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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
Una pelicula prohi-
bida por S. S. el Papa

conhicto con la otra potencia Sc cru
ga de hombros y SO propone difundir
la pelieula por todo 81 orbe; sola,nente
Sc basa en- rsu prop6sito de eleyar Ell
arteA cinematografico nacional.s e,Se
La DEsAvENzNcIA Es ANTIGUA
Este incidente puede tener mayor i'm
portancia, pues por Ell moinento, lla
enfriado los sdeseos de acercamiento
que va Sc habfap mostrado entire el
Quirinal y Ell vatieano.
sCreese que este obedece al antigua
ant1gonismo existente,, toda vez que
SIS. no encuentra i1nprocedente toda
La pelicula, si1lo algrmas escenas de ella
solamene, aaesde Ell punto de vista reli-
PRoTEsTA CONTRA ADAM Y EVA
s La mas frme oposici6n Sc refere ma
ds menos que a la forma en- que son
presentados Adam v Eva en- Ell Paraiso
Los productores alegan que ellos Sc
han ajustado La prop;edad hist6rica,
y 81 esta escena es immoral en- pelicula,
10 es tambi6n en- la historic.
Adam y Eva oyeIido La voz de Dios
en- los jardines del Paralso desnudos y
sin avergonzarse.
La iglesia no discute, pero desaprue-
ba. u.
Desde luego, antes Gel "pecado",
es decir anteS de eomerse la ''manEa-
ma, aparecen los dos completamente
desnndes ateni6ndose los textos sa
grades, que dicen "estaban desnldos y
no Sc avergonzaban de ello"..
Algunos criticos entienden que ell des
nudo Sc pEede mostrar en- varias for
mas, pero que la adoptada por los all
torres de .tThe Holy Bible'' es atrevida
y ruborizante.
Ademas, la protagonista de Eva, es
una gran hembra, capaz, de hacer CO.
mer no una, manzana, sino de saborear
cualquiera otra cosa, por complicada
que fuera. Adem&s, Sc dice, hay abu
so de las escenas de mujeres desnu-
das... a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
CARTA ALBERTA
de gran iGferes para ell comercio de Wveres para
Ell pueblo Puenonique1o

estnyiese de ndoa eputada
fabrca de Colgate Co de Jersey C produce b6 BROWN
Iad0 "CADERN0 parocinma jab0n
gandO ncua On0mcO iniasfcaO
Ell b0n BROWN rOtuIadO DERN0"
resduOs de fab prOpdades
pueden igualadas min 0trO ab0n.
E jab6n BROWN rotladO "CA OERNO"
So 81 quta daO abOnes nfeOres
actual de masOOO cajas anuae los onums tegenes
lie preferen d devan beneOs
yHevn mas mpa que los apa despreocDad
BROWN ERN0 faIcado
faentes
rOSO ert0 dVande de tai pe0
% cera donanza pbco conumdr nganado dberadaen
te, dandoIe "gat0 por iebre" ~
Todav quedan
erdto reputation nueso ibon BROWN
exste medic de expendO al pdbH
hmos adoptado del prestgo nfcado edto
de nueO iab6n BROWN de rota fabca
paslla de este m0do:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-04-19
sIEMPRE LA MANzANA

das..
SIEMPRE LA MANZANA
Cuando el Papa vic La peIcula, sa-
lilo horrorizado, desde ell principle; pues
cuando VIC Eva con manzana todo,
y Adam saboreando Ell fruto agridulce,
escape hacienda la sefial de la Cruz.
Dicese que aquella noche del Vati-
cano no fue 4romana'', sino 'ttoleda-
ma" Y fue tai el efecto, que al
dia siguiente todas las imaginaeiones
estaban vacilantes. Las penitencias que
Sc hicieron duran adn. ESQ ST. tuvieron
que confesarse todos con sacerdotes ale
nos al vaticano. !. !. No 10 aseguran of
.cialmente, pero me 10 figuro yo.
SIN EMBARGO, PAso...
Indiscutiblemente, la seasena de Ia
nlanzana debe de ser atroz, porque an
tes de ella viene la forinaci6n de Eva,
que surge esplendorosa v descacharran
te, y 10 prinero que hace es echarse
al SOL cubierta tan solo por La cabe-
llera, que lie nega a La cintuTa.
Despues hay escenas idilicas entire
Adam y Eva, con los atiimalitos del Pa
raiso. Aparecer oyendo la Voz del Sr.,
que les prohibe conner la fruta prohibi-
da del arboI que Sc halla, preoisancn
Ite, en- el centric del jardfn, rodeado de
hojarasca inutiIe s a
Lo QUE HAoE EVA.
viene despu6s La tentaci6n de la ser
piente, y Eva come y da de comes a
Adam I. Esta es la escena de stla bu
lla''. Eva masca La naIlzana y Sc de-
leita en- clio, en- vez de portarse-se-
guns la critiea eclesiastfca como toda
'naujer que esta reaiigaAdo sun acto pro-
hibido! @ vi
Perd6n, no, me excomulguen! Pero
creo que ESQ es una exageraci6n. De
manera que al conner la rianzana de-
bia estarse muy seria y hacer muecas.
No senior! Que fba hacer, 81 la
Epobre le gustaba! aFA
4 Por otra parte, las cosas prohibit
das'' son las que mas Sc saborean.
|, Con esa teoria, llegareinos ala con-
clusion de que el conner la inanzana no
es pecado, pero ST ei sssaboreo'' =.
PERo. y. isERIA MANzANAq
Un sabio aleman hace algGn tempo
public6 un trabajo aencaminado a de-
rnostrar que la manzana era una fruta
desconocida en- la epoca antigua, y que,
por tanto, no podia haber sido La causa
del desastre paradisiaco.
Este sabio era "un bobo'', como
suelen serlo todos los sabios. que dedi-
can su tempo teorizar, v de seguro
que no saba practicamente el gusto
de la manzana. Porque Squ6 irnporta
que fuera una manzana, cualquiera
otra 'fruta? Para el case era iguaL Eva
Sc la di6 y Adam Sc la comic. :. ESQ es
todo! Sujetemonos al simbolismo. pues
81 todo 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., habria que
llegar la conclusion de que la ban
dera no es mas ave un trapo, y para
interpreter las cosas que Sc relacionan
con ella el mas competente era un ten
dero de ropa. -.
cUAL sERA LA soLUcIoN?
Ell Vaticano trata de imponerse.
el Gobierno italiano no acepta la i'm
posici6n. .... r
Use enfriaran nuevamente las rela-
clones entire el Quirinal y el vaticano?
serfa de lamentar, no por el hecho en-
81, sinc por la cosa: Una nlanzana Bah!
Tomas JULIA.
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AmpIiacidn y marco sag

Necesitamos agentes en- todas las
poblaciones.
MayagUez Frame Co. Box $50.
Mlyagtiez.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Why People With Weak
Nerves and Thin Blood
SO Often Fail in Life and Trampled Down bv S,rono
Keen, Red Blooded Men with N.rv.. &c Sts.l 90

"ltiout strong nerves you lose your
magnetism, force and courage. You
ice! your own weakness and others
know that you are weak. Trif,ing
'hings annoy youths i. a sure sign
OF nerve exhaustion.
Some people are born with a very
small! amount OF nervo-vi,ai ,uid De.
cause their nerve force has been sau.n-
dered by the lives led by their ances.
,ei. o'Ler, use up ,heir nerve force f,.,.r
man the body can make il
,"hen your nerve force become. r,.k,.J
az we vital organs Of your body lo,e mi,
norma ,trengih and vigor and asa result, Al,
It''ni on alarming symptoms may .pr.,r
rio1' tae pEins across the back. one ue-.a,
Inns ne has kidney trouble: another n,,
t,iHN ms spine Is injured because Of the te,.
&C., spots which tnsy occur thereon. III.
aui, heAvy pain In tho lower part Of NJ
.eAhs ano'he! 10 think he 10 going IN ~.
pIeais and from the diayrseasle 2u!ne,, y.
pressure IN the from. Of his head. ,no,s :.
,ee.s ne &c E,inS 10 die from hiyh blood mr.,
se. ssepies'nso and netvou. irrit.hIi.,r
Aean palpshtioh and indigestion are 80
common symptoms Naturally your rr.ny,,
rsot; endurance and brain power ar.
sIeAJ weakened. and in such A eonS,,;a.
,"u gre IN no position TO eon,et. wiz IS.
MIonE. Keen red.blooded nan witt o.,~., =.
Mee'' when YOU lack nerve force. ,h,r. !.
car! one thing 'hn 10 going TO heip van, -
I! more nerve force. In ease, Of s,r,.
io.fe exhaustion in which yorr new.
"Ah seus are Starving for x.7i st q SUD.
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ROGER CONT WINS
BILLIARD MATCH
Lnv Assncintcl rrcss.l

CHICAGO. Nov. iG.---Roser Cont,
French billiard champion. Today won
his first victory In three starts In the
worlds championship 1872 bnlk line
tournament, when he defeated Jake
Schacfcr. Jr.. 500 10 2N3. Cont pre-
viously had lost To Welkcr Cochranc,
Of san Francisco. ana Willie Hopnc.
holder of !hc championship title.
Cont played ont in ten innings.
and would have finished in his ninth,
had he not missed on an easy masse
shot with four Ia go. Schaefer, the
Chicago star. seemed to have trou-
b!c keeping the balls together, while
Cont exhibited his hest work OF the
tournament. Contis high run was
l33
Willie Hoppe. worlds champion
won the second match today. when he
defeated George Sutton. of Chicago,
100 Ia PA. Hoppe played out In ten
innings with hich run of lS6 in
tho last frame.
The match was one OF the most
hotly contested OF the tournament,
sutton leading Hoppe throughout the
game except in the second and third
innings. until Hopes high run I'm
the tenth.
Sutton was defeated yesterday by
Scha"fcr. and Hoppe won yesterdays
match from Cont.
The score by innings:
Hoppe. 40. I. 81. I, o. II. III, 0.
sutton, Sc. |. 1O3. /. o. 1913. :, l.
"tal. Pa: average. 80 40.
Eduardo Iiorcsnian. the Rclgian
champion balk line billiard player OF
Europe. defeated Welker Cochran, of
san Francisco. 400 to Sal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
Eat less meat II you feel Back
achy or have Bladder
trouble.

NO man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make Il mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally.
says wcli-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites the
kidneys. they become overworked
from the strain. get sluggish and fail
TO inter the waste and poisons from
the blood. then We get sick Nearly
all rheumatism. headaches. liver trOu-
bic. nervousness. dizziness. sI.Gplass-
ness and urinary disorders come from
sluggish kidneys.
Tnc moment you feel a dull ache In.
the kidneys or your hack hurts. or If
the urine IL cloudy, Offensive. full OF
sediment. irregular Of passag. or at
tended by sensation Of scaIdIne
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces OF Jad Salts from any phar-
macy: take "a tablespoonful In "A eIass
OF water. before breakfast and In a
few days your kidneys w!Il ae, An.
This famous salts Is made from tho
ACID OF grapes and lemon Juice. com
h,ned with !ithla. and has been used
'or generations 10 fush and simulate
tho kidneys. also to ncutralize IN.
ACIDS In urine 60 II no LONGER c,uges
irritation, thus ending bladder weak
ness
Jai Salts is inexpensive and cannot
ihluTe; makes delightful enery.s-
cent iithia water drink which every
on should take now and ,hen TO keen
W" kidneys clean and actiy. and ~.
hi1"d pure, thereby avoiding serif,s
FlHney cCnpi lCdtiONs-AIv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
BIC MAIL CLERK DOWNS
BANDIT AND SITS ON HIM.
Recently Escaped Convict
Taken at Phoenix Idcnli-
fled as Roy Gardner.
TELLS WHY HE DIDN'T SHOOT
ltobbcr. With 50-Scnr Term Ahead of
HIN, Tells Man Who Effected Cap
ture lie Never Used Gun ON I'm
armed Person.
tBy Associated Press.l

PHoENIN, AR1Z., Nov. leroy
bound over 10 the Federal grand jury
here late today and his bond fixed "a,
100000. After the bond had becn
announced mmissioner iienke
asked il he thought he could make
the amount. The prisoner answered:
"Oh, yes. sir; ] can make it all right
Gardner was captured here last
night nj Santa Fe station. following
an attempt 10 rob a mail car. was
Identified by finger prints today as
Roy Gardner, who recently escaped
from the Federal penitentiary at Nc
Neii's Island. Gardner admitted his
identity, the police say.
Mail Clerk Downs Robbcr.
The attempt IT. rob the mail car
made while the train was standing
az the station. was frustrated when
Herman luGeriied. OF Phoenix. mail
clerk IN Charge. overrOwerrG the rob
der. The train was due 70 leave for
Los Angeles ten minutes after the at
;S'Upsed robbery. and il was the
theory Of The notice that the robber
intended to ride 10 4 nearby station,
where acconpltces were believed TO
--e- g '---- - ~ XII
inderlied said the man. masked and
eGrryirs 4 revolver. catered the car
while his attention was engaged clSa-
whers. and placed q pistol against the
mali clerks body. lndcrlied. who is
six feet TWO !nche. tall. and weighs
about 2l5 hounds. struck his assail-
ant. took his gun away from him "A nj
then sat on him while ne waited Of
hcers to respond 10 his calls. The
bandit gave his name as Il. p. Nelson.
of Chicago. at the county jail.
Earns His $1,000 Reward.
While Inderlied was holding his
prisoner. The latter said:
Veil. you've earned your $1,000
tonight" referring to a standing re-
ward offered to mail clerks for the
capture OF mail bandits.
lndcrlicd, who returned to Phoenix
today was called TO the police station
TO identify the prisoner as his assail-
ant.
AS ne approached the prisoner, the
latter held out his han and said You
haven't got any hard feelings. have
you?"
i've got wife and child at home"
lndcrlied replied.
snys lie Never Hurts Enarmed Mun.
so have IT, responded the prisoner,
and IL you had had n gun last night
Your wife would have been widow,
today. never hurt nm ,unarmed man.
But next limo gun is stuck against
YOU, you put up Your hands-it might
not be Roy Gardner behind the gun
The police said that while there
was nothing OF unusual value In tho
mail on board the car attacked, a
!Ncai bank planned to ship $4,000
FROM here today. and they believe
the iohbcr had teen tipped off" &c
the shipment, but got tho wrong
train.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
ADMIRAL KATO ADVISED
BY TOKYO C0vERNAIlSl
Instructions Reported 10 In,
clude Request for IN
creased Fleet.
IBy United Ncws.1

TukYCfsNov. DEMONSTRATIONS for
warded 20. Admiral Iiato by the
Japanese government today are re-
ported To call for material changes I'm
the American proposal for reduction
Of naval armament.
While the cublcgram was no;
made public. 1t was learned from n
source usually reliable that the in
structions asked:
I'm Increase in the proportionate
naval armament of Japan
proposal that japan be per-
mittcd 10 retain the new dread
naught Mutsu. the most powerful
vessel or the Japanese navy
other details were said to have
been left in the hands OF Admira,
kato.
Increasing sentiment was evidcn,
mere today for the abolition OF for
tifcations in the Pacific. includ;nr
the stronghold which the UniteG
states is building in the Hawaiian
Islands.
y considerable untavorable furry
followed publication OF n specia!
dispatch to the Nichi Nochi. a lend
ing Tokyo paper, saving that Score
tary OF State Hughes would demand
the abrogRtion OF .hc Anglo Japanese
alliance.
Some leaders told the United News
correspondent that the demand would
In diplomatic discourtesy if
the Nichi Nochi story were true.
The newspaper Chun quoted Min
lister OF War Tamanashi as declaring
that reduction of the Japanese army
was "unthinkable''
The statement was prompted by
reports OF Premier Brands speech
before the Washington conference.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

sisnt supply Of nerve force or nsrvo vital
hsia' II IS worse than foolish 10 vase your
VINO taEing mere stimulating medicines OF
narcotic drrYs Your nerve ADD brain cell,
muo have nerve food or something 10 ,uprly
more nerve force tho same a. \ Y4lYyinr DER
>'h r'uH lave bread 10 build aesh and tissue
rT centuries sience has searched for 4
nerve 'eoc. AZ last 4 remarkable product
WA brought 10 the attention Of the Paris
academy Of Medicine by = celebrated French
Phyhei1n which contained the priReipiI chem
va! e'hrI.ucnt Of active living nerve force in
i'th mich most nearly resembles thar in
VIC t'"!h -Hi nerve cells Of man. This re-
..ISIt!e product is today contained in Euy-
ave" iron " that you may now easily obtain
WAT H.'gat almost be termed aftihcisI nerve
i,o'es simply by taking two tablets Of Nu1ated
IRON hTee :iaei day after meals Suxated
lron Also contains organic iron Ike the iron in
your blood and like the iron in spinach. ieriiis
and 'pplei. Organic iron snriches the blood
ho plenty Of rich red blood means more
nerve foIte, 90 that NuIated Iron not only
directly sypplies the important chemical con.
oiiusns Of active living nerve force to the
se'ys ard brsin eeils but Il also stimulates
sse b!oSd TO manufacture . greatly liner e. ssd
S!IS'y Of new nerve force.
Over four million psopIe are usias Nuxl,sd
ir5n annually. Prom tho remarkably bsns.
.eih rssuI,s which Il has produced, the manu-.
tse'ufHs feel % certain Of its efficacy that
ley guarantee aatisfsstory results 70 every
esrsAirsr or they Will refund 9sur money.
rc,SvTs OF substitutes. Look Tor tho word
Suaated" on every package. NusstSd Iror,
ieI shs blood snd nerves 10 soA by Ill druG;
Il z. FL j. . r y N - : y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
HOW TO GET RID
OF CATARRH
A Simple, Safe, inexpensive
Method That Clears Out the
Head, Nose and Throat.

There is no disease rnor. offensive
Or disagresabis ar no disease that will
lead To "a much serious trouble az ca
iarrh. You can now zeC I'D o. It by
a simple, aate. plAaaanr nome remedy
discovered by Or. Elosssr. a catarrh.
specialist
Dr.. Blosser's Remedy IL composed
OF medicinal aerhs, flowers and her
ries. which you smoke In dainty
pipe or cigarette. The Smoke-ya Dor
is inhaled into the air passages OF
the head. nose. throat and lungs.
and carries medicine where spray..
donches and ointrnents cannot pos
sibly reach. It's effect Is snoth,ng
and healing, and IL entirely harniess.
II contains no cuhebs or tobacco. and
may DC used by women and children
az well as men.
II you suffer from catarrh. asthma.
catarrhal dcafncsA. or IL subject To
frequent colts. s"nd 10 cents tcoIn or
stAfnps) [" The BIosssr Co., sl0 ND
Atlanta, Ga. and you will receive, by
return mall. Il trial package (con-
tanning eight Or. Biosser's cigaret,esj
TO prove their beneficial and pleasant
tneEt.-Aly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
Cal0neI is q
Dangerous Drug
Next Dose may Saliyate You.
Loosen Teeth or Start
IS Rheumatism

Ca!omcl is mercury; quicksilver.
IT crashes into sour bile like dyna-
mite, cramping and sickening you.
Caiomcl attacks the bones and should
never be put into your system.
IL YOU feel bilious, headachy, con-
stipated ana all knocked out, Just go
10 your druggist and get a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents.
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous caiomel. Take
spoonful and il II doesn't start your
iiver and StratEhtcn you up better
ana quicker than nasty cnlomel and
without making you sick. you just go
back and get your money
Don't take calomci! 1t makes you
sick the next day; 1t loses you DAVIS
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up. and You feel great
NO salts necessary. Give IL to- the
children because II is perfectly harm
less and cannot SaIivate-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
URGES
BOND ISSUE FOR
ROAD BUILDING
(Continned From First rnunA

continued From First Page)
report shows. 1927 miles OF roa9lwav
have been maintained. at IL cost. for
the two-year period. of $762,l5l.3S.
On the State highway system. the
department. has let 145 projects for
new construction, and has under
taken ffty-fve projects with state
forces. making a total OF 1868 miles.
according to the report. or this
mhehee, the department has COM
pleted. during the biennial, 3t4.s6
miles OF all types. at II cost of 49,
394.1S9.64.
AZ the same time, IT has resurfaced
26i.l2 miles of old road at n cost Of
Sl.l37.66143.
The department expects to be in
position to advertise for bids az soon
AS the General Assembly OF 1922
makes funds available for that pur-
pose. On October 1, 1891. 972 miles
OF location surveys had been com
pleted Mt a cost of $15l,4l5.Ts. OF
this amount, $4,000 represents the
cost OF surveys for future work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

Never before have we been
able to make such an offer as
this-to give absolutely free
with every Sellers Cabinet
purchased on these terms a
complete three-piece Carving
Set, genuine stag handle,
made with the very best
steel, sterling silver bands.
Just a set that every woman
appreciates at this season.
The set consists Of knife, fork
and file. There is a new
plush lined drawer in the
cabinet made especially for
them. Valuable as this gift
is, it costs you nothing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
GAMoMp TIMEs DIsPATCH: THURSDAY NOVEMBER H. 1921.

included these re-enacting provisions
OF the existing law Imposing taxes
at the present rates on capital stock
OF corporations. brokers. proprIetors
OF !thea'ers. clrcuscs. bowling alleys,
btiilard-rooms, shooting galleries. rid
Ing academies. persons operating or
renting passenger automobiles for
hire, brewers. distillers and wholesale
ana retnli liquor. Dealers: manufacture
crs Of tobacco, cigars and cigarettes:
dealers in narcotics; employment of
child labor and license levies on own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

and used the Sanative Wash, and have
never felt better than have the last
two years. | can work, eat, sleep,
and feel as strong as can be. Doctors
told me could never have children
, was too weak but after taking
vegetable Coinpoundit strengthened
me go gave birth to an eight nomnJ
boy: was well all the time, did all NV
york up TO the last day, and had q
natural birth. Everybody who knew
me was surprised, and when they ask
me what made me strong tell
them Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. Use this testimonial at
any time. Mrs. ELIZABETH SMART.
l42 W. Sixth St, Lowell, Mass.
This experience of Mrs. Smart ia
surely strong recommendation for
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. 1t is only one of a great many
similar cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

ers OF yacht and, other pleasure craft.
The House managers also accepted
the Senate amendment striking out
an original House provision which
would have required a single return
from families in the eight Western
and Southern States having lnws
recognizing the martial community
aad dividing the community property
equally between husband and wife.
Agreement also was reached on the
general administrative provisions OF
the bill. new features Of which In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
nrIstoi Secures New Manager.

EKlSTOI.. w. Nov. l6.-J. pntxv
otourkc. of Philadelphia, manager
OF tho Hamilton. ont, club. for the
season Of 1921. has hccn selected as
manager Of the bristol club OF the
ApDalarhiHn i.caGuc for the season OF
1922. il was announced this evening
by the local baseball management
oRourke is taking the place Of Nick
EEL. of Pittsburgh. who managed tho
BrlStol tenn DURING Tie INST SEASON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17

The fact Of it's guarantee
speaks for it's quality. The
regular retail value of this
set is $1,000. Only during the
period Of this sale will you
have such an opportunity to
secure a complete three-piece
set free with any cabinet
you select. When you con-
slider that with it goes a
Sellers Cabinet of" latest
model, you will realize that
the combination is one that
is not likely to be duplicated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-17
SURTAX RATE FIGHT.
BIG TAX BILL ISSUE,
AT CRISIS IN HOUSE
tContlnued From Firpt pngel

'N""trHue" TrUm F1rst PnEe.)
ne managers also agreed ON the
senate amendments repeating the tax
on parcel post packages and on bonds
OF indemnity and surety. Another
senate amendment accepted provides
mat if corporations issue capital
stock at value OF less than 500 a
share the tax shall be 1 cent on each
S2o OF the actual value or fraction
thereof. The present law imposed n
tax of cents on each 800 of stock
irrespective OF the par value Of shares
issued.
other Senate amendments accepted
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THIS WOMAN'S
EXPERIENCE
Brings a Ray of Hope to
Childiess Women
Lowell, Mass. 81 had anemia
from the time was sixteen wears did

aHH W dS very IT.
regular. If | did
any house clearing
or washing / would
faint and have To
be put 10 bed, my
husband thinking
every minute was
my last. After
reading your text
book for women |
took Lydia E.
Pinkham s v'ege-
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s.uae prohibition OF unnecessary ex-
summation OF tho books of taxpayers:
nae payment by the government Of
n.eresl ae tho rate OF one-half OF 1
per cent month on refunds made 10