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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24
News OF Fifty Years ago

tFrom tho Richmond Dispatch. June ~ ls72D
Yesterday afternoon tho corner stone Of the
new Richmond College was laid in accorln nee
with the ancient usagcs of the Masonic order.
The lodge presiding on the occasion was Rich :
uond. ~" 10. the Oldest IN the city. and the
ceremonies we're conducted by Most Worship
raj Robert r. Wtthcrs. grand master. assisted
ty Right WorshipfuI John Dove. grand sccrc
,ary; 81. l. Wexford distric, deputy grand
master Of III" eighth district. and other diSni-
tGrics 81 the order.
The commencement exercises Of the Female
Collegiate institute. Mr. T.. T. parham, prin-
cipal Will take place at $50 this evening II,
tho Broad street Methodist church.
Eighteen persons Joined the Second Ircs-
by,erian Church last Sundny, fourteen on cx-
animation and four by letter.
Among those receiving IN" degree OF bach =
eor OF arts ut Washington and Loo Cnivor-
sty were: j, Is. Guthrie and w. Snvillc. OF
Virginia, ana NJ. W. Ransom OF North Caro-
INA bachelor 81 lazy. ". S. Graves W. y.
johnson, j. a. Kirkpatrick. r. II. Somcrvillc
and G. e. Thomas. OF Virginia
Ia every county that has been heard from,
tho Conservatives have sent delegates to the
state convention who favor iuatruciing for
the Greeley and Brown ticket. STAFFORD Coun :
~ IN tho only exception Wa know Of at present.
There was u IRE in Greensboro. y. C.. yes-
torday which destroyed the GuiIford County
Courthouse. the southern Hotel. the Caldwell
banking houac and Mcndcnhall g. Staples law
Office. Total loss about $4,000.
Henry H. nan has been appointed postmas-
tor at Dispatch. In Sew Kent County. vice
J u. Newell rcsign"d and moved away
TN" July interest on the national debt Will
u" paid next Wednesday without rebate.
only one member OF Grants Cabinet is now
in Washington, all the others being at some
summer resort. The most OF them at Long
Branch, where the President Ia also takins
his rest ~
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
No Swapping.

do not care to trade
My love for life. for all
The honorS that are made
In some ancestral hall:
do not wish TO swap for fame
The glorics OF 4 decent name.
Wealth lures. but does not snare
The soul tina, would be free
And It's companion. care.
Woos fruitlcsSl< with me.
Rather than sit Il Mouarch's throne
I'd choose the woods. and ST, alone:
For all the sycophants
Who crowd the court. for all
The taublcs of romance
That wealth and power could call.
| would not trade. nor even wish:
III rather work. and dream. and fish!
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not have received one OF them From
my earl!es, days l have held the
Cloth" IN deepest reverence. but
somehow never associate you in
thought with that great calling: 10
me you arc n political lobbyist and
one who pronteers In prohibition.
The term clerical kaisrrism" WAS
not Intended for that vas: number
or ministers who spend their lives
in search of truth and for the bet
tcrmcnt OF their fellow man. bat
had you and your Tx ia mind. You
naturally resent the description. but
AZ IL is appropriate. so no doub,
must i, he CALLING TO you.
While Governor Of Virginia re.
gardcd you as menace 10 good gov.
eminent. for at critical period In
our history you attacked. without
cause. constituted authority, and AZ
"a lobbyist misused the influence OF
moral cauS. IN the aid OF the
pilotage monopoly. the most per-
nicious political influence IN Vir-
gina. Your detection as "a iobbyis,
Of the pilots and the publicity that
cnsu-d gave tho public proper
VI N'bI 'lN!L'HSHips
You are critical and ccnsor!ous
where prohibition Is concerned: you
are kind TO your political friends
and bitter to your enemies; you have
one standard FOR the former and an
other for the latter, hut you have
never had the courage to inquire
whether your political associates,
who live on prohibition. live pro-
hitit!or. Such. rcgr.tfully. is my
estimate OF you. would rather MOI
have given II To you. but the insol.nt
and arrogant tone OF your letter
compcls me TO do so.
do not wish, nor have ever de-
sircd, your support for any office. for
political association with YOU would
forfeit my claim To the confidence OF
the public and would be mos, dis
tasteful to me.
Very truly yours.
WESTMORELAND DAVIS.
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The south O. X, Before the world.

fJaCn sOMViIlc. Fla, TOurMal)
y plea for the writing Of history tina.
VIII set the South right before the world
one OF the features OF the opening session
OF the twenty-siXth annual reunion ot the
Sons % Confederate Veterans in Richmond.
While III" spirit that prompts this plea i NOS:
comInendablc having its origin IN the memory
Of the bitter prejudiccs and scc,ioualSm: o,
the period preceding the Civil War and fol-
lowing 1t, the plea itself Is c.ntcrcd more
in the finer sentiments than IN Tho facts OF
tho Southland The South stands right be-
fore the world today. Whatever may have
been the misundcrstaud OF thc past the
past is dead. To-day Is tho Soutr's golden
heritage. And the South is guarding this
heritage by taking advantage az II. by de-
vclopng i;s resources, by teaching It's youns-
or generation tho pure and Undecided prnc-
pies Of hmcricansm, by thinking. in thoughts
broad the nation
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some uneasiness on the part of his own
capital and that at which he was serving
AZ minister. DIR. WIN was recognized. certain
~ in this country, as a public man OF the
highest character and intellectual worth lie
liked our people and our ways, and i, may
b. stated with perfect safety that from his
appearance in Washington dated n new era Of
sympathy and understanding between China
aud the United States: or. at any rate. a
new era of friendly concern for China on
The part OF the United States. Though not
always IN favor u, home, either during his
stay al Washington or after his return, Dr.
WI undoubtedly contributed az much as any
man Of his generation To the fostering Of
progressive Ideas among his ancient peo-
pie.
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Low e..

We've been making an analysts OF newspaper
headlines. as they refer to the outcome %
"lovc anai rs.' SO far that I'm
pulse known love is having In rd
10 hoe. II looks "a though there's lot 81
crude junk incorporating. old College Mate
Cupid is coming croppcr. IL lie Amt dis
gusted with the job he's a rhncceroH,
The love Of Damon and Pythias was the
apcthcosis OF Friendship The love OF Cleo
patra with Caesar aud Antony and her at
tempt to ramp The Man Who Wouldn't. was
political eSpcdicncy that degraded Sentiment.
This modern junk-nubody knows what II 10.
They fall easily these days; they fall hard
At the finish The things that done AID
charged to Love arc something weird. The
whole mess Eoc, back 10 the influence ot the
movie and tho reaction or War. But VIVA.
strikes ue particularly. Ia that love IN no
cheapened. and has so swiftly lost all !;a true
Significance.
What really il Love 10 you know. and
VIII you tell us?
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Mrs. j.. ~. Roger.

STKASBuRG. VA. June a3.-Mrs
Mary Emily Roger, -, wife Of J.. D.
Roger. az Toms Brook. passed ava
Wednesday. q; her late homo. fol-
lowing an Illness OF several months
Funeral services were held today
from the home OF her son. Richard
Roger. Surviving arc ncr husband
three daughters Ms. James Gerrity,
Of kingwood. W. Va: Mrs Henry
Bucher, OF Spencer. ". Va, and
Mrs. T.. II. West. OF Petersburg. ".
va; two sons, Richard and William
Roger. both Of Toms brook: ;wo
brothers. Richard Callison. OF Lewis
burg. w. Va, and George Caliison
OF Dayton. Va; on" sister, Mrs. Jamc =
X. Bright. OF Hiiisboro. w Va:
twelve grandchildren and two great.
grandchildren. Forty nine years ago
deceased who was then Miss Mary
Emily Callison. became the bride ot
l.. -. Roger, in H!ilsboro, w. Va. and
her death is the first break in the
family circle.
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CONFEDERATE VETERAN
is DEAD HERE AT 70
Thomas l.. Walker. Who Served
-Four ycnrs In Army Of North
erin Virginia, Surcumbs.

erin Virginia, Sutrumbs.
Thomas l.. Walker. who was born
November 10. isi3 died at his resi-
dcnce. 200l Rose Avenue. at 6 o'clock
yesterday morning. after an illness
covering eleven months. He was the
son OF tho late John l.. and Debby s..
OLadd) Walker. OF Charles city
County.
He served four years in tho Con-
fcdcrate army. a private in Com
pany ID. Third Virginia Cavalry. and
was twice wounded at Kciicy'S Ford,
Va. in 1854. and again ut Todd's
Tavern. SpOtsylvania. in 1864. He
WAS n participant in all the principal
cavalry engagements OF the Army OF
Northern Virginia until made rr's-
oncr in 1861. after which he was
held at Point Lookout until dis
charged ono month before Lees sur
render.
In Charles City County. January 90,
1869. nc married Juliet T., daughter
OF James y. and Mary Waddill I.add.
who survives him.
Eleven years ago he moved to this
city from RoXbury, where he con-
Quoted "a farm and was for thirty
nine years engaged in the mercan-
tile busincss.
There were four children. three OF
whom are living-Allan Page and
Miss Juliet Thomas Walker, of this
city. and Mrs. ]. IL. Long. of Ia
wares. Fla. There arc also three
grandchildren--Thom w. Long and
Frances and Mary Walker.
Tho funeral will take place at the
residence tomorrow afternoon at 1
o'clock, ana burial will be in River
view.
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Miss Ann Moore Johnson.

WINCHESTER. VA. June o3--.
Funeral services We're held I'm
Baltimore today for Miss Ann Moore
Johnson, daughter Of the late Ed
ward g. Johnson, ror many years
proprietor Of tho historic old Taylor
Hotel here. which occurred on We'd
ncsday ut tho Eudowood Sanitarium.
Mt TowsOn. Md Her body was in
TERED in Grecnnount Cemetery, Bal
timorc. Miss Johnson was a grand
daughter Of the late Revcrdy John
son. celebrated Man yIand lawyer. and
her grandmother was q sister or
Governor Bowie. of Maryland. Sur
wing are her mother. Mrs. T.. c.,
Johnson. and one sister. Mrs. John
Pearce Campbell. of this city.
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EASTERN STANDARD TINE.
NSDAZ
1Dispatch Papers. Rich
i5-i3Hstl,Sll scores.

'DlSp'ttch ISPcrS, fSicnHlonu).
':i5--Basebsll scores.
f:55---I.,:e news flashes
S-Bedtimc story.
S:lo-Se Senior Don Jose Andonegui.
rio.inist. "LeBcndc" tNTieniawskD
and ''Medita,!ou" tAiassenncD. nc
cOnpnnLcd bv i-snnell Kcnnard.
S:3o--concer, 10y THAT Quartet"
w. Gray Garnctt. first tcnori Rey-
nolds H. Racket. second tenor:
Clyde Masiin. baritone; George Vim
cent. bass: Richie u. Bacon. accom-
PIANIST. Seiectlonsi My Homeland
tauarteD. "Pegg. o'Neir' tReynoids
Racket and uuHrtet)t Sweet und
Low tuunrteD. "The Magic Of Your
Ewes" CIV. Gray GarnetD. "All Ivy
Myself ,Reynolds Racket and quar-
teD. Kentucky Babe" tuunrtcD.
'Suea" tpiann solo by Hitrhie Bacon).
Grooming" tneyn"is Racket and
auarteD. when the He'll In the
Lighthouse Goop Ding Dong" George
Vincenb. cant You Hear Ale Call
ing. Caroline" tquarteD, ION the
subway CReynoIds Rackett and
QuarteD. Until CGuarteD. ooh.
Brother. what Feeling" Clyde
Masl'n). pinno roI" tR'ichie Bacon).
j Certainly alust he In Love Grey
noIds EacketD. 'uld Black Joo'
tquartcD.
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Fuel for the Irish I,Ium.

oNoof OF plot Involving Responsible
leaders nt the irish extremists viii M,
% necessary in order to turn The brutal as
SasSIha'ion OF Field Marshal Sir Henry WI
NOh lh'o source OF grave danger for Eur
Jana ana ireland. Popular feeling does M,
anyways rise or subsidc in accordanc. with
established facts. Republican leaders hnvc
"!Sclalmed responsibility for the crime WIN
me people OF Ulster Including even rbc
NOR" moderate spokesman this disclaimer
VIII nave less weight than that of q feather
ana there is no question as TO the wave NJ
intense bitterness that has swcpt over Tho
people OF England The murder Of mo
h"ted British soldier though it may unite
reasonably be explained as the act merely
OF TWO maddened and irresponsible irish OK
t'"mists VIII add fresh and highly imam
mani" material 10 a flame which alrcadv was
'hreatcning 10 gain the sweep Of a ycri,ahlo
conhaeration
Is fatal attack upon distinguished
pa'iiot ana soldier, the incident will be uni
N"'salIy Geplorcd As 4 fresh incentive IN
| ne spirit OF hatred and retaliation In the
relations OF South Ireland with Ulster and
ne empire it wl send wave OF appre.
hension over the earth.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
MIns Jessie Hell.

The funeral of Miss Jessie Bell,
daughter of w. Smith Bell and Bes-
sic Linkous Bell, who died at the
home OF her parents. 1901 Stuart Ave-
nue.. yesterday morning Mt 7:a5
o'clock. will be conducted this after
noon at 1890 o'clock from Monument
Methodist Church. Burial Will he
IN Rivcrvicw Cemetery. Miss Bell,
who was 10 years of age. was a grad
uatc Of John Marshall High School
and student at William and Mary
College. Besides her father and
mother. she is survived by young
or sister. Katherine Bell.
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House-to-House Radio
IBy Associated prcss.I


ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., June "a.
-Gug lielmo Mnrconi. wireless
wizard, today predicted house-to.
house radio communication with
out an. one being able to tap the
other.
III have any suggestion to
make" he said. Il would point to
experimentation by amateurs In
endeavor to shorten the wave
length TOdny the average
lensth used by tho amateur Is $50
meters. The line OF investigation
should be the field OF shortening
I, perhaps down 10 one meter,
with wave length OF that brew
ity. u would enable not only ann
teurs. but tho world. to talk from
house 10 house ~itnin a restricted
area withou. others listening in"
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Spirit Of Virginia's Press

Congress" says The Roauoi." Times "graspcd
the bonus eagerly. only 10 discover THAT ita
plight was not milk" that OF the boy who
lad the bull rs the tail afraid either to hold
OF or turn loos-."
The stanton News-Lcader has its own opin-
ION about some things. /, says Those sig
nails OF 10000 mater wave length which Mar
might have come from Mars, probably started
during one OF Wats"ns ou,hurs,s in the Sen
ate"
II waH carly in the week when the New
port Ncws Press got OF tho folowiug "Scicnt-
ists have been trying for ages To discover
process OF making IL rain. hut IL
il no problem III Richmond rhat city can
always turn tho Trick with il!stprical Rag
cant Confederate" Reunion
The bad man % Tho Norfolk Virginian-riIo,
IL r"sp"nsihl. for ;hls: The Shipping hoard
evidently holds mat TIC Constitution does not
follow the faGon TO the high seas"
s"ycra senators says the Covins,on vlr..
gin!an. would iih. 10 know whnt authority
Secretary Hoover has to IN tho prc" OF coal.
anyhow. Most Senators always did have
hump OF curiosity"
Snys the Portsmouth star: "Nor,h Carolina
is one OF the pioneers in tho effort to prevent
til" pro,niscuous sale Of deadly weapons u
United that such action on The part OF ali
states attempting il Is several wears late. Thugs
are now wc,l armed aud reputable citizens
ought not 30 he prevented from purchasing
firearms for tho defense Of their homes against
burglars"
Tho Petersburg Progress and IndeN-A ppcai.
hissocts the proposed tariff Of go ccn,s pcr
pound on sugar. aud al The figures brought
out IL says "I!ouscwivcs may ,hini ihogo
hgur"s mean nothing, even IL she reads them.
But they mean very great deal. Their Sig
nihchnce becomes infinitely greater when 40
see the Congress OF the United StatcS de-
iih.rately voting 10 levy a tax Of 800 600. 900
upon the consumers Of sugar for the sole pur-
pos" Of helping swell SIN further tn. swollen
dividends OF the American Sugar Refining Com
pany and 'hc Great Western Sugar COMPANY"
why are lnwicss' is the heading OF in.
N"rfoik Ledger Diapaich's lengthy discussion
~ certain conditions and the conclusion
reached Is this: The simple fact In tina, our
system OF criminal administration has reached
point at which II expcnds It's encrgio. in
protecting the criminal rather thsn society.'
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conducted by Father o'IIara. Mrs
Jones was The mother Of Carer g.
Jones Councilman from Madison
ara Marshall 4. Jones' and Alexan.
der e. Jones
IN" hcttv" palibcarcrs were .Jo!fn
moore, amcs r. Moore. NJ. J.
Moore Thomas Burke. Itob.r,
Sehui,c, Allcn Schultz. Gcorc.
hrIinn w. II. Metcnlf. and tn. hon.
"raFE pailbnircrs wcr. H. A Man.
rice. Charles l.. Page. j. r. Willard
a. Wright. John q Saunders and
DR.. W IL CraIr
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The Poets Conner
The J,or.,ic n,ue .,or

The Uoriaic blue Flag,
The bonnie blue flag as It waves on
high.
With it's stars and bars gainst the
starlit sky.
Brings memories bnck Of our Dixie
land:
is n token Of it's soldier band
or warriors tried and true. 7
a glorious flag with halo bright.
which shineth cen In tho darkest
night.
Makes our minds be loyal, our hearts
beat true,
And unites tho old South with the
South OF the new,
a land that Is fair to see.
And The bonnie blue flag shall lead
Away; /,
It's glory shall not perish forever
and aye;
with n heritage noble. and follow
ing brave,
Fore'er DER the South OF our dreams
shall II wave;
The South OF Robert T.. Lee.
CHARLES p NJ. sIIEFFEY.
Randolph. Macon IA
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-FOUR THOUSAND DEAD
IN KIANGSI MUTINY
Iny Associntcd rressl

SHANGHAI June 2i.--Although
there is no report OF confirmed &C
curacy on tho casualties In tho
Kiangsi mutiny "a probably fairly ac-
curatc estimate places the dead at
1000 In liianfu. Taiho, Wanan and
.ungchuan. The greater portions Of
these cities were destroyed. II Is
believed no foreigners were slain or
taken captive.
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The .f'liN Vrrboob."

tBoStou Globc)
More than 10000 suggestions were receive
in response 10 the offer by the American .Au-
tomob!le Association of prize Of S25 for the
best word describing tn" reckless automobiles
in language that would be admitted to the
malls and the prize has been awarded tor
the word 'hiNvcrb"ob.' suggested by AN Iowa
man. Don't be rlvverbooh. q limousine
boob either
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James ID. Iirduood.

Funeral services for James r.
Redwood, aged II, who dIod I'm his
homo. ?os North Twenty. eighth
street Friday. will hc conducted
from tho home this morning a, IL
o'clock. Burial viii he IN lakewood
Cemetery. Besides his wife he IL sur
viVcd by four sisters. Mrs Il. - Iii-
pre-. Mrs. II. Z, AIyer. Mrs Jamci
Fox aud Mrs. y. Il. Binns.
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Mrs. N-rEIc VI. plunke,t

The funeral OF Mrs. V.rcie NJ.
piunkc;i. aged "a. wlcf of J. r.
Piunkctt OF 1890 Rogers Street. who
d'rd yesterday morning at o'clocJ,,
WIZ hc conducted this afternoon n.
80 O'Clock from Paramount Method
.s' church. Funeral viii be in OAK
wood Cemetory
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NIrN. l.'hnnIc nran.

fnherai services FOR Mrs Fnnnis
c'ahet. WI" died yesterday morning
IN the home az her daurbter n, ipl
South Harrison Street. viii bo co..,
uuct"d tomorrow afternoon at 3:a0
O'Clock from tn. home. burial vii,
De IN Rivervicw Cemetery
surviving her are two daughters
ana three sons, Mrs. W. =. Beiiam.
Mrs. i j.. WALKER and p. J.. Oraur,'
j.. y. Whitehurst and p. II. White
hurst.
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A. Bcirn~ HIuIr.

Funeral services for \. Bcirne
hlair' who died, while playing solr
al the Country Club Friday. were
conducted yesterday afternoon from
his home at SIS Park Avenue. 1T
Rev William Cabel! Brown. Bishop
OF the Episcopal Diocese OF virginia.
officiating. Burial Was in Hollywood
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Mas Lucy A. Mccarthy.

tn" funeral OF Miss Lucy Appcr-
son Mccarthy. daughter OF Captain
Carlton Mccarthy. former Mayor OF
Richmond, and Susie Appcrson Ne
earthly. who died at the home OF her
parents. 3SlG Hawthorne Avenue.
Gintcr Park. Friday, were conducted
from the home yesterday afternoon.
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IDI<A

IfsVSI I'ItIHUUTRn).
u. M.-I"puiar concert by Twins
rep" orchestra
l.. M-"Reialion OF Home and
Garden" u. Is. Lee.
\ l.. M.-Musicai program by the
llierholcr Flute Orchestra
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wLI.
(Mcdford JIilIsiJ.,
WIZ.
ISnFintrnal,l

ISprinHfield, Mnn,D
1880 l.. M.--"Icphmtnnondas aou
4. rms Anniie'" from Host Stories to
Tell Children. by Cone bryant.
7:4j i. M.-'Ths Springfield potnrv
club and tho Kids" by Howard Gel.
by. general manager Of tho Enst,rn
states FRrmnrs' Exchange. Crou
and market statistics. by V. n.
Sanders. courirsy Of the New End
land Homestead.
J.. M.--Mchical selections on the
hntoharp. Icy Fred W. Davis
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Stunned NJ Cnurf.

est. Louis Globe Democracy
While OF an original turn of mind the ST.
I.ousan with two automobiles. who cut
license pate in two, and used half on each.
couldn't think up anything for cutting the
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Funeral OF Mrs. Jones.

Tho funeral OF Mrs. Annie Il. Jones,
widow OF Alexander c. Jones. wns
hold from Sacred Heart Church
South Richmond. yesterday afternoon
ut 8 O'Clock. and the burial was In
Maury Cemetery. The services were
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SUCict ~.

Society is divided into two groups
Sets and persons!
Sufferers and sufrcrecs:
wives and what they married.
Flappcrs and nrppers.
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I.aEnlupur.

Morning and Night different only In
mood
Fame is elusive bird with 200 sweet
song.
Contentment is twin sister OF slo,h.
On III. other hand, Ambition Is n chronic
scold.
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MIstnke Tint Wa. Mnde.

tS,. Louis Globe Democracy
For ten years prociaims Senator Robinson,
OF Arkansas America and Japan have been
secretly prepared for war. Tho only mistake
they have made, apparently. was TO let Son
utor Robinson into the secret
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NS'Ny.I.

Detroit. MichD
S:30-Detro:t Ncws Orchontrn: the
Town Cricr: corlnne DcWolf. soprn-
no; Mrs. Isabelle MltchnI,. soprano:
The lrla Quartet.
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Charcoal Eph.. DAN, Thought.

When a man 20 broke he I'm out mighty
who he friends said Charcoal Eph
modify "Yassuh: all he friends come aroun'
an tell him what n danfeui he been! Eat
prune, MiStah Jackson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

The Rev. George Harding believes the world
may come TO end before the close or his
brothcr's administration. Judging from it's
aimless stalling, we'd say that Congress feels
about the same way.
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FNNIHHIU, Vim
.--Sa'ec'ions by tho Radio String
Quartet AID Miss Gonoyicvc Kotcham.
pianist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

And therc are indications that thc Novcm-
her elections vii! look something like that
20 the party now in power a. Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-24

The President and various Cabinet members.
hirass-d by aNtiiquor ieaguers and other
ponents OF dryness. are probably wishing tina;
Secretary Weeks would keep some Of his views
to himself until he quits their company