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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-05

REGENT
All This Week - George Loane Tuck
ers Paramount-Artcraf produce
tion, The Miracle Man" from the
play by George NJ Cohan and the
Mack Sennett Comedy, Back to the
Kitchen" featuring Louise Fazen-
da.
Next Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day - Billie Burke in The Mis-
leading Widow"
Great crowds are, attending the
Regent Theater daily to see the pic
ture which has been
At the Regent called "the best film
ever made" 1t is the
Paramount-Artcraft picture. "The
Miracle Man" This remarkable pho
toplay is making as great name for
itself in this city as it has done else
where.
The Regent has been occupied to
capacity throughout the day and
there are large crowds every even
ing. Where it is possible it is ad-
visable for those contemplating see
ing this production to arrange to at
tend either the morning or early aft
ernoon performances. The first per-
formance is at 10 o'clock in the
morning and the feature is shown
every two hours thereafter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-05

fo- o-day--Positively last showings Of
Whom the Gods Would Destroy"
Tomorrow, Friday and Saturday -
Anita Stewart. Harrisburg's popu-
lar favorite, in Her Kingdom of
Dreams"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
HARVARD SQUAD TO
GET TRIP TO COAST

Cambridge. Mass. Dec. l:.-The
Harvard University football team will
play the University of Oregon eleven
at Pasadena, Cal. New Years day
The committee on athletics at Han
ward voted to recall its refusal OF an
invitation from the Carnival Of Roses
commit ee at Pa sadena. in view Of
he improved coal >ituatiCn
According 10 word from California,
Oregon has been selected by the Tou"-
nament Of Roses Association to meet
Harvard at Pa sadena in the annual
east vs.. west football game. Oregon
had previously advised the committee
that would accept il chosen.
The decision Of the Harvard au-
tho,ites was announced after meet
inc in a telegram sent TO W. h. Leisn-
man. president OF The Carnival +
Roses committee The message, sign
ed by Dean l.eBaron Il. Briggs. said
In view OF changed conditions, can.
collation. revoked. Team will come
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
WHO is NEXT TO
MEET lIMMY WILDE?

The great Que stiOI now .ai ed -
he mind G. Hgnt Udnr around the
country j. who j, the next pug o.
meet jimmy Wiie, nyWei ht champ
oi England tans are getting excite !
and wanI e So" II Jimmy cam reJ'l
mix tlem up a hit In his a., battle
in this cCantry hr was easily defeated
by JarR Sharhey. Jack worried N;lae
n biz by his rouk lighting. Wilde na+
made his Headquarters al the Cream
city Athletic Gluh az Milwaukee, It's
says hn like. the city and plans 10
remain there, lie is training hard
every lay
Fight promo ers of Milwaukee have
pCt their eyes on Frankie Mason "
Fort Name ind Mason j. step
ping Kid and sure has a wicked par
0f mittS. He haa the name OF heius
as good fighter as there is in his
c.isS Probably he will next be pitled
against Wilde II he is Jimmy had
letter keep mis- eye open for that freak
fighting, as MasCn is d. hahitual usec
gi and know, jHsl when and where
to sliu il in
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
SEARCH FOR MISSING
CARTHAGE, ILL.,. YAMK

Carthage M, Dec l3-The navy
department. the Red Cross. the dc
IettiVe bureaus Il Washington Phil
ade.ghia. Chicago and other larg
cities have been asked to search Tor
George Mcfarland Hearne, son Of
george r. Hearne OF Carthage. who
Disappeared from the League Island
Hospital al PHILADELPHIA July l"-
Young Hearne enlisted in the marine
hospital corrs on May Is, 1914. nt
Peoria, and had served at the Great
Lake Training Station, Chicago Fror,
there he was transferred to Paris
lsland, South Carolina and later o
Philadelphia where he was serving
When he disappeared on the eve OF his
discharge from the service,
Young Hearre was a SomnamhulS'.
,-eyeral years ago he arose from his
bed one night, mounted a bicycle ani
rode into The country, striking an oD-
struction and being found in a dazed
condition. unable To explain how he
came to he there
a telegram was received by til"
father on Aug. 10 from New Mexico
stating George WAS on his way east
and wcutd pass through Kansas City.
The father went there and for a week
went through every rain, but failed r.
find his son
Hearue is . grandson of the late
Campbell ). Hearne Of quincy, Tor g
number Of years a member OF the
state beard Of equalization and ii state
senator He is - years Of age, ; feet
81 inches tall faxen hair and blue
gray eyes.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
PLAYING BEST GAME OF GOLF
Golfer May Reach His Prime at Age Of
Fifty, Says Taylor-WIIin9
to Back Opinion.

Comes now Il pertinent and positive
deposition on the much muled ques.
ton as 10 the point at which account
lutii = years begin 10 detract from the
ability TO play golf says New York
san. And The dcponent is none other
than J. III. Taylor, five times winner
Of The British open championship. Tay-
lOr. James Brad and Harry Nardon
failed to qualify in prominent tourna'
ment. Subsequent comment init
mated boldly that the three great play
crs have gone back and henceforlh
must begin to be rated as back mum
bers. Taylor takes positive exceptions
to any such theories.
According to a cable dispatch, he Is
quoted MS declaring that il man is not
TOO old to play his best game of golf at
fifty years of age Moreover. he is so
strong in his belief that he says he is
willing to wager any reasonable
amount lhat. Braid and Vardon Will
come back strong in the future.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Upton RETURNS TO
HOME IN ENGLAND

Thomas l.ipton, veteran sea dog, 5
back in England al er his visit to
America and told his fellow British
ers that he wouldn't exchange the
shamrock the Fifth. his boat, for any
American beat. He states he is going
&c win the cup in The big race to he
pulled on soon Here Is what he has
10 say;
Il expect final details of he Amer
lea cup contest to ne settled in IA
few weeks, and then will go right
ahead preparing Tor the race. My
challenge hasn't been accepted yet.
owing to the fact that the members
of the New York laCh Club commit
tee are somewhat scattered noW, but
| expect acceptance soon.
Tie Shamrock is in fine trim. de-
spite the five years OF internment, and
Sir Thomas is more certain OF victory
than ever.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
ST. LOUIS WOMEN PLAN
FIGHT ON n. c. OF 1.

'bh Nnt NsHbt. tIA iIFES'D
- LOUIS. Mo. Dee. l3.~-One hun
dred and fifty representatives OF ST.
loni wop,en's organil atoms who met
'er9 t""pCtly to devise ways in when
luey couid combat he mounting cost
OF living. compiled a LIST o. cue stiOns
which have been forwarded 70 the
resident, the eovernor Of Nj sonlI
onEfrSd, the department ct justice
tJ the Amc sicln Federation OF
DIOR.
Among the Questions are .-#..
Why are y ices iiSed By fair price
r2aaiEMi, rs sometimes higher than
,ao'" heinT charged in stores?
Why j. coffee ~ 20 81 cents
'tond and AJine higher?
why * sliced ham % cents
pound?
way has 'en!erloin ot beef ad.
yaaced 20 greatly ''r'
y AF are landlord bc ine permitted
ia rSe the orrtai process, CT eviction
h'n IN - aee no aces lo, III
"Nicted persons 10 reside 70 '~ "'
Lt', the VIII iesal@r sell at a high,
,r price 10 permit the retailer 20 sell
II Z higher price?
Nv ny does not lho American Fed.
GRAFTON 81 Labor pay as much atten.
ZION To reducing Prices as ii does to
!ncrca in& wages"
AlidaNHS, peci,yinp names and
pldeeso tending 10 prove thar cOndi
}tanS exist a. indicated in the uues
IONS. "el" incloa2d in tae letters
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
KILBANE TO PRESENT
TITLE TO JOE LYNCH
Featherweight Champion Intends
to Retire From Ring.
Championship, However, Must Be Con.
tended for Before Any Fighter
Will Be Recognized
by Fight Fans.

The LATEST information concerning
Johnny kilhane. fpatheTWeight cham
pion Of America. is Ia The effect that
ne intends to retire NJ Christmas time
and make Il present Of the title To Joe
Lynch. Ii would be nice Christmas
gift, for Lynch bul unfortunately for
kilhane he will no more be permitted
10 he Il pucilsl kriSS Kringle than half
dozen other champions who have at
tempted 10 put chdmpionship belts in
the stockings of personal friends.
If kilhane ever does retire and there
is strong doubt on that point, the title
will be open to competition. and the
featherweight who defeats a majority
of the coutenders Viii Ire recognized IA
the champion.
All previous efYans of champions 10
give their titles have utterly failed.
and the champion after announcing
MS retirement has no more To do with
the disposition IT the title than has a
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
RINGS JINX STICKS 70 HIN
Cincinnati Twirler Thought tie Rad
Shaken II, bat It Came eack
in ZIG Series.

Jimmy Ring was the hard luck
pitcher of the Cincinnati Reds all la>t
season. The team just could not muke
runs for him. juAmy thought he had
shaken the iinX ii Chicago OF October
I when he won worlds series game
from rhe White SoX, 10 ..
But Jimmy's hard luck was only on IA
temporary vacation that cay II came
back home on October : when Pat
Moran called aim in To relieve Walter
Ruether in the sixth inning with Hap
Felsch on second, none out ard Inc
score to In Cincinnati's taNeH
Jimmy started off li&e he had pitched
at Chicago. Gandn Doruea ont RiS-
berg grounded out ara then Srhalh
singled and the score was tied. il was
Rings game win or lose.
He lost .aad mainly because the
Reds who had made four runs for the
wobbly Runth,r, iapSed INTO their Ma
tionai League habit OF forgetting how
TO score when Jimmy took the hill.
Moran's men scored less runs for
Ring in the National League season
than for any other pitcher on tie team
who worked A. much as ne.
After he Went INTO the box in the
sixth game. IS Rods Weuf to- har
against Dick Kerr. Five of them Hit
safely and one walked. But ala even
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Thought He Was PRIVILEGED.

San ana his dog HWY were romp.
In9 back L..d forth on the nnrch, Sam
Sh"oji'g ana Hyp" barking, Ii was
~am's first time on: of his room after
Il severe spell OF illness, he having a
narrow escape from 'ioaih When his
mother corrected him FOR being so
noisy, he said, Mother, Thought YOU
WAS $" glad ! got we'll ana didn't die
that You wouldn't care how much
noise | made until got used to play.
ing Ggain:' :
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
LEWIS HELPS ZBYSKO
TO REACH AMERICA

Through the personal efforts OF
James Hamilton Lewis. former lnite.
States senator from Illinois, f-tania
laus Zby sko, claimant OF the worlds
heavyweight Wrest ine champions hib.
has obtained passports 10 visit Amer
lea. Colonel Lewis became interested
in 2bysko's tour because Of the Polish
GIANTS desire to raise money for the
Polish RELIEF fund He Will appear in
several matches in the intercs, Of this
fund, donating his entire share to The
cause. Zbysko. it was announced. win
probably arrive in New YOrk Ian -
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

empower. but not direct. the presi.
to September 30, 1872 when the beet
and cane crop IL his country came
in.
The lIgar situation was discussed
also in tie House. representative
TieadWay. Republican, MassachuBetts,
rresente IA resolution OF the Massa
cnu,etts legislature urging Congress
to place an embargo on sugar exports
but Chairman fordney OF the House
ways and means committee Said an
embargo would violate an agreement
made by the sugar equalization board
With Great Britain and France,
No Domestic Sugar Exported.
mo sugar grown IN this country Is
exported" Mr. Fordney said, explain
ing that Cuban sugar was re.exporled
after being refined here,
Urging action by Congress directing
the sugar board to buy Cuban sugar
now, Mr. FoMaey predicted that with.
on, such legislation and government
price control the price of sugar VIII
20 to % 10 30 cents pound.
The House judiciary committee rec.
ommended adoption of a resolution BY
Representative Tinkham, Republican,
Massachusetts asking Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer "a" authority OF the ne.
nartmenl OF Justice In fixing the price
OF Louisiana cane sugar ut II and ~
cents u poMlM Mr. Tinkham said he
would call mp the measure III the
House tomorrow.
dent to continue the board until De,
cemher ~. 1920. II found necessary
Tor the public good and to obtain fair
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
AMERICAS CUP STICKS HERE
Cup Put Up by Queen Victoria in 1851
Was Lifted by Schooner-Yacht
America.

Il Wns the Schooner yacht America
which lifted the cup put up by Queen
Victoria in 1851, which defeated the
Aurora In race from Cowes around
the Isle of Wight. The trophy has re-
manned here since. Sir Thomas Lip
ton has made three unsuccessful at
tempts to regain the trophy, and will
try once more next year. Many other
English yachtsmen have also tried to
win back the trophy.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

one Of them score? They did not. Even
the great Roush hit into Il double play
with men on first aud second and one
out in rle seventh.
Ring himself had d middlinz sort Of
a chance to break up the game when
Moran allowed him to hlt FOR himself
after Neale and iiariden mad singled
with two OUT In the eighth. But Jimmy
Is not a hitting pitcher.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Blame Nightmare on Demon.

In some portions of the continent of
Europe nightmare is believed to he Il
spectral creature tina, comes and takes
sleeper half smotherlng him and not
pernttting him 20 ne ;. As those
who have suffered ,herelrom say they
cannot 50 much as bend The little finger
during those moments of anguish. Il
is NOT surprising that the supers!itions
explsint 4 the condition as a malicious
demon crushing his victim.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
SENATE DECISION
PUTS SUGAR UNDER
U.S.cONTROL FOR 20
PASSES BILL TO EXTEND SUPER.
VISION FOR ANOTHER YEAR.
MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE FOR
RATIFICATION.

Washington, Dec. @ The Mc\dry
bill, unuer which government control
OF ngar would be continued another
and sent TO the House.
Tnere was no record vote ana Sen.
ators Ransdei ana Gay OF Louisiana.
who led the opposition, made no fur
Their ottempt.io prevent q vote. SEN
ator Gay made brief address in op
poaition ending the fight of several
days against the measure.
wf Purchase anu sale BY the United
States Sugar Equalization Board. both
Of foreign and domestic grown sugar,
Is authorized by the BIZ, which would
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
NIGHT NEWS SUMMARY

Washington Reg ional directors oi
railroads were given authority by hi
rector General Hines 10 remove re-
auctions on the use Of light heat
and power a. soon as the fuel situa-
ton warrants.
Madrid Manuel Aliende Salasalar
has forced a oaninel - succeed the
mtnisti, eG Premier roca resigned
Fl 0url hau An asreeAe't
uuder which striking cUal mlnti o.
Naasas wi. letarn "a Eorb ,ame
diateiN WAS coached h., stcje Cllicl1 ,
and President liowat Of the miners
Eagle Pas Villa forces who can.
tired MuAQuiz Coahuila, Tao DAY
We're driven Oui of the town Z ita
ana have he'd INTO the mountains, ac.
,cf1lu9 &. Mexican Consul SeBQin
here
Philadelphia. f. Ralph Greenlc9l
Wilmington Del. wen the POCKET BIZ.
liard championship OF The tinted
states ny winning his eishth rtlisht
game
Cincinnati The ohio River pJc",
AVA arira bIrutd ~ the puzzle Landing.
luadca Seven hciti h p.;talion
uatc ,c'n ordered 20 make prc4ar
tioHa To proceed to Sile-iu SGNle.Wig.
To. aia Bohemia ANA jag, olayia r..
January
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Xmas Dauuhters' Bazaar.

The bazaar which the king's Daugh-
tens are giving today in the lal.mer
and ilohensnel store on Main street,
il being we'll pdtronized and the young
ladies are confiden that it will prove
a great success Among the articles
Of erred for sale are many articles
suitable for Christmas gifts.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

hitching post. .Ieffries tried to name
Marvin Hart as his successor. Jim Cor
tett tried to hand his title to Peter
Maher. Joe Cans sought to name
George Memsc as his successor and
Terry McGovern attempted To fasten
Dougheriy. The names of the gift
champions never have appeared in the
recorded list Of titIehOiders.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Local Notes.

Miss Hilda Vail spent yesterday AT
ternoon in Ottawa.
Frances Moore is unable to ne at
The .tele phone office on account OF III
ness.
Roy Campbell and Sidney Weise OF
Ottawa transacted business in TINS
city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Arthur Carlson spent few
nours in Ottawa today.
Steve Orsi returned to Blue Island
after the funeral o. Mrs Y. Orsi, netd
We rerday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Orsi returned
today to their home in Geneo, H. ai.
Ter attending ne 1lneral services OF
Mrs V. Orsi
.Serg. William Sieler returned to
Fort Sill, Okla, after thirty day far.
Tough vi i,iag his parent Mr. ald
Mrs. JOIN Sigler in this city!
Earnest Laat2 Parr Rhines, carl
Erundage Winfield Montgomery,
Olive MaKeever students Of the t'ni-
vCrsity o! Illinois, arrived here ye
terday 10 visit their parents during
the holidays.
". II. McCurdy OF Wisconsin. ar.
rvd here ycsterday or visit at the
home of hi daughter. Mrs. Earl lOhn.
son on Lincoln street.
Mrs John Befiel and daughter lose
phi1e of Senca attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Y. Orsi yesterday.
Mrs Charles Smith vent to tira
today to visit over Sunday with
friends.
Dance will be given Thursday even
ing, Dec. by Capt. Mcbride in the
Home Defense League hall. Mn 'lc
by johnson orchestra.
The Officers OF the WoOdman lodge
elected last evening for the coming
year are as follow
VIC, Elmer League.
WtfO, John Slater.
Clerls, II. ". Collier.
aBnker, John lIirsbaugh.
Escort, j NJ. Gallagher.
Waterman. + Nj. mex.
Trustee, 3 years, Fred Lehrlng.
Physician, Or. Sterret,
Mrs. " II. Pritcnari departed Tor
Nebraska today where she will make
ner in,ure home "nn her son.
= uniyersalist Church Rev. O A..
Burton. Morning service Il:it. sub
jet Christ and tle profi,eer,"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
ALTON TO HAVE A
PUBLIC SAWMILL
IRv the Associated Pro- =

Atom, H., Dec. IA public san
mill will he operated in the City Hall
Square az this city IA a means Of pro
viding fuel to- homes The mayor is
working on plan 10 have wood
brought into the city. sawed and de-
lvered into homes where there - no
coal The Sawmill will be unde.t mn
nicipal management and the wood will
be sold ia the needy at cost,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Carpenters Hold Party.

The card party given last evening
by the Carpenters Union held in the
EberSol hall wa attended by a large
crowd. Euchre was played during the
evening. The gents prize was won
b. NicN Nelson; ladies' prize was won
ny - Relrol Haynes. Relre 'hmenls
were served. Card part, was follow
ed by an old time dance Music by
Edward Barker Charles Parmlee ana
Mrs. William Muiligan.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHiLLlMoRE,
Representative Branch Office Phiinore BuiIdno
MISS THERESA PHlLLIMOpE.

congregational Morning service
70: 80. Rev A. s. Stevens pastor.
sunday school at ll:0U.
Methodist thurch-Pastor Rev. W.
O. Brown Morning services 1880
subject "A Mission o, the Church 10
the World sunday school ll:21. I'D,
worth ana JUROR Lebue : ~ Even
ing service al 10 O'Clock
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
WOULD cur OUT PUT.oUT

Walter EckcfSall is agltating
movement In the West to
have the rut-out following a
touchdown eliminated, This
change, already favored in the
West, would force team to
try at goal from a point direct
~ in front Of the spot over
which the ball was carried tor
touchdown aud would in
crease the importance of the
try.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
rices and equal distribution.
GtE Dealers Not Licensed.

ING biz Specifically provides. how.
CveE than, producers, refiners and dis
tributOrs Of sugar shall not be licens-
ed. az hni been the practice under the
Lever food control act. 49, =
Under the bill the boards control
over domestic sugar would be limited
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
MARVEL OF TROTTING WORLD
Very Few People Heard Of Peter
Manning Unti! Hc Equaled the
Record for GoIdngs

Peter Manning is one Of the marvels
Of the tfOttinC world. Very few people
:06h at Lexington, and by 50 doing
eoualei The three-year-old record for
geidincs, which Was made by EaSton
last year. This new star was bred hy
W. N. Wright OF Chicago. and Is Ivy
Azof. II son Of Peter the Great out Of
Glendora. ny Emmett Gcattar.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Extended Free Mail Delivery

IN 1899, ON the OH Of November. III,
free delivery Of mali in all titles ana
towns IN the United States Of 5000 on
more inhabitants was begun.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13
Card Of Thanks.

wish to thank he friends and
noeibcrs for the many kiYlnesses ex'
tended at me dea'h OF my father
SUSAN GREEN !
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

President II. J. Hickey of the Amer.
lean association Is opposed 20 n res
toration Of IN" draft He says its
saved The i. a. magnates
$50 600 Lass scl-ecnn. ,.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

Miss Mildred tavoriy WIS the win.
nor of the Philadelphia Cricket club
women's golf championships for 1919
by defeating Mrs. ]. W. l'urnbull 4
and ?,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

Try a Want /, Adm the Free Trader
w, JsuSnahfor Quick Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

TRY THE FREE IkA0ER-JOURNAl
"WANT-ADS" IN TIE FREE
TRADER JOURNAL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

Try Want Al In the Free Trader
.nuruat rnr IJu,rk Results
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

has torW"d a caDinel - tuccrci Jhe
ministry Gl Premier r0ca, resigned
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-12-13

= t'niyersalist Church Rev. O \.
Burton Morning service ilit. Sub.
jet Christ and tle profi,eer."
The Washington herald., 1919-11-15
Sen. Martins Funeral in
Quiet Blue Ridge Town

Charlottesville. IA. Nov. L.
Charlottesville. a quiet little city.
located Ht the foot OF the Blue
Ridge Mountains. was doubIy quiet
during the funeral Of Thomas s.
Martin. senior Senator from Vir-
ginia since 1895.
The services for the late Sena-
tor were conducted this afternoon
at o'clock In the University OF
Virginia chapel The body was laid
to rest in the cemetery OF the uni
versity beside that OF the wife Of
the Senator. Hundreds came to pay
tribute.
Tho special train bearing Repre-
sentatives and other high govern
ment officials left Washington yes
terday morning at IL O'Clock.
Included in the party from wash
ington were Vice President Mar
shall. Thomas Nelson Page. former
Ambassador to Italy; Secretary or
Treasury Carter Glass. former SEN
ator willard Salisbury. forty Sena-
tors and many Representatives. in
cluding a host Of personal friends.