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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
NUEVO SISTEMA DE CAZAR
PAJAROS

, Los canpesinos del Mediodia de
Francia usan un pfocediniento singu-
larisimo para cazar paiaros, que 81
aplica princialmente en- la epoca de la
siega para la destruction de los 60
rriones ladronzuelos que Sc atreven
a 1legar hasta los corrales de las grar
jas para coger ell grano.
Ell procedimiento consiste sencilla-
mente en- colocar en- algdn sitio estra-
tegico unos cuantos haces de trigo
entire los cuales Sc echan unos gra-
nos mojados durante dos horas Ell
aguardiente anissado.
Parece ser que los gorriones son
muy afcionados a estos granos, y
cuando comen cierta cantidad Sc po-
men borrachos Y pierden ell instinto de
conservation dejandose coger, precisa-
mente en- la epoca en- que estan mas
gordos.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03

I dadano de Milan, que nasaba por de-
bajo de su ventana, fuG motive dc
otr:l guerra.
por no devolyer una pipa que un
hombre habfa prestadO Il Otro. hubo
una guerra de varios ailos entire las
raZas rivales de Pamir v lie Afganis-
tan. Hace sesenta amos hubO una lucha
entire los habitantes de Milan los de
Pisa, por los atractivos relatives dt
los caracoles Y las culebras como ali
mento: Sc cuenta que dos estados
alemanes combatieron una voZ dispu-
tando srs suprcmacfa on 10 tocante h
bcber mucha cerveZa.
Claro cs que en- todos estos cas0s.
asistfa debajo de estas fiitiles causas
inmc,liatamentc dcterminantes de l;l
guerra, un eStado de antaSonismos o
animadvcrsi6n entire los pueblos go.
biernos. no siendo en- realidad la pue-
ril causa determinante del choque. sino
la cllispa que laba fuego a la nina
dc antemano cargada y IL punto de
estallar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
Mientras Mas Pronto Las Tome Ia.
Mas Ligero Sc Curara

Nos reerimos las Paila del DR. Becker
Vga Mentras las tome I'd gero cra Unos
ognos decado del los enferman
facdad dueen frecuencia paciene
de cnfermedad.
LAS CAUSAS: El trabao mena las preocupa-
clones dgustos las vnerea rabao co de poscn
los quehaceres domco de
obreras d uo excessive de estuanes cores baco cafe
los amos de uvcnud desdenes es bien
de las eneedades La
Influenza las febres escaana palda fodea;
dteria; los embaazos parto cambo
dejan consequence enfermedades
sejga
LOS SINTOMAS: Dolores cadcras; dcseo reuentes
dc orinar door ardor Ia sedmcno las ornas
mpobdad de incGnafse del sueo
urbos de NAL debidad sexual e onar
de hn0hazon de tobos
aldad dc pies general; dnnucion dc
apetio nerviosidad irrtablidad, +.
Ell RENfEDIO Las PASTILLAS del DR.. BECKER para los
RNONFS VEGA ST iente I'd de los sintomas
eado debc possible Bastard
Ias Oos las han resutado asaoro
Su prccio mfdico Los boicaros venden omiendan
'Mnnsd h,cwto rs Hgero nsy0y6"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03

duque de Marlborough, tuvO por callSa
un vase de aqua ver:idO on un bale
que So celehrd en- las TuIlerfas. Una
lie las damas cXpres0 cl deSeo de to-
mar I'm vase de aqua v al oirlo Sc
aprcsurarun Il ir poi tl los embajado-
res de ESpaha V ,Francia. al volyer
cada uno con In vase So encontraroll
con que la bella sedienta habfa voladO
eStaba bailando con un polftico fran
ces. Para mayor disgust0. el diploma
ticO ingl1s tropeZ0 con cl espanol V
verti6 ol aqua. incidcnte que por ell
pronto tcrminj con un cambo dc dis
culpas v frases corteses. Mas por tri-
vial que cl case fucra bast6 para deS-
pertar rcccloS y cimentar SimpatfaS
que inclinaron la balanza en- favor de
La guerra.
Mas ab;ul,o .odavfa fu6 el motive
que acarrc6 varios >iglos lie guerra en-
tire Insla,rr Francia. Por compla-
Ger al alZoliiSlpo de Rrl;in. Luis VIII de
Franca consili:i1 quitarse la lnrba
para prcSCntai'se como SuS silbditoS. pc
70 el hecilo tilTo resultado. drsastro-
SOS. A la cSpOSa Gel monarch lc dcSa-
grado el c;;mbio de aSpe,tO de Su ma
ridO V este concluy1 por divorciarsc
de ella. a los pocos meScS caSO con
Enrique III dc Inglate.ra. In divorcia-
da eSposa dc Luis, Y eli Su rencor TO-
ment0 enconos que 0c;lsiOnaron larSas
guerraS.
La guerra dc los siete amos Sc debi6,
segtin confession propia, Ia vanidad
de Federico el Grande IL quien lie gus
taba yer SUI nombre profusamente NELL
cionado Ell las Gacetas; las inSurrec-
ci6n de los cipayoS Ell la India fue
precipitada por Greer dos indfSenas
que los cartuchos que les daban es-
tahan engrasadOs con grasa de cerdo,
al que los indios los mahometanos
consideran animal inmundO, y la que
IRA turco-rusa emRez6. sesdn muchos
historiadores. por haber matado con
un martillo. un herrer0 de Ia Herzego-
yina a I'LL recaudador lie contribuciO-
nes, que habfa insultado Il su hija.
Ell hechO de verter un cllbo dc aqua
un ciudadano fiorentino sobre un ciu-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-11-03
GUERRAS POR CAUSAS NlMIAS

En- la historic de las naciones no
hay NADIA tan sorprendente como las
causas absurdamente triviales que
han motivado algunas gucrras san
grientas.
Encerrado Ell una jaula de hierro
en- la torre de la Catedral de M0dena,
puede verse un cubo que hace 900
aiios fu6 la cauSa inocente de una
guerra terrible. Cnos soldados de Mo
dena robaron el cubo de I'm pozo pti-
blico de Bolonia Y Sc negarOn a de-
volverlO cuandO Sc 10 reclamarOn. Es-
to di6 lugar a encaramuZas entire los
soldados dc los estados rivales Y fu6
la chispa que encendi0 una guerra
que devast6 gran partc de Europa y
ocaSion0 la priSi0n perpetua del rey
de Cerleila, hijo del emperador de
Alemania.
La rotura de una tetera fue Ia cau-
sa determinantc de una guerra que
hubo en- China hace dos siglos Y me-
dio en- la que Sc perdieron million Y
medic de vidas. I'm alto dignatario de
la corte quicn cl emperador aprecia-
ba profundamente. tenfa en- gran esti-
ma una tetera. Viajando en- cierta oca-
si6f por las ind6mitas proyincias del
noroeste de la China. Sc qucdaron atras
unos criados del dignatario fueron
atacados por una cuadrilla dc ladrones
auienes les despojaron de todo cuanto
lleyaban incluso la preciada tetera,
pero no considerandola de valor la
tiraron Sc rompi0. FL indiSnado man-
DARN se@quej0 al emperador, sallo
inmediatamehte I'm destacamento de
tropas para castigar a los culpables,
comenzando as1 una guerra larga Y
terrible.
Cu6ntase que la gnerra de SUCCESSION
lie Espana, en- Ia que tanto figure cl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
"CHU CHIN CHOW" TO
PLAY HERE ONE WEEK
Celebrated Mu>lcnl Extravaganza Of
Orient VIII Bring Original


Gnu chin Chow" the celebrated
musical extra vsEanza OF III. Orient.
will be presented by +. KAY Com
stock and Morris ticsi at the Acad-
cmy all OF Fair Week.
Whcif the seat sale opens not more
than six tickets will be sold 10 any
onr person. uAicss credentials are
shown, in order to defeat the aims
and plans of tho horde OF ticket spec
ulatore who follow "Chu Chin Chow
from city TO city in order 10 buy up
TIE cost seats and then sell them At
increased prices to the general pub
lie Tho rule limiting patrons IL six
tickets onl:, except in the cas-" OF
authorized thcatcr parties. has been
adopted 10 protect the interests OF
the public "Chu chin Chow" Is Il big
musical extravaganza OF ancient BAG
dad. presented in fourteen brilliant
scenes. by company of 800 people.
u ran Ave years in London. ana two
entire seasons in New York 81 the
Century Th-atrr. II IL easily the oig-
gest theatrical production ever taken
on tour.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
THE STORM IS STORY
OF GREAT NORTHWEST
New Production Will Come to
Academy Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday

IoorH" Rroadhursi's SUPER pro,,nc-
non Of "Th. Storm" by I.anydou AIc.
'orW'ck. romance OF the big woods
VIII be tn" Offering At the Acudcmv
Ior three days. starting MONDAY.
tuesday ami "Wednesday. with matt
roc Wednesday. Tho play viii III.
presented by George Brondhurst who
on previous occasions has brouuh,
mere number ot creations from his
own per '''rhc Storm" was on. nf
NE big New York successes. where II
ram for an entire year ana dup!icu..l
~ success for six months run In
ccicago.
y feature of tn. production Is tn.
hE forest iirr. the terrific blizzard
QUA snowstorm, is ci.nu. wholesome
lcr"-story. tho splendid comedy. Tho
gorgeous scenic effects OF the rnios
sal forest. and that epoch makiny
seen" ~ th" beginning OF the last act
showing the aftermath OF tho r6rcnt
IRE. with ;hn devastated area Of
chhTred trees. ana the hnpny culmiua-
ton OF the love-storv w'W play was
staged hv Mrs. Trimblc Bradley and
"iil hc presented here with the New
rorI, and Chicago cast. which in.
rludrs Katharine Hayden. Ron Tag
cart. charles Il. Lewis Joseph D,is-
coll. W Name LINTON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

the objections made by the Idaho Senator
10 the treaty. il must be admitted that his
attitude. unlike that of Senator Lodge and
other administ ra ton leaders on the cues
ton of foreign policy has beon consistent
throughout He is for the Monroe Doctrine
undiluted, of this country attending strictly
|" affairs on the Western Hemisphere and
letting Europe and its affairs severiy alone.
His suggestions to The committee are the
equivalent OF an ultimatum and ii it hopes
to press the new treaty to speedy ratitica-
ton il will have TO take its orders from
Borah
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
MISS LULA BETT" TO BE
BOOKED AT ACADEMY
Conn Cni~'s NrvT pir, VIII Gun,r TO
'its Three DnJs. beginning
IhcrsdaS.

The characters in Miss Lulu Bout"
/"na Gale's own dramatiZatirn OF her
delightful novel, which VII Ice Of
rr-cd al III" Academy next Thursday
Friday AMI saturday and saturday
matinee. direct ivor It's seasons run
a, the Belmont Thcater New York.
arc go entertaining and unique that
"very"u" enjoys the performance inn
m"n>cly.
IN. smull-town typ"r are provocl-
lively droli. Their nutlnoli is 80 dif.
f"rcnt AND thcir interests 80 varied
Miss Gale drew some irrcsist!bly
amusin. folks. they are SO real and
So unstIEey that one almost feels a
sense Of INTRUSION. II is a" though
one had broken into . home 10 watch
tho workings Of IL. Miss f.mula
Bunting il said 10 nj the Title roll.
10 perfection. Not one step az her
emancipation from household drudg-
cry ia lost or overdOnr. Though AL
the other characters in tho play az"
designed L. he Influences on the life
of Lulu. "a wcll-chog,n aud superior
cast makes them types unto them
selves. very real and very entertain
ing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

(From the Richmond Dispatch. sept ~ iS'''
Richmond Commandery. No. >. knights Tenn
PLAY. returned from Baltimore yesterday. me
men are enthusiastic over their great trip'
and all Of them blushngly tell 90 the honors
and compliments that were showcrcd upon
them as coEimandery
The Republicans have nominated for the
House Of Delegates the following: ID. w.
I:ohannon. c. s. Mills, II. l.. Kent Henry Miller
and John Rankin.
w D. C'hestcrman has resigned as business
manager Of the Richmond Enquirer to take 4
poritiou on the editorial stan. one which IL
more to his taste. H. G. Tinslcy' late agent al
the Associated Press. w''i succeed Mr.. Chester
man as business manager
Governor Walker returned from his visit 10
the North yesterday. lie reports Mrs. Wal
ker's hraIth greatly improved
The Richmond philharmonic Association has
elected the following officers for the ensuing
wear. j. V. l.. McCrccry. president: 6. III.
Reed Jr vice president; r. IL chanberlayne.
Jr secretary: 4. Emmett Tyler. treasurer;
Charles l-undin. librarian: Professor H. A.
Ainhold musical director; W. IL Mccarthy. and
j. Dmmock. trustees.
,rho ,r,,, NJ the men charged with Ku KiuS-
to-. -, So-th Carolina closed at Raleigh yes
,ard.y The following were found guilty ana
,.n,.,c.1 bv Judge Bond 10 terms of I'M
nrisonment; II. A. Shotweii. Adolphus pepries!
Amos owens George Holland. william Teal
David Holland. Spencer u. moore - u r"' :
time and william Scru2Gs Three others were
aro,i,,cd Judge Bonds charge TO the jury
was an outrageous deivernnce He practical
Iy ordered the jury to find the prisoners Gui''y.
\ Marylandcr writes the Dispatch con-
c.r,iro the knights T"mplar parade In Bal
,irn.rc as follows: u care not h"w many re-
nnr,s,s Won NAV have in the field. must
eay a word: The Richmond Commanuery car
rl.d the day in Baltimore. A nobler body OF
man never appeared In line In knishtly SER
yIco-obout sixty-fve In all. All along the
lin, Of march from Broadway to the dismiss-
al q, the Temple. flowers were scattered over
them"
'rhc residence OF Alexander Miller. Two miles
from Rurkeville was entirely destroyed by
fr. Yesterday Mr.. Miller was formerly OF
p.nnsylvan!a and settled In Nottowa County
two anu u half years ago.
Eighty-thrse new cases OF virulent small
po1 and ave deaths made mp the record during
this week in Lowcll, MASS
The unreasonable cool spell continues in all
parts of the state. Much damage has been
done 10 growing tobacco in Amelia, Nottoway,
Powhatan and Prince Edward Counties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
SPANISH AIRPLANES
lombard SELOUNAN
Mnors GrentIy Depressed rS Result
nf Their Def~nt at \ndor
Inst Week

MELILt.A Sept. 23--Se!ouan. n
town south OF this city. held by
Io"rish trihnsmcn. has Teen bonn
bardcd by spanish airplancs and s"v-
rral Gro- Wee Observed. Reports H."
clnr.l III" MOOrS were greatly de-
pressed as result OF their defeat
at Nadnr last week. and many are
declared {" h" inclined to Withdraw
from the lighting
General Hcr.ngucr. spanish high
commissioner. has issued = general
order. CONCENTRATING troops who
participated in the battle at Nador,
whose cunduc; * declared 10 have
been brilliant during the operations.
The order says the advance has flllch
the troops with pride.
For the first time in many days the
citizens al Melilla are enjoying n
period of relic; from boInba rdmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
MINI.lTl'Iti: AMMAN,
POULTRY EXHIBIT TO
Be BETTER THAN EVER
Both Fancy aud Unitarian
Breeds Shown Il, Nir.
ginia State Fair.

TINS years poultry and pct show
at the Virginia State Fn!-. October !
10 :. both Inclusive. will ha the
largest IN the history OF tho Fair As
Soc'ation. according to Superlutcnd-
cnt &. 7. ,Eiddick, who has already
received greater number Of entries
than ever n.forc-indica,in he be-
licves. that there has been decided
swing TO the breeding and raising
of hioodcd poultry in this State.
Tn" poultry exhibition has for
years had the reputation OF being a
great opportunity for the sale OF both
poultry and eggs. This year the de-
phrtincnt ~ Offering larger premiums
than In any previous year. special
cash prizes being offered IN addition
10 the regular awards and ribbons
Because IL recognizes the impcra-
tive necessity for "a greater prnduc-
ton Of poultry. poultry meat and
cGGS The state Of Virginia has given
$500 toward the premiums being Of
Tered by the poultry department OF
The Fair Association. Every breed
and variety IN the standard uf per-
lection may enter the department and
about every breed and variety has
already entered. In addition, there
viii oc q large display OF rabbits.
pigeons. ducks and turkeys. prrmiu ms
are offered for both fancy and utility
clasSc9. Poultry fancicrs In this state
have made enormous strides In inn
proving the stock in recent years. and
this years exhibit * hound to prove
quite an educational feature.
Waterfowl viii hc displayed thiv
year in tw" new pools. which hive
Just been completed In front OF the
main poultry building. Entries have
been received from eight States. An
Interesting feature Of this years cx-
hibit Viii be ;hc display offered ny
the Boys and Girls clubs, which VIII
u" under the supervision II a T..
Trcaklc. oil the Extension Bureau OF
The Agricultural and Mechanical and
Polytechnic Institute. OF BIacksburE.
The Hampton Institute. OF Hampton
VIII have an exhibit supervised by y.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
ALL FRENCH SENTR|ES
MISSING IN EXPLOSION
Entire Post at Maycncc, Ger
many. Believed to Have
Been Obiitcralcd.
lHy Nssocinted rress.l

MAYENCE, GERMANY. Sept. "a
All the scntricS OF the French milf
tary post IN the plant arc missing
snd IL is believed the entire post was
"hliicrat"d by tho explosion Rough
~ estimated. the material damag.
exceeds l.000.0oo,O0O marks. store
fronts COLLAPSED at Worms. aboui
twelve miles distant. windows are
smashed AT Frankfort. while in Held
eihetS hanaS" estimated at ;50.OoO
marks Is estimated.
More than 500 bodies have been
recovered from the vast ruins Of III.
n"uiSche plant Il; onunu and /, IS
considered certain tina; 800 persons
kiill are missing. Two thousand
N""""eh, 100 Of them seriously. are
Scnttered In temporary hospitals fo,
'n'i"s around tho seen" Of wcdncy-
naN'S explosion.
IN" loo. piant Nj. ana , wax,
area "rouud II present !, uic,ur. MOI
"n"' 'h"t OF " shell torn battle
'''u' som" bodies hay. been rccny-
depth or twenty feet
-"H'he"rS add iIttI. to the oxu,
.'"''"m" already mad of ihe dis,,.-
W mere * said TO have been ono
.."H oi salts IN two reservoirs. ON.
". ,"',h causing the other To .xploJ.
'"'' Mn Hreht gas tanks am!
"th"r chemicals detunatcd from ~
concuss:ou
~ 'h'"' engineer Of tho Iiadisch.
~ quoted hs declaring him
ser mySiii:cd. as II wax l,.Iiry,.d 80
salts could no, explode. All nn. ~
forts to utilize thnm az .,,,,n.t,.
tai!"d. lac said. These SALTS arc do
ncr.;cd as ammonia salts ana
ut soiu nv az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
Siiil After the Widows .Job

X ''N ~ SHe Is an appolntce OF a Demo
'"''' administration, ana for the fur
Wv" an" 'H"'c 'oRcht reason that wealthy
~ az '"' KS "i Nepubiicanism wants
w. '"t widowed Dostmstrcss at For,
'"c'F SOON 10 ma herself cast
""i M" me ranks OF the unemployed
shortly after Nj Harding took his office
II was announced that q former RcnuhIic.n
postmaster At Fort Monroe wouId scat va
instatcment. despite the fact ina, n. ,s +,
man of considerable means IN ub,,
salary OF the position is =, ,no.,
object Tn. fact ina, m. ,.ia,.,
mistress who's. ofHro ,,.. ''A'-
ana whos. rncn-1 d,,r, '',''''
al tho wnr ub.n 10, W ing N"SS
nos,;I claarinc ho,,e, "'' s'"a'
49, 10 win for hor c,,,,,,o',,., I'd %"
dual. bic,, n ,h, sa.,,,a'a, ION nom ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
BORAH. LEADER OF
IRRECONCILABLES.
SINGLE OPPONENT
CONTINUED From First Pagc.)


absolutely and wholly the league or
nations" said Senator Johnson in cX-
planning his position. ~, authorizes
Versailles treaty II expressly ah-
solves us OF amy obligation under the
Versailles treaty. The reservation in
our resolution OF ratification prohi-
bits. unless Congress shall authorize
il. our participation in or representa-
tion upon amy body or cOmmisS sion
created by the Versailles treaty.
Preserve Traditional Policy.
Thus. apparently, &c have ac-
complishcd All TINT we fought for
since the league of nations was first
proposed. and. unless something not
now forcScen ariscs, think we can.
with perfect safety and. whilc pre-
serving our traditional policy ratify
the treaty with Germany"
Secretary Hughes supplied the COM
mittcc with information that Amcri-
can troops now in Germany Will be
withdrawn when the treaty IS rati-
fed. as soon as transports can he
provided. This was in response 10
the fear that under the treaty, Amer
lea would be obligated to help en-
force the Versailles pact.
The ratifying clause stipulatcs that
the United States shall not partici-
pate in or he rcprcscncd on any COM
and until an net OF Congress shall
provide FOR such representation or
participa lion"
Senators voting in favor Of the
treaty were Lodge. McCuinber.
RrandeSce. New. Johnson, Swanson,
Pomcrene aud Shields. The three last
named arc Democrats.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
Si|lNON THE SIDE
nv henry EpwARD WARNER

Dear Santa: | know !; is carly
Bu, wanta keep clear OF the mob
So please. wont you please,
Take squirt at my trees
When YOU start your annual JOB
My motor is busted. my boats on the bum
My balance IN bank is q. d.
SO don't forget. santa. TO brinE when YOU come,
\ few little presents for NE.
I'm Daddy, old Top I'm the geeacr
Who * famous for drawing his pay.
bring ii home Friday.
For Friday is my day,
And the F3miiy take il away.
I've never asked YOU for Il prrsent, Old Ton.
Aud I've never expected onc--src?
So II you don't mind, when you come alonB.
drop
some cheap little present Tor me!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
4 Picture

The Shricks OF the woman rang through the
Grcai asylum, cutting painfully into tho very
hearts OF those who heard
1T is awfui'' groaned o sympathetic visit
tor. ~ dope lend deprived OF her dope"
Worse. lar worac.' said the Doctor.
"A ravins incbriatc perhaps. unable TO OH
tain liln"
There ar" no such beings said the Doctor.
''iier's is a torture far beyond that She the
Doctor lowered his voice. for he. too, suffered.
"shc is ono OF the unfortunate women caught
in raid, chewing gum in defiance OF the
card Federal Amendment"
AGAIN the cry rang out. ana those who
heard turned their heads and wcpt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
Selection Would Please Harding

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
WASHINGTON. Sent. 23.---1ames L.. Watson's
selection as Republican Goor leader Of the
Senate, in place OF Senator Lodge. who VIII
be prc- cccunied with the arnamcnts confer
cncc, would lie particularly pleasing 10
President Harding. The eloquent Indiana
Senator is ono OF MIR. Iardings most init
mate friends. They have been wv. g. ana
Jim" each other for many years. anti
datnG Mr.. iiarding's election to the senate.
No concern. except that affecting his own
fate gave Mr. Harding more thought on the
eve OF election last November than the impend-
ing fate oi senator Watson. II Indiana had
re jactcd him the President about-to-hc re
marked al Marion. the Harding family would
lool; upon il personal loss
Senator Watson is one Of Senator P"nrosc $
bosom political associates too. The Pcnrose
star IN III. Senate would continue 10 he in
IN. ascendant under n Watsoninn floor leader
ship.
Copyright, 1921, by the Public Ledger co..