davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11

uhlodoly, lee, v prfpade nej-
krajnejsi nutnosti.
President jest presvedcen,
ze te ami one strane zelezni-
cnim sporu nejedna Sc uprim-
pe poctiv6 o mir. President
predkladal jeden plan "a dru-
hym a kazdy byl odmrsten a
jest skoro jisto, ze stejny osud
polka j jeho nejposlednejsi
navrh, ably totiz zeleznicni
pracovni rada rozhodla O pred
nostnich pravech stavkarl.
Mnoho zavisi cd zitrejsi kon
ference zastupc1 vsech organi-
sacf zeleznicniho d6lnictva.
Ackoli B. N. Jewell, hlava od-
boru zeleznicniho delnictva v
Americke Federaci Prace, pro-
hlasil, ze prozatim neni pra-
vdepodobnosti stavce ze sym
pate ctyr velkych bratrstev,
poukazuje Sc, ze mnozi cleno-
We jejich zanechali jiz prace,
jezto nechtejf jezditi s po-
rouchanymi lokomotivami a
karami a nasledkem neustale-
no ohrozovani Sc ttrany zelez-
niciifch hlfdatd.
"Takove pocinani', pravil
jeden z mluvcich zeleznicnich
zrizenci, "siri sc jako ohen a
nevzalo by to dlouho dplne o.
chromiti zeleznice beze vseho
stavkovniho hlasovani."
Jewell pravil, re zitfek roz-
hodne, zdali stavka bude pri-
vedena ku konci, nebo stane-li
Sc "dcinlivejsi."
st. Paul, Minn., 10. srpna.-
Vladni operovani zeleznic, jez
vozi uhli a v padu nutnosti
vozi uhli v padu nutnosti Via
dni rekvisice a operovani ve-
! skerych uhlodold We Spoje-
nych Statech, bude miti schva-
leni guvernerI South Dakoty,
North Dakoty, Winsconsinu a
Iowy, die roseluce prijate ma
konferenci guvernerd v St.
Paulu dnes vecer a TELEGRAPH
vanych presidentu Hardingo-
vi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
NEMCI - PRO PROHlBICI.
Hlasovali pro nj v jednom
okrese Ohromnou
vetsinou.

Bielfeld, 8. srpna. - w.
sledky vIbec prveho a ma zkou
sku provedeneho hlasovani o
prohibici v Nemecku, vykazuji
prevaznou vetsinu k zavedeni
zapovedi alkoholu. die ameri-
ckeho vzoru!
Hlasovani bylo provedeno v
prvem policejnim okresu biel-
feldskem a podilelo Sc ma nem
14,O69 opravnenych osob. z
techto vyslovilo Sc pro zakaz
alkoholickych napojd l2,6e6
osob, proti prohibici 416 osob;
hlasovani Sc zdrzely 1922 oso-
by. Hlasovani bylo provede-
no nedavno ustanovenym Pro-
hibicnim vyborem, kteryz ma
v lmyslu podniknouti podobna
hlasovani v cele Zemi.
V jednom z prohlaseni teto
organisace, jez ma sve hlavni
sidlo v Darmstate, pravi Sc, ze
Nemecko prImerne vyda rocne
"a alkoholicke napoje $780,
100000 marek. "Tato suma",
uvadi sc We zminenem prohla-
Semi, "staci, aby odpadly repa-
racni starosti ostatni tim
to souvisici neblahe zjevy. Me-
mecky liver by okamzite stoup
null, kdyby po priklade Ameri-
ky, N9mecko dok>zalo, re ma
dostatek moralni silly, ably sc
rozhodlo pro abstinenci. We
verejnem zivote je to podob-
ne jako v soukromem. Pijak
ma mensi liver, nez abstinent."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11

dfivejSi nemecke rise.
2.) Narocich vyvstavAch ma
sledkem valky udaysich Sc
cd 81. cervence, 1914.
81 Dluzich, jimiz jsou 81
povinnovani vzajemn9 jednot-
livi prislusnici obou zemf.
President zajistil 81 predem
podporu republikanskych vId-
cd pro toto dohodnuti, avsak
ocekava Sc ostra oposice Sc
strany demokratd, kteri pou-
kazuji, ze kom;se nemnze jed
natl bez souhlasu kongresu.
Dohodnuti, jak bylo ozna-
memo odborem statu, Sc vykla.
da, ze rusi plan senatora Un-
derwooda z Alabamy, demo-
kratickeho vIdce, jehoz pred
loha, navrhujici, ably americka
komise rozhodla americkych
narocich opravn6ni pouziti
nemeckeho majetku, drzeneho
kustodem cizineckeho majet-
ku ma vyrovnani takovych ma
roki y padu nutnosti, dosnd
jest vAmkoa sen6 .Ryiynis.
no podvyboru. Pfedsed4 Cum
Minis pravil, ze vybor sejde Sc
brzy a vezme v uvahu zmine-
nou predlohu.
Demokraticti predaci jsou'
toho presv6dceni, re president
nema prava k ustanoveni neja-
ke kom: sc bez souhlasu kOn-
gresu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
BRITOVE VYSVETLf SVE
HLEDISKO.
Bude to z8roven odpovsd'
francOuzskemu premieru
Poincare.ovi.

Londyn, 10. srpna. - Ka-
binety briticky a francouzsky
mely dnes sve schdze v Londy-
ne a v Parizi a kazdy z Mich
vyjadril souhlas s postupem je
jich zastupcI ma konferenci,
konane v tomto meste.
Jest pravdepodobno, ze ple-
narni zasedani konference ko-
nano bude Ultra. Mezitim bri-
ticka vlada pripravuje prohla-
Semi O SVEN stanovisku We veci
vymahani valecnych nahrad,
jez bude dano do obehu mezi
delegaty konference svym
casem uverejn9no. Bude v
n6m hlavne poukazano, ze ma
vrhy premiera Poincare-a ma
donuceni N6mecka, ably dosta-
10 svym zavazkIm, jsou nepra-
kticke nebo nedaji Sc prove
sti.
Belgicky premier Theunis
'pracuje 1silovne o dosazeni
sblizeni mezi hledisky brittle
'kym a francouzskym.
Londyn, 10. srpna. - "a
,hranicnf ministr italsky Schan-
zer pravil dnes odpoledne, ze
die jeho mineni jest dosud ma
dele ma dorozum9ni mezi Vel
kou Britanii a Francii v otaz-
kach, o nichz Sc jedna ma zdej-
81 konferenci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
kECKE VOJsKO UsTUPUJE.

Carihrad, 10. srpna. - e.
stup reckeho vojska nekte-
rych posic, jez nedavno zauja-
10 pri nedavnem vyhriznem
postupu ma Carihrad, byl o.
znamen tureckym cetnictvem.
z Istranzske oblasti Rekove u
stupuji smerem k Drinopoli,
die techto zprav, kdezto ii, kite
Fl byli blize Cataldze, ustupu-
il k Silivri, ctyricet mil zapad-
ne cd Carihradu, ma Marmor-
skem mori.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11

Pasadena, CAL, 10. srpna.-
w. R. Bean, jenz pfijel sem
vcera z Pittsburgh, zastrelil
dnes svoji manzelku, Aliene a
pax spachal sebevrazdu, "a
nechav nekolik dopis1, v nichz
vysvetloval svIj Gin. Tela ma
lezena byla uzamcena v kou-
pelne v domove sestry pi. Bea-
move. Po manzelich, mezi nj
miz po delsi dobu panovaly
raznice, zdstali ctyfi sirotci,
We veku cd 2 do IL roku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
VLAKY NASANTA FE DRAZE ZDRzENY
CLENOVE BRATRSTEV zADAJf OD-
VOLANf OZBROJENYCH HLfDACU.
DNES BUDE KONANA KONFERENCE ZASTUPCc
SESTNACTI ORCANlSACf zELEZNIC-
Mich ZRfZENCU.

Needles, CAL, 10. srpna. -
Vybor ze ctyr velkych bratr-
stew. strojvedoucich, topicl,
kondukterd a brzdicd, oznamil
dnes drednikIm drahy Santa
Fe, re neodvola-li zeleznice O.
zbrojene hlidace re sveho ma
jetku, zadne dalsi vlaky nebu-
dou operovany z tohoto mista.
Ultimatum veslo v platnost
okamzite.
Dnes bylo sem oznameno,
ze nasledkem odepreni clend
bratrstev jezditi s vlaky me-
sty, v nichz draha vydrzuje O.
zbrojene hlidace, jeden osob-
nj vlak zdrzen byl v Seligman,
Ariz., jiny, California Limi-
ted, " Barstow, CAL, Tri Via
ky uvizly zde.
Washington, 10. srpna.- -
Mluvci Sestnacti organisaci ze-
leznicniho delnictva sejdou Sc
Ultra, ably porokovali o stano-
visku, jez by NELL zaujati vdci
stavce zamestnanc1 z zelez-
,nicnich dilen. Mezitim co bu-
dou Dda konati svoji : achnxi.
Sdruzeni vykonnych lrednik1
zeleznic bude v zasedani v
New Yorku bude debatovati
o teze otazce, avsak opacne-
no stanoviska.
Ponevadz jest skoro jisto, ze
jedna strana mono ze ODE
zamitnou nejposlednejsi smi.
fovacf plan presidentGv, v kru
zfch administracnich sc uvazu-
je, jakou pravomoc mel by
president pozadovati cd kon.
gresu, tax ably mohlo byti cele.
no pritomne krisi, privod6ne
stavkami ma zeleznicich a v u.
hlodolech.
Pfevlada mineni, re nedo.
ide-li k nejakemu dohodnut
behem pristich nekolika dnf
president bude zadati O udele'
nj pravomoci, ably mohl jedna.
ii, jak uzna "a dobre a jak po'
treba ukaze, avsak zaroven je
vseobecne znamo, re p. Hard
ing nemini operovati drahy 9
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
VALEcNA Lob ZTRO-
SKOTANA.

Halifax, N. S., 10. srpna.-
Sest lidskych zivoti bylo zahu-
beno, kdyz Raleigh, vlajkova
LODI briticke atlanticke eska-
dry, vrzena byla ma skaliska
blize Point Armour, die depe-
Sc obdrzene zde dnes. Britt
cke lodi Calcutta Cape Town
a americky kfiznfk Olympia
vypravily sc is ma pomoc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11

pokud bylo Jim mozno zjistiti
bedlivym studovanim situace,
haviri jsou nyni pristupni ku
prijeti ''rozumne" mzdove
smlouvy. Pc porade sc zmin9-
nym senatorem odebrali sc do
Bileho Domu, kde obeznamili
presidenta s hlediskem t9zafi.
Uhlobaroni sami doznavaji,
ze i kdyby Ultra zapocalo Sc 8
tezbou tvrdeho uhli, nebude
liz mono ziskati normalni "a
sobu pro priSti zimu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
AMUNDsEN Sc vRAcf.

Seattle, Wash, 10. srpna. -
Kapitan. Roald Amundsen a je-
no druzina dobrodruhn proza-
tfmne Sc vzdali sveho planu
proniknouti X seyernimu p6lu.
Depe3e obdrzenk zde z Point
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11
l6 SOCIALISTU ODSOUZE.
NO K SMRTI.

Moskva, 10. srpna. = Sest-
nact socialnich. revolucionafd,
obvinenych re spiknuti proti
sovetske Wade a proti zivotGm
sovetskych e1fednikd, bylo od-
sOuzeno dnes K smtd. :
Ustredni vykonny vybor dal
milost druhe skupin6 socialnich
revolucionarI, vcetn6 tri, jiz
byli odsouzeni k smrti. Vybor
rovnez schvalil IL ortelI smrti
mad revolucionari, avsak ma
bidl suspendovati jejich po-
pravu, zdali revolucni strana
ustane We svych piklech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-08-11

Barrows, nejsevernejsiho bo-
du Alasky, sd9lujf, ze cestova-
tel mini vratiti sc do Seattle a
nepochybn9, navstivi New
York.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10
REVIVAL IN PROGRESS AT
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
DR.. II. M. King, of jackson, Deliver
ing Some Powerful Sermons. Temp
oral Abode and Eternity

The revival meeting at the First
Baptist church in Grenada was begun,
according to announcement, last Sun
day morning. The popular pastor,
Rev. w. +. Farr, did the preaching
until Monday night, when DR.. H. NJ
King, pastor of the Second Baptist
church at Jackson, arrived and is ex-
pected to do the preaching throughout
the meeting.
The singer, Prof. Joe Caneneri, ar
rived in advance of DR.. King. He is
an enthusiast in wOrshiping God by
song. He is jealous in interesting
the little folks as we'll as the adults
of the congregation in praising the
Creator with soul-stirring hymns
The congregations have been good.
The interest is growing. At the night
its capacity. And as the spirit Of the
town, those who linger upon the
the man of God who stands in the
pulpit will increase. The pastors of
the other churches and their congre-
cations are cooperating in the meet
ing and may be expected to maintain
-
ing their labors in any good work,
and especially in revival services.
DR.. King is doing some fine preach
ing. He gives a plain, practical in
depreciation of the Scriptures and ap-
peals to the common sense of his
hearers to exercise, ordinary common
sense to set their houses in order after
Heavens plans. He is interesting.
L Il Il dc
cannot fail to appeal to every man
to think that they are creatures of
Gods creation and that this world is
but temporary abiding place; a
place with which they had nothing to
do with coming to and whence
they cannot tell the dav or the hour
they are going. The preacher
makes love and duty go hand-in-hand
and holds up the Savior Of the world
most appealing to listening men and
women.
Separate and apart from the meet
ing, though fitting very happily into
it, was the meeting of fifty teachers
and officers of the Sunday school of
that church in the dining room of the
church at o'clock p. m, for the pur-
pose of hearing DR.. Henry Strickland.
of Nashville. secretary of the adult
department of the Southern BaDtist
church, on the necessity of making
the Sunday school up to the double
A. A. standard. Mr.. Jesse Sweaney,
Asst. secretary for Mississippi in the
same work, was also present and
made a very excellent address. The
service was a very interesting one
and the pastor Will be greatly disap-
pointd if he does not see some eX-
cellent results in improved Sunday
school work This meeting was on
TUESDAY and the dinner excellent.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10
FIDELIS CLASS ENTERTAINS

Tuesday evening. February p. the
Fidelis Glass of the First Baptist
Sunday School entertained the Berean
Glass.
Misses Mary Lewis and Elizabeth
Provine served delicious punch, after
which the following program was en-
ioyed:
Reading-MisS Louise kimbrell.
SOlo-Mrs. w. f. Farr.
Reading-Mrs H. J. Guidry
Music by Mr.. H. J. Guidry's Orch.
After some unique and jolly tests
Of skill, delightful refreshments were
served.
The orchestra again delighted the
guests with some charming musical
numbers and thus ended a most en-
joyable evening.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10
CITIZENS ADDRESS OPEN
LETTER TO SUPERVISORS
Letter Calls Attention 10 Statutes
Regarding Borrowing Money. Think
Board Has Overstepped Bounds.

Editor Sentinel:
Please publish the following, for
which we shall, be obliged:
TO the Hon. Board of Supervisors of
Grenada County:
We are addressing you this open
I letter. 1t is needless to say that each
and all of you are our friends and
that we are your friends. AS a mat
ter of fact we voted for at least one
of you.
Being our friends and our neigh
bOrS, we make bold to address you
this letter through The Sentinel.
You were sworn into office with
obligations to conduct your duties ac-
cOrding to the Laws of the State Of
Mississippi.
1t seems to us that in justice to
your bOndsmen and to yourselves, the
very first thing you should have done
was to have informed yourselves as
to the Laws governing your duties
and activities.
Yet evidently you have never reaC
Chapter 326 of the Laws of 1920.
Said Chapter in "A. B. C
language outlines what you can , .
with the County's money and how
FIRST. You cannot issue ;
rant unless the money is in han' s
pay it.
SECOND. You cannot Cont ,
or "have any work" done, unless the
money is in hand to pay for it.
This same Chapter provides how
ever, that in event Of some provi-
Dental occurrence, or some urgent
need. that money for same can be
borrowed. But in borrowing, it must
be specifically stated" each item of
work the money is borrowed for.
Money borrowed in this way cam
not be paid back out of GENERAL
TAXES; the BOARD must make a
SPECIAL LEVY, to provide funds to
take up same.
For the past two years you have
been having work done on ''credit" on
what has been termed "The 0. K'ed
Account System, spending every
dollar of the Taxes before they were
collected.
We understand there is outstand-
ing, from last fall, $4,000. to S12,-
900 of these 0. k'ed accounts.
To be very plain and candid, gentle
men, we do not "sOrter believe" you
have any right to run our COUNTY
BUSINESS as you have been doing.
We want to assure each of you that
we stand ready to render any assist
ance we possibly can in council, or in
any way you can use US.
We beg to remain, Your friends,
A. w. Stokes,
R. T. Knox,
|. o. Pearson,
J. c. Perry,
J. H. Brown,
and sundry others.
Grenada, Miss,
March 8, 1922.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10
NUMBER Al.
AMALGAMATED MARBLE
PLAYERS HOLD MEETING
Grenada Marbleists Want To Put
Candidates On Record About Use
of Court House Yard.

A the regular monthly meeting of
the Amalgamated Marble Players of
Grenada County, Mississippi, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously
passed:
Whereas we view with alarm that
none of the candidates out for Sheriff
has announced in his platform,
that he would be glad to have the
above Association or Union use part
of the Court House yard for the pur-
pose of playing marbles and to trans
act any other business that might
come before it.
Therefore, it is hereby resolved,
that we, as body en-maSSe assembled
to protect our rights, do hereby ask
that each and every candidate for
Sheriff, will let our Association or
Union know how he stands on this
,tion so dear to the hearts of our
re County.
.esolved further, That this Amalga-
= ted Order of Marble Players has
S ne more to put Grenada and Gre
= ida County on the Map, than any
, rganiZatiOn ever started in this coun-
y From Grenada to New York City,
20 points in the West and to the
Bloody Fields of Flanders, it is spoken
of with the tenderest feeling.
Signed R. A. McRee, Middle Buster
B. c. Duncan, Talksman.
d. o. Semmes, Kicker.
j. H. Horn, Sightsman. g.
J. H. Owens, Scorer
H. j. Ray, Sideman. !
Jno. T. Keeton.
Ben L. Stewart.
A. NJ. Carothers.
NJ McKibben.
And other members.
Grenada, Miss.
March 6, 1922.
P. S. When America was at war with
Imperial Germany, the Amalgamated
Marble Players of Grenada County
bought Liberty Bonds, bought Thrift
Stamps, played marbles, restored con-
fidence, and thereby won the war.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10
SENATOR MILLER IN GRENADA.

Senator S. a. Miller, of Clay COun-
ty, was in Grenada last Friday and
Saturday making himself known as a
candidate for Congress from this dis
trict. Mr.. Miller has the distinction
of having served in the State Senat"
for four years, where he made a
creditable record. He prides himself
on being a practical farmer and he
displays that energy and go-ativeness
characteristic of successful farmers.
He expressed himself as being pleased
with his reception in Grenada and
states that he is going to make a
most aggressive campaign.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10

Mrs. C. NJ. Shipp of the University
at Oxford, spent several hours in
Grenada last Saturday on her return
from Greenwood. The Sentinel but
voices the sentiment of Grenada in
expressing qualification that DR.. and
Mrs. Shipp elect to call Grenada their
home. AS is generally known, DIR.
Shipp is in public health work and
his duties require that he make head
quarters at the University.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10

Mrs. w. w. Whitaker and her two
young sons, Whyte, Jr. and Andrew,
of Oxberry, are spending a few days
in Grenada with Mrs. w. H. Whitaker
on South Street. Mr.. Whitaker came
up with them Wednesday morning
and returned home that afternoon.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10

Mrs. W. V. Horton and her two in
teresting children who have been Wis
iting relatives in Greenwood, return
ed home last week, bringing Mrs.
Horizons mother to spend some time
with them.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10

Misses Ruth and Pearl Hall return
ed to Grenada College yesterday after
a visit which extended over several
DAYS with their sister, Mrs. H. A.
Hoffman. - Greenwood Common
IL
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1922-03-10

Mr.. James Money Vardaman, OF
Memphis, was in Grenada Monday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-30

go Couvenient located among the nearby rolling hills Of
Delaware County is Development planned by leading
Engineers and improved under their supervision with
substantial crvng stone roads designed to at the land
ecape cement Sidewalks water and gas mains electric
light lines and attractive planting.
Each building site within this Development Is Of
unusual size to provide ample space for shade shrbbery
flowers and fruit trees and to provide against future
concentration Of buildings and congestion Of highway
traffic, which quickly transform 80 many attractive
suburbs into closely built up and noisy places with
attendant destruction Of beautiful surroundings quiet and
safety to children.
q welldesigned homes are now being constructed by
reliable builders in choice locations for sale Of these
are twin houses.
others are completed ready for sale; none of these
are twin houses
1s others are being constructed for Individual owners
none Of these are twin houses.
68 others completed and occupied by their owners
none Of these are twin houses.
You can buy home in course Of construction and
have the plans modified to meet your requirements.
You secure at moderate cost and upon liberal
terms site for your home have it planned and obtain
favorable bids in advance of the rush Of next springs
bidding and construction before inevitable shortage of
labor and materials is at hand, and thus money.
Now that the summer rush is over, and before the
spring rush begins you carefully prepared,
close competitive bids from building contractors who
eager for work.
Now is the time to buy home plan and build your
home under advantageous conditions which may not
for several years. Few apprentices entering building
trades and increasing shortage of skilled labor in building
trades is inevitable.
Choice building sites convenient to eeth St.
Terminal are limited in NUMBER far-sighted people
acquiring them now
Prices are moderate Terms are generous We help
finance construction of homes when arrangements
made in writing at time of purchase of land.
The name of our Development is SPRINGFIELD, it
islocated on the Media Short Line within IL minutes and
one fare from 69h st. Terminal the Market ST. Elevated
and enioys excellent punctua and frequent electric rail-
way service.
IF YOU are interested would not be well to trolley
motor to Springfield promptly and visualize the ""0r-
tunty which our Development affords you as a F.
residence, particularly at this time and under pl
conditions?
State Road, fine stone highway, branches south
westwardy from the West Chester Pike about five squares
beyond 6eth St. and leads directly to Springfield.
Agent is at office opposite Springfield station daily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
Unjust to the Author

l. RANKIN X. LANE held a large place
in the admiration of the American peo-
pie. and most Of his admirers are likely to
concur in the view of former Secretary Red
field that the publication Of the Lane let
ters constitutes grave misfortune to
the memory of good man" 1t will be
dihcult for great many people to under
stand how Mr.. Lane could have brought
himself 10 commit certain OF his Cabinet
rehecuons' to paper for the perusal. how
ever conhden'ially. Of an outsider. But Of
This there will be little doubt: tho author
OF the letters would never have consent ed
to their publication in the form OF their
present use. These letters or certain por-
lions to which special attention has been
dircctcd-do not represent the Lane whom
the American people regarded as an able
and wcll-balanCed public official to Mr.. Rcd
Held they betoken any one else hut the Lane
who was his dear FRIEND good and
kindly man.
From whatever angle viewed tho publ
cation Of these letters must appear to think
ing persons as inappropriate and mslcad-
ing. They are not to be trusted either as a
characterization of the public figures dis
cussed therein or rs a picture of the author.
Whatever may be said of Mr.. Lanes discre-
tion or lack OF il in writing the letters
there will he general acceptance of Mr. Red
fields view that the tenor and spirit OF his
notes do not represent his deliberate and
mature Judgment" and that by publication,
they are made to reflect unfairly upon the
memory OF an honored citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-28
" " g..
W 10 \ :.
AnluScnCntS
"lnnUcrinr."

~,
"hh' PROMISES :" -" ON" Of the
'""N' "hJ"N"h!" htIfarr"ns on mis-
>""S'' 'h""'rl'hl calendar comes 20
ne .''""cihN M"hHaE n'Eht '"r fpTr
noes 'hr"' nights win n
'''''"" on rHn"S"hF. II rs INC
""''."' I'"N' hhr'flh" winch mas
''"1 H'''"NhE run !" Us "f"di',
""' '''"'a "t arh'"N'm"ht iu cities
N'"'' N'H''''. yHstfNInc Al! IN"
i,'''' ''"' mas n"ch !"Nlsh"d upon u.
N"i' \" u" VICE de-
''' "'n IN" con '"h''"ha! mus!-
~ '''.'''"N ''." 20 NhN" rarHeH
'''H 500 .h ""N"ht" OF pays o; ~"
''" '"n'Hy MIXTURE type.
'"ri" hrl'"n "a" producer, also