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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
IRy Associated prnssl

WASHINGTON. April i7.--warn-
ing that false democracy. mas
qncrading as industrial democracy
ana leading TO bloc control of power
iui minorities" was seeking to over
throw the American form OF govern
ment was voiced today by Mrs.
George Maynard Minor. president
general OF the Daughters OF tho
American Revolution. in formally
opening the thirty first annual con
EreSs cf that society
Mrs. Minor Appealed TO members
OF the organization as guardians OF
the pure hre OF patriotism" To pre-
vent spread OF the danger which she
DECLARED emanatcd largely from ,hN
doctrine "of the Socialist and Com.
munist"
second Danger II "Siacker" Vote.
1t Is mere insidioas. she said,
because II mas1ucrades as the true
industries, trades and classes, instead
of upon geographic districts or num-
erical divisions OF the people regard
less o; class.
\ second danger. scarcely less fata,
unless ehech& she said, lay, the
"slaeker vote. Mrs. Minor declared
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
If the Movies Move You.
the "B-Puzzle' Will

Appeal Of The Dispatch PAPERS
Hrain-Teaser Has Same Potency
as Picture Plays.
COST NIL AND REWARDS Of
SUCCESS INVlTlNGLY LARGE
Keen Eycsign,. quick rcrcep-
ton Effective Aids in Solving
Really Simple Problem.
Time never drags in homes into
which The Times Dispatch "B-
word puzzi" has introduced it.
',elf.
Proof Of this is multiplying in
the assurances daily received by
The Times dispatch that the
"B-word" pastimc has brought a
delightful form OF amusement
into the lives OF the papers
readers.
The "B-word' puzzle gets A
cordial reception at the very out.
set. rs n novel form Of amuse.
incnt, and then as il is examined
and Its possibilities are realized
itS welcome is most pronounced.
Its appca, is as wide as the ap-
peal Of the movies. Every one
who has cNesiGht and speaks the
English tongue can enjoy its
pleasures. And IL costs nothing.
Better yet. II offers rewards 10
The Times Dispatch readers who
present the best lists of visible
objects discovered ia IL tho names
Sof which begin with n"
.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
STAYS WIFE AND SELF
ON TAMPA STREETS
ley Associated Press.l

TAMPA. FLA, April i7.-W r.
Clark. AZ, blacksmith. leapcd from
an automobile at downtown street
corner here today. shot his wife to
himself with pistol.
please don't shoot any more"
Mrs. Clark was heard To cry as
clark poured stream of bullets At
her She was struck seven times
The couple recently separated. and
Mrs. Clark. who was Ciark's second
wife. fled suit for divorce I'm a
cross oil for divorce Clark charged
inhdeliiN. Counsel for Mrs. Clark in
;he divorce proceedings said she had
icared for some time her husband
would Kill her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
GERM MtN-RUSSIAN PACT
STIRS ALLIED RE.SENTNtENT
lEy Associated press.l

- ''F'''N'''N'i 80
GENOA. April l7.-Thc signing %
II treaty between Germany and Rus
sia which nullifies the Brcst-Litov.t
treaty and rc-cstablishes full DIP
matte relations between these
countries on a basis OF equality
caused profound as;onishmcnt
resentment among the allied dctr.
tons. The ministers OF the powers
which convened the conference de-
cided at a meeting held tonight to
have committee OF experts cxamin
this treaty tomorrow morning to ..le-
tcrminc whether II conflicts with tho
Versailles.
seek views of Smaller Powers.
Subsequently the convenins s,mv-.
ers will meet with Poland. Czecho-
Slovakia, Rumania and JuSo- -Slovallia
to ascertain the views OF the lesser
powers and deal with the report OF
the experts.
The British and French delegates
declared tonight that they considered
the signature OF the treaty dis
,oyal act. Apparently i, may imreril
the conference.
IL is stated that the signing Of tho
treaty, which took place at Rapaild
yesterday. was unknown to the al
lied leaders. when Lloyd George.
Rarthou. Schanzcr and Theunys m.t'
this afternoon 10 consider the reply.
which the Russians might mallr 10
The conditions imposed on that coun-
Try. hut as soon as the delegates
learned OF the treaty their program
was changed and the situation. which
is considered extremely grave. fully
discussed.
Won't SIT With Grrmans nud sisys.
NJ. Barthou, head OF the French
delegation. is seeking further instriIc-
tion from his government at Paris
and declared that he would no, cit
beside Russians in scmioilicial meet
!ngs. while NJ. Colrat. French Uudar-
secretary Of State. speaking TO the
correspondent, said: Il have taken
ali necessary measures To cancel the
meeting OF the third commission.
CONTINUED ON Page .. Col. ~ =
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EXPERTS TO EXAMINE.
NEWLY MADE TREATY
Will Report Whether Canncs
Resolutions or Versailles
Paper Violated.
oNFEnE>cE ~ "HEskERs
French Assert They VIII Not Sit
With Muscow and ncriiu
Representatives.
IHy Associated Prc><.I

I.ONDuN. April IT.-Prcmfcr LLOYD
George. questioned tonight concern
Ing rumors that the conference was
ON the verge nf breaking up, iS
quoted by tho correspondent of thu
Exchange telegraph Company as
aasinE:
"fou always hear rumors wherever
there is n conference. Personally, !
am "ptImi>tir."
Regarding reports that the E'rcncl,
nre preparing to Withdraw. hr said:
NO. no. they nrc not going homo"
The allied attitude. added Lloyd
ecorSc. Ind not been definitely dc
ridcd upon; Il would he ncccSSnry to
continue the discussion Tomorrow"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
POWDER BLAST KILLS
TWO: PLANT WRECKED
Explosion Destroys Hercules Powder
tompany's Mill In BIrminc-
hmm
| BY .Associated Press

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. April If
Three thousand Ave hundred pounds
OF black powder exploded this after
noon in the press mill of the Hercules
Powder Company. three miles north
Of North Birmingham killing two
negroes and wreckinE the mill.
Inc negroes killed are Jim Haynes,
toiegeviiie. and Mandy Hill, San
ousky. Their bodies were blown 10
DIS and only few scattering re-
mains could be found. They were the
only persons working D. the press
room, but score or more were en-
pioEed in the other buildings on the
2sO-acre reservation Of the company
J' l.. Burnett. superintendent Of
inc plant. stated that the cause Of
the explosion is unknown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18

Starting from line twenty-five
feet from the patti or ring, Lcftie.
Filly and six other Kids who had won
their contests in the morning prc.
liminaries played until all but Leftie
and Fillie were eliminated either by
killings or poisonings. Then Filly
made throe-foot shot. knock ing tho
last marble from the "pati" and
rolling four feet beyond. II was a
five-foot shot for Leftie's aggic over
rough ground. but Leftie shouted
"fan clearings'. and Fillic had to
make the hest of everything in ma
tiirc." lie shot. struck tiny ciinker
and just missed Leftie's shooter, roll
ing seven feet beyond. Then came
Leftic's great exhibition Of splendid
nerve and certain craftsmanship. He
shot and as his caramel agate struck
Fniic's gray one shout went M
from the playground. and tho movie
~, al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
TROOPS ORDERED OUT
TO PROTECT PROPERTY
City i'm Total Darkness and
Without Outside Com
m,lnication.
FIFTY HoMEs DESTROYED
Flames, Starting In IBy Loft, Ent
Into business Section
of city.
Gsrccia. to The Times Dispatch ]


FoCuMokE CITY. MD. April IL
with ;"n acres in the heart OF tie
city burned over. causing an csti-
mated property damage oc more than
S2.ooo.ooo. Governor Eitchie tonight
ordered "a company OF the First Rec.
iment, Maryland National Guard. to
property which escaped the flames
Tonight tho town is in total dark
ness. Wires arc down. The heart
OF the business section IL a smoldcr-
ing mass Of charred ruins Roth
banks have been destroyed. and in
addition TO business structures nifty
homes fell prey to flames Com.
munication with the outside world
has been established by tapping
wIrcs on tho outSkirts
City In Darkness.
Realizing that after niGhtfall there
would b. no means TO illuminate tho
streets. Mayor Gun iclsphoncd Gov.
nrnor Eitchie for troops. Already
a number OF State police were cn
duty, but these. II was felt, were
Inadequate. six additional state po.
lice last night were assembled at
hrlhir and dispatched here for guard
Gu:y
Governor Ritchie. unable TO reach
Adjutant- Milton A. Record.
'elaphoncd direct to Colonel John p.
Markcy. commander Of the First
Reg imen;. authorizing him to order
out tifty men OF the Salisbury com
pany OF the regiment Colonel Mar
i,y issues the order promptly. and
Preparations to have the soldiers
cnirain at once were begun.
Telephone communication was re-
blished At i o'clock. when tm-
rloyes OF tho telephone company sue
oeed-d In getting two long distance
wires into operation. BY this time
also about 30 per cent Of the phones
in the city again We're in service.
Operators HrroIncs.
Onicials of the company declared
that the operators had proved them.
selves hcroines Despite the tremen-
tous heat and imminent danger that
flames at any minute would sweep
through the building. the operators
disrcGarded orders 10 leave their
posts. and. although ordered on, of
the building. rushed back and re-
sumed their stations at the switch
boar.
Those on duty were: Mrs. Hattie
Henderson. chief operator. and Mrs.
Emma Pchan. Miss Nadis Prater.
Miss Jessie Slocomb and Miss Fannie
Slocomb
The fire started at noon from an
unknown origin III the hay loft OF
the stables and lumber yards of +.
NJ. Wilson. on Maple Street
1.ic rocomoke fire company soon
responded. but. as the building was
ot frame structure and full of nav.
:fe flames soon gained h.adway and
were uncontroliable. due to me
strong winds. II was soon rcaliz,d
that tho rocomoke hrc company
could not check the ire. and the fire
COMPANIES from Snow Hill. Cristieid.
salisbury, Princess Anne. Cambridge
and Laurel were summoned. Snow
iiill was the first To respond. but nv
the time IL arrived the hames wcre
(COntiDucd on pape
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
LEV As.ncia,onI.r..-

CHICAGO, April l..-TwcIvc per
sons are known 10 hav. bee! killed.
more than hundred injured and
thousands made homeless by lorna
docs and floods which swept over the
Central West today.
Tornadnes we're reported In : score.
pf Illinois Indiana and Arkansas
towns. Homes we're demolished wire
Ss''''e cr'ppicd aud live stock Killed.
Heavy snow in Denver.
throughout the area from ohio on
"a" East TO kan-as aud Nebraska ou
'Hc west heavy' downpours swellcsi
D"od waters OF streams airesdy out
"f th"tr banks, and inundated thou
lands Of acres of rich farm land in
addition 10 the vast tracts already
under water
Whi!e snow and sIcet covered
colorado. Kansas Nebraska. Missouri
and Iowa were peltcd with heavy
haiI storms which smashed windows
and caused much damage u cropy.
several inches or snow were re-
ported from Denver.
Half Of Town Di>troycd.
The storm was believed TO have
been the same which lashcd several
towns In northeastern Kansas Sun-
day night. killing several persons.
then jumped over Missouri only 10
rcappcar early today in Southern uli-
nois. In the vicinity Of Irvington tin.
twistcr swept a path twenty, three
miles long and $50 yards wide. kill
ing several persons More than half
of the homes in the town were de-
~ T.f, -afl
ported almost ohlitcratcd
After visiting many Illinois towns.
the tornado jumped into Indiana
striking liedrick. a small village. in
the Western part Of tho State. carly
in the afternoon. TWO hours later
before tho residents had time TO re-
cover. 1t returned causing several
deaths ana heavy property damage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
d. A. K. HEAD WARNS AGAINST
FALSE DEMOCRACY IN NATION
Mrs. George Maynard Minor in Formally Opening 3lst
CongresssAppeals to Members to Prevent Spread of
Doctrine of the Socialist and Communist

mat the corruptness OF politics could
he traced TO the failure OF 37,I3ssc
eligible voters out of 5l.t2l,S3a to
avaii themselves OF this sacred duty
of citizenship.
P"iiticni Fear Nations Curse.
is IL any wondar%' she asked,
that We face the disheratenmg
Spectacle of political towards crins-
ing under the whip of powerful
groups? This political fear is tn.
cure OF our country"
AS representatives of ono half tho
population the speaker said. the wo-
men OF America must accept th4,i.
share of responsibility for tho pu-
litical situation. and for the "Guat.
dianship OF the American homo
which has been fippantly described
as in the discard
IL is said that the morals Of tl.s
rising generation are AZ loose A. ,ts
soloshcs" Mrs. Minor said. hut
don't believe il. l have fai,h In the
young OF today; rslth thar they uui
settle down when the world rocks a
little less unoasily in the phiripoois
left by the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Plot to Kill Lenine
Keeps Him From Genoa
IEr Associated rrcssl

RIGA. April IA conspiracy
among liusSian monarchists IN
Central and Eastern Europe ~,
XIII Nikolai Leninc IL he daros TO
step outside Russia. is said by
secret service men here 20 have
had more or less OF hearing on
the fact that l.enirc has not
started for Genoa to attend the
economic conference.
According to the secret service
men, the plot 10 assaSsinatc Le-
nine is being strcngt gthcned from
the Meditcrra mean 10 the Baltic
Seas. They declare the plot is Il
Well organized one. and that not
with standing the arrest OF White
Russians in Itdly. Germany and
else where. the leaders in the CON
spiracy still are at large
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
TWO children Drown In Crock.

DEEIbDER. Liza. April I7.-Con-
selio. aged II, and William Z. chill.
dren OF Tony hernandez, OF this place.
were drowned yesterday when they
fell into Rudick Creek white play
ing along the edge Of the water. \
third child. who tried to save them.
was rescued
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Speed Conviction of
Maryland Moonshiner
IKy Tinted novel;

WASlilNGToN, April l7.-pro-
h!hi,ion headquarters reports tina,
MARYLAND holds thr speed record
TOY moonshiner conviction.
Charles Carrick, am alleged
moonshincr. was arrested near
capitol Heights. Md. AT $50 =. NJ.
Immediately arraigned before
Judge Mofett. justice OF the peace
At Hyattsvillc Md. sentenced to
six months in the workhouse. and
hncd 400 with costs by o'clock
the same afternoon.
Carrlck was arrested in conn-,-
ton with raid on two Stills aud
tho seizure Of $50 gallons % mash
and several gallons Of moonshinc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Savannah Prohibits jar. Dnncinu.

SAVANNAH. CA. April l7.2An or
dinance prohibiting Jazz dancing in
Savannah was adopted by city Coun.
ell this afternoon. y clause exempt
ing jaXX dancing in thcaters was
eliminated from the ordinance. prac-
ticaliy all the ministers in Savannah
advocated the law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
rhc Secret Iic,calrd.

With the close of the Fun Game
comes the revelation Of how many
"B-words" We're in that teasing pie
turc. Bnt until then there is still
for the big prizes. So IL you have no;
set done 40, turn to the "B word
picture In this issue and put In Your
bid for q big prize, 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Hundreds Flee Homes as
Lcvcc Threatens to
Give Way.
APPEAL TO FRED CROSS
Emergency Relief Fund Be.
ing Raised a. Waters Con.
tinuc to Rise.
LEV tnltcdNonsl

CHICAGO. April LITTLE con;ral
division OF the American Rcd Cross
here was notified by long distance
telephone cariy Monuay nigh, that
the leNce at Mcclure, just north oil
cairo. Ill. was expected TO break at
amy moment. and that hundreds OF
persons were fleeing their homes.
should the lcvce Civ. way. the mes
sage added. 5,"oc Cairo homes would
u" inundated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
FOUR ARRESTED ON
CHARGES OF MURDER
Negroes Confess 10 killing Conductor
and Admit Participation in
Eleven RObbcrics.

MACON. GA, April IL Sherim J
Il. Hicks. Jr.. announced tonight tha:
four negroes have been arrested
charged with the murder of Conduct.
or -Motorman \. l.. .\iisood on Christ.
mas night. last yea" Not only has
n confession been obtained from one
OF the arrested, the sheriff said, bu,
q confession also has been obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
JAPANESE MOVE TO
RATIFY ARMS PACT
Committee Appointed to Consider
Agreements Reached Mt Wash
inEtOn Meets.
IBy Associated Press.l

AokYO. April ia meeting OF
the committee appointed TO consider
the agreements reached at the Wash
inGton armament conference. held
here today. IL looked upon by the
local press as preliminary to the rati-
fication Of tho pacts.
Premier Takahashi explained vari-
Gus points concerning the agreements
and replied TO questions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
Con,icts rnyor rroh,bI,Ion

Notion. April ia re-
cent pol! Of conNicts in 80, penal
institutions on their stand in regard
4" prohibition resulted in vote
of 1913 to 909 in favor Of the
eighteenth anne ndment. according to
T.. T.. budding. president OF the
prisoners relief society. Mr.. budding
said the poll had been taken at the
request OF a United States Senator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
The Secret RcycaIed.

with the close of the Fun Game
comes the revelation of how many
"B-words" were in that teasing pic
ture. But until then there is still
for the big prizes. so II YOU have NOT
,yot done so, turn to the "B-Word,
picture in this issue and put LN ste.
bid foria hlK prize. lis u ~ ss q.
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Continued on Page 2. Col. 81
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'ContInued on Pase Il. Col. a,
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\ \. FIRM PURCHASES
STEEL CORPORATION
IBy Associa,cd Press

'iIENiNGihM. NLA. Aprl IL
T'f Bi'minsham steel Corporation
was sold IN United States bank
rHrtcy court here today To the vir
a:nia Fridge and Construction Com.
Inny OF Roanoke. for slss. 600.
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Continued on rage :. Col. -
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Newport News. Clearly Visible from
&. g. O. steamer plying between New
port News and Norfolk. Fast trains
leave Riehmoad $500 a. NJ, 1890
.AAen, t;16 r. M.--Adv. cd ~ z, i,5
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Continued ON Page .. Col. ID
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settle on Reciprocal Bnsi-.

iB) All legal relations concerning
questions OF public or private law
resulting from tho state OF war. in
Guiding the question Of merchant
ships acquired by either stdc during
the war shall he settled on basis
OF reciprocity.
fC) Germany and Russia mutually
renounce the repayment OF expenses
caused by prisoners Of war. in tho
same way as the Reich renounces re-
payment OF expenses caused by the
in,ernmcnt Of soldiers Of the Russian
army. The Russian government re-
nounces payment OF the sum Germany
has derived from the sale Of Rus
sian army material transported into
Germany
Private Claims Renowned.
Article Tl.-Ciermany renounces all
claims resulting from tho enforce
ment OF the laws and measures of
the Soviet republic as they have af-
fectcd German nationals or their pri-
vatc rights or the rights OF the Ger
man Reich itself. as well as claims
resulting from measures taken by
tho Soviet republic or its autiiori-
ties in any other way against the
subjects OF the German Reich, or their
private rights, provided the Soviet
government shall not satisfy similar
claims made by any third state.
Article lIT.-Consular and diplo-
matte relations between the Reich
and the Federal republic OF Soviets
shall be resumed immediately The
admission OF consuls 10 both coun-
tries shall he arranged by special
agreement.
Article IN--Eoth governments
Uroptinued On Pnoa ,c,-,-
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The Weather

showers, followed by clearing. to-
days; tomorrow. fair nnd
cooler.
'Fos full weather report. ses Pass So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-18
WATER IN MISSISSIPPI
REACHES RECORD HEIGHT
tBy Associated Pressl

IBy AsSociated Prcss.l
NATCHEZ, MISS. April li.-An
previous high water records OF the.
Mississippi River at Natchez have
been broken. Tonight the local gauge
continued on Page :. Col. 81
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G. & o. 1922 SUMMER RESORT
COLDER lS OUT. May be had at
ticket ofttcea or upEn application to
Jno, mo p Potts, p. a. NJ, Richmond,
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.Continued ON Page ll. col. 81 ?
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ASK BUSINESS MEN
TO GET TOGETHER
MACkINTOsH IN TALK
President Of Ad,crlising
Clubs of World Addresses
Local Organization.

Htrossinr tn urgency of business
men getting together frequently TO
discuss business conditions. and III.
need for more efficient ,alcsmauship.
Charles Houry Mackin,osh presidcn,
of the Associated Advertising Club OF
'he World, addressed the members Of
10 Richmond Advertising club and
representatives o; practically every
"r&anizst!nn in the city. Yesterday a t
o'clock in ;nc auditorium Of Mur
rhy'e Hotel
The gathering vas an unusual one.
men and women representing every
Inc of business allcd the audl,orium.
while Governor T.. Lee Trinkle and
Mayor George Ainslic occupied seats
IT the speakers table. r. II. Thomas.
president OF the Richmond hdvcrtia-
.nS Club. presided, and introduced
Governor Trinkie as the chief cxecu-
tive Of the best stat. in the Union.
an official who was using his in
huence and power 10 bring sbou, CO.
operation between the farmer and
the city man.
Mayor Ainsiie was introduced in a
way that stranger would not mis-
take that he is Mayor Of Richmond.
and in turn, Governor Trinklc and
Mayor Ainslie welcomed President
Macintosh 10 Virginia and Rich
nOnd.
Wakes Good Promi>cs
PRESIDENT Thomas. in Introducing
Mr.. Mackintosh said n. was a man
"h" had made good his prediction
promises. that II elected president of
tie Associated Advertising Clubs OF
the World, he would visit every adj
NertisinG club in the United states
aud Canada. He has left Richmond
as the last club in tho United states.
probably because he loves us best
said Mr.. Thomas
Mr.. MacHintosh's talk included
every angle of business. and also
touched on efficiency as applied TO
salesmanship and in national adver-
Using campaigns. His message was
of especial interest To the heads of
departments. and he was given rapt
attention throughout the one hour
and fifteen minutes he occupied in
delivering ii. In part. he said:
There never was a time in the
commercial history OF the United
states when ii was so urgent that
we business people get together and
.Continued on Page II. Col. s.
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G. & o. 1922 SUMMER RFsoRT
FOLDER is OUT. May 9c had al
ticket ofncesi or upon app Eation TO,
Sno. IN ~, Potts, r. :. M, R'chni3na,