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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

The more one follows Cover
nor Cox through his campaign
the harder il becomes to under
Atsud his method Of campaign
ing. An intelligent man-and
we naturely assume that Cox
mus. have a fair intellectual
capacity 10 have become the
governor Of a great state and ths
candidate OF a great party 10,
presids snt -- certainly should
make an appeal 10 the intslli'
geuce OF the people. aimee IL Is
only through their prefernens
that he can attain the great oh
ject he IL seeking, but this. ap
arsn,ly. be prefers not to dc
his whole method rama to seusa
tionalism. This may tickle the
fancy OF his upqusssioninR par
tisans. but it has been and
always must b Intellectual with
the man who Is undecided and
thinking seriously as to how
ne 10 going 10 vote, That il why
Senator Harding is sweeping all
before him, for his method is
atudious, earnest and digniasd
appeal to reasoning men and
women. Cox Is undoubtedly ir
ritable over the psor way hia
campaign is progressing and
reckless as 10 what he says and
how he says 1t. That 10 whore
he fails In being Of presidential
ststsre. In his irritabili,y he
fails to take account OF the gress
I'm portant fact that every voter ID
An American citizen and sover'
sign in the control Of bis ballot.
He will cou atenanoe no slurrinR
Of his citisenship by the cApdi-
date appealing for votes. Iol-
lowing Cox's lead. the newspa
pers that are supporting him
and the cam psign orators on bis
aide fall into the same error.
The eject OF this IL now IRE.
parable. Cox has helped to
defeat himself by his swn CAN
pniun methods,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20
High Prices

High prices mean cheap dell4fs. Csssp
dollars induce speculation. Speculation is
dne 80 long as prices scar-Sss iook sss for
the DROP.
Here is our advice In tines like thess.
Avoid debt. for the debtor may have - psy
back these cheap dollars With dear osfs.
Avoid speesistioa. Aeevs ill. SAVE snw
while money 10 plentiful and prices srs ssss-
Ing. The cheap dollars OF the prssens will
be more valuable seine day. Grab them row
And hold onto them II II the chance cfa
lifetime TO save Use osr bank - . dscasi
tory. Esery dollar sntrusssd 70 ~ vii -
carefully satexpardsd,
BANK OF POTOSl
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

Senator Reed has hired a hall
In Kansas City for a personally
con uducted speaking on the 2lst
inst, where be will, - be states.
do all the talking and say what
ne pleasea. Which means tha,
Article X is going 10 get . lam
batting
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

Send Senator Spencer and
Congressman Rhodes back to
Washington 20 give support to
President Harding.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

Democratic tariff laws are
making jobs scarce just at q
time when our Democratic
friends will be . huntin Of jobs
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

Those tremendous cuts. In
clothes that We read about In the
papers somshow never seem TO
Affect prices any.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

Chairnau White OF the Demo
cratic National Committee wants
that drugstore presidential
straw vote stopped. ssys u ~
tainted" II sure 10: Il gives
~ . Whin Of three 70 oas Tor
Harding.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

Herbert Hoover says that ths
Wilson I'd ninistration has failed
utterly in everything II under
took. Right you are. Herbie:
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

REPOBLiCAN EA HN4'-1A IOs''''''] '1@
POLITICAL ram
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1920-10-20

vss Ne nsvs. ssaA sAa jesIra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Langhome Girl
Soon to Many
Niece Of Lady Aston,
Vargina Beauty, to
We'd BritiShe1'.
tBy Universal Service

CHICAGO. April 2S.--A marriage
engagement is reported and will be
announced soon. between Mrs. Nancy
IerKins Fleld. widow of Henry Field.
o. Chicago. and Arthur Ronald Lam
nert field Tree. son Of Lady Beatty.
Oh Brooksby Hail. Leicester. by an
Early marriage. according 10 Il cable
Srain from London today.
:, MIS-. Henry Field was Miss Nancy
,,Serkins, or the second generation OF
the famous beauties known us the
Langhprne girls" Her mother was.
netoro her marriage. Miss Ivy Lang
norne. the second OF the sisters. aud
Said TO have been the original model
Tor the Gibson girl" The other Sis
!ers arc Lady Astor. recently elected
20 The British Parliament: Mrs.
G,Iharles Dan, Gibson. OF New York
Mrs. Reginald Brooks, of Scw York.
and Mrs. W. ". phipps. OF London.
ronald Tree is . son OF the late
nrth:r Mngic Tree. who Was the first
husband of Miss Ethel Field. daush-
ter Of the late ,iar.hai Field, and
now wife of Lord Beatty. vice "A d :
miral OF the British fleet. Young
tree grandfather was Lambert
rec. ct one time American amha ssa
uor 70 itnl%, aud 81" builder OF ono
OF TIC larger fortunes of ChicaGo's
younger days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
NORTH CAROLINA NEGROES
DEn0UNCE lilly WHITES"
Soiorcd Republicans Protest Measures
Used 10! state Convention md
Elect Own Delegates.


RaLElGH. y 6. April "s-North
Carolina Republican negroes viii
carry their n2ht for participation in
the party councils 20 the national
convention at Chicago. i, was deter
mined At the negro Republican state
convention here today. when dele
gates TO tho ch.sago convention were
elected
hundred or more delegates from
tie ten congressional districts in the
State attended the convention and
enthusiastically adopted resolutions
protesting against the 'l.ly white
elemen, N the p4rty
The convention refused to Ghm!.
Huestionnairts to candidates -! va
rious State Offices aut expressed II
resolutions tho need of eTcgtiye 10.
liticai actiyity win fullncss O: b..
lot. tccuai!ty under the !aw. equal
pay Tor equal work. the aboI ,iD.. 10.
the Him Grow" spirit in .tmcr!ca,. M
st:tutions, and Il Federal law aga!ns.
iynrhing. In addition, the resolution.
denounced the lily white" clcncn, In
the Republican party n the state and
the alleged efforts OF John j. Parker
Republican candidate for Governor
IN read them out o: tire party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
FEATURE,
WITH BONUS PROGRAM
New House Republican Plan Would Cost Government
Approximately Six Billion Dollars, While Cash
Bonus Would Cost Less Than Two Billions

, cash At the end of Irc..y years. or
immediately 10 his heirs In evcnt OF
death.
The loan value of the insurance
denoted in the legislation as "ad-
juSted service would not
accrue until the end of the third
year the plan had been in force. aud
ut that time an cS-serricc man. with
"a record of 400 days service, would
be entitled TO a loan of 1851. This
would he the cash value of his Ger
tificate" at that time nj per cent
interest compounded annually.
Similarly, the veteran of 100 days
service would be entitled 10 paid-up.
twenty-ycar endowment insurance OF
Si6i. with a cash surrender or loan
value OF Sl3T in three years: the 200
day veteran. 10 insurance OF s92S,
with loan value of S:75: the 300 day
veteran. to insurance OF Sl.392, with
loan value of SIS. and the 800 day y.
veteran. To insurance of SH.32l. with
u loan value OF $3.50.
This plan. If adopted universe lly
b. the world war veterans, would
cost the government far more than the
cash bonus of $l.25 a day. committee
men said Estimating that 1880. 600
cN-scrice persons will be affected by
tho bill committeeman declared that
the ultimate cost of tho insurance
plan, II adopted by all, would be an
proXimatciy six billion dollars. Tie
cash bonus. i, was estimated, would
cost. SlSc1 100000 If accepted by all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Try Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. April :j.-RepuhlI-
can members OF the House Ways and
Means Committee virtually decided
today to include in their soldier re-
lief legislation program plan of
paid-up insurance, its value to In
crease annually by compounded inter-
est, and on which loans could be OBJ
tanned from any postotiice
With this addition. cN-scrvicc men
might elect any ono Of the Ave fol-
lowing plans included in the Rcpuhii-
can program: y cash bonus Of Slo5 n
day for each day of service; aid in
buying farm land, TO he reclaimed by
the government: aid in buying city
homes: aid In their cducItion. or the
insurance. To popui.rizc the last four
plans. the Republicans propose TO al
low Sl..5 per Gay for each day OF
service, instead of tho SIPS cash
bonus as the basis for computing
farm and home aid loans and the
amount OF financial aid each man
might receive !n the form of educa-
tional training.
The insurance plan. as such. was
said by committeeman to be a mis-
homer" but they declared II was the
most attractive" OF any OF the five
plans. The average period OF service
tor world war veterans was 400 days
they said, explaining that under the
insurance plans the average veteran
could receive a paid-up insurance
policy of Sl,S5I. payable 10 him In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
u. S. CAVALRY Is
AT BORDER BRIDGE

Continued From First Pagc)
nave given the rebels an 0pportun!ty.
10 move on MaZatian and organize
Their lines o! communication that eX-
tend TO the American border
DiHrFcdlt Reinforcement News.
y report that $500 men had been
taken by the government from Man
2anillo TO reinforce the garrison M
Mazatlan was not fully credited by
observers. not only because of the
rebel activity about Manzanillo but
also because of the governments lack
Q! ships necessary to move such a
force
Advices from Mexico today through
Official channels state that rebc,s
nave occupied the town OF Alvarado
on the Gulf Coast south Of Vera
cruz. and tina; Federal troops have
been sent from Vera Cruz in an eff
tort TO regain control OF the port.
~ Sa.ina Cruz. on tho Pacific Coast
al! business places were report cd
closed yesterday az rtsuI, Of tho
revolt OF the government, iHrrison
which rohhed the post office. telegraph
once. express o.!ice stores. disarmcd
NE police and customs offic!als. Gu,
the telegraph wires aud took ali
avaiia bic horses in the city.
Mexico city newspapers YESTERDAY
confirmed reports that had reached
nero OF the revolt Of Genera, Cosic
Hshelo and General Mayco:tc. and an
Tounctd iha' Generals Rafael Garzu
ana 'iGar)ardo, near Mexico CITY. had
JFiNou TIC revolution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
AMERICAN LEGION POSTS
WANT NEW MEMBERS
Drive to BE- Held Throughout United
suites and PorScSsfous
Mny I--nn
ti,y hs.oc!a;ed rrcss.I .

lI'F E*snc'ated Frcss.l
INDIANAPOLIS, April 2S.-Nine
thousand posts of the American
Legion in every State and territorial
possession OF the United states Will
unite in Il drive for new members,
10 he held May iI-2:. II was am
nounccd az ma,ioua! headquarters OF
the Legion here today.
Latest returns from posts show that
l.io0.ooo cN-servic. men and women
now belong - the lcSiu National
officials believe thAt the membership
campaign w.l! bring IN at least l,Uuu.
uUV new members, bringing the total
20 100000. or more than majority
o. all who served.
Many Governors OF States already
have siGnificd their intention OF pro-
claiming the period OF tho drive for
American Legion week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS
AFTER COMPLETING TASK
King Alfonso Asked That They Re
tain Offices I'm View of Marshal
Jonrcs Approaching Visit.
tBy Associated Prcss.l

by Associatcu FTcSs.
MADRID. April 2S.-Sonor Allende
Salazar. the Premier. today at noon
presented 10 King Alfonso the forma
resignation of. the entire Cabinet
He declared that the government had
completed It's task In passing tho
budget bill, and. therefore. II &C.
cortlance with its previously an
nounccd intention, desired to rc,in
qu'sh Office
King Alfonso requested the min
lister to retain Office for tho prcscn,
in view of tic visit To Spain of Mar
shall Jonrc. OF France. Consulta-
lions among the leaders OF tho va
riouS political groups viii beg in
Thursday night with ii view 10 the
formation ~ "a new government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
TAX COST PLUS PROFITS
Large Pnrt of Amounts Made 10 Re
vert TO United suites Under
Proposed Dill.
tsy Associated rress.I

To 's''o' "" ~ Il CFS'J z
w WASHINGTON. April 2S.-A tax OF
90 per cent OH the war profits OF
costtipluS government contractors
and a tax OF 80 per cent on the
profits on "all government contracts
made with members OF the Council
of National Defense pr with any
corporations IN which member o!
the council was the principal stock
holder" was proposed in bill in
troduccd today by Representative
Tincher. Republican. Kansas. Taxes
already paid would be deducted
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
-Four fur johnson In ,r,chiran.

DETROIT, MICH, April 2S.--Two
delegates 10 the national convent ion
instructed to vote for Senator John
son. were elected by the fourth dis
trict Republicans, convention u, Paw
Paw today. TWO delegates and al.
tcrnatcs to the national. convention
were elected by the sixth district
Republican convention at lJowell, to :
day. RESOLUTIONS called Suon the
delegates 10 vote for Senator John
son "as long as he has a reasonable
chance for nomination."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
STATE STOLEN, CRY
OF Johnson MEN
Continual From First Face
IardlnE hcAdGuArtrrH. hnWCNcr.

Harding headquarters. however.
cinimod his election
DAugheriy said tonight: Il, WAS q
remarkable victory for Senator Har.i-
ing. No money WAS used To pnS
workers. considering The results
Yesterday in Idaho. MASSACHUSETTS,.
Now JcrseG ana ohio. rvCrvhoIy "a n
now see that General Woods nominal
ton Is imrossilie."
The Wood mntagcr charged fraud
IL Cleveland congressional district.
the twentieth. where Harding dele
gates were declared elected. notwith-
standing that Wood carried the dis.
tr!ct by several thousand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

large from Idaho to tho national con-
Ncntion, i, MAS voted ut the Repub-
lican state convention today. Tho
other three are state Chairman John
Thomas, Of NoodinS moncommittaD; ;
John T.. Gray. cour d'Alene tWood),
tand Stanley y. Easton. Kellogg
(wood).r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

ton. for the purpose of consulting
with Rafael Zuburan Capmany. cam
paisn manager for Oregon. who is
due TO arrive here tomorrow from
kcN West. which point he reached
conference will he held upon the ar
ival OF C..pmany between Alvirado
and Rafael Alcolea. SON law OF
this city. II also expected that Do
lores Garcia, one of the ministers Of
the State OF Sonora. Will arrive here
tomorrow and join the confcrces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
BELFRY is BEAUTlFIED
AT WILLIAM AND MARY
LARGE Clock In Installed In ORIGIN al
structure Designed by Sir
Christopher Wren

!Snecial 70 Tho Timcs- Dispatch.]
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April Is
Inc heliry Of the main building Of
part of the structure designed by sir
Christopher Wren In 1892. has been
hcautiiicd by the installation OF II
large clock, the gift OF Christ Church.
Norfolk, through Rober, NJ. Hughes.
81 that city. Vcstryman Of the
church and rector OF William and
Mary,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
MOB ATTACKS IRISH
RccltntIon of Itosury Halted by show
cr OF Brick, and stones From
London Crowd.
Lhy unLyerssl ServLcc.

LONDooSS SS:"g ~ . Rririts s,opcs
and mud were showcrcd upon crowd
OF Irish demonstrators IN front oi
Norwood Sc;ubhs' Prison tonight
while they were rocit!nS tho Rosary
in Gaelic and praying Cor the hun
ger striking" Sim Fcin prisoners
within the Eaunt gray building. The
priest who WAS officiating; was s;ruci;
by II hottie hurled by an an;i-Irish
Londoner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

MEMPHIS. TENN Nprii as-Tbc
IMemphis-St. Louis packet Helen
blair, valued at $4,000. was bndIy
ua maE cd by fire today. sank later
uho' IL Is said. may be Il total loss.
Inc steamer Grand. which was
lhoorcd alonESid. the Helen Blair.
was slightly damaged. The tire or.ei-
puCknt 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Americans in chihuahua.

IU AKEI. MENICO, Anril 2S.-Chi-
huahua CITY was quiet at nooc today
AMI all americans are safe. accord
ing to message received this after
noon hy American Consul l.. A. Dow
here from i. u. Stewart, American
consul in Chihuahua
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

convention. The white and negro
faction announced IL would carry the
hsht 10 the national convention. and
iha; II already had raised $4,000 Of
fund to supper, the candidacy for
Governor. of !. H. Blount. negro,
OF Forrest City, principal of negro
school AT Ecluna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Make a memo to at
tend the auction Of w.
Broad ST. bu S in e S S
property on Tuesday,
May 4, at 5 P. M. Sale
conducted by Atlantic
Coast Realty Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Idaho for johnson.

COUR D'ALENE. IDAHO, April rs.
Senator William L. Borah, favor
ing United states senator liiraiE
Johnson for the presidential nomina :
ton, will head the four delegates at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
ARKANSAS NEGRO NAMED
FOR OFFICE OF GOVERNOR
COIorcd Convention Objects ia Tsr.
tics or lilly whites" and Threat
ers Strong Opposition.
ICY .tttnNlst.l IT,

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. Aprn 2s.--
Negro delegates accompanied By sew
sefa1 white men. Withdrew from, ,he
Republican state convention here
{ gattol from PULASKI County. which
stnctudes Little Rock had been seated
gt1stea9 OF delegation selected IS
tfhe rival (nction.
Tn 1yttha; nwing te:esatea. VINO
sdepayttd amid joers and boots. re-
sstasenibied In another ball and bot n
selected complete dele
sxatton at large TO attend tho national
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
FRANCE WILL EVACUATE
WHEN GERMANS LEAVE
Occupied Territory viii Dc Free OF
Troop IN soon nv Trims OF Com
hrr NScs

PARIS. April :$.--PrcmIcr' MlleI
rand. in making Il declaration to the
Chamber OF Deputies today on the
result of tho supreme council meet
ing at San Reno. said that the
Frankfort and DGrrstadt territories
would be evacuated 10y the French as
soon as tho allied commissions had
established .IHt the German armed
forces over the number allowed by
the convention of August 1919. had
been withdrawal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
ULSTER LEADER WOULD
SOLVE OWN PROBLEMS
Came During Discussion by Com,
mons OF United States Scnate's
Irish RESOLUTION.

LONDON. April 2s.-IThe United
states Senate's Irish resolution was
brought up in the House of Commons
today and drew several pointed ques-
lions.
Ronald Mcneil. Unionist. for the
Canterbury division of Kent. asked
the government IL II had ANY Of
fetal !nformation Regarding n mani
tcsto to be issued in Washington by
an organization known as the PM.
ippines commission for Independence.
In which II was maintained that
American belief in the principle OF
DIFFERENTIATION would he dem
onstrated more imprcss:ve!y ny con-
ccdiny the repeated demands made
for Independence by ten and half
million habitsnts of the Philip
pine than by passing resolutions In
tho Senate expressing sympathy with
the cause OF Irish Independence" and
whether as a mark OF respect for
the American Senate" The House OF
Commons would br enabled TO follow
tho precedent set BY the Senate by
moving a resolution in support OF
the Philippine demand f!r tc!!-de-
termination
Andrew Bonar LAW. replying for
the government. said he had no in
formation on the question. which did
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

NEW ORLEANS. April 2S-C;an-
trH! salvador AlNarado. who has for
some time been agcn. Of G:nne-aI
Oregon in Washington. arrived in
New Orleans tonight from Washing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

not better for each country to leave
tho other alpno. 49,.
Mr.. BonaT Law replied he thought
mat In other words that was his
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

not seem to be one In which tho
British government was concerned.
numerous other questions follow
cd. and Sir Edward Carson, tho Ulster
uniQnlst leader, asked whether II was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
To Drive Gu, Ma.urin ana nulid Up

Takr the OLA s'.q".lar,l GROVES
TASTEl.ESS vhiii TONIC. You know
what YOU are taxing. as the formula
is printed on every iari. showing II Is
Quinn" ana iT"n In II TaStc!css form.
60c..--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

nc Fallronds to-day arc short a;
least 5000 locomotives 100000
FREIGHT ears and 5000 passenger ears.
and because Of the high cost for Dor
roW!nEs and the restricted money
market, they are not contracting Tor
enough addlt!ona! equipment 10 re-
!!eEe the situation. il was reported
10 Ihe convention
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-07-20
As IT SEEMS
TO ME
DANA SLEETH


under Northwest trees, while on
city stalls apples sell at three for
n quarter.
One way out would be for the
city people to visit the country
and pick their own fruit.
Another would be for community
canneries, where the surplus could
be saved before IL spoiled.
But that is something else. All
/ am pointing out this time is that
when II comes 10 farming, nothing
can be relied on except interest,
taxes, depreciation and market un.
certainty.
But always remember this: Nine
town business men go broke TO
every farmer that starves himself
out Of his farm. For the farmer
usually does manage TO feed him
self and family: and he comes near.
err knowing where he will sleep
a year from any given evening
than any other business man. But
when II comes to net profit. 10 cash
in hand, To bank balances and lux.
uries, the farmer. as n class, has
less than any other, not excepting
the common laborer.