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There Goes the Bride = 6u j

sight Mildred was more dashing more spectacu-
lar; but Leone was the that suggested rose
covered cottages in Already and registered the
serene ending Of the fairy tale.
Harlan, who had all that was becoming in the
way OF tangible assets and potential prospects, gave
Leonie the rush OF her ife and proposed the night
she "came out" Leonie held him OF and talked II
over Win Mildred
My dear" gurgled Mildred, ~ you like the boy,
hook him. He'll make you nice, quiet amiable
old dear-hes paoifist with smoking Jacket in.
clnations and dinnernt-homo deiusions His com.
peI Is unaoyed and bovine domesticity BY all
means, take hlm-and II you don't crown him with
n creamer after a year through just
sheer ennu may you live happily
ever after and your first twins <es~Rsap.
after the Misses bradbury"
Leonie know her Mildred And
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Of an Ottoman in the den and assured Leonte
that she was looking just ravishing with the
same breath that told Harlan he looked just as
she'd always imagined he would when married.
quilted robe, and ALL
Leonie jiggled an ash off her cigarette and as
sured Mildred that she was the smartest looking
thing that had bobbed into town that season. And
there was some small chaff about mutual friends.
mothers and other minutia and then into the thin
ice joshing which newly married folks begin to ca
cept as an inevitable manifestation until It is worn
thin and gradually disntegrates
"You know. Harlan" piped Mildred "once in a
while catch myself thinking of Leonie wife
and have nifty little laugh all to myself"
'why?" asked Harlan, dryly, without looking up
from a magazine that had been on the table for
days without a tumble. Whats particularly face
tous about Leonie being wife?"
"Oh, nothing-specific! But you know, she and
l were pretty chummy-werent we, Lee?"
TN say we were" assured Leonie. without very
emphatic assurance. Somehow the trend OF the
talk didn't just enthuse her, though she wasn't
afraid OF anything Mildred might say
And what there about you two girls being
friends that makes 1t amusing for Leonie to be
married." asked Harlan.
"oh. nothng-not thing. But II you had been
with her night and day. | was, during the i'm
pressienahle years at school-when We told one an
other Everything
"0f course We did-such silly stuff as girls con-
fide to each other explained Leonie. ~
'Oh, 1t wasn't so silly" persisted Mildred. y.
didn't seem so at that time anyway We thought
secrets were mighty @eighty. Like-do yoa
remember the night We went motoring with those
two country yokels in the rattly flivyer after we
met them on the road Just iast the eleventh hole?
Wasn't that lark?"
Harlan looked up from his magazine He didn't
say a word. He looked first at Mildred who was
smiling broadly as though to give weight 10 her
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my dear, you are a cute little
ohump. So think that you
and Harlan ought to team up
great, and with careful driv-
Ing and no rotten weather.
should about make tho matri-
monial course at bogey-noth-
Ing to rave about, but not
punk enough TO disqualify you
from the finals. Go ahead
tee off and may the wind be
with you. I can tell from the
tone Of your eyes and the
looks of your voice that you've
decided to enter for the shiny
tin cup OF hymeneal happi-
,nrg
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Ul0ner ana HENIS-OUL.
They were glad to see her,
of course, and they would
have wondered II she hadn't
run In the very first day.
Still they all felt a coughing.
uneasy something as h
draped herself over the edge
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VOW we gush and blurb OF our most conhden.
RI ual thoughts and affairs when in the
Ing companonship OF some pal. how
comforting It is to feel that at last here is ono
human 20 whom a trust is sacred and to whom the
inncrmoHt confessions OF an itching conscience may
he poured forth with unequivocal impunity
And then Comes the hckbaok, months or
oven years aftrrwnrd, when the diverging
of human events have separated tho conflder and
tho conildane 30 far that the chummy intimacles
OF The past have faded into threadbare memories.
and we wonder what possessed US to ever lot loose
80 youbIy aud 40 chldishly to that particular per
SON Of all impossible persona.
Wen for us all that We do not have to take up
an tho tabs Of friendship love and comradeship
that we have signed with such wideeyed enthusi
asm. with such guilible trust in tho eternity Of
great goodwill How we might smle-.-or sneer--or
shycr-or scratch the forgetting skull in doubt-or
cF~hch our hands grind teeth-it we could
have laid before In tho form OF mechanical talk
ing machine records all the promises we had ever
made all ule nrotestatlons OF unendng devotion,
ard the bab .. CAB and Eush OF mush have
spilled when moved by cmotions--emotions which
seemed at that time to be epochal In our lives, and
which we would have backed with n right eye As be
yond the corroding depredatons OF time or the cor
rupting degeneration OF fckle change
Just such crOnes had been Mildred Dickinson
and Leonie Leeson.
n ever two girls were born TO meet get thick"
and swear they would be buddes until the crack OF
DOOM tho pair was Mildred and Leonie
Dinmetrcal opposltes in almost every trait and
feature. yet of parallel social origin and means
ttsaw Ia ttn
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dence that radi-
ated almost n halo
about her besutifio
head.
Tho Dyokinsons
and he Lessons
were families of
wealth. culture
and breeding, re-
siding In two Mid
West cities, each
the leading clan In
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ritz and those other combinations OF
papier mache, hot air and grand larceny
that make up en- itinerary on the other
side.
for weeks, for the first time since their
inseparable companionship had begun
at the Misses Bradbury's-not only
away, but with aliens and strangers;
and she felt creepy gooseflesh such as
one might at meeting ones ex-husband or
a sister one hadn't written to in a long
I while, when she bounded in on Leonie
and her Harlan-one evening betwixt
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first day OF their first sem-
ester at the Misses Brad So
bury's Academy for Young
Women. one glance at the
assembled collection OF tho
rich flappers matriculated for tnat
year was proof that Mildred and
Leonie would be the high spots OF
the outfit.
Mildred was tall and rangy. blonde
and patrician. impertinent OF ex-
preston, nervous, agile. spirited.
mlschievous, daring, precociousiy
selfpossessed.
Lconie was soft, oval-faced,
brown eyed. cuddly little divinity,
child Madonna IN mlen, with soft
and rolly hair aud " demure diff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
CONSUMERS OF LIQUOR
TO PAY QUEBEC'S DEBT
State Monopoly Also Will
Maintain Roads and Schools,
Declares Premier.
tBy Associated Press.I

QUEBEC. Jan. lS.--i'roHts from
Liquor sales in the Province of Que
bee will pay off the public debt in
twenty years, maintain roads and
provide FUNDS for education, accord
ing to report prepared by Premier
Taschcreau for submission to tho
Legislature in it's present session.
BasinG his findings on the business
done since May. 1921. when the liquor
trade became government monop-
oily. the Premier estimated that tho
yearly profit would he si.00o,00o.
From the moral. MS we'll as tho
financial standpoint. Quebec liquor
laws have proved successful. Mr..
Taschcrcau claims.
"No doubt" he, admits. some
drunken men are to he found They
Will always he found. and there are
more OF them In prohibition con.
munities-Ncw York, for example"
The Premier announced the gov
eminent planned to encourage tho
consumption OF wine, rather than
push tho sale OF spirits. To that end
n purchasing office Will he established
in Paris to buy wines directly from
the producers in France. italy. Spain
and Portugal. These supplies Will 10
delivered to consumers in Quebec at
little more than cost.
The governments ordinary profit
is 20 per cent. The liquor commits
sion maintains Rfty-nine liquor
shops, nfteen storehouses and three
departments for shipping. Tho
monthly pay roll Is $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
LEES BIRTHDAY TO BE
OBSERVED IN RICHMOND
CITY and Stntc Offices to Close inT
Honor OF South's 81 ..tl1

Richmond and Virginia will cefssrr
hrate today tho one hundredth and
fourteenth anniversary OF the BIRTH
day Of the South's great military
chieftain. General Robert +. Lee. ALL
city and state offices will be closed.r
Tho Hollywood Memorial Assncia-,,
tion Will meet this morning at".1i,
o'clock In the Y. w. G. y. to pay"
tribute to the celebrated commander
of the Confederate army. whose high
ideals will live forever In the hearts
of nil of the people OF the natton...iJ
Richmond Chapter. Daughters of tho
Confederacy. which had planned It's
regular musical tea in honor OF Cen
cral Lee. was forced to postpone the
event because OF the critical ninesa,
of It's vice-presidcnt. Mrs. John G. !,
Corlcy. 7--------
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
BUILDING PERMITS FOR
APARTMENTS GRANTED
Tota Outlay OF sI5o.u,0 involved in
Construction of Homes fur
'fvcpt!-Scycn Families

Applications for permits to build
Three apartment houses. aEErcratinE
am outlay of St50.0Q0. were flied with
Building Inspector Butler yesterday
The buildings aggregate twenty seven
apartments. each structure being
three stories in height. i. r. Gray
and W. l.. Purcell, Jr.. applied for "a
permit To build threc-story build
ing containing eighteen apartments.
on the east side Of the Boulevard.
between Main and Cary Streets.
fronting 20 feet and extending back
1870 feet. To cos, $4,000: II. NJ. Bryant
asks Cor permit 10 erect three
story structure. TO house three
families. at 2a23 Monument Avenue.
To cost $4,000. with four garages I'm
the rear 10 cost $500: r Il. Walker
asks for a permit 10 build n three
story brick apartment. house, suitable
for six families. 1T $500 Park Avenue.
{" cost $4,000. with twelve brick
garages in the rear. costing s2.5oo
Permits were issued 10 r. u. Brauer
To repair brick store at III East Main
Street. 10 cost siI2: Darlington &
Company. TO rcnHir tobacco ware
house on Stockton. street. near the
4. &. l.. tr.ckr. To cost SEQ: II. +.
Ellington. 90 repair Tram. dwelling
At llGS Tta iulridge Street, 10 cost
800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
ANGEL SPEAKS TODAY
ON OUR FOREIGN POLICY
Mems Associate "n OF 81. Paurs BrInR.
Noted Author md student Here
for khdrcsy.

Norman AnEeil, internationally
known author ana student OF world
affairs, VIII deliver u lecture tonight
in the auditorium OF the woman's
Club a; $3.50 o'clock on the subject.
"Ainerica's Foreign Policy and Her
Daily Life" Mr.. Angel comes To
Richmond under the auspices OF the
Mems Association OF 81. Paul's Epis-
copal Church. a crowded house is
expected To hear him.
Few authors in recent years have
made anything like the impression
that Mr.. Angel created with his The
Great Illusion" and Fruits Of Vie
tory books OF the immediate pre-
war and postwar periods. For years
he has been "A thorough and pains
taking student OF international af-
fairs. and his discussion of Americas
policy IL certain tu.be interesting and
constructive.
Mr.. Angel il widely sought after
AS lecturer, aud Richmonllers are
Iclicitating themselves on this op-
por'unity Of entertaining this dis
inGuishcd visitor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
SAT WITH PRISONERS,
Is JAILED BY MISTAKE
Late Witness, Thinking lie Had Been
Sentenced for Delay. Enters
M Protest.
eTBy Associated Press. !

RALEIGH. y. c., IAN lS.-I.ast
Wednesday j. w. Reeves. III Wendell.
came to Raleigh To appear in Wake
County Superior Court ~ prusecut-
ing witness in forgery ease, not
knowing ii had been continued be-
cause Of his failure To he on hand
the day before.
murder trial was In progress
when Reeves reached the courtroom.
and there was only one vacant seat
and that was in the prisoners dock.
Reeves promptly occupied IL. When
court adjourned late Wednesday.
Jailcr Jordan escorted the prisoners
back Ia their cells and locked Reeves
UP with them.
Reeves was under the impression
he had been Imprisoned on account
az being late FOR trial and offered
no complaint. The mistake was dis
covered by his f2milN yesterday.
however. and he was released.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
PIGEON AND POULTRY
EXHIBIT is HELD HERE
Several Hundred Fowls and Small
Animals at IIouItxers'

One of the best exhibits OF fowls
ever seen In Richmond was the opin-
ION or local fancicrs At the fourteenth
annual exhibit Ut the National Pigeon
and Poultry Show in the liowit.er's
Armory yesterday.
Several hundrcd chickens repre-
sent:nS choice pens from leading
poultry EARNS Of the state, as we'll
as pigeons. rabbits and other small
animals are ON exhibit. The man
aEemont states they have booked nm
usual large entries for the show, and
all available space has been taken.
To-day liz Childrcn's Day. and those
who visit tho show viii not only fad
entertainments hut instruction In the
art Of judging poultry and other
fowl awaiting them. Entries will
explain the method Of judging pure
breeds
Friday will he Governors and leg
islator's day. The exhibit will close
with banquet saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
ADVISORY BOARD WILL
DISCUSS RESCUE HOME
Reports From Campaign Workers of
Salvation Army Expected at
Meeting To-day at s,

There will be meeting OF the ad-
visory board OF the Salvation Army
this afternoon mt D o'clock at head
quarters OF The organization. 900 East
Bfhad Street, when further plans
will be made for the founding here
of rescue home and hospital to
work with other agencies. Reports
from the solicitors who are canvass
ing the city for s27.5nD. with which
10 meet the 1872 budget. also Will be
heard.
That Richmond Is To have this
home and hospital. which, according
To all social workers. Is greatly
needed, was determined at the last
meeting held Tuesday night nj MUIR
phys Hotel, Il resolution To that ef-
time IL was decided that the first s5.-
900 raised by the woncn's division.
together with other agencies, be used
for that purpose.
Members OF the advisory board
have constituted themselves az chair
men of committees To canvass The
large office buildings for funds. each
undertaking the work plcdginp
themselves Ia lind u group of CO.
workers. II has been determined tn
close The campaign on the first Mon
day In February. Mrs. j. ST. George
Bryan has called II meeting of her
women's division and representatives
Df Other organizations for FRIDAY
morning at ii o'clock. MISC at 9OG
l:as; BROAD Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
AN ORDINANCE

{Approved January ls. 1920
Requiring contractors In tho City OF
Richmond to exhibit their license
TO the various departments. bureaus
and officers of the city from whom
permits nre to be obtained for work
rs IL condition of receiving such
permits.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
/. That all contractors who propose
doing work in the City OF Richmond
for which permit must be obtained
from any department bureau or Off f.
Ger OF the said city shall. upon max
ing application for such permit. .ex-
hibit 10 said official the city license
authorizing such contractor to engage
In business for the year in which tho
permit Is applied for, and shall fur
nish In writing list OF his sub
contractors to the official who has
authority TO grant the same. and IL
any or all OF such sub-contracts
have not been closed or awarded at
he time of applying for satd permit
ne shall furnish such list in writing
'mm ediateiys upon awarding the sub,
c9ntrhct or contracts. and he shall nott
allow the work under. any suD-con-
tract to proceed until the said subj!
contractor shall have exhibited to,him
in the City OF Richmond for the our
rent year. and thereupon 1t shall he
the duty Of the officer granting the.
permit to record the number OF such
tor. exhibiting the same as well as
the year for which the license. lis,
granted. In properly bound book
kept for that purpose. and TO inden
the same in the name or such con-
tractor. IT shall be unlawful for any,
such officer to grant any such permit
to amy such contractor unless and
until the said license shall be ex-
Inhibited 10 him as herein required and
recorded and indexed as herein pre-
scribei, unless the same has already
been done during the said year.
2. The said city official shall Mt once
furnish q list OF all sub contractorSy
TO the CITY License Inspector, whose
uhty II SHAH be TO see that all necs
essary licenses are secured by such
sub-Contractors. 5s7ffR,
3. Any person violating any OF the
provisions OF this ordinance shalt be
liable TO fine OF not loss than Ave
nor more than ono hundred dollars for
each such violation.
4. This ordinance shall be in force
from its passage.
a True Copy--Testc:
ALE. II. MCDOWELL
City Clerk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
FAVORS VOTING RIGHT
FOR DISTRICT CITIZENS
Virginia Congressman Asserts wnsir-
inStou should HIVE Congress
Representation.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch

Special 10 The Times pIspatchI
WASIiINGToN. Jan. IS. Repre-
sentative u. w. Harrison, Of Virginia.
WAS one Of the principal speakers at
the January meeting OF the WashinG-
ton Board Of Trade. Judge Harrison
'old the Washington business men
that he favored the proposition now
before Congress, which would grant
the citizens at the national capital
the right or suffrage in presidential
elections aud representatives in both
branches OF Congress. He also urged
Washington business men 10 cu-op-
crate with citizens az nearby Virgin
ia territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
rlnn Library fur petersburg.

PETERSRt'RG. Jan. ls..--A cam
paign To establish public library
in this city has been started hy the
Community Council and IL is the plan
to have the library In the High school
made available for the public, during
the vacation period Mt least. The
only drawback To this plan Ia that
the school board has no funds avail
able to meet the additional expense
of janitor service and librarian, but
n member OF the board has stated
that that body would favor any prac-
teal suggestion toward greater use
of the High school library. 2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Ares, Alleged r,iuror sellers.

Five bcllboys in local hotels were
arrested Tuesday night by Federal
officers on a charge ~ selling liquor.
Proprictors OF Richmond obstetrics
were warned to he more vigilant
with their employees who are sus-
pcctcd or openly violating the prohi-
liiiOn law. In raid conducted
early Friday night the residence OF
Lula Mitchell. IN Chesterfield Coun-
~. was entered and the Mitchell WOO
nan and Grace Smith placed under
arrest on a charge of selling liquor
by the glass. They were all given
n preliminary hearing before L. =.
Commissioner Melvin Flegsnhe liner.
Mrs. r. l.. Paul also was arrested
charged with wholosaiing liquor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
SCHOOL REzON|NG PLAN
IS TABLED BY COUNCIL
Ordinance Body Dcfers Ac.
ton ON Resolution Seeking .
to Rcdislrict Civ.

After hearing from Supcrintend-
cnt Hin. OF the Richmond Publio
Schools. and Mrs. Il. Il. Muntord.
member OF the school board. tho
Ordinance Committee OF city Coun-
ell last night tabled resolution a
signed To redistrict the city so that
the four wards might have equal
representation on the board The city
IT present Is divided into three school
districts with three members each.
The speakers pointed out that the
board might be too unweildly IL en-
larged, and they further Suggested
that II would be best to leave the
ward division out of the question
An ordinance designed to prohibit
thcatcrs operating shows starting
after twelve o'clock at night, was re-
fcrred To the City Attorney for rn,,
draft The measure Ia designecs "t,
prevent what is termed midnight
performances. except upon special
permission from the Director of Pub.
lie Safety. Managers Charles Rex.
Of the Lyric. and Harry Bernstein, of
| the Wells interests, appeared in tho
/ interests CT such measure, and
Giles Jackson. colored lawyer. bear
! ing petition from many colored
\ preachers. also. spoke for the ordin-
I ancc.
! \ resolution of which Councilman
Smith is patron, requesting the va
/ r;ous departmental directors to EN-.
/ ploy local men on work for the cfty,
| wherever practicable or cxpedient.
/ was recommended to Council.
Papers creating an assistant to the
I Commemorative Attorney. providing,
I a female prohibition officer for tho
/ Police Court. and making it unlaw-
( full for owners OF street cars or other
! vehicles to make or cause to be
/ made unnecessary and avoidable
noises. were tabled for future con-
| sidcration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
Two Wore Candidates in Field.

PETERSBURG. VA. ian. 1S.--Os-
car l.. Shcwmake, OF Snrry Court
house. will have two opponents In tie
contest To succeed Judge Jesse r..
West as Judge Of the Third Circuit
when the latter leaves that post to
acceYt the Supreme Court position.
STANLEY w Burt. OF Clarcmont. and
Marshall Peterson, OF Lawrenceville.
arc the other candidates for the va
cancy, and the race between these
three lis expected to be close.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
CITY HOME ATTENDANT
SHOT: ARREST PATIENT
Robert Lloyd In NIrgiuIn Uospitni
la Serious Condstlou-IIenry
OriCk ChnrSed win Ict

Robert Lloyd an attendant at the
city Home, was reported In a serious
condition NJ the Virginia Hospital
last night; the result OF bullet
wound in the abdomen. Henry j.
Orick. 2S-ycars- old, a patient nj the
home. tx under arrest charged with
the shooting.
According to the story told to the
police, Orick was standing on I,
porch In the mems section of the
home when. II is alleged he sud
denly drew a pistol and fred upon
Lloyd. who was standing on lower
porch-
Following The shooting. DR.. L. C.
Levy, Director OF Public Welfare, is
sued an imperative order demanding
all bundles entering the homo be
searched. n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-19
BY HARRISON 81 BATES.
Real Estate Auc:ioneers.
North Eleventh Street
Trustees Auction Sale
New Bungalow, West Side
Clinton Avenue, Belle
vue Park"

In c%ecution OF "a certain deed OF
trust. dated March 10. 1921. and duly
recorded in the Clerks Diilce OF Hem
rico Circuit Court. In -. Is 2l6-R
page iO5. default having been ma de
In portion OF the debt therein
secured. and being required so 10. do
ny me beneficiary. We viii sell at
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10. 1922.
Al O'Clock l.. NJ.
the real estate described in said deed.
as follows:
"All that certain lot Of land. with
improvements thereon. situated in the
County of Ienrico. State OF Virginia
near the city OF Richmond as shown
on the ,plan 81 Bellevue Park" re-
designated as lot No. 10. fronting 100
feet ON the west side OF Clinton
Avenue 357.63 feet north of Bellevue
Avenue. and running back westwardiS
between parallel lines 3O+.57 feet on
the northern line aud 30i.gi feet on
the southern line. improvements.
consisting OF Groom bungalow. with
sleeping porch. papercd and screened
throughout: hot-air heat: oak and
rift pine floors; cellar; garage and
chicken house. Lawn graded and
seeded.
TERMS: Cash.
This sale is made subject 10 a prior
lien OF $4,000. due March 9. 1924. at 8
per cent. payable quarterly.
NOTE-while the sale is for cash.
other terms may be arranged.
ALVIN Z. HuTZLER.
Trustees.
HARRISON !S BATES,
Auctionccrs.