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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
LLOYD GEORGE
PRAISES POPE
Pontif's Letter 10 Peoples Of
the World Is An Urge to
Universal Brotherhood.

Genoa April 3o.--(By the Associated
FrcsS )--Pope Plus. through Cardinal
GaSparri, has addressed 10 the govern
ncnt and peoples Of the world letter
which Is described as new spur to uni
vcrsai brotherhood. and Il new admin
tion of disasters likely 10 befall man
kind II efforts for true paCificauon
should fail This act by the Holy See
hls created great interest and seemed
i.,rr;rd, :" INSPIRE all 10 renewed efforts
I" MAX" the Genoa conference Of lasting
good tn the world.
Praise by Lloyd George.
Commenting to-day, Premier Lloyd
George said:
81 cannot say how pleased | am at
this remarkable document. nor could !
exagEcratc the terms in which il is
COuChCd. The Pope speaks with first
hand knowledge in Eastern Europe. and
| feel that so clear and definite a pro-
nounCCmcnt by the Holy See in favor Of
peace with Russia is great encourage
mant 10 the christian powers assembled
At GENOA" I'M
Preaching the Pope's Ideals.
TIL" ideals OF the Rope arc being
preached hero by Don Luigi SturZo. lead
or of the Italian Catholic party, who is
attaining 4 unique position in an unoffi-
cial capacity. There seems To hc a re-
markahlc identity nf views concerning
International cooperation and intcrna-
tional brotherhood proclaimed 10y SturzH
with thoS" Lloyd George had ucru urC
ing in connection with tho ucr"-Sitv Of
making some cooperative Hrrdng"m"I l.
with all the peoples of Europe. including
especially Russia and GERMANY.
officially tn" economic conference
saw liIt!C activity to-day
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Tho Pope's Message.

LondUn. May I.--Thr pNp"'S .cIlor. as
ecni by the corr" spundcml pf lAc Morn.
'uE l'u:It IN Gcnod Speaks IN moving
terms Of tn" SulfcrIu.: ut til" p"pui4-
lions -: l:ds tern Europe. who he SAYS
Nill h'uoni IN Il high d"Ercc by the ad-
vent Tt The now IRA OF humanity. popu-
'ti"i'~ y n" are How torn by IntcrnIcinC
SIruggluS. famine and disease. although
.n"ir country holds many springs OF
wealth.
"ru these p"HulaiionS." says the let
or "aithmuGh divided from our COM
munion 10y an ancient mISi Oriu unc. we
llkc our predecessor, and our message Of
comfort. and At tho sam" time the ar
cent desire of our patcrnal heart. To see
them rejoice with IL, in the same gifts
rr union and peare which result froid
JOINT participation in the sacred myster-
los"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
DEATH FOR 100
Mine EXPLOSION in TransylVanla faIAi
to Many Workers-Bodies OIL
Fifty Are Recovered.

Encharc,a. Eumama. April So Nv NV
.rr, ,s,rriatod prcSsD Upward "f 100
ucr>on4 were killed today in a mihr OK
rIos!nn in ~" Lup"ri district "i Iran'
svIy,nin. Th" bodies "f nifty Of III"
,jr,,ns were completely "arh"nlz'h
while those Of the others were blown
10 pieces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
GOMPERS SOUNDS WARNING To
AMERICA AGAINST b0LSHEWK|
$50 .K|ux KIan Mob
Members to Surrender

Los Angeles April Conc hundred
and fifty members of the band OF men
who raidcd 4 residence at lnGlcwood' Il
suburb, 4 week ago l;tSt night mus pre-
ripitaiing a grand jury invcStiGatlo" ~
,hc activities Of the kd kluX MAN :"
Los Angeles county. Will SURRENDER ih -
body to tho district attorney next
,csd,y u WIS declared hero today BY
~ = rohurn -raud goblin OF the klah
rnr lis "raritiC domain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
ien' McAndrew, U.!!
War Chief Of Staff
OF Two Years End. &,
~nAral Pershing With IA.
eade at the End

washington. April 30.-Naio.,
ses Smes W. Ac-lndrew. who ss.
aier OF stan of tho Amertc, y
ionary forces for more than
INNING May. 1918. as snccs
eaSS as9r General Itarhord. dis: atp
eco hospital tonight. after an
moro than two years aug
General Pershing. who Rad.
n time with his former -,
an and rtght-hand man d,,Ss -,
ee major American ornn.t
1teau Thierry. St MihieI ard
nne' during tho -ast davs
s : vas at his bedside aim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Lenine, From Sick-bed,
Directs Genoa Policy

Riga. April So.-;Ty the Associate"
,,-o.., .,--.\o,withstandins the two "rcr-
a,ions nc has undergone. Nicknih -"
n;,c the Eol.hcvik premier. has pccn
taking an active h"nd IN o'r''''"1
sovie, affairs at Genoa by radio ana
,,.i-c according 20 official Socict circles
IN Hir, He is said To have rcceireu
rn,nrIg from Genoa and dictated tcle-
,-r,r,s ~ the RUSSIAN delegates even on
,hc dav the operations wore peri"r'ne"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Will Continue Hearing G
on Strike Injunction

ElhIns. ". Va. April 30.--1hc hear
ing of tho petition Of the Western Mary
land railroad for All injunction against
the nine Fcdciatc shop Crafts and sew
eral scores OF Individuals, which began
before Judge William L. Eakcr In Unit
Cd States district court at ElktnS Thurs
day. will hN continued tomorrow. as sew
cnty-iivc Witnesses ar" Vet to be heard.
The company seeks Il permanent inJunr-
tion to restrain tho defendants from in
any way interfering with it's activities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Welded AT rAmMoHr

Eairm"nt, W. Va. April 30.-Mrs. In
ella Maple E'ackShcrc. widow Of Blair
Blacksherc. who was a wealthy oil op-
orator and stock dealer Of Warrington.
V. Va. was married here this evening
To Paul y. Swisher Of Pittsburgh as
sociatcd with tho Eureka Pipe Line
company. with interests In this section
of West Virginia. f,> is sixty-one ami
ll,. bride ~ aged -iNIy-fOur Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
~
Extremists at Sofia .
Throw Bomb; Two Die

Sofia, Bulgaria, - 3o--AnArAehtoe0
and Communists in y Day eve de0s
onstrauon came into MGton win ~
police, into whose ra1DA they fh9eI o.
bomb. The police opened nre VII 49,
revolvefs ..-IIf..
Two persons vere killed ard many b
tured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Another Mystery
THE WEATHER

w.st virginia: Generally fair ana
,,oderats temperature Monday ana
Tuesday.
western Pennsylvania and Ohio: FAIR
uordav and Tuesday; warmer near
Lake Erie.
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NO DECISION RlAcE,,

kated kq, g. - April ao--tRy rhs\
nationaI Is1mAfter casfter a days dea a, a,
had No, convention OF the soc,o Pc
The n,-+~ ~. decided tonight wbst !.
tth s Iaho, snail sna take toward .fa,, m 3
s nD ana farmer orraatz., s'
PedttcaI setfrtex. on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
At
CHARLES TOWN
Move Made for Release of
Eight Defendants From
Jail Under Bond.

,.,,rIcs Town. W. Va. April 3N.~~'bF
tho Associated rrcss.l l--RcleaSc from
the county jail. under bond Of e'Sn'
mon the onfy defendants still IN con
r,ucmenf Of moro Than 10" "hHS" '"''"
,ycrc transferred her" from Logan '"u"-
~ for trial. MAS Il possibility I"-"HH d.
:, -csult Of the latest move "i n'''n'
counsel Application Tor n"''"H '''
those mon was rNpc"tcd TO nr n""' NV
.ircui, court rCcnnycn"% t"-m"r'"N' VIZ"
the amount If bail a. IN" principal f"eS'
non for confederation.
The eight are am"n- 'h"S' '"''
with murd" :, alleged L" RAW" pee" "'''
r,,,cd IN to cour*' "f attacks ON '"'''1
doCcrJ,nr the rord"r Of Logan counI
last August. and s"n" "i thcn ndn "i
bcid N I.o,Yu lail for about six mo7
l,rroro b1irS brought her" week
,,,,rrc>. deirrdar's and vii
.o,L ,d,au,,-c ~ IN" sunday n
ri,,s,rt weather for sightsecY
,cy. N the l,clnlr. or re!3
,hc,r horcie after strenY
which saw tha first Of the
put on trial
Tho weeks 7rhinremep1
nosition Of a number 4
VOWED. selection of
president Of suh-distrl
I'n:.rJ Mine Wnrkeri
ir.rd. and the hear
N that cas-"
Most of the te1
h"u,c prcllm ma
or tn" f"w r.
friends whic'
ties along
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
|Grtattle Raging, With
|Gelang's Troops Nctors
CHINESE MILITARY AIRpLANE DROPS
BOMB NEAR TRAIN CARRYING u. S. MARINES

Ionlon Na> L. in airpanc used by the Chi Iii lor'S flying
from aotn"I Fcngtai dropped bomb but Nh" much dam
arc near train CARRYING detachment q" American marines !"
pcknC avs di>pach the London Times from Prkng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01

Hong KonS. Arril so tHy the AsS"-
ted rrcSsD~--pr. sun Nr' Sen. head
tho South China government at
nton. in an interview today At Can
I. derlar"d tha, he had combined with
neral Chang TSn Lin against General
Il rCi Fu. Dr. Sun added that he
uld start shortly fo- North China.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Martial Law Declared

. Posing. April Sn.-(Ev the Associated
rrrSs D--Martlal law vas. declared in
ekinS today. The armies Of General
hang TSo Lin and Gcncrri WI Pet Fu
huSht continuously through sun
sty. The fighting CcntcrCd around
hanCsintien. IL m''NS distant. A gov
communiUuC saws ChanS TS"
tin WAS victorious n the fighting at
tachanC.
Tho American legation naS requested
Washington 70 send another warShip to
ion TSin.
President HSu Srth ChanS in r"uSc-
ucnce of Tho noStI.rt'"s. today issued
Nrce proclamatl"nS. Calling attention T."
=" serious consequences :" Chimes"
which might rc<ul, from tn" J"npard;z-
TS OF foreign interests.
Three Proclamations
The first proclamation said the i'hi-
ESQ people were terrified. that m"r-
hants w,rr suffering losses and the
Industry nf IN" nation wa dCmora'j2"d.
'hcrcr"rc i was demanded that Chang
50 Lin and W. Toi f'u Immediately
withdraw their armies.
The second urorla nation declared that
8 rckin.: was Tho capital ~ tho nation.
crce and ordr- must prevail. The gen
crmcrie. under tho direction of the
h:ef ~ -" metropolitan area. mus:
axe adequate measures
Emphasis was laid IN tho third proc
nr the necessity to protect the
ives AMI properly Of foreigners and
or comriancc with treaties with the
.owe-S. 1t wa added tnat =" Chinese
aiIroad adinlni%tratj"n had S'i' /" pro-
cst t. the government aS~"r'.H= mat
ne railroads nf tho country FAC" H"1h-
ur.cv in consequence nf IN" snSp"n-
ion % traffic. and that th:I tact m
Olives foreign nhllCltion.
Sundays Fighting
The f-htirC SUNDAY VAS Sr"-nd''
hrnuSinut the war area Thor" w"r"
10 signal gains hv either side. The
nos. persistent conflict aDpcar"d I" he
entered around ChanCsintirn. south
ycst Of Tho P"kiNc wall. Whrr" WI Pci
~, = conccntratiu: for drive in an
frontiouad on Pare Tourteen)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
MANY More Rettlg eBs.

Other: spent the day IN starving INC
mood areas for marooucd tAmiilrS ana
removing them IN small boat 1" places
of safety Throughout the day the
number being cared for IN hastily IN
nrovised refugee camps. established by
the Red Cross or by private clti2chc'
we're augmented b. the arrival ol othcr
destitute and sometime hungry refugees
who had been mrr"0ncd N their Hood
cd homes for several days
80 far aS could hc determined, IH'r
Today, there WAS no allrNlrtl"n Of the
serious situation growing out Of IN" de-
pIctIon OF food supplies AZ II number OF
the refugee camps. cspcciaiiN at l'ar-
risonburg. La. where 1900 persons we're
reported yesterday 10 he pracucailv
without food Nothing - known mere
Of the progress of Tho boa loaded win
provisions wh .Ch waS despatched from
New Orleans Yesterday trr IN" IT. rN"p
BLACK river district. Wh"r" ! '.nh" Z"
stitute refugees are 'N!sl.uE Oh H.
restricted diet "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
=, -7e Hundred Thousand Men
Alarm in Mortal Combat II Miles
1" From Gates Of Peking-Re-
knffo. Endorsements of $4,000 for
~''II Each Army-Powers Send
0ouI;rWarshilps u. S. Legation
OoJHSlAsks for Gunboat.

'Tien Ism, CHINA, April 3O.--
" the Associated Press S)-Ac-
riding to a communication issued
re today, General Chang TSo
in has won ii victory in the fight
q at Marhang. 1t is claimed by
c communication that General
Il Pei Flu lost several hundred
en- killed. wounded or made priS-
Ter. 1t is added that Chang T>o
n also suffered casualties.
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BY DAVID r
'S'pyrtsht by I'll

Washington. April
ns Will never be- na>,
nS. u
Although corcd;p,-
getting UP cariv !, ;
Harding has taken T,
moving the hands OF !,
3 merely 4 deccptio,
ner season and thar,
san DO omplishcd ;
alarm click. {
The CHIEF executive ,
aronted with tho nr,sl
or TetoinE a bin on ,hr
500 reason that cnnrr
SoIS to agree on tho ,
stcuitural interests a.,
ereNeot tho passage =
sAs - As was adopted n,
manifestation as a wso
:. Harding has tho N.
Ssto9 r,o9s local oreanizst
sted that it would 10
ave the sovcrnment den
1uonaI capital npt o.,
* basis. | 'h :
This prompted Tho -, n
=. Harding that 10 e' ~,
ny executive order fo-h
aS sovernmcnt depar,n-, !"
Snt saving plan. r. g,
Srtmcnt heads wanteS :,
epartment IN hour sonn. .
y es no objection. Than-,
Z Tho cabinet oflccr ." ~.
|,, pias the view that ir = .,
!!.y want to save an =,
Ct together and acrc, -
our earlier and to bs,c y, ~, F.,
= uour sooner and To ba,.t,
hour ahead OF t,no CO., y
80 na = OMEN at $50 in 4
w. The Other H.,
noSo who favor da W.
Etnere Is a consider. >, Il =,
'yor of II in conrrcsn,,, 5 ~"
EN-. ent by saying ,hcrer.. :,
keuinS asrcercn, On ;,
. ! oE law and that al h, y, :
|, ,sy only be regulated bv, G
h'eeed @ that there iS con.,n.
especially as hctwcc, rsS, rsS
'munities but the schom's nS'
question H by local npfio, - :
only have crr;ain s,s, '''T
,, Jaws p%vidinS for o.,
: saving because OF 80, al
'$,tion Of rural dis,ri.t,.o,
has been rrrt ~, ~,
T. cor com uS'"n has ressIt,s
FrrS'7"7' Un-ti,r-x o., ~,
', :" nus own onmmunit,,r.
y IN r,rc cvis,od ,,. = fh'
70 Washington tn
IN retr'n~I IT. nnru,, 81"
N"iumhus. Ohio. o.
an hour ahead. T,. .
'er. docs not G:yru:o -,
Of an carly start. hut ~, ,o'
ough, 10 chs chs II, nv ,
pits with the carlic- NV, III,
or with thr hands of p 49,, =. -.
general feeling is 80 w. w.,
powerful enough 10 ~, "
Harding from ever . 80,
statute on the suhicc,
ADMINISTRATION u AZ ant
,oro L II The broad, ~,
'erti 0erm.SSj IN - II
es, but in vi OF ~. I'm
'Eht result : ON .he
"ra',roaa time" as din
standard me" I. is
authorities here will
tica.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-01
Sees Plot Afoot By Big Fin
ance to Recognize Lenine
and Loot Russia Fund OF
Millions Used Here in Pro-
naoanda
(Sy The Associated PreSs.)

Chicago. April $0.-Samucl Gompc-s,
president of the American Federation VI
Labor today issued Il statement dcciaf.
ing that recognition by the lUnIteo
States Of "thc Bolshcvik tyranny IN
Russis. would be a needless and base D..
tray, OF civilization.
ring that American public life
W: ,eing flooded with rropa ganda. anS
IN .'rrcdatorr international finanl
h; -. it's appetite UP and believes 1t
loo, in I,us.ia," he asserted that NJ
inc would h, more frauSht with
ter 70 humanity than snicrican re
lion Of tnc Eolshcvik power
form
Itlinc. Mr. riompcrs denouI
bandit merchant" ready to
he can get in exchange for
Of a people rendered helple
his"
4 fund of millions
serted was being ua
States FOR BolshcviS
Of which ''hribcs
places where the
III AFFORD bc,riys
President Coz
follows:
cane the no
though tho
happcninl
most Of
whcih
o;hey
Bol
shl
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Washington. April
ns VIII never be- nat,
ne administration .,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-22
EXPAND DEPARTMENT
OF ENGLISH AT W. & NJ
Especial to Tn. Tlm.s.pisp,,cb

Especial To- Tn. Timcs- Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July III
with the election Of r.. VI. c;w.ih.
mcy. NJ. A. University OF Virginia.
10 be associate professor and tho
strengthening OF its stan i'm other
"ys. the English department of
william and MARY. under tn. direc-
ton OF Dr. J. Leslie Hail. dean OF
IN" faculty, Will he certain tn at,
tract more students next fan than
the large number enrolled In This
school ~ ly2I-22
br Han has been member %,
IN" william and MARY faculty sinro
49,. I'i. cary r. Jacob Will have
'hh'H" ~ All the composition classes
Associated with IN. department viii
10" IN addition. ~ J.. Elliott. ~ A.
niEersi,: OF North Carolina: H. "a.
i"lsinE"r. VI A. Harvard aud judy.
'ha:l"s y. F.ihelson. In charge Of
l"urua!ism William and Mary
places special emphasis upon it's
work In E:ngiIeh and mates IL a
universal requirement. Nineteen
curses I'm English VIII be offered
az the n-ht regular term.
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CONTINUE ATTEMPTS TO
IDENTIFY n. Y. WATCHMAN

pillow.
IBN Associated Press.

NEW YORK. July 2;.-F:rorts Of
police and consular authorities to
Identify as member ~ the noble
British Fitnr"y family the old night
Waterman known as "Edward Eus-
tom who died in suual"r in Rrool,-
lyn carly thi, w"rk. today produced
two startling results.
Robert I. kenwor,hy. grand score
,ary OF the Masonic Grand I.odr. Of
New York. wh" was Intimately ac-
uuaint"d with the lat" Earl NJ f:ue
ton. visited the morgua where tn,
body lay. IL" TOOK one look and
said: ITS III. Earl Of Fusion"
But the m"rgu. att"ndan; told him
the body had been poaitiv"Iy ih.nt;-
fed by Mrs. Amanda puurhtry. az
Red Rank. y. j.. n short Tim. before
"a that of Edward Eustacn" whn
vas horn in Albany. the SON nf I'D .
"ard Eustac" aud Jan. Dayton t.us-
taco. British"rs. whom Mrs Doughtr. :.
declared. had been employed before
lhey came TO America on tn. estate
Of the late Duke OF Grafton Tho
father OF the late Earl OF Eus;on.
This. and the fact that cable f,is.
patches from London said the l,to
earl had been buried there In 1872
caused Mr.. keDw"rthy I" withdraw
his statement. hut he declared ,he
dead man bore "a most astounding
resemblance" TO the late carl.
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HOW TO SAVE WHEN SHOPPING
by Rnth Leigh,
Author of The sBuman Side OF
Retail Selling" The A b C
OF Retailing" etc.
II is almost unnecessary to to

IL IS almost unnecessary to toll
Ming, the method with which her
Jar. are sealed determines IN. sue
cNss OF her canning That is why
>h" cannot pay too much attention
4" tho rubbers that she puts on her
Always buy good. thick. heavy lar
ruth"rs, and II viii stand several
hours IN h"iHnR water withuu, being
injured. Never use. singly. the rub
h"rs loft over from the last wear I,
IS better not =" use tho ruhh"rs that
come with IN" jars. FOR those are
often thin and 81 poor quality. MANY
housewives use th.s" runhers nn the
lars. hat always put Thorn on top OF
Al old rubber Of good quality. using
t"n on each Jar
Even this form OF economy is
sometimes a bad step. however, for
II is cheaper 30 buy thick. new rub
the risk az losing an occasional lar
Of fruit "r vegetables just becaus.
the rnD5ers we're not thick and heavy.
enough TO keep the preserves air
tight.
Too much economy in buying in
f"ri"r quality canning materials is
u" economy at all. because. when YOU
can YOU are so utterly dependent on
ia" containers 81 !our Vegetables or
fruits That il is fo!ly to buy auy-
hing hut M. best,
&C.. 1879. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-22

~ rrv"nE. puts th~ whole crowd in
jail. Thar arrest and release wind
M an entertaining flm. Allan For
r"st plays the leading role with Mis-,
Dana. tn. entire cast being good
one.
<t the HIur bird.
ART Accord. In Riding Through" is
IN" principal Him for the weeks
ending This is = story of The North
west and the Mounted Police. with
harh riding ana mountain settings.
N""rd Will" lacking tn. picturesque
qualities az William s. Hart equals
him In riding ability. He and his
h"r~" jump from high cliT. the
nim showing Il spectacular drop
through III" air ~. prevents an
'l"p"mrnt with pretty Fleur.,tc. and
"utwitS four-c"unt 'em-ruliiaus \
20" get en-. ilutch" serial il shown
with tn" hero and heroine In grave
danger OF annihilati"u 10y railroad
train. AFTER several thrilling exploits
\ third fcatur. is an airplane
comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-22
AnlIisencnts
AZ tho tulunini.

DAINTY, piuua1; Viola Dana is al
WAYS u w"lc"ni" Visitor: a favori1 {"
with screen audiences l.. Richmond
"S""incs relieving. her current
aim. Will" not III. best Nh. has done"
i nevertheless n play al much in
'cr"St.' III" littlr star. who is q
'miiI!on dollar h.ircss" IL placed In
rather inrxrlicablc p"sition In q
village hotel. where shr has been
"v"rtakrn by II motor accident. 10
save questioning. she Ia registered
with her companion. ~ james linr-
rlson and wife" The man whom si,.
later marrics happens to he at tn.
hotel. lie hcr and the hotel
register. Sh. decides to place him
in some similar position, In rctalia-
ton for remark OF his-"Your
secret liz safe with mo-. Her scheme
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-22
Waldorf Salad

One-half cup of prune,.
rhr-" peaches.
bns-Quart"r cup OF chopped
walnut meats.
one half cup of sccdleSs raisins
Six tablespoons OF French
dressing.
Three tablespoons OF currant
jelly.
Lettuce leaves
simmer "r steam the pruu-k
until just tender. Cool. remove
The pits. and cut into small
pieces. Tar" aud slice THE
peaches aud cut in'n small cuh"..
Combine the prun.s and p"ach"s
and add the chopped waluuts and
raiSins. MiN together the French
dressing AMI currant jelly and
beat we'll. Then "omhin" the
peaches, wainuts. pruncs. raiSinS
and tn. dressing and serve on
crisp lettuce leaves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-22
Hangs Crepe on
Mosquito Net
User of Sweet Dreams Pays Final
Tribute to- Once Useful Com
modify.

"pncc useful hat now forever laid
aside. reads. In part. the obituary.
With fitting ceremony = druggist
at Montgomery. Ala. placed In hIa
window mosquito net drawn aside
aud ii'i with crepe.
In this window were also placed a
few bottles of Sweet Dreams
Aud clearly he showed to his trade
that mosquito nets had become things
~ yesterday hat Sweet Dreams had
iuk"n their places.
Thousands ar. learning tho sam.
lesson daily. for Sweet Dreams is tho
greatest mosquito remedy ever made
Sold hy all drusRists evcrywhere
Liberal bottles, 35c, or 3 bottles for
3I,nn-Ady.