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Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
Katastrofalna eksplozija municije
v srbiji.
Ma stotine ud e ubtih sadisce katerem e
nahajalo stso vagonov municije in drugih eksplozT
zetelo zrak

Belgrad apla = Aonasru lepem mesu, h Sc naha-
uznem deu Srb prpetia veeraj opodne katasroa
ekspoMa H usmrta oseb otrok Ekspoda
vekanska zaloga sto munce IN drugl ekspo
ziv nahaaa skadiscu bzn eezniSke postaje Ubh
stoin ranjenh soce in ocje mesta poponoma
Polovc mestnga prebvava namanj 10000 oeb bez
strehe.
Zrtve bill vecfnOma oroc in voaki bini je nahaja
cerkev h vsed detonacje pada kup Cerev e ba te
da natlacena orok k pokopan seda pod razvanam
daec nahaiao voash baakah pravkar obedovao 1900
kov Ekspoa je mGa barake pokopala pod razvanami
menieno moStvO.
Takoj po ekspo raziGnih krah izbruhn poza
Prebvastvo obSa groza bazni pank kar e
mogo gbat beao be gozdove hrbe Cd koder
geda obupno kako Jim gorjo hse Use eonske ali eegra
ske Monasra zunanjim svetom pretrgane.
Prebivalci Monastira Srbi Bogari in Turk.
Pve strahovii kaastrofi sporoc Begrad begun
k prbeza Prp deset mill severozapadno cd Monasra
VeG Sbh pomoznh oddekov nemudoma organziao in Od
potOvalO pomOc ponesrecenm.
ameriS znskh enske bolnSnce
Ves 6 tao odpotovao nesrecno mesto Naceovaa Jim je dr.
Esther oveoy Rchmonda Va Njihova pot petdeset mill dol
ga in vod preko hribov
elm n vada takoj odre da posj mesu veiko voto denar
Xxi pOab taojnjo pomo Amerski rdeci kri XII ina
svoo posaio Bgadu stotako postal svoe rno osobje
vsem pripravami kra katastrofe.
Zadnie poroco od pavi da prezve vojak in Orozn
zapOslen pr reSevanju h zrtevpod azvan kOliko e
cvnh pavega Steva ubih nabZ nko bo zvedelo
ede voiakov e ako napravlo kc in h preseo re do
dai manika veG kot 400 moz
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
TEMELJIT DoKAz.

Edward j. Sailstad IL Eau Clai
ra, Wis. je bill zavarovan ga NV
lienje". Zavarovalnina je bila do
kaj visoka = $4,000 dolarjev :
katere maj bi po njegovi smrti do
bill njegovi dragi, katere ze ONE
MIA V svoii oporoki. On je umrl i'll
bill pokopan na Forest Hill poko-
paliScu. Vsi, ki so ga poznali, So
prepricani, da je to res. Fsak ME
govih prijateliev hi potil mfze'
pot. &c bi zdai srecal Edwarda ma
samotnem mestu sredi noGi. Toda
zavarovalninska druzba ie nal
skepticneiSa cd vseh ma svetu. Ia
noGe verieti, da ie Edward mrtev.
Ker nj druge pomoci, ie druzina
pokojnega odredila, maj Sc izkop
lie njegove kosti ma pokopallscu
in poSlje zdravniSki Soil V Madi-
son, kjer iih mai strokovniak pre-
tipaio in ogledaio, ola dozenelo
Gigave so.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
DIVA oPICA.

Y zoologiGnem vrtu v Toledu.
Ohio so imeli V kletki veliko Glove
ku podobno opico, ki Sc je doslei
Sc vedno obnaSala kot sc spodobl
Pred nekai dnevi je pa Toniiu
= tako je opici me - padla jake
neumna miSel V glavo. Sklenll j
namreG napasti oskrbnika, ki mu
ic prinaSal ziveza. Potuhnjeno j
eepel na svojem trapezu in ko le
GGuvati stopil k MENU V kletko, pla'
ne Tony nenadoma "a vrat In zac'
ne 5 svoio dokai veliko mocjo da-
viii moza.
Slednii Sc nika<or nj mogel .,
tresti nepriietnih obiemov. Bezai
ie IL kletke, upajoc Sc oprostltl na
prostem, pa tudi zunaj Sc mu N
posreGilo doseci osebne svobode. y
stisl1i so ga opazili ljudie in pokli,
cali nekega policaja, da priSkocl
ma pomoG. Policai ie oskrbnika re-
sill na kai enostaven nacfn. Wei lf
samokres in pognal Tony]u kFo
clio skozi glavo.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
INTERNATIONAL HARVES-
TER co. IN RUSIJA.

Druzba international Harvester
Co. Ameriki lie velikansko pod
jetje, ki izdeluie razne/poljede!
ske stroie in sploh vse vrste kme
tijskega orodia in potrebscin.
Kakor Sc poroca sedaj IL Rige.
he bo cakala kakSne zak!jucke bo
napravila genevSka konferenca.
nego bo poslala nadalimo stevilo
svojih usluzbencev k svojemu sta
bu V Rusiio. V Rigo je dospelo
Sest drrnbinih oficiialo, ola odpo-
Ituiejo takoi proti Moskvi. Ia sku-
pima govori skupno enajst jezikov,
Druzbini oficijali so zapustiii
Rusijo letu 1920, zdai Sc pa ns
povabilo sovietske Wade vracaJo
nazaj. Druzba ina Rusili dive to-
varni, V katerih je pred voJno "a.
posljevala 5000 oseb obojega spo-
la. Producirala ie okoli 5O,O9t
lmetiiskih stroiev ma leto. ko sc
bolisevili zavladali dezeli, jt
drllzba prestala Z obra'cvanjem
toda samo druzba, kajti bolisevi
Ska vlada lie zacela obratovatl o
menieni tovarni, dasi iih nj podr
zavila. Obratovanje ic vodil Ne
nee Nikolai Kruming, ki ie bill "a
poslien cd druzbe IN ossal ma cell
skozi yes cas- boliSeviSkega rezima
Ostal bo tudi "a naprej.
Amerika Sc ie poslednjem ca
| su zaGela zanimati "a Rusiio in sc
fdaj ie odpotovalo tia wee zastopnl
Ikov raznih ameriSl1ih tovarn, lI II
lpaio, da bodo dobile ugoden IT.;
tam "a svoie izdelke.
! Med drugimi ie tudi Fordov;
/ druzba postal svoje agente V Ru
/ sijo.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
PRAZN0vANJE TAKOZVANE
GA ARBoR DNEvA. ..

Washington, 20. aprila. = Jutri,
to je soboto na %. aprila, Sc bo
praznovalo po vseh Zdruzenih dr.
zavah "Arbor Day" (praznik sa-
jenja dreves) Arbor Day nj med
nami posebno znan prank. Maj
pref je bill praznovan draw Ne
braska In sicer V letu 1872. Wee
kot en- million dreves Sc ie ma do
ticni dan posadilo. Cd omega leta
naprej Sc ie praznovalo Arbor Day
ysako leto in do danes Sc ie ma ia
nacin posadilo re okoli emo miljar-
do dreves. Med tenn Sc ie ia kori-
stna ideia razssirila IL Nebraska ne
samo pc vseh Zdrueznih drzavah
temvee DO vsem svetu. Oficijalno
Sc praznuie ta Cd vseh praznikov
najpametneisi V Kanadi, ma Span
skem, V Juzni Afriki, Angliji, Az
straliii, Novi Zelandiii, Franciji,
Norveski, Rusiii, Japonski in XII
taiski.
V Ameriki 50 nosamezne drzave
same dolocile, kdaj maj Sc praziiiii-
je Arbor day. tet6s je pa izjema.
Predsednik Harding ie izdal pro-
klamacijo, katero naznanja, maj
Sc praznuie Arbor day ma %. apri-
la, ker to .ie bill tisti dan, ko so GA
V prvic praMnovah Nebraska. Ia
dan je bill izbran tudi zato, ker je
rojstna obletnica Sterling Morto-
ma, nekoc agrikulturnega tajnika
Zdruzenih draw. Morton ie bill IL
sti, H je priSel ma pametno ideio,
da Sc uvede dezeli prank, ki bo
koristen FL pameten.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
sNEG v NEW YoRKU.

Po srednjem delu drzave New
York je zapadel osem palcev na
debelo sneg. Padati je zaeel zju-
traj ma 20. aprila in Sc kmalu ma
kopicil. In ne samo New YorklL
nego tudi po drugih delhi Zdruze-
nih draw ie letos zima kai trdo-
vratna, Noce Sc pa noSe posloviti.
farmerii imajo radi mr.
zle pomladi re velikansko Skodo..
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
POPLAVA v ILLINOIS DRAW
JE CEDALJE VEGA.

OgrOmna poplaVa, al Je PoSlc-
dica moGno narastle reke MlsslS-
sippi iii njenih pritokov po osred-
MEM zapadu, ie zavzela re tako
obseznost, kakrSne ne pomnl Ego
dovina, ce odSteeimo kaksne We
soline ali malo mani kot vesolJneI
potope.
Narastla voda ie planila preko.
bregov in Sc razlila dalec po pla-.
niavah in poliih mississippske do.
line. Velikanski nasipi, ki 50 blil
zgrajeni namenom, da varuJelo
dezelo pred tako moznostjo, Sc po-
dajajo vodnemu pritisku, Vsak
dan prihaiaio IL razlicnih kra1eY
naznanila, da ie voda podrla ma
sip tn ali tam in preplavila okroz-
je.
Tako prihaia poroeilo IL Car
rolltona, Ill, XII pripoveduje, da
Sc ie podal Hartwell nasip OBJ re-
ki Illinois V blizini tega mesta III
da ie yoda zalila mad 10000 akroV
obsezna polia okraiu Green. NJ
Sc doslci izvedelo, &c lie ia nova
poplava zahtevala kai eloveslllh
5rtov naibrz ne. Tudi zivino so
farmerji odstranili ma visie lezece
| kraje predno Sc ie nasip podrl'
Nedalec cd Degognie in Foun-
tain Bluffa, Ill. Sc ie porusil ma
sip, radi cesar ie voda preplavila
veliko stevilo allrov obdelanega
polia. CloveSkih> zrtev nj bilo.
V Naplesu. III. ie okoli 400 oseb
brez strehe in brez zivil. Zanic
slrbi rdeci kriz, Xxi jim posilla II
veza in najnuinejsih potrebsein
potom Gofnov.
Mrzlo vreme in viharii, d div.
| iajo poslednie dni po dezeI, zel'
Ipovecuieio trplienje nesrecnlh llu
| Ii Distliktni drenazni nasip Me
lGee blizini Meredosie, I'll. le s.
.,yedno trden in bo znabiti vzdrza
silovitemu pritisku vode Ako So
Ibo podal. bo voda zalila Sc nadalJ
nth $4,000 akrov dezele.
NaihuiSe ie prizadeto mest'
Beardstown, katerega ie pod vod'
70 IS odstotkov. Voda na ulicah !
cd omega do osem Gevljev globoka
iUstanovil Sc ie poscben odbor, k
'prosi pomoci druga mesta V blizl
nj. Prebivalstvo poleg itak obcut
pomanikanic in splosno trpljenJ"
| Tudi mesto Chicago DO poslal'
potion rdeGega kriza zaloge Avll
prizadete kraie V drzavi, Namera
va dnevno pomagati dokler ogro
nina poplava ne poienja. Poleg Il
VII bo pomagalo tudi Z druglm
nuinimi potrebsGinami kot sotorl
peGmi, odeiami it'd
Strah prevladuje, da poplave s.
ne bo tako nitro konec. Naslpl
iiuznem delu drzave Illinois OBJ re
Xxi Mississippi so podvrzem MAJ
huiSemu vodnemu pritisku, ka'
jih je bilo posledniih stirideselll
letih. Skoro gOtovO ie, da Sc bodt
nadalini prelomi vrSili napreJ. =
IVremenSki lrad ie ze razposla
svarila ogrozene kraje,, da so PR
pravljeni na naihujse. lzJavlJa Sc
da Sc bo mississippska poplava dC
l. maja razSirila cello do New Or
leansa.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
BREZzICNI BROJAV PROTI
MUNSAJNARSTVU.

Washington, 20. aprila. - Trad
prohibiciiskega komisarja mama
MIA, da Sc je oh kanadski meii po-
stavilo brezzicne aparate, katere
bodo rabbi kanadski IN ameriSki
oficijali, da zatrejo ali vsaj omeji-
10 nepostavno kupeevanje opoj-
mimi piiacami Postavlienih bo od
Sest do dvanajst oddaialnih in
spremjemaiocih aparatov, XII bodo
opremljeni S telefonom in telegra-
fom.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
BOJI MED FASISTI IN SOCIJA
LISTI v ITALIJI.

Rim, 20. aprila. = V razlicnih
krajih Italiie so Sc zaceli zopet
ponavljati spopadi in krvavi boil
med faSisti in socialist. Tudi V
Trstu Sc vrSe enai neredi. V zad-
MEM spopadu V Trstu je bill ubit
en- faSist, triie drugi so pa bill ra-
nieni. FaSisti so vzbudili nevolio
trzaSkih katoliGanov, ker so pretr-
gall neko procesiio.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21

Teda pa odvrg svoo navidezno sadkost in
predoz NemGi umaum po kaerem ali preklca svoJo
pogodbo uSo ali zgub pravco sodeOvania pocnem ko
miteju
nj bill glas razma H pozval sodeovan to Je bio
pov zmagaca katerega da Bill e povraek
istega trenoa pred m e ko Nmec tresoo roko podpsa
document XII oznanja da porSe prah ambcle ME
dezele.
Vone brazgotine Europe so prayega Sc nj
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
TUDI SIRIJCI Sc PUNTAJO.

IL Kaira Sc poroca, da Sc tie pre-
jelo IL STRIFE brzoiavna porocila.
glasom katerih so zaGeli sirski re-
volucijonarii napadati tam naha-
jajoce Sc francoske Gete in jih po-
tiSkati ven. Med mimi in Franco
ri so nastali oStri in krvavi spopa-
di. Francozi so bill prisiljeni zapu-
Stiti meSto Del Rezzor.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21
TITUS v ANGLIJI.

V raznih mestih Angliie je ne
madonna izbruhnila epidemiia ii
fusa. Pripetilo Sc ie ze vee smrt-
nih slueaiev.
Glas svobode., 1922-04-21

AmeriSki sod moke tehta 1876
funtov; vreca, ki drzi pet busljev
pa $50 funtov.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08
ORPHANS TO SEE SHOW.

The Aldine Theatre through the
cooperation OF the Y. M. c. A. will
endeavor TO spread a little of the
Christmas cheer 10 the orphans and
shut-ins OF the ely by sending a
Punch and Judy show 10 the various
homes.
The feature act at the Aldine Is
''Barnum Was Right" and Mr.. Allan.
manager of this organization is a
very capable Snowman with the
Punch and Judy entertainment. He
has signifed his willingness and his
desire TO be OF some service TO the
children and VIII devote his time to
g wing them this delightful bit OF
fun.
Mr.. Bsilantyne OF the Y. NJ. c.
A. will be In charge OF the enter
tainment. One Of the homes to be
visited IS the Riverview where over
seventy children will partake Of the
delights OF the Punch and Judy
show.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08
RURAL FIREMEN
aided LOCALS
Provided Hose After One
Fighter Had Refused to
Provide Lead
CHIEF is FOR
COOPERATION
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
RICHARDSON PARK. Del. Dec.
s.-Members of the Five Points
Civics Association were surprised
last night to learn through the press
that members of the fire squad had
refused TO cooperate with Whining
ton fremen at the Reed fire on We'd
nesday afternoon. An investigation
made by officers of the association
shows that While a lead was refused
the Wilmington firemen from the
Five Points apparatus. the Five
Points fremen did turn their line
of hose over 20 the Wilmington fire.
men and with them entered the
burning building.
John n. Jordin, chief OF the local
fire squad who was at work In Will
mington. during the progress OF the
fire, said last night that he had is
sued orders 10 his men to cooper
ate with all firemen. especially those
OF Wilmington, and he deplored the
action of the one member who had
refused to allow the Wilmington
lttintH 10 ldht Atdu AfOih tiit tH-
CINE. Chief Jordin and his deputy
were unaware of the fire here, and
knew nothing OF the misunderstood
ing until late that day. Members
of the Five Points Association and
Chief Jordin appreciate the work
done by the Wilmington firemen.
Deputy Fire Chief Crockett, who I
took charge OF the hose after the
one Five Point fireman had refused |
10 allow the Wilmington men the
lead, as well as Lieutenant McGon-
lyle. OF the Wilmington department.
complimented the Five Point fire.
men for their work in checking the
flames and thereby saving the ad-
Joining properties.
William II. Watson, who was fore
man in charge OF the Five Points
fire apparatus today denied that the
Wilmington firemen were refused a
lead Off the engine. Mr.. Watson said
he willingly allowed Fire Chief
Crockett the right TO take the lead
and he co-operated with the firemen
until he quit fighting the flames to
go TO his work when he turned the
command of the engine over to
George Tinsman.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08
MISS JEFFERIs, DEAD.

The funeral OF Miss Dorothy t.
Jefferis. daughter of Arthur q. JEFF
ferris, 7o5 Washington street, who
died early yesterday morning will
take place from her late home to-
morrow afternoon az 2.30 O'Clock,
The services will be conducted by
the Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirkus. Inter
ment will be in Riverview cemetery.
Miss Jefferis' many friends were
shocked at the news OF her sudden
death. She had been in health
until Monday when reoccurrence
of an illness from which she suf-
fered about two years ago forced her
10 take TO her bed.
Miss Jefferis had been a
pupil at the Wilmington High
School until her health compelled
her 10 forgo her studies. She was a
member OF the Friendship Club OF
the Y. W. c. A., and attended Trinity
Episcopal Church.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08
CHANGE OF JANIToRs.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Dec. S.-John B. Price,
who has been janitor Of the post
Office since May, 1915, without miss
ing a day during that time, has re-
signed. George F. Jones, former
janitor OF the postofice, has been
named 10 succeed Mr.. Price.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08
BRAIN TESTS.
By Sam Lloyd.
-Four Minutes TO Answer This.

-Four Minutes 20 Answer This.
Harry and Tommy were
about 10 partake of their school
luncheon when along came
John with a proposition to
make it a three-handed event
on equitable terms. II appears
that Harry had three sand
witches and two pies while Tom
my's box yielded three sand
witches and three cakes. John
had no refreshments to con
tribute but was there strong
with cash and a head for fig
ures, so he quickly established
a fair working basis. 1t was
agreed that the three should
Indulge in the spread equally
and that John should con-
tribua e Is cents for his share
They figured that two pies were
worth three sandwiches and
that six sandwiches were worth
eight cakes, so how should that
Is cents be divided between
Harry and Tommy?
Answr 10 Yesterdays.
OAR plus MINK minus INK
minus ARM plus POST plus
APE minus TAPE plus SUM
equals OPOSSUM.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08
Philadelphia Friday, December 8, 1922

Thousands come to the big stores at holiday
times that have seldom come before. We make
friends of them-servce and fair prices.
Evening journal., 1922-12-08

More goods--in doars--in the Cimbe Store
than in any other Philadelphia store--useful in
teresting, wonderful.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Home COMING AT
KiRKSVILLI.E CHURCH

Next Sunday, August 9th,
will be home coming at the
Kirllsville Christian church. Rev.
Frank finder, the pastor, with
his efficient committee, is getting
things in readiness for large
crowd Of visitors. Dinner will
be served on the grounds and
several speakers of note are ex-
pected to be present. Besides, a
special program has been ar
ranged by those in charge which
will be well worth hearing. All
members Of tie church are trg-
cd to come and lend their as
sistance in contributions to the
dinner and the entertainment of
the guests. Friday evening the
Christian Endeavor Society, who
have met with splendid success
in their work, will entertain with
a water melon feast to which all
the members are cordially invit-
ed to come.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
FUEL DISTRIBUTING
AGENCY PROPOSED
CBy Associated Press)

Washington, Aug "a -Estalo-
lishment of a Federal Fuel Dis
tributing Agency to meet the
present coal emergency, and ex-
tention of broad powers to the
Interstate Commerce CommiS-
son with respect to issuing en-
bargoes and priorities, was pro-
posed in a bill introduced today
by Senator Cummins, of Iowa,
chairman of the Senate Inter
state Commerce Commission.
The bill would create the office of
Federal Fuel Distributor, who
would be empowered to deter
nine facts relative to fuel prices,
shortages and supp les generally,
product on and marketing meth
DDS and reasonablenesS of profits
within the industry, who would
report to the Interstate Com
nerce Commission which would
let as warranted.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
EXCHANGE CLUB TO
DISCUSS M'KEE ROAD

The Exchange Club met at
noon in the Glyndon Hotel We'd
nesday and in the absence of
Pres. r. l.. Telford was ably
presided over by Vice President
K. II. Embree, who conducted it
in an interesting and entertain
ing manner.
Rev. VIII Hyndman, of Auro~
ra, Illinois, was the Clubs guest
and his address on Mental and
Physical Development of Man"
was work OF art and thorough
ly enjoyed by a large member
ship.
A musical committee was ap-
pointed to furnish songs for the
club at each meeting and to lead
the club songs. This committee
is composed OF the following
members: w. L. Arnold, chair
man, Henry J.. Perry, Judge ].
d. Goodloe and Rev. O. O. Green.
The national convention at
Louisville September Is to u
will have as its representatives
from Richmond Pres. r. L. Tel
ford, Henry Perry, Harvey Che
nault, Elmer Deatherage and z.
Y. Elder. Many others expect
to go and will give Richmond a
live vote and will make Exchang-
ties from all over the United
States know that Richmond is
on the map.
Exchangite O. O. Green is pre-
pairing a paper on 'The Code Of
Ethics Of Exchange Clubs" " This
paper will receive recognition
from the Educational Commit
tee Of Exchange Clubs of Michi-
gan, as well as other clubs in the
country.
The part that the local club
will play in the Mckee road will
be the main topic of discussion
at the meeting next Wednesday
and it is hoped that every mem
Der will be present to take part,
SO that the club can have an
active interest in this great
project for the upbuilding of the
community.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
FREIGHT TRAINS
WRECKED Near CITY

Three freight cars were smash
ed to pieces early Thursday
morning when the northbound
freight No. A crashed into No.
64 which was lying on a side
track One of the cars was the
caboose. Another was fiat car
which was loaded with lumber,
while the third was a box car
loaded with coke. The pieces
were scattered everywhere. The
engine on No. A which ran into
the freight cars, got by with
little damage. Fortunately, no
one was injured.
No. "a had backed into the
sidetrack the night before in or
der that the trains going north
and south could run. About 1
o'clock Thursday morning NJ.
A, northbound, was forced to
run INTO the sldetrack to let No.
81, fast passenger train going
north, pass, as is the custom.
Not knowing that No. 64 was on
the track, A ran right into it at
a fair rate of speed. She smash
ed into the rear end of O..
A railroad wrecker was called
and all hands set to work. The
coke was scattered all over the
tracks and is being shoveled off.
All trains, freight and passen-
gers, have been tied up all day,
as the wreck was pretty hard to-
clear away. Passengers 81, 20.
80 and others were delayed, be
sides many freights, including
Nos. A 81, O. and 49,. ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
Story of Collins Tragic Death
(By Associated Pressl

Dublin, Ireland. Aug. "a A
graphic story of how Michael
Collins was killed was related
here today by a boy member Of
Collins party. The boy said Col
Inns automobile first met five 75f
the ambushers. He said there
were at least $50 of them a gaiilsstt.
IL in Collins party. Collins d
rected his men to take to cover.
During a lull in the firing Collins
noticed sniper approaching and
went toward him. At that mo-
ment heavy firing swept the road
from both sides. ''The next mo-
nent." the boy said, "he saw Col
Inns fall, shot through the head
As he lay dying he shouted words
of encouragement to his men not
TO mind him. Although bleeding
from a terrible wound, he lived
Is minutes dur ng which he con-
tinued to fire his revolver"
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-08-24
HARDING MAY Be
At LEGION Meeting
(By Associated Press)

New Orleans, Aug. 23-" -"The
Crescent City, is preparing to
entertain the largest gathering
in its history when 10000 mem
bers Of the American Legion and
other visitors come to the Le-
gion's national convention here.
October 1920.
With the tentative acceptance
of the convention invitation by
President Harding and General
Pershing, and he definite accept
ance of Major General John A
LeJunene, commandant of the
United States Marine Corps,
Samuel Gonpers, of the Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor, and
Kenesaw Mountain Lands, COM
missioner of baseball, the meet
ing will assume national import
ance. Convention officials also
expect to entertain a famous
marshal Of France and other
World War notables. Prominent
among the distinguished guests
will be twenty-five wearers of
the Congressional Medal of Hon
or, the highest award for brav-
cry made by tie United States.