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ssiyoSsIs.. Richard sprlngfellow. Hw.
Appel, Suddenly on Wednesday, November
81 Tqadnre, hurbaud q Frances Appel
pvthian and Masonic services 81 bis late
rosldcncc, ~ East g1d qt rhursday evDn-
ing az s.90 r. NJ. Funeral on Friday az
1880 A. NJ.
prtSEilT. John on November 81 n hl'
c6th year Services az hlg late ~ ideuco,
ag4 Fact -Gth et New York, on Thursday
torment private.
million November -, Robert y. beloved
husband OF Sarah Read Bell. az hls
day evening November &c, 1920, az
o'clock Intcrment private.
BENEDICT. On Tuesday. November % A.
Ma residence. Indian Harbor. Greenwich,
Conn. after a lingering ilnesf, v Cor
nelius, son OF The late Rev. Henry ".
and Mary Lockwood Benedict, IN thc
S7th year OF his age. Funeral services
at his late residence on Thursday morn
ing on arrival OF the train leaving Grand
Central station AZ 10 900. Returning, train
leaves Greenwich AZ 1881.
BLAt<T,-Entcred into rost on Tuesday NO
vcmbor "a, 1920. Martha T.. widow W
Asa 81 Blake Funeral from her late
residence the Farnsboro Washington. N.
OK November 90. tnterment Kcnslco Gene
etcry. November ~, ii y. ".
Mary g. eldest dauvhtnr " the ia %
christian and Anna itrua FuH ~. str-
NIecs nj her lstc W. .i8cN.c, 20 Lincoln
Az. Totown E0rcurl Nn'cr.aut NJ iu
FRIDAY. November 2t, az T.. NJ. inter
mont at convenience Of family.
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MAR RE D .

FOWLER - GARDINER. On Tuesday. No
vember o. 1920. by the Rev. Herbert Ship
man. Adele Grswold Gardiner OF the
Manor OF Gardeners Island 20 W. s.
Croesbecl Fowler
KEOGH-CrLL.-On Wednesday. November
"a by the Rev. Father Parry, ut the
Church of the Blessed Sacrament miss
Itta Corneiia Gull. daughter 81 Mrs.
william Gull Northport l.. L., 70 James
Arthur Keogh son % Mr.. and Mrs Jamo
Keogh, 800 Central Park West. New YORK.
city.
TERRY On November %.
1920. IN California. Mrs: Bertha Terry 70
Jules G. Marshuetz OF New York city.
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CONAN TO PRoDucE COMEDY.

George NJ Cohan's next production
will be Love and Live" comedy origi-
naliy written by Vincent Lawrence and
being rewritten by Edgar Selwyn Mr.
Cohan acquires producing rights and
tho services Of Wallace Eddlnger. who
will have the leading role. from the Sell
wyns. The play will be produced out
Of town Christmas week
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WILLIE GIBSON BENEFIT.

Among those who have volunteered 70
appear In the benefit performance for
Willie Gibson at the Cohan e. Harris
Theatre on Sunday evening are Ray
mond Hitchcock, Joseph Santley and Ivy
Sawyer. Macyn Arbuckle. Bert Will
Jams. Eddie Cantor. Frances White.
Ben WEIGH, Frank Tinney. Jack Nc
Gowan and Janet Velle. Eugene and
Willie Howard. the Mosconi brothers.
Delyle Aida. George Lemaire and Eddie
Buzzall.
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IN Me M ORIAM

ENfrYrR. lin ead and ever loving memory ~
our darlinr. AGATHA H., beloved daughter
Jacob and Bella Meyer. died November 20.
1910 To live Oh tho hearts Of those vito
lowe YOU o. mr. 20 die.
/ pATZOwgftY Richard. In memory 81 our
dearly believe father. who died November
25 ini0 Gone but not forgotten
pOcT-ttnrbert Ashton. IN London. Eng on
Thursday November -, 1905. on Thanks
giving nay.
Z eTnrNCFEf.tOw. I'm loving remembraucs
of our daughter Harriet Wakelee StrlnH-
fellow who was taken away November
uI 1919.
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ENGAGED.

BOprNE-THrLL.- Mr.. and Mrs. J y. Thin
of Homeland Quaker Ridge road New
Rochelle, n. r., announce the engagement
~ choir daurhter Miss Aimee Catharino.
10 Mr.. Malcolm Windsor Bodine, son Of
Mrs Edmund W. Bodine OF New Rochelle.
~. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward
y sinrns OF Montclair, N. J., announce
the engagementof their daughter, Joseph
inc. 10 Mr.. Raymond A. Bristow. son OF
Mr.. Henry J. Bristow, also OF Montclair.
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CHORUS TO CELEBRATE.

The Peoples Liberty Chorus will cele-
brate its third guests night Monday
evening. December 6, with Mrs. Henry
r Dawson as hostess. Mime. Yvette
Gu.lbert as guest of honor and Resale
Miller is soloist The programme will
include numbers by Miss Miller and by
Advanced Unit Number One of the
Liberty Chorus and a speech by Nine
Gufbert
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MISS CRosBY's RECITAL.

Miss Phoebe Crosby, young soprano
who was heard here last season, gave n
song recital yesterday at Aeolian Hall
Her interesting programme comprised
selections by Paladilhe. German songs
sung in English. and French ana Ameu
can lyrics Her singing showed that She
has progressed in her art since she sang
here before. Her good natural voice now
is more evenly produced, and her style
has much more intelligence. Her recital
seemed to give pleasure.
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EARL MIMIC TO WE'D JAN. 10.

Special Despatch 70 Tur Nrw YopK Hrr,to
MoNTREAI. Nov. 24---The marriage OF
the Earl Of Mimic and Miss Marion Cook
Il 20 take place at 81. PatriclS's Roman
Catholic Church on, Wednesday. January
10, followed by reception az Juniper
House. SIS Pine Avenue West. which has
been lent by Mr.. and Mrs r. ~ Beard
more
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sKUTCH-wORMsER.

Miss Ethel f. Wormser, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wormser OF the
Relnord. Broadway and hghty-sixth
street. was married last evening IN the
Hotel st. Regis to Mr.. Ira Skutch' son
of Mr.. and Mrs. David Skutcn OF BROOK
Ign. by the Rev. Simon K. Cohen, me me
u, de was attended by Mrs. Herbert
Mass and the Misses Josephine Deck
Marion Rosenwald, Nina Strauss Louis
HuT. Elinor Rice and Jullette Stroheim.
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KEOGH--CALL.

Miss Eta Cornelia Call. daughter of
Mrs. william Call of Northport l.. l.,
was married yesterday TO Mr.. James
Arthur Keogh, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Keogh of 800 Central Park West.
The ceremony took place in the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament. the Rev.
Father Barry officiating. Mrs. Nor
man G, Degnon was matron of honor
and Mr.. Degnon was best man.
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SINGS RUSSIAN FOLK SONGS.
Miss Nina Tarasova. SINCE rof Russian

folk songs and ballads, gave her post
poned costume recital last night at car
negie Hall. II was her first appearance
here this season. She sang many songs,
varied in character. with fine dramatic
feeling. She was assisted by Beryl
Rubinstein, pianist, who played some
solos. The audience. a large ono. was
-euthugfastic
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r. >. sTIMsoS BACK AT posr.

BtENos AIRES. Nov q Frederick !.
stmson. United states Ambassador 20
Argentina. returned 20 his post here to-
day after four months leave Of absence.
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LOST AND FOU N D
AUTONOrTLE STOLEN.
FrNsVFe A I'd n

REWARD.
Oiasmobiie, 1920. five passenger sedan,
model "a A. Car number tiso. motor y ~
it8i all new Hood tires; initials r. r. on
each door, wheels painted black; license
COSTS ~ ": stolen from 1865 4ist ST..
Rrooisivn, November -. Communicate With
W w. HOLLYWOOD. ~ John st., New York.
CITY telephone Reekman s0sI
IOer-Ou Tursday evening November %,
1920. az the Morosco Theatre. lady
cold ton handbag, beaded design. bouquet OF
fowerH liberal reward. WILLIAM Nc
TNNEg. IA Nassau st., New York. Phone
Rector 100
TOeT-Ou str av. buq. Wednesday after
noon. beaded bag. containing change purse,
money kcy. Sc. Finder please phone Rector
er0t op Friday. Toward
TOsT-Ntar Long Island entrance Of Pom
syivauia ftatiou. Saturday. November 20, a
feather and torQloigo sheh fan; reward.
Room t0iG CO Bwhy
TOsT-Certifi-ate ~ Iti20, 20 shares chi.
caro- Milwaukee q ST.. Paul Railroad: re-
ward =. a. CtRRY sos broadway
LOST Money between TOtn1cd ~" sta
Jon revard a W. oil. haecmcnt
LOST Violin, Ftday nirht IN taxi, reward.
NORMAN. s34 w. 5sth e.. Columbus ESQ.
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BIR T HIS.

MILLER Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Miller Cnee
Jaburr), SOC West Goth ct, city, announce
the birth OF son. on November %, at the
New York Nursery and ChiId's Hospital.
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Cats. Dogs, &c.

LOST or strayed November g, collie dog half
clipped. brown and white, Tour White leet'
white face white collar and breast; reward
Tel Melrose 1887 FARRELL. 49s Weller
Court.
HOSTILE ndsome coach dog female, puppy;
81 reward If returned 70 l6s ~. 80 ST.
REWARD.
Toet-RronxvIlle Tuckahoe, New Rochelle,
Pelham, Mount Vernon. Scotch terrier puppy,
name SCOTTY; black and gray coat, tan col
lar. Please return STUART MAC LEA, 81
Cedar g.. Brouxvile I SO Bronvlle.
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LOST AND FOUND


NOTICE.
Certificate No A-f054. issued by the New
YORK Produce Exchange. April -. 1915 20
A. Van stoll. having been lost or misiaid.
application has been made 20 TIC Board 81
Managers for a new certificate; al persons
interested are hereby notified 90 show cause
witln the next sis wecka why such uew
certificate should not be issued
l.. B. HOWE, Secretary.
New YORK. November "a 1920
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Mrs Edwin Martin Stout, who is for
the winter at 1T West Fifty-elghth
street. will give luncheon at the
Ritz-Carlton on December II for her
debutante daughter. Miss Margaret l.,
Stout.
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Mrs Nicholas Longworth. who came
from Washington TO attend the Vene-
tian Ball in the Ritz-Carlton, has gone
to Oyster Bay to remain over Sunday
with Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt. -
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Mrs. Richard Stevens has returned to
the st. Regis after brief stay at the
White Sulpher Springs, Va. Miss Olivia
e. Phelps Stokes is al the St. Regis
until she starts for California.
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WASHINGTON.

Secretary of the Navy Daniels gave
a dinner last night in honor of Vice
Admiral Sir William Packenham r. N,
commander -in-chief Of the North At
lantic and West Indies Station, who is
staying at the British Embassy.
Lady Geddes. wife OF the British Am
bassador, and Mrs. cambridge Colby.
wife of the Secretary of State, received
guests last night at the Pilgrims Ball
given at the New Willard for the bene-
fit of the Episcopal Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital
Sir William wiseman of London who
was a guest at the British Embassy
has Joined Otto II. Kahn of New York
at White Sulphur Springs, w. Va, for
the Thanksgiving holidays.
The President and Mrs. Wilson have
with them her niece. Miss Lucy Maury
of Roanoke. va. who will remain over
Thanksgiving.
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Houston gave a dinner last night In
honor of the Ambassador OF Chile and
Nine Matthew.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine.
De Riano have issued invitations for a
dinner on December 3.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK.

Miss Elise Everett. daughter of Mr.
and Hrs. A. Leo Everett. will be mar
ried to-day In the Church of the Trans
figuration 20 Mr.. Paul Abbott, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Abbott The
reception will be IN the Colony Club.
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Mrs. Arson Wood Burchard OF 81
East Slxty-fourth street. will give a
luncheon December II for Miss Jane
Moinson, daughter OF DR.. Louis Moin-
son of Paris, who is passing the winter
with Mrs. Burcha:d.
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Real Admirals Hugo Osuerhaus, f. b.
Rogers and r. f.. Coontz have come
TO New York for the Army-Navy foot
ball game Saturday and are at the
Hotel Commodore. Rear Admiral a. c.
Dillingham;, also here for the game, is
at the BiltmOre.
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A dinner and dance win be given to-
night in the Ritz-CarltTn by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Willoughby Sharp for their
debutante daughter. Miss Dorothy New
ton Sharp.
Mrs. Prescott Slade who passed the
autumn with her parents, Major-Gen.
and Mrs. Charles T. Roe, at Highland
Falls. has returned 10 105 East Thirty
seventh street.
Professor and Mrs n. Fairfield Os-
born will return to 99s Fifth avenue next
Monday after passing the autumn at
Castle Rock, Garrison. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses TAYLOR Pyne.
who are passing few weeks at Hot
Springs, Va, Will return TO New York
December l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T.. Hay, SON.
in-law and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis r. Appleton, will return from
Ipswich. Mass, November 20.
Mrs Thomas w. Lamont took party
o. friends to the afternoon dance in tbs
Vanderbilt Hotel yesterday
The Duke and Duchess de Richelieu
arrived Tuesday from France on board
the Savoie.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sloane wiz re-
main at Mt Kisco until after Christmas.
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DIED.


Meyer. Agatha H. Ioai HsrnertA
patzowsky. Richard SpringielloW' H.W.
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IOsT-Dyed sable neckpiece in taxi on W.
list. finder VIII kindly return and receive
reward J. G. b.. Hotel Laurelton, l4T w.
55th ct.
T-0GT-T7our skin baum marten scarf, last
Thursday evening; reward. Chelsea 200,
apartment ~. "
TOST-Beaycr scarf in automobile Monday
night Hudson Theatre 20 25l w. 92d St,
~ Iar RI
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JORDAN. Gertrude widow OF Frank W.
Jordan and daughter of Mrs. h.,ize
Walker, at Pittsfield, Mass, on November
"a Services The Funeral Church, Brcsd
way at Goth ST., on Saturday, Noveinoef
17 NJ p NJ
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
G. O. P. ROLLS SLEEVES
UP FOR A FIGHT
tBy the Associated Press }

Chicago July g. With Senator
Iarjinc'a opponent in the November
election selected, Reublican leaders
who gathered here today from coast to
coast rolled up their sleeves and pre-
pared to launch a compaign which.
they expected, would take the Demo.
cra.s by surprise and gain a start Of
days, ii not weeks, before Governor
CuX's forces can take the field.
From a Republican standpoint. the
leaders profess satisfaction with the
Democratic choice Chairman VIII
Hays arrived here at noon.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
PEDESTRIAN HIT BY
FORD, WHOSE OWNER
FLED AFTER CRASH
DRIVER OF AUTO HELPS PICK UP
VICTIM AND THEN DRIVES
AWAY WITHOUT IDENTITY BE.
COMING KNOWN.

Jacob Elmer, AGED o6, a gardener
now WORKING ON the farm or Walter
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capeo serious INJURY la5t hlAht "o"ul
10 O'Clock, when he was 1un down b. Il
Ford roadster with an unknown
.d,i,.o. a, ,ra i,,..r.oo,ion afr. c,u,
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ana JenofSon SJr2elS'
The accident occurred Just after
Elmer left tbp NnolIo Theatre and
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
CHARLES T, WOODWARD ELEVATED TO
RANKS OF WHO'S Who IN AMERICA"

county, Pennsylvania, Dec. I,
1876; 5. Christopher and Sally
Ann Uangley), W; prep, cdn.
Lincoln Ill, t. (nOW COLI; stu
dent Northwestern L., 1896; nj.
Laura Hampson of Grand Ridge,
H.. June I, 1899; began practice
at Ottawa, III, 1899; mom firm
Stead Woodward a. Fiibbs l9l3-lS,
Woodward Il iIibbs since 1918;
asst att. gen Of Illinois under
lac William II. Stead, l905-13
under supervision of Governor
Frank O. LoWden drafted civil ad-
ministratiyc code Of H.; pres. ILL.,
constl. cony, 1920; momber III
State Bar Assn; Republican,
Preshyn, Mason Odd Fellow;
home, AS Pearl St; office, Gil
La Sale st, Ottawa, ILL.,"
The many friends of the well know
awycr are highly cla.ed over the bic
sketch and feel that The @
avian deserves every whit Of tn
lOnOr.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
DEMOCRATIC CHIEF.
SILENT OVER HONOR
PAID HIM BY PARTY
GOVERNOR cox DECLINES TO
Make STATE M ENT UNTIL
AFTER FORMALLY INFORMED
OF NOMINATION BY FRISCO
CONVENTION
tBy the Associated Fress)

Dayton Ohio, July G.-Govcrnor
for the presidency by the Democratic
national convention early today, de-
clincd to make a statement regarding
his victory un.il after he has received
notification from the convention. The
governor received the news of his
nomination in his newspaper office,
the Dayton News surrounded by fel'
low newspaper workers and few
relatives and intimate friends.
When the Associated Press wires
flashed the news Of his nomination his
first act was to cross .he floor and
kiss his wife He then left the building
and walked a few blocks to the home
Of his closest personal friend. John a
Mcmahon, aged 81, dean Of Dayton
lawyer, to whom he wished personally
to give the news.
Mrs. Cox was highly elatcd over the
nomination of her husband and immc-
diately sent message to her father
Thomas T Blair of Chicago.
Governor Cox planned TO visit the
grave of his mother this morning. His
mother Mrs. Gilbert Cox, died at the
age of 50 several years ago, She lived
to 5000 him iuauaufated governor for 4
first term
Congratulated 10y Wilson.
Columbus, Ohio, July G.-COngratu-
latiOns FROM President Wilson were
received by Governor Cox this morn
ing upon his nomination. The mos
sage from the White House received
i,, ff,I,,,,, It,.,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
DEMOCRATS SELECT
GOVERNOR OF OHIO
TO CARRY STANDARD

San Francisco, july o. James
M. Cox, governor of Ohio was
nominated for the presidency on
the forty fourth ballot at | 40
o'clock this morning by the Dem
ocratic national convention which
then adjuorned.
James NJ. Cox, three times gov
ernor of Ohio was nominated tor
the presidency early this morning
by the Democratic national con
vention in the breakup of one OF
the most prolonged dcadlocks in
the history Of national political
parties.
1t took forty-four ballots to
make a choice and it was not until
the thirty eighth when Attorney
General Palmer withdrew from
the race, that the long succession
of roll calls showed any definite
trend.
In the turnover of the Palmer
delegates Cox gained the advant-
age over VIM. G.. McAdoo, his
rival for first place since early IN
the balloting and that lead was
never lost. With it's choice made
the convention adjourned until
noon today to name candidate
Tor the vice presidency.
Roosevelt for Running Mate.
Should it be decided to give second
place on the ticket to he east, Frank
lin ID, Roosevelt OF New York, assist
ant secretary of the navy. seemed to
be favorite. but il the nomination goes
to the west there are several p0ssi5ili.
ties talked about by the leaders.
Supporters OF Goyernoe Cox won u
way to the nomination by persistent
battering at the McAdoo ana Palmer
forces in many states throughout a
long series of shiftings and rallies,
which left new one and theu another
of he candidates In the lead
Bent on Ending Deadlock.
Fresh from an over Sunday study Of
the twenty-five ballots taken last
week the convention went to WORK
Monday seemingly hoqelessly tied mr..
in triangular deadlock between ~oA.
McAdoo and Palmer Leaders had no
predictions to make. although the,
then thought that Cox with lead over
McAdOO and moro than 2JO over Pal
htf on thc tWcnF'acconJ rotl calf
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Adoo and surged upward the McAdoo
managers made a desperate fight to
stop it in time. Their candidate twice
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
Fatalities FOLLOW
SERIES OF ACCIDENTS
RECORDED IN COUNTY
(By the Associated PressD

AS result Of the steering knuckle breaking on
their machine, Miss Ruth Clark, eldest daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Patrick Clark of Ottawa township
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
WEATHER.

Showers this afternoon.
cloudy and cooler tonight.
Wednesday fair and cool.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-06
Congratulated by Wilson.

Columbus, OhiO, July G.-Consratu
lations from President Wilson Wcrt
received by Governor OK this morn
ing upon his nomination. The mes
sage from the White House received
at the governors Office in Columbus
this morning and sent to his home in
Dayton read
please accept my hcarticst con
gratulations and cordial best wishes
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
One Cabinet Member Selected.
bennington Banner.)

With election over the newspapers are
now busy fixing up the cabinet so that it
will be all ready for Mr. Harding on
March 4th. One suggestion already made
seems worth considering, that of Chair
man VIII III. Hays for postmaster general.
Hays is getting lot of silly adulation as
the man who led the great Republican
victory, but the Harding victory would
have been Just about as decisive if Jonah
J. Jinx, himself, had been chairman or
If there had been no national committee
anyway. Chairman VIII Hays, however
has proved himself wonderful organizer
and has gone through a great national
campaign without losing his head and
without one single serious blunder. If
there Is a place on earth where such Il
man is needed it is in the office of post
master general to succeed Burleson who
has made all the blugders known to his
tory and repeated them as often as op-
portunity offered.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-11-06
Vermont's Road Policy.
(Barton NIonitor.l

About once in so often the question of
Vermont's road policy is discussed and
the conclusion reached after cOnsidera-
ton and comparison with the highways of
other states, and the methods of build
ing and financing adopted elsewhere that
our system is, after all, for Vermont,
about the best devised. That system is
simple, puts no bonded debt upon the
state, and returns a quality of road which
by comparison with the highway systems
of other states, is at least favorable. The
BrattleborO RefOrmer seems to be con-
WINGED that New York's system is not one
Vermont wants to adopt, and certainly
the New Hampshire plan ehoIds little
temptation for Vermont. After all, Yer
mont has very good roads where wisdom
is used in building, care is used in main
tenance, and the voters are not in any
sense liberal with voting money for road
work. And there are no debts of millions.
Gradually roads are being made wider
and straighter, the grades bettered.
drainage is given more attention and
when some hard surface rock is found
which is a real success, then we shall be
ready to build that road, and bond for it
if necessary. Vermont is suffering little
by comparison with other states with ref
erence to her highways To be sure we
want to go ahead in our road building,
faster and better, but as for changing the
whole plan it is better to let well enough
alone.