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Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
pnsrpnhE aAcE

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 2O.-The 25O mile automobile race which was to have opened the new Los Angeles speedway tomorrow was postponed on account of weather conditions until Monday at p. m. the management announced today.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
KERR JOINS Sox

CHICAGO, Feb 20.-Richard Kerr, pitcher for the Chicago American league baseball club, has signed a 1920 contract, according to a telegram received today by Charles Cominskey, owner of the White SoX. Kerr is at Paris, Texas
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

Geographically, reserve cities in the southern states showed the largest net increase, SAP, ,26O 900. The net increase in the eastern and middle states was S44, ,l93,000, while the middle western states showed a reduction of Sl5.193.- 0Q0 and the western states reported q reduction of 9,909, ,0OO On the Pacific coast net increase of S1,159,0 was reported.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
TUCSON BEATS sIsssE

TUCSON, Feb. 20.- Tucson ugh School won both games of basketball which were played against teams from Bisbee High School The locaI girls won their games by a score of 39 to 31 while the boys game was closer, the score being 34 to 32 in favor of the local boys.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

with the edges travelled to form a fringe, applied in place of the beads.
 Bonnet Strings
 At the Ritz the other afternoon counted no less than nine hats with bonnet strings, or chin straps, which are in the same class, and they are strongly featured in the current plays.
 Vivienne Segal in "The Little Whopper," wears one having dou- ble brim of pecan straw and a mound shaped crown of blanco lace. The lace is wired to form melon-shaped sections, and the brim turns up on the other. and then comes a lace streamer that starts and ends at the center-back
 In Scandal is another hat that emphatically points the coming vogue. It shows the elongated sides and broad back with the abrupt turn-up ill front. and is worn by Ann Win ston. It is fashioned of fine erin and it's sole bit of trimming is circular ornament of plaited ribbon.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
AMERICAN BOXER WINS

PARIS, Feb. 29.-K. O'Laughlin, an American, tonight defeated Paul Ere vieres in the fourth round of boxing contest. Brevieres' seconds threw up the sponge in order to save their man from further punishment.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
DUNDEE MEETS MATCH

ATLANTA, Ga, Feb 20.-The ten round bout here tonight between Jack Lawler, Omaha featherweight. and Johnny Dundee, New York lightweight, was called a draw by the referee, but all three sport writ CTS at the ringside stated Lawler had the better of seven rounds. The light was fast one with Lawler in the opinion of sport writers, doing most of the leading.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
sTEcHER WINS AGAIN

NEW YORK, Feb. 2O-Joe Stech- CT, worlds heavyweight catch as catch can wrestling champion, threw Jim Londos, Greek champion, here tonight witha wrist lock hold after wrestling two hours, 15 minutes and 35 seconds.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21
DECIDES IT'S A
 WIDE-AWAKE "PIG''

TOPEKA-"One swallow maketh not summer" commented the Kan sas supreme court in deciding that party of three with a bottle of whisky in locked private dining room didn't make a restaurant a blind pig.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

BERLIN. Feb. 2O-'fhe rate on cable and radio dispatches from Germany to the United States after March l, will range from seven marks, 90 pfennigs 10 20 marks per word.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

Both houses of the Ohio legislature have passed a bill providing for the regular teaching of thrift among the people.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

clearly shows, with crystal beads in loop fringe, row after row.. grouped in threes in sawteeth lines.
 A girdle of silver ribbon furnishes touch, except, of course, for the sap- phire-blue feather fan which is the color note of the costume. Miss Law renee suggests that the model could be adapted to net with tiny ruffles
Bisbee daily review., 1920-02-21

NEW YORK According to 8 cablegram received here, Count Sze. chenyi, Hungarian nobleman, is pre- pairing to divorce his American wife, who was formerly Gladys Vanderbilt. The count is being spoken of as a likely candidate for the throne of Hungary. The countess arrived in the UnitedStates some time ago. with her four children. War is said to have shattered the fortunes of the count. According to the dispatch he intends that divorce papers be served on his wife as soon as possible.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-25
EAST DUMMERSTON.

One of the Whitney children from the
Scott farm and Miss Julliette Miller have
measles.
John Niles fell off the bridge near Mrs.
}. \. Reeds Sunday, when plank tipped
up, but escaped injury aside from bad
shaking up.
Mrs. Mary Knight came to the home Of
her daughter Mrs. G.. +. Wellington. Sat
urday for an indefinite stay. Mrs. Knight
had been visiting her sister, Mrs O. f.
Hall, in Bellows Falls
The Dummerston branch of the Red
Cross met at Mrs. Minnie Annand's last
week and voted to continue the organ
zation Mrs. Armand resigned as secre
tary-treasurer and Miss Helen Evans was
elected in her place. Other officers cleo
ted were: chairman, Miss Alice Laughton
finance committee, Mrs Jennie Walker,
Ora Knapp and Mrs. Abbie Patch.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-25
Telegram Asking Him lie He
Plans Bolt If Beaten
Unanswered
CHANCES OF WINNING
MORE PROMISING
His Friends Deny That He Is Radical
Republican Convention Will Try to
Conciliate Him-His Followers May
Bolt.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
Copyright By The Reformer. J

itopyfIght by The Retormer.t
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Will Sena-
tor Hiram Johnson bolt the Republican
national convention unless the treaty OF
Versailles league of nations and all. is
condemned Republicans who like the
California senator and want to help him
win the Republican nomination but who
are not in sympathy with his stand on
the treaty question are eager to know.
Indeed Leland Stanford, a resident OF
Stoneville, n. c., has put the question
squarely before Senator johnson but says
that as yet he received no answer He is
a full-aedged Republican and was asked
to serve on the committee in North Car
DINA which would promote the candidacy
OF Hiram johnson in that state Before
accepting membership on the committee
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-25
LANDGROVE.

Mrs. A. D. Bates is visiting in Manches-
ter
l. w. Colburn and Mrs. j. E. Thomson
were in Rutland Thursday and Friday.
c. +. Lewis, state inspector of apiaries,
was in town Tuesday to inspect the bees
belonging to Mrs. NJ. H. Smith and pro-
nounced them free from disease
News has been received of the death OF
Mrs. Charlie Davis Of Bennington former
resident of this town. Mrs. J, E. Thorn
son carried by automobile Mrs. Delmel
Davis and Mrs Mason Aldrich to Benn-
ington to attend the funeral Sunday
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-25

Renda L. Oliver, the daughter of DR..
Taylor Of Ludlow, widely known as a
singer, died last week in New York. She
was a descendant of Henry Dunster, the
first president Of Harvard college She
studied under Italian masters in Italy,
sang abroad in concerts, and for several
years was soloist of Grace church, New
York.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-05-25
MT. HERMoN CATTLE.
Go to Hawaiian Island Estate-Avcr-
ace Price s1.O45 Each.

The agricultural department Of Mt.
Hermon boys school, L. +. Elder, di-
rector. has sold 20 purebred Holstein-
Friesian animals. which will go to a
large estate on the Hawaiian islands.
The price received for these cattle was
$4,000. or an average of S.l.0i5 per
head The Breeders Gazette of recent
issue contains rather extendd account
of tn estate to which these animals
are going.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
Leedy Challenges Harrison and
Others of Frederick County.
WOODSTOCK Va Inl

Woodstock, Va. July p, 20.
Hon. Il. w. Harrison,
Winchester, Va,
My dear Sir:-Having learned
that Mr.. Barton, Mr. Gather,
and the Messrs. Williams are tc
take the stump for you in Fred
erick County next week. l desire
to remind you of the fact that you
have twice declined my challenge
to meet me in joint debate before
the people of district.
expect to deliver an address
in Winchester On the night OF
July 31st, and now in the name
of fairness, | am requesting that
YOU and all four of the above
named gentlemen meet me in
joint debate On that occasion, on
the following fair terms: You
may open the debate bv one of
YOUR friends allowing him one.
half hour, | will follow with
one-half hour, and thus alternate
with your friends until my last
speech when l shall close my side
with fortv minutes, and you ina v
personally close the debate with
alike period of time.
l am sending this challenge
through the Jefferson Club of
Winchester City and Frederick
County, and request that you
convey YOUR answer to the Presi-
dent Of the Club within the next
RIvE DAYS.
l am, verv truly yours,
1t ROBERT F. LHHDY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
Secret Political Societies .

Secret Political Societies have
never been successful in I'll.
United States. In the Fiftie,
there sprang up secret society,
composed of Wings, embryo re.
pIblicans, disgruntIed democrats
and other opponents of the demo.
cratic party, under the name OF
know Notl,ings." For a while
they seemed destined to sweeu
the country. When they attempt.
ed to carry Virginia, MIR. Flour.
noy, their candidate, was met nv
henry A. Wise, who exposed the
secrets of the Know Nothing
party so successfully that thew
quickly changed their name to
that of the American party.
which died soon after it was born
After the close of the War the
Republicans attempted 20 carry
the South, bv a secret negro or.
ganization composed of negroes
curpet baggers, and soallawag>.
In Virginia the Walker COM
blnation defeated it but in the
South it gained great strength
and was menace to the white
people of that section. There
the kn-klux appeared and in a
short time so terrified the negroes
that they deserted the party as
rapidly as rats desert a sinking
ship, and the party in that sec
ton melted into thin air.
Recently we have had a secret
organization in the Seventh con
gressional district. What it will
accomplish, will be made known
next Tuesday.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
The Terrible Machine .

Whenever a faction of a party
recognizes the fact that they are
destined to defeat, they abuse
The organization of their own
p'rty as chosen by their own pee
pie, and cry 1.-THE Machine =
THE Machine" They have never
been known to give a definition
OF what they mean by "The
Machine" but would have the
more ignorant believe that it is
some terrible hobRoblin. which
would utterly destroy them. As
4 safe rule, you may rely on it.
whenever you hear a man cry
''rae Machine" you may know
t.'st he 10 the under dog in the
fight
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
SUMMING UP.

In the closing days of the Con es
slonal camgaign, the voters of this
district should, without prejudice,
consider the claims OF the two candi
dates for Congress.
Colonel Leedy, repudiating the
party's declarations in both State
and National conventions has gone
up and down the district preaching a
platform which he knew and you
know is inconsistent with the con-
s,itutjon Of the United States and the
laws OF both the State and Fedora
Governments. He has presumed upon
the gullibii'y and ignorance of the
voters of the district by reading into
the Votstead Act provisions which do
Tot exist, ana notwithstanding the
rullgs OF the Federal Prohibition
ca missioner, he persists in his ef-
fq ito smother the facts with his de-
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
Men Vote For Col. L.eedy.

He is gentleman of sterling
qualities and lawyer Of unusual
ability. He is a man self made;
a man who has struggled for his
very existence under trying cir
'cutnstances and against adverse
conditions; man who when d
boy was raised and reared on one
Iof your farms in the Old County
OF Rockingham; he worked in
the bark peeling on the noun
tain side of the Old Domain at
Virginia; lie dug ore in the mines
and showed carpenters plan
and saw and worked on the rail
road tracks; a man who has
worked elbow to elbow and
shoulder to shoulder with the
laboring men of this country and
who has earned his living by the
sweat OF his brow and gained his
education by the midnight oils;
but Notwithstanding all of this
he has risen step by step until he
has occupied one OF the most
honored positions within the gift
of the citizens of his Senatorial
District; viz, State Senator from
the counties of Page, Clark and
Warren. He was elected by the
voters OF these counties to repre-
sent them iii the State Senate of
Virginia, position he has filled
as he has filled all other posi-
lions to which he has been call
ed. with signal ability, with
honor to his State, with honor to
his Senatorial District, with
honor to his county. and lastly
with honor to himself.
Col. Leedy was not born on a
silver platter nor with a silver
spoon is his mouth, and neither
has lie had the educational adj
vantages that his opponent has
had and enjoyed lie has been
educated in the school of hard
knocks, and yet his master-of-
arts-opponent has twice refused
and declined to publicly debate
the issues IN this campaign with
this country boy who was educat-
ed IN the school Of hard knocks
Men rally to the polls on Aug.
the 3rd, and cast your vote for
this fearless representative of
democracy. A VOTER.
| II,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
LAST WORD TO BAUGHER
FROM COLONEL LEEDY
Congressional Candidate Makes Wig
orous and Sweeping Reply to Cam
paign Charges.
Dear MIR. Editor .

Dear Mr.. Editor -
The Star Of Winchester and the
Reporter OF Front Royal seem 10 have
forgotten the proverb: ga righteous
man is merciful to his beast and
Continue alternately to ride without
rest The creature Baugher. | had in
tended to let this man rest without
further notice and would not have
condescended to say one word bout
him, but for the continued vituupra-
ton OF these great periodicals. re
a'ize that Baugher holds licansa rn
preach and I am slow to attack a
minister, except in actual self defense.
out there is Il time when patience
ceases to be virtue, and. therefore.
now answer once for all the col os>al
icolumnies OF Baugher perfectly mtnd
full of the fact that am resI,onst hle
IN damages for anything that | may
say, and am perfectly solvent at the
same time
| AS said in my former statement
never saw this man but once. arG
that was in Turner's Barber Shor
some time in April asst assert too
that | never used the IAN. uHge tina
he attributed to me anywhere.
lie lately came out with a state
me Mt in which he disclaimed any In.
tentlon to boost Judge Harrison.
when as matter of fact he publishe /
long article in the Greene County
Record just little while after the
date be liked for this alteration with
me, in which he extoIed Judge Har-
rlson as the prince of congressman
and proceeded TO belitte me, thoue h
with 1nt mention of the incident of the
23rd OF April. He has also written a
letter 10 the Rev. Mr.. FadeJev of
IONS Brook, copy of wh ch has
been Sent to number of ministers ~
this dt>l' ct, in which h. .ays that
| on he" re this language from me, he
ltnIhtt lely toOh me to task 4 d for
| minutes lold me what be thought of me
or wotCs TO that effect, and thnt
gre" very angry aud wanted to- tigp,
The most stupid person will readily
see that no such thing could have
happened on the streets of Harrison
burg without number of people be-
sides Baugher having seen it or heard
ut. But leaving all argument aside. |
deny most positively that | ever had
word OF conversation with this man.
except at the time mentioned in Tur.
ner's Barber Shop, and | further
positively deny the use of the Ian
guage attributed to me by him.
may add that | yield to no man
10 my regard for the Christian minis
try, | was reared to respect the min
lstry of all denominations, and | will
venture the assertion that no man in
Rockingham County ever entertained
more ministers of all creeds than did
my father, and that they are now and
nave always been welcome visitors
to my own home.
Very respectfully,
ROBERT f. LEEDY.
Adv.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
FRIDAY, JULY 80. 1920.
THE PRIMARY CAMPAIGN.

The campaign for the nomina~
ton of Democratic candidate
for Congress is about ended
Like all family quarrels, it has
been bitter at times. Much
probably has been said by both
sides which had been better UNI
spoken. Instead of lauding the
virtues of the respective cand,.
dates, much fault has been found.
A successful candidate should
gain his ends, on account of his
own fitness for the position rath-
er than by tile shortcoming of
his opponent. 1t. should be borne
IN mind that both candidates are
members of the same party, and
neither should furnish ANU
milton to the enemy.
When men vote in a prima ny
they are honor bound to support
The nominee, whether it be their
favorite or not. A man cannot
vote for his favorite in the prim.
airy. without pledging his honor
that he will vote for the man
that receives the nomination.
AS to the result of the primary.
many different estimates have
been made by the supporters OF
the several candidates. From.
information not only from this
county, hut from the other coun.
ties OF the District, the nomina
ton of Judge 7. w. Harrison
seems to be assured by a good
ma, rty. Shenandoah is cor
ceded to Harrison, and it :
thone hit that he will carry nearly
every precinct. His ability is
well known. His record in Con-
gress has been good. His in.
fuence, having served in that
b 'dy tor some time, is greater
{ AN any new member could ex.
ert at this time. The condition
OF the country is such that each
p'rty should send their able. :,
m to congress. The selectic 4
should not depend upon the Der.
sonal popularity of the caudi.
dates, but rather upon the abil;t,
to best serve the people, and t.
take the best care of their in
terests.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

On Tuesday next the voters Of
this County will be given the
opportunity of saying whether
they prefer machine politics to
continue III full sway, whether
one set of men shall be permitted
to hold and control all of the
Offices, for the benefit of them.
selves and FAMILY. If you de-
sire this condition TO continue,
then vote for Harrison, for it is
through him and those backing
him that the machine is fed. "
II you are inclined TO doubt this,
take survey Of the situation.
See what one particular family is
getting in Shenandoah County,
and another particular family is
getting and has been getting in
Frederick. Perhaps you will
realize why there is such a storm
of opposition to Judge Harrison
in his own City and County.
People are at last waking up,
and the indications are that there
will be several little rings
smashed on Tuesday next. Watch
Leedy win. 1t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

sire to go to congress He has ana
thematized the preachers and COZ.
signed the 6rys to hell because they
dared differ with him He knows,
and he is presuming that you do not
know, that his light wine and beer
preachment are me ming ess promises
and have no chance of being fulfilled.
AS was APPLY remarked, by one OF the
tolonel's leaders, "What he says is
good campaign stuff, for most of the
people dout't know any difference"
These, then, are the prominent fea-
lures Of Leedy's campaign. 1t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
EdinburO.

]. Newton Wilson has gone to
Orkney Springs to spend several
weeks.
Misses Virginia Hite and Anna
Hoff with Mrs. Charles Headley
motored to Harnsonburg toda y
Tuesday and spent the day.
Miss Lonella Swami who was
visiting her aunt Mrs. Fred
Miller, of Washington returned
home Saturday evening.
Charlie Hisey spent the week.
end home from Warrenton, Va,
where he has employment with
the Southern R. r.
Moster Barton Bowers, son OF
Horace Bowers has returned to
his home at Gainesville after
having been in the Memorial
| Hospital Winchester sevevera1
weeks and is much improved in
health.
Mrs, Vance Dinges spent Wed.
| nesday in Front Royal with hel
cousin, Miss Helen Simpson who
| visited Mrs. Dinges at E6inbure
recently.
Mrs. Ralph Sibert with hel
guests Misses Mary Fisher an(
Susie Golladay were motortst:
on Saturday to the Luray cav
ems.
| Mrs. w. D. Robinson ant
daughter Marie Louise, of Pitts
burg are guests of Mrs. Pit
Fultz on Main street.
Mrs. H. S. Wightman ant
Miss Mollie Wightman reached
Staunton Saturday night b.
train from Winona, West Va.
after a six weeks visit to Mr.
land Mrs. Joseph Hisey. Mr.
W1ghtman met them by auto
and they returned home earl!
| Sunday morning.
/ Mr.. Gilbert Hudgins' nephew
of Mr.. Hudgins spent Sunday
with his uncle. He is among The
! party of Civil Engineers who
are reconstructing the roadway
at Fishers Hill. Charlie!
| Meyer who is also employed BY
the State Highway Commits
isloner on this work spen1
! Sunday at his home.
| The Lutheran Sunday Schoo
of Bethel Church will hold theil
annual picnic and a Community
Sing Saturday July 51st al
| Arthur Painters woods neal
| Bowmans, good State Roard. AL
are cordially invited.
| Harmonic Sacra will be uset
at singing.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Massie
| Misses Elizabeth Massie ant
Ruth Miller, of "Roseland'
| Nelson County, Va, were recen
guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. H
! Massie 'Waterside" near town
Miss Helen Ruby has returne
from visit to her sisters i
Washington.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

Anticipating a charge which Judge
Harrison's supporters are not max.
ing, and which the majority OF them
never heard of, the Jefferson Club OF
Winchester denies that Colonel Iced y
10 an ATHEIST. Who said he was ? His
expressed wishes to drive the preach
ers to hell Is conclusive proof that
the Colonel Is neither ATHEIST nor
agnostic. If he we're, he would not
care to have the clergy associate with
him In eternity in the caloric home OF
the unbelievers. It.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

Judge Harrison has always been a
Democrat. Colonel Leedy has not.
Judge Harrison endorses and stands
on the Democratic platform. Colonel
Leedy does not Which of these two
candidates should the Democratic
voter support on Tuesday nextt? An.
swer with your pencil at the polls. II.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

Our philosopher says: Qaeer, aim,
it, tina. folks are deathly afraid oil
snakes and don't pay much attention
to flies, When 10000 folks are killed
by flies to one dyin' of snake bite P
Southern Agriculturist.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30

Unless the Colonel succeeds in
driving them to help before Tues.
day, his political fortunes will be
wrecked. IT.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1920-07-30
ASPIRIN

"Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is
genuine Aspirin proved safe by mil
lions and prescribed by physicians
for over twenty years. Accept only
an unbroken "Bayer PACKAGE which
contains proper directions to relieve
Head ache, Toothache, Earache, Neu-
raigia, rheumatism, Colds and Pain.
Handy tin boxes of II tablets cost fee
cents Druggists also sell larger
Bayer packages" Aspirin is trade
mark Bayer Manufacture Mono
aceticacidester OF Salicylicacid.
When you vote for Harrison you
vote for man who is not seeking
your suffrage by subterfuge. He
stands upon his record, as Leedy will
fall upon his. 1t,