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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
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w A. All, the Palace Alleys this evening Whit
hitmnn. with his Nolde Bros team /,
determined 70 lower the coIors OF Tho u. &
league. In all three games. aud the la tie,
toatn lie Just as determined 10 Increase ttcii
Trad In the race
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
CROSS-C0UNTRY TITLE RACE
AT LEXINGTON ON SATURDAY
Fifth Annual South Atlantic Contest
Attracts inrEc Entry List
From Colleges

LEXINGTON, VA, Nov. 15-The MIN
d d ,'i'uai S3uih ATLANTIC cross country
'hdihpionSh!p race will he held here
next Saturday during the football
zane between Washington and Lee
The University OF Eircinia. Virrimia
EtcHhnic Institute, Johns Hopkins
ana washington and Lee complete tho
ll$t OF entries to date N
The race Will start from Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
GENERALS IN GOOD SHAPE
Rnftery Putting Washington ana To-.
Squad Through Hard Practice
es.ScSsj0as.
Especial 70 The. Times Disnatrb1

TSptCIaI 40 The' TTmoS- DIsDatchl
LEXINGTON Nov l2.-Couch Raj
terry has started his Generals OF on a
hard weeks practice IN preparation for
the University OF South Carolina her,
next Saturday
With the exception OF ;ilverste!n and
IaSet, who sustained slight Injuries
u the Georgia Tech game, All Of thu
men appear IL good condition and arc
eager TO 20 up against the South Caro-
Iinians, Tn" coaches viii not under
estimate South Carolina who are work
ing TO nav tnc!r men in excellent shape
Tor saturdays EUmc Head Coach Raj.
terry VIII put MS men through but one
sCrlmnlaEG during Tho Mcnk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
THREE GAMES SCHEDULED
LJnchburE Football Teams to stsye
Contests on Next saturday
Afternoon.
Tsnoc,aI 10 Thc TImosDis,,,.h1

Especial 10 The Times Diepatch]
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 1.-THE
three local football elevens have gam IS
ing TO Ellen IN. CD College, while the
High School plays Roauoko High at the
Fair grounds. and Virginia Episcopal
School plays Randolph Macon Academy
tBedford), at the Episcopal School
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
Cured His RUPTURE

was badly -uptured while lifting n funk
several years ago. noctors said my only
hope of cure was an operation. Trussos did
thing that quickly and completely cured me.
Years have passed and tho rupture has
never returned. although ! doing hard
work as carpenter There was no opera
ton, no lost time, no trouble, I have Moth
ing to sell, but will give full informal lon
about how you may find complete cure
NJ, Puiicn. Carpenter, 62s-F MaTcellus Ave-
nue. Manssquan. N. ]. Better out out this
notice and show II TO any others who arc
ruptured--you may save ITO or at least
stop tho misery of rupture and the worry
and danger Of an opsratioG.--Ady,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
Lynch Outpoint. Herman.

tBy Associated Press.l
= II l. A u Il L II A, Nov. 12.-Joe
Li,Ench, OF New York. outpointed Pete
Herman, the bantamweight champion,
In six rounds here tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13
Welcome Boys

We believe in keeping
straight to our course!
All-wool, and only all-wool,
for Rogers-Peet clothes for
men.
Not even a great World War
found the slightest deviation.
It's standard that absolutely
cuts out the element of luck.
We have no more compunc-
ton about Offering money back
than we have in saying-the
best of everything men wear!
Playing any golf?
How about a Scotch knit
jacket?-S7.O0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-13

Only, One "BRoMo aUINrNEv
I9 Es1 fHe EpeEpgine call Tor full name
Look for signature Of l., w. GROVE
Cures a Cold in One Day. 3oc.-Adv.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
MECHANICAL CHANGES 0NI(NlE PllSE'|A'TH[
 ss.' # r,fst.s 1fss5s!y s.es ss35 ,Sy est 'DElE[0PNE|VT IF ClR

@rhes 4ppeersnee of .the.s agtennebtlc has kept paee with rnechantcai deveir oysnent. p sasr Bert O., Hrown. sr lpeai dealer. in Chssyoiet pessengef cars and fyuckslA 7s s,asi, st. N
 < .sThis facteis@ the more aclAsyly ern r phaxized by scontrssttng she trtn, ltsbt, weilsprcportioned ears of today. with tho buiky pretentious affairs thst only q, few eyears ssc wsre nsusliy to- sbe Seen laid 7lp for srepairs by the vays side. rs Ss V s-ass. ..ss., ss5.k .ss= asi.. ::F-rhoze old cars were lcadsdl dnwp with wholly unnecessaFy weight and thetr towering t6nneaus criy en- phasized their snub- -nosed hoods where one tor two cylinder engines iaboyed and ssasped under burdens WAY out Of ptopprtiou to- their power. | V
 I Tt is4 no wonder that motors, and parts .scertinu3liy gape cut Such;4is the penalty of weight and syen. .tpday 2. car .thAt. remotely ressubless thces heavy oldareitcs infned diat ely susgrsts trouble, ,inconventenee and expense to the motorists mind sss lss-.E z. ,..sessss ' Tho beauty of up-te-dste iigi3t cxrz suggssts their itrtuuph. .ovezs ailr thesf hanSicaps Their clean iev lines
 their perfect finish. the, neat one rnsr tops and etilted windshieids. the ab- sence cf every unnecessary detail and the presence. of every item Of equip ment that makes for greAtsr comfort and .eonyenience. are all sixns sef tht great. g care :, that has been taken
 thrsuxrcut tn rheir I neehanteat tan, structioH. k. sIs s,.s :.
 2 .rH the most sssffleient ears thss saznt perfect batsncs Of stzss and Iins has been carried out in prurorttening tht weight to the rnetore se ttatS tnaxit nun
 power is obtained with { rnininvn oi
 euei. and greater. lstrefssth, yodnfori and .dependxbiitty have displaced exs cess veight.s -.,. q - ss-.
 It Is these things that hAve liftet the antonostlei fron she siane soisHs sporting, experiment. to m. indispsl, sibis p4rt in modern trSnsprktation and .itss sbtfityi to play thkt isrart a
 se6lected4 in tho general aprea r9Ics Of the modern car "a{4s Fff fFsgi' s'
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
FIDDLESTICKs WE'LL LOOKINTO
 FOOD COST OURSELVES, vow OUSENIVES

sEw4 YoRK-Ameriean house~'fres ttrnd waiting oa 'fnyestisHtars re4pee the cost of living. ;,
 ,sAry truly gcod housewife has Erca..the enduring truth of the ad-
 'svhes you want thing dcra ! rasSe t yorrseir and that Is pre- 2 eiy the unvritten inspiration of tlss sw detsruainat&on of Anterinah hcupe-
 Fes to try, direct action on the re- { rfeTEsAnt and the prspasrf of F.ag tsed vricesL <
 kg Ep1vc1yent.. krpvns as the Wo- nzRH's 'Nac0nal Ecnpemie eemnitteA te ivA heea launched in New ,Yerk exfy .1s Ehis organization $ Is backed by LhsFs eNstrtes women. coIiexe grad r kam Rpd domestic scienee experts, sA the women are ont to inveStlxa { A retMisern of 6t he, county z. .s, @ : =
 wep<y -twc million women. will be ekfeslna within two 0cekS ttme lnd @bzA wonsep will pledge thesneetvea to to<v$sw theiY own bGtcisers and gfnrers by means of "a printed ques- tenfaa1fe whi<h Is now being sent te f11sewlvNs Sll over the country. This BfSSrAt tdrtx is, nor q political nAove. t s& 3 atfeet, psrnnnai ninvsstisatis ssses tho vesnsn themselves wt1 cary ssgf hseA AuSe they do so per eent Of the AsytHx efs the seeunt1y. Secet fHetz aH6 ukupcs Ni1i bs disesoseA. E Hra Charles D. H,rst ef tho Daily Een& AHinnne tn fySps Ysrk. the first
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

nnywtierA may be IookAd far as q result of knpwiedge gained in ktYptxAe 4e- gtgr- Several aufh fies assee ca the subjeet that maximum is7 serfornance "a regards X. prrper Acoesefst<en,; hin climbing a6tltty setc-. hkA just about been reeehod in. 7rruzaern c3xs and ths trcnt nsx wiH he tewAsasa reduction of weight through .ssmpiiHez design and sy nsinx 7stEH T better materials chsssts changes win mainly consist of imprevernents Of sr.inx ans driving gear Tiubyication methpSs and aeces- sfbif,U of working, parts
 Tn a rvnesal' way the se$ect of the future viii be tcs enable the -ovner- driver to. eaxe for hfs car rere easily.
 One very netSeeahse opinion ex- prerpSd upon 7fumerous eeczstsns v@s to thss effect tt.at fewsx. cyftndcrs vero nsore. than ever viewed vith fayes. By keeping weight dewn end making chRastz stn npFDzzrnents- s,teh- as noted zhSve-feuR cylinder motors tsx. an bot the >lArrer e1ss vcuId preve zsapie- The Ereat1et s<eD towards E4mpstc4ty and tho reeuftant icgsring of erer' stsSc ensas eah hs aceomriished tn the
 astsr >by re4,seinss hy fifty. DOT cent the yoy&tAx parts of the motors. By
 utisisfnk tsse fonr cynad '. za1eor with inneh stms!tsledg : chzssfs ocnstruetaep ttie ! xvs@test pcsssAse ! economy and leasevjty. will be secured s.- Small wheet1 in noMbiHatfsn s with
 yfaansF vt raore eftyeisnt nspts~s give as roed perfprmanee and ss npchs iess expense than laTxer whc<ise aHd there.
 feecl the necessary. iarEers HsetsTs. os
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

organization to affiiiate with the worny en's NationA Eocncnsc commitasss said teday:-.1 do rot see what will he done wsthespprepriatsors sthat N ,oou- rrsas is asking fov insorder to fnvrs- tisstss the ,hish eost Of itvins,s How will si,5qp. .eos bs spent in siHyestige- taon7. Women are tired of feed com,
 ntsSions and Investigations, 'rsuntc3- pal. state and rAtoral. Tfeys havS never e1rts thes pficee f.food. s-ssas, ss f'ssow we nsean to lock Hate this matter oureeives aud ve think thatve canf uncover ssthe real pSofiteers witA nos co6tsat aflssg -sr S5 .,es ,ry-eis,.f sigAJ sis.tone thing he sretsiie. must remem- her, and that is that the wornen@utc buy fpcd 'yare tue real tpovey inS the country when 1t comes to pyies flxy inS-'1 If they. hsvs never thcuxht sef that before, they, Y1ll find it out snox'.i
 s skoeordtnS to an Announcement made at s,heAdauafters of, the new oyEari- zation at t<32 -2s' East iTth street. NeT r6sk, the Yurpen believe that s.,ths stock ,of the grocer. sheives Is tarseiy responsible. for ths 6ixS percAnfsxs of profit charged in retail prices-. The daily turnover expected 6y the retailer has never been fully inyeFttgatsd anA thfsg the wpnen ara deterntred must be Iessnea 5fEnmezistsly FedesAteds club women! arc iesAtrs out h this sofxan-
 fzed fight of the women aE4tnet proftteerfng. s:las %@t-e y.:gs -stsgss5 g,.a
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

| lower, gear ratieS. 4ss ,a.. 4 ' st.tse The poor sraSes ot snsf tend to. ear- huratton ,fr1pguveraenks. and cAansAs, in rnantfeld eestsnA .1,se. .,.. .sssa.. s
 AStfffsr frssnek ,bektes spring suspsn. sicr simpiificatten of wiring iNhfJr4r ton and. steering details of the ehas. sis ara most important ss-. s..',zs i,
 s.a II ,is Interesting sof note, states Roper that tin practically every ease. the recommendations ofss,ths s. A. E--;$ ss cuthnedsin h the above Yevsowss has been c%rsaed; cut in sths Post Var, 'MAxvell. The ksxwefl fnoter hassRfx4ys4 bAen |
 n,bdet ef, simplicity and. enagfa1fee. but In the 1szt tMaxwer tthes efffeJencs, has been frfther Increased by the rps oftltsht gray iron pistcnae ands the in. taltatkan ef hot, spot to tste. care oft poor fueas, and .usings& rams horn manifold. .-as, s'Yrsssr. ri ,'.s f'le
 cSsssi. luSr.eation4y. inprevementa s<s wry- n4fked. Gresse cups are ssne and the ,eiimipztipn of the torque trsa and ps.ns the fnesrotd hardy risks in piaee of old upivHypsfz. weight has boen .rpdaeed. ss StsenSt th chas been increased and the bsne of al motorists, namely tho iqbrication of sthe fsrvths parts, has att Last dfsappe@fsd ss 1the neE type of unive.sass reeuire abeo- lutefy 10 attention during the senfirs fife e~ of tho scay Oil. cyips are used wherever subfication is sstill necAssafy |, The frsY1e Is exceedingiy stiff being sx inehes deep and sprinIs .s show much tssprcved snaekle deasn and gre wider and heavier. The Axies. bott frcnt and reer. are, hsavisrs and stron- ser and steering is ,as thins of icy. ts all. In fAet Sa.. carefuis study of sths Post Wsr Naxvefl iernvtnees, the fnos' skeptsoAl that 1t IL nov the most mod. eyn .ess on the aipafkss apd ssxesnpfi fies sfrietfy medern iAeas .teadink to;
 vard stmpisety. ispx life and eAse fol tho ovnes-Asfvs< fl, handling the lea: tures requtrssg, stssnttpA < r,s s..is.s,
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
'H0ENIK AUTO PAINT ' FIRM F ll {! T HAS 2 NEW ROME

:. The Phoenixs Autos Paint Shop, at sNcs sosswest Van Busens strseI wiu nsovs
 to the new location sf ,Ns. Tl kit East svan Bafen ssftsst- t-ascat seyts6nber T ::
 Mfs I1efebvre. snsnaSer, Says the, firtns had to.seek asisrrsFy yb4isd dtng .ts besssie. to handle the ap1oynt of work that is
 coming n. < lzefeevre ss ,swells known to. the people Of Fhosntx and, vicinity having been tn the auto painting hpst :.
 ness here torss several yeatA { h, the
 new location. they will have q. much ,iatger fioor sp<Se., snd,.as eajrpietesys. equipped huiidias ' for their ilne of
 work, which viii enable then to do ajj
 kinds of srecal auto painting and dc z
 signing -s II -s $ 5
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

I would clean sthe, osnrautatoE. dress tho brushes and see that they. do not are, and then see if the condition .eh4nSee. If not would shift the; third
 brush by ysmeans of which the output Is regulated. Read your instruction book. and if ypu. do. not know much about electrical ssppsFztus-f would ad- yase you to take the .cAsrto the service
 staten- sFs ". e-5 vr s ? ts.s s7 s-Tsa
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

due to demanAs by . ls<Ai uaies ef teachers .tA4t they reeefves a snsseeHs In wages, thstSro prrpan en1iHes q tay orgsnis4tior re htrrAs SAd that 2 sesiI1 iecttv. contrAct M stEred. <;
 The situatIen ls n4ntttes4ty ssrieot ard no progfess has ,beer HnaSs tes ward soigtisr apee tke erssttse first came up ss~eFsi Msets s$c.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
wssrss,s 4os11sis YEAR <

tBsiletintof ths chaash Nsws AFsoci5
 ..s .o.A.... ation.5 < = <, .ii a,, ; ,
 New rerk-one of the first pro3ects to Tbe lad before the LesS,se nf Gen. eva vhen.dt rsady fer, ,new hustn eesy is cne to revise fhe csIeHdsf. .la pd. rakS it uniform throuyhout the ,wtrid Gev, erhnent bureaus of tEs unted States. Svitzsrtazd and Great Bsstxin got izfo tduch with. church offfr4sls .hsfore the var on the subject of calendar sresd. : ,sicu,s and have kept up confederation of the rssttey since,s5 Church leaders say an aSreon$ut has aha2n roaehed and . unifofm ksroFt is nakyay rea6ys to go t3. tho league. tsi.-5 s,sss.
 Tho cSier6aKfk fkss not been Fevised be l. fors becsa,se of objections from the chnrckes to dates for tho Ersat relies icsrs feasts. z These objection gre said to be removed. "A fixed dste for Esst, CT. the sddinx If q tfitrt4engh month, the making of eYeryveek begin with . Sunday and havh exAetiy 'tweoty eight days ,.ins each month-thase are the main features agreed upon is Church people fayofing the fsstsicn say that If the league itself cannot act, it can desisI.ase faIsndar.s congress Ito do so,. to sit at Gencva
 aT HHN HF
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
EAT IEss 4nEAT ,

(CIe-essnd Pleip psslsy.l Eat more vegetables ssS iess sreat to reduce 'tsss AixA esss st. fsvsss. Id yises Dr. Alense E IWtey. Aat t ycp are . vesetatisn aiready. '. tAe snsy thinr you can dc is to set ienH vese,
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
AND
 2. ANSWERS

A ass .s
 e. What Is 2ycur opinion of the disc s.sei wAeels7 Do you think they arc better < than the wire wheel or the woodenawheel? ,y.--.ss [, -ss syYS7 All cannot pass an opinten on sthis matter becaube II have no records Of actual testS made cr disc steei vheeia Mott of the new wheels are bought be- icause: of theif appesrance.
 Q. What does manufacturer of carr pay for s clutch. say one of the ordinary dry plate ciutches? say ,a.cuad $50 and a frend, of mine says around sfee eT-s -''-ss F. t','' 's-'s
 A. II sknows both of you are. wxors. but I canpot give ,exact figures with out knowns the mske of the clutnn and the sipe of the es< usinglit- Some man ufAetnpers only pay about &ibs tor suen elutrhes- x It sji depends on the design andethe' number bought.
 | O.; who is the iarrest neSaete maker in thts country! Who b the larsest maker of storage battsstes fer automobiles?
 A L The, splisde.f Electrical ecn- psay, .Nsvs-k, N. sJ.,l maker ot Dtxte land Aero naynetos- a;a9he Wifiasd ISsossxe Battery company. Cleveland, Ohio. 7 e a,' te @. After removing the cylindey head from nay motor I noticed that the tors of the piutens wore all ,csyered wtth oil.4 Everything wa% esyfred with eii- not merely. naoisteaed either. Reitevins tkAt this Is, caused by ycfA pletpE Tiase,1vhet make of sY3nss veuld yes reeouEHend :. q z, < s.ss,ss & =, ,ss.s :
 H. IL ip quite .ppaejbie thst ths Ing alons ass not the cagse. The tyDuhil may he due. to worn cylinders. ~efl ipiatpzs eY: worn ,rtnyx, or tsn thrse Mss
 exist I would Have the cyiin6ers rneAa fured. also the 5pistoAs. se detesninl what is causing the leakage into th' comhpsticn ehsxnheF. Anyttype of rins
 will do, but the ling fitting must b.
 done by an sxpert.. There Is mnre, | the nttins ofsthe rings than to the de sign of the rtngs ;thanselves.
 Q. NY ear ss sftJed with an Auto
 I1te gsnexstsF. .whfeh dses not seem t generate enougfi Scurrrntr; The aIa
 metsr hand shoxB five aanptreS an'
 1t used to show ten 4amperes. I kncs I there is something wrong with the ger erator becAHse the hsttefy Is icv mos of the. time and edo little night wori
 Hew do you adjust the gcner4tort
 A. The trou bles may be caused b
 dir<y ' brushes, q dirty ccramutAtor,
 shifting of the third brush. poor cen
 neetcns or Fvprnl generstcr bearings
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
SCHOOL ,TEAcHERs ON STRIKE
(Indtanapelis Ners)

< LiAtcn,. Ind Schools i, of .stoektsr Tosnship outside Linton stilI are with cut instruetors for the coming year.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31

z Ppene yours Ciasntfied Ads to The Republican We win collect later Rhene tssl ,. s..,p.a.
Arizona republican., 1919-08-31
ADTQ MAKERS TO REDUCE WEIGHT ' 2 2; 2. ';'..A..N||E|:N|||DEs|GNs \ 1: !
z, 2. yineers Agree That Me s:f 2: = ehsniical Revelopmens : ,s'':Ss = Hs. Akeut Reaehed Per = .S' fee4ion - sinplif;ed De.
 signs Will Add Mneh to is.ss- ears of Future.

s.sfA revieR of the pspefs presented at At1s1 rsuzser meeting q <sthe 6. A Fl thsee Srgc<ainsst .psenl heys shswv sp@zae interesting ztde fishts en auto
 gspes<fng tsn%eseAes of the future, yea d,stsibuters fer tae 1928 Maxweii ' zs 1usg.Ag .tren the trend ef all papers
 HFesunted. states Roper. ac radical tn-
The Washington times., 1919-02-13

Fields. and the Peerless Quartet sing
these two songs. A fox-trot, stick
In the Mud" and "Oui. Oui. Marie" a
medley one-step, are the two dance
records released this week.
Nora Bayes, the vaudeville favorite.
sings my Barney Lies Over the
Ocean (Just the Way He Lied to
Me-" On the reverse side Of this
record number she sings for the Co
lumbia record patrons Goodbye,
France"
Among the other new records which
Columbia dealers are playing for
phonograph fans is a double disc by
Campbell and Burr and Samuel Ash
The titles OF these two songs are
known all over the country. They are
Kisses" and Il Found the End of the
Rainbow"
The poilu trench song, "Quand
Madelon," is played by the famous
French army band for the Columbia
records in this release. lie Tram"
another French war song, appears on
the reverse side of this record.
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
ENGLAND PLANNING
FESTIVAL OF SONG

England is going to celebrate the
signing Of peace with a great nation
wide festival OF song, II the plans now
being developed by the recently
launched league for national music
and pageantry do not prove abortive.
From one end OF the country to the
other the proposal has met with en-.
thusiastic response.
The new league for national music
and pagentry, which came into exist.
ence after the armistice was signed,
when it was suddenly revealed that
the existing machinery for organizing
national musical outbursts of jubila-
ton was hopelessly inadequate, has
already undergone a change of name,
though scarcely for the better.
AS a League Of the arts for ma.
tionaI and civic ceremony it doubt
less has a more explicit designation,
but one at the same time less ready
10 the eongue.
At a recent meeting of the league
the report was made that many choirs
and choral societies have signified
their desire to participate in the song
celebration and that a large number
Of inquiries have been received from
many parts Of the country, and more
especially from wales - singing
wales-and the northern counties.
What the London Daily Telegraph
accounts as having particular signifi-
canoe is the fact that choral societies
connected with some of the largest
factories have intimated their inten-
ton of cooperating whole-heartedly
in the plan.
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
KISS NE AGAIN" NOW
ON COLUMBIA RECORDS

Hulda Lashanska, the noted So
prano, sings kiss Me Again" Victor
Herberts song. on the Columbia fea-
ture record released this week, ac-
cording to announcement by the Co
lumbia Record Company. The song
is.said to be one of the most pleasing
ever recorded by the Columbia people,
as it gives full scope to the marvellous
range of tone and the beautiful quail
ity of the young singers voice.
a brace of homecoming hits just
out are Mother, Here's Your Boy"
and The Navy VIII Bring Them
Back" The Sterling Trio. Arthur
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
MUSICIANS TRAMPS
UNDER BRITISHLAW

Has the long arm Of the law really
ordained the temperamental differ
ence" that particularllzes the music
ian and privileges him to indulge in
! C0e it whispered) certain idiocyn-
cracies, which have made him a pic
turesque factor throughout the art
world Of the ages? Some such theory
may find substantiation in the fol-
lowing anecdote
A certain well-known English COM
poser living near London on a fine
property which he owned was sum-
moned for jury duty. He did not re-
spond. A second summons came, and
stiil he did not respond. The third
summons was accompanied by a pO-
liceman. who brought him to court.
When haled before the court the
judge roared at him:
Are you the well-known compos-
err"
Some say So" quietly responded
the musician.
you Iive?"
Il do" replied the musician.
E1eOrinted By Judge.
And then the Judge broke out in
an invective, told the composer that
he was a disgrace to his country, to
the very name OF Englishman, men
like him should be an example to
others, should obey the orders of the
court and not flout the law and the
Judge. The invective was continued
until the judge stopped from want
Of breath. and was not only blue but
black in the face.
When the opportunity came to say
word in his defense the composer
said:
Me lud' because. you know, in
England they do not say your hon
or They saF Me lud." which is
euphemious for my lord"), "I new
er intended any disrespect to the
court, nor did 1 intend to flout you.
me lud, or disobey the mandate OF
the law. But as a musician 1 can
not serve on jury"
"How's that?" roared the Judge.
"As a musician you cannot serve on
a jury? You are sane. are you not?'
81 hope So" replied the compo-er.
"How is it, then" retorted the
Judge, that you cannot serve on a
jury?"
Just Like TramPs.
Because" quietly replied the COM
poser, ''me lud, if you will look up
the old law Of Henry VIII and Queen
Elizabeth you will find that music
ians are classed with gypsies and
vagabonds, and as such they cannot
serve on a jury"
They looked up the law, which had
never been repealed. and so It was.
The Washington times., 1919-02-13
SCORES PAY TO DIRECTORS.

Congressman Thomas A. ChandIe-.
Of Oklahoma, in the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday severely cri.i-
ciZed Secretary Baker for releasing
hundreds Of conscientious directors
and giving them back pay, amounting
in some cases to 5000, while thousands
of soldiers. some of whom fought in
France, are being held in disciplinary
prisons for trivial offenscs.