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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
REEDNILLE GIRL WINS
IN ESSAY CONTEST
Miss Mildred TO,yIes Takes First
lfOnOrs for state in National



Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June 81.
Prizes for the best essays sub
miited by Virginia high school boy
or girl in the national essay contest
for the Harvey s. Firestonc Univcr-
sity scholarship, which was CON
Quoted in Virginia by Professor
Charles G. Maphis. director Of uni
versity extension. have just been an
nounced.
The first prize OF 500. offered by
the kiwanis clubs OF Virginia. has
been awarded TO Miss Mildred TowIes.
of Reedville High School, Reedville.
Va.
The second prize of s25, offered by
the Bureau OF Extension Of the Uni
rersity of Virginia. was won by Miss
l,orine Scarborough Mock, of the
Pungotcague High School. Nandua,
Va.
The third best essay was written
by Miss Eva V. Thompson. OF tho
Grecnviile High School, Greenville
Va.
The award OF the nationa. prize OF
$4,000 has not yet been made, and
the best three essays from Virginia
have been submitted to the national
committee in Washington. u. c.
The awards in Virginia were made
by Professors John l.. Newcomb and
Walter Sheldon Eodman. of the de-
partmcn; OF engineering at the Uni
vcrs!ty OF Virginia.
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THURSDAY. JUNE 90. 1922.
THE DISPATCH

IT through series OF brilliant and pro-
4 foundly stirring events the COnfed-
crate Reunion of 1922 has come TO it's con
GLIDING day, and no Richmonder or South
uerner need he told what that day will bring.
With the grand parade comes always and
inevitably the big moment. the supreme
demonstration OF undying love and venera-
ton, Of unconquerabe spirit and fire Not
only To the thousands who will experience
the thrill Of beholding or taking active part
but 40 distant millions the events OF this
day sound a call TO reverent attention
Wherever men and women stand upon
the soil OF the South the tremendous pic
ture. actually shown only to a relatively
Small group in Richmond. will be reviewed
in. shadowy and intangible counterpart In
the memories OF most Southern men and
women that picture has been indeliblv cast
during the years OF the reunion custom, and
they will perceive in hardly less complete
detail than the actual witnesses OF the
MOVING spectacle OF me reunion INA! day.
- Other events less striking. but equally
in keeping with the sp.ri, OF the great Con
feterate gathering. ~ill round out ,odays
.pTogram. Important among these will be
the laying OF The cornerstone OF the n!oru-
Brent TO Matthew Fontaiae Maury. Path
Under OF The Seas. ana "a a practical sense
he founder 81 The nation ; Weather Bureau.
No only Tie American people bu, the whole
OF mankind owes 20 the memory OF this
r-eat Nifginiar Z deot o: gratitude and pro
~1und semira,ion. And no more at,iug &C.
-cssioa could have been chosen :or the dsdi-
t"a,-oh q Nzlry monument man the days
~ot a-Coats1erste reunion.
=. Il. Tor 'he NATURALIZATION In the
s-ez. temoastra'i5l o., the closing CAV
Her had been the need in zny mind or
=, heart OF quickeued understanding rha, ned
-@usI have been met Yesterday when IN.
-LeNhion hosts paused for tender tribute 10
't'e south S glorious dead 10 SUu,he-ner
-eoh'd have turned from tha; solemn. heart
searching ceremony without "a rsawakened
=. hse OF reverence, love and gratitude. Ana
"inose who heard and felt that impressive.
nibute VIII add the warmth and tenderness
--oi clearer understanding TO their acknowI-
.eogmen' when 5000 survivors OF ina,
amaz'nG band pass in review today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Charlie, Lnu,Iou scott.

LYNCHBuRG. Va. June Ell
Charles Landon scott, &C. formerly
superintendent OF the Amherst
County schools. dropped dead today
IN the courtroom at .Anlhers; just
as he completed statement TO tho
court, a case in which he was in
;ercstcd Death was due to apoplcxv.
lie was Il vostryman of Ascension
church aud "a member OF Chiffon Ma
sonic Lodge. lie is survived b. his
VIE and these children: {. T.. scott.
Jr" Of tho state Eghway Depart
meni :. y. Scott. Goldsburo. y. q:
Mrs. victor Won GcmminEcu. FIRE.
mont; Mrs. -. 4. Mcand. iIaymar-
ket; Mrs. Charles \. Joubcrt. Lynch
burg Mrs Paul Wales. Amherst. and
sister. Mrs. c. 4. scott. Howards-
VILE.
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News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrom the Richmond Dispatch. June o. 1921
Colonel John y. Young yesterday chosen
as delegate TO the State Conservative con-
vcntion TO represent Brookland township
Henrico County. John NJ. Allen is alternate
John W. Wright yesterday qualified before
Judge Guigon Sheriff Of Richmond giving
bond in tho sum of 100000 r r Moore mail
fed as City Sergeant and gave bond for $40 .
600. Thomas l.. Dudley and f. Holzinger quail
fed deputies.
The Virginia nag alone was displayed at
ha!t-mast on the Capitol day before yester-
day on the occasion OF the removal OF Tho
Confederate dead TO Hollywood
The cash in the State Treasury at the close
Of business yesterday was sii1i5i317. which
includes the literary fund. sl93e173: the
$l3.7l2s2.
by y. I. Lee. architect. contains exactly twelve
and three quarter acres. exclusive OF the
grounds OF the executive mansion. which EN-
braces two acres This settles the question
The following additional officers have been
appointed FOR Manchester Lodge, No II
Ancient. Free and Accepted Masons: + w
Craig, senior deacon: r. W. Branscord junior
deacon; II. Fitzgerald. secretary
The managers OF the National Repuhlica ~
party have ordered extraordinary efforts TO
have the Radicals carry North Carolina in the
coming State election. which takes place on
the LIST OF August
The first a!l-ncGro jury that Kentucky ever
had was summoned in Louisville the other day
by the coroner to hold inquest over tho
body OF a dead negro who had been killed b,
another negro. They rendered vsrdie,
against the nsSrs kille1. =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Anuscnnents
"chcntins Chcn,er," Mt .Arnhcmy.


;; is w!;h regret that Richmond
thcatereocrS this week are watch
ing the engagement, OF MISS Isabelle
Lowe and the Academy Players draw :
ing to close. AS the farewell W.
h!c!c, Director Ralph l.. Cummings IS
presenting Miss Lowe aud Company
ia Cheating Chcntcrs." which viii
play through Saturday night. With
the customary matinee Oh Saturday
afternoon.
Cheating Chea,ers" Is The clever
mystery comedy of the underworld
by Max MARGIN. which created a ma =
tional sensation throughout the
United States "a few years ago. Mr..
Cummings has produced the piece
on the same high plane that has
characterized all his offerings. In
consequence. II is an attraction az
exec. tional merit ana may be rated
among the best stock company at
fractions that the Richmond stag
has ever seen.
Miss Lowe appears TO uncommon
advantage is the heroine OF the play.
The role is particularly well adapted
10 the best talents OF the star as Il
comeGicnnc and dramatic actress, and
she scores one OF the most en- =
phatic hits OF her, rilliant carer. Mr..
Cummings has announced that no
Will return to tho Academy with an
other company Of high caiibcr next
season, aud Richmond this week ten
dcrs It's reSretful farewell until the
spring 10 Il director OF undenia b e
genius.
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great reliance on the results OF education
and training at this institution"

great reliance on the results OF education
and training at this institution"
The Secretary of War mentioned a few
OF the distinguished V. NJ. l. graduates with
whom he has had close personal relations:
10 have gone beyond the bounds OF personal
acquaintance would have been 10 attempt
an enumeration far too extensive for sim
Gle address. Military training has found
nj '. ". /. its broadeSt expression. and il is
doubtful If any American institution has
enjoyed the distinction OF seeing a greater
percentage CT its graduates in positions OF
high responsibility and honor. Military
schools have multiplied throughout the
country during the past few decades but,
said Secretary Weeks. this school has been
able 20 maintain its enviabe position. and
the alumni and friends of Virginia Military
Institute are justified Ill taking much pride
in this old school and its great record
In the additions to this record during the
PAST few years. in the evident determina-
ton OF those who control the affairs OF this
historic school that there shall! be no lower
ing OF its traditional standards. friends Of
y. NJ. !. fnd ample proof that its future
Will be no less brilliant than the past.
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Questions and Answers,

Chapped iiands-plcase recommend some
thing for chapped hands. Mine prick and
burn so can't sleep a. night. | suppose Il is
from having my hands in water so much doing
my housework.-Mrs II. 6. NJ
Aaswer-Ths lotion gives the most general
satisfaction:
Boric acid hair ouDca
G!Ecer!n observation-disclosures. One ounce
IFsgacanth in shav!ngs chips so grains
water ..................On min,
This !s 20 be boiled slowly stirring almost
constantly. Ill the traGacanth dissoivcs Add
water from time 10 time 10 keep tho measure
UP To pint. II desired. when the lotion
coois cit is then jelly not too thick TO pour
from bottle) you may add some perfume. \
ttaspooniu should be rubbed on the hands
once or twice daily. after the hands have heen
washed and before they quite dry.
No Marathon for the Callow Youth am Is
years Old. student in high school. run :,
'hiIe day and 1 want TO s in for the twenty
mile Mara thon to be held shortly How
would you advise me to train for it?-J X
Auswer-A Marathon race is severe
enough test OF endurance and physlca, ntncss
for fairly mature and thoroughlv trained
athlete II is no stunt at all for a growing
nigh school youth to undertake. For yo, 10
attempt it is simply inviting serious injury to
Your heart. Better devote YOUR athletic in.
ieresis 20 shor. speed contests short track
races baseball. vaultins jumping. basketball
tennis, hockey. swimming and gymnasium
work Time enough for Variations whom VIM
VIII nave attained at least voting age
copyright, National Newspaper Service)
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PROMINENT CITIZEN
OF PULASKI Is DEAD
James u. Is. Hcll, Farmer. Stockmnu
md Finnncicr. Passes

PULASKI. VA. june 2i.-James Il.
is. Bell. g.. prominent farmer. stock
man and business man. dicd today u.
his country home from complications.
He was vice president OF the Pulaski
Grocery Company, director OF the
Peoples National Bank. and the
first Hresiden; OF Pulaski County Ma
tonal Farm Loan Association. Il
former member or board OF super
visors and once Democratic candidate
Tor the Legislature. He was the nrst
stockman to Introduce the Abe rdccr-
Angus breed OF cattle In the South
lie was prominent in Masonic circles.
These children survive: Mrs. Embrcc
White. Mrs. W. n MaCEl!. Miss Bess
Bell and Frank Bell
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Money.

Money per Sc is no good. To II, you
have 10 change II into food: to wear IL, Won
nave 10 change IL into clothing: to warm by
II. YOU have to swap ii for fuel You cant
eat or wear money. IL YOU sit by stack OF
II 10 set warm YOU chill instead. II you
have money and need something else that Won
won't get because You think more OF your
money. you're that kind fool.
Money. inordinatcly desired. creates an evil
state OF mind. and that in works evil
inc man who thinks more of money than OF
al els" is an enemy to liis own peace of mind
nut Eodsend 10 his heirs. Money. in short
IS not at all "a he desired in its original form
rs no good. ladies and gentlemen. no good
n: All until YOU change Il into something that
VIII make you comforta bic or happy or Wis.
AUD yet. II YOU have surplus money, YOU
can hold respect with H. And that is some
thing.
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The Poets Conner

Contrast.
me poet in his garrett sat;
10 him life was dream. ~
nc iiNed in an enchanted world,
where evils blessings seem
fiis mind was filled with noble
thoughts.
And inspiration came
To stt: his fancy into life
Ano I'LL his soul with flame.
The rich man drove his motor car.
or Travelled far and wide.
NO Wish he had was unfulllled,
NO whim OF his denied.
ne would have scorned the poet, II
by chance tho two had mot;
Yet which one got tho most from
ii.e?
The rich man did, you bet,
-Somerviils Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

&C ECRETARY WEEKS ADDRESS before Tho
- graduating class OF Virginia Military
institute reflected sympathetic under.
,sslanding Of the spirit and traditions Of Inn,
.h!sioric institution and full APPRECIATION ~
sihe contribution II has made ID trained
.leadeTs V. NJ J., the Secretary ~ War do
cleared. is a very important schoo, +" NO.
$50 much because OF the number o: graduates
III has turned out, but because o: II, "i,
-4fuence az an institution Of learning and tho
.4greatness OF its plishments IN giving
.fhe nation many O! our loading citizens .
Tho Fedora! government. particularly thu
War Department, he continued. "piaces
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Farce Comedy mt Lyric.

Farce Comedy Mt Lyric.
The new show wnlcn comes TO the
Lyric today for the latter half Of
Confederate Reunion Week. is rich in
comedy and novelty. Ono OF the
best attractions of the season is
Ellis and his company or comic play
ers presenting the two-act farce. ~
Dress Rehearsal"
Comedian Ellis Is supported by
such weli-known comedy players as
Lolita Burncl!e. Paul Byron, Ann
Nicholas and Percy WallinG. The
comedy is In two acts, the first scene
showing a rehearsal In progress in
the Gaycty Theatcr. the second the
lawn in front Of the residence OF n
wealthy contractor. The piece is said
10 be n long laugh from start to
finish.
On the same bill will be Claudia
Coleman. protean actress, formcrls
! cading woman OF the comedy
stage. Miss Coleman is giving n
series OF comedy character imper-
sonations.
Van Cello and Mary. European
novelty artists, open the new show
with an exhibition OF their remarks
able skill as manipulators. Follow,
Ing them viii come the pretty and
ShaDely Sheidon sisters, singing an%
Instrumental condolences. They
are bringing budget OF new songs
and feminine comedy.
Closing the show will come Dave
Harris and his Seven Syncopators. &
company OF Jazz singers. dancers and
musicians. who have n fast and funny
comedy and music creation
With the new vaudeville attrac-
tons there will be new and interest
Ing motion picture displays, includ-
J Ing tho popular Pathe features.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

AMHERST VA, June 2l.--Thc fune-
RAJ OF Miss Lou Eurlcy. who dies
following an operation at the Uni
vcrsity Hospital. at charlottesville
occurred this morning in Tudor
nan Cemetery. near Sard!s Church
Miss Burnley was s5 years old Az
was daughter OF the late George
Burlcy. Of this county. The services
were conducted by her pastor. Rev.
w. \. Orser, OF Sardis Methodist
Church
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W. l.. NINcrs.
HARRISON

HARRlSONBURCi. VA. June 81.
w. +. Myers, member OF the Roc..
inghaIn County Board Of Supervisors
from Central district, died yesterday
afternoon ia EmcrScucy Hospital, a.,
Washington, according TO II t.lcgrHr ~
received here ny relatives. Mir. NV
ers. who hnd served two and one
halc years Of his four years term.
mad been in falling health for -.
last six months, and underwent an
operation at the Washington Hos
pitai week before his death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
MARCONI SPEAKS TO
RADIO FANS MONDAY
fBy Associated Press.l

NEW YORK, June Wireless
waves Will carry the voice of
GuGlielmo Marconi, wireless wizard.
10 thousands OF radio fans through
out the country Monday night. Mar
conf. visiting the United States on
his palatial laboratory-yacht. will
discuss radio from tho powerful
hroadcasting station at Schenectady,
where he will be the guest of the
sSAnerA Electric Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Let Richmond Helm

/ Norfolk. Newport News HAMPTON and
L Williamsburg are willing 10 advance
$4,000 toward the immediate completion
OF a concrete highway linking Richmond
with Hampton Roads. then Richmond big
yer and richer than any of the other cities
participating IN the advance to the High
way Commission. should, and we believe
Will. be more than willing 10 advance the
100000 necessary TO make up the half
million dollar fund necessary Particularly
should Richmond he eager TO participate in
and hasten. perhaps by years. this long
needed and wished-for development when it
is considered that all OF the money will be
expended on Richmond's end Of the road In
fact, the only development necessary 10 be
done on this most important OF all Nirginas
highways lies within forty miles OF this city.
With the proposed fund in hand the High
way Commission could immed ely let con-
tracts for building the rema ming link. which
would give a magnificent concrete highway
stretching from historic Old Point TO the
capital OF the State.
The 100000 asked OF the Tidcwater
cities is practically assured The Norfolk
ordinance authorizing an advance of $780,
O0o has passed its first reading in the
Council and there is every reason TO believe
II will be adopted by that body Newport
News has its 100000 in hand Hampton
has raised $4,000 by individual subscrip-
ton and williamsburg and James City
County have subscribed similar amount.
The proposal that Richmond advance the
necessary 100000 10 complete the fund
has been placed before Mayor Ainslie. and
If he and the City Council act favorably
then the near future Will witness The letting
OF the contract.
I, INNS, no, ha understood ,b., piob,,,o,
is asked 10 donate 5000 400 Tho ms, !.
IA, bel
TIM, amonr, for eysn u,;,,,,,, 80 :s- ~,
Il Tho nrason, rs,;o 80 alio,s.io,
main,ainad ,ha nrircin.i u.a,',a W. .u,,-s =.
IN /, wi,hin .wo ~ tb-aa ,..s-s -
10 be no legal ohs,rpc,ion 20 snrs ~ "a
vance on the mar, of Richmond tn- - 10
Acts Of tho C;an.r.l ,ssonhi, ,e,s
ter 90 rapa .5o ,b;s = fo;,,d
my in'ornoTa;sd Town Or city acting o.
aia 'nfousH : Count. Or Governing BODY
" mn, o. sL.h N9a'e'' or GOV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Home Ameu,ement..

\ new parior game for the family circle.
All sit around III straight backed chairs, feet
on the floor. hands extended thumbs together.
The head OF the game counts slowly. As
he reaches ten all players put down feet.
bring palms OF hands together sharply. Head
OF the game then asks:
Who is the Nice-Presdent of tho United
Statcs?"
Whoever gucsses wins the game
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Mrs. Itnhcrfn Inxnc

LfHCliBuRG, VA. June 2l.-Mrs.
Roberta Layne. 80. widow OF samuel
t.aync, died Tuesday night at nor
home here OF heart trouble. She was
a native Of Bedford County aud was
al Hiss Ryan before her marriage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Where TnrhccI VIII TnjI.
tknOXville Sent!nelD

\ Harvard student. Cheslcy NJ TIu.chi,re
OF Golston. y. c., has just answered correctly
every question put To him by thirteen pro-
fcss"rs aud Instructors In a thrcc-hour Oral
'Nam'nat"n Yes, but Just wait until he runs
np aIains' an Edison test and he Viii LOOK
like 50 cents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Local Temperature Yc.tcrdny

) i. NJ. temperature ................ 81
Maximum temperature to- l.. M.....
Minimum temperature 20 l.. NJ. IS
Mean temperature yesterday ........ 80
Normal temperature Tor this date. IS
Excess yesterday ....................N None
Excess since March ] .............. IA
EAcesa since January ............ IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

Mrs. Annie #. Jones. widow of
Alexander c. Jones. died at her
home, 92S Perry street. last night
at 10 o'clock. Funeral arrange
mcnts will he announced later.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22

class of graduates in its history The future
viii determine how big the graduates really
Here i prescription submitted bv the
Northampton Times: IT women were 10 a gree
among them selves tina, they Will have no
fellowship with rcn who do not work there
would be less idieness. Every man would
find 4 Job and hold IT, And ,his would cure
many o. the ills tina, We now complain Of"
The Portsmouth star saws: The Anti
saloon League and tne Anheuser- Busch Brew
Ing Company md themselves in complete
agreement on tho sale OF liquor aboard Amer
lean ships Truly. politics makes strange
bed fellows
The Brookaeal Union Star is constantly adj
nonishing III" GROWERS and grunters i, finds
in lis bailiw!ck. Here is It's latest: Don,
grurt FOLKS YOU meet; IL Won can't SNEAK
out w!th a CHEEKY ana vigorous good morning
hello. O. how do you-do Jus, keen vnur ,nouth
shut look straight ahead a.d L,..n ,ni-
Bo'n you and the person van would b,ya
grInted a: vii! fee! better"
SAYS the stanton News-I.e.dcr. ..yytb
automobile 8 aluost as +z--,ias,
carriage when 2 fool ar > s,o.,, 49,
IN the drivers sea, The ,n.lIi,o ta.e.
menace to paesAngers ana ,.d.,,-t, ,t,i
And mis- statement annie, -, -. 49,.
INC street or the bIphuav az wni, ..
man who crosses -otlr6ad 49, :, "
The Wrbanna Seminal is ao..
has 20 watch af,sr ~. Li,Lnra - 10
Il savs "Sorn. n.o,l. ,-i.t.,. 80
min. shouId >. do,e t.,. - 's q
suggestions ,bs, a- ...,,., ~ "''e'
Just tax ana make noise and no one NAYS
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Ifc Lot.

Re Lot-"And when Lots wife looked back"
said the s. s teacher. "she was turned TO a
pillar OF salt. And so Lot lost his wife"
Yeah said the precocious baritone on the
left that was sump'n, but he still had three
daughters to dress"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-22
Stnnhs nv Wch.tn-

Cincinnati Enquircr.)
As 20 the Constitution Senator =, E,o,o,.a
and Daniel Webster seem to be in direct dis
agreement with reference 10 its interpreta-
Ioh. somehow. We feel like standing by
DAM.
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Local Rainfall,

Rainfall - hours ending 4. NJ. rs
Rainfall! - hours ending y. M..... IS
EAe'ss since March ............. OF
Excess since JHn uary .......... IL
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On Books,

4 person Who Processes TO he fond o. US
urges US, almos; earnestly. TO publish a select
ed book Of our verse
Wen do il. If as many as ten persons will
order copy in advance
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Program for Today

WHAX.
EASTERN STNDARD TIME.
dispatch Papers. kichmoudD
I.i5--Iia scbali scores
7:j5--La,c news flashes.
S:o0-Bcdtimc story.
S:l0--Lorillard Colorcd Chorus, N
Southern Melodies concert by band Of
Mississippi primary school. director
W. ;. Helms. and reproductions az
famous artists.
::O0--Lt;c baseball scores and
news flashes.
Tomorrow.
Ii3-Addrcss by MIR. Tanner. or tho
<. & T.. Tel Co, ana recital by Duo.
Ara, courtesy Walter l.. Moses Co.
WWJ.
CDetro!i Mich)
S:30-pctroit Orchestra: Town
Cii"r; Charles O wrase, bass. Mrs.
Mary Wills. soprano. Cornubian
,ilce Club.
l<Di>t.
Cast Pittsburgh
i. M.-"iiow - Keep rhyslsally
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~ pirccs. Ter the direction OF j
Morris. band master,
Wt.I.
,NCdfOrd IiillS>

WGI.
tMcdford Hills)
inO-."icconomics for the Home
CIRCLE by DR.. Wooster.
3O--.B"dtino story
S'O0-"rho Story. Clark. Moran
Trio.
Slb--Ern"s, L!nwood. whistler and
hHtmonicn viriuoso.
$40 ltuth Joan Freed, coloraturo-
soprano assisted at tho piano by
linCHt W. Harrison.