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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-03-08
ATTRACTIONS TONIGHT

OLlSEUM-Marion Davies in "Aprii Folly" Comedy. PALACE-Mary McLaren in "The Weaker Vessel" Snub Pollard in "WaItz Me Around"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
EDITH STOREY STARS
IN LATEST LOVE DRAMA
1.-The Goidrn Hope" n iiaworth Pro
duCtiCp, l. Brs, vehicle eff
Her

Returning To the silver sheet after
Il long absence during which she d!d
valiant work In Europe IN connection
with t5, american ilo~nit'l .Auhl-
lance Corps. Edith storey. The popular
emotional actress. does tNc finest
WORK OF r.r career tn Tho Gold'l!
Hope" a Haworth nToluCttca. which
will oTcu q, the Victor TEeat.r ou
tcrnorrcw fnr 8 run Of TWO davs. III
storv Is from the move, Of tho same
name ny Grace Sartwcll Mason and
John billiard.
Engaged twelve months ago to
play certain role. George Fawc.fi,
the Screen PLAYER finally has
an ideal part in DIvii " Gri''ith's
splendid picture production, ~ Ec-
nance Of Happy Valley which L.
heinz dispiaTrd a the NfctCr Then
toy WcaH-S,iav. iic IS the landlord
~ ccuutr: hotel. a1i IN 'h' por-
traya!. M- I'awrc;, docs aomr of -"
most dllicu,t "CtsnE ~ his career.
The situation at Tho close OF the
plcturc IS on" ~ tho strongest eyer
seen In an photcN'ay and must b
seen to he appreciated
Fred stone IN Under the TOD =
Thursdav'e attract on. with SenncttS
.'She !.cvoa Him Plenty added. Fiji
Nav .-i Sa,u-da, Honeymoon
Ranch" q Sna00v Western ROMANCE.
i the feature wl.N 'FH-ty .trNUchlH
in .At Cousy Island" aided
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
.BIJOU ATTRACTIONS ARE
AMONG BEST OF SEASON
flush" and billions" viii BE
Shown at Movie House Dur
inv This Mcrk

Dramatic suspense al,uring ro-
nance and redhlccdcd notion to go,
the pulses throbhins and tug a, tho
heart strings are some OF the prom
Uses made for "iiush." Clara l>imbaN
E"unE'S latest Hhoto-Grama. which
comes 10 The Eiiou 1hcatcr on Mon
day. .NGd 10 these y wealth OF
scenic invcst!turc aud lavishucss such
IS charactcrixes all of Harry Carson :
productions. and ;hc Incompatible
hiStrionic ability OF Miss Young. and
Nou have all the elements that go to
make the surcr-prnduction Ncwspu-
PEE critics III Los Angeles who were
given rrcrclcaSc peep at The pic
ulrc unnualihcdly and unanimously
urociIin this 10 he Miss Your.'s
greatest screen achievements
Hush WAS written by saba
Cowan and is u fascinating story OF
American romance.
Na=imova Will repeat her former
screen uiumrhs when she appears ut
the Eijou Thcatcr in her newest
photo-drama. billions" next Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday In many
respects "BlIions" is the best thing
Na2imOva has ever done.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
DURHAM

Tr-pr1ss. *; 3 Jan Mrs
c;.o-cs IL Tz-1E "a .'.t9- cauEAttr.
I,sfa 10. -'.t'- 'faye -,tU-r.c from.
iscs-r0Yt yyh..s t--y nave bcEu
L.st.- tl-s -..sllfut S!rs TauG.
;.ranGr1. ,tf,-r
--ss " t'a-t ana Tg-f-r Class arc
,ySadla- ..s.4s. dags IL Ne~ YORK
~ 5.frs.e
AR. RI gtrF. .ss as acr guess
fc- . Ga =, S-d5e 5-aham
Huff N S.0 yo-. alo canr ~ from,
Js: f,-s-- yaa-. $40. las been fr-
SOM ;i.r- Nsta fsr grandfather; Ma
ipf ~ s .-
Nys y lIa....h manager of the
human Trav.E.r, tf1 who mas 3e.a
QUIT. s... !ar sgu. t.ur has resu -o-
-iuy.u ~ ~. Wa.t Susuital fo-
trna'trr.r- E- isrrah,s e-i.uGs 40
yer, Tytt.ea cgr.a,-..-I sg.c rs- Se-lc.s
fitness
Mr ..l Hir- l.. a. Lang have re-
turned 10 their horlr ~ WInstet-Sa-
ION. MR. y.F5t.r, frcY- daughter in
this c.,y Mrs 81 - Wf.Iia-nrai
Mr. ana Svrs < Alien and Mis-
Eosa Jarrett on Hor;Dtr we're Ia
durham Wednesday,. gong % Ro1-
ehoro 10 v!s5t Nj Aliens brother
% TIC marriage %. Miss Eazabeth
a !f,er Scales To victor ; Bryant. Of
His city. which took pllcr ~ Greens
hrro Wednesday .yerlu. vas an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
IDOLS OF CLAY" NEW
FlTZMAURICE PICTURE
picturesque Backgrounds fn,. ,Tb,u,
'nG ftriurr->i"rH u. Drida
I.FJ..rr.

H. i"nsorou. South sea Island.
n.hfi" Win LoudDu's I.irnchnu..
riums n'i,orgo TitzInauricc's la,c.t
PRODUCTION irols 81 clay" at thu
~ tI,m9r." Tucsdpy aad Wcdnes-
nay Nae NETray and Bavld pow.I
'h. 'eal lfed plas cFS The strgy
".S "'iiien by yUi1a EsrSare.
INC contra. characters ar. Fam.
N'fil.- ar"'ty. innocent ,rratu.c.
N,hE M.ih her fats,r. jim Merlin,
a'i"''ci. ana Ms Glssp'Ltc partI..y
a.laEH o"tan Obscure south Sea is
Parker Read. J;'g name nae.
b'c'ir g guarantee of .ayIsh prod,c-
'!"i E'iiIs> His pictures are thu
." p'hriEe mounted crstra.
~ l.pv,' Gr. Boad's He.yce, .,.-
Itst.J ny louis" 8 ,aunl ana pm
..t.S ihht maTss Il >. Pa-E.r R,ad
siI,ri,,' is evident IN the highea,
To- ..wiIl hiring i.omse Giaum 10
" hfAt'f screen - tGc gr"at-
~ screen rplc %. ncr career uox.
ihtf'hdN Friday ana SATURDAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
"Atonement' at Odeon

-onsor-sr- Atoacnent." the new
,photcp' fu which INC charming
Graz, son and Conway Tcarle
appeal as cn-sta.s. WI! hold the place
OF honor on the screen d; ;he Oieon
TINS plsiur.. which is aii-Arncrirau
in ;hvuis an treatment, was sur-
ces,cd by The -yea; romantic s;orE,
TIL Living Corpse" hy Coun' II
;!i.r U~nrs The Forbuiiea
Tn!n@." a masterpiece % pho'asTafi'a-
;tzai.oa : IN. .pdaon offering .les-
dan ana MI, N- followed 81 ines 3
n; ,Egcsa- C,-ErIeu IL "5-oadWa: n al
ROM %az.wova e. Nadaru. Nea-
rex .Aa f.at8re % -aIrsds2- a-1
Mouse PEERS EUG iar.g~l. lEtW .0
TN, Great .et-efnr- come F..I@y
aaG SATURDAY,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Fast movinE farcical humcr flashes
ali through "Ncirhbora," the fourth
OF tn. Buster kontou comedies watch
comes to the Lyric Theaicr. com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
. 49,
BON AIR

Especial 90 The Times Dispatch1
BON AIR. VA, Ian %. Ni4s Ouy.
MoultOn was tho guest recent, rf
the Misses Eazcn
Miss MarCars; McClucr ha. r..
turned from visit 10 Miss Frances
Myers in Norfolk
MISC Gertrude Ryland spent ia.
week end with relatives So Rlch
inond.
Misses Reulah AMI Louise Ds.a,
Aand Mics Carter. Of selma Va have
been visiting Mrs. Fred JurGcns
Mrs.. George Eishop has returned
from visit TO friends in Pcierp-
burg.
Misses Francis Laird ana Virginia
Martin Stre The guests recently OF
Miss Jpf1a Wherry,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

Good. Shows at Rex

This weeks program at tho Eek i
3ne g! tie best uf the season. accord.
to an announcement made by the
The King OF ihc Circus" will OMEN
INC week. and The COWBOY Jag
"iil ne the Tuesday attraction sen
u Tarxan" Will bc there Wednesday.
and Saddle King" Will occupy M.
screen Thursday. ON Friday There
will ne His Mighty Night" and SAT-
urdH% the attraction is ''ThuuGcrbol;
Jack -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30

FORBIDDEN FRUIT IS
COMING TO THE LYRIC
Story and Cast of Dc Mile Master
piece To BE Shown Here
Excellent

Cecil T.. be Miles latest Para
noun, picture. ''Torhiddcn Fruit
which will he shown AZ The Lyric
Thcatrr all week. is said 10 he one
OF the mos, sumntuous productions
with which ,ae name OF that master
producer has ever been identified
The cas-; is unusually excellent
The theme Of the picture IS 4 den
milton o! FOR worse in tho modern
marriage ceremony. What are a
wiir'S duties TO 4 husband who stead
lily drags her down 70 ms own lover
mental ANA moral LEVER What course
shall woman follow when she is
offered true love and the opportunity
10 climb to new and unGuesscd
heights
these are the questions Mr.. he
Mile asks ana answers in "forhid-
den Fruit And through the story
runs the golden thread OF 4 cha rm-
ing romance. Forbidden Fruit
as dramatic romance. Agnes A%r"s
has the leading woinan's role.
Fast moving fnrcical humor flashes
ali through "Ncighbora," the fourth
of tn. Buster kCnton ccmedi - watch
comes TO the Lyric Theatcr, com
mencirE Monday.
In THIS bowling two reels OF mcr-
rincnt. tn, slender. young tunmakc'
loses is sombrc look, i given MANY
opportunities 20 arouse anus cement
by the rid.clious situations which
PACK "Nci-hhors" Their. is a wea..r
OF furious action with ;he slapstick
net hiDdGrrd 10y an excess g: SuhtciN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Ccmcn, wurks In rnann,,c.

ROANOKE. VA, Jan. H9.--Thc &C.
mcniilc Products Corporation is tho
name OF IA $4,000 company recently
Incorporated with NJ. NJ Caldwell as
president. 10 manufacture here nj
manner Of cement products. The new
industry Will require the services OF
y large number az hands
Evening star., 1921-05-17

latitude in the determine ion of rates
of compensation for professional y.
l.. - scientific employees.
inde rthe system proposed. the aU-
thority to supervise and control the
classification Of federal employees is
given 10 the President. and tn"
bureau Of efficiency is directed to as
Sist the President in drafting tn"
rules and regulations for carrying the
system into effect.
If my own preference" W.r" con
suited" said Mr.. I:rown. nh. huEean
of efficiency would act chiefly in an
advisory capaCitN.' outlining rules
and regulations which probably
would be promulgated by tn" Pres
ident. Mr. Brown said that in TN"
first place the relationship Of his bu-
reau to tn" actual work of class fi'a-
ItiOn would be defined. Another would
probably provide d procedure for m"
presentation and decision of cases ap
pealed 10 the President by employees
who might feel that the alteration
had not done them justice.
This rule would probably provide
for an investigation and repor' by
the bureau of efficiency upon such
cases" sa id the speaker.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
AMERICA is WARNED.
Rhineland Commissioner Says U. S
Troops Are in Hotbed

PRINCETON. y. j, May ia
warning to America TO drop further
fraternization with th" Chauvinists s
Of Europe" was given here tonight
in an address by +. f.. Moves. Ameri-
can Rhineiand commissioner. before
the PoIity club of Princeton Uni
versity.
The French military party is de
termined TO invade the Ruhr," he
said our Army on the Rhine is a
trail of pOWdr- leading from the
point whore sparks of European mil
itary adventure are falling thickest
strai ight to- our own military mag
aZines The least We can do is to
break that connection while there
is yet time.
Germany has surrendered. as she
did in June. 1919. with a pistol at
her head. and there will still b."
plenty Of chances TO charge her with
treaty y-breaking. Soon oar Army. like
Wiegands French organized Polish
army, will have to play part in the
new Napoiconic conquest or sneak
home under fire.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
REPORTS TO THE POPE.
Mgr. Rempe. Chicago, Details Re

ROME May 1G.-The RI. Rev. Mgr
+. a. Rcmp" "f Chicago today made a
report :" Pope E..medi"t on his special
, mission /" central Europe as tn" rep
r"Sentative Of the American catholic
hierarchy in tn" distribution of funds
and clothing contributed in 'thr United
States. Mgr k"mpr described to The
uon' 'ff his eXpel FENCES III Vienna. Pres
tau. Berlin. Cologne. Munich and Other
places.
Pop" Benedict expressed d@cn ;tppr"-
citation for The work that had been done,
declaring that il showed new proof of
the generosity and riety Of the American
DeOul,.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
SHIP MAKES 21,378 KNOTS.

ROCKLAND, Ne. MAY 17.-Thc
superdreadnaught Tennessee. which
was pushed by her electric drive at a
top speed of 2l.318 knots an hour in
her first tests yesterday, went back
10 the measured mil course off Owls
Head for additional trial spins today
Her perfornlanc in the primary runs
were said 10 have exceeded contract
requirements IN tho important details
of maximum speed and maximum
horsepower.
Evening star., 1921-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANY ONE SECURING LICENSE NUMBER OF
machin" which hit ma chine parked w be-
tween I4th and 18TH sts.. May 13 about
office
NOTICE OF THE DISSOLUTION OF THE CO
pART\FRSHIp OF CkSIN 4 PIRCE
Evening star., 1921-05-17

Under the system proposed the au-
give to administrative officers wide
Evening star., 1921-05-17
HELD IN CAVEL CASE.
Man Alleged to Have Denounced
Nurse Arrested

E:kI SSEl.S. May IA man. at!
lc@td to H.. IA" principal d"n"un"'r
of Miss CaV-u. the English I!urs"
who was "H.cutrd 10y the "rmanS.
has been arr. Strd at Mons, tn" news
papers giviu" his MANS as Armand
rann". las put forward the plea
that many other French and H.!gians
nave Eccn identified by numerous
witnesses tn. denouncrr of the nurS'-.
Evening star., 1921-05-17


pm. liberal reward. Address Box 2j0E. star
office
NOTICE OF THE DISSOLUTION OF THE CO.
Notice is hereby given Of the dissolution Of
the copartnership heretofore existing between
Herman f.. Cash and Harry {. Rrge under
rfe firm name of Gasch < BirSe for the con
duct Of the general real estate and insurance
business in premises 1876 New York avenue
northwest. Washington. u. C.
Mr.. Gasch will continue to conduct in his
name general real estate and insurance
business in the above premises. 1928 New York
avenue
All claims against the copa rtnership should
l. presented to Mr.. Gasch the above prem
i>ns. and all amounts due the copartnerslip
-Hould he paid 10 Mr.. Gasch. Mr.. Birge pur-
poses continuing the general real estate and
insurance business His location will here
after be announced
Dated May -, 1921.
HERMAN l.. GAStH
HARRY &. BIRGE.
DIR. II. Z WOOD. DENTIST
is located az
1919 g 81. NV. Phone NJ 1896
YorR OLD wooD FLOORS PLANED
s-rsped and rehnished: small closet done free
70 hemnnstrai" my work. Gail any time
G. ADAMS CO., q st NV Franklin 2ilS ~.
ALIFORHIA POOL CAR ABOUT June Bird
reduced rates. greater security. for household
goods ard personal effects.
SETI RITY STbRAGE 90. 1l4o 18th 81.
WANTED TO CARRY A VAN LOAD Of
furniture from Washington TO Philadelphia
And New York
SMITHS TRANSFER STORAGE Co
Evening star., 1921-05-17

Ike Lark reports havin' seen
a house fer rent while rcturnin
from work late last night
Hurly Sap. travclln' auditor
ier tn Auto Thieves \>eucia-
ton, Is hidln at tn home o his
mother here Ter Il tcW day.
nnpyright National N"M>.,nr.: Service,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
RADFORD NORMAL. NOTES.

The ninth annual session of the
Normal School opened September 70.
Eho personnel of the student body is
unusually fine. On Saturday after
noon from four to five thirty the
faculty will give reception to the
studet body in the spacious parlors
Of the new dormitory. Zach day
throughout the session there will be
recreational hour ut which tim.
all students are expected to be a.,
tho campus and engage in different
forms Of recreation under the direc-
ton of the head of the Physical Eo
ucation Department. Slass elections
this year will be on the regular bal
lot system thus giving the youn.:
women training in good citizenship.
Professors +. B. Fitzpatrick and
w. f. Gilbert made addresses ut the
Floyd, Giles and Montgomery coui..
ty Teachers Institutes representing.
the Extension department of the nor.
nal school. Prof. Fitzpatrick spoke
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
MAX Il THEM TELL WHERE
THEY GOT 1T.

One OF the chief difficulties in the
way of the enforcement of the pro-
hibition law, is to locate the boot
logger. If the officers can locate him
the task is easier.
When man is seen under the in
ilucnce of liquor and is brought be-
fore the mayor or magistrate, he
should be compelled to say where he
got the stuff. A well Informed law
yer in this town says that q man
may be imprisoned for refusing to
answer qquestions of the court. If
he refuses to tell where ne bought
his liquor and from whom, put him
in Jail until he does tell If he says
he doesn't know. why right there and
then he is lying. If the courts were
more jealous and careful about the
enforcement OF the law, the traffic
would be greatly reduced, and in
time wiped out.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
AN ITINERANT MINISTRY.

As the time draws night when tn.
methodist ministers are to leave for
their conference the thoughts Of
many people naturally turn to this
method of supplying the numerous
churches IN our bounds with pastors.
lt IS the marvel of the ages. Among
The great army of Methodist minis
tiers are many whose native ability
and whose mental and acquired
equipment render them the EQUALS OF
any of the distinguished professions
OF our country; and yet these, with
mediocre men. and those whose Quail
lncations are less fortunate. all Law
themselves and their families uno,,
the altar of their church and accent
without resistance, their appointments
from year to year and wear them
selves out in this service, with very
small remuneration. There is nothiny
else comparable to it in all history.
mat there IRE hardships imposed
ono readily grants, but the results
justify the sacrifice In our confer
ence system the grouping of a num-
Der of churches, often wenk ones
which could not employ n regular
pastor. such churches receive the
same pastoral oversight that larger
better organized and wealthy church
es receive. Every church by this
system, however rural and weak.
receives pastor and every pastor
receives church of some sort. Va
cant churches and pastors without
congregations are safely fortified
against
Our plan Of itinerancy has numcr-
GUS predecessors-Abraham was an
itinerant; Elisha had n circuit; all
the Apostles were travelling preach
crs. Jesus himself was an itinerant
preacher. So was st. Paul. No hint
III seen of settled pstorate in any
OF these grand men.
Any minister. within n decade Or
two, will reach more people by di-
vlding his time with different con-
grcgations than to expend his min
lsterial force in one place. The M.
r. church never would have gotten
the hold it has upon our country
without our system of changing pas
tors, but that we are trending tow
ard congregational form of gov
eminent, there is not shadow of
doubt IN the minds of those who scan
the horizon of current events. In
the Judgment of many it is to the
htur off of our grand old church. 1t
rs safe to let well enough alone.
Time and chance happen unto all
men. r. A. OWEN
Cedar Bluff Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
PAROLE MAN CAPTURED.

Sundays Bluciield Telegraph says:
Frank Wright, of Pond, Wise coun-
ty, Va, charged with the murder OF
Preston Bentley and the shooting of
Dave Marget at Pond on Christmas
day, 1920, was brought to Blueiicltl
las; night by Sheriff Cordcr. of Wise
county, from Bectley, where Wright
was arrested several days ago.
Wright is the son of John Wright,
an alleged noted desperate of Wise
county, and is said to be a bad actor.
Wright was on parole from the Vir-
ginia state prison when he is said to
have killed Bentley and shot Magret
last Christmas liz had been SEN
fenced to eighteen scars in the state
prison Tor another murder in Wise
county Il number Of years ago.
wright does not deny the murder
OF Bentley and the shooting of Ma
grct. it is said, but claimss he shot in
self defense. Asked what caused
the trouble. White is said to have
replied: 81 suppose the boys want
ed little shooting. and | am not
going to let anyone shoot me if |
can help it,"
Wright has been working in the
Winding Gulf coal fields since he rot
way from Wise county, he said. lie
III be taken today to Wise Court
House, where lie will stand trial for
the alleged murder Of Bentley at m
early date. Magrct is said to have
fully recovered from the wounds in
ficted by Wright and will appear rs
the prosecuting witness in the case.
Sundays Blueticld Telegraph.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
JOHN AT HIS BEST.

Under his influence. Mr.. Austin,
known us II kind husband and indul-
gent father in his town of North
fork, seized pistol, shot his wife,
inflicted fatal injuries upon his three
year old son and ten months old ba-
by, and then, turning the pistol upon
himself sent n bullet crashing thru
his brain.
We submit that old John showed
up here ut his best. giving demon-
stretion OF what wreckage and ruin
is possible under his influence and
power.
They tell us frequently, that liq-
uor wont hurt you if you leave It
alone. If you let liquor alone it will
leave you alone. The good mother at
North Fork will tell you that this
is a lie. She "let liquor alone" Her
three year old child and her baby
boy, were not troubling liquor.
The wreck of this once happy
home, is u striking and awful de-
monstration Of the devils lie. that
"if you let liquor alone it vii let
you alone" The father murderer
and suicide, is said to have been IL
kind husband and an indulgent fath-
er, successful business man, but
filled with liquor he became fiend
And yet they tell US that
liquor is n good thing in it's place"
Where is its "place?" Only one fit-
ting place" can be thought of, and
that is with the devil in the lower
regions of hell
This, and other such dreadful ex-
amples and warnings, will not be
needed. Bootlcggcrs will continue
their unlawful and unholy traffic.
People down about Northfork and in
Tazewell and all about. will continue
to drink it, and continue its deadly
work, the women and children, those
who "let it alone" being the chief
sufferers and pitable victims. Some
of these are right here in this town
and county. This damnable traffic
should he broken up if it takes the
entire United States army to do it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-09-23
TIE NEGRO JOHNSON'S APP
POlNTMENT REVOKED.

1t will be remembered that Pres,-
dent Harding appointed the negro
Republican boss of Georgia. Henry
Lincoln Johnson to be Recorder of
Deeds of the District of Columbia.
Inc Senate Committee on District of
Columbia promptly voted to con-
hfm his appoint NJ; Then Senator
Tom Watson Of Georgia laid before
'he Committee "A batch of affidayits
as to l"hrac''s character wbicn
caused the Committee to reverse lie
position and make report aco;ps +
ms confirmation. The appointment of
TINS negro to the head of an Office i'm
wh'ch about a score of white women
work seems to be a large part of the
PRESIDENTS recognition of the South
ern States" The District of ca
'umDia has no vote, hence, it has to
submit to these things. Virrinians
nave the vote and can use It. The
appointment of johnson was an in
SUIT To every white woman in Wash
ington' and to Southern womanhood
ana also reflection upon Mr.. Hard
ing's intelligence.
Negro policeman patrol the street
OF Washington CITY. Col. Andorso,
proposes the abolition of the an
lquitous poll tax" as he calls II in
winch event every NEGRO man and
negro woman in Virginia of every
character, and every illiterate. sorry
white man, as well would be herded
TO the polls. On the carrying out Of
this program Col. Anderson calls on