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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
WICHITA FALLS MAN
SPEAKSFOR BAILEY
DISTRICT JUDGE u. =. WELDON
DEFENDS RECORD or
EX-SENATOR.

Judge n. 4. Weldon Of Wichita Falls
spoke IN behalf IL the candidacy ~ J.
W. Bailey ful the Democratic numina
ton for governor IN Saturdays primary +,
o. a crowd u about 3r0 people ui
which thirty.three were women en- the
Courthouse lawn last night The speak
e. was introduced by h. \. simpson.
al Amarillo attorney.
opening his address, the judge de
dared that Tor the las, twenty years the
politicians have been debating To the
people but that the latter have CONTROL.
ed the elections. lie referred 10 the
politicians who maintain offices at Dat.
Las but who maintain a governor a
Austin" but predicted that they. uht
politicians would not bc able To dictate
60 the next governor OF Texas.
After dwelling az some length upon
the question u the age Of Pat NJ. Ncff,
the speaker confessed he did not know
hi age. and charged ~ addition that
whoever made the entry into the family
Bible Of the Neffs was 50 ignorant
that they did not know how 10 spell
Pat-and spelled u 'patt." He said
that the only explanation Of the ag'
proposition that had been given boy Nctl
was that Bailey II an infamous liar
and continued saying: Why. Bailey
never said it--Neif said u himself.
Bailey only introduced The records. and
he never even commented upon u. lis
only passed the records down Ia the
press table and asked them to cop,
them"
The alleged failure OF the Waco can.
didatc In his buyhood days To bait q
fish'hook. cock a gun, 80 IN swimming
on Sundays and TO swear also wert
considered against him by Judge Wei
don. who compared Mr.. Neff with
George Washington
At this iunCture some member ~ IN,
aggregation Of people yelled "Hoorah
for Neff." when the speaker stopped
and said Yes. and when Gabiel gives
the last blast upon his trumpet and "a,
are all cOngregatcd Tor Judgment, ther'
will be some poor. misguided people VIII
viii I've taking the elevator for the low
CT regions yelling Hoorah for Ncff.
lie vigorously attacked Neffs land
plank and characterized u n "Socialis
tic." and declared that the Waco can
didatc had expressed himself as hcing
for both the open shop and the unions
lac also attacked Neffs record rs
country attorney II Mcl.cnnan county
and called him Mother hubbard poll
tician"
Praising Bailey a. Jeffcrsunlan
Democrat the speaker said that The
manager ~ the Cox and Roosevelt cam
paign had requested him 90 MAX
speeches In the doubtful states for De
mocracy bat declared that neither
Crx nor Roosevelt ever heard Il RAT
Neff-and never would
Judge Weldon told his audience dur
Ing the course 10 his speech that he had
been selected by the people ~ Wichit1
county a. serve a. district Judge Late,
IN his address he said he was appoint
ed by the governor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
1925 CENT SHOW
HOUSE WILL OPEN
NEW MOVIE THEATRE NAY III
READY ~ SEPfEM.
BIER |.

The new motion piciur" show to b"
operated IN the building formerly oc'u'
pied by Dafna'' cafe on Folk street
will be- open fur business abou; Scptcm.
Der I. VI - Twnddcll and Hayden
Humphrey. managers announced yes.
terday Tn" carpenters have begun
m. work Il rcmod-iinE the building
aud the owners SAY u will be- one 81
The most comfortable and best equipped
playhousos IN West Texas
Contracts have ben made with some
4 IN. leading film houses Tor pictures
and tho house will open ~ o. and -
cents admission. including war tax The
building will seat 600 p-0pi' tn" own
crs do nos expect o. get their new opera
SEATS IN time fut IN. opening. but the
huusc viii be- provided with folding
chairs uphplst,rcd seats viii hc IN.
stalled as spn as received from the
factory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26

enter HOUSES from the rear as they
'''ld ." strung from poles In the al
lcy-
Concluding. ne said that II was his
belief that when the work had been
completed Amarillo would have one
~ N. newest and best telephone svs.
tons for the size ~ the city in TeN.
49, Mayor Ion y Marrs expressed the
drsli" of the commission that the plant
would hc adequate To take care q the
needs ~ the city and that cyeryon..
dcririrE telephones could hc supplied.
Mr. Smith and Mr. Hill viii meet
With IN" commission ana city Eugn.
Ger ~ u Jones' to-day when the entire
plrus ~ the new construction will be
explained o. the city engineer. after
which the Telephone company viii seek
the approval ~ the city officials
Guy " Fallcr. general manager IT
, the cts i.ight a water Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
LEGION MEMBERS WILL
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT

M-ui.sfs of ~ nsIu Poet American
Legion. vii haid fheir reg Iiar meeting
b. the nuHnis 81 th. Hfard ~ CTS b--
ksiufmrni sf ~. rff san nsEt Tues.
d. niEhi at ESQ u.tin... and tba msfn-
i.-r. ~ the i.sdits Alrliary vii meet
al'h them.
The two mllr matters tn - taken
up sf fh- meeting nff fhaf 'f drtisinE
ufans of frfnishl1E The new American
ifFtur Iusfferr "a fh- Amarillo h''eI
sn1 q rn1uis tinE IN arEtniziHr 4
b lsEia.a oFrhe-f a. At fnefrh. - are
urrrri "a attend Tui- iaF nirht = ms-f
lnE.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
Mortuary

GENpY-la'k Thomas. the =,
wurths old su 81 AR and Mrs H. l.
GIrdV 500 HHuuspp street died at :
O'Clock Yesterday morning ~ N fam.
Us residence iur,rpi services Nm Do
hold q o'ci"ck this afternon al the
residence by Rev e. j Irwin pastor
n the buchanan street Methodist
church. Burial vii be IN Llano GENE
tgfs.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
CONGRESSMAN JONES'
ADDRESS POSTPONED

Reraus. ~ the interest in the guh'r'
material contest. the address IT CON
gresham Marvin Jones that WIS srhrd.
il,-l Zoe tonight ~ IN" city park has
,c,n 90 30 med ind'nriiely w Jonc,
vas o. speak upun national issues. and
ocal leaders believed u would be- best
Foo have him talk later
Mr Jones expect o. rer,itr word from
the D-murtatir National Committee ui
Ms assignment IA the presidential
campaign within q few DAYS lie bc
'ieycs that he vii h. asked ~ begin
his ypcaking tour IN some Of the close
fiaies about S'utcmh"r 8,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
WORK OUT PROGRAM
FOR DENTIST Meeting

Tho urOgram committee Zoe th. cuu
IGNITION ~ the West Texas Dental :
ri.iy Nhirh vii D. hid IN AWariii f
September g.. ~ and a. is busN wnfk
INK cut the details ~ the SESSIONS d.
70 ? Thiclen - Paris. hss heon se
rurci fur s-.ries ~ lectures that ar
r1id o. d. ~ unusual interest o. den
tlsis Ur Thislen 3 nov taking pcCial
0llfrSes Boz the East
n j. believed about forty dentists
viii attend the cunto. lion d. q. -
WDif'rd ~ Pisinvies ~ president II
ths - ieiy aud Dr : A. Harris d
ssrTsffIy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
PRIMARY ELECTION
LAW IS HELD JUST
CHiIRMtN NIL SAYS DEMO
GRATIS SHOT ~ tO>DtCr
OMN MI tlkS.

The primary election laW il neither
unjust nor unfair. nor IL difficult tn
understand ur perplrsiug Co. applN IN
the mind ~ Grover u llill chairman ~
the Potter County Democratic oNcru.
tive committee \ Democratic pri
mary Mr. lIl believes. should be- he'll
Tor Democratic voters iy Democratic
election officials. ne Republican pri.
mary should br conducted fnr li'puh.
'ican voters hy Republican officials
The Democrat, executive committee
10 given fun power o. prescribe general
rules governing qualification ut voters
tnd each individual election iudg u
he sale Judge n the individual voter
Who present themselves. according o.
Mr. lIll
IN statement 80 tu his construction
um the primary election Law Yesterday
Chairman Illl said
III viii De- noted that the general
election lew blsl provides fur any pn.
lnical PARTY in this stat" a. hold pri.
mary elections for the purpose ~ nom.
mating it, candidates o. b" voted ou 1T
he general election Tho law has safe.
guarded and thrown around these pri.
mary elections many provisions In OF.
l-r a. secure fiir and honest primary
elections as well 1s general elections
The prevailing idea - the legislature
s""irs ~ have been tn permit any po.
liiical party Co have h"ncr,l cnrtrul aud
management ~ the Informal affairs ~
such political party. given a. such 90
uiral party the right 90 BE- the solo
udE" ~ ~ own principles and ~ o.
Wn reason fur existence and gives n
the RIGHT o. prescribe It's own uu1linrl
flows fur membership
"NnN political party On this state has
right ~ place Us own safeguard
around ~ own organization condition.
ii uulv that the rules ana regulations
such pnrtv mny prescribe must be- ron
siri"nt with the general election laws
~ The state W dn NOT think u was
'ho intention ~ the legislature a. in
,1lo the internal workings ~ any pnlit
'c'l PARTY into Us ranks any ciisg ~
citizens upnn 1uv nth,r tcrm- than
'Gch terms as said pnlitir1l tSrty
shnnld soc ~ in pr-srriio. prnV ided ~
'"'lrsc such terms would hc con sls'rni
riih and not confrrr" ~ the general
laws upon the subject
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
MEETING SATURDAY
CHAIRMAN FIESHER SAYS sEs
Sion VIII. ~ uEiD vt
CANNON.

The Democratic convention Tor "a.
Forty seventh judicial district VIII ."
held az Canyon. saturday. August IS
" ] FlsSh.r. district chsirmsn. va,
in the city yesterday and announced
hat thought To" q, nVcuiion Tor this
Judicial district has been 81 for th,
same day a. the run-of primary a Will
- held. Preparations ave al made ios
the entertainment; ~ delegates Chair
nan EIesher avs. and however large
visitors.
i..- convention viii H. call.d d. or
Ser at u',lock in the afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
ADDITION PLANNED
FOR HARVEY HOUSE
LARGER KITCHEN AND MORT.
ROOMS tOR Futt ONES WILL
M IillIT

\ Chicago contracting firm IN ON the
ground nov and viii build t2o coo al
huun Co the Harvey liousr facilities at
he Santa fc station Immediately Plan,
nave been made Co extend the Kitchen
n thHt more food can be- prepared
quicker for patrons. The balance ui
b.. improvements win ho mgdc un the
second floor ~ that addition ruoming
accommodations can be- had fur EN-
llpycs
According Ca officials. the dinlnr
ruum and the lunch counter accommu
lntions Will be- the same rs az present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26

,r,ier a. avoid interference with tho
schedules 81 amer ears operating
north IN Pclk. So action toward
changing the present street car schc.
dulc was taken by the comission.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
OVERLAND-TEXAS
CONFERENCE ENDS
DEALERS BELIEVE MlCH GOOD
RtStIrS FROM DNNs ShS'
Sion HERE

An an day conf,rctcc II Texas aud
New Mexico Panhandle dealers 81 10"
Tssas overland Con NV came a. a
coils. with q banquet ~ the Amarillo
Hotel last night Dealers came IRON
zoo over the TERRITORY tu meet J. T.
Cough uf Kansas CHS. assistant diNis
ion manager who explained sales
contest 20 b" held during september
and October Prizes tutaling $4,000
VIII be- award 4 after which there VIII
De- q Winners banquet ~ Toledo ono.
+ : iikins president ~ the over
land Texas Cumpanv. presided at the
hanqlr, laft night lic tuld 81 the pii1.
80 At 81 900. $3.50 ana other amounts
that viii lc given winners. lie assur
al the dealers that should they enable
his nrm. "a" distributors io win the
prize thaS an the money would be
spent tor the benefit oi the dealers.
Mr likins INTRODUCED J T.. Roger,
.,lrs manager Who presided over q
sales discussion he told the dealers
that II was very probable that th"N
would b" compelled in q short time "a
haudl" IA. overland lines exclusively.
Parts service Emphasized o..
= y Payne a Lubbock In q bret
talk emphasized the need ~ parts ser.
,ire \ j Kelly ~ Higgins ana Frank
Ransbcrgor IT Panhandle. the oldest
dealer. in ihi s,crritory said that thcF
expected io go Ia Toledo this tall.
e. u E"'rd and " u. Price ~
rl,ln,i'w. expressed their satisfaction
with the line ~ far.
Z VI Wolfe of Post uid that deal.
ets should keep their customers sold
after sale IL made
lihcr dealers speaking were George
tNen..f Canadian Roy n. Smith. tn.
rurrTU. T. r Min'tun. llruvnfirld
John HAYS. Spcarman.
g. NJ. Waddill. SECRETARY trclsurci
! = ,hr Oyerland.T'vas Company. said
that much inspiration hld hen r,criv
,d from the gathering and hell IS ed
thst u u had h,cu known ~ the value
~ ~. meeting TINT dealers would h1,,
Teen called together before nov. H.
said that with the larg crops in IN.
Panhandle that II was evident TINT tho
demand f0r automobiles should o.
i'rgc.
Dealers attend Sl"w
Following the banquet the dealer.
aud women folks went to the pcaudl
Tho'trr where seats had been 10
served fni them.
\ luncheon was alsl given fur az,
d'nl'rs ~ the hotel M noon
1 Dut.of town dealers attending tho
u"'iing foilr' ! " Yates and Roy n
smith Tucumcnri. y NJ Frank Raus
berger ard T.. " Auol Panhandle. 4
" bradshaw. Mat1d'r' ". l.. Beard
1ud " u Price rlainvicw; 7. y
pa'"" tsul,hork. Fred Wolfe. Pest g.
H. Hatcher l.ockney. Walter Sundcr.
gard nalhart: Gcurgc owens. cana.
dian. \ : Kelly. Iiiggins. \ u Holt
rc,r,tnn. John Hays. Spoatmnn. NJ. u.
Watkins. claude
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26

iugscsiiun was considered with favor
bui Il MAS pointed out that II would II
necessary to install a passing track
at some point on South Polk street Ia
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
WHITE tn REroRT az
y. n. &. 4 SCHOl ARslIiI'>

tn Rosary club siu met 10 ~ An
. fills H.sei ia-lsv ~ na-n When .. e.
Nhii@. distrirf Y n a. A s-rrsttry
&C. eiuraiianai usTt On this tefrit0ry
y AZ rsIrrt ursu IA uurul+f ~ former
frsNtr men WI have fater sd,anfnEs
- o. affrr 81 fFs- = tpiFrshms Th-
Haqpluer b. assist h. Nsln..ming tf-
EhIlaese o. Ans rtile &C. khies% nrri
ssrfsnanial. srpieuli.sr VII lisa b.
lard
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26

BRITiIN LEAVES rO
SEE III NOTIiI,I,

Following receipt II telegram T.
the effect that his mother WAS 49, "
T. Britain of Font Worth. who IN.
l.o-n visiting " "a t'c family of ! g
HALEY, 1924 pulk street left TUESDAY
m, rniug for Furt Worth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26

Tho Chimes us'd to unin' pn eve on
%" bow ~ r,,h vcry.l a. help % s''
fs wny
pno ~ m h"ei known suurrgiiiiurv
ln'nng sliloro IN that whistllng nt scr
giirs ~ strong vindr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-26
COAL SHORTAGE
HERE PREDICTED
NEW FREIGHT RATES 90 iNrO
Effect WITH i.ocM. BINS
PRACTICALLY EMPTY.

That Amarillo viii face n coai short
nge this winter. h the prediction II
local coal dealers The new freight rates
went inlo effect last night at midnight
with practically no coal IN the yards b.
this city Private bins especially ~
farmers aud ihoee living outside tn
city. are not - l'adiv ~ u b. aid a.
they have been hauling ult raal ance
the eariy suIrnsf u ~ claimed that u
has ieen Impossible o. get carr O. keei'
up With the fuel dsinand Thee b. p
prcrpcrt - relief from the situation b.
the promise u connection with natural
rss within a short time aui The fsflrrsl
Government Is sndeayring o. hnli
d'wn The IA q high prize ~ assfre
That they d. not soar o. profiieering
heights
-------=-= ---
Warranty De-ds
" O. Mardls o. Jennie Mardis Dot
90 biock q. Eakie addition Consid
t1aiipn ts0o 90
Transfer.
J. " Thonlpsun o. " nsksr lct
. il~-k IL Hughes addition. Con
sidcIation fis0o.o0.
= a. Thofuisrn o. J n Baker p1r'
II bi~k ifo. Pieuou'. addition. Con.
siisrati0n ss1soe %
Naterialmsn's Lien
Discn f~Tea Sslars1 o. Long BELL
Lumber Company. lots s3-3f block 80
MirrsT ad,litlnu Consideration fiss %
O. X Giifn o. Panhandle Lumber
Company. ig 81 iiork % EakIe a.
diion. C.rnslder. ton - ooo 90
a y Squirrs g. Panhandle Lumber
tonissuy. o. = iitrt isa. san 1sun.
I, adlliiun. Con "a srsiion ficgo 90
tsrsemeni
II Masters O. n. e. part- se-
toss s-sls. hlrk : O A 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
FRAZIER STILL
SAYS SAY | NOTHING
Governor Will Await Ac.
ton on Nonparty conven-
ton Regarding Future.

Bismarck, MD, April, .5.-Govera
nor Lynn =. Frazier has not made
any announcement regarding his al
le6ad or prospective candidacy for
governor, United States senator, Or
Of the United. States. ( Fur
therfnOEa. Governor Frazisr does not
refardinks any Of THESE ppssible<can-.
o{ the Nonpartisah league endorses
Offices.
last night by Governor Fr.azier's secs
ret4ry.' N. A. Mason, Upon receipt. az
word In the capital city that Cover
nor Frazier was. to be run fot United
States senator succeeding Al. 3Gron-
ma, whose term expires in March.
Such rurnprs are idle, Mi. Mason
maintained, as the governor. d6es not
intend to annAurce his candidacy for
any Office lntil after. the leagues
state convention. IN g
There has been considerable sp,c-
ulatidnJ around. Capitol hill as to this
possible office for which Governor
Frazier. is. to be. indorsed by the
league. There. are rumors, or
less we'll founded that Frazier will be
ruin for ssvernof, or senator, or pres
ideps Of, the United States. but those
In close touch with the situation de-
clint to be interviewed on these all
~ahsorbing topics excepting to. reiter-
ate that whatever the league cehA
ventionj recommends will be sup
ported 5f &!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
Jane. E. Boyle Tells
OfNonp.arti.an Doings
lnasNation:s Business

.BisnArck, N. D.. April ,5.-:An ar
ticle by James, E. fBoyie, at one time
connected with tho University of
North Dakota appears in the current
issue of ''rhe Nations Business" pub
lished at Washington, p; c., with the
caption ''The. Drive Against Big Biz,
This article deals with ithe, Nonpafti-
san LEAGUE anA. reads in part as'fol-'
GJal for Liars: One Of our come
dams made a decided hit not many
years ago with a comedy in which he
told, nothing Int the truth. The res
suits wefe appalling Our liars took a
great deal Of comfort fronIthat play
twas a vindication. vt made them
break out in a v%irtuous glow. It-con-
WINGED them that they had rights.
And now along comes North Dako-
ita. with a sinister and direct attack
against this ancient human falling
'Srhree state officials turned against
the Nonpartisan league. They, said
things about THAT powerful organiza-
.tion. The Nonpartisan Legislature. be-
came; duly indignant and to put its
5~dl5pleasure into action, passed Il Liar
law. II provided that any state Off
eial WHO lied about the league could
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
COUNTY DENIS
ARE UNRESTRICTED

Moorhead. Mimi, April 5.aAATiae
delesatioItafrorn Ciaysssountys elected
to the Democratic state conYenlttimtil
in aMtnneapotis Il uainss
:structed, and will vote asa unit. This
was decided at the mass convention
;;of Democrats held in Moorhead Sat
slWrday.
r. --1r------s-w------
. Dave Al1ize1' says nix on an
s.anlnpiring lob as long as he a
grab OF q managers berth.
stack up In Dawes mind.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05

Conference Held Late This
Month y Will Likely Make
Recommendations.

Bismarck: N. d.. April. s.-The
three=cornered conferance. which will
be heldl for the purpose Of recon-
mehqing' a minimum wage for. fe-
male and minor employees in North
Dakota, will probably be held the lat
ter part Of April. Representatives Of
employers. employees, and the public
commission and the meeting viii
probably be held in some city in the
eastern part Of the state, possibly
,Grand.sForks or Fargo.
The commission is now engaged in
transcribing the records of the nine
conferences held in various parts OF
the state with employers and EN-
ployes. Up to the present time more
than three-fourtf1s Of teltimony Sub
mittsd at these conferences has been
completed and the remainder will be
fore the end Of the month. The
three-cornered conference will be
held as 0 o after the completion OF
tra6scribing' these records as prae.
$3.50 PeA week Recommended.
A preliminary report based on the
evidence submitted at the hearing.
has been prepared This report rec
ommends a minimum wage Nef $3.50
for laundry workers. factory hand
and si1tilar labof. and $3.50 10,
stenographers and ether office help
store clerks,IteleRhene operators etc
Although the compission( refuses it
make any pEsatetioIkon thep robabls
! minimum wage for women and mi
nors until after the. tri-party confer
ence, it!aBF1Snet6dr the minimum
wages sci. by b Aaoommission will an
t~pro3mate these. y
r. After-then1niniMum wage commits
stonzmakes it's :@cision, the wage,
so recommendedssriai. becomeiR hbaE
of the state law at the end Of sixt,
days after official announcement b.
the commission.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
FARGO GIRL ,
WRITES MOTHER
FROM ARMENIA
Sticks to Post si1l Face Of
Death; Says Stable Gov
erpment is Big Need.

Fargo, N. D.. Aprl. 6.-Miss Inez
Lied Of Fargo, writing from Marash,
Turkey, on Feb. 1o.sslast. the day ON.
which French troops: abandoned that
post after the Turks shAds.been engas
cd for p days. in the massacre OF Ar.
menians. tells her mother, Mrs. Mae
Lied of Fargo, that She had little hope
of ever getting backN to the United
The French rave offered to take
Us Americans" writes Miss Lied. but
only three are gqing,, a. doctor and-eWo
ahc rost of us have decided to stick
to our posts and await our~fate. L haYe
an idea that no harm will Come tdktR,
but we do not know. The Turks are
Wild and blood-thirsty after these
many days.>
Il hope we ali come back to you,
but if'we don't, you will know that
we have done our best, which IS all
II one can do. and we weren't quit
Is Missionary Teacher
MissILied was engaged as instruc-
Tor in 4 school in Marash. >maintained
by thea American board Of missioDs,
avn she is working under the sponsor
ship Of tho First Congregational
church,. of Toledo, o.
oh, how t~heseEpeople do need us,
and how I wish that the government
could realize how much this country
needs a firm hand on the management
of AFFAIRS" comments Miss Lied in her
letter. This country. needs govern
: ment more than anyth1r- at present
I hopesthe peace conference is recog-
MIXING this and doing something about
il. It, nearly breaks any heart to sec
our girls. so much Alike American girls
%thcy are, being killed, and many taken
by the Turks. 1t is hard to realize that
atrocitles to-. occur ana re9ccaf Sc
many times as 'thevyhaYe herAiI'' )
The latest advicesN ohcernSg Mis-:
Lied NJ other members of thesAmer.
lean mission party was received or
March 10 by the American board, Of
missions, and all rwere - safe at tina
time. ~. 40 Hf - p.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
LANCER ENDORSED
MIGRANT COUNTY

Carson. ND, April Sat . meet
ing efSthe Republicansy q MGrant
county. held I'M Carson, resolutions
we're adopted supporting William
3Langer-as:t the 'cAndidate..fo for. governor.
The. Republicans prepared plans for
county. prior to the : primaries Oh
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05

Bischof, OF New Iceland. and 4 I'll
Beiseker 81 tFesscnden, will represent
the North, Dakota state. banks at the
to be held in Minneapolis
$omorrok s(AprN 81 to-forhaulate plans
for Injunction proceedings against
district, to restrain the banksfrom
checks from 'bEsks in the
tiorthwest without paying a rate Of
exchange. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05
The Roadster, Too, Has All
the Noted Essex Qualities

The wide bustn a u.e. for which ths RE.'ez
RGadsts5 Is adapted a5e Instantly g'ts appassntl;
of them is.fasaealedW when The Roadster ]: 4
and graceful 4 takes but 9 lnaounent 70 make le
the change. TSs4s I, t.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-04-05

Amateur, football has come in for
q lot Of probing fthe past season.
several colleges held Investigations Of
alleged professionalism and now the
National Football association is to
sea- its lists for pro socker players.