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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

How old must person be 20 be
: United States senator?
2-tIow many costs has the stomach ,
Who wrote Two Years Before
Tho Mast"
WHO are the coptse
What are the duties of an an,bas-
sador:
6-How many continents are there on
tho globe?
Who was the first surgeon to make
surgery a science?
S-When was London England, foun-
ded?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

ORR observation has been that
THE fellow Who IS TOO lazy 70 uor;
OR has failed 10 get anything ehea-
is the first to suggest that the gov
eminent
OUGHT 70 take over everything
AND divide all the money and
OTHER things around equally.
THERE may come a time when the
appralsencnt
OF q mans estate
WILL include the numoer OF
QUARTS he has left.
SCIENTISTS have quit telling US
THAT kissing Is unhoalthfu,
TO their surprise they have diseov-
cred
THAT most all the siris
ARE from Missouri
THEDA BARA's clothes must
COST her great deal more since
SIZE left the movies and went on
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30
AMswERs TO TxsrEGDAY's ouEs-
T1oNS

lis the senate chamber used for
any other purpose than for meetings
OF the United States senator Answer
II Ia used for no other purpose.
2-Who vac president during
Abraham Lincoins hrst adrninistra-
tion? Answer: Hannibal Hamiin- OF
Maine. vas vice. president during the
frst administration Of Lincoln.
5-What is the outer covering Of the
skull called? Answer: II is called the
scalp.
What country introduced engrav-
ting to the world2 ANSWER: China In
troduced engraving. The Chinese claim
20 have printed from wooden blocks
1000 years r. c.
5-Nhat are crvr,tncrariso aMsn.el.:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30
THE BUSINESS OF LIVING.

In his autobiography Benjamin Franklin tells now
kept books himself He had ledger, az the top
ar each page which he Of the several yir
he regarded fundamental for right living One
page he devoted to frugaty, another temperance,
third TO silence and 50
At the end Of each day he examined himself and
he had failed in of these virtues he gave himself
a black mark the ledger. In this he kept him
self informed the weak spots of his makeup. and
devoted himself constantly TO improving them Thus
he kept the record in the ledger balanced.
To Ben Franklin living the important Of
all businesses. lie vas more concerned in showing
gains stopping es in his living business than
his printing business.
Franklins bookkeeping system practical APP
pcatlon of the injunction, Know myself" Self
knowledge is the fundamental the living business
Most of busy with other businesses to look
after this important OF all business It generally
BY itself, That's why there many failures
10 that business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

Slow does the Ottoman Empire get
It's name:
10-What is the most aristocratic
watering place in Europe:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-30

SINCE 1T is claimed that the former crown prince
had 70 pawn his watch and jewelry in order 10 live
he probably knows the difference between hook and
hooch.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
OPEN COMPETITION


 
 
  Brothers deahgrp the 
  statutory an At the amendment Creduty representatives paving
  q O Why" havet the but feels wouldn't do a wit told will employ
  their They license their product state protect them These compene  the
  Such to he paving bushes its
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
TUCSON PATRONIZED

 - should ob
  state constitution for the extending the bonded indebtedness The Republican collar his .xa a! Thee seems to be foolish and shortshted notion h says T the Republican in speaking that highway
 
  built will be
 
 the boast made that Phoenix to be cut off" has enlist Phoenix and arcopa county in the matter of road between the capital and the Pna $4 100000 bond passed this the western side cop county Yuma was in the same position that Pima found itself numbeless the actual unc Pima county and Yuma county decided bv would wait 10 longer of supervisors of both and Pima and ai organizations the seats both of these counties the ua detail McOpa outlet to the Pacific coast was necessary There was one out of the dilemma The approved the counties did time in this included
  connection with the mining This factor decision the much imperative the of Pima . So far % as du1son ss @ % % % neT Wh off hs mai" to sS e s feet have been made they either made in jest or by people who inactivity o Republican the pedca  California; anxious that the Phoenix be passed can be eliminated the people of Cochse county wd undoubtedly  California Tourists who the visit the Salt will But short 
 The very reason for the proposed highway commission on the part of
  by Macop county attempted $4O00OO high valley decided At the conclusion Of the editorial in question the Republican says insist when Tucson in
  the
 
 be
 We will again insist like Republican that the word Mari Phoenix
 
 
 
 10 the taxpayers of Arizona
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
Dodgers Split With
 The Boston Braves

BOSTON, June 25.-Boston and and Brooklyn divided a double header, Brooklyn taking the first. Good sup port for Cadore in the pinches, Fillin- gim's wildness and timely hitting gave the visitors in the opener. In the second game Scott allowed only five hits. Cruises outfielding and batting and Ford's hitting which was respon- sible for three runs assisted in Bos- tons victory. Score:
 First: R H E Brooklyn ..... .1O1 OOO 210-5 6 Boston ....... 900 010 000-1 2 l
 Batteries: Galore and Krueger; Fillingim, Hearne and Gowdy.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
NATIONAL
PIRATES POLE
 OuT LONC HITS

PITTSBURGH, June 25-Pittsburgh defeated Chicago due mainly to ability to pole out long hits off Hendrix Carey stole home with the run that put the Pirates in the lead, and they were never headed after the third. He led also in the attacks on Hendrix with a single and a triple, scoring two I.iIO Score.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
THE BANKHEAD CONVOY Y

ON about August 28
  Pacific Banhhcad highway of ever O q
 early this As has su gested by Fred Su the board association would be desirable do the could well i O that 1t is done.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

BatterleS HenurlX dnu U dTItII, Cooper and Schmidt.
 Summary: Two base hit Terry. Three base hits, Cooper Whitted. Home run Bigbee. Stolen bases, Carey .2; Whitted. Sacrifice hits, Merkle, Paskert. Double plays, Whitted, Cut shaw and Grimm. Base on balls, Cooper ?. Struck out by Hendrix l; by Cooper ?.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
AMERICAN
AMERICAN BOSTON BEATS
 TANK SLUGGF FRS
L.A&soeiated Press Leased Hirel

NEW YORK, June 25. Boston defeated New York, Hooper's hitting accounting for all three of the Bos- ton runs scored off Quinn The three runs scored off Pennock were due to home runs, Ruth getting two and Peckinpaugh one. Ruth now has 22 hame runs to his credit His drive in the first inning went into the cen ter field bleachers, it being his long, est hit on these grounds. Score:
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
HEAVEN HELP THE MAN!
Bv Edmund Vance Cooke


  IJEAVEN help the with the tongue of brass
 Which chatter and clangors to all who pass; Proclaming all by his constant din He is hollow without and hollow within, Who has endless words in endless store Who needs no comment and encore, And who has learned that human speech Is not alone his but bestowed each! HEAVEN help the man with the brow of bone
 Who can stand all society his own, Who has love for d lonely stroll Where the trees come close, the wide waves roll, Who never shuts tight his fayorite book To commune with himself in his ingle nook, And who Tansacks himself to find The worthwhile corners of heart and mind. r HEAVEN help the with the heart ot lead
 Who is everything but officially dead, Who runs his rut and has mind For the stress and the struggle of human kind Who suspects that he holds trust To keep kind and the nation just, And who thrills ic the uttcrmost With the pain and the passion to sweat-and serve!
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

Scott and oGwdy, O'Neill
 Summary: Two base hit kilduff. Three base hits, Ford, Cruise. Stolen bases Griffith, Boeckel Sacrifice hits, Johnson, Holke. Base on balls off Pfeffer 3; off Scott 2. Hit by pitcher by Pfeffer 1 (Eayers). Struck out by Pfeffer 1 by Scott g.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
Turning Back the
 Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago Today

Chamberlain and Mane, the world $ champion doublo-hand drilling team, arrived in Bisbee from San Pedro, Mexico, last evening. The unexpected arrival of the pair, wno startled the sporting world at Fl Paso in January by drilling over 43 inches In Gunnison granite in 14 minutes, will give the wise ones plenty of room for guessing who will win the contest un July Fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
SENATORS 4; ATHLETICS 2

WASHINGTON, June 25. - Phila- delphia suffered it's sixteenth consec- utive defeat. Washington winning.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

Two-base hits Walters; 3 base hits Scott; home runs Ruth ?, Peckin- paugh, Hooper; stolen bases Peckin- paugh; base on balls of Pennock ?, Thormahlen 1; innings pitched Quinn s, Thormahlen 1; struck out by Quinn 3, Thormahlen l, Pennock l.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
NEW YORK g; PHILLIPS i

PHILADELPHIA. June 5. Rix. ey's ineffectiveness and Meusels poor outfielding played the major part in New York's victory over Phil adelphia. Wheats home run scored Philadelphia's only run. Score:
 K II E
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

Shaw was will but effective in the pinches. He allowed only four hits and struck out eight of the visitors.
 Score: R II F. Philadelphia ..OOI 900 O1O-2 Washington ..O12 eO1 OOx-4 9 Batteries: Naylor and Perkins; Shaw and Charity.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

Philadelphia ....001 900 000-1 ?
 Douglas and Snyder; Rixey. Betts and Wheat.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

The big piece Of gray granite to be used in the mining driller's contest on the Fourth of July, proved to be very troublesome to the Bisbee Trans fer Co.,, and although several days have been consumed ill trying to haul it to the Packard station, it is now lying in the road but a short distance from where it was quarried, with the big transfer wagon buried in the earth beneath it.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
Southern Association

At Chattanooga 2; New Orleans 4. At Little Rock 6; Atlanta 3. At Nashville '; Mobile 6. Additional Sports Will Be Found On
 Page Six)
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

O'NeilI; Williams and SchaIk.
 Summary: Two base hits, Evans 2; Speaker, E. Collins, Wambsgannss. Three base hits, Schalk, Leibold. Sacrifice hitss, Chapman, Risberg, Weaver Double plays RisDerg to F. Collins; Wambsgannss to Chapman to Johnson. Base on balls, Coveleslie 2; Williams 4; Faeth 2. Innings pitched Coveleskie 6; Faeth ?. Struck out by Coveleskie 1; Williams f; Faeth 1.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
American League
Western Association

At Oklahoma City 12; Wichita II.
 At Tulsa 2; Joplin 1. Only two played. [.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

Editorial: Noah preached 40 years warning the people Of the flood which destroyed the world. In view of this, the Review will not be discouraged if it requires one or two more years to arouse the people of Bisbee to reali- zation of the flood danger in this city.
 The famous contest drillers, Ross and Malley, came up from Don Luis yesterday, where they are training for the Fourth of July contests. Both look as hard as rocks, and Malley stated last evening that they would step on the block on July 4th in superb con- dition. They are now training in limestone which is considered much slower than either the native granite of Gunni5on.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
Chicago at Last
 Finds COveleskie

CHICAGO, June 25. - Chicago for
 the first time this season defeated Coveleskie. They concentrated their | att i, inuitUS Score.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

Only three games scheduled.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26
ST. LOUIS 10: DETROIT 6

ST. LOUIS, June 25.-St. Louis ral- lied in the Sth and defeated Detroit after the visitors had driven Weilman from the box and overcame a six run lead. In that inning two pases, hit batsman and a double by Sisler and triple by Austin scored four runs.
 Score: R H F. Detroit .. 900 900 51O- 6 13 St. Louis ...... .101 211 04x-10 13 1
 Batteries: Ehmke, Ayers and Woodall; Weilman, Shocker and Sev- ereid.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-06-26

xBatted for Quinn in the Sth
 Boston ...--.....-.........-.--..1O1 Ol0 0O3-6 New York ..............-..... 200 900 O01--3 Pennock and Walters; Quinn,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
Pershing for The Principles
for Which A. E. F. Fought
Uy Associated rrr,,.I


WASHINGTON. July l.-Gcncrnl
John y. Pcr>hinE, In mn indcpcn-
drncr message tuaay To the mem
hcrs of the American Legion and
other former service men. said:
"Thc anniversary of our national
indcrcndrncc brings tn our minds
and hearts the obligations that
rest upon H. az people. The
sublime conception of our furc-
fathers created u,un this CONT
ncnt new nation. founded upon
human liberty, which they lcfi for
us Ia prrRctuatc and strcngthrn
The spirit Of cunSccrution that en-
ahlcd them To overcome i'm this
great cause should be inyoacd that
we In turn may transmit To pos
tcrtty the sncrcd principles for
which they fought.
ITO the men of the legion whose
blood md sacrifices have proved
their devotion, we owe the deem
est debt Of gratitude, aud q il 20
them that we lnnA< for constant In
srirntiOn TINT our efforts 10 paIn
tnin forever country where MI
rnrn shall be free and ~uuuI m,,
he nupn"rtcd by the same pntrio-
iism TINT gave them the victory I'm
the great war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
C0MFESSES TO MURDER
OF KING OF SPAMIARDS"
Charles W. Hoshorr Arrested I'm
IOWA on Charge "T Killing For
rnrr Eusinc>> Partner


NEW YORK. July i-CLarlcs ~
isoshorc. who MAS arrested near Dcs
Moiu"S. Iowa, and brought her. to-
Gay, charged with tho iuurt.nr Of
%ianG.! CABIN, Spaniard and wealthy
Ncw York rcstaurntcur, on June II
has confessed. according TO the no
lice. that hc killed Cabin for IN.
t"oio!d motive OF revenge and rob
berry.
I;eshorc admitted. tho police say.
ne had gone to CABINS apartment
az ~" la;tcr's guest. and that after
his host had fallen asleep ne had
taken revolver from under his M
low aud nred, his Victim dying AL
most instantly. RoshOrc said. nc-
tordl0E to the police. that tn. shoot
'nE Mas TIE result Of "a uuarTol
started in 1917. when he and Cabin
wcr" IN par;n srship.
Following the murder, Roshorc
drcssod lcisurely bought new clothes
ana then won't to Broadway dane
!nE academy, whcr" hc danced with
- girl from Minneapolis lie and
tho Eirl then left FOR Atlantic CITY,
whouc" tkcy Left later for rhlladcl :
ph.a, Chicago and. finally. Mime
apol!s. whcr. the girl lcft him.
Jewels valued al slO.o0O and Si.i4O
In cash were taken from Cabins
clothing by his slayer. according to
the authorities. Cabin was known
here as King OF tho Spaninrds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
10000 French Orphans
Do Homage to odd Glory y
NY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

rAHIS, July I.-TWcnty thousrnd
orphans OF France whose fathers
EnNc un their lives In the great
war hirtl past Hugh G.. Wallace,
the American nmbnSsndnr, In the.
TuiirricS Gardens this morning
dippinS small American nngs ns :,
tribute to the United state. ON
indcpcnticncc Day.
tndnuntcd D.. II driving rain, the
iiItic tots. shouting give I'tmcr-
ipur" marched Irnm the rlnr.
de In toncordr to the TuiicrI-s.
tmbnssnuor Wallace said after the
ceremony Tint % was u most i'm
prcssivc and touching munIrc.t,-
ton.
The annual ceremony ut In
fnyctic's tomb WINS held nnd
wrcnths placed on the tomb of
the marquis.
Paris was decorated with French,
mud American flags. II WINS noticed
that the French Academy WAS rx
tchsiNciy hcdccIScd with the Star
SpnnSicd Hammer nud the TricoInr
Of France.
The services In the tmcrirnu
church OF the Holy Trinity were
conducted by the Rev. Mr. Heck
man, the pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
DE VALERA ANNOUNCES
EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN
Irish Will Conduct Drive In Inter-
csts Of Independence In
United States.
tBy univcrsal scrviccJ


SAN FRANCISCO. July i.-Eamonn
dc Valera. president of tho Irish
republic" today declared that the
Irish will begin "a campaign OF cdu-
cation IN the interests OF Irish in
dependence. lie said:
rejection OF the plank pledging
the Democratic party TO recognition
of the republic OF ireland merely in
dicatcs that It has not yet realized
how great is the volume OF public
sentiment In this country behind
the demand for justice for ireland.
"a more systematic and thorough
oreanization of the friends OF tho
cause In America is now shown to
lac necessary and will be done. An
intensive campaign OF education will
be carried on In every State and will
reach every citizen. The heart OF
America Is now with us: we must
capture It's intellect. II Is an effort
worth while. il is IA struggle worth
engaging in: II is for the highest
OF human Ideals It IL nothing less
than the realization of those dreams
FOR which but recently millions laid
down their lives.
America holds not only the kew
OF the prison house OF the subject
nations. but tho wand by which tho
future can he made what the right
minded everywhere desire IT TO be
Every sincere friend of humanity
ought TO realize during the coming
months that IL is n case OF now or
never for their ideals even more than
for Ireland"
Frank l.. Walsh Haid: The Irish
plank III the Democratic platform lis
weak evasion OF II great and burn
Ing national issue, betrayal OF
Americas finest tradition, and Will
b: regarded merely as device 10
catch the so-cailcd Irish vote OF
America"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
H0MELY CLOSE TO WILLIS
GRAFTON HELPED HARDING
Friendly Iiumor Caught Delegates
receptive and Made Iiils IIlt
Tor Candidate.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 4.-The long
hours OF oratory that mark every ma
,i"nai political convention may bore
r ,ne urea deicsat:J and spectators
but never KIN their aense of humor.
occasionally Il witty sentence or "A
quick rcjoindcr has been credited
With having had a greater effect on
,ne mai result than all the ora,ory
OF the picked speilbindcrs.
AT the recent Republican gather
ms a, Chicago. Frank Il, Wills. for.
ih"r Governor Of Ohio, was nominal
ing senator warren 6. Harding for
The presidency. OHIO was FAR down
In the list. TIN. 1900 swclteri,,g
persons, who crowded the blk COLI
scum had listened with only hair
interest TO more than 1--WE hours OF
iriE!h orltory when Willis. closing
gals. let's nominate Harding"
The friendly humor brought a
The nex, day. when the landslide
toward Harding began. an Ohio ad-.
mirer of the Senator who had in
scribcd the sentence on "A huge sheet
OF cardboard. dropped IL from tho
gallery. IL made an instantaneous
hit.
Earlier in the contest. negro
before the credentials committee at
o'clock IN the morning TO press his
claim Tor scat. pun new life into
'hht body aud won his point by a
remark. Having told how tho MY
white" side had held It's convention
in hotel, from which negroes we're
barred by the proprietor, no snid:
w ny gentlemen, in Oklahoma
there's Jim Crowism' from the hen
house to the hotel"
In the laugh that followed. n mo-
ton TO seat the contestant was car
RED unanimously.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
JAPS TO OCCUPY POINTS
IN SACHAL|EN PROVINCE
Move Declared Necessary to Ex-
pcditc Legitimate Government
in Eastern Siberia.
Gny Associated prcss.i

WASlllNGTON., July 4.-Japan has
decided to occupy such points OF the
province Of Saghalicn. Siberia. as il
deems necessary. pending the cstab-
lishmcnt there of Legitimate gov
crhincnt and satisfactory settle
nent Tor tho massacre OF zoo Jnpa-
hesc at Nikoiaicvsk
Inc governments decision was
published yesterday In tho official
E"zet'e at Tokyo. and nj the same
TINE announced by Premier IIara in
ms address at the opening OF tho
apecia! session OF tho imperial Diet.
ne ircmier also announced that
Japhncs" troops would be withdrawn
immediately from those districts OF
;Hibcii. where their presence was no
longer needed.
japanese troops VIII not be with
hrasn from the N!adivostok region
however, the government holding
'hat thIs stands on II different foot.
inE because Korea can be nrnac.d
rom thus direction. Many Japnncso
I'VE there and iiarborovsk. within
nv region. constitutes "A point Of
StrhtcSic Importance ON the way to
SHS!allvn. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
HOLD THE LINE" SLOGAN
OF MADO0 SUPPORTERS
'"hhGrncc Expressed AZ Mu>s-Mrrt-
in;; That New Yorker WIN
Win NOminntlnn.

SAN FRANCISCO. July At n
mass-mec,ing Of the McAdoo forces
tonight pr. Burris ". Jenkins. OF
Kansas City. who placed MIR.
McAdoo's name before the Democratic
convention said the only criticism
OF his candidate was tina, he is the
s"n-in-law OF President Wilson Dr.
Jenkins was tho chief speaker.
The cry Of most speakers was hold
thc Inc Several hundred persons
were gathered In III. main dining
room at tho Palace Hotel. where tho
meeting was held
We expect TO stand Hike n stone
wall. while otncr candidates nro poll
Ing their highest pogSiblc votes. and
then when tho limo comes. unnni.
mnusly nominate Mchdoo," said Conc
Johnson. OF Texas, In opening tho
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-05
SENATOR HARDING STOPS
OVER IN GAINESVILLE, OHIO
Completes Second Lap of Journey
to Marion, After Ride of
20I Miles.
iBy NniyereAl NcrNIeel

# ZANESNlLLE, o.. July Senator
Z Harding ana party reached here AT
$3.50 o'clock tonight. The automobile
ride OF 2oi miles from Cumberland.
Md. 10 this city was covered in eleven
? hours. The trip was broken 81 a
two-hour rest at Washington. Pa,
and Il half-hour stop in Wheeling,
) w. Va.
2 The Senator Will rest here tonight
!. He will leave at $50 tomorrow morn
ling for his home i'll Marion and thus
complete the third ana naaI lap OF
his trip from Washington. ID. {.
Tonight. Senator Harding is in fine
shape. The trip has rested him great
sly. lie is fun OF viEor and ready
for the Misunderstanding and speech
making tomorrow. These are to be
features Of his return 20 Marion as
the Republican nominee for the
Marion homecoming dag cel-hra-
tion.
Mrs. harding stood the all-day au-
tomobiie journey Well but she was
fatieucd. She stated frankly shc
wouid be glad to reach her Marion
: home where She could rost for while
from the strenuous days preceding
the Chicago convention. and the still
more hurdcnsomc days She has passed
in preparing for the return 70 Marion
and the closing o.: the WASHINGTON
residence.
- Senator Harding was recognized to-
day hy many people along the -u;o-
mobile route
At WASHINGTON, Ia. The Senator
and Mrs. Harding lunchei with Robert
Parkinson L. .nrgf,, Til.
: tors maternal ancestors came from
this section Of Pennsylvania II was
J. commented by the Senator tina, James
C. Blaine was born in Washington.
= Pa. ana a few miles distant near
Brownsville. ia. arc the birthplaccs
of Senator's Cummins, OF Iowa. ana
rhilander Z. Knox. Of Pennsylvania.
Before his arrival at Wheeling, W.
Va. Senator Hard!nE's automobile
was halted by friends ana he was
warmly greeted, There was an ex-
change OF Wheeling stoclcs. a smoke
OF which the Senator is fond
a lady presented herself with the
statement: Il am from Pennsylvania
and do not know whether | will I've
able TO vote for you this fall"
Senator Harding replied: Il think
you Will though"
With Randolph Hershey. manager
for Senator Sutherland, Of Yves, Vir-
ginia. in the lattcr's campaign for
nomination as President. anh VII
liams 7. Terry maldnr introduc:ions
the Senator met many people
George $ Houston. who IS active
in tho work OF building tho American
Legion monument at s. Louis Sc
cured from senator Harding con
ditional promise to a,tcnd tho corncr-
stone laying Of the monument. July
.-25