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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
K. c. BAND WINS PRAISE
At ITS SECOND CONCERT
>. L. Burke ENtols Hcroism OF Or
Eanization and Lauds Recon-
Structiou Work.

ENtollinE tho virtues and tho hc-
roism or tho Knights Of Columbus In
war and In peace. John II. burke,
managinS editor OF The Times Dis
patch. yesterday afternoon spoke he
iore IN. local organization at McGill
! mon li;tlI. lilo said the knights had
responded patriotically to the call OF
country. and. fearless in war. they
were equally patriotic in :hcir cr-
iorts Tor reconstruction.
Already the knights Of Columbus
nave contributed" said MIR. turk.
70 the rehabilitation OF 5000 men
VINO fought IN the great war against
n ~ AMI they are now engaged
an making The future safe for the
democracy
Mr. Burke complimcntcd Professor
rhiup toiavita and his kniIhts OF
tWcn'N-scvcn strong. dispensed n pro-
gram OF varied selections, introducing
s s.',i OF marked ability. and pre-
S,nuimS some of The mos, difficult Of
Tatorc, which Introduced Losenh In
rrhtta. the tr"mhonist OF the strand
orchestra. who performed most ar
'iStl,dily on tho baritone horn.
Young James Bickcrstafr PLAYED as
u curnct solo. My Rosary" with In,
eand accompanying, and won an en-
W. Casper Deady rendered Dear
old Pal OF Mine" cxGuisitriy. AMI
was forced TO repeat tho number.
As an innovation. quintet. con-
sisitnS OF four saNophones ANA a bass
clarinet gave several selections.
which were we'll received.
Ut: w. y. MCGOWAN. in presenting
Mr. Burke. took occasion TO refer to
ne band. which he said was made up
OF some OF the best musicians i'm the
ci'y: lie gave deserved prais. To
Professor Colavita. whose CLERGY had
MADE the band wha, II is. and he
saia that the knights of Columbus
han been, promised one of the very
best bands in the country.
This band Will not only be a pridc
10 the knights OF Columbus" said
Or. MCGOWAN. but Il pride to th,,
city The band is composed OF pro
tessionaiS ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. with
SbF.hStlnE OF amateurs. They all
Work together with co-opcra,iou
mat rebounds TO their credit" said
the speaker.
The concert yesterday. which was
me second Of a series OF sunday af-
iairs, and was largely attended by
men women and children. included
THIS program:
!!SIi french horns and ,roinooncs: over;l,r"
I,n. src,H-'N sn"p,unn, cernc, .nio Isl,
~ Troyatorc" iVarlii- 6Sfit6ne oSiilrr1,i,s
Cs.nes 'i15 dt yocH solo tss"e,ed "
,ci'et, sANanhone auarie;te ana bass c.afi.
house sercnadc .;mcarts nmI rlo n.rH,
sr .2'"';m 5'eE IN ny. E;Wn"o" uIa
Next sunday afternoon Dr., jomcs
j.. Walsh, FOR many years medical
editor OF the New York Herald. will
speak in the Eilou Thratcr on Amer.
!cah!Sm Or. walsh is n finished ora
IoT. ana as samuel Kelly said in an
nounctnE the forthcoming attraction.
IN" meeting will be omen TO ali and
INC iheaier should be filed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Dreaming of Old Byzantium
ny 4. l.. JOHNSON,
| nitcd News stan Currcsuundcut

ATHENS, Dec. 2i--yircek aspirations include
permanent occupation OF ConRtantinopIc and
eventually. the restoration OF :hc old byzantine
empire. according 10 infcrc.Ioes that may we'll
be drawn from public and private uttcraucss
o. Creek leaders.
Demetrius Gounaris, Mi'!s,er Of war. for
example. declares IN an Interview that Greece
Intends 10 maintain her troops In Asia Minor
regardless OF what the allies may say or do
Il is not question" he adds. ''of our abU.ty
to hold the present lines. but whether fur
ihcr advance at the present time is advlsa bic
Greece is spending hundred million drachmuc
monthly 70 maintain her forces which. owing
20 her financial and economical strength. she
* eas.;y able to do without prciud!cing her
internal and external ob!iEatious"
C;ounar!s is leader Of the Majority Popular
party Hence his views Will be consummatcd
when the Chamber meets and the new Cabinet
is formed January 3. lie declares that the
Greek foreign policy provides for tho
pictc fuliilmcnt OF the Sevrcs treaty.
Commenting upon the recent elections Goun-
ar!s said
Democratic governments End il difficult
disregard the Overwhelming wish Of the Greeks
TO throw OF the tyranncal yoke OF Nenizclos.'
EXilcd Constantine officers. numberlni; 2.ooo
have been restored TO their original ranks. h.
stated ana at the same time vcnisclsts
being permitted TO remain In the country.
General IopoulaS. departing for Smyrna. de-
clarcd that the draft o. troops
route to the front show the highest morale and
that the military situation is !npregnablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
News of Fifty Years Ago

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27

Join; Commission. tho United States Geo
graphic Board and sundry International
boundary Commissions.
II seemed that ours was 10 DO govern
mout by commission instead Of Il govern
mont OF three constitutional departments.
Eut the passion for new commissions has
subsidized somewhat in the past two br
three years. New ones have not been cs-
tablished overnight as in the older days.
Instead, Individual statesmen in the House
and Senate have turned their attention to
the enlargement OF Tit Cabinet. New port
ioios are proposed with the slightest pos
sibie provocaton and if ali those which
have been formally provided for III pending
legislation should We authorized. the Presi-
dent would be surrounded by official
family that would test the capacity OF the
White House.
Here are few of the sccr.taryships now
under consideration i'll Congress:
Secretary OF Education designed to pro-
mote public instruction. abolish illiteracy.
enlighten aliens and aid the States i'll vo-
catiOual training.
Secretary OF Transportation. planned 20
supervise the operation OF the railroads
once the country makes up lis mind that
government ownership must be reSorted to-
Secretary OF Merchant Marine. WHO shall
shipping. the development nj merchant
fleets. the opening OF new trade routes and
the promotion OF foreign commerce gen
orally.
Secretary OF Aviation. who shall co-orii-
nate The aviation branches OF tile army
navy Post-Ofdce Department and who shall
encourage the aviation industry generally.
both as commercial asset and prepared
ness measure.
Secretary OF Public Works in whom will
be combined all activities relating to rivers
and harhors. public buildings. road build
ing. development OF public lands, water
mower sites and mineral resources.
Secretary Of Science ana Invention. who
shall promote scientific research. develop
industrial chemistry. encourage inventions
and administer the patent laws.
Secretary OF Munitions. who shall con-
fine his labors to the supplying Of the army
and navy with munitions and take over the
ordnance bureaus o. the older depart
ments.
Secretary of Public Health. who will take
over the Public Health Service OF the gov
eminent. study diseases and epidemics. er-
force legislation regarding guarantees.
sanitation antf.pro;eet women ana children
iii Industry
Secretary OF National Intelligence. who
will become the chief secret service agent
Of the government. taking over the nvesti-
cation bureaus OF the Treasury, War Navy
and Justice Departments
With all these secretaryships to fill. along
with the ten now in existence. no President
need have difficulty in reward!ng those TO
whom he may be- heavily obligated for his
high office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
WAY DOWN EAST W|LL
PLAY STRAND T0N|CH
Sensational Drama OF New En-
land To BE Offered by
Griffith

What Is expected to be tho fine
production with which tho name J
David w. Grifiith has been associntcI
Is his Way Down East" made froi
The stage play OF the same name. a,J
to be shown for three days only. bod
ginning this evening. at the StranI
with matinecs Tuesday and wcdned
day. There Will be the customnr4
detail CT incidental presentation wit
respect to decorations and to musi
that aid in mahing Il Griffith produc
ton distinctive.
In the cast will be some mcmbc 4
OF the original organization that wa
Burr Mcintosh and Viva Ogden wi
bc 1T once recalled The cast, fur
thcrnorc. includes Lillian Gish. Rich
ard Barthclmcss. Kate Bruce. Mar
Lowell sherman. George Neville an
Porter Strong. In addition. there nr
in tn" prologue Mrs. Morgan Belmont
Il soc!a! leader in New York: lose
phinc Hcrnard. Patricia Frucn. Flor
cnce short. Mrs. David Landau. Emil
Fitzroy and Myrtle Sutch.
way Down Eas:" wgs selected b
Griihih. who was obliged to pay
large amount OF money FOR the rights
because or tho great heart intcrcs
Moore. played by Miss Gish. Ann
g0cs TO her rich aunt In Boston [
borrow money. ~ a bail the xii
meets Lcnnox Sandcrson. - young ma
about town. II: asks her to MARI
him. but he arrangcE for Il mock mar
riapc. After the birth OF her baby
which fortunately dies. she poes int
IN" country to seek work ana is give,
something - do on tho farm q
"Snu,re bartlett" where she rncota hi
son. David When the suuirn learn,
through village gossip. OF Anna
past. the poor girl rs turned out int
q storm David dc0cs his father an.
tnliows Anna into the snowdr!ft.
There is "a happy ending foIlowi n,
the exposure az Sanierson. GrimtI
Is Eaid 20 hav" achieved Some won
ierfni effects in photographer hap
pcnsnrs in tho storm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
JUGOSLAVS PROTEST TO
ALLIES AGAINST INACTi0N'
Want Commission Named nv Promised
Ia Trcaty to Look After Lands
RrturnubIc to serbia.
fHy Aspociated prcss.l

WASIiINGTON, Dec. 2G.-Pro.esi
has been made by the Jugo- Slav gov
eminent to the council OF anbassa-
doris Of the allied powers against tho
failure o: tho allies TO appoint an in.
t"ralli"h commission under tho treaty
rcturnablc to Serbia by bulgaria, nc.
cnrdinE 10 dispatches received here
today. from Belgrade by the Jugo.
Slav legation.
The treaty provided that such 3
commission. composed OF representa-
t!vcs OF Great Britain. France and
italy. should be appointed within
four months Of the coming into force
or the treaty Of Neuilly. which was
ratified August O. 1920. This perlod
expired on December ., 1920, and
consequently, according to the lega-
TONS cable advices. the financial and
economic provisions OF the treaty
have remained In allegiance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
0'BRIEN'S MINSTRELS TO
APPEAR HERE THIS WEEK
clever Aggregation Il Hooked 70
HUlidny Attraction at Strand

WIth show tnat VIII reveal now
elaborate stage setting, wc!l-pro-
pott!pHud mixture or song, dance and
comedy and the same absence Of
Coar"cucSs that has been the found;i-
ton stone OF the success OF the or
gau!2atiup. the Neil O'l3ricn Mlnstrcls
Viii play their annual engagement
at lh': strand Thursday, Friday and
Saturday aud Saturday matinee The
"hrst part" this year has a particu-
lar!y pretty and costly setting, and
liz said to be a dcciIcd novelty In
minstrel ollos and extremely cifcc.
i.v"
Tho second part Of tho program
Wi! consist OF now feature acts, all
o; which were written and produced
by Neil O'Bricn. Lew Wilson, the
variety boy has been engaged "a
principal comedian, ami viii appear
IN N" Nrst part. also In Il new spS-
ciai;y in the olio. There viii be the
uhnal parade and band Concerts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Amt II Arrruyntin,t

y ha!dheadcd gentleman of Baltimore has
sued hirsutist. Ii that's whatcha callem be =
cause OF failure to grow hair on his head
inter several months OF rubbing and polish
ing
Il is aEEravatin'. y few dozen years ago
W" had vain desire to sprout kale on our
meadow and went TO Gent who said that
hy making smell like n dsinfectaut and
ruNoiEE us until all our phrcnoloEical in
"'S2tious were improving. he could put :,
"o'ri'ai on our dome. He said Ia. could
Srri""ic pansics all ovcr our landscape Yeah
he undertook tn prove that he could make
Us Nr.sie on top like a Polish Piano Player.
We. zoo. were also and likewise disap-
pointed II any living drrnatologist can find
IN" shEhieSt evidence or wire grass or any
b."E hopping up OUT OF our folliclcs. we'll
SIX" ham medal for searching vision. And
yet we didn't Set mad about II. on the con
irHfN, We laughed ha. ha! We'd look like
thunder all ;opprd OF with moss. anyhow!
Friend OF Baltimore. disconsolatc and hope
less ~ YOU ar" be glad you've got \ head.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
DISTRIBUTE INCOME TAX
RETURN FORMS JANUARY 3
Collectors far Each of Sfxty-Folu
Districts VIII Rclcnsc Six Classes
simultaneously.
IBy Associated press.I

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-DistribuN
ton OF forms for fling income tn,
returns for 1920 VIII begin January
8. the bureau of Internal Revenue
announced tonight. Collectors 70,
each of the sixty-four districts. In,
bureau said. viii simultaneously re.
tease SIX classes OF forms on thai
date.
The forms to he sent at, the bureau
said, are for makiur rct,Irns on cor.
porati0n income ana profits taxes
merchant marine corporation profits
taxes ana government contract.
prohts taxes. information as to sub.
schedule OF taxable interest on lib.
crty bonds ana certificates OF inyen.
tory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
"iIclintrorc" nj Odcon.

hc!iotropc placed upon the tabi. oc-
cupicd by a fashionahly dressed
woman and her escort ut n cabaret
cause her TO blanch with terror and
pass swiftly from the gay crowd?
Why did She barricade her door ana
stand ready with drawn revolver, lust
OF hcIiotrope perfume in her room
When you see "iIcl!otropc." the fca-
tur" attraction at the Odcon Thcatcr
today and tomorrow, you'll say that
there was reason enough.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
The Poets Conner
What Girls WILL In

What Girls VIII DO.
MY rent was raised so often WIS
like homeless cat,
And "a looked for flats SO much
that l was weary,
u moved from room to smaller.
rooms. I'd moved from flat tc
And l was blue and sick and, O. s.
drcary!
Il Just get settled somewhere whes
ne rent would soar again.
ana q nave 70 pack my trunks and
thlngs and hurry.
But mat was in the awful past. and
Things have changed since then
ana from now on, dearic, I'll noi
have to worry.
For my travelling days are ovor. = "A
at last my minds at rest.
ready dawning
NO more I'll roam, Two got n hons
I've feathered well my nest
For married the darned old lana.
lord yesterday morning.
-betty osborn, In Snappy Stories.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
AUSTRIA WANTS tn RE
ATTACHED TO GERMANY
Manifesto X Pr~nnrrd by Government,
mud VIII nc ir~srutcu 60
IrnRuc az Nations.


PARIS Doc 2G--I." Journaln fay
TO-DAY II 'narus from Berlin that ~ I'd
reported IN political circles there Il
manifesto has been prcpnrnd bv Ind
AUSTRIAN government. addressed I'd
the League of nations asking thai
Austria b" attached 10 GERMANY Drl
walter Simons tho German Forcl.-rl
Minister and count ottokar Czcnrcu
Won Chndonit2. former Nustro-Iiun1
varian Foreign Minister. arc said ID
har" drafted tho document
The petit raris!in declares that
the recent treaty signed hv Italy and
'uro Slavia specifically provides fop
reciprocal support to prevent any
restoration of the monarchy either IA
Austria or Hungary.
.Copenhaycn disDatch OF Deccm4
her quoting tho Berlin corresDondi
INT ~ the poltt!kcr. said that Count
Won chrhcnitZ was IN Berlin dlscusHt
lnr with leading politicians the pnss
s'bility OF uniting Germany and
Austria following the lattnr's au-
mission into the league Of nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Mind of The NIisf.

w. Il. j., Norfoik-Maid o. the
Mist was the name of Il little steamer
that formerly naviEatcd the Niagara
River below the falls. taking tourists
as near the cataract as safety per-
mittcd. In 1867 her owner. fearing
That the little craft might be Seized
for debt. In company with two other
men ran the steamer through the
whirlpool rapids into the placid
waters of Lake Ontario. out of the
shcriff's Jurisdiction. During this
rcrilouS passage she lost her smoke
stack. and for part OF the time was
submerged from stem to storm. but
linaily emerged from her trying or
name Maid of the Mist Is applied. ut
the present time, to a small steamer
That conveys tourists nearly to the
foot Of the Horseshoe Fall.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
JnckIc With Fnrntrm.

Jackie saunders, the winSomc
young woman who plays opposite
William Farnum in Drag Harlan"
me William Fox production at the
Wednesday and Thursday, saws sI,c
would like very much 10 trade her
birthplace to some ono who has n
good American scene Of nativity TO
cNchanSc for IL. Though born I'm
Paris. she langhingly claims phlla
dciphia as the place Of that interest
ing event. Her. parents lived in
ihliadciphia and we're travelling i'm
France ut the time the girl was
born. Drag Harlan" is an i'm
merscly gripping photodrama OF the
west, in which FarnIm is seen as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
HOUSING LAW Is ILLEGAL.
SAYS NEW YORK COURT
tenants Whose Leaves Have Expired
Arr ItrGinninE Ia Worry Lcnst
They lie Thrown out
10y Un!vernl Servlcc. ]

NEW YORK. Dec. 2G.-S.vcrnl
thousand New York families. VINO
have been hanging on to their apart.
monts after lease expiration by v!r-
tue OF the recent State emergency
housing legislation, spent Christmas
wondering whether they are about to
Toe booted out Into the cold winter
streets.
The appellate division OF tho Su.
promo Court Of tho first department
mas handed down decision d.c,ar-
ing the section OF the housing law
which susDcnds summary d!sposscss
proceedings unconstitutional. ana the
tthaNts are beginning 10 worry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Origin OF Dolls.

Dorothy. Christiansburg- Tho first
dolls of which there Is any knowl-
edge were found among tho treasures
lIncarthed from the ruins OF Babylon.
They were small figures in terra Gotta
and ivory. beautifully carved, and
must have been fascinating play
things for the little Assyrian chill
dren. The little girls OF Syria had
mechanical dolls. The dolls the
classic Creek children played with
were made OF wax and clay. decorated
with bright colors. AS these children
married when very young. they played
with the dolls until just before tho
wedding day. Then they made n sacrI-
fee OF al! their toys, dolls and clothes
included. They dedicated them as 4
pious offering to some deity. II ,thc
little girl died before she was grown
up. her dolls were buried with her.
Thus u happens that the kind and
fashion OF dolls which comfortod
these ancient children Is known. All
the specimens which are kept with
so great ere behind glass doors In
various museums wero taken from
some tiny tomb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
I,rmturcs for Bijnu.

'NIrtuONs SInnors. NrlWh OF
more than ordinary interest, com"s
20 the Bijou Thcatcr today AS the
main attraction. The absorbing story
told IN this nlm drama Is one Of
universal appeal. for II carries one
from the homes OF tn. rich 10 The
novels Of the poor. II pictures In
detail tn. peculiar romance OF giri
rescued from the streets ana = man,
respected by his society friends. who
stole In the vcry homes whore no
was an invited guest. Pretty Lady"
"A Sunshine comedy. and a Bijou News
are added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27

In NO Please one Woman coming
10 the Isis Th.ntcr today. il Is prom
!scd. local screen fans VIII see a
most remarkable pair of eyes. The
wonderful OrbS belong TO Mona Lisa.
a wIllusry young woman OF VAN
p!sh" tendencies, who resembles In
many respects her famous namcsakc
The smile of the modern Mona Lisa
however. IS more :tllurins than In
scrutablc. Her eyes ar" unusually
large and possess "a hddcn-hrc uual-
ity thai. once seen. is not soon to
De forgotten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Louise CInum ncui.tcr..

Love or Justice" Is the name or
Louise Glanm ut the Victor Thcater
today and tomorrow. II was written
by Lambert flillycr. and produced
under the supervision of Thomas II
lncc. The story deals with the un-
hcrworld ana holds To view two char
acNcrS who enact the big moments
Of their lives while swaycd by an
commissioning passion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
December IL 1920.
Theater Calendar

STRANDED. W. Grlmth'. "wny
Down East"
tCNDEMS-Kcith vaudeville.
BiJoU-wnndu IIuwIcy and Nor
man Kerry, In "NIrtuOus Slnhcrs."
HI.i EBIRD-Wiiiinni Farnum. In
..JrnE IIurlnn.'
NDNSAT--Wrslcy Harry, in
"DintS."
IsfS-I.ois wchcr'x ITO Please
One Woman"
INRIl,-Conrnd NaElc and Lin
Lee In "Midsummcr Madness"
ODiON-..IIcliOtro with all
star east.
observation-disclosures Ginun,, In Love
ar Justice"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Cinema Programs
.Midsnn,mrr Mndn.ss- Here.

william dc Mll!e's production OF
mid summer Madness" FOR Para
all this week, has one Of The best
casts ever gathered together ia pic
lures. jack Hot, Lois wilson. liza
Lee and Conrad NAgei are IN" TOUR
predominant stars. II is human
DOCUMENT ihat Will PROBABLY tnk. it's
place with the greatest srir.tuai
dramas OF tho age. II IS "A pictir!6a-
tion OF Ills Friend and i!s Wife"
by COsmo Hamilton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
information Bureau

inquiries regarding almost npy
'"p"' cAccptinE ON legal amt ncui-
NIL inunirirs are answered Jir.c,t,
%! personal letter. u srIl-nJdrcssr,I
Stamped cnNci"pc IL required. al
nrrSS The Timcs-Dispntch Inrornra-
ti"H Uurcnu, Rirhmonu, Su
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
GREEKS RAISE BAN ON
ALL OUTGOING MESSAGES
Only Cnblcgramn Dealing with Cow
crnmentpl Problems Are
Read.
Ey Associated Press. ]

ATHENS. Dec 2G.-It Is officially
declared that the foreign ccnSorshin
has been raised except on questions
dealing with governmental policies
Many courtcsics have bccn extended
to the foreign correspondents since
the return " King Constantine, and
the nervous atmosphere OF the city
has apparently disappeared.
Prince George Is to have 4 now res
idencc In the palace now used for
Cabinet meetings. as Madame Manos.
widow of King Alexander, Is occupy
ing his previous home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-27
Wedding Anniversaries.

MIS-. r. z. T.. Wedding
anniversaries are: First. cotton we'd
ding: second. paper: third leather:
iiith, wooden; seventh. wooden; tenth,
TIM twelfth, silk and fine linen:
fifteenth. crystal; twentieth. china:
twenty nfth. silver: thirtieth pearl !:
forticth, ruby: hft!cth, golden:
seventy fifth, diamond
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Carl Rudolph icri,.n MES

httl-lN. Dec. % Carl Eudolph
i.cs.sn president OF nc German F",l.
ration ot Trades Unions, and Social
~ member OF the RclChstaE, died
mere this morning. lie was prornI-
ncnt In political and labor Circles
Tor many years
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Presidential yntc In laln.

:! j. H.. Nicnno--Thc presidential
vote in 1916 was: Woodrow y,Is"n
Dem. 9l27.t73: Charles y. Hughes
Is"p. S,1i5. IG?; Allan J. Henson, Soc,
5'o'322: j. Frank Iianly. Pro. ai9.0li:
.kEthur Y. EeImcr. Soc I.ab.. lal3.