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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Again "passcs the luck"

- RESIDENT HARDING has again "passed
'he PUCK TO the Senate on the soldier
bonus proposition He is reported 10 have
sent word 10 the leaders in that body who
are behind the scheme OF attempting 10
purchase the soldier vote by saddling debt
% S',Voo'ooV'ooO on the Treasury that thew
would nave TO pass Il bonus bill without
instructions from the White House"
strong aversion to having his position iptcr-
preted as "dictation TO Congress" led The
president 10 give Senate leaders the hands
on word ii is said.
Since the President has rano,tadly
made 1t known that he is opposed to any
schefne or bonus legislation which did NOT
provide means for financing 1t, and has
expressed the opinion that the sales tax
was the only feasible method in tho present
condition of public revenues. II scems ro,-
sonab!y certain that if the senate goos
hhead ana passes the bill without this pro-
VISION II Will meet with executive disap-
pIo'al "hen II reaches the White House
ne safes TAX plan Will not be adopted for
the very simple reason that mos, Of tho
active supporters of the bill are from the
agricultural States and the farmers at this
'ime are unalterabiy opposed to the sales
tax
Moreover IL is 10 be suspected that tho
Sthched attitude OF the President Inns been
lhHhchccd by the result of the Reuubjcan
primaries in Indiana, Illinois. and pennsyl-
wanna In which an nklng was given OF tho
uhpopuarity OF the proposal with the vot-
eEs' as evidenced by the defeat OF several
congressman for denomination who were
among its stanchest supporters. In Indi.
ana Senator New, who strongly champoned
the bill, was defeated by Bcveridge who. If
I not nniriendly TO it, at least neutral
senator Pepper, Of Pennsylvania denounced
Inc biii as "A vicious raid on tho Treasury
and bitter campaign against him was
"aHcd on that account by the American
Legion in that State; yet he won over his
opnpneht' who warmly supported It, by n
majority OF more than 100000 votes AS
Pennsylvania sent $50, 900 soydicrs IN the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
or Great Interest to Richmond

HE Southern Baptist Convention in ses-
sion at Jacksonville. has referred to
committees the proposals looking to the
rounding Of great UNCONVENTIONAL uni
versity in the Southeast and the establish
ment OF fifth theological seminary in the
South. Definite recommendations on both
projects Will be expected at the next annual
session, and the prospects Of al early de-
cision with respect to the seminary are re-
garded as especially bright
Both proposals should be OF immediate
interest TO Richmond Geographically
itichmond's claim to the seminary Is con-
vincing; Texas. Missouri, Kentucky and
Georgia are the States in which seminaries
now are located. and the addition of Vir-
ginia would establish territorial balance
not otherwise to be gained. With the Uni
Versity of Richmond, moreover, this city
Is prepared to offer an unsurpassed center
and foundation for denominational group
such as the convention has in mind
The advantages offered by Richmond I'M
doubtedly will be pressed upon the atten-
tion Of the two committees charged with
the duty Of canvassing the situation 1t Is
equally certain that there will be strong
competitive bidding. Georgia Baptists and
the Macon Chamber Of Commerce are talk
ing in terms of millions in their advocacy
OF Mercer Universitys claims. But that
should not frighten away Richmond's ad-
herents, who have an impressive advantage
in the respects mentioned and who would
be able to command generous financial sup
port for their bid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
100 AUTO CLUB MEN
REACH WINCHESTER
TSpecial,o Tho T,mes-D,snatc,


WINCH ESTER, VA, May 2I.--
Nearly 100 members OF the Automo-
bile Club Of Camp Hill a suburb OF
Harrisburg, Pa. checked in here at
the end OF their eighth annual stag
sociability run. Secret running time
was placed at various places en-
route, and prizes Will be awarded to-
morrow TO the winners. Speeding
was prohibited. and road rules were
followed all tho way.
The trip from Harrisburg was made
by way of Gettysburg. Frederick.
iiarpers Ferry. Charles Town and
Bcrryvillc. The club members will
spend Sunday morning visiting Civil
War battlei!rlGs In the Winchester
section ana turn to Harrisburg in
the afternoon by way OF Martins
burg, Will!amsport, Grccncastle,
chanbersburg and Gettysburg. c. *.
Deem was chairman and w. Kent Gil
bert. secretary OF the committee on
arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
CAR COMPANY AGAIN
CUTS WAGE OF CREWS
Especial to The Times-Dispatch1

IoVeCIdI 10 I Ht IIIncS- DIsDHtCh.J
LYNCHBURG. VA, May 2l-The
LynchburS Traction and Light Com
pany has announced cut OF > cents
an hour for street car conductors and
motormen, the reduction to be ef-
fcctiye ut the rate of l cent an hour
each scmiweekly. pay day until the
full decrease is in effect. The an
nouncement came as surprise to
carmen, and II follows n similar cut
made last October. The company
gives $4,000 deficit during the last
quarter as the reason for the reduc-
ton In wages and the inability OF
the company to secure from the city
raise In car fares. An Increase to
s cents outside the city limits, 1t is
pointed out, has not been sufficient
TO wipe out the deficit.
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

trial conditions In the United states"
as observed by the National Indus
trial Conference Board.
700 i. M.-Storles from the st.
Nicholas Magazine. courtesy Of tho
Century Company.
1880 p. M.-"Crimc and Its Cure"
by Hon. Richard Il. Enright. police
commissioner city OF New York.
$500 P. M.-"Eat and BE Healthy"
ny Mrs. Jenoisc u. Short, editor OF
the Housewives Forum" Pictorial
Review.
s:l6 p. M.--Concert under the dt-
rection OF Charles d. Isaacson. New
York Evening Mail
$3.50 p. M.-Talk by Princess Wah-
lctka.
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MAJOR LANCFORD, 102
YEARS OLD, EXPIRES
Bury Veteran Of Mexican and
Confederate Wars To.
morrow.

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2l.-Ma.
jor Joseph Samuel Langford, l02
years old. veteran of the Mexican
and Confederate Wars. died this af-
ternoon. after a brief illness. In the
home OF his son-in-law. l. w Car
micle, on the Conduit Road, Chester
field County.
Although in falling health for sew
cral months. Major Langford's mind
the day before he died Only las,
week he discussed with members OF
tho Chesterfield Chapter. Daughters
OF the Confederacy, plans for at
tending the Confederate Reunion In
Richmond in June
During the Mexican War. Major
l-angford fought in the battle OF
lIundy's Lane. He answered the first
tap Of the Southern drum In 1861
serving with Company I, Twelfth
virginia Regiment He fought a,
the Crater and was with lee at the
surrender at Appomat;ox. leaving
the army with the rank OF major
Major Langford attributed his lonG
life to the fact that he never used
intoxicants, coffee. tea or tobacco
and never cursed. He was born In
Norfolk, September Is, 1919.
Major Langford was twice mar.
ried. His first wife was Miss Sallie
Rettie Wells. and his second. Miss
Louisa Hendrick, both of whom pre-
ceded him to the grave. He is sur
vired BY daughter. Mrs. Carmicle
hfteen grandchildren. forty-hvc
great-Yrandchildren and four great.
great-grandchildre
The funeral Will be conducted
Tuesday from the grave In Bland.
ford Cemetery. The Rev. r. r. Car.
ter. rector OF Grace Episcopal Church
viii oftc!ato Members Of A. "A
HIN Camp. Confederate Veterans. o!
which Major Langford was Il mem.
Der, and local Daughters Of the Con.
fede'acy. viii attend the funeral IL
body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
EDUCATION DIRECTOR
scp' ,IHERST

AMHERST. VA. May 2l.-Last
week Mrs. Edna y. Fox. director OF
education, Bureau OF Social Hygiene.
visited the county and gave a num-
Der OF lectures. Weather conditions
prevented her from completing her
program. so she has promised TO re-
turn to Amherst some time in June.
Any one desiring literature on social
hygiene or any other health litera-
turc can obtain same by writing TO
the public health nurse at Amherst.
Miss Il. j. Amber, public health
nurse. on May ., accompanied to the
hospital several children who will
undergo operations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Queries

G. II. MI am using an "ultra
audion" hook-up and have to hold
my hands on the knobs of my tuner
to hear signals. II remove my
hands the signals fade out. What
causes this? Answer: The circuit
you arc using Is an osci!lating type
OF circuit and Is very sensitive TO
the capacity of your body, acting aa
capacitive ground. You should
other shield your ground or u..
some type OF controls which will no,
necessitate bringing your, hands so
close to the tuner.
G. u. Switch Is tho best. with
crystal set. IL variocoupier or re-
Answer.-Tno loose coupler IL far
the better with the crystal get.
ID. B.-I live on tho second floor OF
thrce-story apartment. Would
there be any objections to running
an aerial between tho posts on tho
back porch. to be taken down when
not In usc?, Would sixteen feet be
long enough for receiving purposes?
Answcr.-You can put up very
good aerial on your back porch az
suggested. but make II longer than
sixteen feet IL you can. Sixteen feet
Will give results with a good out
IT. but II you can make II longer
II VIII work better.
a NJ. C.-Wiil you please toll mo IL
n Connecticut variable condenser is
all right TO ghunt across the second
AIRY OF loose coupler? When I do
this with mine. II makes the te!e-
phone signals almost !naudible.
Answcr.--Thc condenser you speak
Of Is all right for tho purpose, but
you VIII have to tune the set as
well az tho condenser TO mako tho
signals better. II should improve the
set considerably.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Prevent. DIR. browns Portrait.

WILLIAMSBURG VA, May IL
The portrait of Alexander Brown.
LII. D., author Of the Genesis OF the
United States" and THE First Re-
public in America" has been pre-
scented to the library Of William and
Mary College by his Brother, the
Hon. Mayo c. Brown. of Lynchburg.
DR.. Alexander Browns works are the
standard and authoritative books on
the period OF Virginia's history un-
der the London Company. AS DIR.
Brown was granted the degree Of LII.
D, by william and Mary, the gift Of
the portrait Is most appropriate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
MONDAY, MAY %, 1922.


THE spirit of the Fathers lives in Rich
mond again today Without that spirit
the pageantry and pomp on the broad acres
of Westbrook, in which the scenes which
tell 10 the world Nirginia's glorious his
tory will be relved throughout the week,
would be but husks, the empty mimicry of
the actor who seeks merely to amuse the
idly curious.
Therein lies the significance of the Nir-
ginia Historical Pageant. 1t is not in the
thousands of historically CARRIED men and
women who will troop across the stage; not
in the brilliant dramatic settings not in the
rolorful drama itself. that the spirit OF the
pagean, is 10 be found These are, after
all, but the artifces of the theater. the cum
ming of the producer, albeit ampliied and
maGniiied thousandfold. Nor is it in the
delectation of the thousands, aye, the tens
OF thousands of people who will throng the
amphitheater and view the various parades
with their gorgeous trappings. that the
Truth of Nirginia's greatest of all weeks
must be sought That truth lies in the
fact that here, in the capital OF the State
which Graded the nation. in the capital in
dissoiubly linked with that Southern peo-
pie who maintained their political entity
,.only few bloody years the people Of Vir-
s!nia are gathering TO rededicate themselves
TO the principles which the founders of this
State and the United States laid down and
OH which they l-.iided she beginnings Of
the most powerful and richest government
,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Mrs. Normn Mcleod Cnntcr.

WINCHESTER. VA. May 2l-Mrs.
Norma Mcleod Cantcr. 80. wife OF j.
Harvey Can,cr, local agent OF the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. died
Friday night. following a Tong period
OF Ill health. She was the youngest
daughter OF the late William T!ldcn
Mcleod. OF Bell Air" near stephens
city, Va. and Is survived by her hus-
band. Two children, one brother and
one sister. She had numerous
family connections at Lynchburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Law OF supply md Demand.
Wilmington Star)

Georgia editor claims that there arc no
moonshine stills nor bootlcgEcrs in his coun-
ty; hence. II has been several months since
any prohibition enforcement officer has poke
his nose in the county. The reason given liz
that the men OF the county don't drink and
q" NOT sustain the moonshino and bootlegsing
business Ike the men Of some other counties
IT seems as II moonshine and bookkeeping
can he blamed almost entirely on the bibulous
clement Of community
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
SHERWOOD IS WINNER
OF DEBATER'S MEDAE:
Especial to The Times-DIspatch.1

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, May ~.
John c. Sherwood. OF Dillon, 8. O.
was declared tho winner OF the an
nual medal debate OF the Sele,Iso.
Literary Society OF the University d.
virginia. Seven members of the So
ciety entered the try-outs. The sub
tect was: Resolved, That tho United
states should cancel all previous war
debts. Each speaker was allotted
seven minutes for the main speech,
ana three minutes for rebuttal, with
choice OF either side Of the question.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Jonathan 8. Gray.

PURCEIILVILLE, VA, May 21.-
Funeral services were held Friday
for Jonathan s. Gray. II, a popular
citizen OF this neighborhood. who
died suddenly OF heart trouble at
the home OF II. n. Legard, whom he
was visiting. Mr.. Gray had been
In failing health for number of
years. He Is native OF South
west Virginia. but had resided in
Loudoun for n number of years. He
Is survived by one daughter and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
II. VI. Cox.

AMHERST. VA. May 21.-Thc
funeral services of the late r. NJ.
Cox were held this morning at 10
o'clock in Emmanuel Methodist Church
and were conducted by the pastor,
Rev. w. A. Orser, assisted by Rev.
j. II. Franklin, of the Baptist Church.
The hymns ASLEEP In Jesus" How
Firm a Foundation" and peace. Per-
feet Peace" were sung by tho choir
and the body was buried in the
family plot at The cemetery.
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Ro,.r,.n. 70 E,,er,,,,

PETERSBURG, VA, May ol.--Pe-
tersburg Rotarians are preparing for
one OF their biggest meetings OF the
year. when they Will entertain the
members of the graduating classes OF
February and June OF the Peters
burg High School. The meeting will
be held at the high school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Where Ignorance, etc.

"Oh. John, it was SO loving OF you TO wave
at me as passed your office today with my
new grey suit and black hat on! It reminded
me OF our old counting days the way you blew
me "a kiss from the Window"
All er-whst time was that dear?"
why. you ought to know! IL was lust 4
o'clock
"Ah -cr-l see: and TINT WINS your,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
nurned in Smoked Line.

WINCHESTER. VA. May 21.-Doc-
tors are attending two children of
the family OF Isaac w. Mcdonald,
living near Romney. w. Va. for in
)nrles. While 4-year-old daughter
was playing In the yard a day or two
ago. she upset bucket OF lime that
was being Stacked. and was severely,
hut not fatally. burned. The follow
Ing day her 7-ycar-old brother was
kicked by horse, breaking his leg.
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Mr., Mnrr .II,n nr,,,,,. ;,

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 2l.-Mrs
Mary Allen Drinkard, -, wife OF the
late George ". Drinkard. died Thurs
day at her home near Concord. Camp
bell County. having been Ill several
weeks, She is survived by a son. Bcv-
erly Drinkard and a daughter, Mrs.
Bell Cardwell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
Br HENRY EDWARD WARNER
The Jury system.

They say tho Jury System 10 tho last word
in Justice. but what ehaneo would a follow
hnvo with a Jury like thisf
No. Ills tonant. No. 2-His landlord. No.
3--1is icoman. No. %-IIls plumber. No. e.
His coal dealer. No. ellis borrower. No. q
His bank cashier. No. Skis mother in law.
No. Skis dentist. No. 10-His first wife. No.
Hills second wife. No. 12-His present
wife's former husband.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Charles HnnIey.

HEATHSVILLE, VA. May III
Charles Hanley. of Leonardtown,
Md. well-known horseman, and
quite n familiar figure at the race
tracks in the Northern Neck for a
number OF years. died at his homo
last week from injuries received from
horse kick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Captain Jerry Dnmeron.

Captain Jerry Cameron. n lifelong
resident of Callao, this county, died
Thursday, after n long illness. aged
So years. widow survives him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

KDKA.
EAST Pittsburgh.)
eastern Standard Time.)
6 p. M.-Weekly survey OF busi-
ness conditions. National industrial
conference board.
p. M.--"Women in Business"
ThyrSa w. Amos, dean OF women.
University OF Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Pharmacy" julius a. Koch. dean
school OF pharmacy. University OF
Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, ia. From
Pittsburgh Post studio.
p. M.-PleaEing vocal selections
by Robert Johns. baritone: George
Thomas, tenor: Miss Lena Powell,
soprano. and Mrs. Robert Johns. nc
companist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
In AGninnt It

Poor whale!' exclaimed the cuttlehsh.
What 'smatter? Got harpooned?" asked tho
Shark.
Nav, but he got in on a wreck and swal-
lowed n Prohibitionist and a Personal Liberty
orator at the same time. and the fight going on
In his stomach is something awful!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
where Doyle Fell Down.
(Florida Timcs-IInion)

Y TT.
Brother a Conan Doyle Is reported TO be
making niue Roadway in this country with
his spir!,ualistic theories and lovely word
pictures Of death and the hereafter We
Americans don't appreciate a foreigner unless
he abuses us at so much per a buyo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

three sons, Virginia and Frank. at
nome: Jack. OF Washington. and
Faul, OF Wilmington y g.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Just So.

And So" she read ut the end of the story
land they married and lived hapntlv
ever after"
That's what say" snorted her husband
This fiction gives lot O. people a rotten
slant on life. doesn't III"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

The Supreme Court OF the United States,
in two decisions rendered on the same day.
refers respectfully 10 the rights Of States.
And yet some people do not believe in evolu-
ton as "a demonstrated fact"-Greensboro
News.
One trouble about permitting liquors from
one foreign country To another to pass
United states territory is that such ship
ments frequently spring leak and don't
reach their Observation-Disclosures Free Press.
If anybody believes the fairy tale that VIII
sens insistcnce defeated the covenant why
hasn't Harding resubmitted the treaty with
the amendments? Root and Hughes and Tai,
and Harding pledged such IAN association OF
nations. '-Racigh News and Observer
The Democratic donkey looks on with
many heehaws while Congress constructs
hurdles that will cause the elephant To break
down in the November DcrGy.-AshcvTle Citi-
Fifty Congrcssmen i'm Canada studying
the workings OF the sales tax. Resdcs having
opportunity to study the sales tax It might
also he remarked that Canada has no Volstead
law.--Durham Herald
Representative Fitzgerald, Il Republican
statesman Of Ohio. seems to be an enemy TO
States rights. He wants TO give Congress
control over employment OF all persons un-
wv i" S'''S va hHe' ioi tundlfiy Tor the
country, Taft and the Constitution stand In
the way Charlotte Observer.
The government promises to look into"
high prices and rising prices. Meantime
American consumers looking at high
prices. steadily the increase. The same
government which promises to look into"
high prices is putting across the Fordney-
McCumber tarir bill for the deliberate pur-
pose OF enabling trusts and combines to
monopoizc industries and increase prices
Wilmington Star.
There Is always something uplifting and
inspiring In "A noble and heroic deed Such
an act was that OF DR.. II. Harris. who lost his
| life in an effort to save from injury a wagon
| load Of children at Rowland on the 9Th instant
-Lumbcrton Robcsonian.
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WGI
(Medford IIillside.)
CDaylIght-S Wing T.itnnN

WGI
(Medford Hillside)
daylight Saving Time)
7:50--Weckly business report.
S:0o-"What the Archcologists Are
Doing" Professor william T.. Wyatt.
PHI. d., history department. Tufts
College.
S:s0-Arthur. T. Tucker. tenor so
loist, Park Street Church. Boston.
Selections: pilot" (Protheroe) !:
Hose OF My Heart" (AyiwarD: Lit
tie Mother O. Mine" (Burleigh.
S:45- Mary Conroy. contralto.
Venetian Waltz Song" (Bronte);
Sing Me TO Sleep" (Green).
9:00-Irene de Mers. soprano, "a
Wondrous Rose" (Burnham). My
Shadow (Hadley).
91s-John Bowen. pianist. Grand
March dc Concerts" (wollenhaupD.
Newark. y. J)
daylight Saving Time.)
500 p. M.-'Business and indus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

The statement that the people OF tho Old
World are anxious TO get back 10 work is in
terestinS. They'll he big winners If they work
their Jobs well they've worked US
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

Senator Caraway feels that the only decent
thing for Attorney General Daugherty TO do
is to resign his Office. But how does he know
Mr. DauEherty is looking for something de-
do?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

The Virginia contemporary who called our
broRdcas sting station WBIZ wasn't very far
from the mark at that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

Today marks the beginning OF week OF
awful responsibility for the fellers In charge
of the weather end There Is question
just now about the States dry sentiment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Up With the Times
Uy Ii. q. II.

The people of Europe. according to Lloyd
George. want peace and chance to resume
their ordinary vocations. It must be admit
ted that they've been taking an eXtraordin-
airy vacation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

The funny thing about Valentines claim
that he was prompted by the noblest inten-
ticns man could have" is that a great many
people Will take his word
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

Thanks to the timely aid OF Miss Alice
Robertson, the average man Is able to give
the domestic government under which he lives
its scientific name-gynecocracy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Program for Today


Daily rndio programs will BIO car
ried each morning in The Times-Dh-
patch.
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Nt:l.

schenectady. " "
eastern Standard Timed
1880 +. M.-Noon stock market
quotations.
500 L. M.-Stock and produce mar
ket quotations and reports: baseball
results and late news bulletins