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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-19

After being out OF the paper so long the
nublic il thinking that we are not buying
The secondhand line any more, we are tax
liz great liberty to let the public know
that we are still buying Ladies' and Men
,Iothing: mems. ladies shoes: furmture,
titcben utensils. mattings and rugs. Please
tive us the first call. MRS. PAULINE
BIOOM, 30 Main street Annapolis, Md
phone c. & L. SOLE - or drop n postal
+. S-Please don't forget the number.
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FOR RENT

Admiral Knights house, "a Mary
land avenue, 10 rooms, 3 baths, fur
nished. Possession June 10. +. w
IGLEHART, Real Estate. a15-ti
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-19
rrDALIZATION OF
: Tax ASSESSMENT
STRONGLY URGED

,.,ber Grand Jury, In Supple
~.ntal Report, Also Points To
Alleged Lax Duty On Part Of
c,5ool Trustees And Other
Things
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-19
CIRCUIT COURT
CONVENED TODAY
FOR APRIL TERM

Judge Moss, In Address To
Grand Jury, Directs Special
Inquiry AS To Traders Lii
censes And Also Draft Law
EMISSIONS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-04-19
SPENT NIGHT IN
A TREETOP WHEN
BALLOON CAUGHT

Naval Aviators In Distance Race
From Rockaway, N. Y, De-
seconded After Dark In Woods
Near St. Margaret's, This
County
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,..8ciated Press Dis
..,bes Of late news at
r.. and abroad are pub
~, r.h.d in The Capital.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

At the request of the owner land in
order to settle an estate) We will sell
on the premises,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7. 1920.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ,
all that certain tract of land. with i'm
thereon, known as the
SHEPHERDS HILL FARM
Between Milford and Bowling Green.
Caroline County, Va,
1878 acres, with a beauti-
full ten-room colonial home built of
frame, with metal proof, large halls,
colonial fireplace, mantels and hearthS.
well located among shade trees and
on an elevation: two tenant
houses, five barns and stables, garage,
ice house shop, cattle shed. etc. six
acres in excellent orchard Of assorted
fruit
This farm was the home of the late
F. q. Allen and a former home OF Cap
tain Jack Hudgins and others of Ante
Eellum fame It is beautiful in the ex-
IRENE ideally located, very fertile
(about so per cent being cultivated
remainder in beautiful Woodland, the
frontage is 1926 feet on the main
highway from Bowling Green to Nil
ford, being one mile from each point
and forty miles from Richmond on the
r.. +. and p. Railway. The social. edu-
and railway facilities cannot
be surpassed in Virginia. The farm is
well watered with streams. wells and
springs and it is decidedly one of the
most beautiful and desirable places in
this section of Virginia 1t will he
sold Notwithstanding price and wealth
err conditions and may be inspected be
fore date of sale through appointment
at this office.
TERMS One-third cash, remainder
in equal payments at one. two. three
anc four years secured by first mort
gage on the property. with interest at
= per cent per annum, payable semi
annually.
JAMES r. COSBY,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
3oi Mutual Building. Richmond, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
-a-s"-7-7a----ss --''77 as--' '''
REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT
Flat For Rcnt--Ncw Brick. Modern,

Flat For Rcnt--New Brick. Modern.
first floor nat: ideal suburban loca-
lion and surroundings, on car line,
largo yard and porches. Gas for
cooking, hot water heat. only
twenty Minutes car ride 70 or from
Seventh and Main streets. Tenant
must accommodate three table
hoarders in equita bic exchange for
rent and fuel A good proposition
and rare opportunity Reference
required Address R130, a r c
Richmond Virgiuian.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

OFFICE OF
EIRGINIA-CAROLTNA CHEMICAL. co.
RICHMOND. VA
March %, 1890.
Dividend No. 81
The board Of directors Of Virginia
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared quarterly dividend Of 81
per share q per cent?, being dividend
No. 30 on the common stock Of thi.
company, payable Saturday. Nav
1920. 70 stockholders Of record a tAe
close Of business on Thursday Aoril
Is. 1920.
Transfer books viii not be closed.
s ". TRAEERS.
Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
BUSINESS CHANCES.
BrY An OIL LEASE.

Ten Dollars Buys Five Acres Texas
Geld. pesdiamonia leases sold 10
csnts. now worth sieeoe per acre.
Carter paid "a cents per acre and
sold for S. 900 per acre. Texas
Rainbow's End now opening up
shows same geoIog ical,formation as
proven territory. Leases here may
junp any price with first wei com
ing in It's speculation. but the
kind Of speculation that has made
many small investors rich The For
tuna oil company started in by sew
eral men pooling $500 in leases--sold
out recently for million dollars. II
YOU don't understand lease business,
we will gladly explain all details.
Remit $40 for five acres. We send
legal lease form and keep you
in touch with developments. Send
name for free map and fun intorHa :
ton RAINBOW END co, Al
Herskowitz building. Oklahoma City,
Okla
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHEMICAL co.
RICHMOND, VA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

make $1,000: So acre. oil leases IN
Texas Rainbow $ End Opening new
field may make your lease worth
$1,000 acre. This has happened IN
Texas. Many drilling wells near my
holdings. Buy low, sell high. Tha~
way makes fortunes for lease own
ers. Remit $40 for five acres. Write
free information--oil maps. PECOS
VALLEY CO. nav North Robinson
street, Oklahoma City, Okla.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
Statesmen
Candy sm,ewrmmm

anntea--Expew Candy Smaewrsam
immediately tn call ON johbing ana
large retail trade IN Virginia ana
West Virginia. Well known popu~
lar price line ~ pail candies East
ern manufacturer. Give full experi~
ence. territory now travelling, salary
now earning. in first letter. Address
k-9s. care Richmond Virginian-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04

spiendtd Investment May Bring You
wealth. Millions made in automo-
bile tires, Five million dollar COM
pany starting now. Big chance for
you to make money. Write NIEDER-
HAUSER, 1873 Broadway, New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-04
AUCTION SALE.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE.

At the request of the owner land in
order to settle an estate) VIC will sell
on the nremises
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
MINE RS WILL URGE
KILbY'S REMOVAL
SYMPATHETIC STRIFE ~ BEniII
Ot MINERS NAY ~.
CALLED.
W Associated Press.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Oct 30 r, g.
lowing the adoption ot resolutions d..
manding the Impeachment of Governor
kilhy and leaving the question at q gen.
eral sympath"tic strike ~ support ~
the mine workers up o. the lrrislntiy.
committee. the convention of the Stl'u
Federation uf Labor adjourned tate l..
day. s.s
Provisions is made for a referendum
un general strike.
Resolutions calling Tor the purchase
and operation uf coal mines calling or
ill' u,n ~ TtiI-v tu transport ,ul PRO.
Gu',u 90 noon .ulUu Wiurg. asking print.
crs 10 rcfus- 90 issue newspapers con.
tanning m1tioruniricudl tu organize 4
labor ana ,XtrndiuE sympathy in Eu
gene Dphs wei, rejected. Ia q sulsd.
tutr resolution reported hy th" commit
tee. IN" miners strike b. endorsed ami
the full support uf all urg1nizri crafts
IN the state is pledged the min .
Another substitute dioptod provides
fur the personal presentation of the
miners cause to President Wilson hy
th" president and SECRETARY uf the State
Federation ~ Labor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
SOUTHERN STATES
To SUPPORT COX
REPtBIICNN CANDIDATES nlvE
FIGHTING CHANCE" ~
VIRGINIA., CLAIM.

ATLANTA, Ca. prt. 3o--Thc 1879
presidential campaign virtually camr g.
"a close throughout the South tonight
with the usual m1ioritics" fur thu
Democratic candidiics generally pre-
dictcd by party leaders. In some states.
notably Alabama. lucal issues appear, 4
a. have rclips"d IN campaign interest.
presidential aud congressional rrturns
Republican leaders ia several states
have made prediction claims nf gaias
in particular congressional districts.
where they have attracted attention g.
thcs" contests. Among th,s" n the
third district IN Louisiana, composed uf
the socallcd sugar parishes
The Second district In virginia alsn
was s.iid In reports from that state .,
afford fighting chance" Cor the Re
publican nomincr In Mississippi there
has been no campaign. In Flotdit
where Republicans were particularly ar
tive this year. u was asserted the
suit was more likely to lir apparent H.
the legislative ticket ihnn IN any other
way.
In North Carolina where u vigorous
fight has h.,n wagcd during IN" cam.
pairn. there were no official prc.clsr.
tlon predictions In tennessee. Gu,
crnor Roberts campaign Tor reelection
involved cchocy of the battle over rat.
ficatiun of the woman suffrage nmcnd
ment and managers tot \. 4. TAYLOR.
his Republican opponent predicted g.
might election oi their cnn- aic.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
TWENTY SEVEN STATES INCLUDED
IN SURE REPUBLICAN" COLUMN


COLI NUiS -. oct 800 When tir.
newt r.urrr-. r.rV,nse 'hy EanuhiIstl
WaiurIfl,s u both hUus.s VIII -huN
iHrE, u'reIsra. according @" pra..i,
tHI tIiam.ut issued ben, tuulrhi hy
' rrr,. ulHu simeon - t.ss 81 oh
chairman 81 tHs national E.pHHlicu
committee.
HI, tH.t-t lIs.l on au analysis n
Truuris iU.m 1000 congressional district
u tH, .lr..t bel tiat fh, EuIhiiHH
mlr.r IH ffr t.ls. ulu o.. inrr.I IeH.l
ff.. Al. n. 90 I.tzt 80. lUI tllf .f thH
".I.If. ir.m . minimum rf fI. HUl
.s.... HHIns o. h,dN l e't
NHIkI". rII U'E.
iH Hl.I.. fN.a forecast. t.nsT.t t-
r.r l... I'. ..I Thar. sO tfr 1s fI"
U.IF. is ..H.."r.I tw,uty.sH,u states
.i. included H thr sur g'puhi.11
"uHHu If. .fIHIfrI ih.sr states wei
I,f.If Republican aTsssmru .-
a i-l.u ,i twenty 'rnm thns, states
L.etUu southern states. ciaGci al
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
EACH SIDE IS CONFIDENT
VICTORY Will Be REWARD
OF HARD FOUGHT CONTEST
nY rIE AssocIArEn rnrss.

NEW YORK. Oc' lo-Ilc presidential campaign Of 1920
wagcd principal, around the league o nations formally closed
tonight
Tonight lbc leading figure. Republican and Democratic tickets
addressed audiences he aud middle Tomorrow they
will Monday will bring the last OF campaign horns and
the a, flare oi red light.
But although Monlay there will be staged the final kr
misl ior votes the real battle ended tonight
1t marked every political campaign is marked with
prcssons confidence in victory from rival headquarters
"hc evidence oi the Overwhelming Republican victory hourly
increases c OF VIII Hayes. chairman OF the Re-
publican III is certain that the Repubh
will have minimum total Of 36S electoral We will
have greatly increased majority the house and substantial
iori,y in the senate"
This from George White, chairman OF the Democratic national
ommlttec:'
"Cox and Roosevelt VIII They viii have party majority
0 ihc ard house"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
Will MY NIRuI.ANES
lOR POLISH GOVERNMENT

NLW YORK. oct 3O--Amung the
piss'n ngcrs on the Aqultluia arriving
tudty vas Colonel C.dric Fauntleroy ui
.ittut. ARK. organizer and com
maudcr of the kossurko air squadron
the famous unit composed ~ American
,aluutcpr ntiaiors who helped Poland
in the war on the Russian Bulsh.yll,i
ltp sid h. rad returned to huy air.
plane. and other material Tor the Pollin
government.
Co.0nd FuuutcrOy said that he htd
positive proof II the death of Capt. A.
thur u Kelly 81 Highmond Va. one ~
the tao aNlturs ut his squadron wnl
di appeared over the Russian lines The
other. capt " G. cooper f jackson
willie Fla. is % prisoner In Russia. and
w.. ai.y, when be- l"ft Poland. b. suil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
HARDING To CARRY
OHIO, SAYS CLARK
CON'S VICTORY WILL BE DECiS
w OPINION Of
DEMOCRATS.
W A~oeI,d rre.s


COiTMRrs. -. oct. 90 -Ohlo's
'rcaicsi political campaign. In which
hror of her native sons are prcsidcn.
ial candidates. practically cam. - u
les. tonight
Chairman George II clark uf the Re.
publican state committee issued q state
uont tonight dcrlardinr that Harding
,ill carry Ohio hy zoo. .o0o votes chair
van " " purbin of the Dcmocra De-
rtfr committee. declared the verdict
4 ohio. "vlll De over'N helmingly d..
isit'" Tor Guternnr Cox ~ did not
-Itp an estimate of expected piurilitirs
Senator Harding will leave for Mar
ION tonight where be- viii vote Tues
day and receive election returns no his
nome.
Governor cox win go directly ~ pav
ton after his Toledo sp'-ech Monday
Hirhi 1Ul viii receive elections returns
H hIs newspaper office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
kENTuCky STATE WENT
DOWN BEtORE VANDERBILT r


NASHVILLE. oct. 80 With latham
and Floyd rc,ling off spectacular sprints
around the ends. Kentucky State went
down before Vanderbilt 20 io q here this
afternoon. The Vauntrd strength of the
Wild cots failed 10 matcrilli1" aud only
twir" were they able to register first
downs.
Nandy showed marked Improvement
IN fon,lall rudimcnts over her previous
exhibitions although she WAS weak IN
aerial PLAYS
B.rryhill made the MOST spectacular
run of the game IN IN" s,yond period
when he received q put and ran so
yards for the final touchdown.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
IRELAND IS UNDER
REIGN Of TERROR,
STORES ARE BURNED
RAID BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
REpRiSAI FOR ATTACK On
ARMY lOIiIil.
~ sssoria,rl Press.

W. FeHnrinfrfi frraas
TEMpfEMOIiE. ireland. Oct. 20 =
Tcmplemorc last night Was the seen
Il five hours of terrorism when military
forces rlidcd the town armed with Fung
hatchoI and other implements. Tn, y
Tired shots and burned premises bgI
un casualties have been reported.
Several i"w"lry and clothing storcs
were broken into aud looted. and after
hcins sprayed with petroleum were So
uu fire.
tn" proprietor cf one of the burned
shops inserted It was set ON fire by rt
teen men. some ~ them wearing trcnrf
helmets ana others masks
Member. - the clergy. aud "hlac'
and tan" and otltr polid,mcn helped {,
puf out IN, flames
The raid b. Believed to have been IN
rcpri"al ior the attack On an army lorcy
ut Tipprrary Thurgday when ten s'i
dipfs were Killed and five wounded.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31

cert in Democratic. are figures IN Chair.
man F,rs estimate as sending ~ Dem.
rHf.c members o. the house. seven
thrr uHmUcrrfir congressman. Mr..
'HHt slii would o. elected from doubt.
90 sf.f.s WITH % uucretlc Jennings. and
fourteen muerlts VIII De- elected from
inu.tiU states with Republican lean.
urs
Furfv.ut congressional districts nre
placed loo 'hr do Hhtiul column hv Mr.
tr~-. .tur,Iins thc entire list of
fI.lr .f. doubtful districts to the Dcino-
GRATIS 'h'- vrfid give them ia MON.
hrs m th. house of representatives"
Nr Itrs etil
Senate rueit .n ArrunH and Cglotado
h. Vid ufreut batter than an even
chance fHI Eruuhli,an success. yhile In
N,t.dI 1rI ur'run change fr0in Demo
,r.f fp =, raa!....u 81 advocated hy him
fu s,Uu chance. o. llsp siid there II
a uos-IliitN Ter R,nuhiclus Ia Okla,
hou4a and North Dakota.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
SENATOR HARDING AGAiN EM
PiiiSiZED iiIS STAND on DEM
OCHATiC ISSUES.
SOUGHT To PROMOTE UNITY
Candidate .sa:n mentioned the Fact
That Iie Was Free aud Th.i lie
Had Made M Promises ~
Any Group.
By Associated Press

CuluMnCS. ONO, Oct. 3o--l,csiing
IN" Republican cause On an apiIal 4"
dependable. intelligent public opinion.
senator Harding told the voters of the
nation In his final campaign speeches
to-day and tonight that iS party wanted
"a calm sober verdict at m" polls. hased
ON good faith and attained by honeT
political methods. Coming In columbus
after a day of campaigning over ih"
stamping ground of his opponent. Gov.
crnor Cox. the Republican nominee de.
livcred To- big meeting In Memorial
Hall here, his last campaign message
from the stump.
In all Of his speeches Mr. Harding
emphasized his stand on democratic
issues which he declared the Demo
cratic managers had sought 20 obscure
by a fog of debate about the League
of Nations. Ilr also asserted over and
over that Il WAS the confidence" of
the nation to which he WAS appealing
and that the methods Of his party In
the campaign had been free from see.
tionll or class appeal.
On the way here from Cincinnati.
where he spent Last night. the senator
spok. AT Middctnwn. the hoyhuOd home
OF Governor cox. ~ Dayton. where hc
now lived. and al Springfield. the home
of onr ~ the Cox newspapers In none
Of his speeches did he mention his or.
poncnt hv name. but he made many
references to the Democratic nominees
campaign uttcranccs. and voiced IN
pointed terms his own reply 20 them.
\eed Protective Tariff.
At MiddlctoNn. where many steel
workers were in the crowd Senator
Harding argued for the protective tariff
policy TO preserve the American steel
industry.
We are with, sSing to-day h. said.
practically the close of a great noiiii.
cal campaign. and az one speaking for
the Republican party ! rejoice 60 say
to yuu that We have tried tu make our
appeal to the cnnfidcnc" of the Amcri.
can people. We have tried In speak Co
the intelligence of America. because In
popular government. dependable. in.
t"lligent public opinion Is thu final au.
thority.
we have sought 10 promote unity
and understanding. W. have sought
to bring Amrricans together. We have
soueh, u eliminate all thought ~
class
We have sought jo Einorc every
suggestion ot section. aye. more, there
isn't anything iahi has happened In this
campaign that the Republican party or
its nominee ~ over COINS tn hv called
upon 10 apologize for
At DAYTON tho crowd chccicd his hits
at one man government aud hldo him
goodhy in a great roar q applause
when tho train pulled out.
u was tho RcpuhlicAn nominees first
campaign ,isit ,o ihr home town 81 his
opponent and m his talk h. declared
hiF hcsitancy about bringing u tcpub.
lican message there
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
R,NcHMaN wIDSAppED.

ST LOUIS. oct 30 After an al
, s"arch the police announced to-
, niLht at a late hour that they had
, fliiod 80 lind nny trace of the mn 4
who kidnapped Joseph Alcxan r-.
, r.puici N.altly ranchman aud
!. farm own0r of Fort Smith. ~.
; Elusts. and Mrs Margaret Tabor
. % This city o. an effort 10 collect
; twenty five Thousands dollars from
} Alexander. Needing 90 the story 4
b" told The g. 'ice ~ this city and I
the authori'i II :, Louis coun.
try h" was h1'd to the farm
. h.us" in 'he co'tiry last Mon iay I
, aud maliroatrd by his ahdicnter
) un'B ~ rs,upod carly this morn.
, inr after his guard had fallen 4
!. ASLEEP Mrs Tappr II 'he wifi of
'hs manrg 2 of Alcx1nd~r's ranch.
Alexander returned TO ~. Smith I
; late tonight.
:. a n a a a n a n n a a a a n Z
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
To Trade With Russia.
A. A.snrlai,d rfr..


NSlilNGToN. o,i. 3o -rilns co.
the opcning of trade between Soviet
Russia and the United States. with thc
international CLEARING house IN CopCn'
hagen as thu means 80 inairing fny
ncnt ~ American exporters. arr und r.
consideration hy the department. oi coin.
mtrCc.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
Continued on Page six.
bridges tnguarded.

w NsEotlnfFd TIfts
III. PASO. Tex. oct a0.-Today for
the first time In more than five years.
the international bridges between thi'
city and Juarcz. Mexico. were unguard'
r1 by United States troops. The ''
muval oi the troops Il was eXplainc
at military headquarters, Is due TO Ia
restoration oi peaceful conditions ~
Mexico. which make their presence uu
longer necessary.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
DEMOCRATS To Be
VICTORIOUS, OHIO
GOVERNOR STATES
PEOPLE WILL VOTE hs orr sol.
DiEIiS FOUGHT" ~ tON'S
OPINION.
WILSON READY TO RETIRE
ITO Talk oi America Alone L. ~ Fool.
70 ~ u l. False" SAYS Drni.
Orraiir Nominee.
ny A,fosilted Pfess

Wy NNoftated Iffaa.
CHICAGO. oct 80 -Goyernor so,
virtually finished his campaign her. 10
! night with a series of speeches. Ia whicu
hr pounded home his League uf Nation
ana other doctrines Exrrpt Iur final
speech next Monday night 10 Toledo. -
today was the last and "A rushing day oi
campaigning fur the Democratic candi
date.
In addresses here. NJ Gary. Ind. and
Evanston. H.. Governor COX predicted
victory for "th" cause nf peace" ail
urged his audiences 90 "voi" as our aul
dicrs fought. t0 end the war"
That American entrance In the
League of Nations was a pledge" -
the men who fought In the World War
and % their mothcrs-a bond 10 cn 1
war forever. II posslble-and also q
measure for national aud world prog
rrss. economic aud moral. Was stressed
by Governor COX Ia all to,fy's adj
dresses llr reiterated vehement at
tacks upon the league position of sen.
aior Harding and other opponents
Relief that President Wilson would he
ready 10 retire from public life u the
league pledge" should De- kept was cN.
pressed by the governor 10 an audience
M women.
''lic thinks ~ one thing and one
thing only" Governor Cox said
lie talks of II more than anything
else. and u is this. That he gave n
promise To- IA" mothers ~ America. au'
that the promise would be- kept.
Il am certain that Il he knew def.
nitely that tn" promise would be- kent.
hc would be- perfectly willing in conclude
His participation IN all public affairs,
either officially or privately"
Womsn's Mceiiag Held.
The woinen's meeting opened the gov.
efnor's program here.
This afternoon the candidate gave hi
views on labor. settlement of strikes
without "thc bayonct" and other indus
trial questions % u crowd at Gary, Ind
Returning here. the governor me.
tored 10 Evanston. discussing the icagrn
ISSUES with an audience In pattcn Gyni.
nasium nt the Northwestern University.
Ills coliseum meeting tonight was pre-.
cedcd by m automobile parade. with
red torch lights. fire works and Other
spectacular features
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
MOORE CHARGED WITH
INTENT To vi RDls X


GAiNESA lille. oct 80 charges
of assault with intent to murder were
.uIpl Yesterday against " " Moore
who b. alleged io have attempted e.
f.,d poison in cake tu J - M.'ark.
en- aged D.. and SON 81 Mrs Vera
TAYLOR at who's. home Moore boarded
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-31
Urged To support Co>.

ST. LorlS. o,t. 80. William q. Nc.
Ad"o IN an address here tonight ~ a
Democratic mass meeting made an
urr-nt appeal Tor Governor James "
COX whom be- termed the "only candi
date pledged to de- everything In his
power "a make the United States mem
h-r of IN. League of Nations"