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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

tirst race six furlonGsl -Hlaise.
t:3;Go t:l.S0. si0.lo. won; Hereafter.
$50. $3.50, second: Trust Omciai.
S.3o, third. Time: iI2 IA MIiil.iri
Didt. Ilnntoon. Doric. Skiles Knob
w KING Rose and lebluct also ran.
second race Owe furlonEs)- Skec-
I'm s@?0. $3.50. s2.2O. won; Kent L..
$50. $50. second: Jupiter. $40.
third. Time: 1901 Is. Capry Kicks.
colonel Whallen and Dappcr Dan also
Third race Gone mile and 1uarter)
-fhris Maid. $50. si20. out. won:
Honolulu Boy. $3.50. out. second
Legal: out. third Time. 900 / d.
lckford also ran.
Fourth race (siX furlongs)-Dor-
othy l'uckncr. H.20. 49,. $40. won:
Margaret WinsOr. $3.50. $3.50. second:
Bred at Home. Glyn. Montara and
Bright Leaf also ran
Firth race Zone mile aud six
teenthl-liarry H.. $40. s3.lO. $3.50.
Roy. $40. third. Time: I:iS. Grace
Minard. Chinnle Walsh. ollie Wood,
BE Sure and Brown Bill also ran.
Sixth race zone mile)-Sands OF
Pleasure. $i230. $3.50. 1870, won;
Tomahol. S7.tU, $500. second; Brother
~ Love. $3.50. third. Time: las 40.
Dcrnier Sou, Marine Corps. John s.
Rchrdon and Ciintonyillc also ran.
Seventh race tone mile and seventy
yardD-Cheer Leader. So, 1920, $3.50,
won; Sun God, $500. 1910. second
Rlack Thong. 81. third. Time: l:47 is
Dolly Warden. Charline, Bojul and Pa
haska also ran.
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EXPORTS To EUROPE
SLIGHTLY INCREASE
Trade With South American
Ports. However. Shows
Decline.
Lnv Assnclnt.d rrcssl

WASHINGTON. June Exports
In Europe increased during April. as
compared with the same month last
year. but cXports to South America
declined. II was shown in trade re-
ports issued today by the Commerce
Department. Imports from both ku-
rop" and South America declined
Exports to europe during April
with slT5.00O. 600 In April year ago.
Will" imports were valued at SOS.
00o. 600 against $685. 100000 in April
1921.
For the ten months ended with
April. exports to Europe were FL
Ill. 0oo000 against S305 ro00 .0o0 dur
ing the same months las, year. while
imports FOR the period amounted to
$3.50. Goa. 'Hi compared with $50" COO.
600 during the ten months ended
April. 1921.
Exports to South America for
April aggregated slS.ooo0O COM
pared with ,2i.O0O, 600 a year ago.
and imports totalcd s?2.u00 900
against Sal 600 ooo in. April last year.
Exports To south America for the
total value of Sal 900. 600 compared
with siSS.O0O.00O during tn, CORES
ponding months OF 1927. while i'm
ports for the period We're S?2T 900 600
against s442. 900 600 during the same
ten months last year.
Exports To Cuhn amounted 20 S1n.-
10000 ngains, SIC, 900: Imports.
s23, 900 against sac 600 900.
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PROPOSALS FOR COu
COURTHOUSE,

KING GEORGE COUNTY. VIRGINIA.
Proposals VIII bc received at the County
clerks once 10y the Board OF County
Supervisors OF king George County. VII
gina, up 10 II O'Clock noon. on the 18TH
DAY or JUNE. 1879. for the erection of a
county courthouse building TO be built by
King George County. Virginia, according
10 plans and specifications prepared by
r.. u. HELM. Architect. OF Frcd-ricksburS
virginia. These plans and spcC!ncatlcns
may be seen and estimates mad. thereon
In the Office OF the County Clerk. at King
George Courthouse
NO proposals will he considered unless
requirements are strictly complied with
Proposals viii be accompa MED with
certified check. drawn on some. nationsi
bank In the sum OF one thousand dollars
Ni.0o0). and made payable to the County
Treasurer OF King George County Vn az
a guarantee that the successful bidder
Will execute contract and hlo a bond
required
No proposals will he received or con.
siderec after the time specified
/, Form of proposal Will lie furnished unon
application at tho office OF the Comfy
Clerk.
The Board OF Supervisors reserves In,
right to reject any or all proposals.
Address all proposals to l.. 49, Mason.
County Clerk. King George. Va.
BY order OF the Board OF Supcryisor,
OF King George COunry. Virginia.
wM. j. ROGERS.
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stored him 10 good health" said Mrs.
Charles Rudolph. Of 1915 Baird street,
Louisville. NY. in an Interview with
the Plant Juice Man ut that city.
The little boy had no appetite and
would not eat right. and was so con
stipnird that had 10 Keep giving
him iaxntires all the time. ilc kept
losing weight. and we thought he
never would be Well and strong We
even S"ut him To hospital for an
operation, but he only got worse
"I'lant Juice has made our little son
look like different boy. lie eats
all The time now and Is gaining
weight. My husband says rlaut
Juice was n life saver for our boy.
and we ar" only too glad To recon-
mend this r"medy. because we feel
that II saved our boys NE"
Flant Juice is sold In Richmond M
rraglc's Drug Store; In Petersburg
by Morrison. the Drug Man: In Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co.
ADV.
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wendell's Pills, A III b itiou
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired-Out People.

II you feel tired out out OF sorts. de-
Hpondcnt. mentally or physically dr pressed,
sot 90 cent h"I of wrndelrs pills Am
hilton kraui. at Tragic Drug Company to-
day ana take the FIRST big step toward
feeling better riREi away.
" you work too hard. smoke TOO much,
or nj" nervous W-udsirs Pills, Ambition
Brand, viii make you feel better In three
days ar money back from Tragic Drug
company On tho nrst box purchased.
As treatment for Affections o! the
nervous system, constipation. loss OF ap-
petit-. sl-epl--sness. or Nervous ind!Ess-
tion. E-t box OF w.ndelrs Pills. Arb.-
ton Brand. today on tas money o&AA
plan.
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Pittsburgh.


'isati"d for Ifvff-r ia seventh.
Kan for Gooch in seventh.
Stated f"r Jonnnrd In ninth
'Batt"l for Carlson Ia seventh.
zRatted for Cooper In ninth.
Seer" 10y Innings. Il.
-. Louis ............lD0 16o 200-s
Pittsburgh ..........O00 o0a Goa :
summary: Tw"-hasr hits Smith.
H"rnshy. Carey. HON" run Four
nier. stolen bases -.Iiorushy. Rig
bee. Sacrifices Mann. Trayn"r. Mcul-
Ter 90. Grimm. ROhwcr. Left on
bases ST. Louis. .; Pittsburgh. :.
Bases on baliS-om rcrn.r. q off
carlson, 3; IN l'arf""t, /. struck
out by Rurto"t. |. 10y carlson. .. by
Cooper, / HIS off rfcn"r. q In I:
innings: on Barfuot. . In 3 innings;
off Carlson. s In : innings. un
Cooper, in > Innings Winning
pitcher ffcmcr. Losing pitcher
carlson. Empires. O'Dny and Hart.
Time Lar
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASiIINGToN. u. G.. June L.
Eggs Strictiy fresh. selected can.
died. p"r dozen. 20; average receipts.
% southern. 20.
Live poultry BOOSTERS. or 10. II;
turkeys per H. 2sff30 spring chick
eng. per III. 5omG0. Keats. young.
each. 50fIcO, fuwls, IS
Dressed poultry Fresh Killed win
ter chickens. per To-, i0U hens
per ID. 10: roost"rs. pc: III. 20; ;urk.
"ys, per III. asa so. koats. young,
each. 60
II. medium, lomIol-2, min. sal:
lambs. choice. per ID. !3u2t. !lvs
hogs. per III lI.2U.
Green fruit Apples. per hbi.. 300
Western, pr box. 275ui25; Gail.
:"in!n oranges. per crate. $500 500.
lemons, per box. 3.50Ui5O. grape
ifHi5 per lpS. 5000 500 Florida
ORANGES, 76uU $3.50: strawberries.
southern. 5F;l5; HOMEGROWN. :g25
Vegetables Potatoes, old No. !
per bill. : jVT , 70: per sack. 3.Og9
%; new potatoes. per bbL. 80
800 "a G.t". 80 =. 2.2ju $50. sweets.
90 II" TOO; yams. 25Ol SOC: lettuce,
per crate. 5On 90. rOma!uc lettuce.
Long $50. cymblinss. per crate. 90
n 90; onions, per crate. Ga q 80:
cabbage. new, per Cwt.. 90 n . 90.
cncumb"rs. 25GGi $50; eggplauts. per
crate. 800 n $50. tomatoes per box.
Florida. 3 .VON 800. beans, 1000 90
per basket; peas. 2.50u 80. peppers.
per crate. l5oEi $50. ka!e. 5Ou 90.
asparagus. per dozen. 75I3cO; spin
ach. per bbi.. 5gul.oU.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

In execution of deed Of
in
.
having been
WEDNESDAY, !,
p. NJ.
the apartment house Chiffon
o 81
a feet
alley feet
OF the
o einnn
TEHAs nd
S5 May
credit evidenced
by deed
BAaBY INC, Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

In execution a.! q certain deed of
trust. dated September -. 1920. duly
recorded In tn" clerks office Of the
Richmond ohauc"ry Court. In Deed
Book 261-C, page 362. there having
been defaui; In the payment OF a
portion OF the d"ht therein secured.
and being required 10 do 80 by the
beneficiary In said deed. IN. under
signed trust" in said decd Of trust.
Will offer for sale. on the premises. on
II ESDAY, JUNE 6. 1922.
At o'clock f.. NJ
the alloy" lots on the east sid. Of
Nineteenth street. in :. g. Brauer's
subdivision. between Brauer's Lane
and Fairfield Avenue. aud fronting
thereon on" hundred and twenty feet
40 fc"b with depth OF one hundred
and thirtY-threc feet i33 feeD 10
an alley in tn" rear
Terms CASH.
STUART Rowe Trustaa
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

y called communication OF 81,
&EJ&W Johns Lodge. No. -. a. +. G.
FNfNa y. NJ. will bc held In i,s lodge
MVJ% room in Masonic Temple. cor.
@$@ ner Adams and broad Streets
this ,Friday) evening" June 2
1922. NJ o'clock. Work In derrees
Transient brethren and sister lodges fra
formally invited 10 attend.
BY order OF the WorshipfuI Master
OSCAR j. ADAMS.
- -..--.-.-,..-t. Secretary.
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CARDS DOWN PIRATES
lHy Associated Press !

ilTTSHC itGlI. June l-St. Louis
won from Pittsburgh today, 3 to =.
F"urniers home run into the right
h"ld hIcach-rs In the seventh inning
with one nan on base deciding the
gam. The score:
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Commissioners
Auction Sale
Buchanan St.

In execution ~ certain order en-
ter"d ~ IN" Ihaucery Court Of the
city ~ Richmond. Virginia. on the
9Th dag OF May. l322, In IN" cause OF
Cora :. Bass " Maria Il. MoIes and
others. tn" undersigned special COM
miss!on"fs WI! offer FOR sale at pub
lie auction on the premises on
MONDAY. LrNE >. 1922.
At l.. NJ
the above property described as fol-
lows.
"A!l Of ,Ma, certain lot. piece or
parcel Of land. with the improve
ncn's thereon. lying and heing in
the city OF Richmond. Stat. of Nir-
rinia. fronting 81 feet on the north
lin" ~ Federal or buchanan street
and running back between parallel
liu"s l2i feet aud inches To an allny
- feet and inches Md. and known
a 10. "l9 Buchanan street
TERMS; tn.-th!rd In cash the
hA!anc" in equal instalImcnts at &
and twelve months, with Interest
evidenced by notes ana title 10 he
retained ny the court until TN. on.
lr" purchase money has hc"u paid
or sN cash at the option of the pur-
chaser.
SIMEON VI. ATKINSON.
ALFRED T. COHEN.
Special commissioners
certify that the bond required nv
the above decree OF the Special Com
missioners has been duly given
Given under my hand this 3lst day Of
May. 1922
CHAS. q. SAVIILE. clark
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MOTHER SAYS It
SAVED HIS LIFE
This Little Boy Had Been
Weak and Sick All Of
His Life.
GAVE HIM PLANT JUICE
And They Sny He Now Looks
and Acts Like Differ
ent YOunster.
GAVE HIM PLANT JUICE

My little 3-ycar-old boy. Charles.
had been sick MI his life, and think
1t is the most remarkable thing In
the world the way Plant Juice re-
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RE1L ESTATE FOR SHE
Farm, and Land fur Sale 8

FoR ater-frnnt form. We have
rpr,e wonderful bargains. H.e "A, h.fore
buying, snnders Il Thomas. Gloucester,
''
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Legal Notices
NOTICE.
fI ~. - -

NOTICE.
once OF city Comptroll"r
Room los, cry Hail
Richmond. Va. June :. 1925.
Tho transfer books az tn" bonded dab,
OF the 1ity nf Richmond VIII hc closed on
and after III" Ism instant and rcopened
on July /. !e22.
&c. COFER.
Comptroller.
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Fan. Thirteen Halter.

KNOXVILLE. TENN. June L.
Squire Potter. making his home debut
In Knoxville uniform. struck out
thirteen Kingsport players today. set
ting now Appalachian League rec
ord. Knoxville won the game. to 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

Cation Exchange Suspcnds Three.
NEW YORK, June Thrice mem
h"rs Of IN" N"w York Cotton EN-
change we're today suspended for six
months each for conduct detrimental
20 the best interest OF the exchange
Thy are \. II. i-amUorn. j. Marks
and John r Clark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02
Building
Lot
In jackson Ward

~ IA" request OF the owner We
Will on"r fpr sale. ut public auction.
on tn" premises. on
SATURDAY. JUNE J. 1927.
At 2 o'clock =. ~,
Thirty-Ioot lot on tn. east side O,
First Street. between Baker and
charity rrr"ctS ,known' rs 80 all
North First Str"-t). together with
the old brick building thereon
This Is an elegant location for the
rental OF nri,k fats and Will prove
splendid Investment
TERMS Liberal AMI announced
a. sale"
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Trustee S Sale

LOTS iO5, loo Io7 ANp los. oN THE
EAST SIDE OF SlNETEENTIi
STREET Hf.TWEf:N BRAuER'S
LANE AND FAIRFIELD AVENUE.
AT AUCTION
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

Good nnNl farm Of 50 or NOR,
ncren with six-room hou.sI .lx
miles from tho cityi right price
and Immediate po>ssssioM Termn
James Il. Cosby,
el9 East Main Street.
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Totals ~. ....2l . 5 81 .
: inb0n Syric.


Scur" 10y innings: L.
iiurk Clothing 90. $500. goo 200 . I
simon SNclc ............ O22 oOO a.
summary rw"-baS" hlt-Durvin.
Thrcr-bas" hIt-K"liy. Home run
Scott stolen has"s-Hrcklcr %.
Cartwright 90. Sacrifice hit. Cen
try Sacrifice ~ g Taylor. Double
plhyS-Ncwl"y To burVin: Kelly to
iiattorn 10 Cox. Baik-Scott. Pass
hall-N"whN. Hit 10y pitched bali
10y scott ,ii"ckl-D: by Taylor. |
,'"N). LEI, uu bases Rurk Clothing
company. !. Simon Syclc, Il. First
hast on error Rurk Clothing Com
rany. 3; simon Sycl". !. Iascs on
halls of Taylor. :; OF Scott /.
struck out by Taylor. & Scott. u.
Timc Of game, 1915. lmpires. H..
Patterson AMI Atkinson. Scorer.
Joseph r. Nwnnalli".
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fUCTfONS-LEG.fLS
Auction Sales

NUTTTOII SaIc> WU
PUBLIC SALE SATURDAY. JUSE 3, near
i"ylofsN1ii", Va. beginning AZ , t. Nj.
one Lane sawui!u complete. cab!. feed
w''h 10 horsepower, Cuion -Aw. roller
benches, betting, snaf:!us. I,u!I-ys chain
c"nEtyeT. piping. tools. J3-lnch saw
!hih min. log carts. wagon. chains SAWS
axes. cant hooks. coDn.us ana heating
stoves. cooking utensils. dishes. mattress
and bed springs. -FOUR good mules and
harness. lumber. shaut.-s. stHhl" ana
rillshrd; pine and OAK wood slabs OH.
fiv"-passencr s!A-cyl!nder Buick auto
mobile. good condition. Truck Will leave
Tay!oEsville at 1880 T., NJ. to take YOU
10 IN" last mil! scat OF the Star Lumber
Company.
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Appalachian I.cRgnc Results.
Knoxville. 9; Kinssport. 3.
Cloveland-Johnson City (rain),
Bristol, II: Greenville. 8,
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nems> \ special communication OF
EaHEe0 Inpps i.oizs. SO. 90. \. =. q.
E&YSEH A. ~, viii bo h"ii q, the Ma
kw@ ss'nio TI~.mrl" frii,y Inn"
attend the funeral services ..
bi"'h"r :, II. teach. former member ot
NhHt'w Jackson Lodge. No, i2G, Alsx-
"hlTi'' Virginia, Members Of sister lodges
and transient brethren arc ir.t.rnally in.
yitci TO uui," with ~.
80 order @; IA" w"rsh.?:ul Master.
GEORGE {. JEFFERSON,
secretary.
~ ELAN & FUNSTt:E
Real Esta," Auctiou"crs
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE IL nANK-
,3osF TYP ~, E II ,!.,!i. (,
~ TIL: CITY or RICHMOND. VA.
In n" nis,r.c' cour, 81 M United
S!nla In tn" matter OF ". A. Lee.
trading a. tn" National Motor Com
pany, bankrupt. Ia bankruptcy. SO.
court, entered on IN" 18th day Of
MAJ 1922 tn" uudc'sigu"d T.. Lorraine
Henry ". oppcnHim"r, trustee il,
Jankruptcy. VIII sell At public auction
on the premises, on
FRIDAY JUNE. . 1922
~ o'clock l.. NJ.
The real estate referred to ana de-
sCr!b"d In said Ord-r. IL being the
ah"v" uim.i property. known as SO.
ips South First Street, at the north
vest corner ~ First street and Maid
an Lane. tho lot fronting nineteen
f""t on First street and running back
within parallel lines niucty-on" feet
IN" improvements thereon being .,
detached two-story frame stDrchoVse
TERMS One -half cash. the balance
In six months, evidenced ~ the ne
rOthhle note .! the purchaser. bear
ing date the day " sale, and carry
INK Interest a. . per cent per aunum
from date. payable at old dominion
Trust Company. Richmond Virginia
said notes 20 be secured hy deed Of
trust upon said property 10 Henry ".
prp"rhl'ner, trustee, or all cash, At
the option OF the purchaser
T.. Lorraine EEFFIS.
Special Commissioner
HENRY W, OPpENHiMEE.
Trustee ia BANKRUPTCY.
! hereby certify that the bond re-
quir"d ~ til" succla! commissioner by
ia" ahrN" NAMED order has been duly
glycn JAMES u BRADY.
Deputy Cl"rk u s District Court
Mas - 1922. Bichmont. Va
By POLLARD < HAGRY. INC.
80 80.
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Trustees Auction Sale
"Chilton Terrace"
Apartment House

on THE SOUTH SIDE
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~ FLAM & rUNSTE%
Real Esta'" AuCtiOu"crS
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE IL BANK.
Itt'pTCI.
or THE PROPERTY
COS :. FIRST STREET,
! y TIL I"I'''S

In IN" District tnGr, az IN. United
states for Ia" Eastern District OF Nir-
GINA In IN" matter or ". ~ Lee.
trading a. tn" National Motor Com
pany' bankrupt IA bankruptcy. SO.
$3.50.
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Houses for Sale
y !

FLOYD AVE, iiOMi:. wcs; ot thu Bou'.-
ward. rooms. Not wafor heat. hard.
"r"I HootE .ui iaNstnEy nn TrSt moor
This house iuusi ho soon /" l." fu!iy al
pT""lAf"i. At Gu'~k IL you want :, n.r
gain Iric0. 5000. T"tp- II iski--!
Rogers smith :. HcsiU.. Matua! lNlg.
Madison i.i5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

By POLLARD K HAGRY. INC.
lcAl ESTATE NuctiOnoerS.
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Suburban for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

.fyiifh Desirable lot. 5QI!.s e..
| Cal "wnr:. Randolph lisT.J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

y. W. ROWE & son,
Real Estat" AuctiOnccrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-02

-. w. u 'tNi't ih"ii1b"i o'
N"ut'" Jackson Lodge. No, 1870, AK
'hifl'' virginia, Members az sister lodges
Hnh transient brethren ar" fr,tornaIly IN
Elici 10 uui;" with us.
49, order % IA" w"rsh.?:ul Master
GEORGE {. JEFFERSON
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FARM BARGAINS,

FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
farms that we can sell at
bargain prices. II you are
looking for a farm, large
or small, see us,
{. l.. & H. l., DENOON,
SO7 East Main Street.
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alo East Main street,
cAllSEAl.'S FARM hAlt3AI$S,
We haV" iistcI with rs f.rms u all
sizcs and descriptions both dairy and
GncH. at tarz.!n prices So Nj. West,
], -. CARSEAi. & SpSS,
Ia North smith street.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

~ IL. T RICHESoN & COMPANY
Real f.stat. and Loans
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-17
PUBLICITY FOR BAD PLAYS

Proposed submission Of all alleged salac!ous
plays to an extraegal jury which is being consid-
ered in New York. would be the finest device to get
publicity for border-line shows yet invented. It
is planned by the producers, with the cooperation
of certain organizations interested in purifying the
stage, to have a jury Of twelve, chosen out of a
panel of 3OO see and vote on all questionable per-
|formances. The managers agree to withdraw the
lplay or to delete the Objectionable portions, with
out further contest, if it is condemned by vote
of nine to three. What grand advertisement
lit would be to announce that show had been pro-
nounced bad by eight jurors and it had escaped
condemnation by only one vote.
The authors, producers and managers can keep
their plays clean, if they so DESIRE They need
no jury to decide whether word, a line, scene
or plot is so plainly suggestive of evil that it
might as we'll be blatantly set 10th. They know
whether a performance has real merit or whether
lit is simply indecent. Charming Pollock of the
Dramatists' league, says there are only four or
five salacious plays now being exhibited BY that
admission there is no need Of any jury to declare
those shows unfit.
Neither this jury plan nor an. official censor
ship is necessary. The police have power in any
city to suppress manifestly indecent exhibition
and prosecute the exhibitors. When there is
doubt, the courts open, with full authority to
judge and determine the question-St. Paul Pio-
neer Press.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-17
.TRESPASsERS
(L4e,tters to Lovers }
Rv WINONA WILCOX

"The world needs new morality"
writes girl. 81 am madly in love
with a married man. He loves me,
but unless we break the laws, we must
remain perfectly wretched. He has
no possible cause for divorce. But
our love has it's right ETC., etc.
Those who consider the old morality
still workable for the general and in
dividual good will appreciate another
letter which shows what goes on in
the mind Of wife when too-roman-
tic husband yields to forbidden
charms.
81 have seen many complaints from
girls who love married men and who
swear they can't live without another
woman's husband, but never have
seen one from a young mother who
has been cheated.
Il am such wife and mother. My
experience probably is about the av-
erage.
Eighteen months after my mar
Wage, my husband left me for a girl.
She had fallen in love with him to
such an extent that She went out of
her way to meet him daily. She was
young and innocent heathought, and
man-like he was 'fattered and finally
succuNnbed.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-03-17
ADVENTURE OF
THE TWINS
BY Olive Barton Roberts

"Oh, oh!' cried Nancy. "Pull hard,
Nick. Pull as hard as you can
81 did, answered Nick, giving an.
other tug, "but it's no use. The hard
er l pull away the more the feather
seems to hold me. l wish I'd listened
to PIN PIN. He told me not to touch
anything on the Electric Mountain
1t was true. The big magnet, shap-
ed like horseshoe, held the red feath-
er (Which was steel, as you know, be-
ing quill out of the furious falcon)
as though it were glued to it, and, in
turn, Nick's fingers were sticking as
hard to the red feather.
you'll have to take the record,
Nancy, and go on alone to the Land
Of the lDiddyevvers. I'll have to stay
here
Il won't go without you,' declared
faithful Nancy. And SO for a while
it looked as thought the adventures Of
the Twins had come to sudden end
and they would spend the rest OF their
lives on the top of the Electric Noun
tain with the criss-cross wires spit
ting out electric sparks all about them.
But suddenly the featherydropped to
the ground.
well, l. declare!" said an astonish,
ed voice. 1--WE lost my temper. Inc
voice was so good-natured that tle
Twins were puzzled at the words.