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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17
The Fair.
FOR SALE

One 24l Star drilling outfit, prac-
tically new, ready for use, in one
mile OF railroad, near Fincastle, Ky.
For information address Sewell
Cornwell, Rothwell, Ky. (10-6t)
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THANKSGIVING PIE SUPPER

There will be a pie supper and a
Thanksgiving entertainment at the
Lower Spencer school Wednesday
night, November 20. Everybody in
vited.
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STATIONS SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY AND COURT DAY

Successors to F. d. Richardson)
Karo Syrup, blue label, lob so
Karo Syrup, red label, lob IS
Blue Ribbon Peaches, BIB pkg. 80
Blue Ribbon Peaches 11-oz pkg. IL
A good Flour, 24fb, for- LOO
The famous "Bun- E-Wyte"
Washing Powder ........... 10
Ask for sample
Fruits and Vegetables, Oranges, 80
Bananas, dozen .-..--.........-.-.-..-.-. 40
Cabbage, pound ...-...---.....-. %
Everything marked with plain price
tags.
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10 per cent off all underwear these
two days only. Headquarters for
toys and holiday goods. Our lines
this year will be larger than ever
and prices much lower.
L. NJ REDMOND.
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ONLY ELEVEN DAYS

are left in which to pay your taxes
and save the penalty. Only about
one fourth of the taxes have been
paid, and unless you come in at once
you may not escape the penalty,
which goes on December 1. Come in
today.
]. G. ROBERTS,
Sheriff of Montgomery County.
G19t\
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The Country Women's Club will
have an exchange in the Rest Room
window each Saturday from No
vember 26 until Christmas.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17

The Country Women's Club will
serve court day dinner in January
and Aprh.
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COURT DAY

All indications point to large
court day cattle and other live stock
sales
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17

The Country Women's Club will
serve sandwiches, coffee and soup in
the stockyards section ON court day.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17

Buy Fownes Gloves now for
Christmas. The Walsh Co.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17
FOR TRADE

A good residence, all modern con-
veniences. Will trade for farm. Call
this office. (10-tf)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17
COLD WAVE COMING

Get your scalding tub from Nc
Cpynick Lumber Co. (6-tf)
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17
AYRES co.'s SPECIALS

Cranberries, New York Mammoth
Celery, Apples, Bananas, Grape
Fruit, Oranges, Tangarines, Grapes,
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes, Leaf
Lettuce, Cucumbers. All this and
more for Friday, Saturday and court
day and Thanksgiving.
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For description, location Of place
of sale and other particulars watch
the advertising columns Of The Adj
vocate.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
AND COURT DAY

Buy your Fireworks now at re-
duced prices.
The Fair.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17
SALE DATES

HThe following sales are announc-
ed to be held this month:
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-11-17

Fownes Gloves. The Walsh Co.
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Mrs. Clay EntertaIns

Mrs. W. Caldwell Clay was hostess
at beautiful party yesterday, en-
Pertaining at luncheon, followed by
bridge, at her home on North Mays
vile street. The rooms Of Mrs
Clay's lovely home were decorated
with jonquils, and the color scheme
Of yellow and green was most at
tractively carried out in other de-
tails of the party. The score cards
were suggestive of st. Patrick's Day
and were of shamrocks and harps
Mrs. Clay assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. J. Will Clay, Mrs. w
r. Mckee asd Mrs. Albert Bridges
and her hospitality included about
thirty five guests.
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CORRESPONDENCE
Towards Mill

Moving is the style in this sec
ton. Everybody moving except the
cook; she is moving, too.
J. M. Mallory and wife were in
Flemingsburg on business last week.
Hedge Thompson is suffering from
severe cut on the eye, which he
received while cutting wood, when a
stick flew up and hit him.
VIM. Triplett sold a mare to Pres
ley Belcher for $3.50. Also sold to
Highly of McGoffin county, a geld
ing at private price.
Mrs. L. w. Mallory spent a. few
days with her mother, Mrs. T. j.
Carr at Judy last week.
Lena B. Wyatt, the little six-year-
old girl of Abijah Wyatt, met with
serious accident Friday when she
was knocked down by an auto be-
ing driven by Carl Hamilton. We are
glad to report she is getting along
nicely.
VIM. Triplett preached at White
Oak, Bath county Saturday and
Sunday.
While going to church Duke Mark
land fell and broke the large bone
in his leg.
Mrs. Henry Daniels is on the sick
list. John Grayson also has been sick
for week or so, but is getting along
fine now.
Prof. Lewis Calvert was here Fri
day night and gave good show. he
and his wife travel in a house on
wheels. They left here Saturday for
Nicholasville.
Ed. Shultp and wife and son, OF
Slab Fork, West Virginia, are here
on a visit to J. w. Johnson's.
Ches Carr is on Slate this week
on fishing trip.
Stanley May, Of Middletown, o.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Vincent
Wyatt, here.
Mrs. Vincent Wyatt has been very
poorly, but is much better at this
writing.
Elmer Triplett and his rubber-tir
buggy are wearing the pike out going
to see Cher" .
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Will Ferguson has returned from
a ten days. stay in Florida.
Mrs. Samuel l.. Taylor will spend
the weekend in Cincinnati.
Miss Laura Graves Rooney was in
Lexington yesterday on business.
Mrs. Lewis Apperson and Miss
Elizabeth were in Lexington Tues
day.
Miss Clara Frazer, Of Cincinnati
is here to visit her sister. Mrs. Paul
Essex.
Mrs. Ella Harper, of Owingsville,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sallie
Brother.
Mrs. C. r. Prewitt and Miss Hat
tie Owings are spending the week in
Cincinnati.
~ Mrs. w. S. Lloyd is in Louisville
for visit to her daughter, Miss
Louise Lloyd.
Miss Ellen Gillon, of Owingsville,
is the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. Mar
garet Glover.
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BIRTHS


Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Essex are re-
ceiving congratulations over the ar
rival of a lovely little daughter at
their home Tuesday. The young lady
has been named Rachael Carolyn.
Born yesterday at the st. Joseph
Hospital, in Lexington, to the wife
Of Sanford F. Caudill, a daugh-
ter. Mrs. Caudill was formerly Miss
Cora Ethel Little, Of this city, and
her friends here will learn with in
terest of the arrival of her little
daughter.
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Camargo and Vicinity

Sunday being real dream spring
day the autoists had all the cars
running time, possibly times are
not so hard as many would have us
believe.
Miss Mary Dale Delaney and Mr..
Beler Chapel, both of this neigh
borhood, quietly HE'D over to Win
chester last Wednesday evening and
were married by the Rev. Joinar.
Miss Delaney is the eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Delaney
and was one of our pretty and ac-
complished high school students. Mr..
Chapel is son of the Rev. W. F.
Chapel and wife. Mr.. Chapel will
engage in farming with Mr.. Delaney.
Squire John Trimble is in a crit
ical condition at his home with little
if any hope of improvement.
Mr.. Sebastian, of Morgan county,
who recently purchased a 2O-acre
farm Of G.. L. Rose, has moved to it
to reside.
Mr. Otto Greer has gone to
Paintsville to do carpenter work.
John Adams, of Beattyville, was
here last week seeing after his re-
cent purchase, the Redmon home.
Messrs. Ratliff and Motley are
feeding a car load of hogs for the
spring market. The hogs were pur-
chased in Louisville.
Ratliff & Co., bought 60 barrels
of corn in crib of Ray Moss, agent,
at $3.50 per barrel.
Edgar Riddle accidentally cut his
foot seriously last Wednesday while
cutting wood.
The high school girls gave show
err at the home Of their teacher, Mrs.
Mary Mayes in honor of the bride,
Mrs. Mary Delaney Chapel, last
week.
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gI11QHE2zR9

G. B. Patterson was in Frenchburg
yesterday on business.
Misses Laura and Minnie Graves
spent the weekend with Mrs. J. e.
Grubbs in Winchester.
Miss Kathleen Poyntz, Of Rich
mondp has been the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. J. F. Reynolds.
s. c. Barnard, r. L. Barnard and
wife and Mrs. +. J,.Schafer have re-
turned from Cincinnati.
Mrs. Kenny DeIIaven, of Licking
ton, is expected Tomorrow for q
short visit to Mr.. and Mrs. III. C.
Prewitt.
Mr.. and Mrs B, D. Horton, of
Lexington, spent several days the
first of the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
E., B. Taul.
Mrs. Ford Patterson, of Owings-
vile, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Alice Perry, during, the absence of
Mr.. Patterson, who is in New York.
Mrs. C. B. Stephens and little
granddaughter, Ruth Carolin, will go
to Paris tomorrow to spend the
weekend with Miss Stella Stephens.
Mrs. Jerry Keller, ST., and Mrs.
Jerry Keller, Jr., have been guests
of Mr.. and Mrs, Joe Keller and
John Keller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C. Prewitt
have returned from Woodford Co.,
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RELIGIOUS

Sunday morning service conduct
ed by the pastor; communion serv-
ice in connection with the morning
service. DIR. G.. e. Cameron, presid-
ing elder, will preach at Z P. M.
The business session of the quarterly
conference will be held at the close
of the evening service.
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c. P. Stephens
Slightly Improved

A telegraph message from Lexing-
ton today states that there is a
slight Improvement in the condition
of Claude P. Stephens who under
went an operation at the st. Jo-
seph Hospital on Monday. He is do
ing as well as could be expected,
but is still in a critical condition.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-17
AT AUCTION

One car Of mules, saddle and driv-
ing horses from Shelby Co., Ky.
Stock will be sold to the highest
bidder at the Mt. Sterling Stock
yards Monday (Courtday) at 10
o'clock. Luke b. Hansbough, Shell
byvilIe, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-17

Tobacco plant food-a proven fer
tilizer for tobacco plant beds. Mt.
Sterling Commission & Storage Co.,
S. P. Greenwade, Prop. 45-47
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1921-03-17

has taken partner in the fun bust
ness. It's Jackie Coogan, the Kid.
They're the greatest combination of
mirth-makers who ever got together;
and the laughs that Charlie maybe
overlooks, come fresh and snappy from
the kid. And would you believe us if
we told you that here and there,
through the six great reels of the big
gest comedy the world has even seen,
there's "a sob? It's fact-and that's
what makes the laughter bigger still.
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where they we're guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Hawkins.


Mrs. Clinton Hawkins.
J. c. McNeal returned yesterday
from Cincinnati, where he attended
meeting Of the General Loss and
Damage Committee Of the freight
claims of the c. g o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Josh Owings, who
have been living in the Fitzpatrick
bungalow on Clay street, have leased
the Billy Wells residence on the cor
ner of Samuels avenue and High
streets and are moving in this week
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FOR SALE CHEAP

200 squares good tin roofing and
300 squares good metal siding. Nc
Cormick Lumber Co. 1916
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A cheap skate seldom ever cuts
any ice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23

shots were inthc mans BODY. one
passing through the heart. another
through the th!1at and the third en-
tcrins tho left side. II il probable
that IL coroncr'S inquest Will be held
today.
No Time to SrnppIr.
AS Indicating that there couldn't
have been much of Il fight before the
fatal shot was fired. the police point
to the fact that Curtis quite evil
IDENTIFY had been given no time in
which To grapplr with his antagonist.
in Wow Of lie fact that his night
stick was found in his pocket. 1t
ls highly probable that In "A pcrsonu;
encounter the officer would have re-
sorted In the stick the first thing
To Subduc his asSailant.
Chici sherry yesterday offered a
reward OF $500 for the arrest OF
the murderer.
Policeman Curtis was 2S years
old. and had been Il member Of the
police force since April IL last.
Previously he had bee unemployed by
tn" Chesapeake ana Potomac TcIc-
phone Company. lie made his home
AT 500 North Twenty eighth Street.
fc-idcs his wife. he leaves his
father. II. J. Curtis: two sisters, Mrs.
g. y. Wright, and Mrs. NJ G. Thurs
ton, and two brothers. Fleming and
/ Thomas Curtis.
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BELIEVED ZP-2 HELD UP BY
BAD WEA THEIR CONDITIONS
Washington Officials Express No Anxiety Reported
Defects in DirgihIc Built bv Great Britain.
Strain Buckles Transverse Frames

Gown. the report added and an
examination made to determine the
"amarc which was not serious enough
l" warrant an Immediate Iauding."
The report said the orders which
Jailed. were repaired July -. ana all
intermediate transverse and longi-
tudinal SirdcrS in the bottom part
OF IN" four parcllci sections were
strengthened by the addition of ex.
ira bracinS pieces. Panels also wer.
riHeted To the bases Of all irtcrrlc-
diatc transverse virdcrs in the four
sections. it was stated.
Under Great strain.
according to the report. il was be-
h"v"d that the failure Of the girders
was due probably TO their Strcss sing
Will" the ship was under construc-
lion AT Bedford where at times as
many as forty men conercgated in
one fftccn-mctor section. strainlng
The ship 10 Il greater degree than II
would ever be strained in flight;
Navel acronautical experts said tho
hucklins OF the Orders was not CON
s!dcrcd serious. but something which
might happen to any rigid Shin DUR
ing AN early flight They anticipate
the acceptance Of The ship as soon az
her trial flight is mad. and expect
she Viii take of for the United states
II f"w days thereafter unless bad
weather prevails
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Mrs. ELLA stout w,n,,o,

NORFOLK. VA. Aug. c.-Mrs. Ella
stout winston. wife or James I. Wi,,-
SION, died yesterday afternoon M 3.3O
'i"'H nj tho family residence n,
'-''''" haS. ocean View. She was &C
"an ana was native of Nor
folk. For twenty-five wears NJ.
WINSTON was assistant principai o,
Mhury High school. rcsignInr from
TN" Office in 1914. In her long com
mcct'"n with tn" high school Mrs.
WINSTON held "A close relation To Inc
girls In the school, dealing with ,hc,r
schooi problems IN n manner I'm,
gave hcr very warm place In their
nc'r'S' she is survived by hc! hus-
"h"n ana by two daughters, Mrs.
''r'hGr '"wpcr ana Miss Elsie Win
S'oh. Funeral services will he held
AT the residence tomorrow morniu %
M - o'clock. Burial VIII be In For
est Lawn
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Ercryday i'd Ventures

Tint puts the JOY bnck into
life
when you hive feeling 'hH'
you'd Ike n, ii'tir must" "'ih
sour meals, ar before and AFTER
.rn-nny old Kind al m"-'".
oprrn melody or rng-jus, -" It's
some sort of 81 tune
Dm all the musi" >"u yet u
when the budding ""ntrhH"
:,crnss thr un, iIirs hrrrrf oni
ON the rhnrps aud HATS or the
boy rornri player next door
blows himsrlf 4" 80 Few bars OF
.urnris and i'Io,,rrs"-
And you can't piny u piHn" or
any thInx-rhccpi - talking NM
chine, aud ,ou rnn't rIn, one Of
thn-r h-cnU,r yoU cnnt nHord Z"
buy unr-
Snd 80 ,ou Just bn,c 10 hr con
tented with vhintiInR To ,Our-clf
and singing mn ocrnsionni dttty-
untII--oBr day y0u happen 10
look through the Musical fnsfru-
ncbis column ~ The DIspntch.
Sud ,ou see an nj about
"In!kinp mnchhjpr. originally
prircd 80 s25. With y DOZEN rec
orhs." sacrificed ~ SfD---nnd 1"n
.n. "IhEt'r mr" Bnd grHb your
bhi--
Ana uhta you "omr bnrk. Jou
sihIi 40 the mncbjnr and pat ON
"1hr btHys aud HtFipes For
ever" nnd lean 6ark tn your ia
,o,iE "bntf and iist~h "a thrt old
hond. sounding y" real u might
L' marching d",sn the str~~t--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
SEEK EXCUSE To UNHORsE:
LODGE FROM LEADERSHIP
Dissrun,lcd Progressive Re
publican Senators Laying
Plans to Press Change.
surrLN>r nlM IN ABSENCE
Possible Long Duration of Mnssachu-
sets Members Work on Arm. Con-
terence Seized tpnn a~ tTnrdinr
reason Ia Name New IIcnd
Hy Robert !. Bendcr.

- s 4
San .oS''''''''n''
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22'-Appoin;-
mcnt Of senator Lodge ON tho Am.rI.
can co,r,,issto, -, 40 ,.,
''''''''''''''' conference creates inc pos
S.hiiitY OF new Republican leader
n the upper branch OF Congress.
Their. is . very iivc ,pc.,i,, .t..,
-.
'''" .
f"'' 10 whether elements dis
sal with I.odgc's direction OF
RS r,v nor .,,.u,r,
;
49,,
sumo interesting IRA
mates ana In tn" end. might split
'he senate majority vide open.
Many Want New Leadership.
For ,br.. months {, hae t.,,
ope,. score, rim; ,n,pv -, ~. J,.r,I-
llcan senators ,y,,,il ,,ic,., ,I,,
selection or {. u.v. I.alcr r,r.
grcssiv. element considers I.odu. 10.
dictionary Sew Senators. parrsru-
lariy rhos" from tho West, privately
cNurcss rather strong resentment a.,
NhH' thcy term Lodges summary
''''''', ~ '''''''''''"E !" "h' th'M
wy "''' 700 s'"'l assumption OF
~ 'i"er senators OF
"""''' ''"iS' - me "'"n.
"'.'' """'"'f -''e'or IN the diasatiS-
''''.'" - " "'''' among certain oie-
'"t"'s 'h"t Lodge "hatcH.r ms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
ny A.soeln,eA press |

WASHINGTON. Aug. ~ Although
slight defects N The construction OF
the d!riEible IR-2. under contract by
the British government 20 the A,mcri-
can government, have been revealed.
Navy Department officials expressed
no anxiety today AT the increasing
delay in the holding of the trial flight
which Will pr,c.dc tho departure Of
the biz aircraft across tho Atlantic
officials said they were confden,
weather conditions and not amy
scr!ous weakness in the diriGiDle was
delaying the trial flight They also
continued TO point out that 1t was for
II" British 10 determine when coudi.
tions We're satisfactory for the .riaI
"Trip, inasmuch as tn. stars ana
stripes would not replace the Union
JACK ON the dirisiblc until after the
test flight.
Mn>f"M SEM Report
Commander MaXilcId. who was sen,
abroad 10 direct The bringing of tho
t!rigiblc 10 America /, was learned
today, recently reported that July
II, willie the HR-2 was FIXING from
Bedford 20 liowdcn. Two rtermc-
date transverse frames ana one IN
'crin"diate longitudinal frame buckled
Just aft OF frame seven
The snip Was immcdiateIv slowed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
TWO MILLION FRAUD IN
NOTES, FIVE ARRESTED
CContinucd From FIRST ragoJ

Merchants and Manufacturers S"curi-
tics Company a Week ago and IN
d"av"rcd it is charged. to norotia,.
loan, offering as security 100000
worth OF per cent bonds signed by
Z. w Davis. president Of the linton
Automobile Company OF canton.
ohio
Investigation showed ,hu, the stg
mature Mas forged and the Depart.
mcut ~ Justice was notified. Act-
ing District Attorney John Y Clin-
min pos,d as financial adviser oC
the securities company, and Sat in"
at conferences "i the gang preside
over hy French. Tho arrests FOL
lowed.
81 acted = rrench's Representatives
ia good in Kohn said. "r be-
ll"N,d the 9notcs were genuine
'1urh, Ria: Game.
French took mis- arrest as a mat
Ter of fact. IN September. 1919. ho
attracted national attention when d.
was arrested ana Indicted ia Ch.ca ga
las the leader Of gang az blue
Sly nu1uci"rs which h.d sWIudl.G
individuals and banks ia the Middle
1 West or sums vnri0usiy estimated
/ from i@.ooo.Ooo w.
Years aEo his financial operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
ENGINEER KILLED As
TRAIN JUMPS TRACK
Fireman Injured n, Locomotive Goes
itown i:inhnnhmcnt Near
mbOdrn, Va.

BRISTOL TENN Aug % Eng
resr O. Mccormick was Instantly
hI'ed and h.s fireman. g. g. Shol-
waters slightly injured sunday near
lmoodcn VA. when th. Iu,uuutiy
Is.t me track ana won't .ovu .n
'nba"kmenr according 90 adwccs
received here.
The wreck occurred on the Viz
s'nia and southwestern dyision az
the southern. Fifteen cars in tho
freight train left htc rails ann mir
,"en turned over. The cause OF tn.
accident vas no, learned here.
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La Toilette Assails | Harding
On Soldier Bonus Stand
lily United News. |


WASHINGTON. Aug. 22.--I:irst
Republican criticism of "eNecutivc
interference" by President Hard
ing in the direction Of Legislative
ahairS has broken out IN the Sem
ate.
Senator LA Toilette in "a speech
iatc today, aSsallcd Hardin. for
"obtrudin2 himself into the senate
on the soldier bonus bill" "rhcrc
is no precedent i'm American his
tory. la Toilette added ''nf a
Prcsidcn, delivering II speech in
opposition to II bin in the icgislt
tive body"
La Follett" declared the Consti-
tuition provided the President
should express his opposition to
any measure ''by his veto. ana by
no other way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-23
U. s. VETERANS ENLIST M
SPANISH FOREIGN LECI0|
Answer Call for Volunteers
Help Spain Fight Re-
bclliols Moors.

=
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-On. 1o.
~ aS good as another. say ,hos. ,.,
are cnlisting here in the Sn,,i,
foreign legion To nrht tho Morn,c..
'ribcsincn In the African dcscr, ~
Spanish consul's Office explained M,
the crowd OF young men swarml,
an "'F today. represented an ausv,
10 IN" call for voiuntccrs.,o b.i,, ;,
"phhiardS fight the rcbrilious NI,,.
'''"oueh the volunteers know tina
'h'E ar" going to tight in :, dose,
nevertheless they bcli.v. ,b,t n,..
"' "oo''h abound over there. sever,
OF IN" men fought In Franc. ,r
nave been out OF WORK for ma,
months. They ar. enlfsting Ia .o.,,
JOB. EnIistmcnts In the l'ri,,
states Army are closed ana inhs a.,
scarce, the DICTIONARIES sav. ana .
bonus OF 800 pcsotas abou, e.,
together with pay Of four and = n,
'''''"S' '"""t 30 cents day. lool
good to them.
want pihc" to cat. ana So.
ana something to wear" "A Firr n
vision "N-Servicc man said hitterI
re w"r" green fouraecrr.. awar.
g" hy the French govcrnmo. "
looks all right on the shouId.r, ,
S'd rc!crrint; to the decoration .b,
''oh Get anything to eat $50 I
s"inE to spain or wherever they wa,
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