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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15

%tO!tSkG SAsA1 ~ sNsps JOA%i Doo4 ft)SA'i
Ia0er opf6re 65 8rancb= =gibIiotefer.
Dette Ell 8egpnbelien til bnns itors
|iti1eoe g1a1r or1 Dpforeliesr of golfe-
|bibliotefer ober belle Mnerifa. 0gi
|alle ftgrre % n1i1ore @jgbifaoer, {
2anbsbper og i mange engel iftolenoc
gg11e ielp ubenforg Mmerifas @ra;r-
fer. fiabes @arnegtes 8ibliote fsbDg-
|ntnger.
S 1905 gr1tnolng6e bon &enefos1-
ben PAD $4,000, 900, lon1 er fontmer;
mange <noreber al Me1o, @bi1ts
Der % 86rs1 tiBobe, og ligele6es
in6itifteoes Garnegies &efte1nebolje,
|ionr bares af g,tiinoer io1n geg11 for.
u6fgrt Daab. Del1ne sSon6 er Iige-
Ieoes fommen mas1ge frenneoe Sea-
TONER tilgooe, idaIeoes ogfao 9an=
mort, bbor n1ange bar 1no6tnget Me=
oalien og itore 8engeiummer for
Ne6ning al 8eriGaer, Ser bar / s5are.
SON etablereoe e1, s6o11o pao $15,=
100000 til s 8ren1n1e al l1noerbis-
|:1ingsbafenet % len 6ono til &eniion
for College Rrofesiorer.
e i y ~ -
Men bans itbrite ssssoeol bar BOG
Mfifaffelien al @rige @an bor en-
ESre6sben I 9r6ets bogitabeIiglte
|Soritaao.. SongaD $4,000, 600 til
|Oprettelfen al eli i11ternationa!
Srebsfon6 % bbgge6e ssre6spnIaoict
Ii Soag, Ser bIeD i11oDiet / 1913.
San eIifebe at fripe, og Ell Sci
nationa1gf gfonomiife 8eger Of ban1
1nies nreo SSnteresie @er6e11 oper;;.
ligele6es Dl1be6e ban Wl1iif, bbilfet
bon bite / 1891, 90 ban bpggeoe
Carnegie Mniics pa1l i gseip Dorf, og
TED fine @aber af Srgler til Sum
oreber at @irfer;; 6erimob CAB ban
iffe itore Gunner birefte iii reli-
gible eller firfelfge Jorrnaal.
Nl6rig fdr bor ttoger Man6 / Ser
ben paataget iig ct iaa 1,1egtigt Ge1=
eipre1beb % olorig bar no:
gen Mano be6 FIN Dpo efterla6t fig
ct faabant l1tol at Monun1e11ter, Ser
'bil 11ogoeliggjgrc bans Mi11oe.
Set iiges, at gls1brelp Carnegie
|elffeoe fin Mo6er ian bgi @rao, at
ban e11oog opiatte at glfte fig. &an
flyer ielb, at ban ifp1ote lin Mooer
alt for, bbab ban bar. Me1 / 1888
gifte6e baf1 fig alligebel meb 2ol1iIe
8bitefielo af Seem Sort. De fit Ell
Datter, Margaret, fgbt 1897, og
ion nDltg er blebe1t gift n1eb gnlign
&ospeu MilIer ssorl1oen fit ele=
gante Sommerbie1n "@baootp
8roof" eiebe ba11 et elegant Stem
|'paa 5iftb Mberl1e, Seem Sort, og set
progtfu16e Slot gfibo Cattle i gfot-
lano, bbilfet ban erbperpeoe, 6a ban
traf fig tilbage fra 8orretningsIipet.
INrs. Carnegie operleber glfogoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15
gsurebal ;soe6 inbbnSt til gsSlg.

MIarcbol focb, 0perberfereret,
for be aIliereoe gr1neer, er blepeu
i1tobnot til Nmerican aeaions gsatio-
n1alfonbel1tiott ! Minnenpolis be,l
10, 10, il og 12.. Nope11ber.
sss1tobpo blep al SenrD 8. aino.
feD af Nep gorf sssorrta,ro for Mrte,
ricott 9egions gerflttib tibfon1ite, lepe=
get til ben franffe gln1basfaogr sSus.
ieraflo ] 8aibinetor1 111eo glnmoo.
ming ON at oberbfinge oen tic Dsar=
eDaI Gocb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15

&ongresie,1 par lite penligt item:
for oe;lne Sellpen6elie og lparebe
8relibentel1, at ban u1lber De mt
b9rellbe 2obe bapbe al ben WDnoig=
,heb, bat bebgbe0e til 1elp at for
, 2gnningerne; ban gab oerefter
,onc @el1eral6ireftgrest 0rorer
i. at optuge Ell 6orbanoling lneo
Eeinertes 6agforenings &eprG<
,iental1ter, men fr9bebe Tom Ell 8e:
ti11gelie for 6iSie Sorbanolillgers
0ptagel1e, at fprit r1aatte alle Nr
beioerne eie:,optage Mrbeibet. en-
felte Ste6er tog Mrbejoerne ben11c
Sc11itilling tilfdlge;; men / Gbicogo,
ct. 8nn1, Mill:teapoIis og anore
8unfter i 9eorbpeite11 be6tog Be
Strejfe11be poa itore Mgber ON 2pr,
6age,1 at fort19tte Streifen, inotil
oe babbe faoet s6orfifring ON t1ogle
.af oeres ,&robs Opfp10elle. Ser er
rettet en- forl1bet @enuenoelle til Mr-
beioerne ON Sptagellen af glrbeibet.
og cit s1p Mfltem1,ing foretoges !
oerne Hges fGrlte Gage, rten l1ofal
set fien6es, ba bette 1fribes, ifHe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15


Trebstraftatens @atififation.
Sen 1iolte l1ge bar poo Dprtlos
5bprqsmaalets S1nraabe peret r11
poa 8egipenbeoer. Sfribt, bet enc
mere pibtgaoenbe emo BET anoet e.
blepe, toeet of Mutoriteter11e for at
bringe 8riier1,e neo.
l5pr no91e Gage fiolte l1ge a1ttu.
qes set, at ct al be ferlte 5fr1ot
.stegjeringen oilOc foretaee fig for q
foa billigere 8riIer, at ben ttloe
figbe &peben bos Sar1neren til Der
oorantere6e Nris og 6erefter ielg:
ben til Mgllerne til en- betpoelig Ia
pere Gris. 3tt1srne pau Breo p1lo'
berpeo faloe, ng n1af, a1tfog bette otl.
Sc babe til Sglge Ell 8risneogo1t;
poa Sc flelte 2ibsfornp6enbeoer.
: ~ .
eeslIins $. garnes, Ser er / Spio
len for @egjeringeas &or11forpora.
tion, par af Ell anoen anifnelie oa
rblenbte Ell lang &e6egjgrelie, bpor'
ban beDilte, at &bebepri{erne ber ;
2an6et par lnpere eno / noget onoei
2an6, og bbis 1nGt CAB Spebeba11oe
len fri, pilbe oct babe ben moo1attc
girf,ing al BEN tiltenfte. Sart go
ra:ttereoe at lebere Mel til $40 pr
, "8urrel"
Sss111titsni11iiteriet ororeoe ollie 81
{trict 9lttornep Generals til at 1pgg7
dlt anbet ti1lioe og 1opberlig begp,1=
6e en- biotornfatter1oe l1n6eripgelle
at oIle 2ep.teosmio6elpr ON Sp:
bobni11g nf grnerinqsmtoler ! Spe.
fnlatiohsgien1eb og itrafs iagibg9
enbper Nrofitmager.
Men Sns6ag gfterniD0ng tom
6og 6es, itprite 0berraifelle fra ssSu-
5titsminiiterid, io1n rreo0elte, at Del
bapbe beiluttet at dnlpgge Sag MOI
Sc ltore "3acfers" Gbicago fo'
Dbertreoelie afslnti Sruitlobene ;slr
mour, 5tpift, Morris, @ilion %
gubabp er &on1pagnierne, fonn an.
flages for at babe ba:1net en- ito
SanmeniIutnir1g til &ontro1 at a
Observation-Disclosures. SSuftits
minilter 8o1mer erflprebe, at 6e til
peiebragte 8epiier bite en- tpoelil
SpertrpDelie al M;1ti= rnltlobene.
De itore &onpagniers 9ireft6re'
uotaler, at 5agsanlpgget iffe e,
6en rigtige Sci at f6lge til gfeobrin
gellen al Nriierne, nren oe erfl9re'
fig beltilfrebs meb at faa en- M;1leo
ming til at bebife / &etten, at be iff'
bar opertrnobt. Sc be1taaen6e 2oDe
og at oe life er iitanb til at fontrol
lere Grob1ftionsnarfeoet, Ggeiat
libt ionl De tjeser en- nbll1 &rofit
Sc pao1taar, at 6e tiener fun e1
8rgf6eI al en Gent pr Gun6 q
&jgo.
gn Sing, Ser gior6e @ituatip1e1
n1grfere for bber Dag, bar gtrejfe1
Sesernbaneb9rfite6erne ober hel
2onoet, og be1rs1e Streife er iiffffe 81
lagt et161tu. So mango 2ofomottpe
og Wpg1te iffe fl1i16e fna oe rgbpel1
bige &eparationer eller EiliDn, ba
1erlig sSrogttosenes Mntal pda e
Sci 8oner 1nnottet inbifre:tfes, o.
bette bonfeliggjpr Befor6ringeit q
sSgoe1nioler, bpilfet. life bjalper ii
at life set panifelige 8roblea1; me-
e.~.,.a .xa sSnl .+,no.o ;r,St,;xIn4
a., s1 Wars5oao,, So offa,,trioaio,n (
ro5ara, ssraSa ga,,,,,,is,io,, =, 'o IN,
oera - on,,art hnori aon,n,is5;o,,e,
st,;,er - ,,,eno.,a g,oror,eho horari,,oo,.,,
&jgleb1iene innr er betD6elig it9r
no IN for. pt1fnI4n Q2,.n nS,.ftn,.2 G2pS
fpn1ne116e ngIten 100 nGf ftBrr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15
Itaaelien af ben lubRrenbe lt0bif
Iings Sornuftitrioigbe6 ilaaes fat.
90 I. ~, I. :gea

llHlgs ly0rHuIIlIr1OlgDeO lldde5 IQlI
Wan n1aa 1temlig iffe trp, at Mlneri
ia og De anbre oberieiffe 2qabe fen
Der europa Wao % Gaaltoffer gra
IItis, eller at oe er piifebe til.at fac
beres &raln iolgt Der. &u11 be Scar!
feber, ion bar 1toget at fjgbe for el
Ter bDber tilitrnffelig @rlll1o 70,
&rebit, fon fan Silfdrfler. Mel
Ifrenturer europa fin 9obei1ffnbs
politif, 90 bill gfsportlo1tbel1e ilat
Saanben af BET og foretrRffe Sc on
ore Marfeoer, faafon @ilra, glfrifa
|SDoamerifa M IL.
Set 2astb / europa, Ser fn1l1pe,
baarbeit for at faa Sobfpite, a1tiac
EpiHa1r6, er ogfaa itprfeit paa ge
til at faa @ngt me6 be11ne ogbelig;
|5pgoon1. 0e tpfe grbej6ere bur
16afebe al &rigettS 2ioeller, itille'
De ftgrlte ssorortnger til fortMrbei6s.
tib og b6i 2gn ligefom 6eres &oue
ger as16re 2arbe, men 6orbo1oene:
Magt er beo at blibe bent for flor
Set ipnes ibbert 6nl6, ion ON moi
Itnnr fornt1 ct 8en6epu1tt i SDIflart6
Sornplig freniatte Si;1ansmini
tier Dernberg ben geniale Sanfe, u1
bber Berio11 ffnl6e arbeibe Ell Si1ns
efstra ON Daget1, og at 8e6erlage1
oerfor FuIbe i116gaa iom 5fat
tatsfasien SSlte6etfor 8 elmer
ifl1lbe glrbeios6ugen b1ibe 8 elmer
'Det er ielbe 5ngens 4jerne, ocr
Der r1e6 fIar 2ogif afifanes. Mu1ot
ON iGer6e11 or6fter n1as1 onitpn6elia
5fatteproblem tg nogle taller for,
nnbre in1o6 en- 5tatsbanferot, ell
belbis &onfisfatioft af 6ormuerlle
elIer @rbperbslipets 5pcialiiering.
Mt iligt er fun babe SorbolbSreg=
ler, bert Brafsis 11aaffe bill panf6re
.5an1fun6et it6rre Sab emo SSorbel
.&obebiage11 er Nro6uftio11es1s Sor=
ggelie;; Der er intet ober, i11tet bes
Si6en 6eraf. Sg berfor er Der1t=
burgs Sorilag Set enc rette Sor.
n6e.1 be nornale s Elmer, lom @r.
bberbslibet faar at 6isponere ober
rnaa i etbbert frigsbergef 2a11o eell
gine afies tit SiIpeicbringelien al
E5tatsifutter, cen 2i1ne til &ornr1l.
|neifatter, ee:1 Gin1e til &rigSifabe
erltatningens @r1Rggelie og cen 81
ME til &rigsgjaIoens og Snbalibi.
tetsbDr6e:ts glfniHing. 9ermeb e,
hi fon1met op poa en- g(rbeiosoog Al
|12 elmer.
gpo,, ,o,,,,o t,;r f,,,, roo ~ o,,o,f,,
s. oh,or,,t ,,aS,,o,,n;a .oo,,o,,,,fns4
.,;nror O. 40 grorf 1orro, hto,. ",,,o
not Sct fo,, hrinol q,oard,,,,o,, for S,
<. sinner ,,noiar ! s,n,fro,,6 fo,, Am
off,,rot fiaha. s. e,antdrftioe mot;o.
nor 6norTe6ps ,foffer ,,,o,, 81 s,
nnerr;oera peh,ooriaheao,t M,ho;6o,
70 m,,hr6;,friyto+ H.. n;it na;o,,
1er ~ Ionet nar, ,o,,ff lss,,,ar ;l br;s
Sc bill Iepere Donmarf @ul til @ien.
|giplo. Ser er Iigefren1 ist6fgr,
"9mgrtimer" en- Soc, ser ipnes al
bobe b1tn6et flor giIlutninq blano,
glrbei6erne. gr set lite 2gssinqen
|Det na1te 5friot bliber, at ser for
1,6en oan}fe Smgrtimer tilbpbelI
!amerifan1fe 6fotgistimer. orae11tin
{fe Speoetilner oo e11qeIife @Ip6eti
mer. gaaIebes forgqeg g[rbeibsbo
|gesr til 16 gimer ialt, bporof Sc {
er 1torlndle, Sc 4 er ifattetpunqns
og oe 4 ct fribillige. Dette gplten
|piI, efterbaanben lom @in6ene fol
Ser til SO, % aan1pes1 for ailoarel
len n1eloer fig mes ifarpere aontll
rer, bit16e gfterIigneIe anore Ste
Ser eno i EDiIano. 5aaIe6es tpi.,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15
6tnrkhnln,H-Dranla.

OeTulH0e ~ SIDCIDUlW. YDltHe1
far foretaget en- WGngbe Arreita-
4ioner. Mange fienbte 9insiere
% en- amerifanf Mbisforreippn.
bent intplieerebe / sagen,
I Sra 5tocfbolm meobeleS, at for a
Tiger ft6en foripanot en- at be mango
[rnsiilfe JIpgtninger, iom bar ipgt
E|gilbo1o Der / 8pe11, Or. Mroafien,
Iiporldit og l1n6er bgiit rnbitiifs
1Dmftan6igbeoer. Sprit nplig er bes
IIpffe6es 8olitiet at bringe 2ps /
I5age11
NroaiieD, Der tioligere TOR u6gi-
|ber al ct neget uobre6t &binoebla5
Il Moifba, @rslas1o, bIeb af.fiae Der
Iboiatte ,2onbsmRl16 it9rft n1istRnH
for at itaa ben rnsiiffe 8ollbebift-
regierings Solo. 5iffert er bet iaf,
Ifal6, at ban itob en- npie fis1anfieI
og politifff 6orbin6elie 111eo go1ibebi-
ferne og beifDlbes for at bo1be 2e-
min 1,n6errettet om Sc musiere. iom
set por lpffe6eg ot re66e 5io III
@tocfbolnr, ou 5on Iebeoe til sSor.
fsIoel1e;1 Of ,6eres ioiennprpnho
l5lpot11i,1oer boo Be1fnl6nino for nj
II,ope hiulbet 6en tir ot flnotp
.ac+ D. ~, Yo,,,,,,o+ }or Oooo,, ~
l9[rho5;an mn. hro,o+ hor+far+ o, M,,
tomobi1 10 hroot tir o. nf1ibea1iooe,,
So psirlo : 11hfo,te,, Is georr,toe,ops
54i1Iot 81, q, ha,,,t,,or;o s+o,h,o+ -
of bp,,np odmt ~ gsa6en @on Mon
|6erefter fpoIt. h,1aoet i e5fnfgpr.
frommct ne6 i pn @pf oo foftet (
gde,t
,oon,nro inn6rooo,. ,,,;,,s4 .
a,o, c,,,,;,, r,,si;,fa a,a.,a 80 a,,i,
=. s So, sa.xarsta ucs,,4.n: s.:sn
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|:bro,,at Son, : ,o,,, - orro;torona ~
gristonfe for - ho,,o t,o,,,et 6eroo+ioe
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1iop g,or;fi bor o,rp,terot ,,,o,,oe -.
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ffip1riop gpre of ao,,6et
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4sa ara,,a - - o. o''1s .sa,.a4 a.. ~ - =.
Enasaa ma,,o,; ~ m,a,,sa 49, = $50 s. h,,.,,s, .,s,'
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forfor,fo6o ghocfs 49, J
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hraaat ' o,.,.o;.sa. o.ssa. s.ssl'.ulO Sepls' e
;Ho aa,,,.,;s.t.. atisa.a ,u"'.ae'' n.su 1N lns'
! 4' h,s,a en- puu s1'lluse ~
= So rli,i pras;as $, a ,ae,.ll'eDe,,ue e sul.
itoocs Is Morifipt ~ 6et mr. oebra f,.s
Ser fnebleoe ban, mems set ifol bnp.,
baret gel, iom fpaIte BAN. aebrs
'ees Ct 1aoe 11og'pet fig for at bore
ma - u1er!.al'lr aplsforrelponoent TOT
honc r,oataaat trara ~ ~. I'VE y
oa ooporet bo,n m, 81 taae p - iaat yl4
Sor Ell fort Sis fioen igate bon at
1foa en- offentIig 8eitiIling i SeIiina-
/ f1Ors, fiji If111A 1ffp.f h1pn nff,fH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15
Dyrtinr.l1I1.,

Snititsminiiteriet be ~ ltale
n,oO be itore 48a, ~
Grriibent @ilIpn tn. ~
len. 9lnbefaler flere soos
i1aa. Set er npbpenbigt, at
iernc nebbrinees. Spforores
ssrebstraftatens 9,atififation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15
Uar1,rDir nnh.

staalfonsen % Nsansemill lliunGre't
Carnegie afsif / Manbass neb9g::
bcn. @ar fpbt en- fattis 9rens.
gar en- itor ssrebsben. Sur bprt=
gipet 800 Milltoner Dollars til
bcloGbige Eiemeb. 8psgebe Spl-
febibliptefer / mango 8Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15
Dat1l11arkHl1rp11.

Set aniete banife 8lab "6inansti-
benbe" bringer en- interesiant Mr-
tifel nm 8=SimerS Mrbejbs sbasen.
S SDiHaub btl man inbfgre 16.
gi1ners 9agen. Mrbeibsl slpnneu
,ltaa brtn8es neb til ct rimeltgt
Mbeait.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-15

bent betp6eIig bdiere op.
Nrpii6enten TOM berefter ir6 poo
en- lR11gere 0ntale nf @erbe:1s}itua
ttonen og erlpre6e, at iaalpl1gc
2anoene og 5orret1tingsper6e iffa
bi6ite, bpao l1binIoet biloe blipe, bill,
be 1tortnale 9iliton6e life i116tre6e.
Set bar berfor af ltgrite Mg6ben6ig.
beo, at Sre6straftates1 blep ratiftce=
ret; bette bil6e n1ehfGre or6ne6e ssor.
bol6, og ferIt 90 fl,nae ser tagps
1beobarene og nd6be1tbige Sfribt til
en- enbelig 2asni;tg al Set banffelige
lDDrti6sipgrgsmaal.
Son fagoe, at &beoe1narfeoet oc
Sbe6enbfgrilen piloe blibe fotttro1le
ret og 0pbobning nf 2eb:teosn1i6le,
bil6e b1ibe itn1tiet, Iigelom Sprel
biloe iplge fine 8eboloalinger faope)
]af GrnRrif1gsmi6ler ion Mpoepare:
4 til sssnbfjgbspris.
Derefter bererte ban syeoera
Grade Commissions @apport, ion
|bifer, at 8eboloningert1e inar er me
get itgrre, pg alligepe1 er 8riler1ts
bolM oppe. S. gfs. er 9@glagres1s
ITO pgt. itgrre, men 8riierne er, 1Ot
pr. Ga1ftn bbjere e16 fiolte Mar. 81
lat att6ef / TorbpIb bertil. Da111:
5ilitano maatte fora;1ores, og Sssl1,
l1tttsminiiteriet bab6e beIs fin gp
marfiontbeo bcttleoet paa oettt
1 3nnft.
Grafioentell git oerefter oper til
len 9mto1e al 6e ape 2ope, ION ba,
neso ef1oige. San foreiIog, at grne
rings gsmioor rlfontrol fortiptteg ogiae
.l|i JreoStib, % at &ontroI IIeriaqet
1ogfoa bnr6e onlfatte &Ipoeparer @
[1na1ge andre Neoberoigb be6sarttfIer
1Dteeoeng |::t'''l 9 oe n1iparense aope forbpoe,
4 gro fitmageri, iaa ct oer i1ge;
#IStraffe for 9 DbertraoeIie af 2obet1
4 I9er Der buroe itofgreg5 iftre,ge gtraffs
i lobe. s,s8 .s
j Sort. paa @ioe 4)
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HEIRS LOSE FORTUNE
II THEY DTSSTg'ATIG

White Plains, " Y, Feb. 1o.---ffar-
DID l.. Aver w. and Frank r.
Lindhlad, ~ Yonkers, must refrain
from over-induleence in the flowing
bowl and anything else which might
be termed dissipation until the
Youngest il twenty-one. II they would
share any part of the estate Of their
mother. the iate Mrs. Ni'he Lind
blad, whose viii was filed here to-
dsv. The document contains the
OF the sons he leading a dissi pated
life, then one-haIf of his share Is 10
he divided TO the remaining brothers
~ their heirs. and the balance paid
to charitable Institutions Mrs Lind
dads personal estate Vas Valued at
moro than ss5. 900.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-11
CHARLOTTESVILLE
(The Charlottesville progre.

tThe Charlottesville ProErees)
Miss Anna Williams left this wet.t
FOR Philadelphia
Hollis Rinehart IL IN Washington
D. c. on business.
Jake Ra,s'on, OF Camp lee. Va
Is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Rodes. Of North Garden. wac
IN the city on business wednesday.
Frank r. Waters, Of WASHINGTON
IS visitor in the city.
Ray w Drake, of Hornell, NJ Y.
is here for a few weeks
Mr.. A. d, Senter. OF Dayton, liz a,
the Colonial for few days.
Mrs. Chas w Kent left Wednes.
day for Sante Fe, New Mexico.
Mr., r A. Marshall, Of Profit, was
in the city yesterday on business.
p. Il. Taiiaferro. OF Richmond le,,
the city this week.
NJ. r Kegler. OF Gordonsville, left
Wednesday, NIGHT for his home.
II. Fl. Hatcher, OF Princess Anne
Md. Is q visitor in the city
A. NJ. Feree, Of Ashboro, N c., -
in town for few days or business
Is visiting Mrs. w. G.. GiIlisrie, on
Br'dre road.
Arthur Henderson. OF Caire svflle
Ga. rs srending some time fn the CITY
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rush are visit-
ing their sister. Mrs. Hunter Funk
houser, at Woodstock.
Mrs Buch nan, who has been visit
ing Mrs. ]. f. Lane. left Wednesday
morning for Jackson. Ga.
w. l.. Pierce, OF the Life yn.ur-
ance Co. OF Virginia, went to Rich
r,o~A "Wednesday n, hrs,,a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-11
SPORTING EVENTS
Clnraninn Skates.

Milwaukee Wis. Feb. 10--In q
special exhibition here, nj the annual
c~ampiensh ips Of the Western Skat-
ing ASSOC Ton. Herman Luck, OF
Milwaukee. broke the worlds record
for backward skating, doing 200 yards
in twenty-five and two-ffth seconds.
H. also broke the worlds record for
The high Jump. making three feet,
six and three-fourth inches as against
the old record OF three feet six inches.
The franklin c'ch. OF Chicago. cap
t'*eh NJ, 'he hcnors Of the meet. Will
tam. stcinneiz, OF that club. is ting
~ ;, Is. ri, ~, 80 u cs.-E
~ = Il ~ {, - 49, ,fsSt ttf,Sa ~ g5ss.
for several seasons in the si'le events.
Steiumetz di the two mile IN 6:35 25
and the half-mIle in 2:34. Thirty
thousand persons sow the matches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-11
SOME Or THE FOOLS
IN THE !. N. c. 4.

Parts. Feb. 1o.--There are sosno
fools IN the Y. NJ c. A. according
20 Brigaiier- General J. =. O'Neil, 90
the Nintieth flvlsion, Who get f"rt II
this opinion in a letter TO w. II. John
son. Jr.. of the Y. M. c. AS enter
tainnent department. The generals
comment has been shown around
without any heart-burnings however.
because he went on to explain what
kind OF fools ne meant. The complete
paragraph Is as follows:
"Our Y. M. c. A. is everything to
be desired. Among the employees are
some fools. One II them was such
fool that he would not stay away from
the front line. and he got so Ted ur
with Boche shells and other projecttles
hat we were forced to recommend
him for Distinguished Service cross.
That In a sample Of the men you
have sent to us, and Miss Buxton is
a sample of tho women. Please kta p
this work up and whether an co~a-
handing this division or not. the
things that you have done win make
a lasting impression upon ""
TIL, Miss Buxton referred to is one
az the vaudeville entertainers sent
over by the Y. M. G. A. entertainment
tlenartment. She coached soldier
show 70 which the men dragged the
general. who was SO busy ne did NOT
want to take the time OF the show.
Brigadier-General O'Eeil wrote:
II have spent a dollar and half
for a place al theater in Washing
ton but ! think this was as Eood ~
not better. Miss Buxton has surely
nut pep and enthusiasm into the PEG
ple who are able to entertain their fell
louvre
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-11
INIT h-KIl0HIS
ka1.h TGHIGaT

VIII he or wfIl he ncte" Trts Is
/! = question that local s~cvf'~~ fans
1s10m the millionaire class &C. ths new
-. ask each c'heT ae Tho Gaiah
IaAtcf, between John E6oais the - W
IA Greek ara aZ"le" SmIth R}oh~
SnUnd's fsvor'tg. draws nrarer ana
Eneare-. They meet 20 pht.
M Kisonis. rraprler 81 ulH who hrs
~ many moons OF f;rhti and vain
II built up for himself q rep" on
80 mat. that 40 one car 3cnv Eig
M1es ard little onea they al II he
Dfe thir hard Greefan Rcrnpner.
noee ability on tic mat kMoEs no
ounds
Eekss" toe has : hand wter tE
9mes to defeating al corners. What
ettAr things can be Sc 1 when VA
e0rt1nr fs-s say that to bet on the
4eAl granp'er was ja5. Hike he$t'"g
- = diamond fssst 4 rrputs Lon
ne this Il founded by ruuero' q
Aps he has ST. <e3 hefor" f n
md lovers re rho pam~, 6usWz
k1ch Ne haa .ost Only a cogrle.
10th Fighters welsh about the same
l0aEh Kf!or1a has biz M he IN
vantage ny hsa 'org years oI expo
241oncc, while "2ehe" rifles on tlq
ost valuable asset "vorsh erd aIt
- scinece thai he has siea1od ga
~ mat
The ntr,s-'s enserta inr-cnf viii Tart
A ESQ o-cioek. aa9 The main attr-c-
IN win he preceded tY = short Inn
- prahnsnas-v. prohatl~ he.weoyl
llIy Woclsiefer and Tommy Col
1n. both local fayorites.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-11
BASEBALL Season To
&c BIGGEST AND BEST

! We believe that the season Of 1918
VIII be the biggest ana best, from q
STANDPOINT OF baseball, ever conducted
oy the Amateur Baseball commission
OF Richmond"
The above Ia the statement Of f. n.
ruler. president Of the commission.
in letter notifying the members that
me governing body OF amateur base
ban in this city will hold It's first
meeting OF the year tomorrow night
in Murphy's hotel. 4
Unfinished business from laat ~ea-
son win De coplpfeled Al tl1e conclays
dsS1auffnw night; election or of'fcnr~
for ehis yenr, appointment or commit
tees, including the committee of rules.
and other business Incident TO the
conducting OF amateur baseball VIII
be transacted
When Mr.. Fuller comes forward
with such statement that this sea-
son will be a hummer. he aroures the
interest of every lover of baseball irt
this city. The president has made 4
study Of the situation IN this city anc,
Is In n position to know whereof he
speaks. He has held the position OF
chief executive OF the commission
, for several years, despite the fact that
nation. only to have II withdrawn BY
urgent appeals OF his fellow commis-
sioners.
Practice Begins Soon
War conditions are a thing Of the
past, and amateur players are ex-
pected to begin practice for the long
grind ere many days elapsc. Already
The bows have begun To return home
from the war-worn fields Of Europe
and are in At shape to begin their
work. Interest in the game already
mas begun to come forth. and with
the cooperation of the players the
commission should have a banner
season
While the meeting tomorrow night
will be one of the commission. COM
posed OF f. r. Fuller. president; Ar
thur Van Buren,, vice president:
George Black. treasurer: Bob SUIT
ton. secretary. and sport writers of
the four papers. II Also will be an
open AFFAIR. and those desiring fran
chises should be present and fiie their
applications
At the present writing the matter
OF franchises Is as uncertain az the
Boisheviki leaders In Russia, hut ar
ter the meeting tomorrow night anna
teur fans will be able to get 4 line
on the number OF teams and league.
TO be formed for the season OF 1913
II has been reported that the Chez
apeake and Ohio Railway clerks. the
TakaKola bottling works and the
Battle Axe Shoe company have asked
for franchises. and these organIzn-
tons, together with one other. prob
ably VIII form the major" aggregx-
ton, It has been whispered aronnd
that the American Locomotive works
will place team In the field. and IT.
may be that they win round out the
big circuit