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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
The Bankers for ROad Bondg

\A1lIH favorable action BY the bankers
OF virginia 81 Hot Springs Saturday
me last apparent gap in the support which
me proposed highway bond issue has won
among me groups OF large taxpayers was
'iosed This gap, as matter OF fact, has
hceh more apparent than real. for the bank
eTs o! inc state had already 10 largo e1-
tent indicated by Individual expression their
!eadlhesS 20 support the issue. II is graft
iE'hs' nevertheless, 10 have the formal and
authoritative declaration OF their supper,
ADDED to tho record OF this popular move
ment Tor greater Virginia
IhNorsem"nt % the bond issue nv Tho
states leading bankers may be eSpected
10 contribute substantially and quickly 10
me spread Of bond sentiment throughou,
Virginia Their declaration mOreovor IL
hk"iy 20 carry greater weight because T.
has come al 4 relatively late stage in tho
movement BESIDES occupying a position
OF exceptional advantages for the broad
st"HF Of ~" proposal. they have had an ex
tended period in which TO carry on their
observations. And tho conclusion ,hov bavo
reached is that tn" bond issue is practicable
and necessary and that the tirne for f. fror,
mo viewpoint o! sound economy. ia rina
!, may be rald ina, no groun n, VT
sin!ans would he css likely TO speak IN ad-
yocacy Of bonds II tho practical mari, a,a
i!m"lin"ss o. the proposal were no, concIn-
h''! S"""h no group Is IN "A better posi-
w" Il" HhN" THIS suhiect in all Of rs an
r''lS' WIN me principal bankers Of the
',d'e solnly behind IT. the bond proposal
Hho"'N instantly gain Tic popular favor
necessary 20 carry II through
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
MONDAY. JUNE Is. 1922.
The Sky the Limit

TOEN T. ADAMS, chairman OF the Repub-
j !can National Committee, is a business
man. given 70 business practices. Moreover.
he IS practical in al things and is not moved
by foolish sentiment or guided by curious
notions. He knows that there are certain
definite uses 10 which money may be put
il. = political campaign, and If he can get the
money he will apply it with the expectation
cf favorable and profitable results
Being business man and a practical
man, no less than good politician, Mr.
Adams has given notice that he will not
aimii the Republican campaign contributors
this year 10 $1,000 man. He puts no
limit whatever upon the size of the con
tr!butions. He will take $4,000 just ten
times as checrfully as $1,000, and SlOO. 600
ten times as eagerly as he will take $lO,-
600.
All this was explained with some care
at the recent dinner given by the Repub-
lcan chairman TO group Of men of means
whom he had invited 20 break bread with
him and TO dig down into their pockets for
the sinews with which Mr. Adams and his
associates expect 10 wage war during the
coming campaign. Il was not intended that
the inside facts about this dinner should
be given out. Tho whole proceeding was
intended 10 be confidential. but somehow
secrets such as that. connded TO fifty or
more people, leak ont
1t is now we'll understood that the Repub-
lean National Committee finds itself in seri
Gus need OF money money. |, still
Is in debt, II is explained, but tina, deb, has
been underwritten and It is not troubling
the party management as much as the neces-
s!ty for ready cash with which to meet the
OUTLAWS incident 10 tha congressional cam
raiFn All Of which, Indicates very clearly
ia. l. q.
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witt. ,y,t,on H,II,m,n

Hundreds of friends and relatives
attended the funeral services on
Sunday. June II. At Bethel Methodist
Church. for Willie Watson Iiillsman
a member Of Company G., Ono Hun
dred and Sixteenth Infantry. TWEEN
ty-ninth Division, who was killed IN
the Argonne Forest October s, .l9lS.
He was the son OF Mr.. and Mrs j.
y. Hillsman, OF Amelia County. and
the grandson o. the late Captain j.
NJ. Hillsman, a gallant Confederate
soldier, and one OF the Immortal COO
Watson Hillsmap was one OF the
nrst TO enlist when America accepted
the gauge Of battle with Germany in
1917. He received his training with
tho Twenty ninth Division at Annis-
ton, Ala. Just before leaving home
he married Miss Evelyn Fretwell. of
Farmville.
Mr.. Hil!sman was widely related
In Virginia. He was cousin Of Or.
RlRn,on l.. Hillsman. Of Richmond.
and great nephew of the late DIT.
John Hillsman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Program for Today
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
WDAZ.

EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
VIDAL.
(Dispatch Phperc.)
7:4b-BasebRll scores.
7b5---Lats nows fiashoa
S--Bedtime story.
S:lO--Musical program arranged
through courtesy OF Thomas F. Gar
rstt. Selections: The Two 9ren-
adiers" tShumann). and Rocked in
the Cradle OF tho Deep" tKniEhD.
by Mr.. Forest Dahney Carr; Tho
Star" tJamcs II. Rogers). and For
You Alone" tGechD. by MIR. Joseph
+. Whittemore: "Rrer Rabbit tMac-
DowelD. by Mrs Forest Dahncy
Carr: My IIenrt Al Thy Sweet
Voice" tSalnt Saens). and Garry
Me Rack To Old Virginia" (Foster).
by Mrs Virginia Leo Bowman Hall
"Crucihx" tFaure). by Messrs.
Whittcmorc and Carr: my Sanctu-
airy" ua Forge). and Thank God
For Garden tDei Reigo). by Mrs.
Hall; The Lost Cord (Sullivan),
and ''lnvictus" Bruno Huhn), by Mr.
Carr. Love ] Have Won You" ,Ron-
add, and When You And Wer.
Young Maggie" CBmtterncld). by Mr.
Whittemore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
RICHMONDERS HONORED
AT U. C. T. CONVENTION
Robert simpson Elected Grand Pnge
and Thomas Aaron Made Hepre-

sentntive of the Supreme Council.
Two Richmond men were honored
with high positions at the annual
meeting OF the grand council Of tho
United Commercial Travellers held In
Charleston. w. Va, last week. Just
before adjournment on Friday night
Robert Simpson, r. member OF Rich
mond Council. No. lb9. u. C. r., was
elected grand page OF the grand coun-
ell. and Thomas r. Aaron, OF Rich
mond. was elected representative to
the supreme council, which meets at
Columbus, Ohio, on June 81. Mr.. Aaron
will represent Virginia, West Vir-
Binia. Maryland and kentucky.
Delegates from Richmond Council,
No. l5a. attending tho grand council
were NJ. l.. Burton. w. l.. Bugg. C. A.
Spence. T. r. Aaron and Robert Simp-
son. Tho delegates will toll OF tbs
grand council work at tho regular
monthly meeting OF tho local council
next Saturday night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
II Isn't Fit to Eat.


A reader takes tho pulpit today.
You medical writer's seem to DO entire
ly Ignorant OF the fact than tobacco Is used
In any othor way than smoked. Do. you N ever
come In contact with chewers. or Is tobacco
innocuous whom used in this wRy7 In our
vicinity land I imagine similar conditions OBJ
tain In other parts). but small minority OF
men working In tho factories do not chew.
At tho height OF prosperity. Goodyear ON
ploycd 10000. Their factory weekly announced
that their private supply store was selling
10000 packages OF tobacco a day. Perhaps
half OF tho men bought their tobacco outside
tho factory. or course. n good many OF tho
employees were woman. mono OF whom Il
seems safe to say. chewcd In view of theae
facts IT would seem that chewing Ia a very
prevalent practice. and since YOU have issued
such convincing talks on the smoke nuisance, /
believe Il great many readers would appreciate
a discussion from unparalleled health OK
pert on chewing
Perhaps We should have hung out pincards
informing all corners that this meeting was
to he for men only. still. forwarned Is fore
armed. and. perhaps. II would he we'll to
admit cigarette smoking. err. females: for
those Of them who do not adopt pipes. event
ually may take up chewing.
The chewing habit arises do novo in very
rare instances. though as a general rule II is
acquired by degrees from nibbilnE bits OF
tobacco while smoking.
whether chewing Is moro inJuriou. than
smoking do not know. II were 10 hazard n
more conjecture should say smoking Is
much moro injurious. Tho difficulty In form
Ing an opinion lies in the uncertainty OF
knowledge OF the effect OF tobacco That
smoking Is Injurious and In many cases fatal.
OF course. every physician knows. but whether
the Injury Is attributed to nicotine or
other substance in tobacco. to carbon mon
oxide formed in tho procesa OF combustion.
VIC are still uncertain. II tho injury Is due
to the small. but appreciable amounts OF
bon mono1ide in tobacco smoke. that would
rather favor chewing. 30 far toxic effects
orc concerned. But aside from the question OF
poisoning. out of nero decency any man
should be ashamed to chew tobacco II he as
sociates with clean people.
IT Is scarcely possible that OF
plcyes in factory shop could chew while
at work without expcctorating or less.
Alas for tho british Nth OF some working
men! they e1pectorate In the running oil or
cutting mixture in machine shops. thus con-
mating the mixture and injecting their
helpless associates with boils and other skin
ind wound infections. Such men ought to bo
hazed into a realization Of their uncomfortable
n)thiness by the men who have TO work along
side
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Mrs. Harriet Haines.

WINCH ESTER. VA, juno 1s.-A
life OF selfsacrihce and devotion to
duty closed with the death n day or
two ago OF Mrs. Harriet Haines. rs.
wife OF william Halnes. OF Capon
Bridge. W. Va. After roaring her
own children. her sister. a Mrs. Per-
rei. died. leaving several boys and
girls. who wero taken and reared by
Mrs. Haincs. Later her own dauGh-
ter. Mrs. Jefferson Oates, died. and
she ''mothcred" four OF the Oates
children. People gathered from all
sections Of Hampshire and adjoining
counties to pay tribute to tho MEM
DRY OF Mother" Haines on the oc
casion of her funeral.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
G. r. Heed.

PULASKI. VA. Jun" lS-Mrs W.
H. Shun received Saturday mes
cage announcing the death OF her
brother, c. 7. Reed. which occurred
at Dallas. Texas. The cause OF his
death was not stated. and Il is
thought to have been sudden. The
deceased was a native Of salem. Va
He leaves his second wife and SOW
eral children. and also ono brother
MiVam Reed. Houston. TcHas.
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Herbert VI. Cash.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June Is.
Herbert NJ. Cash. OF Covington. Va,
died yesterday at local hospital,
where he was brought for treatment
following n gunshot wound accident
ally inflicted In the left thigh. He
was native OF RockbridEe County,
son OF G. p. Cash. and was 2G
years OF age. He In survived by his
wife. The funeral and intermcnt Will
take place at Covington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Ahemi

Tho lady with the plain features was look
Ing for artist
Il can heartily recommend Professor
dAuber." said the Authority on Art 'He Is
inexpensive. and he paints . wonderfully true
likeness"
Well-er"-the lady with tho plain features
tapped her parasol nervously. perhaps you
could mention some artist who is--er-per-
haps a little more expensive. but not so-er
consclentlous'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Mr.. Crissingcr's Warning

IN his address before the bankers q,
Maine. Comptroller Crssinger took oc-
casion to point out tho unsoundncss and
fhtflity OF a theory which has OF late been
somewhat In evidence This theory. as noted
by hr. Crissinger, Is that the best way 10
bring back good business conditions is 10
advance prieex % am quito familiar with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Hold En-, Afcni
It wa. moonlight on the river.

IL was moonlight on the river.
Isn't II wonderful!' she sighed. lifting nor
paddle gently. How lovely the moonpath is.
reaching from tho very throne OF God to
Earth! See how silvery the drops falling from
my paddle! All. the very night itself In per-
fumed with sentiment, and cverywhere-"
Say" he interrupted. cut that out. will
yuh? come mighty near getting myself en-
gagged once to r girl that talked that way In
canoev
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

N,nerica for the money. !n,cres,
MH'ch was TO have boon availabl.
Wy july !. now realize that July
VIII com" and go without dollar
pcinE received from England
"HhcN or no money. D, is highly
important To candidates for rc-olcc.
s'oh' 'hey bn!ievc. that "a bonus vote
p' ,ah"il IN the Senate az well as
IN the House. even though an ohs.i-
nate President vctoes that measure
10 nave voting record, for cam
palSn uses IL regarded as "a very Inn
oftaht matter, whatovcr may lie
tho ultimate fate Of the legislation
voted upon.
The lionsc had nollcd n ,hrco.day
recess program under gcntlcrncn's
agreement not to take up any con
''"Ncrsl"I matter without NIL hands
t,inT given a chance TO pc, h,rk
TO Washington. This program has
been Kicked over by the White Housc
demand tina, ship subsidy legislation
%" brought GU, at once and voted
upon.
Appropriation NILS In Hotter shane.
!, must hc said that under the
budget system tho approximation
bills arc In better shape az ,he mo.
mont than would otherwise no the
c"se. There arc wide differences be-
tween The two Houses over army
and navy appropriations. and ditror-
cnccs on tn" part OF members ga III"
two bodies, but these may 20
smoothed out within reasonable
time.
In looking ahead 20 possible date
% adjournment. members o. the
House and Senate are discouraged.
aud the more so. when they recall
the length 81 previous long sessions.
The extra session OF the present Con-
grcSs, for example. ran from April
until November %; that Of the sixty
sixth Congress ran from May 10 No
rcmbnr ~. and that OF tn" sixty
hfth Congress ran from Arrii 10
October s. The FIRST session 81 the
Siniy-fourth Congress extended from
Teccmh"r 20 September s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
NIrS. Ellen z. IInlf.

LYNCHBURG. VA, June 1s.-Mrs.
Ellen +. Holt. 81 years OF age, widow
OF John l. Holt, who was killed at
the battle OK Gettysburg, liz dead at
her home Mt Hat Creek, Campbell
County. Paralysis caused her death.
a daughter. Mrs. w. n. Bailey, Of
Hat Creek, survives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
A Small Matter Explained.

tCincinnat En0uirer.)
The prohibition director of Prnnsylva n in
explains that wet" and dry" agents are
necessary to the collection OF evidence. one
to drink and the other 10 witness H. Now
We know why there many In tho service
OF prohibition enforcement As they travel
In pairs how convenient TO take turns at
quenching appetites!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. 4Intttc VI. mil.

DANN1LLE VA. June lS.-MrS
Hattie NJ. Nall. wife OF Or. John y.
Nall. died here quite unexpectedly
Thursday night. DR. and Mrs. Nail
came here about seven years ago
from North Carolina. She IL sur
vivcd by her husba nd and six children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Different.

"Boohool Boohoo! And before we were
married-boohoo!-yo said you would die
for moi"
Yes. my dear but I referred to a swift
easy. painless death. didn't figure Il was
going 10 be dragged out this way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

AZ any ratio II Is worry evident that there is
something radically wrong with the mining
Industry, and. that tho country as a whole Is
going to be tho loser until tho whole in
duetry Is placed upon economically sound
hnsis.-Charlotte Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

Says headline: "Presidens Will Assert His
leadership" Careful. now. Warren; don't do
anything rash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Echoes From Down Home

An Italian statesman says American inter-
vention in Europe is nearer than /. generally
thought. Another prediction OF what will
happen to the Republican AZ the poIls!-Ashe-
VILE citizen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
nEua Ers.

You don't really need languages to get
along. In almost any country you can make
yourself understood by pointing to your
stomach and looking hungry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

In this new day OF "normacy" and econ
omy" in governmental affairs in Warrington,
when there are not enough Jobs TO 60 around
new one Is created II was under that per-
!ecty simple policy Of rewarding the faithful
that Eek Congressman James ]. Britt. OF Ashe-
viiie wan appointed to the important position
OF solicitor OF Prohibition."-W Winston -Sa lem
Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

Newspaper correspondents evidently mad.
their night for admission to Tn. Hague con-
ference merely as matter of principle. There
doesn't seem to be anything like a jam at
the entrances
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

According to Senator Walsh. IAN honest
majority OF the Senate Is not behind tho
bonus bill" Well. it's behind something that
keeps II pretty we'll out OF sight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Ucpnrtee.

Ado says: For downright repartee. Hen.
never heard any { beat that young fellow.
when tn conductor said: Here's your nickel
chanse' he says right back: Give that
to tn company"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

They about 10 throw ont "A Virginia
Democrat now holding seat in Congress.
What makes 'en rough all at oncc?-
Greensboro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

Mr.. Laskers answer. in other words Is
that II is a condition. not theory that con-
fronts him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

The people OF Ulster apparently have failed
70 realize that 1t was another part OF ireland
which held an election several days axo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

The churches getting close together
when a BAPTIST minister and an Eplscopalian
bishop oticiate at the marriage OF the daugh-
ter OF the Secretary OF state in the Episcopal
Cathedral at washington.-Raleigh News and
Observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
The HnbItue.

And SO you've decided to marry again
chr"
We'll. old man. It's like thiS: ] got so used
to being bawled out that I'm lonesome unless
I'm finding fault with myself so why notr'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
LEGISLATIVE JAM
in CONGRESS WILL
RUN INTO CAMPAIGN

Continued From First PareD
VINO agreed not to press the issue
immediately. but To go ahead with
confederation OF the tariff
Now IL has been learned that TN.
President. who has wasted no on
thus!asin over bonus legislation from
the start. wants the ship subsidy bin
taken up In the Senate Immediately
after the tariff till is voted upon.
This has caused NOR. trouble
Members OF the Iousc ana scna,.
who are up for recollection are afraid
OF subsidy legislation. Tho very
term subsidy" is believed ~ bc dis
tasteful ~ tho voters. Tho Housc ana
S"nat" wound Ike to sec tho lccisla
ton laid aside at least until IN. cam
paiSn is over. hut Mr.. Harding ls
hrm In his demand that IL PASS tho
House at once and that It pass tho
Senate ahead OF IN" bonus
Prohibition Compiicntca Subsidy.
Moreover. subsidy Nation has
now become complicated with pro-
hibiuon. Tho authorized sale of liq-
uor aboard American ships has raised
the !!Quor Issue In acute form again
and II is morally certain that no
subaidies viii be voted unless dry
ship legislation goes through NJ the
same time. This Congress is a. dry
rs others OF recent history.
Congress Wants Ronus.
Consres'. on It's part. feels that
II would be almost suicidal IL Il adj
1ourned without going through the
motion OF passing bonus bill. How
20 hnance tho bonus Is stiil an un-
answered question. Congrc-slonal
leaders who had relied upon the
lntercH on The Rrl,lsh dnht u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
The Season.

Mother. may I go out to swim?~
Yes. my darling daughter: and Il you como
back without at least understanding. you
tell that fellow you're going to switch to
Golri"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

And remember that all the letters Of deco
rate" are TO be found in "Contederate"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

Tho prcnent situation presents q plenituds
OF Jobs and a dearth OF positions. which Is a
serious state OF affairs for q number OF per-
sons who love work. but arc not fools about
it.-Greensboro News.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

ihsksr explains why farmer needs The
merchant marine" runs a headline pro
snmaoly the farmers thirs, is tus, as acute
aHthat OF his urban brother,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
Up With the Times
By b. O. b.

One OF the most important relics to get out
rebel yell.
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DIX A..

(East Fitsburgh)
Z. M-Woekiy survey ~ Bust
ness Conditions. National Induatrini
Conference BOARD. From pittsburgh
Post Studio.
y M-"Summcr Spurts-Tcnnis."
c. y Garland. Pit,shurghs nation.
ally known tennis star. From ri,t..
burEh Post Studio.
i. MA variety OF vocal ana
instrumental selections. Mcs.rs
SchraNr and b"nsncr, Hawaiian
Euitarists. Concert by Mis-. clara
HUM. soprano. Ray Straycr, tenor.
George Wahl. baritone, and Earl
Mitchell. accompanied.
wGY.
schenectady. ~. W
1870 r. M.-Noon stock mnrLo,
quotations.
p. M-Stock and produce ,nark.,
quotations and reports baseball re-.
suits and late news bulletins.
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
WIZ.
Newark. y. il
T. M.-"Busincss and Industrial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
A Heart limerick.

A maiden received sweet billet dou1
From fellow who wrote: Dearest, willet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

She replied: II don't know
Why you poster me so
Nor why enjoy 1t. but stllesdou1"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

Tho cotton. growing States strongly on
posed 10 taking cotton from the free list and
putting Il under tariff rate. The move by
the Republican Senator from Idaho. In de-
nanding rate of cents a pound on shor,
staple. is therefore hard 10 understand. nut
II r. idea Of Tho farm bloc. and some Of
the statesmen at Washington seem to think
the Thing TO do ia 10 "atand in" with the bloc
Charlotte Observer
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courtssy. Mi.s Minnie yolh
wNyJ.

Detroit. Mich)
I--Concert by Detroit News Or
chestro and local artists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
j Y w.

t'hicnSo. I'D
r. -Musical proRran cour-
tcsy Lyon & li"aly ConCnrt and Ar
It's, Departments. Montgomery ward
Chorus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19
OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

Conditions In tho United States" as
observed hy tho National Industrial
Conference Board
p. M.-'Stories from thu G,
Nicholas magazine"
1880 p. .-"Eopcranto." euu
Host"d international radio languag.
by James Denton Sawyers.
T:ib l.. M.-"The Romance of SILK
from III" Cocoon To the SILK Gown
by Mrs carolyn T. Rndnor-Lcwis. -.
S"w York.
j. M--Conccrt by Ninth Coast
b"f"nsc Command Band.
. i. Concert by ths p.,,
Epsilon Fraternity Glee club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-19

""i. re f,
M"dford IIiilsidc.) Fsl 4
Z .3o-"rh" Family Circle"
lob Weekly buEIncss report
s"Thc Modern Novel" Professor
Charles ~. Gray
H.lt Walter Greenwood. baritone
assisted By Jcssie Fleming Vose,
piano.
S35-Llllian pruddcn, soprano:
Fcrs!H Cox. pianist.
o-SolCctod HongH by Robert Win
bingham. bnritone. assistcd by Bern
ard Eygcs. pianist,