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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-25

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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-25

PROGRAM
Fifth Saturday and Sunday Meeting Of the
Executive Board OF
TATES CREEK ASSOCIATION
Nav % AMI o. 1921
First Baptist Church, Richmond. Ky
A CONFERENCE ON EVANGELISM
Saturday Morning
10OO-Call to Order
Devotional service by Rev J. g. Skaggs.
Paint Lick.
l05C-Address: Constructive Evangclism"
Rev. ]. w Beagle Georgetown.
II C0-Address: "Organzcd Evangelism?
Rev. John Cunningham. Berca.
II 3C-Roundtablc discussion of the proposed
Evangclistic Campaign in Tates Greek
Association
-Noon--Lunch
Saturday Afternoon
115-Mectng OF Executive Board
Meeting of W. Nj. u.
2:G>-A,dress by Rev W. w. Stout. Mission
airy to China
2:t5-Address: Doing the Work OF an Evan
gelist'-Prof. w. E. Rix Berca College.
Saturday Evening
730-Devotional service led by Rev. ]. {.
McClcary, Grab Orchard.
745-Acdrcss by Rev. J. w. Beagle, George
S:l5-Addrcss yMr. w. S. Farmer, of Frank
fort.
a Sunday Morning
$50 Sunday School
1045Morning Worship; Sermon by Rev. w.
w. Staub.
Sunday Afternoon
250-Call to Order by Mr. L. P. Evans Chair
man pro tenn of the aymcns movement
III IateS Greek Association
Organization of the !aymcn of the As
ISOLATION.
5GG-Adtress by Mr.. W. S. Farmer Frank
fort, president Of the ayinen's move
ment in Kentucky.
5:50-Address by DR.. John L. Hill George
town director OF the IS Million Dollar
Campaign in Kentucky.
Sunday Evening
$50 Devotional Service led by Rev A. T. Ross
OF Georgetown
7:45-Address by Rev. w w. Staub, Returned
Missionary.
S:15-Addrcss by John L. Hill, Georgetown
This Conference is held in the preparation for
the Intensive Evangestic Campaign among the
twenty-six churches in Iates Creek Association
during the month Of July
O O. GREEN, Chairman Exec. Board
L. a. BYRD. Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
ARMY RECRUITERS
PACKING TO LEAVE

Colonel t. S WoodSou. IN rharG" OF
/ aitcd States army recruiting IN NcHI
virginia. on Sunday afternoon wire"
S,rgt. Harry MCGufiin and S"rGt. Fulton
Grisby. in charge Of the recruiting SID
iion here. to pack up the equipment 81
the ofiirc. Capt. {. +. Dor!cty arrived
last night from Charleston 10 look after
the shipment Of the records and equip
ment Of the Wheeling recruiting sta
ton.
Along with the orders 20 pack up
came notice that tho army Will t"rmi-
nate it's lease for the recruiting offices
in The Intelligence building Monday
February -. by which time the station
will have been completely closed ana
everything shipped away.
Sergt. McGufhn will b" transferred
to the IHifty=second infantry at Camp
Grant Illinois. and he assigned to duty
as first sergeant in one Of the COM
panics pr that regiment. Scrgt. GrisoY
with 60 to Camp Lewis Washington.
Scrgt. Grisby Is entitled TO two
months furlough upon reaching Camp
Lewis. and expects 10 spend month
hunting in the northwest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
HEAVY RESERVATIONS
FO|| CHARLESTON TRIP
Pan Ia ndle Manufacturers VIII Have
Special Pullman to the
Convention.

The Ilnnual convention OF the "est
Virginia Manufacturers Association VIII
be held ut the Kanawha hotel at Chatles-
ton. Feb ruarv 25-oJ Last evening about
forty-fiN,e manufacturers from wheel
ing and other points in the Northern ran
Handle. had made reservations for the
trip vii Field Secretary Leo LaFIam'
and two, Pullman cars will carry the del
cgation from the Pan Handle TO Charles
ton. Any manufacturer who has not
already made his reservation Tor the
trip shpnld get into communication win
Field Secretary Latham. at room 400,
National Bank of West Virginia build
ing.
Sneakers for the state convention and
their subjects are Hon. Fred Q. Blue. eX-
state tar commissioner, who will dis
cuss eco additions of Our State Finances:
Major Rage Fortncy. OF the state high
way con mission, will discuss THE GOOD
Roads Program for West Nirginia:' Mr.
g. j.. W right, of Huntington, represent
ing the West Virginia Educational Asso-
citation, vii ltell of the plans and amb'-
lions Of the Educational Association IN
the dcvC iopment of the educational sys-
tom OF the stateA DR.. George Il. Tucker
director of industrial insurance for the
Aetna l. lie Insurance Company. VIII dis
cuss GROUP Insurance." Hon. Walter G:
Merritt. counsel for the League Of In
dustrial Rights Of New York City, VIII
speak or industrial and Labor Condi-
TONS" Hon. J. Frank Zoller of New
York. Ole Of the leading tax attorneys
for man ufacturers. will talk on the tax
problem both national and state, which
conrron; s industries of the country.
The convention banquet will be held
Friday e vening. February 20, at the ka-
nawha IntA banquet hRl. Guests Of
honor will include Governor John j.
cornwcIl and Governor l.. F. Nor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Rank ).
TH|SEVEN|NG
sA1rxonn LODGE, u1aXIs OF
PYTHIAs, Has CLASS or TW1H-..--
rY-r1vE 1oI wo1E " r-'@
THE SECOND.

Knights of Pythias from Wellsburg
and perhaps a number Of other lodges In
this vicinity, will be here tonight to
witness the comforting of the, secof6'
rank upon a class of twenty-five candi-
dates by Baltimore Lodge No. 8, Knights
OF Pythias, at its castle hall in the OLD
Masonic building on Market street.
Tho candidates for this rank that OF
esquire. have been notified to report at
the hall OF Baltimore Lodge promptly 'at
1880 o'clock. and the comforting OF ths
rank will start at Sis sharp. - ~ :
This Mass Is the first section Of the
class OF 81" recruited by Baltimore
Lodge in observa ton OF the fifty-seventh
anniversary of the founding OF the order.
This class, along with the second sec
ton of the class, will receive tho thlfA-
rank at the Elks Club on wednesday eve
ming, March 80. =, 49,
IT was announced last evening. THAT
visitors at Baltimore Lod 9e t-to=niHht
will include Supreme Representatives
John p. Arbcnz and James H. Beans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
MASS AT ST. ALPHoNSuS
AND SERVICE AT THR
CARROLL CLUB.
Or. Leo Rover Delivers Memorial Ad-
dress and Hon. +. A. o'Bren
the Eulogy.

Several hundred members OF Carroll
Council No. 5O4 knights Of Columbus
YESTERDAY observed the annual memorial!
services. honoring those who have pass
"a sway.
The first service was solemn high
mass service held yesterday morning AZ
1890 o'clock at tn" st. Alph"hSuS
church. with Rev. AnScar. chaplain oil
the order. delivering tn" sermon inc
knights met at tho Columbia club audi
torium and marched 10 tn" church III
body. each wearing the ritual ceremony
WAS observed. Or. Leo Rover, -. H." CT
WASHINGTON. u, &. delivering IN" ad-
dress. and Attorney Frank ~ hFirA
the culogy.
Dr Roycr's subject was "Our OrI'r
and it's Dead" and he reviewed IN" past
twenty wears OF the local organ cation
rroising thotc who have done th"'T WORK
Well, and remembering those who nave
died.
In his euloSl. Mr.. OBr:cn nam'd "a'h
or those uouorcd giving 4 short SG't'h
OF their lives and their work in me "rH''.
During tie rast year there mas h"'
h.cn , death in Carroll COunciI. "h''h
has more than 700 members; tho 'IrSt
:, ar since it's organization that th"r"
have been none.
In tho list Of those whose memories
were honorcd yesterday. fly" we're boys
who served their country N the Wor'u
,ya~ Three cC the five. j. u. thn'?''
Vincent Stcug"r and Edward stanton
d,ad while IN France. and one, 'I"ht ~
kur or. has never been heard from since
rn "a led on the ill-fated steamer
..,,vr,ors.s. which has been missing i"r
,wo wears. All hopes have since e'rn
,.iyen M for the vessel The fifth ii.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
ADENkLODGE
ANNIVERSARY
KNIGHTS or PYTH1AS IN oAto
TOWN HAVE PINE CELEBRATION
OF 57th Anniversary.
HSrry Z. Bell OF wheeling Is Speaker
at Hunqust-PythiAn Sisters.

Harry Z. Bell Of Wheeling. grand pre-
late Of the West Virginia lodge kniEhtS
~ Tvthias. was the speaker At the "p,"
session q .Ndena luGg". No. ~ hn'E.'1
Of Tvth;aS,. at Ndcna. Ohio. SATURDAY
evening". The open meeting waS h"'o !"
celebrate the ut'y-$"vcnth anniversary
Of The founding "f the order Of hniSn,S
- rythiaS. between 600 and '''
kuiahts and visitors 'we-" present
The celebration WAS held IN the pref
~ halt OWE I'd and occupied 10y 'ns
Adcna lodge. The Fythian SISTERS =,
tended in a body Except for the "u'
dress OF Mr. Bell Of Wheeling, the err
t!r, program <as furnished by ta.e"'
selected from the membership OF Aaeth
lodge The program included vocal an"
instrumental m,tSiC. n number OF Nauu''-
yillc stunts. a banquet and dane" I"'
Knights &c Pythian sisters. TaN 'ES"'
is declared to haye been on" OF IN" pest
ever held in .Nd"u2.
Ndcna lodge knights NJ tNt'""N
ono Of the most enthusiastic lodges II
All ohio. and no wher" is tn" FEthiah
rra,crnal spirit Stronger. Nd'na iod+'
j. leader. not only IN frtt"rnal al
fair. hrt N al c.Nic matters OF the
,Cuulur'tv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
5.8 INCHES Of
SNOW FALLS
STORM SATURDAY NIGHT BRINGS
HEAVIEST SNOW OF
THE WINTER.
High wind Drives Snow Into Drifts in
the Country.

According to Miss VI b. Forsythc.
local L, :. government weather observer.
the snowfall Of Saturday night and early
Yesterday morning. was IS inches. the
heaviest of any day this winter. The
IS snowfall is equivalent to As inch
rainfall. D..
The lowest temperature OF Saturday
night was - degrees above zero. nut
Yesterday morning at o'clock the thcr-
momcter showed reading Of 81 degrees
the mercury lowering about that marx
all day.
During the Storm that ragged SATURDAY
night, a strong northcr!y wind dritted
the snow deep in the rural districts. Gov
rring the roads at places with two ieet
OF snow.
In other places. the wind swept the
snow entirely away, leaving no trace
whatever.
When tho sun began shining ycSter-
Iav. the snow down in the valley mcitcd
in many places. but after shutdown last
evening. il again began freezing, and IN
diCations were many sidewalks would
he covered with ice this morning. On
tho hills. very little OF the snow mcItcd
Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
BUYS FLACCUS PLAt1
DR.. VIII Cruss 70 Become Aa1Htscsa<nA
Of Table NscSShtiss.

According to report Of yesterday.
DR., VIII Cruise. prominent local eye sye-
cialist. has taken over the local inter
csts Of the Z. C. Flaccus company o.
this city and eastern Ohio. the. !oSal
plant continuing to operate, specializing
in the making of necessities Of .the,hone
The other two plants Of tho 3compafy.
located at GAINESVILLE and New Pip
delphia have been taken over BY ofAef
interests and will also continuing IN
ther special lines. 49,.
The local establishment Is located at
1912 Water street. and Is part OF ths
building built by the Flaccus interests.
The Flaccus company was .ore1nt1ed
more than 50 years ago, and beEan PM.
ting its products on the mArfet, soon
after and has continued since. to b.
nationwide known company" -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
ATLANTIC CITY EXCURSION
PENNY railroad Announces Trip FOR
Maprch "a.

Announcement was made by Officials
~ the pittsburgh passenger OFFICE o.
IN. Pennsylvania railroad that Spr,
r,sl excursion TO Atlantic NitN. VIII
Ia,vc pittsburgh at $50 o'ctock y. NJ.
on Tho corning Of March -.
THIS ,rlp Will be for period or IN
o.,.. rr,u Tho time leaving until they
rsinrn Asrangcmcnts may he made and
r,r,hc-. in. .rmation secured al tho local
Pennsylvania depot.
excursions Of this nature VIII b" run
all during the summer months although
mis- is tho first OF the season Which
has been announced by any Of the ran
road rompanics In this vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
OUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

,u; 81, this sIpS enclose WIN ~
and neil !. 70 Foley X Co. GSS5 SheT-
field I've. Chicago. III. writing your
name and address clearly. You Will
receive IN return 4 trial package con-
tanning Foleys Honey and Tar COM
Mound for coughs. ~Nlds and Group;
Foley Kidney pills far pains In SIDES
and back: rheumatism backaCn". kidney
and bladder ailments: and Foley tathar-
t.,. Tablets. a wh6icSomc and thoroughly
cleansing cathartjc for constipation.
h!l:ou<rcss. headaches anu sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
D|pHTHERIA VICTIM
Sarah Jane, Little Daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Young Of the Island,
Dies Sunday

Sarah Jane. two and onc-half year
old daughter Of George and Sarah
Young. died at hor parents home. -
virginia slrcc,. Island. al two O'Clock
S7Irdav afternoon. She had been il! will
riptheria only since Friday.
Private funeral services will be held
from the home at two o'clock this after
noon followed by h'''mcnt In Gree
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS PAY
FITTING TRIBUTE To DEAD

w. Campbell. served in the war. but &c"
since his return home.
Following Is the list or those "Ho
were remembered yesterday:
Martin }. Lotus, Capt. \. y. carney
Geo. \. Truschcl, !. Frank Adams
ur. VIM. oates, ora Tigu".
y !. prcgan. Thos NJ. fallon,
T. r.. Durrrnc y. 4. RciStcr.
los. II WritZrl. Peter A. EmiE.
Roy. F'r. Duffy, Winfield Scott.
Thomas Fleming. John WatcrhOuSc,
carl \. Andre. John j. HillcnbTand'
John NJ. EmmCrth, W. H. Chapman
Edward T.. Cannon, James Mckinley,
John e ,;,itsrh. Edward r. Scully,
Fred \. Weaver, g. T.. Bicdcnhaci,
w. r.. Hascnaucr, Glenn .. kurncr,
l.. King. John }. Eh't|
Vincent StcnGcr. EdW. j. stanton
Edward i. Hughes. Gee" '. l.aurr'"'
l.. G. RiggS. Il. i. bouGhc''A'
i. {. EdmundS, &. \ Cooper
j. Adam Hess. Michael j. pH'i!'
H. w Campbell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
oprr NEW sALEsRooM.

Tho McGraW M0tor coMPHNE I'd "u
,onnccd tho opening Of It's now sales
room at Tenth and Main StrrctS. rrom
,T rnraI SECTIONS Out-thc-Pike VIII ~
%a, hv ". s. Belmont: North Wheel
inr and up-thc-rivcr by II. y. shcprard;
n.rI,,nod bv r. G. voltz. and Wheeling
nv II r. Maurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
HOLIDAY HOURS
At the v Wheeling Postoffcs, February az
1871. washiugtons Birthday.

The main office and the Elm Grove
and Ben wood branch Offices willbeclosfd
all day. There will be no deliveries by
either city or rural carriers. The usual
holiday collections will be made IN the
business district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

FL Dorado. Ark. Is attracting
crent deal OF attention because OF the
bic oil find there. following the dis
covcry OF gas In great quantities. Inc
photograph shows the first Of the sue
cessful oil wells. which Is now pro-
-ducing 5000 barrels a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
DEACON DUBBS"
1 RURAL COMEDY DRAMA IN
THREE ACTS UNDER AUS
PICES OF THE Y. p. C.. q.
Roney's Point United Presbyterian
Church, Friday Evening, Femru-
airy as, 1921.
Synopsis.

Act June. \ sale.
Act II-August. \ Wedding.
Act III--A Year Later, y Husk.ns
Bee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

Among the new Voiles daily arriving
has come a splendid quality which we Put
chased especially to sell for 49c yard.
LovclicSt Scrpentine and Lingerie Cot
ton Crepes in plain colors and fancics are offer
ed at only SOC yard
Plain coIored and fancy printed Flax
ons are surpassed in their beauty OF weave and
design only by the attractiycncSs Of price
45c yard
Peter ThompSonS, Pure Linen, 3G-lnch
width. in fast color navy and cadet is selling at
1.15 yard
The new Dress Linens-non-crUsh and
Belgian-45 inches+-in good color range:
priced only 1.4o and I.OO YARD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

wasrincton'S Birthday Special hcr-
~ Ice uatchet Center Brick, l--I'h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21

lily VAR SAVINGS sTAMls--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
Prices Reach The Lowest 1921 1sveis!

The finest grades of Silk and Cotton
Poplin, So inches, axe now back to prc-war
price 100 yard
Sturdy Ginghams from the finest Amer
lean and foreign looms arc here in the finest
display ever shown Wheeling people. An I'M
limited choice of grades and patterns, priced
moderately at 22c up to 1.15 yard
Egvptian Tissue is beautiful woven
fabric (n6t printed) in prcttiest plaidS checks
and stripes; sc inches wide; good value
95c yard
The new Riddle Cloths and GalatcaS
for childrcn's wear come in plain colorS, and
neat and fancy stripes. They arc priced low
SOC yard
Main Floor
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
24 COMPANIES
 ARE INDICTED
Gnnd Jury Gets After Delinquent Gamers for Non-paymeut of
 1920 Taxes

Aluka rsh canning companies to che number of 2i were indicted by Che, recent grand jury for Che nou- nsymont of taxes for tbc yoar 1920. complaints having been drawn and nu, before ttc grand jury by q. s. Attorney "A c sboup These are iu- euIcd .u One so.re. indictments re- turned just previous to adjourn mont Of Che grand iuu rumoH of which seore. indictments had Che cf- fee. of keeping 70 number or Che prominent local boolesres on Ono barbeI wire leucc ol anxiety for a few days and until .t became known that It vas Che camer and not themselves involved Among Che companies indicted are Che follow us
 Elmer R strand Straits Packing Company suu CoIuson Packing Company Standard Salmon Packers. nr. Southern AasEa Canning Conn nany Petersburg Packing Company Olympic Fisheries Company North. cru Packing Company Mutual Pack- ing Company Hood Bay Packing Company Hidden Inlet Canning Co.,. Columbia salmon Company Cape r,I..t.... r....r... nnrIn.rr Unrn. cIa.re Packing Company. Fc Barnes Company AuA Bay salmon Canning Company American Packing com- nauy mc. Alaska salmon and Her. ring Packers Naska Fisheries Com nauy and pav'o' Hwbor Packing Company.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
GAMBLING ON
 THE TOBOGGAN
No Moure Throwing of Bucks in Center of Table or Cutters"
 Running Wild

United States Marshal George D. Beaumont issued two edicts Thurs day afternoon that were brief but comprehensive They are as follows:
 Open gambling must stop.
 Minors must not frequent pool rooms.
 Marshal Beaumont appreciates he mct that che suppression of gambling is difficult task-that vhcre two or more arc gathered to- sc.hcr it is possible to take a chance with the goddess Luck-but it is his intention to not only reduce gamD- liur to a minimum but to abolish it entirely or latc there have been numerous reports of trips to Jer- icho" where thieves bcsct Che byway and it is to make it unpleasant for those who lay ior easy marks that Che ban hos bece put on gambling for money
 Also thero has been considerable complaint Of young boys visiting Che pool rooms and Marshal Beaumont decided that Che best way Go remedy existing conditions is to nt the lid to keep out thc youthful and caliow of Che community.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
CHIEF HAS NEW TOY

Inspector of Boilers John New marker returned from a short yaca- uon on Che Spokane Che fore part Of week and. os intmatod by somo of his friends when ho lcft. he did not return alone. But what he brought back with him win not cost him any- thing for Easter hats. ll won't wear 'cm. What Che Chief brought with him is am Oldsmob.le roadster just ono lonesome so1t that he says can climb any Of thc mountains in this locality without going into 'low. If tho weather permits and ho mau- ages to keep out of hospitals tho Chief c-pects to have lots Of pleas uro in mastering Che port and star- board signs and signals Of tho roads as they apply to steering cor.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
IN MEMORY OF
 THE DEPARTED

Upward Of 125 Elks. members of Juneau Lodge No. 42O and visiting Elks. participated in Che beautiful and impressive memorial services Of the order at Elks' Hall Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock when. intcrsperscd with beautiful music, the rites of the order for the solemn occasion were observed
 The address Of the occasion. ablc and interesting. was made by Mayor R. E. Robertson. who Is a Past EN- alted Ruler Of the Juneau lodge of Elks Special features Of Che pro- gram were @ violin solo by w. D.. NoweH and vocal solo by Miss Connie Martin, both being accom- panied by Miss Hahn. pianist The large hall was crowded. m stly wiih members of Elks' families.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
EDUCATION WEEK
 DULY OBSERVED
Several Interesting Addresses Deliv cred Before Pupils of
 Public School

A number of interesting and ina strucIye addresses have been deliy- cred this week before pupils ot Che schools all over Che Territory this being what was designated "Educa- uon Week" throughout America. am ovation to education started by Tho American Legion
 In Juneau Che pupils teachers and others privileged Go hear Che several tslks made before Cine school have been especially favored. On Mon day Superintendent Lanz addressed Che school and explained Che object and purpose of Education Week. Tuesday Col J. c. Cotwals gave a splendid address on matters educo- uonal. followed by Clerk of Court J n. Dunn on Wednesday, Charles Hawkcsworth of tho Federal Bureau of Education on Thursday and Moi. George D. Beaumont on Friday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-12-10
OLD CUSTOM TO
 BE RESTORED White House to Be Thrown Wide Open to New Years Callers
 as in Days of Tore

Tho whole country applauds th, ! decision of President and Mrs. Harding to restore Che old nractIc, Of holding a New Ycar's reception lat ho White House. Tho Now Years reception was au event long cstab. |lshed by custom and upheld by cv- |cr president down to Che adminis- ! uauon of President Wilson u tho Icxocuuvo mansion. During thc icleht years Of President Wilson's in- ! |cumbcncy mo New Ycms reception
 was held.
 Standing for several hours and shaking hands w.th some 10000 people who wait n line for an op- portuniy to meet and greet hc Chief Executive is not an oasy ask says on exchange. but President Harding finds it a pleasant one. Ho .ukos to meet people .and Che large humber ol callers at Che White House since ho has been Its occupant demonstrates Chat tho people like to meet him.
 Tho announcement that tho New Yoar's reception win bc resumed Is important not merely htoauso it win afford opportunity for a large number of people to meet Che prca- dcnt, but because it ls significant of change of attitude ou Che part of Che Chief Executive toward thc
 people President Wilson adopted a policy of czclusIyenos and isoIa- uon. Hc not only did mot meet Che public generally. but invited few people Of prominence to meet him at his office and confer regarding puh- lie welfare His was a ono.man ad- miu.sraion
 Mr. Harding not only meets large numbers of people for Che mere per- aonal pleasure Of making w oc- lumullnDc. nul nc iIrp grants hI'D- Ial audiences to % great many mon of importance iu thcir local commu- mites. who can and do advise him TO- eardIug Che condition Of business and Che needs of Che people in an
 industrial and social way.
 During a period of eight yclH we had am administration that boastci Of democracy but practIcod autoe-
 acy We now havo In the White House am administration that makes no boast of being close to Che people but which is. iu foct constantly and Intimately In touch witch public opinion. Fix.