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The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-08-28

The northwestern states r
nearing the fall season with an inn
provement in general conditions
noted by President Ralph Budd of
the Great Northern railway, that
hardly permits of comparison with
the situation of 80 days ago.
President Budd, In Great Falls re-
Gently was very enthusiastic in his
comment on the present situation.
Mr.. Budd enthusiasm had it's origin
in his summing up of the general sit
uation as the returns of the year are
about to be realized.
s'There has been a wonderful i'm
provement in the last so or 80 days."
said President Budd. 1.-THE change
for tie betehr places the northwest in
a position that can hardly be recog-
nized as the present is compared with
the early spring and summer. Great
err returns to the agricultural indus
try, district progress in re-establish-
ing confidence and a universal better
ment of the farming situation are ac-
countable for the greater portion of
the change.
-Four states, Montana, North Da-
kota, South Dakota, and Minnesota
will this year realize an increase of
from 1926 100000 to $3.50, 600
farm returns over last year. The eff
feet of this on the industry of agricul-
ture and individual prosperity will be
very great. 1t will be a tremendous
factor in bringing about a complete
recovery from conditions which have
existed in the last few years.
cit was but a few months ago that
government relief was sought for ag-
riculture IN the northwest. The larg-
est amount asked in legislation pro-
posed was $50, 900, 900, and now four
states will realize about five times
that through the increase in returns
over last year, and will have no part
of it to repay. There is every reason
to look ahead with complete conf
dence in the northwest and there is
evidence enough that these states
will quickly return to the normal that
they formerly knew"
President Budd's most recent visit
to the state was occasioned by a
meeting at Great Falls of the railroad
officials and delegations of citizens
Gilman and Augusta with re-
ference to the permanent ending of
the CONTROVERSY of long standing
pertaining to the establishment of a
permanent terminus for the branch
line which serves that community.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-08-28
Big Fire at Capital City

The soap factory and steric acid
plant Of c.. T. Perry & Co. at Helena,
together with large stocks of fin
ished products and raw materials,
were destroyed by a disastrous fire.
recently. The loss is estimated at
more than 100000, with about SO
e cent of the amount covered by
Insurance, it was stated by David
Perry, factory manager of the COM
pany. The origin of the fire has not
been ascertained.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-08-28
cuticura Soap for the Complexion.

Nothing better than Cuticura Soal
daily and Ointment now and then al
needed to make the complexion clear,
scalp clean and hands soft and white
Add to this the fascinating, fragrant
Cuticura Talcum and you have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Adv.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-08-28
New Grade of Wheat Added in State

NOW OF Wheat Adu60 IN STATE
mo. 1 hard spring" is a grade of
wheat which has been added to the
subclass clark northern spring." ac-
cording to a circular recently issued
by the Montana grain inspection la
boratory at Bozeman. This grade
differs from No. 1 dark northern
spring in these two points: No. 1
hard spring has a minimum of 85 per
cent of dark hard and vitreous kerr
nels, while dark northern spring has
a minimum Of rs per cent. No. /
hard spring has a minimum test
weight of 60 pounds while the test
weight of No. 1 dark northern spring
is SO pounds per bushel. The new
grade became effective on August
10, 1924.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
Ian pono como un gobienO civil haa sdo estabeGdo en-
Puerto RCO esperO vndrd en- p6Ina session del COngre-
50, adeanto del pueblo serd mas rapid" dice Samuel Com
Don Roberto II. Todd anuncia que
en- Ia Asamblea republican, pura
de hoy ataCara fuertemente al
gObernadOr TOwner

En- los cfrculos politicos puros Sc
habla con profusion de concentrates
sobre la Asamblea Republican, Pura
que Sc celebrara hoy en- ell Teatro
Municipal de San Juan.
La importancia de este acto es in
discutible para los puros porque ella
significa, puede decirse, la constitu-
cion legal de esa nueva colectividad,
que Sc form6 de hecho, como recor-
daran nuestros lectores, despues de
la Asamblea de Mayagiiez, en- que
triunfo la polftica del senor Tous
Soto los contrarios a ella tuvieron
que acogerse la tendencia susten-
tada por los sefiores Martinez Ma
dal Todd, fin de poder seguir
defendiendo determinados ideales.
Con ell proposito de saber algo So
bre este acontecimiento politico, un
reporter nuestro pregunto aver al
senor Todd 81 deseaba adelantarnos
algunos detalles sobre ell particular,
puesto que sabiamos que el asunto
(Contin1a en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
Fl barrio nOrtedO de '1a Perla", !,
en- esta Ciudad, COnstituye un Sc
rio probIena de seguridad pd-
bIiCa para nuestras autOridades

Los continues escandalos ocurridos
en- ell apartado barrio norteno LA
Perla", de esta ciudad, traen alarma7
das nuestras autoridades, hasta el
punto que ell fiscal del Distrito, Lcdo.
D. Massari, Sc ha dirigido la Po-
licia, expresandole la necesidad de
dotar esa zona de una vigilancia
mas efcaz, a fin de evitar los nu-
merosos escandalos que ALI ocurren.
La situacion topografica de este
barrio, separado del resto de la ciu-
dad por las viejas murallas espa-
folas ell constante ruido del mar,
hace de ese lugar un sitio verdadera-
mente estrategico para la impunidad
(Contintia en- la pag. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
A Los CoNSUMIDoRES DE Aqua
DEL ACUEDUcTo DE SAN JUAN:
JUNO 20, 1924.

JUNO %, 1894.
De acuerdo con la ordenanza reor-
-ganizande q sistema del -oebro de agna.
mediante Ell uso de contadores aproba-
da Ell II de diciembre de 1923, por -
presente me permito avisar que Ell dla
% del actual mes de JUNO Sc dara CO.
mienzo la installation de cinco MI
(5,0oo) contadores subastada por esta
Administrator con fecha doce del co.
rriente.
Dcho trabajo empezara realizarse
en- ell barrio de santurce por las per-
sonas encargadas de este.
Al mismo tempo que Sc vayan ha-
ciendo estas instalaciones, un zecau-
dador auxiliar del Departamento Mu-
nicipal de Hacienda debidamente auto-
rizado procederA recoger de los inte-
resados Ia solicitud firmada que los
acredite como abonados del Acue luctc,
asi como tambi6n ell importe de Ia
fianza, establecida en- la Seccion Ga.
de la expresada ordenanza, asceuGente
$500 (cinco) dollars, expidiendo al
efecto Ell recibo correspondence.
Llamo la atenci6n hacia 10 que tam
bien dispone dicha Seccion Ga. en- Guam
to a que ell incumplimiento del ante
rior precepto determinara la .stlspen-
sion del suministro de aqua al editicio
o finca cuyo dueho dejare de cumplir
con esta disposition.
Rafael DIEZ DE ANDINO,
Comisionado de Servicio Pnbnco,
Policfa Prisones.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
Fl juiCio del s., Remotti, eeIe-
bradO en- ClaynabO, COnfirm6
nuestrO CriteriO SObre las aCtua-
clones de Ia Detective, pOniendO
de manifesto al mismO tempo
Ia inutiIidad de los IuzgadOs de
Paz en- PlertO Rico

Aver Sc llevo q efecto ante la Cor
te de Paz de Guagnabo, la vista de la
denuncia formulada por miembros de
la Detective contra ell seiior Jose Re-
motif, como resultado de los aconte-
cimientos que hemos venido relacio-
nando en- nuestrsfs ultimas ediciones.
Como saben nuestros lectores, ell Sc
nor Remotti ha sido vfctima de una
encapniZada por parte de
la Detective, sin que en- ninguna de
las distintas veces en- que Sc ha aten-
tado contra su derecho al libre ejer-
cicio de ambular libremente, Sc haya,
podido sorprender el cuerpo del deli
to.
Els ell case que ell seiior Remotti ha
sido detenido vaTias veces, no ha-
biendole encontrado los codiciados IL
cores, sc formula una denuncia con-
ira el por ell delito de portar armas
mientras viajaba en- su
autom6vil en- la carretera entire Baya-
mon Santurce, q seg1n la Detective
en- jurisdiction de la municipalidad de
Guaynabo.
FL sefior Remotti comparecio la
Corte acompanado del Lcdo. Mestre
Y el Lcdo. Ramirez Nadal, el juicio
(Contin1a ersla pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
Aver qIed6 Drtda Ia Association de AgdmtOres de Puerto
Co MAS de Glen deegados en- representation de los dsnOs
pebOs de Ea ayen Ia magma asabea La aOGaG6n, aul
que no es padaEta, tabaad con tOdas ss fezas pOque
los rSes agrWas et6n gpreentadOs antO en- e GObernO
Insuar como en- e Municipal, 81 clio Ia Obigan las GroIS-
tan0S Sc COnVef6fa en- partldO pO1l6CO y
de COmbate en- CuaIquier mOmentO

abrio ell acto con breves palabras, y
Sc procedi6 Embellishments nombrar
un Presidente y Secretario para que
actuaran en- ell referido acto, recayen-
do dichos nombramientos en- los sefio-
res, Mateo Fajardo, acaudalado centra-
lsta de Mayagiiez, y Agustin Fernan-
dez, rico tabacalero de Cayey.
Constituida asi la mesa, hizo uso de
la palabra Don Enrique Landr6n, quien
explic6 los delegados el objeto de La
asamblea, tai cual era, constituir una
Association de Agricultores de Puerto
Rico, con ell fin de velar por los inte-
reses agricolas del pals, en- todos los
momentos y en- todos los sentidos.
Presenta una moci6n ell Lcdo. vi
cente Rodriguez, para que Sc procedie-
"a a nombrar un comite que estudiara
todos los proyectos que habian de- ser
la asamblea, e informara
sobre los que debian ser puestos dis
cusi6n. La moci6n es argumentada en-
pro err contra, interviniendo en- los
debates ol senador zeno, Scoville, Da-
Wis y Aponte.
Puesta a votaci6n Ia moci6n fu6
aprobada, v entonces Ell Presidente de
la asamblea, sefior Fajardo, procedio
a nombra1 los Sres. Zeno, Aponte, Da-
fcOntinda en- u rzeiila ~ s.s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
ANDINO AUTO SUPPLIES
CARRETERA NUEVA
CERRA NO SO

Por vapor Puerto Rico he recibido
un gran surtido de Gomas Tubos de
todos tamanos Y variedad de pleas
para toda marca de AUTOMOBILES.
Precios, no hay que hablar
Carretera Nueva.
Cerra No. SO.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
perS en- Carta dirigida
al senadOr lglesias
In unO de los parrafos Mr.. Com
pers deClara que lgIesias repre-
Senta a los trabajadOres de P.
R. sOlamente como presidente de
Ia Federation Libre de los !,
trabdjadOreS

Con motive de la carta que Ell pre-
sidente de la American Federation OF
Labor, Mr.. Samuel Gompers, dirigie-
IA hace algunos dias a los hderes de
la Alianza, Sres. Barcel6 Y Tous Soto,
el senador Iglesias Ell lider obrero
Rafael Alfonso le escribieron felicitan-
dole por su actitud dandole cuenta
de la impression que su carta habia pro-
ducido entire ell elemento trabajar dc
La isla.
En- contestaci6n estas cartas de
Alfonso Iglesias Ell Sr. Gompers ha
contestado con las siguientes cartas en-
las que Sc hacen algunas manifestation
mes verdaderamente interesantes:
American Federation of Labor.
Washington, D. c., JUNO 1S, 1924.
(Contin1a en- la pagina a.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
Il juez OdIin, en- una Carta que
le ha dirigidO, quiere que eI LCdO.
LaStrd Charriez no Sc divide de
So nOmbre
Manana insertaremOS la COntestaoGn del
Ce-Presidente de Ia Cdmara a Ia Gu
ROSA miSiya del Juez Federal

En- un papel con ell membrete del
"UNION CLUB, como para indicar
que es de caracter personal, ell Juez
Odlin de la Corte Federal ha dirigi-
do al vice-presidente de la Camara
de Representatives., Lcdo. Alfonso
Lastra Charriez una curiosa carta que
pasamos a transcribir la cual ha 81
do enviada por ell Juez Odlin con mo-
two de las manifestations que ell dis
tinguido representante hiciera hace
POGO en- ell Parlamento Insular Y las
cuales publicamos en- estas colum-
mas:
UNION CLUB
SAN JUAN, PTO. RICO.
JUNO 25, 1924
Hon. Alfonso Lastra Charriez,
San Juan.
Estimado seior:-
He leido con mucho interes las ma
nifestaciones que usted hiciera ell %
lie JUNO, para esa fecha, como fue
ron publicadas en- Ell MUNDO, res
pecto al Juez de la Corte Federal en-
(Continua en- la pagina 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
CONSTITUTION DE LA AsAMBLEA

A las diez de Ia mafiana, va estaban
congregados en- Ell salon de actos de la
Biblioteca cerca de Glen delegados, quie
mes asistian en- representation de todos
los pueblos de la isla. Los agricultores
de mas valer y prestigio en- nuestra is
Ia, estaban alli reunidos, respondiendo
la convocatoria que previamente sa-
hera en- la prensa. Mr.. H. Scoville,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
AVISO IMPORTANTE A LOS RADIO FANS
DE PUERTO RICO

La Empresa del Rto P.
CORP
Domingo 9h
p cual ell sgente
programa:
l.-DE dos (naja)
2.--LOS LETREROS (Coupet picaresco)
3.--REVIENS Waltz en- Frances
ILL (Cancion
5.-SALOME (foxtrot de modal
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28

Como informaramos a nuestros lecto-
res en- una de nuestras ediciones an
teriores los agricultores de la isla han
concebido la idea de unirse en- una
association compacta y fuerte para de-
fender los intereses agricolas del pals.
Pues bien, aver Sc celebr6 en- esta ciu-
dad, y en- los salones de Ia Biblioteca
Carnegie, la asamblea constituyente de
dicha asociaci6n, la cual estuvo su-
mamente interesante, dada la impor-
tancia de los asuntos que allf fueron
tratados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-28
81 DEsEA UD-

Un joven de IT aios y de
primer aiio de escuela superior y que
iesea adquirir una colocacion no i'm
portando ell sueldo solamente durante
las vacaciones.
Inf. A. ojeda, Tel. 355. Advt.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

picion by coaS guard officers when loo partially inundated cases ot
 whiskey were found near their beached motor boat on Meadow Island. near Jones' Inlet also known as "Barleycorn Inlet.' Tho liquor and boat were seized.
 C. II, Carpenter. of Frecport, L.. l..
 appeared at the custom house later and announced that he was the own
 CT of the seized boat. the k-9S56. Charles Horseh and John Levine. the mon arrested. were only testing cut the new boat. Carpenter said. when they noticed a large number of boxes being washed ashore. On invest gat- ing their boat grounded. according to Carpenter and the coast guard officers found them q few minutes later.
 Horsel and Levine. however were held for questioning by United States commissioner in Brooklyn 
 Marine police and the coast guard worked together in the seizure of q small motor trawler. the Pinto. loaded with 45G bottles of whisky and gin. off Rockaway Point. Two prisoners described themselves as George Hansen and Clyde Neville. i both fishermen of 'S35 42nd street. Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

Yearly rainfnlls in New York have varied from a9 to 60 inches.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

while at signal practice and other stunts. the Welfare Association At work, boys and girls of the Junior Achievement foundation making toys and, presenting gifts to other children who need them. the tiny tots at the Day Nursery, q review of the GirI Scouts drum corps, and various bas- ketball and other games on the floor of the Boys club.
 These pictures were taken in New Britain and show local children. stills" also were taken of the Tuber- culosis Relief and the Salvation Army.
 At meeting of the board of dircc- tors of the Y. NJ. C. A.. it was voted to endorse the campaign.
 The drive opens officially at noon Monday when the workers will as semble at the Hotel Burritt for the first luncheon. Rev. Dr. George W. (. Hill in the course of this luncheon will present the prizes to the winners in the essay writing content.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
EXPELLED FOR TOYING FLASK
IT., ington Board Reinstates second
 Lad Who Accepted Drink.

The Board of Education in Irving ton, N, J., yesterday expelled d high school pupil Wednesday night. if was learned yesterday. for bringing whis- ky to school and drinking ii there.
 The boy who was expelled is fifteen " ars old. He pulled out his flass at recess on March is. it was said. took a drink and offered it to n circle of admiring cronies, one of whom was not to awe-stricken to accept. Until Wednesday night both hoys were un- der suspension. The one who accepted the proffer was reinstated by the Board of Education.
 Edward D. Haertter. principal of the school, said last night he was sure tho offense would not be repeated in view of. the punishment imposed upon the offender.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
J. M. FINNEGAN BUYS
 LEXINGTON STREET HOME
Mrs. Minnie l.. Sloan Sells Home of Late Father. Captain C. IT.
 BcatoD. for S25.OOo,

James NJ. FiDnegan, the New Brit. ain lireryn1an. has purchased the Beaton estate property on Lexington street from Mrs. Minnie l.. Sloan, daughter Of the late Captain C. H. Beaton. The price was approxi. mately S26.oo0. Mrs. Sloan is a resi- dent of Indian Neck, and the papers were signed there yesterday. The deal was made through T. ". O'Con- nor X Son.
 This property has a frontage of about leo feet and depth of 1so feet. It looks upon Walnut Hill park and Is regarded as orc of the most desirable pieces of property in that section.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
Nysfp-io,is Mail

Columbus. o.,--Howard Rhodes, all. thor and publicist. received a mys- tsrions package from New York con- taining nothing but pair of bulls horns. He things It's practical joke, for in the last few months the mail from New York has brought him, without my explanation whatever. such things as old shoes. funny pie lures and a recipe for cooking carp.
 Manchester. England. ir the center Of thc worlds cotton trade,
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
KLANSMEN ASSIST
 GOVT. DRY AGENTS
Long Island Rum Raid Brings in
 Volunteer Slelths

New York, March a1.--Actiye co
 operation by the ku kluA klan in re, cent efforts to check liquor smuggling
 on Long Island was revealed .ester. day with the arrest Of two men and the seizure Of an automobile loaded Fith 70 cases Of scotch whiskcy pn Mcfrick Road, near Westhamp. on. NO federal dry agents, W. J.. smith anu L. T. Phelps. told how about 50 hiansnen in six automobiles joined n tnfee-miie chase Of the liquor laden machine.
 All credit for this capture was given py ihe agents to .heir :<lan assistants, Who hare given tips, taoy yaid. Nhich resulted in several big seizures within the last few wecks. The party aiding them yesterday wanted the public 10 know" the agents .,aid. 'rhat the klan has declared war on Long Island rum runners"
 k. .. Merrick, divisional chief of prohibition agents. said last night he Had heard that persons representing themselves as klansmcn'' had giyn Een valuable assistance" on Long Island.
 First Active Participation.
 This assistance, however" Mr. Merrick said. heretofore has been in the nature Of information on which my men could act. The Klan has never actually participated in an ar- lest before today, 10 my knowledge. church people interested in law en- forcement on Long Island have been a great help to Us for d long time. <
 The extraordinary success We have had on Long Island lately has been due, in d large measure, To Information these observant church people have given my small force of agents"
 smith and Phelps said the klans- ! men summoned them yesterday after seeing liquor being loaded on an au. tomobile from a motor boat at Vest 1 hampton. When the agents arrived 1 tho motor boat was jus; leaving the | shore, they said. and two men took Tight in the automobile. The chase [ over the .Merricli Road followed. The dry agents prisoners. who said they were Charles Bird and Charles soldwodell. both of Bay shore. nilI be arraigned before United States in Brooklyn yesterday.
 Four kilos Of narcotics and fifty cases or whisky and eognac. valued \ altogether al s60n0, were seized by Ralph Osler. chief of inc federal narcotic agents here. in raid on an apartment at 202 East i83d street. sol Schellis was arrested. charged With possessing liquor and narcotics. Agents Manning, Murphy and Bo. 'hetto assisted Oyler.
 Coast Guard Arrests Two. Two men were arrested on s,,s.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
NEW BRITAIN CHILDREN
 SHOWN IN THE MOVIES
United Community Corporation is Ex. q plaining 10 Public How S50.OOO
 Will be spent

"A s5o,o0o Investment" is the title of the moving picture film exhibited in the local theaters in behalf of the drive for funds for the United Com munity corporation which begins next week.
 The film contains a few stills" and considerable action. There are nov Ing pictures of the Visiting Nurses, showing the arrival of the nurse at the home, pictures of Boy Scouts
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
ARRESTED IN WATERBURY

Waterbury, March at. - Ernest oh'ms. employed by a local restan. rant is under arrest here and is being held for United States immigra ton of. icia's. It is alleged Ohlms came to this country from Germany few weeks ago as assistant cook on an ocean liner. left the ship in New York to take a walk with a companion and did not return. He was found by de- tectires living at q hotel and working In this city and was taken into cus- tody.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
BUSINESS ORDERED STOPPED

New York, March 2.--The National Stock, Cotton and Grain Exchange. lnc.. today was enjoined by Supreme Court Justice Guy from doing further business. The injunction was issued With the consent of the exchange and its president, Joseph C. Cooper. under the state law. known as the Martin act.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
DODGE Is R. R. AGENT

New Haven. March ai.-Announce- ment was made today by the \. r., N. II. and II. railroad of the appoint ment of l.. +, Dodge as general agent of the roads express department succeeding Fremont Whitten, dcceas- cd. Dodge. who has been employed on the road many years will have an office in Boston.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
MAY GO TO HARTFORD

Members Of Asiz Grotto. NJ. Q. V. F. F. R.. of this city have besn invited to attend the annual ceremonial of Syria Grotto in Foot Guard hall. Hart ford. March sa. There will be street parade at o'clock, luncheon at 6 and tho cerem nial will begin at s, follow cd by stunis.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

vites all women who desire informa- Etion about being made voters or about the primaries or election to communi- cate with Mrs. Nearing.
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21
Mrs. Nearing in Charge
 Of WOmen's Headquarters

Mrs. Dudley Nearing has been placed in charge Of headquarters of republican women at 26s Main street. The republican town committee in
New Britain herald., 1924-03-21

Lead is largely used in glazing pot tery and poFcelain.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1924-04-09
DAVIDSON To
ARRIVE HERE
ON THURSDAY.
Candidate for Governor
Will Spend All Of Fri
day in City. Z
SPEAKS FRIDAY NIGHT
Will Have Headquarters at
the St. Anthony and
Confer With Friends.

Lynch Davidson. accompanied by
Mrs. Davidson and their daughter.
will arrive in San Antonio Thursday
nigAt at $40 o'clock over the South
ern Pacific from El .Paso and FRIDAY
night at s o'clock Mr.. Davidson will
speak at the Majestic in behalf of his
candidacy for the Democratic nominal
ton for governor. They will be at the
st. Anthony.
Mr.. Davidson is en- route to the
northern part of the state after a
journey through the west on which he
spoke at more than score of towns.
His last address, before leaving the
west, was at Ell Paso where he spoke
before the Lumberman's Association
of Texas which was in convention
there. He also spoke before the XII
wants club and also delivered a polit-
ical address.
According to information received
by his friends here. Mr.. Davidson was
accorded a remarkable reception at
all the places he spoke. As an in
stance of this they cite a report from
the Sweetwater newspaper to the eff
feet that the crowd at his meeting