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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
INDIAN JUMPERS OPEN
BASKETBALL PRACTICE
-Four Letter Men Report for
William and Mary
Team.
Especial to Tho Times. Dlspa,ch.1

W.
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Dec. Tn
response 10 Coach Drivers call for
basketball candidates, moro thnn
twenty men donncd uniforms---rour
letter men. "Pigric" Pierce. Buck"
Young, Horace Hicks and "pac" Cook
tcaptain), four members OF last
years variety who did not mako let
t"rs; John Todd. Joe Chandler, Lionel
Levy and Durwari Denton. and
about fifteen new men.
The new material seems to promise
little and Coach Driver viii havo
10 rely largely on his old men. With
Horace Hicks and Tao" Cook at
forwards. William ana Mary viii
have two OF the fastest and most ac-
curatc cagers In collegiate circles
l'uck' Young viii NOR. than take
car" OF the stationary guard posi-
ton. with "Piggic" Fierce Az II prob
ahl. mate at tn" other guard posi-
'l"h. me center position IL stili
"pcn. John Todd. sexton. Rangely
ana i"rspn are expected 10 furnish
the fun In the Ugh, for that berth.
John Todd substituted N that posi-
Ton last year and showed lots OF
stun.
IN" BASKETBALL schedule includes
~ least Two good trips. during whiCh
IA" team VIII play such schools "a
University of Virginia. Temple Cni-
vorsity, Randolph Macon. Murriss-
Harry. University OF iSchmond and
others
La Tucker Jones. Coach Driver has
an assistant who has trw equals in
tn. state. Individual Conching. here
tofor" Impossible with a SINCE coach.
should play a prominent part In tho
Development 81 what every ono Ok.
poets TO BE- our blue ribbon team.
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

First race--setting sun. us
,SrnalIwooll. 70 to i. to i. TO :.
Won. First Blush. ll5 poon. 5 To ..
ormslcign. bon; bother Me. Flying
Eont Consolation. Little beauty
Speedy Man. Josie NJ. Reforin-r,
Z""na., also ran Royal Crown. Ru-
pcc. Sweet Mama Fl-rtiig and
Wtancl-t. scratched
second racc-i:oval Dick. llI
1W"msp. /" :. ito .. To T. won.
MachiavcIli ii3 Cnr""ranD. , to =.
I" :. second; Winnie Come. liz
aMartzl. To :. third. Time. l:lS.
Two i'air. Younced VcUa X. Gen.
Heiaim. kirvicS cub. Not Vet. An
uGttc Teller. Charles \. Isrynr,
Taylor. Promising Tom. Tingling,
silence and Golden Floss. scratched
Third race-Mary c.. lo2 Cor
I"ran); to TO !. and even. won:
second. Mahony. ll3 tOwcns). even.
third. Time. llS. kchoma. Marso
j Jimmy. AiIlroo. Sandalwood. Aman-
ia, 81 LUST and Rivulct. also ran.
ap"rs' SANDY H.. Arttc King. KaGaz-
@T. May iodine. Chas. j.. craiginiIe
ana incaruo, scratched.
f"urth race-i;"tty j., IO3 COrgan)
to |. i 10 :, I" :, won. King Tr"-
y"h. iod tii""hml, t" l. To 8, / to
., second. ScarChliEht. III. CWcincr)
I" ). . /" .. / I" :. third Time
% 30 Whit" iIavcu. Forcsticrc,
VIII soon and Iila@"nry also ran.
Ftflh race Ahlaar. liz (Corcoran)
I" ." ! {" = u :. won; Ncnnic.
l"i N.ang), : 10 !. : To- :. 3 to :. Sec
nnd. Sea Mint, i2o 'r.nSoD. II to :.
! I" .. 10 ). third. Time. l:O2 ?.
M"nsc. M"ddam. Nordcck ana Sir
I.awnfall also ran.
sixth racc-rhclan. i0@ tFrnukl. I,
1" ., even. t" ). won; Edna - l0I
Cpwcnsl. {" !, to l. : 10 :. sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
IRIANGLES TO BATTLE
ST. JOHNS TOMORROW

Tomorrow afternoon at , o'clocit
"n the Byrd Park rridlron. Trianri.
y. g auh -. Johns viii BATH. 10;
'ne city championship of the las.
r"und class. Last Saturday after.
noon found these two teams bn,tlInu
l" "a tie, therefore "A hotlv con
tested battle ia expected Hundreds
81 ianS v"nturrd out last SATURDAY
'"lhS ar from disappointed. seeing
"nc OF the best amateur fno,h,iI
games 81 tn" season
IN" TrianGl" eleven has a cican
sheet. having played seven games nm
l" date -. Johns team can also
boast OF q I'M. record
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
NOTRE DAME TO HAVE
NEW FOOTBALL BOWL
fI}y Associated Press

SOUTH EEND ND. Dec. a
committee Of business men. hendcd
by Ell T. Seibcrt Mayor Of this city.
has been appointed to work On, a
plan - finance a new football sta
dium Tor the University Of Sotrc
Dame. ~ was announced here today
The bowl which Will accommodate
between $4,000 and 10000 persons
viii be completed tn tuo Years Coach
Rockne stated that Georgia Tech viii
play the homecoming contest here
october p. IN 1923. and that efforts
are being made 10 BRING one Of the
big East"ru teams West !or 4 game
In This CLty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
MINOR LEAGUE MOGULS
END ANNUAL POWWON|
Will Meet in Chicago in 1923
if Majors Hold Joint
Session There.
NV Associated Press !

,c,,,,
-
iur decision TO hold their w" con-
\.ntiun in Chicago. provided Com
,,,s.to,., t,i, AN, ,ir, ,,,
'"S wy n.y. H1 W. 80 d.
,'n', ''"!.' i'"s "e'S
t'
''' "'''c '''''' "
No., n..s s i,, ,, ,,.
nv "'''S'"" 70 ""'" '"r convention
next year at the same time OF the
49,.
o''. i''h"'S.
NJ ILL.," nv" ~ NM. ,'"E ucIS o,
." VI ti.e o"ne'"''
'H
~ ni', ''"S u"' uo
not mona a Joint session. however.
r w., '"', ma ' ,;,',,,a -. - ~, Ia'e'
-. -" y" '"' "S9o
- '"' ann VA
,@ 800 ~ -, r''N pc
~,
,n h.i', t., rhtc,,.o g., - ,'"'u
Nm, H., ,,,inrs
ca,.,., , ,r
"'''' IN"
,h,riy.L ,.I,.,. ~. ."
~" t"n N"i.'"h, an" tney assured
IAN '"'' MS WiSheS
''"' .''.' ''',5 "l ''e minors be h"lh
,, "''' '"' "''J''S """'" "e re-
''rv''"'
"'I'"i"' "SS"''a'l"h adopted
''''''"S GNU inning the plan OF
~" mnJ"'9 !" increase the PLAYER
49, ~ i't - 10 MY me hi'N-
800 - n.m'' M""l" permit "ach hiS
"s"' ''"" |" nave M least twenty
Nv nv" .n 'hr minor leagues under
," ne minor ieaEn"rS
il''n"e'. would practically give the
n'"y'': coh''"i "' the PLAYER mar
NY, "a" MAJOR icaEnes, under the
".'''' MINOR "Er"''htnt' which has
'"r' |" "I' are allowed To have
49, payers III 'he minors under
or,'"h.
~ P"p"S"' 70 'hcrcaS" the salary
=, ',, '''"'H r"rrtli from 5000 4"
f'""'v Was ae'ea'"d'
''t wy ""PHfture or the major
''""N' All tank OF further
S"'S ai rc""rd-hr"nit ing prices van
N''"' ~" 'i"N"iand Americans.
m"""N'r, concluded the sal" OF
iil'her Waiter Mails To the Oakland.
Lag Ne. Nnllr Carlton 1,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
AMERICAN ATHLETES
GOING TO NEW ZEALAND
lBy Associated Press

SIM FRANCISCO. Doc. Three
no>>d american track and fold attn
l"i"s. Jack Merchant. Morris Kirk
soy and George Is. kroeness. Viii
snll from h'T" tomorrow on q tour
Of Ecw Zealand, which. II Is expect c,i.
VIII further athletics between tn.
United states ana IA" Southern pp-
hlnion. George DAVIS, executive Soc
rotary OF tsc Pacific Association Of
TIA" Athletic Union OF America. an
nnLI Cd 'nNaN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

.nFiiaii"n from West roinr. asking
'hr, u'v"rslty OF Wisconsin loot.
hali team :" 20 Eas, next season /,
IiaE NJ Army was presented To IN.
IH!NtfsiiE Athletic Council Las,
night IL was received win disruycr
among the members because OF thr
Impossi"ility Of u hom.-and- home
series Formal action was put over
until tho next session
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
out for Rowling rt,Ic

tIIICNGO. Dec. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hay" been completed for a champion
SHIN bowling match between jimmy
h'"nin present titlchoidcr. ana
Jimmy smith. OF Milwaukee. for tn"
hOuors Won by Blouiu in IN" worlds
championship here last winter. Thcy
VIII roll sixty games In Chicago. be
c"mbcr - 10 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
BAN JOHNSON AWARDS
HIT TO TY COBB
Hey Associated Press. !

CHICAGO. bee. THE disputed hit
OF ~ tohh in gam" at Nrw York
ihSt May Was finally declared i'm
tUhh's favor today by President Ban
J"hnS"n. 81 the American League.
Dispatches from New York that thc
baseball writers Association Their.
were preparing protest and re-
quests from sew York for a formal
ruling. brought an announcement,
from ia" American League cSccutiv.
ONE" That cobb VIII be credited with
the hit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

GAINESVILLE. Fla. r"c Tile
University of Florida football eleven
may meet TIA" Army in 1879 IL be-
cam" known h"r" to-day when uni
N"rSllE huth"riti'S announced tina.
ia" S"rNi"" team had wired for n
gam" 10 b." played IN West Point oc-
i"h"f The matter has been taken
under cons sheraton. they stated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
CARIMElL SIGNS Up
WITH PENN STATE

MDHGANTOWN IS, Va be,
y. D. sat 1artmell. Tor four years
successful football trainer aud trusi,
,v"eh al N.st Virginia University.
i,'ElFI"a nus post today TO succeed
hli' Martin a, Penn stat. in the Same
ydI"'' Martin VIII at ono. take
aver the cpach,us 81 the Harvard
University track sgiiud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
CAROLINA CITY FAILS
~ TO FINANCE PROJECT
Carleton Will Captain
1923 Flying Squadron
IBy Associated Press |

LEXINGTON. VA. Dec. =
Tucker Carlton, OF Roanoke. LEFT
end of the Virginia Military In
siitute football eleven. was unaui-
mouSly elected captain OF the 1923
team AT a meeting here to-day.
Carlton was formerly Roanoke
High School star.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Miss I,or,,c, c,,, r,,,.,,,,

flNEiil IEST y. G.. Dec. Miss
Louise F"rdNc". of Nuunpstown. hy
detcatinS Mrs 7 !. Doyle. OF Phil,
delphia, ana . today won her way
10 the finals In the annual wnnlcn's
carolina touTnamcut and tomorrow
VIII meet Mrs. Donald larson. also
OF NCunEStnwn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
TIA JUANA RESULTS

l.rs' race. -. furionus Emma
w Williams. loT oret2old). $3.50. sa40,
- Won, 'hick HarkIcy. lO7 (Stcv
"uS), 50 So, second Al Porter. lI2
60 iaN"D. $3.50. third. Time. lii -.
MARIAN iiuiliuf Theresa. American
Maid Nrgin. Glad News ana Peerless
ono also ran
Second race. furlongs-Mart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

col.tMEGS, pcS The Coi,,mhus
American ASS"ciH ION club has sold
Du,iicld.r Hoe - aDbnu ia MINNIE
OF the southern Association. ana n,r-
chased putiicl,hs .iill from the no
led" club. at the baseball meeting
az i.ouiSNill"' according /" word re
rciVel here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
shucrue to Fipht y.Io,c.

NEW YORK, Dec a. Johnny
ShuGru-. who attracted consider.
able attention by his victory over IN.
veteran Will" jackson ia ,hoir re-
cen, bout In Jersey city. has been
matched &" meet Elmo Flores. ThiIip.
pine lightweight, in the tw"!v"-
round Sem;fpa TO the Charley White
Richie. Mi,theli bout here DeceIn
Der IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Fro t.nlfcr In Mrh

SNN FRANCISCO. Dec. Mac
i'"nhld smith, professional golfer
ana holder of the 1914 m.truuUiit,n
championship Of the Atlantic Coas,
mas obtained = liccnS. 10 we'd Mrs
Louis Harvey. san Francisco snrin,x
MNnHn. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
rye Gets Tournc,s

RYE. =. =, Doc. 7 Twn m -,
most importau, events on ,bo
w"men's golf calendar for 1929. Tho
national and Eaotropolitw, to,irna
ments. VIII to" held on ny course Of
the Wtstchcste! Biltm0re Club herv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

oud. Erib.d Voter. loo (Corcora,D.
To .. 10 =. | TO =. third Time
- 30. l:rnrucvillc. Dada. Tricks
May Roberts also ran.
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He didn't ike
white bread -or
ready-rubbed tobacco
And probably b preferred
hersocaEs 10 tko trolley

He admitted frankly that his tastss
wsee peculiar. He didn't know Why. Il
WAS Just . matter Of fact that while b
was an invstesats pipe smoker, b
never smoked EdSsworth.
"But don't 1t that worry you. I
don't like whits bssad. And thsse are
many other thinss that nearly every.
body I know kkss-and ! don't"
We have always recognised that no
one tobacco would lust hit the tases
Of every pipe -umokef. We have always
known, too, that we couldn't mako az
the pipe tobacco In tho world even II
itwere possible 70 make . tobacco that
svssybody kksd.
So ws have been eontsnt to jog
along. seeking and finding men who
do Ike EagsWoeth, who ind it, indi-
vidualiTaSranes sanctly suited to thsif
TASTE.
Thossars the msn w want to smoks
Edsewosth, II Ne can give them the
full Joy d snoking and kssp our fac.
tories running sosnswheee near eepae.
ity, II y about Ill ws expsct-aud It y
enough.
Ons thing ~ do want to be sure II.
Il b this: That svssy pipe smoke ~
Edgswogth at least once and Judge
for himself Whsthsr Of not It q tie
~f~kk tAka>>A g.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-08-10

Just Wfits Q postcard to ~ and sod
- your name and address. II you
Nfe9A further odd The name and I'd.
dssss d tie dealer from whom you
usually buy your tobacco, ~ would
appreciate your courtssy.
Edgswosth comes In two forms
Plug Slics and ssdy-Rubbed. Edes-
worth Plug Slice 70 formed into dat
cakss and then sliced into thin, moist
wafsfs. Ons slice rubbed for Q second
between the hands furnishes an AVA.
age pipeful.
Edeswosth Rsody.Rubbsd b al.
ready rubbed for you. You pour ie
straight from ths can Into tie bowl
Of your pips.
Both kinds pack nicely, light quick.
ly. and burn freely and svsnly.
Edgsworth i so,d IN vssieus sisss TO
suit the nssds and means of all pur.
chassfs. Both Edgswoeth Plug Slice
and Edgsworth Ready Rubbed ass
packed IN small pockst.siss paekaess,
various handy in-bstwssn quantities.
Iee ths fres ssmp,ss addrso Larus
] Brother Company, ~ SoutA 3lst
eesssk, RieAneed, VI.
70 Rstatl Tebaeeo AieseAaats, -
nyosf 3eeoss e1nAse s9pplK yea WITH
e60sWcsth, lAND 3 0fo(S0 Cen
pany WIN Saadly ooo4 ~ pssDafat6H
beeool ~ ~ - ~ 1ona eo4too
q any - DA0oWogeA pSog o0eo g
3aody.A .Anhood 1oe H. 80 peSoo ~
0esA ~ ~ 3ebAs.
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Neatly Put.

A famous Russian dancer In this
country, who Is himself u good musi-
clan, was once guest Mt reception.
where, without wincing he listened to
a pinnOfOrte performance. more
vigorous than skillful, on the part Of
the daughter Of the house.
''And how do you like the young
lady's playing?" some one asked the
dancer.
'Ah. madam" replied he, very tact.
fully. II think the young lady mas q
very firm treud."-Exchange.
The Arvada enterprise., 1922-08-10

0n the grass. just like anybody else.
Which ID to say that Uncle went and
stuck his botanic Garden ON the Mall
where 1t didn't belong and now he
must take 1t away and put 1t some
where else. Now the Mall II to b.
used for the purposes for which 1t
was originally Intended. The lOca.
ti0n Of Grant Memorial on mart Of
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right tobacco foe
Ina way, II b .
selfish desire o.
our part, for we
feel that most real
pipe mnoksss VII
like Edgswoeth.
But to mako
| It = oaay -
D possible for you
o. any other
4 N an to test
: Edeswoeth. "
Will sod you
.,,, frss ,s,:mP!ss. =
them,
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The PARTING Of the w.va

And II II seem evil unto you to serve
the Lord. cLo6se you this day whom
ye will serve; but ~ for me and my
house. We will serve the Lord.-JUshua
24:l5.
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and shampootng.-Advertis
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Childish Wisdom

MARY, II you misbehave like that
you will make your mother angry at
you."
Little Mary-That don't scare me |:
she amt my wife.
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Fsr esyvsrts - Ii,

Lie not. neither to thysslf. nor man,
nor God. II 10 mot for towards to lie,
Herbert. -
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QlnANluluR,

Ths playthinss Of osf elders are
ealio1 businesA-gk AuGustiss.
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npaovID uNrosn INTERNATIONAL
Si11nldaySellool
' Lesson '

CBy REV. p. 3. FITzwATER. D. D..
Teacher Of English Bible In The Moody
Bible Institute Of Chicago.D
Copyright. 1888. Western Nswspapsr Uaion-
Evening journal., 1922-08-09

The very world seemed 10 orumbls
as Molly heard Billy order the driver
20 stop IN their race 20 save-psr-
haps-Ben Wheeler's life.
oh, Billy. Billy-don't fail met"
Billy dropped back into his seat
and waved the chauffeur 10 go on
"and hurry"
II was Billy who broke the tension.
We'll, what did you expect OF me,
Molly? Isn't Il more than human
for me to break my neck trying TO
save a man who's breaking mef"
Yes, Billy, II certainly IS" Wear
mess of soul was in her voice.
"I suppose I expected bit Of big
ness from someone. I'm so tired OF
everybody hating everybody"
"And ], being the aggrie1ed one,
must be a better Christian than the
man who smites mel"
Not because you're the aggrieved
one, but because you're the more
civilized. BDly-the dner and big
ger"
The half-spoken reproach ended
their personal talk. Billy kept the
silence OF bitterness. Molly did not
feel contrite.
The cab swung into the yards of
the Wheeler Works and stopped at
the door OF the main once just as
another taxi rolled OF.
"Don's here!" cried Molly, her
eyes wide with fright.
Together they hurried toward
Ben's private office.
Molly opened the door and step
ped in. Billy behind her. Ben
Wheeler looked up sharply.
Ben. has Donald Manning been
here?" Molly asked breathlessly.
Ben shook his head. His eyes
were cold and puzzled.
Then see TO it-leave word out
side that he's not 20 be admitted.
Please, Benz" She knew her man.
And why?"
4 "Because-oh, because he's fur-
'ous-means TO hurt you maybe"
Ben chuckied in derision.
whats this, a comic scene? I'd
look funny. weight 100, telling my
watchman TO keep out a lady-like
young gentleman for fear he'll hurt
mel"
Weight won't stop a bullet,
wheeler" Billy snapped. DO as
she tells you, you vain fool"
Wheeler whirled toward Billy.
"I suppose you were let in be-
cause you were with Molly. Well,
you can go now-get out before
-"
"oh, Ben, stopl" Molly's voice
rose to shrek Of desperation. II
hear"
TITS only To-
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
BIGGEST AMERICAN FLAG.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-CUnited
Press What Is probably the largest
American flag IN continuous use
hangs in the court OF the Postofice
Department building on Pennsyl-
vania avenue in Washington.
The flag. suspended from the level
OF the eighth floor. reaches down 10
the third. Il would make a good
hefty load to carry around. since Il
weighs 90 pounds. Accurate meas
urements OF the banner show II 20
have a fy OF 20 feet. 4 inches. hoist
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
NAVY OFFERS YOUNG
MEN, MANY CHANCES

Francis p. l.. Foru. Harold s. Ret
tew and John Moran who enlisted in
the United States Navy at the local
Navy Recruiting Office. Room 6,
Custom House month ago. viii
soon be afioat on Uncle Sans Men
of-War according to Chief Petty
officer Graham. they having nearly
finished their period OF training. The
next few months may see them in
the pagodas OF China. the rickshas
OF Japan. or aloat with the United
States Mediterranean squadron.
Far too few people realize" said
Chief Petty officer Graham, the
tremendous advantages OF a cruise
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
TEN WHITE CROWS

KINsTON. y. c.. Aug. 2 Omitted
Press) Eugene Wood, coroner here,
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.

a new and charming glrdle Is
made OF knots OF velvet ribbon
across front and back, with loops
Of the ribbon hanging at sides.
A few new models are beltless.
the material being wrinkled slight
~ across the front and drawn into
shlrrlngs at the hip seam.
Small wooden heads are used to
decorate a gown OF satin crepe. They
are placed in vertical rows on blouse
and upper part OF skirt.
Waistcoats are often made with
Evening journal., 1922-08-09

saw ten aibino crows from the seat
Of a hearse. Members OF the shoot
ing and fox chase clubs recalled hav-
lng seen individual specimens OF
white crows. deer and even a white
robin. Ten white crows in a single
flock was a precedent.
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
ESTATES on THE DEAD.

Letters testamentary have been
granted by Register Of Wills Isaac
r. Brown TO Milton W. Ferguson on
the estate OF sallie f. Ferguson Of
wilmington hundred; Elizabeth I.
HaDrahan on the estate Of Freder-
ick I. Hanrahan OF Wilmington hum
dred; Walter J. Campbell on the
estate OF catharine T. Campbell Of
Wilmington hundred. and letters OF
administration TO Mary A. Richards
on the estate OF Annie r. Nichols OF
Wilmington hundred.
Evening journal., 1922-08-09

81 feet. field 20 feet by 2s feet The
stars are thirty inches between-fhe
tips and the stripes are yard wide.
II is literally as big as house.
since comfortable six room bunga-
low could be built on the space Il
would cover.
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
WHOM SHALL MOLLY MARRY? -
"Stop, or III Shoot"
BY ZOE BECKLEY
BY ZOE BECKLEY

And Molly strangled cry as Don
Manning appeared in the doorway
and closed the door behind him. one
hand the right, was in his coat
pocket, almost jsuntily. with the
other he motioned Molly and Billy
aside.
Ben stepped toward him. jerking
his head doggedly.
stop where you arel" cried Don,
unless you want me 20 shoot"
Copyright. 1922, NEA Service) ~
To Be Continued.)
Evening journal., 1922-08-09
Hnq ID use dish1ua shinq
Thousands of women are washing their dishes
this way-and ridding their hands for good of
that three times -a-day-i the dishban-look

Thousands of letters have come in to us
saying that Lux suds leave your china
beautifully and at no cost oyourhands,
and asking us why we never mentioned it.
Lux contains no free alkali or any other
harmful ingredient. 1t won't redden or
roug hen the hands. The Lux suds are as mild
and pure as fine toilet soap.
Start using Lux today-just one table
spoontoa pan. A singlepackagedoes 4dish-
washings all the dishes for more than two
weeks. Lever Bros. Co., Cambridge, Mass.
Evening journal., 1922-08-09

in the United States Navy. The dis
cipline OF the Navy heins the sven
to do the things they know they
ought to do. II develops the habit
OF regular hours for seep. ,a.IAs
and exercise"
Every young recruit may now as
pre- 20 an Admirals commission.
There Ia no limit except the limits
OF the world. 10 the sights he may
see. A young man. even though no
be not fitted for a commission. can
enter the Navy AZ is. and al the
age OF % II he does not desire TO
continue II as a profession be dis
charged with abundant health. a
thorough knowledge OF a trade. and
a nest egg OF easily $500"
Evening journal., 1922-08-09

out sleeves. but sometimes they have
short sleeves. so that the outer coat
may be thrown of on hot days.
Evening journal., 1922-08-09

INTO the dishpan three times every day
i washing with harsh soap-naturally
your hands redden and grow coarse.
Don't let them show tell-tale traces of
dishwashing.
Wash your dishes with Lux. 1t gets the
china sparklingly clean and it preserves the
sofness, the delicate texture of your skin.
Women themselves discovered this use
for Lux. Women who for years had been
getting such satisfaction from Lux for silks
and woolens tried it for washing dishes.