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Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-02
500 IA Year; 6Oc for 6 mo
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1921

Believe that laughter means red
blood and long life.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-02

Napoleon Bonaparte said If Ma
tion were made of adamant, Free
Trade would grind it into powder.
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-02
AMERICAS ONE POET LAUREATE

America has one poet laureate, John G. Nehardt,
John G.. has made national reputation singer of
words but having lived in Nebraska most Of his life
although born in Ilnoisthe legislature of Nebras-
ka only recently declared him the states poet laureate
by official resolution.
This new star in our bright armament of nation
al genius is-praise be!-not of the blank verse
tribe that is squeaking and shrekng its way through
our present history Read this from Neihardts
poem "Battle Cry
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-02

"More than half beaten, but fearless,
Facing the storm and the night;
Breathless and reeling but fearless,
Here in the lull of the 6ght,
I who bow not but before Thee,
God of the fighting clan,
Lifting my fists | implore Thee,
Give me the heart of mani"
Grainger County news. (Rutledge, Tenn.) 1917-current, 1921-11-02

A vivid picture strong sense that thrills the very
soul, mighty prayer-all in eight lines or less than
blank verse bolsheviks who are trying to dump our
love for poetry among the sewage.
Neihardt is 40 and conner. He is product of
the small town, Sharpsburg, ILL.,, and Bancroft Neb.
He will do greater and greater work and our best
wish to him is that he shun the precincts Of the big
city and all that means to the literary genius.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
Odiosils complot contra
Familici regale romano
COMPLO OTI6T1In 1 MINASERA LIMA Pc
JJNDE TREBUIA SA TREACA TRENUL
REGAL. = DESCOPERIREA 81 ARES
TAREA LOR

destua intensate Am vazu La intervale destul de
scre derite pun Gale compour din cele mai
sangeroase.
In umul timp atentat della Sofia 81 in urma cee
Serbia regentuui mnistrui de nterne araa
ca erors ucreaza contnuu 81 ca masure egae uae pan
acum nu in masura de al impedca dela urze lor
dioase
La moi actiunea lor parea Cd Sc potolse.
Zlsls acestea insa descopert vast compot care
avea de scop sd Ia vata fame noase regae in
momentul cand renul regal tbua sd treaca pc LIMA Arad
pc care complotistii minasera
o parte din complotisti fost arestati.
Psntru moment, sa impedicam masurile luate de
autor in urarrea celora complotist putem da mai
multe aanunte Vom reven cand insruca in posesa
tntnror doyezlor (Universul)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
BRAND va yeni Ia Washington
Ell VA FL CAPUL DELEGATED FRAN
CEZE LA CONFERINTA PENTRU
DESARMARE
CONFERINTA VA Fl in IL NOVEMBRE
HARDING CERE 100000 CHELTUIELI

WASHINGTON, Is August-Sperana politicianilor anne
ricani ca confernta de desarmare aunare dpomac
de rangul prim reaza Aceasta vede 81 din mpre-
ca departmental de stat fos informal de gvernul
trancez ca degata ranceza consa la Washington de
insusi preniierul Frante, Aristide BRAND
Departmental satuui crede ca 81 ceealte state vtae
pucede la fe casi rmite Gel mai de seam poti
ciani carl da aceste cnofernta mportata sefcava
Nota Frante catre departmental de stat VENT in o
foma de mesaj della premeru Briand transmits prn amba-
sada Sateor Unite la Paris-spunand premerul fl
rict sa conduca eegata anceza la Washington Aceas
ia fos prm notfcare ocala della stat despe par
ticipare
In acest timp admnstraa pregateste pentru arana
cat mai buna confernte Presedintele ce congre-
suui de 200 mil dolari pentru cheuele confernte
Aceasta cernta ost luata medat sub cosderare de
tetul respecv al senatuui crede lua resoue
favorable in aceasa privnta.
Cererea presedmeu specified ca acesa sums este pen
tru chetuele delegated americana ale secretaatuu de
stat Astfel Satee Unite pat cheuiele celoralte
state participants precum spunea.
NOutatca ca premeru BRAND lua pare la aceasta
fernta facut mprese oare favorable caci spunea ca
aca putere ua decsiunea sas trimta premeru
sef delegae ceeae puter face la fel penru
sd fie bne presintate.
Presenta premierlor numai ca da mportantd
margnita confente dar auta toodata s resolve
cheslc mai repede. Gu ocazia negocieror dipomace
tmp oae mutt comuncaea guvernelor Gle acasa
penru Instruction Aic nsa find de fata sefii gu
vcrnulu acese decisiuni puea ua rapdate cat
pOatc mai mare.
Sc site ca dferee guvee sunt dea correspondence
rcferitoare la matcriaul dscua in Washington
LONDRA, Is August.-Lloyd George declarat All in
comunelor in mposbltae Gle anunta ca cine
representantu Canadei 81 al Austrae adunarea Lge
Natiunior.
El spus ca Sir James Allen representa- New Zeaan
dull 81 Sir Edgar Walton Lord Robert Cecil 81 Gilbert Murray
Africa dc Sud.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
MORTI DE SETE

KlNGMAN, Ariz., 16 Aug. -
Cadavrul lui August Kaufman,
din Pasadena, CAL, 81 al fiicei sale
de trei ami, earl au murit de sete
in desertul Mojavc, au fost abuse
aici eri seara. Kaufman 81 fami-
liza sa voiau sa mearga cu automo-
bilul din California la fcrma din
judetul Pinal. Dina Kaufman,
care, impreuna Gu alti dol copli al
ei, aproape a murit, a povestit cd
Kaufman a parasit automobilul
Mercuri seara ca 81 caute apa.
Timp de trei zile umblat in zadar
prin pustie pana ce cazut mort
de sete. Copila lor Lillian, de trei
ami, murit in automobil. Ceilalti
membri al familiei au fost gasiti
aproape MORT.
Kaufman, in cele trei zile cand
umbla dupa apa, trecut pc langa
un reservoir artificial de apa care
era facut pentru animale-fara i'll
sd ca sal observe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
Crcva IuCratOi|or dc
otd

Wheeling, w. Va. 15 August
All sa declarat 0 greva in una
din fabricele de tabla dc Otel a.
companiei Wheeling Steel Corpo-
ration de comitetul executiv al
Amalgamated Association of Iron,
Steel and Tin Plate Workers.
Cauza declararii grevei este re,
fuzul uneia din subsidiarii. Vhita-
ker-Glesnner Comp, de negocia
o leafa pc scala. Celelalte ateliere
afectate de greva sunt The Whee-
ling Iron Steel Comp. 81 La Belle
Iron Works.
Ultimele companii au avut mai
multe ateliere in activitate, nrl
insa in deplina forta. Normal, Sc
zice ca intre 2O0O 81 5000 de
membri amalganali au fost an
gajati de aceasta corporate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
EA LA SPITIT,
ZlCE POPA

Salem, Oregon, Ii Aug. - Fc'
meia m "a ispitit'
Scuza primului ON fost repe
tata de Rev. Fred r. Royston
cand a fost arestat find acuzat
ca din ziua de rs Iulie fost i'll
"calatorie amoroasa' Gu d-soara
frankie Edwards de 19 ami
membra in parochia lui.
Rev. Royston are sotie 81 co
pila de IL ami.
frankie ma ispitit'', zice
Royston. DE ce sd flu cu blamat
Un,li preot sau ori care alt barba'
trebue sd Use dea aceeasi conside
ratie ca unei femei.
''Eu imi iubesc nevasta. Ea ma
sprijineste in necazul meu.
'Sa demisionez din functia
mea? Eu nu sunt de blamat. Pa
rochienii inca Il 'au cerut sa demi
sionez."
IL am ispitit pc el?'' zice fata
"Nu eu. FL $ a rugat pentru iubi
rea mea. Ell zis ca intro viziunt
i-s'a arafat ca Ell 81 nu sofia lu
ar fl trebuit sa flu tovalasa vie
tel sale"
D-soara frankie zice ca popi
a curtat-o timp de cinci ami, 81 e;
sc tinea departe de casa lui Roy
ston dar ell urmarit-o.
Ea zicc ca au mers pc JOS pest'
10 mile in calatoria lor amoroaSa
Au dormit pc camp 81 au manca
mure adunate pc marginea dru
mului 81 foarte rar au intrat in
tr'u restaurant de teama sd II,
fie arestati.
Preotul a fost liberat pc ga
rantie de $1,000. Fata inapoi |,
parintii ei, 81 va depune inainte'
juratilor carl vor cerceta cazul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
RESTABILIREA We
CHEF FRONTIERE A
CADRHATERULUI
Banchet in onoarea
conlisiei Bulgare. -

Comisiunea mixta romano-bul-
CARA, tcrminandu-si lucrarile pen
tru restabilirea vechii frontiere a
Cadrilaterului, dl comandant al
garnHoanei Bazargie,. colonel Cica
Nicolae. oferit in onoarea' comi-
siunei bulgare, masa in spatioasa
sala a Ccrcului militar din Bazaar
gic.
La aceasta festivitate au luat
parte, d-nii colonel Uica, locot.
colonel Racoveanu Ion, de la Ser
viciu geografic al armatei 81 capi-
tanul Shunda din reg. 40 Caluga-
rcni, membri in comisia romana
din partca comisiei bulgare d-nii
major Djebaroff 81 capitanul Don
coff; apoi d-nii CIR. Pctrescu, pre-
fectul jud. Caliacra, En-. Geor-
gescu, primarul orasului, precum
81 toti ofiterii din garnizoana Ba-
zargic dimpreuna Gu familiile. d.
colonel Petcigaroff, presedintele
comisiei bulgare, find bolnav, a
lipsit.
d. colonel Uica, toastand, aratl
cd terminarea grelelor lucrari ale
. comisiei intr'u timp asa de scurt
Sc datoreste spiritului larg 81 inn
paciuitor al comisiunei bulgare
Garcia ii aduce cuvinte de lauda
ID. major Djebaroff, membru IN
comisia bulgara, .relevind tradi.
tionala prietenie dintrc poporul
roman 81 eel bulgar, turburata in
ultimul timp, accentuiaza asupra
sprijinului dat de romani in ami
! 187O-1877, cand REVOLUTIONARY
bulgari pregateau ~scuturarea jul
gului turcesc pc teritoriul Roma
niei.
Poporul bulgar nu uita sacrifi
ellie facute Gle armata romano Ia
Plevna, 81 termina inchinand il
sanatatea poporului, Regelui 5
armatei romano.
E locul sd spunem ca Gu ocazis
nouei delimitari vechei from
there, aceasta a fost dep;sita d,
moi in cele mai multe puncte, eau
tandu-se ca locuitorii din satel'
de pc granita sd M mai alba pa
mantul injumatatit de linia from
tierei. =
i ('Universul".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16


Postd de astdzi ne aduce urntd-
t0areo scris0are, Garcia ii dam lOc
Gu pldcere la rnbrica oceasta:
Stimate die Pascu,
Va rog prinaiti din partea socie-
tdtU "Albina'' din New Castle, su-
ma de $40, pentru Unirersitatea
Populard Nic0lae Iorya la Vdlenii
de Munte.
Tot pentru ocest scOp Stint, Sec
ti,nea Ligei din loc a hotdrit ca
din fondul ei micut sd contribute
cu sun,a de S35 pentru acel locas
de culturd
Societdted nOdstrd mci odatd n a
pus la uitdre cdnd fost rorbd dc
un sc0p national sau cultural 81 IN
totdeauna a c0ntribut Gu cat ia
stat In putintd.
Deci I'd rugdm die Pdscu, ad-
turati 81 sun,a dsta de SIS Ia Hsta
de subscriptie deschisd de ziarul
"America" peatrn infdtpirea ace
lm scop.
Gu de0sebitd Stimd.
TEODOR BiRZ.I.
Pres. soc. "Albma
TEODOK PICURAR,
CdsierM soc. "Atbina'
pETRU P1CURAR,
Pres. Seclaei Ligei Nationdlt
NeW Castle.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
VAPOARE Gu
UN DOLLAR

WASHINGTON, 16 August. -
Fri a tinut licitarea unor. vapoa-
re de maria earl au fost proprie-
tate germana. Pretul lor difera de
la un dollar la 100000 - dupa
cum lie licitezi. Compania Dan Da-
heny & Code pilda--a oferit
pentru vapoarele Coosa 81 Yucca,
de fiecare cate un dollar, lar Nun
son Steamship Line a ofcrit pen
tru vaporul Callao suma de 4OO
mil dollari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
FEMEIE LA COME.
RIlvTA PENTRU
DESARMARE

Dina Summer T. McNight din
Minneapolis, casiera Ligei Femei-
lor Gu drept de vot, Sc va presinta
Presedintelui Harding in numele
Ligei ca sd ceara ca la conferinta
pentru desarmare sd fie delegate
81 felneie. Precum Sc spune in
cercurile politice, Statele Unite,
probabil, va delega 81 femeie in
delegatia americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
REPUBLICA NOUA
in UNGARIA
Sirbii 81 Ungurii au proclamat
judetul Baranya de republica
independents.

BELGRAD, 16 Aug. - Ungurii
81 Sirbii din Cinci Biserici (Pecs)
au tinut O adunare mare en- care
ocaziune au proclamat republica
independents a judetului Baranya,
Gu capitala Cinci Biserici (Pecs)
Presedintia s'a oferit lui Mihail
Karolyi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16
$4,000
de|a Rockefeller

Ziarul "Szabadsag" aduce o sti-
re ca universitatea din Pesta a pri-
NIT din fondul cultural Rockefel-
Ter suma de 20 mil dollari. Suma
fost dusa la Pesta de dl. Gum,
professor de universitate, delegatul
fundatiunii, care impreuna Gu trei
profesori della universitatea din
Pesta 81 GU Bowden, presedintele
actiunii americana de ajutorare
din Ungaria, va imparti acest aju-
tor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-16

Fundatiunea Rockefeller dis
pune de suma de 1877 milioane
dollari carl Sc vor 1mparti in
ire 35 tari "pentru progresul
umanitatii" cum spun literile
fundationale. Am cetit ca pi-
ma acum s'a impartasit Belgia,
unde Sc va ridica o facultate
moderna de medicina, apoi Co.
hoslovacia, unde, precum in
Belgia, sc va ridica un institut
medical, ale carui cheltuieli vor
fl acoperite din acest fond. Mai
stim ca cativa medici din &C.
hoslovacia sunt bursieri al a.
cestui fond aici, in Statele u
mite. Acum cetim despre aju-
torul dat Ungariei.
NJ slim insa ca Romania sau
studentii romani de aici ar be-
neficia de acest fond. Dare sa
finn gresiti?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
WANT VEHICLES TO STOP
BEFORE CROSSING WALKS
Adopt Resolutions, Calling Upon
Director OF Public Safety to
Adopt This Ruling.
NUMEROUS ACCIDENTS CITED
Humphreys, OF Gideon Tells
United Commercial Travellers OF
beginning of Christian Work OF
His Association.

pnSo1,,t;o,r ,,,,,, ,, -,
rector OF Public snfetv rn nnhna,. ~
his traffic regulations that all hfcy-
cles, motorcycles, automobiles. and all
other motor-driyen vehicles. as well
as NIL animal drawn vehicles. shall
come 10 full stop before crossing
any Sidewalk, We're passed by Rich
mcnd Council. No. i53. United Com
mercial Travellers of America. at a
meeting held last night in Pythiau
Castle. This action was taken in
view of the large number OF auto
mobile accidents in this city which
have resulted III the death OF great
many children. as We'll as serious in
jury to older citizens.
Until the inception of the Gideon
organization, no concerted effort was
ever made for the moral nplift and
the salvation OF the travelling men"
declared ]. Harry Humphreys, ma
tional president OF the Society Of
Gideons and senior councillor OF the
Commercial Travellers. in an address
before the travellers last night MIR
Humphreys was introduced by G.. .Au-
hrey Spencer and was followed by
II. w. KeSSlcr. Commercial Traveller
field secretary.
"The Giacons Is tho only ornani-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
SEES MUCH Competition
IN WORLD SHIPPING TRADE
As Result Of Ovcrproduction. Fed
cral Reserve Board Says Ships
Will BE in Excess.
iBv Associated Prcss.

fSN shS>ptIi Lei t'EFSr.
WASHINGTON. Fc5. PA period
Of intense competition in world ship
ming was forcseen today hy the Fed
.ra! Reserve BOARD in a survey OF
d5tions As result .: ovcr-produc-
t;on. the board said there probably
VIII be .o- a time IN excess OF ships
above the immediate needs OF corn
E7e-ce-
Shipping interests already are real
ling. the board declared that pro.
duct.on 81 shipping has been in ex-
cess OF prssea: needs. Reports arc
coming from abroad. tho board said.
81 cancellation 81 shipbunding con-
tracts on = considerable scale in
several countries.
This would Indicate" the boa RI
stated. That for tn" tim" being ut
least. the peal of shipbuilding IN for
United states has passed"
Discussing III. shipping situation
among the various foreign nations.
The board declared that the cxpan :
Iroa' hriain since the war seems 10
have taken hold of the iinaEIun,ion
OF the other nations Of the world
Japan. which was hardly a factor
before the war. tho board said is
now IN the. front ran.a .as a ship
builder. while Holland N.hich. has ri
ways been " shipo,r1dirt nation r;
turning out tonnage faster rnan rver
before. France has turned from the
production nf war munitions, rho
boarG asserted. 10 hui}ning ships and
lla!y has !lh"wiS" laid oEt a nlmhc-
q new yards. Much The same cnn
dition applies 10 otber nations, III VA
group. - =
In fac, mos; of mo nations Of tne
Norid, Tie board said Seem Ia l.,
making extraordinary .rforte tay..y
occurring d.duita ana a larger sNar"
=, We "oIld.s carrTiN. trade This
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
DR. MITCHELL TELLS CLUB
Of SOCIAL SERVICE WORK
Addresses Nnssar Club at Home OF
Mrs. Melville Branch or
Community Help.

The opportunities IN social service
ana community work open to college
women were never greater than to-
DAY, declared DR.. Z. :. Mitchell, of
the University of Richmond. who adj
dressed the Nassar club Of Virginia.
az It's meeting held ut the home or
Mrs Melville Z. Branch, on West
FRANKLIN street, yesterday afternoon.
lie cited specific instances iof the ac-
conipiiSnnentS Of small groups of
women in Virginia In the past ten
Years. and declared that the college
raining is preparing women for
places 81 influence and Importance in
lhclr respective communities.
Ihe college not only furnishes a
broader outlook and vision OF the big
problems. hut 1t likewise furnishes
the Equipment with which to solve
these problems" he said women
who have had college training pos
sesS greater confidence in ,heir ability
ana are abl To fill their places with
more complete assurance than the UNI
prepared woman.
Many American mothers want to
send their dauehters Ia the colleges
OF old Virginia" in order to absorb
some of its splendid traditions and
atmosphere. aud for this reason our
coilcGc" TOR women should have the
inspiration for greater service 10 the
luin!lment of this end"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
Mrs. u. :. nuidsins.

Mrs l. :. nuddsins
| = - feac":ul Night. Edward o:,rmur,
brin!; TO Ale DAILY With Thine
old Enelisn I.olk song
>. Violin duet: Scrcnadc. /. I. GODDARD
| Misses Mary Lakeland aud ArrIc
Levi.
"a, Bu, They Didn't. james IL Rogers
IL. soprano and contralto duet: Mad :
;m butterfly Crhe Due, Of the
Flowcrsb ....... pucciai
Mrs. Horace pow"!i and Mrs II;
:. lIudSinS.
:. The Land of the Lesll iScotch Mel :
Arranged by H. Elliott Button
The Hundred Pipes tSco,hcn Mel
oily).
arranged by Clarence {. Robinson
The chorus IS composed OF the fol-
lowing singers
First tenor. y Anderson. =. 4.
cahepa, !. {. Diciicrman. Joseph w.
Hnndley. J. T. Lag. Joseph l. Maust.
Robert u. Minor. \. w. Nunnany. II.
y. Stcffcy. Clifford l.. Walker. w. s.
Watkins. W. \. Wright
First bass. III. Euhanh. !. q.
.iahkms. Edward 7. Howard. A. :.
iur,: H. y. Laird, Bert NJ. Lingo. Roy
-. Mann; walter T.: Marshall, Dr.
Thomas u. Mcrrick. J. J. Sullivan X.
J. Wheeler. Il. q. Williams. \. i. NIL
'ner. T. w Wilmer.
second ,cmor--lIuEh II. Eusg. ". {.
Deady, \. L. Jerrcy. |. l.. Pyle Viii
liam q. Owens. W. r.. Risrle,nan.
n.r.
S.ccnr hass-Jack Adams. II. ".
i:askc:v!Iie. w II. Davis. 6. II.
Fletcher. ~. \. Harding. Josrpr i.
Iihrbaldt. u. William IIocnnig.r. q. y
;M.arshmont' George \. Noting. Jr..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
EDUCATOR URGES ACTION .
ON COMMUNITY C[NTERs
Scctlpn OF National Education As
Sociation, in Session ri Atlantic
City, Considers Question.
iDy ASSOCIATED Press. /

ATLANTIC cl1.-. =. j.. Feb. aG.-
development, OF the community center
Was urged mere today by Colom.l G.
seymour Bullock. III South Bend,
ina: hriora the community center
snciinn "f The National Education As
We can't fool nature" he said.
ny Offering the adolescent girl an
embroidery class or a prayer meeting
es!,rc:"liy Tor young. ludics. Every
normal girl wants the society OF Il
Young man and she is goin. 10 have
II. fon must not quarrel with her
II God saw lit to use such strange
ingredients in her making.
tn" curfew bell will not solve the
problem. The city girl is not going
home TO sit with an ovcrworke,i
irritable mother In a dimiy lighted.
unattractirc home. shared by several
crying children. Tile conn,ryborn
Elrl viii find some way. legitimate or
otherwise, To crafty her wholly
normal desire for company.
SOCIETY must come To the rescue.
The Chamber Of Commerce. through
its public welfare committee. stands
sponsor for Il sane attempt To pro-
vide community center for those
who's. needs cannot otherwise he
met.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
EACH TICKET TO CONCERT
WILL FEED A HUNGRY CHILD
Richmond Male Chorus Will Sing Tomorrow Night at
Jefferson Hotel to Md Starving Lille Ones
OF Stricken Europe

I Each ticket 10 the special bench:
| concert 70 % given III the auditorium
| OF the Jefferson Hotel tomorrow might
| at Sis o'ciocil by the Richmond Mall,
Choral Society under the auspices oil
| the Virginia committee Of the Faro
| pean Keller Council will be rcsron-
s!ble FOR the feeding of ono starving
child in Europ. for one month as the
entire proceeds from the cntcrtain-
| mcnt are TO he devoted 10 that pur-
pose.
Many prominent women will act
aS patroneSSoS OF the concert, which
is the first ever given hy the choral
society for which an admission c.arg"
is to he made. and tn. funds "a .scd
Will be turned over immediately to
Herbert IIoovcr's organization for re-
lief work.
While tickets may he obtained at
7 the auditorium tomorrow night. they
are also on sale at the corlcy Com
pany. 213 East Broad Street: w H..
Miller's. SO East Broad; Grcenwald's
drug store, 5la North Meadow: Il. T.
chelf Drug Company. Harrison and
Rroad; the News Leader. - North
Eighth Street. and w. -. Crcnshaw's.
Eleventh and Main Streets.
The admission charge Will he 81
ana no war tax viii he necessary.
since the concert is being given for
reason, no tickets have been issued
10 associate members Of the society.
the president. Sclden Wake. explain
cd last night.
the conccrt-Mrs Horace Dowcl. So
prano who gave q recital II few days
ago in Acoi!an Han. New York: Mrs
Il. :. Ilmdains. Jr.. contralt". and
levitt. vio'inists. Mics Dowcll viii
be accompanied u. Miss Thee Moot
er. and Mrs. lIudgins will he accom-
panied 10y Shepherd Webb. The two
\. t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
DENVER BAR ASSOCIATION
)ENOUNCES ACTION OF JUDGE
Refusal to f'a! Fine AssesScd Against
Him HrinEs Condemnation ON
Juvenile Court Justice

DENVER. coll. Feb. ga rcso-
iulion drnouncing Judge Hen H. Lind
say, OF the Denver Juvenile court for
ms REFUSAL to pay the 500 fine as
Sessed against him for contempt OF
sourt in ease where lii. Judge de-
ciincd to testify in 4 murder trial
because nc said he could not he
tray the confidence OF child" has
been adopted unanimously by the
Denver Bar Association.
judge Lindsay was accused by tho
lawyers of dishonorinE Colorado and
its people. holding himself above the
law. and advertising himself as n
martyr"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
WILL GREET COMMANDER
Special Meeting Of I'iixhngh LEG
Camp * Planned Here far
Inv

j. Il. Witherspoon OF seattle
Washington. vino is commander in
chief of the United Spanish War
Veterans. Will arrive in Richmond
Tuesday. and Will ne greeted at the
train by a committee composed Of
several former post commanders Of
Fitzhush Lee Camp. Number /. in
Guiding George l'it@huSh. at present
IA aide on his stan. vino will act
as host to the commander during
his stay here.
Ills visit is IN limo with a trip OF
inspection throughout the various
state departments OF the United
states. While hc is in the city II.
will he escorted TO many places OF
interest mere and viii he the guest
OF Fitzhugh Lee Camp Number /. at
special meeting Tusday night.
at $50 o'clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27
MIR. I,Ich.son Improves.

The condition of Frank s. Rich
eson. who has beer! III with ty-
phoid fever at his Residence. 1850
West Grace Street. for the last four
weeks. is much improved. accord
ing TO rcports received yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-27

you have never seen a corn tickled Ia
death. just apply "A few drops Of
Gets II TO yours. Then watch that
corn d!c--pcaccfully M if II had goae
70 sleep. Soon II is nothing bu, a
loose piece of dead skin that you can
mt right off with your fingers
Get after them now. Your lruggis,
has iets-it. Costs but a trifie--or
nothing at all IL it fails Mid BY IS
Lawrence & Co. Chicago. Sold i'm
Richmond by all drugEis,s.-Adv.