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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
FIELD MEN COMPLETELY
COVER SOUTH CAROLINA
Towns Fight Over Privilege
of Securing Big Tobac-
co Business
co Business,
Especial /" The Times.

Especial /" The Times piSpa,ch
RALEIGH. y. G.. .uly Is -orrn-
si''"n Ia the Tobacco Growers. ga,
Operative Association is wi,b.r,ur
ihr"uI hout South carnlip, as ecId
Workers from four States ady,n,. an
tn" east sid" Of tn. r.rdc. Rive,
nnh"r the leadership ~ W f.. l...
h"id service representative nfth.
'"'''''"n Tor South Carolina. and on
~" west sid" Of the river with I. i.
''"S"rS directing the attack with :,
'"mpi"t" reaction In favor of rn
operative marketing
Forty business men ~ FInr.n,,.
nav" set ont today 10 divert eycr,.
aNail"hIe pound ~ tobacco within
r"a'h ~ their market 4" tho co
operative warehouses nf tn. b.,b
quarters town. Timm"nsviIle lar,
city. ramGlic" and other markets.
my" "vHss"d steadily To secure 4
portion Of III" S5""ooo annual hus;
n"ss which Florence claims as no.,
-" r'"ren''n"s ar" now making a
record fight in their d.tnrmina,i,,
=" win this htr stake Of $500 ooo :,
wear -
IN" T"ha"c" Growers co-opcra,iyo
association has strictly adhered ~
.""ir p"lrN of giving IN" growers
iie" "h"i"" ~ markets but ,bou.
sands ~ growers must make tina,
'h"ic" within IN" neat ten DAYS and
IN" competition between towns
grows NOR" iur'nS" .> tn. opening
daN approaches
More than 10" ""n,r.c-s w.r.
signed hN sseori.'inn vnrL.rv
around Mullins last wax my
reached headquarters from Marion.
ana many from rthrr 'oha"Co con
'NrS Tb" largo markers arc 81
s"I'diN surrounded rs a.Soria,inr
t"har"o that tho campaign workers
nav" adopted 'u"d"rn methods Of al,
TACK ana nav" d"pl"I"d in vida
area in mop-up drivo which b,,
developed ,n'" q highly s,irces.>uI
campaign of contract h.,uaer v,rr
ci and grower
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
ASSASS|NS Of WILSON
SENTENCED TO DEATH

Cause"
Try Associated Press

'"'Nb'\, July is Reginald Dunn
ana Joseph pSullivnn were sentenced
'" death today FOR tho murder Of
fl"id Marshal Sir Henry IIurhes VIII
sou. VIII" was shot in from, Of hi.
HON" -n Eaton Place las, month. TIN.
mon ""r" convicted after trial in the
Did HniI"y
Th" jury was out three minutes
Ask"d " h" had anythinr to s.v
"hN s"n'"nc" Z" death should no, he
pronounced. Dunn began:
Th"r" exists certain living nxce,-
h"n.<'" 'hiS general rule Of Justice
Chr''i '",'hurst who murdered Mr.
ase6 'ns:on, and captah Nardy. who
rrn.do,ch Ls'=ch!.,--
Her ia" iuhv" Interrupted saying.
'hat h" would u", allow N" occasion
TO l." used f"r political prirpoSop
that the cns" .huu'H 10 nrhi,rnt.d hy
court 81 IN" higher powers of
i:ur"i,"
n'S"llIvan ,h"n r"sc ana said in a
husky voice.
M! HAY" dom" my lord. I have
don" for ireland and Tor ireland
ain proud I" die"
Thor" was Il rrI ~ Hear, hear
from tn" rear dork
IN" black cap Was placed upon 'h..
judges had He then uass.d ,h,
~"nt"n"" ~ death on Dunn W'h.n IL,
ended "Ith IA" words And NAV IA.
Lord hAN' mercy GA your soul Dunn
sad quietly III" viii. NV lord"
Tn judy" then sentenced o'Sul'i-
.an. "h" at IA" "onclusi"u cried
'i"u may XIII my body. my lord.
I'm; my .rifit you "i!i never XIII"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
iNN NSsnriatc,l Irnss

Lawn T"nniS NsSucia,inn's .,nris',r :.
w 'hhiaW 'r"m m" competition for
IN" Davis rUp announced Ncstcrda,
.hN 'f'"l'n sensation among IN,
tennis d"Vof"cs w
h"Srti "v'" this action is univ ,rs,l
h"t WIN" this attitude in some. ,aS,s
"t>"" on sharp disaEr ..nlcrt with
- HN'''"' ION action. II AXE. form
else" here in d"rloriup ,;r.ai R,i,,i,,'s
.i'N'h' i"'k of enough nrSt-rat,.
ri"N"is :" max" team wi,hou, two
,H.NI"hnlhS men Major A. r. r
~ 'hES'"'" and randolph I.yrctt. who.
"hS SAID. Viii b.. Inahl. to max,
"a" 'tlr 4" America II They should
h''N' Won IN" preliminary tourut
n"Ni against Spain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Daily Golf Ca,echism,
With Results SimpliGcd
ny INNS BROWN
ny INNS BROWN

ms case. \ ditch runs through IN.
iairwhS on ON" hul" "f our Cuurs.
~; 'nral rule player is allowed u
IN without penalty from this ditch
" ball is sliced into the rnugr
anu goes int" tn" ditch. Is a player
"h' ."d Il" lift and drop in the fair
way Is he allowed To- lift at all
able?
y |, Is a !ittl" ditncult To under
stand III" local rule in this case Tn
"s ms ditch is regarded as ground
u" no LEGAL ar logical reason to al
low player 1" lift. II /, is rcfard
"d as ground under repair. the ball
must h. dropped as near as rnss hi"
/" where 1t lay. and il this could hc
h"n" ~ TIC rough. It should IL" drop
ped th"r"
:. q In four-bal! match. As ball
h"S about Two feet from tn" "hp. aud
'w" feet fr"m rs In raIiug his
putt. e must play between Them.
.h"nEh On" Is not 'Nmi"d TIA. he
,hc riEh, I" hay" "i'ncr or both "f
them either play or lif''
A. Yes I'm a four ball match. any
player has IN" right ." hnv. either
"a'l on N" putting green either
played or lifted. II h. thinks Il might
interfere with his hall
:, q In a four ball match, As hall
lies about eighteen inches from the
cup. II puts and knocks As nall in.
Is y credited with boiling "u hie last
previous S'rohc7
\ No. la four ball match. an,
hail displaced 10y another must 10.
replaced
- In Il f"ur-hall match suppose
ON" players bah knocks tina; ~ an
other out az p"stti"u aud really i'm
proves his rhnnc" for h"liur out has
IN" latter "a" option -; saving
whether az net IN. tall shall! he
replaced
~ No ~. bal! must h. replaced
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
SHIP SUBSIDY BILL.
ATTACKED IN SENATE
III, Assnclnt.h me-.

w AStilNGTpN. July Is Admins
'rati"n ship subsidy h!ll was n,tack-d
IN "a" S"ua'" today hv S.nn'ur r'l"i-
h"'' I'"m""int Florida former
'th' 'h'Ah "nd now ranking minor
~ iu'mh"r "' Ia" Seuat. Commerce
committee, Nh" SAID lh. lin had
ri"NiSi"nS f"r suhvcn,i"ur Indirect
>hhs'hl'r anu direct Euhsidi-s upon
y N'"'' never hrt"r" C"rt'"Iti plated g.
ne r'"rlda senator added that ia his
'blhl"h ~ would Al this tim. he :,
mistaken aud most uufortuua,. r.r
va" country =" enact them ir,o laws
Sale az shipping Rna-d v.,.rlS n,
IT, TX time payments and government
insurance Tor American ship op.,..
Tor. VA recommended 10y Senator
Fletcher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
y. y. y. a Y. Trains on ,rm.

bSAN'p'k "a Iuly j. hidr-
NIX fT"tt ~" r-vularI', with wh.,i.
m" f"nnHIINauis operates IT, traIup
on tho Eastern shore. there hns been
u" h'riH- Ia ANY ."f ~, departments
n" schedules nav" NO, r"'n affected.
ana. IN anticipation 90 tn. s,rik.
IA" railroad had rushed WORK on
surplus equipment 80 thnt All ron.
Ink s'"c. "as ahl" 80 tab. ear. a.,
~" extra heavy demands mad" upon
y at MS season ~ IN. y.a-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
IAIF. CASH CORRALS
COAST ROWING COACH
iBN Associated rr.ssl

SEATTLE. ASH. July Esd
Leader. coach ~ the University Of
sh!nct"n boat crow. viii become
mead coach Of tn" Vale crews at q
SALARY approximately double that
which IN" Is receiving At Washington.
hCc"rdlns :" an ann ouuCcment today
ny Gradual" Manage M"iSuest. Lead
or viii take NJ his duties in the
'ali.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Camp Shenandoah In FAN swing

HNEElS'NRtRE VA july Is
amp Shcna nhoah. on" ~ The Larry
est Gangs for hoys ia tho STATE. con
Quoted by IN" liarris"uhurr Rotary
'lmt on tho Shenandoah River is
NOW in fun swing IN. nov di,ir,
hall aud other "Gulrmcu, having hc.r
d"dicht"d with Impressive" cer.mnn
les. Tn" rotary club committee was
entertained h., "a" BOYS last nigh,
and 'o"H part iu N" ceremonies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
HARDING INVITATION WILL
NOT HELP COAL OUTPUT
Fuel Available Only When
Justice Is Done. Gomprrs
rt States.
DEGREES M,nTI,I Ct,
sT'II,I'r
Only Thing 10 tIIc,intr rnpr In
Half-Niiiion trEricrrd Wen ..
orcn t"nfrrrnrr. Int"r Hrnd De-
rlares.
rRy Associated rrcss

.l,s Il
'''N. '".N ''"di'-
'ton was wai" today ny SHuu"!
Gomrors vrcsid,u, d.. ,h, America,
r,dc-,.f
'"' ~
10" aviation 10 IN" m'"mi
nous opera" 90 r"turu =" 'hoir
properties and resun. .,..,,i.,,
would ros,.', I'm NO anne .,It.
crca.o I'm ;ho production 40 ,,,i
n.els-i,, ~.
in ANN. on,.,i,i.s ~.na n',
Justice ( ann." NJ, ,;o,,,or, =,
FORMAL ,;atemon, saft,,. voo, "r
az th.. hour yae ~ -.
u-al .our.-e,c.. h.,v.., 49,,
cs,.d par-to. and -,
ha}f-,uiiItnr mon Az. ,rr-t
poor time iuI..J %, -
drums. III. -s-.,iu, - ,
roundinr of no ra,Iod a.,
Tho country is :-,f.i,c .,,,,-d d,
state ,f rcsponslbiIi;v ,r d.,iI,,,.
w1'h hnth The coal and rair-o,,5
.s''tNss" .aId tho labor .,,I.f.,f,
% .ii"r.ir.s from .,,,,t.,. 49,,
from euv.-rnon, ,,,l..,r, w .,,
clonrI, sr.lo f, ,h.Y,h, ~
t. toif.1. .r l,. 1
ra,hy hn,vac, o.. $50 c.,.. Nh,
Situation fe .,, w.. .,f.ul.,.5 >,
caue. tn. GRAVES, concern ia .y.,.
quarter
Owners tnn.t M, can,
'''rho Fr.sss.. ir,i.c. - o
Owners =, -.,uru =, .r r,..
a0d '~os.,u. opc-a,fors Su-or, "a.
President d.asrt c1ro,- ma, ,hosc
owners ~ mines ar. rnfrr go i.,.
coal Thor. arc no. .rorgh NJ honI
IN al 30 operate more ,ha, r,t,a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

whether or not YOU would accept
rates of pay which have been i'm
erect for an entire wear. In
view Of the fact that in the
agreement, dated April -. 1922
mere is no mention Of any pro
test as TO your wages i'm effect
since July |. 1921. nearly wear
prior to the date of the April
agreement, ii would seem that
this is rather "A late date to in
ject this into the situation. and
can only he regarded as an at
tempt TO further aggravate the
matter by producing an alleged
additional grievance.
Third --This section states
that:
"February %. 1922. the
Management issued ruling
declaring vacations and sick
leaves with pay ahrogated.
effective March |. 1922. and
in doing so they declared the
previous practices rule can
celed, although they failed to
first have conferences with
the duly accredited commit
tee of the employees las re-
quired). nor have the en-
plOyeS ever been convinced
but what the Railway erred
in its arbitrary action. April
10, 1922. the President of the
Railway issued general in
StructiOnS to the heads OF
departments with respect to
sick leaves. vacations and
Saturday afternoon reli eff,
which afforded the employees
nothing like as good arrange
ments in these respects as
formerly existed.
will you strike for the re-
storation of the previous
practices as they existed prior
to March l, 1922"
We consider the rules with ref
erence to vacations. sick leave.
etc. as having been eliminated
by the ruling Of the Labor Board
in Decision No. $50. promul-
gated instructions in accordance
with our Interpretation of this
ruling. in which I endeayored to
do what seemed to me to he the
fair thing so far as this condi-
ton was concerned. still think
that our present rule Is entirely
fair. The Organization repre-
sentative, however, did not feel
that our construction of the rule
was proper and, in view Of that
fact, we Jointly submitted 1t to the
Labor Board. 1t is still pending
before the Labor Board, who have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
British roIoi.,, ,,,,h,

- .oS n'N. July ih.-Thc plan or IN.
I"mpi"tnn polo team r.nr.Sn,,,
81 IN" best in English polo 10 Wis,
~" 'ni'"d states this summer Ia,
hc"n abandoned IL was annnurc. Il
mis- evening
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

we are informed that a strike
VIII be called by the organization
with which some Of our clerks are
affiliated. On July 18th addressed
TO You a communication. In which
quoted from an agreement which
W" have with that organization
two rules bearing directly on
questions which seem to be at
issue
have been allowed to see the
Officai Strike Ballot. find that
IN this strike ballot three uues-
ions are presented on which YOU
were requested to vote as to
whether or not you would strike.
as follows:
First You were asked TO vote
as to whether or not you would
strike III protest against the re-
auction IN wages, effective July
l. ~. which reduction was i'm
accordance with the decision Of
the United States Railroad Labor
Hoard made after exhaustive
consideration Of the question.
upon which numerous hearings
were held. at which you were
strongly and ably represented.
AS ! advised you in my letter of
July 18th. an agreement was en-
tered into on April 27. 1929, be-
tween this Company and the Or
ganlzation, in which the rules
governing employment and meth
obs OF determining the rates of
pay we're agreed upon. Among
the rules agreed to was Rule
NO. "a, reading as follows:
Rates of pay for employees
named herein will be those
mutually agreed upon by the
e. d o. Executive Board of
the organization, party to this
agreement. and representa-
yves OF the Company, OR
AS AUTHORIZED ny THE
UNITED STAT RAIL-
ROAD LABOR BOARD"
Surely no one can construe
TINS rule 10 mean anything hut
that if the representatives of the
organization could not agree with
me representatives Of the Com
pahy AS TO rates Of pay. that they
IN TINS agreement. made on Aprjl
~ l922, agreed to accept the
rates of pay as authorized by the
United States u n ;lr 4 ,,>
Board
Second You were asked to
vote as 10 whether or not YOU
would strike for the restoration
or rates of pay prevailing prior
to July |, 1921-in other words.
you were asked to vote as to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

not yet announced decision in
the matter 1t would not seem
mat il Is reasonable 10 strike
upon matter which has not We,
been decided by the authority 10
whom we Jointly submitted il. In
striking on thar issue the law is
being violated. as it requires that
no strike shall occur until after
the Labor Board decides the is
sues involved and they have not
yet decided that issue. although il
is before them on joint submits
sion.
1t seems TO me. in view Of the
above explanation. in which
have tried to be AS accurate as
can possibly be. that if strike is
declared, ii will be useless one.
and clearly and directly in viola
ton of the agreement made by
your Organization.
If the Organization will not
adhere to its agreement. signed
by its responsible representative,
il would seem useless to- attempt
to make an agreement with it.
desire to rel crate. and
strongly emphasize. the facts con
tanned in my letter to YOU of July
fn1
Information has reached
this Company from reliable
sources that number of our
employees have been advised
that if they do not 90 on
strike, If they are so ordered
by the Clerks Organization.
they will not be allowed to
retain their positions when
the strike is over.
This Company a ssurcs
every cmploye who remains
with the Company that he or
she will be protected in the
pei IpI IIldIltc vi lllelT uuiltS,
and that they also will be pro-
tected In the retention of
their pos itions when the
strike is over, if one occurs"
In the event the clerks do strike,
it will be necessary, Of course, I'M
der the law and to carry out it's
duties to the public, for the Com
pany to continue to operate the
property. for which the necessary
complement of clerks will be re-
CURED.
w. j. HARAHAN,
President.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
n@albinatOm eGnaer6nmS0.

Sn Der am lesteu Sonntog Itattge-
babten @eneralOerinmmlune oes
@oibinaton SGngerbunoes muroe
Der lestidbriee 8oritono per affIo.
nation mieoererpGblt unO 5ipar:
Serr Conrad &idter, Yr1li0ent;
Serr Geo M. Siebert, @i5e-YrGi. +,
Serr &i1oro 9rauner, Sefret6r
&err Sobn 8iihbuicn Shasm.;
&err 81. Shmertner, 9ibliotbetar
Die 8abl oes 9irigenten fiel elm
thinning pieoerum allf @errn Mr.
man0 @umpre6t, inter Oeiien treff.
lider 2eitung Ger SGngerbuno aus.
geoeidnete &on5erte geliefert bat
9ie lnterbaltungen, Die Der Sereill
IN Der fommenoenS aiion geben miro,
iollen Die berbergegangenen, menu
m0gli6, nod iibertreffen.
Wir lenfen Die Iiifmerfiomfeii
bon Sdngern, uno iolden, Die S1n.
ger meroen noIlelL auf Ole orf Der
Ietten Seite oieier 3eitung eridei-
nen6e In3eige.
Der S1ngerbun0 piini6t li6 5ll
Dergr0Bern uno miro es iid) angeIe-
gen iein laiien, nellen MtitgIieoerr
Den @intritt 10 leidt ais mo9Iid 5il
mohen%
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
ScfcfrGm5e, Strenielfndem, Safe
ftden, &nflnp, niiu., mad 6entIder
Nrt, Samstaes, Z 1tbr mOrsems at.
Sitli,ts GiOienfelS,
Stan0 5-6, Mrca6e Warfet.
@ingefanot.
9entider MOtbitnS sesen Die idunrse
Sdmad E. g., Miinden.
Souptgel1Gftsiteae: @0rreltraBe %.

Miin9en, /. September 1922.
0eebrtes Sournal:-
Gin Sreuno botte Die 2iebenslpiir-
oigfeit, uns Die Drummer 81 oes
nMaibington Sournal" 81 ienoen Die
Sbren Irtifel GRANDCHILDREN CUR 3eit-
gel6i6te", oeren 8erfailer Serr Or.
@leis lit, entb0lt unO in Dem Sic
aud Die SreunoIidfeit batten, auf
unieren Notbuno bin3umeilen.
8ir bitten, 8uradit unieren BERG
li1en 0anf entgegennebmen al mol
len fir Sbr freunolibes 8emiiben,
oos ullS ooppelt e%rfreute, neil uns
iebr Diel oaran liegt, menn einerieits
in 9lmerifu iiber 9eutl1lanos groBte
96ma6 uno Sranfrei6s eroBtes
&erbre9en Muffldrung berbreitet
miro, anoererleitS neil mir infolge
iol6er Anreellngen boffen, in unie.
rem lhlperen Sample, Der chen ourG'
Qefiibrt peroen mlB, ni6t MIR mora.
lii1e, ionoern aud finan5ielle Inter.
itiibung in Mmerifa 81 finoen. Sea.
tiirli1 f1lt nit einem Strei6e .ni9t
cine eide, uno 10 fiigen mir Dem
0onf oie 8itte uno Infrage BEL, OF
Sic Sbre gelpan0te Seoer ni6t offers
in unleren 0ienlt lteaen moaten. 8ir
miiroen Sbnen red)t gerne bon unie-
erm Bacterial bon 3eit 3u 3eit gu
i6iden.
@enn babel all6 oarauf bingemie-
len niirOe, nit melhen i6mierigen
&erbGltnilIen ser Notbuno bel ser
bier Itets lteigenoen Seuerltng al
fdmpfen bat, 10 miir0e ser aufruf ge-
nib audi man6en Dollar uns elm
bringen. Die Spenoe brail6t ia gar
ni6t einen gan5en Dollar 81 betra-
gen; mir iagen bier: biele 8fennige
MAIDEN audi cine Warf.
Wit 0ieier 8oit %geitatten mir unS
5uglei6 oie Iette Drummer unierer
3eiti6rift 3it i~iberienoen, empfeblen
nniere Sa6e Sbrem freunoli6en
@oblmolen.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
gIIfre0 0iet. IN Ser bicii.

RCLl AAit6u &AIht III VT IkNIt-
gen H%egierungS- Druderei ongeiteat,
lit bon ieiner HeiIe nad GeOor Yoint
i'm Staote Ohio 5uriideefebrt uno
bat ms bieIes Si er56bIen. gr bat
uns beriprohen, ieine erlebniiIe auf
Yapier 81 bringen. iin0 ner0en mir
lie oemn6dlt obOruden.
Dos @artenfeit in Der 2utberi
l6en Goncornio. @emein0e, melhes
am 0onnerstag uno 6reitag letter
BOde abgebaIten muroe. erfrerte iid
guten 9eIuhes oil beioen IbenOen.
Die iungen 2eute. oeuen Oos Inter.
nebmen obIog, orbeiteten tiidtig unO
fIeiBig, nm Die pielen Soden los 5u
neroen uno einen guten Yrofit babel
81 er5ielen. Sdon mar Die 8ulam.
meniesung Der 8uoen uno Die 8fors
te, DeIde am gingans BON Serrn
SuIius @riebel erridtet mar.
-Die groBe 0ot in Deuti6Iono
lpur0e lrns mieoer einmoI ilultriert
onrd Den 9eiuh oes Serrn Bruno
Hatbte aus Berlin, in unierer Office.
Der genannte Serr legitimierte iid
ais Der Abgeianote Oes @oblfobrts.
uereins .9eutihbort, Amerifas Sill
fe in 9eutIhInn0s Not, eingetrogcner
8erein in 8erIin.8 mel
der Die Speiiung BON 9inoern un0
alien 2euten, Die llnteritiibung Silfs.
beoiirftiger un0 &rnufer betreibt.
Die @ntmertung Ser Marf Orobt oie
S"ilfst1tigteit oes Sereius bolfom.
men labn5uIeaen riO Die gtot lit Iebr
entiebIid 9roB. SGufige S%elbitmor.
De emit g%utlituierter 9cutc, &ranf.
beiten uno Siedtum Scr NinOer lino
Die -ber35erbredenoen 3cihen Oieier
idmeren 3eit. &or @uSbruh oes
&rieges nit Mmerifa maren aeIom
melte @eloer fiir oieien &erein BON
Dem alien GropertD G~ultoOian be
iGlognnbmt mor0em uno lin0 nidt
berausoubefommen, ebe oieie 9lngeIe.
eenbeitem bier nidt gcieblid eereeeIt
mer0en. 8ir hobefi uns aus Den ror.
geIegten geIeeen iiber5eugt, Bob 6icie
Organization nit iebr geringen lin.
folten arbeitet, oob sic gerluultunq
ebrenamtlid arbeitet obne 9~e5ablrng
unO ooB prominente DISQUALIFICATION
Den 8oritano biIoen. Soil cine iolde
%iegensreide Organization erIiegen.
neil es nidt mogli6 lit. olls5ubaltef
bis Die binterlegten @eloer frei iper.
benz 8ieleidt finOen ii1 bilfsberei
te Ser5ell, ettpos gu tun. glli6 fleiuc
@aben in Dollars beIfeu in 0eutid.
lanO idon bel. ~llnicre Office lit
gerile bereit, Die 8ermittlung 81 ii6cr.
nebmen. 9oppelt giebt, luer i6neQ
9iebt.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
9as Tienic bonn Tranen- 6ilfsDcrcir
bonn 0emtiden @G%icnbans.

0as Better mar out, Salerfrolt
un6 S%auerbraten ausgc3ei6net, &ar.
toffelialot a-yer. 1, &inocripiele po,
rem gut, un0 i'm Ser5en ~mobIqeton
bat einem ieoen oie &eoe oes Serrrt
GongreBmannes @alib; ser bat me.
nigitens einmol oie 8abrbeit fiber
unS 0eutihe geiproden. @ir 0on.
fen allen oenen ber0lif, Die in irgeno
elmer 8eiie oo6u beigetrneen bobcn,
unier Yicnic 81 einem grfoIg at ma.
den. Der liebe Soft miro alien lob
men, mas mir fir Die @oiien tim.
Ynuline 8oltber,
Sefretorin Oes 6rauen.Silfsbereins
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22

Sc ia geraOe Ourd oieie @eidi6ten
gum @intritt in oen &rieg bepogen.
Aber Oie @mmengeidi6ten iiber oie
&riegsgreitel n3ieben" nod INNER
uno merOen acknowledgement, 10 oft
tie %notipenoig iinO. Die Giirfen linO
jebt on ser &eibe, morgen iin0 es
pieuei6t Oie Srau8oIert, Oenen man in
Sprien bereits unidone 0inge nod
lagtg
Die bieiige uToIt" (bon borgeItern)
fonnte es iif nift periaeen, geIegent-
Gih ser offi5ieIlen Anfiinoigung ser
beborIte6enOen MISUNDERSTANDING
oes ebemoIi9en oeiiti6en &oilers
8ilbelm einige ironiide 8emerfun-
gen iiber Monorhilten unO 0os SEQ.
nigtttm bon @otteS @naoen" bonn
Stopel at Iaiien. Sic pergiBt, Dab
lte Gbnli6e Nitslaiiungen iiber Sen
englii6eu &6nie, iiber Die Seirot lei
ner So6ter uno iiber cine ioI9e ser
Dem @of nobeitebenoen Yerionen
(@rof Wountbctten alias 8atten-
berg) nidt gu MAIDEN battc. SeOe
&e%rfiigitug beS en9lii6en &onies
ober, eini6IieBlid Ser bon Mmerifa-
iern mGbreno oes 4rieges erfpor6e.
nen @brenoeforotionen, ieoes Oiplom
0es belgii6en &onigs miro crloiIen
I'M Namen 0es &0nig8 bon @ottes
@naoen." SIN bieiieen IationoImit-
ielim iinO genltg FOLDER bon @ottes
@naoen"= 0anff6reiben oes engIiih-
en- &0nigs an amerifanii6e SoI0a-
ten 81 ieben. Sier BEL uns 5ieben
mir in Der 9fegel ~oIler0ings bon
@el0eS @nooen" Dem bon ,@ot-
tes @naoen" Dor.
Sim nGditen Sonntag beginnt sic
yNem Yorf Simes~ Sen Aborud ser
@rinnerurgen oes oeutl6en &aiiers
unO Ser Oes enqIii9en MiniIterprdIi-
oenten 2orO George. 3u gIei6er 3eit
meroen 0ieie Memoiren in Sranfrei9,
Sopnn, @uitroIien Siioafrifo,
56peOen uno 9eutihIan0 in 3ei-
tltngen eri6einen. Mon fam auf
oie &ommentare geipannt iein, ipenn
lie iiberbuupt eei6rieben meroen.
@ian beu6eIt jebt @leid9iiItigfeit ge-
aeniiber Ben midtieiten, biitorii6en
Greigniiien Der 8eItgei6i6te.
Washington Journal., 1922-09-22
-W1an bort unb iieht oft ie[tiaml

-a1an bort uno iiebt oft ieltiame
Dinge in Siniidt auf Die &nappbeit
an @abrungSmitteln in Oeutl6lano.
Gin Sreuno er5ablte bon 5mei fleinen
M1oden in ser Stoot, Die i'm @lter
bon s uno 10 Sobren iteben, Die fiir5.
li6 cine Mablaeit erbielten, Die gum
Sell aus gefodten @iern beltano.
Oie fleinen MGoden batten niemals
alibor @ier geieben un6 5ogerten nun,
iie 3it eIIen. = Gin Mann, Der in Ell
mem &eltaurat nit mir am Glide ioB,
nabm aus elmer Sal6e cine tleine
6laIde, in sic er Die Wil1 goB, MEL
DIE ibm nit Dem &affee ierbiert NOR
Sen mar. gus er gefragt muroe, ma
rum er oaS tat, iagte er, ooB er lin
elmer Nodbaridaft mobne, no man
feline MiId erbalten fonnte. CT moIl-
te 0ie Wil6 fir feline Srall. - Sn
Sal3burg, 0eitreid, muBte i6 bier
3igarrenlGoen betreten ebe i1 cine
t3igarre faufen fonnte. Sn Sen @e-
I6Gften puroe mir mitgeteiIt, oaB
sic 3igorrenoorrdte eridopft ieien.
SIN bierten @ei6Gft iu9te sic Ser
fGuferin in @eiddft berum uno
braGte enolid cine bolbe &iIte lebr
fleiner 3igarren berbor. Oos mar
oles, nas lie an 3igarren bottc. 9ie
&unoen oieier @eiddfte rauden nur
8igarretten.