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Be WARE THE
COUGH OR COLD
THAT HANGS ON

Chronic coughs ana persistent colds
lead 20 serious lung trouble. You can
stop them now with Creumul~ipn. an
emUlEired CrcoSotc that Is pleasan,
70 take. Cr"omuls ION is new mcG!-
cal discovery with twofold action
II soothes and heals the inhamed
membranes and Kills the germ
OF all known drugs. cr"osotc is
recognized by the medical fraternity
as the greatest healing agency for
the treatment of chronic coughs and
colds and nther forms OF throat and
lung troubles. Creomulslon contains
in addition :" creosote, other healing
elements when sootne and hea! the
lnfamed membranes and stop the irri-
tation while the orsosote goes on TO
the stomach is absorbed into the
blood. attacks the seat Of the irou-
bic and destroys the germs that lead
To consumption
treomulslon is guaranteed satisfac-
tory in the treatment Of chronic
coughs and colds bronchial asthma.
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
Of throat and lung diseases and Is
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the nu Money refund
ed II any cough or cold. no matter
Of how long standing. is not relieved
after ,akin-s according 10 directions.
ASK your druggist. CreomLlsion Co.,
Atlanta, ,ia.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
HARRY LEE MAYNARD
IS DEAD IN NEW YORK
Former Second Virginia Dis.
trict Congressman Suffers
Paralytic Stroke.

Especial 10 The Times -DiSpatch)
PORTSMOUTH, VA, oct 23.--iIar-
ry Lee Maynard. former Congress
man from the Second District and
one Of the most influential men in
Underwater Virginia. died this morn
Ing in New York as Il result, Of pa
rdiysis. after an illness Uf week.
Mr.. Maynard is survived by his
wife Mrs. Eleanor Brooks Maynard :.
five sons, Major Edwin Il, Major
John r., Captain II. l.. Jr.. all of the
United states Army. George {. and
willard Maynard. and one sister,
Mrs J. l.. Andrews
Tho body Will arrive wednesday,
morning over the y =. l.. & y
and funeral services Will be held In
Portsmouth.
Tho former Congressman was born
June 5. 1851, and WAS IN his sixty
third year. lie wa, a memhcr OF tho
Virginia House OF Delegates from
1890 10 1894 and member of the
State Senate from 1894 TO 1901 From
1901 70 loli he was a mcmhcr Of
Congress from the Second Virginia
District and was succccdcf hy CoIo-
mel T.. T. Holland, % Surolk H."
completed his education ~ the Nir-
ginia Polytechnic Institute tn 1850
During hl' business career IN Nor
folk and Portsmouth, ho was prc-l-
dent OF the old Dominion Chemical
Company and an officer aud director
In numerous other enterprises.
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ming 1 fear unless John should %


ninS. fear. unless John should %
thor"
'"rlnn' SmiI"d IN tn" darkness.
:" even h"r father "h" :" rarely
notice" "nN'hinr mad observed her
gro" me interest," in John E"nHam.
NN1r an mlEn' nus %" this sud .
H'n r'NlFhi "i am "ii sentiment i'm
Johns heart iHr something diff"r-
ont. IN" Hl' lmA'" protection for
winch Sh" i"t sought 'l' her nc"
II" is beginning =" mean m"r" 80
~. man any IN" "'~' An" ih"Hrh'
gossip about Mice ioA"hy
Leaning over. sin" pntt.d 'uo
Judges hand Don't have mo ~
your mind. father darling ,iu ahead
a,d "nj,y tho Govornor Is much .s
,ou can / am easy 30 ar,rs". gpu
KNOW. and besides. / have my own
atrtlculsr iron i'm the til" Tonight. "
lynn ,rc r.,.r vi,h.r, .<,,di.
urts my rhtll nm, INN. mis- ,r.
l %, L-,rf,r M, ,.,b
,
~ liz - '"''' '''
l"''' "'N wv ON ''Hhi "'"N'"'
',','"I "'J,'' ~" '"" no.
'"'' "'' ''''' -
''''' ." "'' my MI" "d
/ thuuEh' you var" looninS UNI
usually i"v"iv' replied tho judy
.ri""fullv hut N"n az" always so
handspu" that | suspected no guile '
Corinua laughed merrlly "Hut !
ana :i,l % guile. dear innocent,
- forth TO conquer"
Not the Governor. | hope q"
"'h. no. IN" Governor is nothing
prizc nothing more Nv antago-
"iSt IS Mrs Strieiius
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
SAYS WOMEN TREATED BETTER
IN u. S. THAN ANYWHERE ELSE
President OF 7. W. c. A. Addresses Audience That Taxes
Capacity of Womans Club
Auditorium

The auditorium ot the Woman's
club was .lled almost 10 IA" last
scat yesterday afternoon. by inter
'sttn M"in p'rs of III" club 20 near
the address Of Mrs Robert =. Sporr
tn" president II ~. ..'inn.l board
Of tn" Y. " G y Perhaps j; is
ilul" too formal 20 call i, an ad-
dress, FOR Mrs Specr simply talked
In mos, inspiring and fascinating
way. and succeeded no, only In in
'eros'ing her audi"nc" in the prob
I"'n Of ia" modern young Eirl. and
The Y W. {. \. hut in Milling her
hearers with the charm OF her own
personality.
Preceding Mrs Spccrs talk Mrs
KAT" Langley Boshcr. president %
the W"nau's CLUB made d very beau
'lfu! tribute :" IN. " &. A. prais-
Ing It's fine thinking its COURAGEOUS
action. aud its leadership in every
city along construc,iv" lines Mrs
J. Scot, Parrish prcsid"u, "f tho
local W 6 A. introduced Mrs
Sp""r. giving lit'l" sk"tch 81 The
origin % tn" = ~ e. y aud also
~ ID" work don" IN tina, orsaniIa-
'ipu 10y Mrs Spccr
III is an honor ana e privilege"
Mrs. Sp""r said. 30 speak FOR ,hr
Young women 81 America. and nf tn.
" "rld.' III" w"lfhr" Of IN" y",iu-
xiii ~ today seems 90 b." e subject
which - very dear 10 tho heart OF
Mrs Sp""r Sh" sad Il, Was tho bust
u"-s Of the national board OF tho Y
W. g :" help tn" wnryi 10 think
iu terms Or girls. This seems the
"hNions thing" shc sad hut tn"
world has always neglected IN" oh
viuuS hing In reading Wcll'S out
lin" ~ History IL = Interesting To
~" not" that this has HIway beer. SO
III" discovery "f America TIA" In
E"nt'"n of the printing press. thc dis
c"r"ry Of electricity, ana countless
other 'hInEs We're all tn" obvious
thing. and Yet. tor time. tn" world
neglected th"m. and suffered th.r.-
rs These wcr" an discoveries Of
what has always been there. and ~,
- took genius To discover them
Miss Grace Dodge. THO FIRST prcs dent
- the national hoard of tho Y "
g. y. vas such 1t genius she saw
~" latent power u the Young NO
men ~ America"
Mrs &p"er showed how tow pcople
rea!i2" tne condition o: the girls %
the world today They are ou, In
IN" economic world ana on, there
20 stay She illustrated now much
me Industry and commerce ~ tn.
World would be hurt. Il al. the
E""ns giT.s should suddenly hc With
drawn from me world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
Do YOU WONDER,
ASKS THIS LADY
"That I'm a Believer i'm Car.
dui~-tiOt So Weak She
Had to Go to bed.
But Read Her
Story.

OsaWat"mie, Kans Mrs Il Il
kcast. formerly OF Illinois. res ding
mere saws W. nnvrd 4" this State
eleven Years AKA. ana nad GOOD
hchirn tor n long NhIi- ana In,u
som" year or SO ago mad "a bad sIck
sp,n
II got so weak couldn't go /
cousin, stand on my feet At all. |
mad to 20 Ia bed.
Il suffered a great deal Was so
nervous irU cuuiuu.t live.
81 trlrn medicines ana everything
able to get up.
II Jay TOT three months. not able TO
do anything
My husband is a biIi poster ana
mas circuihrS distributed one daA
there cnanrrd Ia he n Ladies Biiih-
day Almanac among his circulars /
read u and told some or the family to
get me bottle OF CarduI The,
laughed and said wouldn't take it
Bni did began with ii tablespoon.
ful every TWO hours
Il aunt all other medicines and took
IT tarauIl taIthtuliy. and two weeks
from ihc time began TO take Caldui
Mas out OF bed better than fur
months
Il Rep, II up and continued TO i'm.
prov. until was IA welt woman
"bo Won wonder mat am be
lever In Cardu.? ! certainly am. And
] am sure there Is no better tonic
made for women than Cardui."
All druggists sell Cardui, for wo-
men.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
One Man in His II Time:
Hb ELil;N GLASGOW.

IUE moon A mari - grIat aNUnfe ~
historic moments which r'Ynr 80 nor
Tx" legend Romano. and m,
terry were In her ynlil". and .., what
h,d llfn h"lI fnr h.- sH. ,,,s.,
NOV, .N,..n, ia. ,r,,.,r.,.l ',.....
blign,.l fruIi. ,r. .,...t,,.l ,,, IL,
h.auty h,J brn,,,.b; ,.r ,,,,,b..,. -,
ya. NOT ,.vdr, ,..h.,- ~, ,
100, q r,,,d, ipi,a.i.,. - .,,f,....
She h.d -iyrr b.,..fr e., ,,.,,, ~,
,'. shadow ur -aal.., CO. ,h. ,',,,
.l.nr.ds ~ :, I.,r,..-.I ,-,,.i,, 1,hn
pas. ~ spite 90 h.- u,n, ,rii.nirhs.
Nad hr"u wnr-" than tragic il hAd
bc"u c"mic-siu,. ~ uad Ief, hoy
iH"ccor"h / "Sin- hack up.u B.,
uuw sn" saw ,Aa' - MD lacked ,y.r
10" rouruful dI.uity of a broken
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
YOUNG MAN VICTIM
OF FATAL ACCIDENT

FAEMNllL.E, VA oct 2S-Iohn
Hardy. oldest son ~ Mr.. and Mrs NJ
J.. Har!N. who reside AT FRINGE Ed
ward county farm. near Farmville,
died saturday about three hours af-
ter h" had been accidentally Shot
with an automatic gun. Mr.. Hardy
was ~ years of age and is survived
by his parents and several brothers
and sisters The young man. who
vas attempting Ia clean gun. had
removed an Of tn" shells a. he
thought. hut in some unaccountabie
manner one had been left in the gun
aud. ~ turning !, around In the act
"t cl'aine the weapon. it was dis
charged. IN" entire load from the
shell penetrating the body jus,
ahoN" the heart. inficting fatal
Wounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often YOU have
tried and failed. YOU can stop burn
inG. itching Eczema quickly by APP
plying Homo. furnished by any drug
st for SOC Extra large bottle. 800.
Healing begins tho moment Zcmo is
applied. In 4 short time usually
every trace ot Eczema. letter. PIN
pies. Rash. Hla"ku,ads ard similar
skin diseases viii e removed.
For clearing 'hc skin and making
II vigorously healthy. always use
Hcmo. the penetrating. antiseptic
liquid. When others fail 1t is the
on" dependable treatment for skin
troMhlcs OF al kInls.-ALV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
COOPERATIVE HEADS
MEET HERE MONDAY

Directors Of the Tobacco Growers
Co Operative Association OF Virginia.
North Carolina and South Carolina
will he held In the executive Offices
in this city next Monday. tho meet
ing having been postponed from yes
tcrday on account OF an important
conference Of heads OF cooperative
associations in session in Louisville.
Ky
The conference AT Louisville is con-
sidcrinG the suggestions Of senator
Cappcr. Of Kansas relative To tho
Legislative program for the incoming
Congress for the advancement Of the
cooperative movement.
Reports from the Louisville con-
ference will he made at the meeting
OF tho directors here next Monday.
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CHAPTER VII.
torinnu Goes Ia Wur.

Yes, Nv" had mean nc"
thought Curlnna. while she stood be-
fore her mirror carefully placing
patch on her check In her narrow
gown % black velvet. with the Sill
yer heels Of her slippers shining
beneath the transparent draperl-s.
she HAD NOR" than ever the loon Of
festival. ~ October spl.ndor. If n.r
beauty had lost in roundness and
softuoSS, j; had gained immeasur-
ably IN authority. in that air 81 nav
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Prtrifrd Ihdy IHoun,I.

IETEESEUEG. VA. oct 23.-A
rctrit"d body OF man. which was
in"los"d in u Gag" ana the cage i'm
closed IN Il collin. was found in
Amelia county today. according 10
Il story brought 10 This city I'll.
queer find il said {" nave been dun.
up near II river bank by farmers
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tIcNclnntl SIIrIcA

FREpERIckSBCR VA. oct. ga
Cleveland Surlrs, IS. an employe Of
r., f.. X T.. X. Il. died yesterday
at his home near iIam.lton's Cross
ing. in Spotsylvania County, after a
three months Illness. He leaves his
wife. hvc children, one brother, sam
Surles. and his parents. Mir. and Mrs
I.uth her Surlcs
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS


hYNCHBuRG VA. oct. 23.--Mlss
Elizabeth knight walker. daughter
~ Mrs Msude Miller walker. and
Russell Edward Weaver. now Of
Washiugtou, fornl"rly of oregon.
"cro married SATURDAY nigh, az the
home of the brides mother. here
,hs c"lcnrau, being Dr.. James u
'aNton. pastor Of tn. First Presby-
tcrian Church.
LYNCHBrRG, VA. oct. c3-MIss
Matte Lee Read. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. : Read. of Spencer, and
Alexander Terrell Gordon. of this
city. w"r" married here Saturday =,
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
'ht pastor. Or ". T Palmer, Of
Rotating
FREDERICKSBuRG, VA, oct, "a
card party VS. given here by
Miss Rehecca Dickinson in honor OF.
Miss MARY Cusris Lee of Highland
Home. STAFFORD County. whose mar.
RAG" :" William r Pratt. OF Fred
c'ick SburU and port Royal. wlll be
celebrated al St Georges Church in
this city Saturday. October =. at,
high noon. MISS Lee is daughter
II tn" lat" Captain Daniel NJ Lee.
~ tn" Confederate Navy. and q
niece ~ the late General Fitzhueh
''''
'r''''' 80, i''' y. oc' %
~ "'""'S nave he"h re'eiNeh
~ "'" lax" "i Miss Marian
-" "'",' u""- Hiff o! Mt anu
- ''''H ''hl''' "i hu''hI''
"''''S """' Melville
No.. ~, Ut On '''"reF / IN
., N.i,.,i . y 50" "' '"hn
H'''N ~ '"fhcr'y resident Of
,",''Err inc aShinsion W"ol"n
""u "thn"r "f IN" CITY
~ ~" MrS Neville VIII
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

hurry one or two raScHr.ts to-
might will clean your bowels right
Ny morning all the constipation
poison and sour bile will move out
thor"uGhlN' tasCarcts viii not sickcn
N"n-th"y physic fully. hu; never
grip" 81 Inconvenience.
Children love Cascarcts. too. 10
cent boxes, also % and 30 cent sizes.
Any drug store.-Adv.
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Herman ibntJ,lspu.

IfNCllRGRG. VA. oct 2S.-IIcr-
man Davidson. ~ died at his home
here aSt.rday after two months i'll
moss He was "a native of Bedford
County. He is SURVIVED by his wife.
son. James. ana two sisters. Mrs
Leila Fulton. Of lyuchbyrg. and Mrs.
Cora Casey. OF App"uattoX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24
virginia VI UrIIuuc,

Funeral services for Virginia MARY
fciianca. m"n,hs-"ld daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs Vincent B"'iauca. who
died sunday afternoon q, IN" homo
Of ner parents. 1908 Wcs, Claiborne
street, Will nc hold from tn. hom"
this morning AZ - O'Clock Bur!a.
VIII be Ia Mount Calvary.
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Mrs. Rose Rollins,

FREDEIilfkSBuR VA. oct. %.
The body Of Mrs. Rose Rollins. who
passed away in "a hospital in Wash
ington. was brought To this city and
taken tc Sp0tsyiv3nia County. where
funeral and intcrmcn; took place sun
day. She was a daughter of John
Waller, OF Spoisylvania Courthouse
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Mrs. Susie James

LYNCIIHCKG Va. oct. 23-Mrs.
Susie Jones, So. widow OF William \
Jones. died Thursday a, the home
OF "a daughter in Shreveport. LA.
she formerly resided in Appropriations
county where she was born. she
tHS sister Mrs MARY \. Miller.
living AT MartinshurS. W. Va. who
is 30 years old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

FKtphl:t' kSiit !:i Va. oct ~
TN" sal" In tho "i'ir" Of the TEXAS
on company h"r" was blown opcu
!"St niHht and -" stolen. 1t j. he
l"Ncd the sam" vegas who rnhbod
Colonial Reach post office few
mLEnt ago NATURALIZATION ihn crInhn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

Funeral services for Mrs S.Ilic u
Jones. widow Of Benjamin = Jones.
who d!ct ~ hor home. North Iiar-
vie street, sunday nigh, a, O'Clock.
VIII be hclh this Afternoon q; 40
o'clock al Grace S,-"e- Rap,is,
Church She Is survived by two
daughters and Two sons. Mrs Clar-
ence Sutton Mrs T. l.. Elliott. Rich
ard ". Jones and = Jetcr Jones.
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|O&
"cASCARETS" FOR BOWELS
When Sick, Bilious, Headachy, Constipated, for
Sour Stomach Gases, Bad Breath, Colds

lohr bowels may seem regular
moN" every day--yct your thirty fee;
"i bowels may be lined with poison
Gus vast" which is being sucked into
your blood keeping you half sick
nervous. d"spondent and upset
whether You have headache. colds.
sour stomach, Indigestion or heart
palpitation. it is usually from bowel
poison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

''iI' uion"fh Wi.'"'S. Edi1 Ms.
Sa""r give tn. reason for tho ar.
iirui'y IN which tho race Nnis it.
self nos - the fact ,har tho rae.
took OYER all he ,uarhncry. which
was created by i,scIf. wi,hou, an
idea "f IN" complexities 6, would
bring j., human li'" "" must So.
ahead of TN" n""d = possible. and
So" ,ha' 'h"r" Is au adaptation TO
tho demands OF civilization ON youu.
women. II is tho business oc tn.
women 81 America e. sec that ,ha
y"unc women have 'hos" oleri"nts
that ,h"v need proper environ
mon7 Eyc'you" De- Responsible a.,
IN" -irls Of America Their problem
affects tn" ComTuuity the countr,
mo world Ru, ~" must have cn-
operation ana crThu.zarion 10 ar-
c"mplisn much ~: anything
Hay" you eyer thought" asked
Mrs Sp""r that wo American
women al" different from tn. women
"f other countries that We arc bn.
'"r ir"a'"d'' 81" thcn enumerated
'''n' 90 tho rour'"si"s extended 20
Nm"ricau women by American men
and said 'r"s" caurtcsl"s wcra OF.
t'r"d h"raIs" the women ar, ,n.
,,, t,,i,, 49,
* ms nr,>,i.... a..
'h"n told "f TN" great need ~ ih.
Scar ESS' r"II"f. and what "a real
privilege il is 10. U" abl. "a share On
solving World problems. and soni
Ing h".p :" those whn need IT,
Mrs Sp""r explained that Tho y
=. was not a luxury but an
essential IN 'hn' u provided the
D.
w"rking rirl. with some cduca,iou.r
facilities spiritual ,nmmu,i,I, .''i
'"c'a! activities.
In ri"Sing Mrs. Spc"r told tho
story az ia. frr,lgu woman wh.
cam" s""kinr ira America the An"ri-
~" success. when She tri"d To- s.c
men AN intangible something. ON.
h"t a woman ~ . small chap.l
"''or "a" s"rNi"" there. offered her
~" h"au'I'ul flowers upon Ia" altar
Sh" started 10 hand ,h"m TO
nor IN" s"w = n"or Russian woman
l."'a TN" h"w"rs between them
~ 'N''h ir"d ihis foreigner u
i""hn IN" american spirit II
we S''r', which takes the flowers
..'" w" 'I'ar ana divides them be-
Nr%h IN" po'r peasant and the
"onlI,y: IKE mysef
nN' 'nae3 Mrs Speer, they
80 -o!ne rom the altar
"5"h ma. TO Douglas steele Higgins.
80 NOR the marriage having
,,'n, ~or"'en October Is, a, Green
.
la N'fblEi. VA oct 23.-Mr
and Mrs ". : Hart. Of Fores, h,vo
m,lI7ary rt M,S h ,,,, hise iiar' to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

IfNcilB''RG. VA. oct 20. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Trent Robinson. of
lexington. have announced the mar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

IYNCHBURG. VA. oc,. "a
Charles Alfred Scott and Miss Flor
snce virginia Norman were mar
rcd saturday at the Memorial Metho-
d'st parsonage here by Dr. II H
fotts They Will live here after a
Wedding trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

MEDIUM EEuWN HAIR looks hest
= al after Golden CLINT Shampoo.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

rag" q th"ir daughter. Maryar.,
'raham. !" Douglas steele Higgins.
~ ha.t !more, the marriage having
ns"n celebrated October IS, a, Green
VILE :. g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-24

l.fNCIfBuRG. VA. oct. 23.-Mr.
"hG Mrs " :. Hart. Of Forest. have
announced 'h' engagement OF their
H ,,, "'"f, MISS Leah Bise Hart. to
iill!ary Thomas Howard. Of Rooms.
moro. The wedding IS rynec,ot 10
sake place during the coming winter
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-13
AGGIES' BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS CADETS

Especial Correspondence to The Journall
State College, N. NJ, Feb. Ia
The New Mexico Aggies' basket
ball team defeated the New Mex
leo Military Institute quintet here
Friday night, q to 10. The game
was fast and roughness featured
The game started with a snap and
Brookshire, Of the Aggies. set the
bali into the goal in the first ten
seconds of play. Several times the
Institute players, with quick moves
would run the score over the Ag-
gies only to be showed under by
the Aggie basketeers once more.
The Institute players had the Ag-
gies beat at long distance throws
but seemed to have trouble In get
ting the ball under their basket.
In the preliminaries the Aggie
girls team won over the Las Cru
ces high school by q scote of IG
to 10. This was one OF the fastest
girls games ever witnessed in this
section of the country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-13
HO0VER REPLIES
TO CRITICS Of
SOVIET RELIEF
Wants Work Controlled BY
America; Need Not Worry
Over Possible Political
Consequences, Says.
Try The Associated rress.l

Washington, Feb. 12.-Reiterat-
ing the recommendation recently
submitted to President Harding,
that American relief work in Rus
STA be controlled entirely by Amer
leans, secretary Hoover in a for
nal statement tonight assured
Friends of soviet Russia" in the
United States that they need not
be worried over the possible po-
Ilitical consequences of the expen-
diture by the American people Of
$4,000 900 for Russian relief"
The report to President Harding
last Friday in which more than 200
Russian relief organizations were
described as frankly communistic"
seems to have started something,
the secretary said, naming Walter
| Liggett Of Chicago as having tele-
graphed a demand that President
Harding or congress do things to
me" for mentioning his activities
among the soviet group Of commit
tees. Mr. Hoover added that Mr.
L!ggett had made certain threats
several weeks ago of dire happen
ings in case the secretary failed to
endorse those activities.
II then honestly recommended to
him." Mr.. Hoover said, that he
either send to all his committee
members copies of his financial UNI
dertakings with Dr. Dubrowsky, the
soviet agent in New York, as had
| the feeling that most of them had
not seen It; or, that he cancel it
and arrange for the Friends SerV-
| ice committee to absorb his funds,
his publicity and his committee. l
repeat these recommendations
They are sound"
DR.. Jacob Hartman, DR.. David
lDubowsky, Mr.. Loeb" and others
of the Friends of SOVIET Russia"
Mr., Hoover asserted. appeared
greatly worried over the possible
political consequences" of the AM
erican people spending $50,000,0O0
on Russian relief.
LET me take this opportunity,
he said, ITO assure them that the
loo unarmed Americans on the
American relief administration
staff are too busy trying to save
those dying countrymen to under
take to upset the soviet army of
100000. / again earnestly advise
them that they may dismiss their
fears; these Americans will never
attempt 1t.
Moreover, I can assure the gem
tlemen of all these radical com
mittees that their earnest efforts
to reduce this country to the highly
uncomfortable standards of living
and conditions of labor now so sue
cessfully established in Russia Is
waste OF time. The 100000 they
have raised for Russia probably
does not compensate the losses OF
other committees through disgust
at their constant maligning of Am
erican efforts.
an what these gentlemen call
our 'capitalistic. imperialistic coun-
try people are free to give their
money into charge Of any body
they please: but I have for many
years clung to the old-fashioned no.
ton that the crystal springs Of
American charity would be less
likely to be muddled II they were
organized by Americans and dis
tributed by them only"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-13

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