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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
\, {, SHAFER PAYS
VISIT TO WHEELING
Former wheeling Man says Mar Ii
victory IL AsEurod-CoR WI"
not fairy Home Town


Wheeling entertained one OF IT'S t"r
rncr citizens yesterday in tho person %
n,,nn ohio the home Of James NJ.
COX. governor OF Ohio. hut dcspi," mat
fact Nr. ShaGcr is not Cox man lie
Is touring through VIA auto and pM,d
a yisit to the home OF his br"thSr. Nj
"a " ahofer of tho Dollar Savings *
Trust company hore. l.
"Evrrything is going for Harding IN
ohim This fhll," he said. "and Governor
James NJ. Cox will not carry MS nom"
city" lie stated that throughout tro
-. ON. will zee ten pictures OF Hard
inr to one OF Governor cox ana th'.'
the sentiment III favor Of Harding /"
an the increase continually
Mr.. Shaf"r - connected VII" IN,
,yt,rd Itakiuu company ana unill "A short
linn, ,go hs resided Ia liuIIhl". =.
IIr travels extensively anal !" al INC
,uluIou that the Republicans VIII sweep
the country Ia koNcurbTi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
HIT BY TRAIN;
IS IN HOSPITAL

John fnwl 81 l.nhrlnE. ono. l' con
nucL IL, IN, Martina TrIIH h"rpIthI mr. ~
result 81 hrInE hit by I''li.m"T" anu
phIu trnIu while "n hir wnN L" w"rh
, crIrrlnv AFT, Tu""u hl"u' Ihi'" "'l"'N
I 'uwI'r condition Ia rnld 4" 10 r"fl"uh.
Inn no /, ,rur,Icd To- frruvrr II" I"-
,ri,rL painful IuIuTi"r hhnui Ill" h"hh.
mud had tvs" fiuE"In "nh rhf' ct III"
thumb ,n the lct hand NJ badly injured
Tint II unn nrC"HrnIN I" aiupuihI" ih' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
NEARLY READY
To THROW OPEN
THE FAIR Gates
EXHIBITORS ARE BLOCKING TO
GROUNDS AND UTILIZING
SPACE THAT HAS BEEN RE-
SERVED FOR THEM.
Strings of Celebrated Harness and Run
ming Horses Arrive, TO faruci-
patio in the Races.

rr,c,r,Iinus mr. rapid, h'lng com
IIrlcd Tor tho "lrmimE "f Ih' West VIZ
,InIn state raIr which VIII l'h" II"'"
,,rI, dn3 fran M"uhh' I" saturday III
iurI,t 81 nest yeah
ria, nr,I rr.tnruII"nr viii h" about
u,I.LrI an, I.,dny nud iirnlnr win 10
ur,d rn , hr.ntI,Imr rI.'li in ia" "'hlhi
Io,r aud thor, VII" hn'' go" 'Hri"n7 -"
the r,munds l., G"i' Ilt' r"I'" a." Ih'"""
..ron go M"u'l"y manning
r,,,Io,y nc,I H,y"ri, - ia" h""l'"'
,nnu go. oath Ih' &C. '"hn ''''l'I"e -
hIl.IIrru om'l I'i"''" 'rh'','' ""' "''
,IIur nrr,,,n.mI 81 al Il"'lr ""l "l'''
y.,ro,,Inr Trnur rhoI,h' 'h Il 'I'' I"n
urII - I.hn I'"n'lor '.f I''h""'''''" y"
mad Il"qa stout ."f 'l"'h" '"
o,,I,od vIh ctri"ra ~ h"'"'"" h"'''.a
T., nuyu.ul ~" lrrr' "uurh'i lh'' ~"
navy ,n,uI,yiuH ih' "lnhl'"
Lots Of Attraoti"nn.
TvcIvc running h"ru"r h'l"nEIuE !"
n VOL known MARY lnnd tn Im"u nI'"
cnmo IN mud Mr %wnr'1 rr"w's"" 'h''
the rncinu cnrdp viii 'TUol ih"s" ~ III"
Grand circuits
Almost To- n unit tia vnud' .rI" aitra"-
,Iong shown at tho OHIO SinI fnir al
Columbus. OHIO. will u" placed On me
stage ON TIA" grounds with Innny added
attractions from other places.
Agents that were sent to toluinbuS,
Ohio. have succeeded IN sending over
some OF the very finest livestock that has
ever been exhibited in amy section ana
r'n' ',, md ah,,,n us Iinr "a any
"' Wv ""n ,hthU v.,II H.. mar OK
nv P"' 49,, rr.,,, ..,.rr.,j ~ th,.
central and Eastern states VIII nave
displays. r ,,,
~ r, ,t.... ,,hn lax, huTsr-
",.h
Agricultural Display.
.r, ,,.TI',,It,I,nI ,,I.pl.,L 81 IhI, year
.l,,uIv ,,unuI H., beaten 4 numl,rI ~
rtit, f,u. ,l,r LN,,, r.II 81 til,
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Nv" lv,l.ulIu,.
a. - $3.50, Ln,,l ,i,.,i,,g
,I .,u T., IA, ,u,dIn,. a,I,u
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
NEW PASTOR WILL
PREACH ON SUNDAY

Rev Arthur u Hilton. who on lnrf
Mundny evening accepted Il 'nlI L. The
rnr,nrnIc Of lh~ Firu lInptirt church
in thIr city. viii ""Ir'u'l rrrvi""r In
that CdIrIr" t;undny. With ia" coming
81 ia" now mIuIHi"r. Il lnrE" ""nErCEn-
lion In expected L. Rttrnd wnTrhtp.
The It"N Mi Hilton ir nniINr OF
Kew York state. u" rtu'li"h law. mud
prnriIrrd f"r h,' years IN I"nu"NINHnln.
lie IL n grndunlr ct tn" tr"y"r Th""l"-
giCnl Seminary
lilo l"rt n pn"t"rnt" 81 MING year" IN
%rv J"rp,y nnd cam" t. tho ShnlyHidn
HnpIIst church. l'itt"hurE. IN l9lG. thy
being the HrCnnd largest llaptiHi church
I'm rittsburE In lgiN hr mad n tour of
I6 Of the lnrEcSt army training camps.
and soon after the rrmIStir" was signed
WINS ono Of $50 men t. l." recruited hy
the National War N"rk Council "t tn"
Y. NJ. G \ to 80 to Franc" aud cnSHE"
In welfare work returning year age.
ITr served ns n'ld secretary. religious
director and aS special speaker HAY ing
spent n month In Germany with the
Army Of O"Cuphiiu ION.
lIiS paSturatT Of TIA" FIRST BAPTIST
church II Wheeling dates from ScpI"m-
Der /.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
MRS, YOST SAYS WEST VIRGINIA
WOMEN WILL BE REGISTERED

81 IN
,,h.rIcs,nr ~ Yin SOM I In mn nd
10. -, ,ho ,,or,cn 81 \rcvt virginia
Mrx Kills 4 Sust associate chairman
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I - ! ~ ''''. ,'IL b ',,'a, or ,bctr
,,',I., ns,,.,r',I,m, w.hir.h ,ynuyJ on.
mi. Them ,o mn uariiripaiiuu Ia tue
runinr general friction
In her statement Mrs. Nust points out
nm, 49,, d,TrjrmIttrs iLat u,,ucnrrd aftc-
t:",'.r,',,, r,rrH,,.II u,,r,,,,,,,,,L maj IT,"
rId moi rontrmrl,tr Ealing the lcgislu-
Iur, I'm .pr,,uL session ruuld H.. uNrr-
cam. n, ,n, REGENERATION Of the women
urourEouI the late and rrritos that
H. rIn,,I,i,.',,, ,,r.,ui,,Ilnu I'M the stat
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~ I,,I, In, =, cnrcruI study
~" ". mo nrc.cnt Invs uudrr
TIoh"., icy,l ndvI,o has shown that
lii ,hc cnrncst efforts Of tho women
WIN ~" M. ,,r,Ii,.,,, rrn M, solved
~, i co,,ccdcL tL.t me REGISTRARS
,,a, -, orcc In their rrsp"ctivc pre-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04
September ?. 1920.


For the Wheeling Engineer DiHtrlCt
water will lac lot out or The pools hbnvn
IN" ohio river dams FOR creating
way" for transporting C"mI down IA"
ohio river from ihc Ehnnwhn river. ne
,OTdInK L. the fullowing n,hrdulr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-04

-uUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMrS-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18
CITY NEWS

-75c union suits at SIC. Lowi1.
Attend Royal Neighbors entertain
ment and social Thursday evening at
Woodman hall. Admission 10c.
There exists at the u. S. naval
academy vacancies for three mid
shipmen from the first congressional
district OF Iowa. ....
A. o. U. w. ice cream social at
Cameron's hall May 10. All members
and friends invited. Admission 10c.
Good music on program.
Hugh J. Robertson paid fine Of
ST.S5 in the superior court yesterday.
He was charged with driving past a
street car one day last week
$3.50 quail. umbrellas at $2.9s.
Lowitz.
The Rev. DR.. Simon C. Crutcher.
missionary OF International reputa-
ton, will preach tonight and toner
row night at Pilgrims Rest church.
Special meeting Gate City chap
ter No. 7 R. A NJ, Wednesday. May
10 at s .. m. Work in NJ. NJ and p.
NJ degrees A large attendance is de-
sired .....--.
81 90 value Ids. Isle hose, 7sc.
Lowitz.
Regular meeting Of Morning Star
lodge. No. 5, X. of p, at Castle hall,
Fifth and Blondeau. L. J. Hutcher
son. c. c.; J. A Burgess, K. OF X
and S.
CONGRESSMAN Charles A. Kennedy
will have, the nomination for the
present of all candidates to the naval
academy from the first district or
L. o. o. NJ. lodge, NC. 7o4.e NEE.
regularly every Tuesday evening al
8 o'clock. All visiting members cor.
dialiy invited. John G. Stadler. die
tator. A. L. Laubershimer. secretary
Captain Daniel Matson OF Med
iiapolis died last night in a Burlington
hospital. He was member OF the
old Fourteenth Iowa infantry and one
OF the best men living, his KeokuK
friends say. y>y
r. c. Turner, mechanical super.
sintendent On the Herald at CIinton.
Iowa, was in Keokuk yesterday. he
has a six months leave Of absence
during which time he will be engaged
as clerk on the steamer G. w Hill.
Attend Royal Neighoors entertain
ment and social Thursday evening at
Woodman hail. Admission loo.
Burlington Gazette: Fred u.
Goseyisch, who has been in charge
of the government weather bureau at
Keok7,k for the last forty-nine years,
lis visiting in Burlington at the home
of W. H. Welshmer, No. 636 South
Seventh street.
900 qual. taffetas at $2.39. Lowltz
Miss Merle Schneider who gave
her address as st. Louis was stopped
last night by Patrolman Conn and
sent to the police station charged with
violating the speed laws. She told
the officers there that she would ap-
pear in superior court this morning
Ito answer to the charge. She was in
( Keoknk on her way to Hamilton to
attend funeral, she told the officers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18
DIR. KELMAN
AT IOWA CITY
Head Of keokuk Laboratory Spends
Weekend There and Visits
With Sorority Sisters on
Saturday.

While in Iowa City this last week
end DR.. Sarah r. Kelman visited at
the NJ Sigma Phi sorority house, OF
which medical sorority she is mem
Der.
DR.. Kelman organized the iowa
City chapter Of the Nu Sigma Phi
last year, and an Informal meeting
was held at the house this weekend,
on which occasion DR.. Kelman spoke.
The Keokuk laboratory, under the
direction of Dr. Kelman, is opened
again after having been closed prac'
tically all of last week, during which
time many Of the Keokuk physicians
were in Des Moines attending the
state meeting Of the medical society.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18
STUDENT BRANCH
AT BASKETRY
Girls Club Hold Meeting Today t.
Begin Work as Weavers-Many
Attractive Articles
~ as Result.

Baskets, fern dishes. sandwich
trays and candle sticks are the latest
things in basketry work, according
to the student branch girls at the
Y. w. c. A.
The young weavers held meeting
there this afternoon at which time
the new enterprise was launched and
weaving material in beautiful shades
of blue. green gold and brown began
their career in shaping the destinies
Of the desired articles. -
Some of the girls have already
made lovely articles in this art upon
their own resources, and now that
the student branch club has takan
the work up, the increase in the pro-
duction Of woven knick-knacks will
undoubtedly be immense.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18
Burlington Man Who Was Organizer
OF 1oeth Ammunition Train VIII
be Here for Membership
3 Push.
OTHERS TO APPEAR
Captain eerryhiII viii Represent G.
A. RS and James S. Burrows
the Spanish War
Vets.

Major Fred S. Holsteen will speak
tonight at the special meeting of the
Keokuk post No. Al, the American
Legion, in connection with the men,
bership push which the legion is con-
ducting. Captain L. A Berryhill will
| speak for ten minutes about what
1.-THE G. A. R has meant to the soldiers
of the civil war, and James S. Bur
rows, local attorney and justice OF
the peace, will speak from the stand
point of the Spanish war veteran.
Major Holsteen organized the 1O9th
ammunition train.
The legion will hold special meet
ing at eight o'clock at Cameron's hall
to which all of the former service
men are invited to be present. The
meeting will be in the form Of a rally
for the membership push" and It is
expected that every former service
man in Keokuk will be present to-
might New members who have be IN
solicited will be there, too. It is pos
sible that some action can be taken
tonight in the matter OF decreasing
the dues for the local post
Cards for members are IN tie
hands Of the local post men, and It
is hoped that every person eligible
to membership In the legion VIII
avail himself Of the opportunity to
Sign here" The state and national
dues are $50 with the membership,
and the present local dues may be
reduced if it is found to be practical.
The legion drive will continue
through the week. Iowa at the
present time stands at the head of
the list of states, and it is the hope
of the local posts that Iowa can hold
the lead. If every post will do what
Keokuk has set out to do. make the
membership one hundred percent,
the Hawkeye state will stay at the
top of the heap.
Buddy, If you have the privilege,
better use it and come tonight to the
meeting at Cameron's hall, is the
message the legion officers are
speaking.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18

sion steamer G.. w. Hill, running pc.
tween here and Burlington, lost us
bearings in a heavy fog and hung up
on a sand bar above Dallas City. NO
damage was done, but number 9.
Fort Madison people on board missed
the train home as the result OF tas
delay.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18
Leader sluaaed.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.l
CHICAGO, May 18.--John Kikulshi.
organizer and president of the Stock
Yards Labor council, was in serious
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18

WE'D, THURS. AND FRIDAY.
Real special sale dry goods. In
fant's dept. Follow the crowd"
LOW1TZ DEPT. STORE.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18

More than $4,000 people are EN-
pIoyed in various lines of motor W.
dustry in Canada
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18

Hung Up on Sand Bar.
FIT MADISON. Iowa. May 1s-On
its return trip Sunday the big2s1cur-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18

SpriBkiing whiteyash on the sur
face Of a carload OF coal IN the Chi.
ncse method Of Encouraging theft
The yigjlant rye 81 the watchma1
easily detectS the Brightest disturb
ance Of the contents.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-18
MeNE!W EDISON
''7Ae Phonoeraph uith a Soxl'

The realism of a phonograpn
is; the measure of it's value.
Edison proves the absolute
realism Of his new photograph.
His first proof is the Tone
Test. The singer stands beside
the New Edison. He sings. Sud-
denly he ceases to sing. The
New Edison continues the song
alone. Ifthere were any differ
ence between the two, the
human ear could detect it in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12


He advised his hearers TO economic
deny themselves Of luUuries and to
hang on TO their liberty bonds. and
on election day 70 go into the booth
and with God and your lead pencil"
war eztravagances came in for a
part Of the speakers time The cost
Plus system Of war contracts was ridi-
cuied Under this system the con-
tractor got percent Of whatever Il
cost 10 manufacture whatever he was
making he explained. THE con
tractor could regulate wages. price Of
materials and everything else, and
Lne more 70 cost the more it Dlused
The cost plus system was partly 10
blame for the vast wasteage OF money
he aVerred, the United States loaned
slo,Qll.QQo,00 10 Europe, We spent
S20,o00oQ0,000 here at home during
the war and about half Of It was
wasted
Ee said too many men were used
IN building cautonements, so many IN
some places that they got in each
others way, and some roofs had SO
many alleged carpenters on them
that they caved in
He mentioned the governments
buying 100000 sets Of harness for
$4,000 horses, and nine saddles for
every cavalry horse and IS sets Of
spurs for every officer IN the army.
know a dozen men personally Z
who were working for the govern
ment during the war for 81 a year"
he said -but who made $1,000, coo 10 I
sl5,9oa90o apiece on government Z
contracts"
Referring again to the league OF /
nations, he said that the president /
took 1900 servants TO Europe with I
him, but no advisers were IN the
party, and that he rented 400 room I
hotel and filled the basement with I
''rainwater or something" and that ]
the other day the United States got /
a bill for $4,000 for damaged done i
to the furniture
1T isn't so much what Wilson went ]
after. it's what he brought back
be said
introduced Texas BIZ.
When in congress lTr. Bede intro
duced a bill TO give Texas eight i
without dividing the state.
de said he was not in favor Of divid-
Ing Texas but that he believed since
The state was so big. and since its
interests were so diversified. that il
should have eight senators in Wash
ngton.
he praised the late John II. Regain I
II Texas. with whom he was well
lcUuaIurnd. for hnwfmufrr fna ~
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
OFFICIALS FOR COMING
ELECTION ARE NAMED

Presiding judges for election No
FemDer 2, were named az a meeting
oI the county commissioners late
Monday. The commissioners also
made a partial list OF assistant judges
and clerks, but this has not been com
pleted and VIII not be made public
until the list is finished
Following are the judges. with che
precincts in which thgT VIII serve-
!, W. S. Crawford; 2, J. j. McCue-
> J. Porter Bender &. walter VIII
llamsi 5, p. Maesei 6, II. Escaieda-
Z, Edgar Fewell- s, Edward Kneezel:
9, Julius Hawkins; 10. James ward
H. Trinidad Ortiz. -. J. S. Daurher-
y; %, q S Devore; Is. =. i. W. Polk
IS, J. IL Harris; 16 ". Joe Bryan:
ll, J. D. Purser; IS Breedlove Smith y
%, j l. Ortiz; 20, H. s. Burwelf: 81 4
A- Scarborough; %. ". B. LanFston.
% II F. Reynaud; "a. Norman L. Cal
entlnei % Frank C. Coleman; %
Frank Hackett; %, Thornton Hardie:
Is, Walter Goode; 90. C. r. Terrazas-
30, Guy Bunting. 81, c. n Order.
80 George a. Booth; So, 7. j. Keeuil-
30 r M. Filler IS, Harry Miller; SIS.
J. 81 Fitzpatrick; 81, J. y. Anderson.
ee, Thomas j. Kelley; 80, Mark Nil
leri 90, ". r. spruill; Al, G. Z. Emin-
ger 81 Albert McDermott: 40. Dan
IT. Jackson; a, Boone Cathey: IS. An
dres Hernandez; As, Francisco Grf-
ialbas A, S. C. Hyde; 4s, Dan Carr /
4s. Jose H. Escajeda; 80. Albert
BramWell; 81. G. A. Hammel; Sc. Joe
splvey5 So, Milton Shedd-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
TEXAS NEEDS COP.
SAYS ]. ADAM BEDE

against wisconsin and the American
people against whaL has been done
years"
The speaker declared he was not
going 20 say anything against the
Democrats, because they haven't been
IN power in four years. Mr.. Wilson
has been in power, he said, and then
declared that he wouldn't say any
thing against the president. adding.
'the Democrats viii -say enough
against him on November g"
Wants Two Strong Parties.
Il believe IN two strong parties.
one in power and the one almost
in" he declared Yes, one in the
harness and the other one watching.
Us the thing, And 7 think the Demo-
Gratis make the best watchers-they
have had more experience"
Mr. Bede, who used 70 be known as
the wit OF congress, helped prove why
he was called this he kept his
audience either laughing all the time
or cheering him for his beliefs. his
voice carried all over the square
easily.
The former congressman ridiculed
the idea that the Republicans were
raising S15.Oo0,O00 10 buy an under
hold on the government
why buy something we already
have2 We have had it since Wilson
kept US out Of war" he said But
II we paid s15.o00,0o0 to get rid Of
the standardization at Washington Il
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

To all who have offered or viii
otler cars FOR the ride Of the o. T. s.
delegates: Meet at Liberty hall We'd
nesday afternoon at 3;f5. Overland
street eutrance.-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
PASTOR TALKS ON EVILS OF
THEFT. son TAKES HIS CAR

Chicago. H. Oct 12-While the
Rev keene Ryan was delivering a
sermon sunday night on the evils of
theft, his son was running away
with his automobile. which had been
left before the church. &c was re-
Vealed Monday when the pastor swore
out warrant for the boys arrest.
Young Ryan. accompanied by sew
eral other youths, was said to be
bound for the wilds OF Michigan In
the car.
MY boy needs a lesson" Rev. Mr..
Ryan said, and I am going 20 60
through with IT,"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade.
-zeFe's an ear way 20 save =. and
gei have the best cough remedy
you ever tried

You've probably heard Of this we'll
known plan Of making cough syrup
at home. But have YOU ever used
it, Thousands OF families, the world
over, feel that they could hardly keep
house without it. It's simple and
cheap, but the way It takes hold Of a
cough VIII soon earn It 3 permanent
place in your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour 21s ounces
OF PIneX; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to i'll Up the pint. Or.
i desired, use clarified molasses,
honey or corn syrup, instead Of sugar
syrup. Either way, It tastes good,
never spoiss and gives you full pint
OF better cough remedy than Won
could buy ready-made for three times
It's cost.
It IS really wonderful how quickly
this Homemade remedy couquers a
cough-usuallY in p hours OF less.
It seems TO penetrate through every
an. passage, l0osens a dry, hoarse OF
tight cough, lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost i'm
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-12

Eanization Of the Interstate com
merce commission.
Making dents Oh DiUier is the nur-
pose Of his speaking tour. he said
And I want TO tell you that Texas
ought TO get on the right side" he
declared Texas needs the Renubif-
can party more than the Republicans
need Texas"
Mr. Bede was Introduced by James
g. AcNary, president OF the Wrist Ma
tional bank, and the Republican can
ellate for county treasurer. Mr..
AcNary also read the list Of other
Republican candidates for county OF
noes, and urged everybody who
hadn't paid their poll tax 90 do so be-
fore October o.
VIII Debate with Jones.
Ar. Bede lef- FL paso Tuesday
morning for DeminF. n. NJ. where he
IS scheduled TO debate with senator
A 4 Jones OF that state. The debate
VIII be held this afternoon. The
FORMER congressman VIII speak in
Stafford, Ariz-s Wednesday. In Globe.
Thursday; in Mani. Friday, and IN
Phoenix, Saturday.
A delegation Of Republicans met
Mr.. Bede at the station. and many
called at Hotel Paso del Norts 70
visit with him during the afternoon.
At an Informal reception.
Among the hundreds Of persons
who shook Mr. Bede's hands and con-
graduated him on his address Non
Gay night were several Democrats
some q them toEngIv asked permits
alQn OF the Republican campaign
committee TO shake hands with him.