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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1s, 1920
A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

He who blesses most is blest
And God and man shall know his
worth;
Who strives to leave as his be-
hest,
An added beauty TO the earth.
Anon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Harding's party promises better
postal service, from and after March
4, 1921. Without seeking TO dis
parage Mr.. Burleson, we are Of the
opinion that the present service is
like the Aissourian's mule. in that
there is plenty of room for improve
ment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Some Of these days, added TO its
other features, Ardmore will have one
of the best ball teams in the Okla
Texas league of amateur pill bush
whackers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Evidencing the fact that Ardmore
says he has to be satisfied with
white liquor at home, while here he
can get red JOY juice.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

cannot be given the honor for the
postponement in the phone-rate-hike
hearing. 1t will come on at later
date, after the company gets its big
guns loaded and trained.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Fifty years ago this would have
been the season for putting on your
flannels. Today it marks the COM
ing of the time Of year for laying
aside your furs and donping your
open-face dress.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

The extension of the present street
car line to the Industrial Addition,
would make a road which would
start somewhere and go somewhere.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

, Seems like the Western Union Tele'
graph Company is laboring under
the hallucination that it is bigger
than the government, as well a:
richer.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Wsshington--li'sh lenders from
over the country compile cd orgaui;a-
ton of the Ameri;pl association for
tie Reorganization ii The Irish lepub.
lie"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

We are still wondering what the
lily white Republicans in the Mis-
souri, Legislature will do with the
colored brother, whom the ladies' Of
a St. Louis Legislative district elected
TO serve as a lawmaker in the show
me state?
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
FATHER Of TOM D. AND.
CHARLES HARRIS DEAD.

Word was received in Ardmore to-
day of the death of ID. r. Harris,
who died in a Sherman. Texas, hos
pital at an early hour this morning.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

If the weather man will stick to
his system and continue betting on
fair and warmer" he will break the
handsome day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Muskogee Times-Democrat thinks
that Oklahoma is very lively and
precocious youngster, considering his
age is only 13 years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Without saying that the thing is
balky, Hugo News alleges that he
has a good reason for trying to sell
his secondhand roadster.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18
Oklahoma State
Press

Chickasha Express says he don't
want anyone to laugh because Col.
Jake Hamon wants Ranger cleaned up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Enid News gravely states that the
foul" it contemplates cooking for
that Thanksgiving dinner is full
grow Thomas turkey, Of late vintage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Miami News feels sure that Wilson.
despite the arguments Of William
Jennings Bryan, will not march
forth" from the White House until
after March fourth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

age is only 13 years.
Enid News gravely states that the
foul" it contemplates cooking for
that Thanksgiving dinner is a full
grow Thomas turkey, Of late vintage.
Miami News feels sure that Wilson.
despite the arguments of William
Jennings Bryan, will not march
forth" from the White House until
after March fourth.
nize, as some financier, the Muskogee
negro who raised a check from $3.50
to $500 and succeeded in passing
ii on bank.
Muskogee Phoenix has found n job,
at good pay for the Columbia college
freshman who speaks twelve Ian
guages. lie should, the Phoenix thinks
be made a foreman of a New York
gang.
Okmulgee Democrat says that while
Uncle Sam may be rafting good
fellow, he should call in good ply
sician Immediately. as he seems TO be
suffering from an aggravated and seri-
Gus attack of "strikeitis."
McAlester News-Capital wants TO
know what has become of the fellow
who knew what you wanted when you
raised two fingers and shouted in
your most stentorian and persuasive
tones, Hey. there! Zweiv'
Oilton Gusher, after nominating Hon.
Ell Admire for speaker OF the next.
Oklahoma house of representatives,
expresses the opinion that now is the
time for all good Republicans TO
rally round their congressman and
ask for postoffices.
Sherman (Texas) Democrat positive
~ states that while Il may be true
that no man can curl pigs tail
as perfectly as nature curled 1t. nei-
ther can man curl mules tail, In
any shape whatsoever. and succeed
in getting away with II.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-18

Shawnee News is willing to recog-
nize, as some financier, the Muskogee
negro who raised a check from $3.50
to s2,5OO and succeeded in passing
it on Il bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

BERLIN. Thursday. Jan. me
American section OF the German Cor - RSd
ST ros od 10 the recipient lot AZ chsck for
mittses in tho United staets Tor the
NE Naw v'ffnaH SSh mWs' jan .-.,o.a.o
with coal for Iiavana, tho American
stsamer sl,a,wmHt; sailing here on har
IN from Cape Hatteras on account OF
naxns broken Il propeller SHAFT. She
VIII hnmedlately go into dock ut the
local shipyards for repairs, which II is
estimated Will consume considerable
time.
LONDON. Jan. 2.-Thc Central News
report. circulated here to the eject TINT
Premier Lloyd George has communi-
dealing with the votes OF Canada and
Australia in the lengue OF nations might
speaking at Leeds tonight, said: you
may think AZ h badly as y9a p lG,ass
the league OF Of matthias thau cuts cutsloe.S s'u0
ROME. Jam. The Idea SnTlonale
sou-cc tina; tho allies offered Constaii-
tinorle TO It,iy under league OF ma
G BR Jam In sThss tSr mnnS
has received news that an agreement
has been reached on the conditions sug-
EcSted pS licFpcTl ilooScr, whereby
rope. II expects shipments of flour
will arrive in Hamburg on January G.
but says they will not be distributed
until details OF Mr.. Hoovers plan are
completed.
:. LONDON, Jan. "a tendency toward
urge combinations in business Is be-
coming evident in England. Enter
prses in which promoters have recent
~ been cifecting amalgamations are
movinE-picturc production. banking,
restaurant, baking and confcct ionery
business. Chain" cigar and drug
stores and shoemaking.
University Will Rebuild.
LONDON, Jan. THE University Of
London Is planning TO build an Inst-
tuition OF PhonetIcs at a cost of 5000
con. where seventy assistants would be
engaged in research work on the 1000
languages or the British empire Tho
! scheme. which Originated with Daniel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
BREACH WIDENS IN
PEACE TREATY FIGHT
Conferences Between Senator Lodge and Republican and
Democratic Proponents of Ratification Followed by
Announcement of Further Disagreement.

Lodge reservations before Tho Demo.
srats can accept them. The =" initiative iS
tionists' Oh the Republican side rho
Democrats do not intend TO offer any
compromise.
This statement by Senator Hitchcock
apparently created II deadlock between
inc MD reservationists' who arc
ministration Senators who are willing
10 make soma sort of surrender in
order to ,ses the treaty ratified. Sena-
Lodge that, there. arc at least forty
Senators who will defeat rat. nca ton
e lie i.odse reservations arc substan-
ilty mod He'd: senator Capper today
told Senator Lodge practically the
Hence II the administration men
Under senator H.;chcock's leadership
hold out for ''substantiai" changes in
the Lodge resolutions and reservations
tors New and rnppcr refuse 10 vote
for. ratificasion If such changes are
mnhe: II wou.t mean that tho chance
OF onecting "A compromise which would
small.
McNar. REEVES Subject.
S,,natoc Lodge revived the subject OF
the Underwood resolution for a COM
nittee on consultations, and told Sena-
thirteen Republicans would vote for
j! Senator Lodges opinion of the
Underwood proposa is that 1t is just
'iS ''tih6 Hpt - No II II
IS desired, and nc does not believe it
can be passed.
senator Hitchcock also expressed
himself regarding the Underwood
resolution. sa%i' 3 that he did not be-
l.crc il had a chance. An altering
/ tive proposal has been made by some
Of the mild rcscrvationists." lie said.
which provides for an informal com
H!ttcc 10 carry on negotiations be-
tween the opposing faction"
Senator Hitchcock was asked
whether he believed the treaty would
be ratified before January IS. the date
on which prohibition amendment be
comes effective. He replied that he
! did not think ratification by that tim,
! would be possible, but lie Believed the
! treaty would bo ratified before the cnd
az the month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
ny JAMES II. NouKsE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2--Nftcr many
comic ences TO-DAY between Senator
IodSc and Republican and Democratic
Jendtois VINO favor ratification OF the
Cc2ty, both sldcs announced that they
were further from agreement tuan at
any time since mo agitation tor a COM
promise MAS begun.
Senator Lodge saw Senator'S McNary.
LeEroot. capner and Curtis Rcpuoli-
cans, and aIso talked win senator
swanson. Democrat, who had been in
conference with Senators llitcAcock ana
King.
None Of the Senator's presented TO
Senator Lodge Nany deiintc proposal
ior compromise or for modification
Further than that. Senators Hitchcock
and swanson. stated einphaticaily that
scented by the Democrats, and that any
sugg cStton for ~ compromise must
hc made from the Republican side.
Workers spirits Dnmpcned.
The inexorablc Facts whch served TO
danpcn The spirits Of those wo! king
towa a compromise are set forth in
the following statements Ivy Senators
aftcr the days conferences were ~ an
end.
Senator Lodge--"No concrete plan OF
compromise was rendered TO me BY any
OF the Senators talked with. They
O' senaI G. "MtcNn,y-", am waiting to
csm work out any proposition upon
which we can agree
senator Capper-'Thc sentiment OF
the country is for the Lodge reserva-
lions. If any substantial changes AFRO
made in them there Will be left forty
i've Republicans who Will vote against
.a;inca'iion. The reservations of
Article y. and on the EQUALITY voting.
To which tho Democrats particula. Is
object, cannot be modified ii the treaty
Is 10 be rntiticd'
senator Swnnson-."rhe Democrats
have nothing to propose. They are
waiting to see what the Republicans
viii io ="
Hitchcock DnShea Hopes.
Senator Hitchcock dashed the hopes
Of the compromises with this siSnii-
ant statement: There will nave to lie
very substantial modificationS in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
ADMIRAL JELLlC0E ON WEEK.
END VISIT TO NEW YORK
Former First Sen Lord Of Great Irit-
ain Is Guest of Charles NJ
Schyvuh.
flsy Aasncinicd prnsn

NEW YORK, Jan. a.-Admiral yis-
count Jeliicoc. former first sea lord
OF Great Britain began Weekend
visit to New York today rs part of
his postwar tour OF tho world He Is
The guest of Charles NJ. Schwab. chair
man of the board OF the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation. in whose private car
nc came from ottawa, and ut whose
ing While in the city
with Mr. Schwab. the admiral visited
u" New York Stock Exchange, and
business was suspended while he was
SHOWN about. Then he inspected tho
navy yard in Brooklyn.
tomorrow the admiral will see Lady
dciiicoc, off 10 England on the steam
snip Adriatic: She has been forced by
Illness to abandon plans to accom-
nanS her husband further on his tour
The admiral will leave for Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Jones, hoad OF. tho phone tio department
OF the university, calls for expenditure.

q ,ss y %SsdiSSsssits. saiis Tor S adss1s
~, H,,0,NDoN; Jan. s.--rhe body Of Sit,
W os's Sstol eS p Ssssa ahy yS @a
ss saFse to %, osfs CANADA sns
NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-The American.
Sugar Company. II was learned to-day.
n nns nv bnnnr chased tho cunapu Co.. a 49,:
GSuen, and one OF the largest on that
a 1aS Sso 100000 bags of sugar. or neariy,
NEW York. Jan. s.--pudley Field
P f'a,3ns :, whose appIicstion TO the Fos
IN the r9a. %are "a II LEGION for %enber
3eeted. received today an Invitation
Post rs Ysnserass ssRslsstlY;n L csS
G9,oh {.tined In letter written by Harry
'' w MAsssHtiaiHms, president Of Cook Post.
plans for the dcve,opmept or n.asou.,,.
Service from paeia Coast ~ po oahson oHf
sh nHa ,,Haa Ko by Chairman Payne Of the
China and the philippine Is 81 nd 'a S2nil.
c efsi Eann s,ate begin before May. the
bFary today vo at@frl s faT h5
other hnsa ro 10 Be sSGemdG 70
citizenship and American ideais." 'on rR ~
program aiSo includes provision To-.
books for the blind. library branches
service and circulation Of books II,
army posts, on ships and In other gov
ernment and civic centcrs.
MONTGOMERY. ALA. Jan. al. M.
Moore. supervisor of the pure food. feeJ
and drug division. OF tho State De-.
partrnent of Agriculture, has been
named 10 membership on tho nationni
drainage congress. The nppointec was
notiiicd today OF his selection. Mr.
Moore is author of the State drainage
law passed in 1915.
AUGUSTA. Ga. Jan. 2--Middlin,.
cotton today reached 40 cents on th..
since the War Between the States.
MES!CO CITY. Jan. An export
duty OF 10 per cent per ton on crud,,
oil was fixed by presidential decree to-
day. The same decree fixed an ad
Halorem duty of per cent for refined
gasoline and Kerosene with a per PC nj
al valorcm duty on the unrehned pro-
duct - =. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
RAIDS CONDUCTED N DOZEN
-.--- (lIIIS OIL, AI,M !,

Il: BQSTO,S. Jan 2.-Kaids on raGicnr
aenters in Boston anu other Nh,
EnSiand cities were conducted bv
agents OF ia" penarur cri OF JUstic,
tonight. More than hundred arrests
had been made at 10 g A.
ihe raids IN Now En;lano Gro prin-
etnally unon meeting placea ut nom
TbeIs OF the Communint party.
NJ AZ O'Clock tonight a....rt,n.r. az
F Jpsiice agents smritaftousll started
10 close 'ke net ~ dozen cities 81
800, oihces Of the department hgrc IN
\ was said that the dylvc VAS wi.ullv
q Successful. '''''
The majority Of those arrsyird yvcra
! raid 10 b. aiien.i. A",orr tf,n, 49,
AnAfros Karal.ua OF Chicago, a Com.
Z fnuniat party organize. VINO .gas
q scheuuieo 70 spear al Jnce'!ns IN
Nashua. n. H., tonight Another \c:is
= Adan loulski, secretary of tro Cam-
bridge branch Of iha party At Inc
: par@y's headquarters OH Wasn!utr,n,
q Street, Boston, twenty four persons
Z we're arrested. Twenty-Ouc men md
t.lree women were gathered in .i Fms
sian communist hall ~ chelsea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
WILL NOT PERMIT BERGER
TO SPEAK IN PROVIDENCE
Permission Is Withheld MS Result of
Protest Flied by American
Legion Post.
nv Assor.aied rrc.s. !

PROVIDENCE, L. l., Jan. 2.-Virtor
L. Berger. who postponed an engage
mont 10 speak here Saturday night
with the understanding that he could
speak in the city mt IL later date, will
not be allowed TO make a public adj
dress here. according TO Il decision an
nounced today by Waller y. Presley.
chairman of the police commission
ana the city solicitor on a protest
filed bN Providence post OF the Ameri-
can Legion, tho commission issued "a
Berger To make AN address in public
mere would permit him to further as
SaI American institutions. besides en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
TITrsBURGH REPORTS 81
------ Al.ICEI.D nADiCALS HELD

PITTSBURGH. pA.. Jan 2-Tyvcntv-
one n!ieSod radicals We're arrested in
the Piitshurgh csgrict tonight bv De-
ing In the nali0H- ~ idc round.up of
hileEed members OF the CvTnmun 81
parties; The men were he q for ex-
animation tomorrow by Federal agents
~ Fifteen raids were carried ont in linz
district, inr;ualnG the town, OF Nc.
KEGS Rocks. BraddociS, Carnegie ana In
ssyerai poroushS, Many OF the alleged
radicals were taken in raids on thni1.
heaoquarters and several were arrested
at their homes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
SCHOONER SINKING AT SEA
Steamer Itcport. the Rosina ia Distress
or Coast of South
Carolina.
inv Associated Pres I

WILMINGTON, y. c, Jan. 2.--A Wire
less message received by tho coast
guard cutter Seminole this afternoon
from the steamer Lake Leila reports
sinking condition 1870 miles OFF the
coast of North Carolina.
The captain and two survivors OF the
schooner were picked up by the Lake
Leila. according to the message. The
Seminole left Immediately TO aid the
schooner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
FRENCH NOVELIST is DEAD
Paul Adam, Officer Of Legion OF Honor
Passes Away In
Pnris.

PARIS, Jan. Paul Adam, the
novelist. died today. IIc was born in
Paris. December Z. 1859, and was an
officer OF the Legion OF Honor.
Among his WORKS was n series OF
novels IN sequence giving n history
Of the campaigns OF Napoleon, the res
toration and the government of Louis
Philippe, the first OF which. La Force"
WAS Published in 1899 Y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
FIRE ON ARMY OFFICERS
hnIn OF Bullets Hits Car Near aIulIin-
Shr, buf Occupants Esncpe-Itniu
Dublin Music Shop.
fDy Assoeiated Prcss.l

I7EsI'IFN, Jan. -.--N nOthcr nutOm :
hiic containing two army officers it
was reported late today, was shot mt
near Muiiingar last night. Many bull
lets nj the car. but the occilpant IS
large force OF military police
rhlded q music shop in Dublin this
AFTERNOON. The building was thor
cnsh!y searched but no one was found.
and no arrests were made. Large
crowds stood by and hooted the raid
erS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

,i.IMf.ItIUk, IRELAND, IAN. 2.-Thc
i.ifner.ck post office was raidcd about
midnight last night by twenty mask ed
ana armed mon. who seized several
Thousand pounds in cash and money
orders. Ihc post office staff. numbering
DillaSc Was Complctcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
RADICAL LEADERS or
3tg. CLI;pELiND IRC TAl,Es

5M CLEVELAND, ONO Jan. g.--tr, ,,
10 O'Clock tonight twenty alicgod r.di-
,$eals. had been. arrested here. 'ncndnc
stb6 heads OF the local Communist pnrtV
!. hffisted by police, cQunty ouIU. ans ana
d loYal American League operatives, the
4 Faderal authorities gearchcd The homes
$of the alleged radicals and seized Her
Azure and group figures.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03

Grove. Tn.t~IeSs chrI TonIc
restores vitality and energy b.. nurI :
Tying and onrichIng the blood. Vol,
can soon feel It's Strengthening. In
FigoratinE Effect. Price 60c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
James lsuIy Arres,rJ.

James Euly Arrested.
ls Ja{nes isaly, afb HichoiroD Street. was
arrested last night on "a charge Of con,
sducttng game OF policy ~ Tint i'd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-03
Frock Coat Suits

To the man who wants to be cor
rectly dressed all day, we offer
selection in our showing of Frock
Coats, with Vests and Separate
Striped Trousers.
There's nothing new about the
Frock Suit; that's why you should
wear one. But there is something
distinctive about the Berry Frock
Suit; that's why this is where you
should get it.
When tailor can stay within the
bounds Of time-honored conven-
ton, yet create something that
stands apart, it's worth looking
into.
Berry Frock Coats and Vests, sos and S75
Berry Striped Walking Trousers, $40 to SIS.
Berry Full-Dress Coats, $50 and 500.
Berry Tuxedo Coats, $50.
Berry Full-Drcss Waistcoats, So to $3.50.
Morris tribune., 1920-03-12
THE NEW PARTNERS IN POLITICS

BY legislative enactment, the women of Minnesota
are equal partners with the in determining this
states choice for president They not only have the
right vote for the presidential electors November
but participate in all party and
lions having with the of party nominees
for the presidency.
The who will affiliate with the Republican
party-and the invitation extended to all
to do-will be entitled to participate in the precinct
caucuses next Monday evening when delegates will
elected to the county convention and they will also
be entitled to be elected such delegates The county
convention may also select delegates to the
Wmar district meeting and to the state convention at
Paul. and The Tribune herewith the hope
that representative number of women may be elected
to the county convention and that the county conven
ton in selects several to the delega
lions to St. Paul and Wlmar.
These conventions will not have great deal to do,
they will be of great Importance to the party and
to the country just in proportion the opportunity is
at this time utilized of instructng and interesting this
large number of voters who will from this time on
have an equal part with the in determining the
policies of the nation. These and conventions
will give the the opportunity of learning poll
tcal procedure which will stand them we'll in hand in
their future participation in political affairs.
To those who in the past have been opposed to or
Morris tribune., 1920-03-12

some study along the lines of gov
eminent and citizenship and ballot
to decide resulted in the selection Of
current events and active citizenship.
The president, Mrs. Stone appoint
ed Mrs. Gould, Mrs. Trip and Mrs.
Nash a program committee.
Mrs. L. c. Spooner gave brief
talk on the present status of woman
suffrage, the work of the League of
Woman Voters, and the privilege of
the women of this state to participate
in the coming caucuses, conventions,
etc.
Mrs. Hancock gave a report of the
Federation Breakfast held at the st.
Paul Hotel, February IL, touching
briefly upon the main points brot out
by the different speakers.
The following were elected officers
for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. Stever.
Morris tribune., 1920-03-12

have doubted the wisdom of suffrage The Tribune
would suggest that the time for opposition is past The
nation is committed to suffrage and there will
be no turning back Especially to those who from the
motives doubted the wisdom of woman suffrage,
Tribune would suggest that the highest considera-
lions of public welfare demand that the sooner
made to feel at home in this field heretofore
regarded peculiar to men, and the she learns
the methods and the technique by which she give
effect her views, opinions and the better 1T
the nation. large contingent of voters with
hazy and i-defned ideas of how to translate their
aspirations into action might easily become the prey to
designing and constituencies demagogues, but womans
opinion of national policies integeny formulated and
adequately expressed will be blessing to the nation
Morris tribune., 1920-03-12
Holstein Breeders to Meet

The second annual meeting of the
Holstein breeders will be held at the
Farm Bureau office on Friday, March
~. at 1880 p: m. Officers will be
elected for the ensuing year, and if
there is sufficient demand, arrange
ments may be made to purchase a car
load of Holstein grade and purebreds
for distribution in the county.
All members and all interested in
dairy cattle are invited to attend.