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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Hughes to Guard State Data
LEY United Ncws.l

WASHINGTON. May i5.--Sccretary of state
Hughes does not intend to become personally
involved In any alteration with Congress on
the Qucrtion of the ADMINISTRATORS foreign
policy. II is stated in high legislative quar-
tors that Hughes has made IL clear TO in
curing Senators that he regards himself
merely the counselor of President Harding
and that presidential orders will he required
20 effect either hughes presence or delivery
Of State Department data on foreign affairs
before inGuirinE congressional committees.
I'll. question has been raised through in
PRODUCTION in the Senate by La Toilette. Re
publican irrcconcilabIe, of :. resolution ASK
irS for full data tho negotiations ami
understandings reached between the United
states ana the allied powers previous to this
governments acceptance of AN invitation FOR
representation In allied councils. IL is en-
phasi2cd somewhat by the suggestion made
by French Premier Erand to ccrrcsnondcnts
In Paris on saturday that ancnt tho divers
views expressed by the French and British
Nr'miers on the Silcslan question. the
United states fortunately has a voice in tho
supreme council Any opinion she may cx-
press Will toe gladly received"
THIS Indirect suggestion that France re-
E"r"S American participation in the allied
councils as involving Judgment all mat
'crS even those OF concern primarily to Flu
rop"-a position which the United States note
Of acceptance rather rointcdly sough, To re-
iutc-has revived concern among those I'm
Congress fearing American involvement in
Europe.
whether the LA Toilette resolution gets
anywhere might depend largely what WAS
the course of the administration In the SIcs!:n
matter. For the moment those irrcconciiablcs
VINO are going along with Harding are sat
lSii"h with the authoritative explanation ten
dcrcd them and tho public last week that the
~H"siin question was regarded as one OF those
problems strictly OF Europcan concern anil
hence Tor the time being least not one
I" vitality concern the United States. The
question was made the vehicle by which the
administration sought rcassurc irrccon-
cilhhlcs that III" Harding foreign policy i'm
pied no foreign cntanplcmcnts. Il was stated
positively that We would interest ourselves
only with questions vitality affecting our own
interests.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
CHICAGO BUILDING IS
HICKNAMED "SHIMMY'
New Structure Is Visible for Many
Miles Ia Ships i'm
fiarbOr.
IEv Nssociatcd rrcss.

CHICAGO, May l5.-"TEc city with
the ornamental from: door" Is tho
newest sohriGuct pinned on Chicago.
II dates largely from the erection.
athwart tn" new Michigan Boulevard
link" bridge. Of u great, o-namcn-
tai white office building % thirty
i've stories. nicknaincd because Of
its eccentric lines and unequal
arrlcd appearance. the ''shimmy"
building.
The ''ahmniy building is the key
stone in the arch Of the citv's orna-
mental front door" Visible for
many miles. both from the harbor
and from north. south and west. 1t
marks the COnvcrEcncc of the Chi
caGo River. the water gateway TO
Chicago. where Fort Dearborn once
stood, and the famous boulevard that
now connects the north and south
sides OF the city.
Fifty thousand automobiles. it is
conscrvativcly estimated. pass tn"
Skinny building" daily. II is not
10 hc wondered. then. that the plans
OF the Chicago Plan Commission un-
dcrtakr to make this spot. favored
by traffic OF land and water. The
municipal beauty spot Of III" world.
Establishment of the bridEchcads,
with trcatmcd !" historical style.
is the first step iithorizcd in this
development. Identification OF me
surrounding proncrty and OF the
river itself will follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

"re' contends that it is unavoidable and
would initiate against desirable emigrants
from a number of European countries I'm
uer 'le provision OF the measure limiting
immigration to n percentage of the nation
Antics here in 1910, this contention would
appear TO have some merit in it,
On April "a, the census figures for for
eigh-oorn nationalitcs in the United States
we're made public. These figures cover the
increase in forcigE-born for the past decade.
ana they list the following nations in order
OF highest representation here: Germany,
italy, Russia. Poland, Canada, ireland. Eng
iahd sweden. Austria. Mexico Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia. Scotland, Denmark, Jugo-
Slavia. Greece. Lithuania. France. Holland,
switzerland. Finland and Rumania. 1t will
thus be seen that the measure on the 1910
basis would let down the bars for countries
which the situation indicated in the later
figures would reverse. Going back ten
years TO find jumpins-off place for an i'm
migration restriction thus qould mean to-
day that some highly undesirable results
might follow. Nationalities which were
entering the country in 1910 in small
irickles are now entering il in rivers Yet
the present measure provides a policy Of
restriction. based on the small numbers of
highly desirable emigrants here ten years
ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
TWIN DANCING STARS
ON ACADEMY's BILL
Bob Ferns, Eccentric Black Face
Comedian, to Appear In an Up
rOariuusly Funny Skit.

On the new bill wh!c': comes 10 the
Academy today for the opening OF the
week are the Misses Higgins and
Bates. late Of the musical comedy
stage and the realm of cxtravaganza
ing with Harry CARROTS varieties
hnt now higgins and Bates are fca-
lures ~ themselves. These two girls
are among the most attractive OF tho
feminine followers OF tcrpslchorc.
WhcrcvCr dancing * liked they are
liked They have been in vaudeville
and Ia muSic.! comedy. They have
i:lppcd the light fantastic every Stcp
up the Ladder until now they have
arrived az that goal Of vaudeville dis
function an ac; "f their own. Iiig
GihS aud i't'"- are pleasing 10 watch.
They. ar" pretty, graceful and tall
cntcd, dttracllV"ly Costumod with a
drop OF tnctr own tn set on the T!c-
lure. Horace bentley prcsidcs at tn"
piano for their singing and dancing
Jphn$onS. who play upon many in
ftrumcnts, but ar" at their best play
ing tn" Nylophouc. Tncy arc favor
ties OF the European vaudeville
ih"at"rs. who have scored equally
strong in IN" United states
The big comedy feature of the new
show Viii lac i'oD Ferns. the eccentric
Ck-tnce comedian. who y br!nE.nE
his own company and an uproariously
funny skit.
Another unique figure on the bill
IS Ecrt Lewis. thc singing comedian.
wh" has AN original repertoire Of
songs ana nonsense.
founding out the diversified enter
IL inincnt Will come Rome and Wager,
Nauhc artists. with u merry round Of
SOUS dances ana amusing chatter.
New movies supplement the vaude-
VILE :liiTactIprS
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TABLET TO NEWSBOY HERO
INTERESTING TO president
LIZ Assoctatcd rress

BOSTON. May lk.-The interest of
Precedent Harding in the memorial
which Eoston newshnys are soon to
dedicate 10 IN" memory of ono OF
their number. "Scotty." hero OF tho
war, was indicated in letter from
Secretary Christian. made public to-
DAY. Wr'tint; 10 Edward Eccvin. who
had invited tho President to attend
the dedication. Mr.. Christian said tho
invitation appealed very strongly" to
President Harding, and II would be
"A gratifying privilege II ne should
ind II possible to take part in the
dedication OF The tablet 10 'Scotty.'"
lie added that IL the President should
90 /" Plymouth this summer, he would
be glad To consider the invitation 10
come here.
"Scotiy." whose real name was AL
bert Edward Scott. sold h!s last paper
al his regular station in Brooklinc In
July. 1917. when he was Is years old.
He fought with the Tenth Infantry
in France. and at Epicds defended a
pass lc-handcd, killing thirty-onc
Germans before he lost his own life.
bronze tablet depicting his heroic
end IS to be placed In Brookline town
hall,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
RICHMOND SOCIETY GIRLS
seen IN "DEBs AND DuBS"
Farce Comedy, Mndc for SunnySidc
Day Nursery, Shown mt Isis
Thcntcr All Week.

D"hs and DUDE the farce comedy.
MAJ by the younger social Sc; Of
Richmond for tho Sunnysidc Day
Nursery. VIII he presented as a tea-
iurc OF the bill AT tho Isis Theatcr all
next week by arrangcmcn, with Man
aver Harry Bernstein rho dramatic
feature Will bc Clara Kimhnil Young.
IN her latest release. straight From
raris."
The scenes in 'bchs and Du5s" arc
all cHtcriors. several Offering lind
sc"pc and architectural elect. OF nm
common beauty. Among the rc.r;.S
VIII he !. view Of the Sunnysidc
charity bah ON thc Hotel Rirhno,la
f"ol garden. STAGED through Tho
country Club OF Richmond, tho homes
Of John Kerr Hranch and ". : For
h"r. scenes on Monument Avenue tho
richmond, TrcdrricksburE and Po-
i"mhc ire'Sh, yards aud others
More than 100 prom!ncat Richmond
"a" picture. The leading roles ar.
played by Misses Margaret Addison.
lia2cltinc Watson, Betty Amber
marie Ions" Earcttr. Emma Adams,
Josephine Harrison. May Mercer. Mar
ina Martin Louise Branch, Eleanor
latrish. Dorothy Cahcil. Elisabeth
scott Iahhri scott. Mary Hawcs. Ann
iiawts ana John Hart. If. Drcwry
Blair. j. -. CIrncal. Jr Ben smith
Zen Huckcr. Mr.. Bcmiss William
LAYTON, Alfred smith James Patton
ana others in minor roles.
hece'p,s from the showing OF the
picture q, tho Isis Thcatcr Will go
10 the Sunnysidc Day Nursery. re-
c1Enized as on" Of the most worthy
charities in Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
News Of Fifty Years Ago

from the Richmond Dispatch Nav 1G 1871
Colonel j. Lucius Davis. who died in Buck
ngham County several days ago was laid to
rest at Emmanuel Church. in Hcnrico Coun-
~. Saturday afternoon lie graduate
Of West Point. an officer In the Mexican war
and was colonel Of the Tenth Virginia Cavalry
in the late war.
There 400 persons in Richmond who ma
income tax to the United States government:
nat Is, whose incomes according their
sworn statements. exceed $4,000, after making
deductions allowed by law
Eon -. G. Dcjarncttc the commissioner
appointed under act of Assembly providing
for - settlement of the Virginia boundary line
question by reference to Colonial documents
in England. la. arrived in London and is stop.
ping az the QuccN,'s Hotel
Judge Guigon is Ia rd-w worked judge lie
has disposed Of 1900 criminal and between $50
and 800 civil cases during the last twelve
months
The total vote OF tho city. that is. the regis
tered vote is nov: whites. G.aG5: coiorcd. 1904 /:
white majority, Gal.
During the month OF Arri! ?i4,SS6 pounds
"f chewing tobacco shipped from Rich
mond in bond. the rcvcuuo tax on which was
;292.77a52
Governor Walker has appointed Judge John
y. Meredith u visitor to the Medical College
OF Virginia.
on saturday last the house OF William Wal
aces sons shipped large quantity OF vir-
sinia ample and peach brandics Hoston.
which shows that the Down Casters" know
where to come to get good liquors
Orders so far the books OF the Touring
mills Of Richmond indicate that the shipmen 3
for The next TWO months of Richmond ground
; f"ur TO foreign r"rts principally South
America. will be larger than ever before
known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
FAMOUS MORSE ELM TREE
IN WASHINGTON Is GONE

WASHINGTON. May 1.-THE
famous Morse "lm ut She corner OF
Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth
streets ono of the oldest larkmarka
in tho national capital. Is gone. IL
was removed at midnight nhcr q
long, hut losing, light for it's lifc.
which hogan with tho covering OF
some 81 its roots WHOM Fourteenth
Street was widcncd ZONE years npo.
This tree has looked down upon
every inaugural parade hold In WaEh-
inGton. II waa named for samuel J..
u. Morse. inventor Of the telegraph.
Who tradition relates. often fat be-
meath il and rcc,tcd 90 jn'croaiod
listeners tho wonders az tho t"lc-
graph In tho olden DAYS many Ia
nous politicians also were wont 10
gather in Its shade 10 d!ecurB af.
fairs OF the party and state
Tho trunk ~ tho tree hnH hccn
presented 10 the American Forestry
Association. Tho elm was ono NJ tho
first trees to he given place by this
association in the Hall OF Fame OF
trees with a history,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Health Talks by DIR. Brady
Copyright. National Newspaper Seryice.)
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,


ihere is no doubt that Il great many children
suhcr grave imparmcnts OF nutrition because
'"eir olct consists too largely of bohydratcs
-starehy foods and sweets. This is the ten
'eheF toward which all the mollycoddcd
cakes white bread. crackers and pastries and
cookies lead. Dad and | certainly do no, he.
hcFe that such diet is advisable for any
boy child
An excess OF s,archy foods and sugars in
'nc olet makes child boy fat perhaps.
OUT haoDy and ancmic and too watcry that
is ms tissues retain too much water. lie
looks white or pale. tires quickly and usually
suffers more or less discomfort called dyxpcp-
STA or Indigestion
iiecihg prcdisposes to that condition, be-
"auSc The child with the piccng habit Is cx-
Ic"dinGly prone TO prefer some article which
Is chiefly starch or sugar. such cake or
cookies or candy. instead of wholesome bread
ana butter spread with sugar tprcferably
crude brown sugar. lccause il has not been
ro"ped OF the mineral saits). meat sandwich
OF Dread and milk. or crackers and milk.
Fleeing. in the sense o: a regular lunch in
mid-forenoon and mid-attcrn"on. is not a bad
habit ut all: for young children il is n good
EanH. provided always that the lunch is a
wholesome one
Let no fond Erandmothcr attempt to credit
father and me with the teaching that sugar
or candy is preferable in any way to bread
and butter or milk or meat or vegetables or
iruit. even though ounce for ounce sugar is
the more nutritious. All maintain is that
ave- active. growing, normal children require
htcral allowance of sugar Gas such or in
simple CANDY with regular meals or as des-
scFt that this sugar is easily diEcstcd 3
any FOOD child can take. that it is quickly
available for oxidation to produce energy for
me muscles including the heart muscle, OF
the active child. and that it is huge mistake.
based upon nothing but prejudice. TO with
hold sugar from normal boy or child.
y har
TO connection between sugars or candy in the
,iet and infcstation with worms.
Dad and i have gone into this sugar qucs-
ion very conscscntiously. can tell you. and
so far as normal boys and children are con
cerncd we are sold sugar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
More Abou, Draft Bcscrtcrs

IT He War Department, has found il neces-
sary TO make a reply to the sweeping
criticisms which have been lcveed a, il as
a result OF the multiplied errors discovered
in the brief lists Of draft disorders already
published. The dcpartmcn has been &C
cnsed OF grave misjudgment in branding
man after man who served honorably in the
war rs doserter. whether Intentionally or
otherwise. and most thinking ,>oplc will
agree that accusation is well-founded
Even so. the department in it's answer
intakes it clear that there is something TO
be said on the other side OF this question
For example. it is shown that the depart
ment Is still engaged in correcting the mill
'ary records OF men who served with vaor
in the Union armies OF the Civil War. For
sixty years the records OF the government.
it is shown, indicated that men deserted
from the army in the War Between the
States, when. as matter Of fact, many OF
them did not desert at all.
Ii some public record had been made OF
these instances at the end OF that conflict,
the opportunity would have been given such
victims OF error TO clear their records. and
j. would have been possible for thousands OF
them 10 receive pensions. OF which they
have been deprived because of the false no.
tation against their records
thousands OF men, whose names are listed
now as draft deserters. who saw service in
the war The discoveries already made are
sufficiently numerous TO make this fact GER
tain. II their names are published broad
cast as slackers. injustccs will be done
them, the average man would say unhcsi-
tatingly. Yet the department. contends that
publication IL the only known means OF
actually correcting M Incorrect record and
Of saving a large number OF such men
from the odium that would rest AGAINST
main unchanged
l. is quite true that by publication tho
unfortunate service mon may have immo-
date notice OF the Importance OF straight
ching out their military records. but il is
also true tina, the damage done 10 mans
reputation. who had been siigmatizcd as a
Gcscrter when hc is not, may not be repaired
By publication OF the correction. Then
there arc those TO DC considered who are
equally innocent, but abou, whom no cor
!ect!on is eyer issued
The War Dapo-;mcr, shows weakness in
its effort 70 place all the responsibility for
its own builders upon the shoulders of The
men in question. II il declared by the adj
tutau,-Eereral tina, great publicity has been
given the fac, tic draft dodger lists were
to be published! and that this publicity Was
sufficient notice to any man whose status
might b" In doubt. 20 take steps 10 have 4
possible wrong righ'ed
Such rcs possibility cannot Justly be laid
upon tho men !, .s the business OF the
War Dcpartmcn 20 be sure Of its own rec
ords ana 10 see 10 X that those records are
correct 1t is no, n" business OF men who
served through the "aT 10 assume that they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Undesirable Immigration Result.

IT He conference report on the emergency
~ immigration restriction bill has boon
sadopted by both the House and tho Semitic
and the measure will now go TO pregidoo,
Harding for his approval which probably
will be promptly forthcoming As moli
shed in conference, the bill would 70 into
EFFECT fifteen days after ii was signed by the
president, and from that ,irnc until july l.
1882. The number Of aliens admitted To tie
sUnited States would be limited to 2 per cen,
sof the nationals OF each country here in
1910.
Nh Representative Siege, OF New York rank
Vpg Republican on the Immigration Com
$Enittec. and who bitterly opposed the meas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Theater Calendar


RiJOt'--IIh,I,c Johnson. in THE
fIaythinE Of broadway"
ADWNY-"Thc Truth About
Husbands also Miss Manila Mar
TIM, s;ar OF Son OF Tarzan," APP
pears IN person.
LYHTc--"Fatty' Arbucklc. in
The Dollar-a Year Man
George AritHs, In The
Devil"
MISUNDERSTANDING Moreno. In
The Three S.vous'
HEN-Ar, Accord. In The
Witch
oDE:oN--Dougias MacLean. in
The Home stretch"
NIICToR-''westcrn rep" and
Love. Honor and obey"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Conflicting.

Confound YOU" exclaimed the wild youths
father Here l send you away TO college
and all you do is run IN bills You owe every
body In the college town I'm getting bills
and kicks in every mail. Why in thunder don't
YOU settle down. anyhow"
That's the trouble. Dad" said the Student.
nuhinsly You want ME to settle down and
my cTcditoFs want Inc to settle up. and hanged
II know what's which"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
1tt,atfnE.

nciGhbor two years ago paid $500 for n
p"a' 'hat he offered last year for $3.50 and
later Tor si5o We offered him $3.50 and he
turned us down. This year he has sold II for
$500 and the man who bought II has an esti-
mate OF S125 to>hN il uH, but II it doesn't run
inio $500 We don't know nothing tall about
boats.
what were getting at is. you'd never think
so much mone,' could be jugg.cd around over
mc"Siy LITTLE motor boat when it's all n
fellow can do to pay his taxes would yuh?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Uurry, Ecllnhh-Hcl

This letter came just now:
- s: Why don't you take things more
seriously? ] notice you don't care wha, YOU
JOKE about. just so it might make some one
laugh. But when you start joking about
:nothcr-!n laws. kick. want to tell you
I've got one. and a mothcr-in law is NO JOKE,
PETER PICKED"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Popular FnlIarics.

!. Tia; a boarding house mistress is angular
= That the floating particles in chicken stew
ar" chicken
g. That TWO can 1.-Two cheaply as one
l. That solomon was wise man. with go
many wives.
>. That the recent presidential election
solved any problems
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Life.

We sit on the ends OF a sec-saw,
And Nc ride it up and down.
You on your end and / OH mine,
over the country and town
And somehow. the moro we rido It,
The lighter our bubbling cup
For we know blamed well that IL we go down
We've chance to ride back UP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
SCIENCE WILL SOON ROUT
i TUBERCULOSIS, SAYS EXPERT
Inv United Nnws1

BOSTON, May 15.--Medical science
has tuberculosis on tho run.
The dreaded white plague" will
before long be classcd among the
vanishing diseases" such as typhoid
fever. smallpox. typhus and diph-
iberia.
president emeritus Of the Harvard
Medical School and one Of Americans
foremost Physicians, had TO say about
the results OF sciences fight against
tuberculosis. in an interview sunday
"I'll venture to say that tho lime
Is not far off when we chant worry
about tuberculosis. the ycncruilc
physician declared. ~ believe II in
quite within reason Ia gay That w.
shall have IL under control IN won
as we have Smalipoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
The Weather
FURNISHED by 4. :. Weather lnrrau.)

Forecast: Virginia.
CiouI.N today. showers
in southeast portion: to-
morrow fnir.
Nurili CRrO1in a.
Cloudy In west. shUwrrS
in east md central I,ur-
tiun> today: Tur~,lHy.
partly rI"n,iy. pr"hrhl.
Show rrs ON the coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

Inst "f 4. y. T.. Sails for u. 8.
LONDON, May l5.--Commnnder ".
$. Jackson, L. s. ". tho last momhcr
OF the American oxpedltionnry forces
in London, sailed for New York
aboard the Atauitania yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

we see BY tho papers that South Cardinals
population is suffering a decrease OF two a
"'sfo aiieged to have fatally wounded u
policeman ut Grccnvillc has been captured By
possc.-Wilson Times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Up With the Times
nN IL. @. IL.

Fashion note SAYS that 4 headed bracelet is
INC proper thing 10 Wear in the evening We
mad feared that was what the dear things were
coming TO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

Germany seems TO he in tho attitude OF tho
man who gave pronssory note to appcase
an !rs!stcnt creditor, and then sighed comfort
ably. Well. thank Heaven. that's paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

turn out good quality of hour. and they arc
putting North Carolina more nearly OH its feet
III supplying it's own needs than IT over was.
DIVERSITY still has some Observation-Disclosures
News and Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16

II news Of Richmond numerous reform
waves continue 20 go abroad. tho world will
begin TO believe that we are no, 100 per cent
pure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Local Temperature Yc,t-riuy.

. 7. II. '"mrrr.tiIrc ..-..........,... -
Maximum tonIpvrdtuTc To- T.. Nj. ~
Nin!rGuas temperature tee : l. .f..... 81
Mean temperature y'st"Tiuy .-...... IS
Normal temperature Tor ht!s date. ..
Excess Yesterday OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Excess sinCo March ............... 7:i
Excess since january ............. i5S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-16
Echoes From Down Home

Mr. Hryan's prediction that the next Con-
sress viii be Democratic may he true. 1t will
d" elected in year in which he will not be
on the tickct.--AFhcvilie Citizen.