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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
ORDER MODIFIED

Washington. Sept II III" ThI'F'
rIuic Commerce tnmin'r-l"n i"hhN
modified lt- order pr"hlhItlnK assign
In"nt ~ open top cars 1" wagon con!
mines not equipped with lippl"a ct Gle.
yalnrS Ia the rNlcnt TINT such .mihoH
NAV receive open open top cars from
the surplus supply IT able. 1" I"hd IN
,nIn within - hnuTr
Tho mobilization I"nulted from nu-
mrIuur pIutcHts Of wagon min" opera
torn Tint they hnd been dinrTIminal cd
nEnIuri although In many lnHthncnH
their nprraiI"nn canned ~" moro delay
III car movement Ihnn pI"p"Tly equipped
wagon mIunn.
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Il would not Ice human II did not
appr"ciat" to tn" fullest extent inc re-
ccptiun you hav" given IN" tonlIhi. J GU
came here not because | am TIA" SPEAKER
hut h.ca,lN, you ar" interested IN tn"
rampaipn. You want = change ana you
want t. hear N"m"th'nE ct III" wan ~
s,Irs wlIrn confront the American pco-
pie this Year.
Here JudS" MorcHm "Nrr"Sa"d ms
gratitude /" Marshall county Tor IN"
ioyal united support II CAV" him in III"
Nav PRIMARY. saying: Il feel that III
Marshall county | have az many loyal
friends. compared to the population. aS
HAY" IN amy county IN thc Nl''" "l
Vrst Nir.ini:t | want 10 assure You
that | appreciate that friendship. AMI
l feel turthcr trot II this dem"nStra-
lion brSp-akS for tn" result on NoNcm-
hcr "ud will have moro friends in
Marshall county then than | had on the
18th Of May" And III" cheering Of III"
women III the house placed the stamp
Of approval on this assertion OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-Onr i-rnom flat and one 3
room flat. inside toilet. newly papered'
Immediate pusscssi"n. at tlJ3 wood ~.
Euuulrr 81 3Sih street Telephone
giyb Il s-lo-E
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nUuIHnnn OProhTUHITIna

Men. w. To, N n.r"%,nG q",o.'y,
It,,r com :, b. nI,up - N"Th f"T big
var"s JOHN f,,"rahsh w,m', M"l.'.
al " eth ~ CInin"" - auE'l ""i
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PERSONS wishing the Redemption ot
the body without death. explained ac-
cordIng to scripture. address J. Il. Allen.
General Delivery, Wheeling. s-li-h
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JUDGE MORGAN


a".II '",,nIs ItoruhII,nn> ,uil,d /" Lt'''
the nhdIdutaS
/" Ih' meantime Ihc M"i"I."ll '"u"
J. IA al '"uti i'"nr wua I"rIdIg hIl'l
Ma I.uEI, Land having led " lid I""' e..
"'"" 80 wIh"iI 'nih" Hi"ntI' li'r"llI' go"
'n'''n i'"" az i"vu =" ia" '""''
h""'' vh'i" IL" h""h played 4" lI''I.
'''i' 81 I'.g'"'" unilI I"'iE" N"'E""
""h IS'iy "'Iil"i ~ Ih"I Ii'"". '..'',
"""i l." -" cut h"us" w"H i"L'"
'N''E '"'h - "r"'" whit" ~" '""''
failing wuS hll"'I Win ssIIn 'hpIrn ""h
"l"l'I md 'l'''I sT" woo" r'h ~.iih
''n nul w"tuou
Ovation For Msst Governor
Ma l"rr hud uliprrd 'Iui"ilI Int"
~" '"uri t""ru ~ company With Ms
hH'l'I Y mrIERn wh"r" Hh" mot
uumh'r ct Marshall county women
nui"ily. th"u Joined In ia" nriay Il"
""nSirniI"n gwen Judge Morgan wh"u
Ia" c~ndidn'" for governor entered IA"
hHll
seated with Judge Morgan "n tho
platform were County Commit NCman \.
l.. Francis. state Committeeman NJ. {.
Barker: Prosecuting Attorney James u.
HIrriott. Lloyd Arnold. candidate for
prosecuting attorney: Mrs. DUrr. Major
John =. Bond. MIR. r. VI. Mcintyre and
senator Ben l.. ROSenbloom. Republican
candidate for congress IN the FIRST dis
trlCt
State Committeeman NJ. {. Rark"r
called the meeting to order and nitro
duccd as temporary chairman OF tho
Constitution Day celebration, HrUSccut-
ing Attorney James j. larrlott.
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involves Industrial Disputes

Morgan rnld "'u\"lN"" n"ttl' m~ut If
indurtrIaI d!rruIra u nirn"rt gov
erur ihr religion "r m"imh'r Of tho
League u II at work now. and Ito
work!nRH al" nlIch that should dis.
putc urIrc between employer and ON
pInvr Il must b" rubnItt~d To tho rep
roScntRtlN~n OF nations composing tn"
League For ~, part. l nm willing l."
submit industrial hiErT'eN 20 -r,"r''au
,i'iyrrs rRihsr ihAn - frr~lgr repre-
.-rtr'ir-s Tna' part 4 The League rl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-18
Message Of Complete Victory

Judge Morgan brought To III" women
of Marshall county Ia" first news that
the Nest Virginia Legislature" had mad"
rompl"t" provisions for registering
them for the election this fall.
MY lady friends" he SAID. hrIn"
lou n message. in the form "i tcIe-
gram witch ! received from Charles
ton lust hrfor" | left Ia" hotel. that
tho West Virginia irHiSlatur" mas
passed IN" bill granting you the 1ui!
rilh, OF participating IN our govern
m,u: by providing for your r"GlStr"-
lion for the November election. You
have. now no need TO fear that anything
VIII prevent YOU from voting. Ana
want :" remind you that this was done
by a Republican Legislature. JUST az 4
Republican legislature has always done
the right thing ut the right time.
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to board an Airdalo
dog for few weeks. call wing isoo'
s-l1-h
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WANTED Two hehNy scrrlceahlo
teams with harness. scott LUMBER
CO.. Bridgeport. Ohio. au-Si-p
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LOST AND FOUND.

FoUND-tiold ring at West Alexander
; fair Phone NJ. c. Slime. Woodsdhl" w.
! S-lB-E
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rAHrED-6ALEBMEN

wANTEp-Salearnnn and collector. hp-
rIy Singer Sewing Machine %. ~
I"if 81 S-lS-l
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A Duty to vote.

BY n ltcpuDlltdn IfE'Hi''AH'N' J'.'
Republican legislature has always done
the right thing ut the right time
A Duty TO Vote.
Now" judge Morgan continued.
trust that you will rcalIz" Thar u dulE
has b"rnm" yours. nS iuil hcdE'u CIT
Zrns and trust and believe that A"p
viii not shlrk that most important duty
Of participating in the nomination ana
election of proper officials Tor IN" Nnrl-
ais departments OF our government
federal. state. county and district
There are some wh" sta! away from
The polls and cumpi.'!" because OF 'h'
s..lrrtl Ions made at the polls ! truhl
and believe that YOU new citiZ'h% Will
not h. guilty Of This neglect: that !"u
win rculIHc the duty N"u "w" |" Your
solves. To your homes. your Famine
amt your country. mud -" thht the
proper PERSONS arc "lc't'd.
Il may have personal interest !"
YOUR vote thta fan, for II would b" II
cherished h,~"r /" DO ia" nIn' E"NcI
nor at West Virginia elected 10y the
lad, voters 81 this great STATE.
Rsvu bile Ans ana the Constitution.
", arc met her" Tonight" Judge
Morgan continued. coming Down {" tn
subject al the Epr'iiI "'''ai'H. |"
,rI,bIaI" to Cummcu"rnl" would b" "
better word. prrhapn ia" adoption 81
tI,, .tItutIuu ct TIA" nll"d states
Dn Tia, LIN 81 september. l'A'. Ia III"
ii, 81 EhiImdclphla. "A COMMITTEES which
had been ia r"nnI"n rin'" h.'N. com
uoard 81 80 Incu representing lh' then
rtntrr uT thr confederation. ninll|
.ugrrrd upon tho 'pnrtliuti"n i"I lhIN
great republic. Th" '"uN""ii"n M"r
,urur"nrd OF men VIII" p"'r'"Hr"d n"n''
- II, Krcntrnt nlnir Of any ngr u
WAN uTrrIdNd over hy ia" Father II
our country. Goorgc Washington. hrt"r
long weary month". thor" il"nllI
cNnI,"d rumplstC. gay" for TIA" "m"nn
mrnt- whirh hnvo Fln'" boon added.
tho IuAsi"rful document which In TIA"
,l,rtrr Of our American libcItloI "
Il"rr Judge Morgan halted /" read u
nuA'cr "r eloquent tributsH I" tho
constitution tr"r IN" r"n" or such mon
II. bancroft. i.lHdr'on" ana Java
JAYNE Nin
There ha,- heeu wan' "i"ru"n'
TIM sad prd written RE0'rr "uT -"
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ron AnHT-ki"cly Furnished rooms Tor
mint housekeeping aud HlGopinE. Ar.
uIy ?nd floor now InISlIEoncer hldG.
I6uh Market ~ ls-lI'h
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WANHD-NAH

wAMT1D-Sale tire salesmen for low
priced mileage guaranteed tires; lArss
profits. selling price Of tires "a any
other tire. exclusive tnrrit0Ty open
Write al once for proposition. AilhH
Tire co. I171 Broadway. New York cii1'
n-IAE
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POSITIoN WANTED.

wAMTBD-By experienced travelling
salesman. aye 20. connection with local
" hoIchalo house. phone :i06-". s-l7-h
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wANTHD-'old roller. Martins "rJ
plant Whitaker Gloaanor ompany.
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WANTnD-hTlaht yohn6 man 10 learn
automobile hu1inehb ItiIh HGho"l
tTsiuuta % rfaIiei. munt have 0oHiho"
auhD"i edu'aIl"n WIN pay mohssls
WACO ~hiln InaInlnG iio.d Uhnn"n '"
ROW up with Packard organization hD7
ply - {. MpH"n. Packard Motor Cum
pauy. I."athnrwo"h ssiII
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-29

fear. A sweet revenge, =" l murmur-
ed.
"Just why does the old lady hate
you girls-and desire sweet re-
venge!' quefIed Archer.
| explained that she held me re-
sponsible for the death of her daugh-
ter and Chrys for
| stopped. No use to speak of
Manuel's love for Chrys. 1t would
sound so conceited-it seemed to sug-
gest that men were IN the habit of
falling in love with Chrys and me!
Donna Camilla simply loathes all
Americans-an especially Ameri-
can women," | concluded abruptly.
She's going to be disappointed
old ~arty this time You'll be nei-
ther mad nor dead when she re-
turns remarked the docter conf
IDENTIFY. | liked the tone of his voice
We must all be practical, thought.
You know all about the rations,'
said. Divide this stuff into even
parts for each day of the old. year.
Then divide it again into three bal
anced meals day for each of us
four"
The men objected.
A very little food will suffice for
US men, said the doctor. eve can
live on water for quite a while, you
know"
8 And let your strength run down"
| commented Indignantly. Then
you'll be of no use whatever to US
women-in case we may need you
awfully-maybe to fight for us-be-
fore we get OUT of here" | said, and
my sincerity brought the tears to my
eyes.
Chrys was standing between the
two men. Being unable to speak,
she put a hand on wrist of each
and simply smiled. | think her touch
not my plea, won the decision | want
ed
Jordan Spence spoke immediate
ly:
"As you will, Mrs. Lorimer." And
he proceeded to make fair division
of the food-with Chrys to oversee
the job
thought, as / watched them, that
at last ! had found man who was
really worthy to WOO and win Chrys-
tobel Lorimer. Dr. Spence would
understand her, and humor her as
much but no more than was good for
her. And | remembered with a great
gladness that although she had mar
ried Hamilton Certeis, she had never
been his bride.
At the time of the wedding she
had thought herself in love with Ger
teis. That was why he was able to
coerce her into the ceremony. How
ever, she had at the time approved OF
his liberal" political ideas. She
had, more than once, defended his
sentimental, fantastical, ultra-mod-
ern radicalism. She had liked to
think herself one of the mentally
elect, one of group which would
reform this old earth!
"Chrys has been asleep in more
ways than one,' said myself to my
self. Maybe this Prince Charming
is the real man who will wake her
and restore her normal senses as well
as her speech!"
| resolved to tell Jordan Spence
all about her as soon as could shape
an opportunity to do so.
(To Be Continued.)
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rffG2iolIy2IEa Ea1B1rtit]Lf
II cel6a5 1910 Boz the =AewuExe4 4Eate1EuzpeAsozazon

should happen to our watches, we d
soon lose track of the days and
nights. So we had better mark off
each "a hours somehow"
II suppose your mind is on the
provisions" put in the docter. "Since
it's breakfast time
"And no coffeeT groaned Archer.
Spence rose and went over to the
basket of provisions which Dame Ca
milla had set down by the door. Chrys
went with him and together they
spread out the boxes of food on one
of the four duplicate tables.
Its weeks supply for two wom-
en-, said the docter. Ample. 1t is
evident, | should say, that your cap
tor intends to return on New Year s
Day"
Expecting to find US crazed with
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Mrs. A. B. Parker.
Miss Damaris Holley was hestess at
singing Sunday afternoon.
Through the kindness Of the road
commissioners, the school grounds
have been beautifed by the addition
of a driveway.
Several from our community at
tended preaching services at Friend
shin Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Casey visited rela-
tives at Plains Sunday afternoon.
Miss Vera Darden was the guest
of Miss Susie Morrell Sunday even
ing.
Floyd Lassiter, Ross BrannOn and
Misses Kate Lassiter and Ora Nc
Lendon visited friends at Herod Sun
day.
Mrs. Jennie Morrell was in Ameri-
Gus on business Monday and Tues
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day.
Mrs. j. H. Dupree spent Wednes-
day morning with Mrs. W. F. Dar-
den.
Linnie Logan spent Sunday with
Agnes Guest.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Wells and
Mrs. Pearl Harvey visited Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Guest Sunday afternoon.
Memorial Day exercises were fit
tingly observed by the school Mon
day afternoon, April 26. The pro-
gram began with Dixie" sung by
the pupils. ]. H. Dupree and DR.. A.
J. Logan gave "reminiscences of the
civil war. ''The Bonnie Blue Flag"
was given by the pupils and the clos
ing number was America" Through
the kindness of friends, civil war SOU
venirs and mementos were displayed
on the stage.
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CONCORD.

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Ohern enter
tanned the young people of the COM
munity with pound party Friday
evening.
James and Julian Harris, of
Friendship, were in our community
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lila Echols and Mollie For
rest spent Monday night with Mrs.
H. H. Guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Dupree were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Powell
Buchanan Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mary Lizzie Deloach recently
entertained her friends with sing
ing.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. j
H. Dupree were Mr.. and Mrs. w. L
Dupree and family, of Americus; jess
Salter, of New Point, and Mr.. and
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We Rally Our Strength To Stand
Seise Against Madness.

"We've got to keep calendar of
some kind said the practical engi-
neer as we sat uu. on our respective
couches, several hours later. "Yester-
day was Christmas If anything
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-29

The standard yard consists of a
metal bar held in a secure fireproof
vault in a Washington government
building
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
"BALMWORT"
PLEASES MANY

Hundreds of thousands are af-
f1icted with irregularities of the
Kidneys, urinary passage and blad-
der. Thousands have found true
comfort and benefit using Balm
wort Kidney Tablets, sold by al
druggists. Mrs. Frank Monehan
1919 Penrose street, St. Louis
writes: Il am taking Balmwort
Kidney Tablets and must say they
are the finest thing on the marke.,
and I feel I could not live if
had to be without them. "-Adver-
tisement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
80 Odd FELLOWS to Attend
Carniuul in Cincinnati

Approximately 80 members of
Whitewater lodge of Odd Fellows will
leave Saturday afternoon for Cincin-
natl, where they will attend the big
degree carnival to be held there Sat
urday night.
Members of the lodge were planning
to charter special train to take
Whitewater lodge and other lodges in
towns en- route to Cincinnati, but It
was impossible to obtain the train.
Twelve candidates will be given the
third degree in Whitewater lodge Fri
day night.
Plans are being made by Oriental
encampment for initiating IL candi-
dates in the Patriarchal degree at the
Encampment meeting next Tuesday
evening. Invitations have been re-
ceived by the local encampment to
attend the county encampment meet
ing at Hagerstown on April II.
The meeting will be one Of the big
gest Odd Fellows meetings held in
the county for some time, and a class
of 80 candidates will receive the Pa
triarchal degree. The Metropolitan
degree team, of Indianapolis will con-
fer the degree.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
$50 Attend Dedicatory
Services at the Ben Hur
HaI:> Chief IS Here

Approximately $50 members of Rich
mond tribe of Ben Hur attended the
dedicatory services in the new lodge
hall in the Hittle block, Thursday
evening. The services were in charge
of DR.. Walter Mcneil, supreme lee
turer of the order
The new hall, which was redecorat-
ed by the order, is equipped with en-
tirely new furniture throughout and
will be known as Ben Hur hall DR..
d. w. Gerard, supreme chief of the
order. presented the Richmond tribe
with the state membership banner,
won last year for the largest member
ship increase in the state.
Following the dedicatory services,
a supper was served in the lodge din
ing hall, at which impromptu adj
dresses were given by DR.. Mcneil,
DR.. Gerard and P. o. Bowers, state
manager of the lodge Thirty candi.
dates were initiated into the order and
the total membership is now above
400,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
.EARLHAM ALUMNI
TO HAVE Funniest

Fun obtainable from a general get
together alumni party is to mark the
annual meeting of the Richmond Earl
ham Alumni society, next Tuesday
evening, March 80, In the parlors of
the Starr Piano company's down town
office. Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mrs. Homer
Morris and r. M. Allen comprise the
committee in charge of arrangements.
One hundred and twenty-five guests
are expected.
This is to be absolutely fun meet
ing; no business will be allowed to
intrude," said the committee Friday.
A playlet and several other similar
entertainments are planned for the
evening. Refreshments will be served.
There are 10 Earlham alumni In
Richmond, 1t is understood. Husbands
and wives of alumni have also been
invited, and it is expected to make the
meeting the most successful of years.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
4 PLAGUE ON BOTH
HOUSES, SAYS LABOR

Opinion condemning Republican and
Democratic candidates in the county
was expressed by members of the Gen.
trail Labor council, in session Thurs
day night.
Candidates from either party have
little or no interest in labor, said the
men, who expressed themselves in
favor of a non-partisan party, as adj
vocated by the American Federation
of Labor.
The committee appointed recently
to interview candidates and secure
their stand on matters, relative to the
union men, did not report, saying they
had not completed their investigation.
The stand taken by the A. F. of L.
president, Samuel Gompers, to black.
list only the authors of the bills in
congress injurious to labor was not
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
Center S. S. Association to
Meet: Brown to Sneak

The Rev. E. Howard Brown, of the
East Main Street Friends Church,
will speak at the Center township
Sunday school institute to be held Sun
day afternoon and evening in Center
vile. President Driver has added a
night session, which is unusual. The
meeting in the evening will be held at
the Friends church and addresses will
be given by the Rev. Brown, and E. T.
Albertson, State Secretary of the Sun
day School Association, from Indian
apolis.
There will also be special music at
both the afternoon and evening meet
ing. All evening services at the other
churches will be dismissed and this
will be a union service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
DIR. BURkHART

Wants you TO write him today for a
treatment of DIR. Burkharts Vegetable
Compound. Pay for same when
cured of Liver, Kidney. stomach Trou-
BILE Constipation, Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism. Don't Miss this grandest OF
remedies and wonderful preventative
for Grip, Flu. Address 621 Main St,
Cincinnati. o. For sale at all Drug
Stores. 80 dav treatment 25c-Adver-
tiSement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
Buck Weaver Bucks; To
Demand Salary Increase

IBy ASSOclHIeO PreSS1
CHICAGO, March 26-Buck Weaver,
third baseman for the Chicago Ameri-
cans, was on his way to Chicago to-
day to demand from Charles Comis-
key, owner of the club, new contract
calling for a pay increase.
Weaver left the clubs training camp
at Waco, Tex, yesterday, according
to word received at the White Sox
headquarters here. He was quoted as
saying he would insist on a transfer
to the New York Americans unless the
White Sox owner granted a substan-
tial increase.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26

stringent enough, council members |
said, and they advocated blacklisting |
all congressman who voted for these /
bills. No definite action was taken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26
WoRkMEN BUYS sa5 SHIRTS

NEW YORK A silk shirt manu-
facturer reported selling silk shirts at
S25 and said that the peculiar thing
about it is that I'VE sell more of them
to working men than we do to the
millionaire"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-26

INDIANA CAPITALIST DIES.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 60
Jay G. Voss, 81 years old. member of
an old Indiana family, capitalist,
traveller and writer, died at his home
Thursday of paralysis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Democrats Call the
Tariff Bill ubiquitous

NCOntlnVeu from phBc otcIs
Ing twice as much as II sold to the
United States.
senator McCumber replied that
nearly the entire canadian wheat sur
plus was coming to this country at
the Same time We are trying to find
a market for ours
SmoO Defends Measure
Senator Smtot declared the meas
ure was "a revenue n pure n
simple" The proposed tariff Of fif-
teen rents n pound on WOOL, ne sniu,
would not bar wool imports.
Senator Harrison, democrat, Miss
issippi, an opponent of the bill, inter-
rupted with questions bringing out
that the wool rates were higher thai
those of the Payne-Aldrich law.
Senator SmooJ said he questioned
whether Senator Hitchcock was act
ing I'm good faith" i'm moving refer
ence OF the bill to the m COM
mittee.
senator Smoot said there were
twenty million pounds of wool en-
route to America.
There won't be an American sheer
sheared for two or three years unless
this enormous import Is checked" he
declared. mo measure can save
half Of the sheep men, they're ruined
today
Parliamentary obstruction was re-
moved by Senator Harrison who de-
hlared hat he would Include any
thing in h bill which will defeat it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
8 PERSONS CAUGHT
IN A GAMBLING
RAID ARE FINED
Dad Burton, Alleged
Proprietor of Place,
Assessed 500

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