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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
CAPTAIN ]. ID. THOMAS
RECIMENTAL ADJUTANT
Norfolk oTccr OF the Ono Ifundr I'd
and Eleventh Field Artillery IL
Promoted.

Captain John ID. Thomas. OF Nor
folk. adjutant of the First Battalion
One Hundred and Eleventh Provi-
sional Regiment, Field Artillery. has
been promoted to the position Of regi.
mental adjutant. according TO an
n"unccmcnt made yesterday after
noon at the Office of Acknowledgement
w. w. Sale.
First Lieutenant Walter p. Lloyd
or Battery b. Norfolk, has been APP
pointed captain and battalion adju.
tant of the One Hundred and Elev-
cnth Field Artillery. General Sale
also announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
THANKSGIVING.


J..
For life. for happiness, for peace OF mind,
For soothing quiet to the souls dintrcss-
For here bl"sHon, In Iife's wilderness,
Or there nparkiIng Spring, n cooling
wind,
We think Thee. Lord.
II.
For NIL the bountics from Thy rIchc.t
store.
For love. for fellowship. for TINT heart.
bent
OF sympnthy that turns the bitter .ucet
And keeps the latch without true friend
ships door,
We thank Thee, Lord.
For life that's swcctcr cnch succeeding DIV
For roses strcwn anhcre our pnt,u,y
For calm content that every fear dcaes
And for the conquered sorro,vs by the way
We think Thee, Lord.
".
So inny we Hive TINT. M the nrc, roll
Ahown the vista Of eternal things
We mny abide by cvcrlnstIns sprinE,
And dunf Thy promise to our living .nul
Nnd think Thee, Lord,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Appeals for Nenr Ems, p.,,

Unless VirGinians respond IN tho
cail or the Near East Relief for
ihh"s this year 1t means tho abso.
lnte extinction OF one OF tho braves,
IaceH IN inc history of tho world
trough 'he persecution OF tho Turk,
this great cause issued ,oaan
Governor T.. Lee Trinklo Govor
Trinkle urges the people OF viro,nI,
10 rally to the cause OF the No,r
East Relief and give all that thev
are financially able'to give,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
I Undesirable Jobs.
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
srhc NIciicinc Cnnhnnrh

Well friends. you will note that va hav
quite formidable array of materia mcdioa
ir our observation-disclosures items in all
and II had a substantial wagon tail and a
gasoline torch and banjo and some whiskcrs
here could sing you a touching song abou,
thoSc tw"htN-SiX items. But those days arc
gone forever save NJ few country fairs
ana In som" OF our city parks whore the city
fathers do =" much 10 uplift and educate the
masses with attractions such as the Hyius
leap through fire or the public suicide Of the
parachute" jumper. Lot us imagine that some
such spectacle proves fizzlos and tho poor
chap only rips OF few fingers. thus dis
appointing tho mob and cheating tho cduca-
tional authorities. Well we rush 10 the medi-
cine cupboard and get the
TInrturc OF iodine.
Tincturc OF iodine is n solution OF Iodine
In grain alcohol. The standard ,incturc Of
the tinted States Pharrnecopocia is nearly
three times strong In iodine as tho stand
ard tincturc nf the british pharmacopocia
Tlncturc of iodine is brown in color and any
thing purportiny TO 10 colorlcss tincture Of
iodine isn't iodine at all. but some other
chemical compound like ammonium lod!dc
the uses and effects OF which are uuite ar
ferent from those Of tincturc OF iodine
Whether or nor tincturc OF iodine is tho
best first aid application for fresh wounds is
scientifically debatabe. hut practically such
treatment proved fairly satisfying in the
World War. soldiers carrying small capsulcs
diately to wounds. There Is nothing else that
| know Of preferable To an Immediate swab-
bling Of minor cuts. abrasions or open wounds
with tincturc OF iodine as a safe disinfcctaut
one application is enough. then the dressing
should be Immediately applied. with par,icu-
lar care not to touch tho wound win 6nrnrs
with any article that is no, sterIizcd
Greed Of Gcrms).
Tincture OF iodine may be painted over
swelinRe from Inflammation or iniury-hu,
clustering Is 10 be avoided. The purpose is
ono coat is enough for week as "A rule II
c"untcrrritation. and possibly some iodine is
absorbed acting as a st!mulant To the rcpars-
tive process. RinGworm. warts, canker sores
within the mouth. mosquito and other insect
bites. hangnail and stycs may he relieved
cured or abortcd by the judcious application
of iodine.
y tcaspoonful of iodine In a quart of water
makes good antiseptc solution for use as
garglc.
one or two drops Of iodine taken In a glass
full OF water every day for three or four
weeks each spring and autumn, will prevent
Eoiter I'm young persons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Voice of the People

Letters for the svoice or tho
People, Column should not exceed
200 words In length. beyond that
number the editor reserves tho
right to blue pencil. Name aud
address must accompany ench coma
nunicatioD. not for publication. IL
fhe writer does not wIsh IT. but
as evidence OF good fRlth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
SENATE FILIBUSTER
IS GREATEST SINCE
FORCE BILL FIGHT
Continued From First rare)

aerwood -, H.h, 90,
49,
''""er' an" i"rris"h dch"unc'nc tho
m"vc as savo-ing OF strong arm
methods" as IN reversal ~ ~.
DAYS NJ ,rz,r. Dood T., -.
N~"' Ne'u j" the HOUSE
an" resort 10 tannonism. The
point was lost sight II in the de-
bate tina, followed aud go,
rowod
'"'ch !" insert 'hHpinln's Trnyrr.
More debate marked todav's Sos
-,ou than v.e,erd,,., -, ~.
''''t''"" |" MAKE only
TWO motions TO amend tho journal in
furthering their policy Of obs,rur.
zion
""H ~
III" '"'p'''h PRAYER. omis-
sion OF which. Senator Harrison said
might cause children one hundred
vo,rs bo,oo go,
''''' """"S IN
Hh"lhs ~ their gr"at-Srcat great
e,"n"'a,ners IN INC Scnht" Th-
"h'ch was sun rcnd-
"N 'he senate adjourned,
"' SlEhh.'d IN IA" Jour
'ne ''"'e "heh IN" president pro
'ehP"re Yesterday gave up the chair
81" Iesih"ht S"oiidrc' absent
W. ,"s w carly par' o! me session
,i' '.i"hncf AT the Canlnet meet
- "SH"n''" an amendment
Mh'ch Hsna'"r harrison said certain
sho"ia ne maze Ter the sake OF
10y
""'! DISCUSS Dyer Biil.
"'""'e ia'r ~ 'he day grad
n' n'."in" ceh'ered upon the Dyer
h
lnulhnn' ana wins, arguing for IT'S
I"SS"R'' LATER the discussions turn
en- 10 rs origin with senator Cara
way Democrat. Arkansas. declaring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
MINIATURE AI.MINA
TODAY'S
RADIO

kDKt.
S2o-Concer, ny the Collegiate
ScNtectt" Orchestra
WIZ.
Newark. y. j.
'3o-Mrs Curtis Burnley Railing.
impcrsona'.r.
KNw.
Chicago. I'D
Wnukcgan Eiks' ScNtettc.
Wt.l,
tSChcn"ctady. y W
iij-WGY orchcStar and Camtata.
Song Of ThanksrlViur"
WV.
Detroit. NichD
detroit News Orchestra and the
Town Cricr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
The Weather
Furnished by U. s. weather Bureau.
Forecast; Virginia =

Forecast; Virginia -
Fair und warmer to-
day; tOinorrow, unset :
tied. with probably rain
In Interior.
North Cnroiinn-Fnir
and warmer today; to-
morrow. unsettled and
warmer. probably rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Echoes From Down Home

From the Raleigh News and Observer comes
this. suggestion: The alternative of voting
down ship sub:idy Is not destruction OF a
merchant marine. II is TO drop the hoar d and
put II In the hands OF some one great man
like Admiral David w. Taylor or Homer 7,
Ferguson. Either could make II go without
subsidy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Help for Admiral Wright

a hMiRAL WRIGHT yesterday gained
strong ally for his patriotic cnort 10
assemble the records OF NirEinia's Confod-
crate sailors, when the division suporin-
tendcnts Of schools in the State wcut ON
record as warmly indorsing his work Tho
membership Of this group extends into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Hold Union Thanksgiving Service.

union THANKSGIVING service OF
the congregations OF Overlook Pres
hytcrlan, Barton Heights Methodist.
battery Park Christian and Barton
Heights will be held In the new Bar
ton Heights Baptist Church. corner
of fancs Avenue and Norwood Street,
this morning at II o'clock. Rev. a.
w. Honey. OF Overlook Presbyterian
Church. will deliver the sermon, and
ministers and laymen OF the other de-
nominations will take part in the
service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
nRnfnppc.

II is never too late. II It's not too far where
you're going.
Being a king is small lob but Janitor
Is Somebody.
The editor is one of Natures own kiddcrs
Hatred springs from Envy, the grandfather
OF Misery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Richmond, Va. November II. is2
Not Rcei.t-red Pharmacist.

Not Registered Pharmacist.
To tho Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir-I would like to direct your
attention TO an article appearing on
tho front page Of yesterdays Times.
Dispatch. carrying u heading, Drug
Clerk Hangs Himself in Cell" with
rcicrcnc" TO tn" suicide ~ Preston
richardson, or Y i. Richardson. and
I" inform YOU that hc was no, n
registered pharmacist In this state
HIS name has never appeared on the
records OF the BOARD OF Pharmacy
nor the Wright. Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION He is referred To as an
expert druggist" or expert drug
clerk. lie mad no standing In this
state as such.
y. T.. l. WINNIE.
Richmond. Va, Soy. ~. .l.2c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

The Greek manner OF handling political
opponents may not prove profitable in the
long run. but it's frghtfhlly cf,icacious in ar
emergency.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

| TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir.-As reported In The Times
| Dispatch of Sunday. November 20.
Sheriff Sydnor. Of IIenrico County.
threatens TO fll the jail with thosc
who drink bootleg liquor. and. while
under It's influence. motor reckicssly
(and. 1t seems. wrccklessly). ma ing
ii "A menace TO the highways of the
| county. This la certainly the proper
mode. This should be 1.-The determine
ton of every sheriff and chief OF po-
lice of the state
Botlegeing and reckless motoring
what u pair. Nothing but war or
demons. They are destroying the ro-
spcct and regard for law, from which
our very civilization may be said to
be IT stake.
Is II not as necessary for tho can
didatcs for Office. who have the max =
ing Of state AMI local laws. and tn.
enforcement OF these laws to be
questioned as To how they stand on
reckless motoring. ms i, has been
deemed advisable by the dry" forces
as 10 how the candidates stood on
prohibition?
Spc"dcrs and reckless motorists are
not only taking tho Joy out OF the
life OF our citizens. but arc linking
their lives us we'll That they do not
XIII all those they inJure is simply
matter Of luck. not OF seeming care
If the criminals
GlarinS headlights are also men
TONED 10y Mir. Sydnor. and we'll might
he mention them. Only few nights
ago the writer had IL take his hat
OF and hold 1t a shield In the
ginr" of light before he would at
tempt TO cross at Sixth and Grace
Streets.
II wc were told that tho "nu'
would visi, us this winter like 1t did
few years ago, what would we do
10 stave II off
mos" deadly thing is with us
now-spccdcrs and reckless motorists
Why not make this the great and
main political issue?
4 SUFFERER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Local Temperat,,rc Yr,,cr,Iny.

=. NJ. temperature ........
Maximum temperature" TO +. M..
MINIMUM temperature To l.. M
Mean Temperature" yesterday ~
N"rmal temperature for this datc..
Deficiency yesterday
nHcess since Mhfch ...............
Deficiency since January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Reports received by Secretary DENLY indi-
cate that the hoys at Annapolis are training
for Mr.. Lasker's navy as II was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Charcoal Erh. Daily Thought.

When miser git jes' nough money
satisfy he idea o sarin'." said Charcoal Eph
ruminatively. his heirs an assigns stab
huntin' up whar 4 celebrate de oil mans suc
cess. Eat pickle, Mistah Jackson"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
"Thc Passing show,

The Passing Show" now Winter
Garden annual revue. which will he
the attraction at the Academy In
day, matinee and night. Friday and
saturday and Saturday matinee is
typical Of its kind. Harold Alter
idGe supplied the dialogue and lean
schwartz wrote the music. Alfred
bryan wrote the lyrics. and there
Is incidental music by Al Goodman
ana Lew Poilock. J. c. Huffman.
VINO mas staged all the Winter Gar
zen revues In recent years. bas
staged The passing Show" and tho
entire production was made undcr
the personal supervision OF I
Schubert
ne traVcstics include n coIorful
staging OF scene from Mecca" a
scene from The Bat" another from
The Charm school," and IA Spanish
Love episode. which is said tn he
the best thing seen on the stage
In recent time There Is n hit of
Little old New York" with Park
meeting Tilford. the Smith Brothers
startinS to grow their well-adver-
t'sed minister's, and the Jamcs boys
arriving from Missouri to open a
restaurant. There is view OF
broadway become Sahara desert
buried in mountains of sand. with
drinks being served from the we'll
stocked interior OF property
camel.
In tbs cast are Helen Remstrom.
Sam Howard. Alexandra Dagmar
VIII II. Philbrick, Peggy Brown.
John Quinlan. Norma Hamilton. Wi,
liam Pringle. Jack Rice. Marie Glea-
son. Bob Gilbert, Margaret Wood
Frank Masters. BESSIE Hoban. An
thony Joachim, Victor Bozard, lao,
Hall, Abe Aronson. Francis Nahonoy
Dempsey and Wood and man.
others. There will nIso be a chorns
OF seventy-aVe bewitching beauties
bedecked In sartorical splendor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
1 Ncnt ItninfnlI.

Hsin,all u hours ending +. M. None
rainfall - hours ending T. NJ. None
ENct.s sine" March " sla
Excess since January " ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

American representations at Lausanne arc
said TO have given much comfort 10 the
Turks. Other parties to the conference have
not set determined what we are nm 70
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

They arc putting town plan Into opera-
iion at Chapel Hill, the seat Of tho North
Carolina State Univcrsity, and the las, cdi-
'ion Of the The University News Letter covers
page with account of results already
achieved and results in prospect. II makes
declaration that Chapel hin is at last a wide
awake college town. says the Charlotte OBJ
server inspiring scenes OF transforn.a ton
are under way there, "a drowsy little village
OF some 800 dwellings these fifty years or
more" In brief summary II Is disclosed
'hat IN place OF the weather heaien old
dwelling that housed the public school on
tn" edge Of the town is handsome brick
building on Main Street.
Promoting movement for a larger post,
Ollie" for Durham. tho Morning Herald Of
that thriving city says: Now that the oucs-
'4"n OF wh" is to he the postmaster in
Durham seems To have been settled WHY MOI
start movement looking 10 securing more
| o"mm"d"us post-ofiice quarters? The build
| 'NS now u""d is entirely too small to accom-
! modatc both the employees and the pa.rons
| Ih"re iTnot a sufficient number of lock boxes
| I" supply tho demand. and there are other
! convenience needed by the public that are
| lacking"
| Concerning Mr. Bailey and the Governor
! me WINSTON -Saicm Journal makes this com
| mont Mr.. BAILEY says that he meant moth
| ing personal in his attack on the policies Of
| me present state administration. He chilled
| u" names and did not intend to cast rcn.c
| '"hs ON NJ. watts. But everybody who reads
ms article could read Watts between evcrv
| other line OF it,
| Inc Kingston Free press rises TO ramark:
! f"rhcr premier Cicmcnccau Is said to make
| DAILY practice OF eating garlic SCUM for
| 'reakiast. and to that habit attributes his
| good health and logevity as much as any-
| 'hinS els" The old gentleman has no doubt
| h"en spared the annoyance Of many early
| morning callers"
| 'Nnical!y tho Ashcvilc Citizen observes.
New York would rather he permanent head
quarters Of the worlds series than capital OF
the League OF nations"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Speaking OF separations many persons still
cling to the belief that Germany's war Bill
should be settled by a piece of rome
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

France is plainly determined to get what's
coming to her-and TO guarantee to Germany
the same.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Up With The Tines
ISy II. q II.

Let Thanksgiving Day remind you that 1t
Will soon be too late 70 do your Christmas
shopping early.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30
Holiday nm Mt Lyric.

'"'"as bin Mt Lyric.
ne new show which comes 10 III.
lyric FOR Thanksgiving Day ami
tn" remainder Of the week is ,nyi
cal holiday blli. Comedy and nov.
'.ty distinguish the lis, Of attrac.
ions. Featuring the wh!rl uf iol
MY VIII be tho lavishiy staged mus
cal comedy. Welcome Inn" which
IL presented by large company or
comedians. singers. dancers and
pretty showgIrls
if You travel the road upon which
Welcome Inn" II situated YOU viii
enjoy IN" few minutes spent there
cicome Inn" liz not a roadhouse
IT Ia gay little concen whore
youth. laughter and nusic Will val,
ni"n YOU. Charles Greene is re-
sp"nsih!c for the book and Charles
NJ smith and Mr.. Greene are rcspou
HIb!" Tor the lyrics and music
Ih"rc arc seven hostcsscs In Wei.
come Inn all anabic and highly
skilled In their respective lines.
Robert Dilts and Evelyn Bcnnet, are
IN charge with kathern Powers
Helen ham. Theo Brown and
J"'' Stanley ably supporting them
on tn" same hill Will be Crane
May ana Crane. trio OF versatile
entertainers, who have scored heay-
lily on the Keith big time" Tho
act Is new 20 the Southern country.
me Jordon Gir!e. from the English
music halls. have n great novclt..
act Ihey are pretty and shapely
girls. who excel In fca,s OF daring
on the high wire.
Gordon and GermainA. billed as
the nons"nsical tramps" have a
fast and funny comedy and acrohatic
turn They are equally clever as
Bymnasts ana lauGhmIkcrs kcl-
son and Dcmonde. clever comedy
duo. also promise novel and d.
vcriirE feature.
with the new vaudeville attrac-
ton come new and interesting
movie" exhibits.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Local Observations at +. II. Yesterday.
WIND direction. southwest. wind We,
locity. .. weather at 4. NJ. clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-30

Cyncally tho AshcvilIe Citizen observes.
New York would rather he permanent head
quarters OF the worlds series than capital Of
the league OF nations"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-29
L. HuNGR1A LovELAcE


Presentado por nuestros amigos los
poetas Jose A. Balseiro y Carlos N.
Carreras, tuvimos Ell gusto de conocer
aver, en- esta Redacci6n, al inspirado
bardo dominicano don L. Hungria Lo-
velace.
FL senior Hungria Lovelace, quien ha
ijado su residencia en- esta capital
pues ha sido nombrado Canciller del
Consulate de su pals, no es un desco-
nocido en- Puerto Rico, va que distin-
tas veces la revista Puerto Rico Illus
trado", ha honrado sus paginas con
bellisimas producciones de su alto nu-
men, v sus versos, hondos y espiritua-
les, han corrido, reproducidos en- las
principales revistas de America.
No sabiamos expresar hasta que pun
to nos enorgullece la vista del distin-
guido hterato quien en- la bella ciudad
de santo Domingo, ha venido reaIizan-
do, aho tras aho, tan pura labor de
belleza. qsT-FE q
Reiteramos al senior Hungria Love-
lace nuestro cordial saludo de biehve-
nida.
49, .zZsiiss..s Al
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AVISO

Ell que suscribe participa al publco,
cue como apoderado de D. Victor Lok-
pez. para adlninistrar en- 6sta los bienes
dc su hija menor Georgina Lokpex y Fin
ley. hace constar que el inico que pue-
dc vender, arrendar y cobrar los sola-
res radicados en- ell Barrio MeliHa de
santurce, parada %, es ell suscribiente.
Por 10 tanto, cranto Sc haga en- dichos
solares sin mi consetimiento. es nulo.
DAR1o Rov1RA
San Juan, P. r., 27 de bril- de 1922.
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COMMERCIAL
DE PUERTO RICO
JUNrA GENERAL oRD1NARrA
coNvocAToRIA

Sefalado Ell dfa % del pr6ximo mes
de julio a las diez de la manana, por
Ell Consejo de Directories de este Ban
co, para la celebration de la Junta
General Ordinaria de Accionistas sc
convoca a estos a dicha Junta en- la
que ademas de los asuntos correspon-
dientes Sc sometera su resolution la
reforma de las clausulas cuarta, quin-
ia, octava, novena, undecima y deci-
masexta de las de incorporation del
Banco y los articulos dos cuatro al
ocho, diez al ounce, II, 1S, 21-24-2e-27-
31-33 y So del Reg1amento.
A. SARMTENTo,
Secretario.
San Juan, 90 de abril de 1922.-Advt.