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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15

Three young masked bandits held
up and robbed the, mail car OH the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul train
No. 6, near Minneapolis, Mimi. and
after binding and gagging three mail
clerks, escaped with pouch of reg
istered mail and other packages. esti-
mated to contain currency and papers
worth between $4,000 and $4,000.
Four bandits held up two messen-
gers of the Manhattan brokerage firm
of kean, Taylor & Co. in Brooklyn
n. T., seized package said to con
tain $4,000 in Liberty bonds, fired a
,fusillade and escaped.
Postal Inspector w. III. Coble OF
Omaha, Neb., announced there that
Keith Collins, returned from Oklahoma
in connection with the mail car rob-
berry, led federal officers to a cache
where S23,800 of the loot was found.
Governor Cox of Ohio, defeated
Democratic nominee for President
accepted life membership in the
National Democratic club at New
York. 4 feel highly complimented,
said Governor Cox.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15

Three hauls of rough fish at Genoa
which Melted 10000 pounds OF carp
and buffalo, is the record catch on the
upper Mississippi this season. Frank
Gillette. Genoa. made the hauls. The
catch is estimated to be worth $4,000
but Gillette will keep the fish alive in
his carp ponds and sell them at adyan-
ced prices in February and March,
when rough fish bring from II to 16
cents in eastern markets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15

Prohibition is given as the cause for
a decrease i'll the population OF Rock
county poorhouse from 81 to rs during
the past year The trustees of the in
stitution gave this as their opinion in
the annual report.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15
Happenings
Of the World
Iersely Told
Personal

Baron Desborough died suddenly
while making a speech at a dinner at
Birmingham, England.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15
Domestic

Five armed auto bandits. in day
light robbery. secured $1,000 in cash.
$1,000 in Liberty bonds and non
negotiable notes valued at about $780,
600 at tie First National bank of
Grove City O.
st. Louis officials of the American
Railway Express company announced
that $36,400 of Liberty bonds disap-
peared October H.
Stumbling his toe in crossing railway
tracks cost Erastus Kennedy Of Wash
burn, H., his life. Infection developed
lockiaw, which proved fatal
-Four armed men boarded the South
ern north-bomd train from Chatta-
nooga TO Cincinnati near Oneida
Tenn, riaed the mail car and escaped
The post office at Oneida had previous
~ been robbed.
Lumber prices took another tumble
when Milwaukee dealers announced a
cut ranging from to II per cent The
total reduction from the top price now
reaches % per cent.
Four bags containing $4,000 in Lib
erty bonds and 100000 in notes and
mortgages, stolen from a Clifton Qll)
bank two weeks ago, have been recov-
cred beneath Il section shanty at Hunt
ingtOn, Ind.
The first scout cruiser for the navy
will be launched by the Todd Ship
building company at Tacoma, Wash,
DECEMBER IA.
Fifteen million men, women and
children of all social and economic
classifications representing every ma
tionality in Europe, are fighting for
passage to the United States accord
ing to reports submitted by seventeen
transatlantic steamship company rep
resentatives to Frederick A. Wallis,
commissioner of immigration at Ellis
island, New York.
Mrs. Clara Smith Hamon, fugitive
secretary of the late Jake l.. Hamon,
Oklahoma oil millionaire and poiiti-
elan, confessed that she fired the shot
that caused lannon's death, accord
ing to a sworn statement made at
Dallas. Tex, by the man to whom she
talked.
A Jury of ten men and two women,
which heard the case of Mrs. Maybelle
Roe. charged With the murder Of Nc
Cullough Graydon, at Los Angeles.
Cal. was locked UP al night after re-
porting disagreement.
Henry Krokner. owner of a furrier's
shop at 80 East Thirty-fifth street
Chicago. was shot ard killed when he
sonsht 10 halt bandits making away
with approximately $4,000 worth Of
his stock.
p. Harris, q nineteen-year-old
negro. was lynched by Il mob near
Princeton, Fla. following an alleged
attack upon a white woman. He was
identified By the victim.
Word has been received from Mon
rra. wis. of the tinding in their new
ho,ne of the bodies of a young farmer,
he wife. Two children and his wife's
brother. Death resulted from asphyx-
iaflon. due probably to ignorance re-
eaffling operation OF the furnace, The
dead are Henry Butts and wife, two
boys and Otto Paul.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15
Washington

A Washington special says all rec
ords for flying between Chicago and
New York were beaten by the air
mail service. ] T. Christensen made
the distance of 742 miles in 5 hours
and 81 minutes. actual flying time
State department officers at Wash
ington said that President Wilson
would act personality in naming a
mediator TO act for him in an effort
10 settle the trouble between the Ar
menians and Turkish nationalist.
Authority to continue its inyesti-
cation into campaign expenditures I'M
I'll next March will be asked of the
senate at Washington by the COM
mittee headed by Senator Kenyon
Of Iowa
The negro population of East ST..
Louis, ILL.,, was announced by the cen
sus bureau at Washington as 7,433,
an increase of 1851. The white popu-
lation numbered 59,3O6, an increase
of $500, or 12.7 per cent
President Wilson at Washington has
accepted the invitation of the League
of Nations to act as mediator in the
Armenian situation.
The government petitioned the dis
trict Supreme court at Washington to
appoint a trustee TO take possession
Of and sell the stock yards property
of the big five packers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-15
Foreign

The first group Of Sim Fein prison
ers to be interned under the govern
ment's recently announced plan left
Dublin for Ballykinler, County Down
Their number was not made public.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Entertain, with six O'clocL Dinner

The members of the Friday Night
club und their families were enter.
tanned Tuesday evening with q delight.
ml riN u',locl, dinner by Mr. and Mrs
ChtY -. Wolnin who are leaving with.
iu few DAYS for California. ON an cx.
tended visit
Tn" delicious four-coursc dinner WIS
served 80 tables aitarciiycly decorated
IN c4t rluw.rs aud fern. while covers
we've hid fur the following. Mr. aud
Mr. John Mcknight and children.
Eul1 Ice aud Jimmie: Mr. aud Mrs
William Eoycc. ana children Eliza.
beth. william. and Ann Louise: Mr..
and Mrs Frank Wolflin and daughters
Misses Lee and Virginia: MI and Mrs.
Tml Curric aud daughter Clara Mr..
and Mr. g -. Wolflin and children.
Mirses C0rnclin. Leila. anu Charles. Mr..
and Mrs 9 T. Ncwbold and SONS Rus.
ssli aud Glenn Allen: Mcsd'mcs e. VI.
Thompfun uf Pomona. California. u.
s Thompson. aud Misses Elizabeth
and Alnude Tannohill Of Roswell y.
NJ
motor drive 10 the Wolnin resi-
d'nrr az 1909 Washington followed the
dinner, whore the remainder of tho
evening was devoted 20 cards.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Dance nj Carrie Home.

Mrs Leila Wolflm and Charles VOL
lin who leave fuun for an cXtcudc
visit IN California. were the recipients
of q delightful courtesy extended them
Icy Miss Clara Currie aud Darrell JHck.
son last evening nj the home II the
former 1904 jefferson street. Dancing
was named as the evenings pasiimr.
and was enjoyed until late hour.
During the intermissions delicious iced
fruit punch was served Besides the
honnrecs the CUES, list Ter the occns.
ion included the following: Misses Nil.
drcd Gilveri. ~ Vernon. Oliver Rae
Eaklc. Jessie Dawson. Mary Gilbcr ST.
mon Truloye. Elizabeth Powell Clara
Ruth. lmugcne Herring. Sadie Clude
Curtis. Estcllc Provinc, Rclln Nugrnt
Margarc, Lowndcs. Elizabeth Boycc.
Fay Underwood. Floy Harrison aud
Mcsgrs William Curtis Howard Lynch.
Lewis Dodson. Russell Ncwbold, H. W.
Hayden. Ross Harder, Horace Fcdcrcr.
Horace Gooch Thornton blanchard J.
NJ. Munday. Bates Witt. George Vine.
yard. Jake Nugent Samuel Sullcnbcr.
ger and H. l.. Cradle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
iinnurinr Miss wuilin.

Miss Curnclh Woflin. Who IL soon 20
leave fur California. where she VIII ga.
ter Berkeley University was the houorcc
at q delightful bridge party "Wednesday
afternoon at which Misses Ice aud Viz.
ginia Wonin presided ~ hostcascs al
their attractive home. gOs Polk street
Ia rooms artiflicaily decorated with
garden flowers. aud foliage tables were
arranged fur the games. whi,h afforded
zcst to the greater portion of the after
moons entertainment Following . NUM-
her If enthusiastic rounds. the honor
guest was presented with dainty gold
bar hin. while The holder ~ highest
fcur,. Miss Ada Tcrrill 81 Galveston.
WAS presented with Ike favor \
delicious rciirahmcnt couis" was then
rcr,,d. l.cgidrg thu hnnurcc. the ful.
lowing we're inolut"d upon M" guest
list MISSES Virginia Hanna. uf Gal.
weston Adl Tcrrill. uf Canyon. Dora
chandler. IT Dallas. Mildred Gilbert. 81
Ncfnun; Eleir llall. Mnroialoto Ilall.
littl BAH. Margaret Sccwald. Margaret
Curtis Mildred burgess. Margaret Tier.
ring. Florence Hendricks. Margaret Fat.
trrsun. Mae Gu'tavus. Frances burgess.
Nina CUNNINGHAM. Jennie Kcnncr.
Frances Charles. MINIS Madden.
Rcth.nin liurgss. Marjorie Ozicr. Lorl
Roberts. Sadie claude Curtis Nmmn
Cunningham. Mary Gilbert. Edith Earle
Scllnis. lndic britain. Mary Masiorson,
knthryuc Nnsh. May Dawn Works
iunniia Drisclll. uf indianapolis Ind.
'and Mcsdamos joy Harris. T. L. Me
Kouzlc. Arthur Arnold. Julian liivins
Driscull and l.yband
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

\ He'd tboss field worker tells the
latest Joke on Irwin =. Cobb a year
IN so age. Cobb went through Arkan'
r's on lecture tour. Recently. while
the Red Cross worker was visiting one
uf the inaccessible swamp" towns, she
was introduced Ia local celebrity
surnamcd Cobb
Perhaps she inquired. acknowl.
cdging the introduction YOU are 0,
relative Of the flmou Irwin Cobb"
TWINS my nephew" said the villa
ger
The Red Cruss womnn's interest In
crrarcd 10y leaps aud bounds and sh,'
began enthusiastically Ia expand upon
tobb's genius aud charm ~ q writer
rnd speaker. ~ she talked n puzzled,
uncertain expression crcpt over her an.
ditor's face When she paused for
breath he spoke.
II lowed ~ how he drawled. "hav.
In been up to Little Rock. you know
nay nephew real well They do say
TWINS a powerful fine barber"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Miss johnson iIunmrd.

The = L. Edwards residence WIS tho
rrcno ~ a delightful birthday colohli.
ton Tuesday evening. siN o'clock
dinner III which Mrs Edwards enter.
tanned number Of young people n
honor If her sister. Mics Bonita John.
son.
The decorations for the occasion
were ariirtically carried oui In yolluw
md white. while gay strramcrs cX.
tended from the brilliantly lighter chan.
dclicr e. each plate. 4 delicious frost.
81 birthday cake mad" an attractive
rcntrrpi"rc for the festive board. and
much Fun was occasionod IN the scarch
Ter thimhlo ring and penny. hidden In
ila rakcy heart
Miss johnson WAS the recipient ~
many lovely birthday Gifts. from her
friends. the following Of whom plriic.
ipltrd IN the evenings enjoyment
Misses Aipl Mckenzie. Grace iIncklcf.
Millm Mpc O'Quinn: Mcssrs KYLE
iohnsun. Forest Hughes, leo Dwight.
and Nh aud Mrs $. l.. Edwards. aud
SIR Sforrcll.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Urges Women Voters 10 Consider Can.
hiInlcs

uluuteN,
Mrs. Susan l.. Gullcdgc. " this city
IN q statement Ia women voters of
Amarillo. reminds them that the DAT
las Saturday Night. the medium
through which the federated clubs re-.
view their efforts is urging them to
turn their attention Ia the various can
dlilacs IN the field She points out how
ever. that the suggestion IN not para
graph uf elcctiOnccring but the call for
caution. quoting the following:
"DO not allow interest IN the gqycr-
nCrs race Ia over shadow the minor
Offices That IN all important. To- ba
surc. bat II really IN not sO vital a. the
local club as are the petty offices ~
district aud county. When new club
year arrive swomcn will have occasion
to petition their county commission.
Probation viii need thdr attention.
Appropriations fur local work will bc
urged. II II not well a. give earnest
attention tu home candidates? let us
consider this. aud when We enter IN"
ballot stall Ice az conscientious ~
every minor vote ~ We are Ia The
highest Tor Texas"
The Official click should hc broken
wherever II exists Some officers be-
tray imposed. II s every voters duty
, ~ meet these responsibilities sluarclv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Has Thanksgiving
Every Day

Two years agn. after suffering
many years with stomach trouble. I
took cuurer Of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy mud haven't been dcls n day
.ucc. 7 can eat anything I want aud
have me- pain az all Three DOCTORS
had advised an operation, but your
remedy has cured me" II ~ "a simple
harmless preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus frum the intestinal
tract and allays the inflammation which
causes practically al stomach. liver
and intestinal ailments. including ap.
pcudicius one dose WIN convince or
money refunded For sale by all drug.
gisis.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

The doughboys appetite was eyer
present with him In France and hc
was always an the hunt for real Amcri.
can dishes. In the Cluny Museum the
lied Cross guide was displaying a large
clumsy lettersealing device used In the
old French courts for official docu'
ncnts. II rescmbled n pair Of tongs
similar to utcnsil frequently used
To prepare brcakfas, In American KIT
chcns. One soldier glanced monchal'
nntly. Suddenly his face lighted up.
MY Cod he exclaimed where can
YOU get waffles In Paris
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

NEW YORK. July S-Tafictn aud
satin arc neck aud neck In the race
Tor popularity az bathing materials
Viola Daniel, Paramount star. has a
"Daffy.Duwn Dilly" taffeta suit II Is
rcd.yclluw like a mariguld. when the
run strikes H. and when the breeze
iluitcrs the skirt. It turns to gold
II b. In two pieces, this suit, at
three with the sayh. which Is ~ knit
ted iill, flame colcr deeper than the
marigold tone. The fhort skirt II fa".
cd with this knitted silk and the bloom
ers are made Of a. The top part II
made with q straight yoke In front and
panel back which later meets the
front with bow ~ silk nj the should
err.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
snllnl 80. nnd rrrsnnnI ,lrnilnn.


Mra n Whilson. 81 Slaughicrs.
Ky. n visiting In the city ~ the guest
Of her aunt and uncle Mr. aud Mrs. q
4. oliver. 1913 Taylor street.
Mr. and Mrs 4 e. Skillman. IT,. II
Tubs. okla. aye Visiting In tho city
with relatives.
MisH Zophia Brown. ~ PluuyioW
spent SUNDAY and Monday In Amarillo
ns the huost 81 Miss Mabel Holland.
1909 TYLER street
Mrs " = Hudson. of 1900 Fillmore
street b. entertaining nH guests her
ncicrr. Mrs r. o. williams. and Miss s.
MARY payidrYn. and Ruth Smith. ui
Gilmcr. Texas.
W ~ Brown. ~ Dumas H. IN Anna
ulln to-day attending to business
WIN Garrett. of Claiming and shor.
iff at Hartley county. b. visiting In the
city today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

Alrs. \. T. CrcnRcr and dnugh'ct
Loi'ic. passed through last week fsorl
Luclincy iur visit with Henry H.
good and family ~ Amarillo
George T. Smith was business Wis
itor In Amarillo SATURDAY
T. Davenport was u business visitor
In Amarillo YESTERDAY
Alisr Mabel I've went 10 Amnrill,
for short visit with friends SATURDAY.
Wylir irafhcar visited friends N
Amarillo Sunday -rlhinyiew Evening
Herald
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
FRECkLES
Don't Hide Them With Veil; Remove
THEM With Othine-IDOuble
Strength,

This preparation for the removal of
frccklos IN usually Ho successful In re-
movin frccklcs and giving n clear.
beautiful complexion that u r. sold un.
der guarantee to refund the money II II
fails.
Don't hide your frecklcs under n veil;
get an ounce II Othinc and remove
should rhow . wonderful Improvement.
some 81 the lighter frccklos vanish On.
tircly
BE sur, 90 aa.. the druggist fur the
double strength Othinc. II N this IA #
~ hud on the muncyback guarantee.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
n Only lie knew.

Red Cross information booths are
constantly bcsicged with curious qucs.
tons, but little girl In Pennsylvania
has broken all records Tor freak re.
quests Dear SIR" she wrote. please
tell mc how To make chickens lay eggs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

sidney Sllhcr one Of the worlds
creates, planirts will participate Ia the
recital hy EITHER Johnson. Tuesday.
July 18th \ pm. First Christian
Church. "a IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

Nr. J. issDe Williams OF the Amarillo Tyne.
writer Esehsnge. has taken the agency fsf
the Wales Adding Machine N you are Inter.
ested he will he glsd 10 demonstrate this won.
derfui machine. lie e located III West 9Th
s'-~-' "1~-s is6. For Woodstock T,r~w''t.
era, see him. re 2ets
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

Music lovers Of Amarillo should not
fail 60 hear the Piano Recital by Vs.
ihcr johnson. First Christian Church.
Tuesday. July i3th. = y. M. sii ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

Hear Esther Johnson THE Little
Wonder Girl Pianist" ~ the First
Christian church. Tuesday July ~.
D. m. Tickets at Collins Drug 60.
ga ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
nnnrhier Ilnrn 10 Dukes.

\ daughter. Willie Elaine. was born
Co Mr and Mrs. W W. Duke, Jos
West Eighth street. July 6.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
brotherhood.

God, what world. II men In street
and mart,
Felt that samc kindrhip Ia the
human heart.
which makes them. IN the face oil
fire and flood.
Hlre 10 the meaning ~ true Brother
hood.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09

20 Happy Day" sang the laundrcss
Hs Hhc hung the snowy wash on the
line n was happy d1v'' because
ahc used I,cd Cross Iiail Bluc.-Adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
@TQ5IEiFNI
RUTH J. MEYER
Reward.

Fate used me mcanly; but ! looked al
her and laughed.
That none might know. how bltter
was the cut | quaffcd
Along came joy. and paused beside me
where ! sat-
Saying, Il came 10 see what you were
laughing at"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-09
Marriage Licenses.

II. L. Jones and Miss Z. u. Hulcn.
The New York herald., 1920-01-25
TRACE HOOVER BOOM
TO THE WHITE HOUSE
Chief Supports of AdminiStra-
ton In Past Are Behind
His Candidacy.
BRYAN SCENTS A WET PLOT
Friends of Nebraskan Rebel Against
Move to Form Practically
New Party.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Saturday
Democratic leaders in Washington who
have not reacted favorably to the sugges-
ton Of Herbert G. Hoover as candidate
for the presidency are endeavoring to dis
cover how closely the Hover candidacy is
connected with the White House. Close
analysis Of the Hoover supprt. both edi-
torial and personal. they declare, shows
that 1t runs back to the sources which
have been the chief support of the Presi-
dent in the past and carry the suggestion
that there may be Presidential approval
candidate without a party.
The suggestion also carries with II the
corropary tha. the President, who has
been the entire Democratic party since his
advent into the White House, looks for
ward to the organization Of new party
which may bear the old party label, but
which shall be representative or the things
in which the President personally believes
and which shall officially get away from
the old Democratic tenets which have been
abandoned during the present
regime in the executive mansion.
This is the Interpretation which Demo-
cratic leaders place upon the editorial In
the New York World, which has been as
sumed to speak for the President ever
since he entered the White House and
which now virtually indicts the entire
Democratic party as a politically bank
rupt organization which is no better than
what the same publication can see in the
Republican party.
Other supporters Of the Hoover move
nent also have been clearly identified
with the President and the presence OF
Colonel e. NJ. House at the recent Hoover
The New York herald., 1920-01-25

destruction. What refer TO is American
nationaiism. based upon the constitution
which binds the several States into en'
united democracy:
A Land of Refuge.
Three hundred years ago free instita
tons and civil and religious liberty wert
established In this land and 1t becams
thenceforth the haven Of refuge and th'
land of promise to millions OF the op
pressed of other lands. These found wei
come where they could enjoy life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness In an atmos
phere Of regulated civil liberty and SELF
government.
"In 1914. without warning, the whole
world was swept into life and deatt
struggle from which It is just emerging
and now, In the process Of reconstruction
II finds itself confronted by monster
which threatens to overthrow not onl,
government. religion and liberty, but CIV
ilization. II II no mere nightmare OF
spectre that Is before u.s. It Is real ano
present enemy. Our peril Is not IRON
open ana foreign foes OF the nation. These
We do not fear It Is only from those whe
would subvert American institutions-the
familiar method of destroying republics
Burke said that our real test would
prophecy Is being fulfilled. Shall we meet
tho test with boldness and fidelity or shall
we allow insidious and un-American 1sms,
whether masking under the guise OF In
ternationalism or any other form or So
cialism, to subvert our cherished institu.
tionss
The issue depends upon each one OF us.
II we do not protect the institutions for
which our country has sacrificed so much
a - l4CA fnHnnandAnca "a
our freedom. There is no place in this
land for those who would substitute some
thing else for American institutions, and
we do not intend to allow foreign ideas of
government to supplant our own State
for weak and vacillating public officials.
Present United Front.
"If We are to maintain our homes, our
schools, our churches and our State. we
must daily no longer with the destructive
forces OF fomented unrest. destructive
alike to capital and labor. but we must
present q united American front to this
ne wfoe, Just as the splendid youth of
our State and nation presented united
front TO foreign foes in order that the in
stitutions which they loved. and for which
many of them died. might not perish from
the earth.
1T is easy to prate about Americanism.
II is popular to urge the support Of the
constitution and the flag, but this is not
the time for mere words nor for high
sounding phrases. We have all had OPP
portunity for judging how futile rhetoric
alone can be, unless backed up by honest
an unadulterated Americanism. ! firmly
believe that the people of this State and
nation are sincerely in earnest in their
purpose to maintain our institutions un-
sullied and uninpaired.
''I pledge myself to you and through
you to the people OF this State. Republi-
cans and Democrats alike, that, IL elected
to be Governor of this commonwealth,
shall mean just what / say in taking the
constitutional oath of that great office -