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The Washington times., 1922-02-25


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A most successful reception was
that given Thursday evening by the
new addition to our alumni organi.
cations, the Cornell Society Of Wash
ington. It was held at the Burling.
ton Hotel with the Minister from
China and Nine. SEE as guests of
honor. DR.. SEE is a Comedian, which
was of a particular interest to
Comedians just now, as the former
president Of the university, DIR.
Jacob Gould Sehurman, is Minister
from the United States to China.
More than two hundred guests at.
tended the reception. They were
greeted on behalf OF the society by
Mrs. Harrison Dixon. and were pre-
scented to DIR. and Nine. SEE by John
c, Hoyt, while Mrs. Hoyt assisted
Nine. SEE in receiving. With Miss
Bertha Bennett at the piano the
guests Joined in the singing OF Alma
Mater and later Miss Bennett, &C.
companied by Miss Ruth Butts, sang.
The remainder OF the evening was de.
voted to dancing and the renewing
Of old acquaintance. The party was
arranged by the acting board of gov.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
For Better Only

9 EPARATELi, RichmOnd's two alert adj
~ vertiSnE clubs have made a brilliant
contribution 10 the progress nf the com
munitv That they will he prepared as a
result of last nights Significant amaIgama-
ucn, or marriage" TO serve with vastly
Increased effectiveness in their common
field. no one may doubt Their identity
OF purpose and interests had made il main
that sooner or later Il union Of forces
would become. not only advisable hut. from
IN" viewpoint OF service, a practical neces-
'sty. No on" could have Witnessed the
brilliant ceremony that was carried ont
last night without realizing tina, the merger
had been approached by both parties with
Ire single thought Of giving Richmond the
strongest advertising club in the A 4 G. "
To these clubs. Richmond is indeh; cd
for An extended period of the most superior
publicity and broad civic endeavor No
where has higher standard Of professional
service been maintained in the hald OF adj
Ner,ising Nowhere have the members of
The profession concerned themselves more
actively through their organizations with
community affairs. regardless Of direct re-
l~tion 10 'heir own special field The re
suit has been that the Richmond Advortis
ing Club and the Women's Advertising club
have won popular reputation for use
fitness not often appropriated by organi-
'ations OF professional workers As eapcrts
ia advertising. the members of these clubs
placed their trade mark Of honesty and
ncts representing Their profession United
in ono club. they may he expected to render
even more distinguished service In the fu-
ture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

est degree OF technical strength. Thomas
X. Marshall, former Vice-Pres;dent, and
clark Howell. editor OF the Atlanta Con
,s'itution. to whom some observers will
perhaps attribute no special fitness for
TINS service. come. nevertheless with the
coincidence OF the public and with no meager
'biiity To represent justly. il nontechnicaI,y.
the broad principles which the American
people would wish to have applied 10 A
study OF the coal-mining industry.
The three remaining selections. DR.. Ed
ward T. Devine. Judge Samuel AIschuler
and Charles p. Neil. may he expected to
approach The survey with special regard
Tor it's sociological aspects. though only one
OF them. Dr. Devine may I've described in
the strict sense as socolog;st. Judge
Alschuler. long in political life and now
serving. under Wilson appoint ment ON
the bench of the United States Circuit
Court. will he recognized by many readers
as tn" arbitrator Of the dispute in 1918 he
tween the Chicago packers and their ern-
rloyes His service in that connection
has been described us Zone of the most
notable labor authorizations in this count ~ -
Mr.. Neill has made a distinguished record
in similar work. and extending over many
disputes instead or one. For years GER
tain!y since he held Office a. Commissioner
~ Labor under Presiden, Roosevelt he
has been in close touch with labor prob
lens. Among the nations SociolOgists. the
President could not have found = stronger
appointcc for this body than DR. Devine
From such commission tho American
people may confidently expec, a thorough
going ard eHper, analysis Of the coai-min-
ing industry. final report that will pro-
vide. for Tho first time. the detailed, care
'nlly arranged information essential TO clear
understanding and effective treatment.
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News Of Fifty Years Ago

'From IN" Richmond Dispatch. oct l.. 1927
k"v Hugh Si"wcil Rr"wn Of Liverpool
WI preach AZ the FRS, Baptist church sun
day morning. and Rev. J. H. ~ ,.ur-v will
preach at Night: Rev John RI-nnrr xiii prea n
IN German al Eliza fark At ~ 4. NJ
me Day % At"nemeni. the most solemn
nay IN the Hehr"" Calendar. hogan with sun
SET yesterday and continues until sunset to-
"aF'
"'F' ~ o. 'r"Ws Of Springfield Ky. has
neen cahed TO IN" pastoral care Of the Fulton
faptiSt Churrh. He is Nir.iniup and ,,,u
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Health Talks by DR.. Brady



Wealth is Gnins I've wealth this winter
and NOV is the TINS :" consider how to CON
serve fuel. The majority ~ houses or dwell
incS aro "V"rhcatcd much "f the ,im" Some
store and "fHre buildings, arc ov.rh"atod all
tn" timr Tho health. comfort. efficiency and
wealth ~ ev"rN on" concerned would lie on
HANGED ny INC cH"r"isc ~ h",,"r iidcmcnt in
n" heating NJ living and work rooms Tn.
chief lin ulty ." contend with is N. excessive
drvtns out ~ tho air by any kind OF artificial
heating
" - = curious fa"t the, winter air heated
M :" - d-zrc,s, which is from, Eve 20 ten
d"rr""s -" warm for health and efficiency.
"rH'h7riN does not seem SO com forta nlc as air
~ * G"ErNeS a.. r"r a normal individual
because -" air a, m. higher temperature he
CONES eNc"ss'v"iy dried or,. aud urlcss som,
ADEQUATE provision Is mad. FOR mois,cninr
II. III. excessively dry air viii se-,n "rhillv"
and occupants 81 tho room oill threaten 20
take 4 chill "r vii; suspect stray drafts 81,
reaching 'hem short. tho axc.ssiy. dry
meas makes everybody little techy. AMI they
don't know why.
J" H""" me air ~ house If zcvcu
rooms sufficiently m"iStcncd II is necessary To
"Nap"rai" not less than four gallons IF water
each tNcntN-f"ur hours. while The ,cmners-
tur" Is keep, ~ approx rately - degrees r
ana when N" household t.mrs RI t,r, lie per
"l'tHd :" s""r :" "r above - de-rcc some
'hin2 TX thirty gallons az water mus, h.
cvap"rat.d each tw.nty-fnur hours to main
tain \ fa- humiditv
Many furnaces have NAN fur ,,.rn,,,f,,,
water. and often hou.cholders ncrlcc, 10 NH.
We INNS h"'auS" they find tho furnace will
work jus' &c we'll "-ith"ut the bother Never
'he'"ss' ~ pays :" keen tho wafer pan IN ar-
ton. even though II cvaroratcs only 4 rr,r.
mon az the amount required Il saves fuel
h"cHns" muiStnr" in III. air c:v>s rurfnrt ~ nd
hcaIth) At lower temperature II is good
economy I" rr"rtde connection with ,re
water system 50 thai water is prtoma,icalIv
y IL, . lr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

"as met I'm this district by a multitude of
eager takers against district quota of
SlG,5o",o"o subscriptions tctaling $4,000
900 and more were recorded as practical
~ instantaneous response. The govern
mcnts credit was never better in this dis
'rict. and there is no lack of money for
reasonably attractive investmont-this is
the conclusion pointed by tho Fifth Dis.
irict's prompt answer. Nirginians. particu-
larly. should be interested in this fresh evil
dence OF the fact that now is an excellent
time for marketing bonds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

rmlth. executive secretary. commit
tee on foreign missions Communion
service. conducted by Or. G. l.. King.
pastor Grace Covenant Church. 8
+. NJ
The Little Thcater League will
present "Gammer Gurton's Needle"
4, the Work shop. 500 ~ FLOYD Ave-
nue.. on Friday and Saturday nights
at $40 O'Clock
This performance will he enacted
hN III" juniors Of the league Tho
'lny is comedy. translated from IN.
I'D Angles Saxon by Miss Louise
'ur,oiEh. tn" professional director OF
h" l.itti" T'h"at~r League. II proved
'uite a success last wear
~ the last meeting Of the Amcri-
AN Legion Auxiliary. Mrs = w
'iowleS offered her resignation an
hartman az IN" membership commit
&c. She is, leaving IN" city. Mrs
';"wlcs has had charr" Of This work
"r tn" past year. and has done
pl"ndld work in thai capacity. II
vss with deep regret that the or
raniza'inn loses So good u worker
Mrs j. j. Wicker. Jr.. was appointed
- MI this vacancy.
~ - NV W ill'IN lVD VIII
meet tonight AT s:l5 o'clock at tho
collegiate" School 1919 Monumcn,
>v"nuc. Evan r. Chcstcrman viii be
hartman Of the meeting.
'n" Of Tho most interesting event.
F." occur in Richmond for some tim.
III h" the mnveillnp OF tho tablet to
u" virginia "ipncrs "f tn" Bcclar:,-
ION on Independence which tal,os
'ia"c FRIDAY. October ~ at r. ~
the senate Chamber Lieutenant.
'"v"rn"r j. T.. WcSt win preside. DR.
sat" waller Barrett. state r.cou, OF
nc ~ \. II. viii present tho tahlct
which vii be received by Gnv.rno-
Tr'nkie Mr.. Duane. of philadelphia.
president ~ the sons Of tho eicn.rs
~ The Declaration ~ Ird.pondcrr.,
md a descendant NJ benjamin Frank,
lin. VIII deliver Tho address.
Tho business W"man'v CourciI %,
No W g a. viii hold It's regular
weekly moctinE 'onigh, a, o'ciocg.
N''"r IN" supper ANA tho devotional
service. Miss K"rens Mason viii tax
"n Camp In" ~ Maine" Tho uoc,.
inEs Of III" council this month viii
he especially Interesting. being de-
voted To travel talks
The Mothers club o, Springfield
school VIII meet ~ n" sshool .hls
afternoon a, $50 o'clock
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'TODAI'S
RADIO
ItI,i< &.

fEas, pi,,shurgh)
Srirn'iHc American week
" program prepared especially for
WeSting houNe station kDtt
United states Publ Health Semi.
Ne"klt Bulletin
J. " bedtime story FOR tho
kiddits
S'" T.. NJ Hints on modern and
practical hum. furuishinc prepared
hy Miss Harriet Webster. oc the
Joseph Horn" Company. Pittsburgh.
"a An address Of interest to tho
farmer. prepared ~ the National
S'""hman & Farmer. Pittsburgh.
"a
= N.--I,alisn night Mile
franko. soprano: Nazar!no La
Mnrcs. tenor. Foch De l~o. pianist;
Frank Rubbo. violin. Amcrico F.ou.
c@!e. violin Alfredo Armocidt
cello, Joseph n Giovanni. nut. Au-
gust 4 Giovanni. mandolin. Paul
burbsno mandolin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Thr Dny, W.. Celebrate.
Nv HENRY EDWARD WARNER

Thanks giving beloved husband Of
sarah Ann Pumpcrnckel. of acute indigestion
Funeral. private: flowers"
Y"m Eippur: At a standstill. all tho
stores being closed"
Fourth nf July: who administered
hrst aid and telephoned for the ambulance.
tn" patient upon recovering consciousness
said he thought he could hold IL in his han
until il went on
-. Fairck's Day: which broke ur
the parade. Mike Flahtrty and Dennis Gala
han wer" sent homie. The rest Of the com
haian's were ahlc to continus after refresh
,n'ntS
Christmas; inventory dicioscd liahili-
TICS far in excess Of assets The business,
Mr. Smith said. had been dong veil hut he
has seven daughters for whom lie felt obliged
to buy stfts."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

week ~ Mr. snt Mrs. Everett, Psrk-
inson. "f 1873 Park Avenue
Mrs. +. y Mnaitt has returned ~
tn'hr'nr1 aft"' several weeks with
'"lhtltts In Raleigh y -
r VI Thomas 81 ,hi- city. j.. reg
,Steied ~ Ia. PENNSYLVANIA Hotel.
New York
Mt ana Mrs y l. Stap!c. ri
Rt"hm"ui AZ. guests al the Amt.s.
sad"r Hotel. New YORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
Up With the Times
IVY II. q. ".

MIR Ilovh George never lo"i<s so little like =
MAJ VII" is ah"ut 80 quit as when the whole
Fn'ic"v"rnmert outfit turns its heavy artil-
levy upon him.
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IN AND OFT or TOWN.

Miss Belle Cameron is i'm New
York for 4 few days
Mrs. George Bower. Of Atlanta.
Viii arrive today to he the guest Of
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry White, OF
Boston, have been the guests this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
rho >nturn, Conclusion.

Tn" Sur'ty school teacher n"1an her ,,ui2
Now. children. one "f you tell me-: Who WAS
An.niaSr"
Willie, ~ villas. rn,-rr. snapped it ~
! know Mum: he = heherman.'
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" t.I.
'M"df"rd Hillsid.D

5:25 r. NJ Must" program.
$40 r. NJ Boston polio" reports.
Boston police headquarters Late
news flashes. early sport news, Rus-
ton American.
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Theatcr Calendar

ACADEMY Under Hawaiian
Skies"
LYRIC-keith vaudeville.
RIJoI'-';loria Swanson. "Her
Gildtd Cage"
i:i.tEElRD--Tom Mix. Just
TGny.''
BROADWAY Richard Rarthci-
mess. The Bond Boy"
COLONlAl.-'.The Pink Gods.
ISlS-"My Old Kentucky Home"
ODEON--Ec'ty Compson, AL
ways tho Woman"
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nird. 81 u Feather. EN-,

There H. nothing surprising i'm tho r.nor,
ina, German officers arc proreedins m rurL .r
~ large numbers. II would be surpri,ipc II
they not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

outside "f tho police, sherin's depa rtmcnt
and county attorneys Otto" there seems to
"" ~" resident ~ New Erunswirk y j. or
N" vicinity thereof. VIII" doesn't know III,
nSd" story ~ tho Hail-Mills murder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
The Weather
Furnished, by u. S Weather Bureau
Forecast: Virginia -

Forecast: Virginia -
fnir today md pre-
coded by nns rttle
weather In extreme
north PARTON to,ln. !;
cooIer tonight.
North turoiinH--tH,i
to-day and tomorrow
cooler In north portion
tonight.
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Lost.

Sh" sighed deep. fun. h"artfu, sigh.
Oh sh" murmured. 'wh,, 3, lovely
sop: he said st-rnly. Don't start trlfng
M" what lovely ring the MOON has tonight
And realizing that she had been ctugh, in
the old. r"farious game she changed the
subject and sr"ke fo"lincIy ~ her ability L"
make over old dresses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

President Harding has purchased rho mid
Harding home in Marrow County Ohio no
expects To MAX" his home. there after his
term as President. and the signs indicate
that he viii not he disappointed in Thar o..
pectai i"n.-D anville Register
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
No, ,-.-nu, seon-M.,s..

}
ohio Voter can Pass on Beer Cincinnati
Enquirer headline ga, don't shove. boy. Thi.
has no reference To passin. II ON the ma
hoSany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

Tn" former crown Prince ~ Germany has
"n'N one regret II iF said that is that he
IS una"i" ~ return and help save his country.
ON" 'hins is certain: his country would need
an awful lot of hcr if NJ should return
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

An"th"r miners strike. il is reported is in
prospect for spring Th.Sc n,crmis-
Si"ns apparently are arranged merely /" per-
mi tho c"mhatants to get in trim bv pror.
tcinr on tho public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

y" wonder tho Turks disa ppnnted: tho V
ar" getting everything they demanded with
ont even being given an excuse for another
!naSSaC
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KY w.

iChicago. IlD
M-Coroert arranged through
the courtesy Of Lyon &: Ha.ly' CON
cert and Artist Department The
program will be announced by
rsdiophune
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

Girl ~ IL in I.ynchhurg has shot two bovs
a'f"adH ana Sh" isn't even married yct-Nor-
folk Ledger Dispatch.
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OF Interest TO Women

-" '"'r"StihE program has been
Hianned '"r the unvAilinc "f the tab
let I" IN" Virginia ~ien.rs ~ IN.
Declaration at independence nv the
National u \ t. i'm ,h- senate
'hamh'r ~ IA" stat, capitol Fri
Day. o",oh.r IL a. o'cloca. Atinr-
ncH-G"ncral John u. SAUNDERS VIII H..
IN" chairman ~ TIC "cca.iun lrvo-
"aii"n viii h.. made by Rev C;r"rE.
washington Dame. Il t.. ~ Bal,i.
more. 2r"tt great grandson ~
Thomas Nelson. aud chrrl.lr Of tho
Society of the Descendants Of ia.
SiEn""s
pr KATE Waller Barrett. sta,e
president "f the u \ r.. viii pre-
sent The tablet. witch viii hn nm >
v"ii"d nv Mis- Kathersn. wood
Spots"ood Watson. daughter ~ Mr..
aud Mrs i'nry Ice Watson. and
Freder!ck H"reci"y son ~ Or and
Mrs shelton H"r'"l.y. bon ~ whom
are descendants az Carter RraN,"n.
Governor T.. Ice Trintlo viii scc~p,
the tablet 10 behalf Of N, STATE aud
Mrs. Russell Dame. ni phiiad"lphi.
IA. nr"s,hcmt Of the Snci,;y of I,Ac-
''rHti"n ~':rcis Inv Pennsylvania and
descendant az Benjamin Franklin
will deliver N. address 10 tn. So
cictr
The k,ne's Daughters have plan
nod an eNcertionaIiv inrn-cstinr pro.
gram for their convention which
meets hrrs October .. - and %
Some OF tho most nromincnr SPEAK
"rs on This program win be n :.
c. A Manct general secretary ~
The Central Council in Nnw York
Mrs David prahodv NJ Roston: Mr..
Willebrandt. assistant attorney gen.
eral Of Washington. Eov~rnor Trim
fle. Mayor Ainslie and judge J. Hoce
Ricks. The ministers who will ASSN,
At the meetings are: Rev q. Free.
| land ret.r. Rev. 7. 4. Smoo, R.v.
~. NJ Stuart and Dr. Frank T. Me.
f'aden. Tbs musical program is
puite an attractive one Both the
unartct from - James Eni.cnp.l
Church and IN" ono from C.ntena y
Methodist church will sis. s.l-c-
fi"nS at the various meetings The
s"i"isis for the different occasions
are: Mrs J"@cph r. Geisinycr. ar-
c"mpanied by lanes Womhie. Mrs.
G'"rs- X. Harner. accompanied hv
Mr.. Whitseil and Mrs. W. W. Ger
Der.
There will he three receptions. one
At the church Tuesday. October -;
"''"r tne meeting. one al tn" shell
! t-rinr Arms. Wednesday. October -.
after the automobile ride. one Thurs
day. October - ." ~" delegates nf
-" convention. rendered them Ivy III"
sunshine tir'i'. at III" home Of Mrs.
i l.. Moon. 203a Monument Avenue.
There viii also he a lunch and round
table discussion at Centenary Cirrl"
each dav. Mrs. Henry S. Eley. az
Suffolk. Is the state president Of the
Kings Daughters.
The eighteenth annual meeting OF
| The Woman'S Auxiliary Of ;he Pres
hytrrian Church. synod az Virginia
which opened here v.St"rday, viii
confirm" through today and torrnr-
row. Tn. program Tor today j. as
follows:
Thursday. address "f greetings,
Mrs Hampton Fleming. 10 A. NJ:
! conference for recording secretaries
led nv Miss IIiida White" LEO r. NJ:
report assemblies Training school
Mrs. Hampton Fleming: Rib!c study
l.. Stewardship. Rev. w l.. I.ingle.
y. n. l2:l0 r. NJ: Thursday after.
noon. reports on summer conference
and conference on young people.
work. Misses McclunE and Binford:
Thursday evening. address: What
IL Saw in Africa" pr. EGhert W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

W" kr"" fellow whn spends most OF his
TIM" collecting old coins aud borrowing new
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IN" TIME has com" whom the South should
'"Pleh'Sh hcr StateSmanship. \ statesman is
more IMAM a dead politician" Ton, Reed
once said In our judgment Senator's Under.
wood and Glass stand in a class 10 them
S''N'S ana We would like To more men ~
'h'r TYPO s"ni TO Congress from tho South
--ACcomac News
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smith. executive secretary. commit
tee on foreign missions Communion
service. conducted by Or c. L. King.
pastor Grace -Covcnant Church. 8
+. VI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

The Mothers club OF Springfield
school, VIII meet ~ n" school ,hls
afternoon a, $50 O'Clock
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Local T-mp-ratur. Y..,.rdn,


sAinfAll u hours "ud.n1 T. Nom.
i'inftn - hours 'nding E. M Non,
.S"">s sine. March .........n 4,
''"sH >in'e January I ............I3 ID
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I.ornl Oh.er, atIon. 81. az. ". Y.s,..ds,.
Special DATA.

WIND direction. snuth wind v.iucn,
= weather a. T.. NJ. clear.
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Echoes From Down Home


\ judr" in Maine. catching = whin ~ an
Aims breath. d"ui"d him citizenship papers
on N"lst>adian grounds Lucky alien An
They did was to r"jer, him. N YOUR. an
Nm"ri"an they smell "f v"nr breath and shno,
YOU. Norfolk NirSinian- pilot.
eirl "f IL in i.ynrhhurg has shot two BOYS
already and She isn't even married ye,-Nor-
folk Ledger Dispatch.
President Harding has purchased the old
Harding home in Marrow COUNTY ohio ue
expects to MAX" his home. there after his
'"'" as PRESIDENT. aud the signs indicate
that nc VIII not h" disappointed i'm thai or
rotation anville Register
Ry III" tim" III" allies 60, through mak'ns
concessions 4" m" Turks. Constantine may
console himself with the .,hou.h, ,b,, 10
didn't lose mu"h''NNh"n he gave IN The Greek
'hron"-Eris'ol Herald Courier.
The time has come whom the south should
r"rIeniSh her craftsmanship. :, statesman is
more than "a dead politician" &c Tom p..d
once said In our judgment Senator's Under
wood and Glass stand in a class ia ,b.,,
selves and We would like to sec more men a,
'h"'r TYPO s"n' to Congress from the South
--Accomac News
VI inc Harding administration has ner-
'"rm'd any real active service in prrsuadinr
"'h"r governments t" ratify the limited arm
Smcnt agreement and p,, II. prnvIsin,s Il,
force. IL would I've interesting ~ have 4, ,,,,,
r' out. All of which hi: -.,tc- ~. p.,n,
''can ciamor that vast credit is du. me al
"'h'srat'"n Tor having called III" Washing
'"h conference ana for having ste-r.d i, 10
~" aUainmen, OF limited naval srmamon,
rIin. - ahs'..- "~-c": - a.. IN .,,,,.,c.
"f the American puhlc.--i.--eh5.:-r -,
II took the Republicans TWENTY mo,,hs .,
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cnm-r""-ArrInx,"n wedding.

Mr.. and Mrs. l"hn White AIRING.
Ton nave issued Invitations Tor tn.
'narriar- 81 their daughter. brtavta
Pae.. I" Evan Donald Cameron Tn.
Wedding Will tax" plac" in Green
VILE. =. e.. III" hume nf TN. bride al
>:S' o'clock ~ christ Church. I'm
'""d!at-ly after the Ger. m"uN there
viii r" - reception at 81? East Wash
.nc'"n street. t;rrenvillc several ~
Sirhn,nud's younger married at will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

The late lords ~ creation ccr,airi, ,,,
"'Sp"Sl'i"n I" h"3rudce the new ladies' Of or.
ati"n of any legitimate pleasure tb,t ma,
b" IN sight. hut they cannot helm visbirc
."'' """"h' III me exercise "f her new found
freedom IL Sh" must initial. the men n,uId
"muiat" the virtues OF men If they nav. n,.
rather than copy their viccs.--Staup,on Nous.
Leader
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

Th" Virginia Writers club Will
nee, tonight AT s:i5 O'Clock ~ tho
"'"c nat" School. 1919 Monument
,N""n" Evan r. Ch"stcrman viii be
hartman Of the meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12
Miss Cnpn"n D-hmtnntc.

Mr.. aud Mrs Nrthur VI cannon. ~
Monument Avenue have formally
announced their daughter Alma "a
. 'icbutInte f"r this season. Miss
cannon is attractive member of
h' younger set. and several inter
sting functions viii u" Eiv"u IN her
honor. Sh" is The Granddaughter ~
Judge auh Mrs. Edmund waddil. Jr
II this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-12

INC Af"rn"N-Gencral has ruled ina, q,
'N''' session Is not necessary - corr.r, ,b.
'h>"iHNN Of tho rcapport ionmcnt ac, IN,
" - necessary - provide 4 fund for carry
ins out IN" states road building n-o,,I,,r
-Newp"rt News Press.