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The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-06-26
TREspAss NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that ElkhorA
and Weecama Plan alton, in ConcordlA
Parish. La, are posted against hunt.
ing. shooting, fishing, or fence cutting.
OF In any other manner trespassing
thereon. Violators will be prosscute4
10 the full extent Of the law.
F. D. BROWN.
vidalia, La, Sept. 18th, 1919.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-06-26
Vidalia, La,
pnSIEn-

Notice is hereby given. that Latte
more and Arnaudlia Plantations are
posted against hunting, fishing and all
other manner of trespassing. Viola
.ors of this will be prosecuted to the
hull extent of the law. No exceptions.
Oct. IS. A. H, GILLESPIE.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-06-26
rREsPAss NOTICE,

The property of the undersigned on
Bayou Cocodra, in Concordia Parish,
Louisiana, is posted against hunting,
shooting. fishing, trapping or in any
manner trespassing thereon. Violators
will be prosecuted to the full extent Of
the law. ANNIE CRAWFORD.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-06-26
rREsPAss NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that VaucluBs
Plantation, in Concordia Parish. La. IL
posted against hunting, shooting, fish
Ing, or In any manner trespassing
thereon. Violators will be prosecuted
10 the full extent Of the law.
RIP. SCHIEIAA
Vidalia, La, March "a, 1919.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-06-26
POSTED.

Notice Is hereby given, that GlAev
pies Island, opposite Ferriday' IN LIZ
Mississippi River. is posted asaln
hunting, fishing and otherwise ues
passing, and all violators viii DO PROSE
cuted to the full extent OF the Jaw:
'u o., ~ A. H. CHAMBERS.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-06-26

HAT shall we do with the
Fourth of July7
The continental congress,
in session in Philadelphia,
passed July 2, 1776, the resOlu-
ton presented &n behalf of Vir-
ginla by Richard Henry Lee
that begins:
"ResoIyed, That these Uni
ted Colonies are and of right
ought to be free and independ-
ent states; that they are abb
solved from all Allegiance to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
Harding to Carry N. Y.
Without Speech Tour

ko~ l"Ih. oct = benhI"T Harding
viii not COM" ,hrI 81 iiunaln Ia speak
That /, Practically ,uIIuin. although nu
an, lai statement ~ regard IL tho ,hu
hldaion dHI"s can lao obtained Ia "a"
fUw fuih h"adiIuaII"Ts
u la hn"wu. hUNGN0i tho hdvI'o 81
tho Iun'luI1 hrIU hnH Lurn TINT II would
IL" wUni0 "f llm" Ice lho 'uut idni' Il"
Whether thu candidate viii ko"u hla
dat" 4" sp,nL Ia liunuln 10 YnI az up,n
'Iu'alI"n
-" toe ihn'o haa br"n ~" .nn,rIIa ii"u
81 tho InHiaIn iiIp It iu,HfuU, cor 81
Ihnuuh hc hga ba.u visUd thhi uUIhIua
leo iuiuhI In ~ nay la Hou }"ik pi'la
,"Ild TSIuu ~" al'ut"Tri ,Ui. ~ bI,n
H. IL duo ~ appah ~ II'nI"u - unuIi
uu IrI"ho, ~ HInIU lhaIu w." pn,a Iu
irlnr"i"" ~" lila m""tinu ~ 10" ilnrt
vii H." IL Nhdis"n uuunin 'iniL"u go thn
nlFhI 81 Dui"hsI W
Nni ruliiiua bat iilandrhIr NnH tho
'suHe 81 his Welt ~ IiurubiluaU nn tune
h'"dIuHIiu'p rusiHihnY. nuId bonrIsI
I"hn ! I'n'nhinH ~" ~"ut"j I" 'all 90
ihi'" "Id bland" Wlli ~ iisya n,"il
I""a "nd I,IuYd : a., ln",n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
ELM GROVE MAN IS THREATENED FOR
DISPLAYING PICTURE OF HARDING

IlcrnuAo hr lH dlHplny Ing pl"iuIr at
EennIur Harding nud G"r"rn"r t""IldE"
Ia ia" wInd"w ct lIr ni"I" " AZ
.Hrl. u merchant Of ELM 'it"N", hhh h"'h
threatened by tho wIii"r Of an nn"nE
uuur IuIIur with - Duy,"iI Tho wIIl"I
iuld Mi Carney that uui'nr Il" i""h ia"
picture down H." az rhu would not "hly
.,,uno unIrunlSinH hIm hat would 'ArI'
.Ih,n orT"Itn l." induce then IIl"mdh I"
withdraw lhoiI I'ud"
nuI Nj carney 10 " "I"""'h itop""
loan and la tho ho1, rud"ni 81 l"nG
ll"o 81 itnr"h'i"a"S IT," S"Ih I""' ''""
InE that ihi"1iH would mother rt"V""I
htm Tr"m displaying III" ri' l"i"H ""'
E,nr hlun fIun waiting "ii"lGhl l"r"h
II, San II'hot
Thu Ir,Io, f"lI"~"
rIm ur",e " Va CO. %. ip3n.
iis6i NJ 'aiU'y
,ynH sin, k",I nuh h"''IiI"h 90 T""'
UI y,u,t uIa,U 81 luHIu' an ill" in"i nIuE
T., nnlI,r ihni 3 uu had iI"ihi"E mad
: .n,IIdp, 1T, iu,' Iu Y"ui wI"h"w |i""
hayu nI~"Fn hrru " e""h '""i"'"'' 81
,u,tia nnd II r"",nH nn " t"n '"i' i""' "
H., 49, ulI I"iIiI'al i"'"r"" 81 ""'"''
.ttud II.nt the I,nI,unnuo 81 tuu, Ih.ud"
and u,IHII Inhr II 80 indicate ih"i SEQ"
Il" nmI r"'o H., Ihu r"ii"""a" ~ I''"
.n,,nI and y"u w"ulh luHi -" I'"'" 'h"g
IId nnt ,u,,r lat" ruui "Ini"
n,n rn,,y in ihinh ih"i """ 81
.t,u, iniaiiI1 '"," ~"nIh hi""r I" -" ~
Ito - ihInu e" ihHI ""i f"' "y r"'i I
,,n,u, .sparI I" huF """ih'' Ihl"n 80
.uu 80 i"nr r"u' -" i" h""I"'""
What WA, iufiunnro may h"N" !" 80
.ni ,nur community VIII u" !" r"'r
a. ,,.r f,nn, ,,,u, rln'o "li i"b"il"'
tho vvnIncu nnh 'hllh'"" - hI"'"r"
,,yIup fmI hoIr pnd o"'h go" e" go"
mad - tow ruu'" Tito h"""i"'" ll"hP".
II,,.IIur InI,raun ,nd I"i"h h"llI"u 80
ia, I.upuo H. it"," than 80" ""h''
,I,rd Inw Iatn II f'"u ~" '""i NO
,rIrp ~ leo uuuyv~l uuh"I go "l"' iI"n
dny that y"u viii no,"' "'ot 60" Va"
bot TOW
Tuura respectfully
A rNTIIbTI' hMTIlI ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
JUUsTIoHs ALLOW WRIT or Pro
MInITIoH uIvIM0 TMBN OHIO
IhAI. JunInDL0rI0M IL TMn
CASH or OOMuTAMEO.
OwnsTs Of Heavy TTasks 10 Ne Tiled
os Violations Of Truck 0SAinAa0s
In MiHhsF Tribunal

F"Il"~ins argument" nro"e"ied Wy
Ho"IHo A. blach ford, Tho ntnto huDr"ma
o"urI Of appenIh has granted sIlt Of
prohibition aaalnni Judge Alan u Hnb'
iuS"n, 1T the criminal court "f onto
'TuniY. 10 tho Uaan aH"inBi Prank '"n'
"lnns". ~" ~ alleged vl"iaii"n of tho
.'lIY" iiu,k ordinance III" w'ii pro
y"nia rr"ru'uilDu ~ funni"nsn ~ tho
"rr""i HW'' nav pending Ia Judg" Hoh'
lnn"nn ,"u, The wiz further "a
m"vaa ~" oaas from 10" ""rintv court
HNl"E ~" hillm tribunal origin" a"h
I"Ia JuI lsdlul Ion "yt' uIDsaiui Ion ~
lent SAGE the opinions IanhnI I'd IN
ihIa s'il"" spply ala" I" "th"' appeal"
r"ndiuu All NIIi 10 i,iod b.f",o the
"utr Un," court ~ "npshlH
ILn UIdsr IT ma higher court was
nlrd ys"l-Id.y aunrn""n vim 'i"'t
john l. Itnah"rn. ~ 'lT"uli court ana
we Hi"nt"i up"n aTfunnni" contained
~ tho inIi1slns hrisf 1hs "sa'' lfl"
81 III" ,..a I" state ~ WHSl virginia.
-. InI Binhh f"n"ianru - if"n Alan
~ ii"hIns"" Judge ~ ,,iu,inal '"uii ~
~" county ~ phi" " We tn" appeal
- "-""i"h hg '"n"i""s"" "'i"'""F"
, ""d.
IT." ,""r h. ",r ~ 81 rln"l I"'I"il".
IIun ~ the ruuiUinr ,"nIi 81 hpp"al"
rho ,Iir 81 whu"lI"p I.u.ad tho arrest
81 T,auL T"n"inns". tho p"ililunaf. Tor
,ImIutInn ~ as't Iuua "nd ~ - tat
IT,. u,dIunn," 81 ~" 'lIr. Quoted hp'Il
iurU Upon I'ln1 81 tho 'uupls lnsni
Lnfnrn r"il'" Judge. i"nsinn'o wha
found puIliy pnh fIuuh llOh Ths action
wan nppoplnd 10 'rlininpI court. ~hnrn
~ - now r"nhIup aud undetermined.
After apprnt WAN allowed. the city 70
prn oil pn III traffic ordinance nUd enact
81 M "ntIroly different ordinance" Th"
now ufdlnhnCs now ~ affect bcCHm
operative August ~. lp"0. u contains
, nr,,Iu Iu, 81 uTesulV rpnUaliup the pT Tor
ordinance enacted April a. rho present
ordinance contains no saving C)Ruac.
va wing pending prosecutions under ordi-
nance OF April 6, 1920. or amy other
prior ordinance.
The rolator. CONSTANCE. moved crlml-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
ADDITIONAL. PERSONALS

Ii"''r i"~"llfu. 'iiT fi'omR" IL sI"~
y I"''Hr luE ~ hiH h","r iiUn, Inlu, ice,
'"tt ~ "'v''.I daFa nB"
.h"II"u ~, h"i suu hnu t"auU"d II -
d"Il"~ -" ,ihh 1T ho"h ""'raout a. the ''"u
Ir"l I',li'r "inIi"u ufi,' holnt or ~
i"r " tow d"Fu
Nj" i"hm irmr-. 81 I'IiirhuiHh ~
expanding low hr % ,lplIInR wiih ieln
ti'"H rnh fIl-uhn hrIc
MI" H"itn iiIur"ll. VIII" hnu hoou ~
i"r r"n" ilW'. ~ h"r bum" go r"uT
i'""ih "'r""l 10 "l"WIy recovering rud
!" nll~ ~ hN out
T. Pullman. "f thlr city. was u
huTiuoHs yiHIi"r ~ TinubanvIlle youter
hurr . D. turhsnp. or whaling
aCh"olr will attend tho m~NtInR OF West
virginia lnptru"lurE At rRrkrraburE. tho
FIRST pnri Of n"kt month.
u. RonRr hHE returned 10 hIa home In
SicubcnvIll". after spending fsw days
hero looking after buBlnesA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
OH|O COUNTY REPUBLICANS WILL
OBSERVE ROOSEVELT'S BIRTHDAY

10 for manly. outstanding. Rig Uen'
Rusenbloom to adopt such quc-tionnbl"
underhaud"d. elect ioneerlng methods HS
Ihoso OF Mr.. Nicely"
At a meeting Of the board OF commits
siunsrs held Yesterday the dates for reg
latration were changed from October 20
and 70 to October % and - On theSe
alter two day. tho commissioners Will
sit at the Court house for the purpose
uf registering all voters. men and
women. who have not yet qualified 10
vote This viii lie their last Opportun-
lty and unless you ate registered Juu
viii 10 deprived OF your vote GA Nov
snbsr :.
The Ohi" County Republican EAe,u.
tIvo Committee yostorduA -, DIV oh " let .
IoT fIuu TOY n. Moo YI,nn. Chairman
uT tho lsfIsrn"n County usrubll'an "a
a,uiI,a committee thanh lnH tho iInI dluR
tuOlldss 'lus IT bblu county Ten hu' Il
~ nIua chow lag la "ui decentralization
hoe IaaI Saturday
Mlsa iaahoiI b"iY 10 a'tlna go mo
onI'lvpt htU""uIapii"F f"' the N"rnhlI
,an W"mona '"mplii,o nha VIII lao
OF hopdpunrinrs ION N"'hsi ai'""i,
duIlnr tho rnu' nipR rnd nu"fn"nh AID
will '""peraia with ~" committee u"
answering auy uuartiunn o. giving ory
inf"rma ton rsgsrdlng III" Cemra'R"
UnalnnlnE most h"ndAy tho ~"nT'"'a
D. sa duuart"T1 win bo open ~ tho owe
ulnEs m vol eH during III" day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
TRAFFIC APPEALS To GO Into wv.
SUPREME COURT FOR DECISION

mi court 10 dismlsA said prosecution
auonG other reasons because the Ordl.
nance OF April { had bssn REPEALED ana
with said motion led csruiied Guy
Of thu TspsalinH ordinances. Ths cum
nal Judge Of Ohio county ovsrruisd .ne
atsns0 fIisd q pstiiion With the supreMs
nourt for n writ IN prohibition psssenF
INN Judsa Alan u, HsbinsOn from ear.
rinnE any Jurisdiction whatever ~ sAid
"rlmiBal proceedings pending bsi"s
hin
"Th. brlaf 0.m. before sopfs"s oohIt
op motion Of Isspohisn' 70 a"s" ~.
III prohibition hara,0f0Is awarded uPsn
inoiion ~ rsIator Tor wTli ~ prohibition,
Three propositions ara tslsd upan
bv tonslahso - reasons WY !hs
pI sma court should sJani wiz ~ prom
bIiiOh against It0blnson,
90 rho ordinance ~ Ap'll 10 vow
ou - face. A., .
,nu,. ~ Anil { musi nsa..ssTily fhli
burnu.. III III. repeal ~ ssid "'diHaH's
.IthouI - asyIns CLAUS. IN The 'sha1l'
Ton ordinance holding ms Tvs W-
nuua. ~as T.psal.d shr' ohs hsa ksaN
Pound sulIiy th.,spnd"ft hnl hsIonf
Indignant was rendered on ms H'lt
u,aI,.,o. has .iao bssn applied whs'd
tna appeal IN 10 q court iipiha The oass
do now a., A.
RI. b,inf nIihnT aGnisnd. Inst the
s.naC.I ,Jia ,eas,dIhH r"nh "asss
mat no ,sp..i ~ p "'imInal -'stu'.
pUiliflas eli poessdi"s. hnd.' w. ah
W.l this iuis tnr V" sPpns" " "W'
,.nr.a .nd the, tho tiSht y" . p"nsllb
IL m, u,...ouIIon Ia srilnsnl.hsd bran
i,ovsh ". case has been tried
ri. bird proposition 10 ne tollewsi
IN. n,djrnno ~ August 1870 3
void for REASONS slated IN ihlr brist
multiplying prosecutions "nnrr ,,nh,.,u.
Il, 10 prevent tho local courts from pros
eru,InE tho % appeal cas.s nov befcsp
,hsm, All 81 those Gases viii bs trisA,
but under writ Of prob bit ion. they now
Ito within tho original jurlsdioeSoo -
tho suprem. court or appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
ISLAND REPUBLICANS
HOLD RALLY TONIGHT
Hon CHARLES u. OaTriHan. of M"undS-
vile, viii Deliver the rIlA-
Opal Address.

usrubiIoans "f the i"iand will h"Ih
a ialIy Ihia eVonlus al ia" M"hlH""
O., i,"nI ii"n thailoa o. 'HiIls"", "i
kiUundsvIllo viii d"lIvUI tie" p'IN' Ir"I
edd,aRR "T tho evening Ito VIII dlh'n""
tho Isauss nf tho campaign aud rl"l"'"
tho achievements 81 ~" l"ruhlI'"n p"' .
~ finu Ito lu""riI"n
adIng the meeting Ia" men hh'
woman yuiaru Of Madison 'llH''l'i WIN
psI edo through tho rifo"i" h""d"h hf -
baud III" demonstration VIII "nho"hi
adIy Ito tho lurForI HlI"nh"d 81 any
ru~"IlnG h"ld "n III" lal"nh during lho
prcsent cuIupnlHn
'Tn 1910. every labor Equalization In
the land, railroad brotherhood ana all
was Knocking Nt the doors Of the fsdsr-
al congress demanding Legislation
against almost certain Destruction At
the HANDS Of tho oOuTta under the Hhsr-
man law. OonErsSsDnAn Cox. mAIiifsst-
Ing an indifference tn the peTnous posi-
tion OF labor. turned turtle aud FAILED
TO vote for the bill"
Who said THAR
samuel 0ompsrs. Yet Mr.. uompsrs
L. now supporting OoH. Whyf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

snlIcus-"That fellow rJonss has
peculiar sense OF humnr" Cynl"uE---
That's right BJoneE IL the aort OF
fellow who would get married just for
tho fun OF H."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
srAHaLan suVa HosH.

wuIiam HoSslrr s"id his hpnds"I"o
Now hungalnw resldNwc 81 ~" a.
HUrth wahs sh aiIe"t 4" W'nrUs'l \
ppanElsr we'll, hn"wn cigar dnsl"r nnh
musician Thla deal was lrRnus ~ oil
through tho FULTON HANK aud Trust
Company ~ ID understood ihsi tho
Uors ldaratlon Ia ~.
Mr. ppsnElrr viii taxi" p"aH"TTi"n NJ
hIa now property tho first of November
Mr. KeEslar viii move out on HNtesnth
near Woods street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22

MuEEIns-"po you supposs pfohibiS
tlon roaIly rons.rvSs tho EralnT lug.
.sinsE'Wcll. where = crop OF Wild on4
4. GOV oerned II now hAG TO BE- tuitls
vatedl' u y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
A Zine DIEtinotion In Kansas.

In "A country town. when man rnyH
no nlnEud tho train, II does not n"ccH
rnrlIv follow that he desired I" rih" "n
II Tho chances arc h" mcnnH hat II"
rot down Ia the d"ppO 10" Late to 400 II
20 lltruugh T"p"ku Capital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
uooranE the Home Town.

Ono or tho pret,ira rnlnhows over
rorn hero was Visible last Prlhnv oven
Inr II wan ono uC the hrlRhtnFt W."
over saw. aud WV heard others make IN"
ammo rSprcHHInn hltOOn1'E rnnbOws
nro far superior to other towns rain-
howS Altoona TrIbuno-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
OHIO NEWS

nu,,.,o. ph,o oct II -InKnn
ho'"'"ne"'' INV i, A., -.
,pun'S 80. an .,,,,t S,,,,rv oF
pI"'S w ~ naI,s ,nn,''tna ~, rnuU.
,"a ,arss,d" nrnI,sm stnTi-
Iihn,.b n,II.Tuniniu, WAS laid uuI
10. 49,, .,,.,L n,,,nL,r ~ ,nonths
-. ,r,T,i .ha.,v,n,s az a.,
I.,,,,i,,, III uut ns staHed unIII noEt
','.',.,h
IN. n,.t aay Of the celebration NoS
-, .ut ~ i.-. ,u..L,,,
"a. a. iI.u,n ,.i.l,,ati,,, .nI
"a, 80, Taa,u,,, a.. a., I.s ,,.,,.,,
= 49, IL ,,o,.,,i.i ,a.a.,t viii
a.. .ta..,i NAV "a
a., ,.,,,,, ,f IA. ,.t.h,.tI.,
-, ~. ,.,,,,,bIn .,,,- al which e,
,I',,I,u,.t ,,,d.,.,s viii b.. .,blbi,ud w
,,.s III t.,,,s,. m. nSir j"n,oI".
. ,.,,,i,.,, ( ..I,,, t.,,t la. ..I,o, a.. .T tI,.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
DID HE DIE IN VAIN?

While one cannot help admire the quiet courage
of Terence MaCSWiney, the Lord Mayor of Cork,
who died early Monday morning while on a hunger
strike which lasted seventy-three days at the same
time wonders whether the young Irishman adj
vanced the home-rule cause to any appreciate cN-
tent by his sacrifice
Hunger strikes, If yielded to by the authorities
set dangerous precedent If the idea becomes cur
rent that any prisoner get himself released by
hunger striking not only will political offenders bat
criminals whose attractions of the law involve "nor-
al turpitude' will try their hand at it,
For example, what would prevent common
burglar from going hunger strike when he
found that he preferred the balmy doors to
the gloomy prison cell? If hunger strikes were given
official recognition, he would have to be released
on the ground that since burglary is not a capital
otfemEe, burglar should not be allowed to die.
We not passing the merits of the Irish
question, British statesmen themselves admit
has been woefully bungled by the London govern
ment. But do insist the danger of allowing
hunger-sriking to become established and rec
ognized method of bringing about the release of
prisoners regardless of what their oftense may be.
MacSwineys death does not prove that the Irish
are right that the British government is wrong
1t merely proves that Irish heart is brave
steadfast and true-which fact never needed proof
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26

to his nose, and his right paw
stuck to his forehead.
ooh, WOW! What is this? What
kind Of cold cream does Nurse
Jane use." snarled the wild cat
NO wonder she is proud! She
will be most dreadfully stuck up
if she uses this cold cream"
That wasn't cold cream"
laughed Uncle Wiggily. q told
you it wasn't, but you wouldn't
listen. You got the tube of glue
by mistake, and I'm glad of it.
Now your paws are fast to your
face, and you are worse stuck up
than Nurse Jane ever was. Ha!
Hal"
Then Uncle Wiggily ran back
to the drug store to get more glue,
leaving the wild cat all stuck up,
and the bunny gentleman went
home a different path so the bad
creature did not bother him
again that day And with the
glue Nurse Jane mended the chair
but she put the nice cold cream
on her paws and face. so every
thing came out all right And if
the lead pencil doesn't forget to
take its rubber when it goes out
to play in the rain with the sheet
of paper, III tell you next about
Uncle Wiggily in the leaves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
1IUS s.! Nd! AND!
Esgf'aSsss % Jane Phelps -
Jane Phelps

mind them that I was growing
old.
"Twcnty-five, aren't you?" Elsie
laughed. Shall l order spectacles
and a night-cap for your"
Not today, dear" | answered,
"But if won't be long before | shall
need them"
Clifford Sends iona n Gift.
had written Clifford telling
him Of Hona's engagement. and
that mother and all We're delight
ed, lie replied that he remem-
bcrod meeting the Mcrriweathers,
ana that it was very nice that
IONA was doing so well in every
way Colonel Merriwcathcr was
very rich.
Clifford had also written Zona
little note COngratulating her. \
day or two later a box came from
him, and when she opened it she
found a complete toilet set Of
silver beautifully marked with her
initials
"lsnt it lovely to have such a
dear for a brother n-law?" she
asked her fiance when exhibiting
ii to him. You will have to
work bard to be as popular with
the girls as he is with Elsie and
me-
"Do You think l can fill the
bill, Mildred?" he qucried. you
ought to be able to Judge"
II surely think you can, Cur
tain,' | returned, wondering what
he would say if he knew.
1t really was a very beautiful
gift. Aside from the expense, it
showed thought in selection and
marking Then, too, Clifford had
such excellent taste, as mother
said when she looked at it.
Some way-in spite Of all that
had happened, all that might hap
pen-this or any praise Of Cliff
ford pleased me. | think the con-
6tant association with Il man
makes women like that, even
when they are not happy, or as
people say, edo not get along"
We like to hear others are i'm
pressed that they think we have
picked a prize in life's marriage
lottery whether We have or not.
Tomorrow - A New Acquaint-
anCe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
THE PRIVILEGE OF VOTING.

The people who are the most neglectful of the
privilege and duty of voting, have not commonly
been the new voters. Young men who have come
of age rather proud to vote, and usually take
pains to do 1t might be thought that after
women had worked for fifty years to secure equal
suffrage, they would all be equally eager In
many states they have been SO, and have turned
out in numbers about euualing those Of the men.
But in Others the registration figures demonstrated
that the woman vote would not be nearly so
large that of the men.
The number Of citizens who seemingly have
not valued this privilege is large. The number
Iegistered is always much below the number quail
flied, ana the vote falls much below registration,
The fathers of this country risked their necks
and fought famous to get the right of self
government But some of their descendants for
get about voting day when it comes, or allow some
business engagement to call them away from this
privilege that should mean much to them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
THE TRAVELLING MANS COOKS"

The commercial traveller who plans to
Latin Amc lea las been furnished with a
guide which not only tells him the towns he
should canvass but what he should wear, and
the transportation facilities he will cncouner. In
his wardrobe he discovers that silk hat and a
saddle equally essential, if he contemplates
visiting certain parts of the republics to the
south of US, although it is to be presumed that
the hat and the saddle not to be used sim
utaneousy, say, the Quindo trail in Colombia.
Such volume embodies vast deal of detail.
1t jots down information about the climate for
an amazing number of places, the hotels. and
in default of hotels the relative comfort of the
boarding houses, the banks, the products, and
means Of reaching each town The means of
cess suggest some of the trials of travellers, for
they may have to make connections with weekly
train or a monthly steamer, or undertake a jour
ney of days muleback. At some places the
traveller is told to seek lodgings that have the
benefit of the during the greaer part of the
day, and at others he is warned to expedite his
business in order to escape from the excessive
heat
This guide, which has been published by the
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, has
appeared in its first edition. As travellers lore
accumulates. other editions will be issued each
undoubtedly surprising its predecessor in intimate
detail.
So come TO understand each other better.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-26
THE DEADLY PARALLEL.

THE present mine tax law" said H. O. Bun,
sum in letter dated October |, published in the
Albuquerque Morning journal, was approved By
a democratic governor, William c. Mcdonald
= l regard Governor Mcdonald as having
given the state able administration"
Let us go to the records to test the honesty
Of Mr.. Bursum
what do get? An ema8culated tax
law with neither the means nor the authority
to accomplish what the people were so sore
ly in need of for fixing the burden of taxa
uon upon all the property in the state. Not
withstanding the failure of the party with a
twO-thrds majority of the legislature to en-
act such legislation as would be beneficial
to the people, they have the hardi-
hood to say, We pledge ourselves to remedy
these evils which they had the opportunity
to remedy and failed"
Nh Bursum, who thinks Governor Mcdonald
gave us an able administration" said in a
speech at the republican state convention in 1916:
"Tho policy of Governor Mcdonald has
been to ahrIl and shrink from every rcspon-
abIity. He has been content to draw his
salary and sit back his dignity finding
fault with that which others have done. The
democratic administration has been scandal
ouSly negligent" etc,
We not "slinging mud at Mr. Bursum
We submitting a record and reminding
the public that this is the who demands his
personal political protege and the candidate of
the mining corporations be elected to the gov
Fee New Mexican.