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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
HAGAN CORRECTED
ON LEAGUE STAND
Companion on Trip Ayers
He Consented to Name
On Resolution
SWEENEY IS INDIGNANT
Says Hagan's Statement Puts
Others Who Signed Up in
a False Light Here

A. T.. Sweeney, president Of the
local branch OF the Friends Of Irish
Freedom, Is indignant on account Of
tho false light which he says tho
statement OF Horace lIagan In refer
once to his Washington trip and the
signing OF the memorial againststhe
league OF nations places everybody
who took any part In the hearing be-
fore the foreign relations commit
tee.
"One would imagine" said swec-
ney, after reading what Hagan says
in the world Thursday morning,
that II was necessary that the
assistant attorney general Of
oklahoma should be recorded Ga
signing the memorial to give II any
effect and that for this reason some
body signed ffagan's name. Thls
would have n tendency to discrcdit
the whole proceeding, challenge the
good faith OF those who took part
In II and brand as forgers the men
who presented the memorial. Furth-
ermore, one would gather from iIa-
gan's statement that his presence
In Washington was accidental.
Contradicts Hagan.
Fortunately II so hpppened that
Mr.. Nancy, who was with Hngan,
was In my office today and discussed
tho matter with me. According to
hls statement, Hagan went especial
iy with him to Washington In order
to take part In the proceedings and
tho Oklahoma branch OF the Friends
OF Irish Freedom paid Hagan $50
as the expense OF the trip. Further
more, Nancy says that he and Ha-
gan were together In n meeting of
the delegates In Washington whom
Judge Cohalan read the memorial
which was to be presented, that
Judge Cohalan then stated that In
order to expedite matters and avoid
the necessity OF each delegate sign
ing his name to the document, the
names of all the delegates would be
added by the secretary II there were
no objections. Hagan did not OBJ
ject and so his name was signed by
his consent, contrary to his state
ment on the matter.
No Weight 10 Hagan Opinion.
"Hagan's opinion, then and now,
In OF little consequence, and we have
no interest In this controversy We
cannot. however. alloy the Inference
to be drawn that the hearing was a
fake and that Hagan merely dropped
in by accident and that his name was
put down In order to add distinction
to the memorial and without his
consent as he puts II. The Irish
cause needs no such subterfuges and
those who advocate II In America
are not such men,"
Nancy. whose home is In Okla.
homa City, where he Is a prominent
citizen. Is head of tho state council
of the Friends of Irish Freedom. HS
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Bank to Aid Farmers.

DALLAS, Texas, oct. 2l.--Assur-
ance that the federal reserve board
Will cooperate with the farmrs to
the fullest oxtcnt by granting longer
credit on cotton notes was given this
morning by Judge w. T.. Ramsey.
federal agent. Of tho federal reserve
board IN the eleventh district. In
addressing n statewide conference Of
ginners. bankoros and business men
here. Judge Ramsey contcndod the
financial condition Of the nation as
sound now as IL had ever been.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Wants COUs Restrained
From Tresspdssing on
North Side Property

Asking the court for a restrain
Ing order preventing G. l. Ragon
and a. IT. Harrell. dalrymen north
OF the city, from allowing COWS to
trcspass on Acre Gardens addition
and Meadowbrook addition to the
city OF Tulsa. suit was filed in disc
trict court Thursday by the Gar
den Acres Addition company and
s. w. Mitchell and II. Il. Hughes
against the dairymen.
The petitioners claim that as
owners Of the land in the addition
they have the right TO prevent the
defendants from allowing cattle
to Craze on the lots,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Negro Arrested with nccr.

Jim Garrett. negro la whose
home in Sand Springs county officers
found 10 gallons OF "choc' beer in
n raid made Wednesday night, en-
tered a plea OF not guilty at his ar
raignment before county court on
Thursday on a possession charge and
was committed to Jail under bond OF
$500 for trial I'm January w. s
Mayfield. Joe Del Bccara and a. G.
Curtis, deputy sheriffs, made the
raid on CARROTS home and confis-
Gated the liquor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
ASKS STOCK RETURN


Judgment for the return of 3o,-
600 shares OF capital stock In the
Southwestern steel company or its
value, $4,000. was asked In supe-
rior court Thursday by J..P. Kopn
against the officers Of the COM
phny
Kopp states that on April /, at
the request Of some OF the officcrH
Of the company, he Transferred to
them for voting purposes at the
meeting OF stockholders, his entire
block Of shares with the understand.
ing that the stock was TO he re-
turned TO him after the mseting. lie
now claims the officers OF tho COM
pany have refused to return the
stock. or to pay him the par value,
one dollar "A share.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22
Household Linen Specials

63x90 Household Sheets,
special .,......... 1.70
63x0s Household Sheets,
Special 200
72x90 Household Sheets,
Special .s............ zoo
72x99 Household Sheets,
SpeclAi ,'..'......,. 2.20
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Specldl ',,.r 2.2o
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Speclal .....'.,,...,. zoo
slx10S Household Sheets,
SpeclaL ..'.'..,'c' 2.75
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-22

was in Tulsa in connection with the
sale Of oil from the wells on his
large ranch near Muskogec, which
he purchased year or 50 ago from
Frank Gillespie Of this city.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
W0MAN'S BODY IN TRu0L


Mystery Baggage Arrives In New veek
From Detroit.
New York-The body of a nude wo
man. damned into a trunk, was found
by employees of the American Railway
Express company, among the un-
claimed baggage In the cOmpany's
warehouse. The trunk had been re-
ceived here from Detroit June II. Be.
lieving that the trunk contained perish.
able merchandise. one of the express.
men opened 1t and found the woman's
body.
Authorities in that city investigating
the address. los Harper street, De-
troit. which was found in the trunk.
learned from Mrs. Lottie Brooks. man.
ager OF the apartment house at that
address, that the apartment had been
rented on June Z. to q young couple
giving the names OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Leroy.
When they gave up the apartment
week later. Mrs. Brooks declared.
she had seen only the man leave. He
explained, she said. that his wife had
left the night before.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
HARDING IS NOTIFIED
Republican Candidate Accepts
Nomination In Speech.
Candidates. Personal Platform Out.
lined In Address Given Before
Party Chiefs.

Marion. Ohio-Rejecting President
Warren G. Harding declared in &C.
cepting the Republican presidential
nomination that II elected he would
stand for establishment of peace by a
resolution of Congress and then pro-
pose an international understanding"
to promote world harmony without i'm.
pairing American sovereignty.
He did not directly advocate or op-
pose ratification of the treaty with
reservation and declared II useless to
discuss in detail the league covenant.
which was conceived for world super.
government and negotiated in misun-
Outstanding"
The address, constituting the candi-
dates personal platform in the cam
paign. was delivered here at the
climax of a day of celebration which
brought to Marion a notable company
Of party chiefs and crowd OF many
Thousands. Their plaudits and sere
nading kept the nominee the center Of
seven hour reception, as delegations
from many states paraded past the
Harding residence in clamoring
cavalcade.
Soon after sun up the march Of the
first delegations brought the senator
to his front doorstep. and after that
there scarcely was let-up until he
left for the notification ceremonies or
the outskirts of the city at o'clock
Old friends from nearby counties
mixed with the representatives o.
powerful Republican clubs OF distan
cities In the procession. gay with de
corations and blatant with noise.
At the chautauqua pavilion wher.
the notification took place seats hat
been provided for 1000. and many
times that number surged about thu
park and surrounding fields. unable tt
get within earshot Of the speakers
The pronouncements OF the candidate
we're received with a tumult Of ap
plause and he was cheered back to his
home through crowded streets. tired
but smiling man.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
POLAND SEEKS
PEACE At ONCE
Appeals To Russia For Armistice
To Bring War To lmme-
date End.
ASKS AMERICAS AID.
Crisis Brings inquiry A. To hslp
Against Red Aordes--london 10
Apprehensive and Fearfu, Of
Another European War.

Zurich. Switzerland--Poland has ap-
hostilities with the Bolsheviki and for
the arrangement of an armistice.
After these proposals had been dis
patched by wireless by . national
council of defense q new coalition
cabinet was formed under the premier.
ship Of NJ Witos.
The new cabinet has the support Of
the Socialist party.
The Polish line still ran to the east
Of Grodno. Is announced In the Of
ncial communiQue. The Polish front
was holding Immediately south Of the
Pripet and In Polesia. but further
south breach in the line effected by
Bolsheyiki cavalry Ia reported.
The direct negotiations begun with
the soviet are on the question of an
immediate armistice along the entire
front Of about 720 miles The proposals
we're wirelessed after failure to reach
any definite conclusion on dealings
with NJ Tchitcherin. the Bolshevik
foreign minister. through Premier
Lloyd George OF Great Britain. The
proposals were signed by Prince
Eugene Sapieha. minister Of foreign
affairs.
Seeks support Of Y. ..
Washington-Inform representa-
tions have been made to the State de-
partment to learn II the United States
government could be relied upon to
aid Poland against the Russian Bolshe-
Wiki
Poland asks the State department to
formally announce to the world 1.-The
moral support" of the United States to
Poland In its battle with the Russian
Bolsheviki
a similar expression from President
Wilson would be welcomed and would
do much to stifYen the morale OF the
Polish people.
London 10 Apprehensive.
London - Excitement. uncertainty
and apprehension are increasing daily
on the continent because Of the pos
sibilities OF another European war. bu,
official London Is calm and collected
and. while thoroughly approaching the
seriousness Of the present crisis. is do
ing everything within the power OF the
British government, British finance
and British business to prevent an
other European catastrophe.
Because Poland Is one of the pivot,
upon which the Versailles peace vii
be founded. the Allied nations canno
permit the establishment Of Red gov
eminent In Warsaw.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Capture City In Onward Sweep
With Turks Said To Be In
Full Retreat.
PARTS OF CITY BURNED
Turks Unwilling to Face Greek Artii.
lery-Turkish Government Given
Two Months To Restore Order
In Asia Minor.

London--The Greeks have occupied
Adrianople. according to an announce
ment made in the Athens newspapers
and forwarded to the Exchange Tele-
graph company.
Parts of the city were set on fire
by Turkish rebels who are said to be
heading for Kirk Kilisse. After the
signing of the treaty the Turkish gov
eminent is to be given two months in
Dispatches from Constantinople re-
port that the Turks are in full fight
and are offering resistance to the
Greek advance, but do not confirm the
fall of Adrianople. Constantinople ad-
vices says the Greek forces in Thrace
occupied Eski-Baba. the junction point
Of the Constantinople and kirk-Kilis
sch railway line, and we're pushing
northward and westward. The pleas
Of Col. Jafar Tayar. Turkish national
list commander in Adrianople. for stub.
born resistance, have met with little
effect, the Turks being unwilling to
face the Greek artillery.
Arranging Armistice.
Warsaw-Armistice negotiations be-
tween representatives of Poland and
soviet Russia probably will be held at
Brest-Litovsk according to diet circles
Negotiations to bring about the initial
meeting of the military commanders
to arrange for conference between
the Populations of both sides already
are under way somewhere on the front
lines.
Poland's first coalition cabinet has
taken Office. soon after it was an
nounced that the soviets had accepted
the armistice proposals.
Vincent Witos, leader of the popular
peasant party and president Of the Pc
lish parliament. is the new premier
Ignace Dastynski. Socialist leader, vic,
premier; Prince Eugene Sapieha, min
lister of foreign affairs; General Lesz
niewski, minister of war; Ladisla!
Graski, minister of finance, and M
Skulski, who was premier succeeding
Ignace Jan Paderewski last December
minister of the interior.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Steele, N. D.-When the trial OF her
father and brother on statutory
charges is completed. Mrs. Frances
Sheldon. will lead authorities to the
burial ground Of rs bodies on the farm
OF her father. James c. Clayton. she
promised Ms Sheldon. In a state
ment to the county attorney, charged
her father with numbering Ed Lietzke
and two babies born to her She said
other bodies on the farm wee those
OF neighbors whose disappearance 1t
various times have nystined The
neighborhood
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
TOWN OFFICERS

wN " AO
John chrstisnson.
1iesk .;;,,..;r.,....sss:,. inom . wos'
nau H"ees. A'"" Mvsv' x ~. =.
Justice OF the peace -. Ed o. Beck
rown or ANNA
N p,nr u.rr An.
:, irsws. VIM. ouarfoot. ~.,.
Address: Markvins, liinn:
Justice OF the Peace ). J. +. Drummer
Sohstapie '.-.......'s. Sohh 'tosn
TOWN or BARRY
Snperyisors--Jas. Haney. r.. A. Waihck'
=. j. Meyers. ~ ~ r,,
Address: Hinckley. MINI. co., !.
Treasurer ,,............ J. a. Sikink
Justice OF tho Peace q. 4; brown
Sohstanie .,..'.'..''.' poha'o MerrU
TOWN OF BRUNO
superytsors-Chas kunx. John Rupp'
r ED Domning. r., uv
ADDRESS Bruno. MINI.
t.ss. 49, 49,. a. -. snSr"
Constable Chas. Robinson
TOWN Or nROOk PARK
uar.nat rr.a Cav.
more. WIN. Lehman.
-. ADD. address, Brook PARK; MINI M, !, :.
IL j. Chamberlin.
Constable ................ Chris SlAde
rn,.yv nr pu~~rS
|
lSupervisors--Nels q. Nordholm. sam
Clerk ........s........ Fred J. Palivka
Address: Dcnham MINI.
treasurer s..,;.... n; SnS,orscn
las. Twatt'
lConstnblcs---Elmer Nelson. Chas, Peter
/ son.
TOWN OF BIRCH CREEK
Larson. julius Olson.
Sierk ... .;; ;;...,..,,' ,r:,, o'so"
ADDRESS; Dehham. Mhn,
Justice Of the Pence. Henry Paulsen
Constable ..........,... u. a. Carlson
rnvvN mr. EXTRAORDINARY
ls,r.-v,sor.-r p.v.r a rLv,r~..
ton, J. r. Engier.
Clerk ........,,........ Frank Drtme
Treasurer ............ Anton Wanou,
|
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Kansas City, Mo.-Charles Ayers.
paymaster of the c. Nichols Invest
ment company. was held up and rob
bed OF $1,000 by four motor car bandits
here The money was in a grip and
Ayers was on his way from a down
town bank to the Country club to pay
worknen. One bandit was killed in a
gun battle when police surprised seven
Italians robbing the Midland Transfer
company The robbers had $500
worth OF loot loaded on Q truck when
discovered
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

New York Sixty-three aliens
charged with being ''undesirables" ar
rived at Ellis island under a heavy
guard of federal agents. to be held for
deportation. They we're brought here
from Seattle, Chicago. Kansas City and
other points of the west and middle
west, where they had been taken into
custody by department OF justice
agents immigration officials declined
to give any information concerning the
deportees. except to state that there
were none of the radical leaders
among them
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
WILL BUILD BUFFER STATE
Japan and Russia Agree On Creation
OF Zone In Siberia.

neutrality-suspicious. have been
completed by Japan and Asiatic Rus
STA regarding the creation OF a buffer
state in Siberia. government memo
randum issued in Toxic announced, ac-
cording to Toxic cables to Nipru Jill.
Asiatic Russia has agreed to preserve
peace. to maintain friendly relations
with Japan and abolish communism.
while Japan has agreed to withdraw
her troops from the buffer territory and
the European Bolsheviki armies are
to be barred from the territory. the
memorandum was quoted
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
IRISH CRISIS IS ALARMING
House Of Commons Sees Danger Of
Anarchy In Situation.

House Of Commons Sees Danger OF
Anarchy In Situation.
London Sir Horace Plunkett
founder OF the Irish Dominion league
and leader of the moderate Irish Ma
tionalist opinion. told large audience
that the situation in Ireland is more
gravely alarming than it has been
within his knowledge
A similar view is reflected by the
newspapers Of all shades OF politics
1t found expression in all the speeches
OF discussions in the House of Com
mons. even Sir Edward Carson de
claring we had never known anything
like the state Of anarchy prevailing
and that lin three quarters Of ireland
the British Government has been en-
tirely beaten"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
Years Exports Eight Billions.

Washington-Export from the Uni.
ted States during the fiscal year end
ing June 80, reached a new high record
Of $S.111. 100000. but as all records for
imports also were smashed the net
trade balance In favor of this country
was only $$2.S72, 900. 900 This COM
pared with trade balance OF slightly
more than $4,000. 900 900 the year be-
fore.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
TOWN or rNLAvsoN


supervisors--Andrss. Jensen. Norman
X. Evans. Fred Mannelin.
ADDRESS: sandstone, Hina. Rost. y.
justices Of III. rsace-~csrs Andsr.on.
Hans Johansen.
Constable .........,...... Gust Riddle,
TOWN or mlNcKlEy
Supervisors---Chas. Gehhart. Elmer
Clark. Carl Schneider.
e''' Address. 'Hiiinciiiiey. ninn. -.''
JUSTICES 81 tn. r.ac.--rsssr Pearson. Arson
cen.tsblss--Xndrew w.snar. Joseph
TOWN OF KERRiCk
Johnson. 5. \. Haivsrsdn:.
e'',. Address. 1nia;aa.s',;.. n.nn;
Consta oles--wm. Olson. Ludwig Klein
TOWN or KETTLE RuvER
sapervisors--Herman Nortrup. Alvin
Clerk :..t,......... Angus. Brandt
rnrss.rss ''''''''' c;:c,r...: ~ xtrrev
J ISs,,ce OF IN. p.ac. 1so1 x.rws, nrsndt
TOWN OF MISSION CREEK
Supervisor ...'...,., vincent sacpnan
e's Address: R,nck,.y M fnns Ro sSme !.
treasurer .......s..., l.. !. Ourhdnik
TOWN or MCPHERSON
Supervisors---R. r. King. John Edin.
/ VIM. LeMay.
Address. N,ckerson. MINI.
iassis. Of the Peace -, :: "a KIM
/ ConStabie ....s,...... NuDen fsterson
| s>n,rN nv NnmMAN
supervisors--Chns. jackson. James
c,. "sl's''' John .anasrs arthur ". Wood
Address; Rutisdss. Mimi.
Treasurer ........... Joseph Inhofer
| TOWN or oGEMA
supervisors---Chria Hansen. Sheridan
Greig. Arthur Ryan.
'' Address, LAX. Lena 81 n;nn.
Justices Of the Psacs-james Jordan. sr.
Elder Bostrom.
Constable ..,....,...s.. JACK lAnehAn
| TOWN or PINE CITY
supervisors--Ols Hsrrud. Joe Roubi
mex. n. J.. Haug.
Address. pm. city. MINI. T. 1.
Treasurer ............., ~. A.. Volts
TOWN OF PINE LAKE
apprehension bosch. John Rabtne
Aaoiph kaspsrsck.
Address. FIniayson. MINI.
iassics. Of In. P..ee-j. rssry. Esns'
| K0tvisto.
Constables--wm. Dewits. Ed Martin
TOWN OF POKEuAMA
Supervisors--J. II. Holland. G. n. Ram
sey. Bernie HAdy.
- Address. pine city. MINI.
justices OF tho Peacs--Kari n. Nordby
J. w. Jewell.
IConStaplo .............. .. a. AaTSo'
TOWN or PARTRIDGE
! supervisors--Frsd Degerstrom. d. J
Adoiphssn. N. p. Nielsen.
: Address: Askov. MINI.
justices OF the Peace-s. Chr. D,xsn. ]
. r. Nielsen.
, Constabie.--John Krants. Peter Peter
sen.
TOWN or ROYALTON
Supervtsors--J. r.. Swanson, 4.
r Address. pine CITY. Mimi. Route !.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
HEAVY STRAIN ON CREDIT

10 Expected When Movement Of 1920
Crop Begins.
Chicago-Failure to liquidate grain
loans incurred in moving last years
crops, a situation largely due to the
car shortage. will strain the country's
credit facilities still further when the
movement of the 1920 crops begins.
the Seventh Federal Reserve bank an
nounces in its July report. The banks
will be called on to finance two crops
at one time. 1t is pointed out, and at
the same time the huge amounts OF
capital furnished by the United States
Grain corporation last year have been
withdrawn
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
FRENCH TO ENTER DAMASCUS
To Retaliate For Breaking Of Word
BY Syrians.

Beirut Syria-The French troops
have resumed their march on Damas-
Gus as a result OF an attack on a
French detachment between HONS and
Tripoli by the troops OF Prince Feisal,
head Of the Syrian state. after he had
accepted the ultimatum OF General
Gouraud. To prevent further attacks
the French cleaned out Feisars forces
between Ell Bika and Damascus. The
French expect to enter Damascus at
once.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
t267, $50 Liquor eixure.

Toledo. Ohio-Federal agents made
the biggest whisky seizure in the his
tory OF this section of the state when
they confiscated liquor valued at S2s7,-
$50 on a railroad siding at Lang, Ohio.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29
GASOLINE RATION IS LIKELY
Big Refners Hold Plan Necessary to
Keep Prices Down.

Washington-A gasoline rationing
system, to be applied throughout the
entire United States. Is being consid
cred by big refiners.
The rationing system il designed an
last resort to curtail consumption
and keep the price from being forced
to more than 40 cents q gallon. gov
eminent officials here have been in
formed by representatives OF the re-
finers.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1920-07-29

Truck Goes Over Preeipiee.
Santander, Spain-A motor truck
fell $50 feet over a precipice at a small
village near here. killing its three oc-
cupants.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-02
AUNT JANE WALKER, DEAD

Aunt Jane Walker died at her home here last Sunday evening, following an illness of several days.
 She was one of the oldest ladies in this. community, being nearly 80 years old.
 She is survived by one son, J. M. Walker. Deceased was born in Indiana, but had been a resident of Newark for many years. She was a member of the Methodist church.
 The remains were buried at Blue Springs Monday evening, Rev. E. A. Horn conducting the funeral service.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-02
RAILROADS LAY OFF MEN

Little Rock, Nov. 29.-The Missouri Pacific and Rock Is- land railroad companies an Hounced material reductions ir their shops in North Little
 ek today. The Rock Island will dispense with 130 men and the Missouri Pacific pro- poses to let out 175. Reducing operating expenses is the req son assigned for the reduction of the shops working forces.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-02

mon beer prospects in the North Carolina mountains are more brilliant than for many years. Not so many people in Texas know anything about this tasty beverage, but it is full of pep, pop and potenti- ality, and it does not invali- date an ordinary church mem bership.-Houston Post.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-02
HOGS DYING FROM
 UNKNOWN DISEASE

Evening Shade, Nov. 3O.- Much complaint is being heard in this section of the loss of hogs. Many are dying in the fattening pens. It is not known what the disease is, though some stockmen attribute the trouble to the great quantity of bitter acorns that are found in the woods.