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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02
BRYANTSVILLE

Mrs. Martin Bogie has been on the
sick list.
Mrs Henry Ruble was in Danville
shopping Saturday.
Mr. Chas. F Rankin was in Danville
Monday on business
Mr.. Virgil Scott has been quite ill.,.
but is some better at this writing
Mr. Collvar Dawes spent the week
end with friends in Georgetown.
Mr. Ben LAIR. Of Georgetown spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. b. A. Dawes.
Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Fain were
guests Monday Of friends in Lancas-
ter
Mrs. r. II. Edwards was in Yer.
sailles last week. the guest Of rela-
tives.
Mrs. Henry Hubble spent last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. + Ruble Of Dan
vile.
Mrs. W. J. Hogan is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. W. T Voolfolk at Lex
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Broaddus and
family spent Sunday with relatives
IN Lancaster.
Mr. and Mrs John Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Haleomb spent Sunday
with relatives in Cartersyille.
Little Miss Elizabeth Boyle spent
the weekend with her aunt. Mrs.
James Lane, Of Camp Nelson.
Messrs Walker and William Broad
aus spent Sunday with Mr.. Thomas
Broaddus and family. Of Marksbury.
Miss Jane Bowling. Of X c. W.
Danville, spent few days last week
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. G.. 4.
Bowling.
Miss Amy Dawes, who is attending
Georgetown College, spent Thanks
giving with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
b. A. Dawes.
Miss Theessa Woods who is attend.
ing school in Wilmore spent Thanks
giving with her parents. ar. and
Mrs. X. u. Woods.
Mr. Chas +. Rankin and Mr. b. IL.
Halcomb had successful fox race
at "Sweeney's Ridge" Thanksgiving
day. The race lasted for five hours
Mrs W. J. Hogan entertained at a
Thanksgiving dinner. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs. J. Hogan Ballard.
Mrs. Fannie Bryant. Miss Margaret
Robinson.
Mrs. Charles =. Rankin and little
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02
COY

Mr. Edison Foigcr is IN at THIS
writing
Several from this place were In
Lancaster Saturday.
Miss Jessie Kent was the guest o.
Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews Sun
day night.
Miss Mossie Hicks was the guest
Saturday night and Sunday q Mr..
Lizzie Osburne.
Misses Noodle and Cora Harden
spent Thanksgiving with Misses Maud
and Ethel Clouse
Mr. and Mrs. BID Whitaker and
daughter were the guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Cobb.
Mrs. Frank Folger and Mr.. Harry
Folger were guests Saturday night
and Sunday Of Mrs. Mamie Moberley.
Mr. and Mrs. billiard Simpson are
the proud parents Of a fine baby boy,
born Sunday morning, Nov. 2sth.
Mr.. and Mrs Colman Locker and
little daughter were the guests Of
Mrs Amanda Clouse Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Simpson and
children were the guests ~ Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Simpson and family recent
IT,
Mrs. Amanda Clouse and daughters
Ethel and Maudie were the guests
Sunday ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Matthew
and daughter, Arleigh.
Miss Matte Beulah Cobb, Mr.. and
Mrs Silas Matthews and family and
Mrs. Matte Harvey were the pleas
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02

an, guests Il Nj and Mrs jasper
Matthew. sunday
Mr. anl Nrs sam Murphy. Nr.
Les I'LL and two daughters were
'te guests sunday q Mr. and Mrs.
piiard simpson and NIr. Bell Simp-
son. MIR, Everett Anderson and Mr..
Robert NaIeht in the afternoon.
\ birthday dinner was gwen az the
home Of Mr. and Mrs.. q. j Harden
.ast sunday in honor Of their son.
Lemmic About thirty were present.
\ most enjoyable day was spent.
When leaving they wished Mr.. Har-
den many more such happy birthday 5.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-02
BUCKEYE

Rev. Price, Of Louisville delivered
a splendid sermon here Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Martha Anderson aud Delbert
The Denver Jewish news. [volume] (Denver, Colo.) 1915-1925, 1920-12-15

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Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
EDUCATORS IF
 STATE TO HOLD
 ANNUAL MEETING
Teachers Association Con- vention To Be Held Here December 28-30 - Ban quet To Be One Of Open ing Features

With we'll known educators of the west coast and leaders of educational work in this state in attendance, the Arizona Teachers association will hold an annual conference in this city, Dec. 2S, 29 and 30.
 Tn addition to the college heads who will come here from the coast to take part in the conference, a number of local educators will appear on the pro- gram, including Dr. R. B. von Klein Smid, president of the University of Arizona, who is expected in Tucson shortly from South America, where he has been for the past two months. Miss Elsie Toles. who will serve as state superintendent of public instruc- ton in this state, also will take leading part in the program.
 A banquet will be rendered the teachers on the evening of the open ing day and will be featured by an ad- dress by Gov. Thomas F. Campbell. The program in full follows:
 High School Auditorium
 Tuesday morning Dec. 2S, a. m.
 Call to order by the president.
 Music
 Invocation
 Address of welcome Response to address of welcome, J. O. Creager, director school of education University of Arizona
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10
Adjournment


 Tuesday afternoon, 1:15 p. m. Elementary school section, Elsie Toles,
 Chairman General Topic, "School Tests and
 Measurements "Staidard Education Tests as an Aid to Supervision" (20 min.) pr. El- wood Cubberly. standard Educational Tests as Aids to the Teachers" (20 min.) Dr. A. o. Neal, registrar University of Arizona. Intelligence Tests" Miami Supervisor Applications of Intelligence Tests" (S0 min.), Supt. C. R. Tupper. The Project Method" (45 min.), Eliz- abeth McCrickett. General discussion led by Miss Elsie Toles.
 High school section, !. o. Creager,
 chairman; 1:15 p. m.
 Program to be announced later. School trustees section. Supt John D.
 Loper, chairman; 2:45. Dr. Cubberly, Dr. Suzzallo, President von KleinSmid, Dr. Creager Dean
 Butler Elizabeth McCriokett.
 Vocational sections, 2:45 D. m. Trade sand Industries,' U. T. Ryan Agriculture" ......C. E. Bowles Home Economics" ... Miss Coleman
 School banquet, D. m. sharp Tuesday evening, high school audi
 toriurn, T.: 30 p. m.
 Music (20 min.) Common Clay" Rev George Sloan, Miami community church. Address, .... Gov. Thomas F. ampbell
 High school auditorium Wednesday morning. Dec. 29, a. m. Recital, Ariona School of Music, Mrs. Shirley Christy. director. Our Educational Needs" Miss Elsie Toles, state superintendent-elec A. o. Neal, Miss c. Louise Boehringer.
 Music Address, County Unit in School Ad- ninistration," Dr. Elwood ubberly. 'HThe Place of the School in the Ma tional Thrift Program c. l.. Miel, assistant director government say ings organization.
 Adjournment.
 Wednesday afternoon. 1;15 D. m. Rural school section, A. O. Neal, chair
 man. General Topic. Improvement of Rural
 School Conditions pr. Cubberly, Miss Elsie Toles, Mir.
 MacAIiIlan, Dr. Works, Dr.
 4. J. Matthews.
 General discussion. I1:15 p. m. primary section, Miss A. Maude Sproat, chairman. Dr. Suzzallo, Miss McCrickett. Miss Nell Grant, C E. Rose General discussion. High school section, F. l.. Webb. chair
 man, 2:45. Dr. Suzallo, Dr. Cubberly, Dr. von KleinSmid. Dean Butler. Adjournment
 Thursday afternoon, 1:15 D. m Elementary school section, Miss Lucy Nash, chairman. Preaching Primary Arithmetic" Dr | Suzallo.
 Teaching Spelling in Primary Grades 1 Dr. SuzzalIo.
 Modern Teaching of Reading in the Elementary school section. Miss Boeh- l ringer, chairman. Literature in the Elementary Grades ] Miss McCrickett. l Demonstration in Reading,s Miss | Maude Sproat l Discussion of reading, or class ir dramatiZation. Vocational sections, PAS. l Trades and Industries ...J. T. RyaI 1 'AgricultureR -..-....C. E. Bowie: Home Economics" .... Miss Coleman Administrators conference, 2:45. Supt. John D. Loper, chairman.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

Address, "The Child and the Law. T Miss Elizabeth McCrickett. Address Dr. Henry SuzZallo Elementary Grades Miss Me Cricket.
 General discussion. High school section, F. E. Webb, chair man. Dr. Cubberly, Dr. von KleinSmid, Mir
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

Tieman, Dr. Works. Dr. SuzzaIIo.
 Business meeting. 4 D. m.
 Adjournment Thursday evening 500 P. NJ.
 Administrators Conference. S46f. J. D. Loper. Chairman. Dr. Won K1einSmi pr. SuzzaIIo D,. CEbberly, Miss McCrickett. MT Tie man.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

pr. Suzzallo, pr. Cubberly, Miss Me Cricket, Dr. Works, Etc. Wednesday evening. high school audi
 torium. D. m.
 Music. AuuFGSS MISS MCGTlCkeIl Address Suzzallo Thursday morning. a. m. Physical culture drill, Phoenix public schools 30 minutes.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-10

Address, Demands Of Society Upon the School" Elizabeth c. McCrickett, Ypsilanti normal college.
 Music Address, Significance of Educational Measurements" Dr. Elwood Cubberly Address, What Constitutes Expert Service in Education" Dr. Henry SuZzallo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
Handkerchief

This store has always been hand
kechief headquarters. Plain linen, in
,itia!s, lace madeira and beautiful two
tone embroidered handHerch!efs are
here in great variety. Holiday boxed
a special Csc crepe de chine .... l9c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14

TOYLAND BEChoNS- w .Q
with vast assortment Of things for the child
reil and they are all
HIGH CLASS TOYS
Santa Claus himself could have made no bet
t3Isalection than the great collection of toys we
have assembled Gu cur third floor.
Automobiles wagons, sleds, Charlie Chaphns,
penny toys, fire engines trains, teddy bears,
desks, wash tubs tool chests and hundreds OF
other articles that will gladden. the hearts. OF
many Alexandria children on Xmas morn.
NOT ONLY QUALITY BUT THE REASON
ABLE PRICES ARE THE OUTSTANDING
FEATURES OF OUR TOYS
Christmas is only two weeks off. Don't take
what's left, but select early
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
Toilet Articles

A new department that has proved
immensely popular because Of the
quality. Unique sets of perfumes and
powders, an ideal gift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
Ribbons

Well, III say-Our stock of holt
day ribbon was selected late in the
season insuring the choicest and new
est designs, at the lowest prices, so
many useful gifts are now made from
ribbons and you will have no trouble
in finding whatyou want here. :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
Novelties

; Comb and brush sets, nh: stands,
Dor bon trays, jewel cases, ash trays,
smoking sets, picture frames, mill
tary sets, priced as low as 3&.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
Neckwear

that has charm about it-women's
collars of fine lace and organizes,
sets Of collars and cuffs of the finest
Swiss make.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
WHAT WOMAN DOESN'T LIKE
SILK UNDERWEAR?

Camisoles gowns, teddies, boomers, in satin and
crepe de chine in dainty tints beautifully embroder-
ed and prettiy trimmed S1.e8 to $4,000
a large purchase of handsome silk camlsoles en-
ables us to offer unusual values at $2.95. Worth
much more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14

Are the gifts that are THE
PRACTICAL KIND and appeal to
those who truly appreciate the things
which make home more attractive.
This store mas Always taken spe-
cial pleasure in its white goods de-
partment and we invite You to make
your selections here.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-14
Fer THE CONVENIENCE

Of these who do not have~tne to shop during the
day, this store will be open evenings beginning WE'D
NESDAT, DEC 18th and continuing over the holi-
days =,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22

seph Caiflaux aWeau legaturi ST.
milare in Franta, fost .lasat IL
ber din lipsa de evidente cum
scrie Epoca. Maindatul de ares
tare contra lni Daldda, care fost
acuzat de aceaasi lucru ca Cava
llinie, a fost anulat.
Egiptul va fl in curind inde-
pendent. - Washington. - Egip
tul care din 1892 a devenit un
protectorat al Marei Britanii, in
curind Isl va recapata indepeil-
denta.
Din surse care par a Fl demne
Gle toata increderea 81 care ,as
fost confirmate de aceia care
sunt in strinsc lcgatura Gu mis-
carea pornita pentru independent
ia acclei tari, s'a primit aceasta
stire.
Protectoratul rigid militar ca
re q fost stabilit. in Egipt de en-
glezi in 1914 a fost considerat de
multi ca ultima loWitura data
acelora care luptan pentru indc-
pendenta Egiptului. lnsa pre-
silnea continue a'dusa asupra mi
nistrului de eXterne de catra pa
triotii egipteni 81 evenlmentele
care s'au desvoltat in ultImul
timp, a facut ca .visul cefor de
pc malul Nilului sa Sc reali-
zeZe.
Strife sosite la Washington IN
dica ca la sfirsitul discutiilor III
ours intre comisia engleza 81 e.
gipteni va rezulta intro anunta
re, din partea englezilor ca E.
giptul Isl va ppimi autonomia.
| X X Il
O sinucidere misterioasa. =
New York. - Casa della tara a
unei matuse a lui Henry Hum
phrev Parsons, un tlnar bogatas
81 advocat din New York, a
fost cercetata de detectlvi, carl
| doresc stabili motivele 81 felu]
cum eel mai sus mentionat s'a
sinucis in .baie an casa aceasta.,
Autoritatile care All facut an.
cheta spun ca au aflat URINE de
vioIlcnta pc lcaIdavrul lui Par
SONS, ceea ce dovedeste ca avu.
Gu cineva lupta, Gu citeva orr
inainte de Sc sinucide. o fata
de casa spune ca foarte de dimi-
neata deschis usa pentru Par
sons, care se intorcea acasa. Ea
| spune ca hainele de pc ell crau
rupte 81 fata singera.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22
DIN fUCA (ONDHuLUI.

Sc zice ca compania de zahAr
care fost condamNata Gle irl-
bunalul Pittsbnrg la O amehd;:
dc $4,000 pentru ca a eNplotat
publicul nu s'a aparat 81 ma pro.
testat. - De ce sc, protesteze.,
cind vorba acea, la piseat un pr.
rece? Dintr'u 'un million sau dou;.
luati Gu japca, cine n ar ola zecc
mil, bucuros Ca poate pastra re-
stul.
Dar specialization GU hartia
ciild lie va veni rIndulg
Asta iarna era lilsa de gaz 81
z',ele aceste electrical ne-a tras
clapa de ann stat pc intuneric le
c,teya orr 81 de doua orr ziarlLl il
csi. Gu cite trei ore iatarziere.
R:lul? Alta socoteala. In ascrie
/ ca cazuri clectro-mctrnl masoa-
I'd 81 eleatricitatea ,iii. aer, ii
consumatorul platest. fara Sc
zica circ. ..Daca ii rlac.."'
In adunarea generala asccieta-
til ,,Negru Noda" pc cini 50 lis
,uta propunerile Comitatuln' Sn-
'em Executiv, Sc e"aala III.
CONN Gu numele A. Sucis,, d" me.
scrie Romin 81 de ma ationalitate
facator de rachiu 81 z,ca. ..F1a-
t:lor. Sc ba@am binc de scama
.ccEl hotarim propuneril", ca dnar
oomnii della Unirne $: ;lrla ziar
,urntru binele lor fac asticl de
rropmeri, ca sc poata face brrta
mare 81 sd Sc imbete end merg
la adunarile G. S. H." - Ba.all
nCrocul Bine bade, daci n'ai1
hea moi 81 altii, ca moi. cr.ai face
ca rachia pe care fabricis Oar
sill ce: Hal Sc schimbau. roz:tiu-
1ile sa-ti creased 81 burta matd-
lrtei.
Tn altul, tot la adunarn So
cictatii ,,Negru Voda", 81 To- la
sedinta acca zice in gura mare
..Se repasim din Uniune cd Ioal
Uniunea de acea aduce astfal de
propuneri ca societatile 81, Sc W
traga din Uniune 81 Tninn'a Sc
remina stapina pc haleic soeista
tilor. A nimerit-0 a Eremia
Gu oistca in gard. MultG nal Ira
vanii resar in capul unora ear.
nu si-au dat osteneala Sc vada pc
ce lume traiesc.
Sc zica ca in Statele Unite nu
s'a gdsit rominea 81 la ua con
sulat romin sa angajat Q ungu
| roaica. ST vestitul antisemi1
Policrhoniadi miapca cite sap c II
dani la dejun. dar dupa eycrel
cute ii lasa gllra apa. Totusi
prea prea. :. de oaie.
Pc reclama unei biserici dir
Cleveland: lin valea pacatelor
veniti de Va unit GU moi Ii
11.45." Duca-sa cine-o vrea
Daca ar Fl yorba de Valea Calu
gareasca sau Valea Teancului
|treaca mearga.
1 n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22
A H..

Am primit mai multe plingeri
din partea acelor carl au cumpa-
rat rcmanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu ca
n'au pri,nit volumul al doilea.
LEAN inregistrat 81 am anuntat
sa mai astepte fiindca din cauza
lipsei personalului della posta. ex-
peditia Sc face Gu mari intarzieri.
Unii au primit cartea la 0 luna
dupa expedierea ei. Acum, prin
aceasta, rugam pc toti carl ne au
reclamat ca nu l-au primit ca da-
CD inca nu lea capatat sd ne in
stiinteze prin citeva rinduri, ara
tind 81 adresa corect& 81 daca sc
poate nu la Baxa, ca sd le trimi-
TEN, de data aceasta asigurst.
Nu vcim Sc remina nimeni de
paguba 81 dac4 nu lam satisfacut
pima astazi, cauza a fost c& spe
ram ca le vor capata 81 sd nu-i C.
bligam sc ne trimita volumul de
prisos inapoi.
6. r. PAScU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22
CHINA VA fNTRA IN LIGA.
NATIUNILoR.

PEKING, % Iunie. Culver
null chinez a ratificat stratatul
de pace Gu Austria, aceasta, Sc
spune in cer9nrile diplomatilor,
il da dreptnl de a participa in
Liga Natiulnlor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22

danG febue poate baza pc nnxrul de z u eocetalor
81 81 mebsilof din Uniune nHa pc s0cstxte Al aurent
Leu toae ohgatune lcr fata de Uniune 81 pc mebr or
Rpg A. citeasca bine continual acestnr 1xpu
e bne ptieepat II ineles. Stuatunea foarte n
trebue ~ tgecem usurinta peste 81 8s N SH e 81
Expu4area motyelor ca privre IL cele I'm x M
nesza II num3rn de milne. esgF d 4.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22
INfORMATlUN|

Tragedie familiara. West
Orange, N. j. = ,,Tata a fost in
totdeauna fau ell mamas acest 9
simple cuvinte ale unui copil de
sapte ami fost tot ce a putut
politia afla 81 care reflecta asu-
pra tragediei dip familia lni Ne
well Smith.
Newell Smith, in etate de 3f
ami inpuScat 81 ucis pc sofia
lui, apoi STA slobozit .un glonte
prin reer, in Rrma unei cete VI
olente pc cary avnt-o GU sofia
lni Margaret.
Pc cand sc petrecea aceasta era
Ida tragedie copii victimelor, unnl
de trei ami, altul de cinci ami 81
eel mai mare de sapte ami, SC
jlu:au pc afara.
Primul desastru Ia b6ile de va.
|r&. - BOSTON. - Primnl dezastru
la baile de yara q avuf l0c la Re-
we're Beach, in aprGiiere de aces:
orag, c61sd nm val enorm. intro
singura smncitura, q s,nnls de pe
un ON haiTla de baie care era cx-
eeaiv de mare, pc care . fnchiri-
sse Ii lOcul dbicinuit al bali. Va.
lnl 1i-a dus victina foarte depar.
fte II mall Jar c6nd s'a retras "a
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22
BUCHET DE IARNA.

Era geamnri gerul tesut
Scinteetoare flori de ghiata
Si ace fine de CRYSTAL
De-o feerica albeata.
*N!t
Din spuza frageda a vietii,
Garoafe aprinse All ras3rit
81 trandafiri 'nvoalti de sere
Carbuni albastrii au iiflorit. ]
ei-acum, cfnd fire de argint,
Pc frunte incep 81 Sc astearn3
1E-al treilea buchet ciudat
AL florilor de iaxna.
1Ei1anl Mcnen1ret.
Universal Literax
:. -.
Romanul !, ,viFtute ~ Desfriu's
Dop& Volp1pe ~ 6a J. s. 1olo-
epl unipne 4. Uolla y
plnx llIll 1 n. !. 3 1Dp B JQ6
na ~. O. 1on NIi1k|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22

care 1nNbuSea cu mutt pc i ca!Or
carl priveau la aceasta srana, a
fost secs de nefericita vicslnia.
A luat-o la fuga spre cdificiul
sbaii, intsa in usa era 0 mnltime
de lame de ambele scxe.
S'a oprit.
A pornit apoi din non spre lo-
cnl rezervat pentrli scalda, Insi
Ri de ochi erau iadreptati spre
81. S'a oprit din nou.
la venit apoi 0 ilce 81 mai
reredc ca 81 cum STAR in.hips!
onauI s'a aruncat lii mare.
Prietenii lui zalarl,i' c;lntau
incrata haina de baie. valui a
t!ls.o cine site in ce adincnri. MI
Iva; intr 'un tirzin, cineva la a.
l'.Mmat cdmasa, $. h.eiai ON. e.
RI att de fericit III eli. 4 Mnltu
nit de mil de orr binefacatorului.
" %~
Omorit pc cind telefcns. - Sal
inael Rock din Vigil, Ohio, q
fost aflat ieri mort l1nga cnti,
de telefon la trei mile spre sud
de Berea, in apropiere de inia
Baltimore and Ohio. Sc crede cd
a fost eleetrizat. Pc fata lui SC
vedea decolorari, 81 oare cara
arsuri la talpa. Cutia. de telefon
era deschisa.
Rock era intendent la sactie
liniei de tramvaiu judeteana.
El plecat de acasa la anne lzi.
Clamp Clark va Fl pus pc lista
candidatilor. Montgomery Ci-
ty, Mo-. y Deputatul Champ
Clark din all noualea distric.. din
Missouri va fl pus pc lista can
didatilor la scaunul presidential
in congresul national al pirticu-
lui democrat.
i'm caz cind numele lui Ciarl,
nu pus pc lista pln,i eind dele
gatia din Missouri ajunge la San
Francisco, judecatorul Rosenber-
ger spune ca el va pune pc fos-
tul presedinte al camerei pe llsti.
Rcfuzul lui McAdoo ca Sc intra
in hora 81 sentimental crescind
pentru Clark face pc acasta IN
candidat ideal, declara judcea-
torul IA
ID. Clark care reprezinta al no.
ualea district i'm Sfatul Tarii dc
douazeci 81 sase de ami, refnzat
ca sc intrc formal in acest con,
test.
Auf rusesc in Danemarca. -
C'openhaga. - Banca Internatio-
nala de scont a. fost organizata
aici GU un capital de 100000
| coroane, capital care al engle-
zilor 81 danezilor. Presedinte c
Sir Martin Aibrahamson. Banca
| aceasta a primit della banca ru-
seasca cam 5,O00,OM coroane in
aur.
Prin operatiile acestei banci de
de scont s'a luat primii pasi ne
cesari pentru 1mceperea conner
ciului GU Russia. Depunerea aces
tor bani in aur nu va prejudltli'
intru mimic solutia prob'lemei r.
compensated datoriilor pc carf
Franta lie are la Russia. Aurul a.
cesta este exalllziv % garantS per
tru plata lucrurilor, cumparat
| Gle Russia.
Turcii ataca din ncu pc engleii
= Constantinopol. Alte nou'
atacuri au fost date Ge fortele la
Kemal asupra. trupelor englezl
din. apropiere de Ismid. Sa u lu
at masuri ca populatia crcstiAs
din aIcest tinut Sc. fie mutata.
| Afghan amsnintA Indiile. =
Londra. - o 'depesa prin tele
4 grafia fara fir fost trimisa dir
Moscova spunind ca trupeee Al
CHAN au inceput sd sc concentre
re la frontiera Indiei, Gu scoplr
de ataca fortele engleze dfl
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22

Liga Natiuniler infrint4, spun
rosii. - Lo1ldra. Decizia com
siliulai suprean al Ligei Natiuni-
lor de astepta dllpa rezaJltatul
promisiei facuta de gavemnl boil
sevist ca Sc, ewaaueze Enxell, este
considerata de- rosii din Moscova
ca infrtngere q Ltgei Natiun7lor
dnpa cum spnne o depeea ofHiada
din MOMcOva.
Tovarxsul hi uai116dx liber. -
Roma. - Filipo Cavallinie, IN
fost deputat, aei,zat "a ~ cosnu,
Enicat Gu inamicpl' eam in ace
lasi tisnp cind Roao Pa y Jo-
~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22

Afghan ameninA Indiile. -
LonIdra. = o 'depeSa prin tele-
grafia fara fir fost trinisa din
Moscova spunind ca trupeee Al
CHAN au 1nceput sd Sc concentre-
re la frontiera Indiei, ca scopul
de a ataca foNele ealgleze df1
Indii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-22

Turcii ataca din ncu pc engleii.
Constantinopol. Alte noul
atacuri au fost date Ge fortele lui
Kemal asupra. tr9pelor engleza
din. apropiere de Ismid. Sa u lu-
at masuri ca populatia crcstlns
din acest tinut Sc fie mutata.
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-02
kEluuNo7aA~
CAMPAIGN ,BAR'LS.

Ii it is wrong to buy senaorship in Michigan and ls 1T
pbt to be wrongand buy presidential nomination IN the
United States what political bosses are trying to do
Why? ,
Because they control the president in the interest
m rich prohee have him free to do what IS best for
the nation a whole
The amount money being used to control the national
continued The of elections has been growing enor
osv promises become perfect saurnaa OF cor
ruphon. -,
Borah the Wood management Indiana with buying
testimonials from all of people favor of General Wood at
81. so each ,
dispatch from Indiana said the word had to get the
nomination for Wood at hatever cost
Borah Lowden to buy the
nation by an unlimited expenditure of He the South
Dakota primary Wood and Lowdn SO Tor
each their candidates secured. 80
Kenyon would limit primary expenditures TO OOOO
IN each state for presidential candidates.
Fred W. Upham Republican National Committee treasurer de
mics has $0,000000 spend the election But it
he said will have that fund such shape that 1t
can be utilized most effectively
Herbert Hoover said have campaign, have finance
clubs have sprung doing the honor of advoat
have doubt that they will be only glad
to keep their books open for inspection at all times
Who going the presidential candidates the
who the the who have the dolars
Hoover says: Il believe that the American people should
Yecf their officials
What does Wood say2 Lowden? Harding?