Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 323, 25 November 1921 — Page 3

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., FRIDAY, NOV. 23, 1921.

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MAGNIDER IS KNOWN lOPliiinin nuiiiinn

IWU-NSIhU, Ht-mAN MASON CITY, Iowa. Nov. 23. Han ford MacNider, the recently elected national commander of the American Legion, is known by his comrades r.s a smiling, dynamic, he-man, possessing enormous energy a man thai

works hard and plays hard. Mason City knows him only as "the only child" of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H.Marnider. MacNider was born In Mason City 32 years as;o. He begun his education in the Mason City public schools, continued his education at Milton Military academy, at Milton, Mass.. and finished at Harvard In 1911. Th?n for five years he worked as a teller in his father's bank here. McNider went to the Mexican border in 1916 as a first lieutenant !n the Iowa National Guard. When the war came, he resigned his eommis

Mon in the national guard In order

to attend the first officers training camp at Fort Snelling in May, 1917. He was given a provisional second lieutenancy in the regular army and assigned to the Ninth Infantry, which with the Twenty-third, made up the regular army brlgde of the Second division. Serves As Instructor.

Soon after arriving in France in Sep

tember, 1917, Mr. MacNider was sent to the army candidates school at Lanrres as an instructor. The pervice at Iangres was boresome. His old division was at. the battle front, winning honor after honor. In May, 191S, MacNider was transferred back

to the Indiana Heads division

and conducted a state-wide service and compensation drive. MacNider stands five feet 11 inches tall, weighs 165 pounds and is fond of all out-of-door athletics. Mason City residents say his only gweetheart is his mother. One-half hour after he was elected national commander at Kansas City he was telling her all about it over the long distance telephone.

NEW YORK ALDERMAN

USES OWN CHAIR

RED POET LAUREATE POPULAR FAVORITE, GOOD PROPAGANDIST

(By Associated Press) MOSCOW, Nov. 25. Demian Bedni, the poet laureate of the Kremlin, is far more of a popular favorite than

Robert Bridges, the British poet laur- ; eate. i

Demian is his

to rely on eccentricities of dress or manner to attract attention. The revolution brought out a large crop of new poets and near-poets, who cast aside all the traditions of old Russian verse-makers and announced that

!art would throw off its shackles. They

immediately scrapped Pushkin and the

other old favorites of the Russian pub-1 lie. They went in for vers libre. But the public failed to follow. It clung to Pushkin. Have Own Cafe.

! The imaginist poets have their own family name and rafe. Thev call it "The Stall of Pe-

. TTTt, (Bedni means "The Poor." But he is gasus." Long-haired bards with low(By Associated Press) , , chi,t anrl Gnulfnl pvp read

2T. The seat3 0f i,uul uc,u5 poor in xne generally , " ..ri "." ZZZ

abandon everything old in order to live up fully to the new freedom. Gorky and Chekoff have not been driven from the theatre by the flood of propaganda plays which have been offered. The failure of the new regime to produce any especially notable novels, poems, operas or plays is attributed by the Bolshevist leaders to sabotage on the part of workers in various artistic lines.

World's Gunnery Record Lowered By Navy Crew LOS ANGELES, Cal.. Nov. 25. A world's record in gunnery was established by the gun crew of turret No. 4 of the U. S. S. New Mexico, in practice off the harbor here, according to officers of the flagship. In short range director practice five shots were fired

from three fourteen-inch guns of the turret No. 4 in one minute and 58 seconds, ail director hits t 6,000 ym.rds. The previous record was one minute and 42 seconds. - J Another shining example of marksmanship was seventeen out of twenty direct, hits at 6,000 jardsr.. Lientenant Lyle Morgan is commander of the record gun crew and Ensign Athtrton MeCombray, second in command.

NEW YORK, Nov.

the city fathers will be dwarfed by comparison to Lilliputian size when Frank J. Dotzler, Republican alder-

accepted sense. He has a good apartment at the Kremlin, travels on spe

cial cars and enjoys great distinction

man-elect from the Sixth District, ar-. He was well known as a poet before

rives with hist specially constructed J the revolution but rides Pegasus so furniture next Jan. 1. j skillfully under orders and is so sucDotzler lists his weight in round j eessful as a writer of propaganda numbers at 400 pounds, and finds it i verse and so good an orator that he necessary to take with him his own , has been very useful to Trotzky and private chair, which hasa seating j other leaders. He frequently travels capacity of one square yard" The city 'about with prominent Bolshevist chiefhad the chair built for him several tains and has found much favor with years ago when, upon his election to the Red army, to which he reads his

the board of aldermen, it was discov-i political verses.

ered that he could not squeeze into the regular saats. Dotzler bought it for $1 when he retired, because the city was short of storage space.

Condactorettes Decrease On Baltimore Car Lines BALTIMORE, Md., Nov. 25 The

: conductorette is a rapidly vanishing

quantity in Baltimore, and, like the bison of the Western plains, will exist only in the fables told to their grandchildren by old men who lived here during the world war. In 1918 there were 157 women and girls working on the lines of street railway. In 1920 the number was greatly decreased and

His record from then on can be re-'today but 16 of these conductorettes

Demian is a robust, typical Russian

of 40, who has great physical strength

their poetry there. But foreigners who don't understand Russian make up a

majority of the audiences. Chercheinivitch and Yesenyin are probably the best-known of this group. There is

also a group of proletarian poets head-1

ed by Alexandrettsky. But on the whole rhymeless, ryhthniless poetry hasn't been a great success and the average man insists upon

having jingles. He may be a Commun-1 ist or a Bolshevist in politics but in literature he clings to old writers and in art to old painters. I Vereschagin and Repin still hold

their own in the art galleries in spite of struggling artists who have tried

and personality and is not compelled to convince the public that it must

are to be found on the widely scatter

ed lines of the city. Romance was directly responsible for some of them deserting the cars. Love affairs sprang up between conductorettes and. motormen, with marriage as the result.

late.d alone with the campaigns of the

Aisne, the Marne, the St. Mihiel and two offensives in the Meuse-Argonne. He war! promoted from platoon commander to company commander, major and battalion commander, then lieutenant colonel and regimental commander. MacNider was -wounded at St. Mihiel and was honored with the Distinguished Service Cross and one cluster; Chevalier de Legion d'Honneur; Croix de Guerre with five citations for brayerv, five palms, one gold and one sil

ver star; Fourragere and the Italian war cross. He was given three citations in general orders. Became Adjutant. j After the Armistice, Lieutenant Col-1 onel MacNider passed into the berth

of division adjutant and was mustered

out in September, 1919

Fror.i Se

1921. MacN

,,lJ .r,A7 f t' v0 penetrate the flesh, and While holding the state oft ce he tward almost

auoraifu aim saw ruduiru mm iaw tt) legislative program including a sol-i dier's bonus bill, a bill giving ex-sol- j dierr- preference in public offices, and;

a bill exempting veterans of the world war from taxes on personal property up to $500. He looked after the hos

pitalization of Iowa's disabled soldiers

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