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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29
BANKS
SET PACE
Lafayette County Banks Set Aside
Money For Prizes.
By F. P. GAINES.

By F. P. GAINES.
Submitted by the Farm Development
Bureau.)
Lafayette County has set the pace
for the state in far-sighted piece of
business investment in productive
citizenship, when the three banks of
Oxford recently voted to set aside one
per cent of their capital stock to be
used as prize money for the promotion
of the boys' agricultural clubs of the
county. Club Leader ]. E. Tanner of
the state extension service is deeply
appreciative of the progressive policy
of the Oxford banking institutions
and hopes that many similar concerns
throughout Mississippi will follow the
Example.
Daughter-"Yes, mother; Albert
did kiss me last night. But I sure
sat on him for Tx.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29
NEW YORK WANTS BEER.
Bill FavoredsTo Legalize the "a
Per Cent Brand.

Albany, N. Y, April 24.-The as
sembly today adopted Senator. Wal
ker's bill which had passed the Senate
and which is intended to permit the
sale and manufacture of beer con-
tanning not more than 3-4 per cent
of alcohol.
The vote was IS to 81.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29

is growing just so rapidly as carriers
can deliver the goods. The work of
building temporary quarters is being
pushed by hundreds of men along the
storm zone. Only 40 patients remain
in the New Albany hospitals, 10 hav-
ing been discharged Saturday and
carried to private homes. 1t is be-
lieved that the most serious injured
are improving and a feeling of the
worst is over" is gaining ground
rapidly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29
COMO SENDS sos TO STRICKEN

Como, Miss, April 26.-The good
people Of Como. Miss, through their
wartime "four-minute man." John
Wallace, today forwarded to J. P. San
ders, president of the Bank of Boone
vile, sos to aid the East Mississippi
storm sufferers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29

A torpid liver needs an overhaul
ing with Herbine. It's benefits are
Immediately apparent. Energy takes
the place of laziness, appetite re-
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with it sound, refreshing sleep.
Price. Coo. Sold by A. H. Kendel.
A rlxy
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29
BALDWIN DONATES $3.50.
Gives Fund For Stricken i'm Union,
Tippah and Prentiss.

Baldwin, Miss, April 26.-Bald-
wynn donated. through the efforts of
M. B. McElroy. the sum of $3.50 which
is now in the banks here. for the re-
lief of the storm-stricken people in
the counties of Prentiss, Union and
Tippah. This amount is being in
creased daily. ,v
Subscribe for the Eagle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1920-04-29

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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting
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DISCOUNTED AGAIN w. j. BRYAN
WANTS BRAND NEW PARTY.

Washington, Nov. 4.-Completc re-
organization Of tho Democratic party
and, failing i'm that. the organization
of an entire new party Will. be con-
s:dered at a conference OF Democrat
ic leaders opposed to the domination
OF President WILSON and Governor
Cox in Washington, between the
tenth and fifteenth Of November, 1t
was learned from an authoritative
source today. The call was issued
week before the election.
Although William Jennings Bryan
was not responsible for the call and
succc s Of the venture is not entirely
dependent upon him, the commoncr,
il was stated today, as it means
trouble for democracy will be ono OF
the most active participants III tho
conference.
Mr.. Bryan is convinced, as he has
been ever since he left the cabinet
that the domination OF President WI
son has been so DISASTROUS that tho
Democratic party in reality no long
er exists and that 1t must be reorga
niZed under different name. He is
lcath, for sentimental reasons, it ia
understood to altogether abandon the
name democratic. J."
An effort will also be made to
seek affiliation with certain elements
boon spreading with great rapidity
through North and South Dakota
Minnesota with the Farmer-Labor
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biti AN CALLS ON WILSON TO
RESIGN AND MARSHALL TO
GET OUT IN DECEMBER,

Chicago. Nov. 4.-William len
mhes Bryan here today suggested
tnat as a result OF the election, Pres
ldent Wilson resign Immediately, nj
lowing yicdPrcsident Marshall e
ass ume the office
marshall Bryan said, should an
point Presidont-clect Harding Ms Sec
rctary OF State and then also resign
"hen Congress meets in December in
orarr TO allow Harding to start carry
ing out his program Immediately.
I Tho laws regulating succession t.
the President would put Harding IN
the Presidents chair IL tho prorrom
was carried out and Marshall resign
cd.
Tho people voted against tho Ws]
son league and for the association Of
nations, endorsed by the Republicans
SAID Bryan in an exclusive Interview
With the United Press.
1t would seem proper therortro
mat the President ACCEPT that yor
dlct and aid in carrying 1t out ty re
signing at once. He surely will find
no pleasure in combating Re-
puDlcah Congress. 1t would also cna.
rlc V1ce'President for a short time
an honor which he has we'll earned
M'rshall then should appofnt Hard
ing as Secretary of State and ofror his
own resignation when the Congress
meets N December. The laws regu
iatihg the succession would then
make Harding President and with q
hepunilcan Congress to support him
nc 'ould carry the Republican plan
ol international cooperation.
Bryan declal ed that he lnew
ii"'nihg or any proposed conference
oi democrats to plan a new Demo
cratic program.
mere Is no doubt, however, hut
mat there will be a conference when
the Democrats have chance % rot
together" he said. "
inc Democratic party is, and has
nech' progressive party Bryan said
lhe San Francisco convention did
not represent the rank and file Of
the party. 1t was under q Joint con
tro WHICH had special interest 9th
cr than party reform.
Thls joint control represented Z
. things:
farst-The vets who sought tc
trade the Con titution and the Ter
; commandments for beer with a kick
in it..
Sccond--Wall Street.
Third-Idolators and office hold
, ers. '
Bryan, explaining why he did no
! campaign for Governor Cox, said ii
was because Cox and Harding evadet
, the liquor issue.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-13

.ss>setSS ~ - s sss.tt -
Miss Robertson won her seat by
appealing. for ballots through the
stomach according to her neighbors.
Ihey declare the meals she served
III her little restaurant here were
such rs to swing more men to her
support without the aid of any 9th
e. factor
Miss Robertson was born In Indi.
an Territory, is known for her deeds
in behalf OF OkIahomas Indian popu
lation. She has always been an ar
dent exponent of Legislation favor
ing the Indians. She declared today
that she would specialize on lcgisla
ton favorable to Indians.
During President Roosevclt's sec
ond term she was appointed by the
president as pOstmistress of Musko-
gee. She has been long identified with
tile Red Cross. She has had a SUCCESS
full business career.
'Fll specialize in laws hclping
TIC Indians, first" she said today.
but all reforms helping women, Chi,
drcn. soldiers. farmers and the work
ire people will get my support.
She was elected as n Republican
UP to short time ago she was one
OF the most ardent anti-suffragists in
oklahoma. She headed the anti-suffra
.iSt movement and spoke against VIC
m"r ling.
men voting.
During the campaign she ran a
series of advertisements in local pa
pcrs ostensibly in the interests OF
the cafeteria She operates here, bu,
each containing something about he.
candidacy.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-13
ROANOKE: NEWS

Mr.. Samuel Jennings of Patterson
Avenue IS Nj.
Mrs. Hatcher, the mother Of Rev :.
James S. Hatcher, b, D.. who has
been visiting the city for three weeks
returned to her home after spending
a pleasant tine forming acquaintan-
ccs with the members Of Mt. Zion .
She expressed herself as highly
pleased With the work.
Mrs. Martin, of Ninth Avenue. n .
O., who WAS reported quite III is
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas GurSt, OF
Omega, IS much olated over the Wis 4
OF the St0rk TO their home. A fine
baby boy was left. Mother and baby
are doug nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. y! NJ. Hairston
were rendered a surprise wedding
anniversary tuesday evening. Tho
surprise was worked up by Two of
Their children, Georgia and Eddie.
The occasion was ono Of joy and hap
p.ncss. Their many friends began
coming in about seven and long before
eight o'clock all of the rooms were
filled. About $50 salad and ice
course was served.
Then spicy program was rendered
as follows: Solos by Mrs. Emma
Penn, Mrs. Hattie Rice, Miss Lill an
Tucker and Mrs. Lizzie Swift. Be-
tween these solos were addresses by
dffercnt ones present. Rev. w. w.
Hicks was master OF ceremony; Miss
Georgia Ha;rston. PIANIST: Miss
Lillian Tucker, Mrs. Mildred Casey
and Misses M. l.. and G.. a. Hairston
served as Mattresses.
Mr.. and Mrs. HairSton seemed to
have been elated over their surprise.
They received quite n few expensive
pieces of silver, cut glass, china and
wearing apparel. At q late hour we
went home having enjoyed ourselves
20 the highest. We wish for them
many, many more happy years Of
married life.
Mrs. Carrie f. Prunty, 522 Fifth
Avenue, N. w. wishes to thank Miss
Turnquest and other nurses for their
Kindness while at the Burrell Memor-
nal Hospital and thanks other friends
for their fruits and flowers. She
continues to Improve. Her father,
Mr.. Lee France. Of Martinsville, Va
visited her recently
Mrs. Sophia watkins, of Washing
ton, d. c. attended the funeral OF
her uncle, Mr.. Price Watkins, who
was buried in Fairview Cemetery on
November 1
Mrs. p. G. Gravcly and son, Edd g
have just returned from a very pleas
ant visit to Lexington, Va. and while
there they were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. West Perry and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Morrison. They also
spent n very joyable stop-over at
Glasgow, Va. visiting the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r.. Woodbridge, Jr.
They made n roundabout call on Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Green, Of Beuna
Vista, Va. to call on Miss Mamie
NJ. Woodbridge at the home Of Mrs .
Harriet Napier, of Washington, ID.
g. and they report a most happy
time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-13

: Party which is showing increasing
| strength.
The following statement has been
made by Bryan:
, "Whilc The majorities are larger
than even the Republican leaders ex
pected, a Democratic defeat was in
Cyitabe and the blame is easily plac.
cd. The President laid the foundations
for The disaster and Governor Cox
completed the structure.
The President attempted to drive
out of public lifc every Democrat
who dared to differ from him, even
in minute detail while he made no
effort to strengthen the Democrats
who made him the keeper OF their
conscience.
lilo alionaicd all Republican sup
pcIt and invited partisan opposition
by his appeal Just before the election
of 1918 he asked for a Congress that
would support his personal leader
ship and then, though knowing full
well that the majority in tho nation
was against him, he refused to deal
with the Senate as coordinate
branch of the government.
Instead of recognizing that tho
constitutional provision requiring
two-thirds majority for ratification
compelled compromise, he insisted up
on debating the terms upon which
ratification could be had, and then,
on the 10th Of March stubbornly re
5ccted the ratification with rcsscrva-
lions. even when Senator Harding
ana some thirty-five other Republi-
cans were willing to accept the
league as he wrote it with the few
changes upon which they insisted.
Governor Cox instead Of 'repairinp
the inquiry done by the President az
gravated the situation by the manner
IN which he avoided domestic issues
ana misrepresented the position OF
the Republican party on the league
issue. which he declared to be para.
mount He lodged tho liquor cues
ton, seeking to create lin the West
the impression that he favored pro
'ltibition. while attempting to hold
the wet vote OF the East by his wet
record. He sought to conciliate Wall
street by advocating the re-
peal of the excess profits tax, while
lie appealed to the West against the
dictionaries. His attempts to nut
inc Democratic party in The atti.
t"de of being the sole guardian or
peace were ridicuous."
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IN MEMORIAM.

In memory Of my dear grandma
Mother I.cana Lavender, who depart.
ed this l,fe three years ago, Novcm,
Der 3, 1917:
I cannot forget you, dear Grandma
Though long may seem the years,
And oft in the lonely hours
l wipe away my tears.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear Grandma,
II is sweet to breathe thy name,
In life I loved you dearly,
IN death I do the same
The Master must have needed you
For something up above,
For when He called. Il want you,'
The call was one OF love.
BY her Grand daughter,
Mrs. Nicey Gravcly and her hus-
band, Rev. P. G. Gravely.
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Ef4CISE DEIrEATS HULL OFFICIAL
COUNT SHOWS.
Democratic National Committeeman
FOR Tennessee Loses to Repub-
lican Opponent.

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. S.-Cordelt
Hull, Congressman from the Fourth
District Of Tennessee has been de
icatcd FOR reelection by majority
or $50 by w. r.. Clouse Republican,
according to the official count of the
hallote today.
Judge Hull tonight said the re-
turns from all counties indicated the
election of his opponent, although he
would examine them further before
making a statement.
Judge Hull who is a Democratic
national committeeman for Tennessee
ana member of the House Ways
ana Means Committee has served sew
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OKLAHOMA WOMAN Go YEARS
OLD RECOMIiS SECOND Or
HER SEX TO WIN SEAT
IN CONGRESS.

Muskogce, Okla, Nov. 4.-Miss
Alice e. Robertson, G5, restaurant
keeper, has been elected to Congress
from the second Congressional Dis
trict of Oklahoma. She will be the
second woman to be elected to the
national legislative body. Jeanette
Rankin having been the first.
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GAINS GIVE 300 IN
HOUSE or REPRESIGNTATIV
Wlf!lc Democrats Elected Number
13S, With 2 Seats in Doubt.

WlE.lc Democrats Elected Number
1873, With Seats in Doubt
New York, Nov. 6.-Congressionu
elections in three districts tonight
had not been officially reported, and
with the uncertain trend that has
taken place in the Fourth and Eighth
Districts of Tennessee, the Republl.
cans still have chance of adding to
tacir record majority in tho new
House.
The Twenty-ihird New York Dis
trict in which SIX election districts
arc to be heard from shows the Re
publican candidate leading by approx
mately 1000. The district at present
is represented by Richard T.. McKin-
thy, Democrat, and his defeat is not
conceded by the Democrats, as the
missing districts are regarded as Dem
oCratic strongholds.
Tho other districts remaining In
doubt because of the absence Of OF.
ficial reports are the Eighth OF Min
ncsota and the Fifth of Missouri.
CLOUSE LEADS HULL
Late returns today from Tennessee
i indicated that W. Il. Clouse Republi'
can, was leading Representative Cor
dell Hull by less than 800 in the Fourth
District, but Republican leaders were
confident that the complete returns
would show a plurality of at least l.
600 for ClOuse. In tho Eigh:n Distric
incomplete returns gave l. A. Scott
! Republican, small lead over Cor
/ don Browning, Democrat. The elect
ion of Hull and Browning was indi
! Gated in the early returns.
In the districts that have definitely
reported, the Republicans have elected
900 and the Democrats 1913 including
i; the two Tennessee seats, which tt
night were placed in the doubtful
column. The others include one Soci
alist, one Independent, one Prohibi
ZIONIST and one Independent Rcpubli
can
Thus the Republican, with 200 men
hers as compared with 232 in thu
present Congress, have made ne
vading many Democratic districts ant
gain Of fifty-eight m""h""s by il
filling some vacancies while thu
Democrats with 1873 members, as con
pared with 100 in the present Con
Grcss have suffered loss OF fifty
twc. The miscellaneous representa-
ton OF four is the same numerically
as before.
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Observation-Disclosures
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