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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
MRS. MARY HOPE MAGEE
Former Philadelphia Woman Dies In
Atlantic Clty

Mrs. Mary Hope Magee, a former
Philadelphia. but for the past four
years living in Atlantic City, died early
yesterday in the Waggoner Hospital
from complications Of diseases.
Mrs. Magee was the widow Of the
late Reuben NJ. Magee. She is survived
by three sons, William 4. Magee, who
lives in WenOnah, y. j., and Forrest \.
and Boyd II. Magee, both Of whom live
at 2l0S Locust street.
Mrs. Magee was member of the
hoard of managers of the Western
Temporary Home of Philadelphia, the
corresponding secretary of the West
Philadelphia w. c. Il. L., and a mem :
Der of the Northminster Presbyterian o
Church. She. will be buried In Belle
fonte.. Pa, after services 10 be held In
this city tomorrow, r. IN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
Central America United Feb. 10
San Salvador. Renuhlic OF SalvaInr

Sept. 2l.-(By a. P)-Announccment
j. made that the Government of the
Central American Federation will be-
come operative on February 10, 1922.
The constitution of the federation was
published here yesterday In the Diario
Omciul, > 1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
247 Want to Be America ns

The largest number of applicants
ever appearing in a Delaware County
Court to apply for naturalization
papers aplied in Media this morning be-
fore Judge John Broomal. There were
2I4 applicants. 10i Of whom are
Italians. 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
Robber Has New Gold Watch

Leo knowiton, of 1901 Master street.
was held mp by three armed men at
wilmington and Master streets mt 2
o'clock f.his morning and robbed of his
gold " y sra chain and $500,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
Window. smashers BUSY AosIn

Thieves smashed window of the
pawnsbop of Samuel Dansky, at 4O14
Market street, early this morning, and
escaped with loot valued at $500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
DEATHS


= sTAuDERHMANN::-on SEPT. Is, HATMIf RsI.
gtiyes and fr!ends, also Wayeriy A'srinnis. y.
No. 81, A. o, ". p. and all o'h'r tme's''So %
OF which he was q member l4'iisi "
at his late residence. l222 H. susIus.h;ana,ss
Gye. Intornient Hillside Cemetery Ffo"''
w. =, ,.IALL:5soS Sep; 3S.@ALTER :r: an r, SEPT s'
23, At 2 T., NJ, at the Church OF tns ,,Ssss HSSa
Shepherd. Rosemont. Pa. Intarment pr''A"
sTRkUBMULLER.- Suddenly. sent. 70
muller tnss TrofsS' Due notice ot tun:TTsas nsTss
will be given from his late reslae"'e' -A''
MURRAY.-sept. 10. LAURA NJ, wife Z,
are Invited to ' attend fSnSfai services. 5ss.c s,c;
RsdnsT 4; 1T, private ns,gsiH' may b
VfSSS STSRaEsMsSops dGHgsd9S %f!s! o fALfzABETH e e.
widow. Of Charles. c. sturges. pus iats
tico of funeral VIII be given from nor
'oiGfESEssI GEEsssas' h.Ssc S$i' LET .rss.. r,as. I:
Frederick Lees. aged SO. Funeral ssrM'Su Su',
residence OF her daughter, 3i9 Bssener mi
CGgelts9hant, Pa. Thursday = M may u
Viewed Wednesday. . to 10 r. N. u,s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-21
ANTIQUES ToE SALE

ANTIoun and naoderu fuSnttuEs. u 4
eau for appointment Frankford ooovs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
LAW STUDENTS TO BACK
HARRY St. GEORGE TUCKER
Form Club at University of Rich
mend T" Further Lexington
Mans Cauuiuury
-By stead studio.

students oi the new law school OF
"a" University "f KiChm / Il last uiEnt
.."rmrt = -Tueker-for- Cow rnor" club
70 foster tho spirit of Back to tn.
Constitution" and further the cam
paiEn of Harry st. George Tucker.
90 Lexington. for Governor Several
SpCccncs. paying high tribute to The
stat snianship of the distinguished
lawyer. Who WAS once pcsident o; the
Nm@rican Ear Association. were mad.
n% the students.
Not only VIII these students work
while nj college and when they go
back to their homes. but a commits t. a.
Was appointed 10 get in touch with
IN" alumni. with the view OF having
tncm co.opcratc in tho advancement
- Mt fuckers candidacy. y club
viii be fo-!ncd IN the academic de :
nar;ment of the university within a
short time
Tho action Of ;hc students not only
expresses ,hc'r coutii. nee in the can
didatH Tor Governor hut is n trilut.
also to his son Holm Randolph Tuck
rr. wh" Is professor OF Law az The
Tho secretary OF the club is :.
womau.
c!uA ma. hcon organized by the
students 81 Washington and Lee Uni
V"rvt'T also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
POLICE WILL REPORT ALL
TRAFFIC LAW VIOLATIONS
Myers Directs CHIEF Sherry to See
That Ordinances Arc Strict
~ Observed

Director OF Public safety w. NJ
Myers issued .an order yesterday d.
rcciin.; chief 81 Polio. sherry TO see
tina, the traffic laws which became
effective August IS. 1920. are strict
~ observed.
We have been going through a
campaign OF education since Au-
gust. said Director Myers las, might.
Turing all that time the officers
nay" cNertcd themselves in nelpinG
me puniic TO !anl!!iarize thcms elves
Wi'l IN" traffic laws. Through the
ciiicicn; enforcement OF the rules In /
year kichmond stood first in tn. list
81 cites. n minimum ot fatalities
caused by street accidents
'Hut. said tho director. the peo-
III" are not CO operating with the de-
rarimrnt. Daily they are vio!atn:
almost every section o. the Law. They
are driving through safety zones.
making sharp turns at corners. ~
cced!ns the speed limit stoppiu.
cars between specified points at pro-
h!b!iod places and in fact are sim =
ply Eoiag along IN haI-h0aard fash
ION There nav" been three fatalities
reported already :his year.
tohce'ncn hay" hc"n directed here
t"f"rc TO warn citizens. and tn in
form them and direct them along the
riEht paths, and il seems that i'm six
months the public should have in
!9rm'd Itself concerning the laws and
the rules
,"Bcginninr February !, al: persons
wh" violate the traffic laws will bc
reported TO Police Court
The revised traffic laws have boon
issued III 1ock"t-si2ed brochures
which may be had Ay auy on. mon
Application TO Police Headquarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
RlCRMOND'S MILK SUPPLY
EQUALS BEST IN COUNTRY
Dairy Inspector Stranrh Gives city
First Rank for Quality In
Stutp.

The milk supply Of Richmond ranks
with the best in the United states. ac-
cordinr TO the annual report jus; sub
m!;;ed 10y Dairy Inspector = J.,
S.ranch, OF the local health bureau.
Ihe rcpor; shows that IN various
milk contests in the Stat. Richmond
has t8Eeu two .irs; prizes for milk OBJ
,aiN,d from delivery WAGONS in the
street. Richmoud's scores. as COM
pared with the large cities az the
country, are classcd as tho very best
: In quality ana purity.
This quality is obtained through
the efficiency IN Inspection and the
strict rules TO he followed by those
who are granted permits. During the
yea- ;N>cu;y.nvc applicants for per-
m!ts were refused and ten permits
were revoked, while three permits
were suspended.
The report states that IN a score
taken Of l,372 dAir.es in various sec
,ions, the points counting on cleanli.
ness &c barns and health of animals.
Richmond stood above - per cent.
considered remarkable standard.
ABOUT LIS COWS We're Inspected.
embracing for;y-six herds, only = per
cent or which were found TO he tu-
p"rcular. These We're removed ana
killed. Nearly 1000 visits were made
TO the iiG Ga!r!es now supplying milk
to the city. II was shown hy Mr.
Stranch that many farmers are going
into the dairy business bccaus. Of
better opportunities Hr'rcwId
That there IS mu..r W.. :! ana care
lessncss in the handling q. milk BOT
ties is shown IN the report An aver
age OF 800 bottles arc Drohon or los,
every day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
RICHMOND IS AWARDED
BIG ANNUAL CONVENTION
National Retail Coal Dealers As
sociatiun Is to Hold
Meeting.
DATES WILL BIZ FIXED
Six Hundred Delegates to BE Ac-
companicd by Families and
f.icndS-Orgunizati One of
Most Influential In Country.
DATES WILL BIZ FINED

Another big convention * head
ed toward Richmond. The National
Retail Coal Dealers Association will
meet here In May. the cXac; dates to
be fixed. This announcement was
made Yesterday by the Chamber of
commerce. and by William H. Adams.
president %: the Hoard Of Aldermen.
y, NJ. Adams and business Manager
W = pahncy. Of ;hc Chamber OF
noilmr:cr. two weeks 40 went to
ihi!au"iph!a Ia confer with the en-
IcH'lNc committee of the Retail Goa.
49,. ne" ;"fS Association. They ext. nd"h
.,h INVITATION from the city az Rich-
inohu :" hoid tacir annual convention
IN This city. Mr. Dabmcy spoke on
" ,,,ii OF thc Chamber OF Commerce.
Nhiir Nr. Nuams. wh" h;ui hccu del
ys!,eu ny the Council Committee ON
SuEtr'isihS. on motion Of Alderman
Nuhilti.N, spoke for the city The
n;Mc.u,iVc committee was favorahly
IMPRESSED The Richmond delegation
WI" t9ld they would hc notified In
good time. In the mea,im. tho com
mute" got in touch with the board
c,.o,n ,rse'"rS' ,rec3Wm"ndcd tn" ac-
~ kichmond. ana the board adoptcd
Tho recommendation
rho National Retail Coal Dealers
he Sni I'oh r,,SprcsentS The leaders IL,
,,.t"S' ana is considered "a rcprcscn-
!!1tivc and influential organization
.r,ihcrs viii be abou, GOO delegates
fr re unsicGates will be accompanied by
,leS. IL is believed there will he nt
east l,ooo visitors in attendance upol,
,. convention. This will be The urst
S"n,b,E o. INNS association in a
,"u'n.rn city. Il; has usually gone to
N" larger cities Of the Fast ,rI
West. N" last meeting being in De.
.,p.'; i,ichfnond was ono Of 4 Ig-..,
hume, n,uin'"'r OF cities seeking tho cunven-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
REMARKS Of Oh. HOsKINs
EXAGGERATED, SHE SAYS
h'uic;'i Teacher Denies Advocating
intcr-Racial Marriage in
Lectures
,rtrait by Charles HoTbaurr

pr Ma"Garct I!oskins, of tho rac,,,.
- ~ IN. Mrdica! College OF virginia.
any -! her lectures bcfnr. ;b. +..i'
Nhcn class racial intcrinIrri,r., mn
m'"..'hehi was made after tho sonia
Hurc ana senior classes OF tn, s.I
nIslt"rs 10 invest 60 the alleged r.-
mark, that said SIC hcrs.lc r5iI1
IIrtrr u marry am intellectual ana
..inh,E cultivated negro than an in.
ier,Gr t%nc o: whit. man
lie remark which mad. has
bc'n exaggerated and n.surdoi-
stood Or ilosnius stated iast nirht
mao ~" Intention Of ADVOCATING in
49, 90. 1910 "e, wcen white ana COL
ore! people Furthermore. tho re.
MARK WAS not made in the course O.. 4.
tSc'Nic, but in e. # 'crsation with "a
INV students oUtH'ls OF class hours"
nr ,Iosi. 'i'n'i' WIS authorized by
IN meeting Yesterday members Of
inc freshman class voted - ic, IN.
nlittyr drop now, hut IL members or
tl' n."ss Wh3 heard The rein;rk made
nN MIS- llo>kins are called upon to
irSt!iN. they declared they would no.
Htc!inc. The junior class has taken
II" action in the matter. hut is cx-
one student 81 Dc 10 OF I" iG fyes @aas class
Nho heard the stat. mcnt OF pr Hos
kiNs last night declined Ia make any
common, on II other than % say That
- 'E'''N "a II 'il unfortunate aSSrr-
ton which has 'hccn taken ~ TIL.
student body more seriously than il,
was meant.
Dr. |: {. l. Miller dean Of inc
institution made no statement las,
night, declaring that ho believed +.
Is best to exclude further puh'!citv
II" conferred with DR.. Nosk!us for
some time. however.
According 10 statements made bv
students last nil,h; the remark which
has lcd to all OF The trouble was
made IN December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
DEMAND 1O-CENT FARES
FOR CONTINUED SERVICE
virginia hallway and Power Conn
pany Seeks TOO Per Cent Increase
on Ecrnualc Line

Unless the state Corporation Com
mission grants the Virgin Railway
ana Power Company a lOo per cen,
increase in fares on the Fcrndalc Di-
vision o: the system IN PETERSBURG.
this service viii he discontinued. il
MAS learned yesterday through the
state Corporation Commission. Tn,
Coinphn! Is now receiving q j-ccnt
fare on the division mentioned and :.
lc-cent fare is hernandez 70 continue
service
The state Corporation Commission
is placed in peculiar position be-
cause the Virginia Railway and
Power Company does not own. bat
simnly leases the right OF way and
racks which il operates on the Iii
vision and there is no WAY OF forcing
The company 10 continue it's lease
Inc property is that of the Atlanti,
Coast Lin" Railroad. and the com
mission although 1t could force tn,
Ial!r"a6 TO operate two or three
trains a day over the line. would bc
compelled 10 allow the regular mile
aSc rate OF - cents.
The commission has set February.
as the date IN" the public hearing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
DR.. BOWIE STlRS GREAT
AUDIENCES IN CINCINNATI
Newspaper Nccounts Tell of Man,
Compliments Showrrrd on
Itirhmund Hector,

Rev. w. Russell ifowic. y. u. rec
i,r Of 81 ranl,s Episcopal. church,
ne devoted = Week in conducting u
mission in Chr!et church that city.
Tina; tile mission WAS a complete sue
cess Is Indicated by articles in the
Cincinnati papers.
Thc twenty eight Episcopal churches
q: Cincinnati Joined In extending Or.
Bowie u Wonderful reception. and
,hat his efforts IN urging greater ct
forts and co-CpcratiuU Mere success
iul WaE SGoWn 10y tn" lar;c and en-
thuS!ast!c CONGREGATIONS which at
tended every service. The PAPERS in
referring 20 In" occasion. STATE tnlt
tn church was crowded every nigh;
| .onE before tn, hour FOR beginning
huuirrG@ stood IN line CT ciCNd",.
around llr. ! Owl" 10 grasp - lu,'
'ut 'Nanl; .M iol the good ny %"S
doing rho Cincinnati Commercial
fT!bunc OF Monday. january -. Says.
'I'T'sstnG forward past IN" pulpit
for Iu!i an hour after the closing
Scrn'rn 81 u" preaching ms 1A aoh-
0J'icG ~ CHRIST church Gur!n@ tn"
who heard pr. W. Kusscl! Eowic..
NAL appeal cla.pcd tho young mir-
s!cp,rs hand in reluctant farewell
Scarcely abb &c suppress mis- "mo-
worls las had among the twcnty-e!-ht
Episcopal. uhurcac.s OF this city and
Vicinity. the Virginia clergyman rc-
turned The haudclaSps and mUrmu"eG
his regret NJ parting from those WHO
showrr-i compliments on him.
Ills pleasure az the success that
has attended the entire meeting could
not be- suppressed.
THE response ON the part Of the
people mas teen fine ne said when
asked for his impression OF the mis-
sion. 1t Is wonderful how all OF the
parishes have done their part IN tni.s
all for tho way in which they have
supplemented my work"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
SUPREME COURT HEARS
ARGUMENT IN 3 CASES
CITY of Richmond Versus Cnrpc,l T.. In
p"ckrt OF Appellate Tribunal
To-day

hTec cases were argued and el,h-
OF Appeals yesterday. the cour,
SChrcc!N touching the docket for til.
.hE, hnt being occupied with con
The case OF Rohcrtsop's cxnc,,.or,
versus the Atlantic Coast Realty
,onnany. ana the Great Atlant;c and
Iaclhc Tea Company versus Cornr
WI" hoth argued and submitted. Th"
case Of tho Du Font E.n-inS,rt,,-
Sompary versus blair was pnrtinll%
argued and continued until today.
cases on the docket for today in.
y1nnS ne town Of Gorrlonsvilln versus
Iinn. -" STANDARD oil Co,un,rv v.r
NohcrtS. the city OF Richmond va-
SnS t'arnrrl and the American r.1
1ut Corporation versus The Ncwsous
Suppl' Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
DAVIS NAMES ALDERMAN
ON STATUE Commission
University Head Is Member oi
Body to Present Washington
Replica tn britain.
TAKES PLACE OF GOVERNOR
Chief Executive Finds lie Will BE
Unable to Take Trip-DctailS
Will BE Arranged Within Few
WcckS.

DR.. Edwin y. Alderman. prosidcn;
OF the University of Virginia. was
yesterday appointed member .! the
commission 10 present a copy OF the
houdon statue u Washington to
Great Britain, 70 serve in ;hc place
of Governor Wcstmoreland Davis.
who IS unable to mako tho trip. This
completes the personnel Of the com
mission. which will meet in EiCn-
mond in tn, next few weeks to ar
range final details for the prcScntl-
ticn trip
ON the commission arc the Lieu
tenant Governor. the Speaker oc The
House, Colonel Richard l.. r,wcr.
and ColoGc! John W. Williams. clerk
OF the House OF Delegates. The act
creating the commission. which plVu-
ned to make the trip in i9li. but was
delayed by the world war, provided
that II any memher Of the commits
sion was unable 70 70 when arrange
mcnts for tho presentation were COM
plcted. he should appoint Il substi-
tute. Governor DAVIS, owing To stress
OF his official duties. said ycstvr daN
that he would hc unable 10 Serve ANA
consequently appointed DR.. Aldcr-
man.
Member. of the commission were
especially pleased w!:h tho selection.
because OF the large acGua!ntanc"
which DR.. Alderman has overseas
ana his grace as Il speaker. The cN-
act date on which the commission
plans to make the trip has not been
decided, but the party Will leave In
May, II has boon definitely arranged.
governor SinarR realizing ,hat h@
pointed a member o. the Hous" on
tho commission, but his appointment
expired with The term OF the Guvcr-
nor and he has since been elevated
10 tile bench.
trafalgar square has been select
oil as Tic site In which the statue
Of washington viii be placed. in the
hear; OF London. besides III" shaft 10
Admiral Nelson and King Charles V.
pTobahlg he most famous spot in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Police Athletic Association,
First station. .:SU.
Board OF managers. Retreat far
the Sick. IL.
Moman'> Auxiliary, Richmond
FoSi. American lee. ion. tuom G:lU.
.Icncrsnp iiutcl. 4.
Annual meeting. y. W. G.. A.. cen
trnl building. q.
Parent Teachers Association.
Robert T.. Ice school. y.
Indies Auxiliary. Brond street
Methodist Church. entertainments.
q 10 y.
Entertainments. DiNic Nrrir No
:s:sN. frntrrnni Order al EnrIrs,
Third AMI Marshall streets, y.
denny audc> lille and mo
ti"n pictures. =. :. :.!n and 3:i5
Siraud-.lauSt," $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
r., F. & P. WILL ERECT
$4,000 FREIGHT DEPOT
Additional building 10 Increase Ran
roads Facilities for Handling

Building Inspector John T.. Butter
today passed fayorably upon tho
nians and organizations Tor tho frei2hr
depot TO he built by the i.ichmqnd
Fredericksburg and Potomac Kailroad
Company on the north side OF Broad
Street, near Harrison.
The necessary permit was issued 10
officials o! the railroad company and
1T was stated that the construction
work would begin Immediately The
new freight depot VIII cost SIS. 500
u VIII be an addition to the f-clI.ht
AtndlinE facilities 81 the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac, Tho
need for which has been long appar-
c1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
I.i.hop I,ro,,n IN snr,I,

Bishop William Cahell Brown Will
speak at the meeting of Episcopnl
women IN the interest OF the church
extension this morning NJ II o'clock
az - DANES Church. All women OF
the city are urged to attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

The ANNA! meeting Of III. Young
Moments Civ stIaII Association wl.l
D." hold tonight. beginning ats o'clock.
Nlih - SJDH'r. Nnul!ul election OF
directors will take place at this time,
Mrs. e. T.. WalfJrd. chairman Of the
annual meeting committee, announced
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

Tho Woman's Auxiliary "f II,
Richmond Post American Log ON
w.i meet In Room G3u, Jc!i ,rsou
Hotel. this Afternoon at o'clock
Mrs George WAYNE Anderson will
preside and AL members ANA others
interested are urged 10 attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

Tn" state Corporation Commission
Yesterday postponed hearing OF the
petition ot the Norfolk and south
feriil jZors hauled by The line to
farmers iu it's territory. There was
no definite date set for the hearing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

The Woman'S Auxiliary Of Giutcr
raik ~ 'hodist Church VIII serve an
oyster supper IN ihy new schoo!
bU ding in Gintr- Park t"n!Cht from
: 20 g o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

Joseph Eouitz. who gave his occu-
paiiou as Il iagman. yesterday flied
Voluntary petition IN banhruptcy.
'siIns his assets at nothing and liza
h.i!tips as s75s.GJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-27

The board o; managers FOR ia. Re
treat for the sick will meet this
morning 1T ! o'clock in the hospital.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
STATE ASSEMBLY

employees of several departments at tho
capitol failed when Senator Adams
Democratic leader. refused unanimous
consent.
Despite an adverse report by the
educational committees of the lower
house recommending tabiing OF the
Gordon compulsory education bill. the
bill was reported out OF committee to-
day and will be voted upon by the
house as n whole. The bill is one Of
the thirteen so-called Lindsey bills on
child welfare, eleven of which have
boon before tho house and were killed.
Rep. Gordon demanded the measure
ne reported yesterday. Today Reps. Mil
lcr and Daley submitted "a minority
report to the house and 1t was carried
almost unanimously.
Tho appropriations committee of the
house today reported out bill increa5-
ing the appropriation for the Colorado
state fair at Pueblo from $1,000 to $50
oSO. A bill establishing a department OF
farm economies and sociology at the
Colorado agricultural college was adop-
ted on final reading by the house.
A fluttcr OF excitement was caused
in the senate when Senator George n.
Colgate of Canon City. announced that
his name had been forged to a report
OF tho committee on temperance upon
senate bill No. SO regulating the sale
of drugs in tho state. lie said tho gen
uine report on tho bill. together with
amendments. had heou submitted 10y
him on March 10. The next morning.
he declared. "a spurious report" was
found on the clerks desk. Colgate de-
clarcd himself satisfied when -f',c sen
ate voted to strike the alleged forged
report from the record.
Tho sertatc adopted on second read
ing a measure by Senators King and
stephan establishing tho Pixies Peak
and Concjos state game refuge.
Denver March lI.-lcgislativc inter
est ccntered on representative Pol
locks bill to abolish tho direct pri-
mary system of election when the Col
orado Assembly convened this morning.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-18
NEW YORK IRISH
STAGE MAMMOTH
LOYALTY PARADE

New York, March 17.-Turning their
annual st. Patrick's day celebration
into mammoth demonstration of
fcalty for the Republic of Ireland"
and bitterness toward England, thous-
ands of New York's irish marched up
Fifth avenue today in Il three hour
parade.
They were watched by tens OF
thousands along moro than seventy
blocks of the avenue.
Rainbow divisions veterans of the
Sixty ninth National Guard regi-
ment known as the Fighting Irish
marching in their service uniforms
and carrying rifles, held the place OF
honor.
Fluttering above them were the stars
and stripes. the regimental standard
and blue silk banners with rainbow
ccnters. while for miles Irish organi-
cations and bands came trampine
along with the green and white and
gold flag of the Irish Republic" :"
This tri-color replaced almost entirely
the green banner with golden harp
cnscribed Erin Go BraEh," so num-
crous in past professions.
The paraders were received by
Mayor Hyland, former Governor
Smith, and number of Catholic
clergy.