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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-25
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-25
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
CAMERON TO MAKE
30 DAY CAMPAIGN

York $3.50 an. Franklin, 1880 a N.
LetcalE night meeting.
Monday. Oct III. Morenci night. meet
Tuesday. oct y. clifton. night. meeting.
Wednesday, oct 12. leave Clifton g.
nj; solomonville. noon, meeting Stafford.
Thursday, Oct "a. leave Stafford. a.
ms Thatcher, 10 a. m. Pima. 1880 a. me-
Central. II a. m Fort Thomas. noon; &C.
roniHao. 2 p. ms Rice, P. M Globe. night
Friday. Oct Is, Mani. might. meeting
saturday. Oct 16. leave Globe a. m :
Fort Apache. 3 D m; Whiteriver. 4 p. M;
Cooley, night meeting
sunday. oct. ~. Iaav- Cooley, 2 a. ms
Eacar III a. ms surlurerTille. noon 81
Johns. 3 p ni-s concho, $50 p ms Snow
Monday. oct Is. leave Snowflake. a.
m; HolbrooH, noon WinsloWi night meet
Tuesday. oct 70. leave Winslow. &c e.
NJ Gresniaw: FiaEstaff, night. meeting
wednesday Oct 90. leave Flagstaff, s
e.. m. Bellemont: Williams. 10 a. m; Ash
Fork. noon: jerome. night. meeting
Thursday. oct q, leave jerome. a. m ;
Cottonwood, II e. m-s Camp Verde, ? m =
Dewey, p u-s Humboldt. ,, M Pres
colt night. meeting
Friday, Oct 6, leave Prescott, a. N
SeliFman. II a. m-s Nelsons noon king
man. night, meeting.
9 a. m; Chloride. a. m; oatInlen. II O.
M Needles. Parker, night meeting
sunday. Oct %, leave Parker s a. m.
Boure. 10 a. ms saloune. noon; Wenden, .
p. m; WiolzsnburE, p M Phoenix,
Monday, oct %. Ajo. night BY train,
Taesday. oct. Is. somerton. ?. M
neeunEs Gadsdeu, 9 P m, rnsetinsi yuma
w 7Tsdaesday. oct IS. Casa erands BY
train, meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
JOHNSON FOLLOWERS LEAN
TO cox IN CALIFORNIA
(Coutinhed from PAGE II

Harding as a reacrionary. Bow much
OF this is due 20 appointment over
the failure OF the Republican party
at Chicago TO select Johnson as
standard bearer, and how much 10
reflects a friendly feeling toward a
progressive IS hard 20 say. Certainly,
as one travels about the state, OBJ
servers point 20 the large Republican
registration ia the primaries and say
that there VIII be a big vote for
either Cox or Harding
Evidences OF suleuness in this
state are not lacking. The people
who helped Johnson win the primary
vote for the presidential nomination
are deeply hurt that the verdict was
ignored and Gov. Cox pours oil on
The troubled waters, not by empha-
sizing that senator Harding didn't
carry any primaries outside Of his
state, but by saying that n senator
Johnson had entered the Ohio pri-
mary he would have captured the
states vote.
Northern California had everybody
guessing four years ago and shows
some OF the same symptoms OF un-
certainty this year-CopyriEh 1890.
by David Lawrence.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Nuxated Iron VIII Increase
Strength of Delicate People
In Two Weeks Time

O. many t1-ianesG says CITY , hyuiciau persons
have Suffered for years without imoWing
What uads them feel tired. Esileas and
runde-n wheu iheiF real toubla vas
lack cf iroz IN The blosd-hoN 70 tel.
p Vuu were 10 make an actual bod test on
an people Who are ~ you would probably
- Be greatly astolisle1 az the exceedingly
large numher who lack iron and Who are IL
for no other reason than the lack Of non. The
moment louis supplied a Multitude o. danger-
Gus symptoms disappear. Wl-holt iron TIE
blood AZ once Loses the power 70 change 1000
into living tissue and therefore lo-1ing = on eat
does you s5ods you don't get the strength out
q IT, Your food merely passes through gour
uystel Ike com through 9 MI VIII the 70 lers
50 vide apa-t that the NH can Z grind As a
result Of this continuous blcod and nerve STIR
vatou. peo1le becu1e generally weakened,
nervcus and al run down zld t-equently &C.
veiup al sorts Of condition. one IS TOO TIM
zncthsr Is burdenad with unhealthy lats cone
are so weak they can hardly walk some ttizz
they have Dyspepsia kidney or liver trouble
some can't sleep a. night others are sleepy
and tired an day Ecme fussy and 1-llta1lei
some skinny and hloodlesss but al lack piy-
seal pcwer and endurance. u such cases. . =
worse than f0oiishness 10 take stIr1ulzting
medicines OF narcotic drugs F1icl only whip
u your faT7inE vital powers Tor the moment,
mzybs az the expense Of your LIE laleT On no
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

which resulted in the famous gubsr-
Material contest. Thomas =. Camp
bell. governor OF Arizona. opened his
1890 campaign for reelection in this
cltF.
During his address here he recalled
10 his audience the promise he made
two years ago. that he would give
the state Of Arizona a est-rest
from the turmoil Of industrial STRIFE
and bickering-he declared that to
day Arizona IS the most peaceful in
dustrial state in the union, and has
been for two years
Navajo Bugs. aoss discount Beaeh's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
NEBRASKA VOTES ON PLAN
FOR INDUSTRIAL, COMMISSION

Omaha. Neb-, Sept 21.-Nebraslza
voters are deciding today whether
they VIII write provision for an in
dusrrial commissions, empowered TO
determine controversies between en-
ployers and employees IN any BUSH
ness or vocation affected with a pub
lie interest into the state consdtu-
ton
The proposition comes up IN an
election on Al amendments drafted
by a constitutional convention which
met last December. II also aims az
elimination Of unfair business prac-
tises and curtailing proflteerinE.
Organized labor has made a Wig
orous objection 20 the proposition.
Samuel Gcmpers, president OF the
American Federation Of Labor, char
acterized it as more ear reaching
than the passage Of a mere law for
such a court as has already been done
meut would not benefit the public
but would react on the whole peo-
pie" and operate for the aEgraldize-
ment OF the few
Other amendments TO the Nebraska
constitution being voted upon auth
orize laws 70 regulate working con-
ditions for women and children and
fix a minimum wage FOR them. pros
vide a state budget system. require
the concurrence OF five out OF seven
supreme court judges 10 declare any
law unconstitutional. ptrmit voting
by Nebraska electors serving in the
regular army, and require that COM
mon school branches In Nebraska
schools be taught IN English
Women. acting under provision by
constitutional convention, will vote
on proposal 10 amend the couEtitu-
tion TO give themselves unrestricted
suffrage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
POLITICAL LEADERS CATER
FOR ARRIVAL. OF GOV. cox

Phoenix. Ariz- Sept 21.-Poutieal
leaders from all sections Of Arizona
were gathering IN Phoenix today 20
welcome Gov. James IL Cox. Of Ohio.
Democratic presidential candidate, on
his arrival here tomorrow morning.
Minor changes in the candidates
itinerary in the valley were an
nounced by the local CoE-Roossvelt
committee today, following receipt Of
advices from Los Angeles
The party VIII arrive IN Phoenix az
O'Clock instead OF o'clock, as pre-
viously announced The delayed ar
rival has made necessary cancella-
ton OF the proposed address at Chan
der.
Gov Cox viii open his campaign in
the valley with an address at Mesa
re viii talk 20 Tempe citizens on his
return TO Phoenix
The principal address Of the DAY
VIII be given at the state fair
grounds here at .. m
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS DEAD.
SAYS FORT WORTH SENATOR

c. q SIuiman. Of wichita Fails
Texas. formerly OF Fl Paso. is visiting
here on his return from the Shriners'
convention in Portland. ore. II a
letter received by lIr. 6illiman from
senator T. O. senter, Of Fort worth,
senator Sentsr says in parts The
Democratic party Is a dead duck. very
dead Cox VIII be beaten worse than
Greeley. and doubt N the party
ever comes back again. Missouri.
Kentucky. Maryland and west Vir-
ginia viii almost certainly go Re-
publican and y Oklahoma, Tennessee
and North Carolina are doubtful.
If the Republican and American
parties should fuse In Texas. as may
be done, the chances for the fusion
ticket viii be more than even. Since
tbs run-off primary, out OF express
sl5ng Of hundreds OF voters. i have
heard OF but three men who voted
for Bailey say they viii vote for
heff. The business elements and
land-oWninE farmers will. for the
most part. fray for the election Of
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

OPEN SESSIONS
IN SACRAMENTO

Sacramento. Calf. Sept 21-F'our
political conventions opened I'm sac
ramento today. Republicans Demo
Gratis, Socialists and Prohibiuonists
were here TO make nrououucements OF
PARTY policy. name presidential
electors and choose state central COM
mitteemcu.
The presence OF United States sem
ator Hiram W. Johnson at the HepuD-
lican convention dominated interest
there. An address by him marked his
first political activity since his an
nouncemeut that he would support
senator Harding. who defeated MIN
for the Republican presidential nom
nation. The opening address at this
convention was RELOCATED 70 Gov
Stephens.
The death Of Loren Handley. Of Los
Angeles. IN an automobile accident
last night. LETT two candidates in the
field for chairman Of the Democrats
convention, Sydney Van Wyck, state
committeeman from san Francisco.
and state senator vs.. ID. sheareri Of
Treka-
One candidate qualified at the Az
gust primaries as delegate 10 the
progressive convention, but he had
not appeared today
Mrs. Elvina Beals. OF Berkeley. So
cialist candidate for United states
senator was considered 20 be with
out opposition for chairman Of the
Socialist convention and the chioco
for Prohibition chairman was an
nounced as congressman c. II. Ran
DAN, Of Los Angeles.
The Socialists at an early Informal
convention approved a resolution con-
demuing action by the United states
government that would aid the Poles
IN their war against Soviet Russia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Navajo Rugs. 2Ogs discount Beach,
Art shop. 1o4 Pioneer Plaza-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
LEGISLATURE
MEETS TO FIX
POLL TAXLAW

Austin. Texas. Sept 21.-'rhs seth
Tezas legislature convened at IL
o'clock this morning in its fourth called
session, with its principal work, as
stated By Gov. Hobby. being 10 pro-
vide regulations for voters in the
revision OF election laws ls ueces-
sarT, IL rs declared. as the attorney
general has held that the nineteenth
amendment 10 the federal coustltu-
ton, granting suffrage 70 women, in
effect nulliGcs the polf tax laws Of
Texas as they now stand.
The general opinion around the
capitol is that the situation at Cal
weston. including the occupation Of
the CITY By the Texas National Guard,
VIII come up for consideration. Rep
Don Biggers. OF Eastlaud county, has
intimated that he VIII advocate the
wihdrawal Of troops from Galveston,
and can inject the matter into sub
ture without submission 70 the COVER
nor, by offering his suggestions in
the form Of resolution
short Of Quota.
According TO the secretary OF state
there are Few vacancies in the leEfs-
lature and the body assembled today
is practically the same in personnel
as that Of the third called session.
Because Of the absence Of a quorum
in both branches the session this
morning was unable 90 proceed with
the business and q recess was taken
in the house and senate until ESQ
o'clock this afternoon. Roll call de-
Continued on page 4, column -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

Notice has been sent 10 Democrats
that money is needed 70 help support
Gov Cox Remittances may be mailed
direct to Richard Burgess, or 20
chairmen OF local Democratic com
mfttees. ]. A. Kemp. OF wichita Falls,
Chairman Of the state Democratic
committee has sent out a copy Of a
request from Washington for 100
Texas men 70 match" president VII
sons $500 contribution to the Dem
ucratic campaign fund
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
Say You Want
Diamond Dyes"
Don't Spoil or Streak your
Material in a Poor Dye

Each package Of Diamond Dyes
contains directions so simple thar any
woman can dlamond-dye e new rich.
tadeless color into worn, shabby gar
ments. draperies, covering, whether
wool silk. linen. cotton or mixed
goods.
Buy Diamond Dyes'-no other
kind-then perfect results are guar
anteed even n you have never dyed
before Druggist has color card
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

DHOENLX. Sept. 21.-A big mass
meeting 10 be held In Phoenix
a Monday evening. September "a,
will mark the opening Of the Repub-
state This meeting VIII be addressed
By Ralph II Cameron. Republican
nominee for the United States senate;
] by. James p Dunseath, OF Tucson, Re
publican nominee for congress- by
I Gov Thomas f. Campbell and other
party nominees for state office
The Phoenix meeting VIII be The
opening gun Of the congressional
campaign in which Cameron. accom-
panied by Duuseath and Edward J.
Flanagan Republican nominee for the
supreme court 5usticeship, viii make
cycLoulc campaign sweeping the
state from one END TO the other The
party VIII travel BY automobile. max
ing every county and visiting every
community
Cameron's Itinerary.
Cameron's itinerary. covering 80
days, is as follows
Monday, sept q, Phoenix. meeting.
tuesday sept %, Mesa meeting
wednesday, Sept. %, leave Mesa 8 a. m-s
al-nart s;sl e. ms Chandler Moons Flor
ence. night meeting
Thursday, sept So leave Florence 10 a.
m, Superior noon neetinsi Ray, night
+ Friday. Oct Z. leave Ray 6 a. M: KEEL
rln- g. M Winlzelnan. ID a. ms Hayden.
noon, meeting; E'eiduan. Z p m, meeting,
Mammoth p. ul-i melting Oracle. ,.
M meeting Tucson, night, meeting
Saturday. October e. leave Tucson, e.
m; Fort Lowell 10 a. m; san Xavier. i
p. m; Sahulrita, p. m: Continental. 9
,. m; Tuhac, 1 D. m-s Amado, s p m /;
NoEales, night meeting.
sunday oct 8. leave NoEllea a. nj
Patagonia 10 q. m-s meeting Souolta- u,
noon, mseulEs ElEin, 2 ?. M mceGngi
Benson. nlsht. meeting.
Monday, October 4, leave Benson ,. m
St David. 2 p m, meeting Tombstone.
Tuesday. Oct g. Leave Tombstone a
"a warren; Lcwelli Bisbee. night, meet
ins
M Nacos noon, meeting; Douglas, night
meeting
Thursday. Oct 2. leave Douglas. 8 a. M
lTcNsal. 9 a. ms Webb, 10 e. m: Light
II G. ms CourLand, noon, meering5 Glee-
son, p n; Pearca, night, meeting.
Friday Oct 6, leave Pearce. a. M
Cochiea, 10 a. m-s Dragon noous John
son ?. M wilcox night. meeting
Saturday, Oct g. leave wilcox. a.
rs Bowie a. m-s San simon II a. m
Duncan, uight. meeting.
sunday Oct 10 leave Duncan, a. m;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
FATHER OF HARDING
ATTENDS e A r !

Indianapolis, Ind, sept 21-oId
friendships were 70 be renewed and
stories OF the days when they battled
for the union recounted as the princi-
pal activities today OF the 1890 en-
campment Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, which formally opened here
yesterday. Eighty regimental and
brigade reunions were set for today,
and tonight the annual campfire viii
be- held
Among the uotables attending the
encampment IS DR.. Robert 7. Hard
ing. Of Marion, Ohio. father OF ssna-
tor Harding.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21

mater what any one tells yo1, Il you are not
Strong and vel you owe L 10 yourself to make
the following test See how long you can wcrz
or how far you can walk without beccul17
tired Next take two hVe-grain tablets Of Or
dinzrT NuZated Iron tn e times per day after
meals for two weeks. Ihen test your str9ngth
aEam and see for yourself how uiuch gou have
gained You can talk as you please about al
the wonders wrought By new remedies. but
Fhe1 you cone down 10 hard facts there Is
nothlnE Ike good old iron 70 put color h y1ur
cheeks and good sound. healthy flesh On your
bones. Il Is also great nerre and stomach
sUenElhe1er and one Of the best blood BUILDERS
= Tie word. The only trouble was thar TIE
oldtcrus Of Inorganic non Ike tincture Of iron.
iron acetate, etc, often ruined people teeth.
upset their Etcmachs and were NOT assnnilzted
and for these reasons they frequeltly did
more harm than good. But with the cisc1Fery
Of the never forms Of crganic iron al this has
ben overcome Nruzated Iron, for example, Is
pleasant to take, dos not injure the tech and
Is almost iumediately beneficial
alunufastzrurs' Meter Euzuted Lrua ahieh 3 ~
ozmenied above g not q secret remedy but ems
Uhieh j. vel EluUn q. dr-E7i1t1 eTeII-Gharl- uzEts
TIE cl1er iu1rl1ie ru1 lr1dletI e . e11lT u1Ili-
latad, and does rot iaiure teen. make thaz hl1-t
r1F upset the ntu11azh he E1-1f1-turc-u lzrr1fas
E1escEEf1l 11d slirlT EEsEfazt1-y results 70 e--T
plEehuasF o. icy vi r.f1ni yo1r m1n-T. . Z q
pszl-i IL tail eity - 90 gsod drugEisA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-09-21
COLBY DENIES REQUEST
OF ANTI-SuFFRAGlSTS

Washington. D. C.. Sept 21.-secrs-
tary Colby has refused to grant tbs
request Of enti-suffrag ists from Ter
nesses that he rescind his action IN
proclaiminE ratification OF the fed
eral suffrage amendment on the ha-
sis OF favorable action on the amend
ment By the Tennessee legislature.
Suffrage Vote Ratified
Hartford, Conn, sept 2l--The gem
eral assembly OF Connecticut this
afternoon ratified the 18th amend
ment IN accord with a message 81
Gov. Holcomb 70 the second special
session in a week. The vote ia the
senate was IS 20 o. The vote in the
house was almost unanimous
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02
It TAKES THE STARCH
OUT OF A FELLOW
Working Hard Every Day Without
Let-up Wears You Out in Time
SOMETIMES YOU NEED A
TONIC
;PeptO- Mangan Makes Rich Red
Blood And Lifts You Out Of
Bad-Health Ruts.

There are days when you feel
downright sick. You think you
couldn't feel any worse. Yet, as
far as you know, There's nothing
the matteF with you. From the
time you get up in the morning
till you go to bed at night you are
tired. You feel as though you'd
like to sit down and do nothing.
You look tired and pale and hag-
gard. You get careless about
your dress.
No wonder! Your blood is all
clogged up with poison. Your
power of resistance is at a low
ebb. Your blood needs food. It
needs the help that the vitalizing
tonic, Pepto-Mangan, will give it.
Instead of feeling exhausted and
tired out for months, you will
soon pick right up and feel well
and strong again. And with good
red blood yousare able to fight off
ailments.
Pepto-Mangan is widely and
hearty endorsed by physicians.
It is effective and easy to take. It
is prepared in both liquid and tab
let form, and you can take one or
the other and receive the same
benefits.
Sold at any drug store. But be
sure you get the genuine Pepto-
Mangan-"Gude's". Ask for it by
the full name, Guides Pepto- Man
gam" is on the package.-Adver-
tisement.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02

and sacrifices the nations finan-
cial safeguards to the greed of the
spectators. So, while the bubble
OF initiation and extravaganza is
bound to be pricked, there is no
reason why anyone should be Sc
riously hurt in the long run.
"Pinchy" times and return to
sanity will be good for the most of
us.
Just the same, we are glad the
Republican party has to face the
music. 1t has so many sins to ans
wer for that the wrath of the
tickle populace, in store for it in
the not distant future, will be
just retribution. 1t has earned all
the merry help that is coming to
it!
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02
The Return to "Normamlcy."

The return to "nornalcy" has
been rather sudden. If the Demo-
cratic party had been victorious
in the recent election, the closing
of factories, cutting of wages and
manifestation of normally"
would have been proclaimed by ev-
cry Republican newspaper and
wind bag as the natural sequence
of the election result. We are not
going to follow the Republican
tactics and blame it on the G. 0.
P. We are frank to say that the
present tendency is not a politi-
cal manifestation but an economic
one. 1t is the natural and to-be-
expected ant-climax to the Ella Of
initiation and extravaganza in
seperable from war. 1t is not con-
fined to- the United States but is,
or will be, worldwide. Initiation
accompanies every great war, and
deflation and depression invari-
ably follow.
We may as we'll make up our
minds to the inevitable. We are
in for a period of so-called "hard
times. Jobs will not be so plen-
tiful nor wages so high. Silk
shirts and sealskin furs will be in
less demand. There will be a
general tightening up in industry
and trade. But there is no cause
for alarm. The man or woman
who is willing to exchange an hon.
est days work for an honest days
pay will still find plenty Of oppor-
tunity to swap. There will be no
financial panic as i'm the s'hard
times" days of yore. One of the
greatest and least appreciated a.
chievements of the Democratic
party, the Federal Reserve bank
ing act, will make extensive bank
failures practically impossible
unless the Republican party sur
renders to Wall street completely
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02
Robbers To Be Punished


According to statement is
sued by Guy d. Goff,, general
counsel Of the U. S. Shipping
Board, every employee of the cor
poration, guilty of corruption, is
to be run to cover, and all
"bribe takers" are to be punished
to the fullest extent of the law.
These are high-sounding words,
and naturally very pleasing to the
ears of the American people who
have been fleeced by the so-called
profteers ca mild term for rob-
ber.)
We have all heard that tune be-
fore. We can now sing it, and we
can whistle it. It is worn out.
Idle talk and expensive so-called
Investigations have filled the peo-
pie of this nation with disgust.
This Shipping Board affair, like
many others in connection with
too many in high places to be con-
Quoted with any honesty of pur-
pose, and, while some grand
stand plays may be made, it is
quite probable that very little will
be done along the lines of justice.
The government seems to be in
line for heavy expense account
with no hope of return of the
stolen money, the loss of which
might have been prevented; but
it cannot be recovered.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02

I'm notifying Great Britain that
Amemrica will insist ON the open
door for all nations in territories
administered by the powers as a
result of the war, Secretary of
State Colby enunciates and clari-
f.'es doctrine additionally Amer
lean, and his note will meet with
general approval. AS it points
out, the United States in this
stand asks for nothing for herself
which she would not demand for
others. The question here raised
would not have risen had the
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02
The Brandon News
w. S. MAY, Editor.
Entered at Brandon, Miss, post
office as second class matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.

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these little accounts.
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| THE. AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02
Statement of the Financial Condi.
CITIZENS BANK

Located at Florence, in the coun-
ty of Rankin, State of Mississippi,
at the close of business Novem-
Der Is, 1920, made to the Board of
Bank Examiners.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1920-12-02

United States joined the League
OF Nations, as undoubtedly it will
eventually dc, but since the matter
has come to issue it is we'll that
or commercial opportunity has
been so forcefully and logically
presented