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Cleveland County herald., 1920-12-02

Only a short time until Christmas. Do 1t early and avoid the rush.
Cleveland County herald., 1920-12-02
Sl]hiZAN GENERAL
 APPROVES SEALS
of the Netisnah Tuberculosis As ssssatisa Q ceHabat Disease.

Bg. M. W. Ireland. the surgeon general of the Unftea States National Tuberculosis Army, heartily com } mends tho work being. GAGartakeR by t h @ A.sso iatioN for the raising Of funds with which to combat dis ease. in 9 lotter to Dr. Charles J. Hat
Cleveland County herald., 1920-12-02
Report of the Condition of the Dank of New Edinbure

Nv Edinburg, Cleveland County, Arkansas the Close of Busin -ss Nov. 15, 1920.
 RESOURCES
Cleveland County herald., 1920-12-02

1. A Square Deal.
 (a). Honesty in Business, includ- ing fair assessment of property for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02
JAMESBURG

Rev. Thomas Kearney. rector OF
St. James Catholic church. has an
nounced the profits of the annual
picnic and dance held on August rs,
as the most successful in the history
Of the parish. over $1,000 was h
net profits. This was a wonderful
showing for a rainy evening.
The fall sessions Of the Round
About Book Club. of town, will re-
sumo this month. the first session
being held at the home of Mrs. r.
O.. Dawson, on Tuesday, September
81.
Repairs are being made to the
steeple of the chapel at the Home
for Boys. that vas struck by Light
ming some days ago, a well-known
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02

Rev. Thomas Kearney Is making
arraneements for the holding OF .
mission in the st. James Catholic
church, In the fall. probably In
November. A speaker with q national
reputation will have charge OF the
services.
A dance under the auspices Of q
COMMITTEES known as the "Jamesburg
Youngsters" will give a dance In st.
James Hall tonight Larocco's
orchestra will furnish the music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02

band played a program OF music
that was much appreciated
The Misses Sylvia and Helen Wad-
dy have returned from a vacation
spent at Trenton, where they were
guests with their aunts, Mrs. Charles
Harris. Mrs. Howard BROKER and
Mrs. Wilfred Mcclure and Nj. and
Mrs. Edgar w. Snedker. They also
spent some time 1t Medford, with
Mrs. James Thomas.
Delegates have been chosen to re-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02
N. E. A. staff Special.

N. +. A. staff Special.
LONDON.-You are one OF those
unfortunate men who have not been
brought up TO do anything Tor a
living. You found yourself. theres
fore without anything TO do and
with an inclination TO dissipation
which you fully INDUCED. II a man
In real want obtains credit or money
ana breaks the law. Il is possible to
make some excuse. but you obtained
credit simply for self-indulgence, l
sentence you to three months I'M
prisonment."
The man at the bar before Justice
Darling was not a shabby down-and-
outer. but the Earl OF Clancantry,
now bankrupt. The jury had found
him guilty OF obtaining credit with
out disclosing the fact that he was
an undischarged bankrupt.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02

present the Jamesburg FiremenFs Re-
lief Association at the state conven-
tion 70 be held at Atlantic CITY. on
September IL and Is. by the follow
ing: James Casey, sixteen, Addison
Conover, fourteen, Joseph Van Pelt.
twelve votes. Alternates were also
chosen: Russell Dey. nine- John
Clinton, eight, Condit M. Dawson,
two votes.
Mrs. Anna Corse. OF upper James
burx has issued invitations to the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02

wedding Of her daughter. Miss Jennie
Katharine corse. TO salFadore Dancas
of Boston. Mass. that win be solemn
lied at st. James Catholic church.
Saturday afternoon, September 4. An
elaborate ceremony will be observed
and a big reception will be held at
st. James Hall. this place. com
mencing at S o'clock. A full orchestra
will furnish the music for the dance
ing that will feature the reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02

Mrs. Howard BROKER. and children
Gerald and Iewanda, Of Trenton.
are spending the week at the home
of John Waddy.
One OF the largest crowds to attend
4 local harvest home, was present at
the harvest home given by the
scholars OF the Rhode Hall gram
mar school. Excitement was caused
BY the running in a ditch OF an auto
driven by Charles Liedke, of
Prospect Plains. The State Home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02

and while the men were in q grapple
to obtain the mastery Of the other,
Thomas Burslem, a grandson OF DIT
Shinn, unlocked the door and allowed
help to come to DR.. Shinn's aid. The
man was taken to police headquarters
and was recognized as a former on
vict who was out on parole. on
hearing the testimony of DR.. Shinn
and others the mai was returned to
prison to serve the unexpired
sentence for a similar offense.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02
-.,espls.iack- havIng .he c0ntEael IN

DR.. and Mrs J.. c. Shinn, who re-
Gently returned from an auto trip 70
Bristol, n. H.. are relating an ex-
citing experience, hat DR.. Shinn NAG
with a burglar who attempted to rob
the local physician while putting up
AT a Boston hotel. The man gained
entrance to the room through a
window connecting with a fire escape
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-09-02
The Short Overblouses
Easily Hold
The Center of Attention

For wear with ones suit this Autumn
one will undoubtedly decide upon blouse
which falls but a short distance over the
skirt, usually in belt effect.
Most often this will oe in emart combi-
nation of georgette and satin, or entirely
fashioned of either, with fine plaitings or en-
broidsfy used with unquestioned effective
ness. And the t~hree-quarter sleeve viii be
seen little more frequently.
Occasionally a satin model Is longer and
may be strikingly beaded. Real laces with
georgette are still in the foreground-6ls: or
the heavier Venise.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
JUAREZ DISTRICT IMPORTS
CONTINUE TO SHOW INCREASE

Imports from the consulate district
OF which Juarez is the center. have
almost doubled each month for the
last three months, according 10 re-
ports made by American consul i. A.
Dow HIS report shows that total inn
ports rom the consular district dur
lng the month amounted 20 s248,120.
These figures do not include any
shipments coming from more distant
points OF Mexico through the port Of
Juarez into the United States.
Total Imports for the quarter. in
Guiding July. August and September.
Of this year, reached only S194.0T9.
considerably less than the amount OF
the imports for the single month Of
October.
Total imports for October. 1913.
were only s19,52A. or less than one
third Of the imports for October Of
this year.
Total imports for the quarter. IN
GLIDING July august and September.
1913, t0taled S166,297, about two
spending quarter this year
Included among the larger items
in the imports for october are 1864
ounces Of silver bullion, valued at
$685. cattle, 2s54 head. valued at
fl16,520s dry hides. 155,l89 pounds,
valued at S42.201; manganese, valued
at $780, 1,696.00O feet Of rough pine
lumber, valued az S5l,791- Various
amounts Of gold and silver bearing
ores and some quicksilver are in
cluded among the smaller items fin
the months shipments.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
$4,000 PAID
FOR RANCHN
NEW MEXICO

Berino y. r., nov. 6--Oue OF the
biggest valley farms changed hands
when the Lucerne Farm company was
purchased by John Bouckhout from
John c.. 1IcNary and associates The
ranch includes ESQ acres, go Of which
is planted IN alfalfa and other crops
There is a fine pear orchard on the
place and a variety o. other fruit.
and the barns, outbuildings and other
The home is a modern two story house
improvements are all up 20 date
The livestock and farming lmple-
ments we're included IN The deal,
which Involved $4,000 Mr.. BoucE-
bout viii pillow UP 100 acres and re-
plant the alfalfa but expects TO raise
a great amount OF grain, some cotton
and specialize in thoroughbred live
stock he has been living at Clint,
In the lower valley. Mr. Bouckhout
ana family LEFT Belgium just before
the Germans Invaded The country.
Thirteen carloads Of lumber from
oregon are being unloaded here for
the reclamation service The greater
portion VIII be distributed along the
La Union ditch system which is being
enlarged in the south end Of the val-
ley.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
THREE CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICTS IN DOUBT

New York, Nov. 6.-Results Of last
Tuesdays election in three Of the ma
tons 435 congressional districts re-
NAMED undetermined today as the
fifth day OF tabulating the Republican
party's tremendous sweep was begun.
The missing districts were the gard
New York, eighth Minnesota and fifth
Missouri. in all OF which the vote for
representatives apparently VIII be
close
The Republicans, with go members
IN the house Of representative al
ready assured. TO 138 Democrats. one
Socialist. one Independent, one Inde-
peudent-Pro hibitionist and one hide
t-Republican. were claiming
success IN all three OF the undeter-
mined districts. They also were pre-
dieting upsets IN the fourth and
eighth districts Of Tennessee which
had been placed earlier in the Demo-
cratic column.
victories in all five Of these dis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
Ten WOMEN ELECTED TO
OFFICES IN MICHIGAN

Detroit. Mich, Nov 6.-Ten women
were elected 20 public office in Mich
isan Tuesday. All were Republicans.
One wiz be a state senator, two sher-
IFS and the others minor office
holders
1Irs. Eva Hamilton was elected
senator in the Grand Rapids dis
trict; LuslzegDn, Delta and Tuscola
counties elected women treasurers.
Kalamazoo and Osceola counties
chose women registrars OF deeds.
Roscommon and Benzia counties
made women sheriffs; 1Iissaukee
county elected a woman clerk. and
in Hillsdale county a woman drain
age commissioner was chosen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
HARDING IS
TO STUDY THE
PANAMACANAL
b DAVID LAWRENCE.
lnnrtinned fran naEe u

vessels from the payment OF tolls
was repealed
Circumstances have changed 20
some extent since 1913 In the cleo
ton which has Just closed millions Or
Americans OF Irish descent locked
to the Harding standard Aside
from the fact, however, that the new
Presidents position has pleased those
in our population who are opposed 10
everything British, the deternlnalio
20 review the controversy does nor
haverits origin in these quarters
Somebody Of influence urged the re-
vival OF the matter when the he-
publican platform was written az
CHICAGO last June Here is the pledge
fl that platform;
eve recommend that all ships
engaged IN constvTise trade and
nn vessels Of the american
merchant marine shall pass
through the Panama canal With
out paying tous.p
Moreover, the speech OF acceptance
Of senator Harding in Marion last
July contained the following para
4 IKE that recommittment to
thoughts OF America first which
pledges the Panama canal as an
American creation, TO the free use Of
American shipping. Il VIII add 70
the American reaWakening-
Expects Friendly Settlement
The president elect expects 20
negotiate the whole question IN
friendly manner with Great Britain
For instance. it might be advantage
Gus TO England 10 have a definite
understanding With the United States
on the question Of naval armament
With Germany helpless the Ameri-
can navy alone stands as 6 possible
competition England needs every
cent Of her budget for things other
Than naval armament and she would,
81 is argued save a. great deal il she
were assured concerning the Ameri-
can naval building program That IS
just an idea which the president
elect is 7zid TO be considering as a
sort OF quid pro QUO in the settlement
Of the Panama canal tolls question
Also there are questions Of tolls in
the Suez and other British waterways
which could be adjusted in a general
discussion Of the whole subject Sena- [
tor Harding has been impressed with Z
the necessity Of securing advantages 4
for the american mercantile marine
and the visit % the Panama canal Is
The beginning OF a thorough study Of
The entire subject BY the next presi- Z
lent Of The United states. what I
Ereat Britain VIII do or say about 20 I
IS quite another Copyright, ]
1920, By David Lawrence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
ALKOF NEW
PARTY ABSURD
cox ASSERTS

Columbus. O.. Eov. Gov James
II Cox in his FIRST statement since
The election. last night said that Ga
snirit he was -as proud az when the
Gght started and that he would
not retrace a step nor yield a single
5ot in principle
The statement follows
.For the first time in ten years the
Republican party is in complete con-
troll Of the legislative and executive
branches OF the national government.
Therefore policy as 20 statute ana
admin stration IS with il. It's task
is no longer that OF the critic put tne
constructor. 1t IS my hope and firm
belief that the Democracy or the ma
ton win not attempt political sabo-
laEe. The country has seen quite
enough OF that
Eve are IN the midst OF an emer-
-encv and the nations every re-
source snou-4 cooraltle-le = Dela5L y
The things that are helrfuL 50 long
as government exists the principles
of Tnnuas Jefferson viii be the cen
ser about which human hopes VIII
gather Talk Of a new party ia alb
suld. One might as well discuss the
destruction OF human emotions.
Gas essential as it had been TO tne
welfare of the country in the past
the creed Of Democracy is more
needed row than ever because recent
events have made it distinctly the
American party
'In spirit I am as proud as when
the fEht started I would not re-
trace q step nor yield a singler5ot In
principle. It was q privilege 70 make
The contest for the right in the face
cf overwhelming odds There Is
d istiuct difference between defeat
and surrender. The flag cf Democ-
-acv stll flies as the symbol OF things
more enduring than the passions and
resentment thar come with the after
uath OF war
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
FREE TO
SUFFERERS
Free Trial Of q Method That Anyone
Can Use Without Discomfort
OF Loss Of Tine

We have G method for the controf Of Asthma
and we want you TO Try IL az cur eEpense- Nc
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This free caer IS too important % neglect a
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
CHAMP CLARK IS DEFEATED
BY MAJORITY OF 1912 VOTES

St Louis. no, Nov. Complete
unofficial figures for the ninth Mis-
souri, confessional district show that
Champ Clark lost his seat IN the
ton, by 1919 votes. Republicans last
night were confident that represent
alive Bland OF the fifth district, had
been defeated by Ellis, Ord but so few
votes separated the two that the re-
suit probably viii not be known until
the official count
In the second district, which the un-
official count gave 10 Ruclrer. Cd.
By a small majority. the Republicans
also were certain that a change would
be shown o. the official count and
that Beach, CD would win.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
ENGLISH PAPERS SEE WILSON
As BIG FAILURE OF HISTORY"

London. Eng, Nov. 6.-The Weekly
Review. commenting on the election
OF Warren g. Harding TO the presi-
dency Of the United States, attributed
&c as being primarily due TO a re-
volt against wisconsin" Occasion is
taken by several OF the journals 10
criticiss president Wilson's policy Sc
verely- AS an Instance. the New
Statesman says
President wilson's name viii sure
u 80 down % posterity as one Of the
greatest failures OF history"
All the reviews discuss the fate Of
the league Of nations, the consensus
being that the force Of events viii
drive the United States away from
its policy OF isolation.
Al accounts agree" says the Spec
tator, that there is a strong feeling
throughout America in favor OF the
principle OF assOciating tho great ma
tons IN the common work o. pre-
venting war That is enough FOX MS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
DEFEATED CANDIDATE IS
OFFERED PLACE BY BOARD

Phoenix. Ark. Nov. 6.-Rudolph
Euchler defeated Republican candi-
date for state tax commissioner. yes
terday was offered the commissioner
ship Of the state land department. it
was announced BY Ernest Hal. who
was electsd Tuesday as secretary Of
state.
The newly elected officials who wiz
comprise the state land board, includ-
iug Han, ". J. Galbraith, attorney
Esneral-elsct, and Charles Fairfield
state auditor-elect, met IN the office
o. Gov. Campbell, who is ex-officio
chairman OF the land board. IL was
announced and decided to tender the
land commissiouership to kuchler.
kuchier took the offer under con-
sideration. 10 was said, but some off
Gals said they believed he would
accept
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
MNARY MAY BE CANDIDATE
OF REPUBLICANS FOR MAYOR

County commissioners viii meet
Monday TO canvass election returns
and declare the result. Successful
candidates viii take office Deem
Der 4.
All OF the present cOuuty officials
viii remain I'm office.
strong hints are being given out
that Republicans VIII place a full
ticket in the field for the next city
election, from mayor down An un-
verified report is that J. G.. McNary.
defeated candidate for county treas
urer, win be a candidate for mayor
on The Republican ticket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
COOLIDGE IS WELCOMED
BY HOME TOWN PEOPLE

home folks turned out in full force
last night 20 welcome their neighbor.
Cow Calvin Coolidge. and TO show
him their satisfaction in his election
to the vice presidency. He spoke
briefly to audiences which willed two
halls and was cheered by thousands
as he was driven through the city
streets
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
Oregon VIII Meet
Harding On Border

Mexico City. Mex. Nov. 6. = Gen.
Aware Oregon, president elect Of
Mexico, viii accept an invitation from
American citizens. extended through
T. II. Fasquez. Mexican consul at
Brownsville, Texas, TO meet presi-
dent elect Harding at the border city.
1t was stated at Obregon's head
quarters that fl was believed this
would be a good move in the right
direction and conducive Of a better
understanding"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
cox LEAD IN KENTUCKY
NOW PLACID Al BIB

Louisville. Ky. Nov. 6.-Unofficial
returns from all but four precincts in
Kentucky gave Gov. Cox a majority
Of all8 votes over prssident-elect
Harding. In the senatorial race. 1921
precincts out OF 3226 gave Richard
Ernst (i2) a majority Of 1895 ever
senator .. c. ". Becknam Cd.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
HARDING TAKES OKLAHOMA
BY MAJORITY OF 10000

Fresi5e nr-elect Harding carried Ok
lah0ml by more than 10000 and ]. W.
Harreld, Republican candidate for
Eui-ed States senator. has been
elected over his Democratic opponent,
scott Ferris. by more than $1,000, on
The face OF nearly complete returns
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
AMERICAN PARTY VOTE TO
BE OVER HUNDRED THOUSAND

Of former state senator 7. II. EcGrc-
Eor, candidate for governor on the
American party ticket viii reach
100000 IN Texas IS tho opinion IF
Judge william Blak1slee, campaign
manager for the senator. Judge
Blakssisa sid rhat from renorLs re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06

To take a census IN Eameruu IS
considered easy. for each man decor
ltes his roof with figures represent
ing his wives and children and a
large figure 20 represent himself.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
VALLEY PEOPLE
SEE DIRIGIBLE
FROM Fl. BLISS

Anthony, n, IL, nov. 6.-The people
in this part Of the valley had an op-
portunity TO witness a dirigible in its
first flight over the valley Thursday.
The balloon was from Fort Bliss and.
travelling at a rate OF about 40 miles
an hour. followed the main road north
10 anthony, where 90 discarded a
quantity OF ballast, after having de-
sceuded to something less than 200
feet above the ground and then rose
rapidly and SCARED away northeast
towards the gap between the organ
and Franklin mountains, where IL
turned and went back 20 Fort Bliss
on the east side OF the range. The
appearance Of this balloon brought
out a number OF persons along the
road as sighrseers, as the slow flight
gave everyone ample time to watch it.
tricts would give the Republicans a
total Of Z95 seats and would cut the
Democratic total 20 1856. while the
best possible results for the Demo-
Gratis would give them a total Of only
III to go for the Republicans.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-06
BOYS
NLASC CRUCES
OF BURGLARY

Las Cruces. n. III. Nov 6--SeVeral
burelaries have been committed here
recently. all Of which were pulling
to officers The officers believe they
have a clue now and possibly the
solution 20 the robberies- They have
arrested boys who had some OF the
stolen articles in their possession
Some Of the things recovered had
been taken from the home Of 1lr
and Mrs. Richard Spells Articles
taken from other homes were also
located Two Of the boys we're put in
jail The boys are about "A years
old.
AT a meeting OF the state fedora
tion OF Woman's clubs. held at Tu-
cumcari, Mrs George Frenger. Of Las
Cruces, was made an honorary vice
president and a life member Of the
executive boards
ceived from various portions OF the
state there was little doubt but that
this number would be reached.
AS matters now stand. judge
Blakeslee said, Mr.. Neff viii not re-
ceive a majority Of the vote cast in
the election on TUESDAY. but only a
plurality.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29
Mondays Saratoga Entries

First race. three-year-olds and up: naidens;
claiming; one mile-Overbold. 40: Hoosch IFS;
Ernest A. 10; Doubling Thomas, lis; Lady
Archie. 105; Locust Leaves. 1O5; Glen Well.
l01. Our Maid, 100.
Second race, two-year-olds selling: FIVE and
li"r. 10; Inglecrest no. Coca Cola. 1O7;
viii O. the Wisp. 40; Wedgcwood. l07; Bo-
dansky. no; Rancocas. 1o5; Jamaica Belle,
101; Devastation. 10; Favius. 40.
Third race, three year-ods and up: the Will
ton handicap: one mle-Salvestra. 100: kash-
mir, 1G5; l.Inetta. IS; Ned Ham. los: The
Porter 12i; Bri1rsman. H.: Tippity Witchet,
81: Lady Rerverwyck. 93; Henry G.. 95;
Thunderstorm lG2; Crystal Ford ~; Court
ship, %: krewer. 1O5; Lord Brighton, 116;
Westwood. loo.
Fourth race. four -year-olds and up; the Am
Stertam; selling; mile-Salvestra. 10;
Mint Cat. 116: Ahadane. 1O2; Sundial II. 1O2;
Service star 1ol; Wyoming 126; Thunderstorm.
i26; Elected II. ZIG: Krewer, los; Vancouver,
Ia Georgia: 1l3; Henry g., lU6; Royallieu,
ll3: Baily Mooney, 1O1; Ma jor Parke 115.
Elffh race, three year lds and up; the
Hited lightweight handicap; six furlongs-Sal-
Tcstra ll3; Lunetta. ia: Major Parke 116;
ar God, ll2; Siren Msid. III; Red Red Rose.
IA; Iipp'ty Witchet. 100 King Thrush, 124 !;
Lion dor. 1873; Pilgrim. lO9 Henry c.. 1Na;
brewer, l16: Lord Brighton 1913; Clearing Up.
io4: High Cost, 12o; Westwood III: Dun
boyne, 1871; War Marvel. I25: Crank los: I'll
tania, 1O4 Arnold. I2s Fanopy. 10; Are
thusia. no
Sixth race. two-year- Odds; conditions. five
and a half furlongs-EterniIy. 1l5; Despair
lob IWs; t1ugI Storm. 10; our Flag, Il5; Pagan
Pan. 10; Mavoureen. liz: Frigats 100: Alfalfa
Jos: Scotland Yet l06; Dry Moon 1l5 Sedce-
Hildur, lis.