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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
NOW IN
OLD PAPERS
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Daily Letter by Frederic ). Haski'

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. ID
Saving old newspapers that they
may be used again in the manufac-
ture Of newsprint may seem far re-
moved from the problems of forest
conservation, but as a matter OF fact
II is directly connected with the
work in which the Forest Service
of the United States Department of
Agriculture is interested. This
branch Of the governments man.
activities has recently been con-
quoting a series of experiments In
de-inking process and now an
ounce that it has been perfected
and is practicable.
About $500 tons Of old newspa-
pers can be gathered daily in the
larger cities, it is estimated, n
| turned into newsprint by this pro-
cess. In terms of forest acreage
! this means roughly the saving of the
cut each year on about 275'ooo
acres. This acreage carries a crop
| not produced in a year, but a spruce
| forest requiring 100 years or longer
to grow. That is regarded as an
important saving, in view of the fact
| that the daily consumption of news
Drl1L III lHt hAIN
| proximately 1000 tons.
In its modern development the
production of newsprint depends up
on the forest for it's raw material.
The present supply, coming largely
from mills in the Northeast n
Lake states is derived from forests
IN the United States now seriously
| depleted, or from less accessible
forests in Canada. The latter now
furnish 65 per cent of the raw pup
used by mills in this country.
Many of these mills, representing
;mmense Investments NJ longer
have a supply of raw material OF
their own. but are dependent ethel
on a foreign supply of pulp or or
ru,nwood that must be hauled Ions
distances In the United States. Some
of these mills have their w sup
NV for only 10 or 20 years In ad-
rarce and but one mill Is know
that has a supply. strictly its own,
that is good for more than nan d
century. The increasing distances
to the fast receding forests meal
added freiaht costs and a higher
priced product, while oVel
mills operating on imported pulp Is
the ever-present possibility OF EN-
barge, even now far from a theo'
retical Thus the
to the development of a
process is apparent.
Has Been Tried For n
The use Of old paper stock toi
the manufacture of paper Is very
old and we find mention of a pro
cess in Denmark as early as 1879
Seventy years later German chemist
were experimenting in that direc'
ton and in 1874 during the frencn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
Ouesions-Answer

ANY reader eai get the answer 20
~ question by writing h Perth
Amboy Evening News
,re~u. Frederic J, Haskin. Director
w. sbinpton. d.. C. This offer APP
niles strictly to Information. The
bureau cannot give advice on legal.
medicinal and fncGial troubles IL
does not attempt to settle domestic
troubles. nor to undertake exhau
tive research on any subject. Write
your question plainly and briefly.
Give full name and address and en-
close two cents In stamps for return
postage. All replies are sent direct
TO the inquirer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

q girl in half an hour.
every German says M. Rebel,
"'must go to work" Wouldn't 1t
have been awful if we had lost?
New York crooks stole a patrol
wagon. There is talk of mailing
down the Woolworth building.
There is nothing strange in the
discovery that an uncivilized African
tribe practices dentistry.
Some of these new cigarets smell
as If they swept up the woods and
rolled it in papers.
The stingiest farmer we know
about had barb wire fences so the
birds can't sit down.
In Boston a speeder hit a seven
story building. They say he claims
he blew his horn.
Our strikes may be bad; but one
closed Mexico's movie houses.
Among new inventions is a coll
lapsible grip. 1t acts like a man
asking the railroad fare.
"Music hath power to soothe the
savage breast" sang a poet who
never tried 1t on a rent man.
There is COAL" says Hoover. Yes,
and diamonds.
Running an auto is no excuse for
running amuck.
Mind your own business or under.
mine your own business.
Longer skirts are not so bad, az
far as we can see.
The price of coal will abate thu
smoke nuisance.
If a good rule works both ways
not breaking a looking glass mean.
seven years good luck.
Our objection to putting Europ,
on her feet is she wants to sit righ'
back down again.
An absolutely noiseless pistol ha!
been invented, so now Chicagoan.
will get a little sleep.
We hear the Ohio politician wht
doesn't expect to be president ha:
consented to see a doctor.
Since men are flying around Xix,
birds we may have in,
stead of lightning rods.
Orchestra Leader Shot"-head
line. Let it be a lesson to other:
contemplating such a thing.
! Our idea of fun is being so ricl
you haze three or four homes t.
stay away from.
Years and years ago twin bed.
were beds with twins in them.
which are in most instances located
near their original sources of pul,
wood in somewhat isolated ant
small communities. However. fron
a raw material standpoint especi
ally in its forest depletion phase
the wide application of the de-ink
ing of old newspapers has potent
ally a very important bearing OF
the forestry problem in America to
day.
In the experiments conducted b.
Mr.. Wells i. vas found that Their,
was only a loss of from 9 to 10 pc
cent in bulk. That is to say. 10t
tons of old newspapers would pro
duce at least 90 tons of pulp will
which to manufacture new paper
Newspapers, save for the few tina
are preserved on files. are all waste
after they are a day or so old an(
accordingly if all the 1000 tons o
newsprint used daily could be mad
available for re-manufacturing pur
poses 1t is obvious that the inroadi
which the paper industry makes OF
spruce forests might be reduced un
til reforestation work the suppl,
would easily keep pace with the de
mand.
GEORGE n. THOMPSON
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Jobbing Promptly Attended to
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
Bible Thought For Today

LAW OF LOVE:-Love worketh no i'll to his neigh
bour: therefore love is the fulfilling of the law.-Romans
13: 40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

New York crooks stole a patrol
wagon. There is talk of mailing
down the Woolworth building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

every German" says NJ. Rebel,
"must GO to work" Wouldn't 1t
have been awful if we had lost?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
Tom
Says

Speaking of cooperation, a San
Francisco man met, wooed and won
q girl in half an hour.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
An Institution With Vision

HIS BAN is NOW A MEMBER OF H FEDERAL
RESERVE SYSTEM OF THE UNITED STATES Gov
EMINENT, N IN THUS AFFILIATING WITH H
GREATEST FINANCIAL SYSTEM IN THE WORLD
WE HAv THE PROUD DISTINCTION OF BEING
THE ONLY TRUST COMPANY IN MIDDLESEX
COUNTY A MEMBER OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM.
THIS PROVIDES ANOTHER IMPORTANT LINK
IN THE CHAIN OF DIGNIFIED AND DEPENDABLE
SERVICE OFFERED BY THIS ANK TO IT'S PAT
RONS WHERE THEY FIND 1T A PLEASURE TO DO
BUSINESS WITH AN INSTITUTION WHICH COM
BINES EVERY FINANCIAL SERVICE UNDER N
EXPERIENCED ORGANIZATION.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

There is nothing strange in the
discovery that an uncivilized African
tribe practices dentistry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

GEORGE n. THOMPSON
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Jobbing Promptly Attended TO
81 LEWIS ST. PHONE 14Os.W
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

Our idea of fun is being so rich
you ha"e three or four homes ia
stay away from.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

Orchestra Leader Shot"-head-
line. Let it be a lesson to others
contemplating such a thing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

Years and years ago twin beds
We're beds with twins in them.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

Since men are flying around like
birds we may have scarecrows in.
stead of lightning rods.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

Some of these new cigarets smell
as If they swept UP the woods and
rolled it in papers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

We hear the Ohio politician who
doesn't expect to be president has
consented to see a doctor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

If a good rule works both ways,
not breaking a looking glass means
sever years good luck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

The stingiest farmer we know
about had barb wire fences so the
birds can't sit down.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18
Has Boon Tried For Centuries

The use of old paper stock Tor
the manufacture Of paper is very
old and we find mention of a pro-
cess in Denmark as early as 1870.
Seventy wears later German chemist
were experimenting in that direc-
lion and In 1874 during the French
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

Our objection to putting Europe
on her feet is she wants to sit righ'
back down again.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-18

An absolutely noiseless pistol has
been invented, so now Chicagoans
will get a little sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
FRAZIER CONVICTED;
Gets S|X-YEAR TERM
Transfer Driver Found Guilty
of Stealing Auto
mobile.
rSrecla I" Tho Timcs.pispa,ch

lSptcia l" IN" Times Dispatch
l'ANVTLl.B. VA, July i3.-c. \
Frazier. transfer car driver was this
evening convicted Of steuilns an nu-
t"m"hile from Charlotte. X. e. md
sentenced l." serve six years in tn.
pen!ien;sarrs The Jury deiiheraied
for just one hour. This lie the FIRST
Jury verdict IN number Of case :
resulting from the police exp"sc
made early this gear.
w NJ. Hnead indicted several lines
Tor the same nnense Will no tried
tomorrow
Frn.iPr was put on trial on rus.-
day m"rnlng ON one ~ i've indict p
men;s charging him on thre" counts
with tho theft aud removal az u
ma'hin" belonging t" " NJ klncaii.
of Charlotte, y. G.. on pccomhcr 10,
i"2i Local policemen traced TIA"
car :" Frazier aud found that tn"
motor block number had hc"u tam
pcrod with tn" las; iva cirhcrs lao -
Ing erasod and rcEtNuc!iied.
Frazier was an tho stand Tor moro
than an hour yesterday. ana said
Tint OF r"ccr: years he had purchased
ana rca"!d probably twenty cars OF
tho tnmo mako which no secured Ira
good faith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

passenger trains cancelled on ac-
ceunt ~ shopmens strike
Kansas City--St: Louis md San
Frnncisc" road VIII anuul twenty
six trains tomorrow. III" Missouri
Kansas and Texas onuullcd five
trains at Scdalia. Mo. hccnus" Df the
ShupnIcn's strike. ON" Wabash train
cancelled hcCaus" ~ coal shortage.
milwaukee, Chicag" and
Northwestern trains consolidated Il"
save equipment oiher roads n"r-
mai.
indianapolis six wntash and
-Four :i"n"n passenger trains an
nulied.
st! raul-Chicaeo Milwaukee and
st. Paul today cancelled twelve uut
Of sixteen trnius M the suburban
run tn white Renr.
Cinrinnati--ThS Baltimore nnd
Ohio trains between ST Louis and
Clnrlnna,ii two Baltimore aud phi"
trains between cincinnati! Rud Toe
do, and twn tan tho cincinnati. In
dlahapols nj Western between Gin
'mnhti aud chicago
SIMULTANEOUSLY Northern Pacific
trains. Eruaau" |" Lewiston. Idahot
waits Wai|7 tu rasco. Wash mad
rasc" h" rend!ctou ore, cancelled
today
pe,rnti- Nineteen Zero Marquette
trains hnna!loh runs "f six others
sh"rtcnsd. Two Wabash locals -
Montpelier cancelled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Ca|onne| Good
but Treacherous
Next Dose nav Snlvate. Shock
Liver or Attack Bones

You know what calomel Is IT,,
mercury: quicksilver. Calomel II
dAnBcrou. II crsshes into sour bile
liku dynamite. crsuping and sioken.
ing you Chlomel attacks the bono,
and should mover DO put into your
system.
II you feel bilious. hendachy. CON
s,ipnted and NIL knocked out. Just ~
To your druggist and get u bottle Of
Dodsun'R Liver Tone tor few cents
which Ia Ii hHrulsens vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous cnlUtnoi. Take
O rpounful and if IL doesn't Sturt your
liver and strengthen you up uetter
and quicker than nasty cnioncl and
without making you sick. you lust
go bach and get your money.
Don't take CAlonIrl, II makes YOU
eick tho next day. II loses you 8
days work Dodsons Liver Tons
Strengthens YOU right up and you fee
great No salts necessary Give Il
to the children. because II 10 per
fectly harmless and cannot saiivate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

had been !cstlcd by the pickets when
they LETT the shops In the evening
ana Threatened with bodily harm ~
they returned Ia work al the plant
this MORNINGS One Of the complain
ants snid tho plckcts followed h I'm
Tor several blocks and. after pre-
venting him fr"m catching hts trolley
car. made threats against his ~. il
hc reapreared nj the plat again.
Police "f iicnrico county. under
whose Jurisdiction the plant falls
wcr" Immediately notified uf the al
LEG" ed disturbance
Major 6. a Sherry. chief Of police
said order would lie maintained nj
the terminal OF tho street ear lines
within tn" city, and ISSUED orders for
81 detail az police Of tho Firy, sta
tiou Ia patrol thorpUghfnrcs adjacent
To The pIani today ms a precautionary
measure against further disturbance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
PREDICT NOMINATION OF
PAUL BY ACCLAMAT|0N
Republicans Certain He Will
Be Named for Scat
in Congress.
Especial to The Timcs-pispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER VA July ~
State 'seuator John Paul. Republican.
NJ Rockingham, Is as good a. uoml-
mated FOR Couernss from the Seventh
Virginia district according TO dole
gates leaving tonight Tor Luray IN
attend tho Republican district cnn-
vent.on thare tomorrow, !, Ia not
though, any other name VIII he pre-
scented TO tho convCut!un. aud tudi.
cations arc Tau' MI he nominated
by scclnmhtiou.
The convention viii he called To
order hy District Chairman John
Board Of Nockiugham. snd state
Secretary Charles \, Hammer. of
Harri.onhur9, win Nc; u, secretary.
approximately goo delegates TN
rlUdjuS many women VIII have
votes u - probable a resolution
VIII he adopted, approving recent a,-
tihu ~ n" HOUSE Elections Commit
zoe in voting To seat Senator laui as
result az mis- contest AGAINST Rcp-
rc.entaNve Thomas W. Harrison.
Democrat. - Winchester. following
the 1920 election, In which Harrison
WAS reelected uu Taco ~ 'u. ro-
Turns hy less than 500 votes. Re
publican leaders SaiJ they IeEarIcd
IN" DECISION In favor ~ Paul a.
matter of Justice ana IN TIA, inter
esls ~ talr and honest elections u
N!rsiuia
Resolutions also are 60 %" offered
.ndorsius CnusresSman c. H. S,ymp.
"sthe Nin,h District. as state leader
and national committeeman, and au-
proving PRESIDENT HurdiNvs national
policies. II Was declared IN" dis
trict organization : working IN per
feet harmon, with tn" state ,romu'it-
N 4 o.. 80 -. d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Tnkc- Issue with o,h.rn.

Mt tiarahan attacks Mr.. OshUrn'a
statement that clerks In tho state
government offices receive n higher
average wage than tho railway
1 clerks by rcfcrrinE Ia tho hudget uf
the commonwealth OF Virginia to the
conceal Assembly. January II. 1922.
rus report shows. Air. iIarAhan
states. that tho los clerks rmpi"y cd
In Ia" principal! Offices Of tho Com
iu"nwcalth received average com
p"nsat'on of $l2p.61 per month. In
Guiding chile! clerks and hookkecp-
crs. md that tho city OF Richmond
pays ahoun, nincty-clght clerks AN
average OF Siil per month
iln points out that In addition to
tho wages. tho railway clerks receive
fire." transportation for Themselves
md their families. ~" also stntns
that tho average minimum ot $50 per
month only applies 10 clerks without
experience and who may hereafter
enter the service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

to take effect July /.
1922, are about 10 per
cent higher than the
rates in effect Septem-
Der /, 1918. Large in
creases were made in
1918.
Mr.. Osborn stated that
the minimum wage has
now been decreased to
$50 per month
The minimum Of $50
applies only to Clerks
without experience who
may hereafter enter the
service. 1t does not APP
ply to any Clerk who
was in the service June
80, 1922. Furthermore,
any Clerk with less than
six months experience
with any company is en-
plOyed AT the minimum
rate OF 500. At the end
of six months expert
cnce he receives $40, and
at the end of one years
experience receives not
less than $19.34. Dur
ing the month Of May,
1922. the average COM
pensatiOn Of Clerks with
less than two years eX-
perience was $l25.04.
MIR. Osborn stated that
men and women with
families. many Of which
contain the average five
y received prior
to July |. 1922, $12o.6l
per month, and will now
receive approximately
SLID per month.
There arc about 400
Clerks employed in the
Accounting Department
at Richmond, and Of
these about l42. or 20
per cent, are married.
The average compensa-
ton of these Clerks who
are married was $l37.16
per month prior to July
|. 1922, and subsequent
TO that date is $l31.O3.
On account of this De-
partment employing the
largest number Of low
salaried Clerks, per-
forming only routine
work. the average |.
lower than is the case
with any other Depart
ment.
W. j. HARAIIAN.
President.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Goods at Swartllmorc
Against Flappcr Modes
ny Associated ircss.

sWARTHMOHH "a july IL
Simplicity and m"desty I'm dress
~ Swnrthmcr" Ccllegs goods are
e. b." continued dc-pit" tho trend
az modern gocisiNs hundreds uf
letters ar" le!np Eeuj by oniccrs
ar the girls studen, government
Hrl MISS Ethel brewster. dean OF
wumsu. Ia women applicants nv
admission emphasizing that ,his.
'"uR has been u tradition a.
pw"r'hm"re and urging tho wom-
~ students ont their mother. to
nuhold 6nd preserve this stand
ard
We hope esuevIHliy.'' the let
tors ndi. 'ha; the mothers Of our
girls VIII agree with us that ex-
tremes or oCg'l'ir' H'i-- n et,'. Of
the dress Rud "a Tao .l 40
not Indicative 90! 'he good -
wh''h no'|"~- women shout .re-
rnrvn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECkLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

SGH-ez" the juice OF TWO lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard White. which any drug stor.
VIII supply Tor few cents shnks
well ana YOU nave quarter pint OF
ms best freck!e and tan bleach and
complexion whitener
Massage this sweetly fragrant
lemon !9iion INTO the face neck, arms
shG hHnds each day and see how
i'r'h'es nnd olemish"s bleach out and
now clear. soft and rosy white tho
AKIN becomes -Adyertiscment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COMPANY
Office of the President

selves and their families.
The expense thus saved
them forms a large item
in the cost of living Of
the ordinary person.
Mr.. Osborn also called
attention TO the low
wages Of the laborers
and semi-clcrks. The
report Of The Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railway
Company 10 the Inter
state Commerce Com
mission for the month
of May. 1922. shows that
truckers, showers and
labOrers al stations,
warehouses and plat
forms received an aver
age compensation Of
43.I cents per hour,
which was, effective
July |, 1922, reduced to
39.1 cents per hour.
This certainly cannot
be considered a low
wage for what is practi-
cally common labor.
Mr.. Osborn stated that
the purchasing valnc
of the wages of these
employees under the re-
cent decrease is Isl per
cent compared with 100
in 1913"
The cost Of living in
March. 1922, the latest
date for which figures
are available. was ap-
proXimately 80 per cent
greater than il was in
1913. The average com
pensation of all Clerks
OF The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway was 90 per
cent greater in July,
1922, than during the
year ended June so.
1918, the rates Of pay
having been practically
the same as i'm 1918:
hence the purchasing
value of the wages Of
these employees was APP
proyimately 81 per cent
greater in July, 1922.
than ii was in 1918.
Mr.. Osborn stated that
the recent decrease in
wages removes virtually
all the increase received
by these employees since
September /. 1915"
The present rates OF
pay for Clerks, includin e
the decreases authorized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
WORKERS. ASSERT PICKETs
4

Complaints that !orccful measures
and Threats against their ne to In
t!m!Gate mechanics and other work
men who sought employ ncnt at the
Chesapeake and Ohio Halfway shops
In Fulton was being used by p!ckcts
stationed in the vicinity OF the plant
by union strikers. was made 20 po-
lice 10y several persons yesterday.
The compla.nants came 10 police
headquarters last night and said they
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
CANCEL 247 TRAINS
DUE TO Rail. STRIk +

Continued From First rarep
been removed. Passenger and frelGt'
service continues normal chicago
and Great Western officials denied the
removal or any trains ana declared
service is comparatively good
1.-Two through trains on The Eall.-
Wore and Ohio and on" loca. run
have been Cancelled on me Chicapo
.Givision. one of the trains Cancelled
ga ried mail Passenger trains con-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

Referring to the state
ment Of II. j. Osborn
and the following quota
lions thcrefrOm:
Mr.. Osborn stated that
the average wage OF
the clerical employees is
a fraction over $ll3 per
month. "
The sworn report of
The Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company
TO the Interstate Com
mercc CO m m i s ION
shows that the average
compensation for 2.7S0
clerical positions in
May, 1922, which in
cludes all positions from
Chief Clerks to office
boys. was $l37.37. The
average compensation
for these same positions
after July i, 1922. which
includes The reductions
authorized by the United
states Railroad Labor
Il l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
40 Verdict by Jury.

PETERSBuIG VA. July II. 81
verdict has been returned hy the
coroner. jury !nvost!gating the
death OF Russell widS!us. who was
shot ma killed n; Cr~ws Nn.. last
Tuesday n!Eh:. George Marsh. who
wRs scr!ous!y wounded at the same
slime, Is expected to recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
CONGRESS- AID IN
STRIKE IS FUTILE
tContInm.h Erom rltst rnrnl

Confined From First rageJ
Tor John l. Lewis. head Of the
miners federation,
Tint II was Impossible Ia state
upon what Gumpcrs based hiH hupa.
norah IInn Hopes.
That TIA" '"nf"rscs agreed thai,
nothing practicable in tho form q.
legislation could l." done AZ this time
that would holy the Immediate siiun
tion."
That II" remedial losislatlnu ro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
To Court-MnrtinI Observation-Disclosures

FIT. sui. pKLA., July la-court-
martial "f Briradicr-GcncraI Charles
r.. alcFherrcn, commander of a
"riEadc "f the oklahoma National
Guard. on charges Of lnsuhordina
ti"h. has been ordered In instrue-
t"ns from E"'crnor Robertson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
HIGH STREET SUNDAY
SCHOOL. WINS BANNER

PETERSBURG VA July 10
High stree: NJ. e sunday school was
awarded tho hammer for attendance
At the meeting hold sunday after
noon IN Memorial church, Tho mcot-
ins was presided over by Arthur
pucll. president aui delightful
program was rendered by The Mo
m"ria. Schoo,. The following ~ tho
report " tho acnop!s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20
Gloria Swanson Lose. suit.
iBy United News

Los ANGELES. CAL, July r.
shortly after II Jury in judge Rives
courtroom had voted 10 break the
VIII OF Matthew =. Burns, which left
100000 10 Gloria swanson famous
movlc queen. aud her mother, who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-20

instruments, but with my last two
children i used Mothers Friend and
had only a nurse: we had no time to
get n doctor because l wasn't very
s!ck-only about ten or fifteen min
utcs."
Wri'c for free hook. ''ioh.'hood and the BABY"
cnn'sir!rE irnrOGiar. Information. and all about
Mothers Friend. 10 Rrsdfirld Regulator Co
RA-?3 atlanta. Ga. Mothers FRIEND Is loli
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