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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
mot pfs c, OPP,
Ia;1,,ER|0us SPLIT
zig Makes Break Ger
7 1vblfof League Position,
lIScrat Declares.

tsF On, KY. Oct. 2-Sena-
is facing a serious split
W,'ublican party because of
4 to state plainly and un-
y" his exact position on
I NIANYie Of nations. Franklin D.
81 Democratic vice-prcsidcn-
lits 4linec, declared in a series OF
i rs In Western Kentucky today.
Iing from Guthrie. where he
Sta brief address. Mr.. Roosevelt
TO Hopkinsville, where he ad-
IN sssed a large crowd, and then pro-
leeded. to. Henderson. making rear
platform. talks at Nortonville. Nor
ton, Warrington. Darlington, Madi-
sonyille. Hanson, Slaughters and Sc
bree.S
At jacksonville. Mr.. Roosevelt was
introduced by Mrs. j. Elem Gordon.
u. sister of the late United States
Senator Ollie NJ. James.
Although the league of nations was
his principal theme. Mr.. Roosevelt
also attacked the labor record of
Senator Harding who. he said. had
~beeny associated with the reaction
4 airy group in the Senate that has OPP
posed the eight-hour law. child labor
bill, 'tworkingmcn's compensation act
and other progressive. social welfare
legislation.
Compare that record" he added,
with. that of Governor Cox. thrice
elected in normally Republican
State. 4 man who has succeeded In
getting through bills to aid the
farmer, 9he miner. the workinGman
in general. and the women and chill
dren in industry"
According to todays press dis
ing has again defined his attitude on
the league OF nations. and once again
I must confess that TO me it means
absolutely nothing. In his telegram
to the man who heckled him at Bal
timore, he is quoted as saying: My
task is to so harmonic the view OF
American leadership that we shall he
able to adopt n policy in our world
relations TO which Americans Will
unitedly subscribe
'As every school boy knows our
Very form or government is ba sed
ON. difference of opinion. with the re-
Suftant rule of the majority, and it
issy Uncomfortable to expect Senator
Harding or any one else to work out
n plan that will be unitcdly sub
setibcd;i to by the American people.
THE league of nations should
never have been made a political is
sue. 1t Is too big and too sacred i
thing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03

sent out explaining the plan.
5. b. Brcadon, president OF the St.
Louis National League club. tele-
graphfd. he had "signed N-oposcd
Lasker plan and heartily approved"
Others who telegraph approval
were: Roger Brcsnahan. president of
the Toledo American Association Club
George *. Belden. president Mime
apolis American Association club: &C.
T. Chaplin. president Rochester In
ternational League club; John c. Ry-
an. president Peoria Three ! League
club: Warren G. Giles. president Mo-
line Three l League. and many news
paper writer's and many prominent
SOOrtSmon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
To the Makers of
Sprifty Brann Qrlutt,es

belongs much of the credit for designing
models that so accurately harmonic with
the taste Of BOTH
Our selections are SO complete and varied
that you will find the fabrics as attractive
as the models
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
BICYCLE RUN TO START
4 60 AT TWO THIS AFTERNOON
Hundreds VIII Follow Fred 81. 0nge
49,! 60 byrd Pnrk, Where Refresh
g .i.S,~~ m cntH VIII lie served.

5HundrcdS VIII Follow Fred 81. 0nEc
Ito byrd Pnrk, Where Refresh
+; ncnts VIII lie served.
The bicycle run from Capitol Hill to
BYRD Park. which takes place this
afternoon, offers fine opportunity
for some Dresent-day gasoline fiends
10. return to their old love. The run"
which Is not to be race. starts from
the Capitol Grounds. at . O'Clock, and
every one who already has or can
borrow a wheel is invited to attend
The riders viii take go easy pace
QUITO Byrd Park. where they .!ll be
treated TO refreshments. souvenirs.
and singing. In addition to this a
bicycle. pair of tires. and coaster
brake will be awarded to three riders
TO be selected by the committee
y. Incidental TO all this Fred ST. Onge
will talk 10 the riders on benefits 10
4 be derived from cycling. He viii act
ms pace maker or the ride. using his
sol1.shigh wheel. Other high wheels
VIII be in line. There are thousa nd =
of Z bicycles in Richmond today. and
many of Them Will he in line.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
IIdEcNNnrfh Wink.

F.dEcNOrth Wins.
EdEeworth defeated the strong
Beverly Street stars at BYRD Park
yesterday by the score OF 10 to l.
The feature of the game for Edge
worth was the base running OF
Moore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-03
BASEBALL CIVILIAN BODY
NOW HAS MANY HACKERS

TeIeRrnmH NcccIVcu From Many Club
owners, SportSnicn and
Writers.
lBy Associated Prcssl
CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-Scorcs OF tcle-
grams expressing approval of the
plan proposed yesterday by four
major league baseball clubs to take
control OF the game professionally
out OF the hands of men financially
interested and place 1t under trib-
unal OF three dlsintercStcd persons
were received today by President
William Vceck. OF the Chicago Ma
tional League club. Charles a. COM
lskSy, Barney Drcyfuss and John j.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
Trustees Sale.

Whereas. Fiancis :. Soiand and
nHr..lr holland. hi wife. Vs. thri. Decd
Irrst. uu'! executed and acknowl-
Hgct on the 18Th dry pf August,
1871. md filed for rrcOiu and rec. rdcd
10 $500 office uf tho RocyrI,I. OF yccds
" a'I for IT," COUNTY DO. Holt and
uto 81 NJ utu an adj date, and
pcu.0.u OBJ Book III ~ pngc gi2. con.
y"y"J e.. tie uE,crsts n.d Trustc. in
Trust. 90 secure tire paymrni of Tho
note in said Decd Of Trust described
ih" following described real estate sit
1d," IN u" said tate and county. 20.
Wit Commencing nineteen UgJ feet
East ~ Oh" South Wet corner Of Lot
seven 90 in Block Seven ~ A. dcgig.
natcd on the recorded plat of the CITY
"f Oregon, said state and county.
them" Fast Eleven ND feet; thence
North one Hundred and Fifty.six
,lIhD itnt; thence West Eleven In
.yct; thence South One Hundred and
tUty-,iN OjGb feet. Also the West
Two ~ 'c't Of tie East FOrty-scvcn
llD feet ui said described lot. sub
J"ct To- prior incumbrancc ON the
sad property uf siiUO.OO and the in
t'icst thereon, and Whereas, il l.. pro.
vdcd IN said Deed Of Trust that IL
default should he made in the nav.
mont ~ tie said debt and interest tho
said Trustee shall at tho rcpuc ( of
The legal holder of aid note. soil the
'aid property and pay tho said debt
WITH the interest and costs out " the
proceeds u said sale. and Whereas
tciault has bc N made in tho naymcnt
ot the said debt and interest ara tho
legal holder Of said note has requested
me tn rNccut" he said trust. Now
Therefore, notice b. hereby given tina,
viii sell the sad real estate al pub.
lir vcnduc, vt the Court House door.
f"i cash in hand to the highest bidder,
on M"nGay. November 22nd. 1920, be.
tween the ] urs NJ . O'Clock n. m. and
o'clock p. m, " that day for the
uses and purpose expressed in the
said Trust.
{, J. BUNKER.
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
In Self Defense,
10 the VcOplc " Holt County, and
Especially a. the People " Oregon

10 Tue itun' hl liolN ''uHNN' aW'
Especially Ia the People " Oregon:
The county scat question has now
hrrn settled 10y IN" people and "a now
n thing uf the past: however the con
test ha, caused much hard feeling
among th, citizens of the different
lncalitir.. TIM. b. truly unfortunate.
The ric, that am n county officer,
elected hy the p'opl" u' lluli county,
and not hy the people uf Craig, Matt
land. Mound city, Oregon. en- amy 9th.
~ particular locality, hut by tho
renrlc ur 'nr county ~ large, took il
tu bc r.y luiy g. well n. my privilege
ih STAY w' uI The Tight entirely, when
| lid.
Nnd h,rau.r | took uo pant in the
cnntr., uur way ~ the other Some
people have seen ~ iu make fats" AMI
lnndrruv. .iut,mcn's about me. to tho
effect unt I used my influcnc" and
worked 100 'ur interest of Mound CITY,
ono uf IN, report M. circulated 10y
a gcnl.,man who rr.idc, IN llrcluw,
Instead Of r"wing 10 me With ihs state
mcnt. be- Thought hr,i to inform Sumo
&c the rupl rit2"ns uf Oregon. This
was vrrl had e., me. and u Wa onlN
one uf a few other report circulated
all Of which were very untrue.
Ano,hrr Circur stancc wa. the w.
roiyinp ui a letter hy ". :. llndg in
who t. u member ui the Republican
County Central Committee. being q
committeeman from l'wis township
from Miss Daisy Melvin, who y :
teacher in the Cedar Valley Junior Gov
lego. u, Osnrr, Iowa, On October 9TH
She wrote me- with reference t. voting
Her home h IN Mound City, and have
known Miss Melvin from infancy; sh'
| informed me that she had been adviScf
by the prOplc in Usage, Iowa, Ia wit,
tn the Clerk or the Court for tho step
ncccs snIy a. be- taken. IN casting ne
vote. In answer to her letter. | ~
formed her that Il would Impossible
\ under existing l,.ws for one WI" y
ts,uporariy out side the state Ia vote
NJ the absentee vote wa' only given 4
those who might h. away from hom
and M the same time not outside IN
.,l'a. advised her to take IN" mat
t,r up vita the County kcpuhi''h
Central Committee, thinking rcrhnp
,hey might offer 10 rcip her out IN
letter written by her Wa never ans
lwrrcd. Mr. Iodgin turned II over 7
The Committee VINO we've opposing IN
lrcnInyal Of the County Seat The r'
mort then started that was h"lpln
Mound City to get hcr abs"nter,c vos'
which was very untrue. dlu No
ll,l,n Of this report until sh0n tim
LATTER the election.
| regret very much that these r'
nor's were circulated. Perhaps th"'
'circuIating tncm never once Thought
the injustice that might b" done ! a.
yrry sorry to have to make THIS puhil
s.,icmcnt, but under the existing c''
rm tanccs, /, has been made niece
Respectfully, ,
r. A, DUNIA'
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12

sistant freight agent, takes his place,
and Herschel Raiser is now the as
sistant.
&C. Merriman and nephew, Of Kan
sas City, were transacting business in
our city, Friday.
Mrs. Ida Meyer and Mrs. Mary
Frazier were shopping in st. Joseph
Saturday.
Mrs. II. S. Teare, OF Oregon; Mrs
c. 4. Weber, Miss Rebecca Wood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Plummer, of this
city, drove up TO Mound City in the
Plummer car, last Thursday, where
they spent the day with their sister
Mrs. S. T. Lucas.
Miss Nellie Wilkes was st. Jo'
seph visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. Albert Swope, Of near Mount
City, and daughter, Mrs. C. l.. Rich
! artlson s~d son, Albert, Of this city
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12

went to Hale, Mo-, Saturday. whore
.Lcy "a" making "a weeks visit with
Nrs. SH.".'s parents, Ny. and NJ.
David S,m.'frr
.-N i .nrrnc Birmingham ar mt
~"'uri.. afternoon in st Ius,ph
..,. Co.,. cotton and Mr.. 4 -c'l
Cotton H. lghmar went g. NUd.
away ..lN wu.uur, Nhc.n g., s
mate N... utt Il. md Mis- Frank
t.l,I,U.
--Mrs " I Evcr.ou. ur Kan g.
City. cam. Tap Friday AMI spent a few
day T,fu wit. j. ". titzmauricc and
family
Cha. Glenn and L. g. Bolkin. Of
New Point. were In oar city. last
rhursdar looking fur corn shuCkcr~.
II, ) ErpNn and .on. Garnet, NJ
College View. Ncb.: \. Il. nIoWn and
tstcr, NJ. ". T.. Scamand, and two
children. u' Lincoln. Nch.. were hrtc,
last saturday. attending the funeral or
their nrrH,... Carl brown. which WAS
held in Oregon
-. ". Fttzmauricc made u bust
moss trip 60 S. Joseph. saturday.
Mi. t. f. Baker returned tn hcl
home in llo'yokc. Colo, Thursday
night after an rNtcndcd visit here viii
relative. and friends.
MIR and Mr.. !. u. BHdgmun. OF
Maitland. came down and spent Thur,
day cv,u.n" nj the &. :. Mckee humr
Nj and Mr.. =. u. Elton, Of Tar
kip. returned home Monday, after Wis
,tirr o"Hr SUNDAY with her parents
Mr.. and Nj Neal kunkcl.
Mi MARY Era2ic, /. spending th'
week with hci daughter. I'll May an,
family. In the Hurr Oak di.trit
--Curhn Clif, and son. Francis Cor
bin, NAH e business trip 60 Craig
last "wednesday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
Additional Forest City News.

Mrs. VI. II. Cummings and Mrs.
Jeff keiffer were visiting last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. +. A. Scott.
Mrs. p. A. Landers and Mrs, Earl
Benton and two children, Ruth and
Robert, were Oregon visitors, last Fri
day.
Quite number Of our people
were in Oregon last Thursday night Ia
attend the big rally there.
Mrs. Jeff Keiffer went to Graham
Saturday morning, where she spent
Sunday with her daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. b. Hoover and children, re-
turning home, Monday.
Mrs. f. l.. Brodbeck and daugh'
ter. Miss Katherine, were shopping In
st. Joseph, Saturday.
Miss Clematis Mute went to Matt
land, Friday evening, and visited unit
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
Proper Amusements.

Thousands Of people demand amuse,
ments. Thousands Of dollars ar,
spent In that behalf. But there is ah
sence OF plum, concert, and co.opern
ii0n. The Devil steps In and takes
the profit, The people want but little
here below nor want that little long
Why mny we not have more o. the
amusement which strengthens and en-
lIghtensf One rich man by his owl
unaided benefcence might provide
healthful amusement for whole city
Why does not benefaction turn In this
direction Humphrey J. Desmond.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
e. j. BUNKER,
Trustee.

Because of default in tho payment
Of th" interest falling due March ..
1871, anil September .. 1870. the whole
uf the note described IN the decd OF
uust executed los Beaver Building Co.
n corporation of Missouri, 10 Samuel
g. Marty, ~ trustee. dated September
= 1917. and recorded IN the Office Of
The Recorder Of Deed. ~ Holt county,
Missouri. NJ Oregon, on September -,
1911. IN book l3n ri page 3O2. IA now
dn" 'rd payable, m default according
tr tn terms If said deed of trust. and
wholrus, Samuel g. Mat" laF in wF'-
inp ry'u eel tu ,Ncrutr this trust.
whereby IN accordance with the terms
of said deed If trust. tho undersigned
shriilf 81 Holt county, Missouri, has
h'cnmc his ,uccca.ur IN trust,
Now. Therefore I. the undersigned,
ben Y. Cruuscr Sheriff uf Holt county,
Missouri. az the request Of the legal
| OWNER and holder Of .aid note, will
.cll On SAFE lay November 9th. 1890.
between the hours of nine O'Clock n. m.
and five o'clock y. m. NJ the front door
Of the County Court lIouse of Holt
county. Missouri, nj Oregon, all " the
Northwest quarter and the Northeast
fractional quarter of Section twenty
five t2b), Township siNty-thrcc (63).
Range foty'ono an, containing one
hundred foty."ight acres. more or
less, in Holt county, Missouri, at pub
lie .vcnduc Ia the highest bidder for
cash according 10 the terms ~ said
deed ~ trust TO satisfy said debt, In
torcst and costs. 4
BEN T.. CRoUSER,
sheriff ~ Holt county. Missouri.
Substitute Trustee
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
PRESBYTERIAN Notes.

Program for next Sunday, Nov ~
sunday school begins ut ''a'
o'clock. Harvey Evans, Suporlnten'
dent, Lesson, 'Thc Power and Authof'
II, NJ Jesus" Matt. S-5:l3, 9-a1'3S.
Preaching at II O'Clock, immediate
Is following Sunday school
Last Sunday morning, our pcopi'
h,,d the pleasure OF hearing Rev A. u
Mathes preach. Brother MatheS ~ u
brother Of Mrs. 7. ID. Roberts and re-
sides ut Knoxville, III lie gave us Il
fine message. brother Cunningham
rilrd the pulpit at night
Christian Endcavur meets NJ O'b'
o'cIock. Topic. winning Our Friends
for Christ" John l-40:5l. All tho
Young people are invited. Misses NAV,
ioric Evans and Elizabeth kunkcl viii
he the leaders.
The Young Peoples Society VIII
have social at the Community HAN
Thursday night, Nov. Is.
Night services will begin at f:3o
o'clock. You are all invited.
The Park College quartette, also Dr
Fred Towner, Of New York, will give
a program at our church next Monday
night. More complete mention will be
found in this paper.
We invite all who so desire to wor'
ship with Us. -
Next Wednesday night, Nov. II
Rev. w. d. Canaday and Mr. Morn
ing, both of st. Joseph, will speak In
orr church; Mr.. Canaday upon Evan
rclism," and Mr.. Morning on Sunday
School Work."
WILL THORNTON WALKER,
Pastor
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
IMPROVED UNHosH INTERNATIONAL
SUNINSClOOL
LESSON
80, HLN. T.. B IIIEWArEII II D.,
lriuitr ~ English E,u.r Iu tie .iJ,dy
IHul, Institute Of CH,aEoJ
&C. i'.u. Western SrNsvHu'' Hrf0nl
LESSON For NOVEMBER ID
The POWER AND AUTHORITY OF
JESUS.

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NOtNG pEuItE ANp ADULT TurtC
christianity and Physical Seeds
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rumb"r ~ miracles Vl1rh exhibit
What tie King ,nn de- over the chief
fees ~ muihiri sickness .iu. satan.
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here. ruil"Viu. 'hr laws nf the Ming
drlu lur they show the Kings power
4" administer 'lr Affairs n ihD King
dom. aud p~.slu,r within his subjects
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The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12

Glen H .Thieman, of Corning, was
in Oregon the fore part Of the week,
having dental work done.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12
DANIEL ZACHMAN. Prest.
W. r. SCHULTZ. Cashier.
JESSIE J. JONES. Asst Cash.
--.O:---
THE CITIZENS BANK
OREGON, MO.
Capital Stock and Surplus S3O,0OO.0O

--.O.--
Transacts general banking bust
ness. Interest paid on deposits left
for u specified time.
Drafts issued on principal cities.
Collections made and promptly re-
United.
Directors H. Iachman, President;
Samuel Davidson. Vice President;
y A. Krcek. Secretary; Geo. I.ehmer
and s. +. O'Fallon.
ROTH PHONES
OREGON MISSOURI
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-11-12

c. ID. ZOOK. GUY l.. CUMMlNS,
Prcst. Cashier,
AUTUMN CURRY. Asst. Cash.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-23
REFORM IN
SUPPLIES SALES
Inspector General Of Army Tells OF
Case Where Cement ls Sold at
Five Dollars Difference
Per Ton.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Recom'
~7endations for reform in the sale
OF surplus government supplies were
ado in the annual report OF
TIaior General Chamberlain, inspector
scncral OF the army.
Chamberlain said that in one case
cement was sold by one department
of the government for 81 a ton and
that $50 tons were imm ediately resold
to the utilities department, army sup
ply base, for So a ton.
The report urged that before sup.
plies are sold they be listed and the
lists made available to other govern
ment departments.
General Chamberlain also revealed
that at the beginning of the last
fiscaIe-July /, 1919-army morale
and discipline was generally unsatis-
factory due to conditions of demobili-
cation. This is not the case now, he
said.
The report also commends the army
educational work, but adds that some
of the courses offered to gain recruit,
ing cannot be completed in a one-year
enlistment
Other points in Chamberlain's re-
port were that the American forces
in Germany are in excellent condl'
ton. except in the matter of marks
manship; that there should be a
change in the collar OF the army uni.
form and that each man should have
one new uniform, instead of all sal
vaged clothing.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-23
ARGYLE AND BELFAST.

A light shower fell here Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Applebaum, Of Vim
cennes, is visiting her sister, Miss
Mollie Morriarity, of Sandusky, this
week.
Mrs. Joseph O'Neil spent several
days in Pennington, visiting rela-
tives.
George Brodsky was an Argyle
caller recently.
Ernest Lucas and wife spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. LIMA O'Neil,
Of Primrose, Sunday.
Frank Deere, of Vincennes, spent
the day with his brother, r. L. Deere,
recently.
Elizabeth Cappleman, of Farming.
ton, spent several days with relatives
near Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Schevers, of
Keokuk, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bart Monks, Of Belfast.
Mrs. Otto Johnson received word
that her aunt, Mrs. John Lindley, had
passed away at her home in Alton, H.
]. Fl. Young and family spent Sun
lay at the c. e. Johnson home.
William Richey sawed wood for
several families near Belfast last
week.
Otto Johnson and family visited
their son, Fenton c. Johnson, one day
last week. They found him still inn
proving and gaining in weight and
looking well. They are wen pleased
with his condition and hope for his
speedy recovery.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-23
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS

There Is only one medicine that
really stands out eminent as a
medicine for durable ailments of the
kidneys, liver and bladder.
DIR. Kilmer's Swamp Root stands
the highest for the reason that it has
proven to be just the remedy needed
in thousands of distressing cases.
Swamp-Root makes friends quickly
because it's mild and immediate effect
is soon realized in most cases. 1t is
a gentle, healing vegetable compound.
Start treatment at once. Sold at
all drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However. if you wish first to test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DIR. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton. N.
Y. for sample bottle. When writ
ing be sure and mention this paper.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-11-23

FACTORY AT
PRISON CLOSED
Chair Making Plant at Fort Madison
Now Operating But Three Days
/ Per Week During Buss-
ness Depression

limited Press Leased Wire ServiceI
FORT MADISON, Iowa, Nov. %
Even prison factories are suffering
from the effects OF the general bus[
ness depression, prevalent through
out the country, according to War
den T. p. Hollowell. Of the Iowa state
penitentiary here.
On account OF lack OF demand, the
chair manufacturing plant at the
state prison Is now operating three
days week instead OF six. follower
said. All available storage houses az
the prison were filed with newly
made chairs several days ago. ne
added.
Closing down of this plant does
not mean a vacation for the workers
regularly employed there. however.
Other work has been found for them
at the prison. the warden declared