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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Drop of Mercury
Recalls Opercoat
Temperature No,u Is Sug-
gcStire OF Last Fin
terS Carme nts.

Look out for tho odor OF moth
balls.
The temperature for the past few
days hase suggested ovcrcoats. And
everybody recognizes the aroma that
accompanies last winters rag that
has just been extracted FROM it's
summer hiding place.
No matter how neat the garment
appears. II It was tucked away last
spring II is bound to smell OF moth
balls. and that odor stamps IL is :,
"hoid-over." No chance OF making
your friends believe YOU are wear
Ing new coat IL the moth bali has
slept in ii several months.
|: old mercury drops many moro
degrees the overcoat must make it's
appearance. And i: it continues its
descent as persistently as IL has
since last Sunday. ii viii reach the
orercoat point IN Il few days. AL
ready blankets have been brought
into service 10 make the nights com
Portable.
Tho temperature yesterday was at
one time 10 degrees below normal for
September %. The maximum was 60
degrees The minimum was As. while
the normal temperature FOR TIM,
date is Us. And 10 degrees is some
change"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
.HOLsTON CONFERENCE
MEETS At BRISTOL
Great Methodist Gathering Is
Addressed by DR.. W. S.
Ncinhbors.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BRISTOL VA. Sept. 26.-Dr. W. s.
NciGhbors, OF Chattanooga. tonight
made the opening address at tho an
nual session OF the lIoIstou confer
encc OF the Methodist church. South
Who sessions are being held at the
Mary Street Methodist Church. The
conference proper Will open to,nor-
row morning. when Bishop Edwin ID
Mouzon, OF Nashville. will make an
address
Moro than 900 delegates and
preachers from all parts Of tho con-
ference have already arrived, and
loo or more OF them are expected TO
com" tomorrow.
1t was announced late tonight that
preparations had been made for the
conference 10 come to "a close early
next week. possibly Monday. Tho
Sunday-school board VIII meet to-
morrow night.
Today WAS spent for tho most part
in organization for the arrival ana
entertainment Of the delegates. Five
hundred homes In the city have been
thrown open 10 the visitors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
.BAPT|STs OF NORFOLK
DISTRICT IN SESSION
Association Hears Plea for
Better Cooperation in Dry
Law Enforcement.
IBy Associated press.l

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 26-Thc an
nuM convention Of tho District As
sociaticn OF tho Baptists of this sec-
ton opened this morning at Free
mason Baptist Church with an un-
usually large attendance.
officers for the year were elected
as follows:
w. Frank Robertson. moderator:
Rev. w. NJ. Vines. vice moderator.
ana w. L. L. Shepherd. secretary
treasurer. Among the prominent
visitors introduced n, tho morning
sessic n were DIR. J. w. Cammnck and
Frank I. Crump. of Richmond. pr.
james b. Crift, president OF Averctt
College. Daurille: David Hepburn.
superintendent of the An:i-Saioon
League of Richmond: Rev J. W. sim
mons. Mathews County: Rev. l.. T.
Paulettc. Holland. Va. and &. W.
Scarborough. OF Franklin, Va
The temperance report. read by pr
Il. l.. Dudley. of Norfolk. was follow
ed by strong plea Ivy pr. Hepburn
for law enforcement. Or. IIcphurn
declared that people who think pro-
hibition Will enforce ltsc!. are badly
mistaken. He expressed commeuda-
ton of the recent amendment TO the
Mapp act. providing for ccmpcnsa-
often risk their lives In the exercise
OF their duty. lie urged the church
members to cooperate with the po-
lice authorities In enforcing the law.
Speaking Of world wide rrohihi-
ton. which is a part OF the Anti
saloon Leagues program. he said
that forty American brewers are
doing business In China. and that a
constant stream of liquor is pouring
INTO Africa from variou sEGroy"au
countries. The platform OF world
wide prohibition. he said. is one Of
the greatest missionary agencies in
thc world.
y. NJ Burfoot. of rcntrcss Va
submitted a plea for adequate pro
trct!on for ngcn ministers OF the de-
nomination.
Womcn's work and missions will
be the subjects OF discussion Wcdnes-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
SAYS CONSTITUTION
COSTS 1000. 600

Continued From First PaHc)
10 change the existing statutes 10
conform t. whatever changes were
made by the constitutional convcn-
ton. and IL Was roughly estimated
that IL would take ri least eighteen
ms nths' time, in view OF the fact
that the 1902 changes nccessitatcd
sessions % the LEGISLATURE extend
ing through the best part OF three
years. The combined cost, then. If Il
constitutional convention would he
more than Sl0O0.000.
''Nirg inia is not ready for a CON
siitutlonal convention" said JChu W.
Hancock. OF Roanoke. who was in the
city yesterday on business. MIR. Ham
cock Is general manager of the Roa-
nokc Railway ana Power Company.
and OF the LyHchburE Traction Com
pany. and is regarded as one Ct the
best business mon in that section OF
the State. Sentiment in my section
of the state is against Tn. holding
of u constitutional convention" said
MIR. Hancock.
Lieutenant Governor !. l.. Yves, is
strongly against holding a constiiu-
tionnl convention At this time. and
members OF III" state Democratic
Central Committee who were here
that body. said sentiment in their
sections oi the state WAS not favor
able to the proposition.
SR!s brunswick for II.
Major Marvin Smlthcy. member q
The iinuS" al Delegates from Eruns-
wick County. patron of tho rcSulu-
;iou calling for a vote in November
on tn" adv stability OF holding "a con-
stitutional convention. says there is
an lnslStcnt demand On the part of
his constituents Tor u constitutional
convention 10 correct some of the
evils IN State government which now
prevail, and which prevent the con
Sol!dation or abolition OF certain bu-
r.auS and departments fer the pur-
pose OF efficiency and economy.
II is believed that the question Will
hc thoroughly thrcShcd ont during
the few weeks between now and
election day. November :. so that tn.
vote for ur against the convention
Will be that OF an Intelligent public
fully acquainted with the merits and
ccmcrtts OF the proposition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
RUSSIA DEMANDS
FULL RECOGNITION
IN NEAR EAST PACT
Moscow Warns Against IT,
noring lis Interests in
Dar0ancllcs.
SOVIET OFFICIALS SAY
GREAT WAR THREATENS
Charge Made Allies Have Con
sidcrcd Only Their Own
Advancement.
icy Associated Press. |

MOSCOW. Sept. %6.-Sov:ct Russia
in note addressed to England.
France, Italy, Greece. RunanIa
JuEo-Slav!a. Bulgaria and Egypt,
proposing an immediate conference
designed 20 ind a solution OF the Near
East situation, warns the European
powers against ignoring the intctusts
Of those countries directly Interested
ia The freedom OF the Dardanelles.
The note, which VAS dispatched by
Acting Foreign Minister Karakhan.
declares that. as none @: the Eu
"opean powers is taking proper steps
20 prevent developments which APP
pear likely 10 draw the entire series
~ countries addressed into war. the
Soviet government considers that
only an Immediate and powerful in
trrvcntion can localizc the affair and
possibly save Southeastern Europe
from new outbreak OF bloodshcd.
Turkish Sovereignty Issue.
THE Soviet government" says the
note. considers the basis OF events
ln the Near East hinges on one aues-
lion. which is recognition for tho
Turkish peoples right to the actual
restoration % Turkish sovcrcign;y
oNc" the Turkish capital OF Cons,an-
!noplc ana tho Straits.
The freedom OF the Straits" ths
lio't continued. rs necessary pri-
MARTY 10 the Black Sea powers. 20
:ussia ana her allied republics and
q" Turkey, these countries embracing
ias greater part OF the Black Sea
coast"
Ihe note details the Russo-Turkish
agreement OF 1871. which declared FOR
me international status of the Straits
Tor trading purposes. About the tome
shlS agreement was reached. /; adds.
ne victorious powers o! the World
Wa AaG recognized only their own
interests SO far as the Straits We're
'"n"crncd, disregardins Russia alto
other.
nh" note roItcratcs that Russia
"Ii! refuse TO recognize any agree
".ni unless She is "A party to the
70. .l!vMt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

elgn office. In an official statement
to-day. confirmed news from Con-
stantinoplc that General Pcllc. the
French high commissioner in tina,
city. and Admiral Dumcsnii. tho
commander of tho French forces IN
Near East waters. had satisfied
themselves that there was nothing
TO justify the holding OF the Turks
responsible for the hurnin. oil
Smyrna.
admiral Dumcynil also invcsti-
gated the charges that the Turks
poured Kerosene Ia the houses and
streets ana found them false Both
General pclle and the admiral
found that number Of Turk ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Synthetic Champagne
Costs rs; Brings $40
tBy United Ncws.I

NEW YORK, Sept 2G.-Some
genius with Il gift for moonshin-
Ing and chemistry is manufactur-
Ing synthetic champagne in New
York ut s1.75 4 quart. which goes
To the ultimate consumer along
broadway at prices ranging as
hiEh as $40.
The discovery was made by John
-. Applcby, zone chief enforce
mcnt officer. who has refused the
makers application for the re-
lease of still wines ustcnSihly for
lcSitimatc trade. hut who IS un-
able 10 make an arrest AS yet
lacking sufficient evidence.
The base of the champagne" is
either apple cider or still white
wine. 20 which the spurious
sparkle Is Impaired 10y "cnrbona-
ton"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
New star pnwns On Horizon.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sopl. 26.--Oliver
MoroscO Mitchell. better known as
"Olivcr Morosco." play producer. to-
day announced a new star had
dawncd on the theatrical horizon
Ey that he meant that he and Mrs.
Morosco late sunday became the
parents Of a baby girl. Guests al
the s. Francis Hotel. where the
Moroscgs arc living. and where ne
little cooling Thespian il At present
tho only baby. paid their homage in
a n.lMEr OF 'lnMnrs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
LIBRARY MEASURE
Is GIVEN APPROVAL
CONTINUED From Firs, pare,

co'i'inueu FROM f!rSt Fage)
u hospital under cNCluSiV, CUnt,.l Cf
the cI'y. nj which AL who were able
10 pay should uc required L. pay
Whatever thcy could, while thnS" who
u"""ic l" Pat! should receive
ue'''"c'I free. ho'h c"unc.ln: en-
,,,,id na ,., ahho"neci they
mr.s ~ ,,,.,.,i,i acts AM lif :
Inc nurs,iom 49,, 40 "h"h
action. N' -0' rue.
t,c. IN S,,h,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Far, sucpc.r Die. in England.

LONDON, Sept. &c. - Earl spencer.
one OF the largest landowners In
Great Britain. died today. lie owned
1900 acres. and Was the sixth Earl
Spencer. His son. Albert Edward
John Spencer. who was Il captain In
the World War. viii succeed TO the
title. Earl Spencer had been lord
chamberlain in the royal household.
He sat In the House OF Commons MS
Liberal member from North North
amptonshirc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Miss Margaret Wilson
Complainant in Court
Try Assncln,cl proasl

NEW YORK. Sept. 26.-Miss
Margaret Woodrow Wilson.
daughter OF former President
wilson. appeared in Essex stree.
Court today as the complainant
asains, William Cook. negro win
dow cleaner. whom she charged
with having stolen Il 500 gold
watch and curtain and curtain
rods worth $i6 from her apart
n.nt. In Greenwich Village.
MISS Wilson. who told the cour;
she was student. declared that
tho articles disappeared after
Cook cleaned the windows o. her
apartment.
She was accompanied to cour,
by Miss Colo. a friend.
Cook was rcmandod I'm 81 ono
bail for action by tho grand Jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
TROOPS
PREPARE TO FIGHT
FOR NEUTRAL ZONE
Continued From First Page.

'NOntlnucu FROM FIRST fagc.D
Precautions To prevent disorders in
the capital have also been rcdoublcd.
But some relief Is felt over the ar
rival at Chanak OF British reinforce
mcnts and tho announcement tina,
additional units We're on the way to
conS;anTin0plc from Malta These
consist Of destroyer notilla and
two light cruisers. which are en-
pcc;"d tn reach here with all dis
patch.
Tho statement BY Major General
Mnuric" tho British military cx-
pert who is usually IA severe critic.
thar the british forces could holh
chanak. tho key position OF tho
Dardaucllcs. against any Nationalist
attempt. is highly encouraging and
accepted here as voiCing the opinion
Of the officers in general.
Cnu Hold Position.
we are prepared" hc said. We
can prevent the Turks from cross
ing the straits and invading Thracr.
Constnn;'noplc."
Another body OF Il thousand Turk
ish cavally crossed tho neutral zone
from Rieha today. This movement
Is like that At Ercn Kcui. apparent
~ concentrated before the rcccip,
O: the allied note.
The fire which broke on. in Con.
stantinop!c shortly after 10 o'clock
last night. causing Intense excite
mcDt and fears that an attempt was
being made to burn the capital. wa!
controlled after Il light OF two hours
The blaze originated from nm un-
known cause In the PriI .IniH Musi,
Hall. on one OF the main thorough.
fares. The audience was Stampedcd
terror stricken. \ general alarm
brought; I" the scene all tho avail
abb" salvage corps and the allied
aud American sailors helped rcscu,
tho excited spectators hnd the DC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Refuses 10 Admit Russia.

Icy ASsWClHted PrcsS
LONDON. Sept. 26.-Thc British re-
ny TO the demand Of Russia 10 be
'HcihGcd in the proposed conference
az Venice will hc that this confer
nc" is continuation &c the confer
enc" ihat resulted IN \the treaty OF
'-'NT,a, u was stated in official circles
pa"E on TINS ground Russia is in
"ainissibi" il IS declared in Foreign
Office circles
In regard to the control OF the
straits. they will Sa confined TO the
league OF nations, and all that will
De necessary for Russia TO do to share
an their usefulness will he 10 become
civilized ana Join the league, Il, was
stated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
FANORS NEW EMBLEM
FOR THE DEMOCRATS
IBy Associnted Press. i

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Sept. &c.
When asked his opinion Of the
proposed change of the emblem OF
The Democratic party from the
donkey to the Goddess OF Liberty.
proposed by the Missouri State
Democratic convention. cordcll Hull.
national chairman. said that this
Was the first he had heard OF the
proposed change. but believed II
would be good idea.
MIR. nun opened his campaign for
election to Congress at Dayton yes
tCrha..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
IInn Nc,, nonus I'LL.

DAVENPORT. IOWA. Sept. 2G.-An
other national bonus bill Will he
passed within three months. Hanforl
MacNidcr. national commander OF the
american Legion, said here today
lie announced that plans were to
have bills In the Mouse and S"nat.
mn"diatcly upon their RECOMMENDING
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
AMERICA FANORS
ALLIED CONDITIONS
FOR TURK PEACE
CONTINUED Erom FLrs, rngel

CONTINUED From First fREe)
ana RearAdnirai Bristol a. Con-
stant!nople will. without question. he
able TO advise tho Kemalis: repre-
sentative there quite Gully Of the
American attitude.
There also IS little question tina,
Sir Auckland GcdGc- British am.
bassador, in his long conf.yenco yes
tcrday with Mr.. Hughes, f.ceivra q
clear impression ur Nincr.cau an
prevail of tho al!icd peace proposals
in 50 far a the uontcrritur!al points
are involved. WAat further impress
sion NJ may have formed as to Amer
lean willingness TO join ia uegotia-
ton OF IN" PROPOSED treaty has not
There was Mn statement to Nc oh
tanned a the state Department. how-
ever. which seemed 10 :orcshUdow
that course
Has k"rt out Of Conference.
IhnS lar tn" American government
has not participated in any treaty
negotiations arising from tho war
EXCEPT where IL was Itself beili-
g"reut turkey and the United
states never were at war and tne
treaty ~ S"ros. rejected hy the
AnGora government. and which The
Venice pact Is proposed to supplari.
was framed without American par
uc!patipn. l. IS a fact, however.
-" ~ ''.' treaty me h!ted states
VS. named IS on" u he r5N'ers I"
SHNl re- ~ administration OF the neu-
,i-l =" z"i' Co.! ih' straits the treaty
Mou.o "'No 'f""''a. 1he Washing
tom government was not consulted by
the treaty ;cgu;Iaiers before +. was
''c' 49,. ~ Inns tf5up "i !oweTs.
- -. ~! o'''i' '.."'l"h to any a.
~" "'' Nt'"" h'h IN inc
M arse IRON me
""u % I'uSs'"H a"F''' authorities
.'t>.. ~ 'he DESIGNATIONS
,,arl sn..,,t '""t DC
"a" ~ SH''!i in invitation 20 TIA"
'',t'a 70 he tni'ea
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
Reinforcement. Arr,v,nx
By Tho Associa,cd pr...

NADIA. sept 26.--The British
light cruisers Ceres. carysror. and
calcdon and tho third torpedo boat
destroyer nOtilla have orders 10
leave tonight for Constantiuoplo
The fntilla will be accompanied bv
the torpedo boat dcstroycrs Rock
at. Tuscan and Tribune and ono.
submarine. Tho British dreadnau-h,
Centurion arrived hero today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

GERS and men had been wounded by
bombs and hand Ircnadcs thrown
from hOiacs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

cupants OF nearby buildings. SO far
as could be asccrtained there WAS
no loss of life.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27
BRITAIN STILL HOPEFUL
kEMAL WILL DIRECT
TROOP WITHDRAWAL

Continued From First Page.)
mcnts during the progress OF the ne
gotiations and, although II is very
generally believed that Renal is not
DESTROYS OF provoking conflict. APP
prchensions viii continue until tho
invading cavalry rc,!res.
No formal Cabinet councils arc be-
ing held here. but the ministers and
defense experts are meeting daily at
the Colonial ONCE dealing with mill
tary Questions and arrangements FOR
removing refugees from Smyrna.
AnEora Wants Its Allie. Admitted.
tu;il k"mal's reply IS received
there VIII hc no di;m!nut:on in tho
war preparations. and, according to
kcnals aid, Essad hey, tho Aueora
Eovcrnncn; viii insist upon IL" ad-
mission OF Russia. Persia and Bull
garIS TO the conference. Their. Will
be many difficulties to overcome be
fore the conference actually meets.
Little Is knC WI here OF the a,ti-
tuGc 81 Greece Ia Thraca. Eunurs
are published to the effect that tn.
Greek army in Thrace is no more
reliable iham II was IN the Smyrna
region. Nevertheless. the kcmalists
are Directing 10 Greek military ana
uar:'. movements. arguing that such
movements justify keinaIists in con
tinuing their military operations re-
GRrdlcsS OF the conference or ucgo.
tiations ana until the propc sod arm
isticc conference q; Mudania has set
Tied ia" terms. tines" matters Viii
cpntinuc to be disturbing factor
Crisis on In Athens.
Reports through Paris ton!sh, show
hat the ministerial crisis at Athens
has already begun. the Greek gov
crum"rtS refusal to countcnancc q
national ministry. including Vcnizc-
los. having resulted In the rcgls,ra-
lion OF ono minister and others axe
expected u follow
British endorsements were dis
embarked nj Chanak today and fur
Their naval units ar. proceeding 10
Coustautinoplr. Tho home govern
mon, tas i-Gu!sitioncd tho liners
Mauora ami corsicau, both OF the
British registry. as tr"opsnips. aud
they will leave IN few days fp.
tho Near East
one effect OF the crisis viii likely
hc The d!saprcaranc. OF tho sui
tan and Coustantiuoplo government.
Mustapha kemai Will probably be-
com. grand viZicr OF tho united
Turkish administration
Say Turks Did Not Rmrn CITY.
'iy The Associated rrcssJ
PARIS. sept. 2i--Thc French for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-27

Say Turks Did Not Hurn CITY.
Nfy The Associated rrcssJ
nANlS. Scrt. gt.--Thn Frcnch for.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
Il Flaked Soap zObeb meets THE iuboytut satey test

Before you trust your costly fine fabrics
to any soap in any form, doubt naturally
comes up In your mind
is this soap really safe?"
Ask yourself "Woald / be znilzing
10 use fbs soap on my jaee2"
A soap which is too strong for your
lace is naturally too strong for your
delicate and costly garments.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

Ivory Soap clcanses thoroughly without needing
% Be rubbed ii, YET il also ccanscs gently with
our robbing tho skin Of It's natural oil
Daily washing with Ivory Soap and warm water,
followed BY dash Of cold water, IS the very
best cleansing treatment for your skin.
Ivory Soap is both thorough and safe because
il Is pure soap, made Of che very finest in
gredicnts blended into bland, neutral mild
soap of creamy whiteness just such soap as
the best medical zurhoritics recommend Iyory's
difference from All other soaps Is quickly re-
vcalcd after 4 few days Of its ase
PROCTER & GAMBLE
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

aad Gt Wabanf fhgs tbs skis aoald be
d,saa .sad ,pEgh
Il Is easy IL understand, fbv, tbaf if BY mia,sat-
meat % by fbs as ef aasaitabs sop, yoa m
~ ibe pons or ~ m fbe gkaad5, fbee A,tlk
o,gdM nil dsase 10 W0rk pyqbsrly md t,oabk
nil ,gfalk
N order 60 remove dirt from pores and tho
skin surface, soap is necessary, for the dirt that
accumulates there combines with the oil and
cannon be completely removed BY any other
method than soap-and-water washing
Wash feasidly with pure, mild soap and health-
full, refreshing cleanliness will rcsule.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

Ivory Flakes is simply Ivory Soap in fake
form. Of e0a,se it fully meets this impor-
tant safety test
For Ivory Soap, pure, mild, gentle, white
has protected the faces and hands of
millions of women since 1879.
Ivory Flakes offers you real margin of
safsty for cleansing the very finest garments
you own.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12
70 guard your complexion
-led11, these simple facts

Just as Al artist ca work TOO bard On 4 picrnfc
and spoil L, 50 woman can work too hard
% hef complexion and injure il.
How many skin troubles come from TOO much
massage, oyer-nanipu ipulation, improper cleansing.
methods, III the use Of unsuitable soap, only
physicians know
Here arc few simple facts you should know
about your complexion
I'm ikia ,0ar jaes i ffaii IF kiny posss sgtisb
fbsOw of aoisfa,r aHa impurities.
Yasr jaa bas also y maltitads of aldat sasutish
eall sabaaaaW glands ybieb sar,ste asfasai jsh
New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

~ ~K1u1IaH Iu1 NaoxSe
What might ioAk Like undignacd demonssnon BY te
Jolyco amiy reilly Celebration Of MIS- Jolycos eecon 90
the School Board as announced By the evening paper
went into the health pafom and psoissd
that # eecred she would do everything her power % provide
larger and better washrooms sho~srbas and pn of
pure soap for the school children
The papers headline is Mrs Jolyco rloaes ID winner 81
Cake Of Ivory Soap
The New York herald., 1922-07-02
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