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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12
Father Kidnaps Children;
Drives Off in Auto

Waylaying his three little girls on
their way home from school in Staten
Island, Sheridan Simmons, of Jersey
City, kidnapped two and carried them
away in an automobile, but the third
escaped. The police sent out a gen
era1 alarm for the children.
Simmons has been separated from
his wife three years. The children
and their mother have been living
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lozier, Mrs.
simmons parents, at 1441 Rich
mond avenue. Bulls Head, Staten
Island.
Some time ago the father kidnapped
his daughter Virginia, seven, as she
was going home from Public School
No. %, Graniteville, but was cap
tured by the police at Mariners Har-
Dor and the child was returned to her
mother.
Simmons was freed on probation,
promising to let his children alone.
Recently, Virginia was accompa-
MED from school by her sisters
Olive, nine, and lola, eleven. Their
father drove up beside them in a car
with a chauffeur. He called to the
children and asked them to get In.
Olive did so, but Virginia and lola
refused. The father jumped out and
lifted Virginia into the machine, but
lola ran home
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12
Little Mary,'' Peddler,
Leaves Valuable Estate

NEWARK, N. J., Aug 9.-Mrs. Do
m m i Zazzali, sixty-nine, known as
Little Mary" who died after operat-
ing fruit and peanut stand for
dhirtyoseven years, left an estate of
$185,000, it was learned here TO-DAY
Little Mary" ran the stand her
self until about year ago, when
the building in front of which She
stood was torn down. The new
builders refused to give her a new
lease.
houses, the rent for which She had
not raised in forty years.
She was a benefactor to the chill
dren around. She used to hand out
nickels and dimes to the kiddies with
which they would buy goods from
her.
1t is said that many Of her ten
ants lived for years in her houses
without paving rent
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12
A Volume of Business
In Tomato Market

Tomato shipments have filled
close to $1,000 cars with an estimat-
ed value Of $1o.ooO.ooo to 100000
300 yearly in recent seasons, accord
ing to the bureau of markets, Unit
These were practically all of table
stock. Two-thirds of the movement
was from the five states, California,
Florida, Texas, ennessee, and New
Jersey, which together have made
average yearly shipments of over
10000 cars the past three seasons.
Only about one-third of the COM
mercial table stock is shipped in
carload lots. The canning crop is
often six to ten times the volume of
carlot shipments, and large quant1cc
production. Acreage and crop yield
have tended downward and prices
have shown an upward trend In re-
cent seasons.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12
Radiu1n for Cancer
Free to Americans
In New York Soon

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 5.--Any-
body in the United States suffering
from cancer will be offered free ra-
dunn treatment after October Is at
the state institution for the study Of
malignant disease, this city, accord
ing to announcement of DR.. Harvey
r. Gaylord, director of the SANTA
rum.
Two and one-quarter grams of ra-
dunn, purchased by the state of New
York at a cost of $225,000, is already
in the institutions vault and applf-
ances necessary for it's use are under
construction. The immensely valu-
able supply of radium is an Ameri-
can product, mined in Colorado and
extracted from 125 tons Of carnotite
at a plant in New Jersey.
New York is the first state in the
nation to formally inaugurate fight
on cancer through use of the pub
lie funds in buying radium. Resi-
dents Of New York will be given the
preference among applicants for
treatment, but free service is offered
to all Americans
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12
Lamp Placed in Window to
Welcome MISSING Child

ROOSEVELT, N. Y.-Gladys Voor-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vooris of this
village, who disappeared from their
home shortly before Christmas, has
not been located.
Every night Mr.. vooris places a
lighted lamp in the hall of the coy
little home so that GLADYS will
know that she is welcome when she
does come back home" Night after
night that special light has been
trimmed, lighted and placed in the
hallway Of the home, just as in for
mer days the grandmother was won't
to leave it on evenings when Gladys
was out to a party or dance.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12

indorsing the stand of Atlanta Post
No. 1 against Thomas E. Watson and
Thomas w. Hardwick.
The posts taking such action were
John D. Mathis post, Americas. Ga.
and John B. Ryals post, Cordele. Ga
At the meeting of John D. Mathis
post, Ben G. Hogue, adjutant, declar-
ed that 95 per cent of the Legion
posts in the state would adopt res
olutions condemning Messrs. Watson
olutions would be passed at the Sec
ond state convention of the Legion
to be held in Augusta August 10 and
20.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12

CHICAGO-Giant intellects do
not require observation-disclosures
size heads. The biggest brain at
Loyo1a university is owned by it's
smallest, lightest pupil. The
giant intellect is Frank Com olski.
He is At inches tall and weighs
At pounds. Although only II
years old he leads the freshman
class of St. Ignatius college at
Loyola. And he shoulders a gun
in the reserve officers training
corps. Gomolski, the dwarf, is
nomal physically.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12

Why not represent The ri-Weekly
Journal in your neighborhood as sub
scription agent? You can make your
spare time pay you well. Write NOW
for particulars.
Introduce your neighbors to The
Tri-Weekly Journal and take their
subscriptions. They will thank you
for it and your services will be paid
for. Ask about it.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-08-12
MOTNH LNUION FUSIS JUN
HANDS WITH ATLANTA NO,

Dispatches received by The Jour |
nal Tuesday give accounts of the ac-
ton of two American Legion posts |
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
FAR.REACHING RESULTS

There can be No doubt that the
acknowledgements 81 the women oi
the country Is going e. have a
far-rcaehing effect IN more way,
than one. Fi;s, and foremost. cN.
crcise ~ the right Of the ballo, i,
going to stimulate the intcrcs; of
women in all public affair, and
more than one moyemcn, iur the
betterment 81 city. county. state
and nation is prcdc>,incd &C. be
Initiated by the member, ui IN,
gentler sex.
We believe. and have alWay, bc-
licyed, that women viii be th,
great purifying element 10 ma
tional politics from thi, time toy
ward. The vast majority oi them
will at all times stand Tor those
men and those principle, which
they believe 10 be Tor the best
interests OF the future genera
tons. and therefore al the coun.
try II large and IL prcscn; pupu-
lation. They will demand tina,
honest men be placed IN the Of
ficcs and that homes, work b,
forthcoming in the interest oi
those whose servants they are.
And then. again. and none IN,
less important. j. the fact that
having a voice in the government
they will interest thcm,olgc, IL
conditions as they now lind then
and seek for the bcitermcni OF
these conditions. And ycu may
be very sure tina, they viii linz
4 means OF making the ci,ics ana
towns in wh6h they reside more
attractive and more clcanly THAI
they have been heretofore. With
the subsequent improvement, 81
health conditions.
les, the influence OF women
heretofore eXcricd with telling
effect from the shelter oi III,
horne. will in future be- lit til
more powerfully. And We bclirv,
that the nation al large viii. II
the long run. emphatically Ice III,
Beneficiary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
THE WEATHER

The wonderful bright. crisp
Panhandle iall weather never
bowed 10 a better advantage
than in the past six weeks. Cali
'rnia. llursla nor SUNNY ltaly ha,
seasons that can surpa,, the
Panhandle ct Texas IN such fall,
90, We are enjoying in loo. Is
Ike old-timc religion, makes
-pu love everybody Clarendon
Jews.
The Panhandle Of TcNa Ia, al
ny, been a mystery. 10 those
ho dwell in other sections. They
20 not know how nearly ideal.
.-om the standpoint, 81 weather
nd moisture. this section ui the
,oun;ry is.
But the Panhandle paper, can
p~in, 4 little Of the Gospel truth
i-r outsiders. once in 4 while. and
hat ought To help.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
\ WORD OF SYMPATHY

Word oi the accidental death
hy ,,raugulaiion oi MILFORD Mob
ley. I4.ycar.old son ct Dr. and
Mrs. T.. c. Moblcy. at Rogers.
irk. was received ~ = di,,iuc;
shock by the score, ui friend, oi
the former pastor It the First
Christian Church Of TIN, city and
hy the many youthful friend, of
the boy himself
MILFORD was mauly fellow.
with a brigh, mind. an affection
ate disposition and had q genuine
love Of out-oi-dour sport, llc
md hi, father were true ,ompan
ionN. having enjoyed many q
camping and hunting trip To-.
gcihcr before Dr. Nuhlry lett M,
pl,toratc here TO acccp, q pp-l-
ton ON the platform ior ,h, Red
paih-llorucr Chau,auqua.
The entire family has the heart
iclt sympathy OF The New, and
~ their many other friends In tn,
.iiy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
THAT A. & W.

The Randall County New, IS To-
raicd at CANYON. {. ". Warwick
i, i,s editor. The News takes q
fall out OF the Amarillo Daily
News las, week IN discu, ing the
4. & NJ College Tor IVES, Texas.
The Daily News had minated
hat Warwick was opposed 20 the
Establishment oi the college. Can
von j. the home OF the West
Texas State Normal College.
iditor Warwick and the writer.
along with many other Panhan-
dc papers favor the establishment
1T the Yves; Texas y Il w.. pro-
,'dcd II j, established below the
,ap rock then We want agricul-
tire and mechanics thoroughly
Established in the West Texas
state Normal College TO teach
these important branches Tor this
section. The agriculture interest
!, widely different III the Pan
handle Plains country from that
~ West Texas. I'm fine. West
cXas and the Panhandle Plains
countries are IN need OF al the
schools II can get. hut II We get
my oi them We will i,cl lucky.
: here need bc no conflict be-
tween Panhandle Plain, people
md West TcNa, people over these
matters. Just ask tina; West
Texas State Normal College be
thoroughly equipped to teach az
riculturc and mechanics. domestic
science. etc. and We will help you
Get a ,cparat, A.& 81. College ior
West TcNa,.-lockucy Beacon.
The trouble with West Texan,
D, that wc can never get together.
West Texas didn't stay with
ihumasou m the Governor ,
race. West Texas didn', stay
with Johnson Tor licutcnant-gov-
crnor. West TcNa, has never
greed upon the West TcNa, \.
4 NJ. College a % location The
people OF the Abilcuc district
,coii at the idea 81 putting II in
the Panhandle Plain, country.
The people ~ the Panhandle
plain, section know tina; d, would
ic 81 little usc II u were located
100 the Abilcnc section. The Pan
lardlc-plains country ha. uu po-
Iiiical power. West Icsa, ha,
h,,lc political power y, q rcsul,
q the disagreement among our
Give. neither section sill -
anything 81, The hands u' the leg
stature The l'anhaudlc-pla'u-
section needs agricultural dovc'-
upment. The only WAY leading {.
this development Is through an
agricultural school. an agrioul-
,ural school will teach history,
English. mathematics. arts. sci
rncc- and other uhjrc' IN .iii
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

ton L. the regular agricultural
subjects. M Of these subject,
are taught IN the Normal hy men
and women OF recognized ability.
agriculture i, given q prominent,
place IN the Normal The manual
training and home economic, dc
partmcnt, oi the Normal are
strong and growing The Pan
handle Plains country can get all
OF the advantage, of q iir,t-cla,,
\ x NJ College the name alone
excepted, by developing ihc>,
three latter department, tu the
same point "a, would be- c,,ah-
lishcd II an N X " College. with
ont sacrifice 10 the ability Of the
Normal To- serve IN IT, present
capacity The way 0, clear \li
that j., necessary 3, ipr West
Texas to realize the Importance
rn concerted action Randall
County New.
And still We think that West
Texas has q RICH, 60 900 iulcurud.
EN-, West 1cNa, \. x NJ College.
Md tina, an extension 81 the Nor
mai would be but mlkc,hiit
Md tina, II We should seek To get
such an extension. while It would
Ice granted. II would absolutely
prevent q future appropriation be-
ing secured Tor a West 1cNa> y
y W.. furnishing East rcNa,
member, of the Legislature the
excuse they desire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
Az URGENT NEED

The drive Tor funds Tor the con-
tinued vigorous prosecution 81 the
Democratic campaign continues
undated and every good Demo
erat in amarillo j. urged TO make
the bes, contribution he can "a
Houston Reynolds Al the CITY
National Bank. The following
urgent plea has been sen, out hy
Joe Sparks from [ Columbia. :. g..
assistant treasurer:
The next President 81 these
United States will be Governor
James NJ. Cox Of Ohio.
The next Senate will bc mad,
up Of 4 majority ii Democrats.
Provided: That fund, are fur
nished BY Democrat, oi the South
20 pay che legitimate expense, ri
the national campaign.
1T was under Democratic rule
that the shacklc, were removed
from Southern business anj
Southern agriculture The south
owes much t. the Democratic
parry.
The Democrat, OF the N.rih
are making a yaliau, light o. ~r,
control oi the doubtful static.
from the Republican party s.
great amount Of money viii p.
needed 10 pay Tor the advertise
menis IN Republican papers which
are 10 be printed iu rchu.;al 90
the lies which the Republican
are spreading.
"Nc have the candidate and v.
have the platform We have Oh,
interest of our country - heart
net me imprc., upon ctrH
Southern Democrat. men 11f
women. e. contribute. NJ Nkl
\ CONTRIBUTION To 1Hi-
NOBLE CAUSE.
"Plcase send your check. g.
YOUR State Finance Chairman and
the money viii be forwarded inn
mediatcly to New York TO aid tie
National Committee in u, won.
derful fight.
''f.ei me say jus, now that th,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

South has more to gain and more
to lose in this election than in
an, election ever held II im, coun-
try
Democratic success means
PEACE. PROSPERITY and
HAPPINESS Tor the SOUTH q,
well rs the entire country.
"Thc time !, short. delay may
be fatal. Ii the Southern De
mocracy respond, as !, should
then actual disaster will be
aycrtcd.
Despite the lack OF fund,
there /, a ,piri, OF optimism AZ
National IIcJlqudrtcr, WE \RE
BOUND TO WIN BECAUSE
WE ARE RIGHT"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
I'au,,au,l,. t>hibit

what Is said 40 Do 90, unI uruDu
iI'1l exhibit Dutsi Uf htuHi- 90 Oh.
'NUsnitiuu b. that u thI lIuhuIn.
Plains chamber II commerce Tho 'f
Iihit h. ~ charge ~ lITs y; Juruis''n
Hrt,tary and MANAGE 90 th, chuml.
u commerce. Amarillo TosHF ana q
h"Dfh which b. nrti4'i. HUd ~
I'- d,silurd and decorated hy a g.
balls. ul %, 49, D. Thomas lirdn r'
..Wl.us. AwYriliu TNI.. com, 'f tH
rutstaudiuE f'uiur. oi ih' 'yhi'ii b. I'd
i'HiN'r b. Iul luip ,irHi lN d. i'f nd
dim,r IONS. r,pf, srntiug tHU - com
f..s BOO the T'Nls l'HuhIni'" Wd sluu
iuG the streams lakes hghWuyH. rni
UuN- iuI grain I,I'a ,i th' district ~
Che iIuui uf ih' ,,l.ll' ur two riHr
b" hltir corn und miu mu. IN tn
exhibit u, uir, specimen or Wheat
nome e. ing under g. pounds. lndiJ
CONN., sudan Eus 10 f'Ht tail truiI
it,uphill county TN1.. and ruuuiu.
200 toms a. M, H,t,. alfalfa itum T'N
hHfuI okla. uuiuu- ii'u 'lul'shn.
iail.N county. f,NI-. lrE Wnt,iurH"
ud glrl,u Vegetable uf 700 kinds TIE
Texas Panhandle country 'his wear piH
Iu.,i su Uun GOO bushels of wheat '"'
u'n "un hu h,Is r Nu. ..rr. u0
HIg" and 200 crops ri 'IH SORGHUM
variety On th.s district Iru n"n con-
head 'i Daiil, 10, I,ht- l'ihjrdI
has 5000 .uHr' ui'.s f ''Iui"f
90. -, rnn l,rrs. 90 r'E cent ullJh.
tuI and tu, population b. ri-hf Co. th
-.uu.. uli, -NiDhifI EIr'.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

,rongth Of the soviet government an
pnr'nily reached IT. peak AMI who1
l.ri forces threatened ihr rlpiuf" ~
Warsaw. Tho Polish upiinl d hls hc.n
su'r"ssion ut military disasters ihr
lflsh'ViA have fmirrod with fnW r.
lFf spots anywh,ro Boz thr record. nl
continued defeat b. MfuUWt ihIns
r even most stable government %
stand ~ under. much mon. poo Goo ID
trem" that b. of rslt oi intense uH
popularity The custer m lruinc
TrutykS will ~ ftr toward RESIGNATION
az decent condition, in EllDn Europe
ihr trrt Il the verdi viii bop, lu o.
with qualification - Wichita lu.
Times
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

4 Huon tp womcn troubled with "a.
prriluuus huir lH the new phplaciinc
process u b. totally unlike Tho drpia.
iHrF rlc.i riDl and other mcth,d'
heretofore employed fnr the removal
of hairy rrUwihs o. J.. the only thini'
thIf enables uur Co. r,uuN. the hln
completely -rufs aud ull-lu 1un'S
uWr home. without Tie asdstin," uf
Hu expert The result Dannut h' iuuhi
ed, fur IA, User H.ur thu hair roots
With her own ewes.
\ stick ol phrln,tiuo. with easy Il.
t.Utlnus ,n BE- had ai ANY drugstore.
o. BE- entirely harmless ID child could
.1rlt go 90. uiml,sf ana non irtitat
iuF u h. AN Instantaneous inclined.
Hrd 30 Thorough hat the skin N l'it
p,riratlS smuutr ana hairless l,.rius
moe The beast evidence cot &c. fumor
Disagreement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

hv tUm1ir tfoull"
tird ~ tie
tine. hal tad heal.
ache. and Tor TX
mouth, I could not
work I vas treat
q by q phy.ieian
aul tous other r.
in.Iics Lut got 10
thyL. \ friend told
u ai"t Lsl.a r..
iiuibanl- Ntgr.
tatl' Ctayolr6 ari
g. ha- telr me-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
WITH TIIE STATE PRESS.
, = = = = = = = = = = 4


o. wInv way, th' ~, aeiN s.ssuf &C.
OBJ, LEGISLATURE, irr ,'..1 w.s On. -
Dob" most pheasant Hul N'li."i.rF n
hes lvu ,gr pH'iira uf u'ieudIUp.
lhu hpdi went o. w,rk with Wul
md did ih" things 10 was called 10 d.'
HHd r.t aurv in ton dHNs Hal Cuu'r
Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12

LOUIS COFFEE is very popular. Skilrul
blending of Santos and Bourbon berries has
made LOUIS famous for its rare flavor.
Then. too, the premiums we offer LOUIS
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
Read How Easy You Gel Louis Premiums

When IN OE!shcma City you are cordially
invited TO come to our Office, West FIRST
street and examine ior yourself these Zine
premiums II is important to remember
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-12
SIX MONTHS |
COULD NOT WORK
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Made Ne Strong and
Able TO Work Recommend
Il To All Ny Friends.

Bsyouae. y. IL Rad pains IN l1r';
end legs 30 that could not stani caused
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-21
Hanging was the worst use man could be
put to-Sir Henry Wotton.
SEAT OF THE LEAGUE

4 According to article seven of the covenant
Il the seat of the league is established at
Geneva but the council may at any time de
side that the seat Of the league shall be estab-
/ ashed elsewhere
q The council, after assembling informally at
Paris, began its first formal session at London
u his does not necessarily establish the seat OF
J, NE league, of coure. The council, representing
light nations is apparently Just visiting round,
finding it agreeable and convenient to honor
The capitals of two Of the principal allied pow
|irs.
Il There is reason, however, to suspect that the
holding of the first meeting elsewhere than at
Geneva has something more than casual sig
Ihifcance. It would certainly have seemed ap-
'bropriate if the inaugural ceremonies had been
observed at the place named in the covenant as
The seat
/ The fact is that Geneva was the choice of the
The American plenipotentiary insisted upon it.
Brussels was favored by France and Great
Britain and, of course, by Belgium. Mr. vii
bon prevailed, or seemed to, as he did so
many other points that came up. About this
lime year ago everybody at Paris was very
,onsiderate of his feelings
i But there is a joker in the article-the council
may at any time decide that the seat Of the
league shall be somewhere else than at Geneva.
The prospect is that it viii be somewhere else,
when the council takes up the question Of a
permanent seat Switzerland has not warmed
toward the league, in spite OF the inviting bait
hat was offered her-and Mr.. Wilson g opinions
are not SO weighty as formerly with represen-
eatives of the principal allied powers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-21
MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take glass Of Salts IL your Back
hurts or Bladder bothers
Meat forms uric acid.

II you must have your meat every
day, eat II, but flush your kidneys with
salts occasionally. says a noted auth.
iority who tells US that meat forms
uric acid which almost paralyzes the
,, kidneys in their efforts to expei It
from the blood. They become sluggish
and weaken, then you suffer with a
dull misery in the kidney region. sharp
pains in the back or sick headache.
dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue
!, is coated and when the weather is bad
you have rheumatic tvinges, The
urine gets cloudy, full OF sediment, the
channels often get sore and jrritatcd.
obliging you to seek relief two or
three times during the night
To neutralize these Irritating acids.
to cleanse the kidneys and flu.n eff
the body's urinous waste, ret four
ounces of Jad Salts from, any pharua.
Icy here; take tablespoonful IA 1
glass OF water before breakfast for q
few days and your kidneys will then
act fine. This famous salts is made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with lithia, ana ha =
been used for generations to flush
and stimulate sluggish kidneys. also
to neutraiize the acids In urine. so II
no longer frritates. thus ending blad-
der weakness.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot ia.
|jure, and makes delightful efferves-
cent Whitewater drink.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-21
ASK HOOVER
HIS POLITICS
Georgia Democrats Request Him to
State Which, IL Either, Of the
Two Parties He
EavorS.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
ATLANTA. Ga. Feb. 21.-Herbert
Hoover has been asked by Georgia
democrats to define his political af-
filiations, Chairman James j. Flint, Of
the subcommittee of the democratic
state executive committee announced
today. The request was made in let
ter by Hiram Gardner, secretary of
the subcommittee.
We want to know whether Hoover
is a democrat or republican, Flint
said. The rules governing the demo
cratic state preferential presidential
primary to be held April 20 are to the
effect that any democrats name may
be placed on the ballot when applica-
ton is made direct to the executive
committee or when petition signed
by one hundred or more democratic
voters is presented"
Several petitions bearing the re-
auired number of democratic voters
names endorsing Hoover have been
fled