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The New York herald., 1922-12-25
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str LA sAvOIE due Dec o5 with mails
from Belgium. British India. czecho-
Slovakia, France. Greece. Italy. Portugal.
Rumania. Spain. Switzerland Turkey and
Yugo-Slavia. Steamer left Havre Dec 49,
Str CARONIA due Dec 20 with nails from
Austria. Belgium. Czecho- -Slovakia. Den
mark. Finland. Germany, Great Britain.
Hungary. Lithuana, Netherlands, Norway
Poland. Rumania. Russia. Sweden and Yugo-
Savia. Steamer left Liverpool Dec 16.
str FINLAND due Dec 90 with mails from
Germany, Great Britain. Hungary Lithuania
Netherlands Norway. Poland. Rumania, Rus
sla. South Africa and Sweden. Steamer left
Southampton Dec 90.
str NoORDAM due Dec 20 with mails from
British f.Idia, Egypt, France. Greece. Italy,
Portugal, Spain and Turkey. Steamer left
Boulogne Dec 20.
ENGLAND-To Ahyssnia, Alden fincluding
clgian Congo fKatanga and Eastern Prov
British India. British Somali-
DIS. Ceylon, Cyprus, Egypt. Egyptian Sudan.
ircssed), Gambia, Gold Coast Colony, Kenya
lta. Murltius. Mesopotamia. New Hebrides
Nigeria, Nyasaland Protcctorate, Palestine.
Timor. Portuguese West Africa. Russia in
except Turkestnn; st. Helena, Santa Cruz
Territory. Tibet. Togoland (Britlsh). Trans
Turkey (Constantinople) end Zanzibar.
FRANCE-To Algeria. Cameroun. Corsica,
1ents In India. French Indo-China (Anuam,
french Post offices in China. French Somai-
r and Upper Nolta), Gabon. Ivory Coast,
ste Marie do Madagascar. Nossibe, Comoro
Mauritania, Middle French) Congo.
.ledonla and dependencies. Niger Territory.
tFrench). Beyrouth. Damascus, Aeppo and
cy (Constantinople and Brusa).
The New York herald., 1922-12-25
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
prcruRER ,5 SAIL WEDNESDAY (Continued).
SAIL MONDAY. DECEMB

SNTT NVNIVHhs DE8t ES7Hf'HsN ~Vs
Eagle. San Francisco. Bkyn...
SAIL TUESDAY. DECEMBER ee.
comanche. Jacksonville. 81 n r.. Noon
La Bourdonnais. Havre. 81 y r.. ii 100 AM
Rio Grande, Bucnos Aires, Bklyn. -
San Giuseppe. Naples. smitm st.
Bklyu -. ....'
Steel Age. Montevdeo, goth 81.
Bklyn .......ss..s....s ........s'
SAIL WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ~.
Alpine Range. Leith, 80 Bklyn. -. -
Estonia, Libau, Bush Docks,
Bklyn ......... 80. -. .s.st.. @iVV fM
The New York herald., 1922-12-25

Anealdo VII. Gibraltar 7th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ASHLAND

ASHLAND. VA. Jan. 1.-THE
Hearts Club was delightfully."- enter
tanned on Friday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. &. Eianton.
Mrs. Conway Coc. o. Washington.
Is visiting her parents. MIR and Mrs.
VI. -. Hart
Miss N"lli" Duncan. az Warrcnton.
Is tn" guest Of her aunt. Mrs x. f..
Blackwell.
Page Lancaster, who has been Wis
ltinE his parents. Rev. and Mrs. Il.
v Lancaster. has returned 10 Nor
iolk, where he ia teaching school
Miss Bland Gary, Of Richmond. was
the recent gncst of friends here
Joseph Potts. Of Columbus. Ohio.
IS spending some time with his sis
ter. Mrs. Herman D-ostc, Of Ken
wood.
Mrs Frank Richardson has left for
her home In Newport News. after n
visit 20 Mrs Walter Sydnor. Jr.
Mrs, Charles T.. Potts aud Miss
Anne Macon CarIin. OF Alexandria.
were recent guests OF Mrs. Herman
bc"stc, Of kenwood.
Mrs. Caskie Cabcll, OF Richmond
was here this week visiting her Sis
ter. Mrs. 8. Rlunt Mason.
Herbert Rum1ass has returned
from trip To New York
Mrs. Alan Ch"ncry. or Philadelphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

Mrs. Floyd cheney. has returned 70
her homo in Sew YORK
r. Lindsay Gordon. representative
In tn" Legislature. lcf, last wees
with his wife for Richmond, whcr.
rhoy viii he this winter.
Mir and Mrs J. ". Johnson and
chiIdrcr, az Clifton Forge, spent sew
"ral DAYS recently with Mayor and
Mrs. q. II. johnson.
Miss Bessie Euos. who has hoen on
q visit to her mother. Mrs. y. pcrkin ms,
lief; Tuesday FOR Williamsburg, where
she Is teaching.
J. o. Rhoads. carl Noting and
Worth Smith loft tho first of tho week
FOR a stay OF several days In Rich
mund.
Mrs. Archie Crank. OF the White
SULPHUR Springs. mas returned 10
Louisa after "a visit to relatives in
iiamlct, y g.
Miss Linda Henderson. OF Charles
ton. ". Va. spent tho holidays with
her grandmo,h"r. Mrs. Beverly Fox
nj "Roundhnout."
Mss I.yl. West has returned To
Roanoke and Miss Virginia Goodwin
10 Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali, which is
very injurious. as il dries the scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing 10 uss is Mulsificd
cocoanut OIL shampoo, for this is pure
and entirely grcaselcss. It's very
cheap and beats anything else all to
pieces. You can got Mulsifed ut any
drug store. and il few ounces Will
last the whole family for months.
Simply moisten the hair with water
and rub 1t In. about a teaspoonful OF
Alnlsined Is all that Is required. 1t
makes an abundance Of rich, creamy
lather. cleanses thoroughly. and
rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly, and is soft. fresh
looking. bright. fuzzy, wavy and easy
to handle. Besidos. II looscns and
takes out every particle OF dust, dirt
and dandruf. Re sure your druggist
gives you afuisiilcd.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ny Alexander r. Jones.

United News stan Correspondent.
CHICAGO. Jan. lt.-tftcr listening
TO the world premiere II S"rv. prok-
ofcn's The Love for Three ORANGE,
the directors of the Chicago Grand
opera Compan" hustled around and
signed up Amclita Galii-Curci again
Tor six weeks next scnsor.
Mime. Galii-Curci had nothing IN
do with the 100000 premiere of tn.
weird opera composed By the young
Russian composer. She appcars I'm
thos" o,d-fashioned operas wherein
thcr" ~ singing. Aud although they
n" muit.milliOnaircs. tho directors
hre o'd-'ashioncd. and they have de-
cid"d they like the kind Of operas
with singing In them best. and so
they got the talented laGys sigma
ture on the dotted line.
While they were doing +, husLy
Young men were carting on the mos,
gorgeous production ever given in
opera h'ro. bound for the storohouse
after tvs" r"rfornanccS- 500. 900 M
III" spout ana tn" soulful. ,.inpcra
h"hta! young Russian sulicd I'm his
apartment heart. broken. II win
never b" taken out. IL is said and
now Mary Garden has got t. i!nd out
II there is anything else that Nine.
Nina koshrtz Ia. world-rcnuw"d Rus
sian pr!na donna Imported from
MOSCOW for this Performance. can
sing.
II took two years to produce "The
10 or a.,
orchestra weeks 70 conquer the score.
Pr"koher and Nine. Koshetz We're
imported FOR tho occasion
Everybody that could cram into tho
auditorium Mt 81 "a seat was there.
| ne Youthful Russian genius tossed
hac" his raven trcsScs. took up tho
s'icN and rrodded his band.
the wcirdcst shrieks that ever
Jared ears resulted. The audicnc.
'"ohGht the band WAS still tuning up
| Hut no, the curtain was IN and
'ht drummer was still Whaling his
""'tl"s and tho slip horns were stu
| de'yins the world.
On the stage hug" oranges beron
20 "hIk around. vIolct-hucd object.
| of bizarre Shapes logan to iirric
somebody started to sing and Quit
| somebody else started aud the h,nd
drowned them out
| ~ continued for four acts and the
audience staggered out and dizziiy
| put molasses on the midnight arti-
| choke
Tn" opera was scheduled again and
| 'N"rHhody went. thinking perhaps
that that lit,l" drink before the mi.
'iai performance had been oak stain
varnish ami things didn't seem quite
right.
Rut the same thing broke loose
80 ialii-1urci, Mary Garden and
ne others are back at WORK singing
tho oil-timorS.
The Love for Thrcc Oranges" IS
declared To he a fantasy. II has no
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
WINCHESTER

Especial 10 Tire Times Dispatch
WiNCIiESTER. VA. Jan. Ii.-Mrs.
Harry Flood BYRD probably will leave
next week for Richmond to join her
husband. Senator Byrd. now attend
ing the session Of the General Assem-
bly,.
ASs. Henry McVicar. who has been
visiting relatives a, Staunton. Va.
expects TO leave next week FOR Mexi-
60 city, wh"r" her husband is spend
Ing the winter
Mrs. Harry l.. Quinn has returned
TO Marimshurp, w. Va, after visit
Ing relatives here
Mrs Theodore Reilly. az Washing
ton. has he"n spending a week here
with friends
Miss Edith DinG"S. Philadelphia.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Rhodes.
MIR and Mrs. Lowell Grove and child
have returned to Washington. after
visiting relatives near town
Miss Frances Earcckson loft this
| week 10 visit relatives I'm Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. NJ Swink spent
some time th!. week In Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ". Anderson. Mas
s'l"n, Ohio. and Mr.. and Mrs James
Anderson. Newcastle, Ohio. who have
been spending some time here with
relatives, have returned TO their
homes.
Mrs. Melvin starr, Washington. has
been visiting her parents. MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Mcdonald.
MIR and Mrs. l.. W. Mccormick and
children. tnioutown. Pa. are here
for the remainder OF the winter
Colonel John Heating, Cumberland.
Md. was here this week attending
a bank stockholders meeting.
Mrs. II. T.. Guycr and her daughter
Miss Ruth Guycr, are visiting friends
in Philadelphia and New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
"Diapepsin" for
Bad Stomach,
Indigestion

TAX" 'papc's piapcpsin" now: IN
five minutes your stomach feels fine.
Don't bother what upset your stom-
ach or which portion Of the food did
IN" damage. II your stomach is sour
gassy and upset. and what you just
at" has Icrmcntcd into stubborn
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hclch gases ana acids and cructato
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Pape's b!apcpsin and in FIVE minutes
YOU wonder what became OF the in
digestion ana distress. Millions Of
men and women today know that it
is needless To have bad stomach. \
little D!ap"psin occasionally keeps
this delicate organ regulated and they
cat their favoritc foods without fear.
II your stomach doesn't take care Of
your liberal limit without rebellion.
II your food is Il damage instead OF
q help. remember the quickest sur
est. most harmless antacid Is Pape's
piapcpsin. which costs only sixty
cents for large ca. at drug stores.
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

Loading Woman In Thank You" a,
the longacrc Theat"r. Ncw York
Hot water. insid. aud out. II
there's anything at al that will
Keep skin looking all glowy and
so't and lovely IL ~ plenty or hot
water :" drink aud plenty OF warm
water TO wash It with
I've watched II with 50 many
girls. that I've followed the ,r.ci,
myself!
Haven't bi, Of use for this
greasy cold cream way of cleaning
sH!u' OF course mus, nav, cold
cream 10 protect the skin ana do
uS" II 20 help In the removal Of
piuut AFTER performance. but wh"u
II comes To real "oil nothing in all
the world like soap and warm
water,
Same Rrunrd for IInIr.
SKIN when doesn't get its warm
water bath must surely hccon"
ihick and sagEy looking instead OF
transparent and exquisite as SKIS"
really should be-
have th, sam" theory In regard
20 hair wash 1t as often a. II needs
(which IN most cases. mine In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
fIEAIIISNILLE

Especial TO IN" Times Dispatch
IIEATIiSNii.lE. VA. Jan IA
r &. Adams. who spent the holidays
NJ mr. home in Roanoke, has returned
10 his duties as principal Of Hcaths-
viii" High school. Misses Virginia
chase. Mamie T.. Stoncham and
Frances Curr!". Of the Hcathsvillc
High School faculty. have also re-
turned from their respective homes
In Lancaster.
Miss Elizabeth Hall. Of tho Bank
Of northumberland. recently visited
her mother at Mount Holly.
Miss Scitine Rice returned 10 her
scho"! al lIillsdaic. y. j.. Friday.
CAPTAIN ". n. Travcrs of Balti-
more. spent last week with relatives
at cOwart
Miss Lola runaway spent q few
days with friends TN NOrthumborla nd
last week. and has returned to her
school in Calvert County, Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
NEW CANTON

Especial - The Times Dispatch
NEW CANTON. VA, Jan. IL
Mrs. Joel Hannah and Mss Edith
PITTS VINO hay" been NisiiinE IN"
hone Of 4. J.. PITTS for In. past three
weeks or more. have returned to
Cass. ". Va. Mrs linru"h's hom"
Mrs Lacy. :roin North carolina ana
Mrs. Anderson from Nichmond' mr."
spending som. time here ~ the
hon. 81 their parents Nj. and Mrs.
W. l.. Boatwright.
Mrs ". Moo. Miller, OF Richmond.
arrived this week TO spend some
time win tie Misscs p!t,s, at Ar
Nouia
Mrs Evans, Of Pittsburgh. is
spending som" time wIth her aunt
Mrs i. r. Paterson.
colonel y. l.. PMS. Jr.. OF char
lo,tesy.llc. Va, was visitor in Ar
vo.ia ana vicinity this w"ck.
Ar ana Mrs John Glover. OF upper
Buck ia : ham County, were recent Wis
Iturs in the home OF Dr. and Mrs.
P.rkiiAs Glover.
Mis-. Lizzie staples. superintendent
Of prominent hospita! in Southwest
virginia. was a visitor In Ncw Can
ton hcr old home. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs II. Beck with Hughes.
OF Houston. Va. formerly OF Aryonia,
wor" visitors In hrv0nta and ore
Bank, spending several days with rel
atiycF recently.
John aud I.ohcr, stone. who srcn,
Christmas with their parents. hav"
returned TO Richmond
Rev Nh Moore. Of piliwyn, was In
lArvouia So conduct The funeral of
young E-yii Anderson.
Mics Elsie curtis. Of Providence
Forge. Va, who spent tw" weeks
here 49, the honc ~ In" Misses r!t,s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
LOUISA


ISpccial to The Times Dipatch.1
LOUISA. VA, Jan. 14.-Miss Eliza
beth McClunG. of Lexington. who is
teaching In the Episcopal School.
Chatham. spent several days OF the
holidays with her cousin, Mrs, William
Chew Bibb.
W. i. Goodwin. who Is convclcscing
from severe illness. has arrived In
Louisa with his wife from Charles
ton. 5. c.. to visit his mother. Mrs.
i. Il. West.
Mrs. +. w. Sims loft this week to
join Judge Sims In Richmond, where
they VIII be at the jefferson Hotel
during the winter term OF the Sill
prcmc Court.
MISS Anne Green. Of Culpcprr, and
Miss Gwcndoiyn Barrett. of Norfolk.
spent several days last week with
MISS Mildred Porter, at her home here
Miss Mary colcmnn Terrell, who
spent the holidays with her sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
SAIUDA

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.
SAi.CDA, VA, Jan. ii-Miss Fam
ME Robinson. OF Lancaster. spent
last week with Mrs. i. II. Pitts
Miss Laura itcnslaw and sister Dr
Elizabeth Rcnshaw. have returned to
their home in Baltimore after "A two
weeks stay with Or. and Mrs. III. T.
Iosk ins.
Miss Rene Jones, of Commerce. Ga,
Is spending s/me time with her par-
cnts here.
Mrs. j. l.. Webb entertained a num-
Fer OF young people at n party in
honor OF Miss Rena Jones, on We'd
ncsday evening.
DR.. and Mrs. w. Il. Bristow. OF
liopcwcll. arc spending some time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
ONANCOCk
Specialize The rimcs-Dispa

Especial To The Times Dispatch
ONANCDCK Va Jan. l4.-Reforc
an improVis"d altar Of ualms and
cathedral candle, Miss Fl"rcid Wei
bourne Bou, daughter of Mrs.
George HoNcl Eott, OF Painter Va.
was married TO DR. William Bowman
Fiuucy, of Baltimore. on December
-. at tho home OF the brides sister
Mrs C. s. Rogers. Pennsylvania Ave-
nue.. Norfolk, Va. Dr f.. l.. Wells.
pastor of TN" Ghcnt Methodist Church
performed the ceremony After an
cxtenI"d Northern trip, DR.. and Mrs
FlnncT Will make their home at
SIS North Eutaw street. Baltimore
Or. l'inney is president emeritus Of
the Baltimore college OF Dentistry.
Miss Virginia l.. GUSTS. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Custis. OF
Onancock. and one Of tho most at
tractive girls OF Accomac's younger
set. was married on January To w
GUSTS co!eburn. at the Presbyterian
manae. roccmoke City, Md.
Miss Margaret Elizabeth Mariner
OF Assawaman. and Reginald Mar
shall. OF Mcssongo. were married at
,rocomokc City. December 20. by the
Rev. Dr. Mcdonald. The bride les tn.
daughter of Mrs. Il. r. Bundick. and
was one OF the pupils OF the Tenn
pcranccville High School The young
couple Will make their home at Mes
sonEo.
The Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
banquet, given by the Eastern shore
Alumni Association. in the kiimon
Building. Onancock. was one of the
successful affairs OF the holiday sea-
son. Platcs were set for 100. and
the menu OF five courses, prepared
by tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF Onancock.
was declared excellent. A dance fol-
lowed tho banquet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

particular. Is ono" every two weeks
Tea and coffee avoid. They tend
30 max" on" nervous and janElnr
nerves mcan--wTiuk!os' y disturbed
condition % tho mind wllI spoil ,l,.
incest Kind Of a sIin-b"auty isn't
any matter Of magic, Can't ga, TOO
many sw""iS-m"au a splotchy skin.
p!mpi"s perhaps Ana q shiny nose,
Fried foods almost never eat
soin"thinS else that isn't good FOR
~" skin or the digestion. Fruits arc
really tn" thing cat tho most Of.
Two meals u day ar. quite enough
for tn" av"rag" person.
strong for Walking.
md don't believe Ia dawilinc,
SPOIL the finest figure aad most
h"nU,i'ul SKIN in the world. Keep
"t"rnally doing. ACCOMPLISHING while
you're M and about, and then when
YOU rest. rest every hit Of the way.
Don't make either tho resting or the
wording or the playing hal: way.
WaikHE Is IN" only exercising
ir--that because hav" time for
nothing else Md think ;or the
busy rirl who would keep in trim
nothing is better than brisk walking
In tho open air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
AMELIA GALLI-CURCI SIGNS
WITH CHICAGO OPERA COMPANY
Noted Cooratlra Soprano Will Appear With Mary Car
den's Concern for Six Weeks During Next Sea.
son in Old-Fashioncd Operas Only.

m"lodic theme and on two occasions
only in tho entire opera does Pro
kuaeff c"ndcsc"nd 10 melody and
'h"se occasions arc brief marches. The
litrctto was also written b. tho
Young Russian. and II starts where
Mic. in Wonderland loft or. Thrc.
princcsscs arc irnpriS "n.d n, oranges
by witch y prince tries 10 get Thorn
oit and grows so melancholy over nj :
failure the King tTics to make ann
laugh hy hiring comic .:ymnas,s
animated cigar boxes. ,wcuty-gallon
hats containing tcuors Z" do their
stunts But the prince has no sense
OF humor and IS Sickcr than ever.
The three oranges wander ont IN ~, .
desert and the prince anis them. hut
cannot open them cXccp, at AN oasis
and there is II" water. Two oranges
are opened anyway ard the prin-
c"sS"s die. The prime" opens tho
third and Sh" il saved hy the ''trarics.
the comics. tho lyrics. the ridiculcs
and ia" "mp;y-h"ayls'' IN" assembled
CHAR boxes and tea kettles. etc and
the prince falls in love with her.
Al this TO weird clashiny OF
cymbals. slaring Of braSscs. whining
of w"odwiuds and general uprbar.
And for that 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15
HOLD COUNTRY CHURCH
CONFERENCE IN JUNE
Regional Gathering Is Pro-
posed to BE Held at
Trinity College.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times - ispatch1
DURHAM. y. c., Jan. Ii-One Of
The regional conferences on the
country church. which have been ar
ranged by the Home Mission Board
| OF tho Methodist Church, South.
VIII he held at Trinity College in
juno In connection with the summer
school for preachers. which begins
June 4. and ends Juno l6. The con
ference at Trinity is arranged for
ministers. who are members OF con-
fcrcnccs east OF the mountains. en-
bracing the States OF North and
South Carolina. Virginia. Georgia
and Florida.
Tho attendance at the annual
|eummcr school for preachers at
Trinity last year exceeded zoo. With
ministers from other states In at
tendance for tho work which VIII be
given concerning the country church
tho enrolment may pass consider
ably beyond this number. Two
speakers OF national reputation viii
be In charge OF the course on the
country church.
The general sunday SCHOOL hoard
Will conduct sunday school In
stItute. Leaders In sunday schOo!
activities viii DO IN charge Of THIS
work These features are In add!-
ton To IN. regular courS" OF class
room work on the conference course
of study.
TIL" program committee has al
ready secured several able men TO
deliver addresses during ia" school
acssiun. and VIII soCwr" others. The
fulluwiur Nav" bern secured. i:iehOp
John VI. Moore ~ the southern
MothodIst church, Dean Charles X.
Brown or tho Yale Divinity school;
Dr William II Morgan ~ i'alti-
more. Or william l. Crawford OF
Trinity.
IN. summer school for preachers
was started az Trinity hy ia" con
fcrcuces OF %orth Carolina several
years a4o aud has grown In i'm
ILnIrnncn nanh Nnnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

was the Euos, OF Mrs. James Chen-
cry this week. F,
Miss r. Augusta Nixon Is the guest
OK MIR and Mrs. G. Rives Wolfe. at
city Point.
Miss Fiossic Rawlings. OF Gintcr
Park, who has been tho guest OF Mrs.
James Cox, has returned home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

tho woman whose face is full enough
20 take icnSthening effects.
II IL welcome novelty for Tia
short woman.
This black Poiret hat emphasizes
the effect OF tho upright ornament by
employing tn" narrow back and front
brim. widening at tho sides
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-15

square collars. Around tho gathered waist
line Is tailored belt finished with a
buckle. Pipcd attractively In colors Sew
eral color combinations. You'll be sure 10
like them. Sizes 16, IS, 20. Very spe-
cial, at $500.
Ellsworth American., 1922-05-31

1,zVV CABS all Fire
stone equipped). In
tn o u 8 a n d 8 of in
stances, they h a e
given from $1,000 to
So 900 miles.
Look at the tread
scientifically angled
against skid. massive
Ellsworth American., 1922-05-31
Sullivan Center.

Miss Madeline Sabans of Hancock
brought her years work in the Cen
ter school to a successful conclusion
by exercises in the church Thursday
evening, May 25, the first of it's kind
ever given in this church, which re-
placed the first Westinghouse built
in Sullivan. The members of the
graduating class, Effie B. Havey, Jes-
sic B. Havey, Ruth A. Martin, were
assisted by the two lower grades.
The program prayer, Rev. Herbert
Knowles; salutatory, Ruth Martin;
essay, Harvey Noyes; Purpose, :"
Ruth Thomas; Prospectus, Jessie
Havey; Prophecy" Robert Thomas;
essay, Marjory Doyle; Promise, y
Charles Hardison; presentation of
gifts, Emeline Havey valedictory,
Effie B. Havey. Supt. Eddy gave a
scholarly address, and Mr. Knowles
made some happy remarks. Each
member of the class and Mr.. Eddy
wore an American beauty rose, the
class flower, and the church was
prettily decorated in blue and white,
the class colors. A well-filled church
showed the appreciation of the
townspeople for Miss Sabans' work
as teacher and in the social life of
the town.
Ellsworth American., 1922-05-31
North Lamoine.

Miss Mary Sargent of Ellsworth is
spending her vacation with her sis
ter. Mrs. Arthur Ashmore.
Mrs Ruth Chase and little daugh-
ter of Bath are with her grand
mother, Mrs, John Davis, who was
injured by fall recently. Mrs.
Chase expects to remain through the
summer.
George H. Coggins died Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock He had been
in failing health the past year, but
was able to be around until Thurs
day, May IS, when he suffered
shock, and remained in semi-con-
scious condition until his DEATH All
the members of his family were
present, and did all that loving
hands could do to make his last days
comfortable. In the death of Mr..
CogginS, the town loses a good man,
one who was interested in all that
pertained to the best things of the
community. He was a member of
the grange, and a deacon of the Bap-
tist church, which was very dear to
his heart. He leaves four daughters,
"ho nave pCCi uHIli ms III tHClI Ut
votion to make life as pleasant as
possible since the sudden death of
the wife and mother eight years ago.
The children are Mrs. Alice Hodg-
kinS, Mrs. Emma Norwood of South
west Harbor, Mrs. Sarah Tweedie of
Belmont. Mass, and Mrs. Eunice F.
Young; he is also survived by sis
ter, Mrs. Olive Bartlett, and two
brothers, Clifford and Lowell, all of
California. Funeral services will be
noon.
May 90, Y.