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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Shicih they went was spelled N-e-if
md pronounced Meet They came to
his country and they changed the II
,u - aud called II Neii.
Although I am now thousands 81
niles from the Rhine. there II still
tenderness In my ncart for the dear old
iathcTland'
Two Men Contrasied.
Ncfr- campaign fur county attorney
4 Mcl.rnnan County was before ths
war. Scott drew contrast between
NefT- war record and o. ''v's war rec
ri. BAILEY bought NOR icrty bonds
han Ncff bought. BailcA ought bonds
ur himsflf. his two sons ..s wife. Net
ought bonds Tor himself. and made
our minctc speech for the sale 81
unds"
scott yitiatcd those who haven't the
human heart to recognize that man
those only sons are fighting the bat.
lee q his country cannot be disloy1i
to the country IN whose army hts son
s. fighting"
WHY didn't Ncff volunteer" ne
tsk.d. much applausrl lie was
,uung man: his Wife does not need his
support Tie could have given her this
| $40 900 he ~ using Co make this cair.
| pairn. and she could have lived ON that.
4 have hut little patience with the
nan whu " jumping un another mans
var record when h. has NO war rccurd
| his own tu hrag about"
That's right. call the turn. cried
sunl,unc m the audience.
| "liui the war with Germany " not
| the only one that this country has
| ought" he said n few years ago We
| ught Spain. Whcur was Ncff them
| lie was y young man. very Young
man. then"
Applause GrertS bailey.
| Tremendous aplaufc. approaching au
| walton. was given Iail,y ~ he aru~~
tu speak iiis speech was different in
nu impurtantphase frum the others. lie
lelst ~ more length than usual with
the political oligarchy which IN now
duling IN Texas"
lie got ripple- uf laughter IN his dc
srripiiun 1T NJ NJ Crane. One 81 tn.
political oligarchy." m n faint hearted
runner.
Crane. when be- ran Tor Governor.
ran cut of the race before the voting
was begun H. has ru nout VI this
1 light having been called out IL the
state" Bailey said n IL not a mat.
ter 81 n ! become Governor n H. when
! ana Goyernuf"
lic sid his nomination and election
h certainty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
& ward politician.
Kisses aud Applause.

Kisses and Applause.
Excerpts from recent speeches ~
Ncff were read. In some 81 them Nell
EAST aspersiuuS un Bailey, calling HIN
"iu,." and alluding t. his followers ~
those Whr believe IN "htuZD and bopli'
Ia Tcras" Another excerpt he rat =
painted the former senator. FOR twenty
years figure of national rcnuwn AM
fame" az being hog tied
With much yignr Judge Scott read
from the WaXahnchic speech of Ncii
in which Ncff said that all uf the back
ll-y buns aud saloon pimps' were tui
nllcy And that " the language of
hu chairman uf the board uf trustees Of
religious institution" commented
scott There were misses. apparent,
directed AZ Nvff Hilarious laughter
nd tumultuuus applause came when
Scott askcd
"wh,rc did rat Ncff learn such Ian.
:uagr az thar"
\ voice. "I;aylor University"
NO" said Judge Scott. but u =
strange that man who u ~ gOud a.
~, kissed Icy men. ~ Neff was kissed
Il MeXin by q man. who never laitcA
fishhuuk shut q gun. nor drank any
thing stronger than l;razus water.
-ruld use. with such ease. language
huut 'siluun pimps'' cheer = aud
rics IL "Hit him" Urea, him rough"
nd You've got him nailed"
Take New Tack.
An entirely new tack ~ campaign
tguinyt N.ff was used hy Judge Scott
,hn challenged Noffs own war rccor
md said:
~ cumcs IN mighty poor grace for
| Nr N,ff o. attack someone clsc's war
'ccurd when he has no war record e.
/ ais own tu holst II. "
Lin service" were the two words
| which Judge scott used e. deArilH
| Ncff. record Recalling that Ncff has
| made statements that the Kaiser low
| .r ,r,au Tor Bailey" Scott askcd.
since when dld Ncff stop trying e.
| so the vote uf the Kaiser Lovers"
Fl, judy. Scott read biography Of Fat
| N,ff written by Or * T.. brooks aud
~sI'd hv the A;hcnaciim Literary :"
| ir'v 1T i;aNlur University. "snld fur q
lullrr throw" and featured by q fui
,1r, rYftut - N,ff In that hiogra
| 'hv Brooks described N"ff Although 4
TrNnn born and q rustic. Fat Nrfl
, r",rr halted % fishhuok nor shot a gur
! he d,t-s not know one card from an
othcr. and durs not know how tn plan
ANY Kind 81 u svrial GAM. lie ha'
never drunk anything stronger thar
u lirlzu. water"
4 FORMER Speech Recalled.
Further along In IN" biography Dr
i'guul's relates that Ncff ~ of Ger
mau.irish Ancestry
Iudrr Sc,tt said that he has b.ri
acquainted with Ncff Tor many years
= and related an incident of Nrffs cam
ruign Ter county attorney several yes
agn "" mad" q "p"cch in German
American community. and Scutt saih
Openly lad fur the German vote ~
l'uastsTl ~ that speech judge Scott o
serted Ncff snid. MY fellow citizens
I fetch my ancestry from the hanks -
the Rhine. To- u was there that m'
f"reiaihcrs lived. Then the name b'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

In,ssin.--If your fancy viii stand
IN, s,rain-Nclf making a speech W
ohio along the lines 81 his specs h's ~
Texas The cgg market couldn SUP
ply the instantaneous demand
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Cone ard cullen Il NJ. spent large
tart ~ their time at San Francisco
attacking Cox upon the very grounds
which they urge against BAILEY In
Texas. Md when Cox was nominated
ihey an rushed 20 the telegraph Office
o. tell hi inflow much they love hlm.
The way - the professional politician
discs not vary whether h. II duing hp~i'
nesg IN san Francisco 90 whether hc
Is doing business ia Texas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Bailey stumped the State Tor Pre-.
hihitiun IN 1887. and be- his been fur
prohibition ever since. Their. have
b,cn numbcrlcss fights over prohibition
In Texas since then. but Ncff always
STAYED In his hole and kept mum until
he became a candidate tor Governor.
Read NcfCs opening speech In lhc
pr,us'ut campaign as made az th. City
Hall h. Dallas "r Monday nisht. IA.
gust End. arl published IN the Dilla
News 81 the succeeding day Read q
a. your wife and daughter. analyEr ii
carefully. and ask Yourself tho gu.s-
lion whether the author II that spccCh
r. the klud 81 man whom yuu would
bee proud 10 pr sent o. q stranger IN
'his State rs your choice TOT the high
office OF Governor ~ Texas.
Ncff and biz land plank got sep.
araicd during the first round. and mel.
them s.cms to be able To- catch ~ with
the other Aud when be- lost his lapl
plank, Pat was left altogether plank
less.
We can never hav. good goycrnm, nj
in Texas until We wTcst cont 81 of the
pity mHfhlneiN from the men VINO
are candidates Tor office 90 who al,
planning Ia become candidates.
n h. not a question between Eailcy
and Ncft. The question Is" What Is
/ l.-,t ter TtNYst AZ a question NJ State
, th,re IL but enc q cision possible.
am ir Bailey because In this houl
ct the worlds peril and the nation :
J peril ~, stands for IN" tirn'"tr.rd ans
rfvt-strd systems under which Gun
I country has grown 60 be the frecsi aH,
( m,et prwpvrugs nation In the world.
! MI saws h. stands Tor the law Il
, ih, land let. $50 about that. \ mar
/ should De- Judged hy his performances
4. ard not by his promises The rrrur'
shDWs thst Nptf was clcltcd County ~
/ turn,y Cd. Mcl.nnan through the aid %
/ The lwirss elements. h. showed then
I sl''.a Gal f1yors: he permitted them 90 d.
\ business upon payment ~ the rcgula
! ti0n sr,ilc ~ fines and upon pleas 4,
guilty, his failure To- suppress "hlin'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Nelf as Governor would probably
duplicate Scff as County AtiorncS
The professionally pleaded guilty anh
t,aid small fines under the regulation
nelhrhi plan during his ndlninis,ra'
fln- 4 Governor VINO should rntorr,
.hr Law according ~ that plan would
furnish attractions "a the Redlighl.
els" II the world which haN" new
existed here before.
This il fight ~ oue man who calls
hiS soul hts own against a combination
~ small politicians who are resolved
L. hold the reins IN their own hands
md 10 administer the affairs ~ tn
l1,mucratic party 81 Texas Tor their
wn holefii. va: Crane. Love. VOL
Thomas and johnson.
Gone" L. husky now When h. was
real gingcry he helped tu PUT the heart
{ YAK plank In IN. Democratic plat
urn. hlch made an outlaw IL every
,ruhlhi'ianisi n you don't see what
YOU wan IN Cones collection, ask Tor
S,a. cNncr, IN MS past h" can Tin
senators Greene. Greer. skinner and
| S,ntrf were the four members a the
| -.,uAis committee u inycstigatiun WIN
~. clnSsci a. anti Bailey men. tn,
wafirsi are dead. The two last named
ire NOV supporting Bailey Tor Cover
nor kThni II sufficient a. say un that
subject
| Mans hard fought prohibition an,
I ,olii.rai fights have bcen made b.
T,ya hot Ncfs's vuice and fu1t print
| never n,rcarcd until hes announced
, lot governor.
Ncff vas IN the war age n the rr
.sut Crrnt War and Spanish Amcrira'
War Al h. did was 90 make fou
| minute speeches and p"ddlc candy an
| cigarettes 10 soldier boys.
haley was IT, old % 60 a. war. hu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Next 90 tn Presidency. the office
& Governor Il Texas IL tho hlggcsi Of.
flee in the United States To "a u es
u shuld Ice filled requires = hig ma %
large IN brain. experience. courage. T.
sion Texas ~ an Empire state "
rars flr y man who, - tree the l1r'
guaEo - pirk Hubbard. Walks with
IN. tread a. an Empire" HALEY ~
that man II Nclf wants t. hc Coy.
cruor D.. should go a. l;hUd. lslrud
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

he bought Liberty bonds. gave valuu.
tary all h. he'd. Co boys whn served IL
war tn France and cared Tor the boys
heart strikVn mothers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

Ncfl almost 5o wears 10 axe Their
have been many hard nghis IN T.Nar
since no came - axe. but MS loot
prints never app"atcd until he becai ~
= candidate fur Governor No other
pursyf0oieg has record caugl Ia That
m puSsyfuutng.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22
DOES HE BELIEVE THAT NEFF IS DEFEATED?

feeling had Mr. Bailey h" home Mr.
ofNr
rhns ouimfh~ d give o
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

J. z KEEL.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

We can never hav. good government
IN Texas until We wTcst contio of the
party machinery from the men who
are candidates Tor office 90 who ale
planning tu become candidates.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22

u h not question between Bailey
and Ncn. The question Is. What ~
''-,t ter TtNpst IA question NJ STATE
thew IL hut unc q 'cisiun possible.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-22


position In this Eutcrnms NJ except that
of prrshl~ut IL was the u 'murrai :
leader In thu lower hug~e and was elect.
81 their ira1sr IN the senate ~ men
~ the Tinted STATE since this govern
naent xar 0rranixrd has received th.-.
hanssf but Henry clay and Jo--ph "
rall.y. yet johnson says he ought a.
IL rhcr- Debs D. nov.
All Mr. 1uhns0n. YOU cannot dsf.t'
AR. Haley by such abus- - this ~.
enslr~ slseech Was 6evo'sd g. Sir i;ai
lsvss faults. and nothing IN cuiumeuda
tioD 81 Mr.. Net oniv in th. beginning
h. STATED h- ''Nvs here o. represent o
eisaa man" vii leave that 90 NJ
living Thoansun's speeches and hi'
feiisw fowusnen. iioa. Eol'srt Henry
a. Waco. o. saN.
y KEEL
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
l.EVIAS.

Aunt Dean Franklin returned
Monday from Dexter Mo. where
m s Wa s W '' o,'I''T VI
~ "'' e',' '"''''
geriog illness
A. NJ,
dale spent las, week with her
grand daughter Clara IaRus
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
SEN EN- SPRINGS.

Miss Hattie Holder and Law.
renee ShewcpI, were united in
marriage at the home of Magis.
rate Hill>ard in the Caldwell
Springs vicinity Gebruary 25th,
1920. Mr.. llillvard officiating.
Mss Hattie has formerly made
her home in Marion, but for the
past few months has made her
home with sister, Annie Camp.
bell. :n this vicinity. Mr.. Shew.
craft is one Of our Seven Springs
boys. We wish them q happy
voyage on Iite's matrimonial sea
and at the end Of life's journey,
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

in the Stud season of 1920
will he one registered saddle
bred horse 8 years old, l6 hands
high, will weigh around 1000
pounds. A beautiful bay with
white hind feet, very stylish
with perfect form. This stall
hon was bred by w. +. Dowell
out of a very fine registered
saddle mare. He sent the mare
away to one of the highest bred
saddle horses in the state of
Kentucky ana this beautiful
lvuh1 stallion vas the result.
If you have 4 well bred mare
it will pay you to see this horse
before breeding elsewher.
Also o.!e good Jack, being of
the noted Black Spanish and
Starlight breeding, has size and
best of quality, good lengthy
body with the best of head and
ear, is a tried breeder. Sires
the kind of mules we all like
with size and best Of quality.
The above horse and jack
will make the season of 1920
at my farm north of Marion,
Ky, at $500 each to insure q
living colt. Money due when
mare is traded or transferred
or bred to another horse or
jack. Care taken to prevent &c
cidents but will not be respOn-
sible if any occur.
Also have the registered Red
Poll cattle. some young bulls
for sale. The dual purpose cat
lie, very large and smooth,
dark rich reds, very beautiful
and excellent mixers.
Also the Mammoth Big Bone
Poland China hogs of the lead
ing strains in the north west
hog region, being the real 600
to 800 pound sows and 1000 to
1000 pound boars. They are
not cutters like the small type
of hogs, get so big and quit
growing, they make use of lots
of grass as they are great
grazers which helps greatly to
cheaper the feed bill. Have q
choice lot of gifts and boars for
sale. Pedigrees furnished.
Also have the Rose Comb
K. |. R. chickens. very large.
true to color, very dark rich
reds, good ayers, hens excel
lent mothers. Eggs for sale for
setting purposes at reasonable
prices. b. H. EASLEY. Ma
rion, KY. Phone 70. 3 rings.
Marion exchange.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12

a home in Heaven, is the desSe
of the writer.
Moat Duvall, one of our farm
e.s here, purchased the flock of
goats that were sold at the &rif-
fifth sale Thursday.
The chirp of the little chicken
can be heard in this vicinity.
This month is the windy
month and sc far we have had
awfully cold windy weather with
snow followed by very cold
weather for tho approach Of
spriLR
Cecil Brasher is attending
school at Frances
Aubrey Guess, OF near EN-
maus. and Miss Ina Campbell. of
near Hebron. were married at
the home of Rev. }. c. Kinsolv-
ing. February 25th. 1920, Rev.
Kinsolving officiating. We wish
this young couple a long married
life and success in future under.
takings.
Collin and Carlton Patton WIS.,
tied relatives near Emmaus Sat
urday.
Fannie Travis, of near En-
maus, spent last week with NJ.
l.. Patton aud family at this
place.
Warren Belle Of near Marion,
has moved on the farm of Moat
Duvall for the present year.
Floy Simpkins and family of
near Emmaus visited NJ. l.. Pat.
ton and family Saturday.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
CAI.DWELL SPRINGS

Miss Maliah Turley was the
guest OF Mrs. Nannie Bell few
days last Week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roby Gibbs are
the proud parents of u baby boy.
Earl Bell was the guest Of his
brother. Warren Bell last week.
Mariah Turley was the guest OF
Katie NewOerry Thursday.
Pearl Kinsolving is visiting in
Lyon County this week.
The Crittenden press., 1920-03-12
SALE NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that on
Monday, March 22, 1920

at the late residence Of Simeon Hunt deceased on the Marion
and h|! Spring road, about four miles east of Marion will
sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder the oIowino
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
Current Comment.

The Poles probably wish they had
gone to work instead of to war
Brooklyn Eagle.
In congratulate Los Angeles on
pnything now, it won't do to say,
"Shake!I-Atlanta Constitution.
Those who are try ng to make New
Jersey dry are attemnting to clean
Notwithstanding An, an stables
Boston Transcript.
There is no reason why Governor
Cox should not have some league of
nations ideas of his own. Everybody
else Washington Star.
TO vote the Fermentation
Party ticket a man does not have to
know hill of beans when he sees it
nor to have speaking acquaintance
with work.-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The big mistake of Emma Goldman,
who is homesick for the United States
was in failing to leave this country
as a fugitive from justice, as did the
more intellectual Jack Johnson.
Kansas City Star.
# is one Of the iIonies Of political
destiny that the average American
citizen can name the man who refus
ed the nomination CT the Prohibition
Party for president, but can't think of
the name of the candidate -Provi-.
denca journal.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Miss Julia Brazel spent Thursday
in Troy.
Fine peaches, cantaloupes and
water melons at Estes. Adv.
Fine sword fish, halibu., steaming
clans and lobster az Estes. Adv
Miss Dorothy shimlintzky returned
Thursday from visit of two weeks in
Boston.
fChildren's sneaks, sandals and OK
fords, now greatly reduced at the
New York store. Adv
Born Thursday, at the Putnam Mem.
orial hospital, son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Octave Lassor of School street.
Mrs. Lurinda Snow and daughter
Bessie, who have been visiting for
two weeks in Boston and Lowell have
returned home.
Lest small black coin purse con-
tanning $21 and small change. Find.
Ter Will be rewarded upon return Of
same to Banner office.
Mrs. E. w. Stegemayer of Buffalo,
who is visiting at the home of her
father f. o. Graves, returned Thurs
day from stay of few days in AL
bany.
Mrs. Lillian Dill and daughter Miss
Frances Dill returned today to Bur.
lington after stay of week at the
home of Mrs. Isadora Woodward Of
North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hansen, and
M Hansens sister, Miss Mabel Han
sen and guests, Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
Hansen and son of Montpelier motor
ed to Albany Thursday.
Mis-. NJ. Margolin is able to be out
again. having sufficiently recovered
from the effects OF a fall downstairs
several weeks ago at her home on
Main street. Her arm is still in a
cast
| Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Cornell of Union
street will motor to Lake Dunmore
Sunday to accompany home their
tlughter, Pauline Cornell and Miss Ana
itasia Fitzgerald who have been in
camp at that resort for the past week.
Miss Grace Miller returned today
from stay Of week in Boston where
she went primarily to witness the
opening of the play kissing Time"
in which her brother Galen Miller and
William McGurn also OF Bennington,
take part. She also saw Mary the
play in which another brother, Harold
Miller, has been taking part for some
time.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13

North Adams barely held its own in
population the past ten years, show
ing a gain of less than 300 Adams
lost a few and Williamstown remains
exacting the same as in 1910 lacking
enc. In the three ives 'ern Massa'
chusetts counties of Berkshire, Frank
lin and Hampshire Sc towns actually
lost in population in the ten years
from 1910 to 1920, though he counties
showed a good percentage OF gain due
to the grow h of she cites OF Pitts
field and Northampton and the town
of Greenfield. 1t is evident that Yer
mont is not the only state where a
large proportion of the towns have de.
creased in popula ion. Massachus-
etts, New York, Virginia, Iowa, Me-
hraska. Oregon and many others
tell the same story. The country has
increased tremendously in the mum
Der Of its people but the gain has
been in centers of industry while the
rural districts and villages have
either lost or made very slight gains
Vermont shows the effects mere be-
cause of the comparatively small.
number of industrial centers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13

Col. c. s. Emery write to The Ban
ner 20 state that he has been ms
quoted by some of his supper .ers and
that he is in fawr OF the Volstead
act. What Col Emery says on the
subject Is as follows: Il stand
squarely for the 1Sh amendment
and the Volstead act If the VolsIead
ac'. after experience, requires atten-
ton, am content TO leave Il to con
gress to determine what changes
should be made | am opposed to any
change in j that will in any way
weaken or nullify the effect of the
18th amendment Ma erially increas'
ed content in alcoholic beverages
would do that, and | am opposed to
it."
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1920.

Has you; garden been success =?
Just compare the products with the
illus rations on the seed catalogue
you employed las1 spring, Rutland
Herald.
If your garden doesn't show up bet
ter than ever before it is because you
haven't taken advantage cf your OPP
portunity for this has been the most
wonderful season for gardens in
many years, except for those located
on wei ground. The seed catalogue
pc mres are mere pikers compared
with the real thing this year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
EXECUTION SALE
=
IL. W. Burgess
v.
James T.. Lailey

Gertrude II. Lalley
Notice is hereby given that there has
been placed In my hands for collection
a writ of execution in favor of II. w.
Burgess Administrator Of the estate Of
Levine Woodland late of Bennington,
in the County of Bennington, deceased,
against James II. Lalley also OF said
Bennington, issued upon a judgment
rendered by the Municipal Court with
In and for the Village of bennington
on the 29th day OF July 1920, for one
Hundred tl00) Dollars damages ana
Seven dollars and Eighty-siX Gents
costs of suit as appears of record, AL
so there has been placed in my hands
for collection a writ of possession in
favor of Urban F. Burgess and Flora
q. Burgess both of the city, county and
state of New York against the said
James Il. Lalley and Gertrude Il. Lal-
ley issued upon Judgment rendered
by the Municipal Court within and for
the village Of Bennington on the 26th
day of July 1920, among other things
for the recovery OF Forty (40) Dollars
damages and Five Dollars and Thirty
six Cents costs of suit as also appears
OF record.
Notice is hereby further given that
by virtue of said execution and writ
of possession and by direction of the
creditors therein, ! have levied upon
Kohler- Campbell piano No. 1861,
Style Il, as the property of said de-
PENDANTS and that unless the aggregate
sum of said execution, with costs inter
est and all legal charges upon them
respectively are, in the meantime paid
and satisfied, | viii sell said Kohler-
Campbell piano at public auction to
the highest cash bidder on the front
steps of the Bennington County Court
House in the Village. Town and County
of Bennington on the End day of Sept
ember 1920 at ten o'clock A. M, to
satisfy in whole or in part said exc
cution and writ of possession with
the costs interest al d legal charges
thereon, as directed in said writs
Dated at Bennington. in the County
Of Bennington this 18th day of August,
1920
r. j, HURLEY
Chief of Police.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-08-13
TINT PAPER SHORTAGE
Paper Mills Need Cars to Keep Them
Goint.

Paper Mills Need Cars to Keep Them
Goint.
New York, Aug l2.-Many news
papers will have to suspend publica.
tion, because production and ship
ment Ct print paper must cease un-
less the Interstate Commerce Com.
mission modifies its priority orders in
allocatrg coal and wood cars, PhhIp
T. Dodge, President of the Interna ion
al Paper Company declared here to-
da..
In letter appealing TO the commits.
sion for consideration of paper mills
needs for rail- equipment to deliver
their fuel and pain paper, Mr.. Dodge
said that more than 400 newspapers
of the United S ntes directly depend
en- on the international Paper Com
pany for their paper stock now are
living from hand to mouth"