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Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12
Real Estate Transfers

Mary \. 4, foilmer ana husband
band 10 Clara A, West. burt st.
tpi,ss n, ", OF 5sd st.. o. o,
ssriTtisi burt st.. tssss n
5sd ct, ., .. .sAtfsh...t.,s,,,f 500
Homestead Co 20 John A, Nsu.
sc. cor, tsth Ave. and Spencer
st, koAfto sst.t.s.+s...ssts.ssts 40
William H. Mouianis and wife 10
Newton Metiisr. sws cor .ist
and n SITS. tsiso. !
Anna u. ish and husband 70 Fat.
rick Clancy. NV cor. tsd and
Pierce sts, sosiss..t.......,s... 500
Patrick Clancy and wife TO Leah
~. ish et al, se. cor. 18th nd
George vs.. Wright and wife 10 d.
Linahan. SAD ct. izo a. n. Of
Lincoln blvd. Q. a. tTIsi:o..,. 10
Cells w. Long and husband TO
winifred Moran. Florence bldv,,
% II. \. OF Burt ht.. asxis.,...., tseo
Katherine Nanhaur To August v.
0;raske. sist at. es n. o. OF
Bancroft si., W. y. ssAxibs..,.. i.Too
James conlsy TO Abraham Lewis.
ssth st.. i2o u. n. Of Q st. o
.. soribo ..................... 1850
Serena u. Rohsn 10 Nellie u.
Caldwell. B5d st.. s5s II. .. OF
Davenport u. c. -. ssrl5s.,.... b,sso
Corduls Meichers to Oullis g.
Carlson. assn at, 100 II. .. OF
Mason ST., W. r.. 6oxis5.5.,...,.. 1900
Lewis A. Watson and wife to
Lewis ID. Watson. ne. cor. Ore
gon Trail and Indiana st.. bosioS 1000
Parkway Real Estate Co. TO Ida
Thompson. 2oth ST.. 40 It. N.
OF Elm st.. W. S. <oribs......,. 500
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12

Exceptionally well constructed frame home located north front
lot 70x110 feet Happy Hollow Large living with arac
tive fireplace and bookcases dining and kitchen first
floor Three bedrooms and sleeping porch tile BATH second
floor extra avaory and toilet first floor also toilet basement
Finished in oak and white enamel hardwood floors throughout hot
heating plant Ruud heater garage for We
recommend this home unusual purchase.
Price, $16,00o-Terms
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12

LAKoMA COUNTRY CLUB
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF
THIS $4,000 HOME.
Well built 6-room cottage, modern but
gas; enclosed sleeping porch: good ga
20 minutes ride to 10th and Farnafn.
Near good school and stores. Call today.
Douglas 1928.
AMERICAN SECURITY CO.,
DO. 6013. 1909 Dodge.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12
REAL RsTArE-IMpRovEp
LROAL NOTICES.

NOTICE or srocknoLpans' AEkriAu
saHaai meeting OF the stockholders Of
the South Platte Land compsns Will be
held at the office Of said Company. Room
fei. First Sstienai Hank huildias. Lin,
eoia. Nebraska, az II o'clock A. m. OF
the ist day OF March. 4. p iss.
Z. II, MORRILL,.
President
W. W. TURNER.
ssefstafy and Treasurer.
Jsi 10 l.s Inc.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12
REAL EsTATE-IMpRovEp
West.
II You Knew

- W. tttANV
THERE wAsA
PROPERTY IN THE
fiELb cLuh DISTRICT which nust
be sela ~ fsb. 10. sad that u eeuld be
boasht al . price ie~ enough 90 ,os
could slssss Tsssi u. weulaa't ,ea iiAs
20 zee u. rlsht tedsyf All right. We
hsss saeh . property. consisting OF .
Saalplete house of rooms. well built
Throughout. i.srs. lislas room, dining
roam. kltshsa asa sanFsam on fret
fleerl ! nies. plssssht sleeping rooms
and finished snd ptastsfsa slsspins
porch on second floor, OAK fioofs
ns~iy decorated. ready TO occupy with.
out cleaning W OF any hard work, Con.
Nsnisnily arranged 10 s4ss steps snd
make houss~ofk easy. Nice large clos
cts throughout, Nice lighting nItufss
aud dandy furnace. Full cement base
meat with coal bin. floor drain snd
grade entrance " yard, daod south
freat lot, pasins paid, Good garage
With cement floor and drive, Price
HoHthiy. will handle. For appointment.
cali SUNDAY. ~ a, m, TO ! y, IA. at
jackson seoo or Douglas sssc. Full par.
tleglafs ehssFfully given. or will be at
property and IL will be open for inspsc-
tion fiuni .. M 10 y. M, sunday
sftsrnoons aurns week. by appointment.
Phone and We will call for you with
car. t1sli us just what you want and
we can help you buy good home al
the night pfles.l
ID. 4. BUCK & CO.,
Realtors.
is Omaha Nat. haah, %. 5000, or New
Ion. LA. sstz, rero. Web. os1s.
buck. KEN. .sat.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12
1902 S. 23d Street

LEAvENwoRrH HEIGHTS SPECIAL.
A very eomplsts s-foom frame homo,
just like new. This HOUSE has large re-
ffsneh doors opening into an attractive
sunroom. all finished In oak large
kitchen, nice back porehi upstairs two
extra large bedrooms with spacious
double closets. white enamel finish and
oak floors throughout Cant be
eauallsd for $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-12

MoNTcLAIR BUNGALOW.
f1ve nico light rooms and bath; neat
~ decorated; small garage; large lot
with paving paid; u blocks TO Harney
or: $500 cash Will handle. Call IA.
Ralston Lots nso, .ssS 0DMsm:Il dsnn: pay; pay;
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
LOST SWELL HOME
BY HER HESITATION
Mrs. John H. Rebold Couldn't
Decide Where She'd Have
II; Now Chance Is
Gone Forever

okmulgee. June a.-It was lust
tho former Mrs. John n, nebold'a
own hard luck that she didn't 10:
tho 10000 home ReboId promised
her and baby Betty Lou year ana
a half ago when he was granted a
divorce.
+ Admittiny that ho u virtually pen
niIess with all HIS pfppssty 'slci
rp" In bankruptcy proceedings In
federal court. Iteboid. who lives n
a mansion at The outskirts OF OK
nsulgee and who once WIS looked
upon az its wealthiest citizen. today
filed an answer 10 Mrs. hobolds IN
which he says that be was fnan-
ciaily able to give Mrs. ifeboid the
homs-Tr6n after tho divorce and was
willing 70 do II but that she conif
not make up her mind where she
wanted It.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
LEADERS Of STRIKE MOVE
PREDICT A WALK OUT
Referendum Ballots Are Now
In the Hands Of All Union
Men; June 80 Is Date
Of Gut

Chicago Jane a.-~RallroEd unions
continued preparations ray for their
strike vote with leaders predicting
that the reierendum NIL DO heavily IN
favor Of suspension of work IN plo.
Hest against wage re6nctApns ma Y nv
the railroad labor hoard
These predictions ~ ar as Al ID y
face or statampnts by eese,, ,failrDa!
presidents that strike sentiment q
largely confined to union readers and
that there was rood reason 20 doubt
whether the sentiment wouid saturate
the nat'cns railway woftcrs,
II the ballots cali for i strike whcn
they ere returned June 40. thc day he.
fore sllooe0.ooo Il IL be slashed on
the wages OF shop and maintenance OF
way employees. the suspension proh-
ably Will become cff~tivc July KS.
according 10 leaders or the rail- un-
ions.
Wihiie rail executives and union
laads,z asre weighing the chances Of
4 strike como Of the union cbiois were
considering the possibilities OF coal
ision between the rail workers aud the
striking coal miners all the possi-
biiity OF action bY the American FED.
eration OF Labor Al is Cincinnati con-
vcntion which opens Saturday, look.
ing toward a general strike OF organ
lied labor AZ the time Of the proposed
railroad waIkout
A strike vote and an actuaI strike
however. are two different things, ac-
cordins to some Of the railroad preai-
dents The statement expresses some
doubt whether the strike sentiment
would echo through the rank and fiIc
OF the unions was signed by the fol-
lowing rail executivess \. E. Byram,
Chicago. Milwaukee ana ~. paul;
fiale Holden. Burlington: w. H. IN.
iey Northwestern: J. d. German
Rock Island: G, II. Markham. Illinois
Central and 8. NJ. FELTON,, Chicago and
Great Western.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
A TEXAS WONDER

For kidney ana bisddsr trouble
gravel weak ano hns bacs. s1suma-
liam irregularities ss he kid
neys and bladder, Rexuiates bladder
troubles IN children. II not sold by
druggists mail si.s5. Small bottle
often cure. Send for swo-n tssti-
monials DR.. y. W. HAIL 3s2s olive
Street. st. Louis. 10.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
tAnsAs OKLAHOMA WHEAT
4AHvEsr READY 70 srAar

Wichita. kan. June Wheat
harvest mlIl haxia In southern Kan.
ra# and psrthen oklahoma by iuns
Is II the mercury continues 10 climb.
d E HALL. manager ~ tho Kansas
ffea empIoymsns barvau bsrs pra~
dlels6 today Mr IislI expects har-
yest 10 No In full swlng Juno y 20
July /, which II about two wssks
later than iast year.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
western Ieaoue


AT Oklahoma City 4: Denver O.
AZ ~. Joseph 8: Sioux city 6.
Az Tulsa g: Omaha 8.
AZ Wichita @; Des Molnes g.
National Lea9ue
AtPhiladelphia q; Pittsburgh Z.
AZ New York III: chicago S.
Al Brooklyn 2: Cincinnati Z.
AZ Boston 1; St. Louis s.
American League
AZ Chicago 2; New York 7.
Al Detroit z; Phfladelphia g.
AZ y Louis y; Boston I.
AT Cleveland Il; washington q.
american Association
~ Kansas City 2; Minneapolis 4
AZ TndlAHapplis b: TuAof1 i.
AZ Milwaukee 4; St Paul.
Al Columbus Louisville, rain.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
ANOTHER 'sIo oNEv vis
AOJuOoED IN CONTEMPT

New York. June 5. s.-Tbomas L.
chadbourne, lawyer who prcmoted the
Republic MidvaIe-InIand xteeI mer-
ger, today WAS adjudged N contempt
by the lockwood iegislatice commit
tee. when hs refused 70 turn over
EXCERPTS on the seye, companies
which were. originally intended 10 be
brought into the e6ns6iidati0u.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

Mrs. Robold asked that John bs
cited for contempt of court for his
fnIlure 70 Give her tho 10000 home
pornised and also for hia dsaln.
smseney IN payinont ~ tho monthly
AlImony of $500.
Not Ever Alimory !.
lttboid saif Il is impossible for
him TO give her the home ,ihst ne
cannot pay tho aiimony. ha aske
that ihe ailmoDy e;ausu II the origi~
'nnl divorce decree be modified. tenn
Tvrarily Al least
The answer was flied only after
several delays had been experienced
|in holding tho heaging On the clta-
ton. during which time iisi,old never
fred an answer. The case ~as 20
have boon heard Tuesday before 4
special judse. W. G. Alley. Superior
judge n ~ rhrlstophsr having dis
qualified himself aftor several Icga'
tiita. When Il waa Gated. Habolds
attorney Nv. J. Peterson. hsd bs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

vOn SALE Complete scholarship r.
pranxhonA rrssticai bsssiness eol~
isss. Oklahoma CITY. This = sAs
hest bumlns.s college in ths sostA-
west. Tn~ f4ador cuthftA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
~ nv e.
~ ~ A. ksmanh

come suddenly III and the sase vas
poAsponoi.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

ANGEL FOOD CANE Made when
ordered. Phone kxsS2 or SGT.
Il. l.. Halsted. RS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

The Daily Leader Is authorized to
announce the following candidates
for designated Offices, their candidacy
being subject TO the action Of the
August primary:
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POLITICAL
Announcements
POLITICAL ADVERTISING MUST
BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE

All political advertising must be
paid for In advance No charge ac-
coints aiIl be made Candidates whr
desire 10 advertise In The Leader
will please send cash with COPY. An
nouncements for county offices are
so. Reading notices r. cents a line
Pictures OF candidates computed by
line measurement. The Leader win
also furnish cuts IL desired
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09
nEPuslicAN TICKET

FOR SHERIFF
HARRY BEAM, Of Seward Twp.
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
Albert v. DlnwIddle. Of Guthrie.

FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
hereby announce as a candidate
for the office OF County Attorney Of
Logan county. on the Republican
ticket subject 10 Primaries August
First. lse2. Your Suffrage will be
Appreciated.
Geo. w. Partridge
FOR COUNTY JUDGE
D. 3. Lamond, of Guthrie
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE
am a candidatr for the nomina-
ton OF District Judge. Republican
ticket. Eleventh District, Payne and
Logan counties. August Primary. Any
support appreciated TONY .fiI6-
GINS.
FOR COMMISSIONER isT DIsT.:.
Harold coolc of Gathrie.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
lST DISTRICT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
lST DISTRICT
A. \. tpIek) Renfro
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FOR COMMISSIONER iST DIsT.:
Harold coose o. GathrIe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

FOR COUNTY JUDGE
.. D. Lanond, Of Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-06-09

WANTED Work BY an is year old
boy vhD rs had experiences in
grocery, messenger service. printing
'oftiet. wflIiSx U lean. rh6A1 N|
= ~ IS ~ r eart11a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26

Nuestra felicitaci6n calurosa a los
artistas, representatives y director de
esta .super production portorrique-
aa'', que ha puesto mly en- alto la RI
cueza ideol6gica del Caribe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
lntOrme del nlerCalO
azuCdF0rO en- N. \.
(De Lanborn & Coz

Ell mercado azucarero durante la
Fsemana, experimento otro corto item
I.po de descanso, acompanado de una
tendencia reaccionaria para los azu-
cares crudos. Los refinaGores tHs-
plegaron una actitud indiferente a
consecuencia de que el cornercio SUI
fria esta pausa Y por 10 tanto no
I,hacian compras adicionales de az1-
car refinada. Mientras cue la tenden
Icia reaccionaria para con los az1-
cares crudos encontrosla causa prae-
ticamente porque las ofertas todas
vcnian de segunGas manos, el senti-
miento en- ell mercado estaba algo ines
table pero sin indicaciones de falta
de confianza en- la estabilidad nj tam
POGO en- que los factores Fundamental
les no continr ason verdaderamcEte
| firmes. Ta'es pe-sctl9s &c inest;;yi-
dad con una pequsna y lenta decli-
nacion, seShan experimentado hume
rosas veces durante los pasados seis
meses, mas bien dicho, desde que
el mercado comenzo a recobrarse 6e
la extremada depression del aiio pa
sado. Ell mercado sin embargo dio
pruebas muy suceptibles de renovar
las compras por parte del comercio
y cuando los reinadores ,entraron
otra vez al mercaGo de azucar cru
do, para obtener sus abastos los pre-
clos respondieron con actividad, dan
do pruebas de la firmeza de las con
diciones fundamenta'ies. El pnesen-
te periodo, esta visto generalmente
/ como otro perfoGo de pausa y mien-
tras que no Sc experiments avance
salguno, como sucedi6 durante los pa
sados cnantos meses, es de esperarse
que Ia nlayoria del comercio tienc
confanza en- la estabilidad del merca
do y en- su posibilidad &c recobrarse
en- absolute.
Como va hemos hecho mencion, el
tono inestable del mercado Sc debe
en- su mayor parte a las ofertas de
segundas manos. Los productores
Cubanos y otros estuvieron, segtin
todas las indicaciones, irmes en- sus
ideas Y no hubo un gran volumen de
ofertas nj preston alguna para VEN
der. Los az1cares que Sc ofrec1an
eran principalmente de alnnacenes
cubanos pertenecientes a los negocian
tes. La declinacion en- los precios en-
los futuros azucareros en- la Bolsa,
capacitaron a estos interesas, para
cubrirse en- los cortos, ofrecieron
concesioness mas bajas de los precios
pedidos por los intereses productores.
Los refinadores experimentation una
nueva demanca aunque lenta, por
az1car refnada, no obstante que ira
bajaban en- toda su capacidad llenan
do padidos viejos con el fin de con-
servar su posicion posponer las
compras de azucares crudos 10 cual
aumento la tendencia de la baja pau
latinamente en- los precios.
| Sin embargo los refinadores segun
Sc cree no estan cubiertos con res
.pecto a sus necesidades de azicares
/ crudos, para Septiembre. Mientras
(Continda en- Ia Ga. pag.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26

Anteanoche Sc llev6 efecto en- Ell
k ksRIALTo', la exhibici6n privada de
la interesantisima pelicula La Mujer
que Sc engan6 a 81 misma'' flmada en-
Puerto Rico.
AL estreno asistieron numerosos in
telectuales representatives dc la prem
sa
q Ia bella artista norteamericana May
! Allison, quien desde hace algdn item
po trabaja en- los talleres de Ia s'Por-
to Rico Photoplay Inc = de Hato Rey,
interpreted Ell papel de Eva, famosa bal
larina quien estando en- Nueva York
acepta una contrata para bailar en- nn
cafe cantante de Hispano America.
Robert Ellis. interpretando el papsl de
Fernando, asiste a su debut acompafia-
do de su abuelo, papel este que inter,
preta magistralmente el artista Frank
Carrier La escena del cafe, representa-
una alegre noche de Carnaval. La enor
me concurrencia esta formada por j6-
venes y damas de sociedad Ell per-
sonaie Fernando, dllrante el bale. rap
ia a la bailarina Eva indemnizando a
su manager" por los dafios que 10
pudiera ocasionar Fernando su
abuelo son ricos ganaderos Y terrate-
nientes en- una pequefia Repiblica
Cierto dia aparecieron en- la fnca de.
10 FaxoiIio racabIarca 7sr1oc a,rlfari r nos
con el prop6sito de comprar la propie-
dad de Fernando. FL abuelo no acepta
las proposiciones de los Representatives.
de la Corporation americana
La pelicula es bellisima; por el lien
ezo desflan pasisajes tropicales, noches
de luna LENA, crepnsculos, wales, mon
tafias, rios, canayerales, un buque de
piratas otras mil maravillas
Ell pablico que asisti6 la exhibit
.ci6n de esta pelicula qued6 complacido
de veras, al yer proyectada una peli-
cula que hara honor Puerto Rico en-
el. extraniero.
Los distribuidores de Ia pelfcula
''Coll y Compafia'', de esta plaza, OBJ
sequiaron a la concurrencia con refres-
cos v tabacos.
Nuestra. felicitaci6n calurosa los
artistas, representatives director de
esta super production portorrique-
ha'', que ha puesto muy en- alto la RI
Queza ideol6gica del Caribe.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
AWIso a LOS AGRIcULTOREs.

Tengo en- existencia para la venta
semilia de tabaco en- grano muy supe-
4rior seleccionada a precio convenien-
te. 81 irteresa solicite la casa conner
cial de Clemente Pereda, calle Algurin
No. II. Bsx z, Juncos. P. r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-08-26
ENFERMHDADES TRANsn1TsLBLEs
O0URRIDAS LA sEHdANA PASADA

sENE EEkMHDADES TkANSAAlSlhLES
O0URRIDAs LA sEDGAlJA PAsADA
Durante Ia semana Que termino el
81 del corriente ocurr1eron en- la isla
las siguientes 'enfermedades por pobla
clones:
tuberculosis: Aibonito 2, Bayam6n 2,
Caguas 8, Cataho /, Guayama 2, Gu
rabo / Mayagiiez 5, Ponce 8, Rio Gran
de 1, san Juan IL y San Sebastian 2.
.Paludismo Arroyo !, Arecibo ] Y
Ponce /.
T6tano :-Juncos 3. Quebradillas | y
San. Sebastian /.
Tifoidea: -Maricao l, Pence, ]. We
ga Alta /.
varice.a .Naranjito /.
sihlis:--Rfo Granas / x San Juan
I29.
Uncinariasis: Mayagiiez 1e y san
Juan II.
Difteria: German /.
4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
ELECT WAR VETERANS
VARSITY" POST HEADS

Especial to The Times Dispntch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Apan
l4.-The Mcconnell Post. American
Legion. at the University OF vir-
ginia. has elected the following Of
hcers: commander, L. NJ Blaciford.
OF the university: vice-commandcr.
Wilbert II. Norton. Of Deltaville,
Va; finance officer. William r. Stra-
ley. OF Lynchburg. Va; recording Of
tccr. Theodore Il. Bunting. OF Nor
folk. Va; service officer. Edward q.
Fenwick. of East Falls Church. Va :
sergeant alarms, Curtis Simpson. OF
Hurt. Va.
B'ackford served with a machine
gun OUTFIT in the Sixth Division.
Norton and Straley were with the
Fifth Marines. Second Division. and
were In most OF the engagements in
which tho marines took part. Norton
being wounded. Bunting. who was
In the navy. saw service in Vladivos.
tok as we'll as In French waters
Fenwlck was one OF the original
members OF Ambulance Unit SIT. or
ganized at the University OF Vir.
sinia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
SALVATIONIST TALKS
AT JOHN MARSHALL
commissioner Estill VIII Deliver Adj
dress Tomorrow Afternoon in
High school Auditorium.

Commissioner Thomas Estiil. ter
ritorial leader OF the Salvation
Army, and mex; In command to Evan
relinc Booth. will speak in the audi
torium Of John Marshall High School
tomorrow afternoon at 2:45 o'clock
He is territorial commander OF the
salvation Army forces for the East
crn and Southern States. and is ac-
romnanicd by Colonel A Damon.
Brigadicr II. d. Bale and n divisional
stan.
ut. Rev. William Cabcll Brown.
Bishop OF the Epiacopal Diocese Of
Virginia. VIII deliver the iir, ocat ton
Brigaaicr IL. -. Bale Will present
Judge Charles y. FIedelson. editor
or The Evening Dispatch. who will
Introduce Commissioner Estill MY
Observation OF the Salvation Army
Work on Five Continents" will be
Commissioner Estlirs subject. An
appreciation viii be delivered by ].
-. Hank, Jr.. Assistant Attorney
General. and Colonel a. Damon will
pronounce tho bencdiction. Instru-
mental i1usic will be furnished by
the Chesapeake Divisional Brass
Band. while vocal music will be rem
dcred by Staff Captain and Mrs. Nc.
MILAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
WILSON AND TLJMULTY WILL
PATCH UP "BREAK," IS BELIEF
Former Presidents Rebuke of Man Long Intimately AS
ISOLATED With Him Creates Greatest Furor in Politi-
cal Circles Since Lansing Dismissal
Nevertheless sS,,,e i. was so construed by

Nevertheless It was 80 construed by
come Democratic leaders.
That one OF these leaders PERSONAL
~ or indirectly called attention Of
wilson TO the construction placed
upon tho banquet misstvc and urged
the action he took. could not be con-
hrmed In any quarter Friday. Scna-
tor Glass and Thomas Love. two Of
tho most ardent McAdoo leaders, In
sisted they knew nothing OF the
whole affair, except what they had
read in the newspapers. McAdoo
leaders generally. however. believe
the Jefferson Day banquet to be a
poorly staged boom for Cox
whereas, Cox's friends here declared
1t to be'"a unfortunate mountain
out Of molehill. developed at the
expense OF Tumulty."
Others professed to see in IL the
realization OF criticism. brought TO
tho attention Of the Wilson house
hold. at certain chapters in Tumulty's
biography of Wilson. book extreme
ly hattering to the former cxecu-
tive. AS corollary TO this there is
the possible resentment Of Wilson
toward any one affecting to speak
for him." when he himself wishes to
say nothinE.
TunuIty Fnils to See Wilson.
However. the subject was brought
TO Wllson's attention. Tumulty. in
tending to remain over few days I'm
New York. hurried back to Washing
ton on the strength OF message re-
ceivcd from the Wilson household.
IL may BIO assumed. under the cir
cumstances. that he sought an audi
ence with his former chief. but nc
has not seen him.
The question, therefore. liz whether
the breach" will prove TO be a def
nito and final break between tho
two men. Tumulty, naturally. is hui
inflated and deeply hurt. Wilson.
bent upon standing aloof from all
political activity, obviously was. and
possibiYstill. is highly irritated either
at TunJulty's action or the construc-
tion placed upon IL in some political
quarters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-15
URGE CITY TO ACQUIRE
PROPERTY FOR PARK
Property Owners Would Have TIL
angular Lot Converted Into Yfu-
ntcIpni Breathing Snot

Property owners OF the West End
Will appear before the Finance Com
mittee OF the Council on Tuesday to
urge the purchase by the city OF a
triangular lot bounded by Monument
ana Belmont Avenues and Cleveland
and Franklin Streets. 1t Is the idea
OF the delegation to have the prop
erty converted into n city park.
The LOT is so situated that Its use
for commercial or residential pur-
poses. IT is claimed. will detract from
the beauty OF Monument Avenue.
which was originally designed as a
show place for the city. AS the West
End grows up tho need of n park
VIII become moro and more ,eces-
sary. 1t Is pointed out, and the ne :
titioners assert that the city should
take care of the opportunity to ac-
4uire the property before its value
becomes too greatly enhanced.