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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21
BIC RUSH AT P. 0.
Largest Christmas Season in
History of Topeka.
Clerks Added to FOrce-WOman
Faints in Line.

There has never been such a Christ
mas rush in the Topeka postoffice
as the one which opened this week
and it shows signs of increasing.
Two extra clerks were added and
another registry window opened, this
afternoon, and still it is necessary to
stand in the line which stretches from
the registry windows to the main en-
trance in order TO register, weigh and
stamp, or insure a package.
THE receipts indicate that the bust
ness done this year will be at the very
least a third more than that of last
year, and it started two days earlier"
said W. o. Rigby, postmaster, this aft
ernoon I'VE are simply showed I'M
der and. can't handle it as fast as it
comes, that is all there is to it. A girl
tainted in the line this morning.
There are two substations, one at
Crosby Brothers and the other at Pei
letters, and they are in the same con-
dition. More people are registering
and insuring their parcels this year
than ever before. If the rush which
started earlier than usual, keeps up,
there will be a tremendous increase
over the business done last year. Peo-
pie started mailing their parcels about
December Is this year, and that is sew
eral days ahead of the usual time"
The same condition, except that the
rush started late, is reported by the
United Press from all other sections of
the country.
Avalanche at Kansas City.
Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 21.-Christ-
mas shoppers descended in an ava
lanche on the local postoffice today.
While preparations had been made to
act as Santas RENDERS for all who
brought gifts, the postoffice was I'M
able to handle them as fast as they
came.
Long lines stood before every win
dow. Up until yesterday, the Christ
mas flood was strangely missing. APP
parently this years motto here was
4'Do your Christmas shopping late"
Heaviest in Oklahoma
Oklahoma City, Dec. I'll The
heaviest Christmas mail in years is
being handled by the local postoffice,
officials said today. Extra clerks have
been detailed to take care of the huge
crowds.
Increase in st. Louis.
ST. Louis, Dec. 21.-The Christmas
mail is 40 per, cent heavier than last
year, Officials of the postoffice de-
cIared today The Christmas rush is
expected to reach its height tomorrow
night
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21

other of the school buildings of the
city, Williamson says.
One of the features of its construc-
ton is the combination heating and
ventilating system. which distributes
the warmed air evenly in every room
in the building, and assures a plentiful
Several Christmas blansk are being
perature. The heating plant is so per
cent more efficient than any other on
the market Williamson claims.
The furnishings for the rooms will
be installed next week, Williamson
says. The interior work is practically
completed now.
The boiler room is outside the
schoolhouse, located underground, as
are the coal bunkers.
The building, which has cost ap-
proximately $4,000, has eight class
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21

rooms, with teachers rooms priu-
cipaPs offices, and rooms for manual
training, domestic science and kinder
garten, and is of fireproof construction
turnout.
The construction of the building was
started in May, and it was to have been
finished by September. but the work
troubles.
No general contract for its construc-
ton was let, sub-contracts for the diff
ferent phases of the work having been
awarded as occasion arose for their
completion.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21
COMPLETE SCHOOL SOON

New Buchanan school Will Be Ready
for Occupancy january 3.
The Buchanan school at Twelfth
and Buchanan streets will be finished
in time to be used for regular class
work on January 8. when the city
schools reopen after the Christmas
vacation, T. w. Williamson. architect
for the building. and who has been in
charge of the letting of the sub-con-
tracts, stated today.
The school will be finished, fur
nished and equipped in more complete
and satisfactory manner than any
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21
MASONIC NOTICE

The members of Orient lodge No.
81. A +. and A. NJ, are requested to
meet at Masonic temple Wednesday.
December %, at 1870 p. m. sharp, to
attend the funeral of Bro. Harry F.
White. All Master Masons invited.
$. d. FLORA, Master.
EVAN DAVIS. Secretary.
Adv
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21

Detroit-Dan Bulitu wanted so bad to
hang himself. Jail attaches cut him down
three times. Dan used. his suspenders,
pants and shirt, but when these were taken
away, he couldn't hang himself any more.
He is resting from his "'jaky" spree
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21

Cigars for Xmas. Rosser Bros, Or
pheum Theater Building.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-21

Each unit Sound Box, Tone
Arm, Motor, and Tone Chamber,
is of supreme excellence.
The Reproducer or sound box
is equipped with a scientific de-
vice that regulates the tone at its
source and before it has been
ampliEed, thus making perfect
all tone standings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Gssed ~ PeWstratlag
Homtln'O Wlxnr0 on

Vosussu > vstxDSO VIZ
A safe and effective preparation
to relieve the pains Of Rheumatism,
Scistica, Lame Back and Lumbago
IL Hamlin's Wizard Oil. Il pene-
tratcs quickly, drives out the sore
ness, and limbcrs up the stiff ach-
ing Joints and muscles.
WizaS4 Oil Is a good dependable
preparation 10 have in the medi-
cine chest for first aid when the
doctor may be far away. You will
find almost daily uses for il in cases
OF sudden mishaps or accidents
such as sprains. bruises, cuts, burns,
bites and stings. just as reliable,
too. for earache, toothache and
Group. Always keep IL in the house.
Generous siss bottle tsc
n you are troubled with eenstipa tior
or sick headache try Hamlin's wizard
Liver whips. just pleasant little pin1
puls ~ atugsisu tes see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
Soon th<y arrived at Mrs. Offers hosss.
OBADIAH OTTER

lived where the walls Of sss round
mud house were tive feet thick. and
the door hidden under water iIke the
nest Of a ciueking hen
Mrs. Offers front door was wide
open. and the twins didn't aven have
10 knock.
Good morning. where's obadiahr'
they asked politely. He isn't ~
SCHOOL,
Mira Otter stopped making FISH.
halls for lunch and came out no.
I know he isn't abe Said- And he
won't be untii he's learned . lesson
that I'm teaching him told him
to do hts fishing In Ripple creek. for
II never freezes over. but didn't he
disobsy me and 20 to the pond,
While he was In there fooling round.
night came on and the water froze
over. He's In there zee II you like.
you may break a hole and let him
out
The little folks rescued she otter
boy and took him back TO school
Copyright, 1890. y. Y. A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
ANYTHING
He WANTS NOW,
SAYS MCDONALD
Sleeps Like Log and Rheu-
matism Has Disappeared
Since Taking Tanlac

Yes. mr.. Taniae gets an sbe cred
u for the good health I now have
said George Mcdonald, OF 74o3 4sth
Ave. South, Seattle, Wash. Mr.. Nc
Donald. who Ia now seventy one
years Of age andsretired from active
life. wns for many years engineer
on the st. Louis and Santa Fe rail.
road. and numbers his friends b.
his acquaintance
Before got Taniar I suffered
for years from indigestion and a
badly disordered stomach. My sp
petite was no poor didn't care TO
eat. and the little I did force down
fsrmcnted and bioated me an up.
and caused me awful pain. I had
terrible headaches and such severe
dizzy spells that would feel hazy
and see shadows before my eyes. !
was 40 nervous my hands would
tremble. and was 70 restless didn't
know what II was To get a good
nights sleep. I was troubled with
rheumatism In my arms. legs and
back, and had intense pains through
my Dody. 4 was rundown, had no
energy to do anything and just felt
miserable.
We'll, air, got started on Tan
lac. and five bottles Of the medicine
have fixed me. up so fine I have a
dandy appetite, and am no longer
bothered with indigestion. bloating
dizziness or headache. My nerves
are 20 steady ! sleep like n log every
night, and the rheumatism has en-
tircly disappeared. III tell you Tan
lac u great. and ! don't hesitate 10
recommend II TO anyone"
Tanlac In sold In Seattle by Barter
Drug stores under the persounl d.
rection Of a special 1anlac represen-
tative---AdvertNment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

omsthfng happened 10 the little
Ter boy one day. the day AFTER
Arsis Muskrat lost the skin Off his
hague.
oeribble Scratch notioed that his
- In the Meadow Grove school was
onpsy. and he sent tho twins TO
INT him up
TELL Mrs. Otter that her son.
obadiah. Is absent. and that he's 40
Lar In spelling IN shouldn't miss a
81" said the fsiryrnnn- He never
~ an L In salmon and puts two
nlamander.-
M trotted the two faithful fittie
hers. willing as usual to do what
- could for their kind fairy friend.
Lt was very cold. but really In
Gtr warm sweaters and tams the
1ns didn't feel II y bit. and soon
~ arrived at Mrs. Offers house.
- under the roots Of an Old willow
ea where the waters Of Ripple
te<k had conveniently followed Il
se6uring food time. How differ
q was from the place Bud Beaver
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
Caught at Last

asppy-soppv-tfppy- toe.
.<,ay aad froiic In the snowf
lev you see mel Nov you dou't'
rntnk you.fi eaten me, but you won't,
Tippyftoppy- t.ppy-toe.
II on. sueh fun 70 play In snowf
nanny MEADOW MOUSE sang
" this; at least, he tried TO sing
- he skipped about on the snow
81 covered the Green Meadows.
But Danny Meadow Mouse had such
= httLe voice. that had you been
khess you probably would never have
.ersed that he was singing. lie
bought he was, tho. and was enjoy
* 1t Just as much as II he had the
y yes, Danny Meadow Mouse
NOW. singing In nothing in the
0.ld but happiness In the heart
kaking itself heard.
lost beautiful voice IN the world.
he happy Why shouldn't he have
len? Hadn't he proved himself
snnrter than old Granny Fox? That
something TO make any one happy.
bme folks may fool Granny Fox
nee. some may fool her twice. but
here are very few who can keep
kiRht on fooling her until she gives
b In disgust. That IL just what
Sanny Meadow Mouse had done.
Ind he felt very smart, and. Of
Nurse. he felt very happy.
60 Danny sang his little song. and
tpped about in the moonlight. and
aged in and out Of his little round
1pbrus1ys, and all the time kept his
|Sharp little eyes open for any signs
p Reddy Fox. But with all his
[partness. Danny forgot Yes. sir;
Amy forgot one thing. He forgot
watch up In the sky. He knew
that, OF course, old Koughleg the
kawk WAS asleep. so he had nothing
fear from him. But he never
ce thought OF Hooty the Owl.
sr me, dear mel Forgetting Is
<adful habit. IL nobody ever
f8rgot, there wouldn't be nearly 10
mach trouble In the world. No, in
|6eWi: there wouldn't be nearly 10
much trouble. And Danny Meadow
Mouse forgot. He skipped and sang
md was as happy as could be, and
neVer once thought TO watch up in
thA SKY.
oyer In the Green Forest Hooty
- ovi bad had poor hunting and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

n feeling cross. You see. Hooty
was hungry and hunger Is apt to
make one feel cross. The longer he
hunted the hungrier and crosser he
grew. Suddenly he thought Of Danny
Meadow Aoue
Il suppose he II asleep somewhere
safe and snug under the snow. .
grumbled Hooty. but he might be.
he just might BE-. out for a frolic In
the moonlight believe III 20 down
on the meadows and see.-
Now. Hooty the Owl cen ny with.
out making the teeniest. weeniest
sound. II seems as II he just driftcd
along thru the air like a great shad.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
Coughs and Colds
Catarrh, Group, Sore
Throat Banished by
Hyomei

Tho germs OF catarrh DO not erfst
in the same atmosphere with anti
septic Hyomei pronounce IL High-o-
mel.
breathe Hyomci and relief from
catarrh. coughs. sore throat or cold
will come in two minutes.
Breathe Hyomei and that stomach
straining hawking In the morning
will quickly disappear.s
Breathe Hyomei and Kill the ca
tarrh germs. heal tho inflamed mem
brancs. stop the discharge OF mucus
and prevent crusts from forming In
the nose
Brenthe Hyomei for a few minutes
ench day and rid yourself OF con-
temptible catarrh.
breathe Hyomei-Give " faithful
trial and then. " you are not satis-
fled. you can have your money back.
Hyomei In sold by Bartell Drug Co.
and druggists everywhere.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
High Fares Crowd
Downtown Hotels

Aitho the housing problem In BE-
ing relieved In tho outlying districts.
Il is stiil acute In the downtown sec
ton because OF high street car fares.
according to Mrs Florence c. Porter,
housing secretary OF the Y. w. c. A.,
who submitted her November report
Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
42far Seattle )
- o. &MA,el Cle1xnd, 4
Page 232
PEGGY MEErs SEA CAPTAINS DAUGHTER

very usual grsy day with
stormy skies over our head and
stormy seas underneath
Mother smiled eravoiy. no
and said. Never mind: bofure we
Ecs homo l think there viii be q
gift for us-a lovely surprise for
you. dear Her eyes looked tired.
but her mouth smiled
But whatever Il was. I didn't
get u tor Chrtssmas. nor for New
Year. and then ON the 10Th Of
IA a uary--guesz. Peggy sues~
what mother game mai A tiny.
true ~ true baby brctb~r. right
out ther~ IN the middle Of tho hig
ec~An- Ycu could hardly imagine
such = thfnx. but thers he wasi
And Father said 'weir Welt
Wen Won't he BE- = sap~ right
Won't he b. = mAity one--bo~n ON
his fathers shin In the dead Of
winter. and NJ s~ar
Tie didn't need rockine--the
ship tnssed and rocked constant.
b.
Tho dishes had 10 BE- hold IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

GO A ND dsd you be on the steam.
boat an the time-aii the
days and nights and weeks.
evcn- rcgvy questioned.
1T wasn't . steamboat. bless
your heart- the Captains daugh.
D1rr answered. -n was the old slh
D vessel Harvest Home which
hiicd All up and down this Coast
ma h Central America but we
peayed On her days and nights.
and weekA -. and month"; too,
ana learned 10 be Is contentcd on
ssa ~ On sfscr~
-One vintcr ne s~ss were
rough and caryoes heavy. and
winds did ncs favor US We had
- depend sn the wind In those
1AyS yos 80 when there wuun't
engines on ire boatA
Thanksgiving pasz~rd ard re.
srunhcr came and We were far
from homo
Mother Wouldn't say she was
anxtosn - 90 hcmc--she w~s q
- oApeain's wffe-but ve knew
~ vas BY the way she watched
ths weather and turned her face
Always toward the north when
she vss on deck. Tn sure she
vas thinking Of her home on
WILDLY Island.
-pecember Is came and went.
Ind then 70 knew we couldn't
possibly - anywhere but out on
the high seas at Christmas time.
and that meant no Christmas
rse. no EfftS no big dinner: just
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

ow. Now he spread his great wings
and floated out over ths mead
ows. You know. Hooty can see as
well at night as most folks can by
day. and II was not long before he
saw Danny Meadow Mouse skipping
and out OF his little round doorways.
His great eyes grew brighter and
fiercer. and without sound he float
ed thru the moonlight until he was
Just over Danny Meadow. Mouse.
Too late Danny looked up. His
little song ended In a tiny squeak
Of fear and he started Tor his nearest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
OTTO AUTO

little round doorway. Hooty tie Owl
reached down with his long. cruel
claws apd--Danny Meadow Mouse
Was caught At last
NexS snry- "A Seranee RID ss,d
Huw 10 F11fhnd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13
F. & N. Clerks Open
Store With Carols

Christmas carols are To be sung at
tho opening Of Frederick q Nelson's
store At q m three mornings of
each week until Christmas BY the
Frederick a Nelson chorus. consist
Ing of 100 employees Of tho store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

Pueblo In<1Aans Of prchkxtor5e
America knew the use Of splints In
the treatment Of fractures
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

IfylII
!, z
|Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-13

No fewer Than IS persons IN ev~ry
thousand are more OF hnss coior-
blind
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

The h Legislature regular 1917 by action
following resolution full
the Fifth Legislature Regular Session 1917;
Whereas Country the turbulent times
world wisdom and patriotism the
needed for both the immediate and future wesc
Of beloved Country guide al words and actions and
Whereas reliable that distinguished citizen OF
United Senator Joseph W. Bailey whose eminent
have challenged the admiration OF all,
tho and his me
proclaim the truths that under
lie uphold republic Worth the
the guest of that City. and
Whereas though having voluntarily
the confidence his tzens and
potent leading h people safe paths therefore be it
House extend to him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Senter Tells Why He Is For Bailey


received tn" support 81 the rcdlight dis
lrict The gambling houses and the 81
looms when he ran for County Attornc,
II McLcnnan. and they were strong
enough To- cleo, him The official rec
"rds show tbs, he ran the office ON tn,
reciprocity plan-thnt is To- say. tn
rcTliishiers pleaded guilty upon rcgulai
dates and paid fines upon a uniform
scale The uystcm requires no cNplani
tipn. No County Attorney who adoptc,
or approved ~ cunduncd II should rycl
O." elected Governor uf Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
BAILEY DENIES He IS EMPLOYED
BYANY PACKE IN MARL|N SPEECH

d3y S.lliw1n Ev1us In F'yt Worth Stif
Telegram
MARLIN. Texas. Aug. is-loscph
W imllry Is not now in the employ 10
anv packer @uy has he been within the
last tW,iNc months. be- declared in a
speech here Thursday.
III rtfrr'nr. o. that resulted from a
telegram SCENT 90 him ly George B"a".
chairman uf the 'Noff fnr Governor
club at i.uhh,,k rc1n. his telegram.
asked him u u Is Not ftct that h. b.
nov an thu piy roll 81 IN, packers. AMI
, further. n hr has not hron on the pay
ron uf the packers during the last
tyciy, months BAILEY said
- am not un thu apy toll II any
packer. nor have been tor mclv'
month past"
when BAILEY read the telegram from.
tn chairman ~ the "Ncfl Tor Cover
nor" club. h" -s.id that ''Ncff for Co
'luur L. q myth
Much cheering was elected by tho
thrust
"rui il this chairman az the Ncff
1 for Governor club were "a 90 tu June ut
! - wear" h. said "hc would find Sir
N,n ~ tho employ IT the packers and
defending IN, packers IN suit institu'
cd 10 Waco. in the McLcnnan County
courts
says Bcan IN Honest Man.
Bailey sid that Chairman Bean
whom hr considered an honest. had
boon tnll This now It,. that I have bccu
employed ly the packers"
o chairman Bean" he sail. "knc h
that I would tell the truth and ~
though chairman ~ the Ncff club. h
s"ri me this question"
I E,fortirs 80 N,frs employment l.,
4 tho packers. be- said h. had nothing T.
I civ sgainsi pry man. rs q lawyer. ac
''p'irg employment for personal ~
4 ,ir's "n long as the employment c'as
30 whom Tho 'tndidltc accepts utiir'
Judge sun !, Scott of Waco intro
du'.l Bailey Judge Scott has hc'
making speeches ior Bailey during III.
ru'u'igr IT, was formerly u rssidcu
81 TIils COUNTY
The iuir,ductun ~ Judge Sco,i W.
r'Ir.lfn with a'ts'ts ~ Nh IT, ~
tucked N,frv w1r rHruri both durinl
th" great vHr aud during the Spanish
American Wlr
Nrtf IniriI, NtIckrd
When N'W vss vuunE man NJ
aid. "N'0 declined e. volunteer th''
h',1usH De- We afraid h. could 10
harm o. "."k 1 gun and pull ~ tris
ger" o. ..h''r followed
i So r1uu1icu boz the history uf TcXn
politics hts lrrn featured with surl
'l'.iir1iinr PEEL 10" campaign now ou
D." Hrr I''-l urd the resp sihiliiv g.
~" lii GO ihr ru-,rhrs which y I
hH- W1d' Surprised thai N-n shnul
"rrt 90 example" Judge Scott rcralle
thnt "Nr Scn D. chairman uf tir
board - trustees of iaylur tnivcrsit,
| ~ 80 central rdurHti nal institution q
IL rrrni RELIGIOUS denomination
~ H 'fnl.lHt" g." ufnr'. esperiall
's candidate fHr ID" hi..h and dien
| ti"d oilic" ~ %" Governor Il Tryn'
/ b" Thought Tint Neff should pitch
! 'snp-ir" on e high uiauc" instrh
81 lcsuriiug io the mud.slinging tactic
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

tigers IN prohibition precinct rro.
yokcd thu threat that the rangers
would BE- sent there II h. did not do
his duty When ! repeated that stat
mvut in Fort Worth. which WIS based
un ,ctptiuus testimony and upon IN"
records uf Mcl.cnnan County, n man
c,lue a. mr af,~ tho speaking and said
I was ~ Waco at that time. and work..
iug ~ an cmpluyc in q saloon there,
and know that every word you SAIL
ahmgt Ntfrs election and his course ~
county Attorney Is true"
N,a,irus Testimony slvs that Ncfi
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
Resolutions of The 35th Legislature

Austin early day. and address the legislature
subject appear him to be the most i'm
al this the welfare If State and Nation
Resolved that committee OF six be appointed three by the Lieutenant
three by the Speaker of the House
the Of @ body to distinguished fcloweizn the
hereby extended him with the hope that he will
liz to accept
Secretary State without approval February e. 1917
the House Journal Of the Thiyhfh Lega-
INTRODUCED by Senators Clark McNeau
Hudsp CALDWELL Gibson Deherd Smith, Hail. Alder
Buchanan Of Bell Harley McCoum Bee and Dayton
House Journal 4 also shows that Resolution adopted
in the House without q dissenting record vote
Among House che time this Resolution
passed Crudngor Of Amarillo Texas, and Robert Ewing
Thomason, of FL Faso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Just before the last primary. Neft
declared in speech az Fort Worth. I
would M vote for any candidate who
at'H~bs th" private character Il an.
other man" and interrupted IL by Say.
ing IN effect. that he would not vote
f,F Taumassun 10 BE- were nominated
because Thom1sson had slsndcrcd him.
Tnmulssun charged that N.if grossly
WiTrcrrcspntcl his record. The N"i.
Bupuu charged that iouncv gave n,l
o. th, FIGHT against prohibition tn Hunt
County and Ncif has repeated over and
of.s tha unfouudcd charge that iiailcy
- running Ter Governor In ordei O.
bring b0Uge back 90 Texas Ncif ..s
unfit Coz Governor according g. ms
swr theory of ntnes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
HOW IS THIS FOR A WAR RECORD?
lp2o Mug u AM 3 50

AS DA 90 Blue
Dallas. Tcxa, - ~ \ u
:. T. McMahon
Amarillo, ! cXa>.
Today at TUaF'c BAILEY read autobiography oi
Ncff giving date a. Nct, hirt showing him be within
draft age September twelfth nineteen eighteen when
registration required and A." read affidavit from Waco
Draft Board showing Mi did not register Failure
register officially clas,cd da;' evasion and is punish
able with heavy penalty Th erected with wild applause
by seven thousand hearers
l.ucr Nickcls.