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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-06-04

pie are always sensitive about the
mistakes due to inexperience. 1t is
foolish to be so, but we can't help it.
If a a makes a break through his
W Observation-Disclosures, he can laugh
over it and pretend he enjoys it; but
If he makes a mistake simply because
he doesn't know any better, he is full
of modification from the roof of his
nat down. 1t seems to jar his vanity.
About the most humiliating expert
ence a mar can have is to get stung
in Il horse trade. The average man
doesn't know anything about Il horse.
lie can see if it has four legs and a
tail and Il pair of eyes, but he is OBJ
liNious to all the things that make
a horse a good one or a poor one. If
lie gets the worst end of a trade he
should be a philosopher, and say that
While he isn't a success at swapDing
plugs, he can wind up a monograph
or stoke a furnace better than any
man in the country. But he gets mad,
and the fact that he vas stuck in such
a trade leaves a sore place that never
heals.
II can remember a break my first
wife made when we We're newly mar
ried. She invited some folks to dinner,
and, after much deliberation, decided
to have a roast duck as the chief dish.
II told the hired girl to go ahead
and prepare the bird. Now, Il duck is
mighty fine eating, what there is of it.
but there is mighty little substance to
it. A duck is a mere shell. 1t doesn't
run to meat at all. A good hungry
man could eat three ducks at a sit
ting and look around for more.
My wife, who had lived at hotels
boarding houses all her life, sup
duck was a solid chunk II
%Athought there wouli
bird LEFT, after the
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-06-04

and then filled it
with storage eggs.
All the women in
the n%eighborhood
are #grinning over
it, and they have
joked about it so
much that Mrs.
r e i e yder
flies into a pas
sion whenever the
matter Is men
toned"
Il know just
how she feels"
said the village
nntrinrnh a.DnA
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-06-04

In selling, as in counting, the first
impression counts for a good deal.
Don't do anything that will make
your conscience uneasy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
COMP PARATIVE STUDY OF ARDMORE PUBLIC
SCHOOL FINANCES WITH OTHER CITIES SHOWS
AN ECONOMICAL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Prices cost of commodities
commodity in
Education
must paid salaries
houses Furniture
rial which make
determine the efficiency
education given locality
cost in other
Comparative o
in Oklahoma,
Oklahoma which In
these
the fourth wealthies n
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
WAR RUINED ONE MANS LOOKS.
OTHER HAD no JOB, WIFE
SkIPS WITH THIRD ONE

Omaha, Neb., April 16.-Ed. Smtt,
q farmer living near Woodriver, Neb.,
has been in Omaha, according to word
from Grand Island today. searching for
his niece, who disappeared recently af-
ter her husband, Roy Yates of Kansas
City, an A. +. F. soldier found his wife
had married Guy McCracken after re-
ceiving a report that he had been kill
ed in action.
McCracken is also said to be a Kan.
sas City man.
The woman left with n third man,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

according To Il joint note which she
addressed to Yates and McCracken,
saying:
Dear Roy and Guy I'm leaving
with George Mcdonald and we are go
ing east to be happy. Roy, the war
ruined your looks and Guy. you don't
have a job and l love George though
you've both been good to me.
(Signed) FRANCIS r."
Yates who lost an arm in the service,
formerly worked as switchman for
the Belt line in Kansas City His wife
married McCracken in Milwaukee. Ac'
cording to Grand Island reports, Nc
Crackon agreed to give her up, but the
woman disappeared while the two men
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
NoTrCE MASTER uasoNs

NOTICE MASTER MASONS
YOU ARE REQUESTED TO MEET
AT THE MASONIC TEMPLE AT 2:3q
T.. NJ. FRIDAY, APRIL Is, TO ATT
TEND THE FUNERAL OF REV
BRO. j. Il. MASTERS.
G. w. COLEMAN, w. NJ
G. I. GLENN, Secy. IA;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

were preparing to discuss the mat
ter.
Yates and McCracken accompanies
Mr.. Smith TO Omaha. He was expectet
to leave for home today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

SENSATIONAL SACRIFICE SALE
AT THE POPULAR PRICE STORE
Adv. 15-s
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

o based
all
"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17

hesel5 o
maintaining the school for this school
at
Comparing Table H. have the following situation The
this
he here
lawl5 mills The
Show Same Condition
The
Of This
chndr in the
Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-17
Per Capita Cost Based on Average Daily Attendance

TABLE ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
WAITING TO ROB STORE.
YOUTH KILLS ACCOMPlICE

Special 10 The 7 mes Dispatch
CHRISTIANSBURG. VA. Aug e.
one OF thr most peculiar homjcidcs
ever known occurred near Ironto last
n!ght when TWO Young men. l..
Reese and Emory Walden. stole two
pistols and were Watching the store
of TAYLOR e Moses in order 70 rob il
as soon as the owner lief, and went
To Il religious meeting in prosrrs.
at that place
The two young mc, were prac,ic-
ing quick drawing thcir weapons. so
kecsc says, when his pistol was dis
charged and the ball took eject i,
Fadcn's body. killing him almost In
stantly.
Reese was arrested and lodged IL,
Jail to await the action OF The grand
jury. Walden was tried at IN. July
term OF court FOR ussassinating an
other young man named Hall and
almost Draining kilt with Il pine knot
few months ago. the jury taking n
light view Of the case ana imposed
the slight punishment Of $40 fine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
Lny Associated rrcssl

MORHiSTOWN. y. J., Aug G-Thc
mystery surrounding the shooting
carly today OF Peter Bender. insur-
ance agent. with offices in New York.
Chicago and Detroit. who was found
on the lawn OF Mrs George Barbcr's
estate. The Oaks.' near here. with
bullet lodged just below his heart,
remained unsoived tonight The the
DRY OF attempted suicide was upheld
on the ground that n pistol with one
cartridge discharged was found be-
side Bender, and DR. Clarence 4.
Plume declared Bender had admitted
attempted suicide when he was first
found. BENDER later refused TO dis
cuss the shooting, and tonight he
undcrwen; an operation at a hos
pital. where physicians said his
chances for recovery were slight.
In Bcnder's room at the McAlpine
Hotel, New York. where he was reg
istcrcd were found letters purportinr
TO be from Mrs. Barber. although she
denied that she had any knowledge
OF him. She declared the first She
had ever heard of him was early to-
day when servant awakened her
To tell her that a strange man had
shot himself on the lawn Of her home
She said the finding of letters pre-
sumably from her in his suite was
very strange
Among his effects also was Il pass
port bearing viscs FOR many countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
SHOOTING OF JERSEY
INSURANCE. AGENT IS
MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
Wounded Man Found on Estate of Rich Woman Near
Morrlstown, Refuses to Talk-Detectives Question
Woman, Who Denies Any knowledge of Trouble

II was learned from servants at
the Barber home tonight by County
Detective Brennan. tina, Bender had
attempting TO gain admittance Mrs
Barber. however. refused To see him.
the servants said
Persons living near the Barber es-
tate said they knew little of Mrs.
Barber 1t was learned. however.
that she and her husband have been
living apart for five, or six months.
Mrs. Barber said her husband died In
Bennington. Vt. last Monday. and
that she had sent his body to be
cremated. NeiEhbors said Mrs. Bar
Der seldom mingled with those who
lived near her. bu; that she enter
tanned quite often.
Although Mrs. Rarbcr said that she
had never known Bender, DIR. Plume.
who was called shortly after the
man was found, said she identified
him when he arrived at The Oaks
She refused. however TO give any
other Information. and Or. Plume
said Bender, who was conscious when
he arrived, gave no sign of rccog-
milton OF Mrs. Bender. nor she OF
him. other than to tell who he was
DR.. Plume said he was awakened
by Il telephone call from Mrs Barber.
who said Il man WAS calling for help
on her lawn, and when he arrived
Mrs. Barber went with him to the
spot where Bender was found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
DIV0RCEE ONLY WITNESS
OF LOS ANGELES TRAGEDY

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Aug 6. Mr..
Madeline Obcrchain was held by the
police as a material witness here to-
day pending Investigation OF tn.
mysterious murder last night OF
John ID. kennedy. wealthy Los AZ
ecles insurance man. No charge was
against her.
Mrs. oberchain. who is a divorce.
was the only witness To the murder.
which occurred on the steps Of Ken
ncdy's cottage AT I:eVcrly Glen. fash.
!onabic suburb.
Kennedy. IN company with Mrs.
obcrchain, WAS mounting IA stairway
leading up. the hillside to his cottage.
according TO the police accounts
y dark figure ran silently from a
border Of brush at the side IF the
stairway as,d sho; Kennedy dead.
Mrs. obcrchain said. Kennedy was
murdered with "A shotgun. The back
OF his skull was blown off
Mrs. obcrchain. apparently IA
wealthy woman and guest at tho
Alexandria Hotel. said she was eli.
gagged 10 Kennedy. She said She was
divorced from S, Il. Il. Oberchan. "a
prominent Chicago attorney, about
year ago. She was hysterical to-
Inv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
no EXAMINE STOMACH
Of MURDI:RI:u MAN

GAINESVILLE, FLA. Aug. c.
Whether Il drug was administered TO
w. IL. Miltimorc before he was shot
and killed at Orlando Tuesday night
in connection with whose death the
authorities are holding Miss Lena
Clarke. postmistrcss of West Palm
Ecach. Will be determined within the
next two or three days. Professor \.
l.. Black. of the University of Flor
iha. announced tonight. Professor
Piack said the stomach of Miltimorc
was received at the university TODAY
for analysis. Miss Clarke. in an al
legged confession, which Chief Of po-
lie" NcStal. OF Orlando. said she made
To him immediately after the shoot
ing, was quoted us having said she
had given Miltimorr u Slccpinr mo-
ton 10 keep him i'm her room M y
hotel while she went for the police
To request that he be arrested i'm
connection with the robbery of the
post office at IVES, Palm Reach re-
Gently When the police arrived AT
the hotel Miltimorc was dead from
Il pistol wound.
Post-ofiicc inspectors several DAYS
later announced that Miss Clarke
mad confessed she was Responsible
Tor the disappearance OF $4,000 in
currency in transit through the mails
from West Palm Beach bank to
the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
GIVE Dali E|REANN
MEMBERS LIBERTY
All Save One Man, Convicted of
Murder, Freed by British
Government.
MOVE TO AID PEACE PLAN
Agents of De Valera and Craig
Confer at London on Re
sumption Of Parleys.
MOVE TO AID PEACE PLAN
tBy Associated Press. I

DUBLIN. Aug. 6.-All members Of
tho Irish republican Par!iamcn. now
in custody VIII be released. with ono
exception, in anticipation of the
meeting Of the Parliament called for
August l6. official announcement
that the prisoners would be freed
was made today. The execution is
John j. McKeown. convicted OF the
murder Of District Inspector McGrath.
Dublin Castles statement. which
made tho announcement. reads:
In keeping with the public under
taking given by the Prime Minister
that HIS Afnjesty's government womb
'aciiitatc in every practicable way
the steps now being taken to pro-
mot" rcacc in Ireland. i, has been
decided To reelasc forthwith and
without condition all the members nj
the Dhil Eireann who arc at prcscn.
informed, or are undergoing SON
t"nces Of penal scrvitude or imprjs.
onment, 10 enable them to attend
IN" meeting Of the Dali r.ireanp
which has been summoned for
the 10Th
u, has been decided that ono mem
Der Mr. McKcown, who has been
convicted of murder. canno; be re-
leased"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
STEAMER ALASKA HITS
REEF AND GEES DOWN
FULL OF PASSENGERS
IS Q S" at 9:4O p. Nj. Asks
That Ships Come to Rescue
of Those in Boats.
IIIy Associated Press.

PORTLAND, ORE. Aug. "a tel.
eeram from Seattle tonight said
wireless operators there had picked
up an 5 . from the passenger
steamer Alsaka. which had struck on
Blunt'' Reef. near Eureka. Cal. y
second cali said the Alaska had struck
the rocks hard and was listing hcavi-
~. At $40 l.. NJ, Il wireless mes
sage from the Alaska said that All
boats were being lowered. The ship.
the wireless said. was full OF pas
scnGcrs," ANA urged that ships come
10 the assistance Of The vessel.
The wireless O call OF the
.\iaska ceased at 9:aS. adding 20 Ihc
belle: that she had gone down
The tank steamer III Scgundo. 100
miles north Of Hunts Reef wire
icssri ,hat she had caught the
Alaska's : . :. but could net reach
her before tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
MENTION SALE AS
JAMES, SUCCESSOR
Congressman Pick Gen
eral or Flood for Demo
cratic Chairman.
MAY NAME TRlNKLE MAN
Believed Committee Will Defer
to Wishes of Gubernatoriai
Nominee, If He Has Any.
Way NAME TRlNKLE MAN

Especial To The Times Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON. Aug. cit seemed
probable TO members or the Virginia
delegation in Congress that either
Representative Hal ID. Flood or Cen
eral William w. Sale would he named
by the Virginia Democratic ENccu-
i've Committee to succeed Reprcscn.
tative Iorcr =. James as state chair
man. Mr.. James died suddenly mt his
home in panvilie today and Imme-
diatciy upon receipt OF the news i'm
Washington committees were ap-
pointed from the liouGe and Senate to
attend the funeral.
Also IL is predicted that there will
DC a Held fun Of candidates for Con-
gresham James seat in the House
More than half the counties in his
district, II is said. are able to furnish
able men who are willing to enter the
primary when II is called by the Gov
urnor.
Among those most prominently
mentioned in congressional circles are
Marshall Booker. OF Houston; former
United states Marshal n. - Rurch.
OF Martinsburs: Joe Whitehead and
turner Clements. of Chatham: John
carter of Danvillc: j. NJ. Hooker. OF
Frederick. and Dalton billiard. OF
Rocky Mount
Pending the funeral o: Representa-
tive James. members of the virginia
delegation feel delicacy in being
quoted regarding either the State
embarrassing or the House vacancy.
but there il Il strong feeling .hat the
state committee Will defer in large
measure 10 the wishes Of the -Yher-
material nominee. Senator Trinkle. as
to the next chairman. If Senator
irinkic should prefer his campaign
manager. General Sale, other possible
candidates VIII probably stand aside.
III no preference is expressed il is
believed that the friends OF Mr. Flood
VIII press him for the chairmanshln
Tile sudden death Of Representative
Rorcr y. James greatly shocked menu
b'rS of the Senate and House. al
though neither body was in session
today. Ia adopt appropriate rcsolu-
tons OF sorrow. II is expected that
both bodies will adopt resolutions
when they rcc"nvcnc on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
K|NKEAD'S NEMESIS
Of TRAILING
VICTIM TO Deaf
Olivia Stone Declares She Is
"HaPpiest Woman, in the
World" Over Deed.
SLAYER OF LAWYER HELD
WITHOUT BAIL IN NEW YORK
Drove Man From Cincinnati and
Showed Him Up" Charg-
ing He Deceived Her

NEW YORK. Aug. G.-Tho story OF
how she hunted and bounded Ellis
kinkead. prominent Cincinnati law
yer. wac told today BY Miss Oliv,,
stone. who sho; and killed him on
"a street corner in Brooklyn late yes-
tcrday.
shc declared she forced him to re-
sign from the Cincinnati law scbooi
h!red detectives TO pursue him whom
ne tr!cd to flee from her. that she
shOwch him UP TO his friends" Law
IN wait FOR him at his Office in New
York. continued the relentless chase
for months. interchangeable in her de-
termination to confront him. and
Ahaily met him face TO face near his
home.
When saw him crossing the street
l approached him and said: How do
YOU do. Mr.. ELLIS Kinkcad. you dirty
rat" she declared
Then IN awful chill came over me.
! don't know what did: ] was so
excited felt as ii could jump
from New York 10 Mexico withou,
any di;iicuity'
IL Held Without Bail.
Misc stone TOD hcr atory after she
hai been arraigncG in a BROOKLYN
court on charge of homicide, and
hold without bail for hearing Tues
day
Don't YOU regret the shooting" ~
she was ASKED. The woman smiled
and waved her hand
Regret it-no. I'm the ha2piest
woman in the world
(CCntinIed Oh Iagr s. Col u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
Eggs S-lvagedF From Python
Hatch Normal Chickens
Iny Associated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. Ga story of
chicken eggs Matched after they
had been salvaged from the in
terror of python was told today
by the Publicity Department of tho
board of missions OF the Mctho-
dist Episcopal Church.
Quoting the Rev. Erwin II.
Richards, for th:rty-onc years
missionary in Africa. the board
said that python had wriggled
out Of jungle one night. entered
hcnhonse and eaten eight chick
ems and nine eggs. Natives and
missionaries killed the snake.
which then was opened. The eggs,
found intact. later Matched into
perfectly normal missionary chick
ems.
The bishop of Africa was named
'as a corroborating witness.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
NAMES OF 1900 DRAFT
EVAOERS IN ONE EDITION
by Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-UpwarAs
OF 1000 names OF alleged draft
evaders issued by the War Depart.
mcnt between june ) and July {
were publ/hed today in the Con-
gressional Record. The list occupied
cighty-siy pages.
The names of twenty-five men
previously published in the Record
as dcsertcrs, and who have estab-
lishcd that they should not have
been so classcd. were included in the
list transmitted by Acknowledgement
Harris tn Representative Johnson
tRcpubiican), Of South Dakota. who
obtained permission OF the House for
publication Of all department lists
with subsequent corrections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
ARE NAMED
TO ATTEND THE EI'\I:,t.t
[Hy Associatcd prcssl

ICY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Aug. G.-Speak.r
Gilict appointed Il committee to at.
tend the funeral OF MIR. james. at
banvillc. Monday afternoon. Repre-
sentative Stevenson. Of Minnesota,
was named as chairman, other mem
hers being Gricst. PENNSYLVANIA:
inigc. massachusetts: ;eil. Georg in {:
Rouse. Kentucky, and Meade. New
York. All members of the Virginia
delegation were included.
The Senate today appointed a COM
mittce. consisting OF Senators Swan
snn ana Glass. or Virginia; simmons
aud ovcrnan, OF North Carolina
Sutherland. West Virginia. and Wei
Ter. Maryland. Ia attend the funeral
Of the late Representative James nf
Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
NEWS OF JAMES,
DEATH COMES AS
BIG SHOCK HERE
Democratic Chairman Had Host
of Personal and Political
Friends in City.
CLYDE w. SAUNDERS SEES
REAL CALAMITY TO PARTY
Declares Passing at This Time
Is Most Unfortunate-Flood
Mentioned as Successor.

News OF the death yesterday in
Danvillc OF Colonel Rorer \. James.
chairman of the State Democratic
Committee and Congressman from
the Fifth Virginia District. came as
a distinct shock to his many per-
sonal friends in Richmond
Clyde w. Saunders. member OF the
state committee. former shairman Of
the City Democratic Committee and a
lifelong friend OF the party chieftain
said:
Real Calamity 10 Pnrty.
Apart from the sense OF personal
bereavement the news OF the sudden
death OF Mr.. James brings to us, the
passing OF the State Democratic
chairman at this time is real ca
lamity. The interests OF the party
Of which he was ha!rman will neces-
aarily suffer by the loss OF his coun-
sci ana the guidance of his hand
This is a critical time in party af-
fairs ana We needed Mr.. James as
never before. His passing is n source
OF deep sorrow to all OF us who were
associated with him politically"
Judge William +. Rhea, member of
the state CorporatiQI.s Commission,
declared that. in the death OF Colonel
James. the Democratic party not only
ias lost one Of its stanchcst friends
and leaders in Virginia. but a tower
OF strength. Il had known Colonel
James for number OF years" Judge
Rhca declared last night. and was
lneSprcssibly gricvcd to learn OF his
death AS chairman of the state
lContinued on Page .. Col. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
TAGGING RETURNS SWELL
VOTE OF SENATOR WEST
Nanscm0nd Candidates Lead In
Crcascs Slightly Over Senator
Julien Gum.
NO THOUGHT NOW OF "PLUMs"
Trinklc Declares He Will Give No
Consideration to Appointments
Before FnlI-No Effort in Prog
rcss for Recount Here.

For the first time since Wednesdays
when returns received indicated that
Senator West would receive tho
Democratic nomination for LicuteiI-
Governor, the reports received
lead over his nearest rival. Senator
Julien Gum, OF Richmond. the sup
portcrs OF whom have been unwilling
TO concedc defeat, believing that
many OF the counties not heard
from would give Gum Il plurality.
The figures as compiled last night
by The Times Dispatch show Scna
tor West 10 have a plurality OF about
6.2i2 votes over Senator Gum. while
the returns Oh the preceding day had
cut his lead TO less than 5000. Sena-
ter West. according To the returns
received yesterday, carried Prince Ed
scott County Gilpin carried the great
est number of votes and Gum fin
ishcd Il rather poor third. Othe
counties heard from during the day
were Prince William, Fauquicr AMI
Mccklenburg.
Complete returns are coming in
very slowly and Indications are that
definite figures will not be available
until the official canvass is made here
By the state Board Of Canvassers.
Madison for Gum.
Returns received by The Times
Dispatch last night from Madison
County were favorable to Senator
Gum. Tucker carried the county
over Trinklc by - majority OF five.
The vote is: Trinklc. 236: Tucker, 345:
Gum. I76. Gilpin. ~: West. ~:
Fi,zhugh. 6: Adams. 1862; Foikes, 10.
Carpenter was nominated for the
House.
The official figures from King and
Queen County give West Il plurality
of twenty over Gum.
Trinklc carried tn" county by
lwenty-six majority. The vote: Trim
kle, 1873: Tucker. 1874: Gum, l07: Gill
pin. %; West. la7: Fitzhmch q;
Adams. III; Folkes. -.
In a long distance telephone con-
versation last night, Senator West
claimed Il majority based on actual.
but incomplete, returns of 1851,
having carried seven districts to two
TOT tunn, the lnlTu ana seventh
The Ninth is still To be accounted for.
No Thought as to PIums.
Senator L.. Lee Trinklc, Democratic
nominee for Governor. in Il long dis
tancc telephone conversation from
his home in Wythevillc with Captain
w. ID. Cardwcll yesterday. denied
that he had thus far given any con-
sideration to the distribution of po-
litical "plums."
There is no foundation for the
circulation OF reports regarding pos
siblc appointments" said Senator
Tr!nkic. Il am going TO take Il
rest before the opening OF the fall
campaign, and, meantime. trust no
one will make any move looking to
any appointment have no time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
CHEMICALS AND DYES
EMBARGO HELD VITAL
TO SAFETY OFNATTON
Baby Chick Association
Elects Virginia Man
iBy Associated rrcss.I

PHILADELPHIA, IA. Aug. c.
Ihe international Baby Chick As
ISOLATION, formed To promote and
protect the baby chick Industry.
closed "a three day convention here
last night.
The following officers were elect
ca: president. Professor Harry r.
Lewis, OF Davis, Il. l.: first vice
president. w. j. Curtiss. of Ran
somvilic. y. y: second vicc-prcyi-
dent. G. L. Splitter. of Iiarrisonburg.
Va. Fred II. Thaycr. Of Baltimore.
was rcappointcd secretary treas
urcr.