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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
NOTICE OF SALE FOR
SPECIAL TAX I'd;

Notice is hepesy given Chat special
ts,cs for The laying Of water maIns
IN water Main District No. Q OF the
town Of Lewissoa In Cache eounis
Utah, ase due and unpaid In amoun.sl
and UPON the lands SET forth and de-
.crtbed ip',be aelipaveDt Lists hereto
attached snd unless said taxes Ia
esther with The costs Of publication.
are Maid on or before the lath day
n, July, 1880. The rssi property ue'
IN which suoh tases are due viii on
aid say be sola for said ta,es. cosis
of ADVERTISING spd expesses OF sas.
q, the fropt door Of ths lewiston
state Bsnh. in Lewiston, Cache ceun'
ty Utah, besinnins 81 the boar o.
.-.,,. oc,oca Boon Of said day. and
continuing until al Of said properly
.h.l, have been sold.
me dsa,nquent List mentioned 10
III. foregoing police Of sale showinr
The name Of the owner, description
., the property and the amount o.
Ia, and accrued .sserest to June ass'
1870 In dollars and cents is as f"i
lows, to-wtt:
JOHN BLAIR y
pessnn,ns ~ . point "a
feet north Of a point
1so4.S test west Of the
,cu.bsasi corner Of Bee
| t,op s, Township a.
North Of Range !. East
T. Of the Salt Lake Rsse
and Nevidisp, and r"n-
utus thence west 100
feet; thence por,h 100
feet; tbspce esss 100
!, feet; thence south 100
feet 70 sesipnins -...... $l+s's'
nesinning NJ y point %
fee, north Of pSint
lS3d.s feet west oil The
sousl.sss, corner Of Sec
ton =, Township II,
North Of Range !, East
of Salt Lake Bsse and
Meridian and running
thence west IS feet
thence north 100 Feet;
thence east 6S feet;
thence south 100 feet to
beginning ....-.....-'.-..'''-.' 80
REUBEN kARREN
(cxre Of Geo. Karren)
beginning at a point 33
feet, west of. point
1855 feet pnrth OF
the southeast corner OF
section s, Township IA,
north Of range /, east
Of the Salt Lake Base
and Meridian, and run
ming thence north SAB
feet; thanee west 100
feet; thence south 647.5
feet; tiieucs east 100
feet 70 beginning ....-...$ 2l's
JULIA LEWIS
Beginuiuy at point 80
feet north Of poiut
1a15 feet east OF the
southeast corner OF Sec
ton s. Township -.
north OF Range !. East
Of the Salt Lake heri-
dian. and running
thence east 1918 feet;
thence north 100 feet;
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

.Fei ~. efr Lsse hsri--
. \, dian abs running thence ..4. .
.si,s ncyth isot feet; .Ss
..M thence ives, 100 feet;
thence soa,s 1901 ,Sest:
Z. tAesse east 100 feet 10
hegfnnins ...........>--.s $474.1S
ROY KENT
Beeinnipe az q point 30
F.. feet nesth Of n point
1851 feet east Of The q, -
northwest corner Of Soc
ton I, Township "a.
North Of Range /, East y.
AZ The Sab Lake Meri-
dian. and rubbing
tbenee ess, to7.5 feet;
thence south 100 feet:
hence west Tp7S feet;
thepee north 100 feet to
heefnhing ..,................. ! 1857
noY KENT
,Alao beginning NJ
ONT. 81 feet south Of
point i32s.5 feet east
Of the northwes, conner
Of Section 2, Township
II. North Of Range J,
East OF Salt Lake Neri.
dian, and running
thence esst 1122.5 feet:
thence south 400 feet;
thence west MAS feet;
thence north 100 feet to
beginning .......,..-....... $25S.S3
RAY KENT
Besinniug al point SO
feet east OF q point
1899 feet south OF the
north ~est corner OF Sec
ton 2, Township IA,
North of Range ], East
Of Salt Lake Meridian,
and running thence
south 24o feet; thence
esst 100 feet; thence
north $40 feet: thence
west 100 feet; TO be-
ginning ...........-......... ! !: II
RAY KENT
Also beginning, at a
point 80 feet east of .
point 80 feet south Of
the northwest corner OF ..,
= Section 7. Township IA,
North of Range ],
East Of the Salt Lake
Meridian, and running
theme. south s66 feet;
thence east 100 feet;
thence north SIS feet;
thence east 1853 feet;
J. themes north 100 feet;
thence west 1905 feet
10 beginning ...,a..-..... s1i7.t
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
feet; thence south 14ss
feet; theSce vsm tea
feet; thence. north 1888

feet; thence north 1888
feet 10 beginning $780,. Z Saee1V
GEORGE II. wElsKR G
BEGINNING at . point 80
feet east Of q point 80
feet north Of the south l.
west corner Of Sectjon
3, Township ~. Noyth
o. Range J. east Of the
salt Lake Meridian and
> running thence porth
2s2y,b feet; thence east
100 feet; thsnee south
2ss4.s feel; thsnee west
100 feet TO beginning :. 312o.sc
WALLACE ALFRED "
(Care Of John Havhss~ood) e
Beginning ., q pe4st 80
fee, west Of . point SS1
feet north Of the south
East corner Of seetion
30, township Is, north
OF range !, west Of the
Bait Lahe Meridian, md
running thence Aorth
100 feet; thence west
100 feet; thence soutb
100 feet; thence esst
400 feet TO beginning s. $500
GEORGE ALFRED
tCare Of Jpo. Hawksswood) Il
beginning al a point 80 II
feet west Of . point Ss
IS feet porth OF the south
cart corner Of sss,tion
ae, Township Is, north
Of Range !. west Of the
Salt Lals Meridian. and
running thence north
100 feet; thence west
100 feet; thence sopth
100 feet; thence east
100 feet TO besipnine - $500
y. V. HODGES
Dssinnins as n point 80
feet south Of q point
1898 feet vest Of The
porthsast corner u See
lion "a, Tuwushtp ~.
North OF Ranae !. Went
Of the Sah Lake Mari |
dian, and ruuping
thence west 100 feet; |
/ ~ ,hcnee south 100 feet;
thence east 100 feet;
thence north zoe feet;
< 10 beginning ................ ,25spa
roy KpRr
beginning al a point s.s
feet south Of y point
:. PAIL fee, east OF the
| northwest corner OF Bee
ton z, Township "A.
North of Range I. sest
l "a ~. c.h che Aspi-
- dian, and runsins
,hesse ea., 100 ns,.
,benee south 100 feet;
thence west roe feet;
| thence north ieefeet TO
beginninE ...............-... $i0s'V'
|nAY KENT "~A.
| Bexipnins at a point 80
feet east Of point $50
feet south Of the north
west corner OF Section
| :, Township "a, North
of Rsnes 1, East Of the
Salt Lake Meridian and
running thence south
100 feet; thence east
100 feet: tbepce north
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

ssst corner Of Section
30, ruwnship lh, North
Of Range J, West Of the !
Salt Lake Meridian. and
Running thence north
s%ke 1sst; thence west
100 feet: thence south
1856 Feet; thence asAt
100 fee, 10 beeinning :.s4s.5s
ALFRED
(case Of Jno. Kswscswood)
Also, beginning ~
point 81 feet weA, Of p,
poipt ses.b feet north
Of the southeast corner
OF Section sc, Township
Is. North Of Range J.,
west OF the Salt Lake
Meridian. and running
'tbeDce hOsth .172.b feet;
thepee west 400 feet;
thence south f72.s Feet;
thence east 100 teet TO
BEGINNING ............-... ) 8.92
GEORGE ALFRED
(Care Of Jno. H&wheswood)
Besipnips ~ . point 80
Rect west Of , poipt. lss
feet north Of the south
esxt corner Of Section
sS. Township Is, North
al Range ], West of the
Sak Lshe Meridian. and
running thence north
b3a s feet; thence west
100 feet; thence south
622.s feet; thence east
TOO fee, 10 beginning s. 27.oS
GEORGE ALFRED
tCspe Of Jpo. Ksw keswood
Also. beginning ut
point 80 rect west Of
point 80 feet north Of
the southeas, corner OF
Section 3s. Township
Is, North Of Range /.
west Of the Ssh Lake
Meridians and running
thence north 30 feet;
thence west 100 feet;
thence north So feet;
5, thence west 1914 feet;
thence south 100 feet;
cthenee east 1414 feet to
beginning .................. 5 H.ss
BURT oLovEK
Beginning at a point SO
feet south Of point
1928 feet west Of the Nj
northeast corner Of Sec
ton "a. Township IA.
North OF Ranse 1, West
Of the Salt Lake Neri-
dian, and ruhnins
thence west sSi feet;
thence south 100 feet; rs
thence east s51 feet;
thence north 100 feet to t@ II
beginning .........-..-:.. $50. ~
u. v. HODGES
Beginning at point SO
feet south OF point
| 1853 feet weat Of the
northeast corner OF
Section "a, Township
IA, North Of Range /.
West Of the Salt Lake
Meridian, and running
thence west 101 feet;
thence south 100 feet;
thence east 10i feet;
thence north 100 feet to
beginnipg .-..-...-..-....-.- $st's'
IL. v. HODGES
Also beginning at
point % feet south OF
point 1853 feet west Of
the northeast corner OF
Section "a. Township
a. North Of Range l,
West Of the Salt Lake
Meridian, and running
y thence west l20 feet;
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10

BeGipnine al point ~
feet east Of point Ss9
feet south Of the north
west corner OF Section
:, Township "a, North
Of Rsnes 1, East Of the
Salt Lake Meridian and
running thence south
100 feet; thence east
100 feet; thence north
100 feet; thence west
100 feet to beginning IS $500
MRS. SAMUEL KENT
Beginning al a point aS
feet east OF point
l410 feet south OF the
northeast corner Of Sec
ton Is, Township "a,
north Of Range !, east
of the Salt Lake Mcri-
| dian, and running
thence south 100 feet;
thence east 100 feet;
thence north 100 feet;
thence west 100 feet to
beginning ......'''.''--'-''' @''s's'
THOMAS YOUNG
(Care OF Wallace Young
Beginning at point SO
feet west of point ass
| feet north Of the south
east corner Of Section
], Township -, North
OF Range ], West Of the
Salt Lake Meridian. and
running thence north
Zoe feet; tbenee west
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FRANK STEPHENSON
Beginning at n point s3
feet east Of a point 38
feet south OF the north
west corner OF Section
~; Township IA North.
I Of Range /, east Of the
salt Lake Meridian and
running thence east SIS
feet: thence south leo
feet; thsrse west as
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-07-10
Ave feeti. tbspes soseh !.
100 feel: ..Asies $50

aso feeti. tbepes soveh:.:; =.
y 100 feet: thsies ssn 49, go
100 feet 70 besfnnins !: ....Sl.ta
WALLACE ALFRED
tcare Of Jao. Hawheswoed)
Beeinnins ., q point -
feet west Of q po,n, 81
feet north Of the south- s..
ssst corner Of Section =
20, Township la, North
Of Ranse J. wes, Of the
Salt Lake Meridian. and
running thence north
sAkS Asst: thence west
100 feet: thence south
1856 feet; thence an
100 feet 10 beginning ..$4s.52
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Eva Yost, deceased. Mo- tice is hereby given by the undersign. ed Administrator of the estate of Eva fost, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at Flagstaff, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Coconino.
 JOHN YOST, Administrator of the Estate of Eva Yost, deceased.
 Dated, this 11th day of March, AID. 1920. 3-19-4t
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of J. c. Farrell, deceased Notice is hereby given by the under. signed Administrator of the estate of J. c. Farrell, deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first pub- lication of this notice to the said Ad- ministrator at Flagstaff, Arizona, the same being the place for the transac- tion of the business of said estate, in said County of Coconino.
 CHAS. H. HEISER, Administrator of the Estate of J. c. Farrell, deceased.
 Dated, this 11th day of March, A. D. 1920. 4-19-4t
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
BIRTHS IN COCONINO COUNTY
 DURING FEBRUARY, 1920.

The following is list of births re ported by local registrars of Coconint county for the month of February 1920, together with the name of child sex and parents names:
 Flagstaff District.
 Belmont, -, boy; Arthur anc Teresia A. Harnden Belmont.
 Brown, Robert Wm., boy; Chas. O and Martha Kah Brown.
 Jakle, Joseph, boy; Gus and Dora A Hines Jakle.
 Jefcoate, Ray Andrew, boy; A. C. and Dora V. Lucas Jefcoate.
 Samsky, Joseph Thos., boy; Joe J and Agnes K. Fitzsimmons Samsky. Lopez, Miguel, boy; Miguel and Dilia Tofoya Lopez.
 Myers Geo. Frederick, boy; George and Rita Mathison Myers.
 Pollard, Mary Frances, girl; John c. and Catherine B. O'Farrell Pollard. Ramirez, --, boy; Secery and Flora Castillo Ramirez.
 Rodriguez, -, boy; Juan M. and Rosaria Gomez Rodriguez.
 Rodriguez, -, boy; Jose S. and Julia Rivera Rodriguez.
 Trujilla, Domingo, girl; Pedro and Tieofila Tafoya Trujilla.
 Wong, Ben Fay Lincoln, boy; Wong June and Dew Yu Wong.
 Williams District.
 Gonzales, Juanita, girl; Emeleris and Dolores Pacheco Gonzales.
 Kincannon, Vivvian Margaret, girl; Ernest and Aisle Strange Kincannon. Macillas, Eluteria, girl; Fastunato and Luz Padilla Macillas.
 Morales, Superino, boy; Prisciliano G. and Flores Morales.
 Pray, Ethelyn Gladys, girl; Clifford E. and Ruth Stevens Pray.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

T think that cooking is woman's work said the young wife. "Yes," replied her husband, pushing away his share of the Christmas turkey; land l have heard that woman's work is never done."
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

Should husbands and wives tell each other everything ?" Might as well. Other people will if they don't" Huh ?" "I never sat in a poker game yet that somebody didn't tell my wife"
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

It is said that of men who shave themselves not one in fifty can use the ordinary razor with either hand.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

Sawdust is widely utilized in some or the European countries for the man. ufacture of cheap plotting paper.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

The natives of the Andaman islands average 3 feet II inches in height and weigh under 70 pounds.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

There are from 150 to 200 firemen on the largest transatlantic liners.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
New Brands Applied for March 6, 1920

piled for March 6, 1920 alton of Brand Name of Applicant
 Post Office Addres, ribs. Enriquez Bojartuez,
 Phoenix, Arizona. hip R. R. Miller, hip. Clifton, Arizona hlp. Wm A. Epperson, thigh Chloride, Arizona ribs. Mrs. Mamie Murray, shoulder. Springeville, Ariz. ribs. Alla,re and Soa,
 KJondyke, Arizona hip. Johr Anderson, Ter tail. Tonto, Arizona ribs. Brsebbark & Newell,
 Dos Cabezos, Ariz. ribs. Benjamin l.. Warner, tigh. Showlow, Arizona. nose to ribs. A. Lee Wilhelm, thigh. Vernon, Arizona. lip. Mrs. Mila Warren, thigh. Wilcox, Arizona. 1ip., Mrs. H. D. Carlson, high. Gro2m Creek, Ariz. lp. 4. f. Wulfjen, thigh. Elgn, Arizona. lp. Gregario Verdugo, high. Blackberry, Arizona ibs. Sierra, Aja & Aedo, shoulder. Marenci, Arizona. hip. Woolsey & Platt, thigh. Stafford, Arizona. ,-R-H. Ms. Elisa F. Salano, '-I Elgin, Arizona. ribs. Matte c. Wolfe, thigh. Williams, Arizona. ibs. Chas. A. Flake,
 Snowflake, Arizona ibs. George w. Henderson, high. Globe, Arizona. ip Meisterhaus Bros., high. Tombstone, Arizona thigh. Bertha McDougal,
 Williams, Arizona. lbs. Francisco & Guadalupe high. Cordova, Tuscon Ariz bs. S. G.. Wilton,
 Phoenix, Aria bs. Jesse L. Gatlin, high. Patagonia, Ariz. bs. Emmett Ralston,
 Aultman, Ariz lbs; J. N. Hunsaker, nigh. Douglas Arizona. lbs to hip J. N. Hunsaker
 Douglas, Arizona. -k-H. J. David Lee, 1T. Thatcher, Arizona. Ibs to thigh. c. M. LaPrade & Son, high Winslow, Arizona. shoulder. A. Lockman,
 Phoenix, Arizona. hip. Fred Alvarez, thigh. Ajo, Arizona bs. Julia B. Flares, nigh. Nogales, Arizona. boulder. Donna M. Fitch, houlder. Sarvoss, Arizona. hip. E. w. Hudson, thigh. Tempe, Arizona. bs. E. E. Bacon, ligh Globe, Arizona. bs. S. B. Tatum,
 Higley Arizona. bs. Mir. X Mrs. A. B. Scar nigh. baugh, Copper Hill. bs. J. D. & w. D. Neal, igh. Superior, Ariz Ds. J. D. Hill, igh. Duncan, Ariz hip. Earl E. Webster, shoulder. Hillside, Arizona.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
STRAY LIST, JANUARY Is, 1920

| No. ALTO Sold at Tempe, June 4, 1919, red COW,
 two years old No. ATT Sold at Wicksnburg June l. 1919, one red Mo- 4171 Sold at Wickenburg June 1, 1919, one red
 and white No. ATT Sold at Wickenburg June 1, 1919, red
 and white esteer.....,.-..........-- No. 4173 Sold at Winkelman June 25, 1919, red
 COW No. 4174 Sold at Segman June 2, 1919, red steer,
 one year old No. 4175 Sold at Seligman June 15, 1919, red
 steer No. 4lsO Sold at Florence July 2, 1919, roan cow No. ALSO Sold at Florence July 2, 1919, red bald No. 41s6 Sold at Phoenix July 2, 1919, one horse No. 44ls9 Sold at Tucson May sl, 1919, red steer No. 4199 Sold at Tucson May 31 1919, one teer,
 three years old No 4199 Sold at Tucson May Sa, 1919, one steer,
 three years old No d1Qo Sold at T,ccon May 1o1Q ctaar opa
 year old Mo- 4199 Sold at Tucson May s1, 1919, one steer Mo- 4199 Sold at Tucson May 31, 1919, steer two
 years old Mo- 42OO Sold at Tucson May 31, 1919, steer, three
 years old No. 42O6 Sold at Mesa May 15, 1919, roan steer No. 42OS Sold at Cordes June 30, 1919, steer, two
 years No 42O9 Sold at Ajo August 20, 1919, red steer,
 three years old No. 42l1 Sold at Nogales August 22, 1s19 mare,
 sixteen years old No. 4216 Sold at Tucson September 1, 1919 one
 mare yearlng No. 4216 Sold at Tucson September l, 1919 one
 mare yearling No. 42l6 Sold at Tucson September 1, 1919 one
 mare, yearling No. 4216 Sold at Tucson, September 1, 1919, one
 mare, yearling No. 4217 Sold at Tucson September 1, 1919, bay No. 4217 Sold at Tucson September 1, 1919, bay
 mare No. 4217 Sold at Tucson September l. 1919, bay
 mare -..--...--..-.......
 No. 4217 Sold at Tucson September l. 1919, bay
 mare No. 4217 Sold at Tucson, September 1, 1919, bay
 mare No. 421S Sold at Tucson September 1, 1919, enc
 marc .--..--...-.....--. No. 421S Sold at Tucson September l. 1919, one
 ihare -...-......-..-...... No. 4219 Sold at Tucson September 1, 1919, bay No. 4220 Sold at Wilcox, June G. 1919 red steer,
 one year old
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19

There are several rivers in Siberia that flow over beds of solid ice.
The Coconino sun., 1920-03-19
STRAY LIST, JANUARY Is, 1920

 s"'"A STRAY LIST, JANUARY IS, 1920 css.G1i esf. %a.
 issn, S@; sss at September oO % '1Ss zssna Nc. .ss Sold at Tucson September l. m OO Atizona % at September RH TD lrnona at September 1 "A TD ' Sold at II TD Arizona ;:isx .sf ss ;... ss*n.. October. m red NIX " Arizona at AI0oY N
 n No .s1 ss eh sS sest, t ASGnde @ October s m one TO " z Arizona Mo- 42s1 Glendale > HO
 No .ss sss2 & Sold s! FSa % November lsls @ son saaPs AiP Sold spnser'ne November l5 s T " Aria No 4sss . Sold sPnservine November 15 ss UO R No @ sssa s Sold @ sngs. Mntsman M November a m IL D sts% ssG No ao v CXO No 4sss & Sold TSe % November sO lsls cCCO keE No 42ss Sold November 80, 1919, x EYO F. No 42ss Sold Tucson November so 1919, P 1FO de Son. ah sSYS - Mo- 42ss at Snowflake 2 1919, 9g VI HD Afzoha' four old ~ \~N~1 aa p T
 No Snowflake November "A, 1919, O VI 'a .,''''' ae ~ ~ No at November "A, sor- o DO n rel mare five yS Sr old VI M
 No as soM ss Apache 4 November ls lsls red XD '''N Mo- 4242 Patagonia Decmb 2s 1s1s A CO
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 Scar No pinto ssi poa sea ras.son. s l.l. TIL " pper Hill - y.. No at 1918. A.'s.r SGx5 u N: ::.: :s: Sold a. A,s.s.. - December sz ,.., x OY
 ,s sPs :s,s Sold a, y.,.ns. ,..e H. 6xD Y s $; $: $; Z: :: :::::: :::: :::: : 5 5  Aizona Ss ford calf VI
 : N: %. .s % Sol. at g.::.:: January ..se :..:. R00 :.::: $: 5 3 3 Arizona. "" - - l0 Il No ''' Sold at Mesa '''"'.. IS '' red, red ''' 2 " zona January V
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
A WELL-KNOWN
CAMPER WRITES

~sssfss sSAN ~ 49, 49,
Long before | knew that u
waa the effect N ten. have been
fairly startled at transformation
in myself. Time and time hgnin
have corne 10 the noon spell, limp
and lagging from hard morning,
and after a lunch with ten hive
taken again ~ padding ia such a
manner as 10 discover with a kind
Of shock that WINS keyed ~ high
pitch Of vlgor"
Tho above statement proves
what I have said and written n
thousand times, Tea is not nerve
wrcckcr, il ~ nerve builder, and
il restful. I know from experience
Tho finest tea is 70 cheap that
it does not pay 10 buy any kind for
price. Buy the finest cup obtain
able, my Red package, at sixty
cents. Heroy Tea Stores, Herbert
Heroy, President, III Market
Street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
TALK Of SOUTRERNER
FOR HARDING CABINET
Favored BY Some Party Leaders
in Recognition of Breaking OF
Solid South.
observation-disclosures sun.

apCstal tO Rattihoif sun.
Washington. Nov IL. l.-Appolntment
cf a Southern man To the lablhct oi
senator Harding will be urged by some
ot tho leaders of the party, IN recognition
a, the breaking of the Solid South.
ALVIN +. Hert. % Louisville, one ot the
close advisers of Senator Harding during
the recent campaign and Western man
nrrr ior the Republicans in 1916, seemed
talav IA hc IN highest favor asa Southern
selection.
II j. expected however, that senator
Harding will lock over the entire South
err field IN the event he dccIdCs To rccog-
ulgc that secuon Republican victories
m Okahoma and Tennessee with elcc-
ton o i Republican Senator from Men
mrkV. and >izcahle G.. @. T. strength dc
vrlapc,l here and there IN Dixie, properly
would cutltlc senator Harding Ia go
Over the entire Southerr llSt.
II a Cahlnc, place Is offered the South
n Will uot be- with the idea oi brihi3g
tint ,cctlnu ~ furnish additional kepuh-
h..o votes. hut rather y appreciation "l
lht tulhlmCH OF dcSlrC KcpuhlitlnS
have long had - break the solidiN
prmnrrlttr south President MckulrN,
At IS recalled. hoped to do tins, hut did
mot live Ia sec hIs hopes come true. i'rc>l-
t,arra. also made ovcIturce tn the South,
bu uuiil tins year tho Republicans have
lrrn ul,lhlc IL make an apprccIahlc dent.
Prc.ldcut-clcci llardpr : SAID to have
a., klndhcst trclu - tuAarl the Southern
pcnplr. and il would ro' hc snprSlng 10
OBSERVERS hcrc shpuli he 60 south 81
t1, Mason and nt\ou Inc to appoint
OIL least one tai'Iuc' mCnh"r
tennessee however, u All the States
below that linc is patug 70 clam SPECIAL
q ueegmt,on hccau,r ,t eovc rs electoral
v.e - Hariec ana rlso elected the
puIu,.,a ~,a,, rrl.rt some Rcpuh-
Is 'rani lrsfr,,cr may crowd out
Nlf ll,r fru Tic border state o' Ken
ta,ht. hHt .g>t low mAav Republicans
i.u regard llrt Is prospective ideal
sI.rt.au
VI lIorf va, ~ hnlv instrumental al
a. hut uiug il,vu' thc ramra'l"n ut sen
n.r I,rAul ago bn' hc con-
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
WAR FOUGHT FOR OUR
RIGHTS, SAYS HARDING
Prcsidcnt-Elect Denies We Went
in to Make World Safe for
Democracy.

Brownsville, Texas, Nov. 12.-Presi-
dent-elect Harding, in his first formal
speech since his election Mt an Armiatice
Day celebration in Brownsville yesterday,
declared that America "did not fight to
make the world safe for democracy" nor
for humanity's sake. Democracy was
threatened" !" he said. 'and humanity was
dying long before American Indignation
called for the Republics defense" Ameri-
ca fought, he asserted. 'for the one SUI
preme cause which inspires men 10 offer
all for country and the flag This he
declared was the defense of our national
rights i,
"Only tho productive development OF
peace made us equal To the emergency
of war" said the President-elcct touching
upon the subject of preparedness. eve
must be ever strong in peace, foremost IN
industry, eminent in agriculture, ample
in transportation. ! like to think OF mn
America whose citizens arc ever seeking
the greater development and enlarged
resources and widencd influence of the
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-12
CARE OF WARS WOUNDED.
Legion Hea Calls on America TO Remcm-
her 20 900 Still Living.

Boston, Nov pa call to the nation
To remember its wounded of the world war
10000 of whom still live, manned IN
mind or body and to n great extent tor .
gotten" was sounded yesterday by Fred
Galbraith of Cincinnati, national COM
mander of the American Legion, who came
here for Armstico Day exercises.
lie asserted that hospital facilities Tor
the wounded veterans were entirely
inadequate" adding:
IF there is adequate being gwen these
broken boys at any hospital have yet
To see it,
The army and navy hospitals are ca1pa-
bic, the legion commander. said. but
added that nearly all the wounded vcterr-
ans have been removed from these insti :
tutions. Public Health Service hospitals
were given the best treatmo possible
with their facilities. he continued, but the
number of men at these institutions was
comparatively few.