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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18

school matters for all that part Of Peru
north of the province of Lima. Con
sidering the means of travel, it is a
vast territory. For example to reach
| lquitos on the Amazon it takes at least
a month from any point on the coast.
In fact the easiest way is to take a
ship to the Canal Zone, then another
down the Atlantic coast of South
America and up the Amazon.
| put in considerable time at the
office helping the director, although
my assignment is to the ColeSio Ma
tional de San Ramon. While | am
learning Spanish, in order to introduce
some of the new courses that are being
prepared, | am teaching English and
introducing athletics. They have had
little of the play spirit and | feel that
| have already done something toward
arousing the play spirit which we con
slider so much part of school life. So
far | have only attempted group games
as | wish to get as many as possible
interested. At present | am busy pre-
pairing an afternoon of athletics for
the centenary of their independence
which is to be celebrated this month.
There is much to do here toward the
betterment of school conditions but
naturally we are venturing very slowly
until we know the ground well.
Aside from our work there is little
in the way of diversion. There is
nothing of social life except to call.
The people have been very kind to us
and we have been made welcome in a
number of homes. AS far as we know
we are the first Americans to be in
Cajamarca for any length of time and
since we have been fortunate enough
to make a fair impression, there is
quite a vogue for English and things
U. S. A. We have several private
classes in English which help to pass
the time and also gives an opportunity
to become better acquainted with the
people.
The air at this altitude is very invig-
Grating. The months we have passed
here have been very agreeable al
though quite cool. We notice it in the
evenings as they have no way of heat
ing their houses. We fear it will be
rather disagreeable during the five or
six months of the rainy season.
Here We rambled on at great rate |
but talking by way of the typewriter
is about the only chance one has at
English.
With best wishes to you and my |
other Hood River friends, | am,
Sincerely,
Harry l.. Cash.
Peru. S. A.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-08-18
Hunger, the Best Sauce

Sauce is used to create an appetite
or relish for the food The right way
is to look to your digestion. When you
have good digestion you are certain to
relish your food. Chamberlain Tab
lets improve the digestion, create a
healthy appetite and cause gentle
movement of the bowels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11

nutO rom 49,
casEet as they went by. IN o!de-.y
woman stopped for moment Defofe
the casSet-
70 gold star woman IN the ltae
near her. y, Nigh, bc him
She laid her hand for moment
on the cashct and then the pressure
of the thronG iurccG her On
I, might 10 him. How many wo-
rnen there were Who PASSED thrGugh
The ro,uuGa with thai thought N
their minds, How rrgnE arc ther" al
over the United states. who are LYLE
sIeepless these nights with that
thought In their minaS'
The most moving floral Offering Of
all the hundreds there was not one
OF ;h,. large ones. /, was not Brought
By a distinguished soldier or dirio-
mat. Pew saw II. il lay on the floor.
7, riusscd .nt rlEMoticcd. J consisted al
few. small roses on which 4 cara
was laii On tAc card "as Wr.itcr:
"In memory n Lieutenant W. D.
Davis. who Haid Tho pricc. VIII!
the roses there was a ;iny houeWr;
OF baty's breath rho print 81 ~
ch!ld's hand was on tn- Nilted stems.
Spirit of 1915 N"t mead.
Any one who thinks ,h-t tae spirit
that lived III ,hc hearts Of the Amer
lean people during the fury Of The
war is dead could not have watched
the crowd in the rotunda and re-
tuIned tho belief. II was clear but
Geld, and IL was not comforia BIZ walt
ing in line Outside tvs CAPITOL. But
mon and wonien and children waited
in that line. sometimes for upwards
of an hour. for the chance 10 DO
honor. TO the man who had done hon
or to them. Ii was not Ii curious
crowd The ma iority OF those who
passed through the Capitol had no,
come to see spectacle but 10 prove
by their presence tina; they had not
forgotten.
During the night the unknown
soldier spent his last hours with his
living comrades. Al $3.50 in the morn
ing Ire starts on his last triumphal
ride. He vii he horne on gun
caisson. one wonders i. he once
rode IN life on caisson over the
roads of France. PERHAPS, on this
last Journey General PershinE and the
President Will walk AZ an escort.
Eyes Of World on Symbolic Ceremony
The eyes Of IN world viii be- upon
him. He VIII be honorcd rs no man
in the worlI has eye. before been
hono-cd. Never In history has =
body been followed TO it's resting
place 10y as many great mon Of as
many 'grea. nations. 81 noon he Will
be laid in his watch tower grave on
the hill across the river overlooking
the city. on the following dav the
generals and admirals and offclal .
of state from AL the great countries
OF the world VINO attend the buria,
VIII begin their supreme EFFORT to
make worth while the sacrifice oi
the unknown American soldier.
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both the letter and the spirit arc
absent.
The American soldier caught tho
torch from tho dead Of Flanders.
Field and carried It with vnlor
against the barbnrians: now Amori-
can politicians use the oriilamme only
TO consume cvery high purpose which
this nation avowed. to tlistor every
ideal for which our boys endured and
died. Our sons of tho American Le-
gion who fought. or trained to fight,
In France may eSecrate George Ilar-
vey for saying we entered tho war
to save our skins; but II may not by
any man he said that the sentiment
of this accursed Ambassador ~ not
accepted and reflected In the separate
treaty made with With at Berlin by
an agent Of this administration. and
recently confirmed at Washington by
the Senate. II literally slckons to
think OF It. We're II not that Gods
mercy is without measure, one would
have cause OF despair.
"irmisticc Day! Yes, celebrate il
with fervor. everywhere, for by these
oEservarccs we may preserve It's sig
rifcaucc and keep it's memories from
the faint Of political obllquity.
Accept my earnest apology for
confronting you with Il letter Of such
length. The only rational excuse. if
tina; be- reasonable, Is that for ak
wccks hive been too hoarsc to talk
and must nnd some ven, for MY
thoughts and relief FOR the distress
OF NY heart"
tSigrcD CARTER GLASS.
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|f0CH GIVES MESSAGE
TO AMERICAN LEGION
Says Armisticc Day Should Be
Made Sacred Through
out World.
5sACRIEICES ARE REWARDED
should Think on November II of
Great Cause for which tho Allies
FouEht-Mnrshal Leaves for WASH
inEf ION.
sAcRrEIcEs ARR REWARDED
IRv Associn;cd Prcss.l

.3s PITTSBURGH. Nov. io.-Alarshal
. Foch, who today was tho guest Of
Pittsburgh. broke away from the pro-
gram .as laid down for him. and In
three places expressed his apprcCia
ition for the cordial welcome he had
received.
/ Declaring that Armis,icc pay
should be made sacred throuEhout
the civilized wNxid. Marsha! Foc,,
here tonight gave out Il message TO
the American Legion. Il message
which, he said. applied To every one
who took part III the world war. or
whose relatives served in il.
at is GU, OF sacrifice and suffering
that the greatest things In life grow
said the marshai's message.
Sacrifice l. Rewarded.
mo man ever save up part of him.
self in n great cause hut that his
Sacrifice was rewarded hundred
fold in moral and sp!ritual blessings.
Our hearts pour out In sympathy
todaylto the mothers, wives. fathers,
Sis;erS, brothers OF those brave sol
d;crs who made tho supreme sacri
ficc III TIC world war. Our prayers
go UP in unison for those MON and
at the same time Wc worship their
memory.
Shou'd BE Made Sacred.
her, should be made sacred through
out the entire civilized world. II IS
the day when we think of tic noble
sacrifice made by the hero dead. Of
the brilliant records or duty ali per
formed left on the field Of battle by
the wounded; OF Tho spirit or VA
triotism and bravery shown by those
who, fortunately, ESCAPED sho; and
she'll.
ION this day let us think onl% Of
the great cause for which The allies
fought-a splendid cause. one that led
to victory and peace. And In thiaH-
ing OF the great cause iov which we
fought let us think also or bond
OF eternal peace, 80 that the pcopi.
of the world may work and rebuild
and ind happiness In industrial pur-
suits. with no thoughts OF fusrre con-
nicts-
God he.pinE. peace will reign
throughout the world"
Marshal Foch aud his Darty LEFT
here tonight for Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11

adopt. Senator Lodge. once
mophetic.lly said would brand us
With everlasting dishonor and bring
uin to us ALSO L heard not single
word uttered by proponents or apollo
lists that had reference to tho duty
o. honor or this na,ion-not n
syllabie. In entering tho war MIR.
Wilson had said: 'Wo ask nothing
f.r ourselves These American Sem
ators were asking everything. They
were for the last pound of flesh
enacted for us from tho enemy by tho
etioHs with which wo were allied
the war: In the same breath and
their votes they were repudiatin,,
cry moral obligation which this
dntry had contracted. The sole i'm
] It OF their speech was: how much
n we get? How soon can we get IL?
Low may we obtain 1t without as
ming any part of tho expense.
T.. hich our former associates alone
7'ust endure? Gould soruidncss sur
81 that?
My country home In Virginia IL
Tut seven miles removed from the
OF tho inipro"iscd courtroom III
= .ich Patrick Henry held up 10
'rn the acquisitivc Tory who dis
.'hed the Continental camp with the
OF Beef! Beef" when the life
the country was imperilcd. You
Il read OF the episode In our
y nth. How little did / ever dream
( 1 should live TO see history re-
] At itself and to witness with my
eyes, here In Washington, the
.dcning spectacle Of American SON
~ ,rs bleatine the cry Of JOHNNY
Ok when the Very integrity OF the
.'ublic was at stake.
spirit Of Shylock Is Seen.
y have never examined the wciri
81 q mysterious dogma Of the trans
! grafton OF tho soul. hut ono listen
to the discussion of tho separate
ATTY with Germany might readily
J ufcss tho doctrine. Shakespeare IL
o. even above Shylock. pcrsoU.nci
his conception OF INSCRIPTIONS thrift.
and 1t seemed that the spirit ct this
Venetian hnavc had come down
Il rough the centuries aud found
furtive Judgment in tho minds OF
senatorial disputants. Put money IL
thy purse! Put money in thy purse.
was the high tenor OF their soNr
Take no account OF the nations
faith: pause not to ccmsi,irr tho ma
ticn's honor: thinl: not Of the distr'isr
" Mich must cnSue from ccntumoiy
incurred. Put money In ting PURSE
fhIiu. ny IliS St'EclCuB anu .AiilGlrus
plea for resumption OF trade rcla-
tions; with two PROSTATE. dismcmHcrcd
and impoverished Central European
powers. gentlemen Of the adversary
party were led up 10 Mr. Lodges
trough i'll the Republican camp 10 ca:
;hc provender which they had prcvi-
odsiy deilled: 10 vote for a treaty they
once detested, n treaty made In Ger
amy which greedily grabbed the
Gvantases while repclliny the obli-
aations OF the treaty ma de in France
Ky our comrades in arms. do not
discover the name of God in this Ber-
lin treaty which confirms our shame.
Ia Their Is 1t not the devils own work
which thus completes the degrade
ton OF proud nation By suhstitut-
ing for IN immortal document, every
sentence responsive TO the teachings
~ Christ. pact literally rocking III
1varice and tcItually rejecting the
prccepts of common honesty? In II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
GLASS ENCORIATES
LEAGUE BETRAYAL
tCop;iaued From First ragc.j

CONTINUED From First ragcj
part. failed Christianity In the su-
preiuest test 10 which il has been
put since the angels III heaven sang
OF ChriSts advent and mission on
Garth. As wrote a pea cher fricut
OF mine ia Virgins, the other day
the church is se;ting religion to-
late. lis awakening should have
"o!nc when the greatest Christian
statesman Of all time summoned tho
nations OF ;hc earth Ia enter into n
coven"n; which contained the very
essence of the Sermon or tho Mount
and was the contamination, as far
as Christian nations could contriye,
or the sacrifice on Calvary.
Many Churches Cold.
Many churches were cold; they
eNra ignored Tho startling de:ianc.
Oh the antNeaguis, who from his
place In Ihc Senate said: II the
savior of mankind should revisit, the
earth and declare for a league Of
nations, / would oppose 1t
The churches passed vague rcSo-
lutions. and. when election day came
around. divided on the issue and
- stiN 'aN.''S VI !illnk.EU. Mol
Tong ago minister OF the GOSPEL in
Virginia was reported TO have said
TIC league Of nations failed Decaus,,
II d'9 not recognize God In lis text.
as u seems - Eic. any man who
cannot discover in the covenant n
Hiorious response tc the pl.adtnrs of
c"aSi!icd Christ mus, have az it;l.
appreciation Of the intent ard as moor
an Understanding Q: the practica,
'"s.' 81 ihis great Magma Char;a OF
Shristan faith rs certain politicians
had OF the honor and good name of
'a's nation. The letter kills: the
Spirit saves.
Is Friehtful Reaction.
&c" alarming II Is TO contcmpiatc
sven = F!sh;ful reaction from cx-
-, -. -" ,!e"l'sm 10 selfish marerislisnl,
I"e other day / sat in tho Sona-,
t.s'cH'HS . tie discussion OF the Rsr-
IN iraaty. IN" uacleaa thing which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Kidnay and Bladder
Troubles HAVE TO GO
LOGGED Up Kidney Deposits Are Dis
solved and the Toxins Poison.
completely Driven Out. Druggist
i"ih {" Guarantee II In Every
Instance.

Your very NE" says Dr. carey.
depends upon the perfect function
inI and health Of your kidneys. so
Whatever you do don't neglect them"
Dr. Carcys famous pr. scriutior.
NO. "a. known rs MarsnroOt, is not
recommended for everything, but we
cannot too strongly urg. ia use II
YOU suffer from annoying bladder
Tpn"!"s. frequent passing OF water
h'eht and day. with smaEting or irrl-
tal"h. brick dust sediment or highly
c0ioted urine. bioating irritabiiity.
WIN loss OF nesh. backache, rheumn
,laM or any other tendency 10
nfiShts Disease. Diabetes or Gravel!
'or kidney disease In It's worst form
NAY be stealing upon you.
DON'T wait until tomorrow To be.
tln the use OF this wonderful G.e.
Hc'iption IL you have any of the
above symptoms. Kidney and Bladder
.roubies don't wear away They
VIII grow upon you slowly, stea!ti,.ly
ana "!th unfa!ling certainty.
never mind the failures OF tho pa,,
u you even suspect that you are s,,b.
fct 10 kidney Diseaec, don't lose a
mhHle day. for all druggists hny.
"eeh authorized to return the pur.
.naAc money on tho nrbt two bot.
49, 10 AL who state they have 70.
Adv. 40 benefit. All frusg:st&--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH HECirE FOR CA
TAHti. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES


II you know of some one who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness.
head noises or ordinary catarrh, cut
out this formula and hand 1t to them
and you may havo been the means OF
Eaving some poor sufferer perhaps
from total deafness. In England
scientists for long time past have
recognized that catarrh is "A constitu-
ticnal disease and necessarily re-
puircs constitutional treatment.
SPRAYS. inhalers and nose douches
arc liable to irritatc the delicate air
ihc middle car, which frequently
means total deafness. or else the dis
case may be driven down the air
pasBageR towards the lungs. which Is
equally as dangerous. Tho following
formula. when Is used extensively in
stitntional treatment and should
prove especially cfticacioua to suffer-
crs here who live under more favor
able ciimatc conditions:
secure from your druggist ounce
hot water and a little graduated
SUGAR: stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times day. This
WIN often bring quick relief from
nistress!ng head noisos. CloRRed
n nos,riis should open; breathing be-
me Inflammation In the eustachian
tnhsH Is reduced. Parmint used In
thiE way acts directly upon the blood
ana mucous surfaces OF the svstem
obtain tho desired results. The
preparation is easy to make. costs
little and Is pleasant to take Every
person who has ca.arrh or head
no.ncs or Ia hard OF hearing should
give this treatment q triaL--Advor-
o. y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
CONCERT TUESDAY WILL
AID CRIPPLED CH|LDRE|I
Lorillard Chorus to Appear at
Auditorium Under Auspices
of Kiwanians.

TWO OF the songs which! the Loril
lard Colorcd Chorus will sing At the
concerts which il will give I'm the
City Auditorium Oh November Is and
November % were written by Rich
mond people The Tree of Life Is
Blooming Over iondcr' was written
and set To music by Fred Brooke.
lh!S VIII be one OF the many songs
sung at the FIRST concert, which will
hc Tor tho Eencnt Of the Crippled
Childrons Hospital.
MISS yaily Ryland wrote the words
OF tn. song You Better Git Ready
Now. ana the music was composed
~ Miss Katherine Miller Gum. This
song Is on the program for the sec
on" concert. the proceeds to go to
the ShclterinS Arms Hospital Both
OF the concerts VIII be under the
auspices OF the kiwanis Club. The
members VIII not sell tickets directly.
Tickets are on sale at the CorI,y
Company and Crcnshaw's. Eleventh
and Main.
Two hundred coiorcd singers COM
pose The Lorlllard chorus. half men
and half women. The chorus will he
assisted by Curtis JordAn's ia:z or
chestra ana the SiIa-oa Band. under
the direction OF James Brown. Tho
chorus VIII specialize in The o!i-
time colorcd spiritual songs. Tho
gallery ut both concerts VIII u. re.
served for colo-eu people and the
proceeds from the sale Of salI.rv
tickets VII! 30 TO two worthy co,orcl
charities. Tho entire lower floor os
The auditorium for each performance
VIII be included in the ticket sales.
which the kiwanis CLUB and the
friends OF the charities 20 receive
the proceeds are sponsoring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
BEAUTY BLEACH
Will Clear Your Skin.

II your skin Is blcmished by
freckles. p!inples, moth patches or
liver sIo'B, you &c, a Jar OF BIgch
AID White Beauty bleach and cake
OF RlacK and White Goap. Use both
ACCORDING. TO directions and your com
p!cIIon worries VIII Gnd.
Shooio your akin he tho least, irrI-
tatc'!. uHe sDoitiny B!acS ana White
Cleansing Cream.
All cruY and department Htoren sell
HACK and white Eeau.y Bleach b0c;
Soap 2jc. and BlncI and White
Cleansing Cream &c AID toe. Write
DHpt. *. pirggh, JeuDh.B, Tenn, FOR
your copy ~ the Birthday Eook and
l"hrct. ~hich b-Ils al! ABOUT Black
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
PEGGY JOYCE DENIES
SHE INTENDS TO WE'D
EN-F"iiics Girl. Divorced wife or
millionaire. Will Visit
Paris.
Try United News.I

lRy United Ncws.l
CHICAGO. Nor. 10.--Thc gamer bv
almost Sl,o0o.0o0 from her latcs, d.,
vorcc. Pcegy HOPKINS } wee ex-"o'-
lies t'irl. Is On route TO New York
and France.
The 'h!orH" Young stage hoa,.ty. .vns
given SS01.oa0 worth OF jewels ana
other property by her cX.husband. !.
Stanley Joyce. millionaire lumberma:
in exchange for divorce decree
Il am not going TO France TO
marry" She said. Just 10 rcs.."
Sho denied she was intending 10
marry Peter Meri'ion. wealthy son oc
Il raris banker.
oh. no, Peter Is = war hero and
on!;' has one lung" she said "W"
are very good friends but that Ia AN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Is n rriehtfu, Reaction,
EPSON SALTS
LIKE LEMONADE

.'r can now hrv rAa, a-=onn 80, /.
Without the awfu! taste and uaus.,.
ty asking your druggis, Tor n handy
PACKAGE y; 'Epsonade Salts. whic,
'oo"s arc acts exactly i.Ee cpsor,
sai;s because Il is purc epson salts
combined WIKI fruit deriva,ive salts.
giving II the tasto OF sparhl,ur
lemonade.
take tablespoonful in "a glass OF
COLO water whenever you feel bilious.
heauachy or constipated. "Epsoaad /,
salts rs tho much talked OF discovery
OF The American EPSON Association.
-AdvertiseiaenI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
-Anluse
toIorcd singers Please.


mother al!-colo-cd show H. MA.
ing at the Academy. this time col
mas Alnh3ma M!astrcls. who ar, 10
DC seen there for the rest Of the
week. Colored singers mean good
singing, ot course, ana they show up
AZ their hes; IN = minstrel show. In
this show the Alabama Quartet shines
particularly in this line. as do tie
iwo hnfmoailer., Nurtna and iIur-
KUN. though there IS Plenty OF music
and almost -! q: i good.
TanS.nE, too. is IL evidence, s.
rccia!iy by James Crosby and his
soft shoe chorus who entertain IN
songs and dances. Happy Simpson.
he Jolly tramp, Is funny III his bar
ri jumping stunts and acrobatics.
while Wells and Wells use the trap
exc g. their suuts 70 please atm
.etical.s Thel:rn the Great. Charles
Hamilton, OTIS Benson. Thomas Har-
kun and Fred Coleman are others
who add 10 the Entertainment In d:t-
farcat ways, taoGuh there are mary
offers IN the cast z we'll. / y /.
Good Variety mn mt Lyric.
There is Il good variety bill {. the
Lyric Tor TIL Weekend. one which
has several different acts from tho
usual KUN. Claudio CincInag Is one
who is decidedly on. Cf the ordinary
ard very clever. She presents fcnli-
1.no typcs aided IN costume only hy
the chance a. lif: TO salt tho dig
ieron, characters, tGt even without
q different makeup she * able -
show ms the girl who works in ta.
i0-csrt store o. the biasc ciub wom-
an Miss Coleman is fanny IS we'll
- Clever, which j. necessary 70 he
successful in vaudeville.
Another act wnich wen; over with
punch q! The first show is the Texas
Four. This quartz, Q. Eood-iool.n
youn- .ntn not only have the voices
but tho pep. ana they have I group
81 SONGS OF the type dear 10 the
hearts OF the vaudeville fans whicM
'h.y sing in 4 rather original wav.
Certain II is tina; they made big
hit yesterday and the audience would
gladly have listened to many more
selections than they heard
The two Edwards are seen in q
shooting act which makes the story
OF william Tel! sound tame indeed.
The girl holds all sorts of things in
her hand. on her head or In her
mouth which the man shoots without,
particle Of trouble II seems. He
tells us that they are real bullets,
too. and invites anyone in the audi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11

an ordinary pe,son when Il comes
To faro disputes.
Hc was testing out tho treatment
OF tho public nftor new faro rcgu-
lations went into effect. He forgot
to pay On extra faro demanded and
was elected.
II wanted to ace how tho now sys.
tenn worked" no said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11

Foot of Snow in Northern New York.
MALONE. n. y. Nov. lO.-A blan.
"el OF snow one foot thick covered
northern New York today. Traffic
on railroads and highways was 30.
riously hanpered. Tho fall was tho
heaviest that had becn eeen In carly
November for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
Lynchhure Soldiers In,rect.J.

LYNcIIBCfsG. VA. Nov. 1o.--com-
rany b. Second Virginia Infantry,
Lieutenant A. S. Burnham com.
mnndinE. md tho Second Company.
Virginia Coast Guard Artillery. Cap.
tain Ii. Vnrney commanding, were
Inspected horo tonight by Major Ed.
win B. Conquest. OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-11
CONDUCTOR ELECTS
MAYOR FROM CAR
CITY OfHcial Tests Ont New Fare reg
uiatiOn I'm st. Paul,
MINI.

tBy United News.l
ST. PAUL. MINI. Nov. ia street
car conductor is no respcctcr o; per-
sons.
Even l.. c. Hodgson. tho Mayor OF
this town, is no more welcome than