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Evening star., 1915-05-23

NJ" nASHlNIION, with ever
wv increasing me-, wealth Of selsn-
H\W tifc material at the service
OF investigators. is the nee
ca of the scientist. and one finds here
women rs well as men who are world
authorities upon the subjects in which
they are especially interested.
In the group of able women who are
deivlng into the mysteries of earth and
sea Miss Mary J. Rathbun takes fore
most place. for she has added as much
as any other man or woman to the uni
versal knowledge of crustacea There
Is no doubt but that the information
which Miss Rathbun has given the
world has added not alone to its know =
edge of marine fauna as a science but
has enlightened it materially as to
one of it's important sources of food
supply.
Miss Rs,hhun. VINO is sister Of Or.
of the Smithsonian Institution. came
10 Washington from Buffalo over thirty
years ago and entered the service of
the government as a clerk in the bu-
reau of fisheries. and her interest in
the crab family began with her ac-
quaintance with the specimens acquired
by the bureau From the fish commits
sion to the National Museum was an
early and easy transition. In this de-
partment. assistant curator OF ma
rine invertebrates, Miss Rathbun has
for a quarter of a century had entire
charge of the higher crustaceans as
well as all the other marine inverte"
brates. and has given her time and at
ten-ion to the upbuilding of the great
collections Of frabs Holsters and
shrimps under her care in the Nation
al Museum, until 1t has become by far
the largest and most complete in the
world. The entire department over
which Miss Rathbun has held sway for
Evening star., 1915-05-23

00 WASHINGTON, with an ever
MANI increasing wealth of scien-
wv tific material at the service
" " Of inNeStlgatorS is the ruec-
Evening star., 1915-05-23

THE SPIDER CRAB.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
RACE PROBLEM HELD MYTH


Washington. Nov l2.---Thar the SEQ
called race problem il more myth
than fact was claimed by Maj John X
Lynch, Paymsster, U 5. A retired, in
an sdiress at the Metroplitsn A. II. +.
Church Tuesday evening, under the su-
spices Oh the Bethel Literary and Histor-
icai Association
Maj. Lynch said that race prejndice !.
a. oid 40 human nature and will AWAY.
continue ~ Iorg ss people inhsbit the
earth. He said that the cordition of IN.
Negro race in this country have improv.
ed greatly during the last fiity years. re
urze'i that all rixht-min led eifzen.
should vote, irre-psrtive of color. "a
man vbo der not care what ) done o,
left undOne 10 not a good citizcn," he
-aid
Following the sddre Of Mai Lvncf
brief talks -ere msde by Judge Rol,eri
u. Terrell ef the M1-icipsI Court, Geo.
G. Smith. Charies G.. sutton. Rev. G.
~. Step'eau. Rev. W X Gullins, :. l.
AcLsurin and Maj Anderson.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
PRESIDENT PR|lLERMAN
VISITS NASHVILLE, Tenn.

President Byrd Prillerman of The We,
Virginia Collegiate institute left home
l'~t Saturday, November 6sh, for Nash-
Vile. Tenn. tn attend the inaugursti n
OF pr Favette Avery Mckenzie as Prs,-
'dent Of Fi-k Univerity. H., was o.
C mpanied by Prof. O. w. smith. mem
bsr Of the Cpllsgists Institute faculty,
ADD graduate of Fix. Both partici
pated IN the inaugural ceremonies and
fnarched i'm the academic procession.
Representative from fifty colored school
N the United States took part in this fea-
tire Of the inauguration.
Mr.. Policeman and Mr.. smith visit d
tue Stare Normal School of which. Pr,f
Wm- j. Hale is prtsidens. and Roger
Wiilssn,'s- University. Both spohp 1f
Roger Williams and Mr. Psillerman de-
livered = brief address, at the State Nor
"al School. They were entertained i,
Nashville by Mr.. Alien Boyd, vhoee
I ther, Or. r III. Boyd, is Secretary Of
tie National Baptist Publishing Bard. :
Mr. Smith returned tn Institute Thur
day night, and Mr.. Prillermsn went on
g Knoxville and visited Knoxville C"l-
-ge, his Alma Mater. He delivered
very interesting address to the stndert
bojy there and spent delightful day
with old scusintances at the school and
10 the city lie was entertained by DR.
II. Vi Green and SIR. II. eheston Ham
i'ton, both Of FRIENDS. On Thursday. he
vas rendered reception at the Mount
Zinn Baptist Church.
On his return home. Mr.. Prillerman
storpsd in Cincinnati and visited the
Cniv,rsity Of Cincinnati lie was cor
daily received here by President Dab
y, under whom he mstriculsted 1T
Knoxville College several years ago On
b arrival at Institute, Mr.. PriIlsrman
was given a surprise party by the Hex
agon Club.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
v. VA. STATE
CIVIC LEAGUE
Ts eegis 0Israti,a S,,s--H,o.
- Ill nstsa and Hss. 7. Ed
tar@ Aiu 10 Make C.Il Fer
+ Der saSss sth and eth.

The General Sacr~tsry ~ the w.
Virgins ) at Clvic L.,zu@. " n. X w.
White has - ~ the cal f"r the ! ia.
~r,sfion n c'ur'y upit- in tho Leaxre
N tn 5tb and 6t' of ID cefnb-r, 1915
The STATE Organizer, Hon y. l.. W..
TN and Asirsat state O-gsairr. Hon.
n Ei~srd Hhl will have fur charg. ol
arrangements tTetber ~ith the Chair
man NJ the Executive G rDmitte~, Hon.
~ +. Psrscn.
The snn"uDeeme1t ~ the time, plsc
sod h nr cf the mreting. ~ill be mad.
ster through tho columns 81 The Me-
Dovsil Tines and The West Virgins
TnDune.
Hsnd hills with definite informstion
VII b cireulst~d sometime- next week
Watch f,r ths pubiished informstion.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
CLUB ENTERTAINED
At TAzEWElL, VA.

B'u7fieid. W. Va, Nov. Son Sun.
day, Nov. 7th. the ''Seven and One
club Of B'ue6eId boarded train No. s fou
Tazewtli. Va. 20 parsake 81 tieir ann.al
dinner with their kinsmsn, Mr.. and
Ms Allen Chspmsn. They arrived n
10 a. mr. and at 1880 wers ushered into
the spscious dining room 20 table that
~ss literally grooming with all sorts OF
good things. in season and out OF season.
R"sst duck and dressing with cream Rra
W, fried spring chicken, country ham
and egys, cresmed potatoes. corn salad
reet salad, tea and black ccff-e, preserves
II ali kird~, v-nilla and caramel ie-
ream- Dinner was over at = O'Clock n
m and The ladies' hoar,ied q one-horse
wagon and we { up &, see the sights of
raze~e'i, after wn'ch they rrturned for
lunch bef re train time. On leaving the
asiiss OF the club voted Mr. and Mrs
Chapman . most eeneal and hospitable
host and requested Mr.. A. +. Goodwyn
20 write the event and forward to The
Mcdowell Times for publication.
tSivDed Mp JnlIa Simpson, Lettie
'i""dwyn. Matt Tompkins, Mary Viii
''sms, Edmonia Adams, Saliie Holt, Hat
&c s'nkford, ..essie Moving. Mr.. A l..
GOODWIN, chsperone.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
PEOPLE MAKING
GREAT RECORD

Excsasios Primitive Baptist ehurcl
,shed % h arve rally si72 for the n~wl,
hnils church. uhich y ths suly chu-ef
@rcePd on tbs coal operatioa. This
church was ERECTED undsv q e leadervhir
1T Elder King who has only bren on
'he aoperrtion about one year. lie y 4,
ssadent of Brsmwell. . strory pror ert
"wpes. IN indussriou. w.. .rkrr and /,
christian sentIemss. lie hs. rpc~ntl,
ass4s purchase Of fine lot near Yukns ,
en shich he sxp~ets to build . rrsiieDs
hopee In . short time. Rev Thoma.
wod9y. pastor nf thu Missionary Bspsis
Vol, and Rsv. Randolph of Bramwel.
an ~ ssetinG On veil toess her.
The article publish~d-in this pap o.
Ocp'b~r 2Ab under the caption a.
"Chnrch Rally ut ExceIs,or' made 81
error In stating the amount cont ibnt...i
~ Hon. J. A HuddIeston. Instead oi
TN dollsn, - wss published, he xsv.
eity dollars. tbs total amount be M
VIZ. The people gave Q dinner whirh
wss we'll worth fifty dollars 10 itself. Tia.
srod peop'e are all proui Of the great
work b~ing done nder the above nance,
3 spe' ms-pel messenger. who preached
- Nosthf'<k Saturday of last w-~k for
Ddsy 3 N Mnse and af Bramwell IN
- Msthodi<t church Saturday night for
Rev. X l.. Hill.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
FREEDOM Of
THE WORLD
Dark Races Carried lnto
Civilization Recon
ing Day Will Come
Rt-mJJSTMENT WHEN THE
WAR ENDS AND PEACE COMES
We cas Hardy r. pc Fer q rins
When The Strong viii Not
Cppress The Weak.

The sovereignty ~ the strong arm thu
'"vernmrnt of might II which Gr>as
Britain is the greste-t exponens y d
|troyins .tself In the Eurcpsan was sni
tn end bsds fair 10 bring - Iesss . brssA-
ns sp~ii of frrvriom and Q tasss Of nm.
f'tt-r~d naiinna' i-m to tho-.. people. Who
the pint of the sword, have beun
''rc-d 10 y'~Id fr.'ty O. f.--,gu masser,.
sh Just IT, ! thur s--urIption of author-
" over alien PEI. l- on the broad and
- h'P~rificsi Rron"d of spreading civil
x'ti"n. Nothing could he more un-
stural than -nf"rrei snver~iynty and
"'thing could hear within itself RrsaeR
'aparity for ths rap,us 80 ~atious and
'he "ppr~~-lon oi the weak. The oolnnts
<s'i n System as far as regards ponpls
'n~illirgy drawn within its wids smr
pracs. n simply -'sve-drivine o. Q -
~aie. The Rr--d of na'io,s 6nds q al
-nv~lopins CLOAK In the religion ed ths
culture offered in exchange for the In
"mparable ] y. of in edom
The disr"vsry of c,n-rirsciss In Exyps
aud India TO throw III tie British yoke
- only . tame h<gfnn,ng Of . ereas ~
b~ilion sgaipss usurpstion BY one nas3oa
q - soveresGnsy Of anoshss nssiso -
sisussaon y sos without . srin soss q
hnmor. In thss the worlds Iesdins -
lions. which are allen the worlds IsaAfnR
pprr~s"rs, sre prrrarin the inrtrumen0
4 their own unioinR y training the CO.
"nial trosps from Africa AMI Ala in shs
hne art ~ mrsiern warfare Tie civili-
xssion that Great Britain, France srd
Italy have carried u the dark rac<s of
Africa and Asia 10 the civiiisation Of In
sword and The loyalty that b. been sais-
ls~d 10 naoGhs bus Ter ~ the swoed.
When the gar ends and Eurups cen no
nser inspire fear and tirnidity of oehsr
'imer will b- replaced by the conf ience
hat comes with the con ~-iousnesso OF ones
'wn strength and the perception OF IN
smy's weakn~--
M many prophsris~ have prov.d falss
sn~nt the wsr in Europe that the hithsr-
p" lsr<s crop II maya ~ ~ p.rspns <h,
'ss - VIZ ~ ~ WI all lc8rol
n' rssits fes 10y, DIR TIA, war bs-
,sn. htvs d'ctrt.i fr,n ,ib,ic view. AID
are, N, i'up.. ms X th,ir w,uiih
sa1ities an Z ,p'ny s..luap1. rlsD.n.
cratic ps-ty, shcb hs. sIwsys hithsrso
mit-i &c, wWIik, p,rss,ns t. a.ssu,ss
ipon o~spns II Ari:u i's:.i-, ne sox
int-r tbs ori1s of Pr salient Wils,o
''onaed var paint sad y piIins its odsr-
lugs hixn 20 the war x,rs tsmols'' In
spsss of shs b-ysa b>it,I,. Iais-i, shs
very sis v s1rshsrx'i VII tn, prom;s
~ impeding great thing.
Nov, thsre 10 c,ni -sion, a1d lsssr.
thers nsy ~ ':1sps. br "a. u is oil will
rpbsb'y c,n an era of World fre,lom
IN re e''iIrIng 'hsi say shst he s,,s
orf,re. W. CA hs-dly h ,ps Tor time
shsn the str 'nx will ns cpprsss he
~eAk; Ne can s;s-cely expect % sxses
equs'ity VI nssioos; but 40 meg rsasoas-
oly look for~s'd ~ ths rsiuctioo 70 q
minimum of msn's ipju.tics so~srd man
during tns tim IA w ~ill bs r-q tired Sor
. grand - q iips:n ut 81 N the Gar eods
and peace m--
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
Cal Morris Life Saved
BY Dr.. H. D. Hatfield

W. O Morris. one Of the mo~s .uc.
cr-sful and r~specsed busIne~s men il
P"cahontss, Va. realizing thst all oti,-,
help resortsd 10 had fail. 4 and that d.
must die unless sore extraordinary pow.
- U snrwsry cnuld be srcursd. learned
81 the Prr~encs OF DIR n. ID Hatn-ld .,
toe welch hospita', qni k'y b~sook him
sell thereto and threw himsrlf under the
xpert and surgical skin 81 the knife IL,
fhs hands Of DE-. Hsrfi.id Cal Morri.
- INV 'y"sy thanking the Lord tina,
such . man - Dr. listfrld ever live.
and that he now lives where other~is
he might nave been dead had il not bee
f'r this expert surx~n.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
THE WHOLE FAMILY
A)R.OR. HATFIELD

NJ. and Mn. Henry w~lch OF Or ser
on thesr return from welch where the,
esd oeen % - Mr. W. O. Mosfi. whs
= IN ths nospisal. ssopped By The prin,
ioa once and manifested their friend
snip - AMI for The McDowelI Tim~s n,
oendipR 10 us . portion of that whi.l
mares oil m~n hsppy. We thank th~~.
our fn"d fr'ends. MIR. welch ssid: ''T-l
evesyhody. IL you care to. that Henry
w~'eh. ny ~i'e and all my people sr
sor Governor Hatfield for u. a. senate i,
ne vans 10 20. and Ne are wish his nd
ministrstive polici~s. We feel that al
the N~sr<s ought tn feel pr MI of a..
r Q 'enit'"n rsreivr~i at his hands. An
sorry my vile can't vote "
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
''e0BERNAT0-
RIAL RACE
The Republican Party
:. Greatly StreDg-
Aened
By TIRE ENTRY Of JUDGE
Hi MBIMS0n m the FIGHT
M = asi. Ring d. c. o. P.
va Surely Wiz; Without i
>. We Nay Lsse.

Wben {nde- Robinson resien~d fros
she sapreAs Court OF Appeals N beoom,
csndsdsS for the sovsrnorship. b
eiaTiosd.s sssy gloomy situation. Admi
Fsbls No. though Mr.. Lilly and Audi
cor DArSt 6sy he. there 10 no doubt ths,
The eenesof indifference to their candi.
dacs srose From the feeIi that the Re.
publican p4rsy would have . lard fighl
20 pail sith6s one shr"ugh % the general
eecsfodgShDs the Democrats non,insts
. stro1s Ohdsdsss. which they will un-
|doubtedly -. Thousands Of Repub,ican1
vim wood have been no m"rr th-p luke-
EARN suppestsn Of either psrst or Lilly
10th h - primary and as The cneral
eleoeoo:4sp nov wroughs up 70 high
'ptRhfcf - oAusissm over the candidAcy
of Judhe Wabinsoa. Is b not that thsis
hspobscansdo nss bold In high estesm
- breeey ATTORNEY General and the
eesve1nGd Rnrious Auditor. but ttey
hosd pARy soccess - more To- b prissd
al<sooshs a1ser than the mere grssiA-
css<on Of pscspnai prsfersncss In the 80
lsvdon Of de Rspablican NOMINEES for
xo~osnor. '--. ts t...--
,. with Jsdss Robinssa - the gubsrna-
lsra cssdsdaa. .aE The Republicsn.earty;
ssrils end turmoil vid1h - RSSdblican
ranks wiIl disappear. 49, vhsasj~r "a
lPssec N ?esd 20 and veRf ~ viii b.
dgsctsd aesipst tbs peq4fTE psssy.
There Wifi b % sulE;hs q 6rxos:ed
ehieis in their tents whh . man whc hss
NOT been ''clansman" - the Republi
cee choice 70 succeed Gov. Hat6esd
record q dodge Rrbipsos
- n bdehtlp fsdslisg law
zkn1H tbe day b retired from the So
49, O urt Of App-sls OF this sezss
1rass it.u6pstataAly clear that he is
IN ardent shvocses Of square deal''
for every man, and the lsborinf popula-
zion would 6nd in him friend equally
~, ,sfsuncb and fear 60 - the present
e1eeytive bead Of our great. little noun
tain state.
>Nish'Joies Bsbisson, the Republican
70 tOnmfinned 90 Pes. Fonr'
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
Program

Browns Greek District Teacher Init
tufe vii meet In Kimbsll saturday, Nov.
u. Folio~ins 10 program:
Paper How may civil pride he eff Ct
lively taught in public school -Mrs.
W. ID Johrs,n.
Paper = D~vics and method. os seschirs
primary resiips- -Niss wh,mb~.
xots: Cas-xs. =. ~. CsssSssd.
AddssD -Ooi. ,. }. ewops.
A6oB1D-Ds. = q. uasyinsn.
go - -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
ENGLAND'S HAT
IS IN THE RING

Charleston, W Va, Nov g. stsse
senator E. T. England. President Of the
state senate, wiII be candidate for the
Repnb'icsn nomination for Attorney
General Ens'and made the announce
mens today J. letters so Ksns~ha county
polisicisps. in which hs Stated he vosld
enter tbe pvinsriss - essdidsss sor
Aosmsv-0s.Bsl - sussp.a = 4 L..
|vAum - numr,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
ARMSTRONG
|SDEFEATEO
Sterer College Shuts
Out the Cspi'ol High
School Eleven

"ntnkS'n, ". O.s NOV. L.
ArnstroUe loss to St,rer O ilees q
vieilsns Park yesterday sftsrnoon by q
scors OF = too. Up sesinss . stropser.
heavier tram. T~ch hsd but little cbsnc~
G. do b~ttrr than negusiase . seor~lss-
ss biss again wss The sssr. svAoush
N Ho~eli. ~h' bad followed sll p'svs
ciusriy, fell mn the oval sispr Q tumble
Tor the srore. J. Howell and Sink werr
not'ossbas in fe.tusr play.
Wslkss. On Armstrong. did the bess
Offensive P'aving and Kicked excssdinr
~ wh. s'arksr contributed . srnsasion
q run 10 The Last quarter. spriess and
Ho'combs als" were good. The game
vss clean and. rsspiss The rain, ~ei
played Lineup:
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19

1oocfuown-M- Howell. Referee
Ar. w. II J. Becker. Umpi~-Mr
A. Wheeler. Linssman---Ms. T., Il
Hsadenson. Time OF quartrs---Is min
-tues
The vork Of putting . eoncrsss fi,o,
N The dYe eoor Of The Anshosy Undue
trial Bgjsd9f. The wood uorkins ma
ehiqeFI "a second door ~iIl b placed
hsre u H6kGY9pD ios she ~. iod,vid
uai osnehes--a6 In numbtr---jss reoeiv-
ed ..s - ...
A fsv dsvs - shs fssses 81 bois..
In Lineoln Hse was ds-troysa Aroaeh
soms sssss1ghg o. n~eisrs. a ~ ose
h,s bssa ordsred and u on shs vsy.
|. Ths re-. psinn room of Myrtle Hall /
b~in9 rGss-d and furnished visA t>su
sfsi new dvaRDrts. cur ains. 60 .ehroue,
ths isessess of Q frisnd-
Mn. sde u sill ~es~siasins Sor .
e~Ds vish Wet virginis OelIss sts Insei-
suss. With ths hope Of sbus ssessins elrar.
ly de championship of ths sessa Th>
bcys have o6eu for mors esms than
they ean sch~dule. Thy expecs =, 70
Richmond. Va 20 play Th.sk,sisibe
Dsy seainse the Va u ION Univer.isy.-
Deacon John Hamilton. rm.nh<rsd
by scores OF storer studrnts fns HE hind
ly ways and pleasant smiles passsd away
the 9Th. A familiar figure has dropped
b. the wsyside. 81.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
STATE:TEACHtRS.'
ASSOCIATION
viii Meet at Harper.
Ferry on Thanks
giving Day

The time - nearing. for the annual
meeting Of the ''stase Tescher's Ascot
alton" This meeting will b What the
p-rs"nsl contribution Of esch TEACHER
makes IL Th~ .ss."cissioq stands fd
'he ve-y .bisssss deve'opHsns- slnng ~
linse, but TO mase the ..Sssedipe for"
rel and ssneible. .i:i. -nSesI9esy tcE, =
contribution. Of The bed he.Et and posE:
efbook from escb teseher. .Then let N
make . s.criice 70 attend tI.r ussstine At
Hsrper's Fsrry> We oFr jeso sb~Ssso-
citation - q me- run OF profes<ioual ID
vancement and pesonsl efficiency. n
you car not 90 then, setto.is. that yrur
snnual Z che cent 10 Mis Etta Hsil.
Montgomery, w Va, which will help
IN ees out . minute and do some other
things that ~stSnd - ar iu5ex OF q -peo-
sressive organization, which an inpovsr-
i-hed pecunisry condition of the pes) has
prevented Tbisis tina lea~t you can do
and the least which can -be, ssksd.. Wpl
you do it, We believe yor will .
No pains Rave been. spared .tD make
s''7 f''2s-ofC tnS< <stuke ets'th cx[xyycN
point The pr sRSansi,ss sb<~n ssrtfra1f-
ed thst ~ome time xfI b he'd fnr rlei
nre and sight seeing. for We believe that,
"A'i work md no p;stS, maize jsck u
hull Soy," 10 in- = MEASURE true pf she
teacher
Tbose going over the O. 4 o. vM. .taks|
train No leaving .Cher.esson "a S:3S
A. M. Wednesday, Nov. "a. and thnss
going over the n 2w. .tilfAsyi, R6se-
field at s:i5 "Wednesday As&c1 q !
The teachers from the t0S set<l6hS me- = -,
ing 1t Baiic City: fsossswbeze p,scs Ssl ]
viii 60 ~ party lhi's 1tscfGi .cocch lsol
Harper's Ferry. "'fSss:
Arrangements have been rnade To- in.
specs the public -achep|s, ,of Ye5hi1etoa I
wondsy, Hox<4 = vkf there
sS 10 h sppS, da9Pt = p,s-A.rsf
y si@s ih:4 80 j Ne ts.ivirs
holiday. Ho1es<r. We hos y sAoS,
:ss :';s S s: s. ,ss.1 : g 8 s::i !. ::
main g. ai. s:;ll y sre.s
'e'': 80
- sFok &w q
. fXIU
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1915-11-19
Looking For a HeIpmate

Mr Tn 'ne Vic<e son 81 Pxnthsr.
hscneior, but wel-to-do, indusszsous
and psinstskine citixsn. g man Who sos
only m KS money but VII, hss savsd
and 10 sill saving m ,o~y. m sds . bod
nee and s@isl trip thr ,uzh the upusr
sect'on 81 the al I'D last week. He
ssys ne 10 l~oking for .ons rod woman
~ho wants b b. r,lie~~i of the care a
where her bread. meat and closhine 60
coming f-om and thst Ia, 10 the man %
- relieve her - -nrh cr-. He vsses
. woman vh, knows 5o~ IN cook, irou.
Iced bic chicke1s AMI hoes, milk -
oovs. path hs pant. darn hs soshs.
ssv bussons on his .h q end 10 . esuuul
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Italian Demand and Austrian Offer

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ADVANCE IN RANK DENIED
COL. R. D. SIMMS, RETIRED
Secretary Of War Accepts Opinion of
Judge Advocate General in Case
Of Former D. c. Officer.

Accepting an opinion from the Judge
advocate general of the army. the Sec
retary Of War has denied a recommen-
dation by the commanding general Of
the District of Columbia militia that
Col Richard d. Simms be advanced to
the grade of brigadier general on the
retired list.
Col. Simms formerly was in command
Of the I'd Infantry. d. c. N. c., and was
retired as a colonel on his own appli-
cation in September. 1910. The recon-
retired list was based on the provi-
sions OF the statute governing retire.
ments in the District organization.
which authorizes retirement with ad-
vanced rank in cases of meritorious
service. such meritorious service. 1t was
pointed out, being tho volunteering by
Col. Simms for and participating in the
Spanfsh-Amertcan war in 1898. as a
member of the 1st District of Columbia
Infantry. United States Volunteers.
Harries without the knowledge Of Col.
Simms.
The judge advocate general held that
the privilege of retiring with increased
rank applied to the original retirement
and does not authorize such increase in
rank after retirement.
1t is understood that the attention of
the adjutant general Of the army will
be called to a precedent, favorable ac-
recommendation in the case of another
officer and a new commission with in
creased rank issued to him after he
had retired.