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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15
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! The Town Gossip
!. 4. i j. ]. 1. j. = !. 4. +

" y
WHO'S NOW in Jail.
q 4 4
AN DWHO'S been selected.
BY THE Socialist Party.
= + +
TO BE their candidate.
~@+
IN THE race for President.
+ T. 4
ALTHOUGH l sort of believe.
4 = 4
THAT HE won't make.
+ 4 4
MUCH OF race.
+ +*
BUT BE that as it may.
+ + +
AND WHEN the committee.
WENT AND told Debs.
HE SOLEMNLY kissed them.
+ 4 +
ONE AT time.
+ + +
FOR THE glad news.
+ + +
WHICH THEY had brought him.
+ + +
AND DEAR Marcellus
*+
SOMEBODY TOLD me.
THAT YOU were figuring.
+ -
RATHER SERIOUSLY.
49,
UPON RUNNING in November.
49,
FOR THE exalted office.
OF TOWN constable.
4 - =
AND I'VE just been thinking.
r + +
ABOUT SEVERAL things.
+ + +
IN CONNECTION with politics.
49,
AND ONE of them is.
+ = +
THAT WE always make plans.
+ + +
FOR GETTING the returns.
+ + 4.
AT THE earliest moment.
So
AND USUALLY a lot Of folks.
49,
COME INTO the Office.
80
ON ELEvCTION night.
49,
TO FIND OUT the results.
AND SEE who won out.
$50
AND was just thinking.
THAT MAYBE next November.
49,
YOU'D BE in the office.
4 \ =
WAITING TO find out.
- +
HOW YOUR friends voted.
49,
AND AS l said before.
I'll PROBABLY be the first one
4 = r.
TO FIND out.
HOW THE election went,
AND just want to tell you.
+ r +
THAT If you start anything
LIKE BEBS started.
+ + +
WON'T stand for it.
4 + 4
NOT 70 Ra single minute.
= + +
EVEN THOUGH | like you.
+ 4 4
AND ALL that.
4 + 4
l THANK you.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15
, MIGHT BE

aeially attracted to Mex
aphy they were right,
they completely
400 years Mexico
chiepy of Indian
Iace whose highest
Nor was Mexico
he be its dominating
has consequently been a
abortve government. The
change and the infusion
Azure of boiling cauldron
Dot The story of successive
fuef8 and in an economic sense par
alysis 10 the condit in general The shortved admin
sations get nowhere and the of inhabitants
make start Thus it has been century after century
Mexico &c this moment IL strange spectacle Of chaos.
TO arrive at right idea Of the real Mexico. it is best
to forget it's people and study the map The region is
Of different levels between the two greatest
The climates varied. Fertility except in the north
ID high The climates are diversified. What opportun
ties for rich production! What undeveoped wealth in
mineraisi
II is wonderfully rich estate in the hands Of almost
barharic incompetents MIi
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

L0ST:-Saturday morning, between
Morristown and Greeneville, one
black pocket-book containing one
SIS bill, three 81 bills, some re-
ceipts and a picture. Return to
Oscar jenkins clio Greene County
Motor Company. 66-3t.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SnERIFF.

*+%%%%+%%4%++%%%S
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

u the family, it is generally
Been In this country 200 years
ancestry.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

ssd Cincinnati in population. Newark
kches IN New Yorks express train.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
ONE IS KILLED,
Three INJURED
N TRAIN WRECK
Thomas, Okla, Scene o
Railroad Accident,

THOMAS. Okla. Jan is--tspsciaL)
--ons IL dead and three o,ksrs ars II.
iured. ss the result Of the overtupinG
Of san,r Fe engine near rsrisssa.
north Of here. at Z O'Clock last nisht
caused ~ sofs track.
The dead Ray Navy. Maynard. An.
fireman.
Tho injured
g. y. Craft. Enid. brakeman Serious
IS yrnliei on right side
re'a white. Enid, conductor. ieft
leg broken. Internal injuries.
Frank RIGS. Enid. engineer Bruised.
t,lsht ankle injured
The engine had lett the freight train
AZ Soufhard, and had taken water at
Carieton. II wa backing towsrAa
southsrd. ~tsn II bit the soft spot h
tho track and rolled over. pinAing thu
fireman and brakeman ua1erpeath.
The regular % ssseneer train which
vas At Carleton. went to the ssaistsnct
Of the mon. and bsouGht the injured
to hospital here. vbses the Nfesaau
died A. c'ciock tais megNsN6. CsyN
tho brakeman. has ekssee ~ yesov'
cry. pi,y ysieians say IAjurass 70 other
| N the crew are not seybgsss.
Trafne vss nat tied ~. sincs ~
fright engine roilsd clear sf ~. tssex
The condition OF the track wAs csussi
nv the recent snow aRd ralns. u ~
said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
Father and -Four
Children on Way
To Mew Mexico
Annie leary, 2-Year-0Id Doll
Girl, Carried by Father.

Lettis Dixis. Annie LsAry. Clare.
more Kent and George Custer Pope
snd their father. r. d. PopA are on .
train today speeding through the south =
wcst TO Albuquerque. New MsJico
They srs going 10 their UNCLE and
brother
Tho father. torn between love Of =
second wife and the children and forced
TO choose between them. after sdyer,is-
ing IN IN. paper he would give them
A~sy. ohoss the chiidren and 10 going
TO make a happy home for them.
His second wife hss soue, he cares
not where, he sAys. lie has left word
that his mail 10 In be forwarded to the
New Mexico city and he will make his
future home there. he told Mrs, n Y
MWroe. special officer, ~hose talks
with him caused him to decide In favor
of the children.
Mama would have made daddy give
~ up n N hadn't heen Tor you." htilv
i>ctt,e Usie. told Mrs Morrow over the
phone yesterday. Mrs Morrow said
Pope called = few minutes beftre the
little group boarded the Rock Island
train aud thanked the woman for her
oar, In keeping his family together.
Pope carried Annie L~sry. s.year-
old. naxsn haired doll strf' In bis
ssms. ss they BEARDED tho train, and
Lettie Disie carried . little NIT case.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
CITY MUST Bid
JOHN eOoo-BYE
Even Keeping Cider 10 Be
Violation After Tonight.

Have YOU = little nc IN yosr howsr'
N not. and YOU stiii delay the setloa
until midnight. you viii BE- In hard
luck.
For. the federal prsAIbltioa hw BE-
comes effective at miAaight. Accord-
Int q those who knev. n vAs sirsaly
have thishy n yous suN hssus ~ yssr
swM ~, yoa Wtn ~ IN 49, ~,
~ uaes thS naa vAo = Ou0Aa mevlno
|eny ngoss ffsU.hsD solDA ~ D1oav g
beB1ae0 = ~ ~ = ~ hgls aelss
y srs1ssh ts1lGAl 4 - - ~
eshas = - - e,Asse - Sstssa
h = vsnsssl uAssj ~ Nlgnea q
|0AlnkeupaRs ~ Osso Gls1)Ue$ s =
|oRsvs y Sejh. GnSssH6 c6 - s1A0
I1luDsen peonA = eeogs = ~ ne
|pnuo1y osteP - ~ No. lsssnlae eogee-
4 -. ~ ~ NV tssN ssels 11sse-
|l1asee 49, y ~ ~ sss4sisa =
Ssss'Ie ! y. ..i~Ass ss,,sss -
ncoD1 onoDun6B0 toong ~ -
( ee4 ~ e1ba - sGA9 boqBs
81 s' ~ ss' 81 !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
POLICE MlTRoh
IS "lET OUT
Saving Expense Given as
Reason by Mayor.

Mrs, Lille ~ wuiA pslios ustssa.
has been 'iet out n Mayer Waeso
to save ssprnses II tSs police e0ase-
meat. according v ~ SeAae~soe =
the mayer To-Day.
To hssp from coming sut - -
haiss we are lettiag hss -. ae6 - -
other reason" the mayor nA
Nrs. wins reeentiy sned ChssS>o
wiils. county probation officer. ies -
yorce. charging him with hsiuG truah
frequently.
El,e viii net he replaced st the -.
lion, which will leave one police uea-
tron, Mis l.. ". Vance. instead Of ths
two.
A ssw sxtra men will ~ rslsosed
from time 10 sime TO cut Down s1psnssa
the mayor said.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
Sergeant York's Feat
Due to Luck and Cool
Head" Says Commander


AZ Siank patrol 10 an offensive of Com
pany q. s3sth infantry At 9 o'clock In
The naerninsA The platoon advanced
through . vSn1so ridge. anl Into an
Apea nvins vhssu u sncountGef .
battalion ot Germans.
csmmeN1se KIND. :.
Sergeant Esssy. ksmmanding ths
phtecs. vas killed. 10 vas The other
cssperAl. OF ssvea men Yho were
psither hiiied M wuuWdeA. Sergeant
Yek took command. dAahtng to the
battalion besdeuartsrA ente which they
haA stumbled. snd hcedtna - : 0erman
major. esptain an thrsS lieutensnts.
VINO sappssiAG that countless forces
we're upss thssA. ySesded.
Yssk ~ ~ UpVvsatsl irvm Ssiss
shot bsoane - Gtavs1 - ciess 70 ths
natee hat 0es0aA eot1issS 1Arsd ~
m ~ ~ 9 ll1lIng tAsls nates.
yWk ssnuna1e1 ~ neAsly 0ss.
naus b ~ n ~ - nArek pieh.
|lng - priasnsgU = - vsssss1s1 bacs
y ~ Asseiela ussA ssta ~ had se.
ns s1.Atss6 - us.y os,m.as
~ - - - - - ass . shss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

YOU love 10 fo0dle can be credited 10
no corporation
FIVE O'Clock In the morning does not
sss hss swinging duuabb~Its and Indian
clns~, nor swimming IN the cool water
~ Be'fe fsie. And o'cIoc& st stzht
does not see Mr. In bed for . full .
hours aI~sp. Neither does she advocate
the "ro,l your way TO beauty idea.
oeeo Not Paint.
Her heaithfui beauty Is not assisted
BY paint and powder. for she docs not
depend upon "maks-vp' for attractive
nrsa.
Her mothAr. Mrs. ~ r. Ford. says
her daughter attributes her good health
an1 clear completion to danedns aAA
says that this. the only athletic recrsa-
t'oa she gets ia responsible for her
grace and beauty.
As second prize she won q weeks
trip 10 Akron. Ohio. where with the
two ether prisc winners. she ~Ili be
the guest ~ e. W seilhorling. vice.
president Of the company until Mon
day.
Miss Ford 10 q billing clerk at the
compsny'a branch here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
W0MEN'S CLUBS DONATE
LIBRARY TO GIRLS HOME

.,nother milestone In the Improve
mcnt OF the UifFs Industrial home wss
passed yesterday with the installation
OF a library Of - ,olumrs. ~ gift oi
the ~omen's clubs of the state. The
attending ceremonies presided over ny
Mrs. J. n. sehwsrks. president OF ths
rederstton ~ womcn's ciubs. Included
sa sddress by Mrs.. J. q. Pearson ct
MsrshaIl. Okla. president Of tho state
federation. and Q short tain by Mu.
&. n. Phelps. Book friends" ~As dis
eSsssd by hrAJ. n. D~is. secretary Of
the state library rommiIseion.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
]. 5. MARINES
BATTLE REBEL
AAIIIEN BAND
Two Americans Wounded;
Attackers Lose $50.

ny International News Ssevice.)
WARRINGTON, Jan is--Thrss hun
dred Haitien bandits attacked ths city
Of Port Au Prince, Haiti. yesterday
morning, the navy department. M 81
vtssd today. Approximately ~ q ~
bandiis were killed. Npturel -
wounded. They were repulse0 By
American marines and the gsn1Ar-
msrtQ VI Haiti.
ThSee were two casualties among the
American marines. Private L. Coomhe.
seriously wounded. and Private q. ~
~. Iaushlin. slightly wounded
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
TWO CONVENTIONS FOR M'GRAM -hAM0ll
MElP YoUa olIY Dy
GETTING n CENSUS

IIHndrsds Of persons In Oklahoma
CITY have not been listed ~ census
rnumcrs for various reasons
Perhaps you we're one of those away
from home AT the time the census
man appeared II IL essential that
VERY man, woman and child hsro
~ listed In this census, In order
hat Oklahoma city can take It's
fGhtfm place among IN. cities -
tho United States 4, i.a matter
of civic patriotism 20 b, SURE your
name 10 Included II you have been
missed by tho census. telephone IN
W y sorreis. assistant supervisor.
st Maple sis2 lie will see that you
are included In the count
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
FEDERAL DOCTOR
ISSTRICkENBy
]! NEWEST MAl!ADy |.
Fonper- Health Commission
er's Condition Not Serious.

n. J. c. Mahr. former ssats hsaith
comnissioasr. nov In ehaT5s u federal
vsasssa 1issass control vert b ne
stats. y n from iatssuaai intlusaas q
skiatssk. ~. A. r. Lsvis. heath ~.
missseaDe wAs tagoeuAsl @his negr1ag.
Doctor Nahr isff here last week 70
assist In ehsctias ths aaiaAy that has
cassed The death ef several tssopas His
eondiiiea vas rspovtsd ~ not sVrioua.
while the DISEASE has bean almost
definitely sstabiishsd ~ Intestinal In.
flusass. william 4. walker. chief chem.
lot sf the sCAts health department ~
herat0ry. isft thls msrNihg fes ekiatoot
u obtain Mood spssimsns from The psr-
ssas " thare. srsA shess spsclneaG
y \ sapsete1 that the gsr1 issaatss
~ ~ - = OpiAso pigs ss1 rsb6etA
via ~ eaa1lR1od.
~ aAlstlsaai dsaths have been -.
portsd. ~ Dusant where - psrssas
~ IN frsm the sAMe disease, the ~
ustiOs y under csatrsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
FERRIS PREPARING +
F0A ACTIVE WEEK

coassasmsa sssst Penis Vim Ssvess
neat woob 70 ~ eemeaiDn fes the
ualssl epsss ssaAss = oaAhsna n
tsriae ~ sosts . hbal - f'ls -
~ 49, ~ pso1n n 1s1gA Wslnss-
Aay Rlght u nnslieevSDA rAuss1ny
ni0At 10 NsUasa, Iss1ay ui0Aa n SAv-
knata ~ aaivrlsy ai0ht y rsweee,
~ ~ psscslia0 ssek spesch M u
rpeut h tour u the eessty. No.
sAass IN ths Ferris clnb 81 Othkews
chs ipdissts that bls crowds wiIi hear
Perrin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
CAUCUS VOTE
GOES AGAINST
CLEMEhCEAU
+ renCh Premier Announces
intention 10 Withdraw.
0ES CHANEL IS WINNER
The Tiger" Throws Support
10 President Poincare.

M Associated pres. stat. wif,D
PARIS Jan is Premier Georges
cismsncesu went down 10 defeat At the
hands OF his counirym.n today In a
raucus ~ thu senate and chamber Of
deputies 10 choose q candidate for the
pfcsidsncy Of Tho repub,ic
". Clemeursa 'hereupon announced
bis Withdrawal from the opnt.,, and
ASKED his supporters To cast their votes
for the r.sicc on OF President Poincsre.
Rstiremsr, of chmsnessv Seen.
Senators and deputi.r after thc
caucus In Wh.rh Paul prs Chanel
presldent Of thu chamber. led tho
premier b) nineteen Noter, generally
expressed the opinion that the vot,
means the elimination from public Ife
of the fs,her Of Victory" Premier
clemenc"au being neither a senator nor
Q deputy.
~ clemencesu's friends are siready
searching for another candidate a,
President PoncAre In reported 10 have
refused 10 arcede 20 tho demand or 4
dcputstion OF senators and deputisi
that h. lie candidate for reelection
lie IL said 20 rave renewed emphatical
" The expression ~ HIS determination
ho, to he a candidate
Dee Chanel IAN. Party" Candidate.
Never before In the history OF prssi
dentist elections In France has
plcnsry caucus been attended by suci
large number Of deputies and sena
tors. SCI out Of sH being present
Hsrsto.ors u has been the custom q
call . caucus only OF the parties Of IN
Left. but today ". DesChansI stands q
khe chosen candidate both Of the cham
her and senate-aii the parties.
Neither Premier Clemenc<an nor n
DcsChsnei were present ~ the eau
Gus. but Former Premier br.and, Andr
LsFevve and Edouard Harriet. the III
srr shs NV prssse~a> Of tina rAAtnl
party. were cobspcuoas In marshsiln
The peschant forces. while 0sssss
Mandel Formerly Premier Clsmeacsau'
confidential SECRETARY. and Edouar
lgnace we're canvassins on behalf Of \
Ciemmcesu.
The voting commenced siuggishly .
o'ciock. but at > O'Clock an avalaach
Of ssnators and deputies dsscsndeA apo,
the voting p,aes and the polling bscan
brieh and sscitsA- fhess prss,61nG .
the voting table wsfs fairly ewampe'
By the senators and yeang espatie
anxious TO cast their votes before IN
polling closed st I O'Clock.
A few bets we're recorded With y
Ciemenceau the pron0unced fa,orite.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

~AsoliNuToN. Jas. IL --Csmspsn.
Sss J. / Aeksrssa. U. q ~. NV ~
taDse = M psUst6sat = sA1rss ei
co0D(sooltea = ~ Salsssssey flsst cor
.p0p31A 49, foo1gAe1 fvsn ~ savy.
e0oOllse 1afsA I, ~ Nm eesw ~
eDao41el0a vtgA ~ t,sst csvpssAttoa
= - nae 1e&s. n ~ eaasuassl -
oeanss1ss Asesesn ~ tsss scsisk
y ~ eaDn1ily e M pesselsae q IN
0sst osepssstjsaa, NTH fsll 1sc,siou ON
~ Avtssse = esoslvusesea saes NAY
hat. s0N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
TWO SEPARATE !.
OELEGAn0Is
ARE F0REClsI
National Convention Mu&
Settle Shawnee Row. !
BOTH MAY BE FOR won
Hamon and McGraw fao
tons May Support Genefsl
nv sun cor,s,s,>s.s.,


SHAWNEE. Okls-. Ian. A-8 !
easy enough 70 Ssesesse ~ GueoG
Of the Fourth Aists>se nsUss1osao 60
ysnuen which esavsase hsee -
O'Clock this aftsFsesa. TAsso - ~
tso eonvsnticss. tvs ssts - oeoso1
~til b elected. - suVpsruaU J. ~
McGrsw Of PoseA City ~ se11eu
committeeman. ~ ~ sts1 G1ooqS
ing lake Hanoa - Areuses. \ ~
ap 10 The aatssaAl sssvsssisa. So1e
csavsnss q CAtease Juas .. - sgo1
the dispassl esatasG n
tsssssa oeesws NseeeH n
AaDaa e1aiuas . ssno1ele vlooo
hssN ve1ls Ns0vsW aSs shess = e.
Susseasa tut a. ~ saeisanl GO
Wnltese vlu ssat Aie Ae1ssutss soD q
vSusth liserSct. as1 tAsse ~ o1N1lC
Hers n how n Gume obou1s w
Msysfx cf holdsavtlle. 3 naNDGo 1
gate. assumed cDntyea ~ teglo0
chairman this usegNiae. q y -
after q few minutoo of o0o1gol r.
during which tAs NS1Av Qe44
covered tks Hamoae Vsso e~
thew WA ee1es ~ pseeogU
svy rsaA . tojsoSuO nm voeu10N
INC n PawAnskA dAoesv1oD q
wAieh ~ tAat ~ ago1tseooe1
~ chairsnaA. eAeoso ~ -
tuteA ~ ese9o.ls9u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
Capt. W. I. Swanson, ST.
perior Officer d Noun
talneef Hsror Is Visiting
Oklahoma City.

Luck ssl . ~ hsaA- vsss iarss'y
fsspoAsihes NJ Nuvussae ALVIN yssk's
l(at u eaVsuriRe ~ 0ssmaao ~ serat-
~ q Chatsi- -t,Ashely. ptaasA sreerl-
Inc 70 CaeAIA Wt1laa e. nvNasoa.
wks oonGnAj II Y1sh's eeuusay. ss1
Who hnsw xSsh t6llnsse1y.
veeA Neeo oogtoeol
~ ~ tli1s q yssafs eoDs1gA4s1 test
vhlsA NaAs ~ : v1e ~ en1 vsa
~ ~ ~ y q G.. ~ v1eGA caDtain
o~ssna sssese - - ~.
~ eeaOBeooGnnAi n1enD y hsa4, ~
~ opGle -, 0usss. - ~ : sss-
- - sssnssa - ssnhaae ~.
-. 80. - ss~sss -.
yssa - r. e11sun1o e . sCpal
Il - - ! - DAAspA sSllas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16
.W(RlO lEAcUE.
BUT
WITHOUT j. 5.
Delegates Meet in Historic
o'clock" Hall, Paris,
BOURGEOIS IS CHAIRMAN
Commissions to Enforce
Terms 10 Be Named,


49, =. .-
r fAH'e' ''"' l'--i'"n hO"tss"''
l1"e' was """' ""A"''"'o'p '''c'''
he hfst chairman OF the council ~ the
es que Of ps,icas Tho unl,.d states
~. mn, ,.o,,..r,.J
49,.
W '"e '"''''"s ''"~' ''' ''AAuo ="
'vtsons bscomss an effective reality.
Though II has not yet been sppro, 81
> the tinted states senate.
Leon bourgeois. who represented
rance At tho hearing. ~ tho leuyic
nations during the peace conference.
-cstdsd and made III. opening address,
timing thu work before the organize
~
when ,h' various iniafns'iohh GER,
uss ssth'frd IN me h'stof.e N.ock
q" OF the 'orriSn o'irr. u was "sueo
Iss most important business neiose 'ne
ssune ~as me seiuns up OF ,ne var.
We commisnone when w,n "r!y .'
rAm provisions o. tns pAec Weav,
vem.es L'oyc,"eorse a"c Sso.m.
y. WMh sm'sss"a" % we Un''s'
.,ss. attended, but prem'.r csmen.
va "oee"' Inc "'e""s "'
"a'
- Bourgeois. french REPRESENTA-
Who mcs,ded. said;
~ taAk at presldiqe a. thia meet
- i0sli,u,ion should kav. faI'.n
: Is vSssA sslii Is,ay nasi Asels,o~
,sc - .sst ih-ir 1ifi,es,,,ss
- - gvsrces,e ssA tkat ths
= 4 Y 49, rsssSve vim eeespy
~ = cSoatios ~. W,,se0.
- nssro, an haye thai psy,,eu.
- - p nasulrsa
I 1turS - 49, ..r :. -. = "a.
- ~ a % 9 Nv
r = - ~. s- ..sss~
seM
70, IIS
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y sseoello - = esseo-
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-16

ss - ,:';, s::s - ssg.s:S;,,. $. !.
I'||z;
Evening journal., 1920-02-11
DEMONSTRATES AGE
is ONLY COMPARATIVE

That age is only comparative, and that
a man is only as old as he feels, has
again been demonstrated right here in
Wilmington. Jesse X. Baylis celebrated
his nth birthday anniversary yesterday
by putting in a good hard days work.
Mr.. Baylis claims that a man has no
right TO feel old until he is at least so,
md he Is a good example Of what he
breaches. The civil war veteran talks
like a man twenty or thirty years
younger, has a bright out ook on all
things and has probably been paid III
The coin OF life for his optimistic and
,heerful philosophy. He has been con-
lected with Lippincott and Company
for years.
Mr.. Baylis doesn't suffer from the
general complaints Of age and is a good
example Of how to grow old gracefully.
lie has seen Wilmington grow from an
Insignificant town Of a few thousand
people to its present metropolitan pro-
portions. In 1858, when he was a 10
year-old boy, Wilmington had a popula-
tion Of 10000.
Evening journal., 1920-02-11
treaty CHANGES
ARE PRESENTED
Lodge Offers Nine Amend
ments; Are Bipartisan
Suggestions
ONE CONCESSION
GRANTED WILSON

WASHINGTON. D. G. Feb l. UNITED
Press senator Lodge offered in the
Senate today nine amendments 20 the
Lodge reserN ations TO the peace treaty.
The amendments are those worked
out in the bipartisan treaty conferences
recently held 10 Lodges Oalce. They az
feet the preamble, Withdrawal dome5-
tic questions. Shantung, naming OF
American Representatives 20 the league,
payment OF the United states share Of
league expenses, disarmament, status Of
foreign nationals, under Article i6 and
voting power.
Lodge did not submit an amendment
on Article X or the Monroe doctrine.
The amendment TO the reservation on
voting power is the only one Of those
submitted by Lodge on which virtual
agreement had not been reached IN the
bipartisan conference.
Lodges action today made the bipar-
tisan agreement the "oflcial program
OF the Lodge forces in the Senate.
Lodge hopes 20 get the support OF
Democrats to the proposed amend
ments, II Is said.
Presentation Of the amendments
paved the way for actual work on the
treaty as soon as it Is called up next
Monday. Lodge asked that they be
printed but to make sure, he had them
printed before making the request and
copies were distributed today TO all
Senators.
Lodge said the amendments offered
today do not in every case follow the
exact wording Of the bipartisan agree
ment but the changes are for the most
part mere elimination Of super1uous
words.
In the reservation on Withdrawal,
Lodge proposed to meet the point rais-
ed by President Wilson in his letter
TO Senator Hitchcock, namely, that the
President should be given the right 20
veto a withdrawal resolution passed by
Congress, by stating that the notice
may be given 'by the President or BY
Congress alone whenever a majority
Of both Houses may deem 1t neces-
sary."