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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

derea ca vOr ii aprObate de d-tra.
Gu toate ca Sc crede ca tratatele
vor Fl combatute, aseara fost pu-
tina indoiala ca uncle din ele nu
vor Fl votate Gu unanimitate 81 ca
toate ivor Fl ratificate Gu majorita-
| tea dc doua treilni ceruta. 49,,
Indata ce plecat Presedintele
Harding din Senat, dupa sfarsitul
vorbirei sale, 'au luat dispozitiuni
ca tratatele sa fie luate cat de GU
rand in considerable.
Senatorul Henry Cabot Lodge,
de Massachusetts,, presedintele CO.
mitetului relatiunilor streine, a
anuntat ca name dimineata comi-
tetul Sc va intruni sd cerceteze ira
tatele.
Prcsedintcle Harding a declarat
astazi GU emfaza ca tratatele nu
obliga pc Statele Unite sau orr ca
re alta putere Gin nici o atlanta,
incurcatura sau implicatiuni' 81
totusi dupa aparenta lupta impo-
trivia tratatelor va fl indreptata
impotriva pactului celor patru pu-
teri, prin care Sc garanteaza pacea
pc Oceanul Pacific.
Baza protestului va Fl ca Sc me-
diteaza o atlanta intre America,
Marea Britanie, Japonia 81 Fran
ia, care poate va rezulta intr 'un
razboiu.
Senatorul William E. BOrah de
Idaho, care Sc crede ca va conduce
lupta 1mpotriva pactului celor pa
tru puteri, pc baza ca tinde catre
o atlanta casi statutele Ligei Ma
tiunilor din tratatul della Versail.
les care s'a respins, zimbit, cand
presedintele Harding mega existen-
ia unei aliante.
Mai tarziu declarat ca daca
studiarea tratatclor il va CONVINCE
ca Presedintele Harding este gre
sit el va lupta Gu toata abilitatea
lui impotriva pactului.
/ Presedintcle Harding, lamurind
pactul celor patru puteri, a anun,
tat neted ca nu contine nici IN
mandat de razboiu dar adaogat
ca sc usor de crezut ca aseme,
nea conferinta celor patru puteri
de determine ce actiune trebue
ga Sc ia ca sd intampine 0 situate
!: ::amenintatoare, este prevestirt
morala ca natiune agresiva, care
| ar infrunta cele, ,patru puteri, s'al
expune la fntreprindere hazar
] doasa."
i Nereferindu-se direct la tactics
urmata de Woodrow Wilson, II
negociarea Tratatului della Yer
sailles fara participarea senatulu
in delegatiunea americana, Pre-
! sedintele Harding q facut aluzi,
Ia "gelozia senatului de con
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
NECROLOG

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Sentinela Romano"
din Fort Wayne, Ind. Gu parere
de rau aduce la cunostinta ince-
tarea din viata in ziua DE 9 Febr.
1922 fratelui Vasile Draghici.
nascut in anul 1883, comma Has
falau jud. Tarnava-Mare Roma
MIA. Pc care il deplang in patric
sofia, mama 81 2 frati, lar aicea
consateni si lnembri Societatii
''Sentinela Romana" carui
membru fost.
In numele Societatii zicem fie-i
nlenloria bine cuvantata.
Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

"Hallo! Halo! Sefut Poli!ici"
"Da."

A"'1V' AA"eeV. W" Ou,tt.
"Da."
"Hallo! Aici dina Green, 5SS
Il. 50 Str. Un cane mare intrat
IN casa 81 sa,e 81 latrd Ia mine. re
rog trin,'te pc cineUa IN grabd sd
ma scdpe de el."
"AUright. Vine indatd," res
punde sefM politiei din Lexington,
Ky., 81 dispune sd mcargd sergen-
tM de serriciu Gu dutObicicleta sd
impuste pc anindlul care indrdz-
nit sd turbure siguranta publicd.
/, Pcste cdterd minute zine sergen-
tut 81 raportedsd ca a impuscat CD
nele Ia cap 81 la tras ofard din
casa, 81 seful dispuae ca serriciul
de curdtenie sd ridice hoitul, dar
aba pune jos receptorul 81 apara-
taH sund din nOu.
SefM rorbeste 81 pc fata lui Sc
imprin,d mirared. uluirea, 81 strigd
pc sergentM de serUiciu sicdndu-i:
"Cum al 0mOrH cdnele, dOmnu-
ae? Doan,na Green imi spune cd
intrdt din nOu IN casa 81 ldtrd
81 cm mai multd anrersunare Ia
ea?"
"L'am impuscat IN cap die.
Era mort. Lam trds dfard IN
curte. 80"
"Ajunge. Du-te 81 rezi ce-i a.
colo. Id-l 81 pc Tom cu tine!" 81
&c seful iritat 81 ordinM Sc erecutd
Peste cdterd minute rin sergentii
raportdnd cd intr'dderdr cdnele e.
ra in casa 81 ldtra furios, dar tau
fdcut de petrecanie, smpnscdndu-l
"Alright," respnnde seful, da'
iar sund telefOnul:
"Hallo! Da, setul. Ce este din
nou necazul. d-nd Green?. Halo!
!. Cdnele? Cum II podte? HIM.
Oamenii mei spun ia e mort.
HIM! Mirare! De sigur, foarte CT
rios. M pricep mimic :. Da. dd
O sd riu char eu. =" 81 cdtr,
sergenti carl dscultan cM 0chm hol
bati: "Cum aii impuscat cdnele
domniOr? Va bateti Joe de mine. E.
D-na Green imi spune Cd a intra,
idr in casa 81 latrd 81 urld de RI
dicd case" !"
"Nu stin. die Sef. 1lo nu-
cane. drac. MOI Lam impuscat
| Am slobosH patru gloante IN capu
Mi. NURSE. Nu mai misca $
Lam tirf. afard in cnrte,' b0rb0
roseste Tom, anal dintre cei ma
bum tintasi din corpul politienesc
Seful, rddit surescitdt. Sc arMn
ca in outOmObI 81 merge la ddresC
ndicatd. Era chiar asa cam II te
lefOnGse d-na Green. I'm cane ma
re, ldtQs era in salon. Mtrdnd 8
urldnd fioros, acelas cdne 7mpus
| cat 81 decldrdt de dOud orr ca mort
81 seful scoate rerolrerul 81 bang
sloboade un foe, 81 cdnele scOdte IN
nrlet 81 cdde pc coastd. In timpu
acesta sosind 81 rogonuL care adu
nd dnimdlele mOdrfe, cdnele era
minat, decIdrdt mort 81 armncdt Il
ragOn. De astd datd NURSE. find
ca riatd, o bdlt00ed de sdnge p
cOrOr, Sc scursese dim ell.
| Faptul a pr0dus haz, s'a conaen
tat IN felurite chipnri, de Oare c
sd c0nstdtot CD cdnele fusese attn
81 de gloantele sergcntslor. I'm n,,'
calit fmsd pus capdcul la toat'
discutia zicdnd:
"a f0st cine de rasd nobild
dOmnilOr. Ma roit sd n,0arI d
glontul amui politist de rind."
nfP1pIyN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11

IN OAz DE- ACCIDENTS
grave, psrdsrea unui picior san
manx, Uniunea 8. +. 4. d. IN
bsusficiu a gapte suite dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
Starea n|izerabi|d
a mineri|or
rs dolari castig in sapte luni.
o mama mare ata Gu ce
Sc carpeasca.
de: Otto D. Tolishus.
(Dupa Cleveland Press.)

JACKSONVILLE, o. II Febr.-
'Douazeci 81 cinci de dolari in ul-
.timele sapte luni.
Aceasta este suma pc care a
fost in stare sd caStige William
Sherman din FlOodvile, comu-
nitate miniera aproape de aici,
ca Sd sustina familie compusa
din II persoane.
Sherman este unul din sutele
de lucratori de mine de carbuni
carl traiesc flamanzi in Hooking
Valley, din cauza ca S 'au inchis
cea mai mare parte din mine.
Douazeci 81 cinci de dolari cas-
tigati lucrand in jurul orasului
| 81 de la la 8 dolari pc sapta-
mana PRINT de la Uniunea mi
nerilor a fost tot Gu ce trebuit
sd traiasca familia in ultimele
Esapte luni. De sapte luni de cand
nu lucreaza, 81 inainte, timp de
mai multe luni, lucrat foarte
lputin.
Cum al putut sa traiesti ?''
am intrebat pc dina Sherman.
''Eu singura nu stiu,'' res
puns ca afara Cd natura ONE
neasca pare ca in stare sa sufe-
re mai mutt pc eat sc crede.
Sherman a cheltuit toate eco.
nomiile lui. A facut mai multi
credit pc cat Sc permite Ia prava4
lila companiei. Pc timpuri bune
si-a cladit casuta care costa
1000 dolari pc care a facut III
imprumut de 800 dolari = acea.
sta fost tot ce putut avea.
Familia Sc compune din ell, so.
tia 81 zece copii, de la l la Is ami
Cinci merg la scoala 81 trebue
lprevazuti Gu imbracaminte Gu,
iviincioasa.
| "Ce este ell greva care vine?'
am intrebat.
de, poate va ii mai raur' a
raspuns Sherman.
Intro alta comunitate din apro
pierre, Kimberly, este familia
Floyd Barlow, compusa din saptt
persoane. Barlow nu lucreaza dt
zece luni. I'm baiat de II ami. care
lucreaza la pravalie a compa
niei cu I dolari pc saptamana
sustine familia. Mai primesc
| dolari de la Uniune.
! 0 alta familie tot din aceast;
tcOmunitate este intro stare dt
(plans.
/ Familia cOmpusa din sapt,
kpersOane 81 toti sunt Gu picioare
lie goale. Ciorapii 81 incaltamin
tea a devenit zdrente.
! Mama II are alta Gu ce sa car
[pcasca hainele copiilor.
\ Correspondents lunga, citeaz;
mai multe cazuri triste, intre car
moartea patru copii dintr'o ia
mile din cauza ca n'au avu
hrana de ajuns. Spatiul 81 timpu
nu ne permite insa so reprodu
kcem in intregime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
y. s. r. A.
C 0 N U NlcAT.

Societ&tile membre in ''Uniu-
nea Societatilor Romano de Aju-
tor 81 Clltur4 din America" stunt
rugate q lua Ia cunostinta urma-
toarele cazuri de moarte intam-
plate in luna Ian. 1922 81 anunta-
te h Oficiul Secretarului General
in aceias luna, care sunt urma-
toarele:
Caxul. No. 612 Mariea Riscut4,
Soc. ''lEihai viteaxul'' $4,000
Caxul No. 613 Rv. lGateiu Tar
cea, Soc. 'Biruinta + Desrobirea
Nsamului Romanes" $4,000
Aceste- cazuri s'au trimes spre
achitare IL Societ&ti Gu data de
Z Iebruarie 1022.
Youngstown, o. Z Febr. 1912.
GEORGE MARHAO.
Secrstar general.
ga 35).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-02-11
DACA~VREI

Sa nu intinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor In caz cand al ramas
far4 o mana san un picior In
scrie-te intro societate din
Uniunea s. B. A.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-11-18
Chincoteague And Wallop
Highway.
By L. P. BOWEN, D. D.
November Is, 1922.

In the Land of the Potatoe,
Waffles, shellfsh, pretty girls,
Chincoteague salutes LeCato,
And her growing thrift unfurls;
Land where Indian Werowances
Reigned amid these groves anc
glades,
Where Indian beaus had their ro-
manceS,
Wooing copper-colored maids;
Land where Wallop and his neighbors,
Mid the croaking of the frogs,
Grubbed the ground with heavy Ia
bors,
Built their cabins of pine logs,
Land where, just as brave as any,
Planting Gospel pure as gold,
Doughty, Teackle and Mackenzie,
In the glimmering days of old;
Where Mackenzie in the cleaning,
Of the hazy distant skies,
Built the Mill at Assawaman-
Preachers, men of enterprise,
In the Land of the Potatoe,
Waffles, shell-fsh, pretty girls,
Chincoteague salutes LeCato,
And like energy unfurls.
lOI new lOCOHlOLlOH
Marsh and gully and lagoon,
Wonder they hadn't bridged the
Ocean,
O1.I pathway to the moon;
Brave John Whealton-we guess he'd
From this rare Virginian land,
Build causeway up to Heaven,
By so magic sleight of hand,
You see it is the firm opinion
Of F. F. VS. with blooded brow,
That their peerless Old Dominion
Is much like Heaven anyhow;
Brave Captain Wheaton = Mosqui-
toes SILVER
Scared to death down in their fens,
And the muskrats in a culver,
Sing Hail Columbia in their dens,
And old Neptune seems to feel good,
Happy as you ever saw,
And sends his greetings TO the Rail
road,
Down the old Peninsula;
In the Land of the Potatoe;
Waffles, shell-fsh, pretty girls,
Chincoteague salutes LeCato,
And new vigor now unfurls.
In the faded days departed,
Old Colonial days far back,
Lived Chieftain merry-hearted,
The laughing King of Accomac-
So today we're jubilating,
AS Laughing Kings and Laughing
Queens
This model Highway celebrating
In the Land of Evergreens;
Freed from mire and muck that
bound US
Knowing proudly how it feels,
To be in touch with lands around US,
With dear old Accomac on Wheels;
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-11-18
Near East Relief
Bundle Day Nov. Y

Near East Relief Bundle Day, for
the donation of clothing for the suffer
ers from the. Smyrna disaster and for
the regular work of the relief organi-
cation in caring for the hundreds and
thousands of orphans in the Caucasus,
has been set for November %, in
Maryland, announces state headquar-
tiers,
Some idea of the tremendous need
this year for clothing for these help
less people may be imagined by the
people of Maryland if they could con-
ceive the residents of a city twice the
size of Baltimore, which now is COM
puted to have about 100000 residents,
suddenly poverty stricken, without
clothing, without food, without heat
and without shelter of any kind. Tha.
is the condition at present in the Near
East and it has not yet reached the
maximum for within a few weeks, l.
$4,000 residents of Anatolia been or
dered by the Turks to leave their
homes and get out. This means that
this number of people, men, women
and children, will be cast out, almost
without warning and must trek, they
know not where, in the midst of win
ter, for snow already has fallen in
that section. 1t means that thousands
CT these people will die, of starvation
or by freezing to death, that thous-
ands of them will fall dead by the
wayside as they tramp hopelessly a
way from their centuries-old homes.
All this great host of refugees must
be fed and clothed and it is for cloth
ing for them that Bundle Day, No
vember %, has been set, on which
clothing, old or new, just so it is
warm, is asked by the Near East Re-
lief. The people of the state are ask
ed to send donations, prepaid, Ito
save the organization that eXpense.)
to Maryland Headquarters, Near East
Relief, ID w. Franklin street, Balti
more, Md. The people Of Baltimore
city will take their donations to the
Public schools and Pratt Libraries, all
OF which will be receiving stations on
Bundle Day.
Schools in Baltimore city have
started knitting sweaters, and other
warm things for these people and the
State Director would like to see clas-
ses formed all over the state Remem.
Der Near East Relief Bundle Day, No
tember %.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-11-18

This is the season of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re-
plenishes her supply of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is almost certain
to be needed before the winter is over
and results are much more prompt
and satisfactory when it is kept al
hand andgiven as soon as the first in
dication of a cold appears and before
it has become settled in the system
There is no danger in giving it to chill
dren as it contains no opium or other
harmful drug.-Advertisement.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-11-18

Easier now the fun and sporting,
Mid the pines and by the tide,
Easier now to go accounting
With our sweethearts by our side;
Mules are braying that the fetter
Breaks that bound to killing Toads'
And the Funerals feel far better;
Riding over decent roads,
Yes, the Preachers pulses quicken,
AS they glide upon the breeze,
fastening to the brown fried chicken
And the golden marriage-fees,
We are sure we are not lying,
And if Wheaton proves quack,
Wen soon have the airplanes flying
Up and down old Accomac,
In the Land of the POtatoe,
Waffles, oysters, pretty girls,
Chincoteague salutes LeCato,
And the Flag of Hope unfurls.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1922-11-18
Good Health.

If you would enjoy good health,
keep your bowels regular. No one
can reasonably hope to feel well, when
ccnstipated. When needed take Cham
berlain's Tablets. They are mild and
gentle.-Advertisem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Thomas i. Williams.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. nov. ..
Thomas J. Williams. Chief of the
Charlottesville. nre department and
said To l." the Oldest active hrc
chief in tho United states, died las,
evening a. his home on Park street.
following stroke &C paralysis some
weeks ago.
Mr. Williams celebrated MS niuc-
tieth hirthd3; .a August last and
t"" weeks la'"y l.ft with "a band 81
local hrciueu Cor Hampton va. to
attend the thirty sixth annual con-
veni.pu OF the Virginia state Fire
mems Association. ~ which he had
long been treasurer
Mr.. Williams was born On Phnad.l-
ph.a. August .. 1883. Early Boa lir,
he h'cam" a member OF th. then
volunteer IRE company ia the Qua
Scr CITY. In tn" year 1898. soon al
ter coming to Virginia 10 make his
home. b" WAS elected chief of the
charlottesville Fire p.pnrtmcui.
which position H. saS held hy re
election over since. For u long torn
OF years. NJ. Williams WAS surcriu-
t"ndcnt az TIA" city gis departments
SiNty-foUr years ago, Mr. Williams
married MIS- Anna liarmau. Sister
of tho w"ll known banker. John T.
iiarman, of this c.ty. She died juno
- last. IN the cIEhty-th.rd Year of
her age. TWO daughters survive.
Mrs. Rosa Nlilcbraud and Mrs. ". \
Gibson. OF this city. Among his
grandchildren arc Mrs. r. II Roy-
kin. - Baltimore. ana Il. T. Gator. of
san Francisco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
4JGiiti'S --LEG IS
I.CYnl NOtiCeS

Hirs ron ROAD CONSTRUCTION
Scaled bids Will b. received by tho
Hoard OF Su?erv!s OF r!,tryivan!G
county at IL O'clock noon or D.coInb-r
&. 1872. during ia" regular meeting a.
Chatham. Nn., '0r ia" construction OF 81
miles Of SOL roads beginning a, Gr.tnn
aud running w.s' to r!,t,v!ilo. Estimated
quantities Hs follows:
acres 81 clubbing nnI clearing.
$4,000 ca. y!s OF umcinss.aed cIcava.
TON.
&etL pire culy"r;s: 100 I'm. ~ ,2-inch
Ola. so Il. OF i.-inch. 200 -. ~ J. lnch.
ig9 u. OF 2i-nch. and 80 II. OF 3S-!uch.
20 "a. yd.. 1876 h"hiwali concrete. 80
'u yds. o. i:2- Reinforced concrete cul-
y"E's 2.Aob pound, rc-en!prcinS steel.
200 "a. yd,. toy soil
Each bli must be niIlH on standard
;nrnl and must be- accompanied win II
ccriiEci chrca ar cash FOR $1,000.
Tho contractor 20 whom the award 4,
made Wi! ho rcGul-"i 30 furnish d, rur.ty
'omunry bond ia tho rum o: 80 per cont
HpT,J % To-" contract AMI w,ll 10 re-
pu!f't u complete the contract ~ De-
,cu.bcr ], 1873
rhe r!sh, is reserved TO rejec, any 0,
tN lids
~ osa-r Of NE Hoard ot Supervisors.
November :. 1872.
:. WHITEHEAD. Chairman.
J. = ChRTEE. County Engineer
- TIIE niSINlCT coCitT Or THE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
TIGERS VISIT HERE
WOULD BE MALH..
MEMORABLE ONE

CONTINUED From First rag"D
little something 10 90, would
have to b" provided; "a pa.ad, would
have :" 10 given. -" tho people might
50" The distinguished visitor and
then q public reception would wind
up III" day"
Help to Gr-cf Frances SON.
Mrs. Eorruan V. Randolph when
asked what tho daughters of the
C0nfcd"gacy would do, replied that.
while that Organization could not
take amy Official action as body
sh. could speak for all of them in
saying th"y would individually. help
:" greet Frances son w!th the fer
yer SO often displayed upon similar
occasions. Il think IL would Dc 4
nice thing TO hav" Mr.. ilcWenc.au
visit ms" She said i would like
10 got "a g.inps" ot the fine old
gentleman myself"
Mrs. WilIiam KuHn COX. repre-
scuting the Colonial Danes, said
that GENERALIZATION would join all
other patriotic ORGANIZATIONS in Civ
Ing TIA" !'vcuchuHL h,timg rccop-
ZION. 'lIe is an admirable man"
She said. ~ I.yal al the men VINO
helped MAKE our country"
Mrs. ". j. Payne. ot the Daugh-
tors OF tho American Revolutions
was as pTotusn Ia hcr expressions Of
p.casur. al the possible appearance
h"r" OF Mr.. Cl-m,uccau How
sr!eudid" Mrs rayn" exclaimed.
N there IS anything we can do We
VIII bring il NY at the meeting OF
The body next Friday afternoon"
II is proba bic that q delegation Of
citizens may call upon Mayor
Ainsl!" today Ia consult with him
about the matter. The Mayor cam
not. - course. proceed uatil there 10
some probability OF dcuni,.. action
an tn" part of those having the
Itinerary az NJ. C!cmcnccaU in hand,
Til" Tiger is NOW IN tho West.
where Ia" Viii deliver several Speeches
and Viii probably be IN Washing
t'n the latter part OF ncNt week
Efforts vii! be made at once TO as
certain III" exact movements o! NJ
t!emence:tu. ana he may he able to
come 10 Richmond from Washing
ton and spend part OF the day
""r". Mayor Ainsli- viii act. i, was
said last night. when there is any
th.nS definite in sight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
Mrs. Grorgr Mummy.

HEATilSNILLE VA. Nov 20
Mrs George Murphy. OF Wcstmorc-
land County. died at her home. Ago.
field At an carly hour sunday nao,u-
ing. Sh" had been in failing health
FOR = year or more and extremely
feeble for tn. past few weeks Mrs.
Murphy was the eldest daughter Of
tn" late E"v. Joseph H. Davis and
ms Wii". and was horn in Richmond
city in 1874 coming to this section
in carly girlhood. Funeral services
were conducted by her father. R,.
W. =. Burch. of tn. ~ +. Churyh.
a; her late home. and !ntcrmcnt was
n the cemetery of that place. She
Was laid beside her husband and
son. one SON survives. and many
relatives ana close friends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

I'm N''u'u rom j. ifS' !'ds")
with party ,najori,ies reduced 10 tho
danger point, eTcn greater difficulties
may be encountered.
From the same sources. i, is learn
ed that Mr.. Harding Is resolved TO take
active command OF his party forces
and 20 assert his Right to take the
lead in Legislative as wc!! as purely
cN"cutIv. matters from this tim.
forward. even though this involves
Il radical change OF policy on his
part.
Both in his campaign mud in his
carly days ia power he insisted ,ha,
he would not DO another Roosevelt,
or another Wilson In his dealings
with Congress. He preferred 10 rccog-
n!zc In that body an entirely indcpon-
cent branch o! tn" government, to be
Influenced from tho White House only
through the medium OF formaI meg
sagcs 'on tho state Ut tho Union" lie
expected tho House and senate TO
function upon It's OWN responsibility
and through It's own leadership.
And hu resisted tte Temptation
again ana again to step IN and take
charg" o.: III" situation. Even when
MS FOurr Power Treaty seemed in
..rhEe danger. whom tariff lcylslatlon
was IN an apparently hopeless taugl..
and When hOth the House and Sen
~" ~ 1870" /" me- warnings
~ 1! s"'u''F bonus
'''s '''''uN ""'
Friends say lie WINS Mistaken.
IN" Presidents friends now agree
t"at ms view 90 congress! !ndc-
r'n'"nc" Ma mistaken one. and
thAt ne himself haS become con-
F'h,ed OF ihat taet they know and
he. -.
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Mrs. Mildred .,nhn.., u,

i.l Nt!iHJ NG. VA. Nov. 26-Mrs
Mildred Johnson Sass. widow Of
L. Bass. who had lived here forty.
Tour years died sunday morning al,
''r home, GIL Washington street.
Siie was granddaughter of Colonel
H"!"htin" Johnson, ana was horn at
ms home Montebc!l". Orange Coun-
Shr was " member OF Centenary
h'ih"dist Church. ana is survived by
wv" children, g. NJ Bass and Mrs
y. H. Shcat than. of this cts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
FIND , MURDERED
in BURNED RUINS
OF BRISTOL. HOME


md was employed at a restaurant.
lie was Seen in Smiths store at mid
Night saturday, and IS thought to
nave remained there until the muir
der was committed
TN al Ni"I"nrc.
There ~ns some. tail, Of yjplnuc.,
about neon today bat this was
quickly disprllod when officers made
preparations T." protect Tho prisoner
Nh"ut twenty policemen and deputy
sn"r'ms took part in he iuycstiga-
ton here.
".hrcrS wh" had arrested Eur.h-
hcid said tina; there were no gndica-
tons that ho had been drinkmr. lie
almost broke down while vSvyinE
the body of his Wife
The bodies OF tho i've persons slain
were badly charTed. The feet and
heads were burned OF and they could
not he recognized. Officers believe
that Rurchiicid fired the structure
after numbering them.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27

The Goa! Industry, but once that ro-
port Is in hand. and - plan Is adopt
ed. h. VIII demand its acceptance at
the hands of Congress
President Harding nov believes.
according 20 his friends. that the
moe vigorous hts leadership in
Washington. tn" more popular sup-
port he w!!l receive from III. Coun-
try. Also h" realizes that hc has
trouble ahead in III" ucxt Congress
a Congress which, his party may or
may not be able 10 control.
lie has h"com" convinced, Il is de-
clared. that the best means oc deal
ing with possible Insurgency from
this tim" forward, is TO have. Il cl"au-
cut administration program. and to
stand by II, come what may. That is
"hat h" now proposes 70 do and u
he must fSht for his policies. he is
ready TO fight TO II finish.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-27
John W. Harvey.

LfNCliBCiiG. VA. Nov 2G-Iohn
w Harvey. aged 81 years. died a.,
las home here Friday, haSing been
i'll for long time. lie was for thirty
years a wcll-known attorney ~ law
and churchman here. having been
prominent IN the affairs of the
Methodist Church. Horn in Tcnmrs-
see, his parents moved during his
early Childhood 10 Bedford county.
where Mr.. Harvey lived until 1872.
when he moved t" LynchbUrG. Mir
Harvey is survived by his widow.
who was "a daughter OF The late cap
tain w. G. ncrrow. al Campbell
County.