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nY GI:I.TnunE lady DncIEs.

LONDON. March 6.--rhe l'r!ncc OF
wales appeared IS a jockey or an
English race track Friday. riding
pom, TO point in the req imcntai race
az !:iccster. This was the first time
;h?t an heir 10 The throne ever par
iictpaied in an English s;ccplcchase.
He had TO overcome the opposition
of King George and Queen Mary.
who we're averse 10 the prince taking
risks such rs this sporting event Of
iercd. In order 10 make the stipu-
lated weight Of IS pounds III" prince
had to pack u lot OF lead in his sad
which has carried him regularly dur
Ing the English hunting season.
The Duchess OF Marlboroughs son
and daughtcr-in-l law. the Marquis and
undertaking racing establishment.
with the object OF winning the Derby.
Blandford's mother once forbade
her sons to engage in any sort OF
decided to take the lead in British
sporting functions. Richard Marsh,
King Georges trainer. is giving adj
vice to the warehouses and assisting
Lady Cynthic Mosley. daughter Of
the late Lady Curzon, who was one
Of the daughters OF Joseph Letter.
OF Chicago. has leased luxurious Park
entertaining lavishly. She is. paying
weekly Her husband. Oswald Mos
ley. objected to living in London, but
Lady Cynthie overruled him. She re-
fuses TO be buried in the country and
is intent on establishing a rcputa-
t!on as Il Mayfair hostess.
Lady Ward. daughter OF Whitelaw
Reid. is returning TO London from the
Riviera to resume possession OF Dud-
has lately been renovated on a sump-
tuous scale. with imperial purple pre-
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HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison New Phase of Revelations of a Wife
Copyright. 1921. reatur Service Inc


Edith Fairfax climbed into tho seat
beside me while Mrs. Durkec volieyed
directions after her. AS tho car
rolled down the road We heard a last
shriii intunction:
Don't forget the
The last word was lost In the noise
Of the engine.
III that woman doesn't land her
self and the rest OF us in SAINT
tar!um Instead Of at the dinner table
tonight II won't be her fault Edttl
said. with distinct irritation in her
crisp tones
Her, manner OF speech again
brought forcibly 10 my mind the great
shanse which her war work abroad
country a gently bred. rather help
less, rather frivolous southern girl.
with the soft. drawing voice Of the
efficiency above the average. with
crisp clipped accents something akin
to the speech OF the English women
with whom she had been thrown in,
her work. and with an indefnabic
cool hardness about her.
1.-THE Worst Ii Over"
pretending TO be engrossed with the
mechanism OF the car. Her little
critical !rrita,ed speech had Jared
comment. But feel toward little
Mrs. Durkee as one does To a be-
e. j
self. mentally. can see where she was
at fault. but l don't care to listen to
unfavoraeic comment upon her from
any one else. Resides. the little
woman was atoning royalty for tn"
unconscious unkindness and bad juds-
men, OF her choice OF DECORATIONS foi
lei room. ana II e'n ho 10 can
ircnt. even jestinsly. upon the furry
caused by that change in the plans
of Her Flufnness.
;,E to q n
sedatcly at last. The draperies are
all ready TO put up. her dinner is
practically ready. except for the last
things, and think she will be all
| right by dinner-time. It's been rather
tense day for her. changing things
| at the last minute
| rest OF MS also" Edith answered. but
! | haven't observed you or me or Mrs
Underwood dying around like head
| less fowls
responsibility Of the whole thing rest
ing on our shoulders" rejoincd. with
age, bu, ,e; Edi,n's quick turn
and searching glance at me. and !
kew that she had missed nothing
OF the annoyance WAS trying to
She. made no answer. to my little
speech. but a few yards further on
, ,o, spnke Guick,r With an air Of Of
tho words were something She had
been debating with herself
| saving TIme.
| There's one thing ] want You to
know" she said, and faneied tina,
| her breath was bit uneven. This
| excursion with you was not OF my
planning. Mrs. Durkee Insisted that
! ! must go. know that you are go
| ing to meet Di-- your husband and
| ] can imagine that with this miys.,ip
| over at your house TO explain to him
you won't want any outsiders around.
| Eut IL you'll Just drop me at the deli
| catessen on In" way to the station
| and pick me UP again at the forist's
errands done. except the selection OF
| the MOVERS. l want YOUR helm in
| that, and so does Mrs. Durkee.
IT was lucky that ! had clear
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SAINT LOU|sANs PAY
HOMAGE TO CHAMP CLARK
Stand for Hours I'm Rain to Do
Honor to Late Democratic
Leader
tHy Associated Press.

Ey Associated rress.l
ST. LOUIS. March 6.--Thousands
the rain today and paid homage to
Champ clark
III. speoiai train hearing tn. body
arrived from WashinE:rn shortly be-
fore l.. NJ II WAS scheduled To have
arrived an hour earlier. nut was de-
iaycd when terminal engine jumped
tn. tracks killing n yardman.
The hods' Vns conveyed II the City
Hall whore IL lay in stat. until II
T.. NJ. Departure for Bowling Green.
made AT ! y. NJ tomorrow, Inter-
ment will be he'd ut 2 l.. VI.
The sadness Of the occasion was
enhanced by the inclchont weather
was taken rom Union Station. and
remained abatei while the funeral
procession marched to the city Hall
double line OF police vatnly at
which gathered AT the City Hall. and
services OF soldiers from jefferson
barracks. who had acted guard
OF honor. we're reQuisitioned to assist
police.
The process from Uaioa Station
was headed by mounted police who
were followed. in the o-dc: named.
b" a battalion Of regular. a com
pany OF national guardsmen. the
ucatse. a Masonic guard OF honor.
a sprink!inE OF q. 4. X. veterans and
q citizens guard OF honor. headed by
Mayor kici and former Governors
Francis Major and Gardner.
Automobiles followed the citizens
guard and carried United States Sena-
Tors Spencer and Reed and other
members OF the congressional dele
cation from Washington.
&C Governor is,,n Hsdc: detained CO. n 'eGer
ernor Francis to act as official rep
resentative or the state.
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street IN front OF me as listened to
inns speech. for don't think | had
any idea of what was doing. IL
astonishcd and offended the. although
! gave the girl credit for tn" desire
OF fair play. which was evidently
tho incentive FOR her words.
The cool assumption: that Dicky
would lac unpleasant over the house.
the quickly caught-Dack syllable Of
D!, and the substitution OF your
IN. memory. which viii never leave
me while | have the power to re-
member. OF the girls scathing words
10 me: You pretend to love him.
but you do not love him as do
these combined To make my fight for
seif-control "A fierce. racking battle.
accomplished it. however. and
managed to appear casually protest
ing in my answer.
There isn't the slightest reason
why you shouldn't go to the station
with me. ga id. then laughed light
~ You surely don't think am so
inexperienced as TO leave Dicky in
ignorance OF the house until he ar
rivcs here, told him over the tel
time To calm down. SO you needn't
be afraid Of being involved in IA con-
jugal scrap. and we'll drive straight
I" the station nn."ss you think you'll
assure you haven't the slightest
choice in I'll. natter
purposcly lief, the loophoic for
her. and she slipped through it eager
20! course it'li save time" she said.
and YOU know that's the chief thing
;oniEht SO please drive first to the
I did as she requested. and left her
there with relief and thankfulnesS
For tn" last thing in the world which
desired was 10 have Edith Fairfax
Witness my coming Interview with
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CAPITAL SOCIETY IS READY
FOR CAY EASTER SEASON
War, Followed by Wilson's Illness,
Put DaInpcr on Official
Events
TBy United News1

~
WASHINGTON. March with n
new President and his wife installed
I'm the White House. and a host Of n.w
officials residing in the CAPITAL. va,
ctety is preparing for gay sprin.
season after Easter
The war. followed by tn. inncss
OF the President and his virtua! re-
tirement. put daInper on official
events which now is gone. President
and Mrs. Harding and the ncw cab
met members. all things indicate. are
hospitality inclined. and will pnrt,c-
spate freely In the social affairs.
The new session OF Congress In the
early part Of April VIII. see the well
comes well under way. the omcial
natrons In the meantime having
learned the ropes" and Lent having
passed. The new Cabinet members
most OF whom are still living In
homes they are to occupy for tho
next four years. and will be ready
TO receive. and there will be the new
members OF the Senate and the Houzc
to welcome.
Just now most of the Official set
Is tired and Is catching it's breath
after innuSurotion. There were many
Democrats. and the incoming onic:ais
are busy familiarizinE Themselves
with their new duties. and generally
getting settled.
Former President and Mrs. Wilson
are expected to entertain in their
new home on $ street In quiet way
Mrs. Wilson bids fair to be an inn
portant factor in society hereafter.
IL the cooiidses go about as much
as did Vice President and Mrs. Mar
s inss : 4ss VII! hsys few Idle even
wife are Installed in an apartmen;
in a big down-town hotel. Mrs.
Coolidge says that for the moment
she liz undecided whether or not they
VIII lease house for the next sea.
son. Mrs. Marshall took Mrs. Cool
her to the weekly meeting of the
ladies OF the Senate. Earlier in re
week Mrs. Marshall had given ten
for Mrs. Coolidge
The President and Mrs. Harding
nave had housefnl OF family guests,
arc spending their first days quietly
In the white House. For the time
they are receiving in an Informal wa
rev close friends. +. r. McLear,
ure Closely In White House social
activities. because OF their close
friendship for the HardinEs The two
families and their friends arc raid
Sreatiy to enjoy quiet game OF
oridEc. and parties OF this kind arc
e1R fns,,e,r TO occur Ireduentiy;
well attended charity ball at down
town hotel. ball by the ohio So
Giety and private AFFAIR at tho Nc
Loan home. Aside from this. tn,
week mas been marked by numerous
,uncheons and other small affairs in
honor or visitors. new arrivals and
departing officials
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
PRINCE OF WALES LATEST
ROLE IS THAT OF JOCKEY
Heir to Brtain's Throne Appears on English Track
Riding Point to Point in Regimen
tai Race at Bicester

dominating In the color scheme. Dur
Ing the coming season she Will en-
terrain the Prince OF Wales and other
members OF the royalty. Her nus
band. John Ward. is one o. III.
princes intimate friends.
Lady Barring. daughter OF Pierre
l<orrilard. Of Eew York. has been ap :.
preached by the government to turn
over her Irish home in Dublin County
TO the military authorities as a resi-
dcnce OF officers. The mansion is
situated in one OF Irclands danger
zones. hut Lady Barring has replied
that she is determined to continue
her residence there next summer. She
says she is not affected by the dan
gers OF the situation
Lady Bagot. well known in Wash
ington as Lillian May before her mar
riage. is now scekinG London home
in order to resume her social activi-
ties. She plans TO invite visiting
Americans to her country home in
StafforGShire
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Compound, which did and in short
time felt better. / had all kinds of
bad spells, but they all left me. Now
when l feel weak and nervous take
the Vegetable Compound and it al
ways does me good. I wish all women
would try it during the Change OF
Life for know it will do them good. ;"
-Mns. A.KELLER, Alton. Tennessee.
Women from forty.five to fifty
years Of age should take warning
from such symptoms.as heat flashes,
palpitation of the heart, smothering
or fainting spells, or spots before the
eyes. and prepare their system for
this perfectly natural change by tax
ing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. 1t has helped many,
many women through this trying
period, just as it did Mira Keller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, An
tiseptlc Liquid-Easy to Use
Does NOT Stain

Greasy salves and ointments should
not be applied if good clear skin is
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
Si;oo Tor large size, get a bottle of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema. quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles, also sores.
burns, wounds and chatting. 1t pene-
trates. cieanses and soothes. Zemo is
clean. dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as enec-
tive and satisfying.
The E. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
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Nny AppoInt Robinson.

WASHINGTON. March 6--Ira z
Robinson. o. Grafton. w Va former
chief justice OF the West Virginia
supreme Court. Is understood 20 he
under serious consideration for an
poirtment 10 the pos; of COMMITS
sioncr D! Internal rerennr. vacated bv
liams. Of Montgomery The nomina-
tion may go IN tho Senate tomorrow
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800 EDITORS AND WIVES
SPEND DAY IN MONTGOMERY
Are on Why 10 Jacksonville M Dele
Eatco to NhtionnI Editorial
Association.
by NssocIa;ch press.

MONTGOMERY ALA. March c.
Three hundred editors and their
Delegates to the annual convention
o! the National Editoria! Association
at Jachsonvlllt. spent today In Mont
Eomery. They were entertained at
INC country home OF l.. j. Crampton
and given luncheon BY the Montgom-
cry Advertiser and Montgomery Jour
nal.
The afternoon was spent at Tuskc-
geo. where they inspected the varlous
agricultural and mechanical DEPART
mcnIs, showing the work being done
for Tho industrial! education Of the
negroes. short addresses were de-
llvercd by Professor X. r. Mn,on
principal OF Tuskegee. and ] o.
OcoEncl! editor OF Farm Facts. The
visiting editors left Tuskegec late
tonight for Jacksonville
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STOP PRODUCTION
OF QUESTIONABLE FILMS
Ai"o Plan TO Preclude the Exploito.
lion of Pictures in Offensive
Manner.
BY Associated Press.
w YORE MnrnL u,

NEW YORK. March 6.-Plans TO
prevent the production or question:
apr. MINIS and tn preclude the cx-
p!oftation of pictures in manner
offensive TO good taste. were en-
bouied In resolutions adopted by the
national Association of the Motion
tonight.
The association, which represents
and distributors IN the United states
protested against films ''arousine
bawdy emotions. pandering to n saIa-
cloua curiosity or in any manner in
furious TO public welfare"
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TO Name Successor 10 DInckmon.

MoNTGOMERY. ALA. MARCH, g.
The State Democratic Executive Com
mittee will meet in Birmingham to-
morrow to select Il date for Demo-
cratic primary, at which nominee
will be selected for the special cleo
ton to I'LL the vacancy in the Fourth
Congressional District, caused by the
death of Congressman Fred L. Black
mon. The special election was
called by Governor Kiiby Saturday
for June e
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To Discuss Loan for Liberia.

NEW YORK, March 6.-Charles d.
3: King. President Of the Republic
Of Liberia. in West Africa, arrived
here today aboard the steamship
Panhandle State, and will leave soon
for Washington, n. c.. to discuss a
loan of 100000 to his republic. it
was announced by Edward T. Mcr-
rill. Libcrian consul here.
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Shave, Battle and
Shampoo with one |
Cuticural
SHOES WEAR LONGER

When you walk in comfort so do stock
inEs. \ package OF Aliens Foo, Fla Sc. the
antiseptic powder to shake into the shoes
ana spriaNle in the foot bath, gives you
That old shoe comfort and saves wear.
Aliens Foot Ease makes tight or new
shoes fc"i easy. Ladies can wear shoes
on" size smaller 10y shatinS some Aliens
Foot Ease IN each shoe in the morning.
Sold rvrrywh"rr.--Adv
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Capes remain the mos. favored type
OF wrap for spring and summer and
may be developed in an almO3: IN
limited number Of ways and fabrics
great many show 4 new yoiumin-
GUS width at the hem and are often
cut circular. SO as TO nt quite cnugly
ABOUT the shoulders. but Hare widely
toward the lower edge in the bell
shape Of the military cape. The more
CONSERVATIVES type. however. is always
2 wise choice. FOR Il may be worn
Tor vide variety OF occasions Tho
cape illustrated confines In. fullncs.
across the shoulders in a series Of
inserted picats, which eliminate any
ugly tu!lnnss and az the same time
provide ample width for the lower
section Of tho cane The high crushed
collar may hc turned back or be
drawn high about tho thron, for
motoring
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flnknam 8 Vege-
table Compound
has done for me.
D ring the
Change Of Life I
was in b ed for
eight months and
had two good doc
tors treating me
but they did me
no good. A friend
advised me to take
Lydia E. Pink
hop,,o Ua~at,blo
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Hiss Leila Friend 10 tho guest Of Miss
ne W!thcrs at Severely" In GlOu-
ter County.
|Ir. and Mrs. Freeman Jones. Of Lin
II Terrace Apartment formerly OF
ar!Otte. n. c.. and their young nephew
liam Baskerville. spent the week end
Petersburg.
Hrs. j. J. Tyson has returned to her
ne from visit to relatives in Durham.
Hrs. j. willard Craig. who has been
! guest OF friends in Washington dur
the innururation. VIII return to her
IRIS. G. G. Niche and Mrs. A. T. Tenn
who have been visiting Mrs. !. C.
rrow. In Norfolk. have returned to
'hmond.
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salvation Army Holds Dixie conrrcr.
BIKAIINC,HAM e -

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, March G.
The opening OF the four-day Dixie
Congress OF tho Salvation Army In
this city today marked one Of the
most notable events In the history
when large crowd ilIlrd ,heatcr
TO hear Comm issionc- Thomas Estiii
and Mrs. Estill. OF New York city.
both or worldwide reputation as
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bargain Prices In Meat Quotn,ion.
CHICAGO. March 6.-The present
Wholesale quotations OF beef Dort
ana lamb represent bargain prices as
COMPARED with the prices prevailing
fcw montht ago. according to :;
statement ISSUED today by the Insti-
lutte Of American Meat Packers
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in BED EIGHT
MONTHS
Cause-Change of Life. How
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Got Me Up

Alton, Tenn. 81 want other suf-
fering women to know what Lydia E.
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WOAlEN'S MEETINGS.

he social workers OF the nurses set.
'nent will meet Wednesday afternoon
O'Clock at the Settlement House. 10
st CnrY Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-07

|rprIsc BIrthdny Pnrty.
a surprise party was given last
ursday evening in honor os Mrs.
nnic Padgc,t and her son, 4. Z.
|dgctt. at their home. 324 South
|urel Street. Among those present
re Mrs. VI. n. Walton, Mrs. Maggie
llton, Mrs. Violet Powell. Mr.. and
IS. +. r. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
IN Burnett. Walter Burnett. Ray
8. Fannie PadEett. Mr.. and Mrs.
race G. Clarke, Misses Virginia and
loretta Clarke. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l..
|dEett. Barbara. Frances. John and
Tin Padgett. Airline Kelly and Nat
The Nenana news., 1921-11-17
DANCE COMMITTEE REPORTS

The committee of ladies respons- ible for the enjoyable dance given on Armistice Day, have requested The News to make the following statement of receipts and expendi- lures public:
 Cash received, S775O; expenses, including hall rent, refreshments and incidentals, s60.75, leaving a balance of s16.75, which was turned over to the musicians and by them donated to the Bachelors Christmas Tree fund. In this connection, Prof. Berggren also states that the sum of S21, belonging to the Nenana Social club, also will be turned over to the Bachelors in case the club does not reorganize before the holi- days
The Nenana news., 1921-11-17
Japs Want More Tonnage

Members of the Japanese delega- tion express the opinion that the Japanese rations in warship tonnage are not high enough under the plan suggested by America. It is stated that he delegation will explain the factors which lead to the belief that Japan should have a ratio to Great Britain and America higher than six to ten, as suggested. It is not made known -he~ much increase is desired but emphasis Is placed on the spe- cial conditions surrounding Japan. as. an insular power, needing an adequate feet for defense. Envoys and experts reiterate that Japan has no ambition to equal Britain or the United States and that any modification urged would not effect the blanket acceptance of the plan put forward by America.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-17
CURRY NAMES COMMITTEE
 TO STUDY NEEDS OF NORTH

SEATTLE, Nov. 17-A Washing ton special to the Seattle Times says Chairman Curry, of the house committee on territories, has ap- pointed a sub-committee to make a study of all legislation looking to the development of Alaska, including his own bill providing for> the crea- ton of a development board to deal with Alaska affairs. It is expected that this committee will prepare an entirely new bill. for submission be- fore the end of the present session of Congress.
 The subcommittee is composed of Chairman Curry and Representatives Strong, of Kansas; Moore. of Illi- nois; Weaver. of North Carolina 1; Allmon, of Alabama.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-17
BANK IS ROBBED;
 BANDITS ARE UNDER AGE

ROY, Wash, Nov. 17-Three masked men. ali apparently under twenty years of age, held up the Roy State Bank late yesterday after noon, motoring away five minutes later with S4,2OO of the banks funds, and leaving E. s. Emigh. the cashier, and Mrs. May Crowley. bookkeeper, locked in the vault. d popular method of disposing Of bank employees during robberies.
 Before they had made their get away, one of the bandits picked up a chair and passed it in to the vault, remarking, Heres seat for the lady"
 The cashier removed the lock from the inside of the vault, with the aid of a screw driver. and Iber- ated himself and Mrs. Crowley not more than ten minutes after the bandits had left. l. is believed the robbers have headed toward Port land ..*'.. .>= r.
The Nenana news., 1921-11-17
VICTORY MEMORIAL BEGUN

WASHIEGTON, |. C.. Nov. IT. Speaking at the laying of the cor ner stone of the new Victory Me morial building, President Harding dedicated the structure as "a 9. ther- ing place for Americans. where American minds will be2ln to fultI one of. the most striking ,roviz5ons of the will of George Washington when set aside a beque-t for the foundation of an inscitution 10. dis seminate learning, culture and a proper understanding of the right principles Of government