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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

1884, the name was changed 70
Governors Island in recognition Of
its long tenancy by the Dutch and
English colonial governors.
Q. At the present rate OF use.
how long will hickory in this couu-
try last? r. II. j.
A. The forest service says that
at the present rate of usage Of
hickory there is a possibility of ex
hausting the supply within 20
years.
Q.-Late last summer my rel
raspberry bushes reached over and
the ends have taken root Kindly
inform me what course to take II
treatment of same? J. {. 4.
A. The department of agriculture
says there is nothing 10 worry
about in a case Of this kind. Gou
can either Leave the plant As it Is
or else cut of the roofing tips for
propagating purposes.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

Chicago newspaper prints a communication
from man protesting against the brevity of
Agirls' skirts. Well wager the writer penned
hat communication while seated at window
in wheel chair and after his physician had
told him that he would never be able to navi-
gate again.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

States Attorney Grove as ordered the
closing of all Chicago health parlors, with
pretty girl attendants catering to tired bust
ness men. If this puritanical campaign per
sists, it won't be long until will have no
place to go except home and work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

A SCIENTIST has discovered that the
earth is moving north at the rate of a foot a
year, as the pole shifts. Isn't this the psyche
logical moment to arise and ask, WHITTIER are
we drifting?"
Asdes:
Al: Don't do it. More of that would bring
bushes to withered cheeks.
Solomon: Congrats. Glad to find another
with puncture-proof hide.
"FLEES Isolation Hospital Here" headlines
the Muscatine Journal And sure enough
when we read the appended story we found
that Herbert Bird had flown the isolation coop
AS Herbert is only II years old we surmise
that the authorities will coo to him when he is
caught: Birdie. wait a little longer till your
little wings are stronger :. -
HUGHES and Harding Split, says a
Hearstyammerer sub-head
Not an infinitive, surely. Harding might but
Hughes, never.
BY the way, we're wondering if there is anv
significance in the fact that Penrose ends with
rose. R. Z. MIG.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

Girls desiring health and beauty of form
are advised by an expert to roll in the snow in
one-piece bathing suits. And there are some
of them who will be foolish enough to do that
very thing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

What might be referred to as one of the
sweet jobs of the past week was staged at a
Milwaukee Jail when a forger escaped after
rapping guard over the head with bottle of
table syrup.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

A late invention is a scales for weighing the
sweat of the brow. a lot of folks viii, never get
record of themselves unless the scales
used them while they in the Turkish
bath
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

Youngstown Ohio, is to have a breath in
spector for the police department. He will
likely discover that number of the coppers
order onions for breakfast
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

These are the days when Christmas trees,
SO joyously brought TO the front entrance, are
unceremoniously tossed ont of the back door.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

Paris has decreed that women's ears must
again be barred. That's about all they had left
to be barred unless they threw away their
gloves.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02
Argus Information Bureau

(Anyr to
aaskin Director Washington D.
the TO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02
CIR Untt1hAtnttp
HERE LIES MANS ANCIENT ENEMY,
DILL CARE.
WHO pis,NrERs THE UNLovED CUsS
| BEWARE.
LOOKING BOTH WAYS.


7, looking hack on nineteen twenty-one-
Recalling things didn't make the most OF
There's nothing. it would seem. that 1 have
done
To boast Of i,
In r.trospection 1 can find no thrill,
TIE years achievements hold hint of
merit;
And yet despite this fact have the Will
To bear 1t.
What though my batting average has dropped
Ard still l must remain minor Lacquer?
What though the hits and runs that L have
copied
Are meager?
What matters it that when l tried to score
Some faster fellow seized the ball and nailed
me? =
Nv optimistic spirit Dsee eseM@
Has failed me.
Tn, starting SQUARE with nineteen twenty-five
v,i,h not \ single vain regret to fret me.
The games still on, and I shall play it! Do
You get me?
I'm not downhearted. haven't got the blues
And not for worlds would l be called a
gutter.
(But, gosh! I hope the Pitcher doesnt use
His spitter!)
THE paragrapher of the Greenville Is. CO
pIcImont calls it a striking coincidence that
American ends with "I can" Perhaps IL is,
but the trouble with many of us is that enort
ends with Il can" instead of Il VIII
y. 4Senarate Solo Ought to Be Worth Going
Miles TO Hear.
TFrom the Davenport Democrat
This quartet is known from coast to
coast and Terrace Gardens patrons are
Gue for genuine treat during the en-
goganent of the entertainers here. Each
nenobar of the quartet will have sep
arate solo.
THE Judge who ruled that wives have a
rieIt IN loot their husbands trousers pockets
while the husbands are held helpless IN the
W h arms of Morpheus probably has specially
Cesigned pockets in his paiamas.
TO MY SON.
You are leaving babyhoed
Far behind you, son:
Boyhood years are claiming you,
With their ready fun:
Manhood waits just down the lane,
With its happiness and pain
am glad you're growing up:
But my eyes wet
The old world will need you, son,
For its schemes and yet
How my heart aches when 1 see
Ny wee baby gone from me!
JAY G. SIGMUND.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02
HEALTH TALKS
,y William Brady, NJ. D
Noted Physician and Author.

movements (exercise) and muscle
re-education.
3. Apparatus, such as braces
TO- Surgical measures to improve
use of paralyZed members.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

WIRE always remembering something we
intended to write but didn't. But it is not too
late for this Several years ago B. L. t. called
attention to the misplaced comma in God rest
you merry gentlemen - But everybody
writes it, God rest you, merry gentlemen ,
Even the Tribune, printing this under Poems
You Ought to Know, placed the comma after
you.
1t is conceivable that some of the gentle
men to whom the carol was sung were not
merry nor did they wish to be. For instance,
did not Old Scrooge hear the song and curse
it? We're not sure that he heard it but We
are sure that if he had heard 1t he would nave
cursed it. 1t would seem, then, to be a prayer
to God to make various ill-tempered or forlo1n
gentlemen merry-not an invocation to the
Deity to give the merry gentry rest. Be
sides, when one is merry one does not seek
rest, nest ce pas?
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

On Reply to Brutus.)
If any herman gets a pain
Looking at those bum goloshes,
Then a herman best refrain
Gazing at those awful boshes.+
I'm "frail" that wears them often
And my feet are nice and warm \
If l have to freeze to soften
Brutus heart, he's out of form.
When any man expects too much
Then he's nutty, weak and vain;
Heaven deliver me from suchi
Cause they give real girl pain.
/ don't claim they're chic and stylish
Latest thing in women's wear:
And if Brutus thinks I'm silly
Cause I'm comfy, 1 DON'T CAREi
MINNIE WHURPER
*(What are, or is, "boshes"O
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

In looking back on nineteen twenty-one-
Recalling things I didn't make the most Of
There's nothing. it would seem. that have
done
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02

THE paragrapher of the Greenviile Is. 81
Piedmont calls it a striking coincidence ina
American ends with st cam. Perhaps 1t Is
~ tj,e trouble with many of us is that effor
ends with 81 can" instead of Il Will.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-01-02
Zero (Or Bit Below in Support.

From The Chicago Postl
The artists of Chicago are SPONSOR
ing a New Years masked ball to be
held at the Auditorium hotel in the bali
room on the ninth floor. The proceeds
if any, will be given for the support Of
an art magazine.
Ut is surprising how easily most of we
older folk stumble the spelling of words Of
common usage."-The Argus.
Motto mention how many of trip on the
usage of grammar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10

on the window iurcd him to do the
job. He SAID thst about . o'clock this
morning he passed the store and de
cidch 20 take a chance" He waited
FIR train 20 pass Washington street
about two blocks away. at the same
time keeping his eye open for an Of
fcer. before he gave the window a
blow that sent glass scattering in oil
directions. with this easily accom-
p!isheh. he crawled through the hole.
ripped the money from the front
glass. stepped through the back OF
the window into the store. passed
hundreds Of dollars worth of jewelry
and went To The other window He
thcn picked up several articles valued
At 81. About this time. he said. Il got
scared and started for the hole" to
escape but paused long enough ia
his night to pick up the watches
The boy reached Sycamore Street
safely. and was heading toward the
Atlantic Coast Line station. when Of
ncer g. NJ. kirkland halted him: but
the negro Insisted that he he per
United 10 catch a train" but tho Of
fcer saw sticking from under tho
ncgro's shirt. several 81 bills He
took the negro to police hcadquart-
"rs. About this time Dctcciiv. AID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
REMOVALS REPORTED

rho following removals have b.en
hleb at Police Headquarters.
Burgess. W. c.. sos Norm Twenty
ninth street, 10 523 North Twenty
ninth Street
Cohen. 4. y. Ii Ia East Marshall
Street. to COL North Tenth Stree,
Cannon. Il. b., 1904 Floyd Avenue
Carter, =. 1901 Hun Street. to 800,
Hull Street
Carter. y, 2l7 North Seventeenth
Street. to 5l2 North Thirteenth street.
Cohen. r.. sOl West Leigh street.
to sl3 North Seventh street.
Fi,zhuGh. c. -. "a South Adams
Street, TO 205 East Cary Street.
Goode. r.. Io3 North Bowe street.
to storage.
Hurley. T.. G.. s>i North Twenty
sixth Street, 70 il06 North Twenty
sixth Street.
Lewis. L.. 32o3 Hull street. to lis
Sycamore street.
Nelson. George 7, 1870, Park Ave
nue.. TO Osborn Road
Pickett, j.. SOC Nichols street. 10
1909 Eighth street
Smith. G. b, The Colonial Apart
ments. TO 30i6 Park Avenue.
Spence. Il. 6. II South Third
street. to 32.2-A west Franklin
Street.
Stansburry. l.. 2c2O East Broad
Street. 10 70i South Laurel street.
Strothers, William 10 South Fit,h
Street. TO Atlanta, Ga
Weber, ". $ South Fourth Street.
TO 1854 West Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Says Wife Killed Self;
Is Arrested as SLAYER
IRy Associated Prcsa.l

HUNTING DON. PA, April o.
Or. Herbert Bryson. 45. formerly
OF New YORK. was arrested today
charged with having shot and
fatally wounded his wife at their
home in CaSsvillc. late last night.
He brought her to Il hospital here,
driving sixteen miles over a
rough mountainous road. Mrs
Bryson died Il few hours later.
shortly before her death, &C
cordine to the authorities, she told
OF an alteration with her hus-
band before she went TO her bed
room. declaring that he later
broke into the room and shot her.
Dr. Bryson declared his wife
committed suicide. the authorities
said. Hc was major In the Rain
bow Division and served as med
Teal Officer IN the One Hundred
and Seventeenth Ammunition
Train until he was shell shocked
IN the ArRonne and invalidcd
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
.HOPEWELL BIRTHDAY
WILL Be CELEBRATED
Du Pont Club Arranges Di-
versified Program for
Event April l3

HOPEWELL, VA, April o.-Fron
tile number of entertainments
planned for April 10, Hopewell's
birthday Will be the greatest gala
day IN her history
And II is thought that the Du Pom,
club Of Virginia has probabl~ Sc
cured the leading entertainment in
The boxing and wrestling exhibition
II will stage on the evening OF the
anniversary day.
Herman Miller. OF Baltimore. light
heavyweight, sparrins partner for
Jack Dempsey. worlds champion.
while J." was 'prc3arinE for both his
aghts with willard and with Carp
enter. viii go ;nto the r'ng with
George Lewis OF Philadelphia. Lewis
has long record OF successful lights
iinhind him. Will. Dempsey says %
!, fer any on. u him who doubts
eight three n,!r.'ie rounds. and this
i'uut will he n" rain attraction OF
tho best exhibition over given IN
iopewell
Battling Terry. G.. Baltimore. ono
al the o-iole Ci'vs best. will clash
with Rocky Marion If Richmond,
whose ability Is granted 10y both
Hopeweil and Richmond ,ans. In the
mlddlcweight bout OF the evening.
Battling Terry also comes with a
healthy record. and Il record bout Is
expected between the two real ring"
artists.
another bout OF the evening. which
VIII be special attraction. is the
bout between Young Caesar. OF Riuh-
mnnd. and Henry Moesta. Moesta is
nnpl ri
was promptly accepted BY the Rich
monder. Caesars record is well
known in local boxing circles and,
as both men are fast. an unusually
good bout Is looked forward TO.
w. T.. Smith. who formerly ar
ranged such good bouts Mt tho Hope
we'll Athletic Club and who has been
instrumental In bringing many OF
the big ones TO Hopcwell. is manag-
Ing the exhibition and promises a
good show
IT Is thought that Pete Nelson's
Ail-Stars VIII be matched with the
Dixie Eagles. Of Richmond. All ar
ranEements- have not vet been made.
this team another team OF standing
Will be secured.
The Marathon races. which will
also he staged by Nelson. viii he
one OF the attractions OF the morn
!ngs entertainment. and teams from
all over Virginia are expected tn he
entered III the races. Fifteen yalu-
able medals will be given to those
contestants who make a good show
ing In the race and silver trophy
VIII be given to the team that has
the most men winning close places.
Preparations are being made for
large number OF out-of-town visit
ors. and a half-holiday Will be de-
clared by all Of the business houses
and many OF the industries
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
SMALL COMMISSIONS
IN SALE OF LIVE STOCK
IBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. April g.--I.ive stock com
mission men received less than two
thirds OF per cen, commission Tor
negotiating the sale OF farmers cat
tie. hogs and sheep during 1920, ac-
Cording To official figures complied
by the National Live Stock Exchange,
at the request OF the JOINT Congress
s!cnal Commission Of Agriculture In
uuiry. and made public tonight.
StntICtics representing the per cent
OF all business done on the twenty
eight markets where exchanges are
maintained. were secured from 2l3
representative live stoc,. houses III
Chicago, Kansas City. omaha. South
ST. Paul, Sioux city, South 81. Joseph.
Detroit. Cincinnati, cleveland. Buff
falo and indianapolis. The figures
covered the transfer OF 6i5.ii0 cars
Of live stock worth sl,5sS.36657i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
VALUABLE HORSE
SHOT AFTER CRASH

PETERSBURG. VA. April "a
valuable horse had TO be shot on
one OF the city's principal streets
ihte THIS evening. as result OF being
struck hy an automobile driven and
owned by n. :. Davis. The horse was
h'tched TO Il buggy and driven by a
colored man named Johnson As the
negro reached East Bank and Old
Church Streets. the autcmobile
driven by Mr.. Davis. collided with
the buggy. knocking the horse down
and plunging into shed. over the
'front.' OF Ben Keys store on the cor
ner.
Ihree posts were knocked down
ana the automobile was badly dam
aged No ono was injured. hut the
morse was shot after IL was found
mat MS injuries would prove fatal
The accident Is said to have been uu
avoidable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
H|CHWAYMEN HOLD
UP STORE MANAGER
Head of A. 6 p. Firm Is Vic
tim of Bold Robbery
by Two Men.
THIEVES ESCAPE u
y q T. &c T.
Merchant IN Roughly Handled Ncnr
Home ns AsSnilnnts 60 Through
His Pockets md Get 5000 I'm Cash
md Check for 500

PETERSBURG. VA. April e.-w.
II. Rodof. proprietor Of The a. &
+. store on Halifax street. was held
up and robbed this morning about /
O'Clock by two whit. highwaymen
ana relieved of 1900 in cash and Il
check for s2.05 The bold robbery
took place on Wythe Street within a
few hundred feet OF Sycamore street.
when Mr. Rodon was on route to his
home. ll5 South Jefferson Street
The two men escaped. in spite OF
the drnSrct set By the police.
Mr.. Rodon had left his store and
nearly reached his home. When he
crossed Adams Street n man ran
across the street. holding in his
hand pistol. Reaching the fright
cncd merchant. the highwayman de-
manded him TO throw UP his hands"
volver against Mr.. Rodon's stomach
with the words, Pony up il you
know what's good for you" In u
few seconds the second man APP
peared on the scene from behind u
tree and Grabbed MIR. RodoI by the
throat. but later released him to
search the victims pockets and take
the money. Mr.. Rodon plead with
the highwaymen not TO take the
money as II belonged 10 his en-
ploycrs. but the desperadoes refused
from his pocket. but later returned
It,
The two men were described by
MIR. Rodor. one being small in
statue and apparently a rough char
acter. while the other was tall and
wore n light ovcrcoRt. II is believed
that both were professionals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
TWO CHILDREN NEAR
DEATH IN COLLISION
Automobile Driven by Negro
Crashes in Alonzo Ducll's
Machine.
FOUR NEGROES ARE LOCKED UP
Prisoners Are Accuses or Reckless
Driving aud One with Operating
Chr While Under the influence
of Whisky.

PETERSBURG, VA. April 1.-TWO
children narrowly escaped death and
Il colored man was badly injured in
an automobile accident near Bishops
Bridge. Colonial Heights. this even
ing about O'Clock when Montgorn-
cry Ray. colored. driving an auto
mobile collided with car driven and
owned by Alonzo Duell. white. OF
Ettrick. a suburb or Petersburg.
Two OF Duclrs children, Pearl. 4
years old. and James. years old.
we're seriously injured about the head.
the latter being knocked unconscious.
Walter Mckinley, colored riding
with Ray was also badly cut about the
head. The four negroes were lock ed
up at police headquarters charged
with reckless driving and Ray was
charged with operating an automo-
hiie while under the influence OF
whisky.
According TO Officer Wood OF Prince
George County. Ray was driving
rccklcssly down the Prince George
county Road and was ordered to halt
by the Prince George officer, hut the
negro, IL is said, increased his speed
and passed through the city without
needing the officers warning. Reach
lnE bishops Bridge. he crashed into
Mr. Duclls car, which resulted in
both automobiles being badly smash :
CO up and the two children and
negro man being injured. The police
were notified and rushed to the scene
ana placed the negroes under arrest.
Ihe TWO children were taken To the
home OF a relative IN another mart
OF the city They Will recover.
With Ray We're Mckinley. the in
jui>Sl negro. ana viii Johnson and
j. j. Johnson. who will be arraisned
IN Police Court tomorrow morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
SIGHT STEAMSHIP
WRECK OFF COAST
fRy Associated Press.l

SAN DIEGO, CAL. April 9.-The
wreck Of large steamship was
sighted Friday of the lower Cali
fornia coast. about 400 miles from
san Diego. by the fricghtcr Neponset.
according to radio message sent
to eleventh naval district head
quarters.
Shipping men here are at n loss
to. account for such n large derelict
as that reported. The steamer Fair
haven was wrecked off tho Mexican
coast several weeks ago and at va
rious times since the hull has been
reported afloat. but It was not be-
licvcd here that the Fairhaven could
have drifted so far north.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
THE UNITED STATES oI7 AMERICA
EASTERN DISTRICT OF NIR-
GINA.

Whereas; on the 9Th day OF April.
1922. RICHMOND EW YOR *
STEA MSHIP COMPANY. Il corpora
ton. etc. fled "A libel in the District
Court OF the United States FOR the
Eastern District Of Virginia against
the AMERICAN SCREW STEAMSHIP
''BIEW SrER," her boats. tackle, APP
parel and furniture. in a cause OF con-
tract Tor Wharfage. civil and mari
time.
And whereas by virtue OF process
in due form OF law. to me directed. re-
turnablc on the 18th day Of April,
1922. l have seized and taken the Ga IL!
steamship brewster and have her in
my custody.
Notice Is hereby given. that a Dis
trict Court VIII be held in the United
States Court Room, in the city OF
Richmond. on the 2STH DAY OF
APRIL. 1922. for the trial OF said
premises and the owner or owners.
and all persons who may have or
claim any interest, are hereby cited
10 be and appear al the time and place
aforesaid. 10 show cause. IL any they
have. why final decree should not
pass prayed.
CLARENCE G. SMITHERS.
United States Marshal
BY W. r. WILTSHIRE
Deputy L. 5. Marshal.
RICHARD CARRlNGToN,
Proctor for Llbcllant
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Only Two civm Cases ON Docket.

ROCKWELL, VA. April 9.-Thc
Corporation Court OF Hopewc!I has
out two civil cases appearing this
week. which are OF little consc-
quence This session of the court
mas mad the fcwsst cases on docke.
OF any in several months. Judge
Mhrshail Peterson Will be here Tues
day and "Wednesday o! this week
To hold the April session OF tho or.
cult Court OF Prince George County
which VIII be held in the Corporation
courtroom as usual.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
SMASHES WINDOW TO
GET 25 DOLLAR BILLS
Colored Youth Admits, Po-
lice Say, Temptation
Proved Too Great.

PETERSBURG. VA. Aprl .
Twenty-Five ncw crisp 81 bills pasted
on tn" plate glass window OF Pill
cher a jcwelry store IN the Mechanics
Buliding Oh Sycamore street. proved
10 he too great Il temptation to VII
nam Goodwin. colorcd. - years old.
who broke II window leading Into
IN" store and helped himself to the
money. 1ic then visited the other
windows and proceeded 10 take TWO
watches valued at SCI. aud several
Dollar Day specials. Later he ran
INTO the arms Of "A policeman.
Goodwin tells the story himself and
frankly admits that the money pnstcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Sentence Alleged pIo,t.r.

al EMS. April 9.-Tcn men ac-
o"sea OF having plotted the assassina-
'oh OF Jean praSoumis. former Creek
MINISTER TO Petrograd. on August IA.
i'-o. nave received their sentences
III me court OF Assizcs here. Five
iouio 10 nave mad guilty knowledge
"t 'ne plot nave been condemned to
life imprisonment Two others wcr.
sentenced to twenty years OF deien-
ton. and three were acouitt.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
LORD CURZON TO co
TO GENOA THIS WEEK
lBy United Ncws.J

LONDON. Apr!l 9-l.ord Curzon,
Foreign Minister. though sti!l con-
fined to his home by the slight in
disposition which has kept him in
doors for several days. is improving
satisfactorily. and is expected TO
start for Genoa this week.
Curzon's physicians do not regard
lis illness as serious and expect that
10 will be able To join Lloyd George
at Genoa before the real business OF
the conference gets under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-10
Wednesday, April IL, 1922

= M
building
Inc lot
on the
backs
abut feet
men to be evidenced
POLLARD BAGBY. INC.
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