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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Mrs. Crume Entertsins Needle Club

Mrs. ]. j. Crumc received The Needle
Stub Tu.s,lsy afternoon nj her home
!f.iJ a. II street The greater part of IN"
afternoon was devoted 10 various kinds
- needle work and pleasant social In.
i"rcoursc \ delicious rcfrcshment
course was served later t. the regular
club members and the following guests.
Mesdamcs y. T.. Mackey. ~ NuvasOta:
Fred Frost and u, Il Jack.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
TIE WEEKS CALENDAR.

The Humphreys Morris wedding at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. u. Humphreys. 100 Harrison
street. at 49, o'clock.
The Belle Bcnnet,s will meet In reg.
ular session IN the annex u the Polk
Street Methodist church.
Thursday.
Mrs, y. i. Sullcnbcrgcr will entertain
the Woman's Club nj her home. s3OO
Van Durcn street. at o'clock.
r~s Saturday.
The Ladies' Auxiliary 20 the Legion
VIII meet In regular session az the Cen.
trail Presbyterian church.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
u tNUINn,
Thursday.
saturday.
Tsffeta and Georseite Dresses. One,
Third Off, The Ladies Store.
Home MIssionsr, Socle,y "a Nee,

NHome Mis>ionary S0cIety 20 Meet
The Home Missionary Society. Il the
Fret Christian church. win meet In reg.
ular scTion this afternoon at 4
o'clock. at hte home OF Mrs. !. c. Berry.
500 \. jefferson street, All members
are especially urged to be present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16
Woman's Cluo IN Meet.

Mrs s I. Sullenbergcr will enter
tain the womsn's club Thursday after
noon at . o'clock at her home, $500 1a1
Buren, street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16

Al long silk gloves si.sO q pair. short
IN Gloves Use pair. The Ladies Store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-16

NOrICE-wORTH WHILE
iiesd the special offers oi the siole
u quality. The Ladies store.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
CHURCH UNION.

Church E-zc- YES -a9E-- Eli 1E11E-L--R-
tional seEssra4az1sss EEs 2E1a--ze5 Gss-11- zgo.
III tha 1Iraa Of .J1- @.91-as-T A1z-aS- I-zsa TO
bust and zE-1za-5 A-sEls.E1 a11 axazzILA- zz1l-
zen IS On record Ii H. 6Ez AEn@E-z1z-r ID 1ae
effect that there No 6zzzz-za-azE1 q Christ
eGgscr. with E1gsss EIEzV1s171g11s Ia tgs-31 ls5
syznrEztE1z4 GZt I'd 2Ez1zE-1lEaEi- d e. II
peculiar 7a-s1s 3-6 re15tzss LIZ EszEl5 s.-scs1
95cES1y s1rssEzEt-
SAaI wE sT- Gzv4- IT wgEl3 Z w a4ssz--Et.l4
&c havs. E@zrra ~ ELst1r LIZ gs44-ssLI Tg EE-
tie Ea- cg--zgrll---tz--s gsr1-l1 9EE1 regardless
al what ssgzes15l-s IL D=5 EtsEII1 zfs TIT
OF faith IL 1zzz7 v-a-l3 1sa EiHsrEftf= Z LEIIts-
less vail e8-s II 1-EA&- IL B41lz- lIEEIEs aD
sEhen dennis tz- -tEz-x E-Esa AlEIETrL-IB z-i1E
ATTEMPT I'll c1-EG E-lzn < I'll --szz-zssz-ILC
pertinent gG- u With -z'E'5 VI t.EFI4H 4 Il III
ion Is cEzs u 13Sz 1EzErS- 4Ls- II 1-ltsa--T E-sa
difficult Of asel5=z=-z4a11- LIZ E1EE1g Z lasgue
OF nations: and -zzT EZ1aaizI1 rss3Ea4H LEE7H
covered With sd sz--s-zae 1ET 1tass-1E1Iac+lE-
how doubtI2glE 81 s4gE1T EDG T1lEc Z E1-le
wav towards Uzi01 1-1a churches u GIE-1s1HI
dom were Is Vet y-=-1E-=1 q ~ Organic U19E51
is admitted 20 H. c=zz-T-1la ~ LIE thirty rs
nominations rec4-1EE = tszEEH-#-sH- MI 11E
tentative plan PROPOSED Il e.-z1ez2so IL -aF1If
an ecclesiastical z--zz7lEss TIKI z EIunu-, 1Br
under it each c41s1z17-9a tztz--eL vi -zzzE-n II
credal staterra--s tc-- - -21nItzz1r Ez7f1 1sEET
ticular mode q u1-z,z-L BIZ #taEcszeErs- rIBT se
the immediate sz-7sgt--ea 111a1 VII eurua End
grow closer Viz - -sZz II IL rsnGIlr
event who's s-.zzsz15sE = z-z.;zz- III LIE 4fuL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

wages. When the farmer abandons his acres.
labor maist pay dear for food and there VIII not
lie enough 10 go around. The farmers are nllh-
tant- They are out Of 81 patience with . SIT
nation where industrial labor assumes 30 ccznl-
nate the entire labor OF the nation Farmers
cannot get labor; they cannot compete Win IN
5ustrial wages; they work long, weary hours,
are victims of non-ecolosnic marketing condi-
mons and feel themselves little considered ex-
oapt when they are needed. Whether the farmers
are wholly justified or moi. their mihfancy Is
tact The Gate City has long commended thai
the greatest Of national problems IS the aphuiid-
ing of 3 contented farm labor Ii Is 3 problem
We have neglected until now it IS likely 10 DC
forced abruptly upon Is for Immediate attention
and solution
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

Even the scholarly department OF
agriculture gets poetic under the
~helnz1S v.ssca al s.suV. VFo ~
hzshels az corn pouring -snto shs lap
az r-,esEor october If a drzy back
ed " % every hoase down all the
streets cs al the cities and dumped
cut tvenu-as1e bushels 81 ripe corn
for evs-y -axr- woman and Child GA
the premises. we woGlG begin 10 get
some notion ct IL Nine hundred NTH
lSc1 h@sAS2s CT wheel third more
az cats, third less Sozecher o. pes
.osA rsacAes 2nd s1paet-so the
gos6ez record --zss~
Hence Esaass s-.s, n this his earth
IS testified And II the last Outcome.
however mach the ss-tAlsss and root
less people % the 2zveG,e1ts may
ssuxhsse among themselves, this
eoznfy oe cz-are IS y1ss about all
there s. 10 divide Our mother world
raises things 10 i've By. lot dollar
marks
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
THE SQUIRREL FAMILY.

IN creating Tie squirrel family Ia
tire ps-Ios--e5 one Of her most grace
ices HI ss-stcisl1 acts writes
Arthur ? Rice = n article q Fo1r-
Footed FOX u the January Boys
Life she zs5e the striped szasrra
for the Ts-T snail hov. and red SPUR
ri fo- 1sa ys-y large boyAaa5 the gray
sz--S for the Zig boy Is 10 70
Fsa-s u sgs, and threw = the firing
slz-sls and black squirrels aad fox
squirrels ~ Al evidence OF her ger
s-uzs 5Esy,css1scz 20 please everybody
She decorated t5e s1umPs and EasEy
rocks with TnE beautiful ferns and
gE6a5 picturesque lie ID the rail
fences AMI stone rails with Z charR-
wArse graceful motions 2-G Interest
l1g HABITS caa-zhszIs ElcA 10 ths en-
izs-1alzs-1 uE mankind
II Vas u the eternal fitness Of
things that TIE squirrels shcul6 do
sozssA5ag for nature u return for tie
gift 0t 5cyozs existence 50 they set
zbor. helping her 10 plant her garden
The <SaayEszzks buried bssch nuts and
csss1RzlS and sco-lS II TIE EoEad
and thus did their part N the scheme
If scientific forestry The red s1rir-
res dropped hazel nuts blsTsluts.
cherry s-nass and pine cones slolg
1As walls and fences and straiEaTEay
there sFGzog No along these zTeu-ss
CT squirrel Irzvel fruitful shrubs and
f-srF trees where D1her squirrels find
least where the birds huzfd their
Eeszs za6 under which HE cattle en-
Toy 2 grateful shade So the sqair-
ress earned and continue 10 earn the
right 10 Eve and to rejoice II life"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
FARwE5 LIZ w--rEEr.

industrial lzzf-r IL 11lz- u III gFI Effar-4ze
shorter hours z-crz gR-- z--eEr2s- advantages
are its sogars E=a--z--ls @Isz-s IN rzsrz1fs-Is
storm Of prOcesz troz III 1szZIaszz aE1fg IT viii fe
well for Industrial lz-s1- Z = sasr wsa51fs- sae
to wndward The fa--zs-z ssE@1l -1isz 4Ife Tr-lssz
of what they must buy 20 s1=sr inward E1Llse
the prices OF what they ha-s ~ He4L ~ eteafiitr
downward. Farmers pay fo- wtIs1 1ie- tesS
with farm products and they szE liz exchange
value of their products is lesse-zzg
If this be true-and this 70 51e rgr.tlEe is riGt1
vet proved fact-then despite n t11tT. ]sCDor
can do, despite all that Plumb plszzag fzua @1e
cooperative management schemes md B.U %te
other mechanical arrangements desi-s9 10 Up
build wage scales, the whole wage seale IF sife
nation and the price level will be pulled down.
For the farmers with their products are II ffe
foundation of the whole structure.
The buying power Of the farm districts makes
the very basis Of the demand for manufacture1
products. When the farmer cannot and WIT
not buy, labor cannot earn high wages and con,
slde1aple labor will not be able to earnN any
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
TIE PEAK or NsCLENCE.

4-----y- General Palmer has issued pam
T5ls4 form series Of documents which set forth
clearly the propaganda Of the Russian revoln-
.75y- N tins COUNTY, The term Russian Tevo-
zEr75z- ! a7E1sadfg used the man who are
:=--z.aaTzg 1-aaso-able thought and pleas for
4vz.zsrsratle anton are Russians: few, If any Of
s5szzn. ere American citizens The font from
Which TINS matter comes Is IN Russia Prom
z,s-s t---nas the proclamation I'VE are aIhe-
*. re a-a communists: we are anarchists
From there eozaes the urgent cali 10 America 5
zz-s.-se-s-7 10 Erl1fe under the banner OF red: 10
-rTzrg7r officers 81 the law; 10 do away with the
8;-zz- L. % freely up and down the land 70
-1z-,3s-- 10 ezzs4 on civil and moral law This
-,g-1zstls1 rrlzF he had from the attorney gener
gig l.=ira Ind Il wlsaI be well If millions or
spr,s;siIs AFaar5fazl citizens were % get II and
-gsa L Notwithstanding the flood OF publicity
rrn -s11eaEisza- 1ha -za5o-zTv o. Or ualet- lazy
zffgii5111E eztz1sas DO moi realize what Is being
.7r,ezE- sEa3 E-16 do1s b. aliens IN this land
II Ergrld sss- tai IEs colossal lnSolence o.
.4fis r74sszsn -zsg7g-aa-t would arouse Inlnaeol-
rz44 s-rzra- frs za15 gT=, =Ea II reaAIzaa- III
rru5l8 s4,s-n 1tzEa fls sszss q loyalty 70 one $
e,rr lFr1,s s1.5 -zoz3s Es-ld sweep ASIDE a1y dit
4-=zrt,sz NJ sr-Ji-ivz * 10 107a Ez-agsmsut and
.-,rrif4a 1rs ID II -rJ.asa Ead TigU-cLs action
,,-fzI-,z,+ ms t.7zzz544 E-1 u people Ene
7sr-zr M -,f-- rr -1-ea viii Is Id rsElAate ON
srTzs,T-- 10 4sg- 5gE- WIFI AzTs t11Ff I'D ID
l3,ri7lr s-,sz ryr -tle ---s z condition = which
41- ttssrlir 71,-pea-n 1l4sz- 4seEsos-SAaEa As74s
1r s rr4ffft- Hsl5la from liz z-r-ng-sltg. this
rzrgsz;.sr ry-opaga1da * III E,saE OF 1-se+a1ca
Il rs & 7,sz-afsa- Ut afe3sEt civilization thai II Is
sIorgsd 10 frrsaa aznd Hz4gEEe s5s-3oas ATTENTION
IN tins epa1re-E-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
TODAYS BIT OF VERSE
a PasxER

\ -7sNE7
Leave net vezl before ZEE sEss~
Tear frc- He zzzz1 IAs s14=a1 q 4aes
AND frc-n ~ so1g lie EFIa G1 sass--s--aess
Yea zao-za / si1Ezz- s--EE 2-1 1ss-
Coz @-ES lie s!sS - Sc
send re u s1zg sG-s5SEsI
TEza1 s1ZSs1 zzs aE-s1z- asz1
OF life ESs .zasz-S z2saczE-as a -.S s--aS-s
SzlFze ne EzzA sZ--CgE sgs4E--
E1e gsva ne SETS .aE--
GRAFT ne -As VII - zszT 1lC AEr-
for vls5ca oEs-e15ESzzg szs1-
Ard d-az-s 1Az- ARE ozg u LIZ rEss--E 11sIs
y,eaa al what Erzcs TEaz staEz1 lsuEL
A heart IL l-L=-sz2l-
--rgrrz-- -41ss
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
Wen shIrsed, Nature Worked.

Golfers Weekly While the
workers and 1oa-Eo-ks-s o. nearly
ersy civ were fuuiaS and fEsstng
through these months Of strikes. TIE
crops that feed them Ell were I5pea-
ing serenity u the feds On the
secle-lEced lands OF New England
the good res earTa Of Jersey and
Georgia tie fat slopes and bottoms
Of Missouri and Iowa and Alabama
the s16isss wheat horizons % The
northwest s-an TIE potatoes q the
Aroos-ooE 10 the beans o. San Juan
de BgsaaTs1TZrz Old nature has
ss-Te3 Fer hours and done her pzrr-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
Itching, Scratching, Skin Diseases
That Burn Like Flames Of Fire

eases OF Eczema and Other sri,
FerupsiunA This wooderfuI renedy
e one of the oldest and most r..
hAole medicines on the market /,
has been sold BY druggists for sf,y
years Get A,bottIe today ard Be-.
gin treatment that win get results
Iou are invited 20 write to,-d.v
for complete and full advice 4. =
the treatment of your own cas-.
Address. Chief Medical Advise
Swifs Specific Co, Dept g, Az.
iz1sa. Ca
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

Hae Il . Smsrae Ireatmns
That Gets Prumpt Results-
Ee-era and similar skin trouoles
come from = disordered. impure
eondHion OF the blood. and they
can only be cured by giving the
blood ! thorough cleansing. and
removing from il All traces OF mr.
purity
THIS is why S s. s has been
ssed 20 successfully IN hundreds Of
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

A.rfu-11p- General Palmer bHgs1 MS 1Tzsaae
-ttpur the nlssh segst u4 Irving TT gITIHS ms On
elf4l approval 50 fsn increase II LIZ gIaes o.
r g,,itstaz,a sT1gar. Tlns4 was Ii harmony with
ea aafrrirlis,srssEior 3oflev IF beginning every
..erear- 4,v sss5sSislg for III Increased E-oTria-
mon ,,tfI7 yyffii..i 10 institute tbs eepnouy-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

There IS ~7tsoG- vr-x--~ #f.1s-- s1a5--ss
there hs2-saess s ers.-- sszt ---y car --ss
ard thae7s rosnsr, es. zr-sse so1 o5s-1Ss. &c
cause T7crey o-ss, r-o-s z1- 7arss an.
ycu crzs1 ard e-vy and s7sr[-~5-s- - Ssss-o---
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

fse Oliver Trodee concerns bfufsaa about the
uest wprid and featy gsiroi Loage is sasin- to
Il thad no ore causes si4e p1esant world 10 slip
fr01a rs 1aoosiHge
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

IN 44jstlsesaale ,regon men IL insured for hTe
thousand dollars and she IsaTs the premiums
herself 80 small rstsInasuts ssld II fen dollars
z -lGZel-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

Az2-csa Eureka BIZ EsEEcod
hEs 5=aa E15S-sd again The country
t5z-eszr care about his bang Indicted
T-ne- The yzhEsc wants s 20 see him
n jan
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Cherokee Democrat: Senator John
Son xsssisssG the United States senate
Ec< trying 10 boost tbs pay OF is mem
hers. The public n general viii agree
with Se-zscr Johnson THAI they hare
ros earned -AAt they are geznas let
1zc-s Al ircTr2se-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

TouIn have no mere pain sut viii
ncEce the corn getting loose and
vob5ly. In z CAV or SO, you lit
y right CT wifhczt any feeling
-hs1's tie END Of the corn and af
y0g- troubles Miiiiozs have proved
-'Gers-fI" 20 be the one and onsT
E1faslinF- common sense corn re-
mover Why not vou2
.Gets1t" costs hut q tribe at any
drug store and carries & MONEY
back goarantee. MT6. by E Lave
renee & Co. Chicago.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

B--a5ag-Sz NgwEErs- Sr-t-E gs1-
tie s-rsag. is at the most e1t a few
weeks away One oE Tie FIRST lar
ss-gsrs j. the sxr%c.c<ztt1g lcafer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

WEBSTER CITY Freeman Te1-rzl-
P@p-Se who are asking thai & n.
Ms-aasra -sxSs as good q record -
sa.--s1a-y al agriculture rs jim Wiisoa
sI are asking rno u-cA Mr. WIsC2
Vas sr All ossas The best man for the
soa ever trses and Z $ unlikely thai
Is record VIII es e21ase6 fo- many
vsA-x
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

C<E-cs7 Ea-f1s Nlaga-eE1c The tac1s
are IN, 01r melting pot Is c1oggs6 II
with g lot of Ennsazah1s S--I which
we E-S GET re O. before re Can pro
c-e5 18th TIE business 81 hs1STclelt
zSSs s--l.zt5ca
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

davenport Times Z ?, RsrAsr be-
EoEges TO thai school of workers Who
sszssve tAz. sT16y srd work Is wAa1
ssoz-fs. thai slilzzz1Te : reScgztzssd
a-9 tat -ss7.ozsl1zEr s rikcst o.
czsT 1A1sss WHO E-aE vsa- 70 do.
Eess-S WIS 10 thought = his mind
asc-- the rc-si owing hin living.
IL wEs c1s Of these WHO t.0EgAT ne
sEe5 s living 70 AIZseaf. and he
worked - ger n
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

GarsAAElr0r- Tines Es-leaNcA1
I. s. raise Cd wages -asz-1 Increase =
gra11ccsaz perhaps tie aszai1y 70 pay
-AsSs 7xg kso1g pretty close behind
ne rsa6szey 10 6s-12z1 Rzs y
sosSaL
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13
: No
More
Corn
Suffering

es.s-It Never Leaves q Cara On
LuT Toof FOR Very Long.
The hurting Ayep- goes right or
Of -sk- E5-l The moment q few
DROPS of ~Gtts-7-" lands thereon u
10 IsrovgA. end Tor keeps"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-02-13

AEve1 Enss ST Hlr
cs-nr-so@try wit s,ry
-an-e transportation
nyw .sn- :, s-v-- 1s
ssz.s-s-s IN -ess ssrs.r-r
rstfe cnuz1-y- Atrz
II @eci ~ n s,Est1sa O;
w'nsr1 vii Sv rno-s
.-Has2u--H-ies1 n,u
-ssz rve- aefzrs,
Wsher d Hfa-s
De-. GrTaEafipads
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-11-05
Married.

News has been received at this Of
fee Of the happy marriage Of Miss
Lucille Bradshaw to Mr.. Paul Daugh-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-11-05

erty. The marriage occurred at Aus
tn Christian Church, Chicago, last
evening. We have not learned the
particulars.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1920-11-05
Frank c. Wehman

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Over The Political Fence

daughter is said to be the chief rea-
son. Former Speaker George Jack.
son, Nuckolls county, has expressed
his intention of accepting the
filings which are being made for him
as democratic candidate for gev-
ernor. 1t now looks like race be-
tween Grant l.. Shumway and Mr.
Jackson. -
Harry S. Byrne, candidate for al
ternate delegate-at-large to the re-
publican national convention, ad-
dressed a gathering of young women
in the Lindell hotel, Lincoln, Thurs
day night, when Young Women's
Republican club was organized.
f. Mont Reilly of Kansas City,
western manager for Senator Hard
ing of Ohio, has written to the
local Ohio society letter in which
he states that the senator will not
be here to speak before the pri-
mary, but that later date may be
anticipated.
A woman Of Danish nativity
called at the republican woman's
headquarters yesterday to inquire
what she must do to become citi-
zen. She stated that she was sur
prised to learn that she was dis
Omaha daily bee., 1920-03-13

franchised because her husband has
not taken out his first citizenship
papers. She had two sons in the
war. She has applied for her first
naturalization papers.
George w. Burke, .2950 South
Twenty fourth street, has joined the
Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors
Pershing club, declaring in a letter
to Secretary John N. Baldwin that
he is in favor of the nomination BY
the national republican convention
of the Nebraska candidate. "Any-
thing can do tc assist you in the
campaign for General Pershing,"
says Mr.. Burke in his letter to Mr..
Baldwin, Il shall be extremely glad
to do" -.."..
w. I. Graham and Elmer F.
Thomas, president and secretary
respectively, of the Committee OF
500," have issued a call for a meet
ing of their organization at the
Young Mems Christian association
rooms tonight at 8. The call states
that this meeting will determine
what action the committee will take
on national and local issues in con.
nection with the primaries next
month.
IF Bryan is elected as a delegate
from Nebraska the wets will not run
the San Francisco convention" is
one of the statements made over
the signature of Mr.. Graham and
Mr.. Thomas.