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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
COLLEGE GIRL OR CHORUS GIRL
WHICH WILL MAKE BEST WIFE?
BY CYNTHIA GREY


DO chorus orls make the best unrest
This is the question that has recently made such stir IN
Eastern college and theatrical circles.
President s. NJ Carey, Of Br1n Mowr college, a recent
address, made the statement that college girls make better
iciUes than chorus girls.
And then she started somehng The girls took II
up and declared that they not only greater demand
upes but that then made better wives than the girl oho
had spent her time reading old English and studying Plato
and discussing equal suffrage
They ask: Can college girl cook? Can college girl
sen? Can college girl econopiizeY
And further girls from the front claim that the shoU
Girl understands better than college girls. She nos
chot they Ike she noics hoio TO please them and she
such idc acquaintance NTH men, that ohon she has
found good she hangs TO him.
The shoto girl receices small salary Economy is
sary She does her cooking and most Of her
she is selected for her position for the very qualities that
admire in uomengood looks. charm and personaLy
The college girl has spent most Of her life school and
study She has Tired in ,cord Of books. She has knocn
limited number Of men, and she does not understand them
And So the discussion war,n betioeen the tco.
What do The readers Of the Cynthia Grey column think
tciH be glad 10 print concise, sensible arguments
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Dear Miss Grey; 7 would express
who signed her letter Wondering Z"
was married first 90 an Ameri.
can-born young man. Soon my hua.
band made me very unhappy. He
neglected me. broke his promises
and made ms life miserable. Two
years passed and God gave ua "A baby
girl. and as many times ms my huH-
band did me wrong. forgayo him.
and In two more years n baby boy
caine 90 live with US. stu my hus.
band would neglect me and his two
children. I will never tell all We
suffered. And II years later my
husband deserted IN and Obtained =
divorce BY fraud and went 20 an
other country and married again.
For years we three knew not
where he was. and we suffered
alone I fell ~ and nearly died from
bitterness In my heart. Durjng this
Illness ! lost my two children.
| met a for~irn-horn man and
after nearly one years acquaintance
VIC were nurr We loved each other
and We were married. since then
my happiness has been sublime. His
character IL noble. and IL II not
money that makes Us happy. he.
cause we have very little. II In not
our surroundings alone that make
us happy, but II tho heart - right
Il makes no difference what land
YOU we're born in. Yon can he truly
hAppy with n mate born In n foreign
land.
i love my second husband moro
than I couid ever have loved my
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20

together for luncheon Saturday aft.
eFnoon az 1 O'Clock % the Masonic
temple. AZ the cliywide annual
luncheon - Mothers congress and
rarcntTeacher associations.
Education Of IN. child IN all It's
various phases will be briefly dis.
GUESSED BY Miss Aimina George, a.
sisiant superintendent OF Seattle pub
lie schools. Miss VIM 81 the Grade
Schools association. Mr.. Henry King
OF the school board: Miles Elizabeth
Mann. High School Teachers league,
Prof. Dridiey. Isrlncipaln' league.
Mrs. Dean nurkhclmer and Miss
Ruth Brown % the Seattle Campfire
Girls.
a school orchestra OF nry boy.
and girls WI furnish the music az
tho luncheon. and two children. vir.
EinlR Marriott and George Raveile.
dressed as Forget Me. No; and DafYo-
oil. representing tho coiors Of tho
organization. Will collect tho Lincoln
pcnnlc. for the French orphan fund
Both Lincoln and Franklin High
schools are planning distinctive table
decorations and are inviting their
principals an honor guests.
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first. who was an American. speak
from actual experience. Miss Crcy's
answer was correct 20 Wonder.
ing's" letter. jus, as all OF her
answers seem always right to me.
MRs. l.. q. Il.
Dear Miss Grey: ! am living in
a Seattle apartment house. paying
1850 month for one room and
kitchenetfe. with no private bath. a
very small room and n poor daven.
port for "A bed.
The rules printed and hung on the
wall require a tenday notice before
eacatlns. but do not mention this
other rule I arm about 10 ask infor.
nation IA regard 20. I have Just
been told by former tenant that
when she moved from here ahe was
charged 81 for the janitor's time for
cleaning her apartment after she
moved and was not allowed 10 take
her trunks until she paid IL. I was
not informed when ] moved IN that
would he charged for the cleaning
Of the carpet and walls and such
necessary cleaning when I moved
out expect 20 leave ny apartment
clean. n seems 90 me when | pay
my rent I am paving enough toward
the upkc~p Of their furniture and
wages for their help. Can they
force me 90 pay this. provided
leave my apartment reasonably
clean. with no unnecessary wear or
dirt on carpet and furniture7
SUBSCRIBER
do not beilepc any fudge. iocrc
fhts waiter taken 10 court. trouId
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NEAT HOLDERS FOR
YOUR SILVERWARE

Determining the sire needed for a
DOZEN knives. and the size for n dosen
forks. from ones siiverwarc. cut tho
holders from linen and canton nan.
mel. Tho linen maker n good outside
covering. with the canton flannel as
lining.
Rows OF stitching set apart the II
spaces. leaving space at the top 20
fold over. A. one end tab may
fassen with a snap 20 the other end
OF the holder when folded.
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Luncheon for
Visitors

To compliment Miss corinnc and
Miss Helen Mac1rath OF Portland.
Miss LILLIAN Falk was hostess OF an
Informal luncheon for seven Tues
day afternoon Mt the White Elephant
shop.
The Misses MaeGrath, who are on
their way 10 Chicago TO remain un.
I'll after Easter. are both Whitman
college girls. arsi have recently re
turned from overseas. where they
were engaged In Red Cros@ work.
A dinner has been planned In their
honor. and win he given at the
Washington on their return.
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Last Formal Dance

The Saint Cecilia club WI gtve Us
lhat formal dance OF the season
Thursday ev2ing in the knights
on ARRANGEMENTS includes Miss Irene
Wen~rrnos,. Miss lisa Agnew. Miss
1fn1ei Handy, Mrs. Frank kaynor.
Nrs. Frank Soaring. Mr.. A. j.
Enrnsh, Mr.. c. c. Mueller. Mr.. A.
s. etuseer and Or. A. II. Meadow
croft
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Eden. who
have been In California for several
weeks, are expected TO return ON
the ssd,
Mrs. ]. -. Morris ~ Lewiston II
viAitingeher daughter. Mrs. Charles
Boric Rhodes.
Mrs. Henry Hollis and son Jack.
who are spending two months IN Cal
ifornia. have taken an apartment nj
ocean Park.
Mrs. George r. Myers left last
week for California. 10 be gone about
n month.
Mrs. Louis inkster. who has been
in Washington. ID, C.. for several
months. returned sunday.
Miss Dorothy Ewing. who has
been visiting Mrs. John fnkHtsr for
several days. left yesterday for her
home In Spokane.
Mrs. James David MacCallum Of
Davenport, who has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. John stuart brace. has
recovered from tho illness which con
iined her 90 her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin G. Ewing plan
20 spend the week end at Gold iiaf
with MIR. J. H. Frost and Mr., and
Mira Edgar Franklin Frost
Miss Marcia Connor returned on
"Wednesday from Los Angeles. where
abe has been visiting her sister.
Miss Kathleen. and her brothers. Mr..
Alonxo and MIR Hayden Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. u. Graves left
"Wednesday for tour OF California
Mrs. J. W. Christian Of Hoods Ca.
nal 10 spending a few days in Seat
tlc. the guest OF Mr.: and Mrs, w y
Kiunel Mr. and Mrs. kinn~i have
sold their home To Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. A. Scwbcrger. who will occupy
IL April !.
Mr.. Roy corbe,t II conyalescing
from his recent Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis u. Finley
arc at present at Del Monte. They
shipped their car down and win tour
California for another month.
Mr.. Ernest Ferguson and Mr.. Les.
u. Lloyd have removed from the
Washington apartments 70 the VII
lard
Mr.. James Glass. who was injured
In an Accident las; week. ~ con
vaiescont
Mr.. and Mrs Matthew =, Scurry
and family hav. taken home Mt
tlas 10th ave. -. T.. until their de-
paYtur~ for their summer home at
Eagle Harhor.
MIss sidney peckwith who has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. William
II. Gsffnsy. left "Wednesday for her
homo in Montana.
Ar. Earl Henderson ieft wedne~
day evening for Vancouver. TO be
gone several dayr.
Or. and Mrs. r. r. Watson Of
Niagara Fails. Ontario. arc guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. HiiL.
Mrs. J. y. Howe and her daughter.
Mis-. Qu~-nle Howe. former residents
% Seattle. have returned from Con.
cord, -. H.. and have taken an apart
mcrt at the Clark.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-20
NEW RIBBON LOOPS

Many new srocks are hein K
trimmed with loops % xroegrRin rib.
bon. The loops are usually made OF
inch wide ribbon or narrower about
three inches long. making finished
loop Of an inch and a half In length.
Occasionally a tunic Il finished with
a row Of such loops stitched against
the turned under edge Of the mate
rial
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ILCIuhrla


Iadle-. Aid
Ladies' Atd society % Gilman PARK
NJ y. church win meet wednesday
afternoon AZ o'clock in the church
pariors Miss Emily Thorgritnaon
and Miss Allen. hostcrsss
I.aiona r.T. 4. Meeting
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Laiona Parent Teacher aHsoeia.
ton VIII be held IN the assembly
room Thursday. February "a. al :
O'Clock. Miss Ruth brown VIII talk
on Campfire girls orgn nlxation
During the evening the work Of the
Roy Scouts ana Campfire girls will
10 esempllned.
Mothers and fathers alike win be
Interested In this meeting. and q
large attendance IL desired.
Queen city Council
Queen city council No tot. Of the
=. u. A., knirhta and Ladies' % secu
rity. announce a basket social. with
a special musical program. for To-
night al the Mooso temple az z
o'clock. Ladies VIII bring box
lunch for tao persons No admission
In charged. There will be a short
candidates for memberuhip preceding
the social. children will participate
and parents should provide them
with lunch.
Wonder council. No. 4. Juniors 81
Security. s. IS A. VIII hold their
second regular council meeting ia the
upper hail Of the Moose temple tAl-
evening. A shot, session will be
held for obligation OF new candidates
after which the Juniors and The
adult members 81 Queen City council
VIII toin IN on the basket social
Every giri Junior wili bring a basket
or box lunch for two
ladies q. \. u.
Ladies q. 4. H.. George Washing
ton circle. VIII sisr a dinner and en-
trrtainmrnt Friday night. February
20. az Veterans hall. Arirory. from
q to $50 ,. m. Friends and members
invited.
Music study Club
Tho Seattle Music study club
meets Tuesday. February ~. prompt.
iy az lao at the home Of Miss Irene
ilaitruHch, ias ~. 18th st. phInnsy
ave. car to 18th. with Mrs. =. =.
Burbank an chairman. The program
In ~ follows,
modsrn snusir. stesp, Ainsrirsn
Cufrent Evsnu, ...s.....s.....
Mira Arden L. smith and Mrs.. y. n
Bustsas
Vocal
tsD rprias aasx-~assnsos and p.inss.
ssssssssssssssssfsss hstrfsHssns
90 rseksps nses .....,..,,..c yrii Rcsa
Mfa r. W. Graham
90 stndy In s.....-........ss.. roieini
fbl Japanese Ftafy ...s..ss...... feldini
Mrs. WIN. a. nro-nfsid
Ne~.la--
90 in,.rmsHss caysiisrss nastsosna
Nrs. Edna I. Msr,ss
rrano-~rHe.sto s4sss..rs.ss.a Isschsiisiy
hfa y. q Dprtsnk
Vocal
~ Nc hseas .....--.s...s .nAofssAsas
ibl Iast0fA --.-.-...s...sssss. .Nefsctni
NM NJ n. rsrry
q, c.asossssa o nAjer .xssvAFd EcHsii
CD Hsmotss1us .......ss........zii ehsf
Mrs Andrew ftts
voeai---Asfa from TeseA ...............
hrn Carl Hotiltseil
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For the Boy
A New Suit!
CHERRY CHAT

VoUR boy win r-er proud that
i you think him sensible enough
to appreciate 20 practical gift as .
suit Of clothes.
Give him a suit OF chcrry's we'll
made. manly elothes--the kind that
wear 20 well aid look 20 well an
long as they wear.
Our boys department carries an exS'
ceptionally fine lire OF boys' suits.
and the prices win prove surprising
ly low. cherry's terms add 10 tho
Of buying here
Rlal,o style shop. zoT Riaito BLDG
over Pig'n Whistle. on Second ave.
between Madison and Spring.
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ri Beta Phi Formal

n Bsta Phi sorority will entertain
With Z formal dance Mt the Chapter
houss Friday evening. February "a.
The patrons and patronesses viii be:
Uoan and Mrs winiock Miller. Mr..
ard Mrs. Edward n. Burweli. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Muerr. Mrs. Blna
Johnson.
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BY REBECCA STEVENSON
office Phone. Main 600.
Overseas Club Dance

The Overseas club will give a
Washington birthday dance saturday
evening az Douglas hall, The COM
mittec Ia as follows Mr., IL A. SIN
clair. Mr.. H. JackmAn. Mr.. r. Maple,
Mrs, George Case, Mrs, Emma kces.
Mrs. Florence Bible. Miss Mabel
Powell. MIR, A. Strlngcr, MIR. J. Cub
bons. Miss GenevieVe Grant, chair
man. The proceeds from this dance
are used for local relief work. and
Il Is hoped there will he a large at.
tendance. Thursday. the goth. tho
club with give card party at the
clubhouse. soi 18th ave. n.
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Tea for Sister-in-Ldic

IN compliment TO her sss,er.in.iaw.
Mn. David J. Hanns. Miss Sara
Hanna entertained with . tea NJ her
h0Rs this afternoon.
Presiding At the tea were: Mrs.
lOuina Douglas. Mrs. N. n. Angus.
tire. Mrs. Fred Rice Roweil and
Mrs.. Evans. assisted by Mrs. q. A.
webster. Mrs. ]. w. Goodwin. Mrs.
Carte Gallagher. Mrs John Ccsrt.
Mrn wnnot Pritchard and AIRS.
Norman waterhous~ Louise Brady
ana Marcclla Chamberlain received
rnrds at the door
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Bridoe Pdrty

A bridge party will be given Mon
day, February -. under the auspices
Of the Council Of Jewish women's
delegate fund committee At Educa-
tional Center. 18Th ave and Main st..
Any one wishing to reserve tables
may Dc so by teiephoning MA Carl
scherYner At East Ass. or Mrs. u.
Lukov, Fast 33ft.
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Washington's
Birthddu Dance

Miss Dorothy Diekey. daughter %
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. DlciSey. VIII en-
terrain about eighty guests with a
Washington's birthday dance tomor-
row evening at Holdings hail.
Miss Dlckey viii ho assisted by
Mrs. q. r. Thorndyke and Miss Ida
plckcy
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Dance POSTPONED

Dancing club will not hold its rexu-
Iox monthly dance at Hiawatha field
dnnce win be given March 81. 1890.
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Ridgeley Social Club
fO Gre Dance

Rldg-ley Social club viii gsse an
Informal dance and card party this
evening In Douglas hall. Tenth ave.
and East Pine. A cordial Invitation
il extended TO all friends. This Is
the clubs fifth dance Of the season
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Sfudcnts to Entertain

Mss Maria Gashwellcr's younger
uen6ents viii give an Informal at
hogne for their parents In the studio
suite. In the Empress building. sun
~ Afternoon mt $50, and for this
oonnaion they have arranged a very
Qnnd program.
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY
Junior Congregation Temple DE-
Hlr<xh

Junior Congregation Temple DE-
lllr~eh
Ipnlor Congregation Temple DC
Hlrsch announces It's second infor.
mai dance. to he given al tho
Knights Of Columbus hall this eve
ming.
Classic Culture Club
Classic Culture club scheduled for
February 81 IL postponed. that the
members may attend Mothers Con.
rress luncheon at tho Masonic tenn.
pie.
fythiau Slst~rs
Pythian Sisters give the NTH dance
Of tho series this evening at the
knights OF PythiaS hail. FIRST and
Pike.
Aloha Chsp<~r. u. n. y.
Aloha chapter. o. y. r.. viii give
a Washington party this evening In
Thornr hall. Green Lake. The com.
mIttee has something good in store
for all Masons, Eastern stars. their
families and friends
Niuetc~uth Century Club
E*fHfh''Utn 8fNtAFQ fAut viii Untl
It's annual party at the home Of Mrs.
William GrifYcn. 2ssi Fairview ave.
-. Take Eastiake chr TO Roanoke st.
walk toward tho lake
Wom~n's Democratic Club
women's Democratic club meets NJ
Moves cafeteria at y. IN. Topic
Charter amendment to be presented
TO the public at tho municipal cleo.
ton March 2. Opportunity given for
discussion. Fun attendance desired.
Myrtle Chapter
Myrtle chapter. No. ~, o. Il. r..
card party at $50 at Moves cafe.
teria.
John 4. Miller
John r. Miller Woman's Relief
corps tea party at Veterans han In
the ArmWy. honoring George Wash.
ington's birthday.
Child Welfare Luncheon
Al who are interested In the wei.
fare 81 home and school VIII gather
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Thcdelchians Party
POSTPONED

ne Thedelchsans have postponed
enoir regular monthly party which
Wna TO ~ gfven at tho home Of Mrs
rSank B. Wilson. Saturday evening.
rsbFuary IS. because OF the Illness
q several members.
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TO FRESHEN RUGS

To freshcn up dun. dirty rugs.
sweep them carefully. then 70 over
them with brush or cloth and clear
sait water.
Half cup Of coarse salt should
he used 10 each quart Of water.
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PENS IS LETTERS A
DAY TO SPOUSE

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.--Tr your
husband isn't tho ready letter writer
when he's away from home. you'd
like him 10 be. cali his attention 10
tho statement that the late John
Martin Beck OF Marion. o.. wrote
100 900 letters 10 hls wife. Ho nv.
eraged rs letters n day and sp~n,
$4,000 in postage.
Pink tea" Eva. IL another name
for a scandal function.
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Informal Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs, Robert T.. Small en-
Retained informally az dinner Tues
6uy evening at their home.
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Wash ington's
Birthday Ball

The next dance 10 he given BY the
Mount Baker Park club will be a
formal washing'on's birthday ball
saturday evening.
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Mixstrel Shoe
a Wyoming

he Officers Of the U. $. $ wyom.
~ have particularly interesting and
ooeortnining plans for minstrel
uAow on board tho ship saturday
evening.
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Every thirdeiass actor imagines
he's tho real thing. but. a course.
tho public has such poor taste.
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Special Dinner at
Women's University
C7ub

There viii be a special club dinner
at the women'a University club
Wednesday evening at $50 for mem
hera. their husbands and their
friends. Reservations may be made
at the club.
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70 honor Mrs. A. q. cnshman. the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Wmt'
nsv Treat. Peruvian Consul ana Mrs,
4. NJ. Macedo viii give dinner TOT
fcurtecn az the University club 60.
morrow evening and a theatre party
a the Moore afterward.
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Entertain InformallH'

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Douglas en-
tuenlned informally at cards In
tAo1r apartment Tuesday evening.
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Rirthdan Anniversary

To celebrate the birthday OF her
mother. Mrs. Mary A. bradley Mrs
suchard A. Bailingcr gave a hand'
.cme luncheon at thu sunset club
tois afternoon.
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ipnior Congregation Temple a,
Hlrsch announces It's second infor
mai dance. to 10 given a, th,
Knights Of Columbus hall this eve
ming.
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Classic Culture club scheduled for
members may attend Mothers Con.
pie.
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Pythian Sisters give the NTH dane,
Of tho series this evening at ths
knights OF PythlAs hall. First and
Pike.
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Niuete~nth Century Club

Nineteenth Century club will hol'
It's annual party at the home Of Mrs
William GrifYcn. 3s7i Fairview ave
y. Take Esstiakc chr to Roanoke II
walk toward the lake.
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AIoba chapter. O. Y. e. VIII Ktvr
Washington party this evening In
Thornr hall. Green Lake. This com.
mittee has something good In store
for all Masons. Eastern Stars. their
families and friends
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-13
JAP CRUISER IN
CHARGE ship
BEARING ARMS
REPORT REACHES u. S. SENATE
SUBCOMMITTEE
MEXICAN TROOPS EQUIP
Carranza Forces Have Re.
ceived Many Machine
Guns in Chihauhau.

San Antonio. Jan. 13.-The senate
subcommittee investigating the Mex
lean situation. today bad to report
-ys setf& gfeg M
that large shipment OF ammunition
FOR the Carraaza government arrived
at Mazanllo. Mexico, the day before
Christmas simultaneously with the
japanese cruiser Yakama The re.
port was forwardeus tost1N State De
partmeut at WashiligtoRsa
The Yakima was apparently escort
ing the ship bearing the arms and am
munition which were purchased in ia
pan through Col. Circlos of the Mex
lean army and Manuel Romero, then
Mexican minister at Toxic
Recent reports from Mexico indi-
cate that federal troops in the state OF
Chihuahua are better equipped than
they have been for long time. a
considerable number OF machrinc
guns were recently received. it is
said.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-13
JERSEY GOVERNOR
SOON In OFFICE
RETURNING GOVERNOR HOPES
FOR TWO AMENDMENTS

Trenton, Jan. 13.-Clarence e. Case
republican, as state senate president
succeeded William N. Runyan as act
trg governor of New Jersey at noon
today pending the Inauguration next
Tuesday of Edward I. Edwards, DEM
bcrat, who was elected on wet plat
form.
In his farewell message to the new
legislature, which the republicans con
troll Gov. Runyan urged that nothing
be done which might be interpret
ed as ratification of the prohibition
amendment; and hoped that nothing
would stand in the way Of the ratti.
cation OF the woman suffrage amend.
ment.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-13
RED HOT ATTACK
ON ARMY MEDALS
MASSACHUSETTS REPRESENTA-
TIVE BITTER AEOUT AWARDS

Washington. Jan. l3.-Representa'
tive Gallivan, of Massachusetts, urg-
ing congressional investigation of the
award of army decorations, declared
that more medals in proportion Were
awarded officers who never got near
er the front than Washington, thaa
to those who saw service overseas.
He criticized General March severe
ly and aid an inquiry should be mace
into the cases OF civilians who re-
ceiyed medals; that Eisman, who mix.
ed in clothing shoddy graft, raspiclI-
ing graft. appears to have got a q
al
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-01-13
CANNOT REPEAL
AFTER RATIFYINC
STATEMENT CALLS ATTENTION
TO EFFORs ON FOURTEENTH
AMENDMENT

Washington, Jan. Estate eLgis
latures cannot under the law repeal
ratification of the constitution prob,
bition amendment, Wayne B, Wheeler
counsel for the Anti-Saloon League
declared today in a settlement regard
ing the recommendations for repeal
made to law makers OF New York by
the governor.
Wheeler cited an attempt in New
jersey and Ohio to withdraw ratifea-
tion of the Fourteenth Amendment,
'and -pof1teti OUT that Congress refused
to accept the repeal votes.