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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
NEW CANTON
I soecio, 10 rho TImes-Dlspn,

lSnecial to The Times Dispntch.l
,i New - CANTON Va Jan; in In
who are this winter teaching in
North Carolina. are spending the
Christmas holidays with their par
ents. MIR. and Mrs. John Cabell Dos
well.
ID. Livingstone Pierce. for many
years citizen OF Arvonia.. but who
Is now in business. with headauar.
spsnd Christmas with his mother.
Wilson Fuqua. of Bear Garden. is
spending portion OF the holidays
Mrs. Hum Hunter RI H. puvai. formerly
Miss Ethel hughes. of Houston. Va.
is spending this week with her par
cnis. Mr.. and Mrs. X Is. hughes. In
Miss Gertrude Fierce. who is
teaching this winter In Newport
News. is here TO spend the Christmas
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur l., Pitts and
those who were in Sco,tsville this
a, l. PITTS and Mrs. stone.
delightful Christmas tree cele-
hra,ion was held at Trinity Presby-
this week. Many presents were dis
trihn,ed 10 the young people. and an
interesting program was had.
Russell Hughes, OF Houston. Va. is
days
Ralph Hughes. of the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, spent Christ
mas here with his parents.
the young people Of the communI-
~ gave a large dance in the Masonic
Hail on Tuesday night. band was
brought up from Richmond. and
dancing was INDUCED in till carly
morning. Young society people from
ne various surrounding towns and
VlliaEcS were present.
Mno"n SommcrviIic Jones. FOR
merry OF this county. but more re-
Gently Of Columbia. S. c.. is spend
ing portion of Christmas week at
the hcrnc OF his sister. Mrs. 81. j. Cox,
at Shcppards
Or. Louis Dibrcil Jones. Of Iron
ton. Ohio. Is at Sheppards and New
store spending the week with rem
Owing To tho depression In tho
commercial world and the scarcity
Of work. the visiting Of former resi-
dents now living In the cities and
ON the public works is not so prom
incnt this Christmas as usual
William Smith. for number OF
years rcsidcn, OF New Canton, and
VINO spent "a number OF years in Mis-
souri, IL spending the Christmas holt
days with friends here He has been
living in Richmond during the pasl
several years
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AMHERST

ISpecial TO The Times Dispatch.l
.r, AMHERST VA. Jan. Mrs II. VI.
III, OF Durham. y. c.. were guests Of
relatives here last week.
Mrs ". II. Giikyson OF Bucna Vista.
last week
AR and Mrs !. a Nicholas. who
nave been visiting at the cid Nicholas
holidays with Relatives in Newport
Miss Corneiia Hanger last week at
Tended "A dance at the Nirginian Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bowman. who
have been visiting relatives here.
hay y . rg,Irnca TO ,AleSannhria.
q Wcs, Virginia. Is spending tho holi-
1ays Win his parents, Mr. ana Mrs.
John l.. Con. OF l.ynChburr College
whs Weekend guest at Mrs. Bessie
Miss Harriet Evans, OF Washington.
-. c.. and Theodore Evans. OF Ala
bama. are spending tho holidays with
their father, .. J. Evans at Ravens
Weekend CUES; OF his mother, Mrs.
,,o Miss Isabel wagner; Of IInd!an Mis-
whore she spent the holidays
Nrs =. X. Moses and little son. OF
CLIFFORD. have gone 10 Cincinnati 10
spend several weeks with Mrs. Moses
mother.
Miss Martha Robertson. 81 sweet
Erior College is spending the hell
ddays with her grandmother. Mrs. NJ.
several da,s her" This Week. has ' gone
10 I:rnporia for the holidays
Mrs Ami. wood IN visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Josie Hughes. in
Spencer. " ..
Mrs Sno,Ewocd PAYNE was the
guest of friends q; WInesap last Mon
Mrs. carter who has h".n spending
som" tim" with hnr Daughter. Mrs ]
! Amber left Tuesday for uamp-
ton
Hous'or G, rovr"r. ~ the rnivor-
@itv ~ fi-cirls is spending mar. n,
~" hnlidr"* with his aunt. Mrs Bale
Miss M-rv wNi."hcad or Gcrdo,
Memorial S"hooI CHI rlo';csvIIn Is /, +,
'Norni"'H View" rnr Chri..-n-s
Mss Marion r.l'is is visi.Ir. hnr
sister Mrs Rose Archer. In Icxinu-
ton.
Rovd PAYNE. or tho r-rfvnrs,,v ..
Nirrinia. is srerh'rr tho HOLIDAYS a.
hi" hprr" near Cii~crd
Misc Nar" S",t'" OF tho Rol rJur
ILL., S~h~n, -r-''.oI - ,-,,No-~, wa
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA. Jan. H.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. l.: Butter are visiting
shcir daughter. Mrs. Susie Chapman.
in SUSSEX
AIR. and Mrs Webb Rains. OF Rich
i;!oHd. spent part OF the week with
ms mother, Mrs. Sallic ". Rains
Mrs, Walter Wilson il spending
some time with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. y. j. Chewing. in Louisa Coun-
~.
John billiard. Of Wilson. y. G.. is
visiting his sister. Mrs. W. w. Green
Miss Hcrm!ne Coghiil. of Ford. is
spending some time with her grand
parents, SIR. and Mrs. r. H. CoEhIll
Mrs. & j.. Bu!iari is visiting rel
atlves In Wac hington.
j. G. Ha:nes lcf, this week for
Charleston. w. Va. after spending
several days with his mother. Mrs.
Miss Frances Giasseli Is visiting
MISS Decker In Orange.
MISS Blanche Broaddus. of Glen
Allen. Is spending some time with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Broad
duS.
Mrs. Russell Young. OF Hebron. ana
Merritt Lear. OF Farmville. arc Wis
:i!nG their mother. Mrs. Lear
MI and Mrs. j. l.. Jordan entertain-
ed number OF their friends az n
dance and cards in homer of their
daughters. Misses Lucy Winston and
Elizabeth Jordan.
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MANASSAS

MANASSAS. VA. Jan. 1.-The St
Cecilia Music Club gave recital
Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
ID. 7. II. Hodge. on West Street A;
the conclusion OF the musical pro
gram. a musical guessing contest was
entered into. Miss Christine Beavers
winning the pr.Z. Guests OF the oc-
casion. other than the club members
were the mothers OF the member.
and Mrs. Ba.lantyne Patterson. Dur
ing the social hour refreshments were
served.
Miss Mabel Boom and Kenyon
Mathcrs were married on Chris tina =
Day at the home OF the brides par
onts. in Reading. Pa.
!, Mrs Mrs Cora u, -, Griffin; dsuEh,er Of
Breeder: son OF William II. Breeder
both Of Manassas. we're united in
maj rage christmas morning at the
nome Or the bridegrnom's brother
Kline officiating. Miss Lucy Breeder,
niece OF the bridegroom. was maid %,
honor and John d. Kline was best
man.
The December meeting or the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held
at the HON. Mrs. II. : Hynson a;
which time the following officers were
|. ",cc;ch: Mrs. l.. a. Cooke. president;
Mrs. William stevens. vice president
Mrs. Il. $. Hynson, treasurer; Mrs. J.
l.. Gorrell secretary: Mrs. E. r. Hall
snDer!,nendent Of study and publicity;
supplies: Miss Alberta Hopkins. sup
crlntendent social service \ box OF
clothing valued SO was collected and
sent u Polish Relief This society
VIII observe the first week in Jan
uary as week OF prayer
Miss Matte Weir is spending the
week in Henderson. y. C.. as the
guest of Mr.; and Mrs 6. y Knott.
Miss Bertha Gray Robertson. cdi-
tor OF the Orange. Va. Observer. was
the guest Of Thomas H. Lion. Com
'nonwealth's attorney. and Mrs. Lion
at their home here Sunday
par!or dance was given New
Or. and Mrs. c. Il. C. Johnson and
Mr. and Mrs. c. Raymond Ratcliiie
al the home of the latter on Grant
mas dance in Corners Hall Tuesday
night, which was one OF the brilliant
social events OF the holiday season
The annual reunion of the Alum nj
tural High School was held Friday
niEht in the High School Building
hnong the guests were "a numb { !
VINO are now students and teachers
At colleges and universities
The Manassas Chapter, L. d. C
shipped barre! OF fruit and canned
goods and turkey to Lee Camr
veterans. and added to this was a
ninc-pound cake. the gift OF the Ju-
dith Henry Juniors
Rev Wcstwood Hutchinson has been
appointed county chairman for tho
coming campaign TO raise funds for
Near East Relief Other appoint
mcniS are Rev. j. Halpenny. sub
chairman: j. J. Conner, treasurer
Mrs. Emily Round. chairman woman's
division: Prince William County has
heen allotted the care OF fou:,ecr
children.
The congregation of Bethel I.uth-
ran Church, at their Christmas en-
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PULASKI

PULASKI. VA. Jan. IA Christ
mas dance was given Tuesday night
py the Southwest Virginia Techs OF
tne virginia polvtcchnic Institute.
laski. Wythc aud Montgomery Coun-
ties. many attended from more re-
mote sections. Sevcnty-five couples
participated. the musical program
being varied. The young women
home from school for the holidays
were the guests OF honor.
,.h me women Of the Christian
night to the men of that dcnomina-
ton. entertaining i'm the fraternity
building. Or. J. 7. T. IIundley. OF
day. of Richmond, were special guests
and responded with briei addresses.
me ihursday Club was pleasantly
entertained this week by Mrs. J. X.
| AMI entertaining by her sisters. the
Misses White. Discussing curren,
events given in answer To roll call en-
ter;ained the members.
DR.. and Mrs r. H. Wool!ius were
called to Fluvanna County this week
on account of the death OF the doc
tors brother-in-law. John Hartwen
Cooke.
Miss Mary Moore has entertained
Pierce and Miss Margaret Elicit. OF
christiansburs; Miss Elizabeth Co
Harrison. OF wytheville: Miss Kath-
crime Hodges. OF Lynchburg
Mrs. w. w. Aliricnd and daughte r.
Miss Sarah. returned Wednesday to
their home in Baltimore, after visit
TO their son and brother. the Rev.
j. w. Aifriend. al the rcctory.
llnrve Lucas, OF Ccdnrtown. Ga. Is
spending several weeks with his
mother Mrs. c. S. Lucas.
j. II. Meek. of tho division OF mar
i<ets. under the State Agricultural
Department. spent several days this
week q: his home here
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Dawson have
returned from an extended Western
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VIRGINIA ALUNNUs DIES
IN SHANGHAI, CHINA
+. X. Jcrnigan, Former Consul
General There, Succumbs
to Dyscntcry,

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. L.
copies OF the China Press. received
Shanghai. China. have been received
mere confirming meagcr cable dis
patches which last month told of the
death or L. II. Jern!gan. former
United States Consul General at
Shanghai. advisor OF The Hague. Con
Ference, and dean OF tho American
bar in all China
Mr.. JerniEan was stricken with
dysehtery after returning from a
shooting trip to N!ngpo. and died on
November 2. He was GS years old
Born in Raleigh. y. e.. in 1852. Mr..
Jernigan received his education a,
the University of Virginia. which In
stitution he served as an actiy. and
loyai alumnus. He practiced law ami
edited a newspaper in Raleigh for
ScVcral years. and first entered n,,h
ne ne as q member Of the Sortb
|aroiina state Senate
re was appointed Consul GENERAL
az Kobe by Presiden; Ci.v.lnnd In
1885. In All. ne spent tbirtwi IN ~.
years In the Far East He was the
author OF China in Law ana o.,
Hiercc ana Shooting in Chi.a
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BLACKSBURG

BLACkSBCRG. VA. Ian ,N;s.
LAURA T. Miller Was hostess a, 'the
iiao eiaborate social nnair Of the
O'Clock. when she entertained 80
~ guests in honor OF hcr bro,i'cr
warren Miller. and his bride formcr'
MISS Grace Townlcy. Of Evans
vile. Ind. The lower floor ~ H.
mouse was decorated throughou, In
christmas greens and cut flowers aud
the hostess and guests OF Gonor rr-
Selred IN The front drawlnc-room,
Mrs. j. IL. Eogleman and Mrs -
Woolwine made the !n;roJic:ionis,
Mrs William Lybrook and Miss Mar
caret Wade were at the punch ,nbIc
ana Mrs. j. A Burruss and Mrs n
~. Ctoyd. Jr directed the guests TO
tnc dihlns-ruom where Mira w =
conner, Mrs. Harvey Price. Mrs Y
- Austin. Mrs. J. H. Tu,wiIer Mrs
w. b. Coggin and Miss Leila Monta-
week tlas been for the girl. who aro
at home from school or college Cor
ne holidays and their house guests
atmoms those having friends in for
were; Miss Josephine GrosecIo.a,
MISS Mamie Book, Miss Minnie David i,
son. Miss Virginia pritchard. Mics
oii!a Iltw!ler and Miss Alice Dunn.
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Groseclose.
week before Christmas. have re-
turned from their wedding trim and
are with the formers parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Kelly Grcseclosc.
MT. and Mrs. William wilkins. of
south Boston, have been guests for
the. week OF the iatter's parents. AZ.
and Mrs. r. a.. Helms.
MISS Matte Swoope. OF s.. Luke's
hospital. Richmond. spent the week-
end at the family home here.
/. j.. Campbell. Jr, OF Richmond
was the guest o. his parents. Dean
the holidays.
Mrs. Roy j. Holden was called TO
i.ynchburg Monday by the very Sc
rlhus Illness OF tier mother. Mrs. Jud-
son Evans.
Rev. J. a. Bros!us and family lief,
Wednesday for Bedford. Penn. where
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Mr.. Brosius Will be pastor of the
Lutheran Church.
Mrs Y. B. keistcr and Miss
Dorothy Kcistcr are spending tho
holidays with relatives in Frederick,
Thomas Smy:he. OF iIampdcn- sgd
ncy, Ia spending tile holidays at the
nome OF ms parents. Professor and
Mrs. Ellison Smythe
Mrs. Hannah Broome. OF College
Park, Md. is the guest Of her sister.
MISS Eiinor Jones. librarian OF the
college.
Miss Minnie Murrill. of Washing
ton. spent the holidays at the home
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ). l..
Murrill.
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nesday to spend the holidays with
hei parents.
Those from Amherst attending Mrs
Jouoerts bridge party In Lyncnburg
were: Mrs. j. X. Goodwin. Mrs. =. H.
BrooItinYs. Mrs. $. NJ. q. Wills. Mrs.
}. W beard. Mrs. Paul WALES. Mrs.
T.. X. Evans. Mrs. y. V. Hanger
Dearborn.
Claude Ware and Dayton Watts. OF
Richmond Medical College. are spend
Ing the holidays At their respective
homes here.
Miss Corrinne Watts. of Washing
ton, ID. G.. is the guest of parents.
MIR. and Mrs a. Il. watts.
Professor G. H. Brown has gone to
his old home near Pulaski for the
holidays.
MIR. and Mrs. l.. II. Shradcr are
SPEEDING the holidays ut Willis, in
tlOyd County.
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tcrtainmeat. Monday night. presented
the pastor. Rev. Edgar II. Pence, with
handsome gold watch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-02
| INDIGESTION
| GOES, GOMEZ!
Pape's Diapepsin" at once
fixes Your Sour. Classy,
Acid Stomach

Stomach acidity causes indigestion,
Food souring, gas, distress. Won
der what upset your stomach? Well,
don't bother The moment you eat "A
tablet or two OF Pape's Diapepsin all
the Jumps OF Indigestion pain. the
sourncss. heartburn and bclching OF
gases. due TO acidity. vanish-truly
wonderful!
Millions o: people know that It is
needless TO be bothered with indiges-
ton. dyspepsia or n disordercd stom-
ach y few tablets OF Papes Dia-
pcPsin neutralize acidity and give re-
lief at once--no waiting. Buy box
OF Pape's Diapepsin now Don't stay
miserable! Try to regulate your
stomach SO you can eat favoritc foods
without causing distress. The cost is
SO little. The benefits so great.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
WANT TAX ITEM IN BILL
Roads and schools win Benefit
Greatly ny Thls Provision.

PAWlluSKA Jan. lG. That
$1,000 900 annually win bc expended
for good roads and public schools
in Usage bounty should tho proposed
per cent gross production tax fea.
ture he inserted In the SNYDER bin
now before congress. is the calculn-
ton made by mon who have can
vasscd the situation
The Pawhuska commercial club IL
Watching all Indian legislation
closely and upon being advised that
the 2 per cent tax wns omitted from
tho bin contrary to schedule wired
resolutions Of protest To Washington
tn senators owen. Gore and Curtis
and to Congressman snyder and T. J.
IIcahN, who IL at the capital In the
interests Of the Osagg nation. The
following response Was received
from Lcahy:
REST assured whatever legislation
on Usage extension that passes will
carry with II tax provision both ns
to lesces and tribee snyder bill was
drawn and introduced during Sny-
der's absence and he disclaims re-
sponslbility for II. Committee now
going over and redraftine IT,"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
COMMITTEE OF
II IS ACTICE
Urges Farmer Owned Ele-
vators and End to
Short Selling

Special W Tho wntid
pONtA CITN. Jan Placing
everything in connection with tho
marketing Of farm products. In the
hands NJ organizations owned aud
maintained by the farmers Them
selves. is the recommendation of the
farmers marketing committee of
seventeen of Kay county. including
the following propositions:
81 So Farmer owned elevator com 10
panies aud Hnles agencies to operate
on the local and terminal markets
OF the united Staics
Farmer export companies
and sales agencies to operate ON
foreign markets for the purpose of
handling the cxportahic surplus,
"3.--Thc grain growers Of the
United sta,ca shnulh as suun % pos
iihlc. by mutual agreement or 9th.
crwlse. arrange for the sale ~ all
giain On the basis of cooperative
bargaining.
- The foregoing shah 10 cnr-
ried into effect with the ultimate
view OF the protection nf the just
fights ~ the producer and the or
ItllN 'VHiNt'lnk VI ftlHi plNhp'N's
"rhc committee wishes to assure
he grain producers OF the country
that II keenly appreciated the neccs-
l,iy for prompt action, and that as
quick M the necessary data can be
gathered by ita experts, II will per-
'ect ana prcscnt plan to carry
he foregoing principles into erect
with the cooperation ~ the various
existing farmer organizations inter
ested In grain marketing
"Rcaolvedi That we deem II
morally wrong and highly detfi-
mental to. the Interests OF 0.ricul-
ture and the consumers to perml.
the practice now In vogue OF selling
grain, cotton, and other farm
products which the scllor or his
principal do not own nj the time oi
,ale This practice Is commonly
known as 'short selling.
"Rcsolvcd. further that we do
hereby petition congress to enact
such legislation M viii stop this
practice AT the earliest possible
date"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
HE SENT $2,500 TO SWEDEN
Uiscn's uctuintions Deposited Will,
I'eUplc In Old COilntry
Gene belmont.

PONcA CITY, Jan. l6.--An IN
terosting international proposition
is developing through. the arrest
hero Of Carl Olsen, former general
store manager of the i6i ranch store
on a charge OF embeZzlenent OF
money and merchandise. 1t was
brought Ia Fight I'm tncdiately follow.
ing tho arrest that Olsen had sent
considerable money back to his old
home town OF s9jaso In sweden,
and he volunteered To send cable
gram to his sister there and asoer.
tain how much money he possessed.
4 return clsblegram was received
Yesterday by the Miller brothers oi
the I0i ranch that Olsen's deponii
amounts TO $4,000 kronin, or nboe'
s2.b0O. In sending money back tt
sweden II " said that Olsen en-.
closed one lot IN an envelope ane
another IN a cigar or c'garet boz
without even registering or protect
ing 1t otherwise. ~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
PLAN A CANAL UNION
central American Republics Dccido
10 Sign Convention Creating
Bte NN1CrnllOn

-
naN JOSE, Costa Rica, Jan. 1e.--
,eCislon to sign u convention Great
ins federation OF Central Amer
gan republics has been reached b{
sne central American union con-
s,ess, In session here. This step.
which seemed almost mpossible be-
eauso or opposition to Article 40, the
most bitterly debated section OF the
ploposed treaty, followed an agree
ment by all the delegations. Article
~, ~ Supulates that each member ma
hon OF the federation will continue
,oyauy to comply with the terms Of
reaties with foreign governments,
.ut mat IL extensions to those
,tteat'es should imply new demarca-
aons OF territory, a new Central
hp'erican nap'an union conference will be
posed. Wv
Several reservations were added
70 tho text of Article 40 to meet OBJ
Ir.utlons from Nicaragua and these
,tsserFations have been accepted by
sne delegates OF other nations repre-
Sh syn Cd at the congress. The Bryan
S,aasnioffo treaty between tho United
Ies and Nicaragua was one OF the
spsihelpal points at issue, and IL was
inCwn in'wn that pact did not violate or
cahse upon the rights of other
"Niai American nations.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
Community League,
KU KLUx THREATENS
Georgia Nigilantcs Brighten BLACKS
ANA Order Them to Leave state;
Ncgrrs Appeal for Aid.

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. ls.-At-
tempts TO drive negroes out of north
Georgia have spread from Hal
county to Gwinett. according to affi-
davits presented to Governor Dorsey
today by negroes of the latter
county.
Efforts to frighten negroes away
also are reported to have been made
IN the last fortnight in Lumpl<in.
Milton. White ana several oth@
counties.
Acting on the affldavits Governor
Dorsey has directed Sheriff Garner
OF Gwinhett county 10 take steps to
protect negroes. The governor has
sent Adjutant General Van Holt
Nash to Hail county TO investigate
the situation there, and two met,
have been arrested there IN connoc-
ton with alleged threat agains,
negroes. Hall county adjoina For
sythe county whert no negroes have
been tolerated, according 10 reports
here. since several werc lynched
about eight years ago afterlonc con-
fessed in court that half dozen
negroes had attacked a young white
woman.
Five affidavits made by Gwlnnet;
county negroes, told OF visits made
at daybreak to negro's home by
several white men who gave the
negro until Saturday morning to
get out"
Have you anyth'rg 10 say aeains.
the ku Klux Klan?" wac one Of tho
questions the whites asked. accord
ing 20 the affidavits.
This led T.. W. Simmons, head VI
the fraiernal order OF that name u
ssuy "a statement saying no mem
bcrs had been connected with the
affair.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
OFFER MORE AID TO EUROPE
southern Cotton Growers willing to
Donate s2SO.OOO

Carolina cotton growers have Of
fered to contribute S250,0 worth
OF cotton TO the American Jewish re-
lief committee and the Near Fast re-
lief and have called upon western
grain growers to contribute like
amount of their products. This an
nouncencnt was made here today
by Henry II. ROscnfclt, national d.
rector Of .he Jewish relief com
mittee, who explained that the
southern growers had adopted reso-
luticns expressing their desire 10
help the poverty stricken people in
the near east, but eetting forth their
inability TO make cash donations and
offering their product instead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
GIRL PUTS LOVE OF
YOUTH TO SEVERE TEST

when Phil weyman told jose
phpnc Adarc that hc loved her she
irxcd him II hc would bc willing IN
follow her wherever she went. doinR
Whatever She asked ~ him, asking
no questions and expecting no re-
ward save her eternal gratitude. How
Phil lived IN 10 Josephinc's strange
demand because of his great love.
casting out doubts and fears. ~ the
extraordinary theme of Gods
Country and the Woman" hy James
Oliver Curwood. Niiagraph pro-
duction, starring William Duncan,
which IN showing at tho Lyric the
ater today and tomorrow. u is q
ihrilling story " the snow and desc
late wastes north OF fifty-ihrcc. -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-01-17
Community League.
DEBATING TEAMS MATCHED
Dates SGT for Elimination contests
Ntwccn School Ta,cnt.

Np"'iHi. 10 inc world.
ftNCA CITY Jan, 10, During
he week az February 81 will he
held tho annual in,crschoinsllc de.
patos throughout This district, tho
participants being the various high
school organizations The following
matches Tor tina, week have been
announced by city SUPERINTENDENT
w. NJ Chambers ~ Newkitk. Man
chester vs. Wakitn. Deer creek vs..
Mcdford. Crescent vs. Marshall II.
Hunter Va. I.nhomn, Lamont Va.
Pond creek. saltwater va. pawuec.
jennings vs' Luther, ana Ralston w.
Ncwklrk
The subject for debate will l,e
Resolved. that the government
should adop, n system ot prico con
troll" Tho winners OF these dcbnt cs
will contest In q second scries, and
elimination contests will he con
tlnued uhtii the district winner IL
determined.