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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
tallahassee
Social Notes

,ssa May 22.-(Special)-
Sa '.orest in the political cam
mt ~ Leon County is not confined
II The ardent politicians and
Tvs is evidenced by the fact
'as .oamoth political rally is sched-
q in the Lake Bradford Country
~ noxt Thursday. On this oc-
;, '4 there will be an all day pic,
on oil candidates are invited
anu .sent and to address the
b p which will assemble. The
a is 10 begin at ten-thirty in
HInS ,ing and ample opportunity
M n't given to all to be heard.
DC .so Florida State College for
wv ,ne annual Alumnae day was
nSa y, On last Saturday, May 18th.
FF''~ rramme was planned to show
p! .Ssoresting way the work which
,a . accomplished by the asso-
p'' AIumnae from the college,
I'D. sections of the state,
va tbe city of Tallahassee took
l'V The exercises We're commenced
singing of the old loved song
alS . Happy, Hilly Country In
' ,.,ot,,nal exercises which fol-
aS' ,Tiss Rowena Longmire of the
le a.. - lad. reading from the Scrip
u. .olections on Christian fellow
/ allowed by prayer.
4 .sa stage a large clock was
p Wv lowing upon it's face the
ecu . . 1908 to 1920. AS Miss
p s.o ., turned the years of time.
: 1D Kent Johnston Frances TIP
b :, .,,otched briefly the events TAX
~ ,, 1a in the Alumnae during that
V' THE organization of the asso-
T. nos touched upon and 1909
lon .,ntnd out as distinguished by
the year in which the asso-
|as ~, commenced it's work of award
scholarships
|, Johnston spoke of the vari-
,.,,etins issued. With the years
nd 1914 came recital OF the
h. If the Ben Greet players: -9l5
4 monument because of the mold
1 =, the Decennial Jubilee. she
I,a NJ the Shakaspearean pageant
| =, me war work undertaken by
nhors Of the association, recalling
f,ct that besides the Red Cross
o+ions three members served over
!" While many served at home. IL
! roirted out that by the year 1920
van members of the association hau
rome members Of the coiege
.ulty.
,nss Addah Johnson representing
college, told briefly Of the changes
icb nave taken place rs the years
,sd by. In 1908, Bryan Hail was
npIeted. in 1910 the Administration
rdipg and in 1918 Reynolds Hall.
. dining hall was first used fout
NJ 1914, while in 1918 Broward
4 and the education building were
shed. Miss Johnson sho we'd how
spirit of the college las kept pace
n its visible growth. In 1914 The
ldent Government Association vas
ablished or the campus. In 1875 the
lsge was admitted to the Southern
ISOLATION of Colleges. And finally
the hands of the clocks pointed to
h she told the buildings now in
,cess Of construction, of the addition
Broward Hall, the central heating
ut and the addition to the training
DOL.
t this point on the program the
ege song was sung by all present.
IS Inga Olga Helseth, who as pres
ut Of the association, presided, then
ed upon DR.. Edward Conradi, pres
II OF the college, who responded
most helpful and inspiring talk.
invitation was extended by the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-23
crow Your Hair
free RECIPE

After being elmost totally bald . New YORK.
business man grew hair-and now has q
will send the genuine recipe FREQ on request
TO any man or woman who wishes to over
come dandrun or gain new hair growth. Or
be mailed with recipe il you send 10 cts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
THE ''SMASHERS"

crusaders for civic Righteousness, Mewrs Hanna. Puncy and Lucero.
- have said a great deal about taxes that could not be substaniatcd; a
great deal about "bo2es' that brought to the public mind the slight but
graceful form Of Arthur Sehgman; a great deal about corruption in legislation
that "a resulted in quick retractons when evr a slip intoa definite state
msnt has been made They have talked largely about "peddltng prunes'
and ~ heroam Of Colonel Cutting m the courage for rghteousness OF
carl Masee They have peddled newspapers more n less successfully and
ihtca deal with the old IIubben gang to attempt the delivery OF this county
tG kubheH in exchange for 21 votes
But they have had very little e sy about the platform 81 which they
are running and the pledges II contains to the people. We have heard prac
ucany no discussion f that platform. Republican, made It necessary for
Mr. seigman to hurrisdly rewrte part Of H. Otherwise the crusaders have
the rather arduous Job OF The smashing OF those women who have dis
Looking into the democratic platform nc finds that its champions are
committed to quite a lot 81 "smahing' in addition to the Smashing OF
those women"
and Of Intelligent road building In our state.
They propose 70 smash the present taxation system without offering a
Feaufc o a Bgesu as TO what they propose 70 " IN Its place.
They propose TO smash the state corporation commission BY aboihhdng Il,
They - fairly qualify as the "6maoher8 candidates"
The republican platform pledges that partye candidates to rake the
highway department more efficient: to revise and improve the taxing laws
In line with expert advice and In calm dehheradon; and to give the state
corporation couuhsson additional powers 50 that It may be Of greater SER
vice 70 the people
Mr. Hahns has frequently referred to the Santa We railroad a. the model
taxes does not NEEDLE with legislation and obsys the laws We agree with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

How much Is a billion dollars?
1T Is 20 difficult to visualize that
sum, staggering though Il may seem,
and the job is particularly Easy for
tho crop raisers OF u country de-
claros "a prominent agricultural au-
Ihority. 1t is vastly more difficult
to understand how the democratic
party devises ways and mea TO
spend that amount.
THE current ordinary expenses Of
the United States government for the
year ending June 80, 1920 "a year OF
peace following the disbanding of our
great armed forces. amounted to more
than the value OF our total crop of
wheat, corn. oats and potatoes raised
this year quoted at current whole
sale prices and they are declining
neatly every day. .
''The official figures for expendi-
lures for the year ending Tune 80,
1890, as given out by the treasury de-
partment were $6.766,i44,}6i.. Tho
recent estimate OF the department OF
agriculture for wheat. corn. oats and
potatoes raised this year was as fol-
lows:
75O,64s,o 900 bushels OF wheat at
S2.2O per bushcl. i,s51,425,60o g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
HOW MUCH is A
BILLION DOLLARS?

216,i92. 900 bushels OF corn at OIL
cents per bushol. $2~,926,73I,72O; l.
444,362. 900 bushels Of oats at sc
cents per bushel. S0S.S42,72O S4l4.-
9S6.OO0 bushels of potatoes at SS.o0
per bushel, $1,244,95s,0o0; total, $6.-
B3i. $4,000.
''Th- we see that II will take all
three of the leading grain crops OF
the United States the entire potato
crop and 1900 farms valued at $i0,-
900 each thrown in to equal the ex-
penditures OF the democratic admin
istration during the past year.
And that isn't all. Not satisfied
with this staggering total, President
Wilson and his department heads
came before congress and demanded
that they bo given another six billion
dollars with which to carry on the
government this fiscal year. A re-
publican congress, however, called n
halt on this widespread extravaganza
and reduced the AMOUNT to four bill
lions. When the republicans are
given complete control OF the govern
mcnt on. the fourth day of March
next there will BIO a complete return
t. u sane and economical administra-
ton OF government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

him that the Santa Fe g good corporation. q benefit 20 our state and dts
1 o be fair IN Its dealings with the people Wcl only know u one or
two eorpornnona that are not isposed 20 be fair in their deanrgs With the
but IT Will do tho people u New Mexico n harm to have a n official
representative with power to keep an y o. all corporations. including eAn
the great Santa Fo railroad. and the state corporation commission. with suf'
nciont authority, IAN be made a very excellent Waterman We X the
santa Fe railroad, but we do not bow Gown and Worship q ~ shrine; e. Mt
Hanna does. II has been known to 10 wrong things and II might d % some
more wrong things
For instance, the Santa e recently announced n sharp advance Ia mira
state rates, In line with the Interstate rate increases The state corporation
commission interviewed to stop some OF those intrastate advances The conn
mission has very limited powers 1t cannot do much, but II stopped this
advance It least until there could be a. opportunity for the New Mexico
shippers 10 b q heard: which was certainly right and just
Mi Hannaa platform pledges him M ais Legislators to wipe at this
watchman for the people. The republican platform proposes to strengthen
the Waterman SC that he can not only see what is going wrong. but stop It,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
Republicans Will
Carry Indiana by
$1,000 Plurality

SPECIAL 70 rag HgRALb
Indianapolis, Ind. oct. 29.-In-
diana will give the entire republican
ticket a plurality OF $4,000 and carry
every one OF the thirteen ccngres-
slonal districts, according to a state
ment issued by ". NJ. WaHmuth,
chairman OF the republican state
committee here today. His statement
follows:
we now have sufficient reliable
and we'll founded information taken
from "a careful study OF the poll OF
the entire registration vote in In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

IA Vega N. NJ, October q 1905
"Mr. Juan lose Lopez, Chamna, y. NJ, Rio Arnba County.
MY bear Sir and Friend: I know that two years ago most OF
ported me for deesate to congress. / carried the territory two years
ago but the Americans robbed me of my election, especially in the
port and suffrage Of two years ago. and again ! repeat what was
told 20 you two years ago through a letter written to you by my
and from the bottom of my heart. I ask you. for your suffrage SO
that onc 10 III have ~ opportunity TO. show these Americans
ace Is noble. and not selfish or pretudiced like the AnS'o-saSon
The American wants everything TO himself and nothing for
the me3lean. See! What has Andrews, done tor tn Mexican our
arc projected and favored by Andrews because they III American
III you send me to congress IN watch over your interests be-
cause you are my brothers, and through my veins runs the same
blood that runs in yours I will show the Americans that the Mcxi
the American has, because the American comes to this country
as an ndyenturer seeking his fortune, and hen afterwards pro-
II have come to redeem you from slavery AND show the vile
Americans that the MeNicans have mor right TO this soil OF our
Your Faithful and obedicnt Servant.
(Sgned) "LARRAZQLo"
The New Mexican asserts that this letter a circulated in eastern New
~ a un@o h 20 s sp uo oSr hw ~ bS ~ opppoonenttS We think the charge is a ie'
A~ ~" Nu Ne.ican asserts hat hs Letter is a orsery. we d o moi know
whether it is Or IL not The New Mexican appears to have inside Information
% w iS EVE We ISo Know No @' is THAT RIA THE LETTER QUOTED ABOVE
WAS cfRctIIATED IN THIS COUNTY TWO YEARS AGO. IN THE ELEc-
dovERNoR on THE REPuBIicHN TICKET; AND THAT IT WAS en-:
CuLATED by REPREsENTATivEs OF ThE DEMoSKAIlC STATE
THE CHAIRMAN,
There are so many people IN Albuquerque who remember receiving this
circular two years ago that i viii be quite useless for those Responsible for
sdigman and his assistants were aware OF the Portsles outrage and
and exposed by courageous republican women, they have run wild IN an
"a veIsom the dscreditsble position In which they found them
women: Every move seligman has made ia connection viii, this ugly For;
the same kind in past campaigns Everything he or his representatives have
said has backnrel.
the stronses, kicEback OF them aii~becauso seismSn' used this letter Is
one Of his efforts to beat Larasoo in 1918.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
1T DOEsNT"GET OvER"

GREAT @nashins display advertisements pisesra the last desperate effort
OF the democratic campaign managers TO pu. Cox over.
- IN these advertisements they speak gnbly OF the American heroes who
ne, dead In Francei our $4,000 dead In France" they say demand the
Wilson League o. Nauons-and Jim Cox.
Fancy uhng the Of those 10000 men u ous who died for a gr.at
cause. In an effort to put across the election n Cos, the candidate of Murphy
OF TamInany Hall. and Tom Taggnrt OF French 1Acki
Wilson, a least. had dignity N commanding Intellect wen though n
fae slogan Ike He Keep; - out Of War a necessary to put him through
In 1919.
: Bgt this 1890 slogan OF the democrats-"A vote for Cox Is a vote tor
Peace simply does lot get over"
4 vote for Cox doesn't mean that at ai--and the people know IT,
A vote for Cox mean n vote for the candidate the wet forces picked
after licking Bryan at San Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

diana to justify the prediction that
the state OF Indiana will give the en-
tire republican ticket at least eighty
five thousand plurality at next Tues
days election.
More over, there are indications
OF a silent vote which bids fair to give
the republican candidates n tremen-
dously increased plurality over the
above estimate.
"The republican party will carry
every one OF the thirteen congress
SIGNAL districts by largely Increased
ago.
Il make this statement after a
thorough inquiry Into the entire sit
untion."
More than 1000, 900 books were
supplied TO soldiers and sailors dur
- Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

We hope that voters who read the shifty, evasive en-
dorsement o. Frank Hubbenls candidate for county asses.
sor, In the editorial column Of the Morning journal today,
will take the pains 10 read that statement again, and there
after compare it with the Northumberland en-.
dofsement Of the candidacy Of Ernest Landolh for the asses
sorship, in a signed statement by J. N. Reynolds on this page
Of today's Herald.
One Is the statement Of an alleged advocate Of good
government, whose insincerity has been demonstrated.
The other Is the clean cut statement Of a business man
who Is thinking straight about what is best for the public
welfare.
Look these two statements over. They are in striking
contrast.
Read them carefully and judge for yourself which is sin
cre and which is Trustworthy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
COLOS
- sEGI0ND FIDDLE


|VKJE'RE bound TO admit that the
wv Hanna-Hubbeli deal. has devel-
oped some nowspapor ability wo
didn't know we had In our com
But the life insurance business must
certainly DO running slack,
90
Oh. Richard wo viii miss you;
Also your stern demand
That democratic voters join
Tho Frank A. Hubbcll band.
90
SMOKING OUT a prophet Is a
tough Job, but 1t CAN be done.
IT IS ONLY leSs dln,cult than get
ting a rising SUI on tho top rnil of a
political fence.
MIR. sELIGMANSs valencia county
revolution seems 70 hayo developed
an ingrowing tocnaii.
BUT THE GUADALUPE county
revolution Il making plenty Of noise.
IT BEATS THE BAND how these
democratic leaders insist on calling
New Mexico people suckers" First
Mr.. Masee called us that and now tho
popular railroad prince, movie m
presario and s~on-in-law, william
Gibbs McAdoo. says we're suckers.
| McAdoo in cffect that II tho
state goes for Harding were suckers.
We're in a fair way TO be convicted.
POOR JUDGE MEcHEM' all the
majority no will got In revolution torn
Valencia county will b. q tnfllnB
1900; and only around 1000 In re-
volt riddled San Miguel
COLONEL CUNNING, IL appears,
has become involved In a complicated
controversy with certain Union coun-
ty nowBpapers, as to whether no pay0
taxes on d cow. two cows or q pink
palace.
ACCORDING TO Sam Blythe, ''as
this Is written six weeks In advance
Of the election md as nobody knows
how the election Is going tc 60 SIX
weeks before II hnppens. ] forecast
confidently that nobody knows. ITS
great stun at 10 cents per word.
SOMEBODY slipped over a straw
vote from Artesih on the Mourning
Journal that showed tho town ? 10 4
for Hanna. Tho Mourning Journal
gave three cheers. ali unconscious OF
the fact that TO BIO In proper Sehg-
man shipshape that vote should have
been 10 to l for Hanna
THE ONLY THING more cheering
than the increasing pe~evishness Of
the Santa lie New Mexican Is tho In
creasing peevishness OF Mr.. Hanna.
90
THOSE VAGUE fears are becom-
ing more definite.
AND THE HUBBELL vote has
dropped to 243.
AS A MATTER OF course putting
tho Escobosa voting booth seven
miles from the villages would never
have been suggested BY that sincere
reformer Mr.. Hubbeli. Max Cutter
res thought OF that without any out
If A LITTLE advice wouldn't be
misunderstood we'd suggest to Ed
Chase that he 30 a little easy.
Writer'S cramp is M painful IA a
prospect that gets away.
FISH OR CUT BAIT. Boy" We
said II Just like Colonel Cutting: and
blamed IL he didn't start right in.
Cutting political bait for both 5elig-
man and Hubbeil at the same time Il
enough 10 keep any well regulated
prophet working overtime.
90
IT IS RuMoRED that sunday
morning Clint Anderson Is going to
spring tho sensational discovery. made
in the De Vargas hotel register, that
tho republican party conspired to
bring about the nomination OF
Hanna "a
AN. noYtpr = = "a .yho Mr. xF,,h-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

ticket Has anybody cver heard Of Lucero making any atttnpe TO stop
hootlesning In Old Aibuauerque2-Or anywhere ehe7
Mr.. Lucero a Just o rounding ut his highly ednying campaign for
congfefe BY coarneeouay undertaking the snAahinR Of those women" who
have made their splendid campaign In Now Mexico In behalf Of tho repub-
hcan cause He h Tar too busy TO pay any attention TO the duties or which
ne draws a salary from the United States governmcut 50 Il his associate on
the Iannalfubben local ticket Sheriff Garcia, too busy 10 enforce the law.
- II "a notably efficient team OF "reformnrs" ~ shsrin and our 9ruhi-
billion enforcer. both now hot on M trail OF a feak tk!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

uoor1ro vhisaey u 81 per spoonful THAT Is what s bdns trafnoksd in
Qq ABgquerqge. almost under The yindews q ne sssntfs office In
The Ionorabie Antonio LUcerc federal prohibition tnforcer for New
Asueo ala lat annuai salary IL running for congress on the democrahc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29
MR.. SELICMAN FORCETS

DETERMINED to work the race issue" IL 1t can, the Santa lie New Ncxt
~ a Mr. IInnnas leading newspaper supporter o yet warned by the
dkrepunble Portalcs incident, produces the front page Of IL Issue OF
Wednesday. October %. the following letters; sNa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

The Herald is the Nsw Mexico
paper that takes the want cut
of Want Ads BY bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

FISH OR CUT BAIT, Boy" Wa
said II Just like Colonel Cutting: and
blamed IL he didn't start right in.
Cutting political bait for both 5eiig-
man and Hubbeii at the same time T.
enough TO keep n well regulated
prophet working overtime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-29

IT IS RUMoRED that sunday
morning Clint Anderson Is going to
spring tho sensational discovery, made
in the De Vargas hotel register, that
tho republican party conspired to
bring about the nomination or
Omaha daily bee., 1920-02-22
Florida Lands.

FARMS AND LIVE STOCK
IN POLK COUNTY, FLORIDA.
Two of many sources OF agricultural
wealth.
Long growing seasons. fertile soil,
fine climate.
Progressive prosperous Polk proffers
pleasure plus profit.
Free book describing Polk county,
gives the facts On these industries.
citrus fruit culture, poultry, etc. Write
for copy today. Address
POLK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Publicity Department.
Drawer 43. Barton. Florida.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-25
THOUSANDS AGREE
As TO THIS
That Black raught Is Excellent for
Stomach and Liver Disorders,
Hence Its Great Popularity.
Mississippi Planters
Endorsement

Houston, Miss.-Mr. J. A. Trenor, a
we'll known planter of this place. re-
Gently related his experiences in using
Thedford's Black-Draught. 81 don't
believe there is a better liver medi-
cine made" said Mr. Trenor. II use
1t for headache, stomach disorders and
torpid liver.
1T is not bad to take, does not
leave n constipated condition, as so
many Of the liver pills and medicines
do. 1t does its work and leaves you
feeling like n new person.
Thousands Of others have found
Black-Draught as helpful as Mr..
Trenor describes and a valuable re-
medy for arrangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels. 1t is purely
vegetable having an active effect upon
the bowels, gently stimulating the IL
yer and helping to increase the flow
of bile.
Black-Draught has been found to
assist in the digestion of food, and
relieves constipation in n prompt and
normal way.
On accoun of Black raught's long
proved merit and immense popularity
many limitations are being offered for
sale. For your " satisfaction ii
will pay you to insist upon the genu-
Inc, and be sure the package bears
the name "Thedford's Biack-Draught."
At your Enthusiastically for instant
Useful directions in package--Adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-25

Tuesday afternoon from a few days
visit with Mr.. Anderson at Ada, where
he holds a position for the present.
County Agent w. L. Martin spent
Monday in the Aylesworth country
looking after his work in that sec
ton.
j.. Hamp Willis Of Kingston was in
Madill Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley OF
Woodville were Madill visitors Mon
day.
r. L. Davis is in Muskogee looking
after some business matters.
Mrs. Leonard Ables visited Mon
day with friends in Ardmore.
Il. ]. Coffee Of Ardmore vas a bust
ness visitor in Madill Monday.
]. p. Jacks, prominent farmer Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-25
AT PALACE EAT THURSDAY AND FRIDAY

was in Madill Tuesday morning en-
route TO Durant to attend the meeting
of the stewards of the Durant dis
trict.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kopenhagan and
son, John Louis, who have been liv-
Ing in Wyoming for the past two
years, are in Madill guests at the
home of Mrs. kopenmagan's pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Russell.
Mr.. K~openhagan returns to the south
west on account of the severe cl,,
mate of the north. He will remain
with the company he has been with
for several years with his h~eadQuar.
tiers at Lawton, Okla.
Mrs. j. ii. Aydelotte, who has been
visiting for the past two months with
relatives in Missouri. returned home
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Stuart Anderson returned
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-25
POSTAL FRAUDS LEAD TO
ARREST Or TEXAS MAN

Dallas, Texas, NOV. 25.--Postal au-
thorities here said today hat Frank
L. Wells, reported arrested last night
at Long Beach, Cal, on request Of
Dallas officials, is under charges of
using the mails to defraud in con-
ncction with the promotion of an oil
land scheme. Other parties are i'm
plicated, the authorities said. a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-25
Kappa Phi

Quite the latest edition to the so
ciai life Of the Institute is the Kappa
Phi Society, organized on November
10. Only. out-of-town girls ARE oligi-
BILE 20 the society, whose membership
10 limited to Is. The purpose ~
this new organization are PURELY
Of q social nature. and the first big
sye-opener will come on the evening
q November %.
AZ the initial meeting Of Kappa
Phi the following officers were clect-
Ell
President; Dorothy Dawson Of Mon
tana. Vice President: IIallyc Wicr Of
Texas. Secretary; Elizabeth Perkins.
Treasurer: Alma Ncinir of Sew MeN.
ice. Reporter: Gladys iischl " Arb
more, oklahoma.-tRice Institute
nrcsher).