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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
TnIan Chnptcr. ID. 4. u.

In spite or the inclement weather
of Wednesday, there was splendid
meeting of the Tulsa chapter.
Daughters OF the American Revulu-
ton. held In the club rooms Of tho
Y, w. G. A. Hnstesaes for this first
meeting OF 1890 were Mrs. Fred -.
Oilcr, Mrs. Percy Collins and Mrs.
J. = sink. They carried out the idon
OF tho study OF the afternoon. "Old
New England" and with drawn
shades, which excluded the daylight,
illumination was given from many
unshadod candles which stood In old
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Miss Wyrihlm oppression In
atrl,t1r q. the Henry. kendall col
I,Ec. announces postpoucmcut OF
the play to be given tonight, tho ad
yauc,d date having been set for
Thursday evening. January 10. Tho
lncIomcut weather has caused the
change uf dates.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Cards and Tea.

Mrs. John a. Arnold will enter
tain with bridge tea In her home
on South Baltimore on the afternoon
of January 10. This IL the sccoUd OF
a series OF parties Mrs. Arnold ~
glvong this season,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

There was meeting OF the Dixie
Rook club held In the homo OF Mrs,
n. II. Wlet. 1919 South Cheyenne
avenue on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs,
II. q, Mckinney made high score.
A two course luncheon was served
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Thrrn Hl,l go a meeting this after
noon ~ tho sphinx club ju Masonic
hau an women ShrucJs are in-
yitod ~ ho present There VIII bc
ur interesting entertainment and re-
Frts Uy..Ufa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
For Miss Ilrndlcy.

Miss Peggy Anderson is entertain
Ing this afternoon with bridge In
the Country club, honorlng Miss
Maud Bradley, a bride elect Of the
coming week. There win be 40
Unnufa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
CLUE EVENTS
aion,inr

Jane Ad10ms Chuutauqua circle
will meet In tho lihrory
SPHINX club win hold meeting IN
Masonic Hall.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Mrs Howard II. 10 Sourd and
baby son, Leonard Earle lie Sourd.
who have been the guest Of Mrs
q. II Leonard during the holidays,
left last night for their home In
Columbus, Ohio. Mrs Ia Sourd has
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Tho Lofting club members and
their husbands are to enjoy the hos
ritaliiy OF MIR. and Mrs W, A.,
Moore on Wednesday evening
January II. when Mr. and Mrs.
Moore will celebrate their wedding
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Miss Peggy Anderson VIII outrr-
tain with g largo bridge this after.
noon 100 the Country club houutirF
Miss Muudc Bradley.
Social session OF Drama league
with Mis-. harriet Wardoll as hoo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
University Dance

An iuicruH ing uui much looked
for event for tho coming week s
the largo dancing marty fur The
alumni ana former students Of tho
University Of oklahoma which viii
be given ON Friday evening. January
10, Ia the Tulsa Dancing academy
on South llpuidor avenue. The dance
r. TO be given under the auspices OF
the Oklahoma University club OF
1ulaa and auyu who has ut any
time been student nt tho uu,Ncr-
atty ia eligible 10 attend Hud Will
be pcrmiitou to bring H guest Nils,
May Burtor is chairman uf lhr
committee on 1rIuuE'mcu.H and
serving with her an, Miss Arthur
ana Messrs, Cal Arnold aud william
I.aglctOu
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

~ was ~ special guest for tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09
Informal Evening.

Mr.. ana Mrs. .. II LEONARD en-.
tcrtainod quite a number OF fricnds
informally an their home on Wedncs-
day evening In honor Of their diugu-
ter, Mrs, Howard NJ. IA Sourd OF
Columbus, Ohio.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

he oklahoma University club will
lc given in the Tea Cup Inn Satur-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-09

Miss Iva Klssingcr ana brother,
MIR. Charles kAsiugor. entertained
la PumpIduur club ON Monday
evening Progressive high five was
enjoyed. Mrs. X. Kerry and Mr,
Norman Bennett being victorious I'm
winning prizes. Mrs. r. T.. Reese
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08

16, II, blk 131 214.s0-717.01
Assessment No. 50-Great
Southern Lumber Co., lots
2 to 5, 8 to 10, IL, IL,
blk 1873 .-.-..--.-..-...$SO5.1O
Lots %, "a, 20
to 81, SO to 38
blk 118 ---------- 2OO.41--5O5.54
Assessment No. 5I-Great
Southern Lumber Co., lots
8, 4, 5, 6, blk 1872 -----.----.. 95.46
Assessment No. 52-Great
Southern Lumber Co., lots
8 to 8, IA, blk
119 . ---.-.-S191.72
Lot 40, blk 49, 107.82--299.54
Section 8. That a certified copy
of this ordinance shall be immediate
ly filed for record in the Mortgage
Office at Franklinton, Washington
Parish, Louisiana, where it shall be
Immediately recorded and shall be
indexed, showing each name against
which an assessment is made, index
ed, referring to the book, page,
and assessment number where the
assessment is made, and when re-
corded shall operate as a lien and
privilege in favor of the City Of Bo-
galusa and its assigns against all of
the property therein mentioned for
the respective sums assessed against
it, which lien and privilege shall
prime all other claims, except taxes.
Section 4. That the amounts here
in assessed shall be due and payable
Immediately upon the passage Of and
PRONUNCIATION of. this ordinance, and
if not paid in ten (10) days after
the PRONUNCIATION of this ordinance,
the City shall have the power, or its
assigns shall also have the power, to
proceed by suit, against the assessed
properties and owners thereof, to en-
force collection, and n case of suit,
there shall be added to the amount
of the claim the judgment recovered,
the sum Of ten peg cent 1000 as
attorneys fees, and all delinquent as
sessments shall bear eight per cent
$50 interest from date of passage
of this ordinance.
Section 5. That in case any prop
erty owner shall, within ten (10)
days after the passage of this ordi-
nance, desire to pay for the said as
sessments in payments of one-fifth
cash and the balance in four annual
installments, bearing eight per cent
$50 interest from date until paid.
the said property owner shall make
written application therefor within
the said ten (10) days to the City
Clerk, depositing with the written ap-
plication twenty (20gol per cent Of
the assessment in cash, and give his
notes, due one, two, three and four
years for the remaining four equal
annual installments, which notes shall
bear eight per cent (8To) interest
from date, aad the said notes shall
all be dated in ten days after the
passage of this ordinance, maturing
one, two, three and four years, or
sooner, at the optien of the owner,
the said notes shall bear eight per
cent $50 interest from their date
and provide for ten per cent (18ao)
attorneys fees in event Of suit to
enforce collection af ar their matur-
lty which notes shah be paraphed by
the City Clerk as being Secured by
Assessment No. - Of Local Assess
ment Ordinance No" which notes
80 given shall carry with them the
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08

FOR SALE-Five-room bungalow
on North Border Drive; modern in
every respect; large beautiful lawn.
For price and terms apply Globe Fur
niture Co., or phone 238 or 1858.
FOR SALE-Nice Broom house,
located in Bogalusa; in good condi-
ton. Apply w. B. Hogan, Sugar
Bowl Restaurant. Phone %.
FOR SALE-One Buick six-cylin-
der automobile; good condition; four
new tires; will sell cheap. Apply En-
terprise.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
SEALED BIDS wAN
Mayoralty Of BOgalusa.

Mayoralty Of Bogalusa
Notice is hereby given
Commission Council viii
lar meeting August Srd FAX
ceive sealed bids for tie sas.
Of a bridge over Bogue ns.
in Southwest Bogalusa. Is ~
and specifications on file IS
Engineers office.
All bids must be III the bs.
the City Clerk on or bafe,s
August 3rd, 1920. All h
accompanied by ten Der cent az.
of bid in certified CHECK. VIA
be returDed upon signine IS.
end making bond.
The Commission Couasa
the right to reject any and ST
By order Of the MAYOR
K. /. BE
f-z9 City
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08

judging from the comments heard
during the exodus from the park Sat
urday, a large crowd Of enthusiastic
baseball fans were disappointed when
old Jup Pluvious started his sprink-
Ter Sunday afternoon and prevented
them from seeing the snappy sail
ors and the stars of Bogalusa in ac-
zion again.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
LOCAL ASSESSMENT oRDI-
NANCE NO. IL

NANCE NO. ii
An ordinance accepting certain
concrete sidewalks, making the as
sessment against the property owner
and providing for the payment Of the
assessment and recording of the or
dinance in the mortgage records OF
this parish and state at Franklinton
Louisiana.
Whereas, it appears that the City
Engineer has inspected the work Of
II. J. Cowgirl, contractor for concrete
sidewalks in the northwest section Of
Bogalusa, and has found the work 50
far inspected to be up to the plans
and specifications, and has given his
final estimate of the work done and
figured out the amount to be as
sessed to the property owners.
Therefore, be it ordained by the
Commission Council of the City of
Bogalusa, Louisiana:
Section /. That the concrete side
walks along the property as enumer-
ated below on the, following streets
and avenues, to-wit: On both sides
Of Superior Avenue, starting at
Shenandoah Street, going west TO st.
John Street; thence north on the east
side of st. John Street to Ontario
Avenue; thence down the soeth side
of Ontario Avenue to Shenandoah
Street; thence on the west side of
Shenandoah, from Ontario to north
line Of Superior Avenue; then both
sides Of Sabine Street from Ontario
Avenue to north line of Michigan
Avenue: both sides of Potomac
Street from north line Of Michigan
Avenue back to south line Of Ontario
Avenue; and the following proper
ties as enumerated below that were
not included in Local Assessment Or
dinance No. 10; insofar as the work
is actually laid and the certificates
of approval or final estimates of the
City Engineer have advised that the
work is completed in accordance with
the plans and specifications and con
tract, be and the same is hereby APP
proved and accepted.
Section 2. That the following as
sessments are hereby made against
the property owners owning the prop
erty sbutting on the said streets and
avenues, their names and the lots
owned by them, with their respective
block numbers, being hereinafter set
out in detail with the exact amounts
assessed against each property owner
and the lots owned by said property
owner, to-wit
Assessment No. IA. L. Bre-
land, lot 9, 10, IL, IL, blk
1872 .--....s.... .--...,.-.......--S124.O6
Assessment No. Geo. Ber-
toniere, lot Is, blk 1872. $3.50
Assessment No ga. z.
knight, lots Is, IA, blk 1872 1851
Assessment No. 4-Theo. Dis
tifano, lots IA, Is, Is, blk
l33 -----..----..----. -..-..-.---.-..--. 71.6U
Assessment No. SO. ".
blanche, lots 6, z, blk 1873 47.61
Assessment No. GA. N. For
tenberry, lot 10, blk 1872. 25.4O
Assessment No. 7.-JOe De-
moulettes lots IL, 18, blk
iels. lot 10, blk 1872 -. 25.4o
Assessment No. Oh. G. BOYD
lots is, 10, %, blk 49,. Blu
Assessment No. 10 L. L.
Wascom, lots IL, 10, IA,
blk 18l ..,.....--.................. 71.6O
Assessment No. 11--Mrs. Mar
garet Ditmer, lots %, 90,
blk 1I9 -.......................-..... 1851
Assessment No. 12-S. Z. Dit
mer, lots 8, A, 5, blk 49,. 73.2OI
Assessment No. 13-L. S.
Burns, lot "a, blk 119; lot
8. blk 132 Al en
No. I4-Wash-
5ngton Parish School Board,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
ORDINANCE oLll GOVERNING
CITY OF He

An ordinance regulatlDg
ner Of use on the public
thoroughfares Of the Civ
lusa Of carts, drays, waco
buses, automobiles, mctor
every description Of cal4s.
Tor hire or livery purpose
-t.1g or trsnsacting busiSs
o. ke7t for private use 81
irg al ordinances on ps
hereof.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
DISTRICT coURr

,;., District .E Court eonvehes
pose, according to the iudo
ing out the jail "a. 80 IS
Tuesday was devotsd
cases. ANAsaay
After adjournment
WIN take ms vacation which
ing August and Septembes
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
"a 8 s "a II 5

Summary: Double plays, Naval
Station 2; two-base hits, Seekers,
Underwood, Jolly, Dixon, Marx; sac
rifice hits, Underwood, Childres.
Empires: Serman and Poole.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08

lots 6 to 85, blk 12o.,.---I,O58.22
Assessment No. 15-S. D. An
derson, lots /, 2, 8, 4, blk
11S ............ .-.-......-------- 10000
Assessment No. 16--AA S. An
derson, lots 5. 6, z, 8, 8,
blk 118 ...-.--...........-...-..--...1 24.12
Assessment No. &c. L.
Davidson and ]. w. Stan
fill, lots 10, IL, IL, Is, blk
1l9 ....--...-..--.. ..-.---------------- 5t.Vo
Assessment No. 18-Mrs. E.
J. Gilley, lots "a, IS, blk
llS -.-.----.----.-. -------------..----- 4t'OA
Assessment No. I'D. E.
Corkern, lots l, 2, blk 1872 1902
S Gates lots 81 /, 3, blk lie. 1875
Assessment No. 21-Mrs. B.
L. Crawford, lots 81, S8,
SO, 40, blk 1872 ...---.-----.-- 2O8.45
Assessment No. GIG. H.
Wilcox, lots p, p, blk 80
Assessment No. 28-Mike
Newman, lots 19, 20, blk
1876 ....-....- - 1881
Assessment No. 81
w. Cooper, lots IS, IL, blk
1I9 .4-....-..--.--.-. 1-..-,------------- 4S.z1
Assessment No. 25-H. A.
1i8 1850. .o.1 80 -, 49, 1929
Assessment No. ga. Bou-
dreaux, lots 81, %, 20,
blk 1872 ------.-.-------.---.---------1 04.0J
on
Suddith, lots 10, 20, blk
1877 ..-..-----. ---..--...---..----. j Oh "
Assessment No. 28-H. c.
Coon, lots /, 2, blk 1877 ~ 1921
Assessment No. 29-B.a P.
Wedgworth, lot 4, blk 100 $3.50
Assessment No. 80. H.
Creasman, lots 80, 40, blk
131 ............-... ..-.-...--.----..-. 149.67
Assessment No. SD. P.
Faust, lot 40, blk it, 1886
Assessment No. 32-Mrs. L.
c. Walters, lots 21, %,
blk 1876 Observation-Disclosures. 1879
Assessment No. 33-W. G.
Dorsey, lots 10, 20. blk 1873 1872
Assessment No. 34-W. G..
Dorsey, lots Is, 21, %, 20,
H%y AOy w. ~ pAh 4LO------ = . = ~
Assessment No. 35-J. P.
Earles, lots 80, 40, blk
119 .--.---.--..--.. --.--.------------ 1882
Assessment No. 36-Dr. E.
E. Lafferty, lots Il, %, blk
lib .--.-.-.-----. --.---.--.-.-.-----. 1876
Assessment No. 37-Vietor
Meyers, lots 38, 80, 40 blk
10 --.---....--.--- s.----.-.--.--------- 2U3.U6
Assessment No. 38-A. B.
Keyes,lot 1, blk 1873 ....-... 1928
Assessment No. 39-. w.
Moore, lots I, 2, blk 100 =. 1884
Assessment No. 40-L. H.
Bankston, lot 20, blk 1872 1888
Assessment No. Ill. B.
Bankston, lots rs, 26, 81,
%, blk lis ,...,..-.,......,..-..., 1890
Assessment No. APT. T.
StoekstiH, lots Fl, %, %,
DIX i8I --.---.----....-.. -4-..-..-- 1880
Assessment No. 43-Walter
Mexican, lot 40, blk 11S - 95.4S
Assessment No. 44-Tom
Game, lot Z, blk 1872 $500. 1880
Assessment No. 45-Harry
Tullos, lot 25, blk 119........ 1880
Assessment No. 46-Mrs.
Matte Watson, lots SO,
81, 3S, blk 119 -.-...-..--....... 71.60 |
Assessment No. AR. F.
Burns, lot 30, blk 119 -...- 23.S0I
Assessment No. 48-JoIln r.
Burns, lots 81, 80, 33, blk
l19 .-........-..-...- .--.4.----.....4-. 71.60 |
Assessment No. 49-Great
Southern Lumber Co., lots
10 to. 90, blk 118-$381.29
lots 8, 8, SO, 81,
blk 40 .-......... 1902
lots s to IL, Is,
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-07-08
BogaIusa Trims
Sailors, { to 3

The largest crowd that ever wit
messed an athletic contest IN Wash
ton parish fill the grandstand at City
Athletic Park Saturday afternoon TO
witness the baseball game between
the sailors of the Algiers Naval Sta
ton and Bogalusa, and the fans were
rewarded with a snappy, well-played
game. The grandstand was so jam
med that rs. R. o." sign could not
be displayed at the ticket window
with safety.
At the start the fast New Orleans
"flat-feet" hoped on Dixon's smoky
straight ball and started knocking it
around the lot with the result of 8
tsllies in the first four innings to one
scored by the lumbertown boys. The
home team showed class in the fifth
and piled up three runs and in the
seventh, with Joe Marx two-bagger,
drew two more, and finished the
game with the score of 6-3.
Four Bogalusans nailed the pill for
two-baggers, and Underwood's thunnp
in the sixth narrowly missed being a
triple. Such perfect support was
given old Smoky" Dixon that he
thought it necessary to strike out just
five men in nine innings, YhichA COM
pared with his records of fifteen and
seventeen strike-outs against various
teams of the Industrial League,
shows the class of bali played Satur-
day.
Rain prevented the game sched-
uled with the sailors for Sunday and,
lien and privilege above provided for
against the properly mentioned in
the assessment, and SAID notes may
be transferred to the contractor at
their face value in payment pro tanto
of the work done by him, without
recourse on the City of Bogalusa.
w. H. SULLIVAN, Mayor.
X. I. BEAN, City Clerk,
Introduced and adopted July 9th,
1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-01
Sale of $500
All=WOOl French
Serge

wide .............. %1 ~
The quality and finish of this
Serge is exceptionally fine-in
fact, it is hard to find any ma
terial that is so popular for
suits, dresses and skirts. Fa-
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strictly Atwood quality, in
Black, Navy Blue and other
wanted colors. The width is
AZ inches.
5O-inch Atwood Bfoadcloth,
with stylish velour finish; in
black. navy blue, brown and
other wanted d N
shades: worth 1926 sDZ.49
YARD ..~>......-...
54-inch Atwood Scotch Suit
ings, in an assortment Of neat
mixtures for suits, ID nE
skirts. etc; worth % .SO
$500 yard .......
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-12-01
HOLIDAY Readmess-In Stocks and Service Your Xmas Store

Stamped Dresses made of fine white
pique and Rompers of white repp, stamp
ed in variety of neat designs easy to
embroider. Dresses in sizes 2. 4 and 6
years; Rompers in sizes ], and 3 years.
Choice at 69c.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-19
VALLEY CORN GOOD
ENOUGH TO CAUSE
ENVY OF IOWA FOLKS

EDiNBURG, Texas, July 10
Iowa farmers would turn green with
envy if they could see some of the
corn fields and their yields in the
country near Edinburg. John Ed
minston, a farmer near Edinburg,
brought in dozen ears Of corn to the
Commercial Club for exhibition pur-
poses and the dozen ears in the shuck
weighed 20 pounds. Single ears
weighed one and three quarter pound
The secretary Of the club, Marvin
Harms, was a little doubtful about
the corn. but the farmer took him ou:
and showed him the field. All Of the
crops look good and tho prospects for
a bumper yield in cotton. cane, corn,
and bromo corn are best they have
been in many years. Some of the
cane and broom corn fields stand ten
to twelve feet high.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-19
OHIO is POLITICAL
CENTER THIS WEEK
By The Associated PrcSs)

COLUMBUS, Ohio. July l9.-Ohio
is the political center of the country
this week Governor Cox, the demo-
cratic presidential nominee and his
running mate, Franklin ID. Roosevelt,
will meet with the members of the
democratic national committee here
Tuesday.
On the same day, members Of the
executive committee of the republican
national committee will be in session
in Columbus. preparatory 10 going to
Marion Thursday for the Harding noti-
fication ceremonies.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Cox will en-
tertain the members of the democratic
national committee and their wives AT
a dinner at the executive mansion
here.
Wednesday evening. Harry NJ.
Daugherty Of Columbus, Senator
Harding's pre-campaign manager,
will give dinner for members Of the
executive committee Of the republican
national committee.
On Thursday Senator Harding, the
republican presidential nominee. will
be officially notified Of his nomina-
tion at Garfield Park, Marion. and
will deliver his speech of acceptance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-19
GEN. CUAJARDO
IS A PRISONER
Rebel Leader Captured When
He Ventures Into City OF
Monterrey to See Friend

General Jesus Guajardo. rebel lead
or in the state Of Coahuila and in
Nuevo Leon, was captured Saturday
afternoon at Monterrey, and is now
a prisoner. according TO FL Porvenil
Of Monterrey.
Guajardo, according to the newspa.
per, ventured into Monterrey incog.
nIto. He went TO the house Of an
acquaintance, and an army officer
happened to visit the place. He saw
and recognized Guajardo and reveal
ed his identity to the authorities, by
whom he was placed under arrest.
Passengers arriving from Monter-
rey said that it is probable that
Guajardo will be executed without de-
lay. as there is sufficient evidence
against him connecting him with the
recent rebel activities around Monter-
rey to convict.
Arrivals from Monterrey declare
that there seems to prevail in Mon
terrey an opinion that General Pablo
Gonzales will simply be detained by
the authorities for an indefinite time,
because, they state, there is not suf-
flcicnt evidence To convict him of
completely in the late activities. While
plan Of revolution was discovered,
il was stated not to have been signed
by him, and his arrest was effected
in Monterrey without any direct evi-
dcnce of completely.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-19
PARTY NOMINEES AT ONE
WITH REGARD TO
GREAT ISSUE

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 19.-
Unity Of opinion on the league OF ma
tions in particular and the democratic
platform in general is acclaimed BY
President Wilson and Democratic
nominee James NJ. Cox in a statement
published today treating on yester-
days conference mt the White House.
The Wilson statement said the party
nominees are absolutely as one with
regard to the great issue. the league
of nations" and Cox is ready 10 be
the champion in every respect of the
honor Of the nation and the peace Of
the world"
Cox. summarizing the result OF the
conference said that both he and the
president "are agreed as to the mean
ing and sufficiency OF the democratic
platform and that it i duty Of the
party. in the face of threatened bad
faith To the world IN the name Of
America"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1920-07-19
(By The Associated Press)

NEW YORK, July 19.--About 100
business men scattered throughout the
United States more or less regularly
fly in airplanes between their homes
in tho country, at the mountains or
the shore TO tieir city offices, accord
ing TO an estimate of the Manufactur-
ers Aircraft Association. The number
of itinerant aerial "taxi-drivers" who
carry passengers on short but re
r'uncrative flights il placed at some
500.
There Is steadily increasing de-
mand for aircraft Of the commercial
type says report made to the AS
sociation, "but, contrary to some pub
lished reports. the demand does not
equal the supply. Factories now in
operation in the United States could
construct ten times the number Of air
craft which optimists estimate would
be required this year"
A trip throughout the country TAX
en- by representatives Of the Associa-
ton revealed some interesting uses to
which aircraft are being put 'In
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