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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

DALiAs. Sept. 5.--Onc of The great.
est f.ragc crops ever iniroductcd into
the Panhandle ana Northwest Texas
II Sudan grnls. according 10 authori.
ties Of the TcxnS Experiments EsatIou.
This plant, introduced from the Rdndsy
Desert VI North Africa by tho station.
has adapted Itself "a western semi-ard
conditions. the officials state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
REAL ESTATE


win sell either four or six sections
Of good smooth sandy chocolate loan
mesquite grass land with plenty OF wa
ter. Has three wells and wIndmills
with tanks. thrss surface tanks and
water In the creek the year round.
Improved with ioroom two-story
stono house with bath. electric lights
and water In house. electric stove. iron
etc. Barn. sheds. oorrals and granaries.
chicken houses. etc. AL fenced and
cross fenced. 100 acres In cultivation.
Also has stone store building with
small stock Of groceries. light hard.
ware ard drug sundrles. Postoffice IN
store. Good stone school house located
ON ranch. This PROPERTY only Is miles
from railroad.
Price. $1,000 per acre. Is cash and
long time on balance. win take q good
residence In Amarillo. as part payment.
SEARS 4 SEARS.
Phone ss l,oom 20 Mum Bldg.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
REAL ESTATE
For Sale or Trade

Broom new house on West Ninth with
gnfi ligliir and water. dandy litiir
place. Price 81 $50. VIII take a lot.
car " come notes or all. n you want
To put them ln Must have little cash.
G'room housr. best location In San
Jacinto Heights; rlgh' on the paved
highway: east front and corner lot
3'foom new house IN San Jacinto. q
dandy Plict $500. with only $500
down. '-
100 mere farm ut Mclean: well I'M.
proved; to trade for small place In
Nan Jacinto.
$40 acres IN Asioncin Valley. New
Mexico 3'foom house. o. acres In oult.
walton; clear ~ debt: viii trade for lots
note rr ears any thing but the money
sec ~ before the other fellow gets 10
us.
500 acres, highly improved. down
close 10 Canyon: ever foot level ar a
floor. Just raring To trade Tor n new
little home In Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06
TO AID YOUR FEET.

We recommend Blue Star Tor all foot
trouble. sncs M hard or soft corns.
hun ons, sweaty feet or eczema Of the
feet and all skin diseases. such % Itch.
Ecsemst Ringworm. Poison Oak. Old
Sores and Sores on children. WIN net
stain your clothes and has . pleasnns
odor. city Drug store.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

Eighty acres OF good cotton land. only
four miller OF Lubbock. Texas; 90 acres
u cultivation: 20 acres Of grass: good
residence aud barns: trade for residence
In Amarillo.
425 acres OF unImproyed land near
crcss. Texas. all clear OF debt: Ia trnde
Tor Amarillo residence.
sl7.o0O.0o stock ~ general merchan'
disc In Panhandle town. clear " debt.
10 trade for $40 or $40 acres Of Plains
land assume or pay some difference.
Some good bargains ln lts Tor th"
next few days: take Ford Or Dodge c,r
M cash payment VI small cash payment
and terms.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

Pl,ilnum coins were issund In i,ns~is,
IN 1873. when platinum was worth
about oncthird nv much M gold.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

In the District Court u the United
States Tor the Northern District of
Texas. NJ amarillo
Ia the Matter of Mccaulry Dry Goo,ls
Company. n plrtncrship. Bankrupt.
Ne. ais In 1hniruptty.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

namVl banrduls partnership win lie
sold at public cutlery. TO the highest
secure bidder for cash nj the store
building ~ bankrupt In the town Of
wellington. Texas, IN the 18th day u
September, 1899. at I o'clock In Tho
afternoon. Said assets as scheduled
consist Of the following:
Notes .........,.....s.... s,Vsa.2D
Siock OF dry goods. etc 1880. is.sss.oj
FNtur,s .s...4.........s. dl4z.ss
ANcnuhtN .s.ssssss........s t@,los.@s
Aud al other assets or equities In as-
sets, coming 10 the knowledge u ths
trustee ana which ARE subject 10 sale.
Invoice may be- inspected on application
TO either ben II. stone. iiefrree. or
i,ollic a. Scales. Receiver. both at Ann.
rlllo. Texas.
Dated at Amarillo. Texas. September
I. 1899. =
hen n. STONE.
Referee In bankruptcy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-06

DODGE Car to trade on 4 or S
room house. Ford Sedan for sale
or trads. r. B. McAlester, Room
81, Fuqua Bldg. Phone 1854.
Residence ls6.


IL the District Court 81 the United
Stst,s fol the Ntiihtn District of
fcNas. az Amarillo
In The Matter Of McCaulrg Drs Coil
COMPANY, partnership ouinpOs q -
Ccwgr Wcsi,, MoCauiev and H-nry
Arthur Dcinmir. iankiuW
80 So On BInkfup.ry
FIRST MEETING OK fntDiT0ii>
Ofnoc Of Referee. Aalarlllo Texas.
September 4. ls2.
To the creditors of the MrCaultS pfv
Gooi- Company a ftrincrship az itls ~ e.
stated ~ NelhnEi0n Collins .,vcrih
County. TeXas. in aid D.siria iAut.
funi
Notice 10 h.Fehs giten that o1 the go
day 81 s'ptemb'l. 1899. the nl,.Nu
named Mif'tnl,y DIy Coois Company
a Taffnefth.r we niiuhcaied lanl .
ruli and that tn first m.riinr ~ ~
ci,,iiiof- viii b. hrld ~ ms ,fncc IN ~.
eng ~ imarllio Tc1as. IN tn sih dav
10 Sspicmb'1. 1879. ni o'ci0ek in IN,
sft.rnoon. nj wnich time che sfc,ili1rs
mas attend. prove th'if rlsims appoint
tflisi@ exlmi'is ih' innirupi All
Transact rish othf1 liusincss a. iraF
iFcteii, ceIne bcf,ae said mcstlnE
nl.N ~ STONE
ll,ioros Ia bankruptcy.
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me 1875 I,oom 20 Num- Bldg
The commonwealth., 1922-12-15
SALE OF LAND

On Saturday, the 23rd day of
December, 1922, between the
hours Of twelve and one o'clock
in the town Of Scotland Neck, N.
c., in front of Burroughs-Pittmau
Wheeler Company's Store, we
will offer g.. sale, at public auc
ton, for cash, to the highest
bidder, that tract of land known
as the Frank Brinkley Place,
lying on the left-hand side Of the
public road leading from Scot
land Neck to Spring Hill. and be-
ing about three miles from Scot
land Neck and about the same
distance from Spring Hill, con-
tanning 1873 $40 acres, l1S 80
acres cleared, according to map
and survey made Of said farm by
X. II. Barrow, Civil Engineer on
the 7th day Of December, 1922,
which plot or map may be seen
at the office Of S. A. Dunn. On
said place are the following
buildings: A two-story, seven
| room dwelling, two tWo-room
| tenant houses, tobacco barn,
stables, pack-house and other
! oht-hOnses.
The owners hereby reserve the
right to reject any and all bids
made at said sale.
This the 14th day Of December,
1922.
c. &. JENKINS,
! CLAUDIA MAY JENKINS.
/ CLINTON L. KEEL,
WILLIE KEEL,
PEYTON KEEL,
i >NNIE MAY EDMONDS,
j ROY. EDMONDS. 12-15-till p
Let BEVO paint your cheeks
A bottle a day will do it. adv
The commonwealth., 1922-12-15
a LETTER OF THANKS
Orphanage, Oxford, n. c.

Orphanage, Oxford, n. {.
December s, 1922.
Dear Tillery Children:
We want to thank you for the
money you sent us to buy fruit.
We are only little boys AMI
girls, but we appreciate 1t and
wish we could write each little
child that helped send #, but we
are TOO small to write that much.
Please thank each one Of them
for us. Your little friends,
FIRST GRADE CHILDREN,
By Churchill Hardy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
ttUAuN-I1tA\t.lS
WEDDING CALLED or

los Angeles. Callf. Jan Tho
marriage 81 John " Cudahy. son %
the late John cudahy. rloneer chi
'eayo banker. and NEST racker and
Mis- Louise chenler Francis. aau
'fhter of Mr and Mrs. Arthur Car.
'esehe Francs of 81 Louis. pet Tor
today. has been called cff. Mss
Fauola md her mother leaving
SANTA Monies suddenly Mr. cudahy
IS said 90 ~ ~ AZ the homo ~
2 lends here Tho wadd-nr ofle.nal.y
was planned for tho latter port OF
peeemher. hat the neR year CAIN,
And a did not take place Later On
The rnatponemeni was made Tor q
few DAYS ani eilll later Air Francis
announced Il wa postponed lndei
p tely
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
WW Locate
Hospital Tonight

Oklahoma tiiy. Jan. q IN,
soldier relief commission met al
the state capitol here today and
began final consideration OF pro
posed sites for the soldiers
memorial hospital Al question
naire~ filed hy the seven Oklaho.
ma eiiivs seeking the location
were being scruiiniyed.
Endorsement hy the American
Legion of oklahoma City as th,
site for the hospital will be given
consideration. members Of ih,
commission said. but will not b,
held binding in the choice The
SIX other cities cnntending are
Tulsa. Muskogce. Guthrie. Ard
more. lawton and Shawnee.
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Alice Robertson Scorned Wonans Party Now Faces Its Fury

Washington, Jan. 6.-Defiance of
the orders of the feminist bloc in Con-
gress and alignment with the old
school politicians has been the record
of the second woman to occupy a seat
in the House Of Representatives, Miss
Alice Robertson of Oklahoma. Upon
a record consistently Republican Miss
Robertson intends submitting herself
TO the electorate of her State.
The campaign will be unique in that
il viii find the women, who are organ
lied under the Woman's Party. fight.
ing one Of their own sex because she
refused 10 follow the dictates Of the
Womans Party and fought the Ma
ternify bill. But Miss Robertson is
going directly to the people on her
record and she is prepared to defend
il vigorously. She says she wants the
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votes of the women. not because she
is a woman. but because she has tried
TO vote for the best interests not only
OF her own State but Of the Nation In
ker campaign she win have the active
support. as speakers. Of leading men Of
the House. and Senator Lodge, Repub
lican leader of the Senate. has prom
ised to make Il speech in her behalf if
opportunity offers If not, be will
write letter 10 be used in the fight.
There is nothing Of the new woman
about Miss Robertson. She has moth
ing of the so-called advanced ideas in
living or thought She condemns the
{ very short dress and holds that the
modern woman is not doing as much
for the country as the older mothers.
who were distinctly home-makers. She
takes her religion seriously, and likes
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the womcni' she was asked.
Surely does not one good term de-.
serve anothcr''' she replied. "Doesn't
friedman after all the hazing and
discipline Of that class look forward
with joyous anticipation 10 promo
tionf'
What do YOU think of your pros.
peeis for another term
II think ! have a fighting chance
or ! would not consider il az all. Many
circumstances. which no one can fore.
see are likely to compIicat election
conditions in the months 20 come. The
last time my defeat was considered a
foregone conclusion by the opposition
party and n was not thought neees.
sary % arrange in advance for proper
delivery Of a Democratic majority.
foontinuej on Page 81
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KNIGHTS az plIIlIN>
INSTALL. OFFICERS

Guthrie todge 80 q knrhl~ oi
r,thlas Installed is oifiees ior the
present term a. well attended
meeting OF the memhcn. rhursda'
nlgiu The Installing offlcers heine
,. clark rempicioa . q &. y
smiih-on. u q. Al A. ami q
Page. y. g y T1e lollnwlns off cvr.
wee Installed " G Rogers, & &.
James n. weir Y .. " r Sui-
darlh. Prel. }. A nelson. X q 81
l. y smi.hson. n of y D.. = i~se
NJ Of D.. G T. wch ! a.. n "
wilkorson. . G ana ~ 4. Easle
VI. ".
Reports of Off era for term end.nr
December aist, lndlca.e successful
year and the outlook fof 1922 for even
better year Is the sentiment - the
active workers of M lodge
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Dali EXTREMISTS WOULD
DEFEAT PEACE PLANS
At ANY COST

London. Jan. s-Eamon sc Valera Z
alternative treaty proposals. whica
according 90 the Daily Mails Dnoiin
correspondent. have fallen very ia
in ireland, are the subject Of some
editorial criticism In the paper here
The Times says the status for Ire.
land. which Mr. DE Valera's Ian
contempiates. is not thar OF domin-
ion hut OF an independent power ~
loose treaty relationship with q eat
Britain. The plan. II declares. ~on-
vIously was designed embody the
ideals OF that limited number OF irish
extremists who are set determined
against peace on any than their own
terms"
The Westminster Gazette think
that "the very poverty Of De vaieTa's
alternative should make agreement
between the parties possible I
suggests the possibility that. in tn
attempt at compromise. the treaty
may be rejectei. and looks 10 Arthur
Griffith in sugh a case 20 submit the
question OF acceptance or rejection TO
a plebiseltc. being confident that N
country would overwhelmingly en-
dorse the treaty.
The Daily Telegraph denounce'
Mr. DE valera's manifesto 10 the
Irish people as designed 10 do the
utmost TO split into two feroc orsiy
hostile factions the na.ion to whom
he appeals"
Tn. newspaper finds the dan de-
bates melancholy reading.
The abduction in Dublin OF A u
Kay. correspondent OF the Londor
Tines evokes some severe critic SIN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
EARLY DAY GUTHRIE MAN
DIES IN WAsH|MGTOk
Joseph ?, Saunders Was Govern
ment Land Office Man Here
Prior To 1900; Well
Known

The death % Josefh y Saunders. a
r.sernmen, land office man here 90
seven or eight years prior 20 1904 y
announced from washinrton. y A..
v here he has lived snce as on em.
rloyee of the general lsaa oifie rae
ss.llo~iur = from ~ we.elnsioa
. rss,
| Joseph rant saunders. Ions az
sociaied with the Grand Army ~ the
Repnblie and for twenty year IN the
GENERAL land office. died Thursday
f.ifhs a. his home Soes = street north
ues, Tie woild have been elrhy
years Old IN April
.Nr Saunders vas bora IN llamll-
fsa. ohio. On the breaking out % tn
cisl war he enlisted IN Company %.
ssth Ohio Volunteer Infantry com
siaaded by Col, later Cen N. v
Isoynton. For meriiorsous service in
ttff ffN w vas tNtHtnfH@ibutM nj
cfficer IN the regiment and served
with Il throughout the war taking
nefi IN many Of the grea, batilees d.
the western canpaigns lgs Vei.
rient served under Gems. Rosecrans
boynioi md Thomas. commanders fcr
whom he retained lhe warmest af.ec
ton.
Mr. Saunders. accompanied by his
fsmily, came 20 Washington In 1900
IN his appointment to a position in
The general land office and he r.
NAMED IN that office antil retirement
lat year lie was r,emher Of
Barnside Post a A r. nopartmea,
nf the Potomac Two daughters
C'ara II Saunders ana Mare X. Sam
ders, survive him Funeral arrange
ments have not been conn leted but
service will be held at the family
home on r. street and lntern1ent will
os made AZ Hamilton. Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
AnNuAL SCHOOL Mrarlna

Mrs MuKlow. County saperInlsnf
eni. thinks ia connection ~ith thn
new law. that she Annual sehoof
meeting be held on ihs Isss Taesaa,
10 March. there should be- many
other amendments 20 thc school
classes. For example. district board !
vii have 70 figure for thomsessss.
the financial standing of their aGs-
tfiet a. she county treasurer cenno,
set out his financial statement untli
The end of the fiscal year. June ao,h
They ~iIl also have to make an eati.
mate for transfers which have nor
been appllel for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
BO<ts. BASED ON FOREIGN
DEBT, FAVORED BN H,ItDi\6

Washington. Jan President
Harding is in favor OF q colder bon
rs proYiine Tie funds can be raised
without disturbing the government :
financial sination. senator liuisnn'l
republican of New Mexico. stated
today after oonferen. with The
president on The subject nnrsMn
told the president that the fore IN
debts should be used as the basis for
the payment Of honns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
LOCAL BANKS AID IN
COUNTY PIC CLUB WORK
Co-operat@ With County Agent
In Hog Raising. Interesting
Case of Mr..
Dysart

Tho First state nenh bonaht ~,
fine registered Duroc gifts ana p'ae-
ed then with u r Ds-'ariR two
chlldrea Master Chester ana Miaa
Evelyn. on an endless chain plg eafb
contract ia July 1879
They have returned four fine resis
tered gifts 90 the hank. aud their
have been placed out on new con-
tracts With other pig clnh members.
thus reaching o.her iarne Win ihe
ever Widening circle Of the benefits
~ registered livestock
The Dysar. children have so'd two
hundred and fifty dollar- wot IN Of
registered breeding hogs. from their
two original eilts aud now have hoth
sows. and twelve fine young re eiis-
tered gifts. ready for breeding. b..
sides 3 fine barsows In the fai'cninr
pen almost ready TO butcher. and
three others were Killed cary IN the
fall and are now in the home pork
barrel helping 10 flght the hlrh cost
% living
The original s0ws and some ~ ths
gifts have farrowed fan 10 era. ani
there are now thirty five young pig
on ihn Dysart home place. and nan,
more viii be farrowed IA the nca
future
Mr. Dysart has built farrow M
houses on plans suggested by the
County Agen', and has saved re-
markable perceniasq of the yoinr
pigs. u is almost impossible for tn.
fCon,inued on page q
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MINERS MONTHLY
BENEFITS CIT OFF

Springfield. HIS. Jan t-Presl.
dent Frank Farrlnyion OF the lllino s
United Nine Workers has announced
that the monthly assessment for ben
cit OF Kansas strikers has been dis
continued This action Is IA line
with orders sent by International
President John D. Lewis several
weeks ago. tnt Nr Farringon - a
the Illinois miners ar, dis onilnalns
The benefit for another reason
The Kansas strikers no longer
need Il. he said
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TWO DIVORCE SUITS
FILED IN COURT HERE

Marriage life in some cases is urk-
some. II was in the cases OF Eva Nil
Ter and A. r. White Both declare in
petitions filed In district court that
they did the best they could to make
home and fireside attractive to their
mates. but 10 no avail Eva Miller
says she was abandonei withou:
cause or reason and Graves an ALSO
mte divorce. The couple were mar
ried in Missouri in 1912 and have two
children, > and ! years Of age. both
girls: A. r. White says in his petition
that his wife deserted him and their
two children without cause. The
couple were married in 1907 in cufh-
rie.
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Edmond. Jan 8 caimlnstlnr =
membership drive laatlug an this
week ihc Americas Legion here wlli
hold banquet at the MsiAedlat
ehurch tonight, January q
Special guests will include Hugh
u Davis 81 Duncan. state command
der ot the American Ienloa. ROY
Hoffman. national committeeman
and Earl iilteer. county comman or
a broad program - activities ~
'he year have heen outlined for the
post BY q u Mitchell. commander
and club women vii ha asked % 60.
operate
Plans arc under way Tor eaulppiar
permanent, quarters 90 be used a.
reading fooms
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NOT TO TAKE OFF TRAINS

Glenn Eddy, division passenger
agent Of the Sante Ne. was in Guthrie
Friday morning
There is no truth IN The report
that the Sante re is 10 take OFF two
passenger trains. sad Eddy. The
report doubtless grew on. OF con =
ference held by officials in Topeka.
In which new traffic rules were con
siaered The Santa Fe starts ~,
New Year witA brisk business Can.
ceiling of war tax has ma @ ial.y
helped travel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
Drys and Others
Clash

Tulsa. Jan. 8 Following q
stormy session yesterday between
the riiigens law enforcement com
miitce Of five and the county
commissioners ia which fists
were brought into use. another
session vas 10 be held to-day in an
attempt ~ compose the differ.
cnccs which have arisen between
the enforcement officials Of the
county When basis of agree.
ment is reached four additional
deputy sheriffs are TO be- appoint
ed IN an ai,n-crime campaign.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
MEXICAN TROOPS FOLLOW
sLANfItS Ol Az AMERICAN

Moxlco. city Jan Tho var de.
'rariment has ordered tho pursuit.
81 hand of forty bandl,a uho on
"Wednesday night shot 20 dean
on American eltlzen. on bis nnen
rear Texacoco. % milea north 81
Mexico eltY James Kelly. a nrlt
Ith subject aud partner % coatell0.
'fied 70 safety through q hail u lul 4
lets
Tho military commander at Tex
coco has already sent trogs Otter
he bandits. u la stated
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
Former Brewer, Now Mayor
Is Cleaning Up 4 Town

Buffalo \ Y, Jan Crank Schwab former brewer.
elected mayor of Buffalo beer and platform carry
proeleced pledges with speed that is causing dry
advocates TO wonder how he will proceed with respect the
main question of prohibition Mayor Schwab has announced
that all dry laws will be enforced aud has asked the corpor
alton counsel draft ordinance that will enable him
dncc the number Of licensed soft drink places from
1000
In the first week Of his administration Mayor Schwab
retired the prohibition enforcement and squads of
police department. installed police chief of his choice
whose first general shake-up Of subordnaies
rerappcd the police unpaid civilian organization
formed during the and called together advisory
mttee Of one person from each of the city wards
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-06
DeVakrQ
Defeated,
Resigns


Dublin. Jan. s--Esmonn De Valera
resigned the presidency Of the irish
Republic to-day. presentsna also 70 the
Dali E.resnn the resignation o. the
esbsaet He told the Dali he would
offer himself Tor re election stsnn
40 on the principles Of 1919.
Mr. De Valera said ne must have
esbsset VINO ses with MIN ard Nc
would demand that an resources be
o.sen him 20 defend the republic.
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BE A BOOSTER AND
AN OPTINIIS1

The crosk.ng Of few pess.mists
ran be heard in the land as the ma
ton enters brayely and oonfidentially
npon the new year but thor discord-
mt notes ara drowned IN the choraa
of optimism In witch the business ami
rolitlcal leaders join.
Some peorle persist In locking back
over the shoulder Of time and IN IA
menting the r.gors OF 1901 They feel
that the new year Will be a repetit on
of the old and they implose the bust
ness world not TO venture far from ~
cycionic cellars.
Very happily these .lugbr.our
prophets are n the minority and AZ
their attempts at forecasting are dis.
credited. Thc world generally be-
lives that the future Is radiant witt
hope and II refuses TO accept despond
cncy as the better rart OF valor g,
this time.
This widespread optimism that pen
ctrates every business Il the foands
ton upon which the industry OF thi'
n,tion will be built II viii luT.i 'st
courage to the timorous anc insplra
ton to the courageous. II will enable
the business world generally to recon.
Gle Itself to the iosses Of last yea.
and to move forward with undiminish
"a confidence in the future.
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the long sermons that brisile with rx.
horfaiion and promises Of future tor.
fnre.
IN the lull between writing her LET.
ters upon the typewriter using the
onc.finger system. Miss Robertson
told Of her coming campaign. She
said that the opposition was getting
very hot and that every effort was
being made TO convince her constif-
uents that she was friend OF wall
Street" This type of campaign. she
said, was being used by the women
"Oh. my, how far they do gol" she
exclaimed Blu II DO not care what
they say ! got elected without their
votes two years ago
Looks Forward to Promotion
DO yon intend running for Con
eress again, despite the opposition of