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Evening star., 1920-02-27
Girls and Boys Shoes

Dressy styles for girls. of patent
leather with gray suede top (as
illustrated), or white kid or black
cloth tops.
Boys Shoes, with all the snap of dads,
and still mighty comfortable, with
sturdiness in the soles and upper
feathers.
Boys and Girls Shoes, in narrow and
wide widths; priced in every instance
lower than or as low as present whole
sale costs.
aushuprh 4 Hrofher
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Second FIoor-Lansburgh & brother.
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Face Creams
Lash BROWNIE. 45c:
d. & R., DC, 19c, 29c,
j9c.
csc Elcaya, 10c.
2oc l.. & 3. Peroxide,
18c.
~0c Kinds Honey and
Almond. Ale.
soc l.. & B. Cucum-
. ber and Almond,
soc Malvina, 42c.
Lotions
CSC Frostilla. 21c.
25e Rose Water and
Glycerine. 21c.
soc Witch Hazel. 35c.
soc Cucumber, 35c.
Perfumes
Trial Size NJ ry
Garden. 3Se.
1l-oz. Trial Size
Houbigant's Ideal,
Sc.
-oz. Trial Size Coty
and Lori & a n,
$l.OO.
NOE. Trial Size
Blasco, SOC.
Deod0rants
45c Amoline, large
size, soc.
25c Dec. zoe.
25c Odorono. small
bottle. 21c.
soc Odorono. medium
size bottle, 1c.
Rouges and
Compacts
soc Djer-Kiss, 35c.
soc DoY1ns. &c.
soc B o uet of
Fleurs. 20c.
CSC Dorins Compact,
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NeW PeHicOQtS+
To Wear With Your Easter SUIT

To Wear With Your Easter SUIT
There are SO many models to choose
from-clever designing and beautiful ma
terials combine in making them choicest
and most interesting collection we have
shown in long time. Among those
present:
At Sll.95-Petticoats with silk Jersey top
with deep accordion plated rufle of Dresden
figured messalnc, in variety of colors.
At $7.95-Petticoats made of fine quality taf-
feta silk, in black and changeable eolors; in
a variety of styles.
At H.95-Petticoats, with cotton taffeta top
with silk taffeta ruff1es in assorted changeable
colors in regular and extra sizes.
At So.o5-Petticoats in EXTRA SIZES, of
fine quality taffeta silk; in black and change
able colors.
At sos and SlISs-Petticoats in extra sizes
with Jersey silk top with taffeta or messalne
ruf1es; in black and colors.
Third. .Flesr-LansburgA 4 Dro.
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The chamoisettc glove is 1niladys choice
for early spring wear. Very smart III ap-
pearance are ours. the excellence of quality
and fit making them SO. Washable. too-a
great point in favor of serviceability. Two
clasp and strap-wrist models. White and
wanted shades
First FIoor-Lansbur8h Brother
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's.lka1ss.-sA 4 Br.ther lk1nnnsn
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Hair Tonic
Mouth Wash
Miscellaneous

soc Superior Whisks,
SIC.
10c Wash Cloths,
; for 25c.
Csc Rubber Sponges.
Toe.
csc Dressing Combs,
10c.
19c Superior Tooth
Brushes, 15e.
45c lib. Absorbent
Cotton. Soc.
40c Ivory Cream,
35c.
19c Nail Brushes,
16c.
75c Tar Paper Roll,
4 dos. csc.
$I.25 Tar Bag, 30x
so, 91.15.
$3.50 Tar Bag, 30x
70, S1.3o.
15c Household Am
monia, 10c,
. 25c Fine Toilet Tis-
sue, 1000 sheets,
Inc.
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Toilet Soaps

Toilet Soaps
25c Woodbury's Fa-
cial. 19c.
csc Cuticura. Ice.
15c Elderaower.
8 for 25c.
$1.5O Conte's CASTLE.
bar, $1.35.
12c Palmolive, 3 for
25c.
25c Packers Tar, zoe.
CSC Johnson's Foot
Soap. 10c.
10c Fairbanks Tar,
15c L. & B. Peroxide,
3 for 25c.
9c' Ivory, Sc.
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Face Powder
Tooth Powder
and Paste

soc Pebeco. 30c.
25c Kolynos. zoe.
soc Pepsodent, 30e.
CSC Sanitol. 21c.
Csc Spearmint, 16c.
Csc Albodon Paste,
10c.
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.~LANSBURGH g. BROTHER
Editorial
LIFE

Life Is a beautiful wind
ing lane, but in our eager
ness to find even moro at
tractive surroundings we
push on in our haste. not
once pausing to admire
the things we should enjoy
on the way. like flowers.
stately trees. song birds.
: tempting fruits. In later
life we find as we go far
ther down the path-the
trees grow\ bleak. the
flowers fade. tie birds dis
appear and at last we ar
rive. And this is life.
How 'mucn better It
would be for all Of US to
gather a few summer roses
on the way-to stop and
get better acquainted with
the priceless gift Of friends.
The one thing that will
secure comfort and pre-
serve the heart is to al
ways remember that We
cannot be happy tomorrow
unless we be happy today.
Living long cannot be
compared with living well.
The world will move. the
stars will sl.ine, the sun
will continue to paint the
wild flowers long. long.
after our ashes are OF
earth.
The wise way is to enjoy
the flowers and our friends
as we go along.
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1919 Qpa1;ty-l919 Price
Women's ull-Fashioned
Silk Stockings

We still have on hand limited quantity
OF Women's Fine Full-fashioned Silk Stock
ings, at the fall 1919 price. When they are
gone, the same quality will cost you more. Will
You buy now. later? Choice Of black. and
score OF good shades. Every pair perfect and
properly reinforced for service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

In the sort of part she made famous capricious
cigarette girl-wid and untamed, until
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

news OF the loss OF fortune with
indifference and becomes profcs'
sionai society hostess. The events
that come within her experience In
this work are most unusual and In.
tercsting.
u. w. Griffith's Tho Idol Dan.
GER" closes tonight
STRAND
one OF the classics Of English III.
craturc. Stcvcnson's DIR. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" has been translated TO
the screen as n Paramount Aircraft
picture and will be shown nj the
Strand beginning Saturday. In the
role OF the unfortunate DIR. Jekyil.
John Barrymore In declared TO give
one OF tho most remarkable per.
formanccs OF his career.
The story OF the London physician
who. thru scientific curiosity. discov-
cred n fluid that would transform
him at viii from n philanthropic
friend Of humanity into n groveling.
fiendish beast Is well known. II Is
said to be a real Masterpiece Of
film. rs well as written. literature.
Tonight brings 10 close q two
weeks run Of Cecil DcMiiic's popu-
lar production, why Change Your
Wifey'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
Millennium Coming,
Says Evan Roberts

LONDON. May :i.-Evan Roberts.
the famous welsh revsvaiiss. declares
that "there Ia no doubt we are nj.
ready In the throes Of tho miiienia
age. Ever since tho Welsh revival Of
1904 there have been perpetual and
profound disturbances by Satan and
his hosts. and an unprecedented ac-
tivity In the affairs Of men None OF
this has been accidental Two
thrones have already passed away.
and there are shadows OF the coming
one throne. Earthly thrones are
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
Concrete Ships
Are Abandoned

LONDON. May si.--sir c. u. Hun
ter. head Of = shipbuiidlnx firm. an.
nounced the abandonment Of the
scheme 70 build concrete ships at the
ocmpany's yards. They are a com.
pic,e failure. he said. costing twice ar
much as steel vessels and taking
twice AZ long TO build
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
Picture hfter

William Faversham will soon be-
gin work on "The Sin That Wash
His" a film play by Frank Packard,
author Of THE Miracle Man"
Olive Thomas appears on skis in
her new picture "The Flapper."
Priscilla Deans next picture has
been chosen. II Is called THE Cat
That Walked Alone" and is an orig.
inal screen story In prologue and
four parts by John Cotton.
Jane Novnk Is suing her husband
Frank Newberg. for divorce. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

Cosinne Griffith and her director.
= ven ~ . large company Of promi.
nens players. are At st. Augustine.
yJnrsdA, making exterior scenes for
s~xhs whisper Market a story Of
ruth American intertgue."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

made famous on the stage by Richard Mansfield.
Barrymore's portrayal is the finest acting presen
tation Of the year 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21
Instantly Beauty
Your Complexion

Thousands Of girls and women
everywhere proclaim DERWILLO
the greatest beaatifier yet discov-
cred. II instantly gives the akin
that rosy white appearance every
normal woman Graves. Over fivo
hundred thousand are using II In
place OF face powder, as IL stays on
until you wash IL of. II IL so life-
like In appearance that II is impos-
sihle TO detect IL. and IL gives yon1
youthful skin every one {u
loves to touch" 1t is especially rcc-
commended as protection TO the
skin, for shiny nose. freckles, tan.
blsekheads and sailow. dark, rourH
skin. Try IL today on your faca
neck. hands and arms Yea. it's Al.
solutely harmless. even on the most
delicate skin. At all toilet counters
everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

TODAy's rROGKANs
1InEWTx--Jssaaes Sussvtie's ny
1<ady's Gart~v.'
CIENNEH--Essie Williams IN The
fsrtass~ uuntes."
COtIsEt Nd. W. Gssfnth's The
1doi usne~r."
srWA>O--r~sti ne Nifle's why
Change Nsus Wifer"
HEN--Nsvuso TAinaAge IN "A
Dsasht~s ~ I've wsstds."
COtO>1Ai--tssssse Oufnth N The
Cfisnts~ss-"
CLASS A--rScrsthy rhiiiivp n The
niGht - tisppisess-"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

REX
Frank keenan,, one Of the fore
most character actors now appearing
on the screen. comes TO the Rex Sat.
urday in 1.-THE World Afisme." n
story OF Carson Burr. millionaire
manufacturer. who has foresight
Because his city In misgoverned. he
runs for mayor and Is elected. A
nation wide strike threatens to have
It's incipiency In his city. Not only
does he auell the unrest but he abol-
ishcs the cause OF all strikes for all
time, by adopting the system Of
profit sharing in his own plant and
inducing all the other extensive en-
ployers OF labor TO do the same
thing.
Romance Is supplied by the may
or's daughter and young city hall
employee.
Norma Talmadge closes a weeks
engagement In "a Daughter OF Two
Worlds" at the Rex tonight
COLONIAL
Corinne Griffith win appear In
Inc Sumpers ut inc Soiofiai ior
the last time tonight.
The new show which opens Sat.
urday viii be a screen version Of Hal
Reid's big stage success. THE Con-
fession." The story Of the picture
is one which Is bound to hold the
audience. II depicts the love Of
sweetheart for sweetheart. brother
for brother and last, but not least,
the love OF mother for her son.
Henry II. Walthall. famed for his
wonderful performance OF "The Lit.
tie Colonel in Griffith's Birth OF
Nation" is the featured player. He
Is supported by clever cast includ-
ing Francis Mcdonald. William Clif.
ford. Margaret Lands and Barney
Furcy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

CUSNY Spain with It's romance.
~ It's color. It's fire. tempestuous
loves and stormy teaiouni~s IL tho
scene OF Geraldine F'arrar'n latest
vehicle THE Woman and IN. Pup.
pet" which opens at tho Cicmmer
Saturday.
In this romantic play by Pierre
Louys and Pierre Frondaie. authors
of "Aphrcdl,e." tho big New York
success. Miss Farrar Ia given tho role
Of a spirited Spanish giri whose
wiles and whims bring a spanish
nobicman TO the verge Of desperation
until. dangied too long like. a pup
pet. he turns and tArnen her.
Like Plane OF tho Desert and
The World and Its Women" this
drama offers Miss Farrar . ooiorful
role.
Lou Tcliegan plays the supporting
l.ad.
Earle Williams In The Fortune
Hunter" IN the present attraction ut
the cicmmer.
LIBERTY
Romance and adventure IN M far.
famed diamond fields Of South AZ.
riea--,hats the theme OF Thou Ar
the Man. the pho,opiay which opens
At the Liberty Saturday following
tho final showing Friday night Of
MY Lady's Garter"
Youil admire the hero Of this nsw
photopiay. a s'aiwart young soldier
Of fortune. who goes 20 sail falsely
accused to shield tho xiri he loves.
The African atmosphere II Naid TO
be remarkably true 90 life. I, shows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

melting away In preparation for tho
divine"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

the torrid land OF ho,.biooded men
and women. INSCRIPTIONS diamond
sfnuExiers and n few eiean hearted
folks like Myie. cai,horpe and tho
girl for whom he goes thru fire.
Robert Warwick and Lois Wilson
have the leading roies.
COLISEUM
When Howard Chandler Chrtssy
declared that Katherine MaeDonaid's
title. the most beautiful woman In
pictures" Mas we'll earned and ac-
counted for her bcauty by saying u
represented the glory Of q dauntlcrs
character. he little knew that Miss
MacDonald's next story would en-.
able her TO enact . rols of this
naturA
In 'The Turning Point" tho lat.
eat attraction OF "the American
Beauty" which win h. shown nj tho
Coliseum for the first time aatur.
day, Miss Macdonald plays the part
Of Diana Tenant. who grceis tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-21

Newbergs have been married flvo
years.
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four children were ordered excluded.
the latter because in the absence
OF their father. they "were liable to
become = public charge"
The record shows that just q week
after landing they were deported on
the ship that had brought them over.
Their seven days In America were
passed In waiting for the wife and
mother to appear and claim them.
But she, Mrs. Marta Ermani Cut
torino, did not know OF their arrival.
Cuttorino died aboard the liner. ac-
cording to cablegrams. of broken
heart Seven-year-old Irma pined
lway and died also. They were buried
It sea. and the three 'fatherless chill
lren continued their journey to Italy.
A friend In Italy tried to communi-
ate with the widow. The sto' y
cached State Senator Salvatore Co
lilo. who has started proceedings
With the Italian and the American
ioNsrnments for the retlrn OF the
children TO their mothn-
Records q. Ellis Island show that
when asked by the agent II the
steamship company IL he could read
'orty words the father rep,'e1 he
'ould not. For this disregasi OF the
immigration law the steamship con-
oany was fined 5000.
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HE dies
OF BROKEN HEART
Italian, Father Of -Four, Barred
From Entering U. S. Because
Of literacy Test Failure.

NEW YORK. Feb. 27-From Ellis
Island, gate to a new world and 70
new hopes to 80 many immigrants.
comes . tale OF misfortune that be-
fell q worthy Italian family a. re-
suit OF rigid enforcement OF the liter
airy test. This test was written into
the national immi grafton law over the
veto OF President Wilson In 1917.
On January there arrived from
Italy on the Febre line steamer
Madonna. Ettore Cuttorino. forty-five,
with his four children, Alfredo. thir-
teen; Jeanette. twelve; Dante. ten, and
Irma. seven. They came TO Join the
wife and pother. who had prospered
here as . 'dressmaker.
Although the parent met every
other requirement. II was found he
could not read the forty words the
literacy test requires. Four days
after they arrived the father and the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
BELLAMY STORER BETTER.

PARIS. Feb 27.-Bellamy Storer
Cincinnati, Ohio. former United
States ambassador to Austria Hun
gary, is "out of danger" his physi.
clans said today. Storer has been
suffering from a nervous breakdown
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
FARMERS OPPOSE
MARYLAND RACING
Delegates at 46th Annual C0nven-
ton Against Several Pro-
posed Bills.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. Feb. 1.-THE
torty-sixth annual convention OF the
farmers of Montgomery county, held
at Sandy. Spring and attended
by 200 farmers and dairymen,
opposed the bill now before the legis-
lafure separating the offices of clerk
to the county commissioners and
county treasurer and providing for
the election OF the treasurer by the
people. The claim was made that
such a law would not only decrease
the efficiency OF the administration
but would mean additional expense Of
81 900 year.
The convention also placed itself
IN record as being opposed to the
creation OF State racing commits
sion, and as favoring the repeal Of all
betting on races.
A resolution was also adopted op-
posing the bill pending In the leeis-
lature authorizing a bond issue OF
$4,000 for new public school build
ings and other school purposes un-
less absolutely necessary. The strict
enforcement of the Volstead act was
urged.
The convention was presided over
ny william J. Thomas, and John f..
Muncaster was secretary. Gray Sill
yer, Washington representative of the
National Federation of Farm Bureaus,
gave a talk on farm bureaus; Fred
erick HALEY. of Sandy Spring, dis
cussed "The Relation of Country Pro-
Queer and City Consumer" Mr..
Holmes, of the National Farm Bureau
Organization. told of the outlook OF
the farmer for the next ten years.
and John T. Muncaster. read paper
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
Germany Must Fulfill
Peace Treaty Terms,
Says Gen. Castelnau

PARIS, Feb. 2T,-Gen. Edousrd
de Castelnau. winner OF the bat
tic OF Nancy. and president or
the army committee. speaking In
the chamber OF deputies today.
said:
Whether Germany disarms or
not IL 10 her affair. but IL she does
not dissrm II Is our affair. IL 10
necessary that the idea enter
the German mind that, willing or
not willing. she must carry out
the treaty she has signed"
Both Castelnau and exPremier
BRAND opposed the bill providing
that only one years contingent.
about 100000 men. be retained Ia
the service
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
FREE CLINICAL ADVICE
FOR EX-SERVICE MEN

Free clinical service will be furn-
ished ex-service men and their
families by the National Catholic War
Council, IT has been announced.
The council has made arrangements
with twelve hospitals Throughout the
country for this purpose. Providence
Hospital has been designated as the
one for ex-service men in Washing
ton. The service includes, an ex-
animation, consultation, and treat
ment
The free service Is extended to sol
dicrs, sailors. and marines still in the
service also.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
.HOPEfOR MILLIONS .
FROM U.S. TOURISTS
British Want Ships to Stop First
At English Port Instead
of French.

LONDON, Feb. 2T.-Two hundred
million dollars 10 the sum which EnSt
land expects American tourists 70
spend In this country thi, year.
This sum 10 enough to pay half the
annual interest on British'j war debt
TO America. On the charts CT the
economist or the governm ,nt foreign
trade expert this infiux Of monsJ will
be listed In q column known IS "in-
visible exports" Its effect On the
balance of trade Is just The yame as
would be the expectation OF s20O.0OO-
900 worth Of manufactured products
to America.
For this reason the American tour
list trade" has become q matter OF
Importance to England, and ways and
means are being considered whereby
the stay of Americans In England
will be made as pleasant as possible.
This influx Of money from America
would have an important effect on the
exchanges between Nhe two coun-
tries" says the Daily Express.
"In connection with the coming
friendly invasion by Americans II
may be pointed out that some OF the
liners from America are making their
first call at Cherbourg, instead OF
Southampton. Why should they do
thisy II Is strongly urged that the
first port of call should be Southamp-
ton"
The dollars Of the American tourist
are to be a matter of such import
ance. in other words. that II IN
urged that the boatloads from New
York make their first stop at q Brit
ish, and not q French port, visiting
England while purses are full.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
DISCUSS SCHOOL LIBRARY.

Parents and teachers OF the Junior
High school met In the school last
night and discussed plans for series
81 luncheons 10 raise funds 10 prV'
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
NEED MORE HEARINGS
ON 'PEPCO" CHARGES

A further public hearing will be
held In the board room of the District
building on Monday. March 8. at 10
o'clock, to consider rules. regulations
and practices OF the Potomac Electric
Power Company covering the extern
sion OF service mains and the rates
and charges for such accommoda-
tons.
Walter c. Allen. executive secre-
tary OF the commission, says further
evidence Is needed before the COM
mission can render a decision.
Two hearings were held some weeks
ago, at which interested citizens tes-
titled that they had ben exorbitantly
charged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
POLICEMEN'S ASSN.
ADMITS As MEMBERS

Forty-five new members were ad-
mitted to the Policemen's Association
at a meeting held at the Pythian
Temple last night
A message of coincidence over the
death of Major Pullman will be sent
to Mr.. and Mrs. +. r Pullman. par
ents Of the late police chief.
The police were told last night not
to give up all hope of having the s24o
bonus retained, even though II has so
far met defeat. 1t il understood that
several members of Congress will
make efforts to restore the bonus.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-02-27
GEDDES CHOSEN AS
AMBASSADOR TO U. s

LONDON. Feb. 27.--It has been
learned definitely that Sir Auckland
Gcddes has been offered, and has ac-
cepted the post of British ambassador
to the United States, the Telegraph
said today.
Official announcement. the news
paper said. only awaits word from
Washington that Geddes will be per-
soma grata in the American Capital.
Robert Thorne. the newspaper added.
will succeed Sir Auckland as presi-
dent of the board Of trade.
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vide the school with . library and
gymnasium.
After lengthy discussion u WAS
decided that the teuchers should NOT
handle any funds except those grantsd
by Congress.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-15
HOW THE TEN BALLOTS
TR[ND[D TOWARD HARDING
Official Figures From Convcn
ton; Coolidge Had No Trou
BILE On First Ballot; Hays
Re e.elected Chairman.

tffoW Yesterday lANt Euiti0Hf
Nhica90. June 10 Already honr
ands ~ Harding and Coolidge huttena
have appeared The result 81 the cae.
yontion aaa the milling of Friday
ni2ht makes story apart Harding
himself helped mix tha medicine.
PENNSYLVANIA started the break on
the ith ballot to Harding and the
rest ot the states tuns led IN rAe
pnrleys between the llardlnw and
Lowden men and Low dens release or
his delegates brought tho fininA
Harding received 6p2 3 votes or the
winning ballot Wisconsin refused 10
make his nomination unanimous
For vice president Governor Alien.
Governor Coolidge and Covernos
Spronl We're palccd in nomination
Coolidge won on tho first ballot and
the convention was hlNory
VIII HAYS was reelected national
chairman The official hallotlng fur
president from the first TO the tenth
was AS follows.
First ballot, wood aS7 i.2; Low.
den 2ol; Johnson 1873 i2. Hoover
; Ia, Harding 6S IL. Sproal 81.
Coolidge "a. Butler 6e ~ Ncccs
sary 20 choice 4aa No nomination
Second ballot Wood ESQ "a. Low
den $50 -; Johnson li6. Hoover
Ia, Harding 40 Sproul rs f.e.
Coolidge 22, Butler 81; DuPont 7.
Borah. LaFollettc "a Poindexief
Is, Knox !, sutherland rs Ncces
ssry TO a choice 4ss. Ne nomination
Third ballot Wood 20g. Lowdoa
asa ~; johnson las, Hoover i.a,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-15

Marshall and one for Orlando this
fall.
"one OF my wheat club boys made
40 hu. per acre last year, on kanred,
Another reported that the average Ia
his neighhorhood was II bu. on other
kinds cf wheat. and his and bis
brothers acres each, kanred made
2S hu.
Il can furnish seed for 100 kanred
wheat club members this fall II they
will enroll before September LIST.
Each wheat club member is required
TO raise at least acres, and not over
20 acres is advised
Now is the time 20 enroll and get
the instructions for the early prepa
ration OF the land the proper seeding,
etc. that are such great factors In
securing large yields.
Boys wishing TO enroll should
write TO me- for enrolment card and
further Information