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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
i. ". 81. O'Mrnrn.

Funeral OF J.. w. IL O'M.ara. freight
ciaih agent OF the Chesapeake and
ONO Railway. who died suddenly
wednesday, night. were conducted at
o'clock last night at TIL. Christian
M"riuary chapel. The body was re-
moved to clifton Forge for burial
this morning.
faiih"frrrS were as follow: Hon
orarE-W w. j. Harahan. president; q.
Is wall. vice presidents; II. r Wick
ham. vice president; t. NJ whitaker
Nice-preS'dent NJ. 7. Spiccr cxccu.
tive assistant TO the president: r.. W
Gricc. assistant 10 the president. q.
4. Mlchic. assistant secretary; j. A
Hancock, assistant treasurer; r.. M.
Thomas. comptroller: j. " Nokc!y.
general auditor; John G. Dice. as
sistant 10 the vice president. x. T..
EuDank. real estate agent! w j.
Conatv. valuation auditor; H. Taylor.
Jr.. general solicitor: w, s. Bronson
general attorney: II. l.. Durham, gen
eral claim agent; ~, &. pcarcc, di-
rector Of purchases and storcsi r..
n. Nelson. purchasing agent, T. w.
King, ohlef special agcnt;I l.. g. Hsnt-
ley. general safety agent; j. H. par
rish, general manager; t.. t. Good :
win. assistant 10 general manager;
w. L. Booth. superintendent of trans
portationi'A a. r.. Iowmast.r. assistant
superintendent of transportation; j.
r. Gould, superintendent motive
powori w. C, Hull, assistant to vice :
presidents j, ID, Potts, passenger traf :
!ic manager; Il. d. Hotchkiss. freight
traffic managers a. r. Gilbert, gen
crnl freight agent, and d. Mayer
manager mail and express traffic. ali
officials of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway.
Active-l. o. Bullock. II. V. Lane,
H. -. Styll. II. 4. Harding, l.. c.
Miller. J. E. Taylor. 3. II. Burch and
l.. r. Pollard. who arc connected
with the department which was head
ed by MIR. O'Mcara.
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
Luck'n Brother.
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER


Luck had a brother, sturdy young fellow
Who was born without even color OF yell.
low
y chap built OF grit. with backbone of
steel
And muscles OF iron for Trouble tn feel.
II. grew as he willcd and they christenedt
him Pete
Pete Luck Was his name. and he stood on his
feet
Like giant. and swung like n giant in play
Till all Kids of discretion got out of his way.
Pete Luck his name: but in signing it, he
oi p
Then they called him p. Luck. till one day
the young tout.
Who WAS careless of pen. dropped the period
And signed it plain Pluck. and from that
careless day
H. simply continued sign it tina, way.
You've met him. of course in your play OF
l:fc's game.
And now YOU all know how he came by his
And for me. If choose either one or the
other.
I'm right fond of Luck. bu, I'd bank on his
brother.
For Luck. he is foolish. and goes on his way
Blu; Pluck. he IS s,ill the same sor, Of fell
Who horn without even the color or
yellow
Who is right IN tho lead and nan every inch
And worth ten of his brother in any old
pinch
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.1ntnrs Henry prItchrtt.

FItT F'ESHUKG w. july - =
James Henry rritrh.,t. aged ~
years. well known resident Of
Chesterfield County. died this morn
nr atout 3 o'clock after II 'onc i'll
ness. at his residence. near Wesley
chapel. i'.sid"s his widow. h" is
survived rs seven sons and nve
daughters. M"sErs " ". ! II til
aud Il ~ Pri,ch"tt. Of Petersburg;
.'nrelinS Pritch"tt. of rctcrShUrg
and u. and Harold rritCh"t,. OF
Chesterfield. Mrs q. G. Eowlctt. Mrs
Ed Moody and Mrs. Aureiius An
dr"ws. OF Petersburg. Misses Mary
ana Helen lritChott. ~ lirp.wclI.
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SATURDAY. JUN Is, 1922
A Lesson Driven Home

IFtthe-serous damage wrough, by the over
flow of Shockoe Creek Thursday night
should lead City Council TO take appropriate
aGiipn upon project which has acCumu-
lated the dust OF many pigeonholes. Rich
IreRd will have reason 10 look back upon
this storm with gratitude. For years il has
been realized that Shockoe Creek mean
dering- and open. must eventually ne COS
veTted into closed sewer which. 10 use the
Language Of MIR. Saville. would be capable
of-handl!nG the overflow from the most an
usual storms" Quite recently the city OF
Richmond has received q painful and cx-
pensive reminder OF the fact that this print
tive sewer is heavy liability. Thursday
nights sudden dOwnpour must have brought
Fealization Of tho fact that this liability is
! Rdtent!ary heavier than had been zuGpcct-
Ied~by those who shape the city's policies
! The announcement that the Finance Com
mittee OF City Council will meet Tuesday
night 20, act upon the Improvement project
suggests an awakening
Conversion OF Shockoe Creek into a closed
sewer is n matter which has engaged the
tftention OF city engineers for long time
Complete, up-tO-date plans for this project
are in the hands OF City Council So far
as the public has been Informed no Ques-
tion has been raised as to any cssentia! o;
1.-THE proposed method OF Improvement \
aElbstanllal expenditure would he required
Approximately s25OO,000, it is estimated
&But that sum Will appall No one who un-
terstands the vital relation OF this project
Ito the drainage system Of Richmond-its
ES3,al relation, in fact, 10 the treasury Of
8the city. Quite aside from considerations
&G security for life n"nlt.; and property and
8ihe, intelligent complete LOT me ci,y's sys-
8jim OF drainage. tho expenditure clearly
#would be demanded as simple matter OF
Infringement
"a. Far from being justified in assuming that
.5Si,OCkoe Creek Will overflow rarely or with
t$enly trivial consequences the city author
|8ities have ample reason 10 expect that these
ttpods Will como with increasing frequency
atd increasing spread. With the develop
ment OF the sewerage system along lines
rpw being followed "a greater and greater
volume IS being turned into this uncertain
channel Unless the proposed improvements
are sooD effected, We may reasonably look
fprward To overlooking of the Shockoc by
mueh l2ter precipitation than that which
fprced ii ont OF bounds Thursday night
1 .!.The limo for action has come The
Ehockoe project may not ne delayed longer
: without deliberately ignoring les the
4 fteaning of which must be appareu, at Il
glance,
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News Of Fifty Years Ago

,Erom ~. Richmond Dispatch. July IL 1879
.rhc seventh street Christian Church cor
nor Of seventh ana Grace. dedicated yes.
herIay. the usual d"dicatory exercises being
; conducted hy the pastor and the sermon being
preached by Rev. DR.. rendlcton, OF West vir-
rir,ia
dallas Tucker. son "f the late Dr. Tucker.
Oh this city. was ordained at ST. Pau!'s Church
last might a deacon Of the Protestant Eplsco-
= pal church. The scrvic" was conducted by
Rhshup Johns, VIII" also preached nm able ser
7 mon.
The reports Of the seven Sunday schools In
hthe Baptist Sunday School Association OF
q Is!rhmond show that the average attendance
'i229 officers and teachers and 2.251 scholars
A Governor walker Will be one OF the speak
e3ers at big Greeley and Brown meeting to
Eoc held in Raleigh y. C, today.
Magistrate william Hall Crew is now hold
Ming tho Police Court during the Illness of
yrolice Justice White,
Tho Board OF Police Commissioners met yes
ftcrday and elected John ]. Carter TO he po-
&iceman in the First Precinct officer Carter
~ was ut once sworn In ana commenced tho dis
|hcharge OF his duties.
|, The Walker Light Guard pura.ed last night
yam full uniform with band OF music and
lscrenndcd Lieutenant Watt, OF tho company,
,'who was recently married. They also sere-
II nnded Colonel John a. Sloan, commander OF
Il ,nc regiment.
|, The biggest political meeting ever known
1 In Dinwidde County took place nt IN. court
4 house yesterday and the action OF tn" Ralil-
Il more convention wRS most enthusiastically
II ratified. The speakers were Major w +. g..
\ Gregory, pr. NJ f.. Thompson mud others
There great rnthuhianm.
Porter aad st"we! seem to iaow no suei,
\ word =" r"'npro;nia" ~ Zoo Republican, spill
H vi in The Fourth Diaries. ftoih say they ~
II t"nd 10 ho'i on un,ii ERECTION Day. pur!c'
Il s"cma (" HAY" the advanimgc ~ Siowci! 90 ~
u susan -. AniaouN attended the Inl .,lni
C"HN"uti"u nad sAid nothing cnu.d ,lchc
| her 80 Vel =" - see thnt convention Graz.
i -.-as, .--.rasc down Horace GreeIcy's throat,
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NmcstinnN md AnsMcr.

TIL" '"rsrt obs. ssion.-Your article on tho
corset sIu"stt"u was read with much interest
What can middle aged woman. who is ratr-
or corpulcnt. wear I" keep the lower part Of
the body in shape and hold up stockings. as
iround ,gart"rs arc not generally recommended?
". y.
Answcr.-You evidently did not understand
what II Snid in tho article TO which you refer
40 woman can w"nr a garment appliance"
Of any description TO kcap amy par, OF tho
body sn shape. Proper physical education does
that->sufiicicnt daily exercise. one OF the
particularly objections to corscts or any sub
stituta for corse's which supports or shapes"
any part Of tho body Is that such appliances
cause. weakening. atrophy or wasting of the
muscles and. hence. loss Of good vigorous
form. wide, loose belt about the hips well
ing supporter a comfortable waist with
wide bands over tho shoulders. such waists
as young children wear is the best supporter
for sLockin
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FAIL TO IDENTIFY
MURDERED Girl

tSontlnucu FROM flrSt l'aSe.D
several Winchester ucuuaintanvos,
who understood she was with friends
on Eighth Street. Northwest Fry,
now serving sixty days for trans
porting liquor, said today he had !tn
idea what induced tn Thompson girl
to "slueal" on him. Given de-
Scription Of the murdered woman,
Fry said she could not be Nann.,
Thompson.
1t was reported from MartinshurS
that the girl had become insancly.
Jealous when she found another
woman's hand bag in Frys automo-
bile while riding with him one night,
and she Is supposed to have acted
on the impulse of the moment and
betrayed Fry TO Winchester pollc,,
when she found he had left for q
supply Of liquor at Eikton. II was
learned Tint the girl did not fear
vengeance so much from Fry as from
some OF his prominent nnd inllu"u.
'ial friends al Mortinsburg for be-
irayinS him. aad that she lost no
time III getting away when tar
and-teather" stories hogan To uircu-
late Immediately following uewa OF
frE'a capture hore during Il running
fight with police.
When seen at tho mil today. Fry
Sa'd nothing to Indicate hatred
toward the Birl. Cry said he never
heard "f Carmriia Sniroca. of Fair
mont, w. Va, now supposed to ha
the murdered woman, and never
knew OF Mamie Thompson going um-
der thut name.
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Way lie ,IIspriat In Thrift.

Coming now TO Alabama points, tho
same relationship from Virginia
cities IS proposed as 10 the Mlssls-
sipri Valley To Decatur. Albany.
and Huntsville Ala. the carriers
surGcst a rate Of iisG per 100 pounds
trst-c!ass from Richmond Norfolk
group; 10 Florence. sheneld and
Tuscumb!a there would be an ad-
vance from Richmond and Norfolk
from sl.7s 10 Sls3. TO Birmingham
the increase asked for IS from
si.57i-2 to sl.ss; To Montgomery and
selma from sis7l-2 to sls3. to NO
bile. from s2ls TO s22s
Here We come 10 the very surpris-
Ing situation OF proposed .educ-
ton. This Is IN the rat. between
Richmond and Jasper and Cordoys.
Ala, proposed to be reduced from
$500 Ia sl.33 hrs1-class +, is prob-
ably safe to say that not much
traffic. moves from Norfolk and Rich
mond. or this reduction may be a
m'spr!nt In the tarln
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Mrs. Uo,r,n n ,>,,,,.

fETEESHtli. VA. Ju'y ii-Mrs.
RuS"na H. knowles. wif" az Jnin.r
J. Knowles, died y"st"rdny after
noon about o'clock At her residence
at M"tpaCa. Chesterfield County Mrs
knowles was in her I'D year. and ~
s"r":r'i by her husband. on" son
"ui daughter, Mrs. Willie y. Per
due. and J. Knowles. OF Matnacn;
also nine grand children, Eugene O,
In"z O.. Rosa Alcas". Lena F.. Lot
u" T., Wilii' L.. and James Boiling
P'rduc. Winfr.d Knowles hnd Mrs
Albert Wynnc. Tho funeral will
take place tomorrow afternoon nt
o'clock from the NstnhcA NJ y.
Church.
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Mr.. Eli,nhc,h q. Wnch.mnnn

PETERSBURG. VA. July li.-Mrs
Elizabeth icr"chc Wachsnauu. WIFI"
OF Rudolph Whchsmann. died last
evening at o'clock at tho r"sidcnce
Of her Snn-in-law. Wilbur y. Sims,
after II long Illness. Sh" was IN tho
64th year rf her age
Mrs. WachsmRnn Is survived by
her husband. ono son. ptto WachS-
mnnn. al Sussex County. and four
daughters. Mrs. Wilbur y. Sims. OF
this city; Mrs. J, Irwin Jackson. Jr
Of Norfolk. Mrs. Charles Whitaker.
az Newport News and Mrs. William
oscar Flowers. az SUSSEX County,
and eight grandchildren
the funeral will take place from
the residence tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock. Dr, John y. VIM. pastor
Of Washington street Methodist
Church. officiating. lntcrmcnt Will
be in Rlandford Cemetery.
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CHASE CITY. VA. July lI-Mrs
Thomas u. .IcnrcsS died at her home
IN thas" Guy. Va. Monday morning
Mrs. IcHrcss was the widow OF Can
tain Thomas u. i-nrcss The ru-
hcfa! services w"r" held at tn" Pres
hNtcrian church OF that city at 1850
o clock Tuesday morning In,crmcnt
was In lakewood Cemetery Before
h.F lnartias" sh" vas Miss Alice
'N.rhN, Of Whit" House. M.cLlen-
burg County. Va Sh. is survived
ny one sister. Mrs ltosalic Williams.
or SpartanburB, :. G., two daughters
ana tw" sons. Mrs Alic" J.nr.ss
swell. Chase CITY, Miss irina J.r-
ir"ss. Albuquerque. y. NJ. Robert
\. J"HresS. Waynesviile. y G.. ana
clarence ~ Jcnrcss. KinStou X g.
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M-s. NInrEie A. snow.

NORFOLK. VA. July li.-Mrs.
Mareie y. Snow died at her resi-
dcncc. $3.50 West Twelfth street. yes
terday afternoon after lingering
illness, aged 81 years. Mrs. Snow
had lived in this city twelve years.
She tx survived by one son, William
NJ. Snow, and three daughters, Miss
Sarah a., Miss Margaret II. snow
and Mrs. Howard r.. Parker, all of
Norfolk. The funeral will he held
ut the residence at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, Interment Will hc IN
Riverside Cemetery.
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Merritt Todd Cnnl.c.

NORFOLK. VA. JuiS i4.-Funcra,
services for Merritt Todd Cooke. who
died Wednesday ;Ateriyon Il, tn,
residence. .i23 Butte Street. in tho
'b'h year OF his age. took place at
IN: residence this afternoon at a.30
o'clock. Rev. W. L.. Cnld.unr onicin,
ing. being largely attended The
nurial WAY in Eimwood Ccmctcry.
tn" pallbcarrrs being:
honorary ". n. IIannan. F. J..
Robinson. Judge Thomas H. Wilcox
j.. > koys,"r. Tazcwcli Taylor, ! \.
Forum. Or G. K. Grandy. Captain w
X. boutwell,
Wilcox. Jr. ". VI. iInnunn. Jr.. RAN
dolph c"nko. Il. Cornelius Taylor.
J.. Gnrn"tt Jordan. W. Il. Dickson.
and j. Ir"d"ll jenkins
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An Answer for Grrrnnny Later

NEMAND 10y ihe separations commission
~ that Germany promptly meet the in
demnity instaiimcut due today constitutes,
Only partial answer 10 Bcrlns appeal
fof ,lenency. This action I'm fact, hardly
touches the point raised by Germany since
The Berlin government had declared lha
gpld marks for today payment 10 be in
hand ana ready Tor delivery Dclorlucnt'
of'this payment was requested hut ,ho plea
ID the gain was for moratorium extending,
TO 1924. The Preparations commission has.
replied rhat.the July payment must be made.
consideration. A decision IS promised with, :.
"a month.
.This decision viii be based upon the ind.
sngs of the guarantees commission now
engaged at Berlin IN 3 study Of Germany. y
ability to pay, and 10 some extent. no aoub,.
upon an investigation OF the causes leading
| 10 the present German financial crisis a,
| 70 the latter, some European leaders are
frankly skepticsl they seriously question
whether the crisis was no, IN certain
pleasure deliberately forced III order 60
give added weight 10 Bcrl.n's insistcnce
! Upon relief Germany's weM-es;abi!shcd
i Population for begging of" lends supper,
70 this view.
= "A fair inquiry probably will disclose, how.
2eSer. that the German governmoNt Is In dis
Ittess which Is genuine and wilton may not
iH relieved without some mitigation. either
= tS 10 amount or collection pvocriugo Of
athc rcparation. burden ?erhap. {, w!ii pc
Iippnd cxped!ent to reduce the tat; MI,
Emoratorium or scaling down OF the month
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NORFOLK. Va" ulv II John WI
liam Tugs!r. g. y"nrs DID. - clerical
employ" Of III" S"nhoHrd Air Lin"
Halfway. WAS found dead on the
trout porch - his hnm". ali ~ Street.
racK View II. ST. o'clock this morn
iug. Dcsia vas apparently due to
hrnr: disease
Nc.sn6n:s 4 Mr.. Tuse.- were thc
..sS. 10 c'sco.': MS boil on the
povca ) :. ..noWn ,Nat he had Nsen
-..t:ng S:crs ,ho previous evening
and IL s supposed that he fell when
10 went 20 re:!ra for tae nigna
NJ Trg~,e bad seen .,a'ine ~ -
.vuss a.ept sscre has daughter. M.ss
..<-4..us. t,Y W.. ~
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Captain Thomn, =. Moor.hcna.

NORFOLK, VA. July li-I'ap-
tain Thomas Peter Nooreh"ad
died At the ho,p. of hiss son, =. ,
Moorehcad, wiilourhty Reach. yes
terday morning AZ the age OF -
years. He is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Nina y M"orchcad. one daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. g. S,avvo; thre" sons.
e. A. r. g.. and r. l.. Moorchcad
five grandchildren. and two brothers
he had been a resident OF Norfolk
forty-hvo wears.
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I.nfn,ritc lie NAiit

LfNCliBritG. VA. July l2.-.I.n-
iaNcitc DE Wiu. So. "A retired tohnc-
conist. died a, his nome here TINS
morning he was n native OF Red
ford county. hut spout most ~ his
NJ" here. ~" was Il son OF tn. late
Rev. +. u. Dc witt. and is survived
hy his VIII" and two children. Mrs
IS u Wa!kup, of Forest. ard II T..
ID" witt. OF iynchhur2, and two sis
t"rs. Mrs. Lewis Owen, Of Campbell
County. ana Mrs = S white. @!
kcdford
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Funeral of AIRS. Owens.

NORFOLK, VA, July 1.-THE flu
neral of Mrs. Sarah Frances owens
was held at the residence, Greenwich,
Princess Anne County, yesterday at
ternoon. conducted by Rev. y. II.
Martens, of the Kcmpsvillc Baptist
Church. The service was largely ut
tended and there were numerous
floral tokens. y trio. Mrs. L. |. Her
rick, Mrs. F. Herrick, and james
Csrraway, sang Jesus. saviour"
Pallbearers we're r. Smith, J. l.. iiar-
grove. II. B. Davis. r. l. Hcrrick,
Captain ]. C. Jones. and i. l., Smith.
Interment took place in Forest Lawn.
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" payments may appear to be the most
effective means OF handling the matter.
Whatever course finally is adopted. tho
decision OF the commission undoubtedly Will
be shaped. not by any desire to lie, Ger
many off," but by determination to exact
tho maximum penalty consistent with Euro
pCan safety.
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The rum"rai VI Mrs Nranccs
iilanch" Parsons. vii" died sunday.
took place at Mount Upton. =. Y.
Tuesday. Service" were held IN Nor
ciH Memorial thnpc! in'crmcr' "a'
~ Ih" cem":er- aa!u.n.nr no ,anr"i
Mr- i'hrSsns ~se m wi.nw q! ih-
lntr Cap an " 3 f-rs""" o.. ~
c:i~, nnd ieavea Ia foii"w H~ .t-2-
"3.t6Tou Townsend = !'aNsn..a "Nt
"rf T. a S"I6sn - NJ " b.
MnuCr Iio!'aGn', - ~ ;C.H O.
and w sr.iI'r l,--"',- ~. Eaii.
m"~-. Md Mrs .'arso"- r.' ~
laugh cr ~ ~ - 7uC~ - e
VI Mount up,oa. y, i. -... = c.u :.
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OF INTEREST TO RADIO FANS

\ T.. M-Gaorgic Jessel. who is
starring in The Troubles OF 1922"
viii broadcast
$40 +. M.-Concert by the Is. Of G.
Choral Society Quartette Of West
ioh"kcn. Professor Reno Travrrna.
director; sara V. Conley. soprano.
Peter SchoonJaus. tenor, Jeanne Ior-
ton. alto. and Andrew McGrcgor, bari
tone.
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Appearances lead us sometimes To think tina,
the habit az smoking is almost universal.
When We consider that the American Tnbac-
go COMPANY leads In newspaper advcrrisiuE
spending F2,6ho.oco annually. il is not SO sur
prsins Perhaps after all. the suggestion tina,
churches d" more advertising is not amiss-
It might really help the churches--CharityI
and Children.
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CELEBRATED SPANISH
SINGER DIES IN PARIS
IEy AssocIntcd rress.l

FAIRS. July 1i.-Maria Gciabcrt,
Spanish comic opera singer. who for
many years was one Of the most ccl.-
hrntrd OF Paris stars. died ,udu =,
alone and forgotten.
After IN unhappy love affair la
1880 she Abandoned the stage .ul
since that time she has lived In Sc
ciusion. She was born In Madrid in
1897 She created the roles Of line
Beautiful Borsian." the Grand Mo-
gui" and many others,
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4 Great Discovery,
charleston News and Cnurj

'Chari"st"n News and Cnuricr)
"bh. for IN" good old days" cxclaims tho
= Ia r; gilmore Sun. when YOU could kiss girl
and not taste darucd thing hut girl" Posi-
hjy' therein Hes tho Of n great dis
c"ucry-th" discovery OF the rcason why girls
so Sseldom kiss each other nowadays
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I<I)I> A..
EAST i'i,tsb,,rgh)

l.. Popular conccr, by
H"u"N'S original NOVELTY Orchestra.
g. " /"utiu.. manager.
az" l.. NJ Weekly program ar
ranged tor the family by youths
Companions"
J.. NJ Popular Musical Concert.
Nam" Of orchestra 10 be announced
by radio.
j. NJ .-k"istcr Hrass Quartet: Mr..
Clark. corn-t Mr.. Gilchrist. corne,
Howard ii"istcr, trombone and MIR.
Low Miller trOmbou"; Mrs. Mar
k"'St"r- Kerr. accompanied.
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Program for Today
NN'IBAZ.

dispatch Papers. Richmond.)
.:;j-Ba scball scores.
f!50- Late news naShes.
stock and cotton quotations.
S."o- Senior Don Jose Andonegui.
vi"liuis,. and Pennell k.nnard,
pianist and tenor -oIoist. Selections:
"Nocturue. on. q. No. ,ChopinD (.
"Minuot l.Antiuue" tPadcrewsky) (.
Cradle Song ,Hauscr).
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Mrs. Mnry j.. IInrncr.

I.YNCHBURG. VA. July II Mrs.
Mary F.. lIorncr. So years Of age,
died Thursday afternoon At the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Mary T.. Phelps.
in Madison Heights. Her body was
taken to Amelia County for burial.
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7.-"Good Governmcn1." rredwi,n

7--"Good Government" Fredwith
r. Mackenzie
El5-Puditan trio. 5. Bcrnicc Rich.
violin: William O. Brooks, cello; Neil
- Damon. piano. Solists. Grace V.
hrooks. contralto. ana Francis d.
Damon soprano Selection from
sally 'kcrn). trio. solo by Grace
V. Brooks
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The pcarcTnnkcr,

For tn love a. Mike. JiCcs. what's the
matter with your right carr"
oh. that the nearest part Of mo "a
Jones. when tried to arhitratc a dispute
between him and his Wife"
Gee! lie socked your left ear. too. didn't
he?"
Nav. She was over on that side
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II \ W,
(ChicaE". No

Chicago. lll)
+. M-ConCcrl by kathryn
Browne. contraitr. Elsie Barge. ac-
companist; Herman Saiznau, h,rj-
tone: Rosalind Salzman. aCcompanis,:
hawaiian Artists. courtesy OF tn"
Nal" Hawaiian studios. Chicago. with
-. Pupuka. steel guitar. X. j. nol-
hnEsworth, steel guitar. j. V. Johnson
Ck"lclc: Jan"y IIick-N. contrallo. and
j. kapalr, guitar.
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Stories" by Toward X. CARTS
sac l., ~ Address by Colonel H.
W. Schwarzkopt. Superintendent New
Jersey stat" Police.
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