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The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

The railroad officials who came up from Nenana on Friday, made a trip to Chatanika yesterday and returned 10 Nenana today
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

Mrs. Albin Martin left for the Outside today. enroute to Germany 10 pay a visit to her mother.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

4. Nelson, who has been mining by the hydraulic method at the head of Pedro creek, Is visitor in town.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

James Cougland, who is patient at the hospital, where he Is receiv- ing treatment for rheumatism, is improving and hopes soon to be able to resume his journey to the Circle Hot Springs.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

Ben Madison, a well known old timer of the Fairbanks district, left for Nenana today, enroute to the Pioneer home at Sitka, where he is going for the rest cure.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

An order has been issued dis charging John Boulton from bank ruptcy.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

Joe Martin, former guard at the federal jail, was taken from his cabin to the hospital this week. He has been rendered helpless by an at tack of muscular rheumatism.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

Reed w Heilig, representing the defunct American Bank, has been awarded judgment against Andrew Ness for the sum of S22612.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-08

would be required to make further payments. But the court informed him to the contrary and Oie paid s45O to cover the back payments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
JOSEPH SHEEHAN, TENOR,
COMING HERE THURSDAY
New York English Opera NS>ocia.
ton To BE Attraction al
Strand InunnrrnM

Joseph Shc"han celebrated tenor
Win the New YORK EnGlsh opera
Association. coming to Tho Strand
tomorrow night. is n popular singer.
Is there anything IN 20 uarn"2 Thai
has hccu II question debated for thou-
."uds 81 years amt wil! continue $40
!'uS a this old earth rcvply,s and
.lH ".tS Hpon II I.r"ar- in NO
profession ~ the world docs Il ppDu-
i"' name play So important "a pa RI
With the public than In ihc world OF
opera and tho thentor Go TO th,
y; |it,fopoliiAh on a night when Cargsu
ia sinS ing, or try to purchase tickets
az ~" chicago performances when
H'arN f"rucu IL billed. These nr, uc-
'H"ipnS when name Oft times m"uus
more thnu tn" opera and th- rest OF
!, is the same with Joseph sho.-
Ian The famous tenor. For Years
ne name 81 the great Singer has
al VII" know it, know IL has !, N.i4r
equal its w"lght IN money IN tu.
h'"t place, SH"'hau is "a Grca' singer.
usN,, he never fans To inicrcs; Wd
appointments. So" him at his work
work that he never tires OIL
Among party OF fricuds hr is e
whole soUlcd Jolly good fellow wi"
this way he leaves fond memories
among his fellow men
!, has taken years for Sho"hau 10
build up II name Whereby h" has he.
c"mc known ia ali parts OF tu. coua-
try 1t - nnmc that has come
through hard and mrri,ct work. anI
the public has not forgotten ns
drawing power TN" public knows
that the New Yurh English op-ra
Company j. not surpassed hy au, or
=aniza,Ion OF It's k!ni on To-. roud.
He would not permit, himsel; To- 70
on the road without scouting The
vest artists available He has newer
failed his ,uhl.c in tho years 10 took
him 10 build a rcrH'nti2r aud now
he feels that IL is hi" Hutv Z" give
jug, ~ good. if not better. IN tn" flu
'urc
But good na'nr mean, so much
10 q man. and 10 Shcrhan il has al
ways meant everything .Nri uuw
That nc comes 10 this city With Tia"
Now YORK English opera Association
music lovers VIII know that tn,
name ".;hcchnn" Is guarantee Of
not just good but excellent perform
ancrs Faus' viii be presented ia
,OIs,rt form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
FRITZ KRElSLER COMES
HERE FOR FIRST TIME
tunrr-i ut city Auditorium Of En-
nous SiHiinist win Attract
NttrnIINn.

The Forthcoming engagement OF
lr!tZ kie.tZlcr viii mark the frs;
visit of the famous violin vIrtuoso
20 Richmond. Music lovers who have
not had the opportunity to sec and
hear the world's greatest master Of
~" violin in the larger cities OF tho
.nNutrS ar, promised n rare treat.
IN" limited tour Of krc!slcr in the
southern country viii not permit lJm
NOR" than one concert in Richmond.
i circumstancc Tor which ne cx-
presses keen regret The Krcislcr
CONCERT Viii bc given in the CITY
Auditorium Thursday evening. Feb
rn"ry 3, az $50. Ticket holders are
requested to hc in their seats
promptly al that hour. The sea; sale
~ N'Ti"y'S Is reported very large. but
many good seats are still obtainable
IN music itself. Fritz krcislers
versatility is astounding. He plays
not only the violin. but several in
siruincnts, including the piano.
hrolS!er - far from being exclus-
iH"iN musician Of the highbrow"
variety. His operctta Apple Bios
some, produced for the first time
ihSt winter, IN New York and now
BENG performed by three travelling
companies. ls enough TO prove this
incidentally krcislers rcSourccful-
MSS ~ pianist may he imagined
from INC tact that one day in London,
some years ago. two musicians vir-
IuaIiy unknown, gave Il joint recital.
one Fritz krciSicr then PLAYED the
hlano, and one Harold Bauer Tho yio-
I'm, ana neither critics nor puhlic
expressed any surprise at the fact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
HAMPOEM WILL PRESENT
"TAMiNG OF TIE SiiREW"
Talented Shnkcspcnrcnn Actor VII!
Hriu. HIS Compnry 10 strand
lrhpufpr

OF all ShilScspcareau characters.
barring possibly f'IlStam. mono Is
perhaps 50 humorous ia rs Irpcnl az
is rctrUchiu in "Th" Tanning Of tn"
Shrew." In which Walter ilam2len,
the talented ShakcSpoarchn actor.
Will he seen at the "Wednesday matt
nee performance during his three
day enlightenment 1T the strand be-
rinniE" ncNi Monday night. Mir.
Ilnmpdcn's rctruchio Is vastly anus
ing and. moreover. cclorfui ana
picturesque fellow OF such Il irGr""
as to cause the Washington star 10
remark "as handsome. fascinating
and lovahlc q rciruchio as ever irod
stage or tanned Wild women. Nv
li"wpdrn plays his celebrated
comedy in a hrpud fare" vein and ~
"a fast tempo that causes as many
laughs a. the sunpNi"sr Broadway
farce ana So FAST is the spectator car
r;cd along that he has no time To re-
aliHc tn" time Of the play il back in
the seventeenth century. II rcfutos
completely the belief that Shakes
ucarc is "oid fashioned" ana those
who venture To sec ii realize that all
Mack Eci nett ever did was 10 im-
TAFT. The Bard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

With q minimum of waste IL has attained
high point OF efficiency. while at the same
inc The profits of the industry have been
% large as To subject il TO the suspicion
# unfair practices. whence the insistent
demand for government supervision TO un-
cover these alleged practices AS the vote
Of Senators on the bill clearly indicates.
THIS feeling is particularly strong In the
agricultural States of the South and West
AS it passed the Senate. tho bill creates
Federal livestock commission OF three
members, appointed by he President to
have jurisdiction over the livestock indus
Try. The commission would have power to
issue orders. collect and disseminate infor-
nation, have access 10 packers books and
have general supervision over packers
Stockyards, commission men and similar
agencies. Review OF the livestock COM
bill. which also prcscribcs rules for con
duct of the packing business and stpula-
tons against monopoly. unfair trade prac-
ticcs, engaging III unrelated industries and
other similar acts. 1t is also provided i'm
the bill tina: upon its enactment all SUPER
vision of the Federal Trade Commission
over the livestock industry shall be ter
minated and transferred to the livestock
commission.
The bill now goes TO the House for its
concurrence. where, it is understood. SEN
timcnt is Very strong for il. and il is likely
special rule Will he invoked to expedite
its passage before The expiration OF the
present Congress The measure is a long
step III the direction OF government control
OF a big industry, and its eifec, upon the
interests affected will be watched hopefully
but not without misgivings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
"ra,-ion." sensational film.

ion." the sensational Euro
y, 'n N''u spectacle which VIII b.
SVEN rlh.!e Fhow!ns hero AZ the
broadway Thcatrr all next week. VIII
nav" special preliminary perform
nucc at the broadway tomorrow,
morning ~ 10 O'clock for city Of
hc'als, members ~ tho clergy and
r''r@SeniHtivcs or th- press invita-
m%%nF ior the private presentations.
"hirA VIII D.. rTni. with Spcr!al or
rh'StrHl Accompaniment. HAY" hoan
ir~u"d by Manager y - Earns. WHO
h'DI. res the picture 10 be a uruduc-
non ~ TIA" hfst magnitude.
Folh Nogri acclaimed TIA" gr"atos.
Enrop'Hn screen actress rorirays ,ho
rrirarN role She is iuternatIcuall,
rcooEni2"d ne uu emotional actress
oi SEN"rl1iivr attachments. ard nor
work 81 TINS production is asserted
1" r"Hc4 tn" 2rni'h or c"lluloid art
Ihu Es'luN. Board ci Review O..
motion pictures har declared "ras-
u ~ far the nn"s' portrayal
y tho iIfc and tragedy of Madame ,lu
i'"rr| yct plIC,I upon tho screen
~ picture Of INC times. IN its nirl-
l'T - tn" spirit OF history. IN its
imagination ani 'ts dramatic v!gor
and IN ,hr guNity oC !;s acting &,
must h. regarded as n mnst"rpi.c.
u rs 81 screen spectacle ~ the mrs;
'n'.nl'uh" ana u WORK OF true photo
dramatic art"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Question. md Answer.

fawninE What causes yawuiug? | am a
woman ~ years old ana yawm and yawn all
day long. tMrs. T.. IL. IL
nswer.-OXyGcn- hunger TAKE two miles
OF oxygen on the hoof three times a day.
oNfordS in Winter am c!phtc.n years Of
age ana shall be grateful II YOU viii tel! mo
whether II is injurious for to wear heavy
oNfords all through the winter Miss + d.
-
Anewer.--I can assure you that it is i'm
material so far as health is concerned whether
YOU Wear low shoes or high boots Il is a
matter of comfort and you ought 10 know
when You comfortable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
The Poets Corner
Uii.y on "I.ovc."

uii'y on Glove"
Laik bout blin', huh, love ain blin'.
cause my ma sees what's in your
min
she sees WHAT'S god. an she helms
that grow
TEL the tad has mighty poor sorter
show.
An has 10 be mos uncommon mean
TO get ahead OF the good she's seen
ON, .shucks! Ii somehow ticklcs me
y" hear folks say that love cant see.
For loves just got the kecnn.i
sight
She can see right through you. day
or night.
When II comes to nagsin'. love Ia kin.
But hear me, teller" true love ain!
bin. --SEl.LiE G. RICE.
Richmond. January %, l12l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Voice Of the People on Topics Of the Day
profitable Marketing Important
Problem Concerning Producer

anu consumer, Says Taylor.
To the Editor of The Times Dispatch.
Dear Sir.-Your editorial I'm ,h,,
mornings paper entitled "Weu Adj.
''scd Increases Is very cncourap,,r
/" AL Interested In the work of ,b.
T. :. Department OF Agriculture !
Wish 70 thank you FOR your Kind and
appreciativc comment on the Bur.,,,
of Crop Estimates.
Profitable marketing Is at prcso,,
IN. important problem concorni,,
noun the producer and the cousun.-
ana therefore, the .ncr,ens. IL, ~.
appropriation for the dcveloprncn, 81,
me marketing service seems cu,,,
justified. as you so ubly demo,
sir"tcd. Thc consolidation of ~.
horean OF Crop Estimates ana ,ho
hur'hn Of Markets. which was ,nj,t
"t%h within the department. wiii -.
SUN not only in a saving OF oy.,
ht1n expenses. but also In a bron,nr
anu NOR" ancient service.
Very truly yours.
.HENHf NJ TAYLOR
HEriGui,urni Stnt!stician for Virpt,,,
Hichmond, January II. 1927
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
SEEN ONi TIE SIDE
by HENRY EDWARD WARMER
The Mnx 4 DnIlnr t;rc,..

Now listen. Little Children.
And I'll tell :, tale to you
About II little Dollar. and
The way the Dollar grew
! know il is the truth, because
sat on Daddy's knee
And heard 1t. and pass IL on
As it WAS told 10 me.
There WAS copper Penny.
And II little Copper Cent
Fell dead in love with him. and to
The church one day they went
And married. and in course OF time
y Two-Crnt Piece was born
And then Il silver Thrcc-ccnt came
Upon one happy morn
The Two-Ccnt ANA the Thrce-Ccnt
Made Nickel and in time
Each wed another TWO or Three
Which made Il shining Dime.
And If you don't believe it
|; is serious. don't laugh,
Two smiling children blessed their homes
Quarter ana Il Half,
And YOU can see. by adding
When another Nickel came
Th. Total was a Dollar. ana
Another OF the same
Came visiting the Dollar
Its wonderful. hut iru"
How rapidly tho family
OF Copper Penny grew
Ana 50. tell YOU. Childrrn.
saw" Your pennies. and in tim.
iom'Il find them multiplying
Cent by cent. and dime by dime:
And II you treat Your pennies
kindly. q child should do.
ThcrcIi come Il time when dollars
VIII be very kind to You,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Many Itig Features.

The methods OF vamrs detectives
iEhting police. GansSt.rS and deui-
"cnS oI the Sums ON on" hand, and
mess men ana other substantial cit
liens which compose tn" population
OF New York, the worlds greatest
metropolis. are faithfully portrayed
in "Wh!!c New York Sleeps" a screen
m"lodrama which is showing at the
Isis this week. Tn" picture Is said
by many critics to lie the migntiost
mcloGruma from the standpoin, Of
suspense ana pagcantry ever pre-
dlccd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
MISl,r,nr NlM,<,r.
Thcater Calendar

STt tND---''Uobin Hood" matt
neg ana night.
iCiDEN i--Itciih vaudeville.
HiLot - Douglas Maci.can, in
"Ihc Nnoi,ic's Return
Ri.t EDIHD - Eileen Percy, in
"Itrunrr of the Uritlc."
BhOSbN NN - Katherine Mae
Donald, in "MS I.ai3'> i.ntrl,krX."
ISis-..t.hcn New lnsk SIrrrs."
LhNIt--i'riiE l.rihrr nnd Vivian
Martin, in .Thc Song OF the Soul"
oDE0N--Louis Hun. ia ..l,hut
Women MINT"
lICToIt-Wiliinm Fairbanks. In
"I'ighting IIiil."
NEN-Nnricty.
THEhTo--"fhc Girl in tho suit
Case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
" inter Itch.

Copyright. 1919. National Newspaper service.
ms Is the season when people with dry and
irritable skin should not without malice afore-
thought bathc. Now is the winter OF discom-
rent for people who Imagine that clcanl iicss
Is Il mere matter OF soap and water and fancy
p!uiiloihS The common drinking cup ana the
roller towel are sanitary institutions as com
pare" with the common bathtuh. and Yet thou
sands ana thousands OF our newly wcll-to-do
"cthaII! boast of their use OF the bathtub Real
lovers of cleanliness want no,hin. hut a
shower
Many elderly persons ANA many younger
ones. whose mctaholisn iss TOO slow scrub al :
inost daily under tho inilucnc. OF the sanitary
plumbers propaganda, ana then wonder Why
'heF bnrh aud scratch and dig and SuUirrn and
suffer with winter itch On" wouldn't expect
. Nid glove or a sheep bound book 10 with
Sthhd frequent soap ana water washing. Why
MAKE such demands on the poor old skin? y
iath 'Wic" Il week Ia amply sufficient tor the
average Individual in cold weather: once q
"c"h may suffice for many whose WORK or play
does not expose them to much dirt: once in
TWO weeks is often enough Cor many an cider
~ person to take soap and water bath \
vigorous young person may endure a daily
r"'h all the year round If plenty OF nrtincal
tropical climate is available in th. colder. sea,
son.
Tn" excessive dryncts OF the skin caused by
too frequent bathing with SOAP and water.
particularly soap. is cause OF winter itch.
rms may be obviated relieved by frequent
applications 10 the skin OF this
''"'',h ........... dram
l'"r"SiyS"rid Observation-Disclosures. . drains
Cold cream (madc with white vas
e''"e' ....................6 drains
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Notice to Readers of
The Times-Dispatch

The Tlmrs-DIspntch,In It's "Voice
OF the People" column. wishes To
give space promptly to all corrrs-
p"hdrhtS. but the pressure of let
trrs II 30 great that thr editor
u '"rrrh. in order ~ present topics
"hrh they are fresh and of vital
interest. to ask rOrrrspundcntS to
rohurnsC their communications Into
.Ih wards. This request IL made
IN IN" spirit of fair play and We
ar" confident IL viii be met in tIint
.pirit D.. our readers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Information Bureau

InUuirics Regarding almost any
tonic. cyrrptinG ON lcEnl ana mcdi-
raI subjects, are answered free. ~
all inguirirS answered aircctly
u, personal letter. "a scIf-nLd rrssrd
slammed envelope is required. Adj
dress The Timrs-Dispnt"h iafurma-
tiot, HurcaU, Richmond, Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Strrct> md Strr,.t Inr.

TO tn" Editor % Tho Times DIsno,c,.
ii"hs" tell mo. is this trl. ,yh,,,
man told mo. chat tho reason ,hc,a
~" no SiEns on the street coruora T.,
Mel us" "i the mental hosni:oIsp
ih'r. ar" so many he says and ,h.,.
i''E better 10 run IL they ar. nm IL,
HIHs mat rs "hy they have ih,n.
streets with the same name too
MAS glad to gee in Tho Times
Itspni'h that they are thinkinr
p"Ht IN" stree; ears OF conr..
"hat YOU say IL true. 80 have 10 nav
d"rs thnd is why do they rt,,, III.
cars In clusters? They aImGs, NJ
NAYS seem 10 run two ana even
three close together, and do mo-,
understand tho object. II any.
l'"n't y9u thinE II a oar lin. did
not Try To run on 40 many streets n;
Ia ,Img IL would got some wher.
Thcse two toms have mentioned
seem 70 mas" people swear "A great
Zeal, and wouldn't Il be- nice Z thn
people who are wurryin. over how
9in"T people spend Sunday. would
n'Ir th"N" matt"rs and thereby
lessen profanity and mayhc insanity,
.CoNSTNT READER.
Richmond va. Jan 90, i,al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
..Ilu,,nrc of Tic I,ri,lr.

"Ecwnrr rf IN" H-ilc." featuring
Eileen Percy. viii omen Il ttvo-Iays'
engagement az the n!ucbird Thcatcr
tolh' This picture j. said TO be one
IF tho hest that has been hrough,
nrro IN many months hy the manage
nlrut ~ u" movie house and large
crowds are expected
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

AMY be good many eN-prohihiton agents
'oNiiS Tor pay roll To which they may
"''ach Ncs.--t;rco SborO News
>ori"ik is Planning II Erca, water carnival.
Noriolk has always had moro water than she
Nhew what to do with. and heretofore has
used 1t so sparingly.-Durhum Herald
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Cinema Programs
Good Picture ut Biiou.

Douglas Macl.ean'S famous uniform.
the disappearance" Of which was Tho
basis Of much o: the actor Of Tween
iy-Thrc. and ii Iiali Hours Leave. e
makes It's second and probably last
appearance in The Rockies Return. -
MuCI.can'S latest Paramount picture.
produced by Thomas II. Incc, which
VIII be- featured at The iijou The
aior again today. as the rookie dcns
mutt and places tho faVuritc ''unic''
carefully away in mothbal!S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Fairbanks NJ Victor.

IN Fnirbanks, In "TigutIng nm +"
- thH attraction :. Ia. Victor toda:
ana tomorrow. IL A. on unusual s,Orv
~ NeA'"rn H. and has rpi-uGIl
east on ,h" same program "fat,y
Arbucklv =" ~ hc shown in Ills We'd
dlnt Night one OF HE most laugh
adj" comedy hits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
The Weather
FURNISHED L., I. :. weather nur.,ul
Forecast: Virginia

snow ear rain an
TIA" -un>' ana snow
Ia thr Interior We'd
p"-'!a, AMI Thurs
,iaN
N'rih 'uro,inn--
Rain ur sngn Wed.
n">,liI and prni,.ti,iN
Thursday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
Dainty star M odcon.

;urc star who - 10 be seen at The
Odcon today la What Women Want"
puts herself on record as saying that
the average woman is tho equal Of
tn" average man in the hIndlinE OF
ordinary business affairs, while her
sentiments and scnsibili:Ics are OF an
extremely higher nature
What Women Want" the vehicle
in which Miss Hun Is TO appear,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26
q. Harvey Clarke Suggests Con
sultinS Agriculture Before I'm
terminating Hawks.

10 The Editor of The Times Dispatch
some years ago In one Of the rrcut
srhiE growing states of the Nest
!, wa" found that for several wears
mo !i"id WAS steadily decreasing
year ny year without any cause Thar
WAS apparent to the farmers
80 they took the matter un win
ne department Of Agricultiir. M
NaHhinGtnn. ana several men wcrr
"'h' "ut west to make an iuycstiru
''on "i All OF the conditions
ih'E reported that they found thai
S'E'ral Years pre- vi"usly prizes for IN.
us 90 hhwks. had been given and
mat they had been urac;,rnIiv ~
i'rinihhte'. and consequently m" ii.I.I
ihloe am" other v"rmin had sn greatly
the crops. - '"s
>" me farmers were advised 10 i'm q
P"r' lot Of hawks. which u,nv a.
HHu 'ho crops began To in.,,r,,a%
seems. Therefore. {; would hc Won
Tor me authorities here to cnns,,l, ~.
countless has data on hawj;s mn
MnH!n DO OF value in d"t,rmiri,,.
Wtvi"'r or not, ii would il. a ,,c,i
,M."E 1. cNt"r'ninatc the hawks in
g. HARVEY CLARKE
'''""'oh". Va. Jan. -. 1921
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-26

'lt!"ha. members would be expensive lux
ury At sioo",ooh. The decision seem. wise
ih"r" - II" reason TO sUpposc that the new
forty-cighi would show higher average value
han the present 49,. Wilmington star
Many men outside Of ia" peni,entiary might
with rroht To- themselves and surprlsin.
ricasur" TO their creditors tear "a leaf on. OF
S!dna A!l"u'a cod" Of honor Winston Salem
Journal.
tn" Federal House Of Representatives is
large enough. /, now consists OF l3, mem
he's. hut the new census would cntitlc il to
an increase OF for;y.cight. making the total
Az The Interests az popular government
would not 10" advanced 10y the proposed en-
larscmcnt and the national. Treasury would
he depleted thereby 70 the extent OF more
than million dollars annually The addi-
,'onai pork comes too high. Knston Free
i'rosG
The Virginia supreme Court has ovcrrulcd
Ia" contention tina; the Federal prohibition
law suHcrscdcs tho Virginia prohibition law.
Liquor dealers might stick Mn right there.
III" national iaw operates along with the state
Laws. aud wns not intended 10 take !hcir
place Raleigh News observer.
In TIA" matter az rcHrranring the congress
sional districts the Federal government viii
keep hands of. I'll" states may diyidn them
scIvs" NJ according to their own notions and
70" doubt ,Ac map makers "a, !:a!cieh are
already drawing "tcniativc' lines Charlotte
Observer.
who says that SIR Harding finds +; a dn-
cult matter TO make up his mind? lie has
been dciibcra:lng on the Cabinet question only
about ten weeks. and has already decided ac-
cording ia his announcement OF Wcdncsday Y.
iiat hc "ll have q Republican cabinct--Ashe-
lillc Citizen
There would be a good deal more interest
in the proposition TO erect state constah-
ulary 10 deal with biockading were people not
aware that after March next there will prob
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Indy tstor.s Marriages.

Mrs. \. l.. T.. Charlotte. y. Gladly
Astor NJ T.. married Waldorf Astor
May 2. 1906. In London. Her nrst
husband was Robert Gould shaw. OF
n"Gton. from whom she separated in
iaG2 Lady Astor was one OF the
famous Langhorne beauties of Vir-
pinin
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Charcoal Eph'S Daily Thourh,.

"i'er ain no use ;alkin' loud I :, man dat
won listen said Charcoal Erh. rum:nativcIy
nut ct II I" man wants . hear he'll grab yo
whisrah lax hit came outn "a ncvaphonc Ear
pickle. Mstah Jackson