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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
PANHANDLE EXHIBIT
At KANSAS WHEAT
SHOW IS FEATURE
LARGE DISPLAY ON FLOAT II
ARRANGED FOR
PARADE
Sie~sl 20 Tho News

WICHITA. Knns. oct 7--Amarii.
10 and the Texas Panhandle sprnnr
into the limrlight ~ the International
Whr1t show here because uf tho pN.
ccllencv of th" agricultural exhibit of
th. Panhandle Plains Chamber "a com.
m"Trr
Spou after H.. exhibit Waa arranged
in its booth. ln admirinF group ot III.
'"ntuIs cot III" Wheat Show surrounded
u.
ilurh MeNry. one uf m" director. o.
th. Wheat show was so impress.
vd o. that hr arranged with = r..
ltniisun. secretary manager ,f tn,
Panhandle Plains Chamber ~ Com.
m"rrc. for thu exhibit 90 De- placed IN
u float. named Tn. Horn uf Plenty.
and carried thTruyh tho streets uf
Wichita as on" a.. the features uf the
historical ulrid" uU th' opening ht
oft th" Wheat Show. October G
Tho wealth ~ agriHuurr loo 'hr
Panhandle. as shown in fh" display.
Was revelation tu m1ry visitors tu
t1" Wheat Show.
The International WhDu Show Is
being h'id this YEAR iu conjunction
with NIthifts semi Centennial The
'huw Wi' lost Two W',ks rlrsluE pfo.
l,T fb
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SAY DUMMIES USE n
To CONCEAL SOURCE
Of CAMPAIGN FUNDS
~ NR'>G HtI.D BEFORE SENiIi
StBCOMNITTtF At DAi TO<.
ONO.

' HaHfHr ihffl lffHhs
NNYTDN. ut 1.-l'sc ~ dummies ..
1nrrrl the source of contributions .,
a $4,000 campaign fund used In M"
lh"ru3iurM election ~ Governor C1N
'n 1916 Wls charged In testimony TO-DAY
i'lt senate sub ruuW.ttr. uuupuf
\ ui senator romrr,nr. prmp,ru
'hin 1ud Senator Edge Republican
"'t Jersey
The committee tunIrht h1d pr',ord. u
n further bon iiS efforts CO. .sr,rtai D
1" disposition ui proceeds of i.0nl
ntr H'l"r'd tu hU, lrcn gwen hN
'Hf.fuur COX August 1G. 1917. to o.
i'y NHilonll iHuf ~ D1vtnn ND ~, I
the DAYTON Metal rrYdrats 'uutf"v
'ur' 60 l'l'. than - rstal lish $50
Nis'rrlr u tho note and tho ohor,
''Hu iu i.tWrui They were intro
N.'l Ir evidence and identified hv
N1I''I hIrivnu vice president of to-
uul
Thuurh Adam Schan'g. monhcr ~
lU DAYTON i'uuu prevention gommii'r.
"d Hl-u uuu.rh testimony 'f M1ry.u
i.Idl.r NrW York accountant u W
r'urhf uu fh1' ColuuH o. s. Decd
p 1HIHr. e. I; k-Htsrrr NJ
hauiy lri Walter Kidd.r who ,8er
u'. 4 Hnn lri " NJ THi who rn,H
2rHn 1 u.s n"H fund bad l'4u Ui'H
rhsI p Governor COX ls Mr
'itHiF '.ur.ss,i It 'tur th, purpHt,
Of rr.-'rtirr th, iN Ouus'nltnr,
1919 flI.ulh 'uttruUr SoX This
COMES tH.t testified hld hryn tufu~l
''r O.. n. S.hlntg. who sail tlli h,
HN EIN'r sfI HnH tu thr,H. lssaIttinu4
h. u-sl 100 Uwi1uug tu' pro'ortiuI
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DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE
MAKES EIGHT SPEECHES
DURING COURSE OF DAY
WARM RECEPTIONS ARE ACCORDED GOVERNOR AT ALL
PLACES VISITED-ADDRESSES BUSINESS MEN
AT LUNCHEON AT NASHVILLE.
ny TnE ASSOCIATED pnEAs.

U
NASHVILLE Oct 7-Covenor Cox Of Ohio Democratic pres-
Dental candidate quarey joined the League Of Nations in
address here tonight with Senator Harding his Republican oppon-
Referring the Des Mones speech today
ing the present league, Governor Cox declared;
snow he's against the league; I'm for the league"
The League Of Nations the main theme Of the governor
his travels today through Kentucky and Tennessee.
Al favor going " the Democratic presidential candidate
peaed vigorously days campaigning Of eight speeches. eosns
with large meeting here tonight the railways mems auditorium
Reerating that il pledge" to Americans who psriei-
the war; the governor declared that
visions could the nation ssOO0OO year. The league
would European credit for purchase Of American products
he also stated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
MEXICAN ARRESTED
C0NFESsESMURDER
Of WEALTHY MINER
CONFESSION MADE FOII OwI>G
ARREST On KIDNAPPING
CHARGE
~ Associated Press.

~ Nsfnrtatfu lftr~s
SAN FRANCtSro. Ori - 1o.
srph Eulrigu'g. under arrest here
fnr the nllrg,-l kidnhpplng ui Mtv
Niliar"al. n wear old girl. TODAY
confessed to The murder ct ! e..
Denton. wealthy Lex Anr L.. miu.
ms prumotrr lrcurling tn q STATE.
n-rt hy Captain uf Police John
O'M"ara
Tu.irigucz's confession. captain
O'M"arn Siid was ~ Nv" "ii'c that
l.oirigu,y and Lou ll"il'r s'iAusl,-l
Denton IN ~" u.gh' of luu, o. or
M the pi-srn,r % Ms !, g.
p,.t. whom pnlior dv,lilH Wns
n rtur'. huus'.l 'sp.r ani Ms uud
Nrs 4 - '~'NhmN, who hI,'
Irn Questioned extensively rr1r,t
irr th .r.m" %, l."s Aur l.s p"l
i,p
Parties of piirnlmrn and iu,rs-
ti,ntm, of the district attorneys
n,fi,r dashed .if iu q hall duyer
different dir,v tons late iH'laN after
vnri was ps., lN,d fruW Slu Ipu.
,is,n that p,ll'c captain A'Noap
pnnnunr,i thpt Joseph l.ulrIEu =
had ... ri,ssrl the shaving q" i'roh
q urrtpu tnd implicated others
At the district ATTORNEYS ".ii.r u
was ~iid arrests wcr' expected in
sh"rt time.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
Federal Agents
Endeavor t. Check
Sale of Liquor

WASHINGTON. O,t Wuhd1Wf'
,f whisky fr"m bonded vafrhua,- iH
thr riIE ,l N,w Nurh and PARTS Of N'V
: rH' Hud l,HusttHr'I hts h'.I
sturiH q fnru.i1uN 'I.hiHfur trI
mis- l.u'r Dttutf Jru.uutrd fHdIN. Th'
action was taken ~. uid iu 600 ,fnft
a. shp-.k Illicit ril' OF hUug Don thr
s.r'l,r which had hr.u mD.t ir'uh."'
SONS" tn enforcement Officers
SsrtS has sutruuudui th" uri frs
issued several weeks Hrp The ,sIuuIis
skinner -tii thcv had hfrurhf al'nui n
great r,slugtion in th" outstanding
r'ueks II whisky In m hands ~ whol'.
ssl~rs. druggists and others Much ~
this quantity has h..n obtained uudrr
sahi rfuEe and plain" maud. hr said
aud n Was pisnn - car "a Ia supply
as "A means uf rhecking ssiilng
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Nnnral 10 Ui,Io,al

I.rr .f'.HI 90 s',rN nt.I.rIl o.
..f VNrh uYrus,-l WlizHrl.m aa b.
.a .."..s .r 'rr sI. fto draf'
' H l"H.sHw'u rf 1tun'lr,. in up
h Iur AW..I,in silHIifN in etHmu
"r 'f fNn u" \wrrIr1u LOYALTY tu
". .fh.. country ttlr America
IH. H. DOWN with WiI-Hrism there
ur d.vu NI'H 'hr scores ri
rt. u..e eIfr. frI sound fiscal
.s ""... conducted fbs war with
rI. 'H.t iuur million mon
'T.u aHH'. HHHsHH. H'd rut fh.
'I"'"I.. sftIl. uIfHpli disrupt
'r sl..'..r H business Yrd IN flf'
sing r..f.'a Iud the rlv ~ labor
f. fH. IIr1 u' WnsHr'su thes
5000 g. r.pyIHfs wisconsin
.s eD'r"ifnnIs H.'n thr highest
and uI.rs' American .sHI.
fH.Ir i.-'u with W..s"risu' ,ui
f|H'fUs n firr suu.r heated v'rio
"' hostility u'hr Covenant of al,
'..tfU ,. u,..n.
PROS ir..u.HH "f.Hr anil ~.
.H". u.TffIflfI.r .n world AZ
'.I. 'sf .Ii,It or1ud tHr uis the drvi
american vIr-hius s.fsl o. fai' par'
H 'H' NIr AGAINST fl. central 'Wnir.
N. "r"iI rn' Withdrew ourselves int
ourselves f V' n.IId IS. r.uIl rui II
u. Nuuil
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
UNITED STATES
1920 PULATION
IS 105,683,l0
FIGt RES ANNOI >CED ny CENsuS =
BUREAU SHOW i>CREtSE o.
10 FER CENT.
~ A..nrlnisA prs-.

WASHINGTON. Ort. The 1890
population ~ continental United States
was announced to-day hy IN" census bu-
r.au ~ iO5.GNa.tOs This was AN an.
crease or i3.7l0S4.. or iI9 per cent
spr. iai0 Tui1y'y total does not In.
cludr tho populations uf outlying pus'
j, sfi ~ which Wiil h" announced as
soon as the figures fur Alaska ana the
military and naval services abroad are
'ahulut"d II Is estimated however
thusr possrssiuns hlv" 1850 ooo inhrh'
iinuts. go "a" total number ,t ponul"
living uudar the Am,rlcln flag ir round
numbers II lis.ooo. 0oo Thr figures fnr
clntin nill United States compare with
~ .p12 260 ten years ago and ,s.19t,ij
tWeufy NpuIg AGO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
Increase Fall,.

Tho increase fur ~" lis doDid how.
over Tell 9.e6G.sig. ar ~ p"r cent be-.
low thlt ~ the preceding d~Ids ~.
rector Rogers 81 the census bur uu. in
a formal statement. attributed this rr'
ductiun 10 the almost cuiupi"i" s'"pparr
of immigration during The world var.
au increase iu immigration during thu
sam" prriud. deaths IN th" .uiiI raa iri.
d.mic m iai7-is and war usual-. tn"
statement noted the trend oi p'puh.
iiun from the country - the city has
been greatly acreniu't"d since 1910
Fur thr iiry time in She '"un'ry's his.
tory. II said mur" than hIli 'hr entire
population II nov liNiuE iu urban torn.
tory This situation WIS CLEARLY r.
fl~'tcd in m" frurre ts O" farms ln
the country which also were mHda pub
lr to-day Th's' placed thr total 81
farms 80 Ci5'F'N. 900 iu'r.is" OF ,ulv
$3.50 u b p"f ,ruf Iu tom N.trs as
against m m'rna. eft t-ll3n ur lUH
per cent duiur th" dn.td' 'ut~l iu
1910
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08

GOVERNMENT IsstES
" MARSi<G az STORM
10 ATLANTIC SIIIi'S.

liy Associated Press
= WASHINGTON. oct : -N"s I
sells ui the south Atlantic ruast I
woio ciuiiuuri today hv ~" I
fwcnth-r bureau that th"fp were
: s'mr indications of disirhruc" Z
; forming over th" Rlhninas. tn, I
bureau said ~ Was not possible tu I
say at this time ui what Intensity I
, M" storm was.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
GENERAL VAN zANDT
IS REELECTED BY
CONFEDERATE VETS
NEAT MEETING PLACE TO ~.
DECIDED tP0N ny
COMMITTEE.
BUSINESS SESSIONS OVER
Attention ol Delegate j. Turned .,
iIlg Parade Which VIII Bc Big
Feature Of Today'S
Program.

t'y Afsocla'sd Press.
HOUSTON. Ori. The Tinted CD,,
i~l"Iatr Veterans IN annual reunion
here, today reelected by acclamutifn
Hl their principal officers. complete
their business sessions and turnci ih"l
attention a. the parade tomorrow,
morning the event tnr which mauy II
them made IN" "trip of hundreds u'
miles from their homes 20 Houston.
The ufIiu"rH ru'dcct'Sl. headed h'
General Nnn Zandt uf Fort Worth
wer" chosen without opposition They
Included General I. = carr ut Durham,
y. G. commander ot the army Of Noitli
Virginia: General Virgil Y cook. Bates
VILE ARK. commander oi IA" trans
Mississippi department ana General
calvin ~ Vance. l,atcsyillr. Miss. cum'
inand"r of the department oi tn" army
ui Tennessee General Van Xandt alSU
announced the r".appointmont oi Gvh.
rral Abbot NJ New orleans ~ adiu
tant and chief at staff
Next Meeting Place.
Selection ~ n'Nt years. reunion Citt
was lett to COMMITTEES headed 10y thu
commander In chief and including in
iis membership all the department and
divisional commanders. This commi,
tee. II was stated. will receive any In
NiIAtltlN ana announce kntlI htltttlun
at later date. The Sons of Confed.
crate Veterans. the Confcdcraied
southern Memorial Association and the
Forest Cavalry Corps also elected Off
GERS to,iay, Nathan. H. Forrest of
iliioxi. Mississippi was reelected com
inandrr IN chief Of IN" sons oi veterans.
James y Tatum, Hcrkelcy, virginia
was chosen commander OF the depart
mcnt Ul North Virginia for another
term. II. \. Lincoln of Columbus. Nils
sirsippi Was reelected commander ol
IN" Tennessee department and :. y,
Carter commander of the newly organ.
"" Albert Sidney johnson Camp 81
Houston was elected commander of the
trans. Mississippi department
The Executive Council.
Members uf IN" executive council
of the Sons of Veterans were elected
~ follows Ray Price. Washington. n
g.. representing the North Nirginit
Il, partm-nt. Steve a. King. Tulsa az
iahoma. trans Mississippi department
John Ashley Jones. Atlanta, Ga. dr
partm-ui at Tennessee. and Mcdonald
Lee. IrNingtun, Ky, councilman II
large
The Forest Cavalry corps chose Gen
cral " \ Collier Of Memphis Ten
uosscr a. its commander in chief fuJ
the ensuing year. and IN" memorial a.
sociation elected the following offi""r,
,IuutinuuU Ou Ia-u L,sn,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
But Five Get to First.

Of the - Indians who faced the Rot
uirs ytnr lett handler. only five r"acn'
cd first. Of these. three arrived on
hits and two on passes.
Speakers score was on an error, two
wore lot ON bases and O'Ncill wls
once tAc victim Il duublr play. au.i
lrlric,on. who ran for him IN the
.ighth inning. met "a similar fate. Smith
hurled i0s balls 90 the visitors, oi
NlIch 20 wcrr strikes. 81 balls :
fuul strikes five fouls five field outs
aud Is gTuundouts Brooklyn, whi'c
never Tree from the fear of a Cleveland
allv. hnttcd iis way tn victory IN th"
urst inning. ~ it. eventually proved
hy fallirg uu the pIny offerings ~ RAY
caldwell as soon as he took his plnc"
n the mound What Manager Spcakcf
7iw ~ Ctldwcll's curves when the la.
ter warmed w will always l." mys
%, certainly th" lnnky Nank"" ha,i
rothiug but d,lihcration after h. cn.
rr.d ih" box. Oi this u" had plenty
"a tu SPAR,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08

During M" Temporary lull IN nctiv
rr'n1lgninR. I have been giving In
'cnsivo study 90 the railroad Situation
which I know by observation rnd con
act ~ In n-d ~ attention Through
h. great grain fields ~ th" west We
found universal disquiotud" Cir shm'
"c rnd transportation difficulties "
General wcr" complained ~. and upon
~ return to Onto I found th1t bcclus0
\ IN" same conditions the state y great
p-0ducor II cnol. faces potentially ~.
.lniis c0al shortage" Stops have been
taken go meet tho ohio situation hy ro
"lynl of thr coal clearing houw" which
yc established and found helpful IN tn
lH
In NV study ~ railroad problems I
have conferred with repres n'ntiyes oi
ho former railroad administration.
"iih members of ~" Interstate COM
1Drc- Commission. with managing
90 .un',n 80 On Vprt "rt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
Can Sayc Millions.

"N'Nt year " W. 90 into The iautie
- Nations" gld the governor. "Vo cen
uvc sass 100000 In our navy alone 10
vou know what YOU can do with fiGt.
o00e00' You can reclaim % 000 O0l
acres of q rid land In the west I Inn
IN favor ~ stopping the building ~
hatilcships and of reclniming arid land
and ~ giving every soldier hoy u farm
1nd home ~ his own. II he wants to
~ II oui there IN the promising oour
iry II hc doesn't want that. then I
hn IN favor uf thu -four .fuld plan Nhirh
was recommended hy the American -.
gion at cleveland within the lasi week
" ten DAYS"
A further statement on the rhilroyld
question was nude hy Governor Cox
her, tonight. lio disagreed Wi'h sen
7tor Harding. his Republican opponent
rho. the governor g,id. apparently az
'ruV'd existing conditions Tho Dom
'ofatic candidate declared rpllrmf
'qit"rs woro IN fhn cXprfi'n"rttl stag
nj that th" pepiil" should hnyr N
ieht To- determine their pnlicio'
hrough congress On This question IN
guV'rngi Elid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08

Smith hurling today easily won him
u place amuug The stars of the baseball
classic. such ~ MRihrwsun. coomb-.
McGinni,y and Bender of former series.
lie was SUPPORTED by his teammates in
n manner which fully cquall,d thr hest
exhibition NJ fielding s"cn ln many SIM.
liar rOnfliits since III" national com
mission assumed a projectoraic owe.
the autumnal struggle ~ the major
league prcmiers The Supcrhas backed
up their pitcher like the secondary d..
fensc of an all American football team
and Il was almost impossible for th'
Cleveland battcrs 20 get driv"
through the various combinations
which shifted with lightning speed
whcrcy, th. hall was hit.
Thrrr hi', unly were made off tn"
winning hu. lrr and Of these catches
O'Ncil gathered In two and Manager
Speaker one
Speaker made his hit. double In tm
fourth: O'Ncill followed with single 10
the fifth and another In IN" eighth
inning Had Xack Wheat played Sp'd''
er's doubt" safely. Smith would haV"
zen credited with world series shut
out
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
: To | VICTORY
GIVES sOUTHPAW
STAR'SLAURELS
CONTEST WITHOUT SENSATIONAL.
fEtTl kES MT HOLDS N.
TEktST OF FANS.
SPEAKER SAVES HIS FACE
Make single Run for Cleveland aud
Declares That tie l. Still Certain
oi leading When SERIES
Closes.


NEW-l RK. oct ;.--Shcrrod Smith
rn"klNu's s'uthpiW hurling dc"
pitched himself into plar" IN IN,
worlds s''ri"s hall oi fame today when
h" held cleveland helpless IN IN" third
rwi0r e IN" super p"unant struggle
which the National I"aEucrs won by
twu g. one.
smith whu might aptly be- termed
the stormy petrol" Of baseball frOrl
the tact that his connection with the
Robbins ~ the thirteenth Nnc" his
debut on the professional diamond
uud his circumstance neither 4
hnndno nor handicap. Aany ink hoy
rriug around the twirlcr from Man
field Georgia, found lodgmcnt IN IN"
hall Which haffl"d the desperate efforts
oi the Indian war club swingrrs
throughout the ontir" nine innings OF
the gIu'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-08
REPUBLICANS ARE
GIVEN BLAME FOR
WORLD CONDITIONS
SiVNL sLCRETiRl DANIELS
SAYS TINY HAVE sol GIT
10 HOLD tp i.EttSl.tTlON


RlFkIDi,D. ill.. oct Secretary
80 BE- Nity Dinicls speaking az "a
Democratic meeting tonight laid th,
i'au" Ter present world conditions Il
.'r '..r ~ the Republican party.
Not unly have the Republicans fail
.r thi1gs IN" "ns"Iyoa' he said
'hHt they have attempted to hold up
proRr"Tsivo loyslltion ud, ,ucatcd T.,
The democrats
In 1878 tho republicans Won con
% 4 ruHgtrss. be- 'uItinued 'frp
ih, d1v th"y Organized this congress
Hl rrnsHllHu lrldri ship that party
'"F '..'1 r"sp"r yihlo iur nll policies oi
t1Naiion aud legislation. Thcrci rc II
uu a my hurdrnsnmc federal tax
"'rF r"ll ri'-i N ~ the people today
~ is i'HHus" the republican congress
I.'rd hr p-nnlo should h. relieved ~
..II ffHta
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22

THEY are having a spasm of Sun
day law enforcement in Baltimore
or, rather, they did have for a few
days in December last. In the Wash
ington Post of December 1st, we are
told that, among others, Fifteen driv-
ers of ice cream trucks, representing
every ice cream manufacturing COM
pany in the city, were arrested, charg-
ed with working on Sunday. Police
men did not hesitate to approach a
man who vas smoking a cigar and
question him as to how he came in its
possession. If a satisfactory answer
was not given the mans arrest fol-
lowed" Gould fanaticism and official
despotism further go? In spirit it is
worthy Of the original Sunday-law
maker, Constantine, who set aside the
Jewish Sabbath for a holy day of his
own founding.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
Our Soldier Boys.

Navy.
Thomas RawSon Brooks.
Chester Arthur Day
William Villas Day.
c. S. Fitz.
Henry Oresta Hickman.
Jesse B. Jackson.
Paul Jennings Keith.
J. Arthur Love.
Don Cole Lucas.
George Dewey Pollock. "
Charles William PoSton.
Gustave August Rem.
Herman [. Scott.
Charles William Spencer.
Edward Charles Tarpy.
Samual Everett Twomey.
Charles E. Wren.
Medical Corps.
Charles F. Baird.
Jesse Andrew Brown.
William Edward Campbell
Monte Henry Depew.
Fred Franklin Farr.
Roger William Gay.
Lee P. Gay.
Walter A. Hatten.
Miles Leavitt Johnson.
James H. Martin.
Walter NJ. Pennington.
John Noble Phillips.
Benjamin F. Russell.
William Upton.
Ammunition Train.
James Frederick McColl.
William T.. Sweeney.
Charles Edgar Tiefenauer.
Signal Corps.
Lindsay Anderson Croker.
Harry NJ. Kendall.
Clement Fred Ney.
Delbert E. Price.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
Homes For Boys Wanted.

We have on hand a very fine lot Of
boys of all ages from one month tc
twelve years of age. We are putting
them out in carefully selected homes.
They are placed on three months
trial. All it costs to get one is the
transportation. References required.
For terms address DR.. @. G.. Stab
mann, Newstead and Margaretts
Avenues, st. Lnuis, Mo-, State Super
intendent of the Children's Home
Society.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders oil
the Bank of Des Arc for the election
of Directors and for the transaction oil
such other business that may come
before the meeting, will be held at its
banking house, Des Arc, Mo-, Satur-
day, May 9th, 1920, at the hour Of 2 P
M. of said day.
April Is, 1920.
NAPOLEON A. FAIR, President.
A. q. KINDER, Secretary.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
Spring Time Come Again.

And this promises to be a very
profitable season for some lines OF
business. l will want to buy all mar
ketable kinds of Medical Roots, for
which l will pay the highest prices,
governed by changes of the st. Louis
market. Will also continue TO buy all
kinds of Junk, except scrap iron.
j. 7. GRIFFIN, near Ironton Station.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22

THAT great republican organ, the
New Yord Sun and Herald, in dis
cussing the revelations made in the
Wood campaign fund al disclosed by
the New York World, says:
''If the charge of the World is right
that a million dollars has been raised
for the purpose of compelling Gener-
al Woods nomination, we fail to see
much if any moral difference between
this enterprise and the one that has
brought a penitentiary sentence on
Senator Newberry."
Senator Newberry is still Senator,
notwith standing his two years prison
sentence, and the expenditure OF
millions by the Wood management
should not rufle a feather on the cor
pus of the party of moral ideas. In
such matters only degenerate Demo
Gratis may be barred.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

We wish to thank the Ironton High
School, both students and teachers,
for their courtesy toward us in our de-
parture from Ironton. We enjoyed
the party given in our honor and APP
preciated the gift from the school.
We will always remember our friends
in Ironton.
AGATHA AND CLAIBORNE LONDON.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22

OUR neighboring county, st. Gene
We've, last Saturday, in Republican
convention assembled, "handed q
package" to Spencer, Missouri's all.
straddling Senator. Neither did they
overlook Congressman Rhodes and
State Senator Belkin. Yet the fanatics
would have US believe Prohibition a
Gdead" issue.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
FOR SALE.

Owing to my age and my sons i'll
ness | have for sale l l. H. G. sis
Mogul Tractor; l Oliver Engine Gang
Plow; l l. H. Q. Engine Disc and
Case, all steel; Separator, 24x42 size.
All in good running order. Apply at
Glover Valley Farm.
S. L. KAEsEMACHER,
Pilot Knob. Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
FOR SALE.

A few year old Fashionable Bred
Registered Hereford Bulls. Every
one a good Individual. Prices rea-
sonable. Will deliver same to any
neighboring town that can be reached
with truck. Would trade for aged
Bulls. e. e. SwINK,
Pennington, Mo,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22

THOSE legislators who ignored the
expressed will of their constituents
and voted for the eighteenth amend
ment at the dictstion of the "Rev.''
Schupe will, in their surely coming
hour of tribulation, have to go to the
aforesaid Schupe for cheer and SYM
pathy.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22
Card of Thanks.

We wish to return our sincere thanks
to the good people of the valley who
were 80 kind and sympathetic in our
recent bereavement, the death of our
beloved brother, Joseph Inner. We
will long gratefully remember you.
A. q. INNER AND BROTHERS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-04-22

MISSOURI STATE JOURNAL: "More
than one hundred members Of Con-
gress, their wives, children and sec
retaries are preparing for a junket to
the Orient. The trip will be made
aboard a government transport, each
traveller paying S1.25 a day for "sub-
sistence." Uncle Sam will foot the
rest of the bill. Only recently a Re-
publican junketing committee went
to France at the governments ex-
pense and many committees have
made trips to the Pacific Coast, some
of them riding in private cars. These
Republican Congressman, it must be
remembered, are the same ones who
are crying so loudly of democratic
extravaganza"