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The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
RELIEF = PROMISED INJURED
Announced That COMMITTEES viii Rec
esnsmsnd Hospital Allowance.

Announces That COMMITTEES Will Rec
easmsnd Hospital Allowance.
Washington.-Early relief for dis
abled soldiers and sailors who have
been suffering for lack of adequate
hospital facilities was promised In the
sanate on Thursday. when 1t was an
n0uneed that the senate appropria-
lions committee would recommend an
appropriation Of $12,500.O0O for the
construction Of five new hospitals and
an additional 100000 for the Inn
pvovement and enlargement Of hospi-
tals already established.
Senator Sm00t made this request
after Senator Robinson of Arkansas.
Denocrat, had introduced an amend
nent carrying 1000, 900 for hospital
purposes. Senator Smoot declared
that The public health service would
not b able to use $50 .00O. 900 this year.
and said there was no good reason for
appropriation Of more money than
could Be appropriately spent.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
MAY PUT IT UP TO HARDING
President Elect Will Fall Heir to the
Japanese Problem.

Presioent. Elect Will Fall Heir to the
Japanese Problem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of GliplO-
matte problems with Japan, especially
arising from the enactment by Cali.
fOrnia Of anti-alien land ownership
legislation, will be postponed until the
Harding administration assumes of.
flee. 1t Is Indicated by state depart
ment officials.
While no formal announcement has
been made. 1t was intimated by off,
Gals that because of the short time
left to the present administration and
the l0ng-standing character of the
problems now In process of solution
between the two governments, it would
be the part of wisdom not to hasten
unduly their final adjustment merely
to conclude a treaty under this adj
miNistration.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09

Washington.-Nearly half billion
dollars will be required to complete
the great naval building program en-
barked upon in 1915. the house ap-
propriations committee estimated on
Wednesday. 81
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
HARDING Enjoys Fishino Trio.

Miami, Fla.-President-ele Har-
ding returned to Miami beach Tues
day afternoon with fine sunburn.
some new fish stories and the con-
vicion that his tentative cabinet slate
would remain unchanged In personnel.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Storm In Northwest,

San FranciscO.-NOrthern Pacific
coast points are recovering from a
storm which ragged Saturday night and
which was described by the United
States weather bureau here as lone Of
the worst We ever had"
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
peet Faces covrtm.rtIal.

Dublin.-Lord Dunsany, poet and
playwright, who was arrested recently
after q search OF Dunsany castle. In
County Meath, will be tried by court
martial for having firearms and am
,nunition In his possession.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Colby Call. II Ghost Dance.

Washington. - Senator johnson Of
California asked Secretary Colby on
Monday to make public the negotia-
lions between the United States and
Japan on the California land question.
and Mr.. Colby replied that "if Senator
Johnson expects to do ghost dance
on this subject he's got to do it with
out me as a partner.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
chlleans Honor American Fleet,

valparaiso.--Ce Ceremonies In celebra.
don 81 the visit Of the United States
Pacific fleet were transferred here
Thu1Sday. when President Alessandri
and Ais cabinet arrived to call on Ad-
miral Rodman. commander, on the New
Nexieo.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Train Strikes School Bus.

BALTIMORE - Two children were
killed. several seriously injured and
dozen others slightly injured when a
train on the Annapolis Short Line rail-
road struck a bus filled with school
children near Sh}pley, Md.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Rare Surgical Operation.

Milwaukee.-A child was born early
Monday by Caesarian operation per-
formed in a Racine hospital few
minutes after the mother had died of
injuries received when a train struck
an automobile. The child will live.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Plan 70 Prevent Flirting.

Bostou.--A request for $28O.O0O for
lighting equipment to put q check to
flirting In the parks and reservations
under control Of the Massachusetts,
metropolitan district commission. was
presented to the legislature Thursday.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
sssus. Deat Behind schedule.

Palm Beach. Fla.-The houseboat
Victoria, carrying President-elect Hard
Ing. sot into difficulties again Thurs
day and fell 30 far behind her schedule
that Aef passengers may leave her and
eomp1ete their trip to st. Augustine
By ran. ~Ss
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
eoishevik Troops Active.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bolshevik
troops have entered Kasvin, ninety
miles northwest of Teheran, and Brit
ish forces in the latter city are re-
ported to have begun a withdrawal,
1t Is said in dispatches Sunday,
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Judge Lindsey's Appeal Dismissed.

Washington.-The appeal of Judge
Ben b. Lindsey of the Denver, Colo,
Juvenile court from conviction ON
charges Of contempt of court, was dis.
missed Monday by the supreme court.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
vii, Account for Every Dollar.

WashingtOn.-Every dollar expended
for construction Of government mer-
chant fleet eventually will be &C.
counted for, Alonzo Tweedale, general
comptroller Of the shipping board, de-
clared before the house committee.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
slss FeIners and Police Clash.

SkibbeReen, Ireland.-Slx members
Of . party Of several hundred Sim
Teiners were killed and several others
wounded In an attack Wednesday
night upon fifteen police between Bur
gada and Rosscarbery.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
Caught In Net Of Martial Law.

Cork.-Cornelius Murphy Of Rath-
more was shot Tuesday after being
found guilty by a courtmartial Of hav.
ing loaded revolver. This is the first
execution carried out on such charge
since the declaration of martial law in
Cork.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09
VICTIM OF ABDUCTION FOUND
Los Angeles Woman Returned to
Home and Abductors Captured.

Home and Abductors Captured.
d. Los Angeles.-Mrs. Gladys Wither-
ell, wife of O. s. Witherell, investment
company president, who was abducted
by Arthur w. and Floyd c. Carr. and
held for ransom, was rescued by Off
GERS Monday. she having been held a
prisoner on lonely abandoned ranch
near Corona. The Carr boys. who are
cousins, pleaded guilty to charge Of
kidnapiN within a few hours after
they had been captured. Mrs. With
erell was unframed, but has suffered
q nervous breakdown.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-02-09

Washington.-"I am offering to bet
$1,000 that the senate, before March 4.
will pass the Fordney emergency tariff
BILL" said Frank J. Hagenbarth. presi-
dent of the National W0olgrowers' as
ISOLATION, land can find no takers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

HaEi"s completed their task OF selecting. his
,'H'net newspaper correspondonts a; the
Harding front no" are busily cugaged N writ
'h- nis inauguration address Tor h!:..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
omcs:inn~ and Answer.

To" Much Watcr-I hay. i,st bcon r.,I.
Ing IN paper that because they drank too
m"'A water tn" Pilgrims hal diseases and
We're sh"rt-iived. 1t was Horace w M,rs,
vino SAID that. DO you think SO? tM y AZ
Aisw"T.--lf tile paper gave il as the ~
torrance of Horace W. Morse. il Is fair II,
assume II" did sag 1t. Assuming that. W..
may next jump to The conclusion that MIR
Mors" says more than his prayers II, tn.
i'aher. II ann not In error. Mr. Mors" is the
man who SAID in a newspaper that after thc
iNGrims wadcd ashore to do some washing
They had epidemic Of "hoarsc coughs
etc If Mr. Morse takes as much for granted
In his history as h.. does In his hygiene hc,lI
S"ntiag" presently. 30 ono drinks too much
water. Most az US drink too little
Heres a High Stcrper--I have been YOUR
constant rnr since ycu FIRST BEGAN to give
Ecalth instruction through tn" press am
ono hi tn" rat women that reduced 50 .;,.-
oessfuiiy by following your advice. am no,
Oh IN" Nar"il Glaze. But further back Won
suggested DRINKING nothing hu, water he
fore SoinE to bed. rooso-stcprinG wajl,iug
around the block 100 times. nn,l t,inv , 81,
piatc t" IN" ans jet ana trying t" kick it, So
20" Sc" am an old timer and lost my nfty
pounds 10y The Older wsy which gpcy to snoyy
'hni VIVA ypu said ''hcinrn wah" is ;us, a.
sound "s ANYTHING YOU said today. i;ut-It
Is hard to hold il - I'm curious about The
kare!lihs ani want 10 try II il il is all right
me-. ~, /,
Answer housekeeping is fine exercise sim
only feel ashameI To sursos, IT sine. ,I,c
war. Kicking the can-,hcrc's Il stunt tina,
cant be beat Cor training down I'm. ,,idd,c
ana hips. karrc sent by letter orlly-no room
here.
Removal of Tonslls-Is a general ancs,he,!c
or local ancsihc,!c better for the removal of
the tCnsilsr * II ~,
Answcr-Thc arcs,hc,ic q no ,s,d ,,,,,,,
on ihdivmua! circumstances and cannot be
arbitrarily indicated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
News Of Fifty Years Ago

b'rom the Richmond Dispatch. Feb q. 1871
The S"Eatc adjourned yesterday out IF re-
sreci I" inc memory Of Or. Isaiah l.. Lyons
member OF thar body from Tho countios or
snrry. YORK;, Warwici: ana i:lizobc,b CIV Or
Lyons was ocor.i man ana q DENTS, nv
profession He died last Tuesday in Elizabeth
CITY County
MI the Richmond insurance companies lost
by the PETERSBURG fire. tile heaviest loss being
$1,000 by the Virginia state Insurance Com
pany.
There was slim Attendance at Professor
c"vcli's second lecture ia the Han OF the
House OF pei"saios last 'ight, but those who
did attend were highly entertained by hi, leo
turc on the "i.tnsuaEc Of signs"
At the annual commencement of tn. M.aical
department OF Washington tniversity. Hulii-
more. last Tuesday. the following virsini:,ns
graduated: George II; Aiken. j r. Cornell A.
J.. Fitch j. W. Garrett. f. H. IIarwelI H.
w iIcdgson H. c. lIutchison. j. T. Kerr. II.
l.. Lewis, +. b. Magruder. u. T. Rowland r..
W Scott and Il. T.. Sncad
II has been ascertaincd that the losses in
the Petersburg fire. destroying five Sycanor.
Street stores. tntalIcd Si0O.nOn Tho largest
loss by X \ Martin & CO. commits
sion merchants. ECO bales OF cotton valued
IT sG3.oG0
The thirteen Fcnian cxi!ce had an OK
tended unofficial interview with pr,sjd.rt
Grant yesterday.
l.ucien Beard. the celebrated horse stcalcr.
arrested at the residence OF his uncle
Daniel IIuddlcs;on. in Cumberland County yes-
'crday and was taken 10 the Jail in Farm
Vile iIuddlcston was also jailed Scvor,,
horses. supposed. Of course To have becn
stolen. were recovered.
The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says o.. w t;ls. Of Richmcnd is IN
Washington. trying to sell the Richmond State
Journal to Republicans that IL may he CON
tinucd ~ a Republican organ. but they are
tei+:.g hsp,- ihat- Republican Investments in
Virginia especially in Richmond. nave ceased
to paw
y Lille dispatch OF tho 2and says 1t is known
there that n treaty Of peace with Alsare md
lorraine cedcd to Germany has been signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
JOSIE ROONEY FEATURE
Of NEW ACADEMY BILL
"3ig Time" Acts Will BE Seen at
Vaudeville House During
lirmluiIlIlrI nf Mcrk

Josie Rooney. Of the famous stag.
family OF that name. viii he "A prom
in"nt iieur" ON I'll" new hiil which
Conica "a the Academy of Music to-
gay. Miss EooncN. assisted by two
clever Nnudevili" artists. will br seen
~ Il variety skit written 10 display
her Varied accomplishments. but Sh"
"NcriS as Il dancer. Josie Rooney is
IN" daughter Of the late Pat Rooney.
Americas most widely known rough
IRISH comedian and who WAS lc-
counted the best song land dance man
ui his time. She is the sister III Fat
Rooney. Jr, a standard fuvoritc of
Tho big time"
Il gay whIrl of inuSiu and comedy ir
which Howard Smith ana Mildred
i.arkCr ar, featured ON the same hill
Tn" Offering IL II nelanrc OF songs
dances and comedy
Thousands OF Hichmond.rs ARE fla
miiinr with the voice ri Manuel Ro-
inaii.c. tn" minstrel tenor throu. n
the ph"nographic records Romain.
VIII ID" seen and heard for the ;lrst
I'm" here. lie Is accompanied hy
three clever biaclifac@ i,arcurncrs.
ana VIII present a minstrel sk.t OF
ms own composition with several
new son"a.
ON this hill also Will he Case, and
warren "a Ioliy TENN OF knoci;n,Iis
VINO nay" a great laughing act They
ar. singers dancers and rapid nro
pattorcrs
WITH tn" ncw vaudcvillc ,ttror-
tons ih"rc viii be :: rnini,Icte chxnu.
80 motion pictures and IN. la,,s, al.
'"h :" inc. f"riC3 of tic Day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

Ir"HIock between senate am! administration
i''S Dec ''n" "i $" chronic nature that II has
s.@ns of contiuunA even after M.rrl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
the Menace or r,phus n.
tCopy,iEh, lpip. Ns,ionnl Newsrer.r s.rv,r,

IN" initial chilincss or chill q. typhus til.
usual feature Of the abrupt onset. unlike Tn.
Gfa"ual or insidious onset OF typhoid fever
does resemble that so commonly seen i'm ,h.
"hect az pneumonia. Ana hroncho- pnrumnui,
IS frequent complication or even, of typhus
immediately after the chill. fever ~ high for
hrcc or -FOUR days. until the pcculiat rash an
rcarS.
In" 'Frhus rash bears a striktns rcs.tn-
hiah"e to that of measles int is no, ,,ir, u
"''Eh' ic"' inc typhus eruption appears first
on the h"dy. that "f mcasles appears irst on
t'e forehead or face. The rrrstrntion ana
lever continue for "a week or ,nur. and If ,hr
'"tc"'ne is favorable" there IS a marked i'm
Hr"N'mrnt with a Disappearance az tn, fever
al IN a lew hours C"crisis'D toward the end az
wv" weeks. Thus typhus contrasts strongly
WIN typhod fever both in It's ahr,in, nuso,
an" us snort course and abrupt terminal !on
'"'"NtrE from typhoid occurring after four to
SIN weeks and by gradual daily ronlssions Ib
me IONIC or t"%omic notwithstanding effects
OF tphus on the patients nnrvnt,s svstc,n ur,
""c'hs mental dizziness and dcir!umr the dis
ease """s resemble typhod-!n fact The. ,,rus-
ration. mental t"rp"r and ,nut,cring d.liriun
8" characteristic oc typhoid fever was a, ,nn
time attributed % typlus
=" i'r. Harry Il"tz. At young New York
physician formerly of Mt Sinai uospl,nl he.
l"htS III" distinction Of having discovered the
cause Of typhus fever. tho huc;llos ,yn,,i.
.>tnt heiTttici. TO another vo,,,,. rh,i.,,
'r. IL II. tick"tts. ~ Chicago hose d.ntr
from t%phus has already been mentioned
w"rNine WITH I1r. X. NJ, Wilder also 90 C'h.-
'hso. Ne must give the cred. for havjr,
lr"vcd that tho disease - ,rausmi,,cJ ne ,hc
bite OF tile louise
VIII" the health commissioner ot New York
''' J. IEinS I" devise some way To protect
the country from the menace az typ,,us f.,.cr
NAtch secmf to give tho Federal iiuu,iur,,fo,
officers little concern. lat us runten,pI,,, tho
"cantisS OF red tape. The public health In
'''tS'@ % the country are administered by
." less than sixteen ~ different acnort,nen,s
IIH. sf,T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
SOPRANO MISSES BOAT
AND NEW YORK CHANCE
Angeles Otcln, Delayed on Way
from Havana, Loses Mary Cur
den Engagement.
III WEsTbROON I'I:tiLIV,
l-nitch NcNs NInIr Inrr..n.I...


NEW YORK. Feb. 2a-Angclos
ote'n may lac Il srcnt soprano-as
great as Nine. Gniii-Curci ut her
spectacular best but she has los,
her 'hhnce To make hor debut "a a
star before New York audience
mis- year because She mlss.d her bont
from Havana
Mary Garden engaged Anro,op
ote'n for two performances mex,
week with the Chicago opera com.
rnnE at The Mnnhntta,r oircra House.
S,tIyJiSSy ""S !" nay. arrived here las,
Ninr| GARDEN knows that when III.
l'22 New York season rolls nrnrnJ
~" Mufsl nave soprano with a
"''ht -iW vote" ana a compelling. pcr
soma, iiN :" pun against Mime. ,;aili
tufci VINO VIII then bc no Longer WIN
her old comrades Of tho strife In CHI.
.aH9 "Hi singing With the opcratio
arist"crAc% at the Metropolit,n
q" '"iI ~ tm'nt, Mary recalled
an Incident IA NonIce last summer
'I.l'h'HE |" an op"ra The soprano
w"S magnetic brluattc with D,
S'r4hg rich voice. Mentally Mary
made not" of thts girl. ia, Mary IN
not "a director then so sho failed oy"r
% Jnt hoNH the sopranos nuflc
When Call Curl detected to the
,hcni! ,cHup Mary Garden canvassoi
.'I 'i"i'1n nirrdo aud ny describing
IN" gin learned that she tyas Angeles
'''n. ~ TOOK som" time to trace ho-
m, +Ae W." trailrh through Spaii.
.l' 'h" south american capl.als -,
haTavIlc Company Tharr Is NO a.
.lhinE 'H"se iiin"ruut companies. Out
lucN rank ir tho opera Circuits ubni,,
"' IA" kltir i"nEu" in NaGUhal so
~ -''ip 20 ~" chicago Opera Com
.lHE Hi the MHnhattbu would hc Ike
,'' rise "t e plirhur coming: mn frDn,
1liro :" 'nrEan's Blum with "a chance.
fa N'fEllS ifl Tho world g,fine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24

Of peace. one OF the worlds really great
leaders in all OF those things to which war
is the direct antithcsis. Today, General
Dramwell Booth will DO this city's guest,
and IL will receive him cordially and us
enthusiast ically as If the army he commands
were miitun: III arms instead Of in the
ways OF peace in those things designed for
the uplift of humanity. with Christianity as
its foundation stone ami const ruCtivc charity
its handmaiden.
General Booth eldest son and successor
OF tho founder of the Salvation Army. is
supreme in coWmand Of mighty peace
time organization. one whose soldiers are
aborng FOR humanity III many countries
and spreading tho Army influence TO every
civilized nation Under his direction the
Army is extending its missionary efforts to
countries Of the East. where heretofore its
labois have not been largely developed.
Ills world wide mission cndeavor per-
laps tho dearest wish OF the elder Booth.
ana his son is deyotng his time and energy
to it with splendid success
General Booth. the remarkable organizer
ana celebrated cvanCal will find warm
aud sympathetic welcome in Richmond. Il
sympathy not engendcrcd entirely by his
own brilliant personality and work. but as
well by the work which the local branch OF
the Army has been doing here for many
years II has made itself All invaluable
civic asset. ana wherever poverty and dis
treSs have been found there has been
stretched forth the transformations helping
hand of tho Salvation Army. That feeling
which will crystalize i'll demonstration for
tho General today also has underlying it the
knowledge of the wonderful work his peace
time army accomplished i'll time of war,
in the trenches OF France and the allied
camps Many a Richmond soldier as he
secs and hears tho General today will SEQ
in him the commander CHIEF. not OF IL
vast religious and charitable organization.
hut of those thousands OF courageous men
aud women who riskcd their lives in the
forefront OF battle TO cheer and assist him
and his comrades as they fought for the
stars and stripes. In memory OF that alone
General Booth is worthy of all the honors
that can bo heaped upon him during his
all too brief visit in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
Poet who vrnmpcd the Couptrv

MISS '. IT," e., Ta2cw c!l.--NaChcl
Lindsay, Of Illinois. an American poet,
who has received wide ana favora bic
comment. frs; drew attention from
reliable quarters less than eight
years ago with an unusual poem en-
tii!cd "icncraI William Booth En-
icrH Heaven" When the an,hor un-
dc"iook I" explain just what he was
aiming At, after the poem had re-
rcivcd consideration from all sihea
IT was apparent hat he WAS trying
10 restore poetry to it's ancient posi-
lion az spoken art. That he might
accomplish this aim Mr.. Lindsay has
uonr many things peculiar TO tho
modern day poet. In order 10 be
thoroughly familiar with the most
minute detail Of the life about which
n" writes. he has trampch over IL
good pnrt of the United States. Ills
iirst tour was through the Southern
territory In 1912 he walked from
Illinois 10 New Mexico. distributing
rhymes' and speakInE in behalf OF
The Gospel OF Beauty" and pausing
along the way to observe something
Or tho varicgatcd life encountered
lie was born November 10. 1879 at
Springfield. Ill. lie finished the high
school there and then attended Hiram
College. From there lie went 10 CHI
2:L..a. -ihen-ta. Nav Ynrk. studying art.
ilc Is the author of "a IInndy Guide
70 Bcggars." General WAN Tooth
Enters Heaven" "hdvenlures While
preaching the Gospel OF beauty"
The Congo and Other Poems" '''Thc
Ar Of the Moving Picture" and
others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
SHOE INDUSTRY SPURTS
AS RESULT OF DEMANDS
'T"du"ti"n az Cotton vrNtiI-, tn
crease i'"rthE " inter hY FROM
"a IL "a Per cent

" >S7UH'a'eH Ir"7sl
hJSIJN. Feb -3.-t,tBfy in yhOe
maHUiacIur" a.i dsHu!,. lfup.av,-
,ner- tr .,.i ,,,
"h's a. ''inrhrtd
'.N" ''''7 OF thio" mouths Hrp
-" reported from c"ut,rs ~ those
Industries In Ncyy ru.i,rd
III. .b,. ,,.1,.,
"h!'H was viz
'u"l'y iiat last fail has tnsea
squirt as a result or I.arfa- i,n,nrJ,
ana ,narur,,,.,r,- .,.
s'| I"'F !'''s Tor
q E'ir'"i ihenlus IN ihc call
for shoes after tn. lisuai dam .unrf..I
Of tn, FurIur vyf,b -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
The Poets Corner
Sen Irony,

One day saw ship i,non ,,o
'"ro,n,d upon beam ends. her ijI .nii
swcpt clear OF rubbisn or hcr ,oo..
Fer coi4rs struck, but not by huu,,
iicr mast the driftwood Of wha, dist
Aaniiral's beck. "' inc
''r''ni hs cannon held the foe in
bands. '""oW
The seawecd banners in her fo'csIe
a turtle basked upon her capst,r
head: ''"
Her cabins pemp the clownish seal.
PIN bravcd, ~
And on her prov. where tho los,
fgurchcad
Once scorned tho brine. name forgot
was graved.
IL was The Irresistible" read!
John Langdon HIaton, in Poems"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
WILSON OFFERS TUMULTY
POST ON JOINT COMMISSION
ifNnir secretary or the President
'oahrns statement, hut Iins
Nuf Vet Scccut.d

a.. - $3.50 -I't en- ircSS
,,N ASH Notion. Feb % itr,sfI.r,
- .,r"n '"ihE rrhncr"d Joseph J..
iuinN!tF hi.. private secretary fn, ,.,i
A'.r an @pp'!u'm"n; on th" iu,..r-
10" t"hhI Joint commission. which
h..H.''' with arbitration Of dlrriitCs
~, "'.h lh" Ini'ca St1toe aid .'pu-
H"a. Confirming ~" tender OF tho mn
roln ''n"ni Mr. Tumul,y said.
,!' ~ 'rG" that tn" prcsld,n, has
mHn' on The international ioin, rn,,,-
,l'SS!pn. t"r$ muCn HpyrorIntc 'Na
Etn'rons "mcr OF 'hc Pr"s'dar. In,
nave nni liad time TO d..m, iuc
NV nave been .,Ifnelv
nrsy IN iinaliy Gispusing uf tn. sf-
'alrs OF my "t'i7c IN preparation for
"hs"rin" ~ tn" practice OF law'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-24
" oman VIII iicnr trs,

SALISBURY. y -. Feb a3-
TN" cTmnh"llpoughtpu congr.s-
si""al election cout"s, hearing in
Rowan county. which will begin mex,
Monday. Viii bc held before Mrs. J..
-. Dpra"tt. OF Spencer. as commits
si"n"r Of testimony. she being q duly
APPOINTED notary public Mrs Dor.
sett is daughter Of The late con
Ere>smnn II V i.iuncy and n sister
Of Frank Linncy. State Republican
chairman