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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07
Wasch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE t

Watch Grand Forks Grow
FOR SALE +"
k,v.r-aii piewsd and ready tor crop
1900 per acre.
$500 .o6-7 room all modern house. hot
water heat, hardwood floors,
stationary washtubs. close in.
$1,000 CO. room. all modern house, sta.
tionAry washtuba. hardwood
floors, full baaernent in 6ne
location, on Belmont Ave.
5000 .0o-S room all modern house. all
hardwood floors, fireplace, full
basement. stationary wash
tubs. hne location on Belmont
ssoss .se--s room house. all modern.
-. hardwood floors. full base.
msnt. hot vater heat. on Bel
$4,000 .se-s room house, all modern. hot
water heating plant. full
basement. hardwood floors
and finish. on Belmont Ave.
~ house. h.r %Eeees noos 'G snd
anish. fuil bassment on Bel:
$1,000. oe-s"roem house all modern hard.
woGd nGo.ss; hot water heat
Cottonwood at.
500 .oo--b room house. 50 #. lot. barn
and woodshed in Riverside
Ss3o0s OF room house. all modern. all
hardwood floors, steam heat.
ed garage on South 4th st.
$4,000 .00-S room house, all modern, full
basement, hot water heating
plant, heated garage. on
Reeves Ave.
$1,000. oo--e room all modern house, full
basement, on Vernon Ave.
5000. CO. house with garage
and electric lights ana water
on North 18th st.
Wy. Fl. KELSEY
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07
FARM LOANS

II YOU WANT A FARM LOAN SEB
Sullivan Bros. If you want to sell .
farm or buy . farm. pee Sullivan Bros!
MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

MONEY WANTED FOR FIRST FARM
mortgages at Z per cent. Wadsworth,
Clifford. Annex. t
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07
AUTO TIRES

ALL SIZES OF SLIGHTLY
used tires: Also all sizes Of new SEC
b onds at greatly reduced pricses Re.
tire vulcanixing and repairing. All
work guaranteed. Remember tire bric.
20 advanced 10 to 36A March {. Gut
Joseph MahowAld, 13s DeMsrs Ava.
6And Fofks. n. Oak.
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BUSINESS CHANCES
WRITE. s57 HERALD.

FOR sALE-PooL TABLE AND FIX
lures. $500, stock invoice price. build
a week. good place for barber Cash
only. P. o. Box 216. Thompson, n. ID.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

WANTED-TWo GIRLS AT CONNER.
.cial Hotel, Mimic, N. D., Good pay.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

FOR SALEvSTOCK AND FIXTURES
in Buckeye Restaurant, Larimore, N.
D.. $1.600.00 cash. Come-do not
wait. Building to rent; 30 It. North
G. N. Depot. sy
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FARM MACHINERY

FOR sALE-4o-so GAS REEVs TRAc-
tor. 3e-60-16 bar 'Reevs separator.
G.. D.. Knox. Fishar, MINI.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07
FOOT SPECIALISTS.

DR.. ]. c. ANSON. FOOT SPECIALIST.
Over drug" store, 3rd and DeMers Ave.
Corns removed without pain. Instant
relief to tired and aching feet. Nails,
bunions treated. 1850.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE. RECEIPTS
last year $2,e24.7S. Small cash pay
ment: Rest easy terms. Address $40
Herald -Me
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RIVERSIDE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Sundeen & Lewis. Farm, Office and
general help supplied. Phone 375SW,
100 DeMers Ave.
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BARGAINS IN THE Z No-sAND
s,sfe, & p eli, il Z ssIs.s;. .fs 81. t: ss ]
lsnS cheap, * ysasss.tiSs 4 ~.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

COUNTER GIRL wANrED-coLuM
bia Hotel. ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

COOK. WANTED FOR HoTEl-No
washing; board and room free. Good
wages. Holland House. Gilby, N. D
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WANTED-STUDENT TO WORK FOR
board room. Phone 1sSs-w.
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK.
Small family. Call 1888.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-05-07

WOMAN WANTED FOR GENERAL
homework. 1902 University.
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4oxso GARAGE-FRAME WITH STEEL
construction. Price $4,000 cash. Ad-
dress. Highland Auto Co., Fertile.
MINI.
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HE1f-1ENERA1

MEN-woMEN, OVER H.. WANTED 70
month up. Write immediately for
free list positions now open. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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CTIAMBERMAID WANTED. $e> PEE
day. Frederick hotel.
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TWO COMPETENT FIRST AND SEC
ond cooks wanted at once. Good pay;
steady employment for right parties.
z Nrits' School for the Deaf, Devils
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GIRL WANTED FOR HOUsEWoRK.
Small family, 80 No. 3rd.
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RATH8

OUT OF TOWN ORDERS PROMPTLY
flled. Chicago Bakery. 212. S. sra st.
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DIsHWAsHER WANTED AT THE u
g +: hotel. .LanEdon, N. ID. $3S pei
month board And room.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
REACH NORFOLK TOMORROW;
SPEAK IN BEDFORD SUNDAY

Ivy Associated l'rCSS.
ON BOARD TIE STEAMER PAS
Torres. Dec. 2.-Thc steamer l'as-
torres, with President Flee; Harding
on board, this evening was proceed
Ing norihward on the Atlantic Coast
a, speed which made il doubtful
whether her officers would be able 10
realize their hopes OF docking tho
vessel at Norfolk early In the rcre-
noon OF Saturday.
Most OF today the steamer bat;lei
against head winds and moderate
sea, and a, nigh,fa!i WAS opposite the
no-;h-ceHtra, Florida coast, about 400
miles al sea.
Notwithstanding thr constant roll
.nS OF the ship. Mrs Harding. wife
Of tho Presid.n;-elcc remained on
deck during the afternoon and even
Ing. She said She felt weak. but more
comfortable than ~ any time during
the voyage
She expressed Tho belief that she
would be III peri-c, health before
reaching port. During the day Mr..
Harding worked pa,t OF the time
on the speeches ne viii deliver at
Norfolk and bedford. Va. Never,hc-
less. ne took time on from his labcrs
70 play his daily game OF shuttle
board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
LIVE HOG PRICES RETURN
TO PRE-WAR QUOTATIONS

Confined from First Pagr)
says that during that period tbs
wholesale price OF pork !olns declined
- per cent, making Il total drop OF
Is pcr cent sine" october !. Other
declines on November -. as COM
pared with October OF thi. year
show. smoked hams. ~ per cent:
fancy breakfast bacon, - per cent:
standard bacon - per cent: fresh
skinned shoulders. 80 per cent. and
lard. 10 per ccmr.
Explaining why the Wholesale price
has failed 10 !all az fast as The live
stock quotations, an official OF one OF
the packing houses said:
There arc two features cf ,ae com
para;ivc price situation tina, should
be borne In mind. One is the price
OF hy-products: the ether The cost OF
labor. Thc average consumer natur-
ally thinks OF meat animals only rs
they affect his table. lie sees that
the price OF hogs has dropped and he
thinks. az course. that meat should
follow at once
only a6ou, IS per cent OF The live
hog IS meat, T6c ether n per cent
consists 81 waste and hy-prcduc,s,
which Jus; now have little value. Also
In the carcass there are parts that
must be sold FOR low prices. Tho en-
tire carcass does not bring pork loin
or fancy smoked ham prices. cor ex-
ampic
Labor is now receiving much
greater rewards than Il did in 1919.
The ;ctal increase OF plant wages
has been more than 10 per cent
Thus. though there have been sub
stantial decreases in wholesale pork
prices. these price drops cannot quite
cGua! ;ac fall in live animal prices.
eecause OF The conditions outl!nCA.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
VIRGINIA, GOVERNOR,
IN CAPITAL, SHES
CASTOR INTO RING
tCnntinued from Irlrst rageD

Continued from First ragr.)
diatcly became interested and &C.
tive In political and civic affairs Of
Virginia aud his particular section
He became identified with the farm
i. Grs' organization and was for a long
Kline president OF the state Farmers
Substitute.
Interested in Agriculture.
- He cen;ered his alterations upon
The uplift Of the agricultural Inter
= sts OF the State, and advocated many
.pt the reforms in the laws pertaining
TO the activities o; the rural resi-
dents OF the state.
II, Governor Davis entered the DO
Slltlcai arena IN .i9i7, III :, three-cor-
-nered night 'for ,Ne goNcrnurshlp
against the la3t j. Taylor Ellyson.
= Former At,orncy-;cnvral Holm car
iland Pollard He wen ~ !, good ma.
.jority.
Among he reforms lie offered in
state gorernmcnt WAS AN up tu-da,c
hudsst sys,"m, which hc has irs,-
~tuted, This has proved so satistac.
tory in Virginia ,hat !; has attracted
wide attention throughout the coun-
Try. Recently, Governor Davis
through the hoafd, has effected
sweeping changes IN the conduci OF
he state rcnitentiary, bringing
aahout reforms there which he nad
>iong had IN mind. He has especially
insisted that the inmates have the
best of medical attention. f.dura.
%tlonai and induStria! departments
nave been created by the board, Nitn
women useful citizens when they 20
phck 20 society.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
1--WE PERISH IN FLAMES
THAT SWEEP APARTMENT
Now York llippodromc Veterinary
and Show People lose
Lives In Blaze.
POLICE BEGIN INVESTIGATION
Stairways Declared Missing Be-
tween Certain Floors, and Utter
Absence of Fire Escapes Alleged,
Cutting OF Avenues OF Escape.
tRy Associatcd rrcss. ]

- shSSpNiaNtN ItSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. Standardization
OF the last OF the hve victims who
persisted early today amid flames that
swept five-story apartment house in
West Eif,y-scventh Street MS BETTY
Jcncs, the wife OF Bobby Jones. u
dancer in London, WAS made to-
night.
Tho other victims were:
Dir. +. NJ. Potter veterinary OF tho
New York Hppodrome trainer OF
animals for theatricaia AMI motion
pictures and an owner OF race horses.
Mrs. Eva Luscombe, English pre-
mier danseusc and actress, the wifc
Lloyd's, London.
Mrs. Harold Rroswell Reid. vocal
student. OF Goderich, Ontario.
Mrs. Jessie Jenkins. OF California,
sister OF Mrs. Reid
The police started an investigation
OF the tragedy after receiving reports
that stairways were missing between
certain floors OF the building, and
that there were TO fire escapes They
also reported learning that an auto
matte elevator was in use between
floors not served b. the stairways,
and that the elevator had been run
down to the third noor and Stopped
Mrs. Luscombc's Charrcd remains
were found III corridcr one Mig
below her apartment anu just a few
feet from passaGeway leading TO
tho adjacent building. Apparently She
had been trapped 10y flames when
nearing escape.
Mrs. 1.uscomhe came TO America
from London about ,nrcc weeks ago,
and Betty Jones' arrived in New York
soon aftcrward from Eostcn. 10 live
with Mrs. Luscombe. Last night they
attended party given in the next
door house, according 10 Mrs Eric
Brockdorfr. a friend, VINO identified
the bodies.
Mrs, Reid was reported 10 be the
former wife of an English nvbleman.
Lord David Howard. Her daughter.
Helen Howard. said her mother latcr
married Canadian manufactured
Boswell Reid. of Goderich, Ont,
. Circus and theatrical folk OF Two
continents knew Or. Potter, who had
cared for the llppodrome's dumb per
formers for .!tcsu years. Previously
he trained the horses for the rae"
scene in ben llur." and appeared be-
fore the present King George OF Eng
land when that spectacle WAS stage
in London,
lie owned u stable OF race horses
and only last night returned from;
Bowie, Md, where he supervised the
shipping of some o: his coior-hearors
&c New Orleans for tho winter track
season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

diatoly meet his obligations. Cndcr
existing conditions II would be the
acme of inhunlanity and Of unwis-
dom TO force amy debtor into bank
rurtcY IL by tho most liberal iudul.
sencc he would bc ultimately able
to pay. Business failures do more
th;n wreck business; they oft,imes
destroy man.
Liberal mdulecncas and renewals
should be granted by the manufuc-
turers to the jobbers. by the Jobbers
TO the merchants, by the merchants
To the individuals. 1t is no time Cor
creditor to seize his debtor by the
throat and savagely say: Pay me
what thou owest.'
Create Finance Corporation.
49,. Let the Federal government
create finance corporation of some
sort that will enable the people Of
other lands 10 obtain from us the
commodities they go greatly need,
but for which they are not able TO
make im.neI!ate payment We ba-
'!crc such Il corporation TO lie en-
tireiy feasible. and that it's mere
creation would substantially help the
situation.
saw sScSsfNf lboaru
should bc urged and authorized to
advise al! banks TO adopt Il liberal
policy Of renewals. The law author
izing six months credit on foreign
paper should DO literally construed
and renewals for u like period should
BE freely granted wherever cunSis-
tent with other solvency. The real
wealth OF the country is unimpaircd.
II would be Il suicidal policy To de-
siroy this wealth by "a prrcmptory-
call OF loans.
Amend HrsrrNe Inv.
IL necessary the Congress should
act at once to amend the Federal
reserve law so as 20 temporarily sup
ply additional currency and afford
more time in which 20 pay 10 debtors
In distress.
we behave that tho genera!
adoption by individuals and by The
government OF the policies herein
suggested would not only AFFORD ma-
.erial aid but would n once suppiant
the gloom and the fear Of the pres
tnt with that confidence SO vital 10
whoiesom" and successful business"
Governor Goodrich. of Indiana, Il
ineiubcr OF the committees suid he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

GA not entirely approve It's phrase
oioSy. though lac WAS heartily in aV-
cord with rs purposes.
Other members OF the committee
were iovornors Eickc,t. OF North
Carolina: Harding. Of Iowa: llol-
comb. of Connecticut. and Parker, OF
louisiana
The afternoons session was cnliv-
ened by EXPRESSIONS from two Gov
ernors which reversed the ordinary
political attitudes or the traditional
Northern Republican and Southern
Democrat,
PARTIES RrNcrse Policies.
Speaking on the subject of de
Capitalization Of. government func-
TONS and strcssinS the dcs!rability
OF decentralization. Governor Carey,
OF Wyoming, deplurcd what he called
growing negl.c; OF States rights"
The Federal governments through
certain activities was ''rctarding de-
veiopmcnt," he declared.
Immediately Governor Harding took
the !loor with the suggestion that
all other Republicans turn their
faces To the wal. permitting our
democratic frleuds 10 chucklr"
few moments latcr Governor
Parker. OF louisiana making Il plea
for farm lahorcrs Of the South. who.
ne SAID. had to compete with 10
cents y day syrup and vegetable
Oil manufacturers" OF Oriental coun-
tries. declared what WAS needed was
protective import taNes."
Governor Goodrich. of Indiana.
arose.
IL would perhaps be- In order for
the Democrats - turn their faces
row he said.
After the days session the Gov
errors aud Governors elect We're
taken for r!'ic sixteen miles imtu
the country for dinner as the guests
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
.PREs|DENT-ElECT TURNS
. Down PR0FFER OF YACHT
Declines Wilson'S Courtesy BE.
cause OF Necessity to Return To
Capital by Rail.
REACH NORFOLK TOMORROW
VIII Deliver Ono, and Maybe Two.
Addresses In Tldcwatcr aud
Speak at Bedford Sunday-Rc In
Washington Monday.
10y Associated Press. |


ASiiiNGfoN. Dec. Ex-senator
Harding declined today President VIII
sons oner TO place the presidential
yacht MayNower At his disposal next
saturday on his arrival Al Norfolk
To carry the rresidcnt-clcct to Wash.
inSt"n IL WAS necessary. the SEN
at"r said in 4 radio message 10 Sea-
rotary Daniels. who transmitted the
oher yesterday 10 the steamer PAS
torres, ihnt he Should make the trip
by rail. Tho Senator's message, as
made public by the Navy Department.
follows:
Please thank III. President for
Mayfiower tender Am obliged tc
travel 10 Washington by rail- My
gratitude To YOU"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Kaiser Wilhelm Wanted
on Charge Of Larceny
my Associated Press,

rtI'rSnuRGlI, IA. Dee. -
Witnesses hnd spectators in Crim-
innl Court here yesterday cranrd
their nrrks about the big ROOM
when ttpstnN. In bu0n,ing
voice, announced that -1iniscr
Wilhelm" was wanted at tho bar
Newspaper men. quick 10 scent
"st"rS." approached tho Court
md asked that they he given In
formnttoU relative to Kaiser Will
helm. II was explained that the
NnhelIa In question was . resident
or MiiiSale. suburb OF Pitts
hur.h. and that he hnd been In
dirtrd Tor larceny. hut not yet arr
rested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
ONE NAN SHOT Id ASSAULT
ON CAROLINA COURTHOUSE

Continued from First PaEcD
irl. H. VAS removed IN an auto
mobile. while The party WIKI ham
Dispersed.
Al the time OF the assault On the
courthouse, most OF the guards were
on the third moor OF the courthouse.
where they had the negroes. \ small
guard had been placed OH tho second
Moor. according TO Colonel L.angstoa.
bu, these men did not fire. The doc.
or the FIRST floor, !, appears. WAS
smashed open. but when Futren fell
no attempt was made to enter
Tw-nty-hve men a, midnight were
guarding the prisoners, and these
We're L. be- re-cnforced after The ar
rival here OF machine gun company
OF State troops from Durham. The
soldiers were expected to board a
specia! train at Durham shortly after
midnight.
1T - utterly impossible for the
mob 10 get the prisoners unless the
building is dynamited." said Colonel
Lang We can hold on mob
Of 1000. II necessarily
While members OF the garrison did
not anticipate further trouble, il was
rumored on the streets that another
attack would I've made on the court
house before morning. Threats were
made that the lighting system of the
town would bc put out OF commission
and that telephone communications
with the iail would be cut or. i, WAS
reported.
order Troops To GoItisboro.
RALEIGH. y. G.. Dec. 2.-upon re-
quest of Judge W. \. Devin, holding
cour, in Wayne County, AdJutant.
General J. Van Il, Mats tonight
shortly before II O'clock ordered the
Durham Mach!nc-Gun Company 10
proceed TO Goidsboro as soon - "a
special train can be obtained.
Telephone communication with
members OF the garrison in the
courthouse developed the information
that II Futrell. former deputy shcr-
III Of the county, reported killed BY
lire from the courthouse when it
vas Stormcd by the mob, was shot
accidentally by members OF the mob.
and that. the guards did not return
the fire Only twelve or fifteen shots
We're fired by the mob. IL was said.
and the gathering has now Dispersed
and no further trouble Is expected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
READ THE LIST
or Roots. Herbs, Dsrks and berries
1t Tells the Story

OF the Iaer!; combined in Hoods
Sa:sapar!l.a al Il medicine for ca
iarrh. rheumatism. scrofula and
other Ills OF tac blood. stomach, liver
and kidneys.
SaTsapari.la, yellow doc.,. g,l,-
!!nS!a. blue has. gualac--al,crativcs
blood purifiers and tonlcs
Mandrakc and dandc!ion--anti-
bilious and liver remedies
!ntergrccn and bitter orange
2t"'--'"n!cs. npretizfrs. digesiives.
Juniper berries, IVA ursi and pip
s.sse "a-Er.at kidney remedies
ftnt'an root, y lid chcrry-Sto,nach
t"H!Ss --sai others OF value.
Economy and true merit Ar, com
hired in Hoods Sarsaparilla.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
DIRECTOR MYERS HANDS HIS
ANNUAL BUDGET TO MAYOR
Paper Is First 10 lie Received mud
VIII he Carefully Scanned by
MnSnr In

Director Of Public Safety W. Af.
Myers yesterday submitted to tho
Mayor his budget of wants for the
coming year. This is the first repor,
TO he received from amy OF the de-
partmcnts. Mayor Ainslie said Ito
would not make II public until lie had
received All the reports and gone
over them carefully.
II is probable the complete list OF
reports viii he i'll hand within u few
days, after which time Mayor Ainslie
will begin the formulation OF his
budget 10 loo submitted To the Finance
COMMITTEES OF Ci;y Council. lie hopes
to be ready with this document early
in tho wear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
WOMEN ASK RECOGNITION
ON CITY ELECTORAL BOARD

delegation Places Cnu.r before
judge ID. {. Itichnriisun. Who Has
hppOintInE Power.
dudSe Richardson yesterday after
aooh received Il delegation OF repre-
sentative women. who urged him to
appoint woman To the vacancy coon
70 DC accustomed on the city Electoral
n0,I. through the anticipated rcsiE-
gram. -
>, me delegation was headed hy Mrs
H. H., -. Muntord, Miss Adele Clark. Mrs
Kern. Thcy presented their ..rso w ~
y Nv words, to which Judge IIcn-
hrdson gave the closest attcntion IIc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
Remain ut Capital Awhile.
IEy United N.Ms.l

10Y IN!tCU -N"Ws.
ABOARD ). 5. P-ASTORES. pee .
President Elect Harding and Mrs.
Harding will probably iomain in
Washington for two or Tire" days
upon their arrival in tho capita. from
their vacation trip. The rAstorcs WAS
passing through tn" Gulf Stream
Thursday. headed for Norfolk, Va.
The sea was calm and The President
elect, Mrs. Harding ana their party
had their meals on deck. Senator
Harding spent most of the emo play
ine shufflcboa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
CONDITIONS DO NOT
WARRANT DESPAIR,
OPlNE GOVERNORS

CONTINUED from First PaEe.D
can to help AND encourage his neigh
Dor. Let there be complete mobi-
lizat!on OF the financial and spiritual
assets OF every community. Neither
God nor the government ought TO be
asked TO help those who do not first
make every effort possible TO help
themselves. There ought TO be a
united effort in every community 10
keep any good man from being de
stroyed because lie cannot immc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

OF Eewis 5. Sadlcr. Pennsylvania
state Highway Commissioner. Cen
erai FershinS was also n guest at
tho dinner party.
Attrr u short executive session
tomorrow the conference will adjourn.
taxing special train ut noon for
Philadelphia. where they will be
guests OF the city for tho day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03

gave no hint of his intentions in tho
matter, but Will consider tho si,un.
non tully. and viii announce his APP
pointment at the proper time.
Tho general impression is rim, ~ /.
position vii, bts Ttendered. Clyde ",
saunders, ;s Il iphn fully uuaiified In
all rcspccts. having grown ip In Local
Poiit!cal atmosphere and "wailowed"
In II for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-03
DR.. MACLACHLRM ELECTED
PHI BETA KAPPA MEMBER
VIII lie initintcd Into Frntrrnliy To-
morrow mt william aud
Nnrx ('pllerr

Dr. II. -. &. Mucla chiun. pastor Of
the Seventh street Christian church.
has been elected AN honorary member
OF tho Alpha Chapter Of the PHI Beta
Kappa az William and Mary College.
This election is generally regarded
as Il high literary honor. equivalent
I" an honorary dcgre" in many col
lcsca.
Dr. Machiachian.-wI ether distin
suishrd men nnd women. will h- !nitl-
atcd into the rites % this fratcI5.s -