davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

should be filed at once II sometimes hap
pens that the first player can lay down ten or
more cards before the second player turns up
anything.
Questicn-Septernber 25 you decided that Il
card is exposed on opponents S hand or stock
that fits the foundations it must be played,
under penalty of stop, and that if it is not
SO played the opponent can play it, so that it
does not matter. But suppose that immedi-
ately after taking a card, spade T, for instance,
from the opponents pile, the player should
turn the other spade 7. Has he not lost the
opportunity to get rid Of card, while he mas
got rid Of one of his opponents for him? W.
E. H
Answer-If the player has built up foun-
dation to the point at which his opponents
seven of spades fits, he must have seen it COM
ing, and must have got rid of several cards o.
his own in reaching that point. If there
no place in the tableau that the duplicate ca'a
fits, that is no worse luck than if he nao
turned any other card that did not tit anF
where.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23

whether the double means business or is ask
ing partner to bid is that if it is asking bid
It shall be madesat the first opportunity AS
2 did not double AS first spade bid, it should
be taken as business double, even If the
partner has not declared.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-23
PENocHLE

Question: leads the last diamond in play
trumps it. also trumps, but does no.
win the trick. although he can do so. Is 10
obliged to overtrump? A. S. F.
Answer-Yes The rule in three-hand au''
tion is that each player in turn must head 'D'
trick if he can.
Question: gets the bid for ESQ, sna
melds 2s0. II he can win 12e In play nc
game, but during the play he neglec'' :
follow suit to a lead when he could a0 =, :,
B bets he loses his game. Is this cofi''''
J. McC.
Answer-The only thing affected oy ~
revoke is the play, and the only pena's =,
the loss OF the entire score for cards ." 10
meld WAS enough to cover his bid, ana 10 80.
a trick, he scores the $50; provided, OF e0s'''
10 won = trick Ia which he did NOS rsse4.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
LOS MAEsrRos DE AGRICULTURAL

LOS MAESTROS DE AGRICULTURE
Despu6s de la lucha del Departa-
mento de instruction, con ell criterio
de Ia Legislature. en- el asunto dc los
Maestros de Agricultural, qued6 la
asignaci6n en- el Presupuest0 Insular,
con el siguiente Disp0niGndose, que
los maestrOs especiales de agricultu-
ra que no pOseyeren tftul0s de agri-
cultura, debGran ser preparados ell
un curse de dos meses dc ensefianZa
agrfcola, durante cada aiiO dscOlar,
en- la estaci6n experimental insular !;
V deberan realiZ3r diariamente su la
bor, establecicndO Y fOInentando huer-
tos en- todas las escuelas rurales Y CO.
operando con los agentes respectivos
del Departamento de Agricultural y
Trabajo, en- la formation, sostenimien
to y desarrollo de granjas agrfcolas
en- cada municipio, que sirvan de ms
trucci5n cientffica la poblaci0n es-
collar, 81 que tambien de campo Ge ex-
perimentaci6n para benefici0 de los
agricult0res de la isla, en- la implan-
taci6n de metodos cientfficOs y siste-
mas modernos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
LEyEs FIRMADAs

Ell sGObernador INFERNO ha firmado
Ell Proyecto del Senado No. IL. titu-
lado: LEY para autorizar al Conf
eionado del Interior para que proceda
a los estudios y trabajos necesarios
para desviar o canalizar Ell caiio de
Santiago, junto la ciudad de Are
cibo, y para otros fines.
Tambien ha firmado la Resolution
Coniunta del Senado No. 10,.. titula,
da: @Resoluci6n Conjunta para pro
veer los medids neeesarioss para g
mejoramiento y extension del siste
ma telef6nico insular cn Sans Juan, y
para otros fines"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
GaEs


cine Tsps nnmasrnM.-RcAsxs War.
uAk , nsla fnunisa. sm 4 cnaeuaa ern-
m en nrfoss ~rsrgr Il Aesa- y
una gEnciesa cpnnclia.
1exsrs Am&rsra.--Ei dEnma caf6li-
% en y nrtcs ia Niriima". per Ro-
hesa 7. Haynes Ultima exkibicitn
en PncEss Rico,. Ne falic.
Cime LunA.---AltA Dana CANA
rrra-. drana en- ; actss. pcr Louise
nnff , una etmica.
Cine Rsal.--La Fruta Prohibida-
~ cinco arsos y una comedia. Debut
as Elvira Nnhoz.
Cine Msnse Carlo.-Debut de Elvi-
n Muhoz. Ia exceieute cinta cn 5
sctos, titnladA La Fruta Prohibida"
una comedia.
Cine vicfDry Garden.-Noche de
usoda. Anna Luther en- In preciosa
cinta en- 5 actos '-EspOsas Desdena-
das" y el episode No. 3 de Las Cua-
tro Llaves'', por Ben Wilson.
Cine Puerto Rico.-Esta uoche, la
exquisite comediante: Constance Tai
madge en- su hermosa, production, He
na de encantos y un modelO de fina pi-
cardia: "Los Dos Blasones", en- cinco
reels interesantes y exhibir& ademfR
una comedia en- dos reels.
Cine Norma.-"Maternidad, Man.
to Divine. Colossal production Ore
matica en- actos LENA de escenas rea-
les, interpretada pOr la genial Gail
Kane.
Cine Las Antillas, Oetras de Talle-
res).-"Conde de Monte Cristo", ter
cera jornada, por Alejandro Dumas.
Damas gratis.
Teatro Rivoli. (Rio Piedras).-Se-
lection Film presenta Mr.. B. War
ner en- ell estupendo fotodrama "a los
20 amos" y George p. Seitz en- "Oro de
Piratas".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

Para la direction del Bancv Insular
y para el cargo De investigator de
bancos, Sc indiran varios candidates y =
entire clos los seiiores Nenegas, del
Banco Territorial y Agricola; z. Vas. !.
sallo, Auditor de Ferrocarriles; Hile-
ra, ex Auditor Municipal de San Juan;
e. Colon, Pagsdor General de Teso-,
reria. Algunos de estos han mani
festado que no aspiran q esos cargos ]
v para el de inspector de bancos sc in
dica tambien uno de los actuales Je-
fes de Negociado del Departamentc deos
Tesoreria. oa,s
El Presidente del Senado senior Bar 3.
cello, cree que para el cargo de inves-
tigador de bancos Sc necesita un honi-
bre de experiences en- asuntos de conf
tabilidad, un verdadero contable. z !
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
Underwood
Pitman College
Luna 5S, San Juan, P. r.
LA NUEvA DIREcTIvA

La organization dcnominada IRA
bajadOres de los Muclles". de San
Juan, ha designado una nueva Junta
Directiva y comisiones, resultandO
electos los siguientes miembros:
Presldente. Jose Figueroa Gonzalez !;
Vicepresidente, Juan Andrade; Secre-
tario Financiero,, James Deriberprey /;
Tesorero, Juan Colon Ceballos; j. M.
Balzac, Secretario de Record; Eulo-
gio Rosario, Marshal; Anastasio San
tos, Gufa; vocales: Antonio Quesada,
Antolfn Muriel, Juan G. Andino y
Juan Figueroa Estube.
Delegates la Union Obrera Gem
tral: Julian Caballero Y Norberto Qui
fiones Gutierrez.
Comisi6n de enecrmos: Joaquin Bel
tran Turull, Emilio Nlaldonado, San
tiag0 Caballero; como auxiliar para
Cataiio, Joaquin Rodriguez
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
PAsAPoRTEs

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha expedido
los siguientes pasaportes:
Para Cuba: al ST. Nicolas Sanchez
de Arecibo; Y las senoritas Marga
ret Louise, Killian y Anne Katherine
Price. ambas de Rio Piedras.
Para Curacao v Venezuela: al Sc
nor Jesds Rond6n Almira Y un nj
no menor, de San Juan.
Para Cuba y Mejico: al Sr. Benito
DeIgado Rivera, de San. Juan.
Para Panama, Curacao, Costa Rica
Colombia y Venezuela: al Sr. William
Ogelvio Stronach, de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

l,mlmrxa fsH ru a snpus .1lnmnti
cnlrs-. go elrsx84a q H4rltlona.
i.ssnAa. rsse mss raimaae nniRp
nmrsssA smn - m A. ra<nf nma laes
- , aEsnashle lrsnpus.aA n inae le
sas aplwish,ee famIllan~ ae u ia.
ana t'maal. y sislfnF arWnf< sarias
~ has Eslnsipalrs psl'laclunes - Ea-
Fura.
l,hhs zraor rsass sicse ac<cmpe.
handa. csn EEan sesiriaad y lsrgresho.
In plaza De nEsnse srndraer a. IA
Porto Rlcan Aneriuan roi,scco Ga.
rn Il lnperfanie disiriie DC Arssbe.
IT, IMPARcIAi. tscnc para q amir
90. un salndO Dc dcxpriida.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

T.nesn enlms. lnHadpFua - -pe1- ~
nesr. sisxxnss rspxsmf hnzta = 4pm&'. =.
- 3 A. tallo uae - a 6,a AeHiEHn1e =,
pnEa lsE.r con u<lescs y dazl1 h IT. ss'
neEa psliza. - uss - int<itzhle. ~. :.
din Vrnnnn con a &inerp ael pafajfs -
pnes sestn h ncci6n gns rds. mes ~ -
cisron allz. ios mp<kschos d. -Amtsss
RIGA" - han cscafmsntndo. n.su
Hnrrn bien en- feiiriinr al ~Cmribe .me
pnes q e ~ELsPADRE De UsTE,.1r
DEs".
Clarifo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
oCUPADo PoR La PoLICIA

La policfa ha destacado un pelot6n
de Ia fuerza de San Juan, para vigii.s e
lar espeeialmente los edificios y alre-!
dedores del ferrocarril, en- donde ex- -
ploto una bomba Ia noche del domingo, 8, r. !.
de cuyo vandalieo hecho informo aver YER
Ell IMPARCIAL.
Sc estan tomando todas las posissis
bles medidas de vigilancia y la Fis-
Gala de San Juan, continda haciendo.
Ia Investigation del case. Las 6rde-
mes de IA policia son seyeras. q
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
ANTIcALCULINA EBREY Is ]

ANTICALCULINA EBREY es un
gran disolvente del acido sirico, y ha
|probado su eficacia en- Ell tratamiento
de Intermediates perniciosas en- CONF
binacion con otras drogas, por su po-
der marcado en- mantener limpios v
expeditos los riiiones, la vejiga y la
uretra, contribuyendo al descenso de
Ia temperature en- fiebres atlas y
en- la convalecencia. En- todas las bo-
ticas.-13.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

Los slsuienies docnmenios periene-
cientcs n Ia corporation del Estado de
Texas. denominnda The Texas Com
pany". han sido archivaGOs en Ia Sc
cretaria Eiecntiva de Puerto:
I.-Copia dc los Attitudes de incor-
poraci5n dc In misina. tai y como han
sido enmendados. en- el sentido de au-
n,entaf "a capital social autorizado, a
$14s.OOO.O0.
LEI Inforine Annual correspondent
tie al alo 1920.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

N0MBRAsIIENTO DE PERSONAL
Sc esta estudiando por la direction
del Departamentu de sanidad Insu-
lar Ia extensa eoinbinaci6n de nom
bramientos del nuevo personal que ha
de ilacerse cargo del servicio de sa-
nidad en- los municipios, de acuerdo
con IA Ley que aprob6 aver Ia Legis-
latura.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
DE vIAJE AL NORTE

Sc informa que de un momento a
otro embarca para los Estados Uni
dos, el Presidente del Senado, sefior
Barcel6, que es probable regrese a la
Isla en- el mismo vapor que viene ell
nuevo Gobernador de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
NO Sc ApRoBo

El Proyecto de Ley para que Ell Jc-
fe de la Policfa Insular fuese desig-
nado por eli Goiernador con el con-
sej0 y consentimiento del Senado, fue
acuerdo de la mayorfa, que no Sc apro
bare y qued6 en- la comisi6n del Sena-
do, sin informar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
LOS cABALLERos DE COLON

En- el Programa de las fiestas del
4 de julio, figuran como cOncurrentes
a la Parada. los Caballeros de Colon,
cuyo Consejo de San Juan, enviara
una comisi6n a representatives en-. el
desfile.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
DUELo JIBARo

En- eli barrio .Aiiasco Arriba1, de
Afiasco, los individuos Leopoldo Mar
II Pablo Rosado tuvieron I'M en-
cuentro personal, el primero armada
de revolver y el otro de machete, re-
sultando Martf, con dos tremendos
machetazos EN- La cara su adver-
sario con un tiro en- el estomago.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
Ell DISTRITO DE GUAYAMA

Los SenadOres Martinez Davila y
ZenO, han mantenidO ell Ia Camara
Alta el criteriO de los Municipios de
su distrito, que es favorable al pase
de la Sanidad municipal a cargo del
Departamento insular, cargo del DR..
RUIZ Soler.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
NINo oPERADo

Esta mafiana ha sido operado de las i,
amigdalas, con exito lisonjero, por el Is,
notable especialista Quinones Jime- ~
nez, el nino Antoiiito LaIoma, hijo dea,a
nuestro buen amigo, don Antonio La;
Iona Ferer doia Francisco LOPEZ y
El estado del nifio, a la hora en- a
que escribimos estas lfneas, es del to-
do satisfactorio, 10 que, vivamente ce-
lebramos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
REGRESA Ell JUEyES

En- ell vapor que llegara ell jueyes,
procedente de los Estados UnidOs, Sc
espera el regreso del Sr. Mac Jones,
que aver fue declarado Represantan-
te a la Camara, Ell lugar del sefior
J. Zambrana, de Juana Dfaz.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
voLo AL CIELo

La inuy conocida sefiora Amelia Dasas
villa, de Mack, acaba de perder ennoi
New York, su Ultima nina, de dfezs
meses de edad, que habfa nevado abs
Norte para que los especiaIistas la res +
c0nocieran. a4sar
Tengan sus padres resignation pas.
ra sufrir tan gran dolor.,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
LUZ MARIA LABRADOR

luz MINT 11zkDItNLOHS
En- las iiestas de graduation del cU-v'7
legio puertorriqueno, cclebTada aver,
en- el Casino de Puerto Rico, ohtuvo 'ss
su diploma de octave grado. con n6l -
tas sobresalientes, la nina primoge-
nita de nnestro amigo don Jose La
brador vi1als.
Reciba Luz Maria, nuestra felicita-
ci6n. y. III. i,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
UNA RISA

En- un baile que Sc celebraba en- la
casa de un tai Arturo Garcia, en-. Ell
barrio "Maguayo", de Utuado, hubO
una rifia entire dos de los concurren-
tes llamados Tomas Martinez y Juan
Sierra, de la cual resultaron ambos
con heridas graves.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
UNA PROpUESTA

Ell Gobernador INFERNO ha sOmetido
la aprobaci6n del SeDadO. el NOM
bramiento del Sr. Angel Pou, para el
cargo de miembro de la Junta Exa-
minadora de Veterinarios.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
QUE Sc ToMEN EN EL PAIs

Sc va tratar de que el million de .
dolares en- bonos para el establecimien--
to del Banco Insular sea colocado en-
la Isla, posiblemente entire los Ban
cos establecidos en- San Juan pro-
rrateo entire todos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
PRoYEcTos ArRoBADos

Los dltimos proyectos que aprob6 la
.Camara, fueron los siguientes:
Proyecto de ley dc La Camara nd-
nero 371, para reorganizar la Junta
de la Uniyersidad de Puerto Rico.
Proyecto de Ley Municipal, con las
enmiendas introducidas. Y el proyec-
to de Income Tax.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
Adv vERTENC GA

No consume queso deseonocido de
dudosa procedencia. Pida eI legitimo
@QUESO ORPT' de Arecibo, con eti-
queta colorado. C0nstantes existen-
cia. Distribuidores:
SUAZO & SEIJO,
Tetuan |, Tel $50. San Juan, r. =.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
SOLO Ia BENEFIcENcIA

De acuerdo con Ia reforma de la
Ley Municipal, en- materia de Sani-
dad, quedan cargo de los munich
pios, el ramo de Beneficencia bdblica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
MAS CANDIDATES.

Para un cargo judicial, en- la COM
binaci6l pendiente, Sc indica al LcdO.
Cruzado Silva, que trabaja ell el bu-
fete del Lcdo. c. Coll y Cuchf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29
Pueblo, Despierta! Pueblo, Economiza!
Pueblo, Distingue!

dnico jab6n excelso BROWN rouado
cADIERNO fracaso anonadado desequado ensi
depado En- paabra diyagas cpacdad dminuye
o pone tea de juico
Por que paga ho d 10 pude consegurse de
la mitad, absurdo, nexpicabe
aveac6n puede fe media Ia que SABIAMENTE
b6n BROWN roado CADIERNo gran bneplaito por
alta caidad, efciencia econ6mico precio.
CADIERNO HERMANOS.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-29

Los taquigrafes de Cortes. Parla-
mentos y de toda oficina de importan-
cia donde sea precise desarrollar una
gran velocidad solo usan el sistema
pITMAN
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07
Church of Christ Has Fine Year.

The members of the Church of Christ
held their annual business meeting New
Years afternoon. The reports fr n
the various departments of the church
show splendid progress. During the
year nearly seven thousand dollars was
raised for all purposes. The total re.
ceipts for missions and benevolences
amounted to fourteen hundred end ten
dollars. The clerks book show better
than five hundred members, and in like
manner has the Bible School kept pace
During the pi esent psstorate 144 per.
sons have been added to tho church
membership, the church improvement
debt paid in full, additional improve.
ments made and paid for. The parson-
age purchased, and all parsonage i'm.
provements paid for. The receipts for
current expenses doubled, and mission.
ary receipts increased neal ly four times
The ladies missionary society has more
than doubled. The membership is
united and optimistic, and the outlook
for the future IL very bright. Nj =.
Draper enters upon his fifth year ss
minister of the local church in Feb.
ruary.
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07
LOCAL NEWS

A son was born Wedne day to Mr..
and Mrs Th omas Spencer. Lynn street.
A son was born Thursday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Herbert, East Main street.
Mis-. Leslie Crane will succeed Miss
Bessie Carmody as stenographer in the
office Of Matthews & Hicks, Miss Car
mody having accepted position as
senate committee clerk, secure. for her
by Senator Byrtn P. Hicks.
The WJman's Club met Tharsday
afternoon In it's FIRST regular meeting Of
the year at the Library. A paper
Earliest Colonial Life and History" +"
was read by Mrs. Alice Ward. Mrs.
Myra Walsh delivered sn original poem.
Music was also enjoyed. The hostesses
we're Mrs Nan Williams and Mrs. Ber-
nice Schramm
The Canadian government pre-
vented Paul Seiss, local cigar manu-.
facturer from making his brother and
his father in Canada, a Christmas
present of box of cigars each. He
mailed two boxes, one containing 81
cigars and the other 25 cigars t,
them, but has just received wore
from them that the Canadian gov
ernment wants a duty Of $14.O5 OF
the two boxes and that they are be
ing returned.
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07
NEW YEARz5WELCOMED { tsos !.
" lie w'BY OWOSSO SOCIETY

Delightful in every particular was
the dinner dance closing the year
1920 and opening the year 1921
given at the armory Friday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Reineke,
Mr.. and Mrs. George C. Reineke, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Smiht and Mr.. and
Mrs. George w. Young. About two
hundred guests were present.
A three course dinner was served
by ten couples of young people and
dancing was enjoyed between the
courses. After the dinner had been
served, the remainder of the evening
was spent in dancing. Just before
midnight, the stage was brilliantly
lighted, and the curtain was drawn
aside, revealing large 1921"
Little Miss Elizabeth Blair tripped
out and, throwing kisses to the guests,
wished them happy New Year. A
favor dance followed, in which tin
horns and other noise makers We're
distributed, and the New Year was
appropriately heralded by the merry
makers of the dancers.
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07
News by Navy Radio

Representatives of press associations
have appeared before the House Mer
chant Marine Committee in advocacy
of the bill introduced by Congressman
Fred A. Britten Of Illinois, to permit
the Navy Department to make con
tracts for the transmission Of news
matter through the Navy radio stations
The measure gives the Interstate Com
merce Commission jurisdiction over the
rates TO be charged by the Government
for the news service
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07
Officers Elected by First Evangelical

The First Evangelical church and
Sunday school held their annual meet
ing Monday evening. The following
new officers were elected by the
church body: Walter Schultz and
John Grill, trustees for two years
Miss Emma Schultz, pianist; Miss
Mildred Oldt, assistant pianist, and
Mrs. Roy Nichols, chorister. The
Sunday school elected Harrison
Knight, superintendent; Roy Nichols,
assistant superintendent; Miss Sadie
Herman, secretary ;Gustin Greenwald
assistant secretary; Walter Schultz,
treasurer; Miss Celesta Grill, libra
rian and Miss Beulah Kern, pianist.
The annual report showed both
church and Sunday school to be in q
prosperous condition in all ways.
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07
Leland Estate of $4,000 Goes to
Daughter.

The estate Of the late Jefferson D.
Leland Of Corunna, is valued at $55 900,
according to the petition for the pro-
bate Of his will, filed in probate court
Wednesday. OF this amount $50. coo is
in realty and IS, 600 in personal property.
At the same time the will Of Mr.
Lelands wife who died about six years
ago, was filed for probate. Each left
virtually all to the other. The effect.
with both Of them now deceased, will
be the same as though there was no
will, aid Mrs William Notbnsgle, only
child of Mr. and Mrs. Leland, win
inhtritthe entire estate.
The Owosso times., 1921-01-07

WANTED-A first class dry goods
man window trimmer; good ate dy job;
must have good references. Address
w. s.. Proud Alma, Mich
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26
.SEM|FAM|NE MENACE IN
SOUTH ALARMS HARDING
REQUESTS Public Health Service to
Make Immediate Investigation of
Conditions I'm Cotton Belt,
by Associated Prcss.I

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July 25.-
Alarmed n; reports of Il threatened
scfhifaminc. coupled with an epidemic
or pcilaEra, in II large section OF tho
southern cotton belt. President Har-
ulhS today requested both the I.uhli,
iicaith Service and the American EnJ
cross 10 make immediate. invcs,i,.n
tioh and report what could he done
by the Federal government to rcIl.v.
the situation
The fullest cooperation of all Fed.
cral agencies In the relief measures
was promised by the President. who
declared that. If found necessary
Congress would be asked to pass gpc
cihl Legislation. He urged that no
Time be lost in asccrtaipinE the ac-
tuhl conditions and applying to then,
an effective remedy.
The threat OF famine and plague"
the President wrote to the health
service and the Red Cross. seemed 10
arise from IN" fact that depressed
markets had mad" II impossible for
IN" people Of "A large section OF tho
south To sell their stocks OF cotton.
tn" resulting shortage pf money, he
said. apparently had deprived man.
thousands or the variety Of food
necessary To ward OF pcllagra.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-26

Mrs. William : Rhct,. OF Memphis.
Tenn. IS visiting her sisters, the
Misses Munford. at their home. So7
West Franklin street.
Mr.. ana Mrs H. s Lapoon and Mrs.
O. Y Collins, or Richmond. spent the
past Week at The Hotel Osborne, in
Atlantic city.
- West Tnbb ana family. of ,5ca
West Avenue. ar" on a motor trim 10
Haii"y's Island. Nc. They expect to
hc Scn" thrc" weeks
President T.. w. Hootwrirh, ar ,bc
University of Richmond. nccompanInl
by Mrs. i!"atwrlght. leaves this week
for Haslcy's Island Me-. 10 be zone
until the first OF September .Iiss
EVELYN RoatwriEht will go TO C1mp
Ai"Na and remain there until the
tornont Chautauqua.
MIR. ana Mrs. c. :. Smi,hson bad nc
lh"ir guests last week Mrs. y. i
IaSlor, or Richmond: Mrs. w 4
Lana. OF Blackstone: Mrs. < d. Wal
ton Of Farmvillc: Sam Foster. or
FLORENCE. :. G.. and Shclburnc smith
son. OF this city
Mrs. Harvey Rittcnhouse. of phi,a-
doIPhih. has returned home. after
spending some time with her parents
49, "'' 'i'S' - =. ShlIthSon. Of trcwc.
Mrs. Rosa V. Hobson. Of GUNNER
iahH' WI" has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs 6. :. Smithson. accom-
panied her niece, Mrs. Harvey I,ittcn-
house 10 Philadelphia for visit.
George Dietrich and his sister, Miss
hiI"ahcth Dietrich, have returned TO
'hcif home on Grove Avenue, after a
visit with their aunt. Mrs. Fred
H"m"rs, in New Jersey.
Mrs. Ernest Mead and her children
are spending the summer at ViIb;lnia
Beach.
Miss Virginia Lee Conner, Of Gin
cinnati. O. is visiting her uncle, Will
lis T. l'ierson. at 1919 Edgcwood Ave-
nue.. Gintcr Park Terrace.
Dir. 5. c. Mitchell. of the University
OF Richmond, who returned to the
city TO take part in the memorial
exercises in honor Of the latc Mrs.
Il. H. Valentine Sunday. is spending
the summer with his family at Blue
Ridge Chautaupua. where he is de-
livcring an extended series of lee
lures
Miss Grace Jenkins. of Monument
Avenue. and Miss Kate Branch. OF
Floyd Avenue, are on a motor trip to
Connecticut.
Mrs. Lou Watts, of Philadelphia.
has returned to her home. after 4
visit TO her mother. Mrs. w. l.. Nor
gan