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New Britain herald., 1921-04-16
6SAVES HER CHILD

(44XtBch to Rescue Him snrr Later. Glvc- nisth to An atsia son.
 4Alnr. N. Y.. April is.---Mrs. trlinx. farmers wffa. who kY f~~pcuod her tB months old tr1&4 from n deep we'll into
 4d fallon. early today gave mother son. The attending fepucd tho conventional bull
 h mother and child wers
 yesterdays rescue, Mrs.
 ed her own lie. for she 4<k sher way down walls of 61e that were treacherously After cfifp ping back with 6 *clinnng to her neck, she &ffp Into the house. bathed him to he'd.
 1Ar called her physician.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-16
NEW LYCEUM MANAGER
Edward Regula, Employe at Theater for Past Six Years Appointed Manager by Lyceum Amusement Company.

Edward Regula of this city has been appointed manager of the Lyceum theater by the Lyceum Amusement company and will officially begin his duties with full control of the theater tomorrow evening. MT. Regula has been working at the theater for the past six years. He will now fill the posi- tion formerly held by Benjamin Salvini.
 Mir. Regula began working at the Lyceum theater when it was managed by T. J. Lynch. At that time he acted as usher.. With the resignation of Mir. Salvini the corporation decided on giv- ing him the full control of the house.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-16
sio,ooO LIQUOR LOSS
Stamford Warehouse Proprietor Nota- fles Police of Theft of 100 Cases of Whiskey.

Stamford, April 16.-Theft of 100 cases of whiskey valued at S100 0 case. was the complaint mnde to the police to- day. in behalf of Leonard Di Sessa of Manhattan street, who has a store house. 1t was stated that Di Sessa has considerable liquor in the storehous. under a government permit. The whiskey mentioned disappeared during last night sr,
New Britain herald., 1921-04-16
NOON DAY RAID

Sergeant Hart and Patrolman Howicy ', Descend on Main Street Place. S<f,-
 ing Some Vet Goods.
 Sergeant William c. Hart and Pa- trolrnan Parick Howley descended on the place conducted at a92 Main street conducted by John Lawrence at noon today, and seized the contents of a quart botte and the remainder of a ing which the bartender in charge of the place made an attempt to destroy Lawrence was booked for the police c,,,rt n3~k1nx morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
WARRENTON HORSE SHOW
WILL LAST FOR z DAYS
Entry List Large and Leading
Exhibitors to Send
ThorOugllrcds.
Especial to The Times- nisratch.l

"AlsRENToN. VA. Aug 27.--Thc
annual exhibit OF the Warrenton
horse SHOW Association, which vii.
take place August 81 and September
l. promises to he up to tho uyu.,l
nigh mark. for which the Warrcn,vn
morse SHOW has become famous. at
tractinS thousands from the large
hs'''h ccnters as visitors as we'll
as exhibitors from far and near.
The entries number 500. and prom
iHent among the exhibitors are Al
"lhStnn Farm. Warrcnt"n: u. Clay
iialicy, DelaDianc; raymond Belmont.
AlluhichurS; Euckland Hall Farm,
N"kesville: Burnlcirh Farm. Middle
hurE: Canterbury Farm. Warrcnton:
l'r. G. :. Carter. Warrcnton: Captain
u. T. Cole. Fort Mycr. Colonel Har-
ry n. Cootcs Fort Mycr: Miss Kath-
crime DorSi. Warrcnton: Miss Mac
Lee Ferneyhough. Warrcnton: j.
dorsey Forest, Warrcnton: l.. Victor
Froment. warrcnton: Mrs. MAY NJ.
AindduN. Warrentun; Craig McCabc.
Warrcnton: Scott y. Ncsbit. Warren
ton; Miss Charlotte holland. Middle
burg; Major g. $. Patton. Fort NV
cr: +. l.. Redman. MiddlcburG: W. II.
POOL. Warrcnton; Mrs. Allen Potts,
Gordonsville: Captain w. T.. Pride.
Fort Myer: Ridgciia Farm, Warren
'on' NiFcruaIc stables. Charlottes-
Vile: Captain r. J. Sarse. Fort Mycr:
clifton simpson. Round Hiil: Court
land III. Smith. warrcnton; w. :.
Sewers. Warrenton: s. G. ,;lascock.
Warrenton: GoOdstone Stables. Mid
dlcsburS: IL. G.. Groom". warrcuton:
Mitchell Harrison. Sckcsvilic; Home
"ood Stabl,n. Midilcbur.:: Licutcn-
ant NJ. l.. Jones. Fort Mo-: Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian c. Keith warrcnton:
Mrs. Madgc Stokes stone. Warr.nton:
J. NJ. Trapncll. Charleston. w Va:
L. ;. Rcmount station, by Major
stanley Koch. Washington. u. e.,
Herman T.. Gilman, Warrcnton: Cap
tain Whitfield. MiddlchurG; W. r
Wilbur. Warrcnton: Samuel Willct
tNordix Club), Warrcnton: J.. w..
Winmill arrcnton.
The judges are Harry s. Smith.
Worcester. Mass: Edward :. Chase
Eadnor, Penn: John ". McComb
Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
YOUTHFUL TENNIS STARS
FIGHTING FOR TITLE
Matches Are Expected to BE
Completed Before End of
This Week.

With majority OF the matches
completed. the battle for the tennis
championships OF Richmond being
wagcd on the Fairgrounds OF tho
city has reached the stage where IL is
possible TO get a line on the prob
able vic;ors. The championship in
The Junior singles has been deter
mined while the doubles champion
ship in the senior class has reached
the seminal stage. Final matches
i'll all classes will be played this
week. according to announcement
last night by those who have charge
Of the tournament.
Play yesterday was featured by n
match between the doubles teams OF
Highland Park and Barton Heights.
The match was played on the Semi
nary courts. Barton Hciehts. and
proved 10 be thrilling affair. Rud,l
and Lloyd. of barton Heights. de-
fcated iiundlcy and Anderson. OF
Highland Park. The Highland Park
pair won the first set. e.. hut the
second and third sets went To Hudd
and Lloyd, Cd, G-i.
Tomorrow afternoon ut o'clock,
Figg. OF ChimboraZo. and IIundIcy
Of Highland rurk. will meet At High
land Park in the scmiiinals in tn,
seniors singles. Mizcll and Walker
Fulton, will play Hancock and
Jones, South Richmond. at Byrd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
SPORTS
NORTHERN NECK PLANS
EXCITING BASEBALL YEAR
Strong Opposition for Warsaw
Arranged = To Build
New Park.

tHpccial to The Times. Dispa.ch !
liEAIiiSNlLLE. VA. Aug. o7,r
present plans mlteriaiize. there v,i,i
"e some exciting contests in bosn.
""ii III the Northern Neck next s....
son. warsaw has Il strong ,,,u,
uh'cr It's hustlinE manager. KuI,",,
W. ,oGSlns. which is making "A cred.
,'""ic showing against many % M
"cS' amateur teams ia the State.
Warsaw's record is tho cry,, or
many sections OF the Northern %.cl
ahd already there is Il movement cn
root I" "rcst tho laurcls from bor
another season. Baldorson's opossu,n
stunt an kirkwood's fine pitchin,
hold II" terror for some Of our lorni
rams VINO contend that they can pro-
dncc team that viii hold WARSAW. .
feet To the fire.
kilmarn"ck has raised n consi1
cradle amount of money, ana is
planning 10 build IA ball park am. or.
sanize strong team for another
season.
Rccdvillc. too. with many BAH
fans and strong financial backing
expects 20 be In readiness with n rood
team when the 1922 season opens
The kilmarnock Baseball Associs-
ton met recently and the finance
commitie" reported 1925 had been
subscribed. The money will be uscd
To get Il baseball park into shane "a,
an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Colts Meet Truckers
and Builders This Week

Following is the schedule OF
games in the Virginia League for
the week beginning tomorrow and
ending next Saturday:
August 29--Portsmouth at Rich
mond: Tarhoro At suffolk: Nor
folk ut Wilson; Newport News at
Rocky Mount.
August 3G-rortsmouth at Rich
mond: Tarhoro at Suffolk; y ,rfolk
at wilson: Newport News at
Rocky Mount.
August 3l-rortsmouth at Rich
mond: TarbUro at Suffolk: Norfolk
at Wilson: Newport News at
Rocky Mount.
September Richmond at New
port News. Tarboro 1T Ports
mouth: Suffolk at Wilson. Rocky
Mount at Norfolk.
Scpt"mbcr 2-Richmond ut New
port News. rarboro at Ports
mouth: Suffolk 1T Wilson; Rocky
Moun, at Norfnlk
September 3-Richmond at New
News; Tarhoro at Ports
mouth: Suffolk ut Wilson; Rocky
Mount At Norfolk.
Richmond games transferred to
Mayo Island Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
ROGERS HORNsBY BOOSTS
HIS BAT TING 10 POINTS
Star of ST. Louis Nationals Re.
gains Stride-Hailman'
Leads Americans.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Rogers Horns
BY, of ST. Louis. got back into his
batting stride during the last week
boosting his mark Ken points To Al,
He also tied Dave Bancroft. OF tn,
Hah's' Tor The scoring honors. Each
mas registered lci runs for his club
George Kelly. tho hard-hittinc frs
sacker Of the Giants, banged on, two
homers and brought his total for the
season to twenty-five.
Frank Fisch OF the Giants oa,.a
tnree bases 10 his string and now
totals forty-,wo thefts.
me veteran. George Cu,shaw
the runner up to Hornsby for bat,iur
hohors with an average OF $50 wbi,s
I'd konsh, OF Cincinnati. is in third
place with .3is.
Other leading battcrs: Cruise. Ros
.oh' '"i3; Mann, St. Louis. .a,3. yo,r,
New York. .s42.
Babe Ruth is steadily ncor;r ~,
record mark Of ffty-fopr oi,,,,;,
urNes made last year ,rho ~.
lahkee sluggcr smashed M,
louI-piy blows during the last -
eight. " forty
aRe'h also increased his lead as ,
by registering nine ,i,pc.
eisht games, giving him ron
100 taiiies counted for his cImh
oe Is batting in third place anon
@ american League battcrs.
40, me iis' is topped by Harry Hell.
man the hardhittins Detro;t 49,.
he!der, with "A mark of as ~. -,
ranner-up with mark of 40
5. Harris. the neetfoot w,,,,;
Ton inheidcr. failed TO aaI ~ 80
string OF stolen bases durioc, DO
week He has twenty-five ,horts
other leading battcrs: SlsIor :,
LOUIS. SOC: Tohin. St Louis. .ss5.
speaker. Cleveland, 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
RICHMOND BOYS WILL MAKE RID
FOR PLACES ON VIRGINIA ELEVEN
hlrk Parrish, Dunn, Witt and Others to Try for Team
Many Letter Men i'll School-Practice
Starts September 5.
tspccial to Tic Times p!spa,ch /

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
HnA Ri.oTfESVILLE. VA, Aug -.
-hichmond Will he well represented
'h NirGinia's Gridir"n this fan.
Dunn and witt. OF last y.o-..:
varsity: Kirk Parrish. who made viz
i''h'a 3 only touchdown against Y II
l.. ana Archie Harris, 81 las, wears
All are looked to for great
'hinGs this season.
From present prospects virr;ri,
| "uEht To tara out a team thai viii
"rihG results. Fourteen and p.rbnps
S'N'een letter men will answer
coach Warrcn's call on September :.
lh auuition to wealth OF suund and
freshmen material. Many OF tn. men
nave been Keeping I'm training in
summer camps and should come bncI,
III The best OF condition
NirEinia's 1921 football schedule is
u, espccial interest, due to several
changes. Harvard is replaced hy
princeton, the game bcin:. the first
one staged between the two schools
In this sport since ISaS. Davidson
replaces William and Mary. while
itichmond College is met in place Of
iNahuoiph- Macon. on October s. Eir-
s'nia meets Washington team in
football for the first time since The
old Georgetown series ended in 1914.
Her opponent is George Washington
University.
Interest OF coaches. alumni. team
and student body is focused upon tho
game TO be played between the
Orange and Blue and the University
of West Virginia. This contest will
te played at Lambeth Field. Novcrn-
Der IL. and is the biggest home game
Of the year. When til" teams take
he field II Will be tho second time in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
MAJOR LEAGUE STARS
TO PLAY WINTER BALL
Hornsby, Holman, Sislcr and
Maranvillc Will Manage
Teams in California.
IBy Assoc!atcd Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. PA, Aug o7
ihe coming winter will he an impor-
'hht one for baseball circles II uInue
Tor four-club circuit in calirnrni,
and n trip to South America ,rc oar
ricd through.
rms pan was made known here
today BY members OF the Cincinnu,
league club. OF which two member.
VIII play in the California League
TWO clubs are To he ORGANIZED In
both san Francisco ana Los Angeles
ana each Of these clubs may usc four
major league players.
Rogers liornsry. of the st. I,or;s
National League club and Harry
Hcilman. Of the Detroit team. will
manage the two San Francisco clubs.
while George Sislcr. Of the st. Louis
browns. and Rabbit MaranvilIe. nt
me Pttsburgh Pirates. are to pilot
the Los Angeles outfits, according tn
Information obtained from playcra
here.
The California season IL to cover
ten weeks. during which seventy
games are TO be played.
Another team. composed entirely
Of major league players. Is to tour
from Cincinnati to the Pacific Coast.
from whore !; will a." To South
america for series of games.
Caracas. Guayaqu!l. Lima. Valparaiso,
Hucnos Aires and Rio .Ianciro have
hcch offered the matches. according
10 the same inforinants.
The latter plan was explained 10
Secretary Belle, Of the Cincinnati
Reds. by William Pcrtira. Of the s..
Louis Cardinals. who is to act as
financial manager Of the club. Mr.
Hchlc raid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
GREAT REVIVAL ENDS
AT CHRISTIANSBURC
Hundred Profess Religion in Grcnt
Meeting Held Mt Presbyterian
Church.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
ChRISTENSBURG. VA. Aug. 81.
The iftcen-day revival. conducted
at Main street Presbyterian Church
by DR.. Il. c. McLccs. of Chatham,
closed "Wednesday night, and DR..
McI.ccs returned to his home Thurs
day During the meeting about 100
profcsscd religion. eighty OF whom
Joined tho Presbyterian Church, the
others uniting with the Methodist and
Their churches of this place. DR.
McLees left with the regrets and love
Of all who came in contact with him.
and probably no minister has been so
successful as he in this section in u
quarter of a century.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
GERMANY TO ASSIST
IN RECONSTRUCTION
VIII Furnish France With Material
in Rebuilding Devnstcd
tBy Associated Press. |

WElSBADEN. GERMANY. Aug o.
An agreement lay which Germany
Is 10 furnish material for reconstruct
non In the devastated regions OF
France was reached today III ncgo-
tiati"ns between Louis I.ouchcur
French Ministr" tOr liberated regions
and DIR. Wai;nr Rathnau, German
Minister of Reconstruction.
The plan will be submitted to the
respective governments for approval
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

Park in one of the scmifinal matches
III the senior doubles. The match
will start 1T $40.
Tuesday at 10 y. NJ, Hancock, Of
South Richmond. and Lloyd. of Barton
Heights, will play semitnal match
in the senior singles. This match
will take place on the Seminary
courts.
1t is the plan of tho officials Of the
tournament To play the finals in the
senior singles Wednesday, and tho
last matdh of the doubles Thursday.
The midget singles and doubles
will he completed Thursday and Fri
day, respectively.
johnny Payne. o. Chimborazo, won
tho junior singles championship and
paired with Clifford Godscy, won the
junior doubles title.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
III 81 BATTING OF Et0lBY NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILLIES DOWN REDS
IRy Associated prcss. !

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Home
runs by Meadows. Williams and Park
inson gave Philadelphia a 10 VIC
tory over Cincinnati today in the
deciding game OF their series here.
Meadows had the better OF ponohue
for the pitching honors.
Th, score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE
)Continucd From Page l2)
HOMERS BEAT TIGERS
fBy Associated Press. |

DETROIT. Aug. 2T.-New York's
home runs defeated Detroit ,odav.
Mcnscl hitting two and Miller ono
out Of the park. The bases were un-
occupied each time. The score was
: to 5. Ruth made one single in
three times at bat. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

Quinn. 2: Joliff. !. Base on balls
off larisy l. Quinn, .. Hit by pitch
sr--McConncll. Left on bascs-Wil-
. u. i: Tarboro. . Earned runs
arhoro. >. ilits-of Quinn. 10 in {
innings: Jolin. . in inning: Larisy.
In innings. Time Of game, 1910.
CmpircS-Wcir and Lewis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
TRUCKERS VICTORS

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
PORTSMOUTH. VA. Aug. o7.-
Johnson's hooks proved easy for the
Truckers today. and Portsmouth
handily annexed the closing game of
the series with Suffolk this afternoon
by the score of II To 4. McGlough-
in was in good form and with a safe
lead took things easy. The winners
hit tho tall hard and apportuncly.
The score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

nc history or the institutions they
nave met on the gridiron. The first
tame was played in 1893 and re-
suited in To 0 victory for West
Virginia.
Athens will be the scene OF the
decision of last yenr's tie with Geor-
Ella. From obtainahlc dope sh. cy-
poets strong team To represent her
and the game no doubt will be as
tight as the last.
Y. VI. l. and Virginia meet this
year at Lexington for the second
time. After the Flying Cadets" vic
tory in 1920. Virginia burns for re.
vengc and Lexington will very likely
see many unfamiliar faces and spc-
c'al trains hearing visitors to see the
encounter.
North Carolina. as usual on Thanks
giving. marks the end of the schcd-
iiill THIS year md will attract tho
big crowds that always watch tho
historic old battle.
The complete. 1921. schedule is az
follows:
September 24-Davidson. Lambeth
Field
October 1-Richmond College. Lam
beth Field.
October s-Georgc Washington.
Lambeth Field.
October l5--V. NJ. l., Lexington. Va.
October 22-Johns Hopkins, Lam
October 29-Princeton. Princeton,
" j.
November 5-GcorEia, Athens, Ga.
November 12-Wcst Virginia. Lam
beth Field.
November 24-North Carolina.
Chapel Hill. y. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE
)Continucd From Par. 10,

'os'oh 100 lul OuO-3
summary: Two-basc hit-Mucllcr.
ec-""Se hit-Mucllcr. Home runs
Stock, Bicckcl. Stolen b,snIr'.,,
py. Sacri'ices-Cruise. Watson I'nr,
on paSts-St. Louis, :; Boston. ,. Rosc
on bails-off Walker. /: off Woisnn
OH Scott, l. IIits-on IIaincs. :
IN Z; OF Walker. / in .: OFF Watson
. In l-3; off Scott, in On. nj
ny pitcher-hy iIaincs powclD. by
watson 'ilornsby). by Scott QIorns-
DS): struck out--by Haincs. 3: hy
"n.her' - by Watson. /. Wild pitch
Klein. Timc-l:4l. '>'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
France Iia. nIll,aru star.

NEW YORK. Aug. 23.--KoEcr Cont
the young French Professional bu-
l!ordisi, xiii compete In The worlds
championship balk-line billiard tour
namcnt in Chicago November l.; 10
10. II vas announced here today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

summary: TwO-blsc hits-Ncalc.
Groh. Home runs-Mcadows Will
liams. Park iuson. Sacrifice hits
Neale. Donohuo. Eases on balls--ofr
Meadows. ;; OF Donohuc. l. stolen
bascs-rarkinson, Groh. Struck out
by Meadows. / by Donohuc. l.. Hit
by DiIchcr-WinEo. Left on bases
Cincinnati. S; philadelphia. c. UNI
pircs-Brennan and Hart. Time-1:35.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
Portsmouth.

Summary: Three base hits-Eangs,
Nalionce. rwo-basc hits-B!ack
Mattag. Sacrifice INSTRUMENTATION
McGlouShlin, Host. Left on bases
suffolk. 10: Portsmocth. II. Strike
outs-Johns 3; McGloughiin. .
Eases on halls-Johnson, &: Nc
Gioughiin. 8 Time. 1885. Empires
Wright and Thompson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
AMERICAN Drlyrr K-oc,,c. ,,,

NEW YORK. Aug. o7.-Jimmic Muir
ply. American automobile driver.
who won the Grand prix road race n;
Lemons. France. lost July. arrived
here today on the steamer Gcorc.
Washington
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
ChIcnro yvomnn Min. mn.

CIiICAGO. Aug. 2I.---Mrs. MclvIn
Jones, OF Chicago. won tho Womcn's
Western Golf Association Champion
ship today. up and 40 play. by
defeating Mrs. J. W. Douglas. also OF
Chicago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28

summary lwo-p base hitS-cobb,
feckinpaugh. Pipp, Young. Vcach
Hon" runS--Millcr. Meusel (a).
Double p!ays-Ward. Pecklnpauch,
ana Pipp eft on bascs--Ncw York,
:; Detroit. e. Base on balls-OT Col
Inns, b; off oldham. /. Struck out
Ky Collins. s; Oldham. /. umpiros-
pinccn, llildebrand and Evans. Time
i 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
1'arburo.
)Continucd From porc -

w iiSoh .............. 900 0OO GOO
i"th"r" ............. 600 200 Scr
summary: stolen tascs-I;ranni-
gan Austin. Sacrifice hits-Brown.
Wolfe. corcoran Thrcc-hasc hits
LASTING. struck ou;-hy Larisy. :.
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-14

have In orphanages and elsewhere un-
less or motherless children who are
absolutely dependent upon US. This Is
exclusive of 63 hospitals with G,552
beds. 12S clinics. rescue homes for
girls and unnumbered thousands of
refugees who are being helped through
our Industrial relief and In other ways.
1.-THE Near East Relief has during
the ,ast four or five years commission
ed and sent to the Near East more
than 1000 American relief workers, of
whom 500 are still In the field, all of
them working at great financial sacri-
fice-the standard of salary being $50
per month and maintenance-and
many of them facing great personal
danger and hardship in the perform
ance of their life-saviug service. a
score of them have died from typhus
or other diseases more or less relnted
to their fatIIfulness In the perform.
ance of relief service.
Nor Is that ALL We have raised
and disbursed during war times and
in a war-torn area. in large measure
under enemy control more than $4l,.
100000 In cash, and, including -four,
Red Cross and other supplies admin.
.istered by our agents, total of cash
and supplies in excess of $4,000 900.
The official reports show that on June
30, 1920, we had in orphanages $4,000
children, and that we are partially
supporting outside of the orphanages
56O39 children, making a total of no.
700 boys and girls now under the care
of the Near East Relief"
MIR. Dodge considers the work of the
Near East Relief one of the most
stupendous undertakings of disinter.
ested philanthropy the world has ever
seen.
III countries whose population to-
tails more than 3O,OOO,0OO souls, Ameri.
can idealism exemplified by the work
of the Near East Relief constitutes
today torch of enlightenment and n
influence for peace throughout the
whole Near East" he maintains. "Our
American ideal of liberty, industry and
helpfulness has brought us as people
happiness, prosperity and fulfiIlment.
Out Of the fullness of this heritage
we are furnishing a faithful and nm.
daunted Christi. n people the brotherlv
aid which will enable them to reach
tie same fulfillment that God has
given us.
1T Is an achievement of which every
American may well be proud"
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-14
Young Woman, a Leper, Resides in
SecIusion on Ranch Near haswell

Velma King, young woman on ranch near has"ei' ~
h dc,re ener and the state health officials have made
that the federal authorities take charge OF tne case
and provide her proper at either eper colony
Louisiana or in Hawaii. -
Miss King 25 years of and has been residing WIN
brother and sister north of Haswe She went TO the
Mayo hospital at Mnn not long to learn what
might amen and informed that she was acueo
with She Colorado and has since been
siding alone in small ranch house and while not under quara
tine or guard the neghbo contraction and remain well
away from the place.
Miss King lived with the relatives for five and
during children born to the brothers wife
say neither the children the other
family have SYMPTOMS of having contracted the
disease
Senator Phpp and Congressman Hardy have been advised
the acting conjunction with the state health
sposng the by the proper of the
fortunate
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-14
CLASSES HAVE SOCIAL

On last Friday evening the boys
and girls OF the Christian church met
at the home of Mrs. Porter for an
entertainment given by the losing
side. Earlier in the fall the boys
and girls classes choose sides with
Ward Long and Edith Walkup as
leaders of the two groups. A con-
test being put on seeing who could
have the most members at thu end of
gwen time. whoever being the loser
was to entertain the winning side
Edith Walkup's side being the lo,er
gave the entertainment. An enjoy
able evening was spent playing games
in which all took part. They return
ed to their homes at a late hour all
hoping they might again have the
same interest in contest soon again.