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The border vidette., 1920-01-31
COWMEN MEET.
Appoint Committees for Convention to
 Be Held Feb. I7-I9, in Tucson.

The convention committee of the Arizona Cattle Growers Association met Tuesday (Jan. 13) morning and formally orga uized for putting over the big meeting, at which it is expected the entire membership of the Association will be in attendance, says The Arizona Cattleman.
 Up to Tuesday the committee working on the convention was the committee of Tucson citizens with Mayor O. c. Parker as chairman. Nonie Bernard with his committee of members of the Association joined with the city committee Tuesday, making it all one big committee to handle the entire organization and reception.
 After the consolidation, 8 meeting was set for Thursday for getting down to work on the preparation for the convention, which is set for three days, February IF, IS and 19. It is probable that the same commit tee will be held together to make a welcoming for the Southwest ern and Panhandly Cattlemen, on March 3, and 5. Five hun dred dollars of the S1O,OOO re- quired to finance the convention was subscribed by the cattlemen at the meeting.
 The cattlemen of the conven- tion committee who were dele gated to sub committee work are:
 Transportation: Dick Brady of Tucson and George Parker of Patagonia.
 Finances: Ramon Elias of Tucson, Charles Muller of Phoe- nix, Bracey Curtis of Nogales, J. H. MacVeagh of Tucson and J. o. Kinney of Tucson.
 Entertainmept: Charles Flow Ter of Nogales. Eugene Sheppard of Arivaca, B. J. Mckinney of Tucson, Harry Saxon of Nogales and Banning Vail of Tucson.
 The committeeman from the Citizens of Tucson now on the various committees with the members of the association follow:
 Finance: Kirt L. Hart and Victor Palmer.
 Entertainments: J. Cress Mey- CTS, P. D. Howell, J. NJ. Ronstadt, Stanley J. Kilt and F. O. Kendall.
 Transportation: B. J. Fen church. Byrd Brooks and Al. Montgomery.
 Decoration: R. B. Fishburn, Geo. T. Fisher and Ed. Vail.
 Reception Committee: George Kilt, N. Bernard, Frank Bailey, Dick Brady, Hi Corbett, I. E.. Huffman, T. Ed. Litt, Monte Mansfield, Andy Martin, Jack MacVeagh. B. J. Mckinney, 1 John Kelley, Fred. Ronstadt, G. H. Sawyer, Dr. c. A. Schrad- CT, Charles Solomon, Harry Tufts, Banning Vail. Dr. Won KleinSmid, Charles Walker, Prof. R. H. Williams, l.. H. Manning, H. K. Street, John Latz, H. B. Leighton and Allan B. Jaynes.
 The women of the reception committee are: Mesdames H. W. Fenuer, Sam Heineman, K. L. Hart, J. M. Ronstadt, Albert Sheppard, Geo. Olney. O. c. | Parker and P. G. Guild.
The border vidette., 1920-01-31
WEEKLY INDUSTRIAL
 REVIEW.

Jan 2O.-HumbOldt ated Arizona Smelling Company shipped 615,OOO lbs. bullion month of December. Phoenix-Government makes appropriation of $25O,OOO for construction Florence and Saca- ton dams.
 Globe advocating additional $50, ,OOO bond issue for compile ton of Hill street school Prescott--Large health resort to be exta abliShed near mouth of Fossil creek.
 Chandler-Modern commercial hotel of 50 rooms to be erected.
 Tucson-Local cotton growers organize into an association. Phoenix-Arizon cotton crop for year valued $26, ,OOO,O ,OOO an increase of $12,O0O,OOO over last year.
 Phoenix to get new bungalow court of f modern bungalows. Military, department of Union high school to get $35, ,OOO mill tary equipment.
 Tucson-State highway dept. contracts for widening of Border land route.
 Phoenix-Bill allowing cattle men leasing priviledge for neces- sary acreage, passed. Chloride-Prospects for cree tion of big mill by Tennessee mine Go. becoming assured. Mines of district increasing activities. Bowie-Local men planting 30 acres to broom corn. San Carlos-Bids called for construction of bridge over Gila river.
 Ajo-$122, ,795 contract let for construction of highway to Blair's Well. Douglas-Out put of local smelters for month of Decem Der 13. 25O. .OoO lbs. Patagonia-Hards mine to install pumping outfit.
 Prescott-Arizo Packing Go. to open local blanch in June. Tucson-Elk Club to build story office building costing $500, ,OOO. Phoenix-Constable Ice and Fuel Go. to erect $1O,OOO plant.
 Buckeye-Verde Oil & Rein ing rushing work at drilling site.
 Yuma-Development of Colo rado River Indian reservation will bring 100000 acres under cultivation. Mayer-Kay Copper Go. to sink 1000 fit. double compartment shaft at cost of $75, 1000. Big Ledge shelter will resume oper- | ations.
 Phoenix-Erection of $2OO, ,OOO country club assured, contracts signed.
 Chloride-Oil boom expected in new Chloride-Kerwin oil dis trict.
 Chandler undergoing building boom.
 Bisbee-1o,OOO it. of Sacra- mento Hill being moved by steam and railroad by Phelps Dodge Corporation to reach 1000, ,OOO tons copper ore.
 Benson-T. LeRoy Lancaster believes the Charleston dam will be built and on the strength oi that has brought the weekly Signal.
 Railroad crossings adequate for growing Casa Grande com munity.
 Yuma cotton grower buys three farms near Anthony.
 Prescott-San Francisco cap italists buy three mining prop critics in Slate Crook
 Prescott-Mark Twain to ge much development work.
 Kingman-McCraken mill now running low grade ore.
 Seligman outlet for new min ing section created by opening l Wallapai reservation.
 Ajo - Curley school costing $175, ,OOO opens. |
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
IN BALTIMORE
CONTINUED from PaGo Two)

mean TO deal considerably. wo want 10
hen but wo do not moan 10 parhISEo
America To cffoct h ThBtoThtlon.
II would be inoompnrhbly bother Tor
our CTnditn 81 Tamaln unColloctoh. hhh
our BALANCED IN bb waived. than T"r
Ilauida lon 10 tako tho form or al under
minlnE flood OF imPnTln whnihor pro.
ducts OF factory. mlnn or Tar 'n"'
would cripple American Industry. q"
grade American labor aud ~oak"h our
whole economic fabric
From any such lnvnnlon va nave
rIEht Ia 10 saved our now nor,h"h'
marina will do much 10 avert IL hup'
plomnntod. now aud wh"nnVor "''aH,"h
To1uiroH by CaWi0 revision OF mo
tariff that whNn r0Rardful OF our
changed international position. VIII OF
foCtunly safeguard ovory PhnH" OF AN
orlCa ninduHtry ana agriculture. IN" no"
nhIppinH Development win boc"m" " 20
growth without tho accompaniment OF
noCiai injury.
New industries spring UP
In Maryland. ar In many "hor SOC
tons OF tho country. now induHtrloH
hnvo sprung up In the war yohrH. some
time. directly related tn war needs
moro often 10 supply goods which we
h,d b~cn In tho habit ~ buying abroad,
but which commercial blockade ana
trado interruption had kept from US. "o
wore called into self reliance.
Into those now factories and mills.
Mods and mines. tho productive ennr4y
OF American enterprise has poured. To
them have boon drawn largo bodies OF
workmen. receiving favorable wages and
providing decent living standards Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
RHEUMATIC
kinks co

Al lnHt a real dooH what II AnyH
Rheumatic Kennedy. nothing llho II
was ovar before known and that In
no joke.
Every man and woman who han
Ihouinailnm. Hnut OF N"mrnlgin.
ought Iu try "Noulr0no Prescription
rD' al Un,o aud HcO how marvel
uuEly 4, wurkH.
Cut out thnno merry llnlmonir aud
dirty Rulvou. uno n good cl"nn In
formal remedy 'Noutr"no Pr"
Ecrlptlon 20" In romnrknblN bNCnmEo
II purlncn tho blood. RrplHiH In m
turo'H way. gIvon you whnt You n"od
To night on Rheumatic PolHonH.
good. Cloan. healthy RyHtom.
TIA not ono OF those temporary
rcIIcf affairs. good only whilo using.
1t Ia lasting Get "Noutronr Pre-
Bcription 90" and your Rheumatic
days arc over. no moro mflam"d.
gtIft, aching joints and muscles: can
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G H. Gricst & Co. Druggists. and
leading Druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

! bufVh duTing tho night nwltoh engine
81 III on W lprd ono 81 tho 'aIn n''upl"h by
no wapn poruInu anh l"U.h ~" ""nH'"I
urI,nIo rnI "IicnI" whi'h wa directly
hrhIud No ono was lulur"h aud III"
only damage done wrr thu nhnllnrIhR
II tho vcallhuIo wlnh"wa Of ID" news
paper ear.
Tho npccIal wan running rl"wlv whom
the impact occurred mud TOW OF mos"
on board wore awakened.
In hIu I"wJHt"wu Hp"och. tho nom
IurC cNurrgpr1 confidence tnnt mo lt"-
publican party would ho put into power
81 tho November election and told inc
crowd TINT II phhulh consider tn" gov
rrnIncnt az your own nnu mot look
Mt II from a distance or regard u M
son"thing npnrt from their dnlly lives
Visits Psnnsy state Home.
Necessity for some slight repairs 70
his chr gave Senator Harding nm oppor-
tuuity to accept al invitation OF Lieu
tenant Governor Edward r. Beldlcmhh
L. visit the state capital mt Harrisburg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

STOPS HAY FEVER;
E--SENSIBLE
Here Ia QUICK Msip FOR Those Dreadful
BussEinR. Whsszina. weeping
spells

livery victim OF Hay Fever. RoHn
Cold N,AsI CatnTrh. ARthnn. and o,hor
atoppaRoa Of tho air pRaHakcs should
try tho famous "NoH,riulA Hahn or
Liquid
"NOSTRIOIA" costs but n trlhs and
brings quick results because tho medl-
cation Ia CaTrird direct 10 tho sore. IN
flAmrd Innings Of tho air pnEsAE"E.
''EORrRfOLA'' surely 't"u"S"S tho
spot purlticH and strengthens tho lrrl-
tat al memhThnr and makes tho user Inn
mune aEainAt attack
Get "NOSTRIOI.A' now-Bblm or
Liquid Your druEEiSt can alno supply
YOU with special Nostriola AtOmlLcr
OUTFIT. including sixty days treatment.
Coats loss than hair a cent day and
the best Investment you over made
Try II and.seol --....-.-.-...----...------.
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hams Vegetable Compound had dono
for other women aud decided 10 try IL.
II surely did wondrrn for me-. haro
no pains now and | can do my house
work without any trouble at all. |
will ALWAYS praise your medicine as l
do not believe there IA doctor that can
do as much good in female weakness.
and Won may use thrse iacts az a tcStl-
monial "-Mro. LEsrEs F.. WAaNER,
1918 Pine St, La Crosse, Wis,
The reason women writo such letters
to tho Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co.
and tell their friends how they are
helped isthat Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound has brought health
and happiness into their lives. Freed
from their illness they want 10 pass tho
good news along to other suffering
women that they also may DO relieved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

railway law ~ 'ihr boot piece 81 lrrlH
luilnu f"I tho InllNny w"'h"i" "''i
rin, 81 90 ia" HIntui" h""hn
Th" uuIuIno" ME" cold ih' AIi""""
,ru,,h ihuI hr I"Nod I'onurI lvnnin 10"
niIuu u vrr Htnun'h ll"puhll'nh
nIni, Iui added ih"t When ~" U"pub
lI,nu pnity mnh" mii"'nh"n 10" p""rI"
uh"rId Correct u
Ut hnr been I"npnuiiuE. ho ""nlln-
nod TO know TINT lT vs." Of our pnf Y
have boon unrnIudful y"I Inv" turned
to nn"thCr pnriI 10 CORRECT tn nEH ]
am glad you dld It, hCrRuwc WHOM on"
party hng fnllcd YOU should turn !"
another 10 put your wishNa into "Sccu
irru have strong notion, We ar"
going I" i" something OF that knd
very soon"
Intor the nominee nude short talk
at L"wisiown. F"nuu.. and greeted still
aunthrr crowd at harrisburg whrr" his
train stopped for more than an nnur.
Special Bideawtped.
As tho train passed through FiitH-
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themselves and their families Thea"
men have been moved nv nn enlightened
soIf-inter"st Hut they HAY" indeed l."
thu, nniiuu'S strength aud Ita welt being
Murcpvnr. she yarc of IN" suhSinn'" "f
which American industrial greatness -
hunt --ColIrageuuH and SELF reliant They
,lunor for no favor. they stand ready
I" face TIA" recurring hu"im"s' 'N'l"e or
good aud bad tJn"H liut they nSh Tor
fair play, that the E"N"Tnm"nl whI'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
SENATOR HARDING
(Ooa,iaasd PROM rag. oasJ

HaTdinE Parry arc l., iiuu = - i.phlln.
nafft " Mol .utc N - Mo- 'lusho.. II
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urs Herman" '"r7 ""d 81 /. hiiL
win Asst DsIsa gates
rr"u - o." I 90 ",I"'k Son"t"r
ItardInE viii meet tho vn,i"uh ,lBltina
,lalasalos Mayer Iinh'.','h 81 flitn
huFFh aud a ,"tniulIIoU f,"n, that 'Iy
ha,o 90 appultvi Iueui T." IueoI him a.
10 - ,l",k nd T"Il"Ning THE D." VII
cot d'IsgallnuH fr"r" Et"uhonylllo. Sow
nrIFhi"n trIly t'oubri'lRo anI ~
IInlrsvllIo NnGhlUri"" - Manning
~ 10 kcrI huHl
\ general reception viii ho hold NJ Tho
Mcclure h"trl between Tho h"urs Of I
p MI : "'ci"ck and no doubt = largo mum
Ncr ur Rcpuhli'an voters VIII erect IN"
nrS' President md wish him succ"Ta
several rooms on tho third floor OF tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

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with that tr,LIr-unrru Witch he the
,Nrluc for Iunr, thinkIny al ,krnmrn
~ the bcmn,rntIr marty hnyc rIIgmn
tIyrI m, Ur,uhIIrun nIotfurIn - ''rc-
nrtInunry IIkc urpr, other rpIIh.i
! the term yrcku IL, u,nII,.u hy ;,bryc "A hat
II cannot IudI,I h, rrnrun
II Is tru" thni iu political affairs NC
would "rc-ari" from an era 81 cNrcu-
tive usurpnIion to the orderly form ~
constitutional government. TINT i'm M.
dufdrl6l relations We uuuh 'rr-Hrt"
from nu intrrnntinnnIlh - "hsrSslun t.
lat innate concern Ia umr dumrrtic prob
lens md ,Ir Lumr tu nks lint 10, social
mnIirrs We Womb "r,-nrt.' from - mud
dIIng Of TN. puhlIc mInd Iu in hunrrr
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thai uuk,s for r,uuuu,i, stability Tor
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mrnt uur fn,rr are Toward the rlnrrn,y
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,,u ntnndn nhnirIy aligned with IT.,
nnrat Ira,iItInnr IL that which touches
mans duty in mon T"rward lo"hlnL.
uiuprtrsIvc uuswoT,Inp Ia dc,n'Iun l."
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r,,,uII,, nh,uluItn,u II uI,,InIIns II,
TnII,,Inr nIIrsInn,r IT, II,r rirnt rIi,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

-
Ito IN bed ] hui.
irTrd 40 Il arrmcd
IA though | would
die. and | was moi
regular either. |
auHrTrd for q year
and was unit 10 do
IN y h ouSr ork .
could only wash
Il hra once IN n
while. | read an
RdvrrtiarmrntOf
what Lydia L.. Fink
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

unrrishurE Pa. Sept. 27.-Thn ril"t
Of mail plano No. 1897 was killed whom
IA, machine WINS wrecked lhto th'H MI
,rnoon near Millrrrburg tn" plaho
whIrh left UaxInhurrt hold thih morn
inE strucK wlrn extending over tho
RusuuchannR river.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Accept California syrup or FtES
only-look Tor tho name California on
thu package. then you are sure your
child Is having tho best and most HARM
less physic for tho little stomach. liver
and bowels. Children love It's fruity
taste. Full directions on each bottle.
You must say California
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28
HAS NO
PAIN NOW.
What Lydia E. PinkhAm's
Vegetable Compound Did
for Mrs. Warner.

OnAlaska. Wis Every month ! had
such paina In my back and lower part Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Mcclure havo been reserved for tho Har-
ding party and a number or rooms have
Hlso been resorNed FOR tho Waiting
now npa per men.
Following tho general reception tho
Senator and hin party Will dino privately
at tho MCI.ura hotel, only tho Immediate
md>nbors "f hia party boInE In attend e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

Sold by e II Grtrsr n 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-28

G H. Gricst & Co. Druggists. and
leading Druggists everywhere.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10

| The members OF the Readers Club
are meeting this afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. B. Wooledge
Mrs. Peter johnson, OF Standpoint
arrived here Thursday for visit al
the home OF her friends. Mr.. and Mrs
E. e. Saunders.
Charles Prell, OF Spokane, was q
business visitor in the city on Friday
Mr.. Prell owns a ranch in the Katka
district.
Mrs. w. S. Severns left Thursday af-
ternoon for Davenport, Wash, where
she will visit for few days with her
sister.
Mrs. Joe Neumayer has been seri-
ously i'll this week with influenza and
was taken to the Boomers Ferry hos
pital to receive treatment
Mrs. e. l.. Little and daughter, Miss
Eva Mae, returned on Saturday even
ing from several days visit in Spo-
kane, with friends and relatives.
The Pathe plays all makes of records
perfectly without extra attachments
Sold on the easy payment plan at the
Stookey Furniture Co. store. tfadv.
F. r. Anderson, one of the stock
holders and directors of the First
State Bank, was in town Thursday and
Friday. His home is in Spokane.
The Union church Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. will meet in the church parlors on
Wednesday afternoon and Mesdames
Kent and Bishop will entertain.
For the month of February the Bon
ners Ferry public library will be in
charge of Mrs. Elizabeth Wales and
Mrs. B. Wooledge.
Sheriff w. F. Dunning left on Wed
nesday for Boise where he attended
the meetings of the sheriffs of the var
ious counties of the state.
Miss Christine Clemans and Miss
Vina O'Callaghan returned Sunday
from a trip to Whitefish and Kalis-
pell, Mont, where they visited with
relatives.
County Commissioner Fred G. Cham
bers, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia, is improving in health and
will be able to be up and around in
a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Jacobs, form
erly of the Porthill district, have
moved to town and have purchased
one of the Ben Morrow houses on
Cottage avenue.
d. B. Worley recently returned from
a several months visit with relatives
and friends in his native state. Vir-
ginia. He will now devote his time
to developing promising mining claims.
Charles Smith, rancher of the
Porthill district, was business visitor
In town several days this week. He
states that his son Florrie, who re-
Gently underwent an operation In Spo-
kane, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Thomas Williams returned last
week from Spokane where she had
been called by the serious illness of
her sister, Mrs. G. d. Rowell. AT
last reports Mrs. Rowell was consider
ably improved in health.
Delbert Fox, of Meadow Creek, was
In town Thursday to make filing be-
fore U. s. Commissioner c. w. King.
on a tract of land In the vicinity of
Meadow Creek. Truman Wilkinson
appeared as a witness for Mr.. Fox.
Marion Cavitt, the youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cavitt, underwent
an operation Saturday morning at the
Bonners Ferry hospital, for appendi-
citis. The operation was success
ful one and the patient is recovering
as fast as could be expected.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10
NOTICE OF ATTACHMFNT

IN the DlsTfct Court oil the Eighth In.
dicial District Of the State Of Idaho
In and for the County Of Boundary.
f. B. CALLOW, Plaintiff. vs.. GUS
LAZ0S, Defendant.
State of Idaho, County of Boundary
IS.
Notice is hereby given that an At
tachment issued out of the District
Court of the Eighth Judicial District
of the State of Idaho, in and for
the County of Boundary, In the above
entitled action, on the 9th day OF
January, 1920, against the property OF
the defendant, Gus Lazos.
Dated this 29th day of January, 1920
(SEAL) j. B. BRODY
Clerk of the District Court
BY DOLLIE BRUCE, Deputy Clerk.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10

Situation by a strong, ca
pable man, single, aged nineteen, gar
age work preferred. Experienced in
motor and gas engines. Good type
writer, best references. Address AL
care of Herald, Bonners Ferry, Ida. ct
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-02-10

Don't read your neignbor's papar
Subscribe for the Herald and be sursl
of getting the latest and all the new
first each week. Aand don't FORGE
that 1t pays to advertise In the Bou.|
ners Ferry Herald.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-29
MURDER CHARGED
TO AUTO DRIVER

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. "a true
bill charging murder to Frank Nc
Donald, driver OF the car which rar
down and killed Mrs. Carobe lc H i
ley Smith at Ivy and Harris streets
Saturday afternoon was returned this
afternoon by the Fulton county grand
jury.
The grand jury decided to defer ur-
I'll Friday any action in the case Of
Mrs. Nellie E. Sullivan of the Hote,
Cecil, who drove the car which killed
Mrs, Carrie Mae Merz at Peachtrec
and Baker street Saturday evening
within few hours after the other TIA
edy.
The grand jury also on Friday will
consider charges against ]. T. Mccall!
driver OF the truck which killed w. w
Moon, an aged man, at Bellwood anG
Ashby street Monday morning, max
ing the third tragedy OF similar char.
acter to occur within period of thir
ty-six hours.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-29
u, S. ARMY MAKING
GOOD SHOWING

The official reports just published
show enlistments for the U. S. Army
in August broke all records for peace
time enlistment.
More than 10000 men enlisted dur
ing August, and 7Ol of them are cred
tied to the Georgia district, with
headquarters at 230 Transportation
building, Atlanta,
One of the principal causes as
signed for this increase in number
OF men enlisting is the opportunity fol
educational and vocational training
offered by the new Democratoc peace
time army. If this be true, the puzzle
OF how the army can be recruited is
shown to be capable of an admirable
solution and the pessimists utterly
refuted who claimed the recruiting
of large army in peace time was not
practicable.
However, it is little early yet tc
claim that the recruiting problem is
solved, since the plan to make the
army an educational institution as well
as a national defense is in its infancy.
Its graduate have still to return to
private life with their reports as tc
what the army is doing and can do fon
the young man.
The first reports of the work of the
ermy's new schools are most encour.
aging. Major B. M. Bailey recruiting
officer, has received number of most
interesting letters to this effect from
men enlisted in the State. If the re-
suits continue on this scale the army
is assured in the future of an adver
tlsemen more effective and with great
er pulling power than all the colored
posters that ever adorned the dead
walls. That advertisement will be
trained, efficient men with honorable
discharges and army school diplomas
III their pockets and words of praise
for the army on their tongues.
For any information regarding e..
istment in the army cali at the Arm
Recruiting Office, Cha: aber Of Co.
merce building, Fitzgerald, Ga.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1920-09-29
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