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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

location and nm extra Hgc lot Price III.
IRVING PLACE Practically new five.
room bungalow with all latest improve
mentH geo 'eaoo cash hcwiH a ptt"
1850 CASH. $50 pcr month modern four.
room bungalow nicely decorated; nice
fixtures on pavement. high east front
lot garage, good lucutton can owner
l,bOo Down buys dandy five-ronm
bungalow east front good we'll large
rooms. paved street. price 5000, $500
cash lhllt & sons Phone Osasc ssl6.
EAST SIDE Fhr-room modern hunga-
low, electricity. Fireplace. garage and
driveway, servants duArtcrH, On paving
close to car llnc. ,tnll sized lot, 81. 500,
=" 0No cash, T. ! lhrian. Usage ass
FOR SALE FNc-ruom furntshed HOUSE
at 2lG Nauthus, also 1rrscy COW and
thotoughorcd chickens phone cili or
Cedar G67
soUTH SIDE bargain very attractive
bungalow oak floora, uantel we'll. "a
rage servants quarters, 81 zoe cash nay
mrnt Phone ogase p66l " J. ucnry
FIRST QUALITY two-storv rcs,l,u,c IN
MorninEsde; material and rn,h the
finest; combination furnace fun base.
want quarters. choice lucation ror priro
and terms phone tsaEe sRGl. W.
Henry.
ron sALF -Two'ruom huuse! lot 6ONiIo,
innuiro 'ilI D. Third
FOW SALE Seven room mudrru house
east front, garage, ON lltury lUe 81. 900
yash. halaugc on terms phour psure ESQ.
FOR SALE-SiA room mudcrn hom, nm ~
SINH. lovely Wautrl built iu frlturrs.
s 500 cash, balance on terms Phone Usage
FOR SALE Five room modern hume.
uuhi.in features screened porch. ooh
floors. ful size Dot. s. 900 cash. balance
un terms fhour psavg tat
= ooo CASH buys n,r-roow nolrru hun.
Ealow uU uaHt slide. lu desirable UoiE
rcrhood. price $3.50. Fountain a Nirr
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rR>CK,GE AND INDrsrRI,. ~

GOOD FACrpUN site. trackagc, access 10
Santa Ne and Frisco railroad. lot
9GaN2gi. some improvements. price So 500.
part cash g. H. Tcrwlllcger. Usage Sig2.
'slur iTe
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NCNE rs today now nvr-room hurra
low tlno msn'r. nw hrh' tlNurn fine
ments cannot he beat. AN tne nulrIu Ten.
turps. HgsNy oak fuur. NuUkstHu a An.
gei Phone psare rl'H-tl'a
aY OWSER-SiA rooms. Second and
Utica Usage Nf40.N
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WEST SIDE. clogr in real good i've.
room bungalow. ooh fi"urr. plenty beat
ing fruit, basement EaraFo, price iC.o00,
500 cash UhlH q SONS. phone Usage
$3.50 Room 4 1oeh south Main
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

8REAT nAUGAtN South aide nov two
aiory residence, beautifully decorated /,
uv,ng room across front sleeping porch
uAntel, basement garage, wonderful veil
Of water only $500 some terms phone
Osarr 0GGl w Henry
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LAMBS AM PAINS ron s,Lr =

ron SALE-320 acres one mile off Al. |
land hiEh class Improvement; fenced
aud cross fenced; 100 acreH alfalfa Land.
Good water and only mine mites from
terms See Russ l.. Grant, 6li Security
nldE. phone e1eo.
~ rHis YOun idea of Florida a little
a garden some Rrssbsrry plants and
perhaps ftw chickens, "a vine covered
sottaEe among your orange ana ErapS9-
anco, plenty " qnuil and game. simple
natural wholesome iife In the omen the
aud an independent Income All thls Is
within YOUR reach At a very modest outlay
In THIS beautiful land " sun-hine and "p.
portuuitlca We are On the direct line nf
the Atlantic Sea Hoard railway, ALSO On
the pi'ie highway here we have freedom.
comfort and economy ~ country llIe, ya
ways TO- the largest inland town ~ Flor.
Ida. lakeland, ana only two hours by
like rumua and ST Petersburg living cN-
pcnHcs moderate. To people with en-
lcaru more ~ the opportunities In this
moW pro"peron" stat. We WI D. glad TO
glve fullest Information " = inrlam
ron sALr2-.I2o- acre farm near Ncosho
Mo- On maoadami4ed road 100 acre.
In cultivation, two good sets Of improve,
montH, a. acres In wine grapes. beat land
in the county hos ilg Joplin Mo
I.ANDiESs MEN
Re independent On hardwood lands In
kalks.ka and Antrim counties Mich.
fine Tor grains fruit, poultry, truck
dairllnE good flshing bunting. fine ell.
mate ra,ro.ds, markets school:
terms Ia to / ieo-acre tracts, we hclp set
uers, 30 AeRLs eNprti'nce' largest com
Esgy IN . writ. tar free Go9klet;
Rank nlds. chicago. IN
ron SALE acres. seven mitcs west
Of Sklatook 100 acres tiliahle, balance
terms, half cash See Russ /. Grant. 5it
Security Wde phone 2iso
rR,CK,GE ANp INDrsrRIu @
.uOOD FACTORY sitc trsckagc. access TO
Santa Ne and Frisco railroad. lot
26SNHii, som" improvements. price 50 300.
rart cash. G. H. rcr~llicser Usage Sis2.
F0N SALE -rrnckoEe lot 7osioo feet,
Just right tor warehouse purposcs.
across from Frisco drpot for 2.ooo:
terms, see Russ l.. Grant hlA Security
nldE, phone el6o
GLOVE II CORNER hctoD Sic. near
trprkaEr. ON street car line, lot 10NloO.
rhono osae' geel, " Henry
wA>TrU-REAI ESTATE s,
WE SELL residences quick, list Nnurs
with MS to-day can Allison Realty
WNNrEp buy live or NX-room no'I-
rru house tu good ioca1ion can OsaEe
WANTED buy direct from owner Four
or nvr or slN-ro1m house have 81. 900 10
make FIRST pay mcnt. can pay $50 a month
Uu balance Hhonr hsare l1at.
LIST YOtU property with Patterson
Realty Co.. They sell a. OSaEo $3.50
WANT Tu UuY from owner tive ur siN-
room bungalow or duplex, CLOSE in.
must he hargaiui can make substantial
cash payment give fun particulars urr!
want To- buy s homo Address 7fl-D care
uf World. Tulsa. okla
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

sENES ROOMS, beautiful decorations.
oak floors, sun room breakfast room
latest features. two -Rtuty, furnace heat
garage. basement price ~ low, " 500,
81 500 cash liaff 4 Sons phone OuaHe
hkAH-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

HAVB several houses f0r sale these
homes are modern and first class In
every respect. aud arc on the market nt a
bargain. YOU ran get fun Information by
address .pO2. care % world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

SOUTH SIDE SS blocks rrom Fourth
and Main, broom bungalow with sleep.
ing porch; basement and garage, gooh
apartment site location, 81 South Gntn.
rie phone Oaage Gbba
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

We make y speciality u funeral desient
and can S~rnlsh YOU flowers fpr an oc-
cRsinnH icncker Florist. 10 W Fourth st.
Fhonc osaEc iSos
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MI0rmim&Sidle

Bungalow under construction will be ready
for occupancy in short time, living room
20x22, dining room 13xl6, den xii; note,
these three rooms will have oak trim, guest
room 11x12, equipped for Holmes bed, masters
room 12xl5, enclosed sleeping porch 10xl5; the
three bedrooms have plenty of closet space;
kitchen ska with every modern convenience;
tile bath 6x11, with linen cabinet; breakfast
alcove exc; refrigerator room 6x6; basement
33x50 two-car garage and modern servants
quarters. Character of construction, 2x10 floor
osts on 18-inch centers; outside walls storm
sheeted with heavy building paper between
sheeting and redwood siding, metal corner
strips. If you buy now you can select your own
decorations and light fixtures. Location is the
best in Mornngside. For particulars call the
owner.
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FIRST QUALITY two-uturv rcstl ,u,, IN
MorninEside. material and finish the
finest; combination furnace, fun base.
mont regular attic. twu.var gnrrCr, Eor-
want quartrrs, choice location For price
and terms phone osaEe sGfl. W. j
Henry.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A1HENDt iuU ~Nii ~
FI0 RAIL- I'd, .ud tt..ptte tfa,ta. ,.u.'
i1' iusi on kuert IIto urn"n. r't
terms Uud pUHHeHH.uu ruf. .." liIsr l'
Grant ,iA 9o,udV nI'a phHn" 'lt'
Won sgIE. $40 p,rca ,luas in on Alto.
ribs hiehwaN 400 h'teH hn'l"W i'h'
bslau'c h"st urlani ~ tepV g"''h oi 's
r,re itaott 30 DsIrs BOO Alfalfa fni w.
pef acre. t.rruH. rrc Russ T. GRANT HIN
ss,urty Bids phone 200
ron sALE Acre tfu,t hruto wcil. Co.
mrut cellar end frui' tfrr. 900 hli
r1y Del atop Roo t'fk 'nt hhr .
rWo ACUEs four roon house rarnr",
food w,u rWi uces me" 'hrt'h
500. taruuH or Will trtd, for small fHru
near rulsn oHnge .N1'
uAugAfS ti,,. room hnu.r. EprHF,.
storm cave good 'iHtuIu. Wrii. ll'h'F
shade. price 1900, good terms. usage
.f'4
ranoh. AN nllDf fuuiheHH ~ Springfield
Nn OhU atIsH fine pasture. 700 IF"H ni
rur white nul rud uHk timber "lI 'H'
.irht 90 ton militon feet ~ luWhyi r"r
Merry sos SECURITY itidr TULSA om"
rhure rodnr ltit.
No NtNEU NOTION land Hdi"iuiur irrk4
on tho north g. 500. 'O.u,r farm. we'll
iupFD,pd uud too miles snuth tI~ur l"'H
So per hrrc. 100 acre one mir 'brl Nhl'
thrce producing uu wolfe 11o artrs MluF1
bUttuu land. iwrrutomuu's worth $500.
pricc 100 per mere. 100 a'rrH woll lm
proved 'flr! bottom farm, "a miles
snutheaHt Tulsa. ti'a per Agfr Ihoue
isas uom . nynum iudg
10 ACHES -four ruam house. half mile east
~ city $4,000 some terms Ph"n" pHar"
ssaf
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ron sALF TNu.room house lot 6ONito,
innuiro ailI g. Third
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-09

non aAIE Acre tract houtr. wclI &C.
mrnt cellar end fruit tfcrH 900 hhi
Is., BeI atap ROD Pork cat limo
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


uUi SIS ton SAtt rs
FIVE HOOM mousse. not fbi out ELL clear
batu snd Chicken h"us' good Vol
Katy' n'5Sso ooo hsodl,s' naIauca
es.y phhnnga Golden. Npnsl Really.
1850 $50 ,sab. usiarce ,aay. ~ nan.
u.p-duid'u. Mutual u'aly 90 H"hin7'"
kENbNii 'piIEDl .1uDa i"1',f.3."
bungalow uiur rrrdsn chicken house.
ro"d wtll ono bloch NJ ,ar. 10000 no
cHah $40 per month D.fiauuuu. .u"ldsn
MutuaI N,,'u. ~ Hobinaon nldr. psnr"
giIi
FOt SALE rie,. r,au bungalow un n0f'n
Hld.. now pud up.iH date. 81 900 'nHh
Archer H'pltv rN. cedar POS
$500 rAHif huya 70 dpuiy twu.r.Hu p'HH.
tered and 200 fine rulsh. with la'E.
,.ow'H van w'il 90 GOOD 10, nay ~
h,u.s. pfi,o fut uuirk sale . $50 and
so p"f month uolyman co., '"d"f
ron SALE Gisht room. two story house,
f1'ufs-. one block nr"rt Ger Hlf hlocts
from Nsin ~ snlhng divtencs. price
ouiy - 500 ~ 900 cash. balance ''"y
OAage s2o5
DANDY stN .nuuM bunraior In tenyiew
addition hardwood hootH nhl, 10 i"t
tutes. iGtOo. torms ulobe real Estate
go. cedar
| SoHru AIDE sls room nov bunEalowa
plk nyur4 immediate p"a'rH"i'n, ''.'''
U
| bANpY REvEN EDOM homo ON north
Side. large ruuuH. sll hstdwo"d fl"otH.
many butt in features, fr' basement an.
! safaEr. oomrnt drive. price $4,000 gond
1 terms dlobe Real Eatai" co 'ed"r q
/ W. HAVE buyers fur duplosca. your liHt
I INKS vii be auprc'iHted 'all Globe He'I
] Estate 'p. trdar d
five Room bungalow hatd Nood floors,
| g. 500 g. 800 cash balanre easy pay
ments rerkhn ambition Globe real ts'
D HH.H. fH.s.l.
/ pOgaE4sfO% ~ once. unc sit fuun huufe
/ nv NYp. room huusr corner lots your
/ .huirq good terms. f"o owner 1901 y.
[ ron sALE 10 room DUNE, close IN add
, 70 good buy ~ ~ OO0. terms Arch"f
N"aity 90 tedar 21t
I W. HANE aumc good hntEalns In b.th
clW aggd t"..ma, property can Nf'h''
~ 900 CAHHt % beautiful fivc-room mod
etn bungalow new ana In good c"ndi
o. 'so' phones osnre 7sis and osare
| b0sR Cail Mr. Aldorron with Mc Yudon
Invcstmeni 20 2io SECURITY nldg
A DANDY nys room. modern hunenl,w
In features. ,hl. houh is well bult and
well arranged, priced at $1,000 900
GTnge FsG5 or Onagr BOSS ask for Mr.
Aidctsnu with the Yad"n Investment Go.
10 Security nos
NEw riyE-h3ioM ihio,, hon,e, ,"ns "SE h9o,' ,o5'
turep. hreakfast room and othcr teatgrcs,
good l"caI"g, price only te7bo- 2 200
1853 or Moss Yadon lnycatment Co. ~
Security mag
t57to. TERMS, 81 800 cash balgnce
bungalow nll oak floors enamel finish
nice decorations and light nNturos Ufick
fuf Nj DourlasE Win the Nadon invcnt.
! nent 90. - Security HldR phone bTagf
Tssa or osaRe Eoss
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uoI srs rOn sALE

o ACHES -four ruam house. half mle eaht
~ city, fg0 some terms Phone Usage
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LOTS ron ssLE

FOR SALE or trade; two iotsI cLrner ~
Ninth and Gnrdnn and two lots corner of
Tenth and Gordan. CALI Cedar illG
VACANT LOT-5oNbO, close In aouth.
west aidt. $4,000 home across street
only s216d AugrL 3i7 Robinson, phone
pssgc Tiba-gO7G
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= 600 CASH buys fNr.rnnU fnulrru hun.
Falow ou uaHt slide. lu desirable uoiEh.
norhuod pricr $3.50. Fountain a tirr
uhuuo OnUrr "NnF
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kEE EnAII. ADDITION - rhrrr.room
house. n '0O-T500 balance easy. 1all
Wright ur Nuu. Cedar 1860 on Robinson
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03

is more than 5000. This is about
seven times the, number in the
United States in 1889, when the
first buffalo census was taken.
There are eight government herds.
six of which are under the control
Of the department OF agriculture.
The largest herd in this country is
In charge Of the interior depart
ment and is located in the Yellow
stone National park. where there
are about $50 bison. The Smith
sonian Institution now has q herd
Of Is at the National Geological
park, Washington, D. C.
1.-TWO herds have been establish
ed in the last year, one in Sullys
Hill park. North Dakota, the other
in the Pisgah national game pre-
serve. North Carolina. The other
herds supervised by the department
Of agriculture are located in the
Montana national bison range; the
Niobrara reservation. Nebraska. and
the Wind Cave game preserve,
South Dakota. The plan of the de-
partment Is to establish at least ten
herds. widely distributed, in order
to prevent the spread of any con-
tagious disease, should it become
uncomfortable in any Of the herds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03

candidate, but finally the COM
handler was persuaaed It Was his
duty to run. !.
.He stipulated that he could mot
leave his duties; that he could not
be active and that he could not con-
tribute one dollar to this move
ment. This determination was re-
l.giously adhered to by him and
tie proof viii positively show that
mot one dollar Of his money was
ever handled by anyone.
"The organization that was sub
sequently built up under the SUPER
vision of Mr.. Paul H. King was un-
ecubtedly the most perfect politi-
cal organization ever put together.
The commander was running
against the best advertised man in
America. II was necessary, in the
Judgment of these respondents in
charge OF the campaign, that his
qualifications be given the widest
publicity. A general advertising
campaign of newspapers. circulars,
pamphlets and similar devices was
organized, in charge of the most
skillful publicity men who could be
found, who did their work
t oroughly and with absolute hon
esty."
From this point the attorney told
the Jury in detail the connection OF
most of the RESPONDENTS with the
case.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03

Uncls sans treasure trovs"
party for his little ,nephe~s and
niscss to be held on May s next,
u going to ~ attended b. tens Of
THOUSANDS Of children from Maine
70 California Invitations to the
party viii be issued on April -
and the lucky ones to receive "eids"
viii b the national. state. county,
township. city and village winners
In the national essay contest In
schools, Feb. 20, on the subject,
what are the benefits Of IN en-
listmsnt in the United States
army
The treasure trove" II going to
contain gold medals. silver med
als, loving cups. suits Of clothes,
dresses. hats. hank deposits and
what-nots. More than 10000 prizes
are already listed and 1t is expect
ed that by Feb. 20 there will have
been offered more than 10000
prizes. There's . gold medal for
the best essay written by 3 negro
child in Dallas. TEXAS. and . ton
Of coal for the best essay in Indian
apolis. Oh, no! these aren't the
only prizes offered In these two cit
les; they are merely given to show
the scope Of the thing. Scholar
ships in business colleges and q
years subscription to the home
town paper have been put into the
treasure trove."
1t Is strenuously denied that
Count Hohenzollern has been Offer
ed . BOBBY prize Of An autographed
photograph to the writer Of the
worst essay and that Wilhelm has
requested permission to sit with
Secretary Baker and Generals Per-
shing and March on the essay board
Of judges. It is admitted that Ho-
henxollern knows something about
the United States army, however.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03
REVOKE PERMIT
| FOR NEIGHB0RS
Commissioners Give Property 0wn'
err Verdict Over Gas Staten;
Settle Another Unique Case.

Property owners living In the
neighborhood Of the corner OF
Twelfth street and Eighteenth ave-
nue. appealed to the city authorities
and were successful, through &C.
ton in the weekly meeting OF the
city commission yesterday. IN &C.
curing the revocation OF . permit
formerly given the Standard Oil
company to build one of IT'S filling
stations on that site.
In their petition these property
owners requested that some action
be taken to prevent the station
from being erected. They styled
It nuisance and asserted that they
refused to tolerate such q place. On
the motion of Mayor Harry h.
Schriver the information was re-
ceived and filed.
The permit which had been prev
iously secured by the company was
ordered revoked. The authority for
this action on the part Of the COM
missioners was the city ordinance
which requires that building per-
mits be authorized by the council.
The property owners will not be
disturbed by filing station in the
neighborhood, as their petition as
made in full is against the stand
ard Oil company or any other COM
pany" putting up such . station.
Drink Parlors Licensed.
Three soft drink dispensing per-
mits were allowed to be issued by a
resolution passed in this meeting.
Those receiving the permits we're
named as follows:
Edith France. 700 Second ave-
nue.; s. Fuller, 100 Twentieth
street, and Frank Bertelsen, $50
Third avenue.
The weeks payroll Of $479.21 was
allowed by a second resolution and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03

= third embodied several mie1.,
laneous claims Of Z special pals.
which were voted allowed.
Pays Desble Water Brl
The allowance OF 81 to a. q.
thony's hospital - Z refuna 3
water rent paid for building -
struction, uncovered . UNIQUE -.
Of overcharge.
It developed that while the N.
stfuetion was being carried a. ),
the hospital recently one Of the :.
gineers complained to the deos,,
ment Of public works that n.
water meter had broken and v,,e.
was not available for the Job be- =.
experimenting.
The water fer this particular ioA
had been paid for At q fiat rate IN,
this showed 1t was also being nN
by the hospital authorities il ~
bill made from the readings Of th,t
meter. The overcharge was trac,S
down and refunded.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03

heedquaxters hsre -iAsist alap that
people ars croWdtAg evsTy 6.t u
housing spoco Il tho city while n
The ou4lying Aisexiees md suburbs.
there are pleaty Of vacant houses.
Az for IL talk about proAteering
among farmers, PrOfessoF Atkeson
pointed to the statement just issued
by the department OF agriculture
which says:
The average net income q 324
farms IN the richest portions Of
Iowa with NO allowance whatever
for interest on the Investment in
land and equipment was $3.50. II
five per cent be allowed for inter-
est ON the investment, at the value
Of the land before the so-called
BOOM there is left an average OF
only $1,124 to pay for the labor Of
the farmer himself and for the risk
of the business. On the basis Of
average values Of land IL August,
1919. there would be left IN aver
age of only $151 to pay the interest
on the value Of the land and equip
Weut
View Points Similar.
THE fact is that the prices OF
food rose and the rise in land val
ues followed. Prices Of food pro-
duction have shown up in approx
mately the same proportion as gen.
eral prices and in response to the
same worldwide causes - war
scarcities and currency imitation. II
prices Of farm products were to
any degree lower than they are
they would be entirely out of line
with the prices Of other products. .
So the viewpoint Of the govern
ment appears to conform to that OF
the Spokesman Of the farmers or
ganization.
well, what is the answer, what
are we going to do about It" was
the question l asked Professor At
keson.
There isn't anything to do
he said. Things must take their
natural course-people in the cities
will not be convinced any other
way. Therell be a big smash and
prices will fall-then people will
drift back to the farms, and there
will be more labor to cultivate the
land and produce food"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03
ERASE THOSE
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/ WITH POSLAM

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poelam relieves skin aggravation. makes
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Poslam Soap. medicated with Poslam,
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1920-02-03
NEWBERRY DID.
NOT SEEK j. s.
OFFICE, CLAIM
nOntinued from Page One,

candidacy was actually announced
on June IA, 1918.
Brightly or wrongly there was a
very general feeling that Mr.. Ford
did not represent the type Of Amer
lean who, At that critical juncture,
should represent his state in the
United States senate.
Rightly or wrongly, many peo-
ple remembered his campaign
against military preparedness.
Many people remembered his we'll
meaning but misguided efforts to
bring about what now appears
would have been q German peace.
Many people we're bitter. over the
fact that he was not active in the
war and that none of his family
had become active in the war.
Commander Newberry had had
an honorable record in the Span
ish-American war. He had been
secretary of the navy in the cabi-
net of Theodore Roosevelt.
within 48 hours after our coun-
try threatened to enter the war he
volunteered and, in the spring of
1917 was commissioned a lieuten-
ant commander. His brothers and
his two sons were also in military
service.
This combination Of circum-
stances reused many a man in
Michigan to the belief that it was
lis patriotic duty to do all he
could to assure the selection of
Commander Newberry, and we ex-
pect to conclusively show that they
we're prompted not by pay, but by
patriotism.
Commander Newberry entered
this campaign only after repeated
urging.
"He at first expressed doubts as
to the propriety Of his being a