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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
EPWORTH LEAGUE PLANS
WORK FOR COMING YEAR
Cabinet of Virginia Confer.
ence Meets in \. ".
E.. A. Here.

Members q ;h= cabinet Of me VIZ
S'is Conference EpVor League
-, a. n. ~ - =. Yesterday ana
n.z--=1 80 work L be undertaken
ae iae coming year OAc..s
t-s1 ne various districts O.: The
virginia Conference G: ;he ". Z.
1.u-ch. >cuth. We're present
A1eas tae most Important phases
~ re Epw r;a League work is tn.
.-!lsiren, n young people tor
oshn!Ie CHRISTIAN service. such as the
ministry. mission field and i!k. en-
6taNors Las; year this conference
paid more Than 5000 10 the mission
airy work directed specifically 70
Africa a; home and abroad. \ pledge
q 4 Ike amount has been made for
the ensuing year.
There is fun time secretary in
the teld "ho devotes her lin. 10 N.
cultivation Of existing leagues and
me organization OF new chsp,ers
Each year dnds the Virginia Confer
ence Epworrh League considerably
advanced and the officers are looking
Forward 10 conspicuous grow IN du.-
ing the ensuing official year.
on Monday u!-h, reccpt;on was
rendered the conference oticers bv
the cabinet Of The Richmond Ely
worth League Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
IMPORTANT MEASURES
BEFORE FINANCE BODY
Provide $4,000 for Grading
and Cutters and Interest on
Highway Loan.
IMPROVE SHEPPARD PROPERTY
Another Paper ApprOprintcs $500 for
Csc by Charitable nodics In Making
survey of City. Covering Units En-
brnccd I'm Work OF Organizations.

At the next meeting of the Finance
Committee OF City Council, num-
bcr o! papers introduced at the meet
ing OF Common Council Monday night
"ili be taken up for discussion. In
cluded in this list is resolution in
:roduced in Council by President
Fred H. Powell. providing for the
expenditure OF $4,000 in grading and
EutterinS streets and alleys in the
territory known as the Sheppard
property. between Monument Avenue,
Roseneath Road. Broad and West
Streets. Another paper of interest is
= resolution of which Councilman
Jacob Umiauf is patron. providing
shc sum of $500 to DO used by
charitable organizations in making
comprehensive survey or tho city.
covering the units embraced In tho
scope of the work OF the orEaniza-
lions
The resolution suggested By Coun-
Gilman f. Lee Roden. providing for
an appropriation o: SIS, 900 to pay in
trres. on loan TO be obtained by
'As Richmond and Hampton Roads
Highway Association, TOR the com
p!etIon o. Tao highway between Rich
ncna anil Newport News, also Will be
'a"ec u, IS The committee. This sum
probably VIII be demanded In two an
nuai iDs.sllnents The association
expects 10 he able 70 borrow $780,
goo from Richmond citizens. which
VIII De repaid from funds TO be ap-
iroPTsRied by the Highway Commits
SION. Tx city is merely asked 10
stand :or" interest
Resolution. from the CommI,,.e n,
Utilities recommending the purchase
OF tho Brici farm 10 be utilized as A
city farm. and for purchase OF the
property at the northeast corner Of
Broad and Eleventh Streets. for an
annex 10 the City Hall. also will be
considered by the Finance Committee
=; its next meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

Major LEROY Hodges. director OF
the budget. who was secretary of the
former committee ON efficiency and
economy. Will be available to assist
tho commission in any way possible,
II is hardly probable that anything
more than organization Will be cf-
fectcd tomorrow.
Another important body TO hold its
initias meeting tomorrow is the
Hampton Roads Port Commission.
composed OF y. ID. Maher. of Roanoke:
Homer L.. Ferguson. Of Ncwport
News; Henry iraham Barbce. of Nor
folk: William NJ. Martin. of Peters
burg, and William f. Carson, of River
ton Messrs. Babcc. Martin and Car
sonare new members appointed by
Governor Trinklc
Under the act creating the COM
mission. the members are charged
with investigating the portways o.
the State and to devise ways and
means for the development. of the
great port. The members also are
authorized TO lay before Congress
such data aud information as will
secure Federal appropriation for the
dredging of the harbor and water
ways leading thereto.
The comml Ion is authorized to
land its efforts to road development
within the state and 10 the borders
of adjacent states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
DELEGATE TO TORONTO
MEET MAKES REPORT

George Hoppe. representative OF
the Richmond Kiwanis Club to the
international convention recently
held In Toronto. Canada, made his
report OF the trip at Mondays meet
Ing or the club In Murphys Hotel.
lie was one OF tho five that went
from this city. Toronto has three
kiwanis clubs. nc said. and thirty
public libraries. Compared with
fichmonds five delegates to the con-
Fention san Francisco sent 10 and
many cities smaller than Richmond
had many more representatives than
this city had. He also told the local
CUB that almost every hour other
Visiting clubs had some sort OF en-
tertaihmcnt for the meeting.
Lacking more than $3.50 to meet
'hc expense incident to the Kiwanis
tent Tor visiting Confederate vcter-
ans nj the corner OF Eighth and
broad Streets during the recent re-
union, collection was taken I'M and
the deficit was raised rs %uicllIy AS
hat could lie passed around.
Lieutenant Colonel j. y. Robinson.
chief OF staff. and Major Mallory,
OF the Third Army Corps, were In
troduced, and Major Mallory asked
Tor eniistments for the citizens mrI
tary training camps to bo held at
aiteren. PORTS In the Third Corps
area. lie explained that the training
would last thirty days and would
be free for young men ranging In
age from IL to ~, in various branches
or the service. Information can be
mad at headquarters. on the second
ana third floors Of the building nj
Seventh and Franklin Strcots
Blanks were Issued to the Kiwanians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
ROADS BODY WILL ELECT
A COMMISSIONER TODAY
New Highway Commission TO
Hold Its Initial Session
Today at CaDitol.

The new state Highway Commits
sion will get into action today, when
the first meeting will he held In the
conference room OF the Governor
offices. Henry C. shirley. who has
qualified as chairman, will preside
over tho body. which is composed
OF Hugh b. Sproul, of Staunton; !.
Wake Truxton. OF Norfolk: Rufus
X. Sanders. of Saltvillc. and Wade
II. Massic. OF Washington. Mr..
Massie Is the only member OF the
former commission on tho new board
Election OF a secretary and OF a
State Highway Commissioner will
be the principle business at today's
session. 1t Is conceded that George
p. Coleman. who has held that title
In the past several years. will be
elected TO the position. the duties of
which. under the provisions OF the
law. will be those OF highway
engineer. IL the past Mr.. Coleman
has had practically all of the bust
ness and technical duties OF the
highway department upon his shoul-
derS
Under tho OGlin- Byrd Act. passed
by the last General Assembly, re-
organizing the State Highway Com
mission. the position of chairman of
the commission was created His
duties will be TO manage the bust
ness affairs OF the state Highway
Department and 10 direct the work
The state Highway Commissioner
as whole, will decide the routes
the new highways will take.
Each OF tho four members OF the
commission represent one OF the
gand divisions OF the State, while
Chairman Shirley will act as q rep
rescntat!ve for the state as whole.
In 10 hat
his offices In Richmond. and as soon
rs possible he Will remove his family
from Maryland to Richmond and
TAKE up his residence here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Richmonder cn,chc. 4-rb. pike.

Louis RucGer, Jr.. who Is one OF
twenty eight Richmond boys spend
ing tho summer a, Camp Jackson. on
the Jackson River, several miles
from CovinSton, Va, caught piac
last week that weighed nearly four
pounds 1t nNsured twenty-five
inches from tip 10 tip. The camp Is
under the direction OF w. S. Gooch,
Of Richmond. and r. 4. Smith. gradu-
ate manager Of athletics at Wash
inEton Lee University. F. ~
Smith. of McGuire's school. Rich
mond, is councillor a. the camp
Fishing Is tho chief sport at II p
camp, and many perch. fall fish and
bass, some o! the latter Weighing
two pounds, have been caught
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
500 Herr Evangelist I,rn,,o,,n.

more than 500 persons attended the
services conducted by Evangelis, 4
victor ihShtbourne under the aue-
plces Of INC Fairmount Avenue Meth
"ols' church IN the revival tent las,
hiEht Sir"ssin4 the Importance OF
'thtloh IN the making Of a tru.
N4ne' can the evangelist made an
npHea FOR patriotism and low. ~
raHntry which. re said. is .nstilI.d in
ne hearts Of all true Christians. Mr.
Msht"urne VIII preach tonight on
"Amuscmerts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
INTERMITTENT RAINS
BRING RELIEF TO CITY
temperature Takes Drop az 20 De-
Hrees In AN Mnhy Hours.
Coolest Fourth.

lnisrtnittent showers brought to
RICHMOND the coolest Fourth OF July in
Years yesterday at o'clock the mer-
cur stooc ~ - degrees, while at the
sane hour on the previous day II
registered .: This drop OF - dc
srees brought great relief TO ci,I-
zenE.
WINE probably 4 few picnic par
We're interrupted by the rains
ana BY the resultant cool
spell. tho Inconvenience. wa. NOR
Tran overcome ~ the Keller ma ,su.
ing temperature brought TO m. ricl
ana the afflicted OF the CITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05

.frItnns OF warren Thompson. =
O. t-4 West Main street. VINO diod
IN Memorial Hospital Monday nir,t
rom injuries received in an accident
whNe bathing in a creek In HenrIco
county. near Glen Allen. sunday ar
,ernoon, and who witnessed the mis-
nap Sdld yesterday that ne slipped
ON zee" making an 'mpertect
dive 70 The water. fifteen fee, 81.
low, receiving the injuries TIM, "a.
suited In ME death They said ,heir
companion Was familiar with the
creek and did not dive into sha!iou
water, as first reported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Matthew Fontnino Maury Assoc
citation. Jefferson Hotel. IL y. NJ.
Richmond Advertisers Club. Y.
w. c. a., 12:55 p. NJ.
State Highway Commission. ex-
ecutive chamber. Capitol. $50
=. a.
United Daughters OF Confcd-
eracy. Jefferson Hotel. 5 =. NJ.
Richmond Lodge Elks. Elks,
Home. Eleventh and Marshall
Streets. : L. NJ.
Amateur trapshooters. West
Eend Gun Club. . 2. NJ.
Richmond Chapter. Association
OF Engineers. dinner to II. G.
Shirley. Westmoreland Club, $50
Z. NJ
Ladies Auxiliary, Hibernians. IA
North Laurel Street. S:l6 p. NJ.
John Marshall Home. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open from A.
NJ. to s r. NJ.
Cor 1hea;er schedule, sec page
FIVE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Ridge Church Pastor Gets Purse.

In appreciation OF their service
and interest at Ridge Baptist Church.
Hcnrico County. Rev. Charles l..
'eakc and wife We're presented with
a purse Of slOO hy the congregation
of the church Monday night. The
occasion also marked tho wedding
anniversary Of the couple. Mr..
l.ehke has served as pastor Of the
"hurch Tor four years. while pursu-
ing his studies at the University OF
Richmond. The couple graduated
from the institution this year. They
VIII leave shortly for Louisville,
Ky. where they viii continue their
studies al the Baptist Theological
Seminary In thai city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
I'm BRINGING
THE BOSS HOME
FOR DINNER"
One Time When Every Wife
Wants Everything Just Right

The phonss. rings and hubby 4, on
the wire. There'S An eager. .xcjtnJ
note In his voice as "" 'ol.Y YOU the
boss is coming out for dinner lis
,sal,y DIG event and YOU plan JUS,
me nnest possihl. Kind nf q meal
OF course. you want 10 2how IT,.
2oss what 5000 cook you ar.
:" you decide TO make hot b!sculil
ma layer cake and you want
Lhen 10 tBrn out yu~r u.rf.r,
1Tpaking
Such situation demands tia, Won
ave every possible help % irEur.
nc success Of your baking Thou.
ANS 81 women nave proved that
iitekins Pur" BHking Powder in
'ures ,heir baking not only =,
critical times, but every day Any
woman can get succeEsfui balm
rrehuns WIZ H.eklns Tho HeeHir
OMAN zee! 20 sure nf this tina,
'nsy maze NC following guarantee.
" anything vou boz, urn1 Hmm,
'"Tr SGt'n1 PDuisT- do>s mi tvyr ,,,.
ty'" tni'r, ,1'isfd,nor. n, fuV nm,
ne doE'no poNd,r and II, rrte,
,e;,, 't,,v ino,ed,,ni IN '6AG,,t,o yop bn!c
'nH he r,'"n'd ~ rOp. !Smply IL, N,
lnprtGifni' nth h.;r I-lt., md s.nd -,
rue h,-Ein Company. Cin,,nrnt,. ono
ouSn snarant.. is possible snly
heeause Heekin's n such wong..
iul bsking powder Every inyr.ol
ent used In It's rnanufsrtiir. T. ~.
pureht, hnest and hign,ri- priced o.,
as nntHe bHt H"sk!H'- cos,s -.
.ehs thhn any other ba..ny nova.
thht even approaches ~ IN cu.It,,s
ror ntsElh soid on ipE ,farrI.
OF pfoht u actually saver "a,
money TO use II ~
iou can depend on Eeeh!ns pur.
bakinR Powder For IN. enc hI..i
auahty never varics !, ia .ly.r,,
uniformly good ayr
our only regret On ,rv,r
hceHln.s VIII be that YOU dld no, -
sooner ana learn IS goodncss
nsm YOUR grocer for H"skin'g pur,
bakihS powder now Euy ~
.coay-yonn iik. Ueok!n'.
THE HEEtIS COMPANY
Ctn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Clay Ward women voter. to Nc,

Women members OF tho Davis
campaign committee OF Clay Ward
Will hold meeting Friday evanin <
at o'clock At Binford Junior High
School, in the interest of the can
didacy Of former governor West
moreland Davis for tho United States
Senate. subject 10 the Democratic
primary. August l. Mrs. Eudors
Ramsay Richardson. chairman o!
the committee for tho sixth precinct
OF Clay Ward, and others will speak.
Mre. Frank l. Jobson. chairman Of
the Clay Ward Woman's committee.
In chairman OF the meeting Friday
evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
PInn for Sfn1c Me.tinn

Members OK Richmond Post. No !.
American Legion. will meet August
:. 10 elect delegates to the state
convention, which Will be held at
charlottesville on August "a, 25 and
20. !, 10 hoped To increase the mem
bershIp 60 as TO be privileged 10 send
aiteen. instead OF twelve. delegates
thia yesr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
ob.er,e si.ty-s+cond AnnIver,n,,

The slSty-second anniyersnrv ~,
the conservation OF Emmanuel En,s.
copal Church, Brook Hill, Henrico
County, VIII be observed tomorrow
the days exercises Will be inausu-
rated with celebration of the holy
communion al o'clock. AT SIT
o'clock the congregation viii NEE,
In the praish house OF the church. al
which time reports from the several
"'9ani1a' TONS viii be read, followed
~ special entertainment proRram
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Eniist Police In Search for SON

Unable tn account for the strange
disappearance OF her -ycar.old
son. who has been missing from his
nome near Drcwry's Bluff. Chester
ileld County, since Sunday, Mrs.
Mary Moore yesterday enlisted the
aid OF the county police in search
for him. He is described as five
feet SIX inches tall and WEIGHING
$50 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
uIberninn, Meet rn,,-,,

The ladies' AUXILIARY. Ancient Or
der o: librarians. Division No. .. will
meet IN special session tonight mt
S;lo o'clock. at Il North Laurel
Street. TO complete arrangements for
lawn f"tc 10 he given July 10. a,
the corner Of Monument and Allen
Avenues
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
WEST END.
Mondnya-Thursdays.

-.
From Fifth to Boulevard between
Cary Street and the river.
From Boulevard TO Ninth Street
between Broad and Grace Streets.
From Hermitage Road 70 Ninth
Street, between Broad and Marshall
Streets.
From Boulevard TO Fifth Street. be-
tween Grace and Franklin Streets.
From Laurel to Fifth Street be-
tween Franklin and Main Streets.
From Boulevard west to corpora
tion line. between Broad Street and
Bacon Quarter Branch
Sherwood Park and Chamberlayne
Place.
south Of wcstwood Avenue 70 Ra-
cons Quarter Branch. between Cham
herlayne Avenue and Brook Road.
Tuesdnys-TrIdnys.
From Laurel TO Lombardy. between
Franklin and Main Streets.
From Hermitage Road to Ninth
Street. between Marshall and Clay
Streets.
From Hermitage Road TO Fifth
Street between Clay and Bacon's
Quarter Branch.
From Boulevard west 10 corporate
Avenue
From Fit,h to Laurel, between
Main ana Cary Streets.
Barton Heights. Battery Cour. and
ali North Richmond ADDITIONS from
Bacon's Quarter Branch 70 northern
corporate line east Of Chamberlain
Avenue.
MISUNDERSTANDING
From Boulevard to I.orba-dy he.
tween Grace and Main Streets.
From boulevard to Laurel. be.
tween Main and Cary Streets.
From boulevard west TO cornors,a
line. between Floyd Avenue and the
river.
L-ahurrum and Ginter Park. north
Of Wcs,w God Avenue.
EAST END.
Mnndnys-Thur.dny
From Firm 10 Fourteenth. between
Grace street and the river.
From Ninth 10 Fourteenth, between
Grace and Clay Streets.
From Fifth TO Fourteenth. north NJ.
Leigh 20 Hospital Street
South Richmond.
Tuesdnys-Fridnys.
Ehs, ~ Twenty-hf,h u city limits.
hstwsen g" Stree, and the river.
oaku God annex.
Fulton.
Highland Park.
Wcdncsdnys-satur
From Fourteenth to Twenty 6fth
between the river and northern CITY
limit.
Eas: OF Twenty-nf,h Street 10
oakwood annex from q" street 10
sorthern city limit
All complaints should be made di.
rect 10 the bureau ONCE CMadison
l622.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
CnII July Docket rn,,n.

INC hustings Court docket for the
July term Will he called TO-DAY nh
cases VIII nc set for hearing Tb.ro
are about nifty cases on tho docket.
including twcnty-nine cases of nj
icgcd violation of the prohibition
laws The petit jury viii be sworn
tomorrow ~ "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Hermitage Civic Nod, 70 Meet.

inc regular quarterly meeting OF
the Hermitage Civic Association viii
be held on the lawn OF President A
Is, taucrs home. corner boulevard
ana Wsstwood avenue. tomorrow
evening NJ $50 O'Clock. Members
and their families arc requested TO
attend. AK the occasion Will he OF
both social and business nature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
soJonrmns at Atlantic city.

Thomas Atkinson and daughter
Mrs' Spencer l. Carte-. nd daughter.
">ss susan Carter, OF Richmond, are
~ hotel Traymore. Atlantic City,
"EeTe ;hey plan to spend tho sum
uer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Escape Attack Of Pests.

These people. IL may be remark ID
in passing. escaped possible attacks
from the famous picnic ants and the
willy ChiEger. Few grumblcrs were
found in tho crowds on the streets
Most OF them were hearty in their
welcome TO tho cooling rain. and most
OF them gladly rciinquishcd the
hope OF a sunny Afternoon. one man
created much amusement BY walk
ing bareheadcd up BROAD Street dur
ing the torrcntial downpour about .
O'Clock last night shouting glad
halielujahs and giving a glad hand
OF welcome TO the changing tenn
perature.
In some localities small boy. sur
rcpiltiouslv presented poor imita-
tions Of the old days when grand
father had his little cannon and his
tirecrackcrs. and with them made
the welkin ring. Measly, dull som
Der sounds from tiny popcrackers
sounded family in the early morning
air. followed BY rapidly disappearing
pattcr of tiny feet.
out at Wcs:hamp:oa the sched-
ulcd program Of the celebration to
be given by the Wcsthampton Com
mmni;y League was considerable
curtailed. Tho speaking was elimi-
mated, and Tho ball game came TO "A
close at the end Of the first inning.
But the other athletic games were
pulled off In great shape. and suit
able prizes were awarded tho sue
cessful competitors amid joyous
notes from lus:y brass band. About
200 men. women and children par-
ticipated in the celebration, and they
had good time. There were few
visitors from the city. the darkencd
skies proving deterrent to those
who had planned 10 visit this pretty
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
CITY SEEKS COOPERATION
IN REMOVAL OF GARBAGE
Street Cleaning Bureau For.
mulatcs and Distributes
Schedules.

Schedules for the removal OF gar
page, ashes and other refuse have
been formulated by the Bureau Of
street Claiming. and "a card of in
structions Ito househoiaers has been
distributed, In order that co-opera-
ttcn may result In satisfactory scrv-
follow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
Parfums D'Orsay

At IL Rue dc In Paix, Paris, France, is
located one Of the finest Perfume Shops
in the world. This renowned line Ia
offered to the women Of Richmond ex-
clusively at Miller & Rhoads.
This line is famous throughout France,
and it will be pleasure and privilege
to show Madame and Madamoiselle the
new Odours created by Monsieur
DOrsay.
Soaps at SOC cake
Face Powder at soc to $3.50 box
Compact Powder at 35c.
Talcum Powders at soc.
Sachets at $1.25.
Rose Leaves at soc.
Lip Sticks at $3.50.
Toilet Waters at $500 to S5.75.
Eau de Cologne at $1.00.
Extracts, in bulk or fancy packages, In
Guiding Fleur de France, Les Fleurs.
etc
Toilet Preparations Shop,
Main Floor, West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-05
RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN
ARDOR OF JULY FOURTH
CELEBRANTS IN CITY
Continued From First pageO


gladly grabbed the blanket and put
In many hours peaceful sleep. while
the elements consorted TO break up
the games designed as demonstra-
tions of bubbling patriotism.
Being willing to try anything once.
several hundred people left on the
special excursion trains for the sea-
side, with hopes that before the trains
reached their destination, Old Sol
would appear upon the scene with
his usual Fourth OF July smile. But
the picnickers. who had planned for
an all-day outing at Forest Hill. or
Byrd Park. or Bryan Park, rcncgcd
as signs OF coming rain became more
apparent. and the outings were trans
formed into parlor picnics. with all
the accompanying fried chicken.
cheese sandwiches, lemonade and
such.
The New York herald., 1922-05-23
people, each penetrated to the cross.

people, each penetrated to the cross
roads and grass root sections. Each
covered these sections thoroughly
and each covered the small towns
thoroughly. And in all States the
balance of power lies beyond the
walls of the great cities.
Through these methods the people
of the interior. the bone and sinew
of citizenship, saw BEvERlDGE and
PINcHoT and heard them speak. Thus
seeing and knowing candidates,
voters are able to make up their
minds from their own observation
whether they want them in their
government or not.
So in spite of the insurgent spirit,
in spite of the liberal spirit vibrant
in American politics to-day. no other
method of campaign would have car
ried either BEvERIDGE or PMCHoT to
victory. If BEvERIpGE had confined
his efforts to speechmaking in In
dianapolis and PINcHor to talking in
Philadelphia neither would have got
The New York herald., 1922-05-23

leadership moved to Canada. At the
end of the war these two tribes were
joined by others which had sup
ported the British. and most of them
were settled on the Grand River res
ervation. where they have ever since
remained.
Canada has an Indian population
of about 100000. She has had little
trouble with her Indian charges, the
only outbreak being the so-called Red
River rebellions in 1879 and 1855
led by the fanatical halfbreed LOUIS
RIEL. Her differences with Chief
BRANT's descendants began several
years ago but did not reach trou
blesome stage until last year. when
few OF the chiefs started an aggres-
sive campaign for tribal rights. The
Dominion Government has appar-
emily brought about a permanent set
tlement by granting the Indians the
privilege Of using their own discre-
tion as to the acceptance of citizen
ship and by promising them protec-
tion in their land rights.