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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
SATURDAYS FOOTBALL RESULTS

In the Valley.
Missouri IA, Ames 2.
Kansas Z, Drake 3.
Grinnell 43, Washington II.
! Kansas Aggies Z, Emporia Normal Z.
Notre Dame 10, Nebraska Z.
Washburn Is. Ottawa 0.
Phillips IL, Simmons College 3.
Texas University. p, Oklahoma Aggies O.
Henry Kendall 10, East Central State Nor
| NAL @.
University of Detroit As, University of st.
Creighton Al, Simpson 49,
In the West.
Michigan U. IS, Michigan Aggies o.
University of dubuque 7, Coe College Z.
Wisconsin p, Northwestern Z.
Chicago II. Wabash O
Ohio State II, Purdue o.
Wilmington 0, Butler a.
Denison College 81, Cincinnati I. o.
Illinois 20. Iowa 3.
Knox 0, Cornell College O.
Marquette L. %, Ripon 0.
Marietta College 81, Westminster Z
Hamline o. McAlester 0.
St Thomas 8, North Dakota 20.
Carleton 0. Stout Z.
Colorado U. "a, Denver U. 0.
Colorado College 20, Utah U. ..
Montana IL, Washington II.
South Dakota School of Mines 81, Mount
Akron p. Baldwin Wallace O.
Montana State College Z, School of Mines
North Dakota Aggics 20, st. Thomas 6.
ST. Cloud Normal Z. st. Johns U. 0.
North Dakota &c, South Dakota State Col
lege 5.
Illinois State Normal U. I. Illinois College
30
University of California 70, University of
Nevada Z.
Ohio University IS, Marshall College o.
Oberlin Z. Mount Union 0.
Ohio Wesleyan 81. Heilberg IA.
Blackburn College IS, Western Military
Stan ord o, University of Southern Cali
fornfa 10.
In the East.
Princeton 81, Washington and Lee o.
Columbia 20, Amherst Z.
Syracuse 4, Pittsburgh Z.
Harvard IS, Williams o.
Bsoton II, Yale Is.
Pennsylvania Z. Lafayette 0.
Rutgers 10. Virginia Poly 6.
Army 81 Springfield L. II. c. A. Z.
Brown II, Colgate 0.
Cornell SO, Union O.
Dartmouth %. Holy Cross 0.
Washington and Jefferson Is, Geneva o.
Navy Z, BucknelI 2.
Penn State Al, North Carolina o.
Allegheny 0. Dickinson Z.
Carnegie Tech 81, Grove City 8.
West Virginia ISL, George Washington o.
Tufts Z, Norwich 0.
Delaware 20, st. Johns O.
Kansas High School Football.
St go SnPio Il, Eick EenSsor 3. u
Marion IS. Hillsboro o.
Fort Scott 81. Wichita ..
Elmdale &, Hartford G.
LeOnardville 49, Wakefield g.
Silver Lake Is, Seaman 6.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18

Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio State and
Chicago = remain undefeated, and
Notre Dame has her slate clean.
Center college is running along the
same form that won the champion
ship of the south last season, but as
yet the Danville wizards have not met
real opposition.
Saturday was expected to shake the
sieve in the east for the first time at
Syracuse, but Pittsburgh and the
Orange eleven battled to a tie and the
situation remained unchanged.
OF the western elevens, Wisconsin's
victory over Northwestern gives her a
slight advantage. inasmuch as North
western has defeated Minnesota.
Harvard and Princeton won 50
easily against weak opponents that the
critics had no opportunity for COM
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18

bstitutions-Washburn: Fuel for Pal
matter; Sharp. for Fuller; Palmatier for
Sharp; Gage for Kennedy; Mcfarland for
Gage; Kendall for Rogers; Boies for Dean.
Penalties-Wa shburn, so yards Ottawa,
60 yards.
Forward passes-Washburn, complete. 6;
complete, 2; incomplete, 10; intercepted, 2
First downs-Washburn, s; Ottawa 5.
Embellishments, Ottawa, referee
He'll. Pittsburg, umpire; HILL. X. L., head
linesman.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Notes of the washburn-ottawa Game

A number of people asked why UNI
pire He'll called a foul on Ottawa on
the forward pass made by Washburn
Not seeing the game 1 am not in a
position to say whether the official
missed one or not. So I am printing
the statements of witnesses, who saw
the battle.
Coach Ream of Washburn: I was
on the other side of the field but it
looked like the Ottawa man inter-
fered with Palmatier. The best team
won and even tho the decision went
against Ottawa our team made an
other touchdown that was really the
winning score.
Coach Brannan of Ottawa: 1t was
by an official. Palmatier was the one
who really did the interfering and
Washburn should have been penalized
not US. He'll can never officiate in an
other Ottawa game. Hill, the head
linesman, is about the poorest time
keeper 1 ever saw and L am confiden
that if he had kept time correctly and
blown his whistle when time was really
up Ottawa would have won to 6.
Coach Gwin Henry of Emporia:
was disguised; it was the poorest Of
ficiating have seen in many a day.
1 am glad it didn't happen at En-
poria.
Coach Steve O'Rourke: Get the
hook. the officials were fierce. Time
should have been called long before
it was. I know, because 1 had a stop
watch and kept time myself. Ottawa
should have won to 6.
Carl Moore, veteran official: There
was no interference on the pass by OF
tawa but you know all officials miss
plays unintentional1y once in awhile.
My turn to be PANIED may come next.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
sd. Renedicts Wins Again.

Atchison, Kan, Oct. 1S.-St. Bene-
diets college football team defeated
the Olathe Mutes, from the Kansas
Institute for Deaf and Dumb here
Saturday. 40 to Z 1t was a fast game,
and the Mutes were able to score only
one touchdown, which came in the
second quarter on a criss-cross play.
st. Benedict's had possession of the
ball nearly the entire game.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Usage City Paid I'm Full.

Manager Ramsey of the Santa Fe
baseball team, referring to the state
ment in the morning paper that the
local management had refused to pay
the Usage City baseball team Sunday
was in error. They were paid in full,
according to the manager of the Santa
Fe team, even tho they refused to fin
ish the game and left the field before
the full nine innings were played.
Manager Ramsey says he has a receipt
signed by Ralph Johnson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18

parison. Penn and Dartmouth showed
real form in defeating Lafayette and
Holy Cross.
Yale presented a sorry plight while
losing to Boston college. The big Blue
eleven played raggedly. tackled poorly
and handled the ball terribly.
This weeks battles are almost sure
to leave a few contenders by the way
side
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Celebrates Wedding Giving Candy

Jewell, Kansas, Oct. 18.-Wm. H.
Cheney, pioneer and member of the
Robertson Mercantile Co., was married
Thursday to Mrs. Alice Hughes, the
widow of DR.. o. w. Hughes, pioneer
doctor here. Mr.. Cheney celebrated
the event by giving 500 bags of candy
to school children.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
IN THE SQUARED RING

New York. Oct 1s.-Georges Carpenter.
the new light heavyweight champion, was
challenged today by Gene Tunney, light
heavyweight champion of the A. f. F. He
offered the Frenchman a guarantee of $2O,-
600 for a fifteen round bout to a decision
in New York
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Washburn Freshmen Win.

Buckner. Mo, Oct. 1S.-The Wash
burn college freshmen team defeated
the Buckner Athletic team, IL to 0.
in a well played game Saturday. The
Washburn team crossed the Buckner
goal twice. the first touch down COM
ing after a succession of line bucks
and short end runs. FulIback Myers
carried the ball over the goal.
Brady. left half for-the Tchabods in
tercepted a Buckner pass on the forty
five yard line and raced across the
goal for the second counter for the
Blue. Brady. the smallest man on the
Ichabod team. was one of the most
consistent players on the Blue eleven.
Saxon and Myers worked well and bat
tered the Buckner men for many
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Freak Home Run Record

Joliet, Ill, Oct. 1s.-A record for
freak home runs was made in the
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern railways
baseball league when Babe"
Berg, of the car shops team,
Knocked the ball into the stack of
a passing engine, completing the
circuit while the locomotive
steamed away with the ball.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Shon FoothalI starts

The Santa Fe Apprentices and Union
Pacific All-Stars football teams played
a tie game to 0, at the Santa Fe
ball park yesterday afternoon. The
game was fast thruout with some star
playing by Swearinger. right half, and
Allison. fullback, making consistent
gains for the Santa Fe. Martin, left
half, and Baughman. left end. were
the best ground gamers for the Union
Pacific, Arrangements are being made
for another game. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
Football At junction City.

Junction City. Kan, Oct. 1S.-For
the first time in the schools history
the board of education has recognized
football to the extent of providing uni
forms for the players and appropriat-
ing money for their expenses The
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-18
BUT LITTLE BETTER
Saturdays Football Results
Failed to Show 1920 Leaders.
Center Cleaned Up Again-In
Line for South Title.

New York, Oct. 1s.-Approaching
the halfway mark in the 1920 football
season, all the big eastern elevens ex-
cept Yale are still punched and in the
west four of the conference eIevens-
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-20
LUPCHZN e LURCHlW

loubt much against his will, Santa
Claus brings in his pack to The chill,
dren and young people of ST. Johns
bury a big packet Of colds, coughs,
sncczes, sore throats, and even grippe
and pneumonia. He delivers these to
folks who have ordered them by tel
elraph Of cooling off too suddenly
after crowded and exciting Christmas
fa tivities, running into the cold with
Insufficient wraps, sleeping too little
and eating too much. Girl Scouts
sand for good health. Let's re-
mcmber that even during the excite
ment OF the holidays.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-20
GIRLS COMMUNITY LEAGUE

Club House is already proving a very
great attraction to the girls Of St.
Johnsbury Eight girls from the Jo-
nor High school had an informal
dancing party after school on Friday,
Red Rose Troop of the Scouts
tried the floor on Thursday and sew
eral similar groups have turned on
the victrola for a dance or two q.
they happened to be in The League
room for a few moments.
The Good Times club had Chris
mas tree and supper party at the
club house Wednesday Afternoon
Miss Gibson was in charge and Nh.
Santa Claus and Miss Santa Cl2l
We're also present.
All the industrial classe, except
tvpewriting have closed for the hoI-
idavs, The typewritino girls VIII moct
or Tuesday night since last Tuesday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
PAIRING oN STREETS.

The civ Commission has an
nounced that an ordinance has been
ordered drawn regulating the rarh-
Ing OF automobiles on streets on
which are tracks FOR the electric cars.
in order 10 prevent congestion upon
such streets.
\ very large number Of Amarillo
citizens have. fur some time past real
izod that new regulations must be-
made. particularly FOR Polk street.
where scores Of cars are parked
throughout the entire day 81 o sharp
angle 10 tho curb. thereby leaving
nut little room between the strc't
car tracks and the rear Of the auto.
mobiles.
Parking cars parallel 10 the curb
md not mere than six inches from
it with the distance between cars so
parked nf not less than four feet and
with backing out iuio the traffic
camel prohibited. has many good
features
There Is nothing IN this ordinance
which denies the rirht on Polh
street. hut under IL. scores of car-
that are now standing Their" daily
must be- taken To side streets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
\ my PINNk

Representative upshaw. Demo-
crat OF Georgia. in telegram TO
W J BRYAN. who IS al san Fran
cisco wildly declaring that he Will
not compromise short Of the ins'r'
non into the platform of q dry
plank. has hit the nail s0ulre'y w
the head when h. SAYS:
Il believe that your supreme tri-
umph will not be- to put dry plank
in. hut to keep o wet one out"
Why introduce a dry plank when
the Nation Is dry
The effect OF a dry plank. which
does not appear in the Republican
platform. would be- the reopening Of
an old sore.
~ n were at al necessary 10 in
sort a dry plank into the Democratic
platform to keep the prohibition law
IN effect. then We would heartily Ia
vor 80 doing hut rs matter Of
fact. Il Is a useless appendaec.
The recent Supreme Court deci-
sion is all inclusive
4 dry plank will add no strength
To IL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

uoi. whether "a federal reserve net
.- 900 THAT Dr. claimed i. o. whether
on party hls l,Dompli he'd anything
rh' uppw1iou'. bong. lr,luss lght
siu.f wilson seem. o. hif. r'i thor
scat Nit President Alutu1lI is hrt..
hu' is silent ON every great question
',.m matters uDlauu T. ih' STONE age.
~, seems O. think % is n great .ri..
'Hi' f'r th' people Z aspect anything
4 th,T President ur tu congress iirs
quoted 90. .lyin' that everything T. Jll
I.ht ut "a p,opI, 'cusrlvcs tn
.yi., pr. don't be- ole fashioned about
o.. iyihur hat his ,lothos llC'. ~.
..liti,st dresser uu IN Pacific slope a.
p,n thr'r lines \ whole lot IN cN.
.uori,d - National Chairman Homer
'Cummin's tDyuot- sp.p,h word has
gone uut that 10 viii D. u sizglyr Sir
.tummlr'y don't take as Ions s;'p' ag
.i,pulli,Iu National Chairman Hays
an his Adlms apple IL no, ~ pro.
Iouncod pu' nuciItin'. hut he II said
H. De- 90 little animal that knows his
husiur..' an what he'll DO In the way
To- rcyi,wiu' ia achievements ~ tn
Wilson administration = expected 4
uyiyc Dot ~ ole kce backed Demo.
.rnt an pot IA historic party In figh,
ir' uiu Tomorrow IN bis convention
% open am git down 1 business 1t all
M delegate cit In from sight scein'
SoIl Rock. Catalina. tn Golden Gate
chinatown. an IN siehi sc'in' automo.
hilv are all doiu' @ Runaway business
IN hignos' praise II heard Ter m set
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
Declares Her Eigthy-Six Years
Old Mother Has Gained Fiji
teen Pounds by Taking Tanlae'
BOTH HAD SUFFERED
FROM INDIGESTION
"Tanlae Has Proved Such a
Blessing to Us Both We Feel
Like We Ought to Let Others
Know About This Wonderful
Medicine"

"My mother and I both have taken
Tuln' with perfectly wonderful re-
suits" said Mrs uslc lIumschili, rcsid.
ing ~ ~ Whitman avenue, Binghinp'
ton, T"nn, IN q statement made few
d.tys lgu.
"Why. sin~' W. began taking II iva
months ugo. declared Mrs. llumschilt.
20 have gained twenty pounds and my
mother. who Is eighty siN years old. has
actually gained fifteen pounds Tho IF.
fDrts 60 Taullc IN her casr, especially
seem almost miraculous She had no ar.
foiltr, could seldom retain what little
hr dbl eat. and vis 90 weak she could
"t get away from M" h"us' l'ui since
ilEur Tlnln, hu appetite b. fiun. fh'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
ALMOST MIRACULOUS"
is STATEMENT MADE
BY TENNESSEE woman

retains overyth,nL she eats. 1nf T. arI
mach stronger that yhc even walks n't
cal bluciS. ;ping anywhere she ll"as'yt
Sh, Is noW hrieil ana cheerful nn. SiSs.
SO feels like q different pcrs0n.
AS fnr myFef. ! i.rd been su'fcrlhg
tcnb.y from indigestion and a run.
down condition for several years NJ.
wnyt luci meals md Am awful Huf'
led up feeling. with mtcnre iuius Ia
iny stomach aud hnck | could hardly
eat anything that did not cause thcs'
tuuhlrs. and my nerves w.r" ~ shat.
t,nd that many night ! could not
,lccp 50 all. Tor that tired. worn oui
Zee ing WAS with me ~ the time.
We'll. nothing over helped me- until
! got Tuul," pnd now am really ard
truly feeling Ike u new woman The
f.r.u bottle ~ Tanllc gave me q splcn.
did appetite ana stopped thc g''r from
fm1uiu" 80 NV stomach Ny foud s""nis
a. digest perfectly nov tur ! am never
troubled any mur" with hlultiug ~
I.lu aul an eating just anything ms
appetite calls Tor. Nv sleep u sound
and rrrtfli and am feeling rs str"ng
and well In every way ~ ! did before
nv urnuhl"g started ~ Tinl1c has
moy,d such 4 blessing to ms "" feel
llkc w. nught to d. what We can to LET
lih.m know about this wonderful mcd
'inc,''
'firlr' l. SOLD IN amarillo hy j W
Collins prup Co.. aud other druggists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
GIVES HIS
FIRST sermon IN
LOCAL TABERNACLE

Rev Borkc culpoppcr. who will IN
tn pulpit through the hig revival meet.
ing ~ Tho Polk Street Methodist church
icing held In the tabernacle nt Eighth
and Polk Streets which was opened
sunday. filled the pulpit for the first
time ~ last nights service. preaching o.
Ia large audience. The spolFcr had Just
closed a proiractcd revival 10 Abilene.
hut did not show a. be- worn out and
his voice WAS good
The large choir under the leadership
~ John L. Robinson. chor.sicr fm the
Culpcppcr. Robinson meeting. rendered
splendid music. Singers nr- invited q"
join the choir and assist in the singing
Rev a = Brooks. pastor of tho Polk
Street Methodist church preached ~
both services SUNDAY. BIZ m0rninr scr.
on hing upon Deep Sea Fishing
aud IN thu evening an What Trims y"
Of Cmisi'" About $500 persons al.
tended each ~ the services NJ Robin.
SIN was in charge ~ the music Tho
choir was composed of about "a pcrs"ns
b. tn morning and about 100 at nighi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
now TiiE SCHOOLS ARE run

Il has always been the custom ~
ihos' In hargc of tho Amarillo public
frho,s e. takc the people into their
confidence and let them know rs com.
pict'ly DO can b. done just how the
fchuol. are run The marillu school
system " u larger business than even
ihoar in pretty close touch With IL real.
h. AMI II Will. doubtless. r,sult In IN.
'crcaTd confidence on the part 81 the
,opl' aud schools officials. II the pen.
pie know more thin SOME ~ them do
II tho inside forkinE Of the school ma.
,hln,fy.
The Amarillo schools are under the
management 4 board ~ seven trtis.
t,'i circicd1,y ihc people for period ~
iyo year The law gives this hoard
'"cxccuiivc power In the management
and go,crni3cni NJ ~. schuols" The
board outlines tho general plans and
pOlicice of the ichools. However. the
members &C the board are busy business
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
.JARRETT's FASHION SHOP
| IS SOLD To 0kLAHONANS

Jarcttr Fashion Chop his he'n-sold
hy Martin jarrett 90 ". u and a.
HsrfhkoWlu of oklahoma city who
vii Operate IL after July %. The
H-rshwovi'l brothers operate chain
~ stores in Oknhonn. three of which
are ia UFbh0ma cts W n Willard
g oklahoma Clu viii have charge "i
M Fashion shop foI the new owners.
a. and Mrs Willard are her. and Nil
make Amarillo their permanent home.
Both NJ and Mr. Jarrett have uo'
been .n to- best oi health for some
tine and % - th' necessity 80 "a much
as'dai rrst that has ben the deciding
factor in 81 Jlr,tt dis.usinE "f bis
large r,adytn.wear husinsss. he has
operated ths sturr fa morc than -four
ytafs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

men and haven't the time - rut these
plans and policies nio execution. hence
they delegate the details 81 carrying
them out a. q superintendent who
works under their immediate supcrvt
sion and direction Thus while thu
bnsyd Trcph,1- d. nat, act,tilly DO the
work ~ managing the schools they al.
rect IN, superintendent as 10 what they
want hin, n de-. thsn srr that that he
docs H.
II il tho duty - the superintendent to
yccommcud teachers Tor employment IA
IA" several departments uf the schools.
20 recommend the cuurs" 81 study and
the rules ami regulations Ia bc ful.
owed. and Ia cNcrcis. u general super.
ision over the schools. Ills rccomm,n.
dalton may ~ may not be- adopted by
the hoarl depending upon ;ho attitude
a the beard toward them and. II the
.up, Iiutvrdcnt gets his recommended.
tlors adopted. IL II only because ct the
nOntidcurr ut the members In the viz.
dom 81 such recommendations. tie has
no power except ~ the board sees ~;
g. delegate u tn him. ami IL j. easy To
g,e that q beard would give a super
,ntcnd'ni me- more AUTH riiy thnn n.
could cxcrrisc wisely.
Thr superintendent has an advisory
council c'mpc, I'll II the principals ~
IN" several 'ch1ols. This body meets
cyety two week. and discusscs the prog.
res OF a." work and 9th ~ matters that
GENE M relative g. ~ Work ana man.
agcment of the schools. The superln.
tcndcnt puts mo- measure into effect
until II first has the approval NJ this
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29

HIuutl This ~ i'uausp nr has learned
thi' e uumh.r uf holds are better than
'u" and also that II creates good feel.
INK tu give ones rpwnrscrs q voice
in tho management NJ their work.
Then IN" principals have frequent
m.'tiug. with thor teachers and dis
'ufs uu,ati'ns that may arise with rc.
gId &, the w"rk w then particular
'chu0ls ~ these mcctiugs. the prin.
,iulls vci tho viewpoint Ut the teach.
Gus. ard ~ the meetings of the super
irtrndont and principals. these view.
l'olr,' arc brought cutand respected IN
every decision reached u II IN this
way That IN" teachers have voice h.
every measure that comes up before
M school board.
THUS. while the organization ~ the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
BACK ACHE
lss-sssr Up with psnstratina
;. ssamiin'n wizard oss

A harmless and effective prepara-
ton TO relieve the pains OF Rheuina-
tism. Scia,Ica. Lame Back aud Lumr
bago is Hamlin's Wizard Oh II PEN
etfates quickly. drives out soreness,
and limoers up stiff aching JOINTS aud
muscles.
You have no idea how useful u
will be found in cases OF every day
ailment or mishap. when there y
need OF an immediate healing. anti:
septic application, as in cases OF
sprains, bruises. cuts. burns. bites
and stings. 49,.
Get !. from druggists for 80 cent:
IL not satisfied return the bottle ana
get your money back
Ever constipated or have siek
headacheis Just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasan, little pink pills. 70
senta Guaranteed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-29
PLENTY o. CANDfDATES-BUr
Says Abe Martin

liong. rubber trees. bis rcdwoods. roses.
movie ranches. sn mountain iiips.
Quite nuniilrr q" delegates have
taken side trim, T. $50 Charley Chaplin
on IN hcof Accofdin' 4 widely known
Democratic WORKER thcr don't aocin
l. be- any well nuanod plan L put over
hhy ~ tn stnt,s.mcr who are h"in' men
iionod az presidential possibilities. Al
foem 4 have th,r drawbacks. Their
nll ail right. 81 MrNduo IL q wizard
hut he's Wilsan's sluiu.ltw. Gerard has
'iasY. hut he lived tour years in 'cr'
many. Marshall g. safe. hut he's ole
fashioned. wilson 90 r" down ~ hls
tory NJ Il great pi, ld'nt hut he's hAd
q twice palmer h. 80 clean a. g.
hounds tooth. bat De- hulut sent nn
ahn. "a clrthiu' men Z iIil owen
Fls MI, gs.d points hut he's half In
,iian Daniel, h. IN hest secretary a.
t4 navy IN country ever had hut h.
took liuiur nut e., ih' naval Officers
mess P,mcrrur o. beyond r"prooch.
but his nam, D tuu funny Edwards
carried New Jersey hut hos wide open.
i,url, rln put ~ pUtt"fti'c department
un plyin' Msis hut ~ newspapers
bate him Davis haF much L COM.
ul,rd him. hW h''N take Uu ch1nc.F.
COX har carried Ohio fil' or siN times.
but be- thinks ~ people should rule.
p,r hin an llu.,,r ur' T. lowed u" all.
Lutih,r E'puhHIrs Whiil"ck - r. frl
l"r 60 rare ahlii, Rat hos writin' %
book william J,nuiu's l'ryau-hu ro
matte
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