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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
FORMER SNYDER CITIZEN SHOT
IN THE BACK WHILE ONsDUTY

Ben joe buchanan. was shot aud
killed last Sunday. Christmas night.
while on duty as ranger at his
home al Poyolo, on the Mexican bori
er.
A telegram was received here Mon
day morning by Judge c. Il. Buchan-
an apprising him OF the news. Judge
buchanan. Mrs. Shell and Judge
Beall left Immediately for the scene.
Judge Buchanan said on his return
to Snyder yesterday that on Christ
mas night they were having dance
there. they had Christmas tree
and Ben Joe had acted as Santa
Claus and general good time was
had He and his wife had LETT after
that and gone to their home. Some
one in short time came and told
him there were two strange Mexi-
cans there. Ben Joe Immediately
went to the scene and began talking
to one of the Mexicans. The other
one began shooting him and In all
about sven shots were fired into HIS
body He died in about two hours.
He spkoe a few wrods before he died
said he was ready TO go and was sorry
that he did not write to his mother
on tha; Christmas day. He died with
smile on his face
He was buried at Maria Wedncs-
day by the Masonic order. All the
stores in Maria were closed and the
Mexicans stood guard while the bu-
rial was in progress.
Ben Joe was held in the highest OF
esteem hy all those with whom he
had dealings andit is said that he
was the most tactful man in handling
the Mexicans than any they had had
Ben Joe was reared at Snyder and
Snyder folks are grieved to learn OF
his uutimely death. He leaves wife
who is known to good many Snyder
folks as they visited here after they
were married
Capt and Mrs. c. G.. Buchanan.
parents. together with the brother
sisters and relatives, of the deceased
have the sympathy Of a host Of
, friends who mourn with them in
the loss Of their loved one
The following telegram was re-
ceived by Mrs. buchanan, while Mr.
Buchanan was at Maria
Maria. Texas. Dec. %. 1921.
Mrs c. u Buchanan.
Snyder. Texas.
Ben Joe was killed doing his duty
at Mexican Christmas gathering
Sunday night. by some strange Mex
leans. whose presence he was inves-
tigating. He lived two hours after
being shot several times. He died
with a smile on his face, looks very
natural Masonic burial Wednesday
three thirty Lucille cannot think OF
burial anywhere but here.
G. r. Buchanan.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
r0STFR No. ONE MAKING 80
HARREI.S DAILY on PUMP

roeter. No. /. OF the Colorado Tex
Company. at Iatan. is miles west oil
Colorado. has gradually improved In
. .,~oduction, during the week and IS
nou making $50 barrels per day un'
der the guage. The we'll continues TO
fnnr ~ heads occasionally every as
a ~ hours. Tho gravity OF this oil
n 1S.s. the best found In any OF the
~el1s vet drilled In Mitchell county
a =. No. | at westorook, the
Mitehell County discovery well drill-
ID "a In July 1920. continues TO pro-
ducs about IS barrels OF oil ard TO-
600 feet of gas day. The 7. * T.
A~rail A eight miles east from the well
' { latan and proving up Of the latter
as ID good pumper is expected to re-
.nlt in several new tests within the
ncsr future Already one new test IN
>shst territory has been spudded oy
f@Ioan and associates and some OF the
iarser producing companies nave
RECENTLY acquired territory the'e.
!, Drilline will be resumed at Foster
~, n .000 feet south OF No. l, next
week A boiler explosion at this To-
catloa last week delayed drilling nn-
III, 4 new boiler could b. shippad TO
{atsn and Installed
0perators at Colorado ar very
auch enthused over the outlook ana
txorcss the belief that this TERRITORY
x,il now be the scene Of unprecedent-
~ development for this section oil
fQrest Texas.-Colorad Record
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
CONCERNING THE H0GLEsS
and COWLESS FARMS

there is u showing OF real prosperity
and happiness is that one in which
there Is an amplitude of milk produc
ing COWS. meat producing hogs and
egg and flesh producing poultry. 1t
seems almost useless to declare IL
over and over again. but II is fact
we'll known that no farm adequate
ly stocked with poultry, hogs and
milk COWS has ever been sold to
satisfy a mortgage. On the other
hand. such farms show a cash bal
ance at the banks and at the stores.
To put the farmers on a cash
basis. is to bless all other lines OF
business. The immortal Lincoln de-
clared: mo nation can long endure
whose people are part slave and part
free" The same is true of prosperity.
for no people can be prosperous
when part of its constituency is for
ever enslaved through such excess
siye burdens of debts. To emanci-
pate the farmers from this thrall is
thu task OF all the people. and not
merely the producers on the farms,
themselves. Amarillo Daily News.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
UERNIIEIGH WELt.SOON READY
TO SPUD IN

The Hermleigh OIL Company, made
up entirely OF home people are max
ing fast preparations to spud in their
No. 1.
Vice President OF the Company, II.
W. Harlan. was in town recently and
lett a nice line OF Job work for the
Signal. Mr.. Harlan said that every
thing was most ready for business
and that they were going into II In
a business way with the fun expec-
tation OF making thorough test,
not Only that but 10 get oil
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
RANGER KILLED BY
MExICASs At DANCE

Austin. Dec 27.-Report on the
killing OF Ben Joe Buchanan, Texas
Ranger at a dance at Polvo. Pre-
sidio County. Sunday night. which
Capt. Jerry Gray sent by mail from
Maria. Is being awaited by Adj. Cen.
Thomas d. Barton here today.
General Bartin said that Captain
Gray telegraphed him about the kill
ing of Ranger Buchanan By "un-
known Mexicans who escaped to
Mexico" and that report would fol-
low
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

palIas, Doc. 2s.--Disapproyal OF
the release OF Eugene V. Debbs, was
expressed in statement by Wayne
| Davis Of Goliad, Texas. departmental
commander OF the Texas American
I.eeIon today The announcement
read
'The American Legion OF Texas
feels the recent release Of Eugene
-. Debs after serving a small por-
ton OF his teu-eyesr sentence in Fed
xral prison, following his conviction
GA charges OF obstructins the draft
Is an insult to those who died as
well as those who wore the uniform
|.during the war, regardless OF the
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
i0EbS' RELEASE IS AN INSULT TO
SOLDIERS, SAYS LEGION HEAD

fact that his release Was canoutlag-
ed with sentiments OF mercy as well
as hedged about with political rea-
sons.
Denton Legion Scores Release.
Eenton, Texas. Dec. S.-Resolu-
tions condemning the release from
Federal prison o, Eugene V. Debs
were adopted here last night at a
called meeting OF Arthur q McNitaky
Post, American Legion. A copy of the
resolutions. telesrsphed to President
Harding. said 10 let your official ac-
ton go unchallenged by US would be
to break faith With our FALLEN bud
dies"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
Gone to Calirornh,.
Long Beach. Calf. Dec.

Long Beach. Calf. Dec. 2s-2l.
Editor snyder Signal.
snyder, Texas.
Dear sir:
am herewith enclosing check
(SI.50) for the Signal for Que year,
whichyou willplease mail until fur
ther notice TO the following address:
No. 1921, West First Street. Long
Reach. Calf.
| arrived here one week ago, on
visit to my mother and three sisters
and actually we've been il the
swim" all the time, every time I've
gone any place. we've waded IN vat
er almost ankle deep and just miss
ed the Los Angeles flood by one day.
The old Pacific Is some stream and
before long I shall take little trip
out to the Catolinas, and hope to
see quite a good deal of. Southern
Calf. at least in three months.
Best wishes and a very Happy New
Year. for the Signal and all the dear
good folks in Snyder.
Sincerely.
Mrs. Mary r sterrst,,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
MEXICAN BANDIT SHOOTS
RANGER SEVEN TIMES

Maria. Texas, Dec %. Hen JCe
Buchanan. q ranger under Captain
rays command was shot seven times
this morning at Polvo. Texas, on
the Rio Grande. twenty miles from
Presidio. by Mexican bandit.
Medical aid was sent from Maria,
where buchanan has family.
Great excitement prevails and sew
eral cars OF friends and officers left
Marta for Polyo,
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

INCOME TAX LAW CHANGES AND
REVIS|ONS ARE POINTED OUT

corporations are 10 be taxed in the
same manner as other corporations.
Corporations Pay More.
The income tax on corporations
for The calendar year 1922 and there
after is increased from 10 TO IL l-2
per cent. The 1900 exemption here
totore allowed corporations is 20 be
granted only 20 those corprstins
whose netincome is $4,000 or less
dany persons are under the i'm
preston that the taxes on ice cream,
soft drinks. etc. monthly returns
OF which are required. have been re-
pealed with the enactment of the
new act. These taxes remain in force
until the end OF the calendar year
1921.
NO change is made in the tax on
admissions. except that after Jan I.
1922. there will be no tax whore ad-
mission IS 10c or less. Effective Jan.
/. 1922. the following taxes are also
abolished: On musical instruments.
sporting goods. chewing gum. port
able electric fans, thermos hotties,
turarticies. pleasure boats AMI
PLEASURE canoes (unless sold for
more than $1,000, toilet articles,
medicines and numerous articles Of
apparel
Tax on Art Lower.
On aud after Jan. |. 1929. the
tax or various works OF art is re-
duced from 10 per cent TO 5 per
cent. the tax on candy from s per
cent. to per cent, and the tax on
carpets. rugs. trunks. yalises. purses
fans. ste. from 10 per cent OF sales
price in excess OF specified amounts
20 per cent OF sales price in excess
specified amounts
The Tax on parcel post packaees
is eliminated. effective Jan. /. 1929.
The new act provides that no tax
payer shall be subjected to unneces-
sary examination or investigations,
and only one inspection OF his books
OF accounts shall be made for each
year unless the tax payer requests
otherwise or the commissioners no.
titles the tax payer in writing that
an additional inspection is necessary.
The period for filing returns on
the calendar year basis is from Jan.
1 to March 10. 1922. This year. as
last. the tax may be paid in full! at
the time OF filing the return or in
four equal installments. due on or
before March Is. June Is, Sept rs,
and Dec. IS.
Copies OF the revenue act may 6e
had by application to Mr. aopS'ns
office"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
The "Hich Ross Entertsins.

Sunday the High Boss" enter
tanned the Warren kin with Christ
mas dinner:
Among those present were a l6
poundSgobb Mr and Mrs. Allen
Warren. Mrs. ] ". Warren. and
Ruth and Nlbbs Warren of Snyder.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Warren. Al
lene Warren. and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Lee Duckworth. Joe Swift and Phil
Bouchier. the editor and the young
hopeful.
She also had with her for supper
Dr. and Mrs. Baxley and the turkey
is no more.-Post City Post.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
DETAILS or BUCHANAN
KILLING NOT RECEIVED

Austin. Texas. Dec. 27.--The Ad-
justant Generals Department late
today had not received details of the
killing Of Ranger Ben Joe Buchanan
at Polovo. Presidio County, Sunday
night. Ranger Captain Jerry Gray,
stationed at Maria. reported the kill
ing by telegraph. saying that details
we're being sent by mail. Unofficial
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
GOES To F'LUVANNA
AS BANK CasHiER

clyde Boren who has beeu with the
state Bank at Fluvanna. "a cashier,
has accepted a position with the First
National Bank OF Snyder and has
entered upon his duties here. Mr..
T. l.. Winston takes the place made
vacant By Mr.. Boren. Mr.. winston
will not move his family to t'luvanna
but will continue to reside at sny-
der.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
Known AZ Fort Dn,i..

Fort Davis, Texas. Dec. - Gang
er Ben Joe Buchanan. Who died at
Polvo. Preside County. yesterday.
from wounds received Christmas day
by Two Mexicans at tina, a,lcc. ives
well and favorably known here Buch
anan formerly owned a ranch near
Maria 1t is reported the Mexican
killed Buchanan to avoid arrest FOR
bootlegeing
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
Have You Paid Your Taxes?

Only one more month in which
to nay your school tax. About thir-
teen hundred onthe rendered roll
have not yet paid.
II all wait till the last week or
day to pay II will mean a great rush
and extra work. II costs no more to
pay now than II will January Slst.
have plenty of time to take care
of the work efficiently IL you will
not delay and will appreciate the
kindness shown II you will pay as
soon as possible.
Respectfully yours.
ida Kelley, Collector
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

Enactment OF new revenue legisla-
tion has brought to the office OF the
Collector OF Internal Revenue a
food OF Inquiries regarding various
provisions. The revenue act OF 1921
became effective Nov 30. 1921, "un-
less otherwise provided for" said
George c. Hopkins collector for the
second district.
ITO avoid error In the preparation
OF their returns and later difficult
ties with the Bureau OF Internal Rev
enue taxpayers are advised 70 care
fully note the changes and when
they become effective.
THE excess profit tax is repealed
as OF Jan. /. 1899 The rates for
1921 are unchanged
The surtax rates tor the caler-
dar year 1921 are unchanged. and
range from / per cent on the amount
OF net income between 5000 and
Sc 900 10 s. per cent on the amount
OF income in excess OF sl.000.0o0.
For calendar year 1929 the surtaN
rates range from l per cent on the
amount $4,000 to so per cent on the
amount By which the net income ex-
ceeds 100000
Exemption Increased.
The exemption allowed for a de-
pendent is increased from 5000 to
S400 Married persons living with
husband or wifeand heads OF fam
lilies are allowed a personal exemp-
tion OF $500 (instead of $4,000
unless the net income is in excess OF
ls5. 900, in which case the personal ex
emption is only $4,000. The act pro-
vidcs that IN no case shall the re-
duction OF the personal exemption
from $500 TO $4,000 operate to
increase the tax which would be pay
able il the exemption were S2,500
by more than the amount OF the net
income in excess OF $4,000. This is TO
overcome the disparity in the case of
two tax payers, one OF whom is just
within the lower SO 900 exemption
and the other just within the higher
S2.50O exemption.
Single persons and married per-
sons not living with husband or wife.
are allowed an exemption of $1,000.
nonresident aliens are allowed q ism
| gle personal exemption of $1,000.
Persons having gross incomes for
1921 OF $1,000 or over are required
to make a return regardless OF the
amount OF net income.
~ rovisions is made for the repeal
as OF Jan. 1. 1899. of the tax on stock
holders OF a personal service corpora
tion as such After that date such
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

reports are that Buchanan was shot
by two unidentified MeXicans, who
escaped to Mexico.
Ranger Buchanan had been a
member OF the State ranger force
since March. 1921.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30
- His Father Died.

ar. Jack Bowling has recently re-
med from Hugo. Okla. where he
"a called on account Of his fathers
sa,th. He was accompanied home by
= lI-mother who will make her home
~ EMr. and Mrs. Bowling
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

MIN Templeton OF John Tariton
vsege. stephenville spent the hoii-
>ays with home folks.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

Mrs. Kate wilmeth who has been
.Ith bryant-Link Company left this
eek FOR her home at Mineral Wells.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

Howell Harpole has been spending
the holidays with home folks.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

d. p. Yoder Is at crowell this
week on business.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1921-12-30

corporations are 10 be taxed in the
same manner as other corporations.
CnIrAornfions Pay Mnrt.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
CARD PARTY AND DANCE.
Bankers and Brokers Club Gives
Entertainment at New
Century Club.

The BANKERS and Brokers Club gave
n successful card party and dance In the
New Century Club last night. The event
was limited to the members Of the club.
The winners nj the card tables were
Mrs. Robert Deverell. fret prize, candy
lar: Miss Ethel Donaghue, second prize,
an Evcrshnrp pencil; Miss Frances Dough
criv. third prize a bud holder, Mn
Ezekiel Cooper. the BOBBY prize. bos
Of taloum powder in the form Of a kewpio
doll T.. NJ Thompson, frat prize for the
men. wallet, containing one-dollar
bill: Ezekiel Cooper. second prize
fountain pen. Charles Harrington, third
prize, an Fversharp pencil; John II Banks,
The BOBBY prize. deck of playing cards
The following committees we're IN
charge nf he affair DECORATE ona az miso
lac Misses Sml b. PRYOR Lynch, Bytne
and Dill. tickets. the Misses Stradley aud
Money. prizes, tallv-cards and card
iahlca u Frank Collins, chairmn1, the
Neasre Cnrrow, Ncrz and liickmnn.
rerrcrhrnts, Mrs Royden {. Brvan,
DAVIS. Morton end Bnekson
The club is planning ball To be held
IN the Hotel dl pont on March 81 Com
mittecs TO have charge Of the ball have
been selected
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10

numerous testimonials show Daily local
people call at the headquarters Of The
Plant Juice Man, at The Miller Drug
store, 4G4406 Market street, 20 tell Of the
wonderful benefit they have received from
Plant Juice
E. IT. a recent statement, Mrs. Sarah
Myers. popular Wilmington Lady. re-
sidirg al No 500 Tatnall street who has
a wide acQuair tance here, said
Both myself and my husband obtained
urtoId benefit from Plant Juice IS we had
been great sufferers from stomach trouble
Neither Of us was at all well this past
Writer; We had no appetite, could not
sleep at night, had headaches and felt
weak and all run down. We both had
indigestion so bad that we could not take
the lightest kind Of food into our stomachs
We had tired many medicines for this
trouble but none Of them seemed 10 do
arv good A neighbor Of ours who had
been cured Of simliar trouble by Plant
Juice. begged us 10 give 1t trial as she
said she was much worse than ] and had
beer cured. Both my husband and
began 10 take Plaut Juice and the result
was certainly wonderful we both have
splendid appetites now and sleep we'll at
night: we have no more headaches ard
both feel increased strength ard health
NV husband goes TO his work feeling
strong and fit and it does not tire him IS
il used to do We are both so grateful for
the benefit we received from Plant Juice
that we are glad TO give this endorsement
for it, !"
The Plant Juice Man is al The Miller
Drug Store, 404-406 Market street, where
he is daily meeting the local public and
IN PRODUCING aud explaining the merits %
this remedy Free samples gwen.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
NEW BUS LINES OPENED
TO PENNA. TOWNS
Good Service Established to
West Chester and Ken
nett Square.

The inauguration Of two important
automobile bus routes from nearby
Pennsylvan,a towns into Wilmington -
crdoraed hy local merchants as under
takirgs well worth the cooperation ni
citizens interested IN the welfare OF The
city
The most recent routes 90 he establish
eel are those OF the Wilmington and West
Chester and Wilmington and kennet
SQUARE hurs. with promising trade rs y
stands Wilmington has prospects "i he
coming quite a prominent auto bus ter
mlual
From business point oi view. loc"i
merchants arc not only In favor of thcs7
new established u'cs. but arc alSn 90
operating in every manner hv mixing thcir
prIces attractive FOR the incoming trade
John : Nuln, ClothIcT, of sixth and
Market streets. speaking OF these ncW
ventures. SAID 'Thc new bus fnc from
West Chester is indeed 3 good thing ~
Is good for ? greater Wilmington, anu
therefore good for the merchants u IS
unnecessary 10 say. said Mr. Nullin
that any attempt 20 bring trade 70 wa.
'mipgton deserves every consideration. and
personally am N favor Of these new bus
lines both from West Chester and Ken
fett Square
although only two round trips from thle
eu, 10 West hester are made daily.
Nr NulIin stated. that, rs trade warrants,
additional ,rIps will bc made H. IS tho
iatrntinn of The Wilmington and West
Chester BUS Co. to operate an hourly
schedule. leaving this city from their
es'abnshcd station ~ tsc du FONT Build
g
The Kennctt square hus route, i IS
claimed will alsu le operated under
similar conditions Since the inauguration
of both lines. il rs established from lON
to 400 residents from both Pcnnsvlvania
towns arc carried TO this city
With the advent of SprIng and moro
favorable weather. local merchants arc
alternating making \ promuent showing
With the new lacomlre trade and every
uo1Slhlo courtesy will be extended
Sixth and Market streets. northeast
corner. IS the station selected bv the
keonctt Square Rus Service and the West
Chester line operates from the du fon'
binding
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FIGHT OVER DR.. GRAYSON
REPEATED FOR SAWYER
Senators Who Opposed Wilson's
Appointee Must Support
Harding's.

Washington, March l0-A recurrence
Of such criticism IA President Wilson met
when he nominated DIR. Cary I. Gray
son. his physician, tp he n rear-admiral
eeemod Yesterday To lie ahead Of President
Harding IA he sent To the Senate the nom
nation Of DIR. G.. r. Sawyer, Of Marion,
Ohio, ss brigadier-general in the Re
serve Corps
There is little doubt Of the confirma-
tion of DR.. Sawyer, who will be called
to active duty as physician to the Preai
dent However, Senators did not appear
TODAY 70 be enthused over this personal
appoiotmen,' bv the Prcsidont, and the
Tr C,rayson incident is aiill so fresh
in the minds Of Democratic Senators
they are not expected To overlook the
opport,inity 10 have some fun at the ex-
pensc Of the Republicans.
When Or Grnvson's nomnahon was
sen, in. the opposition 10 confirmation
yns led bv Senator Weeks now the
Secretary Of War and prospective s'..
peror Of Brgadier-Genernl Sawyer, ara
hv Senator Lodge, the present hepuhli
can floor lender
The SAWYER and Crayaon appoint T
ments are different m ono material aF-
pcci DIR. Graveon war already N the
naval service, hu' Prealdent- Wilson
Jumped him from past assistant surgeon
which carries a commanders rank. 70 .
rear-ndmiral This promoted DIR Grayson
over the heads. 80 to speak ot several
hundred navy captains and commander
of senior service.
Preaidont Harding, however, calls Dr
SAWYER from civil life to the grad" 81
hrigadier general IN the army Wher
aasgned TO active duty NJ tho White
House. and incidentally 10 certain nj
vlaory work for the Public Health SCR
vice. pr Sawver will receive q SALARY q
s6 600 wear and tho emolments of ~
officer ~ that rank Thesr cmolumcnts
lrcludng quarters. light aud fuel M
. email allowance for forage fol his horse
VIII run his total compensation 20 ap
proxmatclv 81 500
II is learned that tho Administration
stretched point N finding Tho I"lr fo
DR. SAWYER The Marion physician !
% years old two wears beyond the ag
limit
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
WILSON'S TRIBUTE FUND
WILL Be S5OO,0OO
$25, 900 VIII be Awarded Yearly
for Services to Mankind, in
Humanity Prize"

New York, March i0.-The nation
wide tribute ~ Woodrow Wilson which
has been proposed by number of bis
admirers, both men ard women. will prot
ably take the form of $500 Dpn furd 10 be
contributed In small nmourie, the interest
on which will be devoted tofewnrdirp the
one who during the year has dore the
sreatest service ~ humanity The nature
of the service for which the award will be
made s 10 he defired by Mr. Wilson. who
has beer told of The project ard has ex
pressed himself aa deeply nppreciative Of
the honor paid him and Of the ptirpose for
which the money is 20 be- used
The idea originated with women ad-
mirers II Mr. wilson. those who worked
= the last campaign 20 gain support for
the LesgIe of Nations, ard who believe
that in THE and in his other service 10 the
country during his term Of 0nide Mr. VIII
aon served humanity rs have few other
men They Interested others aud tho
plan in the laet feW weeks has takor fairly
dpfirfe form