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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
l.n,ernor's statement.

The governors statement. Issued du
Ing q rushing West Virginia tour t.
daN. said.
The situation is this. 7 favor going
into the existing league with clarlfyius
reservations. senator Harding has sail
thnt he was not interested to clarific,.
ton. hut IN rejection. have every c,.
pcctaiirn that after November .. murr
OF the pariisanshlp rpirit, that has been
Nitit'd upon discussion ~ IN" lcagu,.
VIII have subsldcd. On"thhd uf th,'
SEATS oi the senate arr tn b. iillrd IN, &.
YEAR. Thr p"urlu understand the issi
and We viii acrcpi their expressions az
iacr value. val. thcrciorr ~ dow =
with the senate aud reach an agrc
mcni aiout our gUns into this icagu..
There N no other and any iaik d .
ir'w association ~ tut lille phrase. The
important thing n to get start an.l
hcip 10 stahiliz" world conditions which
Nitlll yaitvct thr interest aud welfare
~ America. fur ~ To- rynlain ont -
tine League ot Nations fvt tWu years.
or until another election rcuhi hc hrii.
would nv unihinkahl- u tuu much ha
in L' sNcn in compromise nov. in go.
DIR tu insure uur cuirant" iniu thu
league. the lroplv themselves viii have
au opportunity to modify and currc,t /
later II cannot u, q matter ct the
exercise of merely thv executive viii.
Ihv popular Will. ~ Voiced al The poll
must Cunttul The sort of agreement
which | snail lr cnai/l tu onlain WI
h" determined hy "a" senatorial clc,.
TINS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

LONDON D,t .; Terrence MacSwnc, Lord Mayor oi Cork.
the porncu It the irish hunprr strikers and said have
bcru the brairs II the republican army in ireland died early today
Non prison. The "ud unexpected or the url
had been several avs lie entering upon seventy
our ay, Of his hunger strike protest AGAINST OF
improvement several ,argc including OF having
scdiiiou documn' in ~ possession. Ills brother John Mac
and h private ha.an Father Domnk with him
witr hr died
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
DELAY IN PAYMENT
Of DIVIDENDS On
COCA COLA STOCK
STATEMENT IL I>>lED GIVING
gEA>O>~ ~ Dllstt TORS
IOE pOSTpO>tMENT
o. iaisdFps


N.W Nui;k pf. -. directors -
20, ',-a ',la snmiunt iu a meeting
h,sr, ',-li, suuuunr'd p,,-ipuncm.ni
in a,tl..n 81 ia,m'nt ~ dividends an
%. ,,,ulm"u -t",k. Dividends - th"
rut. ~ "nr d.,ilat SHARE wer" is,id in
Awll tnd luiR
Nitius rraesrs f,r The issiisrn'iu'ti,
ths ilf,ttuf.tf. issued statement iu
whl.h o. fhrt -iil tIu SUGAR situation has
n.s,s.-lfaf,si tiI. accumulation and vnr
-tur uf aI-. Quantities - sugar With
In lwHuuf un hand fug several months
.''fulftluruf-
Tl. stations ft said.
IS istrr sum ~ money b. n"'ssSsri
h Invested thsrfin. and the uncertain
iir. .l fh' 4, urDil lnanriai situation
utk, 70 HitisIiie io s,n~ef'v thu l,r's.
,u, each rr.rurt,s ~ ths osunfnnN.
tn Dintaut has nsd Igpsi-'rvus
,,ar with pfsfits f,g fhr niu- munth-
'rdiuz : ,i.tul-r ." II sl.HaH. .''uH o.
f.a, taxes and ditilrn,is
~ e. EIadl..N 20 't.iumlms. ';'-Fris
vas .l.ti,d 'hshman q th- l.osld
'hpta. a. chandler 90 Atlanta. wa-
,l,s Sci fH,sili,.ut and Harrison Jones
and o. : Mo'aSh - Ailsnis. sts
rH,sld,uL
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
CaIls rm Manifestations.

~ NstoHtatrd ffes.s
NEW Sol;k. o.k 2a.-ls~irmuid
l.Nn,h nati'Hinl secretary ~ th'
Friends IT irish Ff,r'luui tonight t'lc
giaph,d all state aud i,aal branches ~
the Organization calling f'I uiganiy' 4
"l.tniir~tatlons uf indignation and suf
row neat SUNDAY uN-r the muft,f
~ Loud Maym MssSwinvs "f Corh
and Mi'ha'i Fitzgerald. whu died -
GENTLY after hunger strike in u 'oris
ail
rh" demonstrations afr I" De- uniiur'n
Throughout the country, With funeral
SlVircr IN ,nthrlrals and principal
churches
l:nnn'ts are - l." drap-d Ia black
Ne nuttu-S atr e. hr carried aud no
si,',,h,s Z" J." niad" un that day 20"
ruttliug q" ~. uf,lvrs National EX"'u
tive d,.ctcr Lynch stated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
MINERS To MEET
ABOUT LOWERING Of
PRICES Of COAL
MEETING II CALLED vt RIOT EST
Of tTTORNEl t.ENERN
PALMER.
N, s..@~ls.sA Z rress


CLEVELAND. Get. g Hundreds a
lituminuuS coal operators from dift'
ent producing ii,liS ntttt,d al Cl'Nr
land tonight Ter general m'' ting Co..
inurruw. at which communication
from Attorney General Palmer urgir.
action toward lowering e itiv-s e."
soft coal. viii H. taken az
The meeting has lssu 'tll'vi lp CD.
un.l Il. u. Wcntz 81 Philadelphia. pres.
dent of the National '"ii A~"ciai."n.
The meeting Wa called st the r'uu'si
of Attorney General l'almt - that
the attorney grn.pl- t'1"e'l might
W nut h.fur- ~ m the representatives
~ snft coai uprrai'rs
u MS explained t'sisv th'ii thr VI
tiunal coal Nssus iatiun wh"s' u'nil" b.
.hir embraces s.se0 "i"rai'is vita
i.t.ra thtn ihr,s fnufthe t ~" arEr'
tr,te sdt .ual uutput whi,h VIII tbs
v,tr reach nearly ssa.""o."'' i"tiS. rtn
not Iseau-e II IN. NATURE IT ~ chir
aetcr. take any ariion whiting {" r'i''
nNiuE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
GOMPERS URGES
ORGANIZED LABOR
To SUPPORT COX
ATTACKS HARDING ~ OPPOSED
To IEGiSl.tTION FtNORiNG
WORKING MN.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. % -Sam.l
Gompcrs urged organized labor o. sup
port Governor Cox Tor clv,ti,n In an
address tonight ~ q lahvr political r,l.
~ here. lie attacked senator Harding
~ an opponent of th' legislation o.
benefit Labor Joined with his appeal.
Mr. Gumpcis urged the drfli ui Unite
States senator Watson of Indiana. VIII.
hc asserted. voted "lik" e twin brother
OF senator Handing.
Governor CuN. said tiumprrs. stand,
iur prugrc"r and lrv"il"in. while senator
Harding WIS characterized ~ the rrp.
Tcs-ntatiNc uf r,aci.un and tyranny
Ntackiug thu Republican ,1ndhlntc.
M Gumpyi~ dcrlirrl hc daiiN chang"
his position uu important questions ami
had never uttered an original construct.
i've thought
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Making


JOLIET. I'LL. B,t % MASSES viii
b. ,,icuaivd in tWn Joliet church =
"Wednesday ~ honor ~ Terence Mae.
Swin,, luui mayur uf 'uk. William
10. callahan. r'coi'ling secretary II The
is,astt Emmett SHt'iy here. an.
nouu'rd that e meeting IT the "iginizu
iiun would o.. c,il,-l Immediately ta
ins~ u..uiuii'n- 1T sympsih, iui Ma
SWinrNs ii-iily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
TO CONFER With SENATE
and EFFECT COMPROMISE
upon LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
nY TnE AssoclNrEp rEl:ss.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Oct 2s-tiovcmo Cos OF Ohio an
nouneed today 1t ii elected president, c would , down with
senate and make agreement upon the League o and
that his should ll dr senatorial election
THE executive will" the Democratic candidate said should
not control and is "unthnabe" he declared shat American
membership in the league should be postponed years.
the next senatorial elections would be held American member
ship he Indicted the primary consideration That he
favored American participation with clarifying reservations
reiterated by the governor.
Hailed ly member. 90 the part, o the
important oi arg dcvc on"ts tie candidates announcement
III response letter TODAY Governor Cox ani
his Republican op senator Harding hy i oi their support
urging them accc. whatever revision 81 the Lodge
tions two.ihird ~ the senate mgin approye.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Follows Roots statement.

The governors announcement fu.
lowed uu the heels ui his statement in
ms Madison Sduarc Garden spccch las.
saturday iu New York that hc would
"tuinptuniis.' tnr IcsurNa.iun .cuntr ,.
vcrsy.' Attention also was called To-
the circunisi,n,rS tuat " ioliuN~ I
Elihu Roots Siairmvn; that Governor
Cox was a. "unyirlding" regarding All.
,lc ten as President Wilson.
Nlorv than . dozen speeches wcls
mad' Through the West Virginia mouu
tam country today by Governor go,
and the state gave him un- ui thu most
enthusiasts receptions of the campligr.
Aiu,S raiiruad u,n AMI other iuilvis
We're prominent among the thousand e
which chVvr,d the candidate Nuciici
ca IS
Scnaor llardlngs league statement
,lmr IN Ter special attavh by the gov.
,Iuur h'nuunciug senator Harding.
senator l.odsv ct Massachusetts and
other senator's vino signed the round
robin 49, 'cunspiratoi~ lh- governor
asked
How ran Ne reasonably expect onc
II the ,uuspiriturf. u ,i-,t,d. 10 u,ci.
turn IN" conspiracy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
Methodist Conference
Is Ended at Clarendon;
Appointments Are Made

Sr. siai - Tks Nrws
CLARENDON. Texas. oct ss.-Th'
Nurihwrsi Texas Cunfsrcn,. came -
q closr here SUNDAY afternoon with the
rra,lins cf the appointments hy lH~ho,
NcMurtay.
ir it"ntN iiru,ks Wa~ passigncd 60
~. IirSi Methodist church 81 Am .
.illo and Rev g. e Twin tu the liuch-
nnan Street church.
Eishun M1cMurraN preached ui tn
Methodist church auditorium IN IA"
murnlng o. % iarpr crowd whlrh ga'l.
"i,i d'spiiy the rain sud c''ld w'ath',
aud taxed the ,ipItlty uf th' lair"
church building. after whi,h ~" class
~ fourth wear was urllin-l.
pih,tr ministers .it 81 III" 'uuirr.
'ntp pu, u,1shstl ~ other 'hur,h"s ".
tuNa. ,Nsu thu suiur-d Methodist
,hui,h t,ing Inoyidcl with visiting
minister. Ter bath morning and 's'nini.
seiNic'S
IT,, l. ". Israel appointed iu ih'
l'lainyi'w IL item. preached 81 tn
Msth'slisi ,huT'h 90 uirht
w. the lttoru.uu th" iuyuuIill SET,
hYr was hrli With s num'"t e talh .
uu ~, H,,-- uf th''-r vhn hat" III, .
during the ut-i lr1r Rev. e. ~ "
aud \ o. I,ui,rrt- were 10" mini~i'i q
1T th'. ,,'uf'rsu'' WI" have 'ii'd dutius
tn, ttufrrput.' Nttr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
HARDING PREDICTS
REPUBLICAN PARTY
WILL WIN VICTORY
DECLARES IT IN SUPERIOR ~ Az
INSTRt MENT OF tDMIN.
isTRATION.
he CR|T|C|sEs PRESIDENT
iiolds That Nation II Determined to
Bc "Donc With Autocraey Under
the Mere Guise Of Demo.
cratic Force"
a. Associated rrexa
WASHINGTON.

a. Associated rress.
WASHINGTON. Oct. "a senator
Harding In q prediction statement 10
the Amcric1- people made public here
tonight declared the republican iurty
gees To- the people assured that they
will recognize its superiority as an In.
sirumcniality of administration and that
In tn" election now pending they Will
give n the certificate of their confi.
dencc and trust"
Tn" republican presidential nOmirc"
uiticis'I IN" democratic administration
"f governmental affairs. declaring "th,
nation is determined tu hr done with
sautocracy under IN" mere guisc of demo-
cratic forms
The republican party. he asserted
has proposed In it, platform and d.
yrlopCd IN the uttcfunccs of its lead
crs. q progilm which cuntcmplaicS
EQUAL opportunity for all' and ''r"rug
nizcs IN, vices of exploitation and profit
scring"
~ to the league uf nations ISSUE Sen
,tur Ilnr4inr summarized his lErty's
position as follows.
"tn,rlca Alone Must Decide
The rcpuhlic1n party proposes such
an aSSociation of nations ~ viii most
cff,ctivclv fir,hcr the aspirations fur
world vide and permanent peace with
out sacrificing any Independence ~ III"
american nation n believes America
ran and mus, har it, full part in TIL
responsibilities cf the w'rld hut u al
wnv- believes that America alone must
decide what that part shall hc
senator llardings statement fUllUer:
In asking the suffrage ci the Amer
loan electorate this year th" rcpubli'
can party has IN mind both tn" rocU'd
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
NO DEMONSTRATIONS ARE
MADE OUTSIDE OF PRISON
when WORD GOES ABROAD
ny TIE Associated pREss.

ny TIiE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
CORK, Oct 2soseph Murphy Of the hunger strikers
in Cork jail died tonight.
The death Of Murphy occurred at s:3s p lie twenty
five years old and married.
Murphy member Of the Irish volunteers and well
known as an athlete
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

puiuimrnis
Iuri i,fut" N" ,lu~. ct M, rciIi''.
" thu appointments the lEhts went
cut. and The bishop snuoury'd then th"
remainder. uud vlll'-t i"r thr duNuluey
tn" Nariuu~ preachers i,,gJn ih"ir
~, du- from clarendon during the lHf.
evening AMI might. sud VIII pr,ii,'l''
al De- gone Tomorrow tu th,ir huiu,,
over tho large TERRITORY irum WhI, O.
they haN" rath"r,d
Mann Important measures hiNr hfu
~ sUd upun during ih, ,oui,ttu,. iust
clus Il. which t b. Stid viii have O..
reaching effect iH Methnii,1u rfiu.
plllv thr pla,ing uf q u'v ,''l,cr 10
Ahil'uv. aud ,'uirtliginu ~" fini'T, boo
powers Il the enfcrcnrr uu'n the new
schurl and 'r tl1pud..u t.li.lis l.i.ii'' Q
herr
TIL" appointments follow
thilrn- Di>iri,t.
All-u" di-iti'i, " i.lu' rf's'l
iug 'hl'r' Aitirn' fu~t ,ruth a. q e.
Niil't. Thunr,s Hanks. ~up,tnuw"i'
Nhil,r, - iaui. o. o. E,lan.uu un't
Sir'rt. \ w. llmism. Nn-r. D y.
EldridE, AiitiuN. " r. Hamilton
A~l and la'h,l. n y I"liu-r i;1it
a. e. Huffman. Citi,- ,iuWf a g..
Nat'-. 'hl" ,irfuii q " t'-tt. t'H~-
l'islu- 'uruii. u - t.aus,. iltwl,t ,l.
vuli ". : UNNuu' uWpiN ltllt-
'ircuii ! Nap IIndi suwiy NHa
o. " hJsau M,tkei " NJ. Nun iI'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
SWIFT DECLARES
PRESENT CATTLE
PRICES ARE JUST
PtCkER rRt.slDENT SAYS PROG.
RkSS DEPENiDS tfON FACTORS :
WORKING TOtsErfER.
COOPERATION IS NEEDED
fmrign Exrl,angr aud Hide Msrket
Nusi i,r toisidered in Making
frsfif.

4 consider that the prvblcmr ~ The
cattle rais,'rs. cattle feeders aud packers
iir nil 'lus..ly rrluic,i" declared Louis
= Swift president II swift a Company.
who spuke tu ahuut fitiy business men
aud sniilc isl@'fs yesterday Afternoon
M she iaard 81 rity DcVelopmcrt
rwan- M one uf the three can make
80, great progress without the rooi'.
criti~n ct all thr,c."
MI SNiii o. making tour uf the
uatil, raising s,ttion- ~ the cnIntrs
in AN ,fiHt tu Great. better relations
i~iwvrn ~. ,attlr u,is.ts aud the pact.
crs. iii- sI~~ch yesterday. which wns
Uunfiu,d {" ai.uui thirty minutes. dealt
chiefly With tlW troubles 1T tho catfl"
breeders ~ connected with ih"S' II the
Isarksfs aud attempted Ia show That
thu lir'-.n, seemingly lew pfic''~ whi.n
the rai-sr~ air receiving ior their beef
lir inif aud Just in comparison with
hat ~" larkrrs are getting f"f thris
Id,-lu't-
This Near Nat Profitable.
The year isso will not De- prOiii.s-
blr ,m, iu the packers declared NJ.
swift but ~ are net surprised -
Dissatisfied Thir viii D.. cvuut,r b1i.
anr,d iy th" returns from uther years
We 'uly want thu average r'iuins 81
ail M, ycsrs.
"Th' pmkcr~ ar1 d-p.nd-ui not unl'
,n a." suprl, and ivn,1nd II the q
piuslust~ Int on ~. rates Ui fureif.n
.Xrhtng. which ate ~ present very
lew The hide market j. only about 3"
pyt cent 81 what Il was sb',ut 4 year
age fur th- r,sisan that the tanner
viii nd buy the hides III" plcl.r..
un the "th'r hand. e.tunUi stop kiliins
,aiil" and - 'iue- ~" forced to tfn
the hid.s themselves. although there -
nu market fur thr Leather. ciih'r.'
>hr~pWrn nissati.fird.
The -hsrpui.n ar' dissatisfied WITH
ihr I,.N prices d i.-lst. stated Nj.
swift hui D.. ai." stated that 'h" pitce'
Continued on Page Six.)
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The -hsrpm'n ar' dissatisfied VIII
ihr I.N pris,-- M toisN. stated Mt
swift hui D." ais" stated that 'h" p'ice'
tContlnued on Page SIX
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26
OrdinaIlan af IiIdrr~

Nu,r ~. mcinmiai ssr,te-s thr -
iiusil'n - l,ilcrs i,nk ils.st ufisr'
Nhi.ia ih, bishnr r'id w. N.i - ti-'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-26

~ ri"ntinu''l ~ ragq Twol
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CONTINUED ON Page rightI
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07

Y We wish to announce that the clos
ing exercises of the primary school
will take place next Saturday morning
at nine O'Clock. Patrons are cordially
invited.
The North OcaIa school viii close
Saturday morning at ten o'clock.
The closing exercises Of the eighth
grade will be held next Monday morn
ing at ten o'clock in the Temple Thea
ter. A more detailed announcement
will be made later. Patrons and
friends are cordially invited 10 these
exercises.
The High school vii not assemble
until 12:45 o'clock on that day. but the
pupils of the grades must meet In their
rooms at nine O'Clock as usual
P. H.HENsLEY. Prin.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07
MRS. MooRHEAD DOING EXCEL
LENT WORK

It was related recently how the
directors of the Exchange had author
lied special work among students in
normal and other teachers schools.
The early success of these somewhat
experimental efforts is well shown
in the following accounts from two
Athens, Georgia, newspapers:
An elaborate dinner was served al
the State College of Agriculture yes
terday afternoon by the students of
the Home Economic Department with
Miss Proctor in charge. The affair
was planned yesterday morning by
Miss Proctor and twelve of the stu.
dents. The feature of the occasion
was lecture given by Mrs. Caroline
MOorhead of the Citrus Exchange IN
various uses of fresh citrus fruits.
The form in which the food was
arranged was most beautiful 10 the
eye as we'll as delicious to the taste.
Salad in many ways was served and
best of all was the orange nog which
is entirely new drink and is said
to be very nutritious. The nog was
made of Sealdsweet oranges. giving
it most delicious taste.
Cakes made of the various kinds
of Florida citrus fruits were served.
also new kind of candy made from
the peel of the grapefruit. The way
in which the tables were arranged
made the dinner more attractive. or.
anges were cut in the shape OF has
kets filled with all kinds OF good eats
and many other deserts made from
Florida fruits were served.
About sixty girls who are members
of the Home Economic Department "a
the College of Agriculture and several
members of the faculty were present
at this banquet.
The Florida Citrus Exchange IL a
corporation. not for profit. organized
and operated by the citrus growers
of Florida, through which 10 pick.
pack and market their crops. u con.
sists of three divisions. local. district
and state and through courtesy %
this organization the students OF the
State College of Agriculture had the
pleasure of attending this dinner com
posed entirely of Florida fruits.
Mrs. Moorhead's headquarters are
at Tampa, Fla, and she Is travelling
through the state of North Carolina.
Tennessee. Alabama and Georgia. The
Agricultural College was fortunate In
getting an engagement with this citrus
fruit demonstrators. She has specialize
ed in Sealdsweet grapefruit and the
lectures which she gives are very IN
teresting. Friday Mrs. Moorhead win
visit the State Normal School where
she will give the students Of that IN.
stitution a lecture.-Athens l0a.J
| Banner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07
II WE ONLY UNDERSTOOD

Written for the Ocala Banner
Could we draw aside the curtains
That surround each others hves'
See the naked heart and spirit
Know what spur tie action s''es
Often we would find Il better
Purer than we judge We "ouia'
We would love each other better
If we only understood
Could we nudge all deeds b. motives
See the good and bad within.
Often we would love the sinner
All the while we loathe the SIN.
Could we know the powers working
To o'erthrow integrity
We would Judge each others errors
With more patient charity
.mt ~-.-sr 4ss@.--~->-sssA =
IL we knew the cares and triais'
Knew the efforts all in van
And the bitter disappointment
Understood the loss and gain
Would the grim external roushhs'
Seem. wonder. just the sai.'s -.
wonld we helm where now we Kinder
Would we pity where we blame 4
All. we Judge each other harsnly'
Knowing not LIES hiddel W.
knowing not the point Of action
Is less turbid at its source
Seeing not amid the evil
All the golden grains Of sooa.
Oh. we'd love each other better
If we only understood.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-05-07

More than nine out Of .sI or mms-
rheumatism are either cnIo ~ wSich -.
cular rheumatism. neitne All that
auire any thermal trestms1,,S, s an s
d parts rsu freely with chambs.lalsas :, L IA
p mans Won win be SURPRISED o. tAs
relief which Il affords
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-06

The st. Mary Waterman says
Eggs are going down in price, and
will still be reduced. Butter has
fallen off about five cents per
pound. while coal oil and gasoline
are going up. 1t is about time fod
the government to come forward
with another war tax on JOY rid
trs-the fellows who burn up the
highways, especially on Sunday
afternoons. About one cent n
mile on this class would save mil
lions of gallons and thereby send
the price down to reasonable
limit. There is no necessity of
taxing any car used for business
or the accomplishment of some
result, but these wind
splitters will have to be checked
in some way, if the industrial and
the necessary part of the world
would survive.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-06

everything we wait just where
and when we want it. The only
way to be happy is to enjoy all
we have to the utmost as we 90
along. 1t is right to lay up for
old age in youth; right to pre-
pare for a rainy day, but it is nor
right to bend all our energies to
this end and put off until the flu
ture the happiness we might en-
JOY every day. 1t is very com
mon to see people working and
saving, denying themselves all
recreation and many comforts, to
lay up money to buy more land,
to enlarge their stock Ito save for
their children) thinking that
when they have accomplished this
they will be happy and begin to
take comfort. The hoped for
point may never be attained, or Ii
it is, sickness or death may have
come first and the dear ones whom
we expected to be happy with he
gone forever-Avoyelles Entes-
prise.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-03-06
HOW TO CONTROL HOG
NANCE.

Hog mango is spread mainly by
direct bodily contact, according
to Investigations recently cenduc-
ted by the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. The disease
is contracted most rapidly among
hogs Of low vitality, especially
those kept in small Enclosures. It
spreads more slowly among Wig
orous animals kept in pastures or
in clean, well-lighted, roomy pens
or buildings. Failure by swine
owners to control hog mango re
suits in heavy losses from shrink
age as well as from a high death
rate The department states that
the disease can be eradicated by
four clippings in a lime-Sulphur or
arsenical solution with intervals
of 6 or days between clippings.