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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
FREIGHT TERMINALS FOR
MOTOR TRUCKS PROPOSED

Freight terminals designed and
operated exclusively for motor
trucks IN the large cities OF the
United States viii be the next stage
in the development of highway
transportation, according to r. 4
Fulton, vice president of the Inter
national Motor Co, manufacturers
OF Mack trucks.
with appropriations that have
been estimated 10 total nearly a bill
lion dollars available for building
roads IN 1920. IL is only necessary
20 enlarge highway construction IA
cilities before we will have com
prehensive network OF these trade
arteries that will bring goods from
hitherto undevelOped territories into
large cities" said Mr.. Fulton in a
recent interview.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22

A woman is never sure that she is
getting on" until she meets one
OF her old flames. and he eXclaims
How young you keep looking!"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
Good Roads and Automobiles
Bring Change in Philippines

The great change wrought in the
daily life OF the inhabitants OF the
Philippines by automobiles and good
roads Is told by Army" Armstrong
in a recent issue OF the Manila Daily
Bulletin.
The sultan OF Sulu came 20 town
the other day that is. 20 Jolo town.
while 1 was making a brief visit TO
the capital city Of the sulus.
He came IN with his prime min
lister and retinue. including "A couple
Of bodyguards in full regalia- The
sultan had all his glad rags on and
carried his finest beetle nut box Of
chased gold.
It recalls TO me the last time ]
saw the ruler OF the Mcros enter
Jolo back IN 1902. when he came 3D.
for his first big pow-wow with Col
Hockey Wallace, the American bill
chief in Jolo at that time. His sui
tanship rode I'm over the trails from
Mlduban on a coal-black stallion
and besides his royal suite and UNI
brella carriers had as his escort
some two hundred fighting men with
spears waving and barongs and
krises aglitter in the sun. all in a
ragtime OF color that shamed the
rainbow. They had been five hours
coming over the nine-uliIe trail from
his summer home; the coming was
pretty bad.
How different the entry T saw
last week. This time he breezed
over IN fifteen minutes in his big
passenger car and over as perfect
and pretty "A road as you will find
this side OF Riverside drive He had
come in 10 look over some new ac-
cessories and fittings ne was having
installed on a new Limousine he has
bought for the rainy season. and
which viii be a convenient shopping
car for his favorite wife and a dOz-
en or so other wives that viii be
permitted TO use it, and I thought
20 myself what "A wonderful comb
nation they make for civilizat ton
automobiles and first-class roads.
But this same thing has been
going on all over the islands for the
past decade or more. and wha. q
COntrasf with what we found here
in '98 and 90 when we learned by
hiking how bad the roads really
were. From zero minus in '98 20 the
present time the change has beer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
GOODYEAR CO. BUILDS
HOUSES FOR EMPLOYEES

Among the large industrial hous-
ing projects in the United States
that OF the Goodyear Tire and Rub
Der Co. ranks as one OF the great
est The company has provided
200 homes for its employees. hous-
ing about 5000 people. A cam
paign for Identification OF Goodyear
owners will get free advice from ar
expert landscape engineer and al
flowers and shrubs will be made al
wholesale prices Each owner will
receive a drawing giving the land
~eape engineers idea OF how the
property should be beautihed and
Just what kinds OF flowers and
shrubbery should be used for beau
tifcatiou.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
EX-KAlSER'S BOAT TO
BE USED IN SHIPPING
By Associated Press

BY Associated Press:
LONDON. Feb. 21-The German
liner Cap Polonia, on which the
former German Emperor had
planned 10 make a trip around the
world when the war was won, was
allotted TO a leading shipping COM
pany who gave her up after the first
voyage owing to the enormous coal
consuming powers OF the vessels.
Since then a number OF wooden
plugs and other distractions have
been found in the steampipes. The
removal OF these distractions is ex-
pected TO reduce the steamers coal
consumption 10 normal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
Eyes d?

IF your eyes are tired and over
worked; if they itch, ache, burn or
smart, go to any drug store and get
a bottle of BOn-Opto tablets. Drop
one tablet in a fourth Of a glass Of
water and use 70 battle the eyes from
two 10 four times a day. You will
be surprised at the rest, relief and
comfort Bon-Opto brings.
Note: Doctors shy Bon-opto STRENGTHENS eve
sight 509s 10 a weeks time in many instances
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
RUBBER SHoE FOR
TIRE REPAIRING USE

rubber shoe with a soft Les
attachment for the purpose OF sup
plying motorists with adequate foot
protection when IL becomes neces-
eary 20 get out into the mud 10
make a tire repair or pull a car out
or a mudhole has been produced by
the United States Rubber Co. The
shoe is designed in a way 20 make
IL possible 10 roll IL up and store il
q way as part OF the cars equip
1nent.
The shoe may be pulled on over
a motorists shoe. The leg attach
Inent comes up 10 a point just be
low the knee and buckles around
the leg below the knee The shoe
- already on the market
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
Get New Vitality
kellOgg's SanitOnc Waters, tn
Wonderful Tonic That Quickly
Restores Youthful Vitality
in Men and Women
SOC Trial Box Free

Don't Doe 4 gutter Don't worry about
rev gray hairs. If your nerves have
gone IN pieces" it's because your sys
tenn lacks a tonic Go tOne-end strengthen
your vital fuIces Take courage Thou
lands OF people at sixty aud seventy.
after taking SANITONE Waters are
still enjoying an the pleasures of living
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22

Hungary has been granted more
time 10 sign the peace treaty. The
supreme allied council has given
plenty Of evidence that It IS not
pushed for time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22

When a woman dresses in a way
% make a rainbow look like a
mourning veil, you may know thai
her husband has chosen her cloth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22

Canada will retain her vote In the
League Of Nations or she won
play. And Canada is right
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-22
Have You Lost
Your Health?

Have you been 50 busy that you
have forgotten about your body
the most delicAtely adjusted ma
chine in the world-until some
weak part has broken down and you
are sfraidf
No one knows how long the BODY
should hve-if IL has Intelligent
care, but we do know that without
q sufficient supply Of vitallhng,
Hfe-givinG oxygen It wastes away,
and dies-just as 8 plant droops and
dies for lack Of water.
Disease is merely the lack Of
some constituent element Of the
blood that is necessary TO main
tain Life. Oxygen Is the life-giver,
the Observation-Disclosures germ-de-
stroyer. But pumping oxygen into
the lungs Is not enough. The blood
must assimilats it Iron attracts
oxygen Just as the magnet attracts
steel-thereiore, II your blood is
Rbundantly supplied with organic
iron It attracts the oxygen from the
air ia the lungs and the blood is
vitaGzed with Gfe-giving oxygen,
REOLO supplies the blood with
rganic iron (in form that is easily
lssimilated) vitalizing oxygen and
the cell-salts that nourish and re-
build the cells Of the body. It has
wonderful tonic qualities and rapid
" increases the number Of red blood
cells and plAsms of the blood.
REOLO invigoratss and n0ur-
ishes every cell of the nerves, brain,
tissues, fluids and bones; destroys
and eliminates the WORKOUT cells
and stimulates the circulation OF
the blood. Il sends through the en-
tire body q stream Of rich, red, vi
talized blood that renews the
strength, energy and endurance.
REOLO has restored thousands
Iof men and women TO health and
happiness by supplying the natural
lcell-salts, organic iron and oxygen
that Nature requires to restore and
maintain health. II is not ex-
pensive and is guaranteed to gira
beneficial results or your moley
will be returned. The large pack
age Of 100 pleasant. tasteless tao1
lets only costa One Dollar.
Central Drug Store, South Bend
Ind. and Red Cross Pharmacy.
Ind
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
This Medicine Recommended by a Doctor

When doctor uses medicine him
self besides prescribing II to his patients,
he must know that IL has merit.
This Is what DR.. J. II. Wagner, a prom
iEent physician of Skate, Kentucky has
to say about DIR. Fartnan's wcli-linovn
remedy, EH-RU-NA: "I have used PE-
RU-NA myself for catarrh and have
given IL to others for catarrh bloa.!nE
aftcr eating ami other ailments. It has
proved success in all cases with old
AID young mon AID women. All sroak
v Ill OF rL-EU-NA. Ig is TIC best OF all
ll"ica."
Ir. T,-Ear, ort CT The fullrorl Of bis
o--l rorr.ral -=gcc. 1ce, for the good OF
al a.-a and suffering, recommend. q
modic.a. wai-A no Knows TO be good.
You may t2 c-e9 q doctor woul3 not on
Danger L.s p--'oss.5aI reputation ty
cadors.l~ T---. '-',h u...s8 a-G gcd b.
yord e dol1. of g. ~.lla.
Th-..-"'y,gr t-.t'. he o ra.rh Or D.
c'!t rr I-~r' a.... aa.g-l ..i ll-C.i1E
o. t.o r.a. -rr, H5.. .3 q. ...er l-~l.r,
g'"3 PE-NI-EA @ t'.l. The iuu--'.to
in9rc-"a-.. v...a r.r Will SEQ r"I .ct-
.--l-,-NA .sH-.. .'-I need.
las.d anywhere ia tlr.ct o. liquid .agm.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
CTrTCitL SCHOOL.
CaII3NN.-R FOR 1870

r. - .itsfb -rs - - W. -
Div. 70. IT. \, Owen, Hart
ford, Ky. r. G.
Div. No. III. C. Lake, Fords-
vile, X
Div. >o. 3-Claude Rsnfrow, Dun
dee, Ky.
Div. 20. Eorart GoF, Ro-
sine, Ky
Div. 80, 5-cta stevens. Beaver
Dam, Ky.
Div. No. e-Nat Lindley, Center
town, Ky.
County Board or Examiners
f. s. Howard Mrs, Birdie Mid
kin and Ia Jones.
Teachers Institute, Sept. IS and II
Examinations
Common School diploma May IA
and Is at Hartford, Beaver Dam
and Fordsville.
Nay, 81 and % Couaty Teachers
E.aminat ons at Hartford. (White)
May % and 20 County Teachers
Examination ~ Hartford. (Colorsd)
June IS ard 10 County and State
teachers examination, Fordsville.
(White)
June 25 ard aG County and State
teachers examination at Hartford.
(Colorcdl
September II and 1s County and
State teachers examination at Hart
ford. (Whitcl
Septmebr "a ard 90 County and
stats teoche c.amiEation ct Hart
70, l. (ColoroN
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
FernDs ULnRKs TO wHD
On LESS THAN sf25

chicago, H., March IA book
Of rules for employees Of the federal
reserve bank, of Chicago. circulated
says me male employe receiving
less than 1925 a month salary will
be permitted to marry while in the
service Of this bank wttout first
taking the matter up with The chief
clerk.
THE sum set IN tho .ot.. is the
minimum on which al ompioyo can
risk a matrimonial venture" said c.
Il. Mckay, vice governor cf.tha bank,
who added that the IJle Was 'im-
reratiye.'
The bank officials Bcl-+o that
the least sum on which two may live
in these days" he sad.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

LouisviIlc,-A july in Judge Cor
don's court re,WHed u verde; a2a.h>s
the city for $500 tor Catherine Il. .Iu.
scph, ., represented by her lalhcr, Lee
III. Joseph, .j3j Rowan street, for In
jurles suffered October 5, 1917, in tine
falling OF Al traffic serhaphore al Bart>-
town road and Baxter avenue said 10
have been due 10 defective blocks ON
which ii set.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
Buy MrLNs

keep select lot of mules in
stock to suit the demand of all far
mers, All wu'es sold under a
euararteee 10 be Just AZ represented.
Prices are right. Ages are right.
Your business solicited
Respectfully.
VIC ROBERTSON.
Sat Hsrainsbnrg. Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

See the Hartford Broom Works
before you order your mex, shipment
Of broOms. Prices right. Either
wholesale or retail.
c. n. BAIRD. Mgr.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

WANTED: Men or Women to
take orders amoNg friends and
neighbors for the genuine cuGrsn-
teed hosiery. full lines .or mon.
women and children. El.iainatos
darning. We pay soc ~ hour for
spare time or S24 for ful time TX
YerienCe unnecessary. j;Y'jo. ~
TERNATIONAL STOCKING MILL,
..~..-,-..,..~.. -N9,-isIoWsl~ Pa,
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Frankfort.-I;Obert Turner, IL years
old. serving Il twelve IAuhlhs' seutellc.
in The Jefferson county jail, for chick.
en stealing, Was ordered released b.:
Governor Morrow Oh Recommendation
Tor executive clemency mHdr by judge
Harry W. Robinson, nf Louisville. STAT.
ing that Turner Is hot expected tn live
until The expiration sf his sen,ence.
His term began December IL, l9l9.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Lexington. Injuries received whesa
she was struck by an automobile drN-
en- by j. W. Spark, on the Newton pike,
cansed the death of Mrs, Ktlle r.
Hedges, al the local hospital. Mrs.
Hedges, wLO was 80 Years old. WAS The
wife of W. ii, Hedges Besides her
husband, She i survived by a dausl.
ter, Mrs. j. L. Mporc, Cincinnati, o. /:
two sons, o, l.. and j. T. Hedges. oi
Lexington twV SISTERS, Mrs. Richard
snap ana AIRS. Christopher Nixon. OF
Carlisle. and lrother, L. 4. HerAGan.
also VI carlisie. Sparks was arrested
VII the char.e vi assaUlt
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Only q person who has experience
ed that awful "all night cough
that sometimes follows insIenza
can appreciate what a good nights
sleep can be, Mrs. Annie Dawson,
20SO Myrtle St, Long Beach, Cal,
writes; The result Of using FOL
ey's Honey and Tar was rcstful
one for me-" Foley'g Honey and
Tar checks harsh. racEing coughs;
eases wheezy breathing; stops tick
ling in throat; covers raw, irritated
surfaces with a soothing healing
coating. Sold everywhere. tAGyer-
tisement).
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
COURT DIRECTORY

Seih eh' AttOrney-C. II. Smith
Hartford.
Clcrk--A. &. Porter, Hartford.
Master Commissioner G.
Martin, Hartford.
- Trustee Jury Fund-cal. p.
Keown, Hartford
LIST. Monday in March-12 days
.sm'th and Civil
1st. Monday in May--I2 days,
ASvil
LIST. Monday in JuIy--12 days
Com'th and Civil.
srd. Monday in SeptemSer-12
days Civil.
4th Monday In November--t2
days--Com'th. and civil.
County Court
Meets first Monday in each u.onth
Judse--Mack Cook.
County Att'y--A. d. Kirk.
Clerli--W. c. Blaukcnship
Shcriif-S. A. Bratcher.
Superintendent Z. S. Howard.
JailOr-Worth I1chenor.
Assessor-D. f. Ward
Surveyor-C. S Moxlrv.
CoIoner--E. p. Rodgers
Fiscal Court
Meets Tuesday after lr4l " NndAy
In January, April and October
1st. District--El Shown, Hart
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

observation-disclosures roads we're
impassable even for mule, Henry
Cornack, Poyne's creek, walked ten
miles 10 have Dr. J. H. Albright. who
saved his life last year. tell him what
medicsae to glse his lirlle daughter,
stricken with pneumonia.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
Kentucky
News Cugiings
An epftcrie of the r,ost inv
porfanf events taRspirins
Throughout fhe state

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/. lIeore. s,n;,orts tbo rl,j,,, - n.rt..,
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pikeyille.-For a.. .g.t t.ue "a his
tory the Pike circuit rourt was open.u
with PRAYER for court and h,ries. tn.
innovation coming with .Irdge vosrne
Mnorer, ne,. c.rcu.r r.. 3,
N'.c!;liffe.. IvIr rsar.,.lar vro d,sd
from v~ni through the head from 4
22-calibar rd;c, se!r-lnficted, two week.
before lad eaten ground glass, sut it
upprarpl 10 u,odi,cn no IN cr.stts
at.iuson 1uncnor -,y.,r1e s,.f,cs,,.
cn,,, curs .Tnp,es .r,,c..ar ...i .ro,,, o..
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hovlnr his ,,nh, {oor =, .ar,ons,y -.
iured tbai omnu,otjop ,,,s necn.s.,,.
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voy-por. go, .or.,o ,,.,
cor.royorsv o,.nr c,..,,f ,a,, t. ,'l,',.
received rho cI,v win no, H.. ,',I,,o, "J,o
rn,d rof,rhnr,', +, e.. ~ is',''
dol,
co v.,, (
'o' ~" nae 'nN'hs picture
"a i"' L'No,oS'"i,'''' N'"'''o' MISS Ni''li-
"'Fe' was thrown on her lace and IS
'"hii'eu 10 H'r EVAie by injuries re-
SUIthe'
EilZahethtoWn.-The burial Of tie
Key. Father j. j. Abell. 60, priest lr
i'r.I'tl"n Academy, who died frov
,' ..., trci. i'u"" "a %, Er,a-
'r...,,D.,.
NdyilriA II theft which v.hul-
~ .>tnv: e. l. Hyndr.cks. was HE re-.
marl.pt while ra, n.i+ p..ir.r,, rD H..
trade. always W',ll, f.y ward. ,s
the money.
polucab-C nm .,l,,,i,,..,r.
tor Of Gcor.o " lr.au .,,,nI as
WAS slruck bv :, su,,ar r.,. Gl.I sat.
for So5.ODD d,m,g,.. ,a Nc,r,.,.n,
,ounty Circuit Co,,r,
Falmouth -Iicklu., ,iynr is to ba
scs,orEeI with FISH from srsia hatch.
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The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17
A Prominent TjIos;ian's
Testimony

Louisville ky.:--'I can cert i,l' praise
Or. P:rr"c's remedies for the ebolrfj nave
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Restful Results For .5,n
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

NcTrOTt.-Aftes fourteen months
controversy over II car OF toal it never
received, the city will pay the mines
and attempt 10 make the c. & o. Rail-
road reimburse L f1r the missing gon-
do!a.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Georgetown.-Wh!le taking Il picture
in her Photographic studio. Miss Kath-
erinc Bradley became eutangled IN
wire. was thrown on her face and IS
confined TO her EUlte by injuries re-
5ultinc.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Earb2WyiHo.--i 'apt. W. W. Mcnon-
alh "ao rel:u';... vigorous, celebrated
h'S S.ih G.r.hda. and his daughter,
Mrs Z. II ELE,. New York, came Ior
the uOtdnio uc,a-..a.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

HenGerSoH.---i. l.. r.or>ail. CHIEF en-
gihetr, with AZ of 4U, ia engaged
in Surveying the Ohio river highway
through henderson county, and will
move 10 atut~Is next.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Paducah.-C. . e. an, 0dministra-
tor Of George " !.c.au, who died US u
result of injury sa~:#,Hcd when Er
was struck by Il street car, filed Salr
for $4,000 damages Ia McCrackcn
sounly Circuit Cour;.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Gcorgctown.-The description Of A
man who leaped from Il bridge at Gin
cinEaii, fits George HILL jeweler, suf-
fering from breakdown, who dlsap,
peared Ten days ago, but the body has
MOT been recovered and identity cah
xot be established.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Elizahe,htoWn.--The burial Of tie
Key Father J. J. Abel, Ga, priest pr
-. Johns church, and chaplain at
p"h't'"u Academy, who died frov
.' -", trci. p'a-" "a ;,. Jo.a ,
,t..,,l...
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

LcNngton,-Called To The home of
william Bruce tc see Il sick horse, IIu-
name officer McCarty found the ami
nall's head resting on the grieving nr-
gro's pillow, aIAd clean straw thrown
AS II cOyerlet over him.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

ACgusta.--CIcve McElfresh WIS
fntd $40 for ahootug Iiearl Day. The
difficulty having arisen from he
unmpiing oi grain by stock. The evil
Gc"cc showed niuely-four shot were
picked from bays back.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

LcN.nglon.--A ;;ruUp of capitalists ;
scadpd by George Il, Carey have
bought the calcit' mines of the Chna
Mineral Company. in Mercer county,
which vii, ht elecrriied and deyel-
sped on Il large scale
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Lexlngton.-The report on protiteer-
In. by Prof. Mary +. Sweeney, Cniver-
silly of Kentucky, to the State Com
mission, includes the allegation tha,
ogss for which farmers received 5n
cents were sold here for 81 cents.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Princcton.-Miss Eva Oliver. -,
committed suicide h. drinking cur
bol,c acid at the home of her brother
in the Cobb secupu Of this county.
She was formerly employed at one q;
;Le ho,e.s al this pace.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Maysville,-Anthrax, II deadly be-.
Vne disease, Is given as the cause of
tie death of Charles Perkins, 20 for
ncrly of this city, IN II Cincinnati hos
pltal, and II is thought he contracted
the Disease while handling cattle.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Atkinson JunctlOh.-While sUiichm.
coai cars. james rucEer :y.i rom .ne
top of car, broke hs Jeff leg. and
having his r!ght loot so seriously IT,
jured that amputatiou was necessary.
The Hartford herald., 1920-03-17

Fraakfert.-Hubert vreeland has
sold his Handsome county estase to AL.
bart Kockersaith, of Switzer, who will
take possession April 1.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-11
CITY COMMITTEES
PRESENTED TO
B 0 A R D 0 F
ALDERMEN

Mayor Harrison has announced the
committees OF the Board Of Alder
men of the City. of Nogales, and yari
Gus members have been notified Of
their appointment. Confirmation
will follow at the next meeting of
the Board. The arrangement is CIV
en- herewith, and appended thereto
is the list of appointive officials at
the first meeting of the Board Mon
day evening:
Police committee: George H. Fled
Ter, t. J.Wylie, M. Middleton; Water
and Sewer Committee: T. J. Wylie,
George H. Fielder, Otto H. Herold;
Finance Committee: Frank J. Duffy,
George H. Fielder, T. J. Wylie; Street
Committee: George H. Fielder, T. J.
'Nylie, M. Middleton; Cemetery and
Parks Committee: H. ]. Karns, Frank
J. Duffy, George H. Fielder: Ordin-
ance Committee: Frank Duffy, Geo.
II. Fielder Otto H. Herold; Board of
Health: 7. J. Wylie, Otto H. Herold,
Building Committee: George H. Fled
Ter, Frank ]. Duffy Malcolm Middle
ton; City Clerk, F. E. Cole; City Mar
snail, ]. ]. Love; City Engineer and
Superintendent Of Streets, J. w. Lari-
more; City Attorney. E. II. Purdum
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-11
BRITISH PICK ATHLETES

LONDON, June 11.-Although the
British Olympic Games team will not
be selected until competitions between
English, Scotch and Irish athletes are
hel at Creme on July 10, preliminary
Olympic tests are being held through
out England today. The winners of
these tests in the ious Olympic>
events will be eligible for the general
English Championships at Stanford
Bridge, July 2 and s.
Meanwhile the Amateur Swimming,
association, and Amateur Boxing,
Wrestling and Gymnastic association
are selecting about eighty competit-
ors each for two days final trials in
July when teams will be selected and
trainers placed in charge Of them.
The National Cyclists Union is taking
similar steps.
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-11
INTERNATIONAL BANKERS
FLOORED
UNITED Press Service)

UNITED Press Service)
CHICAGO, June 10.-According to
Senator johnson defeat of the reserv-
aationists on the Peace Treaty, in
their surrender in the resolutions
committee, was a defeat for the Sin
ternational bankers"
When told of the result in the sub
committee Johnson declared: eff the
matter is settled as reported it will
probably not go to the convention;
if it is not settled in that way it
will"
Senator johnson was then asked
if that had settled the question of a
bolt or third party, and he said:
II don't know anything about that.
1t disposes of the first attack made
upon the Republican Party by Inter-
nationalist International bankers,
that's all. Well try to meet the Sec
ond with equal success. Asked to
explain what he meant by the second
Senator Johnson said that he meant
the alleged attempt of information
bankers to name a presidential can
didate
The daily morning oasis., 1920-06-11
LESLIE C. HARDY FOR AT
TORNEY GENERAL

Leslie C. Hardy. county at
torney for Santa Cruz county,
who is now in Phoenix, yester-
day announced his candidacy for
the officepf Attorney General for
the state. subject to the Demo
cratic primaries in September.
This information was conveyed
to Nogales in telegram to Col.
Chas. E. Hardy, from Leslie
yesterday.
Mr.. Hardy is the first can
didate to make his announce
ment BIT it is considered likely
that his opponent will be the
present incumbent Hon. Wiley
Jones, who has held the position
since Arizona became a state.