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Evening star., 1922-05-08

S-room brick dwelling: porches on front and
side; heated by hot water; electric lights:
situated on the corner Of an alley. Price,
$12.750; lot 4Ox114. Apply
J. LEO KOLB, Realtor.
923 New York ave. Main JO27.
Evening star., 1922-05-08

HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC.
MEMBERS
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
N6einlanbfpmmiiiion nnb @ob-
1ltngsba1.
N}Dh.

Sic &beinlan0fommifiion batte,
Inn ben pripaten 8obnungsbau 3l
forOern, in ibrer 5iBung bonn %.
September 1920 beibloiien, baB
nod W0glibteit neue 8obnbauier
grnnoidBli6 tDeoer gan5 nod tell
meiie bon ben 8eiaBungsbebor0en
bei6lagnabmt peroen iollten. Mit
GiifitGt auf eintrete1tbe militGrii9e
NotDenOigfeit erflarte tie, feline
~unbeoingte 8erpflidtung IN bieier
Stnfibt Mbernebmen ali fonnen.
ga Die i'm Sa1tl1ar 5. S. erfolgte
9eiblagnabme bon Gdumen in Ell
ITEM in Ma6en 11eugebauten @pDn-
ballie Die fau1n pieoerertpabte Bau=
tatigfeit ins 5tode1 gu bringen
orobte, tDan0te iih Der Neidsfom-
mtiidr an Die NDei11latO=R ommii
lion NIT Dem Artrag al grtetlung
Ser 3uiiber1tng, 6aB r1elte @obn-
bdillier hit Ser geiblognabme per-
lbont heibe1t. Die Nbetnlu11D-
aommiiiion bat nl,nmebr beltimmt,
bob n~elerbalte @1uier obne 33u-
thinning bes Observation-Disclosures
Der ei115el1ten nniierten 4rn1eel1 niht
lrlebr bei1lagnabm Deroen Dur,
fem. 5s 5Ss
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Ole QnloOe.
9as aittelfleio.

8iinibt man Elm iblidtes Rittel'
lletb oblne irgenbmeld)e 1raperie, 10
empfteblt iid bas nclle Mlllter NIT
ieinen umfangreiden aermeln. 8ie.
ie Mern1el meroen burdapeg III ruff
i6en 5arben beltidt, bic iib IN Ell
mem tiefgeor0neten breiten Giirtel
p%ie0erbolen uno bon 5dnDar5, Ma.
rineblou ooer G%abafsbraur CLAN.
5eno ab1teben. Ser @erlblnB ii in
ieiner gan5en 211lge linfsieitli6 ge-
or0net, 1tno sic gleihe Stiderei
5iert Sen Ioien, bequemen gtebfra'
gen.
9ann gibt es Elm anoeres &leio
6as ais 3mitter bon &ittel uno IN.
formeller Goilette be5eidnet miro.
Sc beltebt aus @oae ODER Set0e
1lnb fanr1 nit ober obne Sade ge-
traaen meroen, uno I'M lebteren
Sale braudt man feinen anitoB 81
nebnen, ettpa nidt ucomme Il fant"
geflei0et gu iein. 0ieie Gremplare
aus gelpidtiger 5eioe MAIDEN SUI
rore. giele iino in ldfnar5er ODER
blauer Sei6encrepe entmidelt ltno
entpeoer nit einfarbiger, geItreifter
ODER gem1lterter Geioe gldn5eno ges
fiittert. Sic 5donbeit 0ieier prad-
ttgen Sutteriei6e beltebt 6arin, oaB,
tpoimmer iie MIR ltd.bar miro, tie
gffeft madt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
8eIiebtes Mo0elI NIT
nenen gigenarten.
Sir 6as So lein.

1921. Mltbafen l1nb rei5en0 fins
bie langgeitredten Gai6e11,s mel6e
iib noh n1tten periingeno iber ben
.5altm erItreden. Inter benielben
fonnen fleirere eingeiebte Saiben
angebradh tperben, nie in Der flet-
nerett Suuitratton peranida11libt.
gretone ooer CLINT lino geeignete
k5toffe, ebenio idapar5er o6er natiir-
lider Bongee init rotett @arnierlttts
gen. @eiBer 9intitp nit Ginlaben
aus blauer Srga11oie tpiirbe iif
ebenfans redt an5iebeno er1petien.
8as Ml,iter fonrnt in 4 @r0Ben
flein 34--36; mittelgrob $50;
groB 42---44 u116 ertragroB 46----44ls8S.
3on grl1ittpeite. Gus aleio III nnter1
u Dar6 brett iro ino ba5n IA
Daro bes 80 3ol1 breiten gstooff,eas
erforoerIiid eine 11ittelgroBe
Game. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
Gin beqltemes &Iet6.

q IN b eqtemeS EIe10.
4O32. :3rr, gerarbeitung eigret1
lib 3imitp o0er Gbint, ebenio 8oile
ODER Yatilt. Sic Mermel m0gen lang
ober fllr5 angefertigt tperoer.
9aS Mlliter fommtt 1T 5 @roBen+
fiir Mdoben BON !, 2, 8, A nno 5
Sabren.
Sir cine G~ieriabrtge itn6 23s
Daro oes SO 3ou breiten Stoffes
erforoerlib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10

aebtiO III bat ben Gopp nlrl1er iein
8i,,g aebabt. 81 Bat gciblafe
mdbrenn ib MIDI aus lalltcr 8urrie
fpr i'm, pllttiltier ale 8obns I'M
2aib Derbrobe benl Sd fin IN me-;
9ett, belr- atutper nit cher 16lafe
tonne, big ib MIDI ielblt geiagt ben
BOB id Ell GROCER gicl lin, momit
ib perbleipe Sbne Sbrn ltetDer
8bilipp 5anerampfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
9euti6- @amaniid,e geritansianna,

8or fur5em fano in Gurtea o.
Mrges Elm &ongreB Der rumdni'
iben al1lturliga ltatt, Die i'm Sabre
1891 in 8ufareIt gegriinOet porben
lit, INN I'M rrmanilben Golfe Den
nationalen @elit al er5ieben un0
rumdniibe &ultur 5n berbreiten.
Naboem oas politii6e 3iel Der 8er-
einigung aler &umanen CUR 5baf-
fung oes @roBrumanii6en Staates
erre1Gt lit, ltn0 Sic 8%eitrebunge11
Der 2iga mebr fultureqer Natur.
@egenltano lbrer &flege itnO audi
Oie Ml1slanOsrumdnen i'm ierbii6en
8anat, I'M Stmpftale, in Wa5eep.
MEN un0 ienleits Oes Dnieltr, IN
SiioruBlanb, an 0eren politii6e
8eretnigung nit bem @eimatlanoe
aus geogrupbilben @riinoen n;bt
gu oenfen it, unter benen aber Die
2iga our Gerbreitnng bon &ultur
un0 acknowledgements %beionoerS
arbeitet. Gum erltenmal bate oie
2iga in 0ieiem Sabre al1d Die Oeut>
i6en unb ungarilben 8Mrger @rob-
rumdnte11s 81 ibrer Sagnng ei11ge-
laoen, unO es paren ser @%inlooung
Is 0euti6e &erren gefolgt, unter
linen Senator S9uuerus, 5taats.
iefretGr 2ub- &oro6i limo 0ie Mbee.
pronete Dr. &otb uno Gr. &r4uter.
Ser Sa6ienbiibof GelttiG uno Der
ungarii9e 8ertreter M%bgeoroneter
8erna0D batten itb enti6uloigen
lalien. Brofeiior Sorga, Der als
alter Sreuno Ser Deutiden un6
per1t1nonisbouer &el1ner Der Win-
oerbeitenfrage in @roBrumqnien
BON ben 9eutiben iebr gei9Gkt
miro, bereitete BEN 0eutl6en @qiten
ei1en b%eion0ers ber5li6en uno
marmen @mpfang.
Mls ct lie in Defenders marmer
Borten begriiBte> erboben ii1 Die
&'ongreBteilnebmer uno flatiGten
m%inutenlang 8eifau. 8rofenor
Sorga CAB einen l1eberblid iiber
Die Sdtigfeit 6es Gereins, Ser Elm
8anoertbeater unterbalt, bas quite
gr5eugniiie Der rumaniiden 2ite-
ratl1r Bis in Sic entfernteiten 96r-
fer bringt, Serienbo6ibulturie un0
cine 8olfsbo6f6ule in Graiopa
foroert un0 8ii9er gu biuigem
Yreis in oas rumdntiGe Bolf brin<
gen min. Smmerbin iin0 oie Gin
nabmen ser 2iga init $4,000 uno
ibre Mrsgaben nit $1,000 Sci nod
bei6rdntt. Ser &ongreB mur0e
au6 BON einem 8ertreter Der mage
0onii9en &umdl1en begriiBt.
5taatsiefretdr 2ub : &oro6i ipra1
i'm Namen Ser rltmdnii6en 8iirger
0euti6er Nation, namentli9 iiber
oas 8ertrauen, bas tie Sorga ent=
gegenbrd6ten, 1tn6 BEL Dem Mb-
i6lub 6es &ongrei1es, einem 8an-
felt, bielt Mbgeor0neter Or. &erau-
ter cine Mnipra6e, Die no6 Dem
8eri6t Ger u0euti6en Eagespolt"
cine geraoe5u 5unoen0e @irfung
6atte. ST iprad Die gmpfinounge11
Der Deuti6en aus, 6ie ii9 bier ni6t
als Sremoe, ionoern als ebenbiir-
tige 8rioer fublten nn6 ipra9
BON Dem ginorud, ben Gurtea 6e
Urges arf i'm gemabt babe, un6
Der tim an 8eimar gemabne, un6
lieB feline Ge6e a%usflingen in cine
perebrnngSbo1e Sulbigung fir
Profeiior Sorga> Ben groBen Den-
fer nn0 gl1ten @eiit ieines 8olfes,
Der ieinerieitS in ieiner @ntgeg-
hung oarauf bertpies, bob 6ie Min-
oerbeiten cine aftipe Stole befom=
men miiBten un0 audi i'm Barla.
ment nidt 3ui6auer fem 6iirften,
ionoern lire nertpoue Mrbeitsfraft
un0 bobe &ultur gum Nl1Ben 6es
StaateS pertperten miiBten.
8. 81. S.
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Mnsfunft in 9enti6er sprad)e.

gas Musfunftsburea1t gibt IN bellt'
ider Sprade bereituinigit nno TO-
itenIos Musfunft iiber ale Die Bun.
SespertpaItung betreffenoe Mngelegen.
beitert, 0ffentIides @eiunobeitsmelen,
SoIbater uno OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ten, @eiekgebung, Mrbeiterperbdlt1ti'
fe, Naturalization, anstpar1oer1t11g,
Guaranteeing, 5teuertpeiett En-, Net1e'
paiie, graiebnngspeien nitp. Mnfra'
aen iino su ridten an: German Sec
tion, gurealt Of Soreig1 9arglage
Conformation Serpice, Mnterica1 Meo
gross, IL. Meit STD street, Stem
gorf, 81. q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
Gin bubibes Sommer-
flei6.

3801-3639. Dieies &lei6 erfrel1t
ii6 GROCER 8eliebtbeit bel 9amen,
0ie einfahe 2inienfiibrung 1no an
mutige Grapierung beDor5ngen.
@etden crepe nn5 Seioen crepe iino
IN unlerem Mooe4 fombintert. SIN.
oere geeignete Stoffe iin0 Srganoie
nit 5al1mltiden, &ii6en o6er Sra.
piernngen.
Die 8ln1e fommt in Z @r0Ben
fir "a, SO, 80, 40, 42, A un0 46
Bon 8%ru1tmeite;; Ser Sod, 3639,
fommt in @roBen fir "a, 26, %,
80, 80 nn6 81 3on Saiqenmeite.
Ser Sod lit nnten 2 Yar5s peit.
Sir MittelgroBe brau9t man 6
Oar6s 6es'40 Bon breiten Gtoffes.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-10
0fener 5d)reibebrirt nea
9bilipp 9anernmptrr.
Mein Iieber SEER N.baftioAar:-
o9aEt
GSOs

SlC St0otef @Uu2
meine Mlte Is, bat
id)on Die ldngite
3ett for en- Sane
rienbiro gelDiibt;
10 E Diebrbe, oubt
2ene ms 9aus
bringe lin a4e mei-
ne Srenn0e ben
ELM. SD batt tie
in nnns nprn Gin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
u.aIIy hsti@I fh"" '"@hJ """"
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a ,nu ,nuhiu,i tLo '"l"iI"" rt"r'i
I,, - ..ry ln,", .,'nl' mall '""""
,.u,.I, ,.u rt"l.nhlf could ""' I'' ~"
,..,.L ,,,I ,utaI,,u I's'''i a. lh''' - ."
~ .,u,,Ir l,n", ,"od' '''"Hh "''"r.
.I,.A 10 .nad7 Ir'r"'"l !" j."
u,"ut'r +,
g., f,nn, aus d,uur,,aI -, ounces ~
i.,u,. ,uu, = co." r'"i '"'''" ""''
rrI a., LoiiIr ~hh U'i"r. "''"r 80"
,,I,.r r,,ruioI,l our"' ayrur 'I'''hf''
,..I-..c lun,y 80 cum brt"r. a. h'
and loo r,auli IN i"0 r'"' -
,,oIr. halter ,.urfh a-rur ih"" '"r '""h'
l,,. ,rrdy ,rnir e., ilr"o ''""a ~"
,,,,.,c, 1n,,,a ri'nas"t pnl n'''r
upurlr
hi, I,rc,pnI 'y,ur rr"pnrni an r"i7
,,,,h, ai tho ,nu.r - a ,"uUb aud rt'"N
,Iuna, immediate rclI"f " l""""u" ~"
,LIr.rr slorr the rnniY throat hrk'r
mad heat, the unrr. ifIrtni"l u"Whi"n'N
-, .cr,Iy mud easily that IT - really
nrtuurahrng a..
\ duy', uac will usually ov"rc"m" tho
,r,l,r,rv rourh aud for hrnnchi'r'. 'r"np'
Lnorscurss mud bronchial asthma. th"fo
~ nothing bother.
rrncN "a a most va,uahl" concentrated
rnmr0uri a. genuine Norway p'n" "\
,rnrr and has bccn ua"I for generations
10 IrraN zip severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment ask your
ir,,,r,st fnr 80, ounces ~ FineG' with
,rIl I,rcrtlurs. and don't accept any
,L,r,, else. Guaranteed to give absolute
.,t,siactIOn or money promptly re-
funded. The PINK Co.. r. Wayne
Ind.
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I-aoks fIpss1

'Ir"r rlrr" 10 " lr""' '""" "'"'""
't,r..
-. vuu.i w,Ii" u oInEl. paragraph
IT,, .,n ,u,s. ,Iur,I,r vlIh""i '""H"'''sS
u Irs'u nulh'I
IT. noe. hn ln,,d ~ '"H'hi'h ""'"'
I.l n,.I move, ,l.,i, % r"li'o CONT re-
,u,rl Ill,mdnth"m NH' Herald
T-nnI. nmr.t writes f"r the s."s 81"
TIA. ,unuIsu.oua, uhs IL hshh, s"hs
iin.a sIartIinsiy So, hut """h 81 w.
y.Iu. 81 h.T sIoIIss is dns !" me ~
Iari that all. raIusss /" gloss ~"Y N"t
"y., ma. ~,ii.., act 81 "'i"''"sIs, NJ,
eff .y.,v 1.y p.npI. who face shh NEE,
ia. r,"bi.m. II lif. Hs' ss''ss ~
.iuht viva nns.i.ii.s ~iIi s'"' 10 '"s
intelligence. 90 tho Wig '.a'"'s p"
Tu.Hh"T
.i.,n unn to "oo 81" h"'" 100"
.rI|I,I Iu I.",lr rlu'" ~" "h'""''" Wv"
n.,rI,I uanIuai ih'u, T.'' ff"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

nANail las catered Vigorous pro-
test against the trauhicr "t tao ''iT.
tory fr"m the int"rI"r Department {"
IUc State hrpnrlluoui - h'a hern Il"-
posed ia t"UEIe'r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23


\ visitor umcXpcctcd-
and not . thing in the
house to serve. What shall
the poor housewife do:
The modern woman IS not
in doubt for a minute; she
solves boundaries like tins
in the electrical way; with
her handy electric chatting
dish she prepares, IN III"
time III all. Il hot dish fiji t.
set before the king.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
Mr.. Knickcrbockcr Says:
For unexpected visitors or
for late Suppcrs---Hct an
Electric Chatting Dish.

Very often you arc enter
tanning OF an cvcnlng-at
cards, perhaps, or merely
an evening of discourse
among friends. The play
or the talk is so interest
ing that it is late before
anyone is aware Of it. And
folks have become a bit
hungry, too. What to do?
Here again an electric
chatting dish qulc k ~
solves the problem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23

New and interesting truths about the
election scandal viii be presented by
Hon. John j. Conin at the Market hu-
ditor1um tonight. Every good citizen'
man or woman, hhould hear him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-23
Comforts

Quilted Comforts IN blue or ".r |"r'l covers '"''
were $500 rach...... '''.'''''
Quilted Comforts il, green, tam, blue, pink and other
coor% were 500 each. ......,....... ..''''''
Lan,inacd Cotton Comforts in floral and panel de-
signs were $500 and $S.13.....................
Pure Lambs Wool Comforts, with filing cardcd INTO
one piccc-pnk or blue floral and panel ctfccts..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
SUNDAY. OCTOBER S. le22
Branch banking

\Y lilLE there is something to be said
w both for and against the proposal to
allow national banks TO establish branches
beyond the confines of their own commune
ties, there can be little doubt the American
Bankers Association reflects the majority
judgment in voting its disapproyal. Self
interest OF small national banks and OF
State banks was, of course. a large factor
in,ihe vote, for they do not desire competi-
ton OF this sort. Still. so far as the argu-
mcnts in the convention can de traced the
majority vote seems based on reason
National banks may now establish
branches only in the same cities and towns
with the parent bank. Some OF them want
tO-eXtend their spheres Of activity by open
ing branches in other communities Thus
very large banks would grow in surplus
and IN influence. To a certain extent their
very size would inspire some people with
/ confidence This plan is quite generally
L Ing vogue in other countries. notably the
i chain OF l.loyds in England
On the other hand, banks locally owned
8tll an important place in community life
The president and directors know personal
ely most of their customers They know in
imaiely the lives Of their people and can
81udge with accuracy the extent of the moral
FISK, so vastly more important in many in
distances than the tangible value OF the secur-
81'y offered. II might be an unfortunate day
that should see any local bank forced out
#of business by the glitter of great banking
8naIne as competitor
Il II mus, be t.id however. that the oucs-
&1ion would in t:nc des.rmina its own an
Swer. Most borrowers Would speedily tire
Sof system which would require their re-
8auests FOR loans 10 BE finally passed upon
#bf an alien board or executive in another
&rity. II is said that all loans OF any provin-
&k ial bank OF LlOyds in excess o! 600 $500
NORMALLY must be approved in London.
something may he learned OF the situa-
tion in Virginia. Our laws permit the cs-
adjustment Of branches OF State banks
upon permission OF the State Corporation
Commission The number OF branches is
small and confined in the main to local.
ties without other banking facilities so
that ii may be assumed that either branches
do not take very strongly or else permits
sion FOR their establishment is given spar
ingly. So il seems unlikely that to any ma
teriai extent branches can injurc or destroy
locally owned ana managed institutions,
Public demand for them is apparently lack
ing, and the national association has acted
wisely III vooing It's disapproyal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
John Scott. TarhrrI
THERE.

HERE were many OF the elements OF
very human and Intensely satisfying
drama III the pitching performance of John
Scott in Friday game Of the World Series
Never an outstanding agure In the baseball
world, no longer young, as the years are
counted on the diamond shuutcd abour from
pillar to post in recent months as a sort of
pensfoner and hanger-ou. IoAu S,otr ala MOI
loom up as an Impressiy, Offering when
-McGraw directed him 10 take up tho pitch.
ing. burden Friday afternoon Opposed by
the formidable youth. Waite Hoyt and the
terrifying 'murdcrers row" OF Yankee
sluggers, the poorly regarded CASTOR an
peared TO tigure-at the start OF the game
merely as u forlorn hope, sort OF las,
chance for that day McGraw was simply
conceding the game, the wise fans said de-
iberatcly refusing to waste "A respectable
| pitcher against opponent like Hoy;. Nc
! Gr;tw himself may have thought so. though
as TO that no one may say
But fate had that day cast John scot,
Tor a role that is adaptable TO the choicest
i"sts of fiction. From some hidden source
within MIN there passed into Ills worn right
arm new power and cunning, into his
eye clearer CLEAN OF stcadiast purpose
Inc sticking " quality always associated
with the State ana the stock from which he
came had brought him 10 tins day for su-
prcme expression ~ the stun that was in
him. And the manner in which John Scot,
of tNorth Carolina. rose 10 he occasion
earned 70! him Sncuro place in bascbalPs
h0lj OF fame. THO future may add no luster
20 Dis glory, he may not repeat in This series
or climb 20 Etw heights next season or
'hefcattcr That side Of the mattAr now Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
\ subsidy F,, IN. ,.o

TO the Editor OF The Times Dlsno,.h
SIF-M"y h" allowed TO suggest
as an answer to Readers" query
Who Pays The Duty" TIM, the idea
Involved In importing goods into the
United states prior TO the time TN.
new tarin became effective was
SIMPLY an effort on the part OF tho
importer mot the manufacturer TO
secure his goods in order to sell them
AT Il lower price than he could II he
had to pay IN" Increased duty In
other words. any increase In selling
price was not justified because the
goods were better values. but simply
hccauSc the Law raised the price Nv
4 hat OF government. 1t was good
business JUDGMENT in the importers
10 be able IL render this service to
tn: trade, that is all
'Ht did not thia mad rush TO land
The goods under the old tariff prove
c"nciuslvcly thai tho tariff Is alone
responsible FOR any increment which
would b" placed on goods landed
after II became effective? Reader"
does not expect the importer to alb
sorb this increase. and sell his goods
at :hc sam" price. II he does he
VIII be disappointed Last Sundays
Dispatch carried an advertisement of
n ttichmond merchant announcing a
sale OF ovcrcoats at bargain prices
because tn. goods were declared be
fore the new tariff became effective
Protective tarin. II IL really pro-
tccts-that IS. keeps out foreign com
petit!on-ra!scs no revenue: that is
self-cvident. The government. then.
must look elsewhere for revenue
The protected home industry gets
on increased price for it's products.
nut pays no revenue to the govern
mcnt for this privilege, except cx-
cess proht tax Again tho govern
ment must look elsewhere for rcvc-
nue.. In other words. protective
tariff is simply government sub
sidy created for tho benefit OF tho
few at the expense Of the many
sort of licensed profteering.
1t avails the Republicans littlo for
McCumbcr and Smoot to raise this
hue and cry about price raising being
unjustitiable proliteoring, when a Re-
publican Congress gave these prof.
tccrS the chance they wanted by
passing the most ubiquitous tariff
law ever foistcd on tho American
rcopl". The vicious circle Of Re-
publican Congress. u constituencies
profitccr and a subsidized manufac-
turcr each accusing he other Of
| raising the price Of the ncccssarics
Of life. VIII meet with the rcbukc
it deserves when the people have
their say ut the polls.
WILLIAM CHRISTIAN SMITH.
Richmond. Va, oct. .. 1922
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Ocrnilcr I,lnccd On Track.

STRASBURG. VA, Oct "A de-
railcr. known as the toad" type. or
dinarily used to protect railway and
short sidings. was put on the rail by
some ono Sunday in tho passing
track at Front Royal on the NorfolS
and western. y northbound train
pulling into the passing track ran
over the derailer. but due to tho fact
that the toad was set In the opposite
direction. no serious damage was
done. 1t was thought that the work
was that OF some mischicvous boys
who happened to be wandering about
in the vicinity.
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Health Queries by DR.. Brady

Advice and Information am TO spcai, TO
girls club on things girls of Ii or older
should understand. VIII you kindly nut me
in touch with any articles books along these
lines that you can recommend.-M g. NJ
Answer should be glad to send Won some
information and advice have prepared in
tho form Of a letter for girls OF that age and
also list of hooks and pamphlets dealing
with the subject of sex hygiene for persons
Of either sex or any age. Send a stamped
elfaddressed envelope for these
How Not to Catch "Coid"-Aiy mother has
had bad cough for eighteen years and has
colds almost continually is there ANYTHING
she can do to keep from catching cold?-sRS
\. \.
Answer-Shc should keep outside the bar
rage Of persons who have what purport TO
be colds For ordinary conversation or
laughing, this Is not over Ave feet from the
nose and mouth. But the barrage is raised
to ten feet If the attack is made with open
face sncczcs or unmuzzled coughs a great
deal passes back and forth across street car.
subway car and other aislcs besides rlanccs
and banter. But imagine your mo Their doesn't
catch anything when che has what YOU call
another cold" More likely there is a focus
OF infection in her throat. or "a nasal sinus.
SANITY or rather repeatedly rcpienshcd in
lection. Fddling around eighteen years try
ing to avoid catching cold is mighty bootIcss
business. wonder II has mover occurred to
your mother TO try little good hygiene and
maybe n good physician for her trouble You
cali II bad cough. I dare say II is really
very good cough. for which your mother
should thank her lucky stars
Copyright, National Newspaper Seryice1
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Roman history, social and political
economy; In fact, almost any old
thing. while by Il few months study
Mt tho summer schools or Chautau-
qua n student may gain extra units.
which nro recognized by all colleges
and universities. yet the units from
tho greatest and hest school I'm the
whole round world are COMPLETELY
ignored ana are without value in the
educational market. though these
students have given the required
time to the study "f our most au-
thcniic ancient history, with an
equal amount of time To tho earnest
study OF truth, honor. Justice. clean
thinking and living, the foundation
of all social and political economy,
which keeps alive the honor OF the
world.
Yet all this counts for nothing.
though one OF these units is far more
valuable TO society than Il unit from
any other school in the world re-
fer To the Sunday school. the great
est and best Of all schools.
|, hope all churches may interest
themselves in this subject. so that Il
unit from a well-organiZed Sunday
school may be worth unit from any
other school. II is worth far more
to humanity. and IL should have pub
lie recognition.
This would prove the grcntnst
blessing TO your land, for II would
FIJI our sunday schools to. overflow
ing and would save many student
an extra year OF college preparation.
besides being the best Influence tnat
can come into the chI!d'S life
j suggest that 4 certificate OF
graduation from any well-oraanizcd
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