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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR
VICTIM OF SHOOTING
Military Honors For Midship-
man Joy Dispensed With At
Request OF Father
COMRADES FILL CHAPEL

In Difference to the wishes Of his be-
reaved father. the funeral Of Midsnip-
man Carroll joy second class, Of Keo-
kuk. Iowa. who died as the result OF
IN accidental pistol shot wound while
ne and Two other Cla sm2tos Were en-
gagged n target practice in woodland
near Eastport Tuesday attero0n was
without military honors.
The services. conducted in the Naval
chapel IL O'Clock yesterday after
noon We're therefore. of % simple ma
tuTe The regiment Of midsh.pmen
however. crowded the Chapel edhce
and rcyerently paid their last mark Of
respcct 10 their comrade. Who care TO
such an u1timely death Following
the services. the fag-draped and
fowor-covered casket bearing tie re
mains Of young JOY was conveyed in
a hearse To the railway station to be
sent b bis late home in Keokuk where
5urisi viii take place.
Inc circumstances of the tragedy
have hitherto been published in the
Cap. ii Briefly they We're that young
JOY together with r b Van Zaat and
". c Thompson went into The woods
rear Eastport and set Up a target.
They had with them a .22-caHore auto
mc5.c and another Of >32-cali5re With
the latter weapon, Thompson fred .
shot at tho tarsei JcE and N1n Iany
were landing close in the rear oi t.2l
a ne ime and as Thompson turn &
to comment on the shot, and al the
same line attempting TO adjust the
safe.y catCa Of The pistol. :, was dis
charged The bullet entered the base
OF the nose Of Young JOY who was AIr-
rel - The Naval Hospital whore hr
died. Physicians afterwards found. how
ever. that me bullet had pierced thC
hrIin and this hastened his death. Tn,
sad tragedy has cast gloom oyel
. everyone a The Naval Academy ant
Nlishipman Thompson. in whose hanl
the revolver exploded. Is reported in
highly nervous coadition
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
MAKE EXPERIMENT
IN PSYCHOLOGY At
CHICAGO EXECUTION
Two Hundred Prisoners Forced
To Witness Hanging OF RAJ
falo Durrage, Convicted Muir
dcrer Hardened Criminals
And Others Selected
SHERIFF IGNORED
GOVERNORS REQUEST

CHICAGO. III, Jan, ,. raea.
n rsvcio olo@y WIS trisd ii dawn thls
morning 1u Il the coln- .al. vaeu
49o prison IS we're forced = WI oe
he hane.ne Of Rahalo Darrera a9a-
yictel murderer
Hardened criminals selected l.4m
among oher murd-rrs ana fl1aS.
ahos ems oa uos 50 tse l3i.Ue
vcre placed II cells fe" on tier y.
when surrounded the 4uare u vHch
he scafoIl had hegn erected
/ was The contention Of Sherin
Pe.er7 that the gruesome traop.ags
vould have most salutary efc., up3a
those in whose lives m.gh, come fl.urs
temptation 10 sia-, or 10 rob. or -
burn
And 50 firmly did the sheri~ hel.e@e
u thc efficacy OF this idea that re rcr-
sisted in IT, despite he rogue from
Governor Lovden that re abandon the
plan and the added protests ol ~.
w1o bought the scheme unnece sarils
brutal
Accordingly the 81 sc wa ~c' in fhe
death chaIni er Dgrra was led
forth ana tb quie lo~ a manea be-
came absolute Then fram aGe ol tAe
nishest tiers came stGidcHt a1ut:
When do We elt?"
Tier hy tier the crv was taken up
Il became roar above which tna
warjers voices could not De heard
Tho tvaa V-l. cnr;11er and T1,lvre o.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
DOCTOR CHESTON'S
ESTATE ENTIRELY
TO FOUR CHILDREN

The entire estate of the late Or d.
Murray Cheston for many years a
prominent physician of Philadelphia
and Anne Arundel county, who died
recently is left to his four surviving
children under the provisions oi his
viii, which has been filed for probate
in the Orphans Court OF this county
The viii directs that all the estate
be divided as many shares as There
are children or representatives OF de-
ceased children. in fee-simple NJ
Katherine W Haines a daughter and
Alexander r. Ches.on and u Murral
Cheston. Jr, are named as executors
under the will as well as trustees of
the share Of the fourth child Mar
gSret Cheston in the estate The
executors are also given power u sell
any part or all OF the estate The VII
directs that as Katherine w IIaines.
daughter. was given the pr pcrtr 124
5 Vanpel, street philadelphia D.
deed OF transfer a about the time II
instrumen; was drawn. the Valuation
OF wnich is 10000 that his be
charged against her share, as by wa
OF adyancemenc in her interest in the
estate. The value OF the estate has
not been estimated
The VIII was executed December >.
1916. ard was Witnessed hy nanial X
Randall ana Elinore G. Cirdult
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
CONSTANT STREAM FOR
NEARLY TWO HOURS

n., ,.t, .....,-f.
't'P''''' ''''
'lf'l'' Yesterday "i''tl'"o"' 'II"" PEI
haps ever before This WAS due % Oh
constant stream of humanity in I'll,
,,r,, 80 liddies wnita ana col,ral
'''A' l''''s0 ~ anu '''' "' '''' '''''''' =
nearly l~o hours.
Long before TWO o'clock. the TIN
announced for tho dispen4ipr 81 eif
ana New Years cheer 10 The children
III A9ranoli, man, were lipm M c9
tl,e "a walk in from, O, The Elh.
Homo five and six deem
II u,s sirht worth goinr miles ia
eee MS "bandiDg ont" of hoxo. 81
candy. mixed nuts pcanuts. apples and
oranges ana If kcnt from rs 10 30 Eil i,
bnsy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
OPERATED UPON AT
BALTIMORE HOSPITAL

] Grant Colhoun. OF windsor
Farm" Harwood. Anne Arundel coun-
". well-known farmer and trustee Of
the Anne Arundel County Home Of
which Board he is secretary-treasu asurer,
was operated upon today a. Johns
Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. for
grow.h on the l3rynX.
The operation was delicate one,
b,lt is thought 20 have been successful
Mr.. Colhoun is the father Of Lieut.
Commander Harrison Colhoun. I :.
Navy Pay Corps He has been suffer
ing for some time from throat trouble,
and vas scarcely able 10 articulate.
An X-Ray taken recently revealed q
growth on the larynx
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
AUTO FATALITIES
IN 1878 WERE 152

There were 152 fatalities resulting
from motor vehicle accidents during
TIE year lust closed, according u the
rec rds in The oluca q state Automo-
bile Commissioner. l. Austin Baugh-
man TAis is reduction of nearly 80
percent. as compared 70 1918
The staten ri issoed by Co"m
s'one7 Baughmln has been the ca@so
af much favorable commert on tine
work Of that office in inss.lng re-
spept OF the law in the reckless Or
careless driver OF auto,uob.ler or
@; her motor vehicles, and the reIuc-
ton in the number Of fatalities is made
even more notable By reason Of the
fac; that a much greater number o.
cars were operated in Maryland last
Year than formerly.
Statistics compiled in the Office Of
Commissioner Baughman show tina,
tie greatest number Of fatalities and
accidents occur during the summer
and fall months, when there is such
heavy traffic over the highways OF the
state. June and November had the
highest number Of deaths per month.
each showing is.
The number OF deaths in 1918 were
1873. and in 1917, LAT.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
FIRE MARSHALL BASIL
Has SILVER WEDDING

Twenty-Five years ago yesterday.
Fire Marshal George Basil was mar
r;ed. and in honor Of his silver we'd
ding. Mrs. A. s. Fenion. wife Of Lieu-
ienan Fenton. L. S. y. 231 West
street. gave a surprise reception al
her nome.
Relatives Of the family were inTit-
ed. and a pleasant evening was en-
joyed in honor Of the silver wedding
anniversary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
ordered To Sea

Lieut. a S. Fenton L. $ ~ Who
has recently teon relieved from duty
al <orfoIk and has returned TO An
narolis with his family who are
again at their residence. 231 West
strea,. has cen ordered to sea duty
on The L : S. Doyen. recently placed
in commission and named in honor
Of General c 4. Doyen, L 5 NJ. G..
Lieutenant Fenton viii leave here on
Sunlay for his shin
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
NOTICE E

After being ont Of the paper so long. the
public ia thinking that we are not buying
the second hand line any more. we are TAX
ing great liberty TO let the public know
that we are still buying Ladies aud Men $
clothing: mems, ladies shoes furniture,
kitchen utensils, mattings ana rugs. Please
give w the first call. MRS PAULINE
RLOOM 90 Main street. Annapolis. Md.
phone G. \ L. sol X ~ or drop II postal.
T.. S.-Pcase don't forget the number.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
MICHIGAN TO GIVE
BRYAN ENDORSEMENT
By TIC Associated rrcssl

Detroit, Mich. Jan. ,. William j
Bryan VIII ne entered in Michigan's
presidential preference primary as a
candidate for endorsement as Demo
cratic nominee for president accord
ing 20 local friends ofIhe former Sec
retary of State
Petitions in his favor, which viii
require only hundred names. Will
be in circulation shortly, it was said.
The primaries will be held April 9Th.
Marriage License
WOOTERS DUFFIELD Will
liam r. Wooters. "a Virginia A. DUFF
field. 20: 10th of Baltimore City Ap-
plicant. William r. Wooters.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02
ELKS GIVE FEAST
Of XMAS GOODIES
To 1000 KIDDIE6

Annapolis Lodge. B. p O. T.,
Give New Years Cheer To
More Children Than Most
People Suspected Annapoli
Contained
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02

Continued on Page Four)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-01-02

......s,ed Press $ Dis
e....es of late news at
md broad are pub
The Capital.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
kedves megIepetes
Balogh Balint g0r0g katholikus
plebanos vendegei

A helybeli steeltoni tot ajku
g0rog katholikus egyhaz nepsze-
ru plebanosanak, Balogh Balint-
max es szeretetremelt6 nejenek
het els6 napjan este kedves ven
degei voltak, akik mint ven-.
degszeret6 hazigazda regi baratai
jottek ct es nejet meglatogatni.
Termeszetesen pompas vacsorat
kaptak faradt es messze videk-
r6l j0tt utasok, a kiknek soraiban
oft voltak: Rev. Ponyatisin, a
Newark, N. J.-ben szekel6 gorog
katholikus piispok helyettese, aki
ket papjat is magaval hozta, Rev.
Laurisin E. Pittsburghbol, Ba-
logh Mihaly magyar gorog katho-
likus esperes es a, neje Cleveland
Dol, Kovachy Miklos Gyorgy es
neje Clevelandb6l, Linek Lajos
mester, a kival6 fest6miivesz neje
Clevelandbol, Mr.. Kerns iigyved
Newark, N. J.-bol, azutan Varla-
ky Sandor es Suba Ern6 helybeli
plebanosok es Ambr6zy Matild.
A szives vendeglatas es a POM
pas vacsora kozepette deriis ,es
vidam hangulatban t0lt0tte az es-
tet kedves tarsasag, a melynek
egy resze masnap ebedre is szi-
vesen latott vendege volt a fl
gyelmes hazi gazdanak.
Az ilyen barati megnyilatkozas
csak a tiszteletnek es megbecsii-
lesnek a jele, a mely epen akkor
esik jol annak, a kit er, a mikor
mem is szamit rea, mint AIT a je-
len eset is igazolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
. A JUBILEUMI BANKET

Nagyban falynak az el6keszti-
letek Scent Istvan hitk0zseg
es egyhaz oktober 31-en megtar
tand6 jubileumara. A fenyes
delel6tti Macy miset este a Kos
suth kor nagytermeben pazar
banket fogja kovetni. Vasarnap
mise utan lelkes kathoikus asz
szonyok elvallaltak banketre a
kollektalast es beosztottak ma
guk k0zt a 'munkat. A banket je-
gyek, amelyeknek ara $1.75 lesz,
mar elkesziiltek es mar arusitjak
0ket. Csak 500 szemelyre van
hely, azert j6 lesz, ha minel elobb
megveszik jegyiiket. A vacsora
magyaros toltott kaposztab6l, tel
feles csirke paprikasb6l es site
menyb01 all. Ehhez mindenki
kap egy iiveg near beert. A mai
arak mellett vacsora jegy ara
igen olcs6 es rendez6seg legin-
kabb csak azert szabja meg any
nyira, hogy alkalmat adjon min
denkinek a reszvatelre. IA va
csora alatt Rigo Joska huzza maid
a szebbnel-szebb magyar nota
kat, mig ejfel utanra eltakarit-
iak az asztalokat es kezdetet We
szi a tame. J0v0 szamunkban k0-
z0lni fogjuk a munkat vegz6k
nevsorat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
Es1K IsTvAN GYAszA.

Lapunk legut6bbi szamaban
jeleztiik volt, hogy Esik Istvan
honfitarsunkat melyseges gyasz
erte, batyjanak: Esik Lajosnak
elhunytaval.
A tudositasbol nehany adat XII
maradt, nit ezennel keszseggel
koz0liink. A megboldogult Esik
Laios 81 ewes volt. Halalat edes
apja: Esik Ferenc es edes anyja
sziiletett Danes Etelka fogjak 81
ratni odahaza. lit Amerikaban
meg a kovekez6 rokonok gyaszol-
jak a derek magyar ember ell
hunytat: Kiss Karoly sogora,
Borbely Gyorgy neje es csaladja,
mint sogora, Csonka Janos, csa-
ladja es hozzatartoz6i, Kiss Sa-
mu, Kiss JOSEF, es csaladja, Kiss
Miklos, Tomory Istvan es csalad-
ia, Rigo Ferenc es csaladja. A
megboldogult mem a cleveland,
hanem az East Youngstown Pc
t6fi Sandor magyar betegsegely-
z6 egyletnek volt a tagja, a mely
egylet nemcsak koszorut helye-
zett ravatalra, de kild0ttseg-
gel kepviseltette magat a temete-
sen. & ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
NE FELEDJE Ell.

Oktober 19-en, azaz a j0vo he
ten kedden a Kossuth K0rben
republicans parti politikai gyu-
les lesz, a melyre minden magyar
szarmazasu amerikai polgar hiva
talos. A XII hazaja es helyzete
sorsat a sziven viseli, az elton a
gyiilesre, a mely este 8 orakor
kezdOdik,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14

keresek minden heten a keddi
napra, igen j6 fizetessel. Alland6
munka minden keddi napra. Ha
az illet6 akarja, szerzek neki tobb
magyar helyet is a t0bbi szabad
napjaira. A szemelyes jelentkezo-
ket kerem, hogy menjenek sza-
badsag irodajaba balmely nap
deli IL ora es 2 ora, vagy delutan
4 ora es 6 ora kozott, a hol meg
adjak pontos cimet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
oLcsoBB LETT A aYAfjuARu.

Az Amoskeag Manufacturing Com
pany, egy manchester gyapjuaru gyar
september 22-en osszes gyartmanyai-
max arat 33 es egy harmad szazalek-
kal szallitotta lejebb. A gyar gyapju
osztalyaban 10 ezer munkas dolgozik
es hetenkent A millio yard szovetet
allit elo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14
NEMEToRszAG GYARIPARA.

A nemet kormany hivatalos kimuta-
tasa nagyon szomorn kepet fest a ne
met gyariparr6l. A nemet acel es vas
ipar nagyon rossz helyzetben van a
nyersanyag hianya Matt, egyediil a
szov6 IS yegyi iparban vannak elegg6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-14

UTOLS0 REGISZTRALAS
OKToBER 15-EN ES 16-AN
PENTEKEN ES SZOMBATON
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04

SIX ROOM FURNISHED BUNGALOW AT 521 N. 9TH ST, CORNER 9TH ST AND FILLMORE, ON PAVED ST; ALL MODERN CONVENI- F,NCFS. PLAYER PIANO, FURNISHED THROUGHOUT WITH ELEGANT + UR RNl- TURF; DOUBLE GARAGE WITH LARGE SLEEPING PORCH ABOVE. LEASE FOR ONE YEAR $T5 A MONTH ITNTII, OCT. 1, S150 THEKk- AFTER. APPLY ANN b-A HnTEI PHONE 4129.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Wanted-Z4eIp, Male

WANTED-One experienced refrig- eration engineer;r must thoroughly un- derstand refrigeration. Apply Pacific Creamery Co.,, Phoenix office. l
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04

WANTED-Man to work in ice ream factory. 24 N. 1st Ave g
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04

M U SIC INSTRUCTIONS term. Violin, flute. cornet, other band instruments. Francisco .Roziny. SIS \. 9th St. Phone 3039. m
 THE firm Of Shockley & McCrevey has dissolved partnership. I will nor be responsible for any debts contracted by this firm. J. T. McCrevey. m
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Wanted-Help, Female

WANTED-GirI or woman for work. New York Candy Kitchen. 21S E.. Washington. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04

ONE four room house for rent part ,,. g-,,-nisbed. ss5 per month. Apply 9O7 w. Washington - -I70R PENT-Smal furnished cot tare in rear of SOP N. sixth Ave -7TIT2T@F- ROOM house partly tuF- ,,isbed Inquire 1925 E. Van Buren.
 .l-- ,,fapo. machine and garage; I,"'g'' Ione lease. S41 N. 7th Ave. Healthy adults only.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Lost and Found

LOST-Dark bay mare mule, 6 years old, blocky build. Notify R. L. Finch cIo c. c. Jones. Tempe -Ariz. If
 SPRAYED from J. l.. Winn ranch on April 14 one bay mare years old, weight about 1000 lbs. no brand on black mare years old, wt. 1000 lbs. no brand Liberal reward offered to finder Notify McMullen & Aber- crombie. 701 N. Seventh Ave. Phone 1764 Phoenix, Ariz. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
For Rent-F furnished
 Houses

n @A &&@AA& eAA AAACAAO~~
 Hoveae fl ~~>~~---~>-~~->~>>>~~~-s TWO-ROOM cottage, free showers, gas, electricity; adults. See Conrad 33 D. Adams. If HALF HOUSE, rooms. screen porch; no sick or children. 925 E. Me kinIey TWO ROOM furnished cottage; nice shade. 1150 E. Van Buren.
 FURNISHED cottage. 705 E. Wash ington. m
 FOUR ROOM furnished half brick. cool, modern, desirable. 1927 F. Adams.
 FOUR ROOM furnished house, no sick. no children. Call 6O6 N. Fifth St. between nooa and 6 p. m. It
 FOR RENT-For three months. fine Iy furnished seven room bungalow, 15 minutes walk to ocean, on car line to Los Angeles; garage. Address Mrs. W. A. Thatcher, Oakwood AVe., Venice, Cal.
 SIX ROOM modern furnished house with garage; good shade and very cool home for summer months; no children: no sick. 1920 E. Van Buren St.; $50 per month
 FOUR ROOM furnished house with two screen porches; modern. Phone 4497.
 HALF house with screen porch at 520 s. First Ave. Apply 506 E. Adams
 MODERN completely furnished five room house with large screen room suitable for two families; good loca- ton; two blocks from carline; imme- diate possession. Apply 151O West Madison.
 SQUAW PEAK REST RESORT 1h mile north Arizona Canal and 18th St., in foothills; two furnished houses; groceries, mail, ice, milk delivered; pure water, auto service. "A better desert place for those who care" card to address, auto will call. Lewis Lynn, co Cave Creek Stage.
 FOR RENT-Five-ro and screen modern brick, P. D., $45; will furnish; no children; also furnished apartment, $45; no children. Inquire at 252 South 18th Ave.
 FOR RENT-Five-room brick, mod ern, furnished.
 Four-room brick, modern, large screen porch, unfurnished.
 Six-room frame, furnished.
 r. A. JEFFERSON, REALTOR
 32 s. Central Ave. Phone ITO If
 NICELY FURNISHED six-room screen porch, garage, large cool house for three months. only. Phone 1891. Owner - COMELN 1EL1 IuIulSlleu muse OI rooms, with piano, $60 month. Inter national Mines & Realty Co.,, 40 North First Ave, Phone 1855. If
 TWO-ROOM house, modern; no sick or children. 925 F. Mckinley. k
 FURNISHED house for rent or lease; on paved street, near Capitol; rooms and screen room; hardwood floors bath, gas, electricity, garage; vacant June 1st Phone 4470. or call 505 $. Srd Ave. If
 FOR sRENT-Three- room furnished cottage, modern, $25. water free; shade S05 $. First Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
EOR RENT

THREE-ROOM modern apartment for rent: screen porch. 1O6 ;. CehtraI Ave maui } at 710 s. Central. tr
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
For Rent-Furnished
 Houses

FOR RENT-Four room furnished half house, BPS per month 4O5 E. Washington Phone 47T6.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Lost and Found

LOST-$2O bill. probably in Quinns Cafeteria or on First Avenue Reward Call 1854, Service Dept. or 10S9 after five o'clock. MT. Young It
Arizona republican., 1920-06-04
Crown Corsets

I should like to have the name and Crown corsets. Box 41G Republican. k
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20
TIME OF SENATOR'S
 WASTED IN BITTER
 PARTISAN DEBATE
Sherman Continues Scath- ing Attack on Henry Ford, Defeated Candi-
 date From Michigan
By Associated rr.ss

Washington, February 19.-Bitter parti- san debate on the fraud charges against Senator Newberry, republican, of Michi- gan, took up much of the senate's time today as yesterday precipitated by Sen ator sherman. republican, Illinois, eontin- ufng his attack on Henry Ford, the de- feated democratic candidate
 While the debate was running It's course senator Watson republican, of lndiaUN. called meeting for Monday of the sub ecmmitte appointed to recount the ballots in the contested election. It was indicat- ed, however, that the suDcommitte prob Fably would postpone it's task until the trial of Senator Newberry and his cam paign workers now in progress at Grand Rapids, was finished.
 Senator Sherman included the members of Mir Fords family, the automobile which he manufacturers and all his ac- tivities in his attack He declared MT. Ford had furthered his financial and po- ltical fortunes by eniisting the seFYices of the government.
 The Illinois senator was taken sharply to task by Senators Stanley of Kentucky and Walcott of Delaware, both demo- crats who declared he had violated Sem ate decorum, the latter charging that Mir sherman had been addressing Jury lin Michigan" for which he would have Len in contempt of court if done in that stale.
 Senator Townsend, republican col league of Senator Newberry. injected d new element of bitterness by declaring that while the truth was being learned about Michigan. he would like to see the facts brought out concerning the last senatorial contest in Kentucky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-02-20
PERSH|NG STRESSES NEED OF EDUCATION
Commander Was Ashamed at Revelations of Hit
 eracy Among Soldiers
Rx A,,oslatea Prs,s

Chattanooga. February t9.--General John J. Pershing, here for an inspee- ton of Fort oglethorpe, declared at a luncheon given in his honor today that he was ashamed at the revelations of illiteracy shown by tests of men called in the selectiye service and emphasized the duty of Americans to support popu- lar education and bring the benefits of good schools to every family. General Pershing said the record showed that fully 25 per cent of the men drawn in the draft were illiterate. fact he said. which should cause every American shame.
 Reverting to the subject of disloy- atty, General Pershing said that it is the duty of each individual community to rid itself of the red revolutionist, the red agitator and the bolshevist without appeal to the power of the federal gov ernment- Ho said that every person should be educated in the English lsn- guage and those not pleased with American customs should be encouraged to leave the country.
 We have no place for the man whS would help in or sympathize with tho overthrow of our great government" he declared
 General Pershin$ paid Tennessee sel- diers in the world war high tribute. saying that they had upheld the tradi- tions of the commonwealth on all occa- sions. and that when there was a par- ticulsrly dangerous point in the Him denburg line Tcnnesseans were Se- lected to break through.
 General Pershing was the guest ot ths city at several functions during tho day and left the city tonight