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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
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MONTGOMERY ALA. Jan. AT
torney-Gcneral Iiarwcll G.. Davis is
advising all solicitors to prosecute
for murder. persons arrested for man-
ufacturing liquors which caused the
death OF any human being. This adj
vice liz being issued on the strength
of recent developments I'm Blount
County, where a man is under arrest
for the alleged manufacture and sale
OF liquor. which is said TO have caused
the death of Clyde Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

and Mrs. CLAUDIO Deboe. Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Depoo. MI. and Mrs. ;r!nrl.e
Dcboe AMI family. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Al
e"rt Deboe ard family. Mr.. uri Mrs.
Nhito Shelton and family, ~, H.
Mattox, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Adams,
Miss Fleetwood Adams. Mrs. DrIlie
Hodges. Miss Marine Adams, Mrs.
Maudc Jefferson and Mrs. Bessie
Bennette, sister OF the groom.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

NEW YORK, Jan. 4.-Time waS
when wells We're simply veIls-plain,
meshed things. with Il very plainly
defined duty. which they went about
rather severely.
Hut the modern vcrs.bn OF the veil!
a thing OF romance, charm, mystery!
bit OF lace skilifully woven.
skillfuily draped to enhance charm
and subtly suggest beauties half con-
ccalcd'
The Maria Guy veil. above, gos-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Mrs. George Brewster. of New
York city. is the guest of her moth
err, Mrs. Robert 5. Boeher, at her
home here.
Miss Margaret Gordon and Miss
Elizabeth MacLean, OF baltimore.
are win the Misses Munford at 307
West Franklin Street
MISS Jane Scales Is spending some
time In New Orleans as the guest
OF Misses Ethel and Maude Fox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

sa'ncr thing little more than web
with delicate traccry of figures In
the border. Is gathered about the
crown and~fails gracefully irregular.
The ponch veil takes to a wide
square mesh. which cniarges the
eyes smiling below the brlm Of a
fascinating hat. Flat over the
crown. long at the sides and ripping
gracefully at the back the lovely,
heavy silken pattern woven into the
squares is given MAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

The James River Garden Club will
meet Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with Mrs. J. Allison Hodges, lDT
East Franklin street. Matters of
Importance relative to the Spring
Flower show and the Virginia His
torical Pageant will be discussed at
this time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

The business Women's Council
VIII meet at the Y. w. G. A. this
evening at o'clock. Supper will
he served az usunl. followed by the
regular monthly business meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

The regular monthly meeting of
the Richmond Nurses Club will be
held this afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Y. W. G. A. Dr. Cole. of the
Richmond Bureau Of Health will
speak on "Tuberculosis."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

Teacher Association Of the r. T. Lee
School Will be held on January II.
at i. NJ. at the school Subjects
OF general interest TO the school and
community will be discussed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05
wOMEN's MEETINGS.

The board OF managers of the
Richmond Exchange for Woman's
WORK. VIII meet Friday morning at
~ O'Clock in the rooms of the ex-
change.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

The board of managers OF the Re-
treat for the fick. Will meet ut the
hospital this morning at il o'clock
The next meeting OF the Parent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

Name Woman Juvenile Court Judge.
DUBLIN, GA. Jan. Airs. o. l..
Anderson. wife of well-known rail-
road official OF Dublin. has been an
pointed judge OF The new Juvenile
Court mere. She Is said TO be the first
woman Judge In Georgia
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St. Louis Woman Relieved
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-05

Developed in Atwood Tricotines
Serges and Satins, beaded or embroid-
cred. Formerly sold at $3.50 to
$21.50. The greatest Dress value ever
offered in this city.
, 1922-06-05
The Book of Etiquette
In Two Comprehensive Volumes

In the most minute details of daily life, in
the hours of prosperity and advenity alike, at
all times, there is the omnipreeent need of
holding ones self in hand, of impressing by
ones culture and breeding, OF doing the right
arts TO excel in music or painting, the price
is vigilance, study and incessant effort; to be
cultured, polished, the price is conscientious
effort and study.
Clothes may make the man" but whether
you are clothed in rags or silks your culture
cannot be hidden. For he who is polite, re-
fined and wel-bred wears a gorgeous robe en-
dowed with the fine embroidery of honor and
respect. Not even rags can cover it.
The world is a harsh judge, but it is Just.
1t will not tolerate the man who makes him
ders at the dinner table. 1t will not tolerate
the woman who breaks the conventions of So
ciety at the dance. 1t will not tolerate the
lhterate IN the Art of Etiquette.
The Book Of Etiquette" is excellent in
, 1922-06-05
What Do You Know
About Introductions?

To establish an immediate and friendly I'M
derstanding between two people who have
never met before, to make the conversation
flow smoothly and pleasantly, to create an
agreeable. harmonious atmosphere-that is the
purpose OF the introduction. A correct cour-
teous, conversation-making introduction is an
art in itself, and reflects refinement and culture
on the person who is the medium.
How do YOU introduce two people2 Do
your introductions create a pleasant, easy at
mosphere, or one that is uncomfortably
strained?
Try this simple test and see what you really
know about the art of introduction:
Mrs. Brown and Miss Smith have met at
your home for the first time. Would you say,
Mrs. Brosrn. meet Miss Smith, or MISS Smith,
meet Mrs. Brotcnf Would you say, Mss Smith,
let me make you acquainted NTH Mrs.
Bropnf
If Mr.. Blank happened 20 drop in for a
little chat, how would you present him TO the
ladies; to both at once, or to each one indi-
vidually? And how would you present Bobby.
who comes running in from school: Bobby,
this Is Mr.. Blank, or, Mr.. Blank, this is Bobby
, 1922-06-05
ILLINOIS WINS
WESTERN MEET
Piles Up Overwhelming Score
Against Rivals; Four
Records Broken

IOWA FIELD. IOWA CITY. Iowa.
June 5.-nlinois scored an overwhelm-
ing triumph in the western conference
outdoor track and field championship
meet Saturday. piling up 50 6-f<
points. Iowa vas second with - 1-35.
Minnesota. third with % lilo. and
Notre Dame fourth with % 1914. -Four
conference records were broken and
n was tied Illinois won tho one
mile relay in record breaking time OF
$50. but was robbed OF n victory In
this eve due to the disqualification OF
the ear because OF Sweets rough
work. Sweet was alleged to have
knocked a Notre Dame runner over
IN making a turn. The race was Civ
en- to Iowa and no time announced.
Bill Hayes Of Notre Dame, former
rational a. A. U. dash champion. shat
tered the conference record for the
1O0,yard dash by winning the event in
os09 7-io. The former record OF OO9
as was made by C. A. Blair Of Chi
cago. nineteen years ago
Harold Osborne 4 Illinois and
, 1922-06-05
Results TTrr rro mr. rr,O n a ~ on cnonrYNr~ HYrVxrc
By Leased Wue HI II 1klnUNEN fAVIE WI NfUNl IvI NEW

Johnny Murphy Of Notre Dame broke
tho conference record IN the running
high jump. going into a tie for first
and second place with q leap OF 6 feet
5 1-1s inches. The former record Of
6 feet . rs inches was established by
Murphy a yea ago.
with five OF the sixteen events de
cidod. Illinois was leading IN the table
OF points witt 81. Minnesota second
with Is.
Ratburn OF Ames. cracked the
fourth conference record OF the day by
winning the VIC mile run in 92T. beat
ing the old record of ezs IS made by
Stout of Chicago. in 1915
Brookdns of Iowa, equAIed the con
ference record for h 17o-yard low
hurdles established by Bob Simpson
OF Missouri. in 1916 when he won the
event in 20 as.
, 1922-06-05
TO DEMAND MORE
MONEY FOR DUBOIS ROAD

LANDER. wyo.. Tune 5.-Lander
organizations have launched a cam
paien to cur increased ~appropria-
lions for the Dubois highway follow.
ing announcement by the state high
way commission that 1900 is 10 he
allowed for work between Dubois and
h national park and 81. 900 for i'm
provement and maintenance between
Lander n Dubois. Five hundred
collars additional is TO be spent on the
road between Lander and Rawlins.
, 1922-06-05
Etiquette at the Dance

The ballroom should always be a centre Of
culture and grace. To commit a breach Of ETH
q hopeless vulgarian. But alasl how many
blunders are made by people whit really be-
lieve that they are following the conventions
of society to the highest letter of its lawl
What blunders do you make in the ballroomr
These questions may help you discover them.
Does etiquette allow a woman to ask for a
dance? May she refuse to dance without rea-
son? What is the proper thing for q young
girl to do if she is not asked to dancer What
is a polite and courteous way OF refusing a
dancer How many times may a girl dance
with the Same partner without breaking the
rules of etiquette2 Is it correct to wander
away from the ballroom with q fiance2
According to etiquetteis laws is it necessary
for a gentleman TO dispose of his partner to
someone else before he asks another lady for
a dance? How shall he ask a lady to dance;
which are the correct forms and which the in
correct? How shall he dispose OF the lady
, 1922-06-05
Worlds Record
Is Established
By T~rapshoOter

NEW YORK. Juno "a new world
record OF % hits out Of a possible 100
with double targets a been reoog-
nized officially by the American Trap
Shooting association. it was an
.nounced today. The mark is held
'5ointiy by Z. F. Woodward of Hous-
ton. Texas. and Frank Hughes OF Mo-
bridge, S. D., and was made by both
gunners at the Mississippi state
championship tournament The for
mer doubles record was 90 out OF 100.
, 1922-06-05
Has This Ever Happened to You?

TYNE music has ceased. Your partner has
left you standing in the centre OF the
flop-. Your friends are at the other end
of the room. Woald you walk directly to
them? Would you saunter slowly through the
room until you reach them? Would you take
the seat nearest where you are standing until
the music begins again? Which is correct?
Or perhaps you are the young man. What
is the correct thing for you to do when the
music ceases? Should you escort the young
lady back to her friends, and leave her?
Should you merely escort her to the nearest
seat7 Should you remain with .her until the
music for the next dance begins?
Many embarrassing blunders can be made n
the ballroom. Many humiliating erorr can be
made at the dinner table, on the street, at the
theatre. 1t is only by knowing exactly what
to do, say, write and wear on all occasions
that one can hope to be always well-poised and
ut ease.
, 1922-06-05

after the dance If he mr.t return
TO the. lady he has escorted?
What is the right dancing position
for the gentleman? For the lady3
What style of dress is correct to
wear at q dance?
There is perhaps no better place
to display the culture and fineness
of your breeding than the ball
room. resplendent with the gay
gowns OF women and enchanting
with the ease and gracefulness of
dancing couples. Here the gal
lantry Of true gentlemen and the
grace and delicacy of cultured
women assert themselves. Eere
you can distinguish yourself either
, 1922-06-05
TENDER MEETS
BOBBY BARRETT
Expects Hard Go With Penn
sylvania Lad But Is Con-
fident of Winning

PHILADELPHIA. June Sew
Tender. challenger for the lightweight
crown of BeEny Leonard. and Bobby
Barrett Of Clifton Heights. Pa viii
meet here tonight in n scheduled
scheduled eight-round bout.
Tender. who has been matched with
Leonard o = 12-round tout at Jer
sey City in July. said he expected to
Barrett to give him a hard fight. He
was confident. however. hat he
would win Barr~tt was equally con,
ffdent OF victory
, 1922-06-05

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, 1922-06-05
T0day's Games
Sport Calendar:

Racing.
Meeting of Westchester Racing as
ISOLATION. at Belmont Park.
Meeting of Connaught Park Jockey
Club, at Ottawa.
Baseball
Opening of the season Of the East
ern Carolina league
Golf.
Eastern women's championship
tournament opens at Rye, N. Y.
Pacific Northwest Golf associateon's
annual tournament. at Victoria B. C.
National Real Estate tournament,
at Del Monte, Calf.
TenIis.
Maryland women's championship
opens at Baltimore.
y Connecticut mems championship
opens at New Haven.
Boxing.
Bob Martin VS.. Joe Burke, IL
rounds. at Columbus.
Pancho Villa VS.. Abe Goldstein. IL
rounds. at Jersey City.
, 1922-06-05

Probably the most interesting part
of the program calls for a track meet
in which stars Of the present day. las
beens and future greats will burn Up
h track. There will be n creased
pig contest, naii-driving races for the
wives and sweethearts. egg races.
sack races, fat mems races, fat ladies'
aces and n halr-raising tug-of-war.
, 1922-06-05
KANE To GET
RIFLE SHOOT
State Meet Scheduled for
Northern Wyoming Town
Middle of Month

LOWELL, Wyo.. June 5.-The third
annual meeting of the Wyoming State
Rifle association will be held at Kane.
wyo, June is to IS. inclusive. under
tho Joint management of the Kane
and Lowell Rino clubs. The best shots
in Wyoming are expected to partici-
pate and the events cover n wide
range OF distance and guns.
, 1922-06-05

BAH games between h crack depart
ment teams Of the three plants will
be played. horse races will be run off
and TIE day will be topped off by a
grand display of fireworks. In fact.
the day will be celebrated as the older
generation were wont to- celebrate In
~dependenc day W or three decades
ago.
, 1922-06-05

or would you use. the ! toant you to meet
method? Do you ever say / take pleasure tn
introducin0S Is it right or wrong?
How do you present a girl friend to your
mother? A boy friend? How do you intro
duce a sweetheart to your relatives for the
first tins: How do you introduce her, or him.
to your friends? :
On the other hand, If you are being intro
duced, how do you acknowledge it? Do you
use any of these expressions: pleased TO knoto
you" Delighted" "HotD do you dot" Does
q gentleman rise upon being introduced to a
LADY,? Does the lady rise? Is it correct for the
lady and gentleman to shake hands2
The difference between the right and wrong
thing in introducing is the difference between
culture and coarseness.
The man who would be polished, impressive,
and the woman who covets the wonderful gift
Of charm must cultivate the art of introduction.
When Wedding Bells Ring
etiquette again comes to the fore. What Is
the right dress for the bride to wear? How
shall the invitation be worded? When shall
the groom give his farewell bachelor dinner7
How shall congratulations be extended? And
after the wedding there are cards of thanks
and cards of invitation to be sent. The we'd
ding breakfast must be arranged and perhaps a
honeymoon trip must be planned. Suffice to
say that the bride and bridegroom will find
invaluable aid in the Book Of Etiquette"
, 1922-06-05
LEGION NOSES OUT TWO WINS over cAvALRYMEN
CASPER FANS TREATED TO FAST BASEBALL GAME
Plans for Bringing Good Games to City
Dropped by Service Men Through
Lack of Support From Public

Although the local American Legion baseball team cleaned
up the 18th cavalry team from Fort Russell in both games
OF the series held here Saturday and Sunday it seems unlikely
that further fast teams will be imported to give Casper base
oal fans exhibitions of the national game, as the support
given the ex-soldiers was anything but generous and the le-
, 1922-06-05
STANDARD OIL ATHLETES PLAN
Big GAMES FOR JULY a HERE

The Standard Oil company athletic association is planning
a great time for the employees of the company at the Fair
Grounds July a, according to the entertainment committee
of the local refineries.
The celebration will be an all day affair and every minute
of the day will be filled with some Interesting spectacle.
, 1922-06-05

gion post sustained n loss of ssT5
on the games.
Yesterdays game was featured by
h terrific eighth and ninth inning
rallies staged by the cayalrymen.
who went into the eighth inning with
thes score . to J against them. Fight
ing hard and taking advantage OF the
hobbies made by Casper, five runs
were scored in this inning and three
more in no final stanza. which tied
up h gg ne.
The Legion came hack in the last
half of tho ninth and pushed across
the winning tally on Baldwfn's three
Dagger and a long sacrifice fly by
White. The thrilling finish which
pronounced n OF the most heart
had h spectators on their feet hol
lering ~insanely for the local team, was
breaking ever staged on tho athletic
field.
Jones. who started the game for tho
Legion, pitched excellent ball until
the eighth when his support went bad
Two walks. three hits n several er.
rors proved his finish and Smith fin.
ished the game successfully although
the scrappy soldiers took advantage
OF the errors and the game was pulled
out OF the fire with difficulty. Has.
kins. tho former West Pointer. who
held down right garden for the Fort
Russell boys. IA a bear-cat with the
willow. pounding put three hits. one
OF them for three sacks.
Score By Innings:
r. II. L.
Casper -------o41 900 1910 Is Z
18th Cavalry 1000 0I0 053-9 8 6
Batteries-Casper: Jones and
Smith and +. Killebreu. 18th Caviar,
-Tluarski and Hanecky and Smith.
Saturday Game.
In an air tight game, with hits few
and tar between and runs scarcer
han bonded liquor. the American Lee
sion triumphed e the 13tls Cavalry
II Saturdays game by a score of 2-1.
The Fort Russell aggregation tasted
-rst blood in the econ inning. when
three singles. a passed ball and an er,
ror made possible their bachelor run
Of the game. The lucky seventh was
good to Casper ana two walks, a pass.
ed ball and a timely single counted
for Che run necessary to tie the score,
Thu winning tally was made in the
Aieh ~ "hilles ailcI ne SulEleu and
was advanced to the third station on
an error n crossed the pan on the
timely blow Of Greenley to right
field.
Baldwin was the pitching star OF
the day, while Rusterhouffz of the
Cavalry clouted the pill for a three.
Dagger and a single for the invaders.
Free n Burns were Casper's batting
aces
Score By Innings:
Casper ---------------0o0 900 1912
Cavalry -------------00 600 o00-l
Games with the 53rd infantry at
Fort Russell had been scheduled by
the legionairres, but the unsatisfac,
tory support In the last games Will
likely result in the cancellation of all
games with out-of-town teams and
Casper will be without baseball this
, 1922-06-05

I hereby myself as a an.
didate for the Republican nomination
of sheriff of Natrona county at the
August primary subject to the will
of the voters.
Z. M. .ELLLTHoRPE,
6-5-5t
, 1922-06-05
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Last Scores
SATURDAY FINALS

SATURDAY FINALS.
American League.
Boston 6. New York 2.
Chicago g., St. Louis 4.
Detroit 4, Cleveland S.
National League.
New York 2. Boston 3.
Philadelphia AZ. Brookiynn64.
Cincinnati 4. Chicago q
ST. Louis 9, Pittsburgh 6.
SUNDAY FINALS.
American League
At Cleveland IA; Detroit G.
At New York s. Philadelphia ,.
At Washington 1; Boston .
At St Louis .; Chicago 2.
National League
At Brooklyn 4; New York 5.
At Chicago 6; Cincinnati 5.
, 1922-06-05
DULUTH STAR
CAPTURES CUP

PHILADELPHIA. juno 5.-waiter
Hoover OF the Duluth boat club today
won h Philadelphia gold challenge
cup. emblematic Of the amateur scull-
Ing championship of the world His
time was II minutes. "a seconds.
There arc 40 different types OF buoys
used at 70 each Of which has a mean
ing of its own.
, 1922-06-05

oil can distinguish yourself either as q person
culture or a person Of boorishness.
, 1922-06-05

Games with the 53rd infantry at
Fort Russell had been scheduled by
the legionairres, but the unsatisfac-
tory support In the last games Will
likely result in the cancellation of all
games with out-of-town teams and
Casper will be without baseball this
year.
, 1922-06-05
SUNDAY FINALS.
American League

At Brooklyn 4; New York 5.
At Chicago s; Cincinnati 5.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1922-02-08
Above the Draft Ace.

John sylvester Myers. one hundred
and two years old, walked from his
home at Lime Ridge to Bloomsbury,
Pa, TO address meeting of the
bloomsbury post of the American Le-
gion. Myers told how he tried to get
into service during the World war, but
was rejected, because he was "above
the draft age" The centenarian told
an interesting story of his life. He
had served in the Mexican and Civil
wars, and was rejected from service
during the Spanish-American war be-
cause of his age. He has also served
i'm the navy. He has been married
three times, his last marriage being
ut the age of ninety-two. Il feel just
as good as 1 ever did," declared the
veteran.