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The New York herald., 1921-08-21
FRANCE REDUCES DEBT.

Offerings of French Treasury bills in
the New York market by J. p. Morgan
e. Co. which have amounted to as much
as s0.000.000 francs In q single week
have ceased. according to cables from
Paris. which etate that all French
Treasury bills have been withdrawn
from the New York market. That with
drawal conforms to the French policy in
general Of reducing external indebted
ppqq
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
DEPRESSION INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 20.-A preliminary
report Of it's investigation into agricul-
tural depression Will be made within the
next thirty days by the joint Congress
sional commission, Representative An
derson (Minn.). its chairman. announced
to-day a final report as 70 causes of
tho depression and suggesting rcned 81
therefor will be made December 1, ha
rpfl
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

Well and long established firm,
members of The New York Stock
Exchange, can offer member of
The New York Stock Exchange
private office and excellent clear
snce facilities, with the added
advantage Of floor business which
they are unable to handle. Kind
Iy address in strict confidence
= 622 New York Herald. $50
EgcUdwsy.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
OMAHA PARK BoNDs OFFERED.

II. l.. Allen & Co. are offering $780,
900 of atty Of Omaha So per cent. park
bonds at 1913 to yield 5.35 per cent
They are legal investment for savings
banks and trust funds In New York.
New -s.-cy. Pennsylvania and all New
England states
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20.
CALL MONEY FOR THE WEEK.
TIME LOANS.

TIME LOANS.
Mixed collateral, 60 to 80 days - @
Mixed collateral, 10 months ,.... @
Industrials, so to 90 days ..........
Industrials, 10 months ...........
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
Best names. 10 @ months - 6nsik
Othcr names, TO months. ........ 6d8k
DISCOUNT RATES, RESERVE BANK.
Commercial paper. .15 days, 5h 60 20 90
days, 5M; Liberty bonds and Victory notes,
- days. 5h: 10 TO 30 days, 5M; bankers
acceptances, 10 TO 90 days, 5ik
'Fixed July q. Previous rate. 6, fixed
June 13.
OPEN MARKET RATES.
Prime eligible ncceptanccs on call, q: re-
discount at Reserve Banks 60 to 90 DAYS
5isM5: non-menlbcr and private bankers
eligible, 60 TO 20 days. 54m5, non-cligible
60 10 90 days. 5N@5ls.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Clearing House exchanges, s507. 700 600.
balances, &5i 900, 900. Federal Reserve credit
balance. s3s 10000
SILVER MARKET.
official bar silver IN Now York. domestic
00hc. an ounce, unchanged: foreign gf7tc
off hc.: London. 3shd.. OFF I'd: Mexican
dollars, i7tAc., off ikc.
The range OF silver prices this year:
London ..... 42t1d. Jan. 3 3O9Sd March X
New York 6sMc. Jan. 52ssc. March 0
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
LIRA ON DOLLAR BASIS.
RI ,be Assoeioted pyess

BIZ the Associated Press.
ROME, Aug. 20-The Ministry Of Com
merce announced to-day that hereafter
the gold dollar would replace the pound
sterling as tho standard on which the
italian gold Ira would be based.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

The July. 1921. edition of the New
York Stock Exchange Directory is
resdy for distribution and may be OBJ
tanned at the Office OF the secretary on
presentation of an order bearing the
signature of a member or his firm.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
CUSTOMERS MAN
WANTED

LARGE CONSOLIDATED STOCK Ex-
CHANGE HOUSE DOING STRICTLY
COMMISSION BUSINESS IN THE
LISTED STOCKS HAVE AN OPENING
FOR ONE OR TWO CUSTOMERS MEN
WITH CLIENTELE. EXCELLENT 0P-
PORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT MAN.
APPLICATIONS STRICTLY CONFIDEN-
DENTAL. LIBERAL SALARY. AD-
DRESS XL 20, BOX 20, CARE MET. ADV.
CO., 100 LIBERTY ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
ans. Texas and Mexico

The New Orleans, Texas and Mexico
Railway Companies. per cent. non
cumulative income gold bonds. series A,
due in 1895, on which interest due for
six months ended June 30 will be paid
on October / will be quoted ex-interest
of 212 per cent. on October !.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

ccio Dcspatch to Tm Nrw fIrnip
Bureau
C.
a 0 Augu.t
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
EAR EAST.
SnrTH AMERICA
CANADA

New York funds IN Montreal, S11G.25 pre-
MUM per 81 .oC0. Montreal funds In New
York. 500 62 discount per $1,000.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
GERMAN BANK STATEMENT.

BERLIN, Aug. 2O.--The statement OF
the Imperial Bank OF Germany as OF
August is shows the following changes !.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

John Macfadyean, formerly vice-preeident
Of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company
and of the John -. WHY'S enterprises. has
purchased q scat on the Consolidated Stock
Exchange for $1,000, tho hiehest prire paid
for reat or that exchange. He will con-
duct general brokerage at 227 Fulton street.
The Jones Brothers Tor Company, Inc. re-
porte atore saica A. fall9wgs
1871 tncg 4; fscp
.Iulv .....4.....ef ef,tfT 90 NI." gT.r2
Year TO dasc..... 9,gT4,s5l il.1yU,0y9 lJ.4.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
STOCK EXCHANGE NEWS.

Change in firm: Mackubin, Goodrich
& Co.. effective on August Is. Awhile
Eager, admitted.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

Branch offices: Taylor. Bates & Co.
Hotel Belmont, discontinued; new, Al
East Forty-second street John Nash
Kirby, manager, and ]. S. Bache & Co,
Dixon, H.. discontinued, and Pontiac,
ILL.,, discontinued.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
Dividends.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
a, s2..................... Aug. 81 Sept. 80
Northern Texas Electric
Co, a. s2.................Au Aug. 90 Sept. /
Northern Texas Electric
Co, pf, s-a, S3...... Aug. 20 Sept.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
SATURDAY. AUGUST 20. 1872

1921.
Year to date Observation-Disclosures 107,210924
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

1920. 1919.
194.7SO,1 ITO
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

shlnG u.s Treasury ~ Juis are inen,ded,
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

ing ionsei credits.
The New York herald., 1921-08-21

recorded line
at outside Of the regular lot
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

men? and duoS Ii" particular head II
the Republican party think for on"
moment that tn" Negro men and wo-
men OF Virginia ar" going to stand for
such treatment az this? If SO he Is IN
for one rude awakening. 'rhc Ncgroc..
ct this Sta q would not stand for III,
auchi Wm"nt from the Democrats j."
party without Il fi2ht which they ii /
not r"linQuish till the supreme Cour.
uf tn" Uni cd States had dccid, 1
:; Gain>t them and if they did that then
certainty Il gang OF political pirates
caliin" themselves Republicans can
not expect 10 fare any bet cr.
1t may be that gentlemen are think
inc that hr"1u.c political fights cost
money tia the Negro viii not fight
we'll. h" spent moro than $4,000 ~
th" fight ahOy" mentioned and he ran
Spend ju.t ~ much more To demon
$trHt"+to AL tn" world that no man can
enter hi> hprl:." and bind him without
Il Strucc'": that 30 mar shall cicrr
him from his own premises without
givln" voice to his resentment.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

Though h" was Target for
thmty.tWo calihrr bullet, tH3t iut!:yt
ed a wound the Length OF hi~ breast
Just above the h -. fircl at u r;'n2r
that left powder marks on his cloth
ing Walter Winston. co'orcl. COZ
North st. James street uf ,r being
treated by physicians oi the Virgin
ia Hospital at Second Police Station
yesterday WAS able to walk innid,I 4
to his home an { appeared none the
worse FOL his in reception OF the mis-
size
The shooting occurred at Second
and Leigh streets shortly after 6
o'clock. Police found the man a few
minutca later lying in the street near
the scene and arrested Albert Harris
9l0 s.. Peter street but a short dis
tancc away. He was charged With the
shooting. He was released on $500
bail for appearance in Police Court
this morning.
winston was held after being treat
ed for his wounds on charges of threat
cning the life Of Harris. and carry
concealed weapons.
Richmon1, Va, Times -Dispatch)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

Til" Il. w. &. Cornell. /. o. 81
Luke cordially invites yru and your
frl"ndS 10 Witness, ii the City Audi
Ir.um. Wednesday evening AuguSr
Il, 1872 the Historic Spectacular
fA&'ant, cN"mplfying the or@aniza-
Il al from it's birth % the present dav
hundreds Of characters. appro-
prlatc!E goWn"d, correctly and decor
nSly .evolutionizing the life Of the
order IN music, song and notion
SoloiS;S, Miss Fannie Burwcll
Mc>dam"S Maudlcna Johnson. Mil
dr"d y. Cross, Mrs. Louise II. Dcauc
Pianist. Musical numbers also con
tribut"d by Municipal Brass and Reed
Band and tie Sabbath Glcc Club
thrnugh courtesy Of these manage
mcntS.
DR.. Q. w. Moonc. reader for the
occasion. This powerful. mclodious
voice guarantees that all may hear
and follow the presentation you
are invited.
Maggie l.. Walker, Secretary
Treasurer; Lillian H.. Payne, Direc
treSs.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
NOT POWER ENOUGH

The President of the United States
rs WAS once said hy Lincoln. has erna:
power. but he hHS not power sufficient
10 COMPEL the Negroes OF this State Ia
support II ticket which they have had
no part in selecting. l. may he t"ll,,
that the whit" people OF NirGinIa owl.
nln"lE iiN" per cent Of the property
ANA pos "SS ninety iiv" per cent of
the Intelligence but hat is no reason
why about ten per cent Of the whit"
people should politically control one
hundred per cent Of the black people.
unl"S~ the on" hundred per cent are
either idio'S or fools.
Tn" NEGRO has no objection TO fail
inc into tn" ranks bchind white lc: |
crShip' hut he thinks he commits no
"rim" by a'1tiu". who mad" The ,r>&-
ont So-cAllcd "whito leadership" in
Virginia and whcrr are they lcadm2
AMI whom. 1t iS no GOOD To he n "Cni.
Gn"l Without y rcrimcnt
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BN THE
FIRST DlSrRICT KEptRlI
CANS IN CONGRESS-

Whereas. II. Gle rrlnu' i,"ia'.li an
state Convc I,'pl h"'d i. N"r trlk llc
party organization rs recognized ny
National administrators Wrni upt II
record prohibit ing tl2 partiriplt."ns
Of certain regularly cl"crd tolorc'i
delegates in the deliberations of Tic
Convention. and moreover. adopted Il
plank in the PLATFORM of the RrpuOii
can Party. in the state of Nirginir.
which declares for th" rlimina ION 0i
Negro Republicans from participating
in any respect in the party councils g.
caucasus: rcpudiatinE lonG->tandinr
principles OF the Rcpblican Party as
originally organized. and disavowm&
doctrines of Democracy ANA nlm2n
rights.
BE il re- olvcd. ID THAT 'hc confer
cncc Of Republicans OF the First Co"
GrcS>ional District Of Virginia this
day assembled do place themselves NJ
on record rs dcplorinC and dcnouca
ing as unfair and unwarrantcd thu
actions Of said Convention and rc%i#
ter our most solemn and indignant
protest:
Resolved, (2.) That We hclicvc the
events rs they transpircd at the Re
rGblican State Convention evolves II
situation which threatens the Sccur'-
~ of our civil. political and human
riHatS. and call fer the serious cn,.
$!duration of tho best leadership q!
the race in the State, representatives
rf ministry. labor element. the farm.
CrS the business: and professional in
tcrr'i and leaders in our political act
jVi:iCS and TO the end that all phases
ol this great human question may hr
fullr discussed and lclihcratcl uron
and Il c0nStructiv" program for the 50
ntion Of il may he promulpatcd
'}1 i resolved third, (3.) That it iq
the sentiment Of the confcrcn ,r that
conference OF afCrc mentioned
representatives of the race he called
TO meet in Richmond or such place
rs may he later determined.
These resolutions wcrc drafted BY.
II. u. BANKS.
4. ID. MANNING.
DIR. S. A. THOMAS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
IN NIINiOiiAM.

In sad but loving memory OF oar
dear wife. and daughter, Mrs. Alice
Edwards Moore, who fell asleep III
Jesus, one year ago. August 18th,
1920.
One year ago today.
Our darling daughter pas cd away.
In Jesus arms She fell asleep
And left her loved ones here to weep
Called in the hloCm o. w0man-hooi
just in the midst OF life.
Away from this world Of sorrow,
To Il lend whore all is bright.
Jesus. dear Jesus. while our hearts
vet arc hlccdin"
Over the Sor"o" that 1""th has won
OH help ue ~ tho silent NOM ant.
Calmly sAv "hv will 10 done.
Her dovntcd hu"h"nd.
ARMISTFAD NOORE.
IlIr parrutS
REV TucH tRD EDWARDS
MRS. ~ TCH v EDWARDS
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

ne citations YOU 50 glcriully puu
HNh are a% tamIl!ur to the President
ana his advisers and to all bar.
l'T.d"rS rs they are to H. ul ,hc hl, 4
ana 'olorcd race, who once hcliri,u
IN ih"lr potency and efficacy rs La.
ana mat al! that WaS necessary ~.
make them active and effective ~
lhcir appii 'ation as law in Scrurlu..
10 us ,hc benefit they guarantee Mt3
|" quot" them il St,nturiun toup; rruu
inc fo"(rum Gr .'rc ! II II to IL .rnnt
men KNOW that We knew our rights
ana dared TO demand them. IInw YOU
ana |, are know Spring Chickcus a,u
we both have memories rNtcn,ling Iack
Tor at least 40 years Can YOU recall.
cannot, single instance. where TIA,
principles cnunicu;cd in the Dcclatn.
ton OF independence have been hon
N>tiN interpreted and applied tc all
citizens alike. regardless OF color q.
condition? Now. hunr-t iniun. JOAN.
Toss MP. II You know, tell i.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
MfS. JOHNSON PASSES AWAY

The funeral of Mrs. Martha John
=" II 81 ,? Petersburg Turnpike took
pIac" laSt sunday from the First
Baptist Church of South Richmond
Rev. Thomas Smith oniciatrd in the
abSencc on the pastor. Mrs. John
S"n died very unexpectedly Thursday
morning and deep sympathy i$ eX-
pressed for the family throughout
the city.
MrS. r. y. Patterson Of New York
arrived in The csv 10 attend the
funeral.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
TITLE CALIMRE BOUT

Neither Johnny nor his challenger,
George Robinson will need any intro
duction.
Both are known TO the fans from
numerous performances here ana
about the circuit, while .hc press has
given the fight and its details ecncr
ou% space. The men wound up thor
training yesterday and reports from
both camps arc that he warriors are
right and Will hc able to make the
weight. l5S pounds. at 3 O'Clock to-
day. With more than six hours he
tween weighing i'm and ring time both
should come inside hc ropes tonieh,
in trim 20 so the entire route with,
CONTINUED on Fourth Page)
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
CARRIE JANE. SUTTON. NJ. y.

Miss Carrie Jane %ut ON. the ;.ctuli-
pliSh,I ulau@htrr o. Prof Samu,i :.
Sutton OF san Antonio T,Nns ':a, lin
al y completed her medical course NJ
tn" Medical Department of liowat d
University and served one year rs an
inferno at Frrcman'S Hospital and aft.
- Il short visit here left for San An.
tonic, Texts. Her parents desire he,
to practice medicine there. Her career
has been II mos. successful one. Sn"
graduated from DnuglaS High School
May 1911 1t tine az" al - yrarS
Shr. entered the College Depart mcnt
OF Howard University. September, 1914
ana after completing the course en-
tered the Medical Department OF How.
ard University in October, 1916. Sko
attended the University Of Pittsburgh
during the Summer OF 1918 and graz
uatcd from Howard Medical Depart
mcnt in June. 1920 She prefers prn
'icing in Ohio. but the indications ar.
that she wi! serve her own people for
Il time, before going elsewhere. she
is Il brilliant scholar winning Il $vho,.
arShip. which carried with ii hipr
honor.
Prof. Sutton WAS born here aud
taught in he Public Schools of Rich.
mnnd several years. He i Il graui
ate OF the Richllund lIi@h and Norm.
III school. but has been principal T..
the school in san An onio for mere
than thirty years. Ills %i%trs. Miss
Mary Sutton ha.; gone to san AntunlJ
TrNdS To $prl the remainder OF nc:
days with him.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
REV. J. II. BlNFORD'S TWENTY
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
Great and Grand Times at Mt. Olive
baptist Church.

The Nit. Olive Bap,i I Church, ,,i
low Tavern. llcnrico Co. Va. had
grand meeting on the orc1sion al IL"
fIty. fourth anniversary OF the 'hurt'l
and the tWcnty-iiith anniversary .,
the pastor. Rev. j. II. Bmiord. -. -
Ju.E 2i-29, 1921. Rcv. l}iniord has uo1.,
Il grva', and grand work With aHd tor
th" church and the community. Ga
July -, he preached one ol the @rhnl
cSl sermons OF his life. TIL" man"
friends from the city and other ,ouu
ties declared that they Thought they
had heard Dr. Biniord preach. ml
on this occasion he seemed . ne ca.
rcL of in the spirit as WAS III" Ap"S,
tie John. when on the Isle OF i'atmo~.
At / i. NJ. our own DR.. l.. ID. Lewis
preached the Annual sermon. and no
one could discern amy amsict;"n. tol
hr was rs powerful and strong IN
voice Il. he WAS ten year a@n. 1t
seemed tha' Heaven and earth i,ad
mct with ;:,ory >Ln Ling ~ 2rr,nI
himself. and one of our brethren
touched him and said "D', ,ct down Il
little" hut he said, Just Il minute
more" and oil to Glory he waa @onc
again.
He stated hat the rra on DR.. Bir
ford had Staid with the Nj. Olive
Church WAS hccauy" the people hru
been touched with grace Ills text
WAS Isl Samuel, 1926: \ band whose
hearts God had touched. And q itow
DR.. Lewis did preach. 1t seemed that
it was unnatural, knowing his aitlct
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
EDITOR MITCHELL s
TRAVELS

| failed 10 state that DR.. t.. K.
Jefferson was ahsulu ely ut home with
Attorney u. T.. Crawford and others
of the "Gond-timc crowd. On 1his,
trip. he needed medical attention soy
cral times at the hands of his as<,.
riat"S. although - all appearances :.
h" WAS. in the bet of health We had
visited the Boston Common. the \ .
tuckS Monument and had pa rrl tn"
StH'c Capital. But ! saw an announce.
mcnt Of Il prize fight and | mildly
called the attention of my aSSoriatcS
30 this unusual fstir c,t 'utru;cr Gus
on tho FROM TN" inio 'nla;lun We.
readily ohtainablc. .Jol,niI. wilson.
white. the middlc-woicht rhnnnion uf
the world was 10 defend .hlt ti:ic that
night in a bout with George Robinson
colorcd. had read an ar"ount If tn"
affair in the morning paDc"S and the
Sign brought the affair 20 mimi.
Middlc-wcigh, history was dr~cr ib.
ed rs follows:
1SG7-Tittlc claimed by Tommy
Chandler. who defeated Dooncy lIa,-
riS, 23 rounds $4,000 a side, bare
knucklcS.
lS6S--Titlc claimed by Gcor"r
Rookie. who lost % Mike Donovan.
lS7i-Mikc Donovan champion unti
1882. when title lapscd.
lSSi-C Claimed by Jack Dempsey
and defended by him until 1890
when he was Knocked out bv Gcorro
l'ablanche, known as the "Nlarine." :"
lSS9-Gcorge LaBlanchr claimed
In,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
BLACK Billy SUNDAY HERE,

Evangelist C. p. ivon, ln;t"r
Evangelist G.. =. Dixon. better
known "p Black Billy Sunday will
preach at Hood Temple Churra,
Adams and Clay streets, Sunday. Au",
Lst II. 1921, afternoon and night. TEo
public is invited.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
WANTS. TO ADOPT LITTLE GIR!.

Would like to adopt little girl o.
lhiec or lour years of age Able t.
CIV" her nice comfortable home ana
Il good education. viii Great her as my
avn cLild. AuE one Interested cuu
writ" Mrs. Eta Houston. Schcllbur:,,
Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Williams
r"uur#l In" honor OF your presence
II" ,Ii" MARI age of Their daughter
= tl;t1 +, "i>". to MIR. james II
HH'E"h on HE morning Of AUGUST
IN" 2oth. l92l. at | r'clock l02
West DuEal Street. edmond. Va.
Reception fol ows immcdiato'y
Friends "nyjtcd. 30 cards.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1921-08-13
THE PIE COCNTE.R.

IN" NEGRO has been fal]in" behind
white l"ad"r%hip since 1865 aud where
has ii lead him? Il any white leader
snip behind which the \n-
Gr" has fallen in In" South has ,-rc,
don" him farthim"'" worth Of uooH
then have read all my books in van.
Thc Iact is that. thr "whitc Icadrr-
snip has been 50 busy. every &imo
thcr" Wa> changc from a Dcmocra.-
lc to Republican administration,
Fighting over Post Ofticc; and District
NttorhcyShipH and Marahalships ana
any other political crumbs that h,r.
pen /" ne lying around loose, that
Whi'' I"adrrS was only exhibited in
'n' c'l"rItE al IA" marches to the
pie counter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18
Liner France In With
LOSS After Rough Trip
John X. Clark, Back From
Paris. Predicts Victory
for Curran Forces

The French liner France arrived here
yesterday from Havre after an un-
usually unpleasant trip for this season.
She passed through two heavy gales
on the run across which kicked UP
high seas and contributed generally to
the discomfort of the 1,055 passengers
aboard.
Among the saloon travellers was
Jonn kirkland Clark, who, while
abroad, won the Republican nomina-
tion Tor District Attorney. Mr. Clark
was advised by radio of his selection
1t the primaries
aorces will win at the election" he
Lewis Stuyvesant CHAMBER, former
lieutenant Governor Of New York, re-
turned on the France, accompanied by
ms ~ bride, who before her marriage to
Mr. Cnanler in Paris in May was Mrs.
sulla L. Bernhard
NINE Frances Aida, who had been
abroad on her annual summer trip to
Europe. returned TO prepare for her
concert tour, which wiz be ended by
she opening of the Metropolitan Opera
Company.
v Among others on board were Nine.
Nv nses.e Guilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. George
"lckersham, Eugene Ysaye. the
peig'an ylollnis. and conductor: Misc
Aaenryn Lee, an American soprano who
nus been singing iu Paris; Mrs. Robert
ooacon, Professor Charles D. Hazen
Joseph. o '1iiiiie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18
Women Crushed to Death
by Grand Central Train
Ilerk, in Trying to Save Time.
1t Is Believed, Falls Be-
tween Two Cars

ance c. Flaherty, thirty-eight years
M ~ clerk in the employ Of the viii
w n !. Burns Detective Agency, Wool
bv Ssn buIiding, was killed YESTERDAY
levsl tram on track 112 of the lover
M OF III, me Grand Central Terminal.
At scsrh raanerty came from her home
sssaensd the Grand centra, ~ T an inas
e s."ortiy after 8 a. ma ~Tos.rs g Una. .;.'l
~ eya = believed, Miss Flahertv' stannad
NM NH 20 train on the ADJOINING rat AZ
ma, .s sne was on the platform of th;s
fh~n,-is began to move and shn .was
ernsh between the two cars md
ssaed TO death. 1Aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-09-18

4 Jet Trimmed
Pocketbook
has heard that jet is the thin
for Autumn and Winter, an
decides to be in Fashion, too.
The purse itself is of silk MORE
with border of jet on tn
front, and the usual
compartments inside. Z4.0a
Street Floor
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-02-01
A Splendid Days Work

Every citizen of Madison county
who unselfshly looks to the future,
will be glad of the action that the
Fiscal Court took in voting to accept
state and federal aid for the rebuild
ing of the Richmond and Lexington
pike The usual of the old road and
bridge bonds will defray the major
portion of the county's minor part of
the expense. To have failed to ac-
cept the almost 100000 which the
state and federal governments offered
would have been almost unthinkable.
If Madison ever was to make start
on good roads this was the time. The
who looked at it in that
light and County Judge Price deserve
the sincerest commentator of every
one. Their work will live long after
them and future generations will rise
up and call them blessed.