clock tOm0r.
roW afternoon.
IN" GJyiuuu team scored in the
."ooud inning on base on balls ana an
IA. 4
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JUDGE LINDSEY WOULD EXTEND WORK
Of JUVENILE COURTS, INSTITUTION
NEEDED IN EVERY | ARCE CITY IN j. S.

j. t,.oeiatsd lbs.
ST LctfS, Mo. Aug - judy.
i.n u. Lindsey 90 IA. Denver JuycuIe
count 4ddT,s s.d ~. American Bar ~.
sp,iati"n here today on Obtaining
yd-uoc Tor parent and child without
80 ~. pfg,s he extension uf juve-
tiie court procedure such as has been
s.tnOr2"d IN Colorado.
4 rl-sidd. Judge Lindsey said tor
. specialized institution y isysrs larAr
%, operating principally under the
I'ssers Of civil and Charcery courts IN
operation with various agencies. to
tasndis. not only the problems of par.
4 nd child. but class II adults
mostly p"or peopie-whG might DO
i'e"ted N'ry mucn a. we treat chit
Gren.
81 our Wak for Surer. simpler
and less oxt .sive justice Tor parent
aud chid, We have found many JuUi.
h'atIon- for such a tribunal
1t docs not call fOf any new prin.
'iples 81 law. but rather broader and
simpler application OF those already
h'hS e5tia"is"ed 80 as - peter meet
H,w demands and human needs grow
ns out OF changing world.
While such specialized institution
mast be based primarily In the
c4aEcery procedure. it may also ne
slded ny tho acd!ti"u of limited
,1iininhl procedure.
This ~ precisely hat We have
o"he IT, "a MEASURE IN my own cxpe.i.
srce. For while the court over which
nave presided In my own city II
Denver, Tor twenty years. ~ known
49, place Of dealing with lawless
children. the prohIrms Of d.pcndency.
tht".-tc or family relations IN contrO
f'rNeS, not only between parents. but
hnults concerning their I/ati0ns 10
children, have fnr twenty years ocau.
bicJ -" largest part at its work
In practice in th"se cases there
are absolutely no costs no tuHftsr
what the controversy may be. This
apfii.r 10 every cave, except under AN
o." statute small Ice ~ SIN paid
a. Adoption cases
The methods are the ustlDl on.s of
These courts, by an informal confer
"fHe about IN, table In u sort Of clinic
~ human adjustment.
One oI tho great difficulties Of the
cflthltAl law Ii that We dead fnerD!, /
Win the things that people do--not
The people. We expect the same r1u.
~ penalty to III every c1se Instead |
81 producing so.Callcd equal and cxncf
Justice, II OFTEN produces jGs, the con
uHiy results There are many/cuscs
81 acts or conduct of individuals tIutti
might be defined az crime that can b., |
handled much better IN a CHANGER, |
procedure 10 do justice than in a crin |
mol procedure TO IMPOSE punishment
We have in Colorado az To certain
crimes extended chancery prnredur.
70 adults. II In the first state. 20 far
az know, To make such- an innova.
ton.
On. secret of the success Of ,h..
INFORMAL courts, to my mind. Is m.
Tact that In the very great !aIorIy of |
lh.se cases the whole purpose iy Ia
understand the poOplc--tn help them
ana not TO hurt thcm--and by kindly
HpI"r'i To point out tn" mistakes Of |
al aud the good IN an"
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BOYS KEEP DROWNING
OF PLAYMATE SECRET

LlttDl<. sen. A.< 2. AFRAID -
tel their parents ttIt their playmate.
John H'izrf, lively" yoar4 Old hld b""u
drowned ~ fnud hole. H.'s"ral boy
friends invented " story tDout Hi- b"ing
kidnapped by negro Who escaped On
train. Johns brother. Henry. vas
On" Il the RrnJp. The pody Was not
recovered for over twcnty-four hours
II uas said that John jumped int" IN"
hnl" and cyidonr'y vas 1"izcd with ri.
DrJnp The othrr hoyF. frightened bY
what happened. hid his clDth", and
vent "iycWh"rc - piGy. Finally the
next evening one ri IN" littl" boys told
whnt md happruod. and railroad lR'nts
0plice. station agents md 4h"riffs hhlr.
d0ned their search for kidnIpp'rs and
f0unG tho body
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KANSAS cry. Mo. Aug. 2s.--ifog7
COO; clDeod DctIvc; 10 10 - higher pack
cr top tl5lj. bulk 81 safes {l5l56r
$3.50. top ftla.25. good 20 ch"ic" h"av'
slI2JM So 90. 1ood 10 choice medium
fl5.00HSl5 ~: sgord 'h ch"ic" high
tlj.0Om SIS 90
cnttlo. 100. for week best st"'rs
steady 10 - higher. other grades ttcnd y
~ ~ lower. she stock weak - . lover,
c1uucr steady, bulls weak =" 80 i"w"
,ll.,s 80 10 81 90 higher: feeders stondy
to - tower. stuck"Ts steady.
sheep 800, for week sheep mostly +"
higher. fat lambs yi.25 10 tl.5j highc
feeder lumhS higher.
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INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON FOR TOMORROW
What [, trMn Mi,dNmi


! True wisdom IL that wisdom which
| comes from God. who is wisdom and tn
! givcr of wisdom. All else IL II dylusul
ana q snarr intended To hurt and hin
der
Doubtless the intention Of our lessor
makers was To teach the lesson Of wis
dom in matters eli religion. This cii
com" from God alone. Man, his crra
turc. is lost in sin. lie needs deliver
tuc", salvation. God provided that sal
yatiun in Christ, his Son; he alone has
il. h" alone can teach man how Ia oh
tain II. and then enable him To walk IL
the way pointed out. II man Is saved
h" will l." saved in the way that the
wisdom of God provided for him and
pointed out To him. VISIONS way II
salvation is the way 20 the cross. Met
obtain it by coming To- the cross and ac
CcptnG him who hung upon it,
But God sheds the light of his wisdom
upon all things in hls universe and
upou all relations of life. The natur,
and the intended us. oi things may ID
clearly seen. and the right rotation OF
human life To those things.
An Illustrous example H. found in the
fuel conditions in china, and the veins
at rich coal that lie beneath the sur
face. Il is said that China has more
coal than any other nation ON earth
But the devil has blinded Chimes" minds
until they are afraid To dig in IN" earth
Tor IL. They are afrcad they Will anger
The earth god. So China goes "n
freezing and suffering he,aus" her wood
supply is practically exhausted.
And aboy, al things. except personal
salvation. true wisdom teaches men
how To live and how tu lead others in
paths of salvation and rightrouSno-s
tol Christ sake.
~. How To get true Wisdom.
II tTu. wisdom Toe such IS DIES, Tibo 4
above. II would seem that all men
would Ice seeking II. That they are not
- doing one ut the marV,ls ui tho
IniycI.r. and shows the power of sih.
Men have To- b" followed. bcsauEht.
preached To-, prayed fur, tu get then.
tu consider and embrace tru" wisdom.
Ai,n can gtt true wisdom 10y
]. Desiring II In humble, traChihlr
pint. The human will T. never yu"rs
Il into finding aud accepting this wis
lum. The understanding - enlightened
the emotions are moved and guided. the
VIII g. gwen power ." act But b"yoHd
,hu>,. things man u lett to hi> uWu
hu.~iuE More could not be- done Tor Q
uau AMI leave him "a man instead ~ ..
Ha, hiu". II man ever possesses true
NiSluIu. then h- must d'sIr. o. and o..
Nill!ug o. De- taught
I;v h-iuE Wiling o. allow th''
wisdom - have itnl sway in life NJ
man viii find wisdom who .,,l,S u with
reservations. ~" must b"wIiliuE 10 ~
Nh.I- tha light uf wiSluu leads 10
AL! lead lir~t To- thu cross. Then guy
'hvr light viii l-a given. Wisdom w..
cad into thI- ',Ttl &C. that d. must %.
si.lirr O. Malls 900 thu lEht. To -.-.-,
light Iur iift'~ Journey with mental go
spiritual r-s~r. itiUns j. like ~'skins
iha sunlight wl4l- ru'-I~firE bon wIls
.ug o. 'l. direction .uir site IN, -ur
- j: They f".r 60 walk IN. l-ht
I '.ut~ vls,iam. That ~ itself ,l,-,i-
De- ruiaf = lutirE Y. % such ais
iHrr sails Tor fun .TfI.nder.
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LUTHERAN CHURCH WILL
HOLD MISSION FESTIVAL

Tn" Mission Festival uf the Lutheran
church 81 CANYON VIII be h"ld At tn"
Ichrige pluc, within mile and haif
{ tn Happy crossing on Pal" Durp
tDmoI fuw There win ho morning and
evening services Luncheon VIII b"
4crg'd on the ground I:cv =. VI. Bcy-
~ IT wichita Falls ~ announced ="
preach IN German ut the morning ser.
~. rd ~ Il Drfrncr Of Eh'a VII
preach ~ tine afternoon in English
l:"y .. T.. ihng"s. pastor extends B.
gru'r7l ir~it"tinU t1 Ia" public 10 81
''ud the sorvices.
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T'VHT' NUg' Z6.-Wh II" pT0UITiuc D.
;. -.'. 'hit-iay night tn, counties,
:''"rz'. vii" 81 IN" italian iur,gn MIR.
,"r discovered man under her bed
IN" countess r"isl"s4ly icii "a, r,.s,..
ana CAV" IN" alarm. Servants rushed
INTO III" bed room ana scizrd tho m.
uud"f ana handed him over tu the % Dr..
ne \ bottle 81 'hr,inform and 10.
'"'"r " ~ found ~ hi5 pu-srsgluu
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>fal. n Church.

" u TrafilnsT w. SfrFl6f
T-NTINNisTON ". "a. AuC. =
Tf.'r 81 church worth a. 600 = Nil-
'r " r. D. .harrcd in an action
l. f.rru- #aurt Phss Rank. a trrs-
-.. sf d. EI.HnsEs church e Milton.
.rHr-- rt.- tU@ Other trustees Sl-h-
f-.r irfH b. church in a TAT. sad
.H." rI-f4f -. Tharrh Z CD
-' f.r % o. 30 The VI i.HrS-
rIHrfr t4lldlng
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uiGH GRAVITY OIL POIRS
FROM TtI.~N MNIfR WELL.

Tulsa gsia. Auc es-Cu men
SIRE food - q -nuzzier- On IN. shau.
% voter ues On the Industrial -
ti"n C this city.
The W.m q shallow one. is giving
ur x.-nlin- testing sirty ~ gravity.
7''lf hesds" rrur0uncn the ruid the
real taft huf ne a. . ioss 70 sIve
an .NTianation.
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MEN ARRESTED AND 3
OFFICERS SUSPENDED
Gil WHISKY CHARGE
nn Ann ai.d Pr.

CHICAGD. Aug. Is --" Warrants FOR
tho Arrest Df even men var" issued and
three federal prohibition agents yer"
suspended yesterday ~ ~ investigation
into alleged c0nRpir1rics h"tWeen FEEDER
ri agoGts and HhDIc.al" Nhiskcy deal
orr 10 cyId" prohibition enforcement
laws
M1IGr A. Y Dalrvmplc federal pr
hihitiDu enforcement Officcr In this die
trict Is conducting the investigation.
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LESSONS FOR STUDY.

~sTN WI~lI7ITT w ffT"NfIT
SH.ak wisdom ~ 'iaiiu.-e
, t..-i ~tN- Go al Asa jams Is
THE r.H~4lf- 60 th. WIzlUm g one
man fHr humanity
Th.. lass u! Wisdom O. ti.l.fiHn
fu is..f
l.'#-aru f.r usyt SIndlys -Th.. Euiit-
IrC % th- r 'uf.I,- a Ming. NIiu
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hlit"d fOr klOpuCr IN cighth-
summary. Twobas" hits: Cornelius
L'rr Rui,s Base an balls, of F"rgu.
suu ]. STRUCK wIt. BY Hines IL. hy
Ferguson ~. Wild pitcher: Ferguson
. Sacrifice hits Woo lward. Frnncr.
calvert %. Ferguson Nngt . Stolen
bases. F"uncr. O'N"lll. Johnson. Dean
Iuuircs-IIdmrick and Jones. Time
ut game hours 20 minutes
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NCETlIr>:F rrRN u
INTERESTED n tNtRIII0

ffHufsrd whites The Beard q
CIV ID wi Trlsrf that he 10 ss--kirg
o. tins frilsrtnry a. II Psso for e~v-
-fsrrir-a- Tlartz and asks fur fun en-
faruati0n Concerning she possibilities
20 Amarillo ". Crawford rurss--rrs
the SCuthue~ IN OTwth,ins C,m-
pany-
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BAKER WILL URGE
RATIFICATION OF
LEAGUE OF NATIONS


u NN' ,1TFd TTtN,
CLEVELAND. aug * --S"cr't1re
# war Baker has announced tb1t n"
win take m" stump 10 insist tha' Am
erica raIify ia" League Of Nations.
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Weather


West T"yns. Tonight ana SUNDAY
fair. cpulcr Panhandle sun
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-28
u or RELIGIOUS SECT
AWAITING CONING or CHRIST

EANGOH NJ. Aug 2N.--SiN men an 1
eighteen women. founders of a ne" r.
lginu4 sect. az" IN camp on the our
skirts Of this city I"Hiting the second
coming If Christ Th,y resemble Ia"
famous Mtlcrlt"s except that they set
no dit" for the advent Il ia" million.
luW
The p,rDv 'uld tn" polio" they can"
~ NaIrr =. m PnnsylvnriI. E"ighhnrd
have rlriyi ned them tn" "Ail,nh}lt"S,
.,n 90. rH, new sect believes mot
,ro.-l All,uhy when h" captured j..
uttl.m. fulfilled q prophecy in IN"
D.. sprl Bcrundug 10 - Luke, ana hold
nat ~, va, IIs '.'u" FOR IN" 'hildrcA
{ I.rlI ~ return to- Palestine.
Th. include pg children 81 Israel not
,olv tn, I.ws. lut alen "th"r residents
# the luri.d States. 'Inndl BRUSH
l.tr, .udnn,Iiu Peninsula AMI
amir Eur.u,Iu committees They d"Dlrr"
rhny aIr uuconu'rrrl Win any "th"'
sect.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11
COMMITTEE OF
BANKERS TO
:, MEET DEC. Ia

a.s -aN-s.- H" .t#- tHLZL. 2. . eH Ft'-..
Fargo, N. D., Dec. 1.-THE special
committee created at q conference of
bankers and officials Of the state ad-
ministration at Bismarck, Tuesday
last. are to e here December II,
at q call issued by Ed Pierce of Shell
don today.
At the same time the special COM
mtttee OF the executive council Of the
North Dakota Bankers association ap-
pointed at a recen meeting of the
counct in Fargo to act in the financial
situation will meet and Mr.. Pierce
proposes in his call that the commit
tees meet together.
The special committee created at
Bismarck Is charged with carrying
into effect the policies laid down at
that meeting including the sale OF state
bonds sufficient to finance the state in
dustrial enterprises already undertake
en- and the promotion of some plan to
relieve the financial stringency.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11
MANY DIE OF OLD AGE.

Minneapolis. Dec. 11.-Because Of
the average person has not learned
the simple rules of living, forty thou
sand persons under 40 years Of age die
each yea in the United States OF old
age diseases, according to officials of
the American Red Cross.
In addition. 100000 persons die
each year in this country from pre-
ventable diseases, the officials state.
Miss Mabel Ulrich, director Of
health service of the northern division
of the Red Gross. with headquarters
here. deprecated the practice of mod
ern people who hail h physician
with the elaborate and expensive Office
as a wizard" and who do not be-
lieve a doctor, when he prescribes
nothing but good, wholesome food,
plenty OF water. fresh air, recreation
and rest.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-12-11

committees OF the chamber 81 COM
f1erce OF the United States. tiietnation-
aIgforei4n trade council, the American
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. association. and
q american Exporters and Importers
association, and .thatfthe extension OF
credit BY the corporation should sbe
confined to countries where there is
is an assurance Of integrity OF pur-
pose, n THAI the operations Of this
corporation should be confined to fin
ancirg Tor the benefit. Of this project
Will mean so much>to the country as
= whole, vi urge the financial and
practical cooperation OF all members
OF agriculture, manufacturing, finan-
cial and labor in this"
Waldo Newcomber, president Of the
Nation Exchange Bank OF Baltimore,
was chairman of the committee which
prepared the report.