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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-15
MAnRIAnE LIcENsEs

Antonio Anaya, Duranes. N. Nj
Francisco u. Romero. Old Aibuquer-
que.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-15
saddle Horrcs-BEIdIs-Phonc Is
MALONE TAXI PHONE 1853

The cold weather Is about due and
you need n pair of warm, comfortable
house slippers In order 10 enjoy the
long evenings. We have all sxes IN
most any color for men, women and
children and prices are very Ca
sonalc. G.. Mays Shoe Storc, 311 W.
Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-15
People You
Know
Radiator repairing. ouIckeI Auto 90,

II. NJ. Dow, an attorney of Roswell,
was in the city last night on busi-
ness.
Mrs. A.. u. Stroup who has been at
tending the State Federation OF Wom-
ans clubs at Tucumcari. will proceed
to the southern part OF the state on
al organizing tour for the republi-
cans, instead of returning to Albu-
querque as hhc planned.
Or, II. Fred Petit will return to-
morrow from a big hunting trip in
NORTHERN Quebec, Canada, where hc
bagged u large bull moose.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilman, of Los
Angles, former residents OF Albuquer-
que. are here with their w sons for
a months visit to Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Nash. They made tie trip by auto
mobile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-15
DEATHS

CoaI s0ppIy cq. Phones . and 5.
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157--sCoTTI TAxl-i57

Don't worry about gas failures.
With the Leonard Hi-Oycn Three
I1iel Range YOU can usc wood or coal
when your gives ~ and gct Just
ms good results. See II during our
demonstration 1T Raabc & Mnugcr's
today and tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-15

The whole family likes the Leon
ard HIONcn Rangc. Saves mothers
stTcnRth-cuts dads coal bill-mcans
lots Of good things for the Kids TO
eat. See IL at Hnabc & MnugcT's
demonstration today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
MISSOURI HAS RETURNED
NONE OF L0WDEN MONEY
Campaign Manager for Defeated
Candidate Denies Statements OF
GOldStcin and Moore.

SPRINGFIELD, LII. Juno IS
Lowden presidential campaign money
sent 10 Missouri has not been re-
turned: This statement was issued
ionieht by Secretary of State l.. l..
emerson. Governor Lowden's cau :
,,leni OF Sat Goids,ein .one Of the
Two 81. Louis delegates to the RE-
publican convention who were un-
Goldstein declared in ST. Louis
Tuesday that he gave his $4,000 TO Il
before leaving Chicago last Friday
night, MIR. Emersops statement is
as follows:
, 81 have heard nothing at all FROM
robert Moore and Nat Goldstein
since their testimony in Washington
recently and have received no remit
lance OF any kind from them.
were given Moore and Goidstein. /
had no knowledge that they were to
be candidates for delegates TO the
national convention. 1t was repre-
sented to me that this money was
needed for the legitimate expenses
OF the campaign In the Eleventh and
Twelfth Districts In st. Louis. and
ate committee. had supposed that
every cent had been SO used Tho
money was paid to Moore and Gold
stein on recommendation of those in
charge OF tho Lowden movement In
MISSOURI. because as city committee
men. they were the proper persons TO
direct In their districts the work In
the interest Of Governor Iowden.
throughout the campaign the
greatest cnre was excrted in order
mat money should he expended only
Tor legitimate PURPOSES. It is not al
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ton. which Is instructed to vote for
him a; san Francisco. feels that he
measures up to the reuuiremcnts
The elimination OF Mr.. McAdoo
narrowS the field TO eleven contcs-
tants. Attorney General Palmer will
enter the bailotinE with the PcnnSyl-
Nanin delegation instructed for him
ana probably with at least II part OF
tho delegation from Georgia. Dele
gates from Ohio and Kentucky have
been instructed for Governor James
" Cox. OF Ohio, while those from
New Jersey have hecn instructed for
Governor Edward l. Edwards. OF that
state. Other instructed delegations
arc Nebraska for Gilbert NJ Hitch
cock. Iowa for Secretary Meredith.
%. the Agricultural Department; Ok
'ahomn FOR SonStnr Robert NJ Owen
and South Dakota for James w
Gerard. and North Carolina for Soma
tor j.. ". simmons
John w Davis. OF West Virginia
ambassador 10 Great Britain. and
Homer s. Cummings. of Connccticut
chairman Of the Democratic National
Committee. whose names also arc cx-
pecicd IN he presented. have no dele
gates instructed for them.
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miss WILSON SOUGHT IN
&. !. ElWELL MURDER CASE
Ontccrs Unable to Locate Woman
Whose Lingerie Was In Dead
Mans Room.
NO HEADwAY MADE IN CASE
Chauffeur Tells District Attorney
Was TIirfman's Habit To Accost
Girls and Invite Them to Take
Ride With Him.

MEM YORK. JunS IS Solution OF
tho mystery surrounding the murder
of Joseph Browne E:lwell. turfman
and whis; expert. shot in his home
herc juno II, is AS far on as -
week ago. District Attorney Swami
announced tonight.
The investigation conferred today
in the examination OF Mrs. Marie
Larsen. housokccpcr for Elwcll. and
Edward Rhodes. his chauffeur
in-thc day Assistant District Attor-
ney joyce announced that both would
be formally detained ms material
witnesses
tho case" said MIR Swami tonight.
-ahd nj tho same timc haven't found
any one whom / regard as ncccs-
sarT witness 70 the point OF holding
them ms such. We arc as far on as
we We're Il week ago"
Jealousy Was introduced as the
probable motive for the shooting h"
Rhodes during his examination. lilo
told District ATTORNEY Swami the
person who killed Elwcll must have
been a jealous man or woman"
Would krroSt Women ON street
Rhodes said II was custom Of
E!Vcll 10 accoSt girls and women
upon the street and invite them to
four told District Attorney Swami h.
had driven Elwcll and various women
about frequently. and that one or the
companions OF the turiman on these
trips. was the mysterious MISS VII
SON" who Mrs. Larsen had testified
WAS tho owner Of the feminine wear
ing apparel found in Elwclls room.
Mrs. Larsen who was examined at
length. insisted She had told District
attorney Swami MI she knew about
tho case and was ConCralinE nothing.
She declared she saw no weapon
and that she never knew OF a gun
being Kept IN the house
II don't care what weapon IL was
whether IL was a knife or u gun"
she added. 81 would have left II there
II | had found II. II there We're any
thnC | could do TO find tho murderer
] would do It,"
House of Mystery nj Inst Chased.
Mrs. Larsen said she had mover
seer Victor Won SchlcEcll in the
house. Won SChlcEol is tho divorced
husband &c Viola Kraus one Of tho
mcmbcrs OF the PARTY with whom IN
we'll d!nrd AT the RITZ the night
before he WAS shot.
There We're hut three keys to the
house. as far as she knew. Mrs. Lar.
sen told Mr.. Swami, and these were
Kept by Elwcil. Rhodes ana herself.
'''.Fhe ElwNl home in West Sew
'tNt!cth Stree, was closed tonight for
the first time since tho murder. and
Assistant District Attorney Joyce
said II would not hc occupied further
during the Investigation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
VIRGINIA SENATOR
LEADING IN RACE
FOR FRISCO PRIZE

-
lie confidence. We mus; stand square
Is FOR ratification OF the league OF
nations without dch,l!tating reserva-
lions. and We must he direct and cN-
plicit on all important domestic is
sues.
Tho times are not propitious for
ruuivocation or for appeals to blind
passion or to doctrines OF hate. or
FOR rcS2t!onarics and those who
would shut their eyes to TIM Srca;
and swelling voice Of humanity.
which cries aloud for the restoration
% peace and good will at home AMI
in the world. and for tho opportunity
10 live in an atmosphere OF justice.
progress and prosperity.
II feel sure that my friends viii
appreciate tho sincerity and propr!c-
" of my position, and that they
viii do everything in their power at
san Francisco TO assure the continu-
alton OF The enlightened principle,
ana iIhoral policies Of democracy.
These ne more than ever essential
20 the security and we'll being of tho
American pcoplc"
The McNdco boom had reached
such PROMO lions that tho senate
conycn''on cumgalrn cXren,li,;lrcs
made repeated efforts to locate a
senator Glass framed the Virginia
Democratic platform with the ic1rnc
- nations pnnk. which President
"li,son recently publicly approved
bass for the league plank AT san
francisco. and INA Virginia dclerl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
HARDING TAKES UP
LEAGUE GAUNTLET
80 HURLED BY WILSON

"''-l""t" roo '..st i'aSu.J
era! thinkers % ,nc party. especially
i they exert Themselves IN tho cur
rent OF CONVERSATIONAL elections. win
insure the country against legislative
reaction.
III the Republican party IS no, TO
be !rreNocably spIit. cnnro, CON
ceive that Senator Harding viii for
one moment submit mo aau,Inist-,.
I'VE side Of The government to the
domination Of any group OF soioric.
Furthermore. We have the posslbi..
!ty- OF having administrative meas
Hres ana policies determined hy fan
'-ahinei responsibility and Of hgvirr,
.gSppe:ation restored with the lcr
Laxative side Of tho government
need not rc!terate my conviction tha:
-the constructive ability so crl,t,a'ic
needed FOR the vigorous business r.
Determination OF the Fedora govern
1rnnt' and 10 meet the many econor,,i c
issues hefofe us lies in the Rcnp,l,-
Gan party"
Confers with DauEherty.
Following the breakfast WIN
mower Senator Harding called Harry
paugherty. his Ohio lieutenant. ana
aa'"unced that he would remain In
Washington tn Monday TO receive
inc specla! committee OF five named
by the Republican National Commit.
teo to wait Oh the nominee and
Tram, franc preliminary arrangements for
'tirs- Republican campaign.
The committee confls,< q, those
national committcemen. 4. T. Hert.
OF Kentucky and Jake Hammond. OF
oklahoma, both OF whom were Low
den supporters a, the convention.
charles d. HiIlcs. OF New York, who
was Nicholas Murray Buffers chic.
supporter: Ralph f. Williams. o.
oregon, aJtfram Johnson man. and
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-Fischer's vote was 1929 and John
: ston's 1875. Matthew VOL. of chi
caEo. was unanimously chosen eighth
vice president.
= Daniel J. Tobin. OF Ros,nn and
Frank Morrison, of Washington. w.r.
reelected treasurer and secretary.
respectively. without opposition.
: -. Telephone Operators Union.
The federation today authorized n
nation wide campaign TO organize nil
the telephone operators. State fed
--hra,ions' city central bodies and
-Foiuntccr organizers are TO take the
-heid ~ once In the campaign.
= The convention declared its action
was necessary because Of the on
Trcssivc anti!abor policy OF the Bcll
Telephone Company, ana IT'S asso.
:ciatod companies
= Nceonsidcr!nr its action yesterday
IA amending ~ constitution to in
crease the executive council from
eleven TO htIocn members. the con
Mention rejected the amendment, by
- vote 81 23,oa7 20 1881. This ac-
= hon prvvcuts tho election OF four
additional o.prcsldcS,s l..
The fourth sunday ii..Arav Of onch
year was designated as labor's Mem
bay, upon which labor through
.out The country vii! lie called upon
!" ray tribute 10 the memory OF It's
dead.
III" churches also viii he called
upon to cooperate IN The observance
OF tabor Sunday. the. day preceding
l."Qoi lay 10 September.
The national steel organizing cam
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
SLAYER OF STUDENT WAS
SMUGGLER OF WHISKY
Investigation Shows Dartmouth Jun-
Tor Made Weekly Trips to Can


HANOVER. y. H.. Juno lS.-r'.e
killing of Henry l.. Maroney. d. -
mouth College senior, by Robert
Meads. Junior, in quarrel owe
Whisky which Mcads kep, for sale.
dent Hopkins Of tho COLES u said Ere ISL
day by Investigations which have
been carried on for several weeks by
The college authorities to determine
the source of contraband. supplies TO
small group of college men
The story OF tho liquor smuggling
operations of the band headed nv
Meads. as uncovered by the several
investigations aTN an,ouncud nv
Sheriff Murray. runs back about three
months.
AZ that time Mcnds. according to
the story. started Weekend trims 10
Montreal returning with whisky
hidden in suitcascs. strapped to tho
brake-rods OF tho trains. or carried in
ni"S u!Scd containers. When Tho
roads OF the north country were
broken out after the winter SHOWS,
The traffic was taken up by auto
mobile.
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COX BOOMERS ARRIVE
IN CONVENTION CITY
Simultaneous National Womans Party Leader Says
That Suffrage Question Will Be Put Squarely Up
to Democrats-New York for LIQUOR

SAN FRANCISCO. June lS.-An-
nouncememt by William G. McAdoo,
that he could no, pcrmi, his name 10
be- put before the Democratic con
vention divided interest here today
with the arrival OF leaders OF the
Govcrno: Cox faction and dcclara-
lion by Mrs. Abby Scoti Baker. OF
the National Woman's Party.
our party Will demand that thc
Democrats give us the thirty sixth
state. "Mra. Baker said, in other
words. that they use all their in
fucuCo to add he onr ratification by
fragc amendment 10 thr Constitution
necessary 20 make suffrage Il national
law y resolution in the Platform
will help. but instructions by tho
party I" those lower down is what
Viii count mos; of all"
Mrs Baker. who is ono of the,
women who directed tho picketing Of
tho White House. charged the Repun-
ilcnn convention with having lodged
the suffrage issue. In Vermont and
Connecticut tharc are Republican ma
jorities in tho Legislature which
structions from the party leaders. she
said
Tho frs, formal meeting OF the
subcommittee on arrangements was
held today. Homer S. Cummings
ci airman OF Tho Democratic National
Committee. presided
Moore Says Cox Can Carry Ohio.
T.. Ii Moore. national committee
man from Ohio and manager OF the
campaign OF Governor James NJ. Cox.
Of that state. arrived with Norman
T. Mack. national committeeman
from New York.
Announcement Of Wayne r. Wheel
cr. general counsel OF the Anti
saloon League. that the prohibition
forces are going TO ask the convcn-
hon TO present solid front AGAINST
Governor Cox. docs not frichtcn us"
N!nnre said Wheeler. a Republican.
tried 10 beat Governor Cox In i?!i
and failed 20 do SO.
New York delegation had not dccid-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

{ Governor Cox"
New York Delegation wet.
ne New York delegation favors
.no"'hSaiion OF tho Voistead act so
mat tach state may decide whether
1t wants wines and beer. Mack said.
The poor as We'll as the rich are
entitled 10 their beer and wine. he
SAID They should be permitted TO
settle the question for thenscl yes"
Some sort OF PLANK on the Irish
question also was favored by the
delegation. he said He announced
that the delegation had held no meet
ING TO discuss II candidate, and did
not expect TO do so until ii arrived
in san Francisco.
After the meeting OF the subcom-
m!ttcc on arrangements the follow
nE appointments were announced
subject to the approval of the ma
June %:
Temporary chairman. Homer s.
Cummings. Connecticut, secretary,
Edward q. Hoffman. Indiana: execu-
souri,; chief reading secretary. Repre-
sentative Thomas +. Smith. New
York. chief tally clerk. y. r. Can
aTlI. Michisnn: pnrliamentarian,
narlinmcntarian of tho United States
House of Representatives: honorary
scr-cantat-nrms. John r. Martin.
Ii''.i"4ri; rEsant at arms.
= - fuRhcS, Oklahoma: chict door
keeper. J. J. Sinnott. Virginia: official
reporter. Harry Couch. Indiana.
What he characterized as n "strenu-
GUS campaign" for 4 modification of
the Nolstcad prohibition enforcement
act Is To he made before the resolu-
tons committee OF tho Democratic
National Convention by Theodore y.
He'll. attorney for tho organized wine.
grape and wine producing interests of
the state
The nGh: not only will be made
before the committee. but before the
convention" BELL SAID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

former senator John w. Weeks, OF
Massachusetts. Coolidge supporter.
This committee, with Republican
National Chairman Will IL. Hays and
pauchcrty. will also discuss arrange
mcnts ror the official notification OF
Senator Harding and Governor Cool
!dgc. his running mate.
II was definitely announced today
that Senator Harding would receive
his formal notice OF nomination at
his home in Marion, Ohio. July II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

Court today. Tho sentences and fines
imposed on sixty-six other defendants
ranged from one day without costs.
10 SIX months and fines up, to $4,000.
ne defendants. 1t was chaI.rrd. ear
rIed liquor from Henderson. Ky. To
evansville. under complete protection
OIL the Evansville police department.
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POLICE NOW HOLD CLUE
IN C0UGHLlM KIDNAPPING

-NumDerH OF BtliH Tuken In
raise RnnHOm Cusc Held by
Authorities.
By Associated Press.l
NoRRlSTOWN, PA. Juno 1S.-A
complete list OF the numbers on the
bills In the $4,000 package OF money
which George II. Coughlin paid in
the hope OF getting back his kid
naped l3-months-old baby, Is in the
hands OF the Philadelphia police.
Orders have boon issued to arrest
any person attempting to spend
money bearing these numbers.
MIR. Coughlin on Monday night
placed tho package of money under
tho trolley station at Swcde Land.
Pa. near Norristown. after he had
telephone with man calling him
self The Crank" The notes were OF
the National Bank of Lancaster. the
First National Bank OF Norrlstown.
the snow lIlil National Bank and tho
Federal Reserve Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Police Chief Sent to Jail.

INDIANAPOLIS. June lS.-Edgar
Schmi,t. chief OF the Evansville po-
lice department.. was sentenced to
two years In Federal prison at At
lanta and fined $4,000 by Judge An
derson in tho United States District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
Nhnt &, "sprinr Ircy,r",

I, Is simply low Vitality. "a lack Of
ENERGY caused 'hy impure blood
GROVES TNSTELESS chill TONIC
flying and f.nrchug the Flood you
an soon tc.l its STRENGTHENING. In
MIGRATING Effect Goc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

Y. y. \. 1:onors nichmond Mnn
PORTLAND. OREGON. June IS
The !. l.. n. National Convention to-
Gay elected by accicmation Hugh -
Powell. third vice president: w l.
Cr!dlin. national press chairman: !
'. Williams, Alexandria. lcgtvl1tiva
chairman. Delegates leave tonsorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19
rrIck Estate. VOTE sz1.noo ono

PiTrsBuRdH PA, June 1s.-Ap.
pr"isors OF tho estate OF tho lato
Henry c. Frick. flied their report with
the register OF wills hero today. Tho
plnced ut s7760O.oo0. which Inci,,ddnss
Stock So ao holdings valued at 3i9,I5o."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-19

Ways possible. however. to prevent
ior perfectly legitimate and proper
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New York Delegation Wet.

cd whom they were going to support.
out we nope TO swing them over to
GONCrnOr Cox -. ~
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I'm the Last

2s months the street cars Of
Richmond carried S2,31S,s12 passengers.
TO carry them it cost the company
$i,042,62O, and the fares collected amounted
to $8,S87,814.
The difference shows loss OF S174,715.
Bcsides-25,00s,742 passengers were car.
ricf' on free transfers.
These are the figures presented as the
basis for our request for an increased fare
from 5 to cents.
Could any statement of facts be more
conyincing-or any requests more reason
able2
Virginia Railway & Power Company
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Virginia Railway & Power Company
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24

j ST1T1GSSEe
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24
CONSTITUTIONAL
AMENDMENT

Washington, d. c., December
20.-A Constitutional amendment
to make terms of Representatives
and Senators begin on the fret
Monday in December following
November elections instead of
March 4, is offered by Representa-
tive Macarthur Of Oregon.
Section 2 fixes the second Mon
day in December as the date when
the new President assumes office,
leaving the week between the
opening of Congress and the in
augurstion for Congressional cam
vass of the vote for President.
1t provides also that in case Of
no majority in the electoral col
lege, the House would elect Pres
ident by individual membership
vote rather than by States.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24
GET OUT SAYS
UNCLE SAM TO REDS

Washington, d. c., December
17-Deportation of Ludwig @. A.
K. Martens, unreCognized soviet
ambassador to the United States,
has been ordered by Secretary of
the Department of Labor.
Secretary Wilson, holding that
Martien is an alien, q citizen of
Russia and member of and affili-
ating with an organization advo-
eating the overthrow of the gov
ernment of the United States by
force, directed the Commissioners
General of immigration to take
the Bolsheviki agent into custody
and deport him to Russia. The
instruction will be carried out.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24
YOUR SUBSCRIPTION.

Beginning with the new year,
the subscription price of The
Chronicle will be $l,00 a year. IN
going back to the old rate we are
merely falling in line with the
general downward movement of
prices and in formity with our
plans for the future.
The time Of subscriptions taken
during the present. month will be
extended SO rs to conform TO the
rate which goes into effect Janua-
ry |, 1921,
We will accept subscriptions
at the new rate any time to begin
the first Of The new year.
Best wishes for a Merry Christ
mas aud a HappS New Year.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24
PERMANENT FOOD
CONTROB SUGGESTED

Washington, d. c., December
Recommendation that sec
tions of the food contract be made
apermanent law 30 prevent hoard
ing of food, fuel, clothing and
building material WAS made by the
Federal Trade Commission in a
report of its inquiry made by d.
rection of Congress into the recent
sngar situation.
The commission said the marked
advance in sugar prices late in 1919
and early this year could have been
prevented in part by a continua-
tion of Governmental control I'M
til more stable trade conditions
had been reached.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24
BIG SANDY
SCHOOL EXERCISE

The Bio Sandy High School
had two NIGHTS Of entertainment
this week the proceeds Of which
90 to To the school. " A Woods
ie.principel
"IInder the Teurels" FIVE act
drama was rendered Wednesday
evening. Doss Hergdon took the
part Of Frank Colewood; Warren
A Woods as KYLE (KVlB Brantford.
Carlos Herrin a, Ike Hopper. p
Dotv as Bob Baton: Charles
Burnett as Zeke; Dina Robins as
Mrs. Milford; Lorine Cheatha m as.
Rose Milford; Tavern Watson as
Polly Dowles; Beatrice Jones as
Sooky Button and Baxter Beaton
as sheriff.
The program last night was as
-fnllows: A piano solo, Beatrice
Jones. dialogue, lockout for
Hezekiah;" duet. Rebecca Bowles
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-12-24
FINAL FIGURES SHOW
1O5,7O8,77l PEOPLE

Washington, d. c., December
17.-PopuIations of the United
States on January this year, as
enumerated in the fourteenth CEN
sus, was 105, ,70S,77l as announced
today by the Census Bureau for
certi6cation to Congress as the ba-
sis for reapportionmant of the
members of the House of Repre-
sentatives from the various States
of the Union. The population of
the United States with outlying
possessions is III, 1857, 500, the poe-
sessions totaling l2, l48,738,
Woods; pantomime, "Ihe Holy