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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
HANSON POST SENDS
MESSAGE TO FAMILY
Of DEAD COMMANDER

Hanson Post Ne - American Lo'
g.un sent The following telegram Yes
to-day o. The widow ~ = " Gal
hrlih lr, national commander of the
American Legion
"Amnuuo. Texas tune y. 1891.
Nu y " Galhuith IT,,
Cincinnati ohio.
We ioln he your great sorrow over
ih' loss 1T luur mobile husband and our
snlitni Cumr'dc in wnr aud our National
Commander IN IA, American Legion.
HANSON rOSr 80. -. AMERICAN
. LEGION.
NV " y. l,uuS Post Comma ndrr"
While me- meeting ~ the local post
has been held IN connection with the
death NJ Colonel Gblhraitn. II goes with
oul saying that fitting records aud ne.
iiun viii h. made and taken regarding
The tragic passing ~ the esteemed lead.
'r of the Lessons forces throughout the
country
several ~ the former mcn.atafms
veterans NJ the world war. IN this city
2 were personally acquainted with Cob
ond Gnlhrtith. aud II IL likely that
these VIII have placed In the record,
matters rcflcctlng this contact, aud the
esteem resulting ihcrcfrom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
WHO GOES TO CHICAGO
FROM REALTORS BOARD
TO REPRESENT CRAFT?

Who viii rcprcscn, thu Amarillo
Realtors Association In the great chi
ago meeting
This question IL puxxling the minds
ths realtors ~ this city ttalav Hut
he suspense win no, d. long for 10
nigh, In the Beard ul CITY p,yclon
ncni Hall. the I~ri,lcxiiy viii L. clcareSl
md dccision reached.
At rcccnt meeting Il the ASsocls
ton I, was decided that everyone VIII
would compete fur the homer II repre
cniing the organization. should prc
are and deliver hcfure the mcmbershin
md the general public. a five minutes
nation ON the cxcellcnclcs 10 this cit,
md cosntrv. tl-on The showing mad
n the contest tonigh; Viii dct.nd the
rl"Tiuni,y o. gO e. Chicago.
THERE viii l'e a number ~ contestants
aeh and an With speeches. typewriter
nd n'cmorizsl These sp.cches are g.
i~ woikc'l over and the masterpiece ~
he eoll,cti"n, ~ a composite embracing
NJ string lSlinis 10 al. mcmorised and
siNcn hefufe the Maternal organization
unNeniiun in Chicago
Amarillo 4 une "a the few cities IN
be United States to hav, thr privilege
% present iis claims o. distinction. he
."e the eonNentiun. FtVc minutes have
ecn set asid. for each enc Il tn al
~ S~'s-frun various citlss IN the
United States. Amarillo has enc II the
oNetsd hts II time a. her cteslh aud
low the friendly cuntcsi AZ Ia who viii
resent the claims ~ this marvellous
tiv and section.
offic.rr and msml.sn II IN. Associs
tn extend an invitation a. the puhlis
% l's lFrscni at ih- Bsard q CITY n
'elmsni hall this evening Al Nis
tkfk ~ vhth tim, the s,s,,king will
egiu. II b understood that tn cun
estan's have been worklng sir,nuuusly
10 thelr siHeeshes They have written
ud rewritten them. have cliplsd here
auucd lhcis, inserted h,t, and padded
h.r". aud nov, scrur,ling L. q forecast.
liant plck',l up ysst.fdtN. THY have
-iishsi ihsir remarks until th,y ars
Ni"ct'd Ia eiisien and pleas. the au
'lienc,.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
TRAFFIC RESUMES
NORMALLY ON ALL
RAILROADS TODAY

Tho nrst train oui Of Am,ullu north
over the fufi worth 4 bUuN,r rad
since the W1-huui ~ 90, h.idg, across
tho canadian riser at Tascu-l lcft
fhurtdny mght
Eighteen b,uts were rwcp away and
% required uuirk work o. truiao, them
lu time 90 ram trains over ib, lridgt
THURSDAY mghi crew. 81 mrn were
rushed Gao the he idgt and hgun working
49, IN" water rccvdcd There WAS unh
fuoi pnd hall ~ water in the STREAM
THURSDAY Afternoon.
Passenger. fur Denver who had h,on
held up in AmIull, since the Washuui
lvft on Tho fIr't train hsi uight Trains
lr, running ls,Nv'u Denver ana Pueblo
1ud ly transferring tho ToNas pas.
~'ugrrs at Pueblo d, b. expected Go put
h'm ihlough with litl. lus. ~ tmr
E,gunt runs have t,rn restored ur
hc santa t'c lines iu Texas and ui
uaius are nuw running ,n time Trains
hat have h.,n guing w,J OBJ, lA
lunta division Hrr stlll t.ug driuur,
a. All-lvur lur and sent o., Amarillo
'ut sine" the canadian bridge has h,cn
deemed safe the drtuur,d trains lus-
hruugh without delay
Traffic over tho H,ck Island r,ilrmd
nth east and west IT Amarillo. viii
have resumed nurmnl by this morning
and all trains VIII b. hack on schedule
line. Officials of that rad announced
last night
The Rock Island hrilge over tho He'd
fiNcr was up,ncd fUr traffic THURSDAY
morning ~ was also the bridge between
san Juan and Tucumcan which was
washed out several days ago.
\ Peterson. general frc,eh, and pas
scuscr agent Ter the Rock Island lines.
reports that all dnmag, done a. m,
tracks - that road by the recon, rain,
has been rcl1irvd and tina, NO further
trouble or delay l. Anticipated.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10

The title Of "d.sn" MAS s.sfrinalb as
summed ~ ~ papes -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
Daily News Says
They Accept the
Actors Challenge
LEST WE forget

LEST WE forget
Lest W forge, the game ph,,d hcr,
,v,ntlN between the actors 1T the Mil
en- S,husirr Company and the ret,
ate company
The Daily News ,mpluNc, have "a D.
- ,hc challenge uf m, RtNnur l.rhf
Company nuW playing at the iS,ir
Vhrairr AMI have arranged game
b. PLAYED a, ~ u'clWk SUNDAY morn,
.ug at the CITY iar,.
i,cstri tiuns IT the game arr nunvr,
'is hut M; enough tu spoil thu hig
raguc vti'si ~ IN, conflict Hard halls
md curves viii hc harr,d from the con.
-, failing ,u adhere ,o this rule the
'l,chcr viii IL made To anolugisc ,u an,
ait'r. a Sc,und uticnso pr,ls,lilN sauS
az susl~nsl"n. To- L. vugihl, L. PLAY
q The game uns mus, have been idle
n the baseball world fur at lcas, tive
wears, Veterans I ,hr major hagucs
~ usr only ruc hand
An ambulance has hp,n arranged fur
nd viii iv 90 hand tr care fur amy los.
"a consciousness fum "laughirr,ils"
n,'iical attention has al.n l,,n pro,id
4
Tn actors team silI hr umitrd a.
gamblers ~ ihr shuW troui~ hut chorus
1r's viii d. allowed h. plav u they
e. uvsird
The utwfaoi-F team VIII c,mfine
hW team :, Wymhrrs ut th,i ,snhli,
,atlou and arv sutr that thcv VIII hc
eide TO make M ,sor showing a. the
hctuIs
Al late hour last nighi "a, L.hr
umlony uiu~-i o. give any line up
at the NvWs h.,,. dv,il,sl that they
yill pi,k their team u,rm veterans u
he mai"r horurs and have annwuu,t,l
the following Alexander itas'. 81
iu' collins wt,h,r hrnr run odd
raylor ~ Milli,l Camp catcher
pad,, l.Nvus shurtstnn. i.urN smith.
% Hate Naun,y H. Hd TRIM. 81
mel laash,aps % tss,l and Jack
diamonds viii art a. ralll-arvfs
end lsi ho,s
"i'ur, Ante tt--,. uoi Tho Mud
Vile he,,, hut q greater C,s.,y. will
'- th'rr Co sWlug a wicked lat WATCH
CASEY
n,lu,y llln,s vii S.r,c pi,hlcs a'
I,frvshmvnts.
Ath'Igh th, gamr Wuuld be- N,tth ,
cellar ut two bath trtlns htvv sgrc,d
3, g,c the Awarlaans a ,ra, ggatis
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
City JAIL PUT
II ORDER FOR
SUMMER bOARDERS

Any unc wishins stnitsry. cum
"tahlr ball o. live IN can i- accom-
'udi,ri a. the city hrli. s,cordiur o.
r. 9. Grld'u, ciiy hall ItnI,f
Tho city hl wps tn ughlv rrno
aied this v"sk. \ disrt'isnrd inmate
'urned az the v'rsi q th. bedding o..
emily and new bc'ldins h,- 49, pro.
tidcd ~ There b. un ledging place rr
inssni'sry gurus
Cleaning al th. ilf j. no ran, event
avs Janiior Grsd.n sine, De- hrs g
irhied 30 jnnii'r. y his h.cr hls ,Is
ON In scrUh u cot a; regular Intervals.
There j. noa hut one p,rson. negro ln
AL and Il really T. to- inviting q placs
pr ~ few occupants ays On. iipit.r
Besides. the ci;y hss WORK o. hv DONE
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10

her work IN her "fit" Hronca nH the
most difftnili piece 81 Interpretation
she has ever achieved, and one II the
greatest triumpS II makeup ever seen
un the screen
An excellent east presents the clever
and amusing story, adopted by Douglas
Bronson FROM the saturday Evening
Post success IT sophie Kerr. Forrest
sitnlcy plays Frank l,odhnm,' while
Gladys George. Helen Lynch. Helen
Dunbar and Clarence Geldart ARE also
seen. l'aul Perry had charge of the
ph togiaphv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10

The powerful drug hashish, is made
from common Indian hemp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
LEGION RECEIVES NEWS
OF COMMANDERS DEATH

News NJ N, death ~ y ". Gnlhrith
lr, national commander of the Amrri
tn Legion. WAS received In Amarillo
hN former service men with more than
he usual sadness coming tu an urgani
1iiun through the death uf its national
lead o. Crlunvl Gilhnith recently
Ntut" wth,r hong lptt,r a. Hanson
'ost eff the American Legion with rcl
rrcncc t. the future ~ the post he
r,uuiugrd tn hsul men To- pyrsis, IN
heir ritur,s a. have u home built here
tn" Legion head was personal friend
" u. Estes former commander of
%" lucal pest Nj. Estes served with
Colonel Galhrai,h ON u hospital com.
uiitcv IN Chicago
The powerful drug. hashish. is made
from common Indian hemp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
Crops l,rne,iitrd.

'ruii- iu This Vicinlty we've GENERALLY
vncfiti,d iv 'hv r,vcnt heavy rains.
tecurdlng to Cuuuiy Ascent Harmon
isniun Wha has visited several farms
lvsr Amarillo since ,hr rains
Al cruIs ar, iu cNc,llcu, condition
nd mdi'sii'us ate that an grains viii
tld w"l this s.s,s % Nj. r,niuu says
Cow crui's were especially lsnctittv,l by
h. rvv.ui rtiu-
I"uutN Agent licntHn reports that
outmry tu ,Nu.rtatipns. few field,
Ner- washed "li hy the rains Sum,
'clds have Suffered slight, ln thi,
manner De- says i'ct "a, daiuar, In al
aces has ir,n very nth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
ron MN COMING WITH
SIT MS Ht NOR. THRILLS

stunts hufu'r and ihriu- af, on .h,
Hugram tusisy and tumofr,e. when
rlm MiN. the William FoN star. h.s.us
hu~ins ~ The Mi--i'n Th.ar, n his
ates, picture n i..dn Romeo"
Nix ~ cuvl,ui inveufs man,
hnn' comforts IN this pho,ui,lay srmc
81 which may h. help o. those uh
hate % 60 up early an c',ld m0rnin-s
bui be caht 'hink - anything hat viii
tcep him oct - trouble. "a. iot-s n
ci;cment but b. fails e. s-e the humof
boz excitement uursuing him. H. bag
heart opens ids when be- findr ialiy
on roek. ~ thinks % has hrcn als,n.
d ned Hs takes u bonn, Co. his ,ihin
Tn. n.at thing b. know the sheriff
= after MIN for kidnspping
Many ofhei hiT Thrilling and lauEh.
provoking sccn,r arr promised tn ~
Ridln' Romeo" e whloh Mix himself l.
the suthH
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-10
ioCkNEy Ei.EvArOR MN
PLAN ANN ~ Mttti>G
ss.s.sl ~ Tn Ss-,

/. IOckSEY Texas. June THE an.
NAL n,ssiing u The farusrS ou-pI-ra
he -srlsiy q Luekury and Floyd
e,uniy held their snnuAi meeting this
49, inE snd elsvtrd he following 30
eirs, n. l.. Bsrtyn. president 7 Cow.
a,t. sccretsr, y q Bryant manager.
". shurtsri. n. i.atlen and 4 Byafs
dlrrvtcrs. notwithstanding then eleva
re burred in tn rniddl. q the -saron
is-' yess and Wa not ,. built uutn TINS
- te~s ~ isrs<i divid.nd NJ ne,rl,
- >-< ~ - ~ r,.-khast2ss.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
HELP WANTED--MALE.
MANA PICKED MAN.

The man who answers this ad and who
Is selected to fill the niche IN our sales
force that we are now about 10 create,
WIN find his opportun distinctly unique.
First he VIII receive the personal indi-
viduel attention of our manager Of per
sonnet who VIII see to II that he IL fairly
and fully famllihrized with the details OF
the work get for him TO do. He will then
be given opportunity. Immediately. to
make bid for executive position at earn
ings not less than $1,000 a year Mean
while he viii find Il easy to command
very handsome compensation. We are a
well established. long successful. thor
oughly dependable concern. We arc get
ting out of the rut OF expecting too much
from a man at the start. We ara going
10 stake a man now-preferably an mex
perienced man-to an easy road right un
TO the top pinnacle of the big paying
berths at our disposal. Our require
ments are only two: You must be a
Christian and over 25 years OF age. Call
from 10 to 4.
81 WEST 4eD STREET.
SUITE 1910.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
MEN

MEN,
do you want q job are you looking for a
real business connection? This is the big
gest. strongest and fastest growing organ
ization OF it's kind In this country. and we
have room right now for several clean. hon
est energetic men over % who can work
and want to get ahead: II you are such a
man and wish to associate yourself with
company which guarantees YOU big pay and
successful future. see Mr.. Dorland. room
COZ, 90 Court St, Brooklyn, at I 30 to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
MEN
81 WEST 42D STREET.
SUITE 1910.

big and growing business must
meet the demands upon II for men, no
matter the price that may be com
pelled TO pay: WHAT WE NEED, WE
MUST HAVE; nor can we wait Our
present needs. augmented by the ex-
iesncies OF far reaching merchandis-
Ing campaign now under way lead us
10 hold out opportunity, without de-
manding any show Of experience,
whereby any clean minded, truth tell
ing, energetic, neat appearing man
may command. easily. from $40 n
week up. The opportunity is unusual
as befits unusual times and an un-
usual market and an unusual product.
To take us up on this offer-which
you will readily understand cannot be
continued long, call at our FACTORY
to-day at 2:45 p. NJ. sharp, i5l Grand
st., corner Lafayette. Take East Side
subway 10 Canal ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

MEN-A great chain OF restaurants estab-
lished 20 years, Is extending its service
and increasing It's capital and is offering its
stock. with a guarantee OF I per cent. on
preferred and certainty of large participa-
ton on 30 per cent. earnings. Several ex-
perie7ced salesrsivn may find lucrative en-
ployment selling this stock by calling at 165
Broadway, room 1873 Mr.. Rowland.
MEN, AN LOOKING
for particular type OF man who is nher-
emily honest who can faithfully represent
an organization OF national reputation and
record: regardless of your present occupation
YOU may be that particular man whom
can place in position 10 earn not less thar
$1,000 per year. Call between l and r. NJ.
507 eth av. room 902.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

An average OF s345.oo per week. Or over
eiT 900 per year. II you have the same
energy. pep, personality and ability 70 etic';
TO IL yol car do well,
Call between II and 3
SEE MIR MARSH,
GROUND FLOOR. W, 10TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen; REAL Statesmen

and vas paid each Saturday the following
cash amounts the first ten weeks he was
With us;
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Statesmen.

a corporation with executive Of
fices in y. Y. c., owning and oper-
ating two complete factories, desire
to secure the services OF few Al,
high powered security salesmen
returns from this issue to be used
for expansion; local and foreign
financial references.
To the men who have proven
record we offer very liberal COM
mission and bonus. with opporti-
nifty for permanent connection with
factory and sales organization.
Interview by appointment only.
Appointment by phone. Circle 5ls3
Ask for Mr.. Bronx.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Statesmen.
Statesmen.

Men read this, think. then act to-day;
properly followed this step viii lead you 70
independence for the remainder Of your
natural life: on iseb commission. your In
come, IL you really work. should run from
$500 per month TO over $50. zoo per year.
brand new offering. company OF International
interest. absolutely unique In the security
field: YOU VIII stop reading advertisements
and begin making real Rnoney II YOU call
Wednesday. 10 a. NJ. sharp. Room J03 at 3o1
Madison av., at 4lst st., n. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Statesmen.

FOUR MEN WHO HAVE BEEN
WITH us LESS THAN GO DAYS
HAVE BEEN ADVANCED TO EN-
ECIfT1yE POSITIONS THAT EN-
ARLE THEM TO EARN UPWARD
or $4,000 A YEAR THERE IS
NOTHING REMARKABLE ABOUT
THESE MEN OR ABOUT WHAT
THEY HAVE DONE: YOU CAN DO
EQUALLY WELL III YOU POSSESS
THE SAME DESIRE. ENERGY AND
AMBITION THEY HAVE DISPLAY
ED; THE SAME OPPORTUNITY FOR
PERMANENT AND LARGE PAYING
POSITIONS is OPEN TO LIMITED
NUMBER OF OTHERS: THE
CHANCE COSTS YOU NOTHING BUT
A REAL EFFORT. CALL TO-DAY
BETWEEN AND {, IT YOU ARE
CHRISTIAN AND OVER - YEARS
OF AGE. +. A. CoNROY s CO. INC.
$50 MADISON Av., AT 18TH ST.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
OFFICE MANAGER

who can hire and handle sales organization,
take charge New York office for large COR
porat.o., who has managed insurance
or brokerage office preferred. must be able
to give bond. II 310 Herald. Herald 50.
PAINTER wanted. 50 per day. 326 West
SOth st.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
HELP WANTED-MALE.
BOOKKEEPEI

BCJk kEEPEK.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY TOR MAN
OF EXPERIENCE, WITH KNOwL-
EDGE OF GENERAL OFFICE ROU-
TINE; PROTESTANT: SALARY $50
TO START. ADDRESS IN OWN
HANDWRITING, STATING AGE
AND EXPERIENCE. c. F.. p. o.
BOX s22. CITY HALL STATION.
NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
tUATI0NS WANTED--MALE,

DbUNTANT--Niodern accounting avs
Efns Installed. books written up, audited
closed. financial statements and tax re-
ms prepared by experienced public ac-
intrnt. rates moderate. L 1888 Herald
ilton ST.
BUTOMOBILE mechanic desires ro-itIon
/ With large concern as road service man or
ynspector. years experience In autono-
Pue and airplane motors best references. y
Lln4 Herald, Fulton st.
AuTOMOBIsE MECHANIC, first class.
looking for work Rajal Kisel, Gs South
fst si., Brooklyn, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
MAN

MAN
Wan'ed-Man. over 81 for permanent and
Important place In our sdfes division: must
he of good character. have Eenera knowi-
edge Of ordinary business methods and sdu-
cation along practical lines: for man who
win put serious effort into his work and
take hold OF 1t In the right spirit we have
as good paying and abrasive an opportunity
rs any man can desire: what we are looking
for II a man who can readily master details
direct the work Of other men and take a re
sponsible part In our work. 10 the right ma
we arc prepared 10 turn over real part
ownership In our company soon as his pf-
forts merit H. Cali after 1 T.. Nj, TO
strnus building. 9TH av.. az s6th ST.
MAN.--If you are good looking man, wear
good clothes and have n pleasing person
ality, We will show YOU how TO make 800 a
week n you cannot make 800 week we
don't want you. Apply i65 Broadway, suite
I23. Ask for Mr.. Ca-terllne
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Statesmen

wanted 10 sell stock Of going corpora
tion paying 1910 this corporation i
in an exceptionally good position for
expansion and larger dlvidendg. 'po
C2) men only nre needed 70 follow up:
appointments made by phone. cal
between 10 and ~. Charles w. Gal
win q Co., 70 Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
Statesmen AND MANAGER s
ASSISTANT.

Two men needed Immediately to
work with men In New York office;
absolute integrity first requisite: CELL
Ing experience desirable. must have
personality, common sense and deter
mination: splendid opportunity for
quick promotion TO managerial POSI-
tion don't hesitate TO answer II you
are employed: II viii pay you 10 make
a change Call II a. NJ or . 80 r. NJ.
1910 Canadian Pacific Bldg, 4sth At.
and Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

ADVERTISING EXECUTIVE.
strong, forceful, copy writer years expert
ence publicity and national advertising
$4,000. w SO Herald. Herald 50.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
lPL0YMENT AGENCIEa

pRENNAN'S AGENCY
Ia first class domestic help in city and
y. ~ y. 60th RI. Plaza I2tT-i2fs
EWORKERs, day workers. half time
country; reference. Carney's Agency,
pm 1896.
AGENCY, iOi4 Lexington nv. Rhine-
n 001o. High class cooks, housework~
rises. &C.. also couples chambermalds.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03
AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE.

HUDSON sedan. I-pass.. 1870, mechanically
perfect, practically new VIII sacrifice 70
auieA buyer. FULTON CHEMICAL WORKS.
Phone ai3T Prospect
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

take care OF home or people. good cook
no laundry. Can or address Mrs. Huber. 30
W. 18th St. basement.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

CHAUFFEUR wanted. mechanic, singie or
married man: careful driver: make all re-
pairs; reference REQUIRED; moderate wages
permanent job: country. Address Il. l..
Clarkson. Tlvoli. ". Y. Z. o. box 20
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

HOUSEWORKER, respectable. by colorec
girl. steady. willing; reference. Anderson
592 Lenox av.
The New York herald., 1921-08-03

COUPLE. white, 10 do entire work small
family sood cook. butler and valet: good
references required. Call 4s0 Park av., be-
t,ra pd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14
SLNN FEM CANDLDAT TES
ELECTED TO SOUTH OF
IRELAND PARLIAMENT
DE Valera, Griffith and O'Cal.
laghan Among Those Who
Were Victorious.
Icy United Ncws.I

DUBLIN. May Eamonn de va
sicra. president of the Irish Rcpub-
iic." ana Arthur Griffith. vicc-prcsi-
dent OF the Sim Fcin organization.
were elected. unopposcd, to the
south Of ireland Parliament in the
election today for the Clare and
Cavan Districts. respectively, The
districts which they once represented
as members of the British Parlia-
mcnt.
All tho other Sim I'cin candidates.
being unopposcd. also were elected
in le0 South nf ireland constituencies
The Parliament; is not expected to
function. however.
The new members include Lord
Mayor O'CaIlaghau, "f Cork, and Miss
MaCSwincy, sister Of the late Lord
Mayor Of Cork. both Of whom we're
elected from cork and both Of whom
are now in the United states further
ing the Irish republican campaign.
Countess Markicvicz and Mrs.
Clark. wife Of a Dublin alderman {:
Mrs rcarcc. of Dublin County. and
Mrs. O'callaEhan. widow of the late
Lord Mayor Of the city Of Limerick.
also were elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-14

a member "f tho club read several
news Items and an extract from an
editorial in Tn" Times Dispatch re-
garding apparent apathy on the part
o! the people OF the city and mem
hers Of Council in refcrenc. 10 the
proposed franchise.
President Thomas : Whceiwr!Ght.
Of tho Virginia Hallway and Power
Company. sitting at the sponsors
table. explained tha, his company had
presented its case to the street Com
mittcc, and that IL now awaits ac-
tion by that body. He said the mem =
hcrs Of Council mad their ears TO the
ground. but had heard nothing. Irv-
ing Grccntrc. sought TO have the
matter taken up ut once. but prcSi-
dent Leaning said tho meeting was
Of an Informal character, with a
large number Of guests present. and
n. suggested that the question be
discussed a; q regular meeting of
the club. Nj. Massies motion was
then adopted.
Director Savillc devoted much OF
his address 10 the general scheme
Of city planning. aud stated that he
could see a new and beautiful city in
the next few years. He outlined his
plan 10y which nc felt The city would
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MRS. BERCDOLL SAYS SHE
BURIED S105,000 IN GOLD
Declares IL Nohody'S Business
Where She Hid Money, Which
She Has Yet.
WAS JUST HER OWN lDEA
Disclaims knowledge of Any Money
Having Bccn Buried by Her Son,
Grover Cleveland Bcrgtloll, Near
lIa9crstOWn.

WASHINGTON. May IL. Mrs.
Emma e. BcrgdoIl today skctchcd Tor
House Investigating committee The
incidents surrounding the escape of
her Stacker son, Grover Cleveland
BcrGdoIl
She testified VITA Il pronounced
German accent. She first told OF how
and when she converted treasury GER
tihcaics into sl05,0O0 in gold from
the Treasury Department here
II just thought ! would Just have
tho gold handy. just an idea OF mine
she said
Il buried the gold" Mrs RcrEdoll
said. 1T is nobody's business where
! buried it," she said in reply to an
other question. She then described
tn. buryiuS place as not Ear from
her home" and said the gold was stiIl
in the same place
She told the committee she did not
know whether Grover had buried any
money any place near IiaGrrstown.
Md
Mrs Ecrcdol followed James T..
Romie before the committees Rom &
told of an imp"sior who posed as
Senator Harding from WashinGton''
to secure release of her son. The i'm
poster dropped out Of sight after Ro-
mig talked with him. the witness said.