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The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-11-06

some few things to say here to the
people, and enjoyed II 90 very much
It was q pleasure for me to be with
these people and to note the wonderful
progress by them Dr. 5. B. Butler, is
a young minister, . graduate from the
Western College, Macon, No., and then
has been ont in the world making
friandA I remember that he pastored
At one time in Palmyra, and frum
there I think Re came to this city about
10 years ago, and took hold Of the Cal
vary Baptist Church. The building
was started but not finished, and he
soon finished Il, and found that 1t was
inadequate, hence down it went and q
new building took its place which is
now completed costing about $4,000,
and is considered perhaps the finest
church building in Kansas owned by
our people. DR.. Butler Il treasurer Of
thu 3. Y. P. o. and Sunday School Con-
Rress Of the National Baptist COnven-
tion. he is . worker. Right BY Lis
side Il his wife, who il . graduate
from the same school Western College,
Macon, No. She is in the hearts Of
the people and is q worker among the
women. Every year Ghe il found At
the National Baptist Convention
I wonId like 10 sGy q few OthsE
things to you, but time win not per
nit me to DO this. Win ycu let ne
have a line from you ~ soon a. you
can made it convenient think ]
win have to bring this letter 70 = stop.
I shan have some other things TO talk
Gbout after the election.
CHARLES Z. STUMP.
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CHARLSE STUMP, TF4ENEWSPAPER CORRESPOND
ENT, HAS SPENT SOME TINE IN WEEDHlG HIS WAY
THROUGH TEXAS OKLAHOMA, ARKANSAS AND
KANSAS

called to see Grand seribe chester
E. Bush, who is truly the son Of his
father, and who Is doing great work
in the Mosaic TemPlars Of Amshea,
He is striely business an, and It Is
frOturnate that We have such q strong
man at the head Of the business end
Of that great organization The mem
bership is on the iner sase and much
good is being accomplished.
Last week, had the pleasure Of 60
ing into Oklahoma, and looking around
there. I met the Baptists there for q
few hours, and what I said to them
was worth hearing, for told them
about what was going on in the United
States, and about Senator Harding, and
his dOings. They seemed delighted to
have the information The convention
was presided over by the Rev. Dr.. Z.
W. Perry, of Oklahoma City, who is =
man every inch Of him, and the proper
leader for our people in that section
Of the country. He is As modest a.
woman. I visited also the public
school, and met the man known a.
'Big Jim Harris" chairman Of the
Republican State Central Committee
and strictly a lily white, and he told
me a few things about how they ex,
peeted to win, and that white people
had decided that the Negro should not
vote and they would 60 to that hot
place first. Well such Is life. shall
not comment on him now, but wiz re
serve the right to do my eussins wher
get hound TO it.
I feel that am heaven bound and
don't want to change my chances To-
glory. The Lord is with me, and
must do praying in order to keep d
the right side. This world would al
most make an angel feel like sayinl
some things which are not in keepinl
with angel ethics
What are You doing noWi ! lOOket
around in Oklahoma City and then il
company with DR.. s. B. Butler, lef
for the place where 1 am row, reach
ling here about midnight. have haI
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their war worn and distressful eOndi-
ton.
They fought side BY side with their
white comrades and fell side by side,
surely justice and American treatment
ought. to be given them in these, their
last days, when the government of Our
nation has 80 soon forgotten their ser
Viee and sacrifices in the late war in
defense Of the honor Of our country
and its nag.
As soldier, q citizen and o tar
payer, I protest against the diseriminA-
ton stated in this letter Of complaint
and / AK in the name Of the people
of this county that these men be treat.
ed as American citizens and not as in
ferioEs and beggars.
No color or race prejudice should
exist, nor for a moment be tolerated
in our public institutions and the good
name Of Cook County should be pro
teeted from this stain upon hel
eseuteheon and I trust that your Hon
orable Board will answer this Amer
lean demand.
I have the honor TO remain,
Very respectfully yours,
MAJOR R. R JACKSON,
Al5ov,,,n o,d We'd
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Wichita, Kans.-I can hear the heart
Of Governor Cox beat Tuesday evening
when the,verdiet Of the country is read
TO him, eonsiguing Senator Warren G.
Harding 70 the White House, Washing
ton, d. c., for four years, and asking
President Woodrow Wilson t. retire to
private hfe, which he win do. There
Is going to be a clean sweep Of It, and
/ am 80 prond that but few Of my peo-
pie jumped the track this time, but I
don Z know what they are or what the
eonsideration was, but it must have
been "In God We Trust"
What is in you win come out and
come out in fun hedge, hence il is not
Surprising that Governor Cox, after
he had talked and talked about what
was being spent by the Republicans in
the campaign and tried in every way
to get q real speech Of q statesman 70
interest the people in his cause, he
failed, and then he got down to the
level Of the common peanut ward poll
tician, whose whole ambition is to ride
into Office on vituperatiOAs, and this
big little man seeking to be President
Of the United States reached that same
place in life. BE had talked out and
then he resOrted to saying that "This
Is white mans country" and the
white man was going to rule it. Then
he abused the Negro. It seems to me
that that time could have been spent
in telling the people about that League
Of Nations which President Wilson
brought home from Europe, which
would have sold rs all out to GEeai
Britain, that document which Is a
much confused and as much Of a puz
zle as those tongues were way bael
yonder when nan attempted to build
him q tower to heaven. He would
have made better time, and displayed
more ability by trying to cram thai
staff down the people tn he WoulC
have coming down to abuse some Of
the loyal citizens Of the country who's
franchise he il seeking.
I am proud to say to Governor Cox
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At Grace Prssbyserian Church, S6th
and Vineennes Ave, November u.

Sunday afternoon at $3.50, in memory
Of the late Hon Geo. W. Ellis, author
and historian, and Mr.. Hiram Holland,
poet, and literary genius.
The Chairman Of the Program Con-
mittee for Grace Lyeeum, Mrs. Aand
Roberts George, has granted the
Memorial Committee the above date
and the literary lights Of Chicago, to
gether with the Authors and Writers
Association, win present q very fitting
program for such an occasion We
would be glad to I'll Grace Church VITA
representative audience, embracing
the intellectual life, the professions,
the arts, the sciences, trades and busi-
ness.
Remember the date, November "A,
Sunday afternoon at 4:30.
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seuInnlno Of saIIoonIno.

To Inclose smoke In a bag so that
Il would lift the bag with It's own
ascending power, was the idea Of the
paper makers. the brothers MOntgol-
FER, and they got - H'r in their Inven-
ton as to eaEre the bag which they
invented to rise to the ceiling. and i'm
proving upon this they invented =
machine that was 4 balloon, and va
the fOrerunner Of the In1ammable air
balloon.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-11-06

Ma Irene n. esine1 s9ss Vernon
aSenus, left Saturday evening for Jsr'
go CITY, n. y, EhsD shs via apead
Itkrss or fsar Hssks IN spsci.l traia-
idt, e Secretary 81 ne 1ndnsfsial d
psktnsnt 81 sAs Z. Y. G. A, ana q
10 sstnn 70 tie city - Nin resume
hsr 6ufiss as sserstafs u ~ 1hdas.
tiiaI Dsparnazs n ~ Z. ". G. A.
81 IaaIaaA agaaas
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Chips

Rev. and Mrs. 8. L Brit and their
family have moved into the spacious
parsonage, belonging to Bethel Church
at 3l55 Calumet avenue.
Henry Jones, Of the Elite Cafe No.
2, 3445 8. State street, has been con-
fined to his home for the past three
weeks, 1886 South Pssk avenue, with
severe attack Of pneumonia he is
at this writing pronounced out Of dan
ger by his physicians and is on the
road to recovery, providing he does
not meet with baekset.
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RETURNS PROM HOSPITAL

Mrs. Eva Heard, who had . success
full operation at the Post Graduate
HOspitsl, has returned to her residence,
1919 8. State street, looking the picture
Of health
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ADDREss % - coUNERH.
AdOpssa q tn ISsh Annual HsssanI
Of tie National Equal Rights'
League, 81 Trinity. BapsAst
Onreh, Baltim6re. Ma

At the zenith Of the FIRST presidsn-
tai campaign in the United States
since il WIS the military savior and
moral spokesman Of the most gigantic
and terrible war in recorded history,
we, the National Equal Rights League,
representing the 100000 Americans
Of African extraction would ean our
country and our eountTymen back 70
the teachings Of our fathers and the
principles OF the founders Of our gov
eminent who declared all men to be
re and equal and endowed with in
alienable rights, among which are life,
liberty and the pursuit OF happiness.
On these principles, the only true
AmeTieanism, the Colored Americans
stand, declaring that true patriotism
consists in Kidding our country Of the
violation Of these principles because
Of race. Such should be the issue Of
issues in such q presidential campaign
at such a time ~ this.
After q world war based on the
promise Of world democracy, . war in
which there was no exemption because
Of race or color, q war in which darker
humanity served and died to preserve
for white humanity the liberty and
equality Of rights already attained by
white humanity, the United States Of
America is the last place where there
should be q color line in democracy.
Yet here is found the greatest denial
Of democracy in Christendom because
Of color.
Il Is President Wilson who drew
the color line against Official appoint
ments, even to COlored nations. 1t If
this Democratic administration which
has fulfilled its doctrine Of SeR-deter
nation for small nations BY selling
the governments of Haiti and San d
mineo. II is the Democratic promisei
Of democracy who drew the color lint
and forbade Colored Americans, though
in vain, the night to even leave The
shores to ask for 4.
Loyal TO America and its principles
we approach election day with the be
/ lief that the ending Of lynehing b.
federal law, Of disfranehisemeut, o.
segregation IN travel and federal ser
vice can only come with the ending o.
lWTsonism and the Democrats regime
Colored America is against the vii
lson League Of Nations because Of it
hypocrisy in protecting the rights o
1.-THE racial minorities Of all nation
hut the allied nations. Americans de
Iserving the realization Of time demoe
lraey must need seek it through tn
Republican rather than the Demoerati
Iparty. Hence it is that the Nations
Equal Rights League advises the cleo
ton Of Harding and Coolidge, follow
lens of the constitution, and the defea
Of Gsx and Roosevelt, followers o
the Wilson policies.
Rev. II. A. n. Shaw, $50 Shaw
lmut Ave-, Boston, Mass, Pres; Ne
than 8. Taylor, Esq, sS45 Gran
boulevard, Chicago, Ill, Chair. Of e
eeutive Board; J. L Neil, Esq, 80
Tea Street, n. W., Washington, D. c
~ u % nL.-na EuanI
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-11-06

Nh. A. A. williams, s1l 7. 45th
street, Who bought several lots through
n. I. Bailey some weeks ago Is pre-
pairing 70 erect . building for his fu-
furs homs in Morgan Park
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Holds COa1TzzxEm

The Committee Of the Building
Fund Department Of the o. B. =. .
Isl II T. win meet at Bailey's Han,
Saturday afternoon a. tie Enest Of
I'm. Minnie A. Robinson
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Chicago, III, October 30, 1920.
Hon. Peter Reinberg
and Members County Board
Gentlemen:
I an sending you the enclosed let
ter calling your attention to the cruel
and un-Ameriean treatment Of the col
Ored eI-sOldiers who are forced by cir.
sunstances over which God Almighty
alone has control, to go to the County
Institution for care and comfort in
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ALDERMAN RoBERF 3. JACKSON
DEMANDS PAIR TREATMENT
FOR OUR soIDrER BOYS.

The following communication speak
for themselves:
Chicago, III, October 2s, 1920.
Alderman r. 3. jackson,
City Council,
Chicago, III
Dear Sir:
I beg to submit the following com
plants, which are Illegal and unpatri-
otto, that is existing now in Cook
County, T. B. Hospital, Oak Forest,
Ill, that ex-NegrO service men are
lodged in a separate cottage, that ex.
Negro service men are eating al
separate tables in dining hall than
whites. That in such manner, these
men are cut short Of what is coming to
their share.
To have mothers and sisters to
realize that we fought for democracy
1 beg that you send an investigator
cut as soon as possible. You win no
tice that in meals. that eur service men
are in q separate place than the white
service men. Our men are in Cottage
No. I, Ward No. 4. Whites are IN
Cottage No. 9, Ward No. !. Visiting
hours are from 1880 to 1880 q. m,
from 8 to P. m.
Hoping that you viii let your in
Auenee be felt, as have consulted DR..
Wilelmsn, the head physician myself
and he told ne that it was a ruling.
This I am not able to understand,
that is, how a ruling can overpOwer
our law.
Very truly,
SIMON J. WILLIAMS,
ExServiee Nan.
Witness:
BLAN wHAILY,
Cottage No. /, 7. B. Hospital,
Oak Forest, m
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Il. 80 J. Kihasg 1le Calunst
sssa1a. 10 epsnf Ms sa1Efi1h With
IL nslssr lnd oShsr 4zlsnaI It GrssH-
vfrs, m, Has returned. isaxing IN
wsn.
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Blaze Of PeonIea

The Canadian prairies are a bla1s
o. eolors at midsummer from the Pc
Onies which grow luxuriantly In many
sections Of the country. In some sec
lions they are cultivated In great guam
titles and shipped to the UnItsd
States.
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MrA LOUISE KiIlion, No has been
sssy sssk q her sssts11, s14s Calumet
avenue, Il much improved
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nrrRovzD.

ChaA 7. Jackson, asa 3 wabash
avenue, is,nush improves. and Is able
to b ont agsin-
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Have Faith in Cross Of Honey.

Have Fajth IN Cross % Honey.
On the island OF Rhodes the hus.
band traces a cross in honey over the
door before his new bride enters the
house, and this little operation Is said
to guarantee their eternal happiness.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-11-06

Reelected to Congress from the First Congressional D.
trict of Illinois
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1920-11-06
HON. ASA GRANT ADAMS.

Elected Judge of the Municipal Count of Chicago.
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Rev. n. A. n. Shaw, $50 Shaw
nut Ave-, Boston, Mass, Pres; Ma
than 8. Taylor, Esq, sS45 Grand
Boulevard, Chicago, Ill, Chair. of E1.
eeutive Board; J. L Neil, ESQ., zoe
Tea Street, n. W., Washington, D. c.
Secretary; Rev. q. B. Aayes, Evans
vile, Ind, National Organizer.
, 1920-12-28

suffering ofathe wretched people is ap
paiiing. p'SSrsoOs Of ali ages and b9Ch
sexes are hdadled together in indesegi
babIe filth, and il spite IT all that car be
done by tie French government, which
is in charge. me American navy and the
Near East relief, hundreds are being re
duced 10 insanity and suicide by lack Of
food ana water. .
A 'repuisive odor IS noticed upon ap-
preaching one of the vessels, and diseases
are fooga rampant Wealthy woman
offer their jeweis for. piece a brad;
poor women Try to give away their bill
dyen. its feared that before adequate
relief San be furnished canibaIisn vii
dove 90 and that the wr7tched pc Die
chI dge:i. -{5ab.
, 1920-12-28
FRANCE

Rich Oil Fields Found. Newly d.s-
covered petroleum fields mar L%inogne
have been pronounced By a RUSSIAN X
PERI as indicating a vast Oil basin IL .i.at
region Steps have been taken by The
governments to investigate and exploit
the area. winch is said 10 have tie same
geological formation as the Mexicap oil
fields. New laws are Being passed sad
STEPS are beng taken 10 make France
independent as far as petroleum. is c0n-
cerned in case expectations from the new
fields are realzed.-l5Jd.
, 1920-12-28
THE PRESIDENTS FLAG

One of the many perquisites that Pres
ident-elect Harding will enjoy when he
e tiers the White House is the flag which
will be his alone TO use and which is
distinctive from any other flag flown in
the world. 1t is used by the president
in his ex-oflcio c pacity Of commander
in-chief Of the army AND navy. it
is not flown over the White House or
dinarilY.
This flag. which is no doubt unknown
TO many in our land, consists OF the
ccat-of-arms ~ it appears on the prasl
dents seal, set in blue field and flank
ed by four stars. The four stars are
the syinbol Of nigh command-the same
as those Of an army general or nav
admiral.
When the president boards a y. s
vessel his 6ag IS hoisted and If possible
81 guns are fred when he leaves, an
other salute Of q guns is fired and at
the last gun his flag is lowered. Should
the president embark in a boat his flag
is usually displayed from the bow, IN
which case passing naval vessels parade
the full guard, four ruffles are given on
the drum, four fourishes are sounded on
the bugle, the national anthem is played
by tie band, and officers and men salute.
If aboard ship the president is saluted By
passing naval vessels and all naval bate
teries with the regular Il guns.-Ih-
Pathfinder Dec 18th.
, 1920-12-28
RUSSIA

Condition Of Refugees Chastity.
Refugees FROM the I.rimea driven out with
Wrangel by the red army are held in 80
ships Strung along the .Bospor1s and the
, 1920-12-28
RADIO RECEIVES 1000 4 MINUTE.

A new wireless station about to be
erected on Long Island is to be equipped
wl5h receiving apparatus said TO have
a capacity Of 1905 words q minute. In
this receiver radio impulses are made
TO oscilIate a mirror which reflects a
beam Of light on a moving light senoI-
tive ape. After the latter is rpm
through a bat of developing of solution
the operator reads off the message ra-
pidIy in dots and dashed Of the Morse
code. Ibid.
, 1920-12-28

Contribution TO this paper WGA be gtad
ly received Uhen the same deals ruth not
ters Of ge1erot interest, and IS acconaDa-
naed with The AUTHORS nome, as u o&ar
antee Of COED fa5th. The editor com'sot 5e
responsible TO- the viea0s Of hlscQrrespo@,
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1920-12-28
H0Li AND

TX -Kaiser Pays Big Tax, The Dutch
60 ernmen has estimated the wealth Of
the Eormer German emperor at $61z, 600
annually, aad the little yoWn Of Dcorn
where he resides expects to receive as
its share oI me tax 90 his estate more
than S13. 600, This will be about one
fourth Of the taxes for the entire town,
and the citizens are beginning 10 }ook
upon the exile as a welcome guest. -jojd.
RADIO RECEIVES 1000 4 MINUTE.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
D0DS0N WARNS
CAL0MEL USERS
It's Mercury! Attacks the
Bones, Salivates and
Makes You Sick.

There's no reason why person
should take sickenlng. salivating call
omel when a few cents buys a large
bottle of Dodsons Liver Tone-a
perfect substitute for calomel
1t is a pleasant. vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as
surely as calomel, but 1t doesn't
make you SICK and can not salivate.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because It is
perfectly hsrmless
Calomel is a dangerous drug II Is
mercury and attacks your bones.
Take a dose of nasty calomel today
and you will feel weak, sick and nau-
s'ated tomorrow. Don't lose days
work. Take spoonful OF Dodson's
Liver Tone instead and you will wake
up feeling great. No more bilious
ness, constipation. sluggishness.
headache, coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says IL you
don't find Dodson Liver Tone acts
better than horrible calomel your
money is waiting for you.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
zETA X| FRAT TO
GIVE BIG BANQUET
Ladies to Be Guests at
Kendall College
Affair.

one of the most expectantS
awaited social events OF the school
year al Kendall college is the ban
quet at which the young men OF the
Zeta xi fraternity will be hosts to
their fair friends In the private ain
ing room OF Hotel Tulsa al 80
O'Clock Friday evening, May -
About co diners are expected 10 as ,
semblo around the festal board hnd
Dr. Arthur Lee Odell and Or. ana
Mrs. c. II. Kimbrough viii be hon
orary guests
Glen Hilford. president OF the IRA .
ternity, will act as toastmaster. The
toasts, which will describe the sue
cessive stages In college life, from
the freshman to the senior year, Will
bo as follows: Ray Flcak. The
Awakening: Prof. O.S Duffendack
"Springtime"; Holly \ erson
Kendall Flowers; Hugh Graham
Into the World. J. II. Robinson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
Hurrah! the Dreaded
"FinaI Exam" Called
Off at High School

Members of the student body
of Tulsa high school are feeling
better than they have for many a
day, because the faculty has just
announced that no final "eXami-
nations will he given at the close
Of this semester.
The semester will chose with the
usual six weeks tests. Seniors
who have to take these six-weeks
"quizs' will start 8 week earlier
than the under class members.
No senior with n grade above "P"
is required to take the eXamina-
tions and most of the members OF
the class will qualify
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-20
/ LARGER CROWDS
HEAR T. P. GORE
Senator Is Enthusiastic
Over Receptions on
Tour of State.
NO FERRIS.DEB BAT {
$4,000 Hear Blind Orator
Challenge Congressman
to Joint Discussion.

The hest and most enthusiastic
klceting I have ever had'during the
\ story of 80 years political Gam
rligning"
Thus did United States Senator
yrhomas +. Gore characterize his
present campaign in the state for re-
omination to his present office as
.c democratic candidate in the Au-
aus. primary election. lie spent
lf.w hours in Tulsa yesterday he
tween trains on his way TO the north
lr4rt Of the district. where he VIII
lmpaign the rest Of the week.
"During the week ending May s..
Irlid the senator. II delivered u
,pceches and spoke 60 over $4,000
h srsons Last week N rained pracu-
4, nv every day and yet I addressed
@ 600 voters. In every speech I
,hallenee my opponent to "A debate
hut assure Nc people that IL they
Vpect to live long enough TO hear
such discussion they VIII make
Ntethusalah look like n two year-old
The senator spoke OF his meeting
IN oklahoma City, where he ad-
dressed 1000 people in the audi
torium and 1000 persons were
turned away He was introduced by
chief Justice Thomas II. owen. This
IN spite of the fact that the Daily
Oklahoman refused to carry a news
story Of his visit or accept any paid
advertising.
At Pawhuska the senator says he
spoke TO a good crowd and the meet
ing at Skiatook last night-was one
Of the best of the series. The Cher
okoe County Wheat Growers asso-
Ciation adopted resolution Of
thanks for the interest he has mani.
tested in the welfare of the farmers
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Tho regular meeting Of the roll
gious work committee held Tuesday
noon at the Y. NJ G. A. was ad
dressed by W u DAWSON, secretary
" the y NJ G. \ at Rcclfe Brazil,
who is hero ne guest Of the ran-
American club. The committee is
active this week In the promotion
Of the campaign for the budget of
Ralph Scott, supported by the Pan
American club In Y NJ c. A work
at Santiago. chile. lie also spoke
to the Dormitory club at o o'clock
dinncr