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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

We. the. undersigned. residents Of
Denham. Pine County. state of Min,
nesota. Do hereby associate onrselxes
together for the purpose or bec6fntnp
en anaer the prsssens " cSaps,
nprf the 1 hssssd is g as
and supplementary thereto and to thai
following articles OF Incorporation.
ARTICLE
Name and Nnfwre % Busimess)
The name OF thja. association shall
he Denham Potato Exchange.
The 1eneraI pstnre 81 It's bushes
mercantile anG manufacturing enter
prise uron the cooperative plan. u
shall have the power to buy and sell
it's own products. or those Of its mem
beers or uf other cooperative associa-
tions, ~ Il. or its members. or other
cH1sr"tve associations' may determine
the case may be. II shall ais" for
the above purpose have power to pur-
GUNNER, SELL eNchnnre s ana convey sa such
real estate. buildings and personal
property as the business OF the assoc
citation may require. and to erect build:
grounds.
This corporation shall. also. have
ate with. by membership or otherwise.
any other association having n like
cooperative purpose: to subscribe for
in the Capita, Stock Of any other co.
operative association. II shalt have
power to do anything and everything,
not Inconsistent with law. which 4
the effects and purposes herein stated.
ARTICLE II
(place Of Hunlnesa)
the principal place ~ transactinp
husineta OF this corporation shall be
at DenhAm. County Of Pine. Minnesota.
ARTICLE III
(perieA sf CWmaaemeensemt ana
Il DuYAtl0m)
The time 81 commencing business for
this corporation shall be June 10th.
shall be thirty years.
ARTICLE Nv
(Names and ReneAences 81
1neWppWratoFnl
the names and places Of residence
ton are; Chas. upEren uf Denham
son Of Dsnham. oiof AIbers ', Of ' Dem.
ham. Gregor Anderson Of Denham. Ju-
Illus Olson OF Denham, Chas. g. Peter.
s s,ann OF DeMn MIA 6 Edwin Anderson q
NJ. Johnson Of Denham.
ARTICLE
(ManageumenO
Tne management uf this corporation
shall he vested IN Board of Directors
OF 1--WE go members: The names and
Directors. who shall serve until the
sturgeon Lake. i. r. i. No. l. Mime
To aks Ge" O. N Of stury Ns;
Liljedahl OF sturgeon Lake. Il. +. d.
seon Lake. Il +. Is. No. /. Minnesota.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Road Work in Full Swing.

Average progress on new cen
struetion-paving. grading and
gravel surfacing projects scat
tered in about Is sections of the
state was declared satisfactory
this week by Commissioner Bah
cock. Many projects will be
completed in advance of contract
time, he said.
Maintenance operations are al
so up to the expectations of the
department, it was officially an
nounced, and steadily increasing
results will come. Continued dry
weather and unusually heavy
tourist traffic combined to make
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Notice Is hereby given that the
school board Of Dist. No. 81 will re-
ceive bids up to noon Aug. Goth
1921. for the moving Of one school
house size % II. by SO It. by ~ II
high, one mile.
a certified check OF 8 per cent Of
bid.
The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
For further information address
the undersigned.
Dated this End day Of Aug, 1921
Mary kvasnicka, clerk.
p. O. address Bruno, MINI
Aug. 4-1S)
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
PICKS ARMS FARLEY GROUP
Harding 0eeides on PsrsoNnsl o. Y. 3.
Commission.

Harding 0seidss on Psrsonnsl 81 Y. 3.
Commission.
Washington--President HarLing has
made up his mind on the personnel Of
the United States commission to par.
ticipate In the Washington disarma.
ment congress. but he cannot foreclose
the subject until exchanges with the
participating powers have defined
some regulation ~ to the number Of
Representatives each nation viii have
at the conference table.
Secretary Of State c. =. Hughes al.
ready has been delegated to head the
commission. For his colleagues the
president ID said to be considering the
following: Elihu Root Henry Cabot
Lodge. Philander G. Knox. Oscar w.
Underwood and George w. Sutherland,
former United States senator from
Utah.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Paris Decision Leads America to
Belief Other Nations win
Send Their Premiers.
NEWS SATISFIES U. S.
Presence o. Foreign Premjers Would
Add Greatly TO Weight o. Deiibera-
tlons and Expedite Work o.
Conference.

WashingtOn--The hope OF Amer
lean officials that the disarmament
conference will be diplomatic con.
clave of the first order was strength.
ened when France informed the State
department that she would send her
premier, Aristide BRAND, at the head
OF her delegation Of diplomatists.
The decision IL expected here to be
followed by similar moves on the part
OF the other powers. investing the
gathering with extraordinary signin.
canoe and giving 1t much Of sthe
plenary authority that was possessed
by the council OF ''heads OF states q
Versailles.
Congress Asked for 100000.
Meantime the administrator Pre-.
paration Of It's own part in the con.
ference was advanced by 4 request
sent to Congress for an appropriation
Of 100000 a. an initial budget to pay
expenses Of the American representa-
tives and of q secretariat general.
The sum fixed In the request and
the data accompanying 1t apparently
disposed OF any expectation that this
government would pay expenses OF
any Of the visiting delegations, for
Congress was informed specifically
that the money was to be used for
the American delegation and for the
secretariat general alone. It was in
dictated that . later appropriation
would be asked should the printing
bill exceed present expectations or
should the conference last more than
two months.
In making the request President
Harding merely transmitted with his
approval q letter written by Under
Secretary Fletcher of the State de-
partment, who has been placed in
charge of physical arrangements for
the conference and who prepared his
estimates after . conference with
Director General Dawes Of the Budget
bureau.
= News Arovses satlsfactlon.
News that the French premier would
attend the conference was received
with manifest satisfaction here. for
there has been . general expectation
that should one of the powers decide
to send its premier the others would
do likewise in the interest Of fair rep.
resentation.
Not only will the presence Of the
foreign premiers here add greatly to
the weight of the deliberations, but
It il expected also to be . consider.
able help in expediting the work Of
the conference. In ordinary diplo-
matte gatherings much time 10 con.
sumed communicating with the home
governments for Information and in
structions, but with the highest poll.
tical authorities Of the various powers
actually on the ground 1t 10 hoped de.
cisions can be made promptly and
with hnality.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
BOY WANTED 70 SEE WRECK
% He Tried 10 oerall Tralms, He Tells
Detective.

Des Moines-"I always have wanted
to wreck . train. Just to see how the
cars would pile up" was the startling
confession OF Frank Walters, 1s years
old. now In the county Jail. charged
with attempting 10 wreck . Rock
island passenger train.
Walters. whose home 10 in Altoona,
Iowa. and who had, until his arrest,
been working ~ . section laborer for
the Rock Island, confessed to c. g.
Graham. special agent. that on three
separate occasions he has attempted
to wreck = train.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Drive Ussrs lnereass; olames Dry lavs
New York-Natio lal prohibition has
increased the number az drug addicta
more than three times without decreas-
ing the number Of alcoholic victims IT.
tended By New York physicians. 20.
cording 10 . statement issued BY Bird
s. Coler. commissioner Of the depart
ment OF public welfare.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
Cans, Tssls veee oe4. -.

WashiAgtOn-The senate agreed 10
vote Oct - On the Borah resolution
providing free tolls through the Pana.
~ canal for American coastwise ships.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18
AMENDMENT TO CERTIFICATE or
INCORPORATION or THE MARK
WILLIE STATE BANK or
mAAkvfLI.E. MINI.
Bank M. Ifs3.

At Q meeting ~ the STOCKHOLDERS OF
BANKING HOUSE on the 9th day Of
luton was offered and adopted by a
m1sj5: rl1y v y@te q ~ capital stock ia
certcsis Il lncorpo sssti"n s's tbis
Section slx.--The h,ahest amount 81
ject shall he $3.50, 10000.
We hereby certify, that the fs.reso-
imajcrity vote Of the tie CAPITA, Stock. al q
s e;'s Mimi the n"p me- ,b noas s y
r 7: Hassn; rr cssS;st.
state 81 Minnesota, County Of pine. IS.
On this 9th dag. az July. is2i, before
nrunSsr 10 me personally known. who
they are rsspcctiyely the president and
that the seal affixed 10 the iorcEoins
said corporation. that said INSTRUMENT
act and deed.
-. Maud J. nrunneer:
ny co,n% nis sspires M March H. isss.
(Notarial seall
STATE or MINNESOTA
Once Of Superintendent Of Banks.
81. Paul. July 18th, 1921.
the rtockholder. of the Markville
state Hank. Markville. MIMI. In adopt.
ing the foregoing amendment to the
Certificate Of Incorporation has been
approved by me.
=. n. Duea.
superintendent Of Banks
ny q. N. Sivwright,
tseail Deputy superintendent.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
Department ut state.
hereby certify that the within In
Strument was fled for record In this
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Work 10 an excellent distraction,
but there are so many others that are
pleasanter.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

Travel Is an education-it 10 an
education In how to set Z one-dollar
meal for 81.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-08-18

About the best way to induces wo.
man to keep q secret Is to keep II ia
yourself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
News Of Fifty Years Ago

Gl'rom the Richmond Dispatch. May II. 1921
'haho"n's case has again been postponed
rms time To tho next term Of the Hastings
Court. one Of the most important witnesses
Tor the defense is quite sick and confined to "A
military hospital at Fortress Monroe.
Al the annual meeting Of the Episcopal
sunday school Union held ut St. Pauis sunday
afternoon the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Rev. Charles Mimi
Scrodc. d. H.. president: Rev. T.. q. Dash ci
vice president; Captain w. S. =. Mayo. record
ing secretary; Il. /; Armstrong. corresponding
secretary. :. NJ. Bailey, treasurer.
Thomas : Dabncy has been appointed United
states inspector of tobacco. SNUFF and cigars
for the Fourth Virginia District, including the
city OF Petersburg.
post Office has been established at cold
'iarh"r. iicnrico County. with Thaddcms HiG
gins as postmaster Mails viii tc sent by the
Tappahann"ck stage on Tuesdays and Fridays.
At a meeting OF the Richmond Blues held
last night. Colonel Pcyton Wise was elected
captain. Vice Captain c. +. Bigger, resigned
The gallant o. Jennings Wise commanded the
same company and met his death at it's head.
Married on the evening of the eleventh in
slant. at the residence OF the brides father in
Manchester. by Rev. w. II. Christian. MIR. X. A..
Bowen and Miss NJ. ~ Hcams.
The United states Senate lin extra session.
met at noon yesterday and Immediately went
foreign relations reported the hEh commits
sion treaty. Mr.. Morton made brief speech.
explaining its provisions. after which the Sen
ate al journcd.
Mr.. Caleb Cushing has purchased and
resides at a beautiful country seat the t;lcbc.
formerly the summer home 81 General j. T..
Van Ness. situated about three miles from the
AcGucduCt bridge in Alexandria County. Va,
but he will not become Il citizen Of this State.
There is talk OF General sherman Incoming
the Democratic candidate next year for tho
presidency. sherman against Grant: What
race II would &c. Let us wait and sec what
:hc future has in store for us.
The news from Paris for the past several
days has been very conflicting. None can tell
vet what is to he the upshot OF the activities
OF the COMMUNISTS. One thing Is certain and
that is that it the Versailles government does
not succeed In a short time in putting down
The Commune the Russians will again take
a hand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
FATTY ARBUCKLE GREAT
IN NEW FILM AT LYRIC

Different is tho one word which viii
adequately dcscrib" "Thc pollar-u.
Year Man" which is showing tho Nrst
part OF this week AZ The Lyric Tho
picture is a roll!cHiag comedy wlth
laughs not Il iew from start TO
finish.
FATTY" Arhuck!c. in the rol, Of q
wealthy lauudrS man, Frankiia Pin
ucy, who ma. rendered noteworthy
"crvicc to his couutr during ;ho war.
cannot resist his desire To- do dct"o-
tive work lie IS tolerated at n
yacht club because II his wealth and
iit exchange Ia" club n"mb"rs arc
tho goats for his sicu,h WORK
som" OF the latter decide 10 ram"
u KIDNAPPING on the amateur Sherlock
ana all goes well mil tnv! itk, Il
.IIrlor socialist into th"ir plot and
.Unwittiugiy inject som" aUIrchisir
into the happenings. Itnn"t, who
tails for IN" plot with hcaN! th.d.
finally ends up with actually saving
the Prince in - haunted nous" from
TIA" Reds.
20. mis- service he wins the friend !,
snip %! TIA" royalty and "a" h1nd ~
Peggy, daughter OF = S"Cr"t service
agent. The yacht club SnopS are
taken down q peg or two, ana l'lriet
is tn. man Of the hour. Tn" feature
IS wcll-balanc"d with Lyric N'ws
and a Mermaid comedy, Bang
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
MANILA MARIAN MAKES
APPEARANCE AT BROADWAY

Miss Manila Marian. star Of the
son al Tarziu.' who IL inakinS
e. personal upp, arHuo" this wc"I, al
Tho broadway ThtutCr. and Is telling
SOM. 81 her experiences during ii'
riliuin. of the picture. thinks mighty
hl-hly Of IIrhmoud. It's scenery and
especially It's hospitality, she SAID
last night
appearing hcfor" audiences al the
broadway. and talks Tor about ten
minutes q" them. \. az at ny PCT
forIranros Yesterday SlIc held her
/ .-trncrs. and gives au outcrtaini "a"
description uf some of IN" lNCl!' NE
relative 30 the filming %! her serial,
many of them bringIUg frrth laughs.
sh, ouiN arrived h"r" S'Si"rdHE ~
noon lui what she has seen "i tn"
.riiv. Sin. said last night, appeared
.hilhlv Favorable, ana sh" has n""n
drli.ht,d vita the reception which
.h. has been accorded. tn" audiences
IT,. ing especially cordial TO her. 70
mo I.,, several weeks sn" has nccn
:upraring at some Of the th"n,"rs ~
"shjuGton
Nartau'S appearance u ~" fliA, ~
tional attraction "'rh. Truth Ah"n'
WING Pincros "rho Frot'icat".' II
is the story OF a wife who did not
kuow the truth "di lived IN fools
uaradiso. II is AN appealing. grip
ming and stirring picture OF life.
Hines waited at every performance
Yesterday to gain admittaucc I" the
th.ntcr to SEE. thc picture and hear
Mics Marian. Her talks come three
times daily. i.ij. 7:i5 and $50 "'cioc'..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

might be counted on to favor Il will hardly
invite tho diSplcusuro OF the administration
by voting contrary to his wishos Tho
doughty Idaho Senator Is fully aware OF the
prevailing sentiment against the measure.
but having entered tho fight, he proposes
10 press II to Il record vote. regardless: for.
as he argues, The Secretary OF the Treas
nry has advised us that we cannot continue
L. cXpcnd money as we are expanding it
that to TO means disaster. lio has fur
thcr advised US, as everybody who has
studied the situation knows, that there is
no way To reduce our tax burdens except
through Il cut in the army and navy appro-
priatons.
knowing that the logic OF tho Treasury
situation supports his position, Borah will
throw the whole force Of his aggressive per-
sunality into Il losing fight, III order that
he may accumulate ammunition for future
use against his follow Senators. should they
be disposed TO attack him along other lines.
Moreover, tho Idaho Senator'S amendment
unfortunately finds itself further weakened
by the threatening situation that is develop
ing rs a result OF the Upper Silcsian affair.
With accord between France and Great
Britain already disrupted by reason OF their
divergent attitudes toward this grave dis
turhancc. there is the possibility OF Europe
soon being plunged into another war, In
the face OF this menace. disarmament scnti-
mont in all Of the countries is bound To de
cline,-in America, rs well rs III the other
two naval powers mentioned in the amend
mcn. Hence. if The situation does not
clcnr up during the week not only will
Borahs amendment get very limited sup
port. but the chances are cthat the naval
appropriation bill itself will pass by larger
majority than has heretofore been predicted
for 1t.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
ACADEMY BILL SMACKS
OF BIC TIME" CIRCUIT
Program 81 Comedy. Singing an'l
Dancing l. Best offered
Here in Months.

tn. ,..r.,
,t. ,,,, ''''''s sih"'AS ~
show which Is run OF .om,ay f,,,-
ms and Gur,fu,. az 49,
,.r 49, N"''i'
''''' ''"" i' ili'r. IN" program Of
i.rad for ito aIst half of ala, ,,,,e
is hy lar rho l.-f sf,.,, l,,.,. .
,,J ~ W. "''.i' '7'
"'"'"' "' MISSED
10y ltH" NHut'viic !Iu.
Bert Lows sraa!- ae ,hinr ,.u,,..f
.aa ana ..r,..
"' -"@". NHi|'
49," il.I'i's ana NriaI1o isi.H
n"E' g me-! h"N"'f .H ntaa4n- This
-'"-" on ht'ia"tiN" Il .rls .~ tp b., seen
w. "a Ifilsitchily STAGED and liahtrd
I.'h "'i which lS !Ull OF snap
ana grace as well These girls dn..,.
ai,.r tho style ~ thc famous Doiiy
IN iH'lr chosen art They are pretty
- 'ogh az iu their different Costumes.
a. OF winch "r" stUr:iing and NOR,
'.Hh"Fa'" thun 81" ar" in In" habit
order hut they DONE nave to depend
NE"n thtir STRIKING Towns or good
!,"hS' Tor ih"E can really win oli their
l"NrtnE alone. Horace Bentley IS
'tr youth at tho piano who whites
away INC time while the girls dash
mt" ono abbreviated Crock after
th"lH'r, ana docs ii so well that We
u"h m" d N" wait at all. 50 you
SO tha' sing dance the title ~
M" act. IS gut" out OF the ordinary.
ana treat indeed
h"r' Lewis who follows tho dancers
on 'i' program. h"'rS MP tn" pace
,"'y - "hN Zoos through his mgnN
H.hLS an" S'"Ii~S With all tho gusto
"' ~ |"iS"u, which means conccuirat-
." itp just busting furth. "" has q.
r'isNhnIty. mat well worn term bat
"t ''hllS mas 1t Nud how ht can
ing z" blues and jazz W." c"ulT
,,.:N' ~ trh'h ON aud on Indefinitely.
it'S stories too. ar" new ana b" tells
mem WIN Snhp That gets th"m over
- 4 H'"ilis audience. Tn" southern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
"PLAYTHING OF BROADWAY
BIG FEATURE AT THE BIJOij

,.1ht was SAID 10 hc the most bean
liiul dancer in the world ana w,".
NJ p't ana irotcgc OF Tin. Thir,, 4.
'inh' ficr admirers agreed that thcrc
was no man who could withstand hcr
charms "''
Eut in ,his dissipa,od club there
was one man-Pcll, the cyuicEwi,o
knew OF man whom she could non
noGuiIc into her fold. This was Ir
Jennings, young surgeon. who find
charity work in the SlunS moro in
'er"stin% Imam prescribing for Young
society women who Imagined hcv
were sick and would have nocL.d
around him If he allowed it,
Lola gets out to win the wlr.r
placed by some of tho wealthy Nom
hcrs OF the club and TO bring INC
young doctor 10 her feet After soy
oral attempts tn attrIc, the Young
man. ia which she fails di..inaIIy. she
becomes piqucd. ana with all thoughts
OF The wager sets out in earnest 10
win the man.
OF men, and brings a complete change
INTO her lie. From care free mem
Der of the fnllics she becomes an
earnest Stun worker. and this change
al last sctT hcr free OF her old ideas
hnd takes hcr into a new life q! good =
ness in which DR.. jennings plays the
leading role.
These and many more scenes OF
beauty and sincerity are portrayed
AZ the B!lou Thcatcr in the play
mir, Thing Of Broadway" played by Jus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
ANTONIO MORENO SCORES
HIT IN "TRREE SEVEMS'

Huntcd hy mon intent upon
lyuching him. Harry the Goose
fell into the hands OF DAME! Craig,
whom he had known in tn" state pcni-
Tertiary as Three Scysns. Craig de
clIriug his intention OF taking the
convict back To the prison and "iiarry
tho Goose protesting anEriIy, say
in.; that was no way to treat FOR
mcr f.llow prisoner. Craig. however.
not only fcl; in honor bound to get
tho jailbird behind the prison walls
again. but had given his word to
Oracle. who loved him. and believed
IN him in spite OF his conviction on
a murder charge. that lac would do
So. Craig gave Harry his choice of
returning to prison "r being lynchcd
10y the mob.
Tho situation arises in Three
ScVcns" with Antonio Moreno taking
the role of Daniel Craig. Those see
ing this picture at the Elu"hirh yes
terday seemed 10 enjoy themselves
{" the fullest extent.
Three ScV"ns" viii he shown again
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
LARGE CROWDS SEE
"THE DEVIL" AT ISIS

In an nttcmpt to provo that evil
cannot conquer truth, THE Devil"
which opened weeks run yesterday
at the Isis, presents strong reals
tic picture Of life, filed with dra-
matte situations and. as n single OK
rmr!c. undoubtedly shows that such
IS the case.
George Arliss takes the leading
role as Or. Muller, his first venture
on the silver sheet. and none If tho
trcat acting ability which he shows
behind the footlights ia lost in tho
camera. Without a doubt his char
actcriIation Of the part is one Of tho
greatest dramati" treats OF the pic
tl!rc season.
The gossipinr husyb0dv. always
ma king trouble among people, ana al
ways Smiiin&ly posing as their fricnN.
tina, Is th" role assumed by Arlissl
He attempts to break up two love
matches between Young people nnd
all hut succeeds. when his hmulici,y
is discovered and hc is denounced
sylvia Dreamer ana the beautiful
Lucy cotton have tho LEADING
feminine roles in the production, ana
prove to be 4 capable support to the!
star
Harold Lloyd. I'm his latest two.
reel comedy. Number. Please" is,
the added attraction. and proves to
BIO a delightful bit OF humor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
Up With the Times


yapors ism, mat sci"n,ifc nroof ,,., ,|' n.h
is inhabited ANA mas ., Cnr,.r..sa -
German r..o,r,ti,, ,,,,,,. ,,.,,. -, g., ,
lu,. INIT IN. Ii,,Ir nr,, I.iI.r''" ,i v,,.Na'
si.l arr, good .nourb ,or -,
,ronon.lc.u shlrr and s,iI ho,y ,"o ms., 80
s:nil" when John Jaspcr pr.oona1 nj. 30. SIM
10 Move" sermon
since getting OF, tho may rnI, ., 90, ,,,,,.,, ,or
word "Surnt" Ilousc has h.cr,u. ,l,,,s, Il,
pu.ciuus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17

me Noah"ko FINES, giving crcdcnco 10 a
report ihtt Mr.. bryan may become a citizen
va 'o''ui ana aspire TO the Senate from that
state says: That Mr. Bryan would ike to
80 10 tho Senate there is small doub, To tan
inc truth. IL isn't likely that he would prove
l" ee as Slhring mis;it there as he undoubt-
tolH WAS as Secretary OF State. Mr. Bryan's
forensic talents would have wide scope in the
''''''' ana ms unttncss for executive r.spou-
S'''lties would not l." 80 strongly in evidence
thcr" AS III Cabinet berth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-17
JOSEF R0SENBLATT WILL
SING HERE TOMORROW

When Cantor Josef RoSonblatt
sings here tomorrow night at the
city Auditorium there viii figure on
his program Il number OF chants de-
rived from tho Hebrew ritual. with
which. and rather unfortunately. the
average American audience is little
familiar. Not to hear these viii he.
u rca! loss. and there are yet good
seats at the corlcy Company. 2l3
East Broad Street.
TO know this music and realize all
thht II means. one should hear Mr.
Roscnblatt sing II and understa nd
how his singing IL identified with tho
Hfe OF the Jewish people.