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White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-13
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER TX. c. Richard. an engl'
neer of the overland Pacific, is called to
son. Ariz. Casey is an enigma to tina
but he had resigned a chair OF engineer
ing In the East to go on the road as a
fireman and his promotion had been specr
tacular. While waiting for Marshall Rick
ard reads a report on the rayages of the
Colorado. despite the efforts of. Thomas
Hardin of the Desert Reclamation COM
pany. This Hardin had been a student
under Richard and a married Gerty
Holmes, with whom Richard had fancied
he was In love.
CHAPTER IL-Marshall tells Richard
the Overland Pacific has got to step In
TO save the Imperial Valley and sends
him to the break. Richard declines be-
cause he does not want to suppiant Har-
din. but Is won oyer. stop me river
CHAPTER IIr-Rickard Journeys to
Calexico. sees the irrigated desert and
learns much about Hardin and his work.
CHAPTER Wat the hotel ne meets
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardin and Innes Hardin.
Hardin's half sister. Disappointed in her
husband n an incorrigible coquette.
Mrs. Hardin sets her cap for her former
lover and invites him to dinner.
CHAPTER y-Rickard visits the com.
pany's offices and takes control. He finds
the engineers loyal to Hardin and hos
tile to him. Estrada. a Mexican. son OF
the Father OF the Imperial Valley" tells
him Of the general situation.
CHAPTER VI-Rickard attends a
meeting of the directors and asserts his
authority. Hardin RACES. Estrada tells
Richard of his foreboding that his work
will fail. II can't see II finished"
CHAPTER vII-Tnnes is discovered. in
her garden. She tries TO cheer up Hardin,
who Is furious against Richard.
CHAPTER villa family luncheon of
the Hardins which throws light on them.
CHAPTER Ix-Hardin discovers that
Rickard is planning a leyee TO protect
calexico and puts him down as ineom-
petent. Gerry thinks her lord jealous.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1921-02-13

Unclaimed Letters In Ely Postomcc
The following letters remain un-
called Tor In the Ely postofice for
the week ending February II:
Forihio Arambarri. Mrs. Martin
birch, Miss lille Curtis. Gus Falk-
man. George Holly. Miss Jennie Ken
nedy, NJ. kittle. Roy Lewis, II. T..
Magruder, Albert Mo. Miss Lucille
Mcdonald, Mr.. Tamura. Duane w
Wilson.
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The News IL delivered by mall or
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Unclaimed Letters In Ely pos,omc.

GRO RE ~coNTINUEDo
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

Gibson memorial committee Of III,
city for conducting n campaign nert
year to raise $4,000 for tho srec-
ton OF statute In bronco TO tho
memory of tho late Paris Gibson,
former United States senator and
foundor OF tho city OF Great Falls.
II was announced that former
Senator w. A. Clark has offered
TO supply tho metal and cast the
statue, and this offer has bcen ac-
copted Tho statue. according to
present plans. will bs erected On a
granite base At the head Of Central
avenue.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

Women are too emotional TO make
successful detectives. says the vetcr-
an head OF the detective bureau Of
Baltimore.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02
kx.sKRvICE MEN. ATTENTION

klamath Post No. o.
E0 American Legion meets
kxH at the City Hall on the
~ first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Ex-service mon are IL Sited to At
tend the meetings.
For embcrship carus or informa-
tion eI-service men arr requested to
see or write the follo~ing officers:
J. II. Carnahan. Commander.
Roy ". Fouch. Post Adjutant.
For relief OF employment see or
write tho Chairman OF Tho Relief and
Employment Committee. Francis
Olds. care Lakeside Lumber com
pany.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02
FILz' SCHOOL OF POPULAR

have constructed thru years o.
experience the only course tina
teaches you to play the piano b
NOTE and BY EAR in 10 70 20 Les
sons. Write for particulars. 701 11tl
st.. Klamath Fails. Ore. Phone 367R
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

A classified AZ will ssil Il.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

A town drug store displays
this sign:
rsitcd Statcs Postage Stamps
For Aalc Hcrr
7 suppose they don't sell Chinese
s,asp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

Fred Fleet says Arbuekle has dis
covered that thero IL some truth In
the saying that nobody loves a fat
mas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02
The Office Cat


M yUNus
sOME NEW ONNs
Here lies the body Of Bill Nc
Pheetie,
n. tried TO drive and kiss his
swcctie.
Utility News.
.,.pben Jones died Easter morn,
N. drove his car while full OF
Dallas Lions Club.
ss,e ,Ics u man who worked and
toiicd
rA,n drove to town and came back
boiled.
x.sp on hoping that the goth
..,udment wives US something In
.,..a Of taking II away. says Jim
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" morse maue na'' M "u'" ao''o
Nshs se"'hk "hae' way ~
police oeiore u so' n''' " "'o'
are h'u'ns 'he h'sh p'ao's'
Fed fleet says Ar""ek'' ""' u
covered 'ha' 'hero /" SON" WV"
=" saying 'nA' no""'' 'o
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enooh 'hat you wouid se' 'ou
hse your hend cut OH
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

0la King Cotton and Old King Coal
are hitting the high places.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

They put a woman's head on mon
ey and It's been talking ever since.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

who'd make homo brow IL ]
wasn't against tho law
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02
klamath Falls Cyclssy

We are here to serve you. 60
aim 70 serve you right. Motorcycles
and Bicycles, Parts and AeeaDorisa
Tires and Tubes. that will seaAl
your inspection. - We ssryy ~
beot IN our hne. Repair shop -
eonneetion with Harley -Davioosa
aeae ~. = - -
q - UND1lAuK
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

Now and then you see a woman
With a husband that Ia such a pitt
iul excuse for man that he has
this was my last chance" written
all over him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

ia horse made half as much noise
while getting under way as a fiivvcr
doe. II would bc suppressed by the
police before u got half n block.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

Edison invented the phonograph
b. accident And II should be q les
son to him to be more careful In the
future.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-11-02

Probably no member OF the family
e.,ep, father. OF course. IL 30 stu
slou,iy neglected as the family bud
get
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
SEAY ON TRIAL FOR
MURDER OF BRIDE

FLORENCE. Ala. June So. whit
seay. on trial here charged with the
murder or his bride. May Ia. told him
two days later when he was arrested
that II have done what I wanted -
do let them % what they went with
me" patFnlman VIII Young. who
made the arrest. testified late today
The morning and part IL tho afternoon
session Or the trial were occupied with
selection ~ jury AIRS. A. a. Wiz
liarna. mother or the slain woman,
who was the first witness. testified
that seay and her daughter. who were
married August 6. had lived At her
home for sir months prior to the MUIR
der. she said that when they leff he
house the aftcrnooa 81 the tragedy
Seay had his arm about his wife
Members of the party which found
Mrs. seays body also were examined
and @. r. Fielder, undertaken and
Aars. Fielder described Its condition.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
DEFTES POLICE;
DIES in ATTIC

TOLEDO. Ohio. June es-3amea he3@
~ fired a bullet into his heart and
thus terminated the fiaht between
himself and 200 policemen today Hen
~ J.. Herbert. chief ~ police. and ~.
G. 4. Henzier. cuuIsy coroner. an
nounced tonight
After Policemen Harry Dnweli and
Harold Mosburger had been killed and
ksiley's baby had been taken from hts
attack haFTicaae. Coroner ffenzlcr *
amlned the body. Machine gun bull
let's had entered Keiicy'n lex. arm and
LETT side Or the abdomen but tbs lead
which passed over his heart wms SELF
Inflicted. the coroner announced. Ac-
cordlnE - police, Kelley had been
preaching anarchy several months and
two weeks ago when threatened with
eviction FROM bis boarding house far
failure 20 pay rent hoasted g. his land
lady AIRS. Nellie Key. that she world
owed him a living and that II he
couldn't get II be would de. but not
alone
Police said that Mrs. Key this mora
Ing asked Kelley 20 pay hts bill
which amounted to SIS. ana when ~
refused called policemen.
Two detectives sent 20 arrest him
were met with Kunure. Police reserves
with machine guns then we're sent 80
the seen.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
FORTUNE TELLER
duplicates WOMAN

CLEVELAND. June s.-The ailng
Of q sworu statement ~ Mrs Mary
\. Wade. a fortune teller with Prose-
eutof Edward G. Stanton that AIRS.
Eva Catherine Kabsr had asked her
20 Kill Dan r. Kabcr. her husband.
wealthy publisher. was the out
standing local feature ~ the case to-
day.
Mrs Wade was questioned ~ Prose-
cutor stanton and city and county de-
teetlves FOR two hours
a. first sire was retfcent I'm taking
about The murder. stanton Haia, but
finally sald that several months be-
fore the murder. Mrs. Kaher came 20
her home declared she was In love
with another man and request - Mrs.
wade "a kin Kaber
Mrs. Wade win Be used ~ q states
witness. stanton said A. the trial 81
Mrs. Kabsr FOR arst degree murder
Mrs. Kabor apon her arrival here
viii occupy the cell in county san &C.
cupiea nv Cassie Chadwick. whose
swindiing 81 number 81 ohio banks
twenty years ago resulted In her Inn
prlsoKsnent
Pursuit ~ 4 man suspected q be-
ing one Of fwD assawalna hired 70 stab
Kaber 70 death continued tonight. one
~ tho alleged hired agents and
woman. believed 20 have engaged the
two men. were held in solitary con-
anemcnt No attempt was made %
question either q them today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
AMERICAN BOY Is
HUNTING A HOME.
fsy me Associates Pressl

WA@k88Sss411Ns June A,~~1fM@ Nsia4A8
Americas bog. hsa onig known name he@
ms ~Asske. l. waiting ~ IseSa. Bel
Esuna. aar the hugs machinery &c tie
Nmasea States government t. find home
aar him. 10 WAS found with worn
eaushxs az without MONEY! CA u ruad
near sha slty last January ana told tAs
AneFEnan consul 81 had lived "a Trau sssFas
Texas. bnt was Aauf away On a cattle
ship ~ a. cider hrutaar eaeau@e ne Rad
fought wish another hag.
Nike travelled - Paris with cowboys
fTom the anfp. the een#u1s report 81 the
state department. said. and fngi asleep af
= table sa s cafe while the cowboys went
est ssta Sc the town. They never came
hack and naTla genaArue& turned Mike
ussr 20 tie American army 81 8eeupa-
ton 90. aha nhlna &c = mascot.
N ordsr farhidaEnN naaAeota deprived
Mike 81 that refuge. lie truaRea away
10 Relgsana e. an International walf.
New. Trenkons Texas. nHN atsuwmea
him. The consul Vrafe the postmaster
aheres whn sasd the guung Traveller was
unknuwn. The skats department said
be was mo- #sEAke Gallheoay.s tie Belgian
ssnNaNaT - = few naonths ano. and
maaae pstsllo the thls II tne hopa that
somebody might claim him.
- way Il description TIRE consul said
Nike haa a aisgtwst neasry tsans o.
h1m soamas
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
SECRETARY WEEKS
TO INVESTIGATE
Regrets That friction Exists Between
Officers in Army Air Services.

WASHINGTON. Jnae a.--A person
81 investigation - conditions n the
army air service and ~ differences
said - exist between Major General
z. n. Meuoher. chief Of TIE service.
and hia assistant. nrtx. General VIII
liam Mitchell. wan be conducted ~
Secretary Weeks Announcement 90
this eject was made today after tho
relief 20 General Mitchell from his
present assignment had been request
"a III writing ~ General Men0h~r.
Secretary Weeks declined e make
public the request. whaeh he explained
had not reached him vet He said
however. that ~ would not aetsch
either officer pendink he invesilwa-
tion Regret that friction between the
two Officers had been publicly exposed
was expressed ~ Secretary Weeks
and ~ voiced tho hope that the In
rIdent would be corrected in a quiet
way without rejecting publicly upon
the records 81 the two. both ~ whom.
ha assd. ~ regarded ~ oxselient men.
The differences between the two
generals were understood "a % aue
largely 30 lack - agreement On avia-
ton activities and policies. Repeated
public statements by General Mitchell
uFwinR q nuiaed alf service since
President Harding addressed congress
IN opposition 10 such publication and
statements ~ him before a eonsres-
al0nal committee regarding the reis-
tive worth e capital naval ships and
slrplanea were said 10 - among the
reasons leading 20 the request Tor his
relief.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICE PROGRAM
tsospeals IN Narseus. Districts are
Rsasy er Seer Will ns.

WASHINGTON. June s.~Tha hon-
pital program - the II. =. pnh1is
H@aHh Service - moving rapidly
Nine new hospitals. which wgil a..
eommodafe more fhnu s.e08 patients.
are now being pat ins0 shape fer
early occupancy. Three ~ these. In
fowa. Montana. ard oregon. with \
capacity Tor about SEQ psSieata. should
b. IN operation within two nonths.
Others wili not be ready fer = longer
time. Especially wili THE - the omaa
with three army reservations. fwo ot
which had been abandoned fer le 10
70 mcnthM which were specifically
transferred 70 the service ~ Act ~
Congress
Tire ColfAx hotel a. Colfax. Iowa
leased building with Ha8 mseem of
grounds. il belng fitted q receive s6a
patients. The army hospital at fort
William Henry Harrison. near Helena.
Mont, viii be cpened with los gem
eral patients. but may later - great
" expanded. AdaitIomal money Wli
- necessary 70 ID the buildings ~
Dawson Springs. near fsopkinsvliie.
KY Tor maximum usefulness. bat the
necessary funds are expected 10 ~
forthcoming and the hospital e. ~
opened with 500 tuberculosis patients
within ave months. TIE HAhnemann
heapitni. AZ Portland. ore. should he
ready fer tst general patients b. Ju3r
I. and the Speedway Hospital 81
Chicago. for toee Feneral patients ~
August /.
of he three army posts specifically
turned over ~ Congress. shAf a. Fort
Walla Waiim = mttrArflxeiv situated
near Wmfim waIia, WASH, On = low
plateau near the gunatlon of the frnlt
and wheat belts. The peat has been
abandoned Tor = year hna. except for
two brick barracks. It. buildings are
in bad condition and must be ~.
built u win shelter 80 tuberculosis
patients.
Port McKenxie. one mile northwest
90 Sheridan. Wye. - pleasantly stu.
mled against a northern shield 81
mountains ft# brick BUILDINGS sur
round a fine parade ground. ancs
planted with trees. Witch, however
have suffered severely from iark 81
irriRmtiun since the p0st wan aban-
doned. Most q thw region - sparse.
- timberea
The rcd brick haiidinre - Fort
Logan 81. Roots. near Llttls Rock.
Ark, stand on . blur oveFieokinw the
Arkansas river. Dnrlng the wmr some
temporary wooden buildings we're
erected. bus most 81 tkese have been
removed.
Fort Mckenzie ana Roots are eachI
planned 70 Accommodate more than
500 nervous mentAi cases. Zach 81
the three posts - likely % - ready
Ia less than ssx months.
"A naval station. ~ uulfpors. Aitss
has just been taken over from the
Navy ~ the Public Health Scrxlce
and VAN BE- utilized a. = hospital Ell
home either ~ fhe servire ~ ~ souae
other hrmnch or the government
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
CAPITAL AND LABOR
SHOULD COOPERATE
Urged That Trey Get Tcaskhsr &c
Reduce High cess Of Llvina.

DENVER. Colo. June s.~Tha or
ganlxed building industry 81 the coun-
try must free the building Industry Gf
inter union strife. craft 3uriaaietAonai
disputes ana other unnecessary and
buraensone restrictions. John II. Don-
In. president of the building trades
department or the American Fedora
flon ct Labor. tonight told delegates
e. the departments annual convention
IN an address in which he also urged
capital and labor to cooperate TO re-
auee the cost 81 living.
Every organisation must guarantee
70 arhitrate al questions arising In
the trade and provision must bs made
20 prevent any cessation Of work
pending the adjustment Of any con-
froyeray.
TIE speaker urged that TIE de-
partment reafflrn its support 70 the
national board or 1urlsaictlonal awards
ia the building industry.
Capital and labor should cooperate
to reduce the cost 81 living. be decIar-
"a. adding:
Capital and management must start
up AL Industries labor agreeing 20 a
maximum output per individual thus
AN&NANM W1&@@ AN anu kEA@ N&nt 81 Nv
ing down. Capital ana management
should also bear the burden Of read
Justment. Give Go the masses what
they consume - the cost 81 production
pkas a fair profit"
The aggregate wage paid building
workers i not high nor responsible for
the high cost Of building. Mr. Doniin
said. lie blamed the high Cost ef
living on nigh financing. excessive
excessive profits" and
combinations organised through The
years just passed"
Urging that = campaign q home
be iuaugurated at once. be
said.
II can he done more expealentty
and cheaper now than Ia the recent
past ct ia the near future
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
FAVORABLE ACTION
ON KENYON BILL
Measure Amending tire Fsisrai Farm
Lean Act Passed In ths
Senate.

WASHINGTON. June She SEN
ate passed ana sent to the house tire
Kenyon blti amending the federal
farm loan act to permit an increase
~ Interest rates on bonds ~ joint
stock land banks from TO 3 IL per-
cent.
During tho debate which preceded
adoption. however. Tax exempt seeuFi-
tten came under d strong IRE ard de-
manca we're made that tho govern
ment eradicate what was Described
as the tax exemption evil
Senator smoot. republican. % Utah.
submitted al amendment - the KEN
son measure ~ make income from
such bnnde taxable. A lengthy de-
bate followed in which the stock land
banks were called a menace ~ SEN
ator Mclean. republican. ~ Gomez
ticut Ne. Smoof finally withdrew the
amendment saying however, that the
senate had not heard the last % that
subject
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
NEWRERRY CONTEST
NOW BEING HEARD

WASHINGTON. Tume s.--DetnIis ~ the
1918 campaign expenditures tmBde iB be-
half II Senator NewbeFry continued so
dAy 70 emgroea the senate committee en-
gagged In hearing Henry Tona.s contest
against the seating ~ TIE MlcbiFnn sem
at0r Witnesses we're called IN quick
succession ana fgr comparatively brief
periods. ~ supplement testimony they
had given an tire trial ~ the criminal
case against the senator ~ Grand
RAPIDS. Mlch. The COMMITTEES also heal 4
a second hand what psrportea % be Mr.
Eora's own theory r. Senator Newberry 3
troll.
''Mr Ford called me IN arer the elec-
ton" Mr. Tempiet0n said. land told me
thar he believed q gang ~ Jews had a
general conspiracy 70 centred TIE Son
ate and the government and that they
had backed NewbeFrv he said that
mlliinn dollars had been spent in the
state to carry The election"
"A. Victor Barnes. q brother-in-aaw ~
the senator said he gave So. 600 80 ths
campaign. without being solicited. where.
upon Alfred Lacking. counaai for Ped,
read from trial records book accounts
showing ~. Barnes credited with tsss-
600. Frank ~. Blair = Detroit banker.
who handled the funds, said "a clerk
tn my offlce made q mistake n RUNNING
off tie figures
william j. Nickel. democrat of
MichieAn. said 30 was given ssss from
the Newberry campaign fund 20 finance
a democratic candidate % run aEalaes
Ford IL the primary election. BE said
he gave Helm. democrat. who consent
81 70 run 90 a week fcr four weeks out
% the money.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
UNCLE SAM TO GET
BULK FIGHT MONEY
Government VIII Rsssise Close 60 Hall
Misiiea Frona Esa Mil

NEW YORK. June a.-~unele Sam
nevsr drew "a boxing glove IN hls
life. hat hesss make moro money than
Jack Dempsey. Georges Carpenter or
Tex Riesard JAY 2.
Figures which viii doubtless bring
aleapIeaa nights 50 Dempseyss mama
ger. Jack kearna. ard cause Francois
De8eampa. manager of Carpenter.
more uearv than q newspaper photog-
rApher. were quoted to-day ~ internal
revenue officials.
Dempsey's iaeouae taa for $500. GOO
approximately what be Nill receive tor
the battle all amount Is sIst.aSo.
Carpenters toll. when exemptions sor
ais wife ana child ere aitbfraetea, viii
total ! modest sss.a3A
That makes the saore en- ire division
os the pnfaa rad.
United States government, s25s.g9a.
boxers. ts4b. sss. Interesting news -
~. Average American Citizen. wao
PAYS i tax On an annual income be-
tween $500 and ts.e80.
Tie marked differences between the
taxes 81 the boxers II e.na to the sur
TAX en- the difference between $500, GOO
End s2o0saee.
Government profits or the bout slao
include the len per cent amusement
sax exaetea ~ federal authorities
which viii amount 80 approximately
kfeo.o The state Of New Jersey VII
exact a Ike sum.
Promoter Tex Richard. whose pref
lts may be 500. 0o0, will - taxed an
amount whaeh viii hiring the total
revenue from the enooaa-
ter 10 considerably msre than half
million dollars, the richest sporting
plum Ia history.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-10
AUTO TOPPLES
INTO A DITCH
esnsiaasa fran Fass onsl

- re American Iseglon here. while
-. ualheaGGh lntaaaea ntoppang there
nrellrnlnary Il starting o. apeaking
seux IL fsahn1F 81 legislation before con
araas sponsored - ire American a-e-
gfon.
fsaf. =. ~. xsalhragsh, r.. waa elect
- Material commander 81 fha AnsFf-
- K.amsan ca september 81 Last. DUR
lng fAe ssAr BE sefvea IN ennuaana e
shn NFxss OHIO National Guard -
Camp Sherman. ChsiIaeckhs. ss4bae-
anmnflv - maa Armnagarrea II he aaztn
infantry ard embarked Tor overseas iH
June. asls. - leaalng big regiment
through The Isaea - Tire Germans IN
Ger IRE he won the title 6 Fas
rlahnnw Colonel ~ tbs Kiah&ing
Etrak.~
- head q sns ArnaFiean Legion he
haa b<en active Ia behalf Fl tha organ
ixafann IL urging legislation favorable
10 - .ssfYHce men. lis public aa~
dresses AAge been naarked win farce
81 utterf nceM agsaanat altered nals-
treatment II wounded soldiers ana u
aef@nse e. the Lesioa'a plans Ter tfslr
relief
Il civilian lie. Cot 0albraith was
president 81 TIM Western Paper Goods
eonnany of Cincinnati. lie vac re-
pab1sean. but newer aetlvelg engaged
il noalsies and nssar was a eandidateI
Tor puhgac office. II Cincinnati. how
ever. he ssaa active IN etvle movements
Ter mere ghan twenty gears
- = youth he Lesion head was =
sasior. De onee passed IRE entrances
examination 10 Annapolis Bat never
Asaatracnlmtea.
coa. Gsalhrasfh was about &c years
ed. Ha leaves . widow ard I've eAtii-
taren. : BY about to enter college and
= gs1l uf TEN years.
Gel. O. arAafn &c one time was pres
laenk of he business Mems club of
9lmesnnntl lie was slated Tor lnser~
national president 81 the Rotary club
- the election 1t Atlantic city 1asi
simmer. bat declined the honor.
Hospital attaches said that since the
accident Ryan has been hxstsrieaA
Tha national vaea.eenmanaera, one
Of when probably vii - elected na~
a1anal commander. are john u. Emery
Grand Rapids. Mlch.s Thomas Golain-
gsy. Newask. ~ o.: Cianaius q. penlli
naaana. 1Is.s !. Il. Crngham. Carson
city. Nes. ana =. Jackson Wlnslett.
Birmingham. Ala.