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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
PROPOSE QUADRUPLE
SALES IN DANVILlE
Wnrrhouscnrn OTrr This n. plan to
RclicNe Congestion on
Market.

special to The Times u! spatchl
DANN1LlE, VA, Fen "-Ac!,a,ion
has been started for quadruu!e sales
next season on the local tobacco mar
k"i. "archnuScmcn som" OF tn. to-
haccn dealers and tho Chamber of
cnnnerc" are h.h!nd tho movement.
TN" urgency for quadruplc sales is
.mphasiH"d by proponents Of tn.
plan. who sag that now that r:tan.
farmers are using their automobiles
as vehicles in which 20 bring toJac-
g" TO market motor trucks and
wagons. The rark"; il swanpcd ant,
That with prices fluctuatinr. tho mar
kct IS quickly cnnfu"cd
Win four simultaneous "alcs (, is
n"!d. there woul! ," no "third salcs'
- th"r" are but eight warehouses
~ operation here and farmers would
no' have 20 remain IN Danv!ll" two
DAYS wh!'" their tobacco - sold.
Those not in favor ot Tho plan he
curse Of tn" expense in putting on =
i.l. CORPS Of n"" hGvcrs say that /.
~. cTor reduction plan is carried uu,
next season. there viii b.. no real
''od for Qundrgple sales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
WARREN MADE HEAD
OF FAIR At ORANGE
Secretary Brccdcn Will Attend Vir-
ginia Association of Fairs
Next Week.

Special TO III" Times Dispatch
kEDERlckSHUI,G, VA. Feb g
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders NJ. Orange Fair Association
htId at orange. the following officers
and directors were elected Tor 1921:
4 Il. Warren. president: Frank >.
walker ana II. - Lyme. ylce-prcsi-
dents. L. ID. Brow NJ, general man
hgcr: H. '. ErccG"i. sccrc:ary-trcas-
ur"r; directors: y. NJ Undertake.
G'orEc 7 Marshall. ". G. Williams.
j.. ;. Macon. w H. Green. w /. Brad
hEty. X. 9. Cowhcrd. IL &. Wambrr-
SIC. Mrs. T.. ". Timbcrlat". = q. Gil
.u;n. W. - Stewart William dIPOnt.
Sr.. ". j.. J. Camper. l.. " nm. V.
X. Sha"hclfprd. Joseph NJ Samucls.
Nrs George :. ShnCE"lfnrd T.. T.
Whmhcrsi". J. T. Narhcrhog. H. r.
Seiby. Sr.. III o Lyme. +. y. iIug;nan.
Mrs. \, y Ta!iaf"rro. V. {. brook
ihs. W. Z. WOOlfork. Wallace San
ford. Frank l. Harmon. q. T.. Waugh.
J. j. woodruff. Irving Graves and IS.
!. Iluckatcp.
The secretary was authorized 10 at
tend The convention of the Virginia
Association Of Fairs to bc held at
!tluehcld February = 10 arrange
th"r" for the hat"a o: the fair this
year 10 contract with carnival com
rany for tho midway shows
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
PROMINENT new YORK
MAN PRAISES TANlAC
John +. Hyatt, of Albany,
n. Y, Is Relieved of Sc
we're Attack of Rheu-
matism of Many Years
Standing.

I am now sevcHty-two Years old
and am just getting rid OF fifteen
year case OF rheumatism that had me
go crippled up could not walk, ="
saiL John r Hyatt, 90 Pearl st.
Albany, !. Y, in relating his re-
'naTkablc experience" with Taulac. re-
Gently. Mr.. Hyatt, was chairman OF
the committee in charge OF building
the Albany County Courthouse and
was four times elected member of
the County Board OF Supervisors. AZ
present Mr. Hyatt is Ass!stan, super
!nirndcnt OF the Albany County
Courthouse. wiki Offices in the build
ing.
Il don't believe" he continued.
anybody could have rheumatism amy
worse than did. and my case was Of
such long standing didn't expect to
ever get over ii WAS unable 10
walk except for a short distance. sup
nor;od Win = cane. and even then
tn. pains struck me every time ,oo..
"a step. My legs. h!i's ana anNies hurt
something awful and my joints were
stiff and achcy. | couldn't cross my
leg without having 20 Eft it up VITA
my hands ana % turn over in bed
why. the pains nearly killed me.
My arpe;lt. was gone and the
sight Of food naGscatcd M. NV
stomach was on; OF order. and had
"a sluggish, heavy feeling all the
Tine was weak. of IN weight and
discouraged so that ii looked like |
might as vel! quit trying 10 ever get
wcn.
Il had no idea Tanlac would relieve
my rheumatism when began taking
IL last spring. | took Il because 7
saw where ii would give fellow an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
BRIGHT GROWERS TO END
DRIVE FOR MEMBERS
Meeting OF Executive Committee
Called 4" Meet In DRn,IIIe
ErIhnN Morning.

Sp'C.al 10 IN" I'm IS Dispatch.
bhSNli.l.f:. VA. Feb. The cx-
ccuiirc comm!t'e. of The Virginia To-
haCco Growers Association, bright
district. has been called 10 meet in
purpose ~ winding up the member
ship campaign and TO outline plans
ior fDtUr" activities
The committee Is COMPOSED Of T.
II. Warren, Danvilic: r. !. Coleman.
Java; w. x OsE. Danvillc: II. y.
Jtn:s, Burkcvii!c. j H. Y.,:cey.
Cla-ksvillc: 6 H. Mitchell. Hoxwood
II Naal. MngEold and William
I.aa. H.anchc
y checking ~ az membership nj
III" virginia Association made yes
terdar in tn. Dauvil'e district Show.
That tUnstall district. on" al tho
seven agisterlsl districts of Pitt-
syiNhn!a has Loo members. II Is as
tima;-d that so per cent Of IA" whit.
farmers q tnis county are urEa ni2a,l
and 60 per cen, OF the white and co..
O-,d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

up. ! took seven hotties in all and.
rs Il fact diin'; have On ache bout
me was eating hne ana simply i.li
Hike had hecm mad" over again.
II have been in the best of h.a.th
ever since. with only u slight twingc
OF rheumatism at intervals. ! do no;
need my cane now. but as had been
unable - walk without j, for sew
crai years. got into ;hc habit Of
carry!ng i ana $" still take il along
am enjoying life and health once
more and can conscicntiously recon-
mend Tan!ac rs the greatest meti-
cine have ever run across in all my
experience"
1'an!ar is solG in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug stores.
e. ". Eaton, Twenty sixth and Ven
able: Burton's Drug store: in Ches-
ter by Chester phcy.. ana in Toano
by Banks Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-EaSier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing a mess
Of mustard, -four and water when YOU
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff.
nesSwith little clean, white Mus.crolc.
Muste-olc is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment 1t takes the place of
mustard Pl,.sters, and will not blister.
Mustcrole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleuy;sy, rhcuma.
tism, lumbago, pains and aches Of the
back or joints. sfraiGS sore muscles,
bruises, chilblaias, frosted feet, colds OF
the chest Ut often prevents pneumoni7).
35c and CSC jars; hospital size $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
DURHAM GIRL is BADLY
BURNED ABOUT BODY
Drrsss Catches Fire From Ga. stove
In Carolina cay Drug

DURHAM. y -. Feb 2--E:l!aabcth
Conner, daughter of DIR. y. ]. co!n.r.
OF TINS city. was seriously. iC not
fatally. burned this morning when
her clothing caught ire from Il gas
stove in local drug store. where she
was whiting FOR 4 friend preparatory
70 attending school az the Durham
High School
Men IN the store cxtingulshcd tho
flames. but not uutil she had been
bhd!y burned about the body
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
100 FREIGHT STEAMERS
ANCHORED IN JAMES RIVER
shipping Bonrd Sends Ship. There
because No One wouid I'ur-
chase Them
10y Associated Press.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. .
one hundred steel freight steamers
now are anchored in James River
Just on Camp Eustis. they having
been sent there In the past few
cause no one wanted them Fewer
ana fewer American ships are enter
ing THIS port and hundreds of sea
men are reported ont o: work
iHcsc steamers ~ EuStis were al =
most worth their weight in gold dur
ing the war Now they ar. discarded
t.inp"rarily or for good. because
"prra'ors cannot be found for them.
mont how totals approximately 300.
Win more going up at frequent In
t"rv'ls 20 be ''junked"
h'ports from C!arcmout are TO the
effect tina; thieves aud vandoIs nr,.
pih:itiS havoc with the wooden ships
I.sp't" precautions taken by the
Shipping Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
DANVlllE ORGANIZES
CLUB OF KIWANIANS
Committee From Lynrhburg Visits
robnccO city To Assist in
Forum Ion.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
DhNNILLF.. VA. Feb 2-rhc
foundation Was laid here Monday
night for kiwanis club. session
with organizers from Lynchburg be-
ing here and u local attendance OF
thirty-ivc
A. temporary ORGANIZATION was
formed and plans set on foot to re-
cr.uit memberships OF scvcnty-nvc
when permanent organization viii be
perfected
George ScliG. OF Knoxville. field or
ganizer. was present. also the follow
ing from LynChhurE: ~ T.. Chamber
lam. Floyd !. Knight, l.. &. Acre"
Jr.. Giles III. Miller. W. l.. Clarke. l..
VI. Stroth.r and Frank Is. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
REPORT DAVIS WILL BE
SECRETARY OF LABOR
DanviIlr Man Gets Telegram Saying
Pittsburgher VIII lie In Hard
iuY'a Cabinet

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.]
DANNlLiE. VA. Feb. 2.-Stcrling
j: Anderson. secretary OF the local
Moose organization, today received a
telegram from Mooschcart stating,
that Frank J. DAVIS. OF Pittsburgh
IA, and dirccior-gcncral of the
Moose organization. had been select
rd by President Elect Harding as
Secretary OF Labor.
No confirmation OF this came dur
Ing the day on press wires. rh. OH
Gals or the local organization joined
IN signing a telegram addressed to
Mr.. Harding expressing thanks and
appreciation At his selection of MIR.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
CHARGE GRIFFITH WITH
BURGlARI2lNG POST-0FFlCE
Gave Same or -. u. Mays" When
Arrested in Greenwood.
=. g., Recently.
ley Associated Press J

GREENWOOD, :. c.. Feb. "a
young white man. giving the name OF
q. Il. Mays. who VAS arrested acre
January-25 on the charge OF robDInS
three stores ana the post o!Acc a,
Silvers;rcct, Ncwhcrry County. rs w
II. Griffith, an escaped convict from
the West Virginia pen!tcntiary, ac-
cordinG to a confession officers say
ne made To them.
Grimth is now in jai! at Newbcrry.
being held subject &c the orders of
the West Virginia authorities. OF
Nrcrs also state that the prisoner Is
wanted on tho charge OF numbering Il
fellow convict on the night he cs-
capcd from the pcr!tcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Gas Drops IN Knn,,,Ilc.

KNOXVILLE TENN. r.b. g.
Gasoline was selling hcrn for 20
cents 4 gallon at retail .u.iay after
two declines Of c.ui each on the
Snllon-onc Monday aud on, We'd
Nc lay-accord!nE To innount c,nc y !:
by both tn" Gulf Rciaing Company
and W." standard OF Cpnptn" of
louisiana. The price :, retailers was
- cents gallon. \ decline OF !
cen; in the price OF Kerosene also
WAS noted ii now whOlcsli!lg for
i l-2 cents a gallon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
NORFOLK WOULD TAKE
OVER COUNTY BUILDINGS
Portsmouth mud Elizabeth city, How
ever. Are Fighting the
IrOuDsuI.

Special 10 The Times D!spatChl
NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 2.--Con!nit-
t:ts from thre" organizations OF Eor-
loIk County voters VIII appear he
FOR" the Norfolk city Council on Mon
IA? To discuss the removal Of the
county seat 10 this city
The movement; 20 SCrnp tn. county
buildings in Portsmouth and have a
county building as par; of Nor
folks proposed civic center is gain
ins hcadwaY. although Portsmouth
and communities on chat side Of the
Elizabeth River are making a de-
t"rm!ned iight against the plan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
ID. 0. CALLAHAN" PAYS
VISIT TO NEWPORT NEWS
Visitor From cork, Ireland" Had
Erin's SympHthzrrs on Jump
Monday Might.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. ich. -
Irish eympa;hizcrs. OF Newport News.
today are searching fCr "a man win"
Monday night registered at a local
motel as -. .. Callahan, Cork. ir"-
land and whp promised the public
= statement 'nSs morning
The man checked out If the hotel
early Yesterday morning and has not
been seen since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
wc,nS Wan Placed Under Arrest.

NEWHEisN Fob. 2-f. ~ Huic
former head OF the Giuic Cotton Com
uauT. Of Dallas. Tex. was placed un-
der arrest at Z, local hotel here to-
day on Information received from
Dallas police charging him with
f"lonious "rubc3:lcmcut from big
cotton company IN Texas. Hale claims
llc IL not guilty OF the "mOczzlemcut
charge. hut merely closed out his
business when man tried 10 beat
him out 81 some money.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
naunnnn. VIII proba,ed.

RtpEtilC kSBt RIG. VA. Feb -
IN" WEI OF IN" late l.. * Ba,imau
mas been admitted 20 prCbat. in IN.
corporation Court o: this c.t: Chari.s
r. ia uman. Albert l. Bauman and
Is uEZicT KAUFMAN. Sons OF tn. DE-.
caused. qualified as executors and ul.d
"ohd IN tn" sum of 800 OOn without
security. the Will requiring; none. Mir
KAUFMAN was past grand master o.
Masons in Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
NEWS GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS OF VIRGINIA
Negro Girl Shoot. womnn.

STNTESNlLLE. y. G.. Feb g
When Alice Wilson. negro woman.
refused 20 give her Il dip" OF SNUFF.
Lilly May conn!had. also Il negr.ss.
years old. late yesterday afternoon
ran into her home. secured Il shotgun
and fired upon III. Wilson woman
Wound.nE her 50 badly that she prob
ABLY vii! die. The Connihad girl has
been arrested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Grncn,iIic Anulh Dir.

GNEENVII.I.E. :. Q. Fob. o---iT!n,i
Look. aged u, died early today OF
sleeping sickness at the HON" az his
parents. Mr.. aad Mrs. u. L. Look.
o! Charlotte, y. @. relatives !trro
were Informed taoday. Young Look
L. rcuOricd To have sl"ni about two
weeks. His iuncra! viii he hold to-
morrow at the !am!lv's old home AT
Walhalla. :. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
enforcement, con..n,Ion Addressed.

'iFsf.f.N- BUltO. = z, F"N. 10 =
dresses OF welcome by Row. J clyde
Turner and Judge y l.. r.urc. oi
Greensboro. opened the two-day la"
"ufo' cement convention under the
auspices NJ the Anti saloon I."aEu.
OF North Carolina here today Or. W
l.. Poteat. prcsid"u: Of Wake Forest
College, and Judge ! Frazier Glenn
o. Ashcv.!l.. also delivered addresses
Federal Prohibition Commissioned
John +. Kramer Will speak tonight
The convention closes tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Box Car Gr,s Arm

DNNNILLE. Va. F.nrrlsrv .
While NIKE! train No. -. on the Dan
N'Iie and Western Ralway was pass
| ing AXton Mt'nihy morning tho r.nr
| coach. a box car. laden with cabbas.
| was dcrailcd. tor" Itself loose from
the rest OF tho train and rolled down
q steep cinbankmcni. Tho train con.
| tinNed Us inurney a:t.r 4 short stn,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Dan,IIle In. Municipa, Movies

GANNILLE, w. Feb. 2--The INST
performances of municipal movies.
Of ~" CIty Health Department, did
not pay expenses, il was learned YES
to-day This has not resulted in an:
traurc Of decision. bT. plans are now
hons. mad" to make extensive alter
atoms IN the nluEIcipal auditorium.
where the pictures are shown az Il
low price OF admission
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
NAVAL BALLOON ESCAPES
Air Craft at Newport News Found
lrhurt AFTER Drifting out to

Nv NS-0VTITGd I7Ttss.I
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. FEB. =
Tic cmrty army balloon Rl0l3.
wnich hcachcd itself IT Fort story,
cape Henry. yesterday after swapping
l.. cable at the Lee Hall balloon sta
ton and drifting OUT 10 sea. Is "n!%
st.htlv damaged and will he return
c6 10 its station! in day OF two.
Thc Hight o: the balloon. experts
saw il is an excellent example Of the
difTcrrnrc IN air current; The bag
was swept GA; TO SEA on an upper
current. dropped 10 - lower one and
was whirlcd back 10 land.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
SOUTH NORFOLK WANTS
SEPARATE P0ST-OFFlCE
has No Postal Facilities Despite Its
$500 Inhabitants of
10 The Timcs-Disnntch

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
%OEFOiK, Va, Feb. =. rlanS are
leinG made by the town Of South
Norfolk to secure post -onice. the
municipality having no postal facili-
i!os IN spite al It's $500 odd resi-
dents.
The town WAS only recently incor-
rOratcd and it's new government is
aust starting To function.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
DnnxIlIc orgnnlzcs y. w. c. A.

DANVfLLE, VA. Feb. 1.-The
Young Woman's Christian Associa-
ton was founded here yesterday with
the election of board OF directors
and directing officers. Three sala-
ried workers will be maintained for
the first year to build UP tho mem
bcrship and TO launch The movement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
Continues ~ .I,r,i.c.

CHARLOTTESVILL VA. Feb. ..
In the clerks office Of the Corpora
iion Court Yesterday Judge \. d.
Drbncy. incumbent. fled his commits
sion as judge Of said court for a fur
Their period Of eight years. He was
'c-clcctcd at tho 1920 session of the
Leg stature. but his term continued
until Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
sd, Cnn,Ict. i:.cnrc ,.rnm Dang.

negro ronv!ctS. three serving sem
tcnCcs for murder. escaped from th"
Greenwood County chain gang last
night by saving the squad chain
10 which they wore fastened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

LII Ncii litRG. VA. Feb But
four bankruptcy petitions wrr. :iicd
IN The Federal cour; here during Ian
nary. The court here -ai.s iuris-
Iiciion In bHnkruf'cy matter. in half
u dozen counties around I.yncnburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
cn,tlr.rcn viru Motion Picture.

CDbI MHIN, :. .. Fob. 1.-The
second days s,-ss ion az the Southern
cIttlcmcn's Association was featured
uy a notion picture cXh!hition and
talk ~ cattle Tuberculosis by Or.
J. y Herman. Of the Animal Industry
i.urCau
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
F|REMEN GIVEN z YEARS
FOR FIRING SCHOOLHOUsE
Alexandria Volunteers Find Life
Too Slow South OF
Potomac.
SHOWED OFF THEIR UNIFORMS
Win Warm Praise From Citizens OF
virginia City for Distinguishing
Blaze; Then Conf, s. to burning
building.
HE Univnrsal serylcc. |


ALEXANDRIA. VA. Feb. 2.-The
quaint old Virginia city where George
Washington went to church aud
Thomas jefferson had relatives has
come 10 lie with bang. or rather n
clang,
In fact tho clangs become so nuner-
Gus TINT three volunteer nrcmcn OF
the local fire department were changed
riGh, I'M" jail. The changing then
changed on two year sentences in the
pcnitcntinry
The brave n-emcn found tho volun-
iccr jobs too slow. So they set fire
to Il deserted schoolhousc. an occu-
pied frame dwelling and pile OF
logs. When DOMINIC with pretty uni
forms. with brass buttons. helmets
and everything. like those they have
in big cities" these gallant fire
laddies Joined their companies and
helped put out the blazeS.
Ia each instance "A biz alarm was
sounded tho engines came. and the
blaze Was distinguished with an cclat
which won warm" praise for the de
parjmcnj
Fire Chict * W ogden became
suspicious ana offered a reward of $50
for IN" capture OF the guilty men. He
Won his nwn reward.
He Questioned George L. Clark. for
m-r driver OF the reliance company.
ard ne confessed naming Lan'ncrt
Bergman ana Jorn Nyc. all OF ole
virginia families, as his confchcra,cs
They pleaded guilty. and were SEN
fenced ~ Judge Robert Muncurc TO
spend two years In tho peuitcn,iarr
~ Richmont
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03
BETTER THAN
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS AND FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspi-
ronal, Medicated With
Latest Scientific Rene
dies, Used and Endorsed
by European and Amer
lean Army Surgeons to
Cut Short a Cold and
Prevent Complications.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-03

Major wood. superintendent OF the
state pcaitcntIary. said today shat
,ho three mon had not y., arrived
there ito said that in most cases the
prisoners wore sent 20 the pcnitcn-
,iary after tho term ~ court vas
over and frequently they were held
in accordance with the tcchn!cal!ties
which might exist. He said II was
probable ;hut they would be here IN
mo nekt low days.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-01
SELLS-FLOTO COMES WITH
CHICAGO COLISEUM FER
FORMANCE INTACT

I Sells-Floto and Buffalo Bill's wild
West Combined show, comes 10 Colum-
bus ON Thursday. November 3. and this
is saying all there is to say. circusly
speaking. according to well informed
circus fans OF six aud sixty, four year
tand four scare.
THE second lagest show on earth
comes this season with its Chicago
Coliseum opening spring performance
intact-from the great New York HIP
podrome riding clown, 'Poodles" Han
neford. to Berta Beeson. the "Pavlowa
Of the areial wire;' from a fredo Co
dona, the triple mid-air somersaulter,
to Victoria. lovely artistic on the long
est areial wire ever known.
The Sells-Floto advance men are re-
sponsihle for our confidence in this
years Sells-rloto merits-they and
the record of the show since t stepped
into second place In size and into sec
ond to none position in part of corking
good show. And there is a stage add
ed this season, making three rings and
two stages, an aerial maze and hip
podrome track The tents. say the
advance men, are bigger; the parade
is six blocks longgr. and there are more
animals, including II elephants. In
fact the hosts ahead Of this great or
can.zation claim the show is simply
huge, but Sells=Floto pep, dash and
brilliancy is still there.
There are more big features than In
1920, and that's making a large state
ment, as every big city IN the country
knows There are 50 clowns and 400
performers, to say nothing Of a large
number OF animal acts Performances
open with colorful and impressive pa
geantry employing 1000 people and
400 animals. The show travels on
four trains.
Deming graphic., 1921-11-01
THIS is DE,uNG'S CHANCE

And did you ever stop TO think OF
how many people re- TO see their
names in the town er well 80 il Is
With the town and he outside papers,
{ makes the home people think and
alize that their town is at least on the
map. Below Is an editorial taken
from the III Paso Herald
THE roundup is over, calves are
branded and crops harvested. and Dem.
ing is planning harvest festival Of a
.outhwestern nature. Instead OF a
1.uce in a big barn decorated with
corn. apples end pumpkins, Deming is
arranging r. ID three-day "rodeo" con-
listing Of oNNoy sports, barbucue,
automobile racing, juvenile sports, box
ing tournament. an armistice day cele.
bration with military and civic
parade, and three nights Of dancing
This will occur November 1O.1l. and T..
Everybody for miles around viii
De in Dem,ng. All nearby towns VIII
send their quotas, and there will he
q contingent from Fl Paso. The pro
gram has not included IL, but the time
will be opportuna for the exhibition Of
Deming graphic., 1921-11-01


spoils system. Ms. Grasty, a personal
friend. has admitted that Mr.. Wilson
as president. left the matter Of appoint
ments TO others. having no taste for
that important duty. DIR. Charles w.
Eliot at an annual convention Of the
National Civil Service Reform league
speaking OF the Wilson administration
raid ON the diplomatic service, said ;
"Of the 22 ministers displaced 13 had
had several years experience, while
none OF the new appointees has had
any experience"
II was said that the AMBASSADOR to
the court OF ST. james was the only
one of the Wilson appointees who conld
talk fluently the language of the capital
to which he was accredited A new
and more businesslike policy is now
in effect at Washington.