davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-22
TaylOr-Hendren.

IdyIOr-denQren.
Miss haUU1e Lee Iay1or, the pretty
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Taylor, of the Newly section, and MI
Harold Hendren, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Newt Hendren, greatly surprised their
friends by having the nuptial knot
tied in Lexington, en- route to the
| Louisville fair, Friday of last week
Both young people are well known
and. quite popular and have host OF
friends interested in their future hap
piness.
Mrs. Hood Gordon is the guest OF
Mrs. o. l.. May in Danville.
Mr.. Caney Davis, of Red House
Ematsicalated' at Berea; College, this
week.
Miss Katherine Deyore has return
ed from visit to friends in Louis
vile.
Mr.. Arch Dedman has erturned from
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-22

mind was gloomy,
could see no light on
anything, could not
work and could not
have anyone to see
tlne. Doctors med
Fcine did not help me
and Lydia E. Pink
p a m S Vegetable
compound was re-
commended. I took
| / t a n d a m now
W e ii. I recon-
mend II RI oil o#;ok
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-22

attend services at the Christian
church, conducted by Rev. F. M. Tin
der.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-22

There will be The conducting
big Aucionee enon by
supply
year.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-22
NERVOUS
PR0STRATION
Mrs. J. Christman Proved
That Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound is a
Remedy for this Trouble.

Binghamton, N. Y.-t1 was in very
nervous condition for over a year, my
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-09-22

Mrs. ]. w. Caperton spent Tuesday
in Lexington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
GERMANS GET
COLD BERTH IN LONDON
Deportcd Persons Return To
England and DO Well Until
Their Identity II
Discovered

London April targe nunbefa of
gofuRn AMI other nndrsiratles who
Nere depofiel from raaisrd ln ms
par have MANAGED 70 naks mel Wy
back fo ION ina hai have encountered
warm fegtptiona ehea their ldsntn
has been discosefe1 raey MANAGED
10 crosa ffon ihe euntloeuf bY Nort
ing laelr way a. sailors ~ tramp
ie4mer IS nntlhstn FafHsh AMI
scottish nlria
fhnfe Germans Nau hssr come ha (
20 fnglaud io take 90 business agpla
fnd h hard rop 10 hoo. soys tff
ftenng Standard 0Ne German nH
ness man Fate i np and f0iu'Aea io
hls Fafhefland afiNf bsiHR fofnaed AZ.
mission 10 five Landon hufeia iif
found rooms ln.a It'uamsba h14fi
hauae em teo daya latcf the nthri
oafdfrs Discovered him ard nollii,d
ihe mansaer thes c'iula mol live unaef
ihe same roof suh 8 Germsn. aud af
sas turned oat
4 German pai,hsf Ia iondln
ahufb uas prevented 81 hn neigh
ca.a ffon rcapsnpF hia ola sior me
aiher fay although hs haa lived ln
raelsnd fof a. years AMT there are
mans similar ,aHss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
f, MARINE MEMORIAL POSTER

lust as the sehool chilaren % France
- case Tor llelf country glfi 10 ihs
rplud States the Statue of Liberty
$50 wiil Anerlcan school children
eontribuie "oue cent aud spvafd. far
Americas Glft 10 Fgance.- neno.
mental statue by Frederick Mac
Monnles. the noted American sculptor
Mr. MacMounIes Il contributing h|s
services toward DE monmnsnt which.
il Is estimated. wlli cost s2-0u0
The poster shown herewith. Is by A.
bert sterner. uoled American portrait
painter II t,piaes the frbufe which
ibis country viii pay 10 the French
through tie Msroe monument Tie
posier nlll ie displayed in cities.
so~ns. and villages. and vill designate
nlaby Of fhe places where contributions
may be nude during The week u
March y free.wlll offering. 10
which numbers n contributors. rather
than size Of contributions. wll be-
sought from ssi.oai children and others.
ceb'ffbulose are now b..ink r.eeis
ID 81 National Headquarters. 10 Mas
ean street. >ew York. bs s'llare. "
gsbin. president u 'ase u Ns-w fofks
largest sfgs, companies. sbo Is treas
srer of li,e fund
Tie memorial win bs erected At
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
A TEXAS WONDER.

Fur klanvv ana ordder troubles
fasr,. weak and lamu back fbruma
Ism and irregularities ~ the kidney
~ bladder ifeguatfa bladder ireu
les IN children N na sold by drug
lists, matt 81 IS. Small bottle oftss
are. Send far awern testimonials
~. n. W. ilA.. gs1s Olive 81. ~
oais. Mo. Soid b. -.uEasia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

Mise Rose Flmhe 90 llswkins Ave
= Iifaaanch Va Writes. q rad 4
ceid la mY chest and tearing q wuaid
tausr nneumnnia tried Foley's ftna'
fx aad rAf anl ~ waa nul lon4 ~.
ieli relieved Manv sach lnflsrI
have been virtues about lbla flme'
tried reliable tnnilly meilelue
snb tterfehefe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

WANTED ea'oeman 70 sell whips.
as side iine. on big coumls-
sion basis % she r,iaii irads AEcrie
now making several thousand dol+
lars peg year on ih- proposition
Flrst class rcftnnce must accom-
rany q h'ir1iioa American Nhlp
Co Wcsffeid Mass
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

The South Metropolitan Gas eom
DanF - London before lhs war bad
nofs ilan s. zee 0ae invested Ia Il by
aeaFly sWoo employees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

Yes. Hazel ehsn married ma ioa
= anything BE- aefHses ~ 2ifs oi
ekinF a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
CLASSIFIED WANTS.
Statesmen WANTED

WANTED Statesmen "a represent
Metropolitan Ausemobile Asso. "a
ton 81 Oklahoma cts o6la SO
week and commission added See dls
irlci naraeer af ruom g. Rates hotel
Tuesday and Wednesday and Thur.
day
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

This Is ihe most recent photo
graph nf i,axinn Is Conner. lpuN
a. governor Of Alahama who ha4
been appuuitI hy pWefHus
Thomas y klhy. of Aa'AUH.
United States Senator rs surered
the late .lohu n lianthcad utfl.
ing Il special eieeliou o. tll iHt
vacancy senator toNrr has e.
Jared himself WILSON irnurfaf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
CLASSIFIED WANTS,

ron SALE a fine iersy milk eow
Ter safe Phone sos
FOR SALE Good .room modsrn
house basement cialern. barn ena
earase $3.50 s5 Norh nrnsd Also
,.foom modern house, barrel
cisiern sas y Manicure. on .ayomeni
81 con Phone il0s
FOR SALE Three. room house lNo
fine l1ls. good weil Vaier Reason
abie price for qaick sale fliiM
College
SPECIAL Coed house with steep.
ins ronh garage hen house rooi
wcii ein uitc iois clear iitle, aH ior
only g24ra Aoy kneeland
..-...-...- -....-- -.4a..asasa
FOR SALE lloasehold good a' eof
ncr ot First and Harrison saturday
at one O'clock
FOR SALE seven of oihf hundf q
bales 6f alfalfa hay ~ nile esHt
as llussoil SWITCH norheasi OF Guih
~ A. ". CafroR q 80 Npthfin
ron SALE one wess HiH t-roam
modern honse Nlce place ~ fh"
rieht price A q Arms rane efcns
" u PACKERS BARGAINS
A. Ffve-rotm house ami shopping
porch chicken h0ufo hadc. sll
barn two lots West 1851 price 200
A. F0ur rom h1nee @eli barn ans
chicken house, frll trees a0rs
bottom land. state road close ln.
- ~ Il lots. tgtse
prlce 1900
A. Elght- room house close in ne~
modern f1fnres n.w liunbn
sc l-2 ~ lots 80
Bungalow honee modern lots.
: rooms and sleeping porch oe9
W . Packer Phone 90
Basemeni Okla State Bank
FoK sALE FYvssroom mod ~
house los IS Noble. s2ea0 Apply
Waite House Barber shoD FIRED G..
Collins
FOR SALE. Trade or rent Good
nine room modern house end a.
room house on ia lots VIII sell on
terms or trade for farm u inter
ested see ne a. ~ South Division.
Or call 1877. HAYDEN Grey
FOR SALE Two outside sanitary
nonfreeza bic toilets for sale. 500
each. One LARGE eloee' $1,000. n. =
West.
FOR sALE- cholce buildins site o.
Drexei Boulevard. The Caffney
Company. IL ~ East Oklahoma
Arenue-
T0R sALE-old papers al the Lead
- office.
rOR SALE Chevrolet peedsfsr Tor
saie. si2s cas 6 Mack. 2ls South
P'rs, street
FOR SALE--slnTls comb Rhode -
land neds-tts dark knd fire
stock. Per settling Of 5 egga. SO
Msriha =. Kelso. - Park Place.
l Avoae 31S.
f0n gAI.E--As harxaln prices.
clT ~ Psrzt Street
4sl y. Washington.
siy r Harrison.
e0g ". Nansn-
ez9 ". Nanznr.
Ths Gaffsey COMPANY
FOR sALE-A nss wardrobe. Apply
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

GOOD Funf-tnnN funsN en NHtint
for ssls of iraae h,ap NlA c1H
der eed Fore umeiate
sesMan' inquire Narr cAfsi httbcr
saof
FOR RCNr
FOR nENr rhrev ueht hoaeosstn
ng rooms 81 90 p Iigfflson. Phone
is5.
F0n nENT Fufa.hoa "a aumrnl
"a rooms. strictly modcra 200 2.
oklahoma can afternoons up ffst
s'aifway east 81 lone
FOR RENT -Four rooms uasiairs lor
down eari Urulaheo modern
snna jones 1901 ~ Mausur
NoR RENT Five Room mmen
home furnish, hard and soti water
eieelfic lights $40 $ fut So
George lAita
F0R RFNT Electric sweeper vucs
NUN cioaooe $3.50 per day Phone
7a Mater Eleaflc
FOR gENT good sroam rarity
modern house newly pap'rsf and
Finished Also one front sioepinr
room. eioee ~ Telephone Coz
FOR RkNr ad fariy acre pasture
viih sn ahandance ~ living waisr
Less than one mile of Guthrie The
Gaffnsy COMPANY
FoR ssNT newly repaired five
room modern house. oast side
Rented fa. The t;afiney Company
hone -ss
FOR nENT Furnished ro0af. Neht
hoaeokeeanr Il desired Modern
house. eicsa 4 dearalie iocaiien
lpi North Fires Street. lhone 1885,
foR RENr Three unhlushed h a.
househeea'ne Doms modern nse
of eafsge eisitrn 7is 81 Hr1ad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

Aeaux. % li.s NarHe. and slli rival
fr Size anJ grandeur of deslxn the
Statue u Liberty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

FOR ReNr Three uuunasaed uht
hpuseherHluf fDoins modern use
- eafaRe elstiga 7ft s. iirpad
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

VAxTED-To baF Tor czsh. 4 rod
<econe -hznd bicye1e. mast ~ in
good repzir. wriie b y. Hehon, v
:. Box .. or phone Kx s5f.
WANTED family - tzze <a1rze
Of farm bouse Il mAes frozn
cs-k-se. hozse rs-.. Tzr6en POI I'D
NIX Furnished IN refu-n fo- board
~ farm manager. Inquire - Ban
fzsOs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

FOR sALE-A nes wardrobe. Apply
Cis z. Oklahoma Avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01
CLASSIFIED WANTS.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS
In IT, event Of delivery eeing Nm
Dsrfees. or papcr being rolled. twisted
er nusiiased. subscribers are urged
- maze immediAse complaint 20 the
balness offies IN person. BY telephone
- Dail.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-01

tUBsTAxrIAL nxrrfzctuE1ng cor
psrs<so- warts capable men 70 80
hb,isA irzrch and manage s<iesmen.
Gee 70 sisss reo>s<sry- Yoz handle
Eva oosey. VII silou sx,ssses ts
nae;noes n yoz uiIi qualify. For
UB5eslass- se1r-sr Secretary. 4ss =
Duwzrc 81 HAicuore. Nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
JUGO-sLAVs ARE WAITING
FOR WORD TO WITHDRAW
Minister Makes Formal Statement,
Saying Troops Only Desire Def
mite Status of Albania.
IDy Associated Press.I

WASHINGTON. Sept. l3-Jugo-
Slav troops will withdraw from the
limo OF demarcation between Jugo-
Slavia and Albania as soon rs the
definite status and boundaries of AL
bania have been determined by the
allied and associated powers. and a
request for withdrawal made by
them. Sy Grouitch, the Jugo-Slav
minister to the United States, de-
clared in formal statement. issued
here today.
Referring to n statement by C. a.
Chckrezi, Albanian commissioner TO
this country, Mr.. Grouitch said the
Jugo-Siavs occupied the line OF de-
marcation between the two countries
with the consent Of the allied and as
ISOLATED powers. AS proof, he said
that the line OF dcmarcation was al
most tho same as the frontier drawn
up by tho conference at London in
1913. and that tho Jugo-Slavs oc-
cupied Taraoosh at the special re-
quest OF tho inter-allied commander
at Scutarl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
SAYS BIC PACKERS MADE
SMALL PROFITS IN 1878
Head of American Association Says
Companies Cleared Under Ia
Cents on Dollar of Sales,
tBy Associated Press.l

ATLANTIC CITY, N j., Sept. 10
addressing the opening session OF tho
convention of the American Meat
rackors here today. Thomas Il. Will
son; or chicago, president of tho as
Sociauon, said that none OF the big
hNe packers received as much as n
Scnt-and- n-half of profit on each dol
lar OF sales made in 1919.
Mr.. Wilson made public the profits
and sales OF the eighty-one American
corporations.
These eighty-ono corporations with
an invested capital and surplus of
about s5.750,ooo,oOo handled, about
worth of these during
1917. which Melted nearly s6On,OOO, 900
IN profits said Mr.. Wilson The com
blncd business of tho five packers
was about s3,oO0,0OO, 900. with an ag
ihan S34,0o0.000. The combined bust
ness or the other seventy-six corpo-
rations was about 100000 900 or
uoubic that of tho i've packers on
winch they received aggregate profits
Se1 oo.ooo.Oo0 ms compared with
go .o'i'l Tor the five packers. None
Oh inc packers received rs much rs
cent-and- n-hnlf OF profit on each
dollar of sales that year. One packer
earned only an eighth OF a cent pcr
dollar of sales. while the average of
inc ive was less than cent (0.S3).
IN speaking of the relations be-
tween meat packing companies and
The problem OF reduction In the
cost Of living rests largely with
those who produce. Our labor is re-
ceiving the highest wage in the his
tory of industry and IL is UP to the
workers to produce enough TO in
money which has been added to their
pay envelopes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
'e|9L|TT| IS HAPPY OVER
: RESULT OF CONFERENCE
Declares Franco-Italian Relations
Much Improved by Inter-
change OF Views.
SEPARATE ACTION CHECKED
AiN-lcs-Bains Meeting Settles No
Question In Detail, but Under
- standing Is Reached, Preventing
Il, Further Friction.

A1X-LES- BANS. Sept. 13-Prcmicr
Giolitti is going back TO Italy highly
gratificd with the results Of his con-
ference with NJ. Nillcrand. the French
Premier. The results of the confer
cncc greatly improved Franco-Italian
relations. he said tonight.
The outstanding feature OF the con-
ference is the great satisfaction OF
both French and Italians. The occa-
.sion afforded n check to the tendency
of the two allies of separate action
and OF the two peoples toward rccip-
focal suspicious.
Though the Premiers did not set
tie any question in detail, they are
declared 20 have reached an under
standing that will prevent further
friction. France goes n long way to
satisfy 1taly's desires regarding the
disposition OF Austrian merchant ma
rinc. Concessions agreed to on other
economic questions, such as raw ma
tcrials. contributed largely TO the
good feeling OF the Italian delegation
- Premiers Millcrand and Giolitti, at
-the conclusion OF the morning scs-
sion. sent the following telegram to
Premier Lloyd George:
y NM. Giolitti and Miilcrand. meet
sing at AiN-les Baines. do not wish to
Separate without addressing in com
mon to His EXccllency. Premier Lloyd
George, their very cordial and friendly
, greetings.
The Italian and French Prime Min
-s!sters have once again had occasion
-5t0 recognize the full accord OF their
general views and the prime neccs-
s-eity for the close entente OF Great
!. Britain, Italy and France in order to
Ensure settlement OF European prob
LIENS and the re-cstablishment OF
---Heace and normal relations between
The peoples"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
lMPUGNS MOTIVE BEHIND
OPERATION OF RAIL ROADS

NContinued from First Page)
vcloping OF better service for the
conduct OF the war.
This suggestion was later on con-
hrlned by the insistence of the admin
istration that ii be given authority
TO take over the telephone and tcIe-
graph lines. When authority was
granted to take over the telephone
and telegraph lines 1t was expressly
stipulated that no such seizure would
be made unless the cxigcncies OF war
urgently required II, but. after the
authority had been given without a
new cXiEcncy having arisen and with
out single new condition of peril
the telephone and telegraph lines
were seized because an admin stration
was in power which was disposed to
take advantage OF the anxieties OF
peoples, while involved In war. to
completely rcvolutionizo our govern
ment policy in dealing with these
public utilities.
IF the experiment with the rail
roads and these communication lines
mad been successful, It reasonably
may be assumed tho policy would
have been made permanent. Such
was the undoubtcd intent OF the pres
cnt admin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
OVERSEAS VETERAN is
GIVEN FlVE-YEAR TERM
brucc Wells Found Guilty OF Murder
i'm Second Degree mt
DnnyiIlc

DANVlLLE. VA. Sept. 14.-After
being ont about two hours. the jury
in the case of Bruce Wells. charged
with the killing of Eva Boyd. was
found guilty of second degree muir
der and sentenced to five years i'm
prisonmcnt.
The case OF Truce Wells. an
overseas veteran. charged with
staying Eva Boyd here last
April, was given to tho Jury to-
night after II o'clock. following n
night court session in which tho final
arguments were presented to the jury.
During the day twenty witnesses
were not on the stand. most OF these
to prove the accuscd's good previous
character.
The most sensational evidence WINS
from police detective. who said that
Wells confessed 10 him the day after
the shooting that he had tclephoncd
TO his little brother Immediately be-
fore the shooting and offered him 25
cents to bring his pistol. Wells de-
MED this on the stand and that tho
woman. angcrcd over his departure,
tried to shoot him and then after he
had taken the pistol came AT him with
beer bottle
After shooting hcr he quoted the
woman rs saying. shake hands Bruce
and KISS mo goodbye, then shoot
yourself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
MONEY FROM j. s. ARMY
STOCKS TO PAY Off LOAN
French Ministry Of Finance VIII
Use Proceeds From Resale in
Liquidating Debt
tBy Associated Press. ]

PARIS, Sept. 13.-Tho French Min
istry OF Finance. 1t Is learned, will
pay n. part Of tho $3.50. 100000 due in
OCTOBER from Franco on the Anglo
French loan from the proceeds OF L
resale OF the American army stocks
which 1t purchased. and upon which
New York bankers will advance sums
reported TO amount to $25.000.O00. The
Harris Brothers Co., Of Chicago. has
engaged to become the sales agents
of tho French government for the
disposal OF stocks estimated at more
than Sl50,0o0.000 in value.
The stocks include an immense va
riety OF articles. including wooden
goods, harness. wagon wheels, hard
ware, canned foods and tools. n con-
siderable quantity or which probably
Will be rcsold In the United States
some In South America and the re-
maindcr in Europe. The French gov
eminent took over all the American
army supplies left In France for the
sum of s400.00o,000.
1t is believed the interest rate on
the S25,0o0,000 to be advanced on
France by New York will BIO per
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14

promptly refutcd the argument. lie
held that the duties do not conflict.
Chairman James was in doubt. For
mer Speaker Cardwell provoked a
roar of laughter when he announced
that the challenge OF Senator Cool
rIck,s eligibility. was based. accord
ing TO the report he received. on Sec
ton b. Article w. OF the Constitu-
ton or the United States. He had
locked II up and discovered that the
article referred to engaging In an
iim, nn Judge Duke and Mr..
recognition to the challenge or Sem
ator Goolr!ck's eligibility and the
parlcy.
Immediately after adjournment of
the State committee the members OF
the Eighth District committee con-
rencd and elected the following as
socinte and advisory members. as
provided for in the Cardwcil resolu-
ton: Mrs: Mary Cary Pyke, Wide
water; Miss Louise Rhodes. Louisa:
Mrs. Peachy Lyme Shack ford. Of
orange; Mrs: V. Gaskins. Warrcnton
The appeal of the woman editor of
she Orange Observer went unhceded.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-14
cox SAYS LIQUOR
DEAD AS SLAVERY
AS ELECTION tSSIIE

------ ,,-oLLtlnucd from FIRST Pagc.)
subject discussed by the Governor IN
his Portland and Salem addresses Ro-
sides his noon public meeting. no
spoke to n large audience of women
and school teachers here this after.
noon and to all emphasized the league
as means 10 make war impossibler
and TO keep faith with the bows who
lie in France"
independence, Notwithstanding. pro-
gress!vism also were stressed by me
candidate. lie also touched on West
ern topics, reclamation. Alaskan 40
Velopment and delivered further at
lacks on the attempt to buy the nres-
idency and the senatorial oliEarchy."
Referring TO tho Republican front
porch campaign. Governor Cox sntd.
Headquarters are TO be moved from
Marion to the field. The front-porcb
campaign. Il Is announced. Will end
l am too modest TO tell you why"
Congress Must Act.
Inc demands OF war" said Gov
crnor Cox. brought the necessity
Tor departmental additions and cx-
tension at Washington. We must
see 10 1t ut once that the falIuro IF
the last Congress is ,remeiied as
quickly as possible by the return Ia
q peace-timc basis, and correction of
iohs-eSisting errors. Not only must
we JUNK the machinery that came
win war, but we must repeal the
ourdensomc war taxes and dcfinItaIv
reduce the cost OF government IN nor
NAL times.
our prc-war experience had al
ready shown the necessity for adon-
ton OF tho budget system as the bass
OF public finance. Our eyoer;anca
during the war demonstrated Inn, w.,
should no longer delay in annlvinv
IL TO IN" national government ana
also showed that a business org,n,
|"'!on and administration Of the Eca-
eral departments and bureaus Is In,
re:ai!veiy needed
RrnrGHnizntIon Required.
an economical and efficient ad-
''""is'ra'ion OF government business
must De preceded by two measures
mere must be Il business reorganiza-
''oh OF governmental bureaus and
a6encieS for tho purpose of eliminat.
ing overlapping of functions and
oupiica'ion OF activities. 1t is repor,
ca mat there are fourteen distinct
j".,t :" tuc FEDERAL establishment
uuuI,!thS win foreign trade; sixteen
oaaccs having to do with engineer
ing; torty-iwo Offices engaged in The
eotnPiiaiion OF statistical informn-
VISIONS having to do with educational
activity. Strictly service sections o.
.hc government should be co-ordi-
n5 ME-, under one general head to the
auEhnthse OF all departments"
Governor Cox declared that II elect
cu ne would ask Congress for au-
thoriiy 10 appoint Il budget commits
s!oneT. and would urge upon Con
stess the desirabili,y of accounting
me budget system and Of creating a
budget committee.
Concerning the proposed budget
committee he said Il Should receive
the estlinates for the regular gov
eminent from the President as well
as other measures requiring outiavs
ana should coordinate on n sound
business basis the work of Congress-
money go
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GOVERNOR SMITH FAILS
New York Executive Declares lie
Cannot Effect Settlement OF
IL. IL. II. Strike

NEW YORK. Sept. Ex-Governor
Smith announced tonight, after con-
fercnces with representatives Of
striking Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Company employees and with Federal
Judge Mayer. legal custodian OF the
company, that his efforts to bring
about II settlement OF the strike had
failed. 'All 1 can say is that / was
unsuccessful in my efforts to bring
about n settlement OF the differences
between Judge Mayer and Mr.. Vahey."
said the Governor