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Large College Attendance.

There were 56,S55 students e, )lled
In scattering of II universitI and
colleges In the United States, liking
figures Of registrars for 0etoo$. ac,
cording to a statement issued III
intercollegiate association. IT, e
rollments of the colleges named. Which
sre generally indicative Oh MY -
leglate attendance, are, lows:
University Of Michigan. New
York university, 1914; Dhl6f State
university, 7.244; UniverAty u WIS
consin, 1887; University Of Pehnsyl.
yania. 8,S46; University u fa3as,
S,679; Yale university. 3, 401 Uniyes.
sity OF Kansas. 1905; lows St&& C6e.
lege Of Agriculture and Mec9k,nical
Arts, 1928: University Of ~ souFG
3.116; Pennsylvania State colles 3d.
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!, yVol,ldn't Dotlee tl,e DraYt.

Chicago Daily News: William j. FRY.
IAN denies that he is a candidate for the
democratic presidential nomination. but
OF course. he would not refuse II draft.
cd. Politically. William is no consclen.
tiOus obiector.
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Ms. William Astor chanler, who
blsides being ~ SGder In New York
soSlstyS 10 a sculptor Of some note, has
been untirinu In her. relief work since
the outbreak Of the war, and Is now
abroad for the third time on missions
Sonnected with tho French Heroes
Lafayette Memorial Fund, Inc, and
Federation Of American Agencies fos
Relief In France.
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cause for cIoor,.

Cause Tor Gloom.
Jim-Why does William WnfdJaf
fner look SO glu1ni
TiM--He was showing off his lleke'
French before the family an th'
French maid lnistook It for Rus pn.
The Home Sector.
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punk rhouah Punetu.,ed.

Would-be Contrib don't see why
you reject my story. Isn't it punctu-
ated properly?
Editor-Oh. yes, but as far as I can
zee there isn't any other point to 1t.
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Significant

Il Sioux Falls Argus Leader: When
both the republican and democratic
members or the house cheer a speech
against a third term, President Wilson
gets a tip as to how fully his hold has
been loosened. $50. n Is "a
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Looked For.

There Is a fortune awaiting the
man who can invent"
'Invent what?"
"a noiseless hivvse."
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Anybody in Denison mentioned go
ing fishing under prohibition?
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Peper-Lots l 2 4 block
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
CHECK DISEASE AMONG HOGS
Animals Become Injected with Ty-
berculosis Principally Frem
Following Cattle.

Eruiicatiug tuberculosis from cattl.
will practically solve NJ" problem -
cunirulliu. the dis"as. among swine
Thri l. ih" opinion ~ veterinary ~.
r.rts experienced In the handling and
r"~i.m"rtcm examination II swine r.
r.i,rd ~ the principal market zen
tar ~ MEATS ~ n simple aud
practical marker hogs may b" tat
'o"rd with distinguishing letters and
hsurr~. and when dis'ns" i found hy
po>t.morirm examination the identity
~ such animals j. known With %
siWpl. system ~ records !, H. thus
p"sslhl" "a trace shipment tu ne.
farm from whl'h 10 came aud stamp
out iuf",tiuu. = s'l-p, ~ their source
E,id,ucc shows thar swine hecome ~.
fr'l,l with tuberculosis principally
from cattle. either by following them
IN feed lots or pastures. los receiving
Infected dairy hN.pr"'lucts. or by eat.
ing tuhrrrui1us cHrcuss's.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
IMPROPER FEEDING OF PIGS
One Big Reason Why FAN porkers
Prove UnproNtable IN the Hands
o. Many Farmers.

one reason why fall pigs prove W..
profitable IN the hands ~ many farm
er~ j. improper feeding MANY per
sons have the mistaken idea that n
pig must he f.d light ration until
II j. four or Eve months old Ia civ"
II chance ~ grow. which Is one 90
the biggest mistakes hog raiser can
make ~ soon ~ fall pigs will eat
grain and Will. they ar" still sucking
their dams civ. them all the grain
they viii eat IN fact. the best thing
l. to huv. them run 'o trough or
n self feeder When" they can Ind
corn. oats tunkase or some other fe,.l
whenever they want a. After the,
nr" woau.i Keep them right on ".
ti"n ~ that sort until they are ready
for ~. market II YOU have self
feeder vI' shell.d corn or ear corn
In one part ~ II and taukare In an.
other or prpV.d" separate self feeder
one for the corn and uu- for the
'nnknge and then let N. pigs h- ~.
iudcr ~ how much 20 eat ~ each
constituent.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
DISPOSE OF SURPLUS BULLS
N Not Sold az Minimum Price Within
Reasonable Time Convert
Them into Steers

som. ~ The breeder, ha,. adopted
the policy at putting % minimum price
ou the bulls which they have for sale
n ,hc hulls do uui sell Ia reasonable
time AZ this prir. then they ar. ga.
lraicd and good steers are mad. out
~ them. This projects the market aud
the quality Of stock which they arr
selling
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
FARM
S1R)NQK
POSSIBILITIES WITH SHEEP
Warmer Who Does Not utiIifs Az O.
Available eastvraee 10 Throw.
ire Money Away.

The keeping ~ reasonable nuu.
h.r of sheep 90 the average farm d,,>
rot uc.~sitate the keeping ~ fewer
dairy cows or other euziug stock
This fact WuS determined ~ %,
United States Department ~ Arri.
'uliur. iu o.. rr'vnt Investigation 80
'l.''p. raising possibilities In New
faglaui II VS. 'ound that farm.
N'r. sh'op urc Kept sucycSsfuli'
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have practically the same number snH
kinds - Other live stock ~ oth"r
ar. kept. and that the acreage In crop.
on ~, two olaS>,~ ~ farms II sui
>tautinlly the same tn. inference e
that the farmer Who keeps no shccf
- simply throwing away enough pa
iuragc that COWS and other live stool
DO not utilize to nrt him a neat prof
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20 S T E D

The undersigned hereby give warn
ny to all persons not to trespass upon
'ur lands for any purpose whatever
Is we will prosecute all offenders to
he fullest extent Of the law. Hunt
sSs and fishermen especially take
notice.
Mrs. Cora Phillips, r. L. Elkin.
Mrs. Emma Daniels.
u. l.. Arnold.
irs. Sarah ]. p. Hackley.
Mrs. Emma Higginbotham.
Edd and N. B. Price.
5. c. Rigsby.
D NJ. Anderson.
L. l.. Barker
3. L. Kelley.
J. c. Rigsby.
Mrs. Victoria Anderson,
Thompson and Tracy
W. 7. King
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
yellow Corn Nor. nv,ri,Iev.

Many careful aud obser,Int sto,t
l..ders have hong cont.nd.d that ,.l
oW curu produces better result. tLaL
y u. c,sb
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-09
w EDNESDAY. DEC 18th, 1920

AT 80 O'CLOCK the highest bidder the following
old Pat Todd horse work
aged Bay Brood foa good stock coming old
nodder Old Berk
shire weight about 225 pounds good brood had 10 last
litter
One inch Old Hickory good and side
boards complete Ionguee Keystone cutting harrow only been
double attached
sled only been used little complete with breast yoke and single
Al hay frame, solid nearly drag harrow home
made drag bo together good rock hauling rock
sand Vulcan pillow No. b. almost Malta double
shovel pow small heating for stripping
lin attached good feed trough lot locust
ber good log chain stretche single
etche lot of small articles that mention also
about ID shocks of good fodder and about 5000 tobacco
sticks good set of harness. including good brides pair check
lines leather back bands preader breast chains collar
set pillow harness and lines
This will be absolute sale and bidding will place
and attend this little sale bargain Sale will be
held shine
The of the sale will be all under hand
that good negotiable payable bank
months without interest
me m the
o j. wson call w. L.
j. b. & w. l.. | AWSON
An Bourne. Auction
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Live Stock, Farm Implements and Tools

Having sold onehaf miles limits the
Richmond Pike known the "Od Burnside Place and
sion JAN lst 1921, we sell the following property
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Says Democrats Ready or Finish Fight

"If. however republican leaders
defeat this plan and throw down the
gauntlet and fight 10 a finish before
the American people. We are read, io
meet halt wa3 IN honorable com
promise. republican senators who
favor the league
"if however. republican leaders
defeat this plan aud throw down the
gauntlet and tirht IN finish be-
fore the American people. We are
ready to take % M. We shall find
whether tho American people want
to help orrnnig, the world fur peace
or return 20 rreuarations~for war
We shall frd whether the American
people want thls country 10 sink 40
the level of an absolute provincial
ism or ASSUME rs place of murnl
leadership among the nations OF thr
world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

dy Associated ircss.
WASHINGTON. Jan. \ William
Bryan was given credit by Secretary
nanielr. speaking at the Jackson
bay hanquc, tonight. Tor laying the
foundations of the league of nations
covenant through the arbitration
treaties negotiated by the former
secretary OF state.
In view Of published reports that
the thrce-time nominee st the demo-
Gratis FOR tho presidency again aspir-
~ 20 'o'd 'he norty IN campaign,
Mr. u aicls' statement created one
uf ~ most Interesting moments OF
fhe dinner
The naval secr,Iry's address had
nrncsrdcd without special mviden'.
With applause Cor recital ot demo-
.r.fir achioyrroufs AND rinp'ys ui
mu .mcut ~ thc vigorous ,allies az
he uuposition until h. b'ran To dis
cuss the war aud It's results
GLORY of Party
"The declaration tnf indcpou.
dence aud the covenant Of the
league of nations the secretary
said. ARE the two living light toun-
tlins NJ liberty aud pegcc II Is the
glory nf the democratic party thai
through jefferson md wilson We
have given these safe charts Tor al
time for safe navigation upon a.
seas
"Iust as surely a. Jeffersou's de-
cnrauon aud Liucnln> rmanciN
iion rlorIfv American siaicsmanship.
the covenant win y't bring free na
lions to such ac,nrd that reason an
not force viii rule among nations as
among individuals \ lung step to-
wnri this ideal wa reached IN IN
,.l,hratei pnd hcncficiont nryah
'rcsiiee. which Germany, alone o.
1'u onean nations. refused and fore
rrsf is action IN 1914 IN precipiin'
ing the war The principles and spir
10 ~ the nryau treaties extended and
,nlarsed are embodied In the troac
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Of the nations OF the world to organ.
izc for peace and do away with the
horrors Of war. Is acceptable 10 cN
cry other nation. u Is acceptable to
the people Of the United states hut
unfortunately In the senate of the
United states I, has found obstacles.
I hope they viii be overcome, I he
licve they will ho
In any event however, the dem
ccrais are on solid ground. They
have worked earnestly Tor ratiiica-
tlon. first without conditions. and
finally. with reasonable roscrNa-
tions. They have refused 10 ucccp,
reservations that nullify and des-
troy forced on the senate by the
votes ~ fifteen sC.ators who want
TO XII tho league. bu, they are ready
90 meet half way. IN honorable cont
promise. republican senators who
favor the league.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
ny Associated Press.

ny Associated frcsa'
WASHINGTON. Jan. S.--if tho
republican leaders want to throw
down the gauntlet for a finish figh'
ON the league of nations before the
American people, the democrats "arc
ready 10 take Il up" Senator Hitch
cock of Nebraska administration
leader In the treaty fight in the sen
ate declared tonight Ia an address
al the Jackson nay banquet.
"If the test comes IN this cant
ra,rn ON that issue" he declared.
I'VE shall win. We shall ain because
the business men, the laborins men.
the chur, hes. the independent voters
ard above all. the women of America
are fer the league and for peace. We
shnu win because America IN a land
of hone and not of despair.
This grea, document. which IL
the lIrs, and perhaps the only effort
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
Credit For League Plan
Due Bryan Says Daniels

of peace"
Asserting that no man apprecia
tive of the changing conditions be
lleyos the coming presidential elec
ton predestined for any party. Sec
rotary Daniels told the banqueterg
that the record Of the last seven
years entitled the democratic party
ID renewed lease of power.
"Rui the democrats assemble
here" he continued. must bear a.
mind that yrturc Is some times IT,
culv qs well ~ Il own reward d
.lru hocked world. with unrest and
fn, fpii'i of change. admonish n
,Ist more W. he required than O.
GOOD record OF performance. Th'
reorl, gre looking not go much e.
uhn', has bspu dove ns 90 how th"
Problems of fhe future nro 10 ~.
o'tc1
Rcrallinr the str'uuors aHiagon
n encountered by Presidents Iri
erson and Jackson, the spclker con
'iuued
NftAaAs NNlNN0NfNh~N
"Iu this hour De same male vol
cnre of those who think themselves
horn. booted end snurrca 10 ride on
the backs of others Is aimed ~ the
world leadrr IN the white house.
Thire renuhllraYs who think they
Inherited ihe right 20 exclusive and
narreiual rule ~ Washington. liz"
ihc admiral o.. thc Washington navy
,ard who uInv wears ago. henueath-
cd tac residence a. the navy yara
tn ~ descendants may forgiNn
him his upremacy of mind. his sn-
premacy in world coufidcr, and
his supremacy of success In waeing
me world war and his vision splen.
did ~ concluding noble word
would pea
''Thesr lgw s.ysn wars 1i acrhm
nlishiarr' ~ ~ rat'c1al adr'irts-
tration VIII lll.'s ar I've golden 'ra a.
Amer cav never american wisdom
aud Ar.sg.caa slseu.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
NJ MADO0 POINTS
OUT FAILURES
Of REPUBLICANS
,ssAiis WORK or CONGGREsS
AND ~ HOPEFUL OF OWN
PAftTY's SuCCESs

~ Associated Ps-~s.
WASHINGTON. Ian. s--I,, n tel-
egram from Wichita Falls. Texas.
read tonlgh, nj the Iaskson nav
BANQUET. William q. McAdoo. assaii-
ID the work OF the republican con-.
yress as a sorry record of dismal
failure" and declared the success az
democracy in tho presidential eIce-
lion this year was Inevitable N lead.
srshlp was wise. vision undistortel
and sympathy with the masses pre.
served
"Republlcan leadefship has dem.
onstraled startling IN eanaeIty 10
deal with the great problems can.
fronting America and the world."
Mr.. McAdoo's message read.
"Nino months of republican lead.
ershlp disclose no constructive. hu-
manIiarian or statesman like act.
Peace defeated. war prolopgeJ
end hundreds of thousands Of need.
less deaths inelifcte unop helpless
children. women and men IN Europy
"A CHASTITY toll 10 exact for partisan
polltical eads.
"The railroad problem bungled
ana no promise of a real or herman.
ent solution through bills now In
conference. The public interests is
not protected, while increased rated
Inefficient TRANSPORTATION and gener.
4 disappointment will; result.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
PARTY CHIEFS IN NATIONAL CAUCAS DIVIDED ON
LEAGUE PACT; SOME APPEAL FOR SOLID STAND
OTHERS FAVOR COMPROMISE SAN
FRANCISCO GETS CONVENTION
ny TaE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

WASHINGTON JAM sA split between President Wilson and
William j. Bryan whether the league Of nations should be
made issue the coming election topped off the jackson Day
deliberations Of the democratic party concrees
II at the jackson Day dinner tonight the climax Of
day which San Francisco had been chosen the meeting
Of the democratic national convention June 2s and charged the
air with political electricity.
The disagreement between the president end his former
tsry Of the first public view since Mr. Bryan left the cab
met because he did not agree with the presidents the
diplomatic negotiations with Germany thus disclosed
although had been umord in the underground currents Of
ona politics In the opinion Ct the political leaders erysazsd
issue.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
STEEL STRIKE
IS OFFICIALLY
DECLARED OFF
WALkurT ErFHi TING NEARLY
fOtH HUNDRED THOUSAND
NFN, ENDS
by Associated ru.

iiy Associated rr,s.
PITTSBURGH. Jan. S--The strike
in the steel mills and furnaces. cali
"a september - and which at its
inception involved $4,000 men, was
officially called off here tonight by
national committee after an all day
meeting.
Announcement that the national
committee had cidod To proceed no
further was contained In telegram
sent TO the headquarters of the AM
erican Federation OF Labor In Wash
ington to the heads of all Interested
unions and to the organizers and
field mon IN an strike districts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09

Says Nothing About Third Term
President Wilson In his message,
said nothing about a third term for
himself, aud neither did he make
ANY formal aAnounccmcnS Of his In
tended retirement ca private life, "a
scnr had forecast he would.
There were dozen ar more
speakers, ~ the dinner. and thrir
views ON whether the league should
he made campaign issue was either
Divided in favor of the president :
~ Mr.. nsyan's. ar else they did not
'ouch ON thc subject M all. The gist
of their speeches might easily br
cpitomixrd IN this fashion:
Speakers Outline Views
senator I'omcr~nc; railfy the
treaty without reservations.
Former Secretary McAdoo: an
arraignmcni of republican ad,ninis.
nation. hut M expression aboul
thu league.
Secretary Daniels; Mr.. Bryau y
entitled Co credit for the iragur oi
nations treaty because his peace IN
vesiigaiing conventions were thc
gronn work Ter &C..
SENATOR Hitchcock; honorable
compromise On the league questid'
or finish fight.
senator owen: Immediate raiifica.
iion AMI proceed with reconstruction
legislation,
Chairman Cummlns: "Incyitabir
impulses" ARE carrying the dem-.
cratic party "cach day nearer and
ncgrcr To- victory"
Governor Cornwcil of West Viz.
rinia; American institutions are In
danger OF bclng o,rrthrown by thc
unchecked growth of - labor aato.
ctar,."
Vice Chairman Kramer; We nc.
ccpi the guagc of hattie.
Governor CoN of Ohio: "rhc oil
Continued TO Page -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-09
DEMPSEY Bi,t>LED AS
>i.tCktR nv IN-sEsttrE MIN

nv Associated Pre-,
DENVER. Colo, Jan. S. Lcydcn
post of the American Legion at 4
me, ling here tonight adopted q roso-
luton branding Jack Dempsey. the
puelist as Sackcr" ana dcclar-
ing opposition to holding the pro-
posed Dcmpscy-arpcntier fight IN
Colorado