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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
News Of Fifty Years Ago

CFrom tho Richmond Dispatch. April %. 1S71D
The first annual bali of the Catholic
Benevolent Society will come off next We'd
nesday and grand preparations are being made
it.
Theodore Roisscau has been elected quarter
master sergeant OF the Richmond iiowitZcrs.
and q. percic ilawes has been elected color
bearer.
Rev James 4. Duncan. president OF Ran
Golph-M Macon College, has prepared lecture
the "Pcrls and Powers of the Age" which
he will deliver in this city at an early date.
The dogcutchcrs were in goody force
yesterday and caught forty dogs and sixteen
goats. y few more such hauls and that line
:crial.
Military enthusiasm and new military COM
panies all the go. 1t is now proposed
TO organize in Richmond a company to be
known rs the National Guard. to be composed
principally OF cX- Union soldiers.
The Elliott Grays is to he the name OF Man
chcstcr's military company. y meeting is TO
he held Monday night to elect the noncommis-
stoned officers.
Marricd on the 18th instant. at Bel
meade" Powhatan County. by Rev ]. IL. Nor
rison. II. H.. Captain William NJ. Bridgers to
Miss Lucy e.. daughter OF the late General
Philip ST George Cooke.
Married: on the nth instant. ut the resi-
dencc OF Bishop McCiill. by the Rev. Father
Jansen. Thomas q. McDonough to Cornelia
y. Davis. only daughter OF James and Ellen
DAVIS; all OF Richmond.
The joint committee Southern out
RACES" organized yesterday by tho election
ot Senator Scott chairman. No announce
mcnt was made to when. whore or how 1t
VIII begin its work.
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady
copyright. 1921. National N.wsp,pcr scryico
Ibui,drutf,


prevention is not only more ynlu,bl. I'm.
more feasible than cure In the trc,,m.u,
'"i we are probably preventing or
at '''s' postponing badness In many cases
20 Illustrate our medical fondness for
''''""a' Iet HE mention that these are terms
Tor !andruif: Seborrhca sfcca ni,yri,.i.
I"p'''s' eczema scborrhcicunI. stcutorrhea
'ehth circinatus, etc. But these terms are
'oe employed wholly because they sound
learned there are various sculn or skin ,,i.
eases. such as psoriasis. ichtnyosis tishsEin)
lupus tuberculosis Of skin). ringworm md
i'Eus' winch layman might mistake and mss.
treat :or dandrun
pandTuh is II functional disorder of tho
"cpict"us or oil-sccrcting glands therefore
an organic disease Of the skin prot ably cuus.d
~ Il Spccihc germ which is readily conveyed
from mead 10 head by the BARRIERS or hair
dresser hands and implements. or by trying
Oh ht'S winch others have tried on or by the
common towel the common comb or brush, or
by direct personal contact with on. who ha q
ddndruff.
if!tNy' the fitst stage of dandrufr Is an cx-
"es''Et oi"hess or Srcasiness of the scalp and
"''ir' que To excitement stimulation of the
demonstrating glands ty the causa,ive b.c
ter't which gradually burrow or grow down
the hair shaft into the gland (the oil gland
o"S' 'hip'ics always upon the hair shaft do
prcssion). subsequently the scalp Incomes
Tess greasy. and the dandruff becomes a dry
scHly iuTfuraccous dandruT (scborrhc, siccnI
''"'t OF TESS itching may accompany the dis
.as" at any stage. More or less falling of bnir
inevitably accompanies the advanced stage
cary dandrun). for the busy microbes destroy
the hair foliiclc root as surely IL no, 20
suddenly as does the electric needle inserte ed
III inc fo!liclc Along with the scalp oilincss
I'll TIE early stages of schorrhca, the fore head
nose ana ears often become unpleasantIy DIV
For the treatment Of oily or dry dandrur
ihiS formula is perhaps the best provided IL is
faithfully applied:
Salicylic acid powder. 30 Erajus.
iFcclp!thtcd sulphur 60 grains q drauD
pintm:nt OF rose water .......l ouncc
TINS should be rubbed into the scaln on Tho
UPS OF the fingers, by parting the hair here
ana mere, going over about one fourth of the
scalp area each day or evening. and interrup,
ihS Tor Il shampoo once week. for two week.
Then three times week for some three or
four months
For oily dandrun this lotion has given happy
results:
,"'''! !" hcin ACKNOWLEDGEMENT grains
Grain alcohol. or any toilet water.
ounces
y half icaspoonful less of this may be
ruhtcd INTO the scalp daily. In some In
stances this leaves the hair and SCALP too dry:
t'at may be avoided by adding to the formula
some thirty drops of oil. (Rcsorcin
sometimes stains white or gray hair Yellow
IShD This formula may he applied TO tho
oily forehead and nose
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BETTER BUSINESS AWAITS
ATTITUDE OF EMPLOYEES
fnv Associntcl rrcss-

H0SToN April Normally in
hnsin.Ss awaits now attitude Of
man toward his job. James : Alex
2tnna",r, pr"@siden, Of the National
said in an address tonight AT III. an
ruai banquet Of thc National Assoc
citation Of Cotton manufacturers
correct OF the business and social
sought. be said. not only in htnkinl;
and business adjustments. hut moro
parlIculAr!y IN the human element
Already substantial progress has
Zen m3n@ toward II return TO sound
speaker. but the time has not come
tor a relaxation OF caution The
weight Of chance is against spcculn-
t!N" undcrtakings''
Conditions in the rural districts o.:
man IN the days OF slavery, by David
u. Crofsr. Il South Carolina cotton
trp"cr IN addressing u convention
session tonight. The average farm
lah9rcr in the South receives just
enough. 80 keep body and soul to-
small growers and laborcrs is NOT
enough to keep them in n hcalthfuI
state Of civilization. The prico noiJ
,"r, cotton in the South j., only n
productions. There is serious need
the speaker said, for co-opcration he
tween growers ana spinncrs, and no
recommended a commission or bu
fcan 10 !nEtst!Sat" the situation.
tarin on imports. which. "w,biIc
assuring needed revenue 10 III. ~
eminent MI! adequately protcct in
duStricS ana the American farmers
WITHOUT increasing or fostering mo-
today. '''oiut'oh
Bcvcrly y. Lew. Of Ricbhurr ,yas
reelected president wa"
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RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA
CROWS IN POPULARITY
Reservations for Seats Now Being
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Will Appear ut
City Auditorium April %.

Tho tremendous growth In pop,l-
larity OF the Russian Symphony Or
chcetra. due to appear Il: the civ
under tho local management of Rob-
crt Smith. has not been an accident.
hnt the result Of purposcful work to-
ward Il definite ideal Modest All
schnicr did not bring together this
group uf players merely In order to
become the leader OF an orchestra.
but feeling strongly the hcartthrobs
OF russia. he wanted to tell Its story
in the universal language. That
Richmond is to hear this orEantza-
tion was distinctly surprise. and
tickets are going rapidly at the box
Office At the Sti"n Piano Company
In presenting the orchestra. Mr..
! Smith Is also giving Richmond a de-
c!ded novelty in the appearance OF
Anne lin!l and Mary Howe. who viii
be heard in Il duet for two pianos
and also with the Russians, The lat
ter number VIII he Mozarts famous
concerto ana it's rendition viii motto
tho Nrst time In the musical history
OF this city in which two pianos have
artists charmed a large audience at
Northampton College recently. and
they have been heard this season in
all parts Of the country
THIS Is the third time that tho Rus
sian orchestra has been heard In
ago under the auspices Of the We'd
ucsda! club. and ever since then nu
sic lovers have desired its return.
Modest Altschulcr Is a conductor with
out peer. ana tho manner in which
h" uses his baton is III" consurnina-
ton Of art Early reservations VIII
Insure choice locntionu. hut the best
seats are going rapidly.
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DISCUSS RAIL PROBLEM
IN RELATION TO INDUSTRY
tnbinrt-Nlay Call Conference
Of Carriers and Shippers.
lNy NssocIAtch Prcssl

WASiIiEGToS. April 22-Thn rail
road problem In its relation 10 aVri-
cu!tur" and Industry again vas tho
foremost subject OF discussion al to-
with his Cabinet. Renewed Indications
%; the ScriOuSn"ss " tho situation
were surveyed In detail. but there
Was NO decision either as to an nd :
rninIstrat!on policy or as to a plan
OF hCtiOu IN dealing with tho various
that "A general conference Of railway
managers. employees and shippers stu!
was possibility. although no such
meeting has yet been determined
upon
From the INST the administration
has been reluctant to 20 over IA"
head % the constituted govcrnrncnt
agencies created TO deal with waEc
and ra,- problems and /, IS under
stool. officials her" sun hope ,Or Il
solution through those avenues
Information gathered by the Sem
At" lntcratnt" Commerce Committee
IN It's forthcoming inquiry into the
railroad situation Will b. coupled
with data furnished by tho railroad
Labor HOnrd and the Interstate com
mere" Commission in considering any
legislation 0r administrative step.
ltrports OF conditions laid before THO
Cabinet today indicated that the
transportation problem not only was
seriously Affecting agriculture! In
tcrrsts, hut "as greatly hnndlcappiut,
industry IN general
iiiTh freight rates on such basil.
products as food and coal Il was
said were cutting down production
IN alm,st every business and manu-
factuti' establishment. and there
were suggestions that in any dcc!-
sicns on rates this situation must
be recognized by dincrcnt!ais favor
inS necessities.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
IN HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Frivolous Things.

me more I'm in touch with the serious side
or life. as its destiny wings
It's way TO the bourne where the lost loves
abide. y
The more like frivolous things. y,
FRIVOLOUS things. like the cut of II gown
or the trim OF Ecntlcmans neck
or the clock on stocking in Frivolous TOWN
I'm strong for the follies. by heck!
We've much and too much of the serious gun
That wrinkles tho forehead Of Youth.
Ana of smiles and of song have never
enough.
And that is the frivolous truth,
Follics come dance. Sing a song
filled with mirth
And drown all my troubles in joy.
There's plenty Of trouble connected with
Earth.
And I'd rather roll hoops. like Il BOY.
Trouble and toll and the worry and
OF troubling more trouble Let's
quit!
y fool let's anxiety silver his hair
And - lunatic cha'cs AT the bit,
I'm strong for the laughter. and strong for the
OF youth, and Of pleasure that springs
From folly ; and since there is moth
ing that's real
I'm whoops for the frivolous things.
ola Dear!
I'm III favor OF frivolous things,
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BATTLESH|Ps TO ARRIVE
IN HAMPTON ROADS TO-DAY
Connecticut, South Carolina and
Michigan on Return Trip
From Virgin islands.

Especial 10 III. Times Dlspatch.
NORFOLK. VA, Npril 20 The
batticshIps. Conuect!cut South caro-
lima ana Michigan, are duo 10 arrive
In hampton Roads from Culcbra, N!r-
san Islands, u; IL y. VI. tomorrow.
Ihcy FORM The advance guard OF the
Atlantic Fleet. commanded by Admira!
IlsOn, which is TO arrive here from
cuban waters next Thursday. TN.
VIII take on fucI ana supplies viii
80 out Wednesday night 10 meet tho
incoming Acct and 10 accompany
II in.
As the fleet, eleven battlcsh,pa.
eighteen dcstGuycrs ana II number OF
other ships cuInpOsIuB the train,
passes the capcs, IL viii he reviewed
by President Harding and Navy
Secretary bcnhy. who VIII arrive
from Washington early Thursday on
the presidential yacht Mayi!owcr
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GERALDINE FARRAR WILL
DRAW BIG CROWD HERE
Famous Metropolitan Opera House
Singer ~ Attracting Lot OF
Attention.

Geraldine Farrar's return to Rich
inond has attracted considerable at
tention In Richmond music circles.
crowd u greet her at the City Audi
torium next Friday night, April 30.
VIII be one of the largest of the sea-
son. Tickets, which are now on sale
at the Corley Company. have been
going fast. ana the outlook for u
record breaking attendance is
bright.
-, II there is one thing for which
Miss Farrar has a passion outside of
hcr art. IL is for furs. which Is very
Feminine and very fNcusablc in the
case or young woman whose earn
!hds q year and thus can crafty her
fnncies. Miss Farrar has n most re-
marknble collection: Particularly
which probably can he matched only
by those owned by the imperial and
very few princely families of Rus
S n";, ara by cf few of thu very rich
came from China shortly after the
campaign OF 1900 and quite possibly
We're part OF the loot o: that ia
found their way to Paris. where they
were held for Il huge sum VIVA,
MISS Farrar called one OF her irst
NirnvaEancics was the purchase OF
these furs. and this cXtravagancc
made decided hole in her earnings
OF one season
Non" the ics.. her canny New Eng
land instinct served her right ns IL
mas many times The furs today are
worth at least bali as much again as
they were wherhshe bought them. and
IN the meantime she has had the in
tense feminine satisfaction of know
ing that she owneNsomc OF the finest
SapIca IN the world and can wear
them whenever IL suits her fancy
ihcy consist Of huge coat that falls
10 her hecis, a great mun and n lnrg"
ncckniecc. The nun alone is worth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
NORFOLK LEGION WILL
OBSERVE AMERICA DAY
Snccinl TO The Times- nisratch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch. I
NORFOLK. VA. April 22-plan-
ming for their observance of America
Day in Norfolk. May =, lcgionnaircs
Of Norfolk Post. have sent invitations
Ia Senator Carter Glass. Assistant
Secretary OF Navy Theodore Roosc-
Welt; Congressman W. Bourk Cock
ran. of New York. 10 como hero to
speak.
The committee on arrangements,
which extended the invitation, ia
headed ny DR.. Junius l.. Lynch, who
was licutcnant-coloncl in the mcdi-
cal corps OF the Am. .ican cXpcdition-
airy forces Arrangements are being
made for parade In the city May 2,
in observance of tho day.
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LOCKOUT OF BUILDING
? CRAFTS FACES CHICAGO
Try United Prcss. l

CHICAGO. April ga lockout of
the building crafts confronted Chi
cago today.
Builders served an ultimatum on
the unions that unless the 30 per cent
cut for skilled labor and Il 30 per
cent reduction for unskillcd labor
was accepted ~ the trades Il lock
out Will occur on May i.
Union boards of arbitration will
NEE; today to discuss the situation.
In all proba bility the trades will offer
a compromise.
1t was said that more than $780,
900, 900 worth Of projected building
was being held up until construction
costs drop. The lockout would bring
TO complete stop the little work
THAT has been going on.
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ELECT DIRECTORS OF NEW
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
my Associated Press

DENVER COLO, April 22.-Direc.
.orS were elected here today at tho
hFst meeting of stockholders Of tho
new Denver and Rio Grande Iycs,
'rn Railroad Company, of Colorado.
"".eh Is TO take over the property
nc nenVer and Rio Grande Rail-
ro""' SOLD at foreclosure hero last
November.
"hile no selection OF president
urine new line was made, II was IN
uerStood that this place would 20 to
Joseph II. Young. OF Salt Lake civ.
IAN LOT many years president of tho
Norfolk Southern Railroad.
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r,hc JumpInr or Knngnrnn ,Inusc.

T. F.. T., EsmOnt.-The jumping
mouse is one Of the most interesting
or North American wild mice. 1t
takes its namc-alSo that of kan
Earoo mouse--from the long and
strong hind legs and its habit Of run
ning In long leaps. 1t inhabits
brushy places by preference and lays
UP no store in winter. but constructs
n warm. ball-like nest. placed in a
thick bush or often within an aban-
doncd BIRDS nest. where IL hibcrnatcs
during the cold months in q dor
NANCY more profound than that Of
any other American animal. This
mouse has very long tail. Ito is
limited To the Eastern half Of the
United States. but similar species
exist in Western North America and
in Europe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
TORNADO IN OKLAHOMA
DOES 100000 DAMAGE
by United prcss

DCRANT. OKLA, April CA tor
"""o winch swept through Eastern
ana Central Bryan County last night.
"hroohnS residences and blowing
'hcm from their foundations and
~feck'he other buildings. did $780,
w" worth OF damage. 1t was estimated
mere today. Heavy hall accompanied
the blow.
trees were twisted up by tho roots
by the wind. and orchards were strip
pod ny tho hail. As far as could be
learned, no lives wcro lost
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Iheater Calendar

STRNND-Gilhcr and SullI.
vans "Ruddigorc.-
ACADEMY--Kcith vaudeville.
Douglas Macican. in
The Home stretch"
LYRIC Matt Moore and GLADYS
Leslie IN straight II the Way"
BLtEHlRD William Duncan
and Edith johnson. in Fighting
Fate
ISlS-Jean Paige. in BLACK
Beauty"
opEoN Wallace Resd. In The
Love Special"
NicTOR-"'rhc Laws outlaw"
HiipADW Marguerite Clark.
in scrambled MjVos"
TliEATo-usurl variety pro-
gram
KEN--"'rhe Diamond queen"
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Questions md Answer,

Removing Hair From Armpi,s-rlcase tell
me whether there is any harm In removing;
EAR from the armp!ts with the liquid prepar-
atoms advertised for the purpose tM Ci)
Answcr--No. not II the chemical solvent
ioes not cause irritation of the skin. \ safety
ra%or is as satisfactory as anything else for
the nMrpOsc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

JACKSON. MISS, April 22.-Two
ncsr" boys named Peterson. while
working In a garden at Clinton, today
dHS mp an iron pot said to have con-
tanned $4,000 in gold apparently bur
led during the War between the
states. Litigation is threatened over
the ownership Of the find
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
INFORMATION BUREAU

Inquiries regarding almost INV
topic' excepting on legal and medical
SUBJECTS, arc answered free, An nil
Inquiries nrc answered directly nv
personal letter, Self-nddrcAxca,
STAMPED envelope IN required. Adj
dress The TimcS-DisDntch Informn-
ton Hurenu, Richmond, vn.
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An Imprc.nabl. Position

tween tho American aGl japanese gov
ornmcnts on the status OF til acnc island
ofYap was made public in Tie capitals Of
both countries some days ago Tie cores
spondencc shows that the two counties have
virtually reached AN impasse as to ,heir re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Nothing Doing.

y bclicosc paCiiist. ii YOU know what
mean. yelled from his particular stump: Il am
for peace; I" hell with war
His program would have been .. *. but the
devil wouldn't stand for IL. He said there
enough trouble in Hadcs without anything in
NcmtNI hN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

me Newport News Times Herald which
""sS ioFcs fight says: The Republicans
'S' 10 make the regular election we'll
as the primary an interesting COMICS, Co
20 H. virginia needs a strong minority party"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Local Trmpry,,tur. yr,,,r,,,,y

W. temperature =
NJni,,'n,,a temperature to - M.... ~
~ uih temperature to 5 T. II l..
S'.ah t'inr"rItirc yesterday -
t;Yrn. 49, !.inprrdturc Tor this ,,ttc ga
tNC.s, Sin,. NJ ..............
ENc.ss si,,Co 'iiai'h :.............. az
$3.50 Sahuafy j ............ Jgs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23

enc alcoholic content OF be verages 1t may To
P"%oie to modify the ,stead act without
-, the amendment but repeal too
'''r'i modification of the act would mako the
ainehum'h mt Il dead letter on the statutes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
I''nrniinS.

y constant reader OF this column ask Ms in
Perfect seriousness: What is the most thirty
ing crop on Your farm" ,
We reply, with all honesty: about the
h"althicst stuff we've got is mortgage
vine. Its growing all over the place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
Gen. Bnbcock WAS Acauitted.

w. g. T.. WO0dstock.-Gcn. Bah
cock. President Grants private secre-
tary, was accused OF being mixed up
signed as secretary February "a,
1876. He was indicted tried and ac-
Quilted Of all participation In the
frauds. He went South after his trial
and was drowned in Floridn in 1884.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-23
I.ugniuuI,c,

Shaking pocirtfu OF change inspires
Courage.
Hard work never hurt a loafcr
Doctors prescribe freely and take sparingly.
y fast snail is Il lonesome beast.
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Harding. Ballis German Plot

n RESIDENT HARDiNG'S rejection OF
l Gcrmany's plea that he mediate its
separations controversy with the allies was
AZ once prompt and emphatic. More than
that ii was couchcd in terms that make it
gratifyngiy evident he is III no wise mislcd
by Bcrin's bunglcSomc and deccitfu diplo-
macy His curt refusal, tempered only by
the expressed hope that Germany will forth
with proceed To the formulation OF new pro-
posals as a basis for the resumption OF
negotiations with the allies should remove
the last vcstgc OF belief in Berlin that the
United States will step into any trap il may
Sc, for il, or permit itself To be catranged
from the allies through German machina-
tons
The next move is up TO Germany Baked
in its attempt To draw the United States
into TN" controversy, il must act quickly ii
il would save itself from being forced TO
pay at the lannon's mouth what it has re-
FUSED under diplomatic pressure May
approaches, and. II Germany in the mean
Time has made no honest effort To com
promise or, failing to compromise, to meet
the allied demands. that day may see the
French troops in battle formation moving
still deeper into German territory. Ii that
should cvcntuatr. the world will applaud
II il be necessary to beat Germany again
TO its knees 10 force compliance with its
obligations, then there should he no hcsit-
aucy in beating it there, and the French are
ready and eager for the task To n nation
that knows no argument but force. force
must be applied in generous measure Nor
is ii likely that Great Britain, at the IIythc
conference. will attempt To stay the hand
OF its ally in such righteous undertaking
Spcciousncss of the German plea to Hard
!nH IS written into every line It's falsity
is so patent that ii cannot be escaped For
Germany promises on its word OF honor
God save the mark, to pay what President
Harding, should he accept the mediation
task, hnds that it Justly owes Yet Ger
many with a fearful plea OF poverty has
refused to pay. But suppose President
Harding had accepted and found the allied
demands just Who're then. if it's poverty
b, so AFFECT would Germany have found
the resources whcrcwith to pay in fulfill
Inent OF its promise? If Germany is in posi-
ton 10 make good the terms of its promise
"iih dollars, then ii is equally in position to
pay nos without further cringing protest
l'y reading the fa!sily OF the German pro-
posnl refusing 10 soil his hands or faint his
Amcricauism by intervening To aid Germany.
thereby "ndanccring our friendship with
tie allies MIR. Harding has shown the true
spiFi' and even those who have been his
political enemies hasten to commend the
Wisdom ana patriotism Of his course.
Society dcbutan,c in the movies is not a
believer in The great unwashcd'; but there
Us no record OF any Of them having been
turned away from the box office.
The Hard!ng-IIays idea OF the civil ser
Ntrt 1G in ,Il1i .li tlo
candidates win; tails, the Democrats lose -
| Headline says Reds Wipe Out Armcni-
ans What? again!
Mary Garden has been decorated by the
l French government which seems closely
akin to painting the lily.
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Charcoal Eph's Dali. Thought.

"Dcy ain man iivin' got nerve enough
{ 20 lone his wife" said Charcoal
Eph moodily. Il done hcarcd O. sech but dcy
boun' I admit hit sumpn unusual. sub.
Eat hoe cake. Mistah Jackson