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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-05


Statement Of the ownership. man
aEcmcnt. circulation etc. required hy
the act OF Congress OF August 2i.
l'i2 OF Richmond Times Dispa tch.
published daily at Richmond. Va. for
April |, 1921
Publisher and editor. Charles
phillips IIasbrook. Richmond, Va:
mana slug editor. James Taylor Petty,
kichWond. VA: business manager. j.
v. Wachtci. Jr.. Richmond Va.
Ihat the owners are (yive names
and addresses OF individual owners.
or IL corporation. give it's name
ana the names and addresses OF
stockholders owning or holding per
s;ock): James o. Winston. Richmond.
Va; Thomas S. Winston, Rich
mond, Va; Jules Brcuchaud. New.
York City; Charles Phillips Hasbrook.
lsichmonu, Va; Sunset Hasbrook
Richmond, Va. That the known bond
holders, mortgages and other Sc
curity holders owning or holding I
per cent or more OF total amount OF
bonds. mortgages or other securities
are tf there are none, so StateD; None.
That the average number of copies
OF each issue Of this publication sold
or distributed. through the mails or
otherwise to paid subscribers during
the six months preceding the date
shown above is 27.3i3.. (This informa
tion Is required FROM daily pubiica :
tons only0
j. V. WACHTE!.. JR..
business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this eth day of April. 1921.
HELEN j.. EAST
tMy commission expires April IA,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale

NORTH THERMOMETERS hi room storm
sheeied. atuccr home. hot H-t.r hest:
near Gar; beautiful condition. Easy
Ryland Realty Co.
SlN-KoOM hou5e In, Highland Park 4
The DIspatch - "
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NOTICE OF First MEETING; oE
CREDITORS.

10 the creditors OF FURNtAN LINE. n
CC%rn"ratton, OF Richmond. in the
afors eS OF Menrico. and district
=, Notice is hereby given tina, IN
M.rIh u. 1924, the said FURMSN
IT,. w. corporation. was duly adiu-
nich.eu bankrupt. and thnt TIM nrat
meeting of its creditors viii be- hold
IN my Office, Rooms IIlS-lIls AIut,,ni
nhHiiainE: Richmond. Va, on the Iirii
in the forenoon, AT which iin Ivy ,S, X
sh,u creditors may attend, prove their
S!aims, appoint II trustee. examine the
hbmnkrupt. and transact such other
said meeting. '''fe
!THOS. II. SNEAD.
April Q, 1921 N' "PteS-
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Wantcd-Rcal Estate S

FOR pro;npi attention list your homeg
WIN Chas. t.. kuehruuhd Room 4.
Allison bul!1ins. So i-2 klst Main 81.
FOR BEST RESULTS. list your prnpayiy
with Us. Garrett = Co.. liz Fart Mali
Street. 'N -"".''
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VIRGINIA RAlLwAY s POWER
COMPANY.
seventh aud FRANKLIN Streets

Notice ., hereby given that the annua!
Eiaia HALLWAY and Power Co,npany Win
De held az :he general lice Of the
company. In the CITY OF Richmond Va
or Wcdaesdsy April %. 1871 at IL
The trhn.fer books will be closed m
Thursday. March 81. 1871. at o'clock r.
n; and WI be ,raopened on Thursday.
q. WILLIAMS
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tMy commission expires April ia,
1921
uUSDREDS OF useTs voluntarily testify
10 tho good rcsuits OotaIn from rTitnep
Hfn1t.n Want Ads
TIL. BESr Alb IN thia coiumn IL the ad
tina. tells a.! the facts ABOUT tho prono
~ yuD Want 10 lodtr-a no1.e. us, fnex
Want ADJ mt t3tls ST t[ 800 "
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
YIN C. A. Buildings
CAMP LEE
ARE Now OFFERED TO THE

ARE NOW OFFERED TO THE
PUBLIC.
Each building consists of vamable
inh.crlals. You can buy with or
without the plumbing materials.
Now is your chance to buy good
guiding materials cheap.
To take advantage OF the un,,sua,
opportunity you must act at once.
SALVAGE OFFICE BUILDING;
on Twenty-Fifth Street. Avenue a.
at Camp Lee.
Open for business From
10 a. NJ. Till 1 =. NJ. Daily.
of n hen You come on tLc trolley. get
TAYLOR & SHAFFER
Sales ManaScrs.
IN I'LL; DlSTRICT COURT Or ,rTF;
TED STATES FOR TILE EAST
Es" DISTRICT OF VlRJiINIA.
n the matter OF NJ ,-oo
THURMAN LINE. 4 wv.
CORPORATIONS. In
bankrupt Bankruptcv.
oiiIE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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Suburban for Sale

Best bargains. Before buyias 81. Cnas
Huehrmund. Sole Agent. Allison
Bvilding. sg3n East Main Streei.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Aboue
Some Of us feel things
more keenly than
others. Probably FL
bridge is no more sem
sitive than the gen.
eral run who set out
to be chatty in a
bright, entertaining
manner, but it GER
tainly was a blow to
be interrupted in the
midst Of telling Miss
Simmons all about his
indigestion. and how
the bicarbonate of
soda didn't do a bit
OF good, by a late ar
rival who butted right
in to ask if dear Ethel
had been playing any
auction lately! FL
bridges feelings are,
too badly hurt to say
another word.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Left
Homely men are just as
vain as the handsome
guys. There's always
the chance that the bath
room mirror doesn't tell
the truth, and it's a ter
rible thing to have a
jocular friend come
along and send your
hopes crashing. Harvey
is doing his best to hide
with a sickly smile the
wound that a couple Of
friends are inflicting by
humorous references to
Harvey's upper lip. Har-
vey's mustache is not
all it should be. but Har-
vey is awfully pleased
with it.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Left
Jessie's feelings are in sad, sad
state. She can't. even walk in the
park on her Sunday afternoon out,
for the couples spooning on the
benches bring back all the old
memories. Broken promises on
the part of Jessie's young man
have hurt Jessie. You see, he
promised her he would not bite his
nails any more, and Jessie trusted
him. He broke his word and they
parted.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Hurt to the quick are the feelings
of the fond parents whose chill
dren are not admired enough.
Eloise and Lilly May have been
too cute for words. They have
told the names of their dollies,
recited in unison their piece de
resistance all about "Fishie, fishie
in the brook; papa catch him
with a hook and yet the callers
"ill insist on discussing hum
drum topics that have nothing to
do with either Eloise or Lilly
May! Some people are just plain
stupid.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-20

Left
Eta is leaving. Her feelings have
been badly wounded-all because
Mrs. Rake came into the kitchen
to say that the biscuits were loae-
ly and all that, but that Mr.. Rake
would like them just little bit
lighter next time. Naturally, Eta
felt that Mrs. Rake had gone
bit too far.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

Now think what each of you
should like best" said the Fairy
Queen to Nancy and Nick and Flip
pety-Flap. the little fairman with
the enormous shoes who had helped
the Riddles Cor rather they had
helped him) to gather up the circus
animals way off in the Land-of-
Ever-So-Far-Away. II wish to
give you a reward for helping me
so nicely. Just think. If it hadn't
been for you there wouldn't be any
more circus this year than there is
snow from last winter And that's
all gone ages ago"
Flippety-Flap blinked his eyes
and yawned. Then he stretched and
yawned again. "if you please,
your royal highness." said he yawn-
ing a third time I'D like a nice,
large, soft, feather bed. without any
dreams in it. I'm tired as poppy
juice and If you look in the books
you'll find that's awfully tired.
These shoes-they'ro so big, n so
full of things, m so heavy N all,
that I do believe I'll have to have
a COOL solid rest for a summer or
so to catch up. 1 sez to myself,
Sc III, 'Flippety-Flap, old boy. you've
got everything useful in these shoes
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Kitchen Hints
Tempting Menus

Any food spilled in a refrigerator
should be Immediately cleaned away.
If allowed to stand it is just that
much harder to clean and nay be
forgotten altogether.
Once a week the whole icebox
should be emptied and the walls
and shelves washed in hot soapsuds.
Menu for Tomorrow
Breakfast-Baked rhubarb with
raisins, broiled bacon, bran mullins.
coffee.
Luncheon-Cream of carrot soup.
toasted mullins, tomato salad, tea.
Dinner-Lamb chops, boiled rice,
diced turnips, watercreSs and lettuce
salad, strawberry bavarian cream,
coffee.
My own Recipes
Put a shallow pan under the
broiler wires and the bacon fat will
not be lost all owe the broiler pan.
Every bit of bacon fryings should be
saved, for there is nothing better
for fried potatoes.
Tomato Salad
Four medium-siZed tomatoes,
fresh pineapple. English walnuts,
CItdIl CllttSt, itltuSc tlNolht may
onnaise.
Peel tomatoes. Cut off top. re-
move seeds and sprinkle the inside
lightly with salt. Put on ice to chill.
Cut pineapple in cubes. Fill toma-
toes with pineapple, chopped nuts
and crumbled cream cheese. Ar
range on lettuce and serve with
cream mayonnaise.
Cream Mayonnaise
One egg yolk, rs teaspoon mus
tard, " teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon
ugar, 3 tablespoons lemon juice. Y
cup oil, 1-3 cup whipping cream.
paprika.
Mix dry ingredients. Add yollk
and mix smooth. Beat in a few
drops of lemon juice. Add oil drop
by drop. beating vigorously. Thin
with lemon juice. When all is used
the dressing should be stiff and
smooth. All the ingredients and
utensils used in making the dressing
should be thoroughly chilled. Whip
cream until stiff and add to mayon-
naise just before serving.
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper En-
terprise)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
THE LOVE
By MARION RUBINCAM

I s~anatarium and do the work my
self?"
You cannot" Win said decidedly.
But l know how to take care Of
you. and it would be such fun!"
Maybe, but I don't want my wife
doing ugly work. If Parker goes
we get a maid"
1 was silent, a little disappointed.
yet pleased that he wanted to take
care of me So well. / would have
adored doing all my OWL work, and
looking after Win entirely by my.
self. But 1 decided there would be
plenty of other ways. even if ! was
not allowed to do all the cooking
and sweeping!
Wen slip in, and no n will
know. Fancy how surprised Ella
will be when she sees me out on the
lawn tomorrow-just as casual as
though I hadn't married the incest
man in the world" I whispered as
we turned into Jul street.
And Mother has probably sent
your angry aunt home-or else fed
her angel cake to soothe her." Win
answered.
A moment later he gave a little
whistle. We passed under some
trees and at the corne we could
see our house-my little white paint.
ed house with the tiny front porch
and the group Of wicker chairs and
the couch hammock under the trees.
The clear moonlight should have
fallen on it, bringing 1t out a silver
white mass against the dark of the
trees-instead, every window blazed
with light.
"A welcome party! They know we
are coming home.' l said aghast.
Your aunt!' Win said. Probably
been there all this time and getting
madden every minute"
well, it has to be faced!"
And feeling very much like a
scolded and subdued and frightened
child, I followed Win and the suit
cases up the path to the front door.
We rang the belief u own
h0llSe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
HOROSCOPE

Thursday, June 2, 1921

Thursday, June 2, 1921
| Copyright, 1921, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
Astrologers read this as an I'M
certain day. Although Jupiter and
Venus are in benefc aspect, Uranus
rules with i'll omen.
1t is a sway under which most
business enterprises should be fair
ly successful. There is promise for
those who engage in large CONNER
| cial enterprises.
The configuration is an suspicious
one for all who deal in women's
clothing, for the seers declare that
dress will become even more of a
modern fetish than it has been in
the past.
Theatres have the best possible
forecast, for there will be greater
interest in the drama than ever be-
fore.
While there are good signs for
buying and trading, Uranus is in ar
aspect said to encourage deception
and Misrepresentation.
The rising position Of Uranus in
opposition to Jupiter denote in
crease of labor disputes and much
unemployment after this month.
Disputes over treaty obligations
so long predicted, are likely to be-
come serious within the coming two
weeks and there is danger of diplo-
matte plumbers.
Warning is given that the next
few months will be critical to the
nation. Those at the head of the
government will meet serious diff
] culties.
The younger generation is said to
be subject to an especially favorable
| planetary government which will
provide many favors for them.
Girls are admonished to be mod
est and discreet, for there is a sign
making for new standards of be-
havior.
Women will undertake stipend
enterprises, but they are likely
to be too ambitious and should re-
member that caution indicates wis
dom.
Persons whose birthdate it is
should not make any changes in the
coming year, which seems not to be
fortunate for removals. or wen fol-
travel.
Children born on this day are
likely to be energetic and persever-
ing, but inclined to be careless about
money. These subjects Of Gemini
are usually kind and sympathetic.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
CONFESSIONS Or A
HUSBAND!
I Paw Edith Back in Kind
The Mans Side of Married Life

/ Pay Edith Back in Kind
I'm tired of George-he does
nothing but cough and complain
about his cold and my extravaganza.
You sit in front with me, Tom"
Edith said that to us as we re-
sponded to her frantic honking by
hurrying downstairs. Obediently l
helped Dot into a rear seat and
climbed into the front seat with
Edith.
George, in addition to being a
semi-invalid right now, is too ner-
vous to drive" she explained as we
began threading our way in and out
of the heavy northbound traffic on
Broadway.
1t seemed that everyone who had
a car was hurrying to get out into
the country to enjoy the wonderful
spring day.
II guess my driving will make
him more nervous" she continued,
as We skidded past a numbering
limousine and then darted in front
of it. A fly would have been squeezed
to death between the mudguards of
the two CARS.
You haven't any children" pro-
tested Dot. Don't forget we have
to get home safe to Bobbie."
i've been driving this way for
ten years and I'm still here to tell
the tale" laughed Edith.
We'll, it's good you didn't have
room for mother and father: l don't
know what they would have said to
the chances you take"
II think it's mighty good of
Tom" and Edith took her eyes
from the road long enough to give
me a swift glance-''to be so nice
and thoughtful of your parents.
Lots of men don't like visits from
their 'in-laws.' l don't know what
George would say If my parents de-
cided to spend a week at u house."
There was IN awkward silence for
a moment.
Did I say anything I shouldn't
have?" asked Edith with seeming
innocence. That's just like me
I'm always saying the wrong thing.
I shake a mighty ugly tongue. !
guess. But You do like Dots par
ents. don't you?"
1 knew the question was addressed
to me, though the wheel at that
| particular moment demanded all
Edith's attention. She swerved the
a just in time to avoid hitting q
young girl who was darting across
the street. With some effort 1 re-
piled:
dots mother is a very admirable
person. AS for my father-in-law,
| Sid and the other fellows in the card
game last night can tell you what
kind of a sport he is"
1 breathed a sigh of relief and
thought that the subject would be
dropped. But Edith went on:
THE trouble is, 1 suppose, that a
mother-in-law always thinks she
knows more than anyone else and
that her advice should always be
taken. And of course a man resents
any interference in his home-he
wouldn't be much Of a man If he
didn't. But I am sure mother-in-
law is far too sensible to offer her
advice where it isn't wanted"
Dots mother used to have one
bad habit, but I broke her of it,"
declared.
What was that?" Edith fell into
the trap.
"She used to ask a. lot of aues-
tons"
(To be continued)
Copyright 1921 by Newspaper En-.
terprise)
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
How To Keep
Yourself Well
Diet

Diet
Please give me advice in the treat
ment of continued Indigestion. l
have been troubled with same for
nearly two years, and am no better
today than l was when 1 started. The
doctors have put me on diets, but it
has not helped much. s
1t is not possible merely on the
basis Of your letter to give you any
specific advice. You are doing well
to consult qualified physicians. 1t
may be that you did not follow the
diet directions long enough. If you
lind that a light diet agrees best
with you. stick to such a diet a long
time. You will probably be sur
prised to find how little food the
body really needs IA. order to do its
work properly. Milk is a good food.
Some persons digest buttermilk
more readily than ordinary milk.
= If you will send me your name
and address, I will send you a state
ment on chronic constipation. which
may be of service to you. Be sure
that you get sufficient exercise for
your abdominal muscles.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

Is there any way TO straighten a
crooked back for a child eleven years
of age? The child was not born that
way.
1t is impossible to say just how
much may be done, without knowing
the nature and degree of the curva-
ture. However. a great deal has been
accomplished in very many cases
The first thing to do is to take the
child to an orthopedic surgeon, who
specializes in troubles of this nature.
II the curvature is a mild functional
one, he will probably prescribe a
course of corrective exercise. with
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

of yours, but a bed. If the Fair,
Queen ever offers you a present you
say to her Yes. ma'am. 1 need a
rest and a bed So If you'll just
make it a bed. your highness, We'll
call it a day, and thank you kind
ly."
So the Faiary Queen told Spill
Yuill, her secretary, to phone to
Hammer-Down, her carpenter. to
send Flippety-Flap his best, bed.
Which he did. The fairyman put II
into his shoe, carried it horn and
dropped into it at once iual%ink
he's asleep yet . ent cn\
What would you k ?ston u Ky
Queen asked the twins. vi az \
90. ~ VS. visitS q,
(Copyrlght' l'Zl' oy tie s. wheri az
Enterprise.) t tit'nn nc
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
t.ntive or static aids.

t~,ntive or static aids.
If the curve is a severe, organic
one. this treatment will not be suf-
1ciert, and corrective plaster casts
will probably be among the meas
ures adopted. A child whose spine
is not straight should be treated MS
aarly as possible because 1t is in the
carly. mild cases that the best re-
suits are secured. When far ad-
vanced they are often difficult to
handle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
Editorials For
Women Folks

Grace was such a peach of a
visitor last year hal now. since she
has written that she is to arrive
soon to spend a whole month, you're
not a bit concerned. Indeed you're
looking forward to that month with
a certain Joy-and you must confess
that there have been times when You
didn't look forward to visits with any
pleasure.
There was Charlotte, for instance,
II she wrote hat she was coming,
you'd feel tempted to say the whole
family was quarantined with meas-
les or smallpox!
What was the difference between
Grace and Charlotte as visitors? AS
friends you liked them both, but as
visitors, we'll they were different.
Grace had a way of trotting off
to her room a little bit early some
evenings. You liked hat because it
gave you and Harry a chance to talk
over the grocery bill, plan next
weeks salary and get down to prac-
teal figures on that trip to the park
you were taking a little party on to-
morrow.
Charlotte always hung around I'M
til the last minute.
Sometimes in spite of the fact that
you politely invited her, Grace let
you hurry up town alone while she
stayed home. Charlotte was always
a part of every errand. almost every
moment.
Grace always let her clothing 60 in
with the regular laundry or sent it
| out separately, but Charlotte insisted
that right after your own washing
was finished she could rub out her
own things in no time. And she did
but the wash woman was angry be-
cause Charlotte was in the way
where she wanted to clean, and
someone had to show her where the
soap was kept, what shelf the bluing
was on and where the clothes pin
basket was.
If Grace went up town and was
liable to be away long she Away:
told you before she went that she
would not be back for lunch and no
% wall, So WHel the kluuleS CANT
from school you could clean them III
a bit, eat and send them back.
When your mother dropped in foI
a half hour, Grace was thoughtful
enough to give you a few minute
alone with her. She never insisted
on using the same towels hat huns
in the bath ROOM, but accepted thos
especially laid out for her withou
protest. Grace had a happy way o
fitting the system of the household
without being continually in its rou
tine.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01
NOTICE

OTI
Take notice that in accordance with
Chapter 312, Session laws of 1915, and by
virtue of a lien that we have hereunder.
we shall sell at public auction on Thurs
day, June 21st, 1921 st 1 P. M. at No. 565
Amboy Avenue. PertN Amboy. N. j., one
Hudson Sedan. automobile engine No. 1906
now or formerly belonging to Turkel Sam
soc. SWANICk BROS.
NJ. A.. SWANTCK,
p. &. SWANICK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-06-01

Does your dance frock need a new
touch for the hop next week? Go
to the garden for it! OF course, your
garden must be one of ribbon and
your clever fingers the fashioner of
leaves and blossoms, or you may
buy from a shop blossoms made of
velvet with rubber stems. Put them
together on two lengths of tulle and
let satin, silk or velvet form a new
girdle on either side of which the
vine effect will be fastened. Not
quite half way down tack the flow
ers to the skirt. These flower effects
are good only on gowns built on
bouffaot lines
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-06-22
Cronica de la moda
LAS vICT1MAs DE LA MoDA

Guinea Holandesa, de Australia, vie
nen despojos de pajaros de todas las
especies y de todos los precios.
Los parlameQtarios alarmados, con
mucha raz6n, por estas crueles matan-
zas que no tienen ninguna excusa, han
ganado su causa en- primera lectura,
por 10 que le felicitamos. va hace item
pc que SO debiera haber reaccionado
contra estas matanzas innecesarias que
han hecho casi desaparecer especies en-
iteras.
El sindicato ingles de negociantes en-
plumas de pajaros-una poderosa cor
poraci6n-no 'esta satisfecha de La ac-
titud de esos diputados y pide la abro
gacion de la pante aprobada
Dicen que 81 la plaza de Londres
no ofrece mas plumas que las de aves-
truz Qas inucas autarizadas por ell
billy no podr$ mantener su situaci6n
preponderante en- el mercado mundial
Amberes. Hamburgo y Paris, que Sc
esfuerzan desde hace, tempo, Quedaran
por encima, va que ellos no estan i'm
pedidos por ningin "plumaje bill'', y
seguramente los compradores repre-
sentantes de las grandes casas de mo-
da no han de hacer dos viajes: uno,
a Londres, por las plumas de avestruz,
otro Paris; Amberes Ham
burgo por las plumas de colibrio, pa
jaros hras, etc Ellos 10 comparan todo
en- una misma plaza, y esa plaza no
sera Londres. ''Esto nos causa gran
perjuicio", dicen los se6ores del sindi
cato ingles.
No digo que no. Pero seria lamenta-
BILE que sus consideraciones, guiadas SO
10 por Ell af&n de lucro, hicieran 1e.
tirar Ell "bill'' presentado por un gru
po de diputados
Seria preferible que los diferentes
paises Sc entendiesen entire 81 para aca
bar en- sus territories y en- sus colonias
con las matanzas de p&jaros.
He aqui una buena campafia para los
aficionados defender las causas
justas.
Las sehoras, pues, tendran que pa
sarse sin .'aigrettes''.
Pero estamos seguros de que 10 ha-
ran con mucho gusto, va q. SO Arata de
salvar La vida innumerables pajaros,
estos gentiles amigos alados sin los cua-
les la naturaleza y ell paisajc parecen
muertos.
r. GoUzY