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DIED.


l:,ls an. BLiSCmE MONIES ANDER
soN. beloved wife of the Rev. \. Y. Ander
son H. d.. and daughter Of the late Fred
nowell, Funeral services at the residence O!
Df. H. {. Thompson. $500 18th st. NV.
Monday: March I. at pm. ,Interment pri
sste. VIE ,,,! Please omit flowers. CHarrisburg. Pa.
ana th'faso. ILL.,, papers please. cOpy.) ~
A1Lo6. Entered into life eternal. Thursday.
reprnary q; 1920. at 12:45 pm. MILTON
+. AfLoH. beloved husband Of Minnis NJ
.n,;,. Myi1r Eunera! from Hyson's undertaking
Pm. intefnept At Congressional cemetery.
HLAkE. February 28, f92O. in Madison. ca
from pneumonia. ROBERT C. BLAKE, husba nd
81 Eva Blake tnee knightonl and son Of l..
81. ana Maggie T. Blake. Notice Of fuh4ra
hereafter. baltimore papers please copy.) .
soTTs. Suddenly. "Wednesday. February %,
~ ~ M an, At his retidence. BEvER.
EEH,;I EEd r.: beloved son Of the late willism and
svsn Evsitna' ectts' IN the ssth year Of Ms aee.
sardo Co.. 4,a 81 pe. q s.,%rda, Ms.3n r.b: D.
y ruary 20, At 2,aO pm: ReIatives and friends
nleo 70 aftend. 1nter1nent private. 2s'
6owis' Departed this life February IT. 1920.
at y o'clock noon. wILEANA BOWIE. aeedi
years. danghftr Of George and AIbrrfs
nowie; Ct her residence. "a b st.. s.w.. No.
tee OF funeral later. -
sAAD1. February 20. 1920. at am, at the
1rs BRADY q funses 1soTss r. IaSl MSllia NARY a.
from lGSO Cf1ttenden 81
than. saturday: February 2s: at $50 am.
. .neco I" tho Church Of the Nativity. .2S
7AaSAr. Sunday. February %. 1920 In Nj.
ami, Arfz. from pneumonia. WALTER E
husband Of Dora Bright tnee Arn.ttI. and
son or Henry {. and tho late Ilstherfne a
nfisht: Funeral Monday March /. a. ia
In, from the home Of his brother lanes
~; fright ~ Adan,a st. NV, Jptermen,
"~etery 29s
eaowM. DEPARTED this life Thursday. resr,
nSS,, 20, l92G. at 1olo pm. Mrs lane
Pru, the devoted wife Of George Z
brown Of 523 24th at. NV. shs ie..e. tc
i MiouIn their loss three brothers. = host of
HEeces. nephegs apd friends EunersI f,o,,
ENseeteenth Street Baptist Church Hnndsx
y February g. at pm. 20s
SAATEA. Thursday. February ee 1ooo =,
widow Of Robert Carter. she il. AA ~. =,
mourn her loss three SON. Ern..t esS.s w.. 20
ro rna Marsha1l. and niece, Mrs. MAJ w.h.ta. Sn
Funeral from her late residence 1ail s1;
~. Aondayy March 1, At o am fhs"sa
TO Trfn. ty Church '' '1eaee aea
oAvB; By order of the most vo,.hin,,,,
ssn.... Shu MASTER the officers and msmbrrr ~
Serahr . Lodge, No 1s. r. A. A. M an.
Me Sth nouasd to assemble at Masonic Tenn.
pte, W., o'h and and Virginia ave. Sc. Mondsn
attsnd;a isSo. at I pm. for the puruose a.
s,Ey r, she funeral Of Brother CHAIN.
fron, Hasis Da OF Refuge Lodge Atlanta q.
between ess ConEregationsI Church, M st'
JnfTN G,a %av1nd 1nd 7th SITS. NV.
ITHN rR.N PAYNE TURNER, NJ. ". G. ~
NJ hANk M d. MCKINNEY, W.
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I" HE Vice President and Mrs.
Marshall will leave Wash
- ington at o'clock today
for Arizona. where they
go to spend several weeks
IN their bungalow at Scottsdale. near
Phoenix. Mr.. and Mrs. Kimsey. the
parents of Mrs. Marshall, make their
home in that part of Arizona.
The ambassador of Argentina and
Mme. LIE Breton will entertain a dis
tinEuished company at dinner TO-
night, and another event Of more than
usual note will be the musical to-
night. with Mr.. William Phelps Emo
as host.
The Secretary of the Interior and
MIS- Lane were the guests of honor
at dinner party given last evening
derson.
The Attorney General. Mr.. A..
Mi,cheli Palmer Joined Mrs. Palmer
and their family at their home today
after short trip to New York. where
MIR. Palmer went as the guest of
nonor to attend the dinner of the
New York County Lawyers Associa.
ton, given in the Hotel Astor last
night
The former Secretary of State and
Mrs. Lansing are leaving this after
noon for Seabreeze. Fla. where they
VIII spend three weeks at the Prin-
cess lssenia. They will be accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
valentine of Watertown. N. Y, who
arrived in Washington this morning
AmhaasadOrs to Re Guests
The am bassador of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew. and the ambassador of
Argentina and Nine. LIE Breton are
among those who have accepted in
vitations to join the guests at the
dinner dance to be given in the Cafe
st. Marks on the night of March 10
for the benefit of the marine memo
rial, to be erected at Somme Ply,
France. AS the party Is similar to a
huge Dutch treat party. the guests to
be seated at long tables. those wishing
to sit together should notify Mrs.
Claude Mayo Of the committee, so
they will not be otherwise placed. AS
the dinner and dance carries on much
as a private function, it is quite
necessary to make early reservations.
Mrs. Francis Bacon James enter
tanned a party of young girls at
luncheon today, the friends of her
Miss Teresa James, who
made her debut last season. the event
being for Miss Clarissa Stem a gifted
young actress. who is staying with her
cousin. Miss Alif1e Halstead while alb
sent from her company. The guests
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Births Reported.

Tho following births have sbeen reported to
the health department In the last twenty -four
hours: E't' .''-'' 4 ~ - '.-
Solomon and Helen Stein, girl.
William L. and Elsie N. .sBf6wn, boy.
william Il. and Edith-L l. Dyer. boy.
August p. and Bertha L. DoFr. boy.
Clarence /. and Catherine N. Queen. boy.
Ellsworth n. and Ethel NJ. Homar, girl.
Joseph II. and Mary A. Devine. boy.
William g. and Mabel f. 4Geyer. girl. -
Robert II. and Catherine J. Cox, girl.
william and Mary Y. EschinRer, boy. 2
Theodore T. and Gertrude. NJ Hess. boy
Harry 8. and Bessie NJ. Schulman, boy.
Wilmore and Lola. Wells, boy sl
Balls A. and Bessie Dunlap. boy.
James ard Elfza Monroe. boy F'"'
H4.eiapd and Stella Payne, boy. -
Arthur n. SD BdAs A. Randall, gfA.
willie end Ethel Mitoaali. ,sirls = -,
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty four
hours:
Lille X. Thompson, SO. 412 1lth st. s.w.
Eleanor J. Johnson. q. 8222 Wardef At. =,
sity Hospital.
Frances I. Clarke, 10. $50 Westminster st.
Clarence I. Morrison. s. willard Hotel.
Thomas F. Acaster. 25. Casualty Hospital
May Hayden, 81. Tuberculosis Hospital.
Josephine Schoenborn, ST, 1914 Olive st, n. G.
Sarah II. Muaser, "a. 9O3 10th st.
Fred 8. Dickerson. 3s, st. Elizabeth's Hos,
pital.
Louise p. T. Morse, 20, 1114 lamont st,
John R. Hlsson. II dsys, Provfdeact HosrftAL,
Edward G. Deip. Is days. s2a " -. ~,
Edith NJ Eskridse. 4s. l5l: d st. Sc
Eliza Carter, %, 1914 32d 1T. ~
James Turner. I, 500 I vt. s.w. -'s -
Charles T.. Colbert, 43, 72s Balls court
Eugene Wilmington. months, Freedmen s
Hospital.
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ing one and the music was rare ana:

ing one and the music was rare and
delightful.
| Mrs. James Mcdonald and her son,
Mr.. Arthur Bradley Campbell. who
have been at Palm Beach for six
| weeks, arrived yesterday In WASH
| ington. They will not open their
Massachusetts avenue home. but will
spend some days at the Shoreham be-
! fore going to New York to sail for
Newport again this season. +
Mrs. John G. williams and her lit
tie son. John G. Williams. jr.. of 437
18th street southeast. sailed Friday
from Charleston. 8. C.. for Haiti,
| where they Will Join Mr.. Williams.
chief pharmacist's mate. L. s. N. who
has been stationed there for two
years.
Mrs. George Fl. Demonet has re-
turned home from Philadelphia after
| a months visit to her son-in-law and
daughter. Lieutenant Commando and
Mrs Cecil 8. o'Brisn.
The newly organized Glad Five
Hundred Club met at the home Of Miss
! Emily Abel. SIS 18th street northeast.
Thursday. when Miss Flora c. schuldt
" as chosen president. and Miss Gladys
Rogenmoser, secretary and treasurer.
Tho members Of tho club are Miss
Emily Abel, Mrs Gertrude Cunnen.
| son. Miss Nola Hudson. Miss Iva
Menefee. Miss Ruth Lamison. Miss
Gladys Rogenmoser. Miss Lillian
Rogenmoser. Miss Amy Rauch. Miss
Flora Schuldt, Miss Peggy Stewart.
Miss Edith Strain. Miss Madeline
nette vioni. Miss Mary williams and
Miss Eliza Vincent. The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Miss
Eliza Vincent and Miss Edith Strain.
Before a brillian. audience Of writ
ers. artists and musicians that crowd
ed the clubrooms Of the League Of
American Penwomen yesterday after
noon, Mrs. Carrie Jacobs. Bond gave an
original program Of her own COM
positions and told the story Of her
professional life. Mrs. Bond told of
ton as composer. and to the many
young musicians and composers PRES
ent her words were an inspiration.
Mrs. Bonds appearance at the league
made gala day for tn penworneh. as
she has been a member of the or
ganization for years Mrs. Isaac
Pearson. president Of the league. in
troduced Mrs. Bond by telling the
pride the League Of American PEN
women felt in her work and member
ship.
The tea was given primarily for-the
celebration Of National Music week.
Miss Jessie Mcbride, musical critic.
opened the program with a talk ON
Music 'in WashingtoR,1, and. d.hepske
of the need of bringing the mus clans
in Washington more before tho pub
lie. z
The rooms Of the clubhouse were
beautifully decorated with :; flowers
that were sent by Miss Margaret Will
son from the White House in honor
Of Mrs. Bond. >.
Tea was served by Mrs. Clara L.
Barnard. an English wEiter. who is
spending the winter here.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have, been issued to the
: Frank osborne and .Marsarret v. Magfruder.
Edmund II. Weir of New York city ana
Marie N. Ieibold OF this city.
Ricffand2L L. Rogers aud Mabel NJ, Hogan.
Z Harry A. Martin Of Brooklyn. \. Y, and
Nan NJ Holland OF this 'city. -
Mckinley Ford and Edith Jackson.
+, Dudley H. Davis and Virginia v. Trent. both
of Lynchburg. Va.
Arthur. II. Tuttls Of lowell. ,Aess., and
; James A. Greasy. IT,. snd Ellen 4. Fuqua.
both Of Richmond. Va.
Aloysius Hawkins and Rosa T.. E.sPonsee. both
of Landover. Md. ....-,,
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a coronation scene of the early French
renaissance. The costumes will be OF
the period of Henry III.
Among those who will make up the
| group from this city are Mrs Scott
| Thropp. Mrs. Sylvanus Stokes. Miss
Miss Virginia Eckels, Miss Caroline
Nash. Miss Helen McLanahan. Miss
Elizabeth Stevenson, Miss Lindsay
Wood. Miss Gordon and Capt. J. w.
, Enochs. L. S. N: Col. Raymond +.
Lee. L. S. A: Mr.. Robert Bell. Mr..
| Sylvanus Stokes, Mr.. Scott Thropp and
Maj. George Oakley Totten. jr.
Mrs. Albert S. Burleson will be the
hostess tor the District of Columbi;,
Federation Of Women's Clubs on Mon
day afternoon at o'clock in THE
| Little Theater," in the Post Office De-
partment building. between llth and
18th streets on Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs. Burleson. who has won distinc-
tion for her work in organizations de-
voted to dramatic art, will give a talk
to the Federation of. Womens Clubs
at that time as chairman of the dra-
matte department of the federation.
Mr.. George F. Bowerman will ad-
dress the. organization for the de-
partment of literature and library ex-
tension, which is under the chairman.
ship Of Mrs. E. D. Hardy. Miss Maud
Aitor, chairman of the Americaniza-
ton of the District OF Columbia feu-
Grafton, will speak and Mrs. Howard
L. Hodgkins. president Of the District
federation. unites with Mrs. Burleson
in inviting women interested in these
subjects.
Mrs. George Lewis Mayer Of Phila-
delphia is spending the week end with
her mother. Mrs. James F. Barbour,
and will return to her home on Mon
day. =
The Washington Society Of the
Archaeological institute OF America
has sent out cards for the ninety
seventh regular meeting Of the So
ciety to be held as the guests Of
Canon and Mrs. J. Townsend Russell
in the ballroom OF the Hotel Ia Fay
cite, 18th and I streets. Thursday
evening, March IL. at $3.50 o'clock.
Arthur Stanley Riggs. F. r. C. S., of
Nofthport, N. Y. will give an Illus
trated lecture on Rome. Ancient and
Modern-Her Suggestion to America"
The Rev. William Cleveland Hicks
has returned from a month in Florida.
Miss Margaret Hicks. who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman
Cross during her parents absence, will
take up her residence again at the
Marlborough with her father and will
be at home on Sunday afternoon to
her friends.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Ethel K. Shipley and Mr.. 81. muel c.
Nash in the rectory Of the Fifth Bap-
tist Church on Saturday, February 21.
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Society

| included Miss Nancy Lane. Miss Mar
cia Chaplin. Miss Margaret Simonds
Miss Leila Gordon. Miss Janet Heron
and Miss Peggie Martin.
| Or. Carlos Gibson, secretary OF the
! Peruvian embassy, and Mrs. Gibson
| entertained a small company at din
ner last evening at the Cafe St
| Marks.
Mrs Breckenridge Long will be at
home informally tomorrow afternoon
after o'clock.
Mr.. William Phelps Emo and Mrs.
, Ehle will not receive tomorrow after
! noon. but will resume their Sunday
| afternoons at home the following
| week.
Mrs. NJ w. Ireland will be at home
| this afternoon for the last time this
! season
Mrs. Joseph f. Kalbfus will be at
! home tomorrow afternoon after S
/ o'clock at 1919 30th street.
Mrs. Edward Cooper of Bramwell. W.
| Va. wife of former Representative
son at the Hotel Raleigh, and has en-
tertained and been entertained here, has
been recalled to her home by the death
! of MIR. Coopers mother.
Mrs Carl Joerissen has returned to
Washington and joined Mr.. Joerissen n
at their home, 1919 Massachusetts
avenue, after a visit of several weeks
at Palm Beach. Mrs. Harry Aver OF
Boston. who accompanied Mrs. Joeris-
sen south, remained in Florida
Mrs. Samuel Ambrose Duval will be
at home informally tomorrow after
noon from TO o'clock. she WILL nave
assisting her Mrs. Edward Banks Glib
son. wife of Lieut.. Commander GIBSON,
L. s. n.
The regular Saturday evening sub
scription dance at the Columbia Coun-
try Club will take place there to-
night.
Mrs. Charles P. Grandfield and her
daughters. Mrs George A. Cook OF
Duluth. Mimi, and Mrs. Harry Faber
White. will receive informally. on
Tuesday afternoon from to 5 O'Clock
at their home on Conduit road.
Washington Society in New York.
Plans to have Washington repre-
scented at the Beaux Arts ball In New
YORK city on March II by a group
which will rival artisically the
xroup of any other city at the AFFAIR
were completed at q meeting OF 50
ciety folk following 9 dinner lot the
cast at the residepce OF MAI george
Oakley Totten, jr.. 1888 10Th streel
northwest. last night. -. ~. -.
The Washington group will portray
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CARDS or THAN1kS.

COX. Mr.. George h. Cox and family ackneWl-
edge, with srateful apprecia Ton. the hind ex'
presaa0ns Of sympathy at the death Of my
dear wife. ETHEL 3. COX. ~
WARD. We wish to expfess our sincere thanks
to our relatives and friends for their sym
pathy. ffndnsss and beautiful floral tribdees
Of our sen and brother. GEORGE 0gEEN
WMFlkLD. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our Ielatives and friends and also
to the Missionary Society and Organ Mite
club for their Kindness and beautiful 1ofal
tributes at the death Of our dear mother and
grandmother MARY WINFIELD.
DELLA AND HELEN BOLDES. .
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THOSE WH0NEEDFATHER JOHNS !.
MEDICINE CAN GET IT NOW
Temporary Shortage, Due to Grip Epidemic
and Traffic Difficulties, Has Been Overcome

Because of the great demand for Father Johns Medicine
during grip epidemic and also OF the congesed
traffic conditions result OF the recent storms there
temporary shortage OF Father Johns Medicine among OF
dealers this city This condition has been corrected
and the wholesale druggists able to supply any drug
whose supply has been depleted by the demand
Great numbers people all the country have learned
to depend Father Johns Medicine time OF emergency
the grip epidemic They know that the pure food el
OF which Father Johns Medicine is composed give
strength with which fight off the effects OF the disease 1t
sootes and heals the breathing passages helps drive
impurities and strength and health Guaranteed free
from alcohol doctors prescription than 60 years
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CLAIMED BY DEATH.
JAMES HALEY

| "ord mas been received of tho d.,,L'
th;s nailey, former resident ~
tia '' Cy S.y VINO died yesterday at Rat :.
Nj W;ch |resk sanatorium. Battle Greek
! M Ha,,s @ was sixty-six years old.
scotland. &c January 7. 1854. He eams
70 TINS country at an ea,Iv s
Vas educated in the public. scbo..T.
/ ot ti .nis city. where he resided for Eums
Later he went to South D,k,,, -
! ing one Of the early pio,eors ~, ,Is :.
oack mis- region. At Dsanwood -.
esta aollshed the FIST telegram lin. nc
tnat section in 1876. - :: -'"e IN :,
! During a considerable part Of mi.
time he was in danger Of attoct .l.s ~.
| the Indians. which fact comnsiied hir,
work. WINE AT
ne became member of the state
! ieGfslature and was twice mayor ~
| hapid CITY, s. D. At the TIME Of his
| death he was president of the Ranid
City First National Bank and aIso
| president of the Hot Springs and the
Hill City banks ''''
! Mr. HALEY had many friends in this
CITY ana is. survived by his widow. eight
Gmiaren % and several grandchildren.
| one, of the Department of. .ARricul.
ture. resides at 627 7th street south
west; four sisters. Mrs: o. IS. Swa,,k
| Miss Sarah HALEY and Miss Marsaret
! Halley or this city. and Mrs T. J.
| Bundiek. and a brother also survive
Funeral arrangements have not vet
been completed. :. ."r1 :;
ORLANDO W. NORCRoss.
| WORCESTER. Mass. February %
i-Orlando W. Norcross, famous az
[ building contractor on some of the
most important structures erect ed nv
the United States during the last fifty
years. died here yesterday. aged eighty
one years. He was a native of Clinton,
/; ANNA ALICE CHAPIN.
NEW YoRE. February 2s.-Anna
Alice Chaplin, writer who cola borated
in the libretto of Babes in Toyland,"
has died At her home here. Mrs.
Chapin wrote many books on musical
topics besides novels. fairy stories
and short etories.' She was forty
years old and was the widow of. Rob,
ert Peyton Carter. Who appeared in
: several, plays with 'Maude Adams
WILL T. HEALEY.
| ATLANTA, February 2S.-Wiu T.
Healey. hnancier and one Of the larg-
| est property owners in Atlanta, died
suddenly at his home here yester-
day. where he was apparently re-,
cuperating from a short Illness. He
was born here sixty eight years ago
and is survived by a widow and two
young sons. - -
WILLIAM q. JENNINGS.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, February 2s.
William s. Jennings. former Cover
nor Of Florida. died yesterday after
noon In St. Augustine He had been
quite i'll for some time and was just
returning from Palm Beach, where
he had been in hopes the warmer
climate would help him recuperate.,
MT. Jennings was a first cousin OF
take place here tomorrow -,
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Bad Breath
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets Get
at the Cause and Remove 1t
makes sick skins well I:

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calOmeI, act gently
on the bowels and positively do
the work. People afflicted with bad
breath find quick relief through
taking them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. They act gently but firmly
on the bowels and liver; stimulate
ing them to natural action, clearing
the blood, and purifying the entire
system. They do that which calomel
does, without any of the bad after
effects. Take one or two every
night for a week and note the pleas.
Ing effect. l0c and 2Sc q box.
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Governor Of Hawaii n Guest.

The Governor of Hawaii and Mrs
Mccarthy and the members of the
Hawaiian delegation were enter
tanned at a musical at the Shoreham
last evening by quintet of men
playing Hawaiian instruments and
singing. The program was a charm
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GEORGE r.. KEELER.

( PETERSBURG. Va. February 2s.-
George b. Keeler. one of the best
known CONTRACTORS in this section.
died today following a. brief illness.
He was a native of Connecticut. but
has been in this city for q number
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Midshipman Dies at Annapolis.

/ ANNAPOLIS, Md; February Is
,(SpeciaD - Midshipman Frank d.
Hodgkinson of Colorado. a member
of the third class, Naval Academy,
has died at the Naval Academy here of
pneumonia following influenza. His
father is on, his way to Anna polis
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Second Lieut.. Horace'M H. Corey.
Goth Aero Squadron. was killed at
El Pasoi Monday when his airplane
fell 1,2O0 feet after bursting into
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The marriage is announced of Miss
Ethel K. Shipley and Mr.. 81, muel c
Nash in the rectory of the Fifth Bap-
tist Church on Saturday, February 21
the Rev. John E. Briggs officiating.
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Mrs Charles P. Grandfield and her
daughters. Mrs. George A. Cook Of
Duluth, Mimi, and Mrs. Harry Faber
White, will receive informally: on
Tuesday afternoon from 3 to O'CLOCK
at their home on Conduit road
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-01-04
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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1920-09-03
LABOR'S ACTIVITY
WORRIES

Topeka, Kan.-Labor's non-partisan
activity is worrying politicians, who
ere having their states smashed by
workers taking an active part in the
primaries. A movement has been
started to abolish the primary system
and return to the convention method,
and the workers are now pledging
candidates for the Legislature against
the proposal