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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
EVANGEllSTlC MEETINGS
WILL BEGIN TODAY
Rev. George wesley jones VIII Open
Institute with Talk on "Pa>-
tornl ENnnErlisM."

Services VIII 10 hold in Centenary
Methodist Church beginning at 1890
o'clock tomorrow morning under the
mitlce %: the Virginia Conference.
Rev. George Wesley Jones vii!
open III" institute with a tall, on
"Pastora! Evangelism" followed al,
II o'clock by an address by the Rev
j W. Moore. ~. -. on the Passion
OF Souls At lI:3o o'clock " H.
Sills. OF Richmond. viii speak on
"l.Hy Evangelism"
Tn" round-lah.c discussion follow
my III" report ON evangelism Will he
conluctcd by The RaV. Charles /.
,.oodol!. Of New York. secretary Of
nc commission on evangelism Of tho
Federal Council OF Churches in Amer
lea.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
HOW TO REMOVE
SKIN BkEMIShES
Such as PimpIss, Tan, Sun
and Wind Freckles and
Liver Spats

How to remove unsightly skin blcmisne,
and then kr"p the complexion white. soft
ana youthful has been The desire OF women
Tor
Black and White Ointment will not only
rrfnov" skin blcmishes. such as pirnplcs,
TAN sun and wind frcckles, insect bites
nErr spots. but liEhtcns dark. saliow
muddy complcSion, and the continued use
or hlack and Whit" Soap Will keep tho
c"mnlcNion IN perfect condition.
This Black and White Beauty Treatment
" SAT-. To usc--you cleanse tho skin with
Black and White Soap. Dry thoroughly
tntn iuA and gently massage Black and
mite o'htmcnt. tn" next morning again
cleanse the skin with black and White
soap. Use this treatment for several days
anu YOU be delighted with the results.
samples OF Riac!s and White Ointment
as ais" Face and Talcum Powder mailed
upon receip, Of loc and this advertisements
To- Hack and White Box 1907. Memphis
rnNn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Money Refunded If Any Cough
or Cold, No Matter OF How
Long Standing, Is Not Re-
Loved After Taking Accord.
ing to Directions.
FINE FOR BUILDING UP
THE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THEFLU.

or all known drugs, Creosoto :.
rtcoEhi|ed by the medical fraternItv
as inc greatest healing agency for
'he treatment or chronic coughs ana
co'us and other forms OF throat ana
Jung troubles. Circumcision contains,
IN addition 10 creosotc. other he,lInv
elements which soothe and hcai ~
unnamed membrane and s,np ths
irritation and inflammation whila m.
creoS"tc goes on TO the stomach /.
absorbed into the blood. attacks me
scar OF me trouble and destroys ,hs
germs that lead to consumption.
Creomu!slon Is guaranteed sati.
factory in the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other form,
or throat and-Nng diseases. and ts
excellent FOR building up the system
after colds or the flu. Increased APP
petitc and hody-wcight. Ask your
dru6gist.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Ill IIIil:\r WI.I"I

.rb. w. -,
absolutely - mar, nrL ,,',rn.I ~.
iif. ~, In, Xy,,riL ., - 49,
Richard I;urtnn. wh, ,ud,..s.d :,
rHt,nrIty oudi.u,n al ~ Ny,,,,,, -
| ,'l,h y,st.r,l,v ,f.o-rn,,,, -, 49, -
ana ihe NuIti,tide ,.krI ,n., :,
should not lac condemned AZ Who'll.
| 'Th.rc IL unnI AM hsa ,,i.,i
t!e movies. IN th. uuIuinu Of mo dis.
| iinyiiishcd nunnknr KID no s,,nl ~ IN
detail ON both sid.s al mo MATER
lie asked that ,ac public Kill the
/ bad by leaving - o,tt.,. a,d ,.ni.,.,,,
n. or,n.on OF IN. community ,r5,insf
d, ma .pro,,r,pr -, ,.,n1 a., 80
/ .tiIi.rct 10 ciyi.Izuf.n, mi ,SrnJ -
! z.nyhiu
~
u" hr ~ Yet ia ~ INFANCY. de-
,l"I'" ~ IRON u has rc'nen-
| u"u' SIh'iill'H u th"T" ~ team
',. on q. Pr "l hiotuGe' ana
hu"''ht': h"l IN" NOW" w.li never
! ne great "Et II YOU or remain
( sup'h'-
When you consider. ina, from II
| O'Clock each u,orlgi ,u r,,,rl.i,.
la.0Uu.oC poysib!v l'u00 uoo ANN.
cans have ,tit.uded IN. ,uoyt.. =, ia 4.
! country of utr. Tia. spI,i.,., ,I
| worthy of ones r.u.idnr,,i,,
lJr Eurtnu digc,ss.I -, J.,,.iI n,,,;
! tho good AMI IN. t,,d in H. ,,,,,t
and stated rha- 81, ;i a.
ground on M. ..,-,,i'
| Zinc. n. fuuub !, :, ,,'i,,N,, o,',.
/ and
] tis .,i,,,ic,,I -,," u"
| vnt,.... ne III ] ma ~! 20
,r,,,c. a. 80, 800 ','A."s az! I"
49,, 'os ,."i social service. IN.
!"HnI Is 'h'Sr thAhS-
- J-. ~ mohi IN over II
s'ti "l"' ana one objection TO IN
~ 'nG' ~ mas dohnit"iy crowded th"
-" S?"hth ht"mn from tn"
/ '''t ~ u. IN" speaker mentioning
XII -, 'h"ss.' ana HasHriite. Tenn.
49, 'uNhS "i 81 ie"St iNo.rpu. wh"r.
'"aS movies arc to be s"en
I , '"',r OF the things which | cont
,,,n'' u".t !mcnta! IN ihr movie" said
/ ~. Ift"n. VIII cndedvor TO SGT
10 ~ ltahhIS b"toF" You -. course
y"!'h must hc remembered. Tho
n'. N''E -pictnre inn2naits have be
/ .u'" HrHhk KIN power ami have
r. '"tlsu mat 10y can do anything
~ il"N ihS pi"tur" has It's stern
'''pms "hich must De dealt Win
~ Htt'iha'r Success. such as the
"tthhihleh presentation nf some Of
~" E'chl IN" st.trl.Ces - itcratur..
!n.. may 'hithiuily protray The
S'niN, "ui IL ~ 'mpoSsihl" ia many
Instances 10 portray on tho screen
!Na' "hl'h mas MAJ" tho hook ono az
3 lh' greatest OF It's time. On the other
", 'u YOU can CIV" number OF Spleen
".n Writings without losing 50 much
u in"Ir value. such rs fairy tales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

""Gid no; he ready TO repor. on It's
inspection or Laurel Recorna;ory
Farm. ut the meeting % the general
committee tomorrow night. The
committee VIII Welt several addition
al sites, Chairman Peters said, be
'cre making Is report. II was said
me committee would probably visit
n farm near Lakeside. offered the city
ny The real estate firm OF =. l.. and
=. L. Deuoun. ate IN ~ '"rnly
There are several other propositions
before the vomnlitt zee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO
DISCUSS FIRE PREVENTION
Nn"~tinnnairrs VIII IIr Sent out to
Ascertain tnus.s ai

Distribution 81 Guc-tonaaires to
ascertain 'hc conditions l!k-!y to
cause hr.s ~ This city w!il he made
u al schpol children of public and
Pr vat" SCHOOLS 81 Richmond next
Monday through tho city bureau OF
~" prevention under Captain l.. :.
Parents VIII ati the children in fu-
.hs "Hi tnH blanks. which arr 10 be
returned 10 their icaChcrs on Friday,
Nhrrn Thrr" hiauks Will DE-. col =
.''i'd by thc Bureau or Flro ry,vcu-
safety and will be IahuIrtci ana sicps
'h"'H 20 remedy SUCH faults as are
sUG"U hy the rupnrfE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
HRS. KERN RESIGNS AS
HEAD OF VOTERS LEAGUE
Members SIN Hope Ia I'cr.undr Her
I" Withdraw Inirntion to
Omit

Mrs q. T W Kern president Of tho
RICHMOND League % Women Voters.
itS' n.Ehi announced that she had re
signed a. head o. tho organization
AZ i meeting of tn. hoard % dircc-
tors h"ld last week rh- board mas
10 Hit" refused 20 accept tho rcgigna-
ton ~ tho pres dent
according 10 statements OF Niss
Adr!" clark" last night il is SIN
h"p"d 10 persuade Mrs Kern 10 re-.
conSidcr her decision. The board
NcS to-day appointed = committee
wh''h VIII wait on Mrs Kern 10 ask
her vcCuHS Liberation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
nond Increase. stock s3.cuo.noo

III VI y y. 90. fla n
n"unc ncat was mad" here today
mat The Atlantic, CUR and West IN.
"i"S nspariulDn Company Il sub
.iu.H.N OF the At'ani! .'n.f .glI tEn.-
Indies Steamship Lines. had lied with
increasing is capital stock from Nj
100000 20 $G,nnr.yoG Both ar. Maine
turroiati"nS. me purpose OF the in
cittsc WAS not given.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Farmers Send Corn 10 Europe.

CHICAGO. Feb, 2I.-Twcn;y- six
hundred bushels OF corn, the Sift ~
WoOdford count: farmers fuv the
starving or Europ" ana Asia. wcr.
loaded In cars AZ Eureka today on tho
Hrs; or scores OF corn days" 10 H.,
observed IN Illinois Corn Smelling
machines were SCI az in the main
streets OF the town and cobs wcr,
sold 10 add to the relief fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
oMEN'S MEETINGS.

IN" Wuman's Auxiliary az Grace
'pYsnart Churrh VIII hold us annual
"Gs ness m"e'!n. and election al ori-
Gers TINS Afternoon at O'Clock at
ia" sunday school building ON Monu-
nsnt A,cuU".
IN" regular meeting Of Tho Wo-
mans i.eaSI" vii! be hcld a. the
nary street settlement House. il0l
west cary street, this evening At )
O'Clock SE"tCh'S From tine LII. OF
,i"or.," Washington VIII be given
by Mrs Edith clark cowlcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Et. ,J..I,ru 4, So,

AI.6- n Z MNN!Urd. mcmhor u Tho
m"rihly meeting Of the Purcnf.
iea'h'rs' As""cimlipu az In. William
ron Schopl tonight at O'Clock In
ddi.hpn 10 "a" address. the S.hou.
n'h,ss'i.i.. VIII present An Evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

The Association al Methodist Wo-
men Tor Social Scrv.C" vii! hold It's
regular meeting Wednesday after.
noon NJ $40 O'clock at III" Centenary
parish house W H. sands viii s1raE /;
on Rural Tcnautry.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
COLDS THAT
DEVELOP into
PNEUMONIA

Chronic Coughs and Persis-
tent Colds Lead to Serious
Lung Trouble. You Can
Stop Them Now With Creo.
mulSi0n, an EmulSiiied
CreOSote That Is Pleasant
TO Take.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

New Medical Discovery
with TwofOld Action.
So0theS and Heals the In
tanned Surface and Kills the
Germs. Endorsed BY High.
est Authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

lnE DT. Pierce'S
medicine. | was
all rundown and
In a very bad CON
dition. Had doc
tOrod hundreds Of
dollars away and
never received any
benefit from the
doctors medicine.
j also was oper
ated upon for fem
fp;po tro,,l,la hnf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

Chairman James r.. Peters. vi the
9ubc0mmitter on utilities Of city
Council, having the matter or the
purchase uf a city farm in hand
stated last night that his committee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

kept getting worse all the time.
only weighed lie pounds. A friend
recommended DR.. Picrce's medicine
to me 30 took four bottles OF tho
'FaYorite Prescription and now do
all my work and take care of four
children, and | weigh 173. "-MRS.
ETHEL RICHARDS. r. Ed. /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

You are bilious. constipatcd. head.
achy. full OF cold. unstrung Your
meals don't nt-brcath is bad skin
saliow. Take one or two Cascarcts
tonight Tor your liver and bowels and
wake up clear. rosy and cheerful.
No gripinp--no Inconvenience. Chill
dren love Cascarcts. too 10. 25. so
Ccnts.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

st. LOUIS. Feb, 2l.--Spiritcd bid
ding characterized the opening h"rc
today Of the winter auction at III"
International Fur IA mango. which
Was Attended by buyers from many
parts OF The world.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
LOSS OF WEIGHT

Mineral Wells. w. Val am glad
10 have the privilege OF recommend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Student Dance.

Third Of a series of studcn, dances
WAS given Friday night al rolIcrc
Han, Tenth and Marshall Strccis
from 10 IL O'Clock. Abou, n;Iy
couples Wcr" present and an orcbcs-
ira played for the dancing. The men
present were All members NJ ,rh
Medical College Y. NJ. G. l.. OF yybint,
w: @. Crallc Is resident secretary.
the dance WAS chapcroncd by Nrs
W. %. Cra!lc, Mrs. Aubrey II. Straus
Mrs. {. q. EnmcnhauScr. Mrs. Euln
Young Morrison and DIR. Margaret
Morris HoSkins.
These dances represent an effort on
the part OF the Medical College !. Al
{. ~ ms year To give the student
body some FORM o: social life In con-
ncCl!pn with their student activities:
The dances are planned By Chnirmon
Mcn2!rs. OF the social committee of
Collcg" llal! ana always chapproncJ
by members of the woman's auxiliary
of the board OF directors of Colinr..
Halt Of which Mrs. Stuart Mich:,Tx
is chairman.
In New York.
REGISTERING at the Hotel McAluin
in New York. from Richmond during
the past week have been \. C. Ward,
Coles, George IL. Hutchings, " simon.
+. H. Kcclcy. H. y. Dietrich. Jr.. Miss
Carolyn II. Enright, Mr.. and Mrs. f..
a. Dietrich. Thomas Bruno. c. i,
Linn w. T.. Seymour
Married In Richmond.
Mrs. Lula Thomas. of Alhomarle
County, announces the marriage OF
,hcr daughter, Sadie Thomas Wiandt,
TO Guy Rurruss Wick. Of Boykns. Va.
The ceremony was performed In the
parlors OF Rev. Fred X. Chcnault.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
NnuSbtIut.rtI

Mrs ERNEST tad"ll I'luukctt an
nou"GsS The marriage of her daugh. .
~ IHiTn CADET. to Joseph MirIyn
hroShc. 81 inns city The wcddius.
WAS quietly celebrated on Saturday
me OUT town guest Was Mrs
Raymond Yates, Of suffolk. sister o.;
me hride. Mr., Bros kc- is "A graduate
class of 1871. go t"c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
Il,ir.r. inr tImnnar NssncInIinn.

Tht INA. busInrss ImtotIlg III ~
StuuTt i!al N.umadr Association was
held last Wednesday afternoon a. IN.
homo OF Miss Mary Beirne, president
bc one %. Tia mast important meet :
iHEs OF lie year
Officers Tor ;'.c following scar VIZ.
g.rtied "I follows. rrcsidrnt. MIS-
EItch wallace, first yicc-pr,si
dent Mrs. stafford PARKER. s,con,i
vice president. Miss loan Comcrnn.
treasurer. Mrs. Carlton Parrish. r,'.
c"ldiuE secretary. Miss Anni. Scntt.
corresponding secretary. Mrs Adoi-
phuS i;.hir. board of directors. Miss
Mar bE!r"c. chairman: Mrs. charj"s
Mhii!oCk, Mrs. Palmer Leigh. Mrs.
Reward Henson. Miss Maude Cooke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22
BALLARD PANCAKE FLOUR

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pancakes made with Bsilard Pancake Flour And how
easy i. is for you to delight everyone Try n paek
age today.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-22

ihr a,E-W.aus Gun oi i.i..rrurd W..
l. u... n,iuJ sddy nI tn. auditorium
o. ;Hu NvWdn's Club. at IL ps.n,i.
y wu-' ."stins prog ht. be-,
J,el hr.a@ "Ear.y Development ni th,.
sonata Hul CONTEMPORARY sons LII
cfHtur 'Inc members iijtlnI par,
~ TINS time are! Mluo. Marin iIo
Cuslcr. Mrs y. u GuiSou. Miss Anns-
ias.a TAYLOR. Mrs. Horace pnwrIl.
Miss Margaret Iicini. ana Mrs John
NJ WYATT Jr
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
PETTY SUCCESS
By OR. FRANK CRANE Copyright, 1920. by Frank Crane)

here is ssomehn about petty succe s certain We nots it's hea of selfs for it's who adventurer makes mlo 
 
 
  come to know them. his railway a hardly smile at him We want o he in tlat has his umbre an
  at
  
 
 
  wtha a WI hite fox uf-why do osuchpe
  ing how s to their height hbors? be mark of a atwch Is and of in celenc of moral charact cter tha be his special privileges of of of of the of God is
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN, MORNING FEBRUARY

Barnes that important dissocate declara tions-especially that with reference cigars from Christian doctrine The line must drawn somewhere. If not may be called upon accept plane where also cigarettes unknown.
 There has always been an annoying mystery those who not pin their faith the Bible to what happens after death The Bible itself while tells us all need to 'know--how to live rightly does not satisfy human curiosity the details of future existence.
 But there things which though not vealed by the Scriptures may reasonably believe though may not be certain of them the learned canon, who says:
 That just as life began to be this earth, so it will time to exist. The whole solar system is cooling and, viewed as a gigantic top, is slowly slowing down. The heat of the and of the earth is slowly growing less. Water the top the earth will be absorbed by rocks; atmosphere if judge by the moon will vanish. and the whole process of the biological evolution of the earth will become extinct. There will be left fragment of biological record. which in time will be lost it travels through space"
 Evolution, said Canon Barnes. designed to produce spiritual beings who could survive the dis solution of their bodies and enjoy eternal communion only if they Christs doctrine of the mmor tality of the soul.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
THE DATE IS FIXED

On Friday, March 10, the CamePs Back will publish it's third annual Spring Poetry number. This number will carry. among other things, the two winning poems entered in the spring poetry contest. A prize of one dollar each. as announced exclusively in last weeks issue of the Hump, will be given to the best poem by woman and the best by a man.
 This annual contest, which turns the Baby state upside down each spring, is open to all residents of Arizona, re gardless of their past history. Young and old compete in it. The old have confided to us afterward that they be- came young, and the young boasted that they became old in striving for the winning poem in this contest.
 There are no strings tied to the prizes. Competent and unapproach- able judges will be appointed. All we ask is that, if possible. poets confine 1 their subject matter to spring and its impedfmenta. This is only a request: not. like an order of the Corporation Commission. to be tee-heed over. The contest closes Wednesday af midnight. March T. Get your poem in early. because it may be that it will be the early bard who gets the worm in this contest. Watch for further an- nouncements. But start writing now
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
Spiritual Cigars

A month ago Canon Barnes preached sermon st Westminster Abbey "The Christian Doctrine of the Soul in the Light of Evolution" in which stated that Christians the fundamental question is DOCS the human personality survive after death is the soul immortal?" The believed that modern declarations had gone too far that they had oarodied the case in the statement that death pass to "a plane where spiritual clothes and spiritual cigars are not unknown"
 We feel sure that Lucy Gaston Page, well those who are urging the passage of two pending bills i,, the Arizona legislature. will with Canon
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
WATCHING THE PARADE
BY JOHN PILGRIM

in jag other in rmind of the to to to
 
  bought twin 
    mt an There isn't bit of doubt of it.
 
 
  who spent  clock back for him. You'd think    Only it ought  acdity we essuffe.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 14, 1921
A qOise providence consoles oatr present afflictioms by joys borroUed from the future. -Bdttou.
It cemes as a Mandate

In the absence of any other proposed highway legislation session of the legislature, the sup porters of the omnibus bill may we'll feel that they have the approval of the Arizona Good Roads Asso- citation. Though this bill not mentioned in the resolution adopted by association 1t recommend cd an even larger appropriation that bill carries or SO much of one million dollars as may neces- sary.
 The association also continued it's endorsement of the state highway commission plan which laid before the voters last which of its ponents then now perceive if it had been adopted would have averted the noundering in which now find ourselves. Instead of seeking means to cor in enjoyment of constructive program, susceptible of development as it proceeded
 But the main thing now is the enactment of the good roads bill now before the legislature. There bas been no doubt within the last weeks that people it in the absence of anything more liberal that promises more. But if any doubt mained the last vestige of it would have been re moved by the action of the state good roads asso- citation.
 The association is made up of who represent the sentiment of their several communities. They represent also the taxpayers in whose name the opponents of the bill pretended to offer obsruc- ton to its enactment. And these men almost unani- rnously favored an appropriation for good roads, greater than which is proposed in senate bill 5l
 Members of the legislature supposed to try to execute the will of their constituents. They them selves profess to be bound by the wishes of their constituents They can have no doubt what their constituents in the matter of good roads legislation.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-14
The lnciser. to Crime

Perhaps few people approve of all the uncon- and utterances of Federal Judge Lam dis. Many of them seem to be out of place, and perhaps they adversely that respect which we are expected to entertain for the bench.
 But we think that comparatively few Americans win censure judge his action in releasing on his own recognizance the nineteen old youth who $96,000 the bank in which he was employed at the munifcent salary of $500 day to handle funds passing through his hands at the rate of million a month As Judge Landis observes the board of directors of the bank incited the crime They had morally forfeited the protection which the law is supposed to have thrown their property
 This youth had attained the position of teller Drawing ninety dollars month. he could not look forward to much further financial promotion in that institution. periIously near the top posi- tion paying ninety dollars month is typical white collar job'--a curse to the man who holds it. white collar man at that salary has not much to sustain his moral fiber. The horny handed aborer at s15o day better financial position. He is better able to meet his needs and he unassailed by temptation.
 It will be urged of course, that the order of Judge Lands in this will induce other underpaid employees in positions responsibility to betray trust We suppose that will be an effect of the order but hope that another offsetting effect will be to make known banks and other payers of inadequate salaries the performance of responsi ble duties that such demoralizng parsmony cannot count upon the protection of the courts that they must begin the correction of the evil
 Persons holding such positions required usu- ally to bonds. and the amount of these bonds is usually determined by the amount of money which the employe may have opportunity to steal That should be changed and relation should be fixed by law between the amount of the bond and the salary of the employe.
 Banks take generally admirable precaution against thieves from without. They have chrome steel receptacles their funds; possible caution is taken They should be made to take possible precaution against thieves from within
 In this it shown that the bank had paid tts stockholders yearly dividend of twenty cent; hat was more than it had any right to earn. But having earned it, it able to its employees decent safe salaries. If bank cannot afford to nav such salaries 1t is not good thing for munity that should be in the banking business. With that kind of poverty stricken close the shore bank, the community is always in danger of financial disturbance.