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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

~ BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
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Is H. X. APARTNESrA s
g II ROOMS e
y Newly papsr~d and cleaned r
ia turnout: located In very good y
Is district. rent sTy per month q
- This house nets sibo, and Is ;
Il worth every cent Of the price s
. t10o. cash required To kAadsa.
= and ANAL balance easy. :
& STATE RENTAL . NV. co. !
IL 10f-e Harper Bldg. :
$ Third and Pike Elliott tssi. 5
! sssss ssssss !
GOOD kOOMfNG HOUSE
BUSINESS
RoominE house. including 81 rooms
IN the business district Of Bal.
lard. together With building and
lot at a reasonable price Doing
good business.
80. =, JOHN ~ pAHi.sy 90,
HAVE YoU 1857 WE RAISE Hos
you half tho profits Bank refer
enoe. write for fun particulars.
Birdhsv~n. sO3 Kansas city lafr,
Kansas city. No.
SOMETHING NEw--A SMALL IN
gestmsnt and your cooperation 20
secure your future. 900 Pacific
Bloek. Second and iesIe-.
% PERSONAL
ANYONE KSowISG THE WHERE.
abouts OF william McAiiistsr. la
borer. formerly living at the EiEin
Hotel Seattle. and who formerly
came from near Ballymonsy. Ire
land. VIII do him q favor by Inn
msdlatsiy notifying Brouson. Rob
attic. washington. or Thomas
TagEart Solicitor. Ballymoney,
ireland
IMPORTATION WAN u CON
srninE John ". Healy. brother OF
Eliza Healy Ainoek and Lucinda
Healy Jacobson; 20 SETTLE estate
F Fishsr mag. c sSssss. AA"'''''
PERmhN ENT HAIR WAVING.
HArcelilng. henna pack for grny
IxpiEs iMPRovEMENr SHOP
Main s50T. $50 Union ST
WILL FRED WELfa-. FoRMERLN
OF Vancouver. y. g. please write
knowing his address please write
IL Wells. Box E-5s. starr
Dir LILLIAN CHANDLER - sAsI-
practor. drug i-sa therapeutics,
scientific baths. both sexes. RIM. Z
Howard Block. sit FIRST Ave-
Ef. EcSrfo. MEDICATED fNHkfaA :
torinm. for rheumatism. eoitre.
asthma catarrh' Information free.
2Qb y Third ave.
Dir LILLIAN J. toNg DItU0LEss
beacon 3ifo. as gard ave. S.
uATtpsIsry fInglsITAI LAP aoet
81 SPECIAL NOTICES
LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE
hauling. Lowest rates In city.
rhon. ballard tsso.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
.AchEAqTs IoANs--FhRM LoANs
1900 and up: prompt service: 70
years In the business
THE DURf.AND AGENCY
Leary building.
los LEGAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY cONCEkN:
This IA 10 certify that w. w. Reed
has made application 10 build ana
maintain n public garaRe at 701I
10, Woodlawn Add. TO q. /. Add
ton. Anyone desiring 20. protest
such occupancy must flo such
protest at the office OF the Build
Ing Department. Room sos County
city building, prior to April 20.
1920.
no WHOM III MAY CONCERN;
This Is to certify that Mrs. X. clcin
has made application 20 build a
public garage at 20tl Main st..
lots 10 and II. block %, Hili Tract
Addition. Anyone desiring 20 pro-
test such occupancy must file such
protest at the office OF the Build
Ia = TIM ~ 4
Building, prior to April ~, 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

$500
{~ecom hous>: has fun basement.
furnace heat. all huiit-in features.
eeet Of condition; good view
81 North Queen Anne hill. immediate
II eossexslon. splendid value
$4,000
/ ofcorn modem bungalow with full
Z basement and built-in features.
coed condition. near car. extra
good buy. easy trrms
H. q. HOi LAND
tts New York Block
Or KILE-s-iiM. HOUSE WITH
1924 range aud heater; lot
Wytft: fine lawn. shruheery.
~ toilet, electric iishu< base-
good neighborhocd; price
1900. half cash. Inquire ans
Atnsmor~ ava
1900
.y-pccm modern home on 18th ave
y. paving In and paid; y block 20
Beacon Niii car. 1850 cash. $50
per month. with interest.
DAVID r.. EASTMAN
iest Third Avenue
BEACTfFUL VIEW Lots 1850
btestfe. cleared. high and levels near
Green Lake station. Terma III.
Ntmmons, ais Railway Exchange.
Main ss5T. or kenwood sSs.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

~ KcEEs wEFEK FR0NF. WITH
an excellent Wow OF Hoods Canal
and Olympic mountains. 4 acres
cleared. zoe bearing fruit trees. 4
room house with pantry. closet
and fireplace, 4 chicken houses.
barn and fruit house; large stream
Of running water close TO store,
po-totfiee and dock. Price t2.ko0
si.so0 cash. balance easy. Boz a.
Hanger Wa.h
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
70 RANCHES AND ACREAGE
FOR RENT

LEAsE on IMPROVED 3 AcHts
located on North Trunk road; "
per month. L. O. Holland. as )
Y Htk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10
IOGGfD OFF LANDS

WRITE ron MAP SHOWING 10
cation low price and easy terms
OF sale OF ioEged-off lands offered
20 settlers In Western Warrington.
wEf ERitAEusER TIMER CO
TACOMA MAHHfSSTpN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-10

NoKE sANiTKRfuM-REx
sonnble rates; good service. In
fants boarded. graduate nurse.
CApitol 2lzA
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30
La Procession del Domingo

Con Ia procession del domingo
terninaron las solennes festas
qqe EN- IA Iglesia aedet. San Jose
celebraron Jos hijos amantes de
la Santisirna Virgen bajo Ia adj
vocacion de Ia Medalla Milagro-
sa.
ToGo el que sienta latir su CO.
ra4on a impulses del amor esta
Madre Purisima, no ,habra deja-
do de experimental sentinaientos
. de satisfaction y algeria al yer
el triunfo de Ia Virgen sin man
ella en- nuestra Capital. HON.
bfees, ,Ees, mpieres, niilos,. ancianos,
pobres y ricos escoltaban la pre-
.lciesa carrogsl donde, rodeada de
oellfsimos angeles. y arcangeles,
paseaba Hena de pajestad y
candor esta Amorosa Madre.
Con el mayor 6rden y recoji-
miento sus hijos tributaban phi
bi1co homemade de amor Y res
peto a su excelsa Madre, cual, es
ell deber de todo hijo amante v
agradecido. "Verdaderamente
in1ponfa la manifestation del pa
sado domingo; dichosos ustedes
los que tienen esa fe". Estas
frases escuche de labios no Gre
yentes.
Despues de recorrer las prin-
sipales GALES de San Juan, STEM
pre- con ell mismo 6rden y sin de-
caer 81 entusiasmo,, antes al con
trario, a medida que la proce-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30

sion adelantaba Sc engrosaban
sus filas con los que esperaban a
sa paso. lego al hermoso temple
de. San Jose, el cual estaba lleno
sde fieles que aguardaban sure
greso.
Fues grandioso Ell espectaculo
que presenciamos los que tuvi-
mos la dicha de 3asistir. El tenn
plo, que es uno de los mas her
moses de San Juan radiante de
lllcese saos belllsinos altares Gu
bb5iertes de- flores colocadas con
exquisite gllstes no podfa conte-
ner et agent{o; las Hiias de Ma
ria vestidas de blanco con sus
sinbolicps- velos; los angeles Y
'ninfas; las Hijas de la Carload
que presenciaban como Sc hon
ra a su Santa Madre en- nuestra
querida Isla, a esa Virgen-Ma-
Dire que noventa amos atras Sc
apareeiera llena de esplendor y
hermosura a una de sus mas hui
mildes hiias, la dichosa Sor Ca
talina Laboure, ofreciendoIe pro
tejer a todo el que llevando i'm
puesta la bendita medalla que
ella misma mando acu1ar, la in
vocara con Ia jaculatoria que la
circpnda: "Oh Maria, sin peca-
do concebida, rogad por noso-
tros que reeurrimos a Vos". To-
do 10 que la Santisima Virgen
prometio a la fervorosa novicia
10 viene cumpliendo desde en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30
CONVOCATORIA

~ Por la presente Sc convoca a
los nliembros de la ASOCIA-
Il CION DE EMPLEADOS DEL
GOBIERNO JNSULAR para Ia
reunion anual que Sc celebrara
i. ell dfo tres de diciembre a las 8
: de la noche en- el Salon de Actas
de la Biblioteca Carnegie, San
/, Juan.
81 En- esta reunion Sc nombrara
~ la nueva Directiva y se~discuti.
: ran las cuestiones que han de
ser sometidas a la Legislature
). en- benefcio de los Empleados
i-gdel Pueblo de Puerto Rico.
" Todos los empleados del go.
bierno, sean 0 no miembros lie
q. la Association, quedan invitados
" Luis Machicote,
~ Secretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30

Els abogado de la demandante los, Sc
1iofes Fizcarrondo y Quinones que tie
ne Sill Bufete ell la calle de Salvador
Brau' de San Juan, Puerto Rico No. 40.
\ Sc notifica que, de no comparecer
a contestar> dicha ,demanda dentro de
los diez dfas despu6s de notificada, 81
la notification Sc hiciera en- ell Distrito,
Y dentro de los veinte dfas. 81 Sc hicie-
ia fuera del distrito pero en- la Isla de
Puerto Rico, y dentro de cuGrenta dfas
81 Sc hiciefa en- otra parte la deman-
dante podrd obtener Y obtendra SEN
tencia declarando con lugar> dicha de-
manda Y por ell@roto y disuelto el ma
trimonio.
Y habiendose ordenado por la Hon
Corte que Sc publique este edicto Ell
uno de los periodicos de mas circula-
ci0n en- la Isla, una vez por semana
durante treinta dfas, Sc notf1ica u.s.
ted que de no cOmparecer a contestar
dicha demanda dentro de los cuarenta
dfas. contados desde la publication del
tiltimo edicto, Ii. demandante podra OBJ
tener una sentencia de acuerdo. con la
sdplica de la demanda.
Extendida bajo mi firma en- San
Juan, Puerto Rico hoy % de4NoY. de
1920.
c.. Marrero.
Spcrntarin de La Sec la
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30
, 4
IN LA CORTE DE DIST,RITO DEL
DISTRITO JUDICIAL DE san
JUAN, PUERTO RICO
Est0dOs Unidos de Am6t1ca.
Presidente de los Estad0si Unidos.
SIS.
Leonor Rodriguez Ramos
Demandante.
Pedro Dfaz Lopez,
Demandado.
Civil No. 12493.
Acci0n Divorcio.
Civil No. 12493.
Acci6n Divorcio.

A Pedro Dfa Lopez O. sea ell deman-
dado antes citado.t
Por Ia presente Sc notifica "a usted
que Sc ha presentado en- la oficina del
secretario de la Gorte de Distrito, del
distrito de. San Juan, Puerto Rico, la
demanda del actor antes citado, en- la
cuaf Sc solicita de la Corte, que pbr
abandono de usted a su esposa la de-
mandante por mas de un ano, habiendo
sidoi dichos ahandono voluntario, Sc. de-
clare roto Y disuelto ell vfnculo matri-
monial existente entire usted Y dicha
demandante, con todos los demas pro-
de Ley.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30

tonces aca y 10 cumplira hasta
ell fin de los tiempos. Por este
el pueblo agradecido y admira-
do de los milagros obtenidos por
esta medalla, desde ell connienzo
de Ssu propagation dio en- lamar
la "Medalla Milagrosa". Volva-
mos a nuestra reseila.
Ell temple lleno completamen-
te y a las puertas gran numero
de personas las cuales no les
fue possible entrar. Sc cant6 la
Save Solemne Y a Ia voz del Di-
rector que ordeno Sc pusiesen
todos de rodillas para recibir la
bendicion Papal, como 81 todo
aquel gentio no tuviese mas que
una alma, Sc prosterno ante la
Majestad Divina due por algu-
nos segundos paseo su mirada
complacida por aqlella muche-
dumbre arodillada y LENA de fer
vor. Profundo silencio y reco-
jimiendo imperaba en- ell temple.
A la puerta, siempre en- su ar
t1stica 1carroza, la Santisima Vir
2e1 presenciaba la adoracion
que los feles rendian a SUI Hijo
Amado. La muchedumbre en-
tire Jesus y Maria. iPuede dar-
Sc espectaculo mas significativo
Y conmovedor? En- el Altar, Je-
sus Sacramentado bendicieudo
a los fieles; a nuestras espaldas
la Santisima Virgen con sus ma
nos extendidas como presentan-
donos a SUI Divino Hijo. JESUS Y
Maria, los mas grandes amo-
res del corazon verdaderamente
cristiano.
iOh Madre mia! iComo los
hijos que te aman con fervor no
han de sentirse satisfechos, 81
apesar de todas las persecucio-
nes de tus enemigos, hemos po-
dido convencernos de que STEM
pre- reinas y reinaras en- nuestra
querida Isla?
La Association de la Medalla
Milagrosa con SUI directiva. pre-
sidida por SUI digno y enthusiastic
Director Rvdo. Padre E. Loren
tie, estaran muy satisfechos de
la esplendidez y hermoso fl.al
que han tenido los cultos c3n
que han honrado a la Purisina
Madre de Dios y Refugio de Pc
cadores.
iLoor a la Sant1sima Virgen
en- su advocacion de la Medalla
Milagrosa! =
LAURA.
San Juan, Nov. 20 de 1920.
=
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30
Olga Senior
Fijese en- este:

!. ST usted tiene interes en-. anunci#r
4, alguna cosa quiere estar SECURE de
n que su reclamO Sc va a teer en- mu7
chas parties, . un mismo tempo, y
sobre todo, ALI D0NDE A listed
LIE CONVENE QUE Sc LEA. or.
dcne suS anuncios, grandes, reguIares
o peqnen0s Ell IMPARCIAl.
" Esta bien acreditada publication va
a todos los sitios de la Isla, buena
hora, pero sobre todo, Ell anunciante
oa observara en- seguida que sus avisos
l VAN SIEMPRE A D0NDE Ell
~ QUIERE QUE VAYAN Y, Sc
y Jean. cue es 10 esencial. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30

Cuando pase pOr VEGA BAJA, FL
jese que en- la plaza principal, frente
al Hotel Las Canarias de Luciano Ca
no Delgado, esta la tienda de "CANO
SOLER & Co.," d0pfte encOntrara I'd.
Gasoline. Aceite, Grasas, Aire para
los neuEnaticos, Gomas. TubOs y cuan.
ia pieza necesite para su autom6vil.
No Sc divide. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30

G. WuTTGFO.
,secretario de la Sec. Ia.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-30
Sc GRATIFICARA
Secretario.

Al,ss Alt 50
AL que lcof,siga en- San Juan San
turce una habitaci6n con, sala, dormi.
torio y cOcina, y 10 avise P. NJ, Te-
GfOno 9O9. ApartadO s46. Advt.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
ART GALLERY Open
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The Public Art gallery now exhibit
ing the collection of Al Autographs by
Howard Leigh will be open Sunday af-
ternoon from until ). 1t is being
opened Sunday for the benefit of the
many persons who desire to see the
exhibit and have not had an oppor-
tunity.
over 100 persons attended the open
ing held last Wednesday when Mr..
Leigh was present. Richmond is the
only place in the United States besides
New York. where the collection has
heen shown. In January it will be on
exhibit in Cleveland gallery.
The entire collection consists of pic
lures made in France. many of them
of the war devastated regions with
which many ex-serviCe men are famil-
lar. The French press paid many
tributes to tie voung artist when his
exhibit was shown there and the
French government purchased the en-
tire collection for galleries in France.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
NURSERY CHILDREN
TO HAVE XMAS PARTY

A Christmas party for children Of
the Day Nursery will be given We'd
nesday afternoon, Dec. 20, at the
North A street Friends church by the
Day Nursery association. Besides
Christmas tree there will be candy
canes, popcorn, ice cream, cookies and
gifts for each child. The gifts will
include contributions from many per-
sons and toys and scrap books which
children in the grade schools made as
their Christmas donation to the Day
Nursery. Among these toys are jump
ing jacks, miniature houses. stores
and shops, wooden animals and mon
keys on strings.
A Bible story will be told the chill
dren by DR.. J. J. Rae. of the First
Presbyterian church. Mrs. F. w
Kruger will sing several songs. Fol
lowing this brief program the chill
dren will be entertained with games
Mrs. Mary Mather Girty will tell them
stories. Dorothy Dilks will play Santa
Claus and distribute the gifts.
Between 80 and 40 children are ex-
pected to attend. Their mothers and
all members of the Day Nursery as
sociation are also invited to attend
the party. Mrs. Harrie Dilks is in
charge of the entertainment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
STARVATION y.
is EXPECTED
To END WAR
Italian Government Troops
Settle Down to Wait for
Hunger to Defeat D'Annun-
zio's Opposition to Treaty.
H0STILITIES ABSENT
fBy Associated Press)

LONDON. Dec 24.-Starvation is
expected soon to bring to an end the
state of war now existing between
regenry of Quarperno at Fiume and
the kingdom of Italy. The 4S-hour
time limit given civilians to leave the
city expired at six o'clock last night
and it appears the Italian government
troops have settled down to wait for
hunger to defeat d'Annunzio's plan to
combat the enforcement of the treaty
of Rapallo.
One government soldier is reported
to have been killed by bomb thrown
by one of the D'Annunzian legionar-
les. and shots are said TO have been
fired at an Italian destroyer, but thus
far the war has not been marked by
any notable hostilities.
Many Proeiamatlons
barrage of proclamations has
been hurled into the rival camps by
D'Annunzio and General Cavigli, COM
mander of the government troops
forming the Gordon about Fiume
Those pronouncements have kept pub
lie interest centered for the time be
ing at least in the strange situation
that has developed on the eastern
shore of the Adriatic
DAnnunZio's latest proclamation in
vites the people to Fiume to sacrifice
lives and fortunes in opposition to
carrying out of the Rapalla pact The
people, however, did not seem to be
very anxious to follow his advice. In
spite of orders from the poet-soldier
forbidding any one leaving Fiume,
several hundred persons are said to
have fled, not wishing to share, even
by their presence, in responsibility
for any rash act committed by Dan
nunzio or his officers.
Russian Troops Land
The fact that some Russian troops,
formerly a part of General Wrangers
army, have been landed in Dalmatia
has caused apprehension in some quar-
ters that they might be used to oust
DAnnunzio from Fiume. 1t is as
serted, however, that there is no in
tention of using the Russians for this
purpose.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
TAFT'S ADVICE SOUGHT
BY HARDING TODAY

MARION, O., Dec 24-President-
elect Harding turned to former Presi-
dent Taft today for counsel on the
world peace problem and on practical
details of organizing the next admin
istration.
The conference was arranged at Mr..
Harding's request and is understood
to have concerned particularly the
proposal for a new international court
in which the former president has
been interested for many years. Mr..
Taft was a supporter of the Yer
sailles league but has taken the atti-
tude that some different agency now
must be organized to stabilize world
conditions.
Another subject on which the presi-
dent-elect wanted information and ad-
vice was the proposed reorganization
of the executive branch of the govern
ment. In the closing days of his ad-
ministration Mr.. Taft made a study of
that problem and appointed an eff
cheney commission to undertake the
work Of reorganization.
The coming of Mr.. Taft revived
speculation about his possible appoint
ment to some high post under the
coming administration. He has been
mentioned most frequently for a place
on the supreme court bench but his
name also has been heard many times
in cabinet gossip.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
GERMANS STILL HAVE
MANY MACHINE GUNS
SAYS andre LEFEvRE
(By Associated PreSS)

PARIS, Dec. 24.-Andre Lefevre,
former minister Of war, in explaining
to the chamber of deputies last night
his controversy with his colleagues in
the cabinet which lead to his retire
ment from the war ministry, said
81 believe Germany still has 100000
machine guns
He affirmed also that the krupp
works had continued working under
intense pressure, turning out field
guns after the armistice and until the
peace treatys commission of control
was installed.
What kind of a gun is this?" ex-
claimed M. Lefevre.
Works on New Gun
1--WE know from documents found
on battlefiefds that the German II of
the new model of 1916 was not salts
factory Is it logical to suppose that
Krupp, after the armistice, continued
to make unsatisfactory pieces?
NO; krupp was working on new
gun, one that would use the new pro-
iectile which we found left behind
when the Germans were abandoing
the last bank of the Rhine. They
were much more carefully made than
the ordinary II shells. The cases
were marked for the experimental
battery"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
DOMINICAN Peoples
GET RESPONSIBILITY
(Bv Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec pa
proclamation announcing that the
government of the United States be-
lieves the time has arrived when it
may inaugurate the simple processes
of its rapid withdrawal from the re-
sponsibility assumed in connection
with Dominican affairs, was issued at
San Domingo today, by Rear Admiral
Snowden, naval governor, by direction
of President Wilson.
The proclamation was in the nature
Of Christmas gift to the Dominican
people and presaged the withdrawal
Of American control over the affairs
Of the West Indian republic which be-
gan more than four years ago.
Admiral SnOwden announced that a
committee of representative Domini,
can citizens would soon be appointed
with technical adviser to be named
by President Wilson to formulate
amendments to the constitution, revive
the laws of the republic and draft a
new election law
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
JAMES s. z0LLER DIES
AT GREENSBURG HOME

James S. Zoller, 4S years old, former
ly a well-known business man Of
Richmond, died at Greensburg Thurs
day night, according to telegram re-
celved. by Nimrod H. Johnson, Friday.
Mr.. Zoller had been in failing health
for a year past, but his condition did
not become serious until four weeks
ago, when he was stricken with
paralysis. Besides his wife and son
Miles, he is survived by brother. AL
bert of Indianapolis; and a sister,
Mrs. Thomas P. Davidson, of Green's
burg.
During the years that the family re-
sided in Richmond Mr.. Zoller was en-
gagged in the plumbing and electrical
business with the firm of Zoller G
Craighead.
A little more than 10 years ago Mr.
Zoller left Richmond to become ider;i-
fed with a hardwood lumber and
veneer concern in Cincinnati. He
rrospered in this new line. but broken
health caused him to sever his connec-
ton with the Cincinnati firm and he
returned to his old home at Green's
burg
Mr.. Zoller was prominent in the af-
fairs of the Masons and Elks lodges
during his residence in Richmond.
The funeral services will be held al
p. m. Sunday at Greensburg. A num-
her of Richmond persons will be il
attendance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-24
BEVERIDGE TO SPEAK
TO Z AUDIENCES IN
CITY next JANUARY

Albert J. Beveridge will deliver two
addresses in Richmond, one on Jan. q
and one on Jan. %. it was announced
Friday. The first lecture will be un.
der the auspices of the First English
Lutheran Bible school. Subject will
be THE Bible AS Literature" The
address will be given in the auditor
ium of the church.
The second address on the following
evening will be sponsored by the
Wayne County Bar association. Sub
ject OF the second address will be 'De-
velopment of the Constitution Under
John Marshall" The John Marshall
lecture also will be delivered in the
high school auditorium.
Mr.. Beveridge has been accorded
wide recognition for his work in writ
ing THE Life of John Marshall" He
has been in constant demand for ad-
dresses touching upon the life of the
great justice. Mr. Beveridge was in
vited to address the last meeting of
the National Bar association as a trib-
ute to his work in compiling the biog-
raphy of the eminent lawyer.
Lecture Delivered Elsewhere.
The speech to be delivered in Rich.
mond will be the same address that
has been delivered before the law stu
dents of the University of Michigan
and similar institutions. The address
is to be delivered before the Univers-
ity of Pennsylvania and before the
New York Bar association at Philadel-
phia, Jan. z.
The popularity of Senator Bever-
idge's addresses has been such that it
has been difficult for local organiza-
tions to arrange a speaking date for
him in this city. 1t was found that he
would be able to come here late in
January and arrangements have been
completed for his appearance here
Definite plans have not been com
pleted for Mr.. Beveridge's entertain
ment while in the city but the popular
ity of the eminent orator among his
following in Wayne county will no
doubt result in many social affairs dur.
ing his two day stay here.