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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

ji;neys. which are permitted to run
AT VIII on the streets ana along the
streets and along tho lines of the
street ear company without being
subjected to tho same Restrictions
1t Is manitcatly unfair and IL hur, .
the city OF Richmond az much ms /,
does the street car company. II 10
source OF great Inconvenience Ia
the people and II viii be n public
disaster IL the street car service
hrehks down. as II must do eventual
~ unless adequate protection |,
gwen. Hut that lis not the worst OF
lit hurts the credit Of the CITY
u INJURIES the fame OF tho city abroad
una IL Is as warning to outsiders
not 10 invest their money In public
"rn'cc corporations in Virginia.
NAT ~ the most serious effect
.o' ~ ucmoralizing. and II Is an Of
49, '"ht VIII not soon wear off
nc Sily council must deal fairly
"''' INC virginia Hallway and Power
Company for it's own sake ami ,ho
cry az well as for the sake Of rho
corporation upon which Tho ,
'huhitE is dependent for its cler,rIc
'ar service. The companv ,nu., hn
allowed living rate and Tho ~,
mes which really do tho hu.inn,,
OF common oVrrier mug, bn .,,i,
J'"'"h To the same regulations
""' IN no way discussing tho mori,,
VI d'nerita OF tho street car stril,n
""'E Trying M "A fair minded man =,
'ApreS' my views On the unfot,n.
maze "ituatlon prevailing in Rich.
mond today. ''ch
pi,, j. 7. BAILEY.
Richmond, Va. Aprll / i.pp
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SUNDAY. ArRIL ., 1899.
JustifNIng a Ship Subsidy

IT HE administration makes is strongest
L argumeu, in favor OF substituting pri-
yatey operated steamship companies when
il proves that under the existing system the
American people are not only paying sub
5 dy in order 10 maintain mercantile feet
hut are paying at The rate OF >50,oo90uO
= year This puts the merchant marine
On a luxury basis.
II it were possible TO keep an adequate
feet OF Merchantmen on the high seas with
on; cost 10 the government, ther" would he
nothing LEI; 10 debate. All hands would
jmmediaiely agree that subsidies were in
Gcfensible. But experience shows conclu
svciy that American shipping can he oper-
:ted under existing conditions by one OF
only TWO means. The government may re-
main IN the business. calling upon Con
Gress from year TO year to- make up the
deficits. or the government may gradually
retire and BY paving a subsidy enable pri-
Nate operators 10 keep open tn" important
trade routes.
Under the program now pending in Con
Iress, and back OF which the udmniscra-
ton has placed all its influence. tonnage
subsidy is 10 be paid which will COS, from
10000, 600 TO S3O.00o,00O annually This
is 10 he paid. however only so long as
losses are incurred by the operators. AS
soon as the private lines are on profitable
basis the subsidy is TO be withdrawn and
once given i'nc earns more than o per
cent. a share Of its excess pro6rs is TO be
paid 10 the government
IA a straight business proposition shin
subsidy at the prcscut time seems wholly
reasonable. Any sch.w. Of financing which
saves tho eoyornmcvt .t.om' SEQ GOO 600 to
S%O,tOn.OOO year on ship operation with
out reducing tho service. must necessarily
appeal 20 common sense Apparently a sub
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- i. 7. FNTIIEY
Richmond. Va. April l. 1922
i hr tss' skin

!" INC Editor OF Tho Times nI.n,,ch.
"'r'-lt is with some degree M
'"hG fih. not unmiNcd with .,uuso
'n"ht' however. that on. reads +,
inc news the decision Of our mo-,
potent. grave nnd reverend .aIr
h"rs to pitch the state onice build.
ing IN tho southcns. corner Of tho
capitol Suuar,
II has been. for long and ln,y :,
bitter jest among tho ropuIar. Ih,
on" may predict with surencss wh,.
alternative action public function.
aries viii take ~ flrs, d.tnr,ntriu-
which If the RIOS; unwire
inc was when tho Capitol Sa,laro
was quite spacious II contained Tho
capitol. III" Governors Mansion and
u IIttc watch house. called nova.
u'Sr Tue l'rll-i"w"r. because during
the Confcdcracy tho only hell In m.
Guy was swung there. These were
an, except IA" gigantic statues OF
Washington and his compatriots and
those Of Clay and Jackson These
hSurcs seemed appropriate and
Nigh In tho course or ycary have
been added TO. IL space were lcr,.
Then foolish ones pitched tho
state Library building in the Sauarc.
/ crowdinc the Governur'a Mansion
and obsiructing views or the capi-
| tol. Next. IN" city cast covctous
eyes on ~" corners OF tho Square
/ and persuaded tho states agents to
CIV" up part 20 that the corners
! might he rounded. forgetting that no
city park Of Richmond has round cd
corners.
Later on. tho city persuaded tho
states servants - cut on a wide
strip along Bank Street for the OK.
| tnnsible purpose OF being used as n
street. CAS- matter OF fact. II IS
not used as street at all. but mere
lily as a park for automobiles These
Z L. q a L. H..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Spirit Of Virginia's Press

The farrisonhurE News Record sums I'm tho
bad conditions ~ III" railway service Of tho
country and concludes thus: AS long as these
conditions are permitted TO exist there is little
hone Tor any real business revival Chcap
transportation which encourages tho frccst
Interchange Of the products OF remote soc
lions is at tn" foundation Of commercial ac-
tiviiy business, and general prosperity"
Says the Newport News rrcss: Tho burning
OF tn" PRESIDENTS House at william and Mary
college IS real bereavement very like the
death 90 a good and honored citizen. Every
brick in those classic walls. every bit OF It's
tmhcrs is sacred. and while they can be re-
placed. they cannot he restored. once they ar.
destroyed i - comforting. however thu,
n" walls w"r" not seriously injured by tho
flames and 'hat som" Of tho furniture and
furnishings We're saycd"
Tho following from tie pctcrsburc Progress
and indoH-AppcaI but states conciscIy we'll
known Tact: CONGRESS thinks there arc hut
w" classes 81 people in tho population Of the
country r!ch and poor. Somebody ms said
that Congress thought our population was
mad" up Of m.ilionaires poor people and Office
h"!f"r'- Whenever Il Congressman talks about
~" income tax he devotcs tho discussion to
'nilli"n"iros ana those who pay no tax a, All
ii" Ignores completely the great class who
pay on moderate incomes"
Til" Norfolk Ledger Dispatch undertakes 10
guess az AN explanation i'm the following: 'One
hundred and t.NtN-fouT army officers arc 70
be relieved from dury in Washington ana
asFi2ncd 20 Acla service. probably hecaus.
ia"y acre too hard on the War Departments
"aYy choirs"
rue 1s>li=h, saving proposition sccms 10
D." ~ again in Bristol. and this leads TN.
H"f".a Courier 10 observe. "AI who wish to
faF" dafiE0' can do so. regardless of the
r'''S j. e absurd 20 say tina, one cannot
|"' y? a. clock ia the morning because the
r'nE door not show thar II is o'clock or
'tti o." "annot go to bed at o'clock he
H"" nc clocj: docR not show that Il Is 10
"'."ry Tic most pf ia get fooled enough
l.'nrD' ryins TO foot ourselves"
TIE Portsmouth star Is shor, on fnlth. !,
'"i'j" me coal ,rIHe. II IL, has its usual sue
2leYe"
lmc Joy-kIll"r in Florida" says the New
| inf' %rws Times Herald. mas found "a clause
| 80 th" Constitution ~ that State which pre-
| v'n's Williams j bryan from qualifying FOR
inc S"na'" But What OF il? Why change
,h" c"nrtitUtioni what's the Constitution
! between Hryani'csT'
Tn" chiffon Forge Review ventures to on
| rhe "f"'ricHE" q little advice. II says: w,
| t"li"y" SIR Bryau's Residence .m the land al
| Hopoyr haas been cntirciy too brief for hin
10 run FOR any Office matter how grea
may be the demand FIR his services. our ad
vice 70 him is. TO 1ide his time aud enter tn,
lists In tho next contest few years hence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
street Car sItun,Inn.

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch
Sir.-l suggest tho following:
Relieve the railway company o!
street paving.
Extend or curtnil the limit of vari-
Gus existing charters so as to have
all charters expiring at the sam,
time
Free bridges except to jitncys.
Definite agreement MS II new
mileage To be constructed each year.
Make ear faro i ccnts.
Require railway company to
maintain regular schedules and keep
cars In first class condition.
rompt and decisive actin on tho
part Of the City Council.
X. J. SIiErrERSON.
Richmond, Va. April 5. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Voice Of the People on Topics of the Day

ciusion OF great lummox OF an OF.
lice building and the excelsior OF n
strip along Twelfth street
What is finally tn be left to IN.
poor State OF its once bcautiCu,
square? Like the ASS Skin in
lhiznc's fable. which shrunk every
time it's owner wished upon IT. "a.
Square constantly shrInks ana
shrinks until ut last IL viii on,IroIv
disappear.
CHARLES NJ WALLACE.
Richmond. Va. April i, 1922.
II In the Law
To the Editor OF The Times Diapatch.
Sir.-"Prohibitlon." By tho ciph-
'"enth amendment. is "a policy of our
nation. having sanc,ity Of cons,I,u.
tiohaiity Thus Ia II fundamental.
basic. organic law: not OF any on.
sovereign state. but OF all the sove
reign States as federated whole
Dy the Supreme Court. this a,nt;,s
OF prohibition" has been affirmed.
Those citizens OF the United states
who vioiat" the eighteenth amchd-
mcnt. violate the national organic
law. All Niolators or the so called
N"lstcad law" ennCtcd concurrent
~ with. ana To cnforc" tho eighteenth
amendment. arc constructivciy dis
loyal 10 their citizenship: they arc
aidcrs and nbcttors OF anarchism
for what. other than nnarchism. ia
studied. defiant disregard OF the ma
tons basic law?
What should he tho penalty mctod
cut To thosc citizens proved guilty
by compotcnt judicial procedure OF
such disloyalty7
They should be dcna;uralizcd;
q 90
citizen. because they dishonored thn,
honor. dISGrhcing themselves and
bringing shame on their country
They should he made TO suffer tho
shame. humiliation and woe of ",hc
man without country" This should
u" tho punishment of all proved viu-
Iators, whether they be ''moonshin.
"rs. "booticggers' 'hlind pig opc-
rators. or Individual scllors or Luynrs:
and especially should bc included All
"tihcials' sworn TO enforce the Vol.
stead law-whc are guilty of COZ
fusion tor price, with tho law
vlolaturE.
Az 10 right To disregard the anti
liquor law because u is unjust. .
| 'uudamocratic." "ianaticnl." ".timn.
| tuhry' nnd class Giscriminatlvc, -
| suppose this be conceded. But I, is
80 ave- ''h y" INV " - INC law II
must We respected observed and
"b"yod. cisc the fabric ~ orderly yov.
| eraincnt and civilized society IL
| mG1ac.h
Is any change OF policy Ia desir-
able. and demanded by the cousti.
tuiionsl majority ot the electors ,i.n
| lot II b" effected az by IN. constttu.
| 'I"n provided. Until 'hrn. let the
government au,horitIcs show thtt
prohibition a. "a nntional police 's
enforceable. by enforcing its obscrv-
| nncc. making "ih" penalty NJ tho
| crime" OF It's defiant disregard
! j. 4. JONES.
Norfolk Va, March !. 1872.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Whnt IL E,iurationf

To the Editor Of Tho Times Dispatch
Sir.--In reply to White Taxpayer"
| beg To ask what his conception
IF an education really Ia?
Education must. TO DO thoroughly
successful. be based on tho Bibls
teaching. We all know this In
cludes The Golden Rule"
The writer has had como expert
cnccs with educated and noneducatc d
people. Education seems not only
practicable. but necessary for IN"
whole peoples. whether IL means our
foreign ncighbors or tho negroes.
Christian education creates true
harmony. No one should dcpriv"
the white schools. These certainty
need improving. and the compulsory
law needs enforcing. We should SEQ
that more tax money should be used
for lettering our own immediate
community. Let us not forget to
help the churches as we'll AZ tho
schools.
ANOTHER WHITE TAXPAYER.
= Cumberland County, Va. April :.
?2a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
LEI the city council lie Fair.

LEI tho city Council lie Fair.
To the Editor or The Times Dispatch:
Sir.--i have no intcres, in the az
fairs OF the Virginia Hallway and
Power Company save that OF cit-
zen who is concerned for the well
far. OF his city and fa!rmindcd
man. who loves fair play In all
things II Is bad enough for an In
dIvidual to be unfair and unjust In
his dealings; II Is worse for the gov
crnmcnt TO he unfair and Unjust to
Individuals or corporations doing
business within its domain. for tn.
government has tho advantage al
ways and the government is under
obligations To set the example In all
things.
am going to say that II Is jus,
aS wrong ana reprchcnsihle to he
unjus; to corporation AS tp an
Individual Injustice Is injustice. re
rardless of the victim. am no par
tisan OF the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. and do not hold
any OF i;s securities. Tho company
may hc partly responsible for the
prejudice that exists against 1t In
this community. but even .ts faults
will not justify the CITY Council In
dealing unfairly with tho company.
and ! bolcv" that every member OF
tho CITY Council will ndmit In frank
ness that the Virginia tnilway and
Power Company has had Il very raw
deal from the city OF Richmond. This
company has Invested II large sum or
money In this community under the
belief that Il would receive proycr
protection OF law and he given OPP
portunity To earn "A fair return on
its Investment.
Many citizens of this city have
invested ia tho stocks and bonds ~
the company on that belief. The
company has given n fairly good ser
vice. and has never tried To corrupt
the city officials in any way. Not
withstandlnH all this tho rates al
lowed the company have not been
sufficient 10 meet its obligations and
on top OF that ii Is forced into un-
fair competition with irresponH 9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
One Thing. AnNhnlN.

Tho cruel part Of dcnominationnl divisions
i'm religion" said the Reverend Speaker, ''is
that while We are all bound FOR tho same end.
tho churches have so little In common"
"Oh. don't know said tho I.aymnn. "'rhey
all agree on The part Of the service where Il
says: We will take up the collection"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Letters for the "votre OF the
People" Column should not exceed
400 words In length. Bcyund That
number the editor reserves the
right 10 blue pencil. Many and
address, must accompany each COM
nuhicnfion, not for publication. II
the writer does not wish IL. but
AN evidence Of good faith,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

NCHBURG. VA. AprM S.--W 4
Hogan .parccls-post carrier with the
local post Office. hns IL Rhode Island
Red hen which laid an egg this
week which weighed four and half
ounces
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I.CUulQllpc,

II is rather hard To analyze persons after
classifying nations
Peace is something that comes just before
war.
The dreamer starts everything and gets
credit for nothing.
Building air castles is fine job for hard
times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

'Dcy ain no question to nit said Charcoal
Eph. rum!nativeiy. when ~ mewl make up he
min L back. he gwinc back. Ioall mout
well jes' treat him lax woman let him
q" Ne own way. Eat pickle, Mistah Jack
SON"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Fault is being found with tho prayer that
offered at the opening OF tho Washing
ton conference. The phar!scc's conception %
prayer is still strong in many minds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
Up With the Times
Ify II, q. II.

The Genoa conference will attempt re-
duction or the land forces Of European pow
crS Europe is beginning to realize that to
be profitable land force must plows
instead OF hayoncts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Tho government has refused to send trnors
TIA the coal zone In New Mexico. Tho govern
mcnt knows what not to do. however limited
its knowledge may be OF what to do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Secretary DENLY has withdrawn use Of tho
naval rad" service for members OF Congress
Tho latter may have to go homo and look
their constituents in the eye. after ALL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Blanton OF Texas. left the House hurricdly
the other day. declaring that he would hold
10 personal accountability any one who allied
him liar in his absence Only about seven
teen Of his colleagues OF the Texas delegation
dd SO. and they are still representing their
respective districts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Mr.. EnriGht charges that tho newspapers
Invited criminals from all IN" world to
New York. We'll. he'll have TO admit that
his department has helped to make a pleasant
visit possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

Wide comment has been excited by tho news
that the government will stop making money
for a while though many OF us are able to
recall n" special hullaballo when we went
through like experience.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

T % Y j = tt''N -
favor us Win manu-
srripjS ana nus IA
lions FOR publication
wish TO have unaNa"
able articles returned
they must IN Hll asses
send lamps .ur thal
purpose.
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Ritt1nun0 Glnlrss {I}lspatIh
THE DISPATCH

PUBLISHED every day In the year - IL SOU"
Tenth Street. Richmond Va. by me 4''''S
Dispatch publishng Co. Inc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09
II In the Law.

CHARLES NJ WALLACE
Rtchmond. Va. April I, 1922.
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p = I<CII OFFICES:
i Petersburg, I'll Ho.th
- ca ~ . re Stres,.
Washington. lii6 N"w
Yorh ANcuUv, New
Iork city. Firth Ave
,Ius Buii,iIUg. Nniy"S 60
People $ Gas i'I'i".hs
IhiIauolphlu. '"l'"!A'
Trust building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-09

'mir Jov-k.ll"r IN Florida" says the New
sort Erws Times Herald. mas found Il clause
ir tn" Constitution Of that State which pre-
yfn's Williams j. bryan from qualifyin ing for
irc senate. 1Iut What OF IL? Why not change
IN" '"nrtitUtioni what's the Constitution
hctwc"u Brynuitrs2'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
WIDE PUBLICITY
ASSURED PLAINS
BY NEWSPA ERS

Much publicity viii be- given the Pan.
handle September 10 and 90 when the
convention IT the ranhandle.plains
chamber ~ Commerce viii be- held Slx
'lnlls papers besides the two Amarillo
iailics will have representatives In
Amarillo to cover" the convention.
The Wichita niansasl Beacon. wlch.
"a lHnnun~i Eagle. Dallas News. Fort
Worth stnrTel.sram, Fort Worth Rcc.
era ana Texas Commercial News. pub.
li~hcd NJ Sugarland viii have staff cor.
respondents IN Amarillo
Other Publicity will come through
correspondents for dailics liying In Am
'rlllo and probably from farm journals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

Mrs. y. W. Vance. ~ Panhandle. was
IN the city "Wednesday.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

sheriff !. ~. Rutherford. ~ tlaren'
don. WIS among the visitors here yes
iefdny. a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
Painted Legs Style
to be Shown Today
in Mission Picture

The management ~ the Mlasl0n
heater announce that personally au.
'onlphrd photograph 1T Miss Gloria
swanson viii b. given 90 each 81 the
'rsi iva hundred ladies who attend the
show today Mlss SwansnnH newest
Paramount special production. "lIrr
'illded Gage" II the feature attraction
a the Mission Tor three days. cnmmcnr
NIX with the MATINEE today.
The Mission management stated that
his Il withou, doubt the most hvirhly
produced pi,iure,play that this star has
ever appeared In, ana one II N. very
hest releases ~ the fall
Miss swanson II said 10 wear the
most stunning gowns ever conceived
most ~ the fashions she displays be-
Ing special ones imported from Paris
The new fad ~ painted legs" In shown
n this playa fad that IL growing very
las, IN popularity In eastern citiep--
40 hosiery IL worn at all and III. llmh'
are PAINTED IN various fantastic colots
Doubllcsz the showing ~ Her 0ld
Il Cage" IN Amarillo viii be- one Of tbs
hlghlighis of the fall theatrical seas'n
and The Mission viii Ice packed nt even
show for three days beginning today.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
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70 raal estate botd ~ aid that h.
fIfti au informal rhal,uEr from the
bIWsr.s tIuh Of that riiS toe Il baseball
SAME However, lt was the Oun-' mus
H' HnuH irli nu morr baseball should
ir attempted this year.
Zoo % ihfnum. chairman of the ~ %.
raliUll committee, viii Il. in charge II
if' program npst week ~ the request
President Fori lir1ndrnhufg
d. \ ! caldwell made the closing
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07
BURKE CULPEPPER BEGINS
BIG REVIVAL IN SHERMAN

Dr Burke Culpcppcr. who conducted
4 revival Tor Folk Street Methodist
church. here two years ago In tIber.
nacle. began a revival In sherman sun
day night. according Ia the Sherman
Iilly Democmt The revival Is being
conducted for the Travis Street Method
n, church and viii continue for tire"
weeks. Seats have been provided for
/! 900 persons ana 500 heard the evan
KEEL Hts opening sermon.
John T. Robin son. who lives IN Mem
phs Tenn also the home city az Dr
Culpcppcr. Is conducting the song scrv
lifg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

The greatest enemy Of child life Il
the tape worm. Il destroys health and
Vitality. The greatest enemy 1T the
tape worm IL Whites Cream Nermifugc.
one mr. two dusos dcrs the work, 'ricp
So Sold Oh CIV drug 20
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

During the last three hundred years
here have been moro changes In hat
fashions than In any other part 81 mems
attire.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

Ned Rscord. correspondent ~ the
afToleRram. - IN tho Panhandle
covering stories Tor hi paper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

Judge T. %. Iismlin. of Iarwsii. " in
Amarillo on business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-07

Mrs. ~. \. Gin. n Miami. was ,isi
tor here yesterday,
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" told me story ~ the lOung wife who
found that hes husbands business NJ.
shuudrflnr her away from the center
u biz aff'lllon,
"Nol that NO loved his Wife less hat
that be- lo,od his business more
This engrossinE, searching story D.,
the author az Enter the Flapper" aud
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