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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-27
ALTON

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
ACTON. VA, Aug. 26.-The dance
al the hotel Friday added another
delightful! evening 10 the series
which have been given every two
weeks since the end of June. The
ballroom was decorated with wild
flowers and evergreens. and tho
electric bulbs were shaded with
japanese lanterns. An orchestra OF
four pieces furnished the music.
The chaperons were Major and Mrs.
L. l.. King, Jr., of Washingto Mrs.
James +. Blythe. OF Norfolk: Mrs
Hugh +. Nelson, of Charlottesville,
and Mrs. u. c. Fitzgerald.
Invitations have been received
here from Mrs, Edward Smith Con-
rad for the marriage of her daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret Laird Roller TO
William Jefferson 10th. of waynes-
horo. on Wednesday evening, Sep
icmh"r i. at $50 o'clock, in En-
manuel Episcopal Church, Harrison
burg
Major and Mrs. Z. Il. King, Jr..
nav" been hosts at two motor parties
during The past wcck-onc 70 Char
lott"sviilc, where the party had
lunch and af;crward drove TO Month
cello. and another through tho Val
Icy. with luncheon at the hotel in
l!"rr s"nhnrg. Their guests were
Miss Virginia McLaws. Of Savannah
sister Of Mrs. King; Miss Betty Rob
inaon. Of fincastle. and NJ. II. Janncy,
Of Washington.
subscription dance was given in
Billiards. Hall. Crozct. Thursday
evening, which was attended by a
number of the young people from
the hotel The committee In charge
comprised William Goodall. Charles
Gentry. Fred Wayland and Russell
BarGamln. Jr. The chaperons were
Mrs. McC. GOodall Mrs. Owsley. Mrs.
Laid and Mrs H. +. Nelson
Miss Margaret Saunders. Of Rich
muud. VINO has been the guest of
Miss Frances Lays and Miss Macon
Pettyjohu in Lynchhurg. has ar
rived 20 JON her parents. MIR. and
MIS-. " Bailey Saunders. at the
Good!oc Cottage.
Tuesday afternoon large party
mot"fed 70 Blue Ridge Camp Tor a
swim an tn" pool. This pool has
he"h very popular with the ho;c!
guests a.! through The summer.
Among those registered during the
past "cch We're: W r. Dodson, MIR.
and Mrs W II. Bennett. Mr. and Mrs.
. - coleman Richmond. Justin *
TUhbs, Washington; Colin T.. Hem
drick, Baltimore. Charles .. Wag-
on"r ithaca y. Y. MIR ana Mrs. j.
!" iI;,s Elk Hall. Va. Mr.. ana Mrs.
~ T. GeoEhcgan and party OF six.
Ianville Mrs. Allen NJ. Cook, Miss
t!aricc Cook. Mrs. Lizzie \. Free
man. \or'alk. Air. and Mrs. Frank
II. Almond. LynChburg; Richard
conn clifton Forge. j. T. Wood.
"tynesn"ro John - Mem. Miss Mar
%ar"' Neff, ashiuEton. Miss Fran
COS Carlton stanton. g II. 81. John
u u brianey. Paul Dulauey. Wash
.uE."n Mrs. " T.. Daniel. John w.
Daniel! Eugene .. Daniel Weldon.
- Mis- e. u Snead Fork Union;
J. ~. Woodsuu Hoanokc: Miss Fan
ME Shorter Darlington Heights
Va: Miss He'tha Il. Anthony. Mrs,
John J. collins Mrs. George y. GIN
n"'' Hiss Katherine Anderson. Mrs.
Marshall Gordon, Richmond. Mrs
,l"'" Gates. Victoria, Va. Miss Lucy
IavaL Miss Anne Bi!Iingslev.
hh'Hesviilc. Va Mr ana Mrs. X.
Parry New YorE city. Mrs Laura
u l-ippi't Mrs. r NJ N,thcrland,
blnw ode Miss JOSH" burton MICS
LUCILLE iinr'on. Wakcfi.!d. II. A.
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for Richmond, where she will spend
some time with friends.
Mrs Guy Donlcy and little dangh-
ter. Virginia Wright, OF Carlsbad
New Mexico. arrived Wednesday to
visit at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. NJ. Chilcs.
Mrs. +. 5. Tavcnner and little
daughter. Harriet Stephenson, OF
Woodstock, Va. are spending "a week
with Mrs Tavcnner's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. +. VI. Zca,
Miss ETic Payne. OF Airline. Va.
IS spending this week with her els
term law. Mrs. Arthur Payne.
Ralph 5. Schmitt, OF Cleveland.
ohio. arrived Tuesday to visit his
grandmother. Mrs. sue Eberly
Mrs. George Morris returned home
Monday after few days visi, at
her old home In Harrlsonbur.. Va
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gardens would broadcast invitations
TO these busy creatures.
Afraid OF them? Certainly moi. p"
says She Il 60 into Doe hive with
out bee veil and with bare arms,
and never think of fear.
When working with bees. rcmcm-
her that they sting only TO protect
their hives against intruders. Let
your movements be slow and care
ful and YOU can go through any hive
without a sting"
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How You Can Make
Hairs Quickly Disappear
OHelps to Beauty

Even stubborn growth of hair will
quickly vanish from the face. neck or
arms after single treatment with
deihione. To remove hair from arms.
neck or face make stiff paste with
little powdered deiatonc and water
apply TO hairy surface. and after
ah"ut two minutes rub off. wash the
SKIN ana 1t VIII he left free from
mar or biemish. TO avoid disap-
pointpcnt. he quite certain Won cot
real delatone and mix fresh 90
wanted.-Adv
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days with Mrs. H. q. Sanders and
Mics L. S. Taliaferr" at ''Warrington,"
en- route from Blue Rids. Summit.
Pennsylvania.
Miss Virginia Spence, OF College
lark. Ind, is the guest Of Mrs. ID. y.
Sanders at "Clcrmont."
Miss Nancy Taylor. of Maryland. Ia
spending somc time with Miss Emily
pimock at elimination"
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STRASBURG

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
STRASRURG. VA, Aug. 26-On
Friday evening a; $40 o'clock the
Alumni Association Of the Middle
town High School held its annual
banquet at Hotel Machir.
Miss Lucy simmons. Of South Hill.
Who has been visiting her friend
Miss Louise Chi!cS, left Wednesday
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Edith Gacfe. OF Cincinnati. now
earns her living ut the typewriter.
but hopes some day to accomplish
that end with bee hives-and bees.
Cultivating bees ia her particular
hobby. and she believes II people
ever realized how fascinating this
occupation is. bee hives would he
Installed in back yards jus, as
chicken coops used To- be and roof
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Plummer Miss Bessie S,rachan. Pc
tersburE: Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Carmen
ter. Richmond; +. w. Lawrence.
charlottesville; Miss Katharine u.
Howcrt"n. West Point: Mrs NJ. y.
Bartlett. liendersonvillc. y. c.: Mrs.
B. O. Gratz. child and nurse. Lex
ington. KY
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vertised and having heard several
praise it l decided to try it. feel
first-rate at the present time. It has
done wonders for me and keep It In
the house right along. Railways rec.
ommend it to others who are sick
and ailing." : Mrs. j. M. SIBBERr.
1922 High ST., Everett, Washington.
To do any kind of work, or to play
for that matter, is next to impossible
if you are suffering from some form
OF female trouble. 1t may cause your
back or your legs to ache, it may
make you nervous and irritable. You
may be able to keep up and around,
but you do not feel good.
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound is medicine for women.
1T is especially adapted to relieve ths
cause of the trouble and then these
annoying pains, aches and mo good"
feelings disappear.
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COULD HARDLY .
STAND AT Times
Hips, Back and Legs would
Have That Tired Ache
Everett, Washington. =" For sew
eral years Ihave had trouble with the

lowest part OF my
back and my hips
and my legs would
ache with tn at
tired ache. / could
hardly stand on
my feet.at times.
! was always able
to do my work al
though / did not
feel good, ! saw
Lydia T.. Pink
hams Vege table
= II
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The now costume biouscs to ac-
company fal! suits ar" already MAX
Ing shy appearance one by one
they dot the shop windows
Combinations OF colorS seem TO
be very good and since brown and
green are expected 10 he the two
most fashionable autumn shades II
IL this alliance THAI is seen oftcncst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
FRIDAY. JULY II. 1922.
. Is the Tariff D0omCdr

I SURGENCI on the part OF thirteen Re-
1 publican Senators, coupled with united
action on the Democratic side OF tho cham
/, Der. yesterday administered a smashing
bow to the tariff makers. Leaders in the
! t1fi6 fight made no attempt 10 conceal the
TACT that they were staggered ny the force
of the swift assault. Senator Smoot him
self proclaiming surrender OF the commit
tees cotton schedule after a few sharp
rounds. Supporters OF the tariff were thor
oughly demoralized by the onslaught: talk
of abandonment OF the bill until next scG-
sion has revived" correspondent observes
Whether that course is adopted or not the
events Of the day Enthusiastically forecas, a
& spell OF bad weather for tho Senator'S who
Fere fghting to save tho measure, with a
total collapse OF their project for tho first
time clearly among the possibilities
Though the blow fell with startling sud
denness and swept the tariff makers COM
pletely Off their feet it may not bo said that
IL descended without warning Prcmonitorv
clopds have been gathering for several days
One aftc" another, Republican Senators have
raised the nag OF rebellion. Borah. La Fol-
lette. Norris and Lenroot were among tho
first, and not even the Old Guard group was
= overlooked IN tho recruiting for yesterdays
Il sensational attack. Even New and Willis
3 Nelson and Mccormick were found among
the Insurgents. And It is safe 10 say the
end is not vet
Qther Republican Senators are known TO
q be.-wayerns. They ate Aud!ng mora and
more !aEi' win he legislation as i, Is he
ing moro thoroughly Understood and digest
A cd Asa they arc hearing from the folks
f az :. o1!S5,,s = b" Taae ~ iDlesEs. are BEGIN
f ming 80 realize tina, .-onrfe.s Is in ,la ac.
4 OF fo!s;.As upon The country ,ar!N meas
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whole purpose Of tho Russian delegates has
been TO negotiate foreign loans without
ma king any concessions that would afford II
substantial basis of security therefor. The
head OF the French experts aptly defined the
barrier thus erected by Russian obstii acY
when he said: "Todays Developments clear
~ demonstrated that 1t is impossible 10
carry on any negotiations with the Soviet
government. whose sole object Is 10 obtain
funds to perpetuatc the Soviet governments
existence" This conclusion finds further
support in The statement Of the head OF the
Russian delegation: There arc two worlds
HOW captalistc and communistc. Ono
world would name a communistic and tho
other capitalistic judge: it would require
angels 90 do justice on such tribunal and
haven't met any angels and doubt whether
they can be found.
AS this paper has before pointed ont
there is no common ground OF approach bo-
tween capitaiStic and Communistic state
in respect 20 transactions involving tho
rights OF private property and security for
Tho conduct of sound business enterprise.
Until Russia makes up its mind 10 abandon
communism il would bo misdrccted hui
H,auitarism and ruineus business policy for
the outside world TO enter into any Kind of
business partnership with IT,
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0mcNtinn> Hrd An.nnr.

Hh''''N!h-A malignant type Of dph,hcrIa
""' II. our vicinity. Several persons
dI"d apparently from heart faIIura soa,a
PIC claim antitoxin wcakens the heart, rho
n"sS'c'"hs claim II is tho diphthsria that
Wcahcns the heart. Does an,!,o1in wcolko,
tho heart?--Mrs. II. e
Answer-No Dphtheria poison attacks the
heart The proportion of victims OF diuh-
liberia whose hearts were overwhelmed bv
the poison was far greater In the DAYS before
hntitoNin was introduced. II enough anti
toxin were given in the frs, dose. and rho
Nrst dose were given on the doors first sus-
ploion-without waiting for the hactcrIologicai
examination OF tho cu!ture-hcart failure
would be prevented
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VOTE OF CLERKS
INDICATES STRIKE
ON C.. & o. SYSTEM

-
proper repairs. He said repairs will
not bo made by transportation en-
pioyeS. and engineers viii not as
sumo tho risk of taking on their runs
engines that are not in perfect CON
dition. He said that strike br eakers
Co fill the positions OF the men now
out cannot DO trained within Pc
riod Of several months to do even
tho minor repairs. The railroads will
DO tied up by August !, and the end
of tho strike will he In sight" he
added.
4. F. Fcrres, secretary and treas
urcr OF the American Federation Of
Labor, metal trades department., re-
Gently photographed metal trades To-
calls ito give notice to all local man
a6emepts that repairs Will not he
done on locomotives from struck
roads, becoming effective Wednesday,
morning July To-" Transportation
employees were notified at the begin
Ming Of the shopmen's strike that the
union memberships OF all who per
formed the duties of 'nen on strike
would be revoked.
Statement by Clerks.
a statement made yesterday by
IT. J Osborn, general chairman Of the
brotherhood OF Railway Clerks. fol-
lows:
Richmond. Va. July 10, 1922.
\ brief outline OF the present
situation now seems desirable am
necessary.
June 10 the chief executives OF the
Brotherhood OF RAILWAY Clerks In
formed tho membership and emp'oy"'
that II was decrccd that their wages
were to be further decreased July ]
1922 4 meeting OF our general com
mittec was mt once arranged ant
held ut Huntington. w. Va. June IL
All c. & o. lodges wera represent
cd, th!rty-scven representative m,r
Being present. They gave theil
executive board composed OF eigh
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SEEN ON THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
II I Were n nird.


II were bird. l would hy.
(Which is proper for brides TO doD
And Id color my wings with tho sky.
y w"udrous ccrulcan blue.
Yep. Id fly 10 the sky
There's n" telling how high
! could ily, were flying with You.
If were Il bird. | would light
ON the upprrm"st limb OF Il tree
And warhic from morning Tin night.
What n wonderful MARBLE 'twould bel
I'd iiuhi Mt II height
That would be out OF sight.
II you'd light there and MARBLE with me!
II were bird. would soar
IA far as n birdie could go;
And tn" more l went up. I'd go moro,
TIL the Earth was n marble below.
Ycp. I'll soar more and more
From IN" oceans weak roar.
II though, you would help me do so.
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News OF Fifty Years AGO

CFrom,, tho .Richmond Dispatch, Jujy "a 1879
Christ Episcopal Church in tho "yalI.v" y,,.
dedicated TO tho service of God yestordnv -r,S
impressive services were conducted nv RICH,
Rev. John Johns. Bishop OF tho Diocese or VIZ
Ginln. assisted by Rev. Charles Minncverod,
d. D., OF ST. Paul's Church; Rev ]. y. Ham
inond. Of Manchester; Rev. r. M Baker. =,
Grace Church. and Rev. Joshua Peterl,, -,
81. James Church.
Aurora Lodge. No. ll6. ]. o o. T., has e,.c,.
cd and Installed the following officers. T
Palmer, noble grand; j. l.. Powers yice-rr,nd
u. j Mchclha cher. treasurer; c. D. Mc1,do.
secretary.
Governor Walker yesterday appointed DR..
". II. Taylor to he coroner OF Richmond. DR.
Taylor wifi tuafify todny and enter at once
upon tho discharge of his duties.
The British bark, Atlanta cleared Cor Liver
rool yesterday. loaded with leaf tobacco, 2is
hogsheads and Tot ticrces. shipped by Rich
nond and Petersburg tobacco dealers
Tho Governor yesterday appointed John T
Alien TO no fudge OF the County Cour, Of Ro,c.
'oW' county. vice Thomas d. Houston. re-
signed.
Garrett l.. Watson has mndc n large ad-
.i!ton 10 tho already big furniture factory at
Rockets. \ much larger force o. workmen
| VIII bo employed
Row. Mr.. Dearborn, OF Louisa Courthouse,
| y"n,erdny whiio Attempting to g"t on the train
u, tina, i'nco 10 20 to Gordonsvi,lc 10 prca ch.
- tipped and fcii under the car. Ills foot was
Crushed and VEN hnvo TO be ompu,atcd.
! Senator Doolittic and Hon. Carl Schurz will
mako II number OF speeches IN %orth Carolina
Senator Bnyard, OF Delaware. has gone To
Europe for short rest and recreation. IL.
VIII support tho Greeley and Brown ticket
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Looking Ia the Home Loycr.

N[NIOFU, =. c. LcdEcr)
man who has spcnt mos. OF h,a ITO G.,
social service work recently said that he had
P7actcniiy reached rho conclusion that the
most effective way of attacking modern orob
lens would he 10 innugurn-o n permanent mn :
ton-wide campaign for homn-ownership His
Idea Is that tho source ~ mos, az our prcs
en'-day trouble is tn" lack Of family stability
INC nome owner does not desert his wife and
chiiHren. He does not suffer from wandcrIus,
10 takes a strong interes, I'm hs ro,r,rn,I,,.
Tho purchase OF his own home urousex bis
ambition. his thrift, and his industry Being
permanently located. he is n better husbond
better father better citizen and n be, :
Ter "orker mo moro you think about this
matter. tho more you will b. coovIpc,1 ~ =,
II Is fundamental. Tho strength OF Tho s,n.Il
towns OF this country is rooted in home
ownership. and without stretchnp tho ,-u,b
II may be said that the unres, in tho lorec
citles Is due to lacls OF home.ow nership
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Anlllsenlents

tr"rkory Act Is nit.
with the solitary exception If
M"*srs. Roy and Arthur. I'm their
highly amusing manipulation Of
cr"ckery and other household goods.
which earned genuine applause. the
LYRIC bill-second haif-approachcs
the mediocre. 1t is even worse than
that! Allowing something for a
rainy evening and tn" heat, both of
which were depressing still. tho
performance was tiresomo.
Chad and Monte Huber open with
dances OF various kinds In costume.
Their best offering Was Il Rock
White imitation.
Crafts ana Haley appeared i'm
Jokes. songs and dances. The Jokes
were the least annoying.
Arthur Alexander and company.
eight men in biackface, gave some
thing like Il minstrel show. The
woman" member OF tho cast, who
wore somo picturesque clothes.
rather exceeded the others in inter-
est The act has no especial merit,
Aleen Stanley is pretty, Is tai
and stntuesquc. and sings good-na
turcdly. but not sufficiently we'll to
be styled the "Phonograph Girl" but
what's in n name?
Roy and Arthur made the hit OF
tho evening Also they broke many
~'s> 49,. - - 1s ". IA
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\ TTORNFY- GENERAL. DAUGHERTY in
v!'ed al! Interested persong" 10 hjy>
hearing on the question oc our merchant
marines liquor-scll!ng in order. i, is said.
tfthat his opinion might reflect tho tr,ln ~,
titudo OF the people" If no. quite some
thing new under thr'sun. this desire 20 con.
ffn!t interested persons couceruing a mat,
! terror lera! interpretation S. al least. mos,
|. o%traordinary,
j. IS not proneTpar> nt-irs Daugherty's
l'phieihi. HnNes, withTespcct 10 this affair Il.
is"hy rate, 20 iorWuhtc g NATIONAL poiicv az
hnrh. The matter has been brought 10 him
icipT an Official. !ega! opinion Nothing bu,
ti|hH IIaWt in IFS letter ana spirit. NAV pror-
c.S !HHuenco tho shaping Of this opinion.
.. he, r!nEs az Interested persons no mat
tor Enw fairly hoy may be dram. have no
| oeprihg on me snbiect whatever. i ,opula r
! reiArcndum doubtless would be l,,ares.in, .,
! aad "n!ightoniug but no such aid 70 wis.
com is possible or permissible 50 far as the
>'i"Iney-Generals handling OF me case is
concerrad
hany Of us who are 'Iutcres,cl" only a..
American cllizcna XII and H. hnrd "a "a
! cape the feeling that Mr. Daugher,y /. a..
tomD'ins 10 dodge OF divide raspons,butv
10 pass VIC DUCK, so 20 speak The tob nor,
presented is ono OF a peculiarly anpov,,p
| nature 70! man whose fra. coucor, al
ways Is 10 play the game OF pol!t.cs, IN, 4,
IS most unusnai oven for politician ~ my,
the duties Of INC At.ornoy-Gencrals o,sro
over To interested persons"
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Program for Today
NVlDAZ.

wDAZ.
dispatch Papers. Richmond, Val
i.I5-liRscball scores
: :'n-l.ate news flashes
I:SS-StoCk and cotton quotations
S.oo-Concert by Syncopatcd SIX
Orchestra. Earl Same. saxophonc:
Miss Mildred Hart. piano; Julian
Hart. cornct; Henry Miller. drums
Horny Bryant. violin. and Linwood
Tucker. trombone. Selections: "Gcor-
gia.'' The Worlds Waiting for SUN
rise" Stealing" "kookcekoo." just
n Little Love Song" She's Mean
Job Ten Little Fingers and Ten
Little Toes" Who" Tho Sheik."
"Kicky Koo-Kicky Koo." old Ken.
lucky Moonlight" June Moon" Il
Amt Nohody's Darling" Anna in
Indiana" After To-day" Wabash
Blues" stumbling" Leave Me
with Smile"
Tomorrow.
S:o0--S Senior Don Jose Andonceui.
vioiinist. and others.
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Tho Hague Ends i'm Fajluro

,kITHlM LlTViNOFF. chief OF mo soyie.
VI delegation at The Hague, yesterday d.
sclared negotiations AZ an end and announced
MS ,fntention TO loave for Moscow SUNDAY
After lowering on tho brink for Two dav.
the conference is thus recorded a.
total failure. This was rendered .,
ievttable when It became evident nat N.
Russian attitude toward the question Of
ipriyate property had undergone no chang.
from that TO which it tenaclously chung a,
the Genoa conference. Having ronGscated
private property and converted the country
INTO "a communist!c state, Russia refused 10
admit the principle Of compensation o, OF
rastltuti6h Of the property of foreigners
taEgr over by the government, Win ,his
4 dscision announced, the otEar nations rop-
iresehted at the conference realized tho fu;il-
3itysQf further discussion 'or INC relief OF
tRasais.
Econ the Outset Of ITO ooaeeso-eo, Too
& -a-.- --.--
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The African Finn Isn't lind

I5VHNIeyl =. Q, News IIorllh)
There is negro hotel proprietor IN ,c,,,
ottevilc who when asked bv one nf b,s r.t,, =
friends If any OF his guests lief, vi,hou, ,,.
ing Their ptei bills. replied NO sir make
'cm pay IN advance 'foro dev ca,s M sIna,.
in dis place. You see some hotels is run nm do
European rah some on d" American plan.
plan"
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Announcements

Whether We cat not. whether tho roof
keeps out the rain. leaks. whether
clothes need or do not need patching-in spite
OF any and ali other things the fact rcma!ns
That were too dosgored brutally completely
ALTERED tired to write another line
EplTOR-Piease run this Mt the tail end OF n
short column. and toll lem les go hot our hens
are lny!ns hard-bo! eggsi
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SHIPPERS HOLD RATES
WOULD MEAN CHANGE
IN COMMERCIAL MAP
From rirst PageD


Tennessee farmers to haul their corn
TO Nashville, or some Other point
reached 10y boat lines. wh.nc. IT
moved down the Cumberland River
by way OF tho Ohio and Mississippi
Rivers. through Tho Gulf. around tho
Florida Peninsula. into tho ports Of
savannah. Charleston and other
places up the rivers and hna!ly dis
,ributcd hy wagon. The answer wns
that railroad was needed between
Tennessee and the South Atlantic
country. and this was tho reason for
tho building OF tho Nashviile. Chat
tanoosa and St. Louis Railroad.
AS matter OF course. railroad
operating between Nashville and
southeastern interior points had 20
make n rate on corn not In excess %
those charged by tho water lines.
othor wise. II could not got Tho bust
nf Nc
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I,agninppc.

Philosophy is well-known vehicle of use
less fragments.
To Sc. stars is a privilege granted folks
who fool with mules
Love comes as often as n girl changes her
mind.
The truth never worries about exposure.
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Senator Borah believes something may be
gained hy confronting nil candidates this year
With n series OF pertinent questions. And
by assuming. OF course, that the average can
didate's yes" means 'perhap s." while his no"
stands for "maybc."