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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
STATE MINE OPERATION
SUFFERS SETBACKs
Indiana Gets Small Return
From Effort TO &c,
Fuel Supply.
BY Associated Press. ]

STArNTON. IND. Aug. il.-Thcro
was little activity today in the two
strip mines being operated under pro-
lection OF state troops There was
insufficient labor to make much head
way. one of the steam shovcls broke
and numerous minor incidents served
as sctbnck
AS result. Major-Gencral Tyndall.
I'm command OF the troops. went to
indianapolis today. General Tyudall
had no announcement to make con-
corning his trip. but it was under
stood that he had gone TO confer
with Governor McCray over the labor
situation. There were rumors that
the Governor might Immediately PIT
INTO encct his new plan" referred
TO by the chief executive few DAYS
ago. Details Of it have not been made
public. however. and IL is not known
whether ii Will call for convict labor
10 run the mines
The Goa! hauled out OF Staunton
iast night to a main-linc railroad
at Scclyvilc met a temporary set
back there when il was switched
onto the wrong track. The error
caused only short delay, however,
for the cars were sent on their Jour
rcy today. Union ,rainmcn said they
had never refused TO handle the cars
out OF ScclyNille. and that The delay
was due entirely 10 tn" error in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
DEEM FUEL SITUATION
EXCEEDINGLY CRAVE
Special to The Times Dispatch.1

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.1
DANNlLl.E, VA. Aug. ll.-lienrv
r. WatKins, member of the State
tu": advisory board. returned early
today from Richmond. where ycstrr-
day nc attended IL meeting called by
Fuel Commissioner Alexander For
ward The situation as revealed to
tn" committee. in tn" presence Of
GoVc.,or Trinklr, Is described by him
as desperate" adding that the
emergency is nation wide in scope
Mr. Watkins WAS particularly inter.
cstcd in bringing some relief TO
local tobacco concerns which have
large contracts to rcdry raw tobacco
now coming in from the South Caro>
lima market Much of this tobacco Is
that belonging 10 the Tobacco Grow.
.rS' Marketing Association. and un-
less the assurance is given that coal
viii be delivered TO the rcdryiuE
plants a heavy loss viii be sustained
through the deterioration OF the
weed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
PREDICTS REUNION
OF HART AND WIFE
Try United NnM.s

DENVER. COLO, Aug. ll-Bii
Hart the great exponent OF the
Good-hcarted two-gun bad man in
the movies. will .hou Ice smoking
the pipe Of peace" with WIn!frcd
MISSIONER. his wife. according to
REPRESENTATIONS of chief Red Fox
Skiuhushu, Of the Northern BLACK
foot indians secretary OF the Amcrj.
can order o: Indians.
chief Red Fox saws Bul is par;
Sioux Indian: that he SPEAKS the
sioux tongue ana understands She
universal Indian sign language.
81 happen TO know Hart very
we'll said the chief. and wrote
him last night expressing the hope
that he will soon b" smoking the
pipe of peace with his wife. Eight
ing a, home il bad medicine"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
ILLINOIS OPERATORS
AGAIN DEFY LEWIS
Stand Pat on Demand for Ar.
bitralion of Mine
Issues.
issues.
icy United Newsl

CHICAGO. Aug. l.-Encourarod nv
'Fes'drht HardinR's support of their
stand in refusing to meet coal min
crs until assured that arbitration
would follow the rcopenlnE of Hi
nois mines under the old wage and
working conditions. the Illinois Coal
Operators Association today adj
journcd its ,hrec-hay session. after
again defying Presiden, John l..
Lewis of the miners. by refusing to
send ENJOYS To his Cleveland peace
conference.
The Presidents telegram was re-
Gardtd as signiticant declaring. as il
ana. tina; the operators offer had beon
liberal and that if the miners re-
jeci II. the government must and
Tor itself some way OF cXtrication."
The operators sent messages both
10 Lewis and President Frank Far
rinEton. Of the Illinois miners. Of
fcring 10 confer any time the union
heads will agree TO arhitrate.
The only detection from the ranks
OF operators in this State in their
refusal to go 10 Cleveland was Tint
Of the United Electrical Coal Com
pany. which signed up with the con-
ference
Despite the operators rejection OF
the Cleveland conference. the fact
that the tracks in the mines are being
cleared and the mine mules being
taken from the pastures back TO the
mines in many Illinois districts. ~
believed by many observers To indi-
cate that both miners and operators
have some good reason to believe
lhnt neaCr L. NOT FAR OF
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Wanted for Client
Good arm
n Albenarle or Louisa County, Va.
POLLARD e. EAGBY. ISC
MORTON g. THALHIMEE.
Real Estate AuCtionecr
First National Bank Building
kIChmOnl NIrRinia

=, o,,,,t -, 49,
$50, 80, "a. i,t y. ,,!, uIil' ~" 81
- ~, W.,,1aii ma! son ahG
I.,, ~ ne uaSn s,s 'eu use da!sh
49,. ~, .,r, IN 'ne
oInSc OF the 'rcult tVurt OF
."'G ,oun'E, IN peed 'ooh ~ =.
~, 'hs usen na!e
thornI, ur,,.nt f., ~ -, noa
go h.,,, W INC SUI" VI t-'vvp.
S Su oe'.s tIeu 70 70 90 ny inc
,,,tiT "a ~ saw hotI. sh".' SCR d.
up'h ing Pre'''se1' ON
TUESDAY. AUGUST -.
at i o'clock a. -.
the real estate described he afore
said deed az follows, to 1T:
SIX and four-tenths o. az acres
of land. situated on the 3'c inond
and Petersburg Turupikc 4 Her
inuda District. Chesi.rneld county.
Virginia. being "A part OF the tract
knowu as "E.usl.v" and n.xcribeS
az follows:
Bcginn!ny AT :, coru.r ro,,.1 h,.
the Junction or tn, cns; In. ~ .;
G.orvo Str,..., n,h no t., - va o..
INC 1rnct a., 49,, ~ "'pa' q 1 ..l,
from Lot 30. 9. thence north IL 40'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

Los ANGELES. CAL, Aux. ll.--TE.
trIal OF ih!rty-siN defendants charger
win having. as members OF the *,
kluN Khan, taken part In RAID ar
lnglcwood last Aprl VIII proce. I'd
Monday. according 10 an agreemeu
reached today. Tho th!rty-sayent
aetendant. y. A. Baker. whose col
lapse halted the trial yesterday. wiz
DO given An order OF rLstriaI anJ
subsequent proceedings In his case
Will await tho reports or elieaisis
who viii examine him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
TWO DEAD IN BATTLE.
AT CHURCH SERVICES
IEy Associated rress.l

SOMERSET, Is Aug. lI.-Two
men are dead ana another was be-
liercd 10 he dying in a hospital here
tonight AZ the result OF a gan fight
nj I'll" close OF religious serv ic es
last might at Mount Victory. near
here.
ana Ester Dykes. u farmer. We're
lillcd and Ellis Richardson. another
ia Ancr. seriously wounded Police
said they were told that Dykes. Rich
hrdSon and several others sought to
break up the service and. after IL was
over, fred on Nolen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Atlanta fsnntltf Must Dir

NTLANTA, CA, Aug. ll-The an
peal OF Frank B. Duprc FOR a com
mutation OF his sentence to be hanged
on Scptrmbrr FOR tn. murder of
l'hy {. walker. private detective, vas
denied today hy the State prison
commission. pupre shot ana Killed
walker while he was attempting to
escape after robbins Il jewelry store
here last December
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
AbG1iChS-LEGAL.S
-
Legal Notices
OFFICE or IIRGISIA STATE
HiGft"Af COMMISSIONS,
RICHMOND, VA

August J. 1922.
bid' WI! be received al the Office OF
tn" virginia state Highway Commission.
corner OF TeHth and Marshal. Streets.
Richmond. Va. unit! ~ O'Clock noon
AUGUST -'TH. :Or The conjunction OF
J. PROJECT i5i-Hog'" 10, between
Puiasr! ANA Max I-sduws. in I'uIa.nI
ana with" counties. 1879 miles o., IL
foot btuu.ipg- Whc.iau roadway. ia
NoINIrE approximately 3-lsO cutie yards
excavation. !.!A2 linear icct OF pipe" SOC
cubic ynfi, concrete. ~ ouoic yards
rubb.c inasUHry. ana %. 900 pound, ~ re-
enforcing s'ec!. Amount y: certified cheek
J. 0'1. or bidders bond TOR $1,000 to &C
company ;hi- t.d.
project S-2i,-K,u,e IS street. OF
iiAA:"n. Ia Halifax County: Is, miles OF
concrete roadway. Involving approx.
'ra'"ly $500 cubic yards excavation. SsC
meat Zee - p!rc aUd u cubic yards con
mr'te amount 81 rertIasd ch+cn 325OV.
~ bidders bond FOR $4,000 TO .ccomps ny
g. PROJECT e5:-Rou,e ,. New can
'nn mn Ia buckingham county. O.zi miles
u: - feet b.'UH!nuU. nacadam road
moving approximately 5000 rgh.c yards
% 'Ncavat!ru Amour, "f c-rtIncd chec.
FOR 'i;0, or bidders bond 70. fil0 to ac-
company this bid.
Plans and Specifications FOR inspection
state Highway Commission. co-ne. Tenth
ana Marshal! Streets, Richmond. and at
n" orices Of the following dis,tic, enEi-
n"of': Project !5i. Hoauoke. rrolec,
800 - - ''N'4NHst' a'4'l tfOJsCt S-5sI,
q. Richmond.
Additional plans FOR Projects Isl and
SID !Of bidders "a. to- obtained upon
nr"!!'Aiic" 1" the Highway Comm!-s!oneI.
h!ohm"nG. uVOH receipt ~ s. each. my
al" ." Assistant cOHlm!ss!Oncr 1850 OF
which VA! bc refunded when plans are re.
turned good condition within two
weoA" AFR bins are opened. Plans Tor
$50 can be obtained upon payment. OF.
s." cru,-.
Sa"cinca lion, aud Kidding proposals may
u" obtained b. request from. oiiic. OF Tho
S'h'" h'shwd* Commissioner. Richmond
Engineers Will h" a. tH= following places
20 snow prosperity" bidders over the
projects. A. y. ". station MAY
Meadow. ~ y. M. Friday. August Is;h.
!Or Project ~ Al Halifax 10 A. N
THURSDAY. August i:ih. fOr Project S-si.
~ Sew CANON. 1880 J.. NJ. Wednesday
Angus; 10Th. !Or S--S2.
IN" stat, Highway Cpmm!ssion reserves
me rlSnt - reject any OF all bids
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSlOS
II q. SHIRLEY. Chairman
G. T. COLEMAN, Commissioners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
MD IIiIIlnnn Farewell

EXPRESSIONS Of the sentiment OF the
many friends Of james y. Hillman.
president OF the Highland Park Citi-
ZenS Association. were given at 4
mass mecting of Highland Park pco-
III" in the school last night Mr.
iiillman. who recently resigned as
secretary Of the state Board OF Edu-
cation. viii leave Tuesday to take
hp his duties as president of Emory
and Henry College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Court Continues Injunction.

CHARLESTON, $. g, Aug. i'll
Judge II. A. NJ. Smith. OF Federal
Court here today continued until fur
ther order the temporary injunction
granted the Seaboard Air Line Rail
ROAD company against strikin8 shop
men, restraining them from illegal
pickeiinE or otherwise Interfering
with III" companys employees ana
properties in the eastern district OF
this state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
LINIMENT IN "HOOCH"
CAUSES MANY DEATHS
Prohibition Officers 20 Check Up Out
put Of Iinimcnt Mann
fncturers.
lBy Associated Press.l

DETROIT, Aug. ll.-Iiniment put
III near-bccr 10 give IL kick is re-
sponsible for an increasing number
of deaths in the Middle West. &. a.
Gregory. Federal prohibition director
for Chicago. toldSR conference of pro-
hibiiion officers from Michigan. hi
uoia. Ohio. Indiana and Wisconsin here
today.
1t was decided by the conferccs
here to check up on the manufacture
srs Of various lniments and learn
where the output is going.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
AWAIT PILOTS RETURN
BEFORE AWARDING CUP
GRy Associated Press. !

GENEVA, Aug. 1.-THE commit
tee for the James Gordon Bennett
cup race has not yet decided whether
NJ. Demuytcr. pilot Of the balloon
Beigica. has won the race. il is an
mounced this afternoon. The com
mittce VIII await Demuytcr's re-
turn from Couitza. Rumania where
he landed. before making final de.
C!sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
PLAINTIFFS NArluHAl aANk

flchmond Va. July "a Iy22
pursuant 70 resolution of the d!rector.
OF inIs bank at meeting held July
iSEZ. thtre VIII be called meeting of
me shareholders 10 Or held At tneiT bank
ing nome. Main and Twelfth Streets Klch-
mOnu. Va. On iuesisy. Augusf 2. 1872
al IL O'Clock noon. for the purpos- OF
further amending Section J OF the Articles
OF Association. so AS TO provide for IA
BOARD Of directors consisting q. not les,
Ihah i've t5J nor more ;han twenty t2vJ
sha reho!ders: to elect such additional d..
rector as may be determined upon and
for the tr2nsaction Of any other pusl.
nrss which would properly come before
sad affecting
WARREN 81. GODDARD.
Cashier.
August II. 1922.
To The Stockholders
IN" annual meeting OF the stockholders
"f the Producers 60 Operative Exchange.
Inc. WI! be held in IN. Producers 60.
Operative Exchange. Inc, Building IIIa
East cary street. AZ 1880 \. NJ. August
81. 1922. Election OF officers and such
other business a. may properly come be-
fore the meeting will he acted upon.
\. LOVING, SeC'y.
Please be on hand on time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Weldon AnxMcrx Clc1k. Chnrre.

WASfIINtfTON. Aug. Andrew
Mellon. Secretary OF the Treasury.
today answered tho mandamus pro.
reedings brought - Jinst him by Will
liam il. Clay, OF colchester, ~. Y, to
compel his reinstatement as chief
clerk OF the. savings division OF the
Treasury. from which no was de-
sposed last month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

together With Erick Store in Rear.
fronting on CRANKY Street.
premises.
WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10TH.
AT o'clock l.. NJ.
;;m m" above ,mcntioned property No
lsVi Floyd Avenue Is an excellent
'-room detached corner house. The
store fronts thirty feet on CRANKY
street. In the rear OF the residence.
rms rs nice property ana Il good cash
and credit business is heinz dnrc i,'
inc store The property will be Of
Tered separately and as whole.
TERMS: Reasonable, announced at
the sale. y"
POLLARD " RAGBY. INC,
AuctioneGrS.
~ r.hh irIcpnon. IL q DispA.cn Wapt "A
station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Eugene o'nrlcn ncror,ed Improved.

Los ANGELES. CAL, Aug. IL.
Eugene % Bricn. motion picture actor.
who suffered n possible fracture OF
the skull and internal injuries. when
he was run down by q motor truck
last night. was reported resting east
~ at Hollywood hospital today.
Surgeons treating OBrien's scalp
found 1t necessary TO shave off his
IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

I" tho men AMI women az virginia
who played their part In tn" recent
drama of war.
Bids for Design Limited.
When the bids for architecture
designs were opened. tho commiss ION.
"rs limited the bidding TO a select
few. Invitations were extended eleven
architects. Five We're accepted Tho
reason for the small party proba-
bly, lies in the fact that the hoard.
after mature thought. no doubt. had
decided that this competition would
not he hcld under the rules Of the
American Institute Of Architccts.
Many Of tn" bcst-trained mon In tn.
country we're thus automatically cut
out OF competition. since they were
not permitted 10 enter Il under such
conditions. Protest was without
avail. Carncal X Johnston were the
Succession bidders. Their specifications
did not NICE; tho requirements Of the
stat" Art Commission. Fiskc Kim
hail. OF tn" University OF Virginia
chairman OF tho body. suggesting
certain changes In the design. These
changes have been made and II IS
understood that Mr. Kimbali now his
withdrawn his objections.
There was some question as TO tho
possibility OF securing IL sure Foun-
dalton for an cight-story building in
the southeastern corner OF Capitol
square, the ground In that vicinity
being OF sprinRy. marshy nature.
I; was recalled that the builders Of
the state Library Building expert
cnc"d trouble OF this sort. Borings
however. have allaycd these fears In
the minds Of the commissioners. and
tn" frst contract for construction has
hccn awarded TO the John 7. Wilson
Company. This is for the foundation
work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

John crenshaw Henry ct ais.
Defendants
This day came the plaintiffs in this
cause. and by l.hv" of court fled their
petition alleging the absence Of John
from the state OF Virginia and pray-
inS for the distribution to them OF
the fund in this cause set aside by
Ie6n sra nesSan a. It'll. ,hS fund Of said
i"hry upon the presumption OF their
deaths by absence for "a period OF
seven years ana more. ana praying
FOR the converting az new pnrtjes
hereto as unknown defendants. ana
thcreupon the following order Of pub
NCatiun IS entered:
The object OF the petition in this
cause IL 10 convene in this sui; John
trcnshaw Henry ana William Henry.
II alive, and IL dcad their heirs. eX-
evutors, administrators. devisccs, as
SIGNS or successors in title and make
CAIN and prove their respective
rights 10 certain fund in bank to
me credit OF TINS court in this cause
as the heirs OF Mary l.. Henry. de-
ny said John CreHshaw Henry and
NlllIam Henry. their heirs. etc that
petitioners be dccrccd To be the right
n n,h W 4t said J3hn Crcnshaw Henry
ahu w lliiam Henry and that the
court distribute 10 petitioners the
SAID fund as the heirs OF said parties:
mat upon proof OF the absence Of said
John transhaw Henry and William
Henry from the state OF virginia for
seven years and more. and not heard
rom. mat they. tho said Joan Cren-
d deaw Henry m 10 and William Henry; be
under the laws of Virginia
Ana anluafit having been made and
n!cu that John crenshaw Henry and
iiiinm Henry are nonresidcn.s OF
me state OF Virginia. and have not
been residents Of said State of Nir-
ginia for more than ssven years. and
nave not been heard from within a
reriod OF seven years and more; thni
~ ~ not known whether the said John
rtnsha" Henry and William Henry
10" living or dead. that the ,urlbpr
ana names Of the children. ncire. cx-
"Sutors, administrators. d.visces as
signs or successors in title OF tho
said John Crenshaw Henry ana vii
lam Henry. If dead. are unknown. q
IS hereby ordered that the said John
Crenshaw Henry and William Henry
II living. and IL dead the heirs. e%-
ecntors. administrators deviSaes AZ
signs or successors in title to a Ger
tain fund i'll bank to the credit OF
the court in this cause as the heirs
etc. OF Mary r. Henry. deceased. APP
pear here within ten days after tho
due publication Of this order and do
what may he necessary 10 protect
their interests I'm this suit
a Copy-Tcstc:
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
f.. RALEIGH PHILLIPS. p. a.
WANT TO buy sn auto7 Read the cia.si.
Cod ads.
If YOU wish TO buy q good used car, read
Classification IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
Captain Pollock on Furlo,as.

Captain George +. Pollock, police
clerk, Is on a ftteon day furlough.
George c. Mullins, secretary to Chief
Of Police Sherry, will be acting clerk
in tho absence OF Captain Pollock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
REhL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wanteti-i.eai Estate.

FOR RESULTS. list your farms and city I!
property with Pollard B-sby. Rich .
mond Va.
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ron KESi'LT3 list your property With
o. &. 'HsI"T. ~ North Ninth Street.
FOR RI UI.Ts lis, your property with
j. y. Connolly * Co. Seventh and
FRANK n Streets.
REAL. ESTArE-f.i,; your property with
L- for sale or for rent. Morton G.;
Thaihim"r, Second Floor Fi--, HationsI
Ian. building. Randolph 81 and IS.
REAL ESTATE-List you; property With
US for s&Ie or for rent. We can sorys
sou. T.. f. SchmId; & Co. rs North
Elsh,h street.
RICHMOND TRUST COMPANY. Real E:s-
tate Department Sa!cs. rentals oud
loans Seventh aud Main Street.
FOR RESULTS. iI.t your property with
'has. = Eu"hrmund. .i7 East Franhiin.
We can supply your wants ia real estnt.
W H. Purcell. Jr.. Co. Inc. l0t North
Eighth street.
FOR beat results. list your property With
US GArrcu 4 Co.. lli7 East Main.
LIST your barton Heights property With
Meyer ks!msn. 800 Mutual building.
Call Madison 2Sts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

William Writ Henry ct ais Plaintiffs
John Crenshaw Henry IT ais.
Def, I1 n :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12
". CHESTER EVANS.
Trustee

' lsG!NlA : - TIE CHANCERY
MDND THE 27TH DAY OF july.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-12

I" the men ana women q: virginia
who played their part In tn" recent
drama Of war
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-27

mlrat Roh"Ft +. IcafN Will 20 un-
vcilcd on April 6 in Arlington come
tory, + is of white N1aino cronito
aud ,fto, -, dcei~n of his own surcos-
,ion Tho dav viii no tho IAN ami
Pole 1-nyaii;nr will ho donc nv
,rrs Idy,,d Stafford Marie Ahri-
obi,o pcar,, tho SNOW Babv "
proc;dcnt Hardinc and socrot,,v
Donb,. b.vo hoo, in,.i,od
oroo+ ohIo,o ,,horoid af r,on;to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-27
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
when Mixed With sulphur It
Brings Back It's Beautiful
Lustre A. Once

Gray hair however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know the
advantages of youthful appearance.
Your hair is your charm. 1t makes or
mars the face. When it fades. turns
gray and looks streaked, just few ap-
plications of Sage Tea and sulphur en-
hances its appearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray, Look young.
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" which is merely the old-time
recipe improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepara-
ton. because it darkens the hair beau
tifully. besides. no one can possibly
tell. as it darkens so naturally and
evenly. You moisten a sponge or soft
brush with it. drawing this through
the hair. taking one small strand at a
time. BY morning the gray hair dis
appears: after another applicat tion or
TWO. its natural color is restored and 1t
becomes thick. glossy and lus:rouS.
and YOU appear years younger.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-27
COMPULSORY BOYS TRAINING

Ma jor- General Clarence +. Ed
area. in addressing Il Boston organ
ization of voters has advocated a sys-
tom OF compulsory training. Ivy which
the government could have complete
charge Of every young man between
the ages of Is and - for the period
of year.
The ends which the Ma jor- General
would attain by these almost too
militaristic methods are in them
selves admirable and in every way
10 be desired. He would teach to the
Youth of the land "a sound body. a
sound mind, the dignity Of labor self
control and the other fellows point
of view" The excellent results noted
in the way Of character dependable
ty, and both mental and physical de-
yelopment in boys summer camps
are evidence of the good Of super
vised and disciplined instruction. But
whether the Generals methods are
advisable, in a democracy such-as
ours, where compulsory training by
the government would smack per-
'haps too strongly of other lands and
gcustoms, is question demanding
careful consideration. Does the end
Justify the means? t-.-~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-27
OUR POLICY TOWARD RUSSIA

A. J. Sack, director of the Rus
sian Information Bureau we'll ex-
prcssc3 the attitude of this coun-
try. "It seems" he writes. that
Of all the nations America alone
treats Russia as n former Ally whose
m;sfort,incs are due to her enormous
sacrifices for tho common cause. and
only America understands that ma
,ion nassirr through a Revolution
should be treated with svmrathv and
co,eidoro,ion fo, its ri~htS Thus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-03-27
Four Held After
Raid at Lewiston

Lewiston. Nc, March 25.-Lewiston
pohce officers today seized 40 gallon
cans of alcohol at the home Of Georg.
Dlon on the Lisbon road. Later they
arrested Joseph F. Pelletier of IS
washington street. Salem, Mass; Rome
H. Pelletier of IS Franklin street,
Lynn; Napoleon Beauregard nf "a
frlnco street, Salem, and Emil La
pointe of Salem.
An auto. said 10 belong to Larointe.
IN which the police say the liquor was
Drought to this city. was also taken.
The party is said to have left Salem
AT midnight last night with Beaui esard
driving the car. He claims that ne was
hired to drive the car to Portland and
that he knew nothing about the Iiouor.
Ihey will be brought before the court
Monday.