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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
NEAR IA STERN SITUATION
~ TENI,pR EASIER


LONDON oct. with the virtual
nrccptancc hy Mustapha kemal Fasha
Of Il conference at Mudania sday.
or as s""n as uossible thereafter. the
whole Near Eastern situation is con-
sidrrrd temporarily easier. How
ccvr the fact that Turkish troops are
siill .cnnccntratine in the ismid zone.
notwithstanding tha, they have re-
tired slightly in tn. thanak zone.
would indicate. according to remarks
ma'lr af'rr the British Cabinets sec
"nd meeting today. that "Kemal is
.till playing II game"
Will" the cabinet members appear
T." Lee much gratiicd at the happy
C"nrluSiun for the moment ~ u diff
h'nltN WHICH might have nccesSitat-
rd the usr OF force in the Chanak
zone, th"r" are other bridges 10
"rnsS. l'p t" the present time there
iS mo Information from General
Harrington. the Hritish commander
at '"nstantinopl", that Renal Will
attend I'll" Mmiania conference, al
though General Harington's dis
patches Indicated he might.
H"Id Meeting. sunday.
After several cabinet meetings
Saturday. one ot them running into
O'Clock SUNDAY morning. informa-
iiun from tn. Near East was con-
aud tw" additional meetings were
held today. II is possible others
Will y" h-L Monday. though Pre-
mirr Lloyd G.nrg. went to Chequers
Court. his summer residence. late
this afternoon.
Til" Mudania meeting Will be
purely military affair To arrange, ac-
""rding To tn" original allied note
To krmal iaSha, that the neutral
z"n" shall br respected and also to
acr"" anon lines behind which the
Greeks ar" To withdraw In Thrace.
both points pending the general
p"ac" conference. There will be pres
emt military representatives OF ths
three allied powers as well as Of
Greek ami Turkey
II il pointed out that the very
basis ~ this conference is respect
f"r the neutral zon. and befors /:
h"Etne the Turks Will he expected
{" rvavuatc chanah area entirely
bn this point. there has been uuib-
bling until the British Cabinet per-
mittrd General Harrington to send a
virtual ultim2,um to the Turks to
clear ont. Although the Turks have
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
DENIES COMMITTEES
MOTIVE lTl.TERIOR
EEv As.ncintrd rrcss

ATLANTA. oct. Denial by
Chairman w. j. Ncrccu. "f Mnuliric.
thar the state Democratic executive
committee had any Interior motive
in changing the party convention
date Sr"m October io Octuhcr ~
and an announcement ~ C;ny"rnor-
Elect clifford VI. Walker that IL" wiil
b" ia Macon tomorrow and viii is
81" final statement as to when the
convention viii L." held" we're the
chief developments today in GrnrSia's
political situation.
In reply in MIR. Walkers criticism
Of the committees action and dec.
arati"n thai hr would hold IA" con-
V"nii"u ia Macon priob.r as
planned previously. Chairman Nrr"cn
SiId II" was greatly surprised" as
IA" had made every effort to SECURE
harmony In this matter 10y consult e
inG freely and frankly" with the
nominee FOR Governor MS To the
special primary for senator aud pen
sion commissioner and most of the
details in connection herewith"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
WORK OF VANDALS AROUSE.S
SONS OF JOSEPH CONGREGATION
lmprovisrd Synagogue on Old College Grounds Di.
vested of Sacred Vessels on Most Rcvcrcd
Day in Jewish Calendar.

When ;h" congregation 81 The Sous
"i Joseph "nt.r"d their impr"Nis"d
SNnas"su" a; lirnId and Rowe
streets, T"r Tia" In' Il sacred r-lis ,uuS
service Ia the jewish calendar. la
"hS"rrau"" of N"m i<iprur. unr bay
"f At"nrin"nt. yesterday. they found
furnishings thrown about IN confusion.
ana discovered the piac" "f Worship
had been hurS Siariz"d "f It's most
sacred vessels.
With th- scroll from the holy altar
removed anh broken. tn" pages ~
hymn books torn from their bind
inss. curtains and other Interior
decorations ripped from their hang
iugs ana scattered about the noor
lac congregation stood appalled, at
ia" havoc wrought They regarded
tn" damage more AZ the work OF
vandals and In the light OF deSecra-
ton than that ~ burglars inten,
on robbery. For a time members of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
TURKS MAY FORCE
HAND OF AMERICA
May Be Compelled to a, Least
Make Show of Force.
Thinks t.gan.
NOT KEMAL'S CHOOSING
Followers May Drive Leader
Into Struggle. Says Exam
bassador To Denmark.
NOT kEMAL'S CHOOSING


threatened TurE iSh iriImphS in
Eur"p". aud the continued ,unss,cr.
Of ,hristI,rs ,iu
W.
"'"' - N''"N "I l"r'".
Mah'ic" Francis EsHu. diplomat ana
huthor. said In AN int..rvi,.N las,
MINI, Ia 49,,
III. .,',,I..t- ',''"
It,,n 1.. ~, .I,N, ,
u.n f,, ~ 80
l.N,,r ,,..
IN ,,.i, 90 -
must Il. .,. a.s,.,r,.u IL ,,,'.,.'
AS II 4. i,,., '" u"
m, nm. ~ ~ .t,,
"T u.t. ~, 49,, N,,
nal ,.is,..r ~, .,.,....i.,
rcI,,y ~ SAT-, ,'.i, ,n, ,.,..,,
m, ,'brlsti q, .r,i.i
,,ul Inn, r,,. .n.,., 49,. .,,, ,.,
Ia Renal ,,.I,, un,,.,'t.''
To- ,l.. Sun. .r,.,, A.. ,,.,, ,.,,
III must h- Remembered mat the fate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
ORDERS CESS tTION or
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
GEy Associated Press

i''N Associated Press.
ANTI NOZZLE, oct I.-Or-
d"rs for - cessation OF military move
m"ntS in the chanak region OF
Asiatic Turkey, and for the suSpen-
SION of the activities of the Turk
iSh irregular forces in Thrace. have
been issued hv MuStapha kemal
laSha, IN" Turkish Nationalist leader.
Tn" Turkish Nationalist suthori-
tics haN. agreed to an armistiCe con :
ference in Mudania on Tuesday, and
hay" requested the allied high com =
miSsionerS 10 appoint delegates
The Nati"nalists VIII be- represcnte cd
by lsmct Pasha, and possibly bS
liamid Hey.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
GUNMAN IS SOUGHT
BY JERSEY POLICE
IN DOUBLE SLAY|NG
Detectives Also Want
5 Young Man Missing From
i New Brunswick.
LEFT CITY SUDDENLY
AFTER THE MURDERS
1'he oi Suspects Regarded as
a Dangerous. Reckless
Criminal.
FATE srAnrn,n,~ ,> ACTIVE.
n'"p>s ON B"d, "r Mrs. Hail 3.
b"In,rd tntii Middle nf Wr~L
EFT CITY SUDDENLY
AFTER THE MURDERS
FATE sr>n,I,n,, Is ACTIVE.
""b>S ON b"dy "f Mrs. Hail IL
b"In'rd NTH Middle nf Week.

! .NENV Ent-xSyytrL :, .
! "a, mon ~,
id. s,n
'layinr nr ,bc 10, ,,d,
nd his choir singer Mrs Fl.arnr
sIiilS. ~ b.cam" -kuown tonight.
7'"nc"rulnr lhls phase of No nlvs
: 3'ry which has nanI"d autborlii..
o. sixteen days. District Attornc,
tr'cH"' S.id:
| ''Thts n.,, ,,ro,,,,t,,
o,n.. hatf., r,s.i|ii,f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
OVER MILLION AND QUARTER
IN NEW WORK IN SEPTEMBER
Report of Building Inspector Shows Increase of More
Than HafNIlIion Over Same Month Last Year
Sll4l3,236 Since First of Year.

The report OF the building Inspec-
tor for the month of ScptcmhcI
shows 1873 permits issued for new
work. AZ An estimated cost Of 81
26l.4S5 and I20 permits for al,era
,tions and repairs. at an estimated
Cost Of S29.6S2. for total of fi.3G1.
147 for the month. 'hc increase
Of new work ia ScptemNe. over tho
corresponding month last year was
fa.f f.3ai, while alterations and re-
pairs decreased slGi. making the net
increase for all work for September
1922. as compared with September
1891, ss74.?50.
Since tho first Of January 20 Sep
ter"be 90, tnnl were Isl? permits
ISSUED for now FORK. at an cs,ima ed
cost Of SS.466.6o9. and S3o permits is
s., al for alterations and repairs. a,
X iestimatcd cost OF S2.945.aS7. max.
~ < a grand total or &ll.4l3,n3G for
stte nino-month period.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

IA" c"iSregatiun stood appalled,, de-
'ti.ns HS [, whether they would oc-
cupv tn" synagogue Ia It's desecratAd
condition. aud religious services were
DELAYED while detectives were called
fr"m police headquarters TO !nvestl-
gate.
Sp"ak!u on behalf or the hoard OF
trustees Henry Cohn said that ves-
ivrdHS'> burglary made the fourth
tim" ia" temporary synagogue had
been "ut"icd. aud that tho cUngresa-
itrn would ofN"r a reward for the ar
rest and conviction OF the burglars
or vandais. The damage to the FUR
ni'ur" aud synagogue was estimated
hy MIR Cuhn al $500.
Investigation 10y detectives assign.
ed I" Investigate the case disclosed
the fact that an entrance mad been
forced by the removal %. staple
holding the paddock OF an east door
20 the building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
|SADORA DUNCAN
BARRED OUT j. s.
Noted Dancer Is Denied Right
10 Land at New
York.
HAS \ NEW HUSBAND
Ellis Island Officials Act on
Advice From Wash.
lnglon.
HAS a NEW HUSBAND

NEW YORK, oct. I.rcause she
married II russian and thereby lost
her American citizenship, Isado- r.
duncan. noted lntrrpr-iativ- dancer.
VAS today denied tn" right to land
Ia the rui;cd states.
Ac""mpauirL by her new husband.
S"rs" Ess"niu- au 'inarinativc
poet" Miss Duncan WAS told by I'M
,srntiOn officials thar She would
not Il" permitted L" cnm. nSh"p+.
rh" officials acted "n advic" from
Washington.
VIII 80 to Ellis Island.
turned l." the ship raris f"r the
nisht. Th"y viii <" to Ellis island
i"n"rrow.
Miss duncan. wh" during the past
year conducted a danrins school in
M"Sc"w under TIA. direction "f the
Soviet governments. was secret ly
married few m"u;hS asn anh on
ih"ir h"nrNni""n t""h an a,rpinne
Night 1" ,;rrnany Miss duncan
saii
You know. I'm a mystic While |
slept my soul l"fi nay h"dy aud as
"rnd"i int" the world where souls
m"", and ih-r- met the soul nf
Srrs-.
W. f"ll In love Immediately. as
souls. ana when We met ia the flesh
~" again loved aud were married.
Not "n!N was ours "a love marriage.
htit ii WAS also a marriage which
united russia anh ih" United States.
N"thInx New in lIrr Act.
There - nothing new in my art.
Si!r" was . chilh nn ,n, under
stands i!'", hht Hin trying /" teach
til" world To think aS dn have.
ia" Idea was born anh my idea is
th" idea nf life.
Many prrSouI have tried to Imi-
tate my dancing on the stage aud.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Especial to Tho Times.plSpa,ch

Especial To Tn" Times Dlsratch
CINCINNATT ono 80, E,
art treasures which i,cI,,bl
b.r ~ por,ari,s in ou ,,. J., T.,
drevs "A na,lon,Ily L,o,,r ,,'i.,
several ,.onf.I.r,,o e,,o,,i
War i"t"""n the states ar,i S.uth-
"ru states officials. ar" ~ b" sold
~ tn" door of tn" r"ur'hnus" iu cav
rG'"n ~. mex, week following or
H"rs "f court IN "a suit fled To ..n.c,
tn" settlement or cs,ai.
IN. pnr,roi,s h,v. ,o., ,t,,
,nnnoiss.urs from W., W.
Chicago. wh" hav" pronounced them
10 IL" fin. works Of ar; 'Th,y war;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

known az the board uf directors.
everything is ready for tn" op.ninl.
"f the gates leading int" III. Far
Grounds TIA" said gates viii H."
formally and auSpi"i"uSly opened 10
ia" eager public promptly ~ .
o'clock. Eastern time. this morning
and VIII r"nain aJar until th. main
rooster In TIA" poultry vNhihi; an
n"unc"s The hour "f midnight; At
that hour. Superintendent ''EilIv''
Thompson Will way" "a. magic wand.
ana fh- daylight that H. has manu- +.
ia"t"r"d fr"m darkness. Will diSap-
pear. ana the ""mmUnitv viii wrnn
itself in tn" blankets ~ ,ui-, ,rl
rest. And then there viii h- an
other day: but that VIII he another
story.
Further. In III" language Of Man
nr"r Saunders, tn" pending state
continued ON Page . col -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
The Timcs-Dispatch
to Operate Electric
Scorcboard for Fans

Details "f the worlds Series
games between the Yankees and
Giants. which start in New York
edn"sday afternoon. will he dis
pIaN"d on The Times Dispatch
ihiiidinG. on South Tenth street,
on AN electric scorchoard. Every
bali thrown VIII he recorded on
the board as in former years. 4
special wire VIII run direct to the
press coop In the Polo Grounds
ana the returns Will he received
mere Just as soon as the plays are
completed.
All games will start at . o'clock.
Eastern time. tn" time for New
York and Richmond being the
same. The Dispatch Papers ex-
tend an Invitation IN, all baseball
fans TO watch the board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
REPORT ENGAGEMENT
SOUTHWEST or CORK

~ HIN. h"t. IA m"sSar. w,s
r''"IN"h ~ i'u'Iin t"day telling Of y
"'e "hEac"m"nt between National
troops aud lrr"RulIrs southwest Of
YORK The details ~ the bnttl. ore
una NaiIibl" at TIA" time Of r,i.liu.
hht II * stated thrr" were heavy cas-
"i'' on tn" Sid" az the lrrrgulars
N"" u is reported. were the same
group rcsp"nSihl" for the death OF
Michael Collins
IL is further stated tina, arrests
nav" h""n made which will cause a
s"nmii"n when tn" Identities OF the
prisoners are revealed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
British and Turks
Will Hold Positions
IN N.>n.Int.N I.rr.s ]

TAIilS. oct IN. nrmistt'"
rr"p"Snl sen; !" ,h- allies hy
Mustnrhn i>"ma Ia~hn through
NJ. Franklin i;"Uill"u rr"N ids
that ia" iir,tish and Turkish
forces shall temporarily hold their
present position. wiih"ut any
movement. uutil TIA" nrmistic"
conference" called AT Mudania On
TUESDAY settles th" question. says
iiavas dispatch from t"ustanti-
unrlr
rl" dispatch adds that peace
conference II al! goes well at
Mudania, should hc held about
rct"hrr - according i" th" be-
l"r prevalent IN Turkish quar-
'riS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
INCENDIARI
FOR 100000 BLAZE
Try Associated Press. !

/ ATLANTA GA, oct. l.-That tn.
|fire which last night caused Il dam,
lsGs Of approximately f20",u0U to the
Eiseman clothing store and l.. r. NJ
Building was nf an inccndiary origir
was the statement made by Fire
Chief W. H. Cody tonight. An in.
rcstisatiOn is under way.
The Are chief said two men re.
ported to him shortly after he ar.
rived on the scene last night that
they had seen two men clad In dark
suits run from Eisemans store al
the time the hrn vas discovered. ~,
Is working on the theory that the
store was robbed and then set afre
by burglars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Trains From All Points in Nir.
ginia Bring Their Quotas to
States Annual Event.
TO GET UNDER WAY AT 9
'. X. 4 p. Promises Good Ser.
vice Police. Fire and
Other Protection.

IN" ""lr"fn" signs hang ont on
ara" outer walls. tn. trains and IN.
dusty highways ar. al! leading this
way. "ni tn" hotels are banked M
WIN reservations Farmer Evans
always ~ sympathy with things
huCpliC. believes tn. week Will Il.
iya.cni .: the season. and tn. veil
known country cousin is in our
midst Tn" 7iu"rant jitueur. a.
well as tn" regularly authorized
professional. have polished up their
old iiz2i"s. Hud ia" jjin"y Hout. ~.
las t""n extended by ia. civ
fathers 9" tax" IN the boulevard AZ
fhr a. tho gates OF the Great state
Fair.
50. in tn" language Of General
Manager Connie Saunders. backed
hH mat n"t"hle ANA eminent bod \
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
10 KILLED. 81 HURT.
IN FILM TUEATER FIRE
lEv Nssnciat.A rrcss-

T"kNn. oct 2SSiNtcrn persons
were kiii"d aud thirty four injured
IN a iir" and panic In motion pie
turr ih"atrr IN Nnm"ri. pruVinCr ni
Mutsu. S"pt"uih"r 80. according to
word received her" today. Most Of
Tia" d"ni aud injured wrr, children.
Ah "r"n"uN propaganda nim wa.
being shown when the namcs burst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
REAR-ADNiIRAI. CLARK
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
IHy Associated rrcssl

LONG REACH. CAL, oct. l.-Rear-
admiral Charles II Clark" l.. s. ",
VINO. when a captain. commanded tho
fatt!cShip oregon on its famous voy-
age from san Francisco {" Key West
and later in the hatii" of Santiago,
July ;. 1897. In the Spanish American
War died at the home Of his daugh-
te' here late today. He was - years
IL,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
mnbbi MendI-."hn Hurled.

WILMINGTON. " G.. oct. l.-Eu-
ncrA for the Rev :. Mrndlesohn.
rabbi az the Temple of Israel this
city, aud on" Of the most widely
known Hebrews "f the country. WIFI
he conducted from tn" local Jewish
synagogue Tuesday morning at II
o'clock. Dr. Mendlesohn died at his
home here Saturday night AT :
i'll health
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
Demand Removal Of Dnush-rt,.

w NASitlNt'rpN. oct. J Resolutions
demanding III" removal Of Attorney
General Dauehcrty We're adopted to-
day by the Central Labor I'niun at
meeting at which Samuel Com
pcrs. president "f the American Fcd-
eratiou of Labor. charged the Attor-
ncy -Gcncral with violating the law
in seeking an injunction against
striking railway shopmen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
KEMAL ACCEPTS
ALLIED PROPOSAL
FOR CONFERENCE
Promises to Stpp Immcdi.
atcly Military Operations
Toward Chanak.
DEMANDS EVACUATION
OF TIIRACE BY TURKS
Asks Restoration To Angora
Up To West of the Ma.
rilza River.
TELLS or rr",,.s FROM cnrths
trrrpts Mudarin for Conference md
Nnmrs ismrt I'nshn Rep
rrs~Utntiv-.
nv Assnclat.I rr.s.-l

lAI;lS. oct. The tent "f Musta-
l'hA k"mais reply I" TIA" allied jnint
rot" "f September -. was mad" pub
l'' tonight; 10y the F"rrisn Otiic"
Tn" reply IL dated September %
"nd promises Immediately I" stop
IN" military operations which have
been developing toward Constants
h"ri" a"i thanak lin pursuit ~ ,h-
Green armies. II accepts The pro-
i"sal for au nrmistIrc conf.rrn,."
al Muhania next Tuesday with rep
r"s"ntativcs ~ tn" entente and rnn-
mates i:c"";I. isu.vt lSla tu act
for III" TURKS
Firmn-.~ MnrL- Reply.
Dealing with Thra"-. tn" reply is
w"r'irh with marked firmn"ss 1t
credits the "ut"n;" with sentiments
Of Jnstl"" toward Turkey. hut de-
WandS that Thrac" shall not he ,.u
ON" haN longer under the Greek
army. saying tha; /; Is indispensable.
mat Thracr shall hr evacuated i'm
m"diat"ly ANA restored To the Ausnra
government np /" the west or the
MARTHA River. including Adrlannplr.
tn" note. which Is signed hy YuS-
sur k-mal. Minister at Foreign A.
ialrs. hrsiu by saying thar a formal
reply IL the rni"nir's note Will he
sent In few days hy his govern
m"nt.
F"nild"nt ia TIA" assurances which
VI. Franklin I;ouill"n has rivcul tn.
comma nt"r-l ln-Chi"f ~ the Turkish
armies in accord with tn" r.prcs.n-
'HiIN"> "i IN" "ni"ni" p"wcrs meet :
ing IN fartS ANA persuaded that ne
s"iihii"nS Will At once br urnc.rJ.d
with which I" establish "a Just I,.u,. -
ia" not" continues. IAN order h,,
b''''i flktu Ia StuII i..t Il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
OF 1922
PROMISES TO ECLIPSE
ALL PREDECESSORS
Program for Today
Childrcns Day
. \. Gates open.

y. M.-iat"S open.
10 y. NJ. Midway shows open
for entertainment uf children.
i. M.-Frcc acts in front of
tia" grand stand
/" i. VI sight performance
In front Of ia" grand stand.
l.. NJ. i'ir,w nrls.
Midway open uuiil II 30 l.. Nj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
j. S. DESTROYERS
WILL START TODAY
Fleet To Steam From Hamp.
ion Roads to Conslanti-
noplc.
FLYING CRAFT is READY
Craft Loaded Heavily With
Marines. Ammunition.
Food and Fuel.
ll.v rniversnl Scryicnl

WAStiINIToN. oct. l.-I.as, min
III" preparations were completed to-
day for two divisions OF American
d"s'r"y"rs I" steam out "t liamp-
ton Roads tomorrow for Constants
noplr.
Within week they will hc opcrat-
Ing under tn" nminous shadow OF
til" Near East war cloud
The hc"t dying craft are ready for
any cven,uality. Each ~ tho twelve
drStroycrs aud the supply shin
Fridge carries n fun complement of
marines aud ampl. ammunition. food
and fuel
Orders Are IrIcf.
orders to the fleet are brief They
ar" I" proceed aS rapidly as possible
I" Constant inupl- aud report to Rear
Nlniral bristol. American high COM
missioner, there. II" may employ
'h"m as Ia" sees fit. 1T was stated at
the stat" an.l Navy Departments.
iilgh administration officials spent
AN ANXIOUS day watching events in
til" Near East. American shirs al
ready ar" operating extensively at
smyrna and th"r" is constant danger
"t clash with III" kcmaliStS. II is
feared
American merchant vessels anJ
tr"ch vessels ilNiug tile American
iIaE are "urn,"d Ia removing ,h.u.
sands of refugees. 1t is necessary
Tor Tia" small force IN NSiltic waters
hhtth"rius about eight drStrov.rS q,
convey ,i'" Nhins. American Sailnrs
ar" working ai"nESii" tn" i;ritish on
Sh"r" l" rr"t""t tn" hard pressed
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-09

He'd won her from her
.n,tand. then war came
i phs ,nart little Psrisienne
J. left to choose between
was -. tango million
her p e',,,, Argentine and her
are i tor France. See "Ihe
love IL SUIiorsemen" at The Ry--
GU Iheater Friday and
Saturday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-08-09


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i STRIKING VALUES FOR
mrDNrsnAv ANTI r,,,,nsr,
sAtsr.4a. wom.n,. p.o,,.,, o,.,.,.,,
Atcb-down soIcs; flexible and caU,'
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al0es $3.50
At SL l. Misses and Children's
H. looks 'o opd r ~oe%'r no. shoes for
4 II to 2; regularly 80 %'5 60 SIZES
7-''''
/ At $3.85. women's Black Satin
\. aPperS; medium and low heels; fiex.
Y turned soIes; regularly $500.
Il
At l9c. Over fifty patterns Of
Raotiful Cretonnes; full ward. 10 thew
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H. .,
H. AT $ ,.,,l,',. Chiffon Black Tafeta;
ssuIarly $500. '' '''O "'oe'
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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-02-02
TIE POOR EDITOR

There is an old saying that starts,
The editor sat la his easy chair but
il certainly should have been called his
uneasy chair" for he has his troubles
the same AS every one else.
When "a publisher accepts a SubScrip-
ton from "a subscriber. be makes con-
tract 90 furnish the news. which means
all the news. Everything goes along
smoothly until some one drops In with
request that certain news matter be
withheld from the columns of the paper
for reasons that are very important TO
him. but would hardly hold water with
any one else. II wouldn't De- 50 bad II
this only happened occasionally. but
when 10 happens several times each
week il soon gets mou0tOuOuS 10 try 10
explain 10 these people why we cannot
Withhold such news unless some there
is some very good reason for doing SO
Then there il another class who
wants the free advertising or want
something of am advertising nature run
in the news columns. The only way the
publisher of a paper can make a living
il from the sale Of his advertising
space Contrary 10 public opinion. the
subscription price barely pays for the
paper alone and all of the other eN-
penses and any profit must come from
the advertising There are not many
people who would walk into grocery
store and ask for pound Of sugar free
of charge. hut some viii ask publish
or to give them the space for an al
which may be written 80 that 1t looks
/ like news
We realize that all of this is done I'M
/ Intentionally and simply because PEG
pie do not understand or do not stop 10
think.
/ We hope. however, that they VIII De
come more considerable and save the ed
/ itOr the embarrassment of numerous eN-
plantations of reasons why we must
publish the news and cannot publlsh
certain articles as news unless they are
tInd.D Herald
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-02-02
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO

The first biII introduced i'm the Utah
Legislature by woman was aimed al
the high theatre hat.
burglars entered the dry goods store
of a. H. Baltzer * Son "Wednesday
night The loss is slight. On the
same night Ia Meyers saloon was en-
tered and ten quart bottles of whisky
stolen
smith. Ellison y Co. had ON display
90 pair of cavalry boots. the property Of
e. IcdVid-c The boots had never
been worn and had been ion the owners
possession for thirty-rwo yesr~. or
since the civil war. az which time they
were sold for So. gold
Joe \oOuuu announced as candi-
date for reelection a~ jaiier
\ W Lindsay made announcement
as candidate for county attorney. and
u. T. Wilson for reelection 20 the of
ncc of county superintendent of school.
Prc~idput-clcct Mckinley had select
eel an tine members of his cabinet bur
two. An extra session OF Congress had
been called 90 convene au March II.