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circumstance and the development"
The Governor . campaigning today TOOK
the form, on several occasions, OF irec
discussion Of the League OF Nations issue
with his audiences. One question asked OF
him today was, Twill you explain how
much more the League of Nations will
prevent us getting into foreign wars than
The Hague Tribunal2 My understanding
was that Germany was in The Hague
tribunal and was bound by that con-
vention.'
soTherc is just one thing wrong in your
statement answered the Governor, "and
that is that Germany always declined to
be bound by any conditions OF arbitrn-
ton. You asked me whether The Hague
tribunal failed. The four greatest wars
in history happened under it land it
lasted only fifteen yearsl-thc boer Wal,
the Balkan War, the war between Rtissia
and Japan and the World War.
II will tell you why 1T failed cIheo-
dore Roosevelt called attention to it,
There WAS no power behind its DEGREES
II YOU have n decree Of the court in this
country it doesn't amount to anything
without the power of the Sheriff behind
it. but the Sheriff never has TO enforce it..
at is lust like the referendum in our
State. IL is the musket behind the door.
The Legislature knows it is there and
the Legislature behaves itself. Look at
the decrees of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. Ii has never been neces-
sary to enforce single one by force.
The moral influence is there.
"But there must be the physical force
behind the door, if necessary. As Roose-
welt said, The Hague tribunal failed be-
cause there wasn't Sheriff behind the
Court -
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Tells How to Keep Them Strong
and Well All Winter.
STITCH IN TIME
PREVENTS ILLNESS

Wives who keep their husbands feeling
tir-top all the time and keep away ex-
pcnsiyc sick bills and lay-offs from work
are surely wise these days. Women should
not stop with providing two meals and
place 70 sleep. They should realize that
thousands Of families are poverty stricken
Every wear because of sickness and should
act about guarding their husband s
health with as much care as they do the
haby's and why shouldn't they safeguard
the hreadwinner's health? Men are all
carvless about their own health. Every
man hates TO take tonic until nearly sick
nhed-then they are worse than children.
Thousands of women taettully get tner
mon folks TO take few doses OF Earle S
Hvpo-Cod Just at this season OF the year
and being a pleasant, powerful, quick act,
ing tonic this isn't hard TO do st all and
then results come and with better APP
petite. improved digestion, sound sleep,
rp-iched blood. husband comes home feel-
ing better after the days hard work and
mirhty glad YOU bought that first bottle
Of Earle's Hypo-Cod. II increases ms
strength and disease resisting vitality. III
fortifies him against coughs, colds, bron-
oLitis. etc. not to mention even more
dangerous fevers, and diseases so apt TO
ccme in wet, ohangeable weather. Read
What one wife SAYS in article on the right
Then ce, bottle tonight. Let the whole
family take it and build themselves up TINS
year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
cox FOR HANDS OFF.
Con,tnrd from pa~e 1


al.,. which is called unusual for Kansas
audiences.
The question Of Mexico came up fsrst
~ Newton. where the Governor addressed
a .ruwd at the station, had lucnheon with
the Chamber of Commerce and then
.,,oke before a mass meeting IN the Audi
tcYium. which WAS too small to hold those
w,sh,na 20 hear him The Governor asked
nnvonc who was in doubt to question him
on nny issue and man IN the audience
rose. -,
"a few wears ago." he said, Senator
Harding said Mexico would not have
p,ace until she came under our flag. Now
Ne says he would repeat that speech, but
substitute spirit for flag.
Governor Cox replied TO this:
al think he made speech very re-
scntlv in which he said this: That we
were going TO protect American interests
apywhcre and everywhere. That meant
Mexico. II is one thing TO talk about pro-
tecting An American citizen, no matter
where he might be on the face OF the
earth. That sounds all right, but be-
Lcve that when an adventurer goes INTO
a hornets nest and knows where he Is
going the United States ought not TO send
n brigade of soldiers with him.
There were cheers for this and when
Governor Cox asked if his reply satisfied
his audience there was more cheering.
'lt's n great thing to represent a cause
that does not have a blow-hole IN 1t,
said Governor Cox, and his audien &c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
ROOSEVELT IN KENTUCKY.

Charleston, ". Va, Oct. Franklin
d. Roosevelt, Democratic Vicc-Presi-
dcntal nominee left here early today on a
two days campaign tour in Kentucky.
"After three days trip through the
northern part Of West Virginia, during
which made more than twenty speeches
and had the opportunity Of meeting many
people at dozens Of railway stations"
he said, Il am leaving with the firm con-
viction that the state will be found in the
Democratic column after the November
election. Scores Of persons who ordinarily
vote the Republican or independent
tickets told me they were going to vote
this year for Governor Cox and believe
That sentiment is quite general throughout
the state
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
Built My Husband Up Just Fine
Looks a Lot Different.
WORKS EVERY DAY
PRAISES 1T, TOO

sMy husband wasn't sick in bed. He
didn't have anything really wrong with
him, but his stomach had gotten out Of
order and he didn't seem TO get strength
from food. He had to be particular what nc
ate and wss weak and nervous part OF the
time. BE complained Of having no pep
and was as tired mornings as ne was at
night. Sleep didn't do him good, he was
lust rundown and WORKOUT. that was all,
and was afraid he'd get sick, but it tickled
me the way he built UP after | got him
Hypo-Cod. You know ii isn't hard to take
at all. You really ike the taste Of it and it
built up my husband like charm. He
never complains any more and is working
everyday. He has lots more strength and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

slavery for centuries and centuries7
ask you whether that doesn't offend the
Christian conscience, not only of the
United States but Of the world ~ we'll?
Mandate or no mandate, the conscience
OF the world one Of these days IL going
to put stop to IL.
In another audience . man mentioned
the name OF Eugene v. Dcbs and asked,
nAre you sanctioning the persecution
OF free speech in this country"
II am not only in favor Of free speech, I"
replied Governor Cox, "bnt arm in favor
OF repeating every law that is on the
statute books that was passed during the
emergency OF the war which trespnsscd
on the right OF free speech
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01

by morning. Walc up with heai r'esr.
stomach night, breath sweet and iceI,nx
fine. No y ping OF Inconvenience. Chi
dren love Cascarets too. 10. rs. 20 cent
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-01
All Wives Should Look After
Their Men Folks Health More
Earle's Hypo.Cod Made
Him Strong and Well

Q rergy and you can tell the way be huns
song and gets busy around tho house after
working all day that be is feeling fine
That old haggard, tired look left his face
and some color took its place. He never
complains about his stomach and eats
everything and anything put on the table.
Il was worth just the price to me the way
he enjoys and relishes the things ! prepare
for | certainly used to hate to cook whcn
he wouldn't Ell Joy things" declared Mrs.
S. C. Kennedy. 5023 Master street,
West Philadolphia, Pa.
No woman likes to cook for a man who
doesn't enjoy eating. Besides when man
is in that condition you never know when
he is coming home sick and it's so ex-
pensive 10 be sick these days that no
woman should overlook watching her
husbands health. Keep him strong. well
and full of vigor for his work and he'll
succeed Poor health spells ruin to man.
Drop in at the drug store and get couple
Of bottles of Earle's Hypo-Cod. Let the
whole family take it just at this season of
| the ye.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
CUTS, BURNS
IIamlin's Wizard oil u safe First
Aid Treatment.

How often lockJnw. blood poisoning.
the ldss 81 an arm ~ leg. or sometimes
even life itself. results from the neglect
81 a burn or little cut IIlmlins wiz.
ard oil II a safe and effective first aid
treatment. II IN q powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied To wounds of this
kind win lessen the danger ~ blooi
poisoning. Keep II handy.
Wizard oil h q good dependable prep.
aration t1 have IN the medicine chest
for first aid when the doctor may be- IA b
away. II Is soothing AMI healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflammn
ton In ease Of sprains. bruises, cuts.
burns. bites and siings Just ~ relin
bile too for stiff neck. sore feet. cold
sores. canker sores. oarache and tooth.
ache.
Generous size bottles 35c
II you are troubled with constipation
or sick headache Try Hamlin's Wizard
Liver whips. Just pleasant little pink
pills at druggists for SOC Guaranteed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
WITH THE FIRST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

The woman's Auxiliary viii meet In
an open meeting In the parlors Of the
Church. "Wednesday. December the Isl. .
at $50 o'clock. II IL especially urgel
and insisted upon. that every lady
whose name II on the roll book Of this
church. be present at this meeting
Also. II you can Interest any Of your
friends in the work. they will be gladly
welcomed and made 10 feel at home
We find these meetings very helpful.
nnirifuatly
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Extra Vote Ballot
Offer VIII Reduce
AtSP. m. Saturday

DO not fail tu take advantage ~ the
$4,000 extra vote ballot offer which Will
positively close nt \ o'clock Saturday
night December lih. There II no limit
Ia the number ~ these blg ground gain.
INK ballots candidate may have. 40
one should overlook single suhscrip
tiun this week. start to-day In the cun
test and make q blk report saturday
Next week only 10000 extra votes Will
b. given on each amount ~ fij worth
~ subscriptions This offer lasts fur
ono week Then comes the o. 600 extra
vOt" ballots for one more week. aud
during the closing nine days ~ N" ron.
test only $4,000 extra vote ballots will
h. issued on amounts ~ tl5 worth N
subscriptions.
Positively there viii be- no changes o.
these offers ana neither Will there h.
anyway In which more votes may h. ~.
cured than by taking advantng" NJ These
extra vote offers exactly as advertised.
These extra vote offers were announced
when the contest started and the clos.
INK dates viii not change In any way.
The greatest vote credit Il II possible
tn get ON subscriptions In given IN the
twoyoar payments NEW. which give
10000 votes each This means that
five ~ ihesc two.year subscriptions.
NEW this week. will give 400 600 votes
which would include all extra votes and
the votes due ON the two.year payments.
Every candidate can honestly say
they have five people who IRE Interested
enough IN their winning IT the 81 0iO
overland touring car the 5000 In cash
nr on" ~ the other fine prizes To- will.
ingly subscribe with them for two years.
II you have promises ~ two.year sub.
scfiptiuns. this week IN the very best
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possihl" vote credit viii h. given you
on your efforts. Hundreds ~ thousands
~ votes may b" secured In this way.
Make use u the two.ycnr payments
now.
No candidate working In this contest
should think for moment they can
win tl,0l0 automobile by hnndnig In
one 90 two subscriptions "a day. n
stands Ia reason that nothing like this
could eyre make you win such "a prize
You should get u much bigger average
Than this and work hard ~ hold that
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
BROTmER,s COMM, HOME.

All day Friday Ma WIS cookin'
lust the very incest things.
Pies and candy. her best puddin'.
Little cakes In muffin rings
Lots Of stuff I can't remember.
Only Christmas ever brings.
And this morning she was cleanln'
Long before the sun got up.
Just n polishin' and shinin'
Every single spoon and cup.
Then she washed and pcrlumcd Sammy.
My own flea.bit bulldog pup
There's that crazy Ellen Snyder
Brother used 10 40 "a see.
All dressed up and aud looks ~ tickled.
Just aS nice as pie a. me.
'Fraid I'll tell him bout that fellow.
Hin! Ia better let things be.
Mammals calm. What's the hurry?
Mean to say YOU haven't heard?
Gee. It's nearly train time. mister.
Well. I'll tell you In word.
Brothers comm back again with
The one Hundred aud Thirty.Third.
Nj. =. zuber. In The Evening Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
CEMETERY REST HITS TO CLOSE.
Hostess Houses at American Cemeteries
In France Close For Winter.

Because q the small number ~ Wis.
itors to the American cemeteries In
France during the cold months, the
Hostess Houses maintained by the
American He'd cross and the Y. ". G..
A nj kiony. Percent ardanois and
Bclleau Woods. for the comfort of par.
ents and friends who are visiting the
graves. are Ia be- closed this winter.
The house near l,Omagne. ~ the A..
gonnc, the largest of the American
Cemeteries. viii remain open. " tho
need N renewed IN the spring the
houses will open again Hundreds ~
American tgnvelers who have visited
the graves have been taken care ~ In
these small houses. the only quarters
affording meals. rest rooms az any
travelling comforts near the cemeteries.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
The Weeks Social Events.
Wednesday.

The Woman's Auxiliary ~ the Cen.
trail Presbyterian Church viii meet In
the Annex NJ three o'clock.
The woman's Missionary Society. Of
the Polk Street Methodist Church will
meet In the annex at ?45 o'clock. New
officers will be elected and all members
are urged "a he present.
The Belle Bennett Missionary Socie.
~ Of the Polk Street Methodist Church.
will meet in the church parlors at thres
o'clock,
The Central Guild Of the Central
Presbyterian Church will meet NJ three
O'Clock In the annex.
Thursday.
The Athenaetim Club will meet with
Mrs. Wright. 1895 Fillmore Street. nj
three o'clock, All members are urged
To- attend.
Friday.
The Los Amigos Five.Hundrcd club
viii NEE, az gao o'clock with Mrs. L..
A. Keck. 1908 Harrison Street a full
attendance In requested.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
y. d. o. Ontn Meeting nIr Success

The open meeting held by the T.. T.
% r last evening. ~ 1880 o'clock In the
auditorium 81 the First Baptist church.
proved to he splendid success. 4 large
crowd was In attendance. including
groups 81 members ~ the various VIZ.
mems clubs ~ Amarillo. The program.
being composed 81 musical selections and
readings. was opened with n splendid
address hy Dr. ". W Virgin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
The La Cn,iurn Clnh Meets

\ delightful meeting was enjoyed bv
the la Costura Club yesterday az
the home Of Mrs. Ernest Miller 1896
Jackson street. A large number ~ the
members were present. and after sey.
.ial hours ~ needle work and CONVEX.
sation, dainty and delicious refresh.
m,nt course was served by the hostess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
intermediate 10 Give show

The intermediate Christian Endea.
vor Society of the First Christian
Church viii give combined circus
and show in the church parlors nj 7
o'clock Saturday evening There viii
he nominal admission charges. the pro.
ceeds 10 apply 20 the soclety's appor
tionmcnt 81 the living link fund
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

Canyon
Mrs Jessa llaynie ..,,........,, 2O,320
Miami
Miss Marguerite Hickman. ...... ~ $50
Mr. Jack X. Coffee. ........... 5000
GrOOm
Mrs l.. ]. ilcdus ............, 5000
SlaiOn
Miss Clcffio Watson ,.........., $3.50
BoyinA
Mrs " " Martin ............ $50
Dnlhart
Miss Eva Reeves ............. 20.S7J
Plainyiew
Miss Elizabeth MrDuff .........tS.O1O
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

The Needle Club met Yesterday after
noon with Mrs. Kirby Brown. 1891 Tay.
Tor ST.. NJ three o'clock. The afternoon
WIS spent In fancy work. which was
greatly enjoyed by all. and n delicious
rcfroshment course WIS served by the
hnsi.ss
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
T.. d. o. Bargain sale.

The =. y. O.A will hold n bargai.
Sale. beginning this morning In
the odd blackburn Building. Clothes.
along with many useful and attractive
articles will be sold Your patronag"
VIII be much appreciated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
The Round Dozen Club.

The Round Dozen club spent a most
enjoyable afternoon. with Mrs. Il. T..
Johns, 1900 Tyler Street. yesterday
beginning ~ three o'clock. and at the
Close of delightful afternoon a dainty
icp"st WIS served by the hostess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Social Note. and Personal Mention

Arthur Tecd. son 81 Mrs. 4. l.. Nixon.
$50? Lincoln Street. spent the weekend
IN wichita. Kansas. with his uncle.
u. q. Tede. and his brother. Cecil Teed.
who Is student at Fairmoun, Col.
lege.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Merry AIafruu Club.

The Merry Matron Club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs T. H.
Hacker. iio3 Van Buren, Street. n;
23O o'clock. All members are urged
a. be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

average as high ~ possible.
Remember that the contest depart.
m.nt Is open every night until \ o'clock
for th" benefit ~ any candidate who
does not have time to cnll during the
dav start working for subscriptions
this week while the mus' votes are be-.
INK given ana become u winner ~ the
overland December 2gth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01
Social Notes aud Per.onnl Menilon.

Ia and Mrs. Footc and daughter. of
Farwell. Texas. week end guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Grover Davis 1909 Van
Buren, Street. have returned home.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

Votes counted each day at o'elocl,
for issue of following day. All totes
received after that hour will be- iIr.d
over until next day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

Wheeler
Miss Jimmie Rogers. ....,yx.... .ia,e70
Mrs, q. q. Mccushan .......... $50
Mrs VI. l.. uunter ............... b,l20
shamrock
Miss Ruth White .,.........., g,iea
Miss Marion Sanders. $3.50
Clarendon
Mrs W. j Parsons ............ 6.3i9
Chlldress
Mrs Jack Brown ................ 5,4i0
Memphis
Miss Pauline Crawford ......,.. 5.iS0
Miss Doris Roberts ....,,......, b.3t0
Miss stephens ...............b .iO0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-01

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-04-15

A remarkable Friday and Saturday salem the trcites
largest and finest shoe department. scheduled
feature of great drive against high prices We de-
temned give the people of the trcies good shoes for
less money than anywhere else the country and for that
purpose place sale only the shoes advertised this
but also thousands of pairs of the latest
and smartest styles prices way below today market
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-09
U.S.. JUST WAT CHING
/. GERMAN SITUATION
Washington Does Not Regard the
Situation as Delicate, but
Full of Potential Danger.
By Assoeiated 20 . Every Evenlne

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
Washington, April 9-Americas atti-
tude toward any adjustment Of the new
situation created by the entry Of French
troops into the Ruhr district OF Germany,
viii continue to be more that Of an OBJ
server than An interested participant
from what can be. learned in official
circles here. 1t is known the State depart
ment was in communication with London
and Italy as well as France up 70 the
time the French army moved forward
from the Mayence bridgelead, and there
has been no indicatin here OF any change
in the position taken q week ago
when the state department announced
this government knew no reason why
German troops should not be sent INTO
the troubled district il it were clearly
understood they would be withdrawn once
order was restored.
While recognizing the seriousness OF
the situation created hv the independent
action BY France, officials here were not
inclined 70 regard it rs delicate, as the
British foreign office indicated last night
Ii was regarded as ono of those situations
full Of potential danger but III which the
probability OF adjustment was predomi-
nent.
All reports have indicated Germany 5
unwilhngness to contest the force OF
French arms, and it was pointed out there
is no reason to assume France viii not
adhere to her assurances that her forces
viii be withdrawn once the German
troops have fallen back TO the eastern
boundary Of the neutral zone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-09
GERMAN TOWNS FEAR
OCCUPANCY BY HUNS;
PROTEST STRONGLY
Regular Army Crosses the Ruhr
and WithdraWs TO North
Bank Of River.
DUSSELDORF is EXCITED
by Associated Press 70 Every Evening

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening
Berlin, Apri 9.-The German regular
troops which had crossed the river ltuhr
were withdrawn yesterday 20 the northern
bank Of that stream, IL Is announced
here THE Ruhr passes just to the south
Of Essen in the northern central part Of
the industrial district
The burgomasters Of the cities Of Bar
men and Eiberfeid, it is stated, request
ed the minister of defense not 70 allow the
troops 10 enter those towns.
Great excitement prevails in Duessel-
dorf, in view Of the threatened entry ~
the regulars
The majority Socia .ist newspaper Vor-
waerts has advices from Dusse- -dorf which
dec are that n genera strike is impending
there in which 81 the parties viii unite.
the town council has sent a petition 10
the minister Of defense asking that the
regular troops be kept out Of Duessel-
dorf. Their entry would be inezpedient,
the petition declares
The number Of persons who have cross
cd the line from the Ruhr region into
occupied territory exceeds a thousand,
according 10 the British authorities
Several Of the Berlin newspapers print
the report that the American member Of
the Inter Allied Rhineland Commission
had informed the president of the COM
mission that he refused 70 participate in
any decisions of the commission fsvoring
the advance OF the French into un-
occupied Germany.
The Volsische Zeitung says that entente
ENJOYS already have arrived IN the IN
dustrial region 20 supervise the evacuation
Of the neutral zone.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-04-09
ATTITUDE Of ENGLAND
GOES BEFORE ENTENTE
France Maintains Her Action j.
Justified by Aggressivsness
of Berlin.
By Associated Press to Every Evening


Paris, April 9.-The British attitude
regarding the French occupation of Frank
fort win cause the opening of diplomatic
conversation between the powers of the
entente concerning the whole subject of
action with regard to Germany, it was
said today n official circles
Paris, April "a meeting of the French
cabinet was held this morning. Ii was
announced that the ministers would have
another session az clock this afternoon
Premier Millerand informed the cabinet
with regard to the situation in Germany
He likewise made it acquainted with a
verbal communication which had been
received from Great Britain on the sub
ject of the French occupation Of Frank
fort an official notification of the British
position not having yet arrived. in Paris.
London April e-Italys attitude re-
spectlng the French occupation of Frank
fort concurs fully with that expressed
in behalf Of Great Britain in the statement
issued last evening, Nittofio Seialoia, the
Italian Foreign Minister. stated today.
signor Scialoia said there had been
no diplomatic exchanges which would
Justify the asSumution Of France that her
action would meet with Italys approval