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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-05
Measure the Cold
Air Space

A perfect Pipeless Furnace with q
wide cold air space between castings
breathes freely and operates success
fully. The cold air space in the "a 4
inch Richardson & Boyintgon furnace
is : inches each side, "a inches IN
all making il the best furnace or the
market to meet New England condi-
tions.
So when You look at furnaces re-
member the first consideration should
be-measure the cold air space.
All pipelses heaters are SOME good,
but Nermonters want heater that
will be satisfactory when the Their
mcretor is 30 degrees below gro.
We have used one Of these furnacesl
for three years and have never seen its
equal
If YOU are contemplating furnace
this wear we will gladly furnish YOU.
free Of charge. estimates, prices andI
catalogs on any pipeless furnace inI
the market This will put you in touch
with all sorts and conditions of heat |
ers and won't cost YOU a nickel. Quite
naturally. we've studied up on fur
naces before we invested in one for
ourselves and you are welcome to the
use from our files Of whatever knowl-
edge we were able to collect and no
charge for il or obligation to buy any
furnace.
Just a postcard request viii bring
you this service promptly, or if You
prefer
CONE AND SEE.
Marsh-AlIen Co.
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Only $500
for Fine Home

Chance Of lifetime Seven room house
good barn, garden; new heating plant and
modern plumbing A desirable home. cen
trally located with good surroundings Only
$4,000. This ought not to stay long on
the market--after looking 1t over you will
see why. Have you ever seen an advertise
ment o. cottage house with heat etc. at
this price in Barre?
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FOR SALE-Located about two miles from
Barre City. 10 acres of fine early soii with
early fruit orchard: strawberry patch with
1000 plants. to bear next year land es-
pccialy adapted for truck gardening. Build
ings coI'sist Of six room cottage. in natural
hnish. hardwood floors, never failing spring
water. This property for immediate sale at
low cash price: write to "XYZ." care OF
Times office. G7tf
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ROOMS TO RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT-suite Of furnished
rooms suitable for light housekeeping
call al 10 Spaulding street. 1866
TO RENT-Four Office rooms me large
front room 2nd floor INQUIRE of Quin-
ian house. l72 North Main street. 75u
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Bargains

Fancy Creamery Butter, per
10 4Ac
Rib Roast Beef, per ID -. zoe
Good heavy western Chuck
Roast, per ID $500. .18c
Boiling and Stewing Beef, per
ID ............. loo to 15c
Pork Roasts, per ID. ..25c, SOC
Coffee, per 10 ..... Csc to 35c
Lard Compound, per ID -. Ice
All kinds Campbell's Soup l0c
Salt Salmon, per ID zoe
Cod Fish Bits, per ID. -. .15c
3 TBS. good fancy Head Rice 25c
Broken Rice, a lbs. for :. 25c
Good Ceylon Green Tea, ID SOC
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs.
for zoe
Shredded Wheat, 2 pkgs Csc
Pulled Rice, per pkg 49,. lie
2 pkgs. Pulled Wheat -. .25c
Pierce's, Orange Pekoe and
Green Tea, in 1a-ib. pkgs-I
try tits good, pkg -. zoe
And a good many other bar
gains.
j. G. ShadrOui
rs So. Main st. Tel io7-M
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= The Times will publish Wants. Lost ana
round. For Sale. To Let. etc.---short advcr-
tfsements-at the rate of three lines ~,
twenty-five cents for the FIRST insertion anu
ten cents for each subsequent insertion.
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B. P. ShadrOui
Tel. 1S4-W, so Brook ST.
DISSOLUTION OF
C0-PARTERSHIP

Nctice Il hereby given 70 whom il rsv
coneern that the repartnership herc1ofcrr
existing between Mel Nielsen and George
Milne of the City Of Barre. county Of Wa.h-
inRtoa and State Of Vermont under tire Nar,e
ard style Of Milne a Nielsen Is this DAY
diseolvcd and all drbts due o. owing ~
sid frsn or debts due said frn ri be col
lertrd ~ TIE said Milne ard the said Milne
assumes al contracts and Liabilities q said
hrrn-
Dssrd a. the city - Barre this z7th day
q JAZZ. is1z.
MIL NIELSEN
CEORGE C. MILNE
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FARMS FOR SALE


FOR SALE-One OF the best farms near
Barre City, also plots Of land on and near
car line; address r. r. ID. No. 2, Box TIA.
Barre ", or Tel a7s-M. l2lt6'
FOR SALE Small farm located In the vii
lage Of Randolph, VT. This place contains
about rs acres. 10 or IL acres nice level
field. balance In pasture and wood house
and barn in fair condition inquire Of r. b
osha or H. M. Gaylord. Randolph. Vt llstl2
FOR sALE-v Village farm, so acres. miles
from Montpelier; John F. BENJAMIN,
Barre. Tel. 105-R. 73tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
All kinds of real estate: farms. all sizes
and locations village properties. all kinds !;
stores, feed and saw mills: cottages
at Joe's pond call and see us ; write or
telephone what you want IL you mean bls-
mess; we can sure show you the foods !;
prices and terms right.
A. R. COLE and P. s. ROGERS,
Agents,
Marshfield, VT. 'ztf
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LOST AND FOUND

TAKEN BY MISTAKE-From Jones 4
Halls livery stable. Thursday. straw suit
case (: will the party who has it please re-
turn sarue 10 the stable as soon possible 81
r. r. Batcheder. 120t2s|
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HELP WANTED--MALE

WANTED Mechanic for partner. lettering
and light manufacturing Eau Claire. Wis.
Thriving, city OF $4,000 Address Wisconsin
Granite Works. Eau Claire. Wis. 1905
ACTIVE MAN wANTED-To book orders
for nursery stock and hire arents HIGHEST
commissions exclusive territory The Wavne
Nurseries. Inc. Newark. New York. 12itlN
WANTED Man to work on farm steady
job p. Barcomb. Tel. 479-W 12ot2
WANTED first class meat cutter: c.
A Bartlett. Plaiuheid. VT 119tf
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Leslie Churchill, aged s, of st. Al
bans had bone fractured in his right
thumb Thursday evening when the
hand became caught in a mattress hair
picker.
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VERMONT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY
MONTPELIER, VERMONT

Members Of this Company are here
by notified that, for the fiscal wear
ended July 81, 1922. the Directors have
levied Assessments as follows.
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Nat Jones Of Hardwick, who is car
rying on a farm in Walden, had col
Iarbone cracked when he was thrown
from horserake recently.
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|Pub|iCAuCtiOn
Beginning at Ten o'clock on
AUGUST NINE
at the o. c. Clement Homestead in
| West C0rinth, Vermont
notable collection of Period Furni-
i ture, Rare Dishes and other
ANTIQUES
including
Two split spindle back chairs,
Three 3-splat back chairs,
Four old iron candlesticks,
Drop leaf table, swing leg,
Stencilled back rocker,
Connecticut clock,
Bellows,
Square tavern table, pine top,
Small rocking chair,
Several pieces of stencilled tinware,
Two old trenchers,
Candle mold for twelve candles
Birch drop leaf table, Hepplewhite legs,
Six small stencilled chairs, round
spindles,
Six country Windsor chairs.
Six plain country Windsor painted
chairs, stencilled.
Two stencilled trays,
Twelve silver spoons. about ls40.
Old salt container, pressed sandwich
glass. heart design,
Two sauce dishes, pressed glass,
Six painted urn back chairs,
Birch drop leaf table, two leaves,
turned legs.
Tall clock with finals, cherry case,
John Osgood Of Haverill. as was,
Secretary of pine or Eastwood,
Several footstools,
Pine chest, containing shawls and 9TH
er articles,
Birch drop leaf table.
Two empire bureaus, carved columns,
Mahogany sofa, black hair cloth,
Several specimen pieces Of Leeds OF
English ware pottery,
Two little crockery cup plates,
Two teapots, Straffordshire ware,
about 1920.
Sugar bowl, Strafordshire ware,
about 1920.
Two sandwich water pitchers,
Six goblets, vine covered pattern,
Leeds ware platter,
Five Leeds ware plates,
dish, Straffordshire, cattle /
scenery,
Three small TASKS, blown glass, 18th
century,
Three decanters, pressed glass.
Large blown glass flask, fine but in
jured,
Three specimen pieces, white stone
china, straffordshire, raised fusia
pattern,
Twelve plates lsame as last item)
"Burslem,"
Two plates. about 1850,
1hild's pewter porringer,
Six little coffee spoons, 18th century,
Six port glasses,
Two claret glasses,
Iyhieldon Bowl, tortoise shell pattern,
l70o-70,
Two old ~B. p" homespun blankets.
Nine beds. some four posters, one with
pineapple posts,
small gilt empire mirror,
Four brass candlesticks,
Tray and snuffers.
Pine blanket chest.
Two eowhide trunks,
Two old pine chests.
.ow chest of drawers. birch, good Pat
tern.
Two old Windsor chairs, pine seats.
more than . in. deep, wide spring in
back,
'quare bed stand. turned legs.
mall ChippeBdsle mirror, Revolution
airy period,
line dresser.
'wo ancient spiders.
ieveral hand woven heavy counter
panes,
i've pressed glass lamps,
BEDROOM stand. G
We think this sale is worthy the at ,
ention Of discriminating collectors.
Also. cOokstove. wOodheater. new
irving harness. pr light work harness =
ractically new; work harnesses. !
-agon. sleds. sleighs. beds and bedding. 6
nd all farming tools.
ESTATE OF o. c. CLEMENT.
D. A. PERRY. Auctioneer. Barre, VT /
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For SALE
FOR SALE-Second hand bricks inqu
Granifa efreef ,r.hnna 900

FOR SALE-Seccnd hand bricks inquire ~
Granite street phone ESQ, 121t3
FOR SALE-Folding Ansco camera, anastig-
mat lens, capax shutter. Al condition:
5000 cash; Mrs. +. X. Wiley, IL Yelling
Ton street. i2lt2s
ALL WOOL KNITTING YARN FOR SALE
nrect from manufacturer. at CSC, 21.3b
ana VIZ pound; postage paid on So or
oers write Tor samples; we also do custom
WORK T. A. Bartlett. Harmony. Maine.
.20t26
FOR SALE--Gladiolus blooms. fresh cut.
delivered anywhere in the city II. p. Car
Ter, u Sheridan street Tel. 79i-J. 119n
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Harley Drew of Glover sold three
hogs in the Barton market, the three
weighing nearly 1900 pounds and
bringing nearly $3.50.
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MISCELLANEOUS

SERVICE BoAR-white Chester: INQUIRE
Chas Dodge. East Barre. Tel. s2s-W.
lists
ANTIQUES Mahogany and black walnut
sofas. very, very old. hand carved flax
wheels. etc. for sale cheap; N. N. knapp.
Lower Cabot. VT. li7t9s
LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED AND RE-
PAIRED called for end delivered: We al
so sharpen all makes Of razor blades. plain
razors and scissors Vermont Sharpening
Co, II Granite street. Tel. ss7-M. li2tf
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED AND RE
PAIRED Called for and delivered
Granite City Tool Co. Tel. s36-w. att
DANCING LESSONS Private instruction
by appointment; call At 172 Main street
phone ss4-w Marie ouinlan. isst
TO RENT-vaeuum cleaners: The Electric
Store IL Elm street 2{4n
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AGENTS WANTED
Paper Hangers Attention!

We desire to place with YOU portfolio Of
our high grade wall paper which wa
would like to have you act as our selling
agent The prices and discounts are 10
your advantage. Write for our small sam
pie book Houghton s Dutton Co.. Whole
sale Wall Paper Dept, Boston 3, Mass llSt3
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-05

While Miss Minnie Spencer was driv-
ing a horserake at Glover, a two-horse
team working in the same bayfield, ran
away and collided with the horserake,
throwing Miss Spencer off and break
ing one arm in two places besides in
flicting many bruises.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-05
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

-
WANTED Girl for table work at 2s School
street Montpelier. TED. 672-M. 120f
WOMAN OR GIRL---For general house
work in small family: apply to Mrs. F..
w. Hartman, 1874 State street. Montpelier.
VT 119tf
wANTED--A honsekeeper for two in fam
lily: wife an invalid. but not sick :.wnnnan
around forty preferred: G. Fl. Davis. Wash
ington. VT. 1l9t3s
WANTED Woman OF 30 or ss rs house
keeper in family of 8 girl of 10. bow Of
s.: apply TO J. T. salter East Barre. Vt
i10tf
WANTED-A housekeerer for family OF
two: guaranteed comfortable permanent
home with ell modern improvements daily
afternoon and eveninp hours off; address
all inquiries TO Mrs. Hazen Frazee. Que
chez. Vt. 1o9tf
WANTTD--Y Young women 10 enter Barre
City hospital training school to train TO
becrrne nurses: apply 10 the superintendent
Of the ho-pitaI fsT6
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ABOUT THE STATE
Happenings Of Interest from
Different Sections.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Reed Of Hard
wick observed their golden wedding an
niversary Aug 2.
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HOUSES TO RENT

COTTAGE TO RENT-on Lake Cham
plain from Aug. 10 TO Sept z complete
" furnished ice, wood, and boat free IN
the heart Of the best fishing grounds BASS !,
pickerel pike and perch; address III al q.
Times Office. Azolo
TO Rents room cottage on Branch w St /;
INQUIRE at Al Branch 81. lzVel
TO RENT--A 5-room upstairs tenement
electric and gas lights; call aftefnoo 81 :
at Sol North Main street :.
TO RENT--s-room cottage house, at 100
Seminary street electric lights gas
stove furnace heat; set wash TUBS ap 9n4s
40 Maple Ave. llot
TO RENT Fiye-room tenement on I'll
more street also a fve-room tenement on
Camp street; Edith M. Carr. Tel. soz-m a.,
TO RENT-6-roon tenement corner Berlin
and Smith St.. McAliiater & Kent. satI
TO RENT--One tenement. lat floor For.
sythe place; tenements. End floor, ianre'
street one small tenement, End naors y 8.
street; r.. L. Smith. call on A. w. Ilnrk
painter, Trow hill, Tel. 236-Y. lleti
TO RENT Tenement Of s roonrs with mod
crn improvements. on ground floor; FUR
mace heat. one-half coal furnished; At
Pleasant street T.. l.. Densmore. sstf
FOR RENT-Two very desirable apartments
IN the Park theatre building. all modern !:
arply 70 A. B. Carter. Mgr. 26stf
TO RENT--Five room downstairs tenement.
with electric lights and bath. cellar, barn
nrivilsnes and rood garden situated Mt "A
Clark St. telephone SCR or inquire at ll-12
Howlsnd BLDG 2i0H
FOB RENT-s-roorr cotta9e house on
Third street electric lights: John r.
BENJAMIN. Tel 1o5-R, 1871
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After Charles S. Clogston Of Barton
had finished delivering milk to the pa
irons of his route last Friday he
dropped dead at his home. He was II
years old, a Civil war veteran, and
leaves his wife, one son, G. J. Clog
ston OF Barton, and half-sister, Nellie
Langley Of Auburn, N Fl.
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Makinr = total q ......s per cent
Due and payable on or before sept.
], 1922
Hermon d. Hopkins.
Treasurer.
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John Silva, aged 80, claimed in Brat
tleboro court Thursday that Mrs. All
thur w. Nowlan Of Brattleboro hypno-
tiled him so that he could not keep
away from her as the judge had or
dered in a previous appearance Of Silva
in court. Silva will be kept from the
hyponatic influence for three and one
half months, having been ordered to
the house of correction on suspended
sentence. Silva was arrested at~Glens
Falls, N. ", where he went with Mrs.
Nowlan.
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Special for
Saturday

8 bags Salt for Csc
Barre Creamery Butter, per
10 ........l 2c
New Potatoes, per peck soc
Pineapples, in can, each :. .33t
Pears, in can ............ 3gc
Domino Molasses, per can I3c
Heinz's Beans, .15c, two Csc
Catsup, big bottle ....... .29c
Small bottle .23c
6 Rolls Toilet Paper Csc
10 cakes Yellow Naphtha
Soap for SIC
10 cakes White Naphtha Soap
Tor 49,. 49,. -. BIC
10 pkgs. Lighthouse Washing
POWDER 13c
Lots of other good bargains.
Remember the place-just a
little ways from Brook street.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR SALE Morgan mare 10 years old q
good driver or worker; will exchange for
stock; IT. Gagnon. Williamstown r. r. ID,
2. 120t3
FOR SALF-i20o 10. mare, cheap TO farm
home; Mrs. Russell. 10 Hilton Ave.
Worcester Mass ff6tas
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FOX SALE-A AZ horse power gasoIins
engine, nearly new: j. N. BuzzelI. Waits
ueid. 1904
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ths r. A. Prindle house AZ
ah Keith avenue. corner Summer st. and
Keith avenue i7lts
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE Village farm, 80 acres. miles
from Montpelier; John F. BENJAMIN,
Barre. Tel 105-R 73tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

bigger and harder. than dying for
things that arc right Thcy must
live for things that arc right
Docs Not Like Mcn Of Apnthy.
Now | would just like to say one
word To the women OF my homeland.
Are we going to be worthy Of our
men? When we say men. mean the
men who made and make our his
tory. not those who from Incidence.
apathy. prejudice or sclnshncss can
do nothing to make our history. but
a great deal to mar it Such per-
sons defeat their own ends a life
lived for Sc'f Is the most piteous
thing in the world. ScInshncss is
the suhtlcty of the dcvil trying to
rob us Of the Kingdom Of Cod Are
We women going TO show these. our
best men, that we, too, have courage
and convictions Unless we do. |
honestly feel that the war to end
wars was fought in vain. VIII the
women OF England and America
show the few pale politicians in
both countries that we, though
idealisis. are perfectly practical? In
so far as within US lies we mean to
live and work not only for our own
countries. but also for the enlight-
eminent and peace Of all countries
and some Of their lights are burning
very low just now.
For League of Peace.
Here III America that band OF
true Americans must show the band
OF more recent Americans that
Americas greatness was tuilt on
practical idealism. don't believe
that they will lose any of their for
eign votes by coming out for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

and died for long before they sailed
forth 20 settle other lands.
Fighting Mrn wnnt Pence.
When speak Of settling other
lands. my thoughts naturally turn
to the hort oc Plymouth l know
that you here al home will under
stand my feeling OF kindlincss for
til. port OF Plymouth. And cSn
promise you that TO know Devon il
like knowing Virginia. TO know her
IL TO love her. As the west country
men made our history in the days Of
Raleigh and Drake. again they made
History and showed their courage in
sending "A NirEiniau 10 the Oldest
Parliament in the world, not only 70
represent the women OF plymouth.
bu, the hghting men Of Devon /
know what hghting men want. I
represent, them. /, Isn't war they
want. 1t is peace. But | know that
Ieacc. like war. viii be won only by
lighting for II. / believe that We
should fight for il and wc shall get
this peace some time. somehow, al
though today II looks a long way to
Tlpperary. Sometimes, at all times.
few politicians seem 20 forge,
the most important thing in the
world. !, though politician. can
not forget what have just seen.
| cannot forget so soon. cannot
see country like England losing
100000 sons 10 defend civilization
and think that her ideals were not
OF tn" highest. ! cannot see Amer
lea mobi!iz!ng more than 100000
inc,s and ready Ia sacrifice them un-
less II were for something bigger
and more lasting than any material
gain or selfish ends. Civilization. as
We know IL. was ever made by men
who would die FOR things that they
conceived right. Civilization to be
even better than we know it can
only be made by men and women
who are willing 10 do something even
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
RICHMOND'S HEART
GOES OUT TO NANCY
in GREAT OVATION
Continued From Firs, page1

Continued From First Pagc.)
her appreciation OF Virginia. She
also paid touching tribute to her
old negro NANNY and had lot to
say to her colorcd hearers. who, in
addition to the chorus. had Il reserved
section In the gallery.
The need of public library was
one local Issue upon which Lady
Astor touched. With one. rs a gil.
she might have been second
Demosthcnes. she jokingly remarked.
The only other matter of personal
interest to Virginians she mentioned
was that Of child welfare legislation.
She lauded the State for what was
accomplished at the last session of the
General Assembly and asked that the
9Women see that the other measures
proposed are put through in the in
tcrest OF humanity.
tradition, such as Virginia has. was
highly praised. Lady Astor declared
that the thousands of ilnmlrrants
coming into America should inc taught
American traditions in order that thev
would know what this country stood
for. That her Virginia traditions orc
her strongest guide in serving Eng
land, was her proud boast.
,sr, Flags "Pnlc PolitIcinns,n
Lady Aston naycd the pale poIIti-
cians' who arc so afraid OF tho for
eign vote that they will not accent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
LADY ASTOR BECOMES CENTER
OF ALL SOCIAL ACTIVITY HERE
Brilliant VirginiaBorn Peerless of England, Charm
ing Now as She Was When Girl in Richmond,
Much Feted in City.

panvillc and Lynchburg. Miss Per-
kins is tho guest of Miss Helen Chris
tian. at her home on Wcst.Franklin
street. She will sail for England on
MAY o.
To Make Tour of virginia.
Other members of Lady Astoria
party have been entertained during
hsr stay lie Rich mo,eN also. Dame
LTttleton Is the guest OF Miss Helen
christian. Niscount Astor is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic w. Scott.
They will accompany her in her tour
OF Virginia also.
Lady Astor. ;ir;t woman member ot
British Parliament. has indeed been
the center -: all social activity this
week. But what Richmond will re-,
member longest is the fact that Lady
Astor has not thrown aside the
charm and sweetness that was Nam.
ME Langhornc. who danced in the.
snow under the arc light near Mad,
ison and Franklin Street in n red,
plaid skirt and bright red tam
c'shantcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03

league OF peace which will help all
nations. 1t is neither practical nor
ideal Ia believe that a country can
i've for herself alone and that she
viii ever Jo it, have as firm 4
faith in Americas iicaliSm as have
in the knowledge OF Nirginias
greatness | know when in the
House Of Commons fight for what
seems right. am fighting for what
seems nearest right in America. II
We believe in our high ideals, then
il is our duty to turn our faith into
action and stand for peace, not in
corner. but AS a great policeman
who doesn't tight. but stops lighting
by his very presence.
IF didn't believe Englishmen
wanted peace and fairness even to-
ward their enemies. should hate
10 represent them. Look at Gcnoa-
EnglishIncn lighting to give the
world peace and even Russia and
Germany "A chance. They are not do
ing II for vain !dealism. but for u
practical idealism. One without the
Of English conservatism. but look at
Lloyd George. always in the van.
But America should he standing
with him.
When hear the$ strains OF
Dixie something happens TO me
inside. and YOU can imagine how
proud IL made me. a Virginia woman,
to go into the Bureau OF Labor and
hear that Virginia was foremost in
her now laws for children. That's
the true path to progrcss-to take
care of children. believe that Vir-
Ginia women have IL In their hands
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-03
TWO H. f. D. CARRIERS "
PLACED UNDER ARREST.

DANVILLE VA, May ARRESTS,
were announced today from Gretna,r
or two rural free delivery carriers
serving different routes in Pittsyl, :.
vania County. L. s. Merricks, of,
Sycamore. was asserted by n POST
Office inspector who sccreted him.
self in tho post office and who clairns,
to have caught Merricks taking s2e.
one $40 bill was marked. and this
was found on him. He is married
man and has been committed for trial
at Lynchburg.
Lewis Farmer, of Levi Run. was
arrested charged with misappropri--
atinE money for post Office orders
and G. .. D. packages ~.