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New-York tribune., 1922-02-04

gold was awarded to Leroy Whitelaw
and $50 i'll gold to James F. Mullins
for excellency in Spanish.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
The Denver and Rio Grande
Railroad Company
To the Holders of the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Company First and Refundng 500 Bonds and
Certificates of Deposit in Respect Thereof:

The Committee of which, Mr. James H. Perkins is Chairman
upon BY Committee with the western Pacific
and has stated that the purpose of their Committee to obtain
and that the Of their being Unable obtain deemed
Pacific Plan, bonds will be returned to deposltors
To this the Committee has to say:
u) This Committee has recommended definite and
Pan 1t is the only My P2 yet Pean ID
S000OOOO ior Denver & Rio Crande needs
S % hs penye Ro aade
Railroad Company. for all Of which there will be issued
offered for your Bonds.
(2) The Perkins Committee offers plan and prom
% Or more 19's hs line h
reality ree-s unquestionaby the Missouri Pacific
more than two years that this Commee has been en-
deavons to arrange plan Ihey have been gwen every
opportunity to submit proposal to this Committee and
have failed o 10 So
s1 Ii these interests have any intention Of submitting
can submit promptly. Consequently, if the
% i % 5ss esn @ be npb s %
purpose OF its encouragement IS only to prevent the deposit
10 To- & S PRIOR to March l. mex" and thus cause the Fla"
ca%.; % a" % ; .Ss 5: ,va2sse sssd s ssn the to
% :: :;
~sc s Pscs 5hs%sx at least the s0000000
either assessms"t @s"sf'os bo"dhaers Of probably
'Sa n; ss':a Of -; 5If;' Of "S 'Si'
90 The Perkins csr.rr'tfss< tas arrark SD to lend
sasS'' SIS s per .sss4y sSa4 As Of %
oneT OF the Western Pacific thd Februafy coupon lS~
he 521d5olds5 has no lsbljtz9ol zspaxnsns The like
otter is made in respect ~ the August 9fxt coupon, {<
Me Plan is then operative Coupons SO ozpuchased a<e
5uoodnated the principal and future fnterest 9
Keunding Bonds
Finally: The Perkins Committee ohfrs nothing but
complete
s.factive plan Ii accepted by the assent OF the
requisite number of bonds in the short time limited
Prior to Ma ch t next the offer have be with
aia"n In such the bondholders may be lett at the
.Aefcy OF such offer zone connecting lines
10y then be willing to make, perhaps be driven to the
"'eeSsity OF an independent reorganIzatlon
sh. Committee .s.n recommend. holder. Of Refandns
% ard holders Certificates of Depo reoresenting the
% to ~ooptlv to Plan of Reorga aniz.ton
sa BY III. Committee.
0sted February 1922
lswani st ssfs.ssTs Sss York City
''shsss L ,RRsSHas5 soMrAsx. JOHN HENRY HAMMOND
- SUI Sub nc, ~: New York City Chairman
'ASr TRUST AND SAVINGS BERTRAM CUTLER.
uhaANk CHARLES HAYDEN,
aovnDENT soe I'~r 81, Chicago Ill ANDREW J. MILLER
p CoMPAN NJ '"'ei FREDERICK STRAUSS,
= 'Th r5 and Chestnut MELVIN A. TRAYLOR,
~. aimk s.. ioakI Wu ST COMPANY,
s'ftSsNMiI'9SAL tsMSI.'99SS TRUST
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Detroit

Saies Opon TIi,rh Low Yarf
30 Am Light ....11$a+ 1l4 ll3% III
49o Cont Motors So 57s So SIS
90 Det Edison ..1oi lol 1o1 lo1
1882 Lincoln Mfrs. 6i5 ? 5%
$50 Packard 49,. sas sa sls az
"a do pfd .... eSH 6sla e6H 66ia
20 Parke Davis 3. 90 80 80 80
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
fox Skins Lower in Jondop

SILVER, cross and blue fox skins Of
fered this week il, the fur auctions in
London b. &. NJ. Lshpson e. Co. showed
declnes in average prices com pared
with those obtained for similar goods
last tall. according to advices received
by Alfred Fraser, American agent for
the firm
Clear silver fox was the only variety
TO bring prices equal to those Of last
tall. Cross and blue foxes dropped 10
fcr cent, dark clear and slightly rusty
silver foxes 10 per cent and rusty and
poor sorts Of silver foX 30 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets re-
main unchanged. The cautious innu-
cnce exerted by banks is holding down
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Pittsburgh

40 10 Am ARK a' cl pfdlss s'' 100 100 "a 100 s%
go A " " atd NJ. g S9H g. SoA
$50 Con Ice 3 5 3
2l00 Duquesne -. 3is 3is 2t1 2%
1873 Nat Freproof. 67s 6b
20 OHIO do Pfd Fae, OIL 17 tx 17 17 ~. TX TX rs:
90 Pgh Plate Gil 1873 1aS 1873 1873
1000 Pgh Mt Shasta 81 q 81 27
200 West house =. 5l7s So 517s So
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
DANCING INSTRUCTION

garage on the Jersey coast, situated IN
c-e OF tte best business localities; excellent
accessory gas and oil departments doing big
business; capacity $50 cars: plot 1o0xi00;
owner retiring from business. Addrsss
y 67l Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry. Et,
Stoves and Boiler Repairs
SCMMONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
New York, County Of New York
EMILE j. OZANNE. Plaintiff. against Ed
GUARD PORET, Lucien Poret and Eugene
Poret doing business under the and
style of Poret rreres. Defendants. Sum-
mons.
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
AND EACH OF THEM:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to az
swer the compa int in this action. ard
serve copy of your answer. If tho
conpa int is not served with this summons,
to serve a notice Of appearance on the Plain
th's Attorneys within twenty days after tina
service of this summons. exclusive OF the day
or answer. judgment Kill be taken agans.
you by default for the relief demanded N
the complaint.
Dated. New York. Dec. II. 1921.
GUGGENHEIMER UNTERMYER e. MAR
SHALL. Attorneys for Plaintiff. 120 Broad
way, Borough of Manhattan. New Iore.
City.
To Edouard Poret. T.ucien Poret and Eugene
Poret doing business under the name and
style of Poret Freres:
Ihe foregoing summons Is served upon ycI
BY publication pursuant TO an order of Mr..
Justice Charles l. Guy: Judge of tn,
the 10th day Of January. 1922. and filed wi.a
New York County, the County Coure
House. Borough of Manhattan. City County
and State Of New York
Dated. New York. January 10Th, 1922.
GuGGENHEIMER. UNTERMYER & MAR.
SHALL. Plaintiffs Attorneys 100 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan City OF New
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
v \. Cenira, Approves Lease

ALBANY. Feb. 8 3-Approval of the
leasing Of the Toledo & Ohio Central
Na'ironc by the New York Central Rail-
ROAD Company was voted by the stock
holders of the latter railroad at a meet
inr mere tu-dav
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Markets i'm Other Cities

Sales Onen HIGH Low Last
40 Msrsensoaier e2 nj iss g 1sS,s 1ss ss 49, SS
l6o Mex Tnv.... olzs 22 2l,: 2c
SIS Miss Riv Pow. l7Ss ~ 10 17n
20 do pf........ rs rs 1G rs
22o Nat Leathe.r.. 10$4 lNA 1915 l0is
8. New EnFland..ll5 Il5 115 1l5
~ Pac Mills. ..lsaH 1921 lsat "a 1891
30 Recce But Iiol 1919 1Sia 1914 13is
1"5 Swift ......... 100 1901. 100 100is
IS Swift 1ntl...... 2oX 2oiz ooE 201.
$50 Tn Twist. u ~. II II
los IN Fruit. ......f25 1857 1s4Z 1875
555 Tn shoe. ....... 3sia asis 2S 3SA
$50 Ventura ...... c2As 221a 324 z2zs
.20 Waldorf ... 2a3s 2ai. o9as 2al.
10 Walthaln pf... 81 81 81 81
325 Walworth 49,. 8
200 Warren ...... c7ls 27,s o6is 81
a2 do 1st pf.... 20 32L 80 S2N
ia do "a pf.. So 36 S5 IS
100 Wolaston Land IL IL IL ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Sugar and Coffee

Raw Sugar Futures-The range Of prices:
Thur ad Y q
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04

Potntoc~- Maine. 1So lbs. s4.25m4s5:
l65 lbs. So rs q 4.25; state. 1SO lbs 81 90 n
49,. jG5 lbs sS.50Qi l5O lbs. S3.25ar
500 Long Island. bbl, s5a05.l5 Fer
muda, bhl, Sll.50 lplf: sweets Jersey.
basket Si.35 q $50; Delaware ana Mary
land, Sl'5; yams, N.rEinja bbi., sS.25D
80; South Carolina, crate. sl4oM1.5G:
sniSe. Louisiana bbl 81
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

SALESMAN travelling. at present e,nployct.
desircs connection With reliable house.
X 2bs. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-04
Classified Advertisement.

LOST Bankbook No 7ss sf2 OF tho Cnioi
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any r.sr
having q claim to il is hereby cailef
upon to present the same within ten days %
submit to having said passbook cancelled Ans
ncw one issiie1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
A THREE DAYS.
COUGH IS YOUR
DANGER SIGNAL

Chronic coughs and persistent colds
lead :" serious lung trouble. You
can stop them now with creomuIsion.
an "mulSifi"d crcosote that is pleasant
l" take. IrcomulEi"n is new mod.
zeal discovery with twofold action:
IL sooth"s and heals the innamcG
membranes aud Kills tho germ.
or all known drugs crcosotc is
recognized by IN" medical fraternity
~ tn" greatest healing agency for
the treatment "f chronic coughs and
colds and other forms OF throat and
lung troubles. 'r""mulsinn contains
IN addition I" cr'oSot". other healing
elements which So"th" and heal th.
Inii%med membranes and stop tho irri-
'1tton Will. tn" cr"osota goes on to
IN" stomach. is absorbed into the
Blood, attacks tho seat of tn. troubI.
and destroy, tn" germs that lead to
consumption.
Circumcision is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in m" treatment Of chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
"f throat and lung diseases. and is
excellent for building up the system
.fter colds or the IN. Money refund
cd II any cough or cold. no matter Of
how long standing. is not relieved
after taking according to directions
Ash Your druggist. Crcomuision Co.
Ntlanta. Jia.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
WHISKY AND STILL
ARE FOUND IN STORE
Accomac Officers Discover Wet
Goods While investigating
Murder of hurst.


~" wy "h"iIn
r Nelson. "r Acromoc counts. to-
p.,n.r with commonw.al,n.s ,,,nr-
mos, po, - v,,i., .,,.,-
''S '"' "'HN''S J." connection WIN
~" murder of JOSS" i. Hurst, q
wealthy merchant. ,ho wav murder
cd in his s,nr. hy L,.,.. ,.,,.,,,
beaten n,.r tho bo,L v,i,n 80. ,,,,,,
, .,r,vb.oI .s g.,,r,,
and l..,cr d,f,.. b., q, t.i.-,.
pi'a'. ,nds, dfs,ny.-.l 90, .,. Ill
tho Irursi gi.,.. .,.r, .,.,,,,
WHISKY sim tor.,..r 80, .,,i
h...r.i ~ whisky
The yoco,J ,Inn, ar ,b, ..r
,-,.piod by N,r. 81 r.I...
,I ""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
INDIANS CONFIDENT
FOR CANE. WITH TECH

'"nhd' ~ "f winning over virginia
ny t,:.hni' "n Saiurday. IN" William
"ud M'iI squad of twenty-five. rlnN-
u, ..".h and manage. Viii i"av,
nl'"in n"rS ~ noon Tor Hacks
""I~ travelling via Richmond
hastings. vino scored on Penn
~ VIII b" III Ia. gam. against
I''h. Coach Ingram H. counting on
n'"t ne an "m"isiy" game. a. he Viii
'' h"u' TIA" services az only ON.
nan "h" played against Stat.-I.
Levy ~" may H." out -fpr tho 50.
son. N"nk White. .cting capt.iu
NJ ais" start the gam. at Blacks
Ih' Indians yesterday held scrim-
m'I AGAINST tn" hHttl"ship WyominE
.iH'd. IN" s"-ru"n could moi uenc-
'"l" IN" Indians line. Will. tn. col
- ANS gained at will
n" .ln"-up against Tech viii start
WIN 'haikl'N. left "ud Chandler left
,"'hl" i'ar-on. left guard: Todd. cen
l'i: h"use, ric lat guard. Young righ,
,f'k!" bi"tZ. right end. White. !
Levy hastings and Flanders backs.
,Nhcrs to MAKE tn" trip are: keiStcr.
irving. Charles T. c. Williams. Has
k"'. Elicit. Jordan and l.. Williams.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
TT RkISH TOBACCO
ON EXHIBIT At FAIR
Tw" Young Wom~n. In Native Cos
tumr. Distribute cigarettes
Ia,

SAMPLES OF 'he 'ohaceo from far
ava, Turkey used ny inc LIcro'l
ANrrs T"harro to'rpauy i'm mann
far'urin= i',tin4 cicarcrtos arc
hcwu iu tho booth ~ ina, com
uanr bon tu' Industrial Building
There are ais" samples ~ ,oo.r,q
grown iu Cumberland County. Va
which grad" ot r"hacco Is ntNcd -
u"r cont WIKI ~ Turkish grades in
h. manufacture Of ,.g.r",,os W
Il Crurp aud ~ +. oliver arc IN
ghara" 80 iho Lt-s.,,-N Myers booth
AND 'wp .ouur ladt',. drcssod In
Turkish Costumes. distribute cigar
c''cH 30 IA" p-s-'rs-br
p!s'ur" "f tn" nov Richmond
I@an' - m" company ado'u. 'hc
VAL 90 tn" r""th. - doc uic'ur.- 81
tn" = LOUIS Nh plant, tn. d. lost
!H tho world ~. chicago. san Fran
cisco. Philadelphia. Toledo. nanvi'l,.
Durham Louisviii" and other plants
I'M The United states. a. well ay ia"
plants iu Mauila. t. e.. Cav.lIu.
SMYRNA Naniht and Samsoun rur-
Key
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
wifc Sues Artist Husband.

OAKLAND. CALF. Oct i.-Rod-
n'N Is 'nfrick, newspaper artist, and
principal In triangle which in
VOWED Mrs. Edith Huntington Wake
field. Sausalito. Calf, society matron.
and former wife of tho late John D.
Spr"ckcis, Ir.. was arrested here to-
day on charge Of falling To pro-
vide. which Is felony in this state
The charge was hrouch; by Mrs
Nellie kcndrick. who is suing for
divorce. Mrs Ecndrick recently
charged that Mrs. Wakefield tried to
buy her husband from her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
CAR OF CLEVELAND
MAN HELD BY COURT

Special To- The Times Dispatch
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. oct. ~
At Sp"iSylNania corIr, ''ls weak Tho
greater portion ~ ono day wt,s
~r"nt In "Namiung George Trrnr &C
'lrr"lHnd. Onto. Who claims "a ma
property 'hc Wiutuu car which ~
found "n -" hridg" over the riv.r
az Smell. Spotsylyauin County. loaded
With 3o0 quarts Of Whisk.v. Tho
ear had heeu driven there nv wv,
t"uu@ men. John Springer and
';""rE" Wade. Who were arrested and
hound over in the cash sum az yil0n
IN" court refused TO turn the car
over q" Tri'or unless he gave bond
for s2.n"r. which N" refused 10 do.
~" Was then bound over in tho sum
~ goo as witness on October al.
aud tho slion cash bond VIII bs
Forfeited uni"ss tho two young men
app"ar Tn" decision as 10 the Win
ton ear was continued by Judx,
Chichester until oct 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
r"r'urr Lecturer 4" Tour >tntc.

I.N N'HRt fH;, Va. OCT. ;-W 4.
l.HEsing. ~ Salins. kas national
.""iur'r ~ IN" Farmers Educational
AMI -ppcrativ" Union. viii arrive
""r" '"i"h"r %. a. ordiac 20 an
"u7r"m"n' maho a. Stat. Union
H"ad"!'art"rs here and VIII remain
~ virginia un'il tn" national CON
E'n'iou 10 he held hero late in ~
'emb"T. An ItinsrEry J. being in,do
Tor him tn make addresses At thirty
o. nerent places in tho state refrr.
'h" national convention. tho FIRST Of
which viii be A. Bedford. Cctobe :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
CO-OPfRATINES HAVE
EXHIBIT At FAIR
pi~piH, az samples or This Years
Pr"durti"n al Members shawn
In Industrial! uslidlnS.

tn" Tohacc" Growers CO. Opera
ttt" association. Of virginia, N"r'h
Carolina aud Sourh Carolina. has y
display pf samples OF this years
production ~ some Of its members
sh"wiuu tn" light and dark IrS,cs
H. w. Gr"cu is iu charge OF the ox-
hihit IN tho Industrial Building
"h"r" he IS giving out informal ION
relative t. tn" organization.
An Interesting part Of this week, ."
Mr.. Green said YESTERDAY. is thai
members from tn" various sections
ia Virginia are calling and telling
mo That they are going TO stick
and 'h"i neiGhh"rs ar" going 10 sell
'h'i" t"ha""" only through IN" as
Socidri"U's Warehouses"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
1000 PYTH|ANS PARADE
IN T|DEWATER CITY
Norfolk Treated To Pic
lurr-que Spectacle Fifty
Richmond Delegates.

NORFOLK. VA. p"l Nor" than
%"' Ni'@inia rythianS attended tin.
business session Of tn" Grand l.udv"
today. ANA NOR" thau l.n"U par'ici-
pr'"d in ;h" hig parade i'm tho ar-
t'rno"u.
Hiohm"ud was represented hy "a
delegation nftN Str"ug headed by
Iam"s iiaii"y, suprom" representa-
tive. aud j. /. 'r""ry grand r"rr"-
S'n'ativ". IiiG DELEGATIONS from
ii"an"k" aud r.nvilic also wcr. in
attendance.
Great interest in tho session at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

NEW YORK, oct f-Th. historic
Monroe mansion at Lafayette and
Prince streets, where President
lanes Monroe once lived, occupied
in recent years by bag pickcrs and
carpenter. was damaged by fire to-
day. Walls OF rooms on the third
hood we're slightly burned. cam
1aiEn /" buy the historic house and
I" create in il Monroe museum
was launched some months ago and
Police commissioner F.nrCht recent
Is announced that the necessary
funds had been donated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
NIRGiNlAN IS HURT
IN iitAD-ON COLLISION
InN \ssocinted rrn.s1

RALEIGlI, y. G. Oct 4.-Traff,c
on The N"rfoik and Southern Rail-
road w"s tied up for about seven
hours today by The head on col
lisi"n near her" OF passenger train
-" ana engine NO. las running
liEh'. -. !. sawyer. OF Norfolk suf-
i"r"d /" broken leg and l.. g Dcaton
81 Kaio!Ch. tn" other engineer. was
badly bruised. No passengers or
other trainm"n were hurt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
err ,crihcr, wirc. on, rrm,,,.

IT FNTT. Dci l--Doa>h yoEttr-
ily ~ MarNei Esren. sg"d :. Drought
fHc toll of yesterdays accident here.
.n which passenger train smashed
.I," an automobile" 10 eight, Her
d"ath wiped out Tho william Esr-n
B n.ly "' EN"luud WlS.. nv m"mb"i
co. which Wei, Eillch YESTERDAY MIR
aud Mrs L. q At,,:ce. OF ST raui.
'i>n We're BILLED.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

tachcs TO. IN" election. ~ officers
which Vii! come Immediately proceed
nS adjournmcnt tomorrow after
u""n. aud IN IN" selection Of a place
for the i"2i conventions
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Diph,hcr,n cnu.cs Death.

EEElING. Va. Oct. 4.--Bachcl.
ne in-N"ar-"ld. daughter OF Russell
Haynes. 81 this place. ana grand
daughter at capitol Policeman q;
w. Haynes. az Richmond. died Of
diphtheria, after enduring the at
tack for several DAYS. The remains
were Inferred in the family burying
ground on the old Haynes home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
Makes Haul of 800
Pounds of ROckGsh

Especial to The Times Dt.pa,ch.l
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IA. oct.
i.--Wiiiiam buck. at Urhannu.
VIM" hail seine h-hing ia tn.
happahannock River 'u ON. haul
caught NOR. than 500 pounds ot
i"'khNh. clearing about $40 in
''W hours som" of TIA" rock
N"'Sh"" q, "isr .- IN.ltg-"I3ht
l"'h"S "'rh i."sid"~ rock a
"''no'f 90 "ih"r nsh were c,urnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05
SOUTH HILL MARKET
HAS BANNER OPENING
Farmers Are Well Pleased
With Co-Operativc Sales
system.

Especial {" The Times Dispatch
SOUTH lIITI.. VA. oct. South
liiil tobacco market han banner
ia on Tuosday
Auction houses had about op.opo
pounds on the floors.
Prices were satisfnctory.
Cooperative houses had large
Quantities ON their hoors Members
"f the association appeared pleased
with advances and the system.
Price, higher tn Dnn,iiir
DANVlI.LE. VA, oct s-Abou,
Soo,vco pounds Of leaf was sold on
ia" Danvilie tobacco market tud.
pr'ccs on the auction floors b.iu..
slightly higher than yesterday. wher,
~" aN"rac" was t32 for nearl, BOA 400
pounds sold.
The to-pp"rativc Marketing Ayso-
"ittion delivery warehouses had a
t""d supply Of tobacco on hand today
nut grading and Weighing had been
''icalir completed carly ,hiy at
i"rn""n. According to f. l. Wal,.n
official of tn" cooperative orpaniz,-
'l"h. the farmers are reco!yinu abui.,
go per cent of tho value If their to
hf',p - cash advanc. for tobacco
TAKEN In.
IN" breaks today Saw nrmcr prices
~" h"tt"r types nf tobacco which IA
NOT sell as ""il - last year being 10
ported somewhat higher
Merchants ia the city reported ma,
yesterday "ns tn" hest thu, had from
business standpoint since Iasi
S1rinI. the farmers Selling tn. frs,
opportunity 10 mako needed ppr-
"has"s Tn" fourth sale ~ THO auc
ZION floors has been pnuorallv com
m"nd"d hy tn" Erownrs f}u, for this
tn" 'al"s would havc blocked yos,cr-
day and IN" yal.s schedules would
Ray" h""n badly away today
H. II Patterson and 4 " rgrcrr-
love" officials ~ tho pool" woro i,,
'"nf"r'nc" nor" today and appeared
/" - we'll Pleased with IN" oponiur
"f N" cooperative system in the
hr!ch' h"!r Yesterday Th"y '.f, ,h's
afternoon hv motor ON g tour ~ I'm
sn"c'ion 81 other nearby receiving
s'a5'onS. several % which v.r. ur-
"his YESTERDAYS 20 conc with tho large
quantity ~ tobacco hrourh- IN
Es'ima - - the amount ~ tobacco
received ny TO" association vary. low,
'heN ar" said 20 ne ahou, l5p.oo
pounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-05

day passes that does not bring
scores Of such messages OF praise
from every part OF the United
states and Canada from families
where mother. father. son and
daughter have all found health,
contcntmcnt and the joys OF living
through simply taking II course Of
rAnlac.
Tanlac Is sold by all good drug
gists.-Adv.
The Omaha morning bee. [volume] (Omaha [Neb.]) 1922-1927, 1922-06-29
DEMOCRATS AND THE FARMERS.

Whatever the result of the primary election in
North Dakota, Porter J. McCumbers standing with
the democratic party leaders is fixed He has re-
ceived the endorsement of the farm bloc in the SEN
ate and this is objected to by the party which objects
to anything republican does. Senator McGumber
is especially offensive to the democrats just now, be-
cause his name is attached to the tariff bill, under
which effort is being made to secure protection
for farm produce.
At the moment an onslaught is being made on
the farm bloc because Of its support of republican
candidate for United States senator violent attack
is launched against the agricultural schedule Of the
McCumber tariff bill by Senator Walsh, democrat
from Massachusetts,. He is willing that the farmers
have little protection and in this seems to voice
the sentiment of his party. The connection is direct
and the conclusion is unavoidable, that the whole
is to blind the farmers to their true inter-
est and to votes for the free trade opponents
Of the pending BILL
Members of the farm bloc knew what they were
doing when they recommended Porter J. McCumber
to the republicans of North Dakota in preference to
Lynn J. Frazier. The choice will be made by the
voters, who will consult their interests, regard
less of advice from the democrats.
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have puFgsi themselves from every
criminal notion, | would give this
beard powers loco PARENTS, No
more should the prisoner be his own
free agent until they had discharged
him, lie would be their ward until
they We're convinced that lac Was
safe 10 81 free II Fred Brown had
been under this restraint he would
have been going good yet, for the
record says that he was good Will.
on parole. lie should have pesn
kept on parole, II would have been
cheaper for the state and better for
Fred, Society would have been safe
meanwhile
Al boards are sometimes wooden.
and because there might he in
justices inflicted where the members
~ the board were not all that they
were supposed 90 he, would have
the fight Of the prisoner 10 an APP
peal To the court Tor n review. open
SO that he might come into open
court. 'and present any evidence OF
his good conduct and III" probable
ity Of his going straight In the
future. No. Mr.. Editor. We need
reformation and not punishment.
Reform does not come from punish
mrnt or fines. In most cases the
wife and babies have less 10 eat and
10 wear whenever fine II inflicted.
am opposed Ia fines that feed fat
officials and reduce taxes, Ia
rather pay the tax myself than To
get mine reduced that way, Prison
sentences. torture ar threats-you
can't make "A bad man good that way
nor prevent any so disposed from
doing bad deeds.
WILL II. WOODRUFF.
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were In the pool al the time OF the accident, This
evererowdng led 10 confusion. and in some way
the lad was stunned and drowned and nobody missed
him in the crowd,
The remedy is bathing pools OF larger
dimensions. Omaha has plenty of room in its parks.
and plenty OF water available, to furnish swimming
holes that will be big enough to take care Of those
who want TO use them. No greater boon can be con-
ferred during the summer days than the privilege Of
plunge into the clean. cold water Of a well ap-
pointed bathing pool. and money spent to provide
such comfort for old and young is money well spent
But il 10 only we'll spent when II makes also for
safety, and the overerowded pool is not safe.