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The Washington times., 1922-06-17
ENGLISH BEAR BRUNT OF
FRENCH cOLUMNIST QUlPS

PARIS, June 17.-Parisian col
umnists" are making characteristic
sport OF the report from London tina
during recent heat spell giriF
promenaded on the Thames embank
ment in clothes made OF paper.
What II. one Of them should slll
and fall in?" queries lie Victoire.
The Washington times., 1922-06-17

Vacation days will bc happy II
you get The Daily and sunday
Times regularly. Let WashingtOn's
most popular paper follow you 10
the mountains or seash0rs.
The Washington times., 1922-06-17

/ steel pant, who summoned fire
comLany. The bungalow burhUd To
the ground, with 81 500 loss.
The Washington times., 1922-06-17

refused to renew her certificate be
cause she attended q dance.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court. No.
notice: That the subscriber Of the state
Of Maryland has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columbia. letters
testamentary on the estate OF Ade'ine Z.
Portman, late of the State Of Maryland. de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated. to the subscriber. On or be-
fore the 18th day Of July. A.D.. 1873:
otherwise they may By law be excluded
frou all oeneAt Of said, estate. Given under
mn hand this 18th day Of July. 1922.
ARTHUR y. B. PORTMAN. Z. Meirose
St. Chevy Chase. Nd. tseai). Attest:
JAMES TANNER. Register Of Wills for
the District Of Coiumbia. Cierk Of the Pro-
hate Court ELLEN 9. AUssEf. Attorney.
iys1.ee-su4 ~
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST rRusT LOANS nAp1 oS IL
pesved b. c. rsai sstats. o. for sui,ltas
prs.silias sass e t.ssrsse sd ssssissss.
Nah 11oA
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

NoNrooMERY COUNTY ABOUT u
nilss porthwss; Of white House: -
sesss: unimprovsd: $50 per aep. LOUIS =.
sHoEMAKER. l4u7 n. Z. ave- NJ. xah
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
FURNrTURE.

ALL KINDS or FURNITURE WANTED;
,esough 10 furnish large boarding house.
eedroom. dining rooo. psrior. Misc aruclea
Please call Tr. 70. OF fE eof'. va
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
FARMS

10 ACRES. s-RooN HOUSE AND OTHER
bldgs.; miles Burke sta. Va; team
I mile vienna, Va: s-room house: excellent
condition: large bank barn; q. s.soo. LAND
WEIR. 5o6-5o7 Fendau Bldg. Main 4tSs.
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INSURANCE
OFFICIAL NOTICE.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS az
tho District Of Columbia. wHshin-ton. u.
G.. July 2Ith. 1922. Noti~e - hersl.r Eiye9
that the Commissioners uf the Distri-t \,
Columbia intend 10 make the e. low .ac
named improvements which are iu tl.--F
judgment. necesssry for the public hesHls
safety and comfort. Assessment for
half of the rost 81 the sane will - mgis
as provided In Public Act Na. III approx VI
August 9Th. 1894. al persons ini-reStad
In the proposed work are notined that sh-
Commissioners will give q publir hearing -
the District Building on "wednesday, Augr-t'
9th. 1922. st 10 o'riock 4. N in the Bears
Room Of the said COmmissioners Co aay
and sll persons who may desire 90 uhiet
thereto. Northwest section-Set new grant.
curb on both sides Of California street fr IN
2Srd Street to MasSa~hu~etts Avenue a. -
estimated cSst Of $500 TO h. HSs---si
against all prup~rty abutting satd w,ik.
lay cement sidewalk IN the 5fo1t stsn.e
between back line Of present S-foot walk
and parking coping on the east sids -
10th Street from Park Road ., M.nrf~
Street al an estimated rosi ~ sa,a q, ~
Hss-s>ed against all lots IN squarp ee7G
ahutting said WORK On the nartl sldf ~
GaIlatin Street between Pinsy Rranch Road
and 18th Street at an estimated sust ~
sssO to h sSsessed against all property
ahutting said work. On the west side -
lith Street from Rhode Island Avenue J.
q Street at estimated c,-St of ss2S o. ~
assessed against al lots in square $40 nbHi-
ting said work. Pave alleys with s-lnsr-ts=-
Pave the unpaved alley In sguars lSGG q;
an estimated cost of So 800. Pave alley in
square 2a3a at an estimated cost ~ 81 Slna
Pave alley In square saia AZ estimated
cost Of si.030. Northeast Section-i.as
cement sidewalk on the west side Of Mi
street from Lawrence Street o. M1pa
Street at an estimated cost % sfSS 10 b.
assessed against all lots in square 42al
abutiinr said work. Pave Siles- VITA
COncrete-PaVe the alley IN squHrs ssns ~
an estimated cost % s. a36 Pave tho IN
paved alley in square iOS4 at an eStimB'sd
cost Of si.45e. Pave the unpaved aI,.g
in square 5si at estimated coSt af Ss-ss
Southeast section-Pave alleys with
creJe-Psve the west 5n-foot alley 10
square 1912 at an estimated cost ~ SAT-,
CrN0 H RrDOLPH. JAMES Y. OYSTER
CHARLES KELLER Commissioners. ID. T.
s-ra "--r4 =
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Cleveland Park.

Nos. s4O5 AND 5407 RoDMAN sr.-FoR
sale By the owner. W. ID, sTERHETT.
phone Cieye. $50. Dutrh c. 5Iia. center
hall. <isn. bedrooms II eh 'atI' -n''-y
po, a: breakfast. parrh. attic, bassmsnt,
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
Cabin John PARK.

SdUIu JOuu Il al Ne
BUNGALOW SITES. SEQ. sIOO-7 LOCKS.
river. canal. trees, fishing, boa ting: terms.
ToMLlNsoS, 1874 Vermont ave. Fr. sol.
MAGNIFICENT SITEs-LARGE COUNTRY
homes. Conduit rd.; high view; s.. q q.
ToMLINsoN. 1874 Vermont ave. Fr. sol.
FINE BUILDING LOT. No. ei-oN CON
duit rd.: lOoxaoo: fne trees. 5isc: te' ms
ToMLINsoN. 1914 Vermont ave. Fr. 3o1.
LOT go. on CONDUIT RID. 600 81. n ;
spring. large trees; &c; terms. T0MIlLN.
son. 1874 Vermont ave. Franklin Sol.
BUNGALOWS RMS. CONCRETE RLE
good home. garage: Conduit I'd: "a. so; 80
per mo. ToMLINsoN. 1874 VT. ave. Fr. sol.
sUB-DIy. TRACTs-LOw PRICE. EASY
terms: mr. Conduit rd.; s a.. Is a.. 20 a..
a50a TOMLINsoN. 1874 VT ave. Fr. ,1.
LOT no. 0. 100000. RID. CONG. CLUPL
Trees. garden. fruit: $500: 1Ort cash. az
mo. ToNLINsON. 1874 Vt. ave. Fr. spL
FINE sITE-HoTEL. CLUB. LARGE HOME
mi. from white House; fine view. TOM
I.INsoN. 1874 Vermont ave. Franklin 3d1 .
LOTs NR. CONDUIT RD.-Io0 TT. WIDE /:
ILc. &c. &c ft.; fine country homes. TOM
LINS0N. 1344 Vermont ave. Franklin 3ol-
100 LOTS COUNTRY HOMES = LARGE
small: level. rolling; trees. river; terms
ToMLINsoN. ls44 Vermont ave. fr. sol.
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chevy cHAsE-s1O. $50.

rsre opportunity TO buy q new home ia
one Of the prettiest locations In this ideal
suburb; neal the Kirkside golf course. siI
comfortable rooms: very attractiveiy deco
rsted open fireplace In living room: French
doors to Greakfast porch: hardwood floors;
best fixtures; sleeping porch. This is the
cheapest good home in this section. See II
at once. wM. s. PHILLIPS. I4oo n. c
ave Main 1900
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Mount Pleasant.
MOUNT Tsol
Brand new attractive tapestry brick two
story colonial residence: located near 10Th
and Newton streets: 9 rooms; double rear
porch; tile hath with built-in tub and
shower; concrete front porch: attractive
electric fixtures: real open fireplace; deep
Lot. scdded and grseed with natural forest:
wide paved alley. Attractive terms WA.
:. PHILLIPS. 1909 y. Y. ave. Main 1900.
18TH sT.-sl: 500.
Nr. Lamont.-s rms: b.: anil; maid<
room y. L sANSBURY 4 CO.. 14is I si.
". 5oo4
EUCLID Still. 900.
W. 18th st.--iO rms. b.: h.w.h.; early
possession y L. sANSBURY 4 CO.. 1918
81. ". 5eo4.
$40 500: 18TH AND MONROE SITS. = II
rms; bath: elect: gas: laundry; garage
Main 1901 DAVID Z. BARRY. 1907
81. nv.
CALVERT ST. NR. isIH-s RMS, ; B..
gas: elec.. h.-w.h. sl4. $50. TH0S. ;.
FISHER. iss Ism st. Main $3.50.
MOUNT PLEAsANr-si2. .OOo.
In the heart Of Nt. Pleasant, near Rock
Creek Park: beautiful colonial brick bone;
In Al condition; 9 rooms; tile bath: h.-wh
electric lights; rear porch: inciosed sleeping
porch; lot $50 feet deep to alley: double
brick fsrsre: Investigate wM s. PHIL
LIPs. ltoe y. Y. ave. Main 1890.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

Mckinley sT.-sf4. 500.
Eight rms. b.. ami, sleeping porch.
rarsse. y. T.. sANsBURY Q CO., fl1s I
It, Nain 59o4-
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

LOCATED on A LOT HAVING A FRONT
age Of 60 feet and running back $50 feet.
this home Is a splendid value at $40, 900.
Two stories and cellar; first floor comprises
reception hall. living and dining rooms.
library and kitchen: second floor-three
bedrooms and bath: front and rear porches.
hardwood floors: good heating plant: cleo
trir lights, garage; 5000 cash payment
asked. McKEEvER & G0ss. 1905 Eye st.
NV. Main 4752. 1868
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

sESn-BUNGALow LOCATED ON ONE OF
the prettiest corners In this beautiful
section; lot 60x170 with attractive lawn;
five rooms and bath on first floor; two rooms
alcove and storage room second has
spacious front porch: hardwood floors; cleo
tric lights: hot-water heat: stone open fire.
place: cellar. Price Sl1 900 on reasona able
terms. McKEEvER & GOSS. 1405 Eye st.
NV Main 4752 310-3
EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS; FRONT
and double rear porches tsleeping porch);
vapor heat: electric lights; hardwood floors:
screens; basement; evergreen trees on large
lawn. Phone for appointment TO In
spect. Price S1l 800. McKEEVER & GOSS.
l405 Eve ~ NV Main 475o 2I5-3
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

ATTRACTIVE DUTCH COLONIAL HoUsB
Of center hall plan. containing Z rooms
"a bedroomsl and bath; hot-water heat:
electricity and gas: front and rear porches;
hardwood floors and trim; screens: open
fireplace. This house Is OF frame construc.
tion. completely detached and there Is
suiit,in garage; convenient terms; Price.
s12.950. SHANNON & LUCHs. 7l3 18th Of.
NV. Main zSS.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

Brand new semi-bungalow; beautiful loca-
tion; lot comprising about 5000 square feet;
thoroughly modern; rooms; brrakfs 81
perch: built-in garage: real open fireplace;
hardwood floors and trim. and many p;her
features. Attractive terms. wM. s. PHIL
LIPS. 1900 y. Y. ave. Main 1900.
The Washington herald., 1922-08-04

DEUOhl6lt0s
BRooKLAND-ss.s 800 Bsautifri aetacssd
home on . very large lot; rooms y
bedrooms): h.-w.h.: elee. lights: ampis
Garsge space. House n ~ Al eoudttfoe4
Terms can be nicely arrahged. WN. =
PHILLIPS. it0o N. T. ave- Nah 600.
NEAR 18TH 4. ]. AvE.--DErACHND
bung.: @ --us. q b.; h,-w.h.; elect q gar
age. TINS 10 an exceptional buy at ss.2S0.
81 500 each only. WlLDMAN q CO.. 50
and b SITS. 116
BRoOKIAND-s rms. and : b.: h.-w.h.;
cleo; gar. rcom: nne coud. S11 800; 81.
500 cash. wILDNAN 3 CO.. 9th and b.
franklin e4o6 11e
BR00KLANp-7 rms., pantry and D; .eies.
. cars: price. Sio, sod: 1900 cash. iBunsJ
WILDAAN . CO.. ath and q. Frank. es09
DETACHED H0NE. News rms. | and
b.: h.-w.h.; elec. and gas; hardwood noors
throughout; stationary tubs: strictly no1'
ern: poss. with dep. This 10 the best houss
10 this section snd csp he handled With 81.
o0o cash and $1s per month Price. $3.50
MLDhAk 3 CO.. 9th sIl \. TrsaLiis
s1e9 x1o
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

gper, ubtaler fslsenbe ON Sr. Siurns
TABS Sanatorium:
Eli iuteresierebe:
Set or meb itor S~ornsieIle at lea ais
Der Or. g~iornitabs Sanatorium min,
hierteIigite GnbefaIina.
yeit pcrionlige aienbfab iii ST..
S,iornitab itrGfter fig ODER ell 9eriooe
al 80 aar, os fienoer ies bam iutimt
baaoe Tom Renueife % iom aeee. Sea
t~etrdgter bam iom en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
h9oeritg % bel looannet 3eee oa nec
bans ~itorartet ubitprebe aIinif err Del
mig en- @lGbe at anbefaIe bam til inoe
Genneifer Seq ttnbe n9pne aSifiliae
StlfGlbe, tilipnelabenoe baabIsie, bpor
Yatlenterne bar e~ienpunbet SeIbreS Oh
NreetoSsb9ti9beo paa Sr. 8~iornifaos
Sanatorinm, og ieg tienber mango, Der
raar ! SafncnmeliebebsgielS til Soft
loren, ioroi be ioas er frife 90 i,nec
~S'enne'fer. U. 6. Sloan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

Se fom trnlcr pa at reiie til 9prers
msoet, Der agtes afboISt 8bie, 4Se %
ore Sebrrar | gitre Yaint Greet airfs
Yaltor U. q. Seas 9aIb, Baskerville
Soma. beecs bemerfc:
Baterpiae Iieaer peh gbicaau. WiI.
i%panlfee 4 ct. Saul o., q, paa 9aufou
grand II RiI norSpef fra Rarquette
Soma.
De iom iomn,er beifenfra refer bic
Salnlar I'll @arplette, 9iaeSaa
8autou Suntticn, Z 1il moro ira Rars
quette.
Se loHI tommer nnrSsnfra maa oaIao
butte Zoo Bmifou Suueticn for al
tomms iue paa Waufou granh. 8aus
Ton Snnction Iiseer. paa geltiiSeu al
Ntsltsiippi &iper, So bril- ipS fra ga
Grosie, IBIS,
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8eb. v. y, Sea, Baskerville, Sonia, euer
Enoerte9nebe,
$. 2~inbeIanS,
8aterpile, Sonia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20
On 8asoIine for ale Cher al aar,t,

Gn BaSpline for ale Stber al Inret.
"Nas9ear" Gasoline - bette er bet
npe Sanbelsmerfs, reeitrsret | Sprcncbc
Staters Eateutfontor, Tom Sbe Sapts
epe Oil Company bar antaget 1om
Nerfe for fin Crescent &palitets Gas
oliue. Napuet er b~eteeusuoc for apas
litct 90 bill blipe uobGust peh aue eeres
eane Statiouer iaapel ipm hos sors
hanblerc al beres Yrobuft, saranterenee
Sprbriigere at be fanr Ben Gste Bare.
Sniufebe Oil Company bar pebpareube
arerteret | "SeeorabsYoiten"s Spalter,
fait fcrpisiet ON ben Rast. icm Iigeer
I, iaaean Sffeutliaaisrelie % anerfiens
beuee apiierues SnbiIpbelie | 9ampaes
men for Sdl9 af Eroouft. Reeiltrerina
al Hannct "NusDear" er til @eitpttelje
for beres SunorcSer al Sunoer ! benne
Gel az Sanbet. % tilige lom ct Sesn
eller Vterfe pna &oalitet, @aar on Der.
for forlanger "als Dear" Gasoline, oil
en- faa ben besitc, o. bet err en- Slide til
SiIirebsitiaelie at bise, at bin Suteresie
CT beIipttet peS ct Soma Selifab 90 peb
ct reeiitreret Sauoelsnaon.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20
MiGlp.

(aRel.: "Sierue Spb. on iiisnne Spa
MEN" eler "Sbc 0ait Stole of Srms
mer.")
Sinlp Din HGite, on iom iibber
Der % ruler paa oit 9ulbl
SiGlp BAN on, iom Cub ei gtoer
iomle, men bpem 9pffen bulb
bragt bar mere, enb on trGneer
al Oct sobe, RGitcn mangle maa!
&lelp banl, bu meb TONNE S9nber
= no Iiot Srsit ira Siertecraa!
9ielp De imaa, ioln ofte er9ber,
naar Ell Wor fan ltaffe 9rso!
Sulf, at naar on SisIe el9ber
pep at linbre beres Sob,
on ct @inbe ielp big ffaber
hos be imad. iom alprig 8Iemnte bill,
at bn sl9bet Dem meb @aper
- sjoroe eobt ps a iaa mil.
Sneeu tan iom Barnet miubes
fIGrlig Gambling, nenliet Orb;
tbi | garnebiertet finpes
hSuiIags SorS, bpor SRben eror.
S9ben gpo Der Sruater bGrer,
iom Ineb Sioeu itor 8etpontng fdar,
raar de inlaa" iie Selp ernGrer
% iom YR9no % aptnoer gaar.
Gu | 8arneiialen i9tter
faser glomit iom aIbrig b6r.
men Tom itebie sror % iprGtter
- aabner garrsts Siertebsr,
iaa bet ieIo ensung bill isee
plante @lomiter | ben &9ites gar,a
for buem alt er tclbt % Sbe,
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fem | aipets Scamp eaar trRt
20, trohs ali, be itrir % faper,
usppe' ran ite ipiie mntl
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ei boIbt ub, men Selien efterlobl
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SaI til Spse Srsiteus Orb!
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benz, Tom Sriitelien 81 ftobI
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Spnoens dag os fatte WoS
til en- bebre Sci at isge
enb bcu merfe Sti &c bar betraabt,
til ct bebre 9ip at isre
- ct, Der Iooer epigt spbtl
Set er RritefiGrliebeben.
Tom Ifal hiGIpe SIGsteu fren,,
iaa ben a fan &iGrIigbeben
| 8iibs SiurnteIs life Siem,
bnor ei Cult, Ell Rso man iuoer.
insen Speoom, Sriitelier - eli SOB.
hbor ei nogeu Saarer rinber.
Gilt er @lGhe = rem os ist!
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Sou9bton 8is.. lite Sanuar 1872:
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Sou9bton, 8is.. lite Sanuar 1922.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20
Or. Yisrniaos sauatprium,

aisbmanb u, 6, Sloan, af Sirmaet
floan 4 SeperooS. Ger al iiore alebes,
t%orretntnger | 9bicaeo, @inneapois, ct.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-01-20

Stne "Seesrab' Soften. til aIret Ga Senner
Oct oanfie SaRs. Rrifen er $500 pr. SIar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
"squn,e on the Hcnd."

To thf Editor az Tho Times Dispatch:
S!r.-four recent editorial. VIZ
ginia's Denial OF Justice" 10 rather
an admission In tho Eight Of news
paper ethics. out. judging other sec
lions OF the State by my own. you
nave hlt the nail square on the head
The burden OF the editorial in
question appears to n. that civil
l!tGation6 are necessarily DELAYED in
tho courts. the cause OF this delay
being tho fulln"ss .! tho criminal
dock"ts. Tn. picture grows dark. In
regard TO tho COnE"stcd state of the
Circuit Court docket OF Buchanan
County. !; Is perhaps we'll for the
general public that tho docket Is
ovcrcrowdcd. FOR the crime exists.
and punishmcntH should be sum
inarly mcted out, even TO the OK
clus'on OF tho civil docket Certain
~ civil litisants should be given tho
right 10 have their causes adtudi-
Gated. but the couHtTy Is in more
imminent danger from crime than
from undecided civil cases
The crime wave IL sweeping this
country II hav. rot heen to EuropeJ
and gathering momentum continual
ly. But ma for Buchanan County,
there IS mt least the semblance Of
hope, since evidence both to ind!ct
and convict criminals IL available
While admissions ars IN order. since
the precedent has been set. the cur
tain should he Withdrawn and con-
d'tions sApoted in my own beloved
Dickinson. Tho fact Is, IL is dim
cult TO secure the necessary evidence
before grand jury to enable that
BODY % end indictments. The writer
heard this boast some time since:
They iret"rring to the authorities)
know that they can't get anything
out OF ne fellows. and they have
siopTed summoning us before tho
grand fury" That was tacit ad
mission that they withhold the truth.
and keep crime In the dark. 80 far
ae the light OF evidence iH concerned.
Who can say that there is not some
thing rotten in Denmark?
Lot those who stand for law and
order work to the end that condI-
lions may he bettered-but lawless-
ness has about reached the point
that superhuman power will be
necessary to the salvation OF our
kind
FRANK MONROE BEVERLY.
FroeiinE. Va, August 26.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
News of Fifty Years Ago

Trom the Richmond Dispatch Sept l. 1927
The road commissioners appointed by the
county Court to examine into conditions or
the Richmond and Charlottesville or Brook
Turnpike. which has been lately overhauled
and repaired. reported that tho road is good,
and that the company hn again allowed IN
collect tolls. Mr.. Powell on behalf OF citi-
zens. protested, and the case was continued
The State Board of Educa ,ion has made the
following appointments of county superin-
tendents; Brunswick. b. p. Wilkes; Fluvanna.
DR.. P. j. VIM; Roanoke. Major w w Raj
lard
mass-meetins OF Conservative citizens of
Hcnrico was held at the courthouse for the
purpose OF organization for the fall cam
paign. The meeting was called TO order by
Major A. NJ Rraxton. John y Hopkins wa
elected chairman and p. r. Atkinson secrc
tary. Or. u. s. McGrudcr. j. W Lewellen
Colonel John NJ. Allen and r. r. Dickcrson
were appointed tn prepare a plan OF oreani-
IN ton. II. a. Atkinson, Jr., was elected coun-
ty auperint cndent.
Church Till people complain Of some alarm
ing blasting on Sunday might AZ the tunnel
hut the best engineers assure them that their
houses are safe. Ths contractors Will carry
out their agreement with the city Engineer.
The Manchester Greeley Club was organized
with DR.. L. q. Ch!lcs. president: vice-presi-
dents DR.. A. Nonteiro Eel Gallagher IT W
Crow. C. A. Jones. F. q. Hancock, A. C. Pull
liam: secretaries. a. G.. Atkinson James A
Gentry; treasurer. John &. Robertson: finance
committee. w. G.. Taylor. J. NJ Moody. A. L.
Bradley. A. ]. simmons j. II. whi,lcck George
Church: executive committed A. c. Evan.
John ID. Baird r. n. Ccrsley. FL A. Jordan A
G. Gibbs; delegates to district convention W
l. Clopton. A. q. Evans, j. n Baird. A. r.
Woodbridge. a. c. Gibbs.
The election of school teachers in Man.
chester will he held September TO-
\ regular meeting OF City School Board
was held yesterday. Superintendent Binford
presented an interesting report concerning
his recent visit to tho North. His hospita blc
reception representative OF the public
school system of Virginia was especially no.
ticed. together with the fact OF his election
ms vice president OF the National Educat. ma
Association. which met Mt Boston. and as ar
honorary member OF the State Teachers Al
Aociation OF Pennsylvania, which met In Phil.
ndeiphia- A revolution OF thanks was axtend
ed Mayor Kciley for his faithful and abi,
presentation OF tho claims OF tho publ,
schools before Council.
The mcrtuary report for August: thirty
three deaths: by wards-Marshar. nins; JEFF
ferson. seven; Madison, ono: Monroe. nve; Clay
three; Jackson. Elk; City Home, twa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04

peal OF the defendants or OF the govern
ment goes straight TO the United States
Circuit Court. District courts are without
Jurisdiction. the trial before the Federal
Trade Commission taking the place of trial
before q district court. This means that
the final decision at the hands OF the SUI
preme Court is expedited and in the case
OF the proposed merger 1t might reason
ably be expected within year.
Although other cases OF this general
character have been ruled upon by the courts
and in broad way tho provisions of the
Federal Trade Commission act have been
defined. business interests, when hailed be-
fore the commission charged with unfair
practices, continue to challenge the orders
Of that body. The result IL that the com
mission, although nearly ten years old. is
still in some doubt as to its powers. The
courts seem TO have left n good deal un-
said upon that question.
Even so, the commission has not -
tated TO assert its right to enforce con-
tition and TO rule against unfair business
methods. Nor has the size OF corpora
ton or combination OF corporations de-
TERED that body. II went after the pack
ers and is still pursuing them. 1t went
after the big steel interests and now insists
upon putting them on trial regardless of
the opinion OF the Acknowledgement that
they were within the Sherman law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-04
THREATEN TO REFORM HOUSE
LORDS BY PROPOSED LAYS
Upper House of Parliament May Be Reduced in Mem
bership by New Measures Planned by English.
Must Await Another Election.

~ or Indirectly from the outside.
'b) Hereditary peers elected by
their order.
tc) Members nominated by the
Crown. the numbers in each case 10
he determined by statute.
want Term DesiRnnt-d.
ll--That with the exception Of
Peers OF the Blood Royal and tho Law
Lords. every Other member OF the
reconstructed and reduced House ~
Lords shall hold his scat for a term
OF years to n" Fixed ny statute. but
shall bc eligible for recollection.
ITl-Tha, the reconstructed House
~ Lord. shall consist approximately
~ a5o members. tThe present voting
strength Is approximately 7Oo).
1N.-That while tho House OF
Lords shall no, amend or rnicct
MONEY bills. tho decision as 10 whoth-
or a bill 8. or /, not n money hin. or
is partly money bill and partly no,
n money bill. shall he referred 20 I
Joint standing committee OF the two
houses. IN" decision OF which shall
Ice final. Tina, this Joint standing
committee shall he appointed at the
beginning ~ each new Parliament.
and shall 10 composed % seven mem
hers ~ each house OF Parliament. in
addition I" tn" Speaker OF IN. House
of Commons who shall h" cX-oHc!o
chairman ~ the committee tAt
present the Speaker alone decides
what Is and what ~ not a money
bnD.
N.-That the, provisions OF the Par
!!amcu act. 1911, by which bills can
he passed Into law without tho con-
sent OF tn" House OF Lords during
shall not apply TO any bill which alt
rrs or amends tho constitution Of
tho House of Lords ms set out In
these resolutions, or which in any
way changes tho powers or the House
Of Lords "a laid down In the Parlia-
-nent act and modified by these rcso-
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