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The Washington times., 1922-09-18
BAND CONCERTS

BY the United states Navy Band.
Charles benter. director. at WASH
ington circle. Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street. to-
night az 7:so p. m. The program;
oSsssair.. Ssassi i5sfI sSsi ISir;sdi:ssa,: s'a'''
swanes Rfbbsrs foid Folks az
Home and in Foreign Lendsl.
{ xnassts xTssss Gss@ssy' p.s,..se
g sSsa,aha spsln. isaiy Han.ary.
Selection. ',Rsminisesn noes Of Scot
Suite. (aJ .Hymn TO the sun,
stnrom sna the GoS & cor ana g,
waltzes from the musical comedy
Gem. nafls from .rh. Nii.ao;. saIiiSsa sliSnss
Spanish serenads. La Paioma:.
Nsvy march. "Anohors Aw.iss."
"rhs star -spanslsd Banner.
BY the United states Soldiers. Home
Band, John g. M. Zimmerman.
director. at the bandstand. 1to-
nishs bssinning at<Sise o'clock
March. "xsssmbisd Emblsms,-
Won. Biop
solo for clarinet ,.La Asa.
chisnnes" La There
Musician. August voith.)
Gems from musical comedy .Miss
IA. % tgot HsMsii:n ...x xii....I.n.x
waits suite. "Bsauties charms
Finale. with Might and Maia,s
-Ths star-spsngisd Banner"
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
England Was Loser.

In the first place, however in
spired may have been the motive
which carried England into the war.
she emerged from II in certain re-
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
Warmers COrsets
Regularly. CC Sn
81, $3.50 and S.. eDAsOU

A special purchase OF discon-
tinued numbers of this favori.e
brand Of corsets secured to sell
at savings that viii bring a
crowd to our corset section
tomorrow. Nearly all sizes In
the lot. Four excellent models,
Of handsome white and pink ma
terfals. Medium and extreme
long-hip models for average and
stout figures. All with gusran-
teed boning. Sizes 21 to 30 In
cluded.
Corset Dept.-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-09-18
I9c Outing FL1si5,eLs
I5c Yard

27linch Outing FIannels, light
and dark grounds. In neat col
ored stripes; heavy double-fieeced
quality. a3.~ 4. N {
25c Canton Flannel,
Nc
27-inch Bleached Canton Flan-
mel. q closeup nap quality. with
heavy twin back.
79c White Flannel, Csc
2T-inch White Wool Flannel, a
close-woven. soft finish quality,
for infants wear.
25c Shaker Flannel, I6c
27-inch Bleached Shal1ed F'lan-
mel, q heavy double-fleeced quail
ity.
GoIdenbcrg's-First Floor.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
STATE NURSERY MOVED
Made Necessary by Extension Of
Centennial Field.

w due lNGGGbb'IJ W ENtEHblOH VI
Centennial Field.
The demands of the new structures
and playing areas on Centennial field
IN Burlington connected with the
University of Vermont, results in the
removal of the state nursery for seed
ling forest trees to new tract In the
town Of Essex This nursery is one
Of the states most important enter
prises and the proposed increase OF
output to five million trees year de-
Ponds Of course on the demand for
purposes OF reforestation
The states forestry policy has, of
course, been somewhat restricted
since the world war, and, since the
great increase of activities in the de-
partment of agriculture, (of which
the state forester forms but a part,
it has seemed impracticable. II not
impossible, to extend it very much.
For that matter, If the state merely
exercises a supervision Of forestry
enterprises, policies fire areas. acqui-
res and reforests from time to time
waste tracts and meanwhile furnish
eS growing seed ng trees at cost, II
it has done cons.derable-pe perhaps as
niue h as strictly governmental
agency should undertake
The Improvement OF our forests
under present conditions, is largely
matter o. private enterprise, and
the function of the state forester
largely educational. The success OF
such plantations as that which the
city has p anted on lis watershed. for
instance. is a standing invitation Il
refCrest waste lands. and the actual
business profit is very easily demon
strated by practical experiment
Probably in program Of strict
economy. there will not be very
large increase in state forest areas
but the work of re orestation ought
to be encouraged and continued as
private enterprise Il is a long-tern
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07

Hawkins, H. Vree'and aud W. G.
Scott Of Springfield, Mass. NJ. Mitch
ell OF Concord, N. H., Philip Green
berger Of Glens Falls, p W. Iulhan
and p. NJ Holland Of Rutland were
among the Thursday guests at the
Putnam house.
Members Of the Fortnightly are re-
minded that TIE annua meeting will
be held tomorrow afternoon. There
are several very important matters
Of business to be disposed Of and a
subject Of vital interest to the club to
be discussed, SO that it Is impera-
tive that every one, that has at
heart the interest Of the Fortnir, tly
be present Following the business
meeting Mrs. Arthur Elliot will in
terpret Shaw's "Androcles and the
Lion.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Fine finnan haddie at the Check
crime
A. S. Davis was in Troy Thursday
on business.
New Dbl stuffed olives al tie
Checkerline
Albert Smith was in Troy Thursday
afternoon and evening
Home cured ham and Canadian ba-
con at the Checkerline.*
Don't forget tle big dish sale at
Garreau and Belanger's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Kinney of New
York are visitors in Benn ngton.
Miss Leda Vachon is confined to
her home on Bradford street by i'll
ness
Little daisy hams at the Checker
inc.
Mrs. f. T. Wheeler, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks, is con-
valescng.
Fine home pork and veal at the
Checkerline.
Mrs. Lester II. Nichols re.lrned
last night from a visit with relatives
in New Haven.
Live and boiled lobster and fresh
boiled shrimp at the CheckeTline. I"
Emerson shoes for men, several
styles, black and mahogany. special
$500 at Novecks. 1872
Extra fine poultry at the Checker.
line.
Childrens dancing classes both
morning and afternoon, Saturday, in
me Welfare club rooms
A wonderful, tantalizing, fascinat
ing Norma you'll see in Loves Re.
demption," starring Norma Talmadge
Opera house tonight and tomorrow
night
Extra quality beef at the Checker.
line. Try a fancy chuck or rib
roast.
At st. Peters CHURCH tonight at
1870 there will be Evening Prayer
and sermon By the Rev A. j. Drew,
Rector o St Luke's church, Cam.
bridge, ~ Y
FreG' sausage at the Checker.
line
Mrs j. j. Williams, who has been
spending a few days with her son
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs L. w. vii
liams, returned today to her home in
Montpelier
Jelly rolls and cup cakes Checker.
line
Lee " Hawley of Petersburg, Va,
Anthony Cassano of Burlington. j. T.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07

investment, Of course, but 1t is sure
and almost Immediately enhances
farm values.
More helpful taxation laws would
also be Of great benefit to the propri-
etors Of our timber areas, the present
system, If actually enforced, making
It frankly improbable for an owner
to let timber stand until full matu
rity. Taxation as real estate will
practically eat up the owners profits,
the tax checking off the growth.
Rational tax laws, supervision, edu.
cation, seedlings at cost, state forest
object lessons and the encourage
ment Of private enterprises IN forest
restoration seem to be about all the
state can do for forestry at present.
1t IS not very much, and it is not
keeping pace with wood consumption
and deserves to be commended.
incidentally, too, something o. the
same sort for the other activities of
the department and without such
heavy expense to the taxpayer ought
to be put In effect The state must
restrict its supervision, etc, and run
less to paternal encouragement of
this and that deserving enterprise If
we are to reduce taxes according to
the welnigh universal demand.
Forestry and agriculture are at
the very foundation of the state i
prosperity and progress, but they
ought to get along on a commonsense
basis Of seli.help or help from privat,
association. rather than at such
heavy expense of the general tax
payer. Rutan Herald
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
sIamsss Nation Of Gamblers.

Everybody CANDLES in Siam. When
you go out for golf at the Royal Sports
club, your caddy bets with Your OPP
pouent's caddy on your game. And
v your game is not So good as it
should be, your caddy will deity pick
up your ball with his toes, unless YOU
watch him, and carry 1t Just a little
hit farther than you were able TO
drive it.-From the Heuycnly-Royal
City Of Siam. by Florence Burgess
Mcehan, In Asia Magazine.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
MeIba Couldn't Do It.

Tho latest Melba yarn has Il that
the song-blrd turned up unexpectedly al
a charity cafe-chantant and the hon.
organizer In doing the amiahle nearly
fen over herself Everyone wants to
hear you sing badly" she burblcd.
"Then they won't" said the dame.
because I can't"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
Fl. b. HUTCHINS

Real Estate ana Insurance Agency
IlIave Properrv TarmR and Small
Pi1ces on OutRide a Speciality
Rents COLLECTED and Properly cared for.
FIRE Insurance
M Main Street BenRiREtOR, VI
Telephone D5-W.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


FOR SALE--Chcvrolet touring car,
as good as new. Can be seen at 1851
North street. Israel Laflamme 79t2"
FOR SALE Antique furniture in
Guiding Henlenwhite table and bu-
reau; also Windsor chairs and old
glassware. T. W. Tiffany Cambridge,
~ Y. 79t12
FOR SALE-l920 Harley Sport Mo-
torcycle IN excellent running condi-
ton, re-cnameled brewster green),
full equipment. Frank sAlielkc, Park
street ext. tel. 407-W 79t6"
FOR SALE-Baby carriage in good
condition Price reasonable. Tele-
phone 565-R. 79t6*
WANTED-Middle aged woman for
general housework Can t0-M 79t2"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-04-07

The Super Six
Motor, pate MED
and exclusive to
Hudson, gives
qualities of en-
duranCe and per-
Torrance, only
Hudson owners
may have.
The price $3.50
delivered.
THE BENNINGTON GARAGE
j.. w Williams.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
DEsDE BAyAMoN

DON LEoNCIO LLANESA:- Els
te estimado amigo, duefo de la merce-
Tfa La Nueva Europa, ha regresado
de- viejo continente, despues de per
manecer ALI durante algunos meses, vi
sitando a sus parientes.
La negada del Sr. Ldanesa ha sido
celebrada cordia.mente por sus hume
rosos amigos, que siempre lie han apre-
ciado por su noble proceder y caracter
bondadaso.
Nuestro saludo de bienvenida pa
IA tan excelente amigo,
DE cORREoS.- En- varias ocasio-
res hemos intentado, por considerable
6e interss pdblico. hablar acerca del
NAL servicio que viene prestando la off.
Gina de correos de esta poblaci6n.
Nunca habiamos querido hacer pd-
hlica nuestra queia, porque esperaba-
mos que ell NAL fuera corregido. Ese
dia no ha Hegado Y Ell actual estad, !,
de cosas marcha cada vez peor.
t'uando sIguna persona tiene que So
licitar paquetes, Sc We obligada es-
rerar largo ratio, pnse Ell personal esta
(Ccntinda on Ia pagina 6a.l
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
DEsDE SABANA GRANDE

Con motive de haber sido nombrado
maestro principal de las escuelas don
Alfonso Ramirez, visitamos SUI oficina
con objeto de obtener alguna informa-
cion referente al programa que pondra
en- practica.
Despues de habernos recibido con la
cortesia con que sabe correspondent a
todos, ell sr. Ramirez nos manifesto,
eiitre otras cosas, que habia dado or
denes al conserje para que mantuviera
l;mpios el patio los a.rededores de la
oscuela, ordenando tambien la ccmpra
Gie filtros l
He dado 6rdenes-continu6 dicien.
doros-para que los maestros pidan a
cada nino que traiga un vase para el
uso exclusive de cada uno. Es mi pro-
r6sito introducir ciertss mejoras, aun.
cue tendre que hacerlo gradualmente
Lo primero sera celebrar conferencias
el liltimo viernes de cada mes, sobre
temas de moral, en- las cuales tomara
rarte Ell comisionado de instruction
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
DEsDE cAYEY


ABSUELTOS.- En- la corte Ee Dis
trito de Gusyama fueron absueltos Ra-
fael Aponte Juan Nepomuceno Gar
cia scusados de un supuesto delito de
homicidio voIuntario. L,evaba la defer
sa el Lcdo. Fernandez Garcia.
Felicitamos al reputado abogado POI
sn triunfo professional.
sUsPENDIDo:- Con motive de Ia
lluvia fue susperdido Ell anunciado de
safio de base ba,r' entire las novenas
"All Coamo" de Coamo, "Nuevc
Plata de esta localidad.
FL encuentro Sc llevara efecto e
domingo
CON LICENCIA:-- Ia empezado g
disfrutar de I'm mes de hcencia la &C
iiva telegrafsta de esta poblaci6n Sc
fora Eloisa Calder6n vda. de Garcia.
Con tai motive ha ocupado tempora
rlente su cargo la Srta. Lupercia Cor
zalez, de Salinas.
Ell CoRREsPoNSAL.
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Policia Insular n1mero 318
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
NoTAs EscoIAREs DE JUNcos

LA FIESTA DEF ARBoL:-A pc
sar de la mucha lluvia, qued6 regular
mente lucida la celebration del ''Dia
del Arhol' Sc procedi6 la siembra
de ci.lcncnta arbolitos de quinientos
que fueron pcdidos la Estaci6n Ex-
perimenta, de Mayagiiez para ser sem
brados en- las escuelas de todo ell dis
f5rito. Estos arbolitos fueron blanta-
dos en- los terrenos donde Sc levantara
en- breve nuestro maiestuosp edificio
escolar. Ell honorable Comisionado de
Servicio Publico cedi6 al sefior inspec-
tor cerca de cuarents, protectores que
hsbis Ell "a plaza de recreo para pro-
teger los aludidos arbolitos, que en- no
,ejano tempo han de contribuir al EN-
bellecimiento de los terrenos pertene-
cientes al edificio, los que asimismo
nos ofreceran deliciosa sombra. Ell CO.
mercio contribuy6 tambien con barri-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
MANATIENAS

Con motive de I'm torneo de be.lez9
verifcado entire los salones de las Es-
cuelas P1bhcas de Manati. Sc nombro
TN Jurado de entidades de este pueblo
para que asignase diferentes premios
consissente en- objetos de arte, que
para ese fin regaiaron los centros socia
les, Casino Espanol, Casino Puertorri
queho, Sociedad de 'Arte y Amor,
teatro 'Cervantes" y "Atenas".
Resolvi6se pues, celebrarse una fes-
t. que result6 soberbia, seg1n opinion
6e los ''amateurs'' versados en- Ia
materia, cuya fiesta hara epoca en-
los fastos de la historic de esta urbe
El teatro "Cervantes'' pareciase con
su profusion de vsriadas flores. uno
de aque.los fantasticos hermosos jar.
dimes de la morisca Alhambra una
Valencia EN- miniature. Ell coliseo es-
taha de bote en- bote. Todo4 Ell claustro
de profesores con sus aventajados alum
nos y un ninero considerable de da-
mas y cabslleros, dabanle mayor rea,-
ce y esplendor al festival de referen
oia. Ell ilustrado DR.. Susoni, de Are
cibo que accidentalmente Sc encontra-
ba aquf, felicit6 efusivamente al id6-
REQ y competente Jurado. ell cual es-
taba integrado por los honorables Sc
flores Teodomiro Taboas Gandara, DR.
Alexandra otero, y DR.. Carde, por sus
actuaciones. Los organizadores del men
cionado acto deben sentirse satisfechos
de su esplendida labor, la que induda-
blemente alcanza hasta los Casinos
enunciados. los dos teatros, Sociedad
antes senalada.
Adjudication de premios: Primeros
premios: Escuela Hostos. Segundo Ora
Go: Maestro Dolores Rio.
Segundo grado: Maestro la inteligen
te y sin par Lupita Soneira.
Escuela Grant Noveno grado: Pro.
fesora Bertha Herfurth.
s5pt.no grado: Maestro Ricardo Ra-
1-.
scgtndos premios.- Escuela Hostos.-
Primer grado: Maestro Olympia Ro-
6riguez.
Escuela Foch: Primer grado: Macs
ira Rosalina Ramos. Tercer grado "a
sortear); Maestro Francisco Miranda.
Escuela 'Juan Ramon Ramos.
cuarto grado: Maestro Carmen r MI
fiez.
Escuela Betances: segundo grado:
Maestro Josefna Rodriguez.
Escuela Grant: Octave grado: Profe
sora Mrs. sepulveda.
Quinto grado: Professor Jose Olmedo.
Escue,a de Ciencias Domestias: Di-
rectora Carmen Rodriguez.
Nuestra c&lida felicitaci6n los ini-
ciadores de la fiesta, la que ternin6 a
las custro de la tarde de aver, con Ell
aplauso unanime de los asisteItes.
CoRRESPoNSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07

La piel de los infantes es tierna. Echess
nm POGO de este maravilloso polvo anti
septico Y sanativo en- ell aqua v6ase
como el nilo disfruta su banjo. Los
Banos diarios con el MU-COL protegen la
piel ielicada contra el sarpulido, las
eTupciones y otras Intermediates peligrosas.
Ell MU-COL es sanativo, calmante v
agradable. Los Doctores en- todas parties
de los Estados Unidos de America 10 re-
eomiendan como ell antiseptico mas e6ci.
ente para las nadres y los bebes. Conser-
vese siempre I'm paquete disponible. So
quedara encantado con los muchos bene.
fcios que Sc derivan de su uso diario. .
Sc recomienda ,;iempre para u trata-
miento de la Leucorrea, las Secreciones
de NAL Caracter, la Ulceraci6n y la De-
preston del Utero para cualquiera de las
1ebilidades uterinas cronicas de las mu-
Aeres.w De Venta en- Todas las BOticas. .,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
VOCES DE- la GALE
San Juan, P. R.. diciembre 5, 1922.
sonor Felix Matos Bernier,
Dorno d d

San JUAN P. R.. diciembre 5, 1922.
Sefior Felix Matos Bernier,
Ponce, P. R.
Muy distinguido sefor: III
Acabo de leer en- Ell periodico Ell
MUNDo de hoy. su muy importante
articuo tituado s'IComo Wlvir ASH,
relacionado con ell cuerpo de pohcia.
Me tomo la iibertad de dirigirle es-
tas humildes Ineas para felicitar,o por
tan buen trabajo, que tanto me afecta
a mi, pues en- la actualidad soy uno
de esos que tienen que luchar bajo sol.
aqua v serene, para ganar un misero
salario, que apenas 81 nos da para GU
brir nuestras necesidades. En- verdad
que carecemos de una buena institu-
ci6n que nos proteja en- case de enfer-
medad, etc.
Su articulo ensefia mucho v ojala que
Il lleve al amino del Gobierno de la
Isa, la necesidad de desarrollar 81 gran
idea para que en- no lejanos dfas ten
gamos ZEN Puerto Rido una Insttu-
!cion que proteja a los policias que
prestan largo eficiente servicio.
De usted respetuosamente,
Oscar RODRIGUEZ,
Policia Insular nlmero 318,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07

sr. Negr6n Collaao, quien tiene los me-
lores deseos para la escuela.
Todas las mananas, ademas del him
no nacional, ternin6 diciendo, la ban
Ga escolar tocara a;gl,nas piez7s, 10
que dara mas animation la escuela
y contribuira a que los ninos esten mas
alegres.
Nos completeness en- felicitar al Sr.
Negr6n Coliazo por tan acertado nom
Eramiento, asi como al Sr. Ramirez, a
cuien deseamos toda clase de 6xitos.
Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07
NOtaS de la isla

les para e, mismo prop6sito. Los 81
guientes comerciantes nos regalaron un
bilen numero de ellos: seflores Tomas
Principe, Mulero. Cintr6n, Fernandez,
herntanos Torres. Falero otros que
sentimos no recordar. Ell cuidado de
diehos arbolitos quedara cargo de
dos nifios por cada uno, ademas de un
sefor que vive por aquellos alredores,
auien recibira una gratificacion mensual
per atender ,os mismos.
CONSTITUTION DEL TEAM EsCo-
LAR t''THGS ':-Haas constituido
este team de la manera siguiente: Pro
sesor Jose Bmtrago, capitan. Demas
miembros: Cuillermo Barreras, Benig
no Barreras, Juan Avalo Juan Jime-
neg, Victor Jim6nez. Delfin Cintr6n,
Jose Lopez, Ramon Fonseca, Antero
Reyes, Julio Manuel, Jose Caballero,
Antonio Molina, Pablo Roldan, Rafa'e
Vega y Rafael Rodriguez. Esta escolar
organization Sc hara de un magnifico
euuipo Sc preparara para desafiar q
,ualquier team escolar de Ia isla.
81 ''THGs' esta integrado por entu-
dastas fanaticos del deporte peloteril.
"a sociedad de Juncos esta de pace
mes. Gozara nueva vida.
REPRESENTATIVES A LA AsAM-
BLEA GENERAL DE MAESTRoS:
Han sido va nombrados por esta Lo-
.al los enthusiasts senores Oscar Porra-
"a Doria y Jose Buitrago, representan-
es a la asambiea general de maestros
eue Sc verifcara Ell navidades en- la
opulosa urbe del sur, Ponce. Iran ellos
impulsar la reelection del senior Sc
es, presidente actual de la Asocia-
ion. Entendamos que es 6l Ell mejor
Iansado efectuar una efectiva obra
por suel6o durante la proxilna reunion
de la Legislature por la Recommendation
que posee relacionada con Ell sentir de
los Iegis adores respecto al aumento de
sueIdo de los maestros. Els nuestro otro
candidate Ell sefor Celestino Benitez,
siempre que ell sefior Se'l6s no acepta-
Sc una nueva nomination.
GLASSES A LOS MAEsTRos RURA-
IES:-Se reunen estes todos los saba
dos en- la escuela Tomas Hernandez
reciben c ases seniullaies en- las 81.
guientes asignaturas: aritmctica, his
toria. agriculture, fisiologia hygiene,
espafiol e ingles, materias que estan
cargo de los maestros que menciona-
remos: sefiora Duchesre senores
Porrata, Martinez vazquez, Dean, Bull
trago Quidgley. Sc preparan estos
n!aestros para los examenes de macs
tros graduados do ingles que han de
verifcarse Ell pr6ximo abril. Les au-
guramos esplendido 6xito, dado el en-
tusiasmo que entire clos reina.
Reportero ESCoLAR.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-12-07

Produeto aleman solicitelo G @. p. a
Box Ioo Yauco, p. Il. 81 G. soamente.
HI uejor regalo para nilas en- epoca de
Navjdades Para sgentes y comerciaEtes
doc. pOr sa.oo. Instrucciones para 81
mar ejo. al recibirlo.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
DOCTORS INTERESTED
IN CHIROPRACTIC BILL


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Here Is a Queer Poker
Story From Out West

san Francisco. Caiif. Fcb. 10
Complaint 81 an american shat a
Chinese had papi BIS poker dcft.
fu a game ~ Ierrngtau. Ecv.
with raised Bill, led o. an inycs,f-
CATION shat iudicatcli q Piu1e To-
dian had altered fhc currency
WITH a Whitfield stick auf Hrr
pains. according 60 a report tlfa
hy 81. ~. Nshc. secret service ea-
vc-trgatDr. 60 Thomas p Foster.
rHicf 90 she government secret
service bureau here. 81 poker s.
a lcgalized game in Nevada. Pos
ter sad. the complaint against
Tire & hinc-c haf o. fe fuve-f,gsf
ed Charlie Young. ne Chinese.
q Duf pu Sl0U iaT m a rhar-
90 possessing rai-~f currency.
Foster -aid. rflle TIRE Iu,I-a-
}udv Dick. s. rr iai az Rem. .n n
charge 81 alferirZ rhe bis F1--.
Ter declared that although IRE
am"rnt II money involved va
ouly a few dollar. The job wa
vel done. hearing 900 evidence o e
trc cruf-tv af TIE instrument
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DAIRY COW HONOR
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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16

Try a. I now feel fine and can Do nv
housework without any trouble az all
Gou can use this letter Tor the sake Of
others II You wish. - Mrs. WELDON G.
HATFIELD. T. r 2. Sabiua. Ohio.
Housewives make 2 great mistake in
allowing themselves ~ becomes 50 weak
and nervous that Il Is TcIl-nigh irnpos-
sible for them n attend % their neces-
sary household duties.
Lydia 2 PinkhaTn's Vegetable Com
pound should he taken when you first
notice such symptoms as nervousness.
backache. weakness and irregularity. Il
VII help Won and prevent more serious
tro.1ble. Give i a fair trial IL surely
helped Mrs Hatfield. justss ithas many,
many other women.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-16
Say. Mellon In o@ee Illegally

Washington. Feb 10 Secr~ta-
rs Mellon IS Hol,lIrfg the office oi
Secretary 0f thc Treasury ~ VI
oIstiou 20 tic laws and can be ar
rested Tor retaining the place u
anyone sees IT t0 swear 0rt a
warrant charging hiu with the
offcusc. Senator Watson. Demo
crat. Georgia. declared ~ the
Senate late Wedue sday. The
law which Mr. Mellon j. vioiat-
ing. Senator Watson said. pro-
hibit> the Secretary Of the Treas
ury from engaging III any kind
81 business or commerce.