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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
PAPER PLANT EXTENSION
NOW BEING MADE
Is Not SO Great as First Re
ported-Adds 300 to
Paw Roll.

HOPEWELL. VA. July Silt was
reported today that work had already
been started by the Hummcll Ross
Company, paper manufacturers. on the
new finishing plant TO be erected. The
report that the company would en-
ploy $500 was Incorrect and should
have been between zoe and $50 ad-
ditionai employees after tn" plant is
finished.
The construction work is expected
To cost between $1,000 and $1,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
IIns Nnted 10 NcnrH.

1iOPEW ELL. VA. July 3l-Judre
George \. ArmStead. OF City Point
has returned from several weeks
visit 10 RoannS" and other cities. Mr.
ArmSt"ad is well known here and
said tomorrow he viii cast his vote
ANA il viii make nifty years that he
has visited tn. local ballot boxes.
IUd., ArmSt"ad presided over thou
sands of cases during the DUPONT
rush and says ,hat never has per-
son accused him OF being unjust In
his decisions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Stnrt ...I,,p-I," c,,un,Irn

llOpEWE ELL. VA, July 3l-citi-
zcns Of liopewell. city point. DUPONT
city and the villages have started II
"Clcan-Cp" campaign and expect TO
have their neishborhoudS spotlcss
within thirty days. CRY Point is al
ready recognized az OF. OF the pref
test places in this section of Nir-
ginia. Beautiful cottages line the
streets and every resident takes a
keen interest In bcautifyinr the
premises
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
BOY IS HIT By AUTO
AND BADLY INJURED

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch. /
PEI ERSRrRG. VA. July n
James MhcFrcd"rick. -. son of Wi
liam MacFrcdcr!ck, OF stop 81. on
the intorhurban line. In ChcStcraeld
Counts was hadly injured ahou, m.
head this afternoon about 40
O'Clock, when ne was struck by an
automobile. driven by W. " Kinsey
l-a south Sycamore Street. on ina
Richmond Petersburg PIX.
witnesses. according to police. saw
ma, the accident was unavoidahl..
me boy running across the road In
front %: the car. SIC was rushed to a
local hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
close Rncr In I,operci,.

HONEYWELL. VA. July 3l-Thc
voting in Hopewell will start tumor-
row morning at 500 O'Clock. and
finish at 7:l3 l.. NJ. The voting place
Will be at - Poythress street. Iii
r"ctly in the central part OF the
city.
There are about 800 qualified voters
in Hopeweil and the majority arc
expected 10 turn out tomorrow.
Swanson supporters claim the
city hy n large majority, while tn"
Davis side expects TO roll up nice
vote and win out. II is expected.
however. to he very close in this
CITY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
ACCIDENT KILLS 2 u. S.
SOLDIERS IN GERMANY
One of the Men WINS Son OF
North Carolina

Try Associatcd Press. !

COBiENH. GERMANY. July 3l.-
Priva,cs Harry Long. Of I.ogansport.
Ind. and Fitzhugh langsron. Of Au-
burn. y. G.. were killed 1T Ehren-
br"itSt"in today, when the machine
gun truck In which they were riding
skidd"d int" IL telegraph pole and
overturned. Long died a few minutes
after the accident. but Lan.stou
lived for u few hours
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
To Issue Employment Certificates

pETERSHtiti, VA. july al
Major John Otcy Walker will issue
employment certificates during the
month Of August to all children un-
der Ii years OF age. who apply for
them, providing they arc engaged
in gainful occupations. T. NJ Mar
Tin. superintendent Of schools. has
hcretofor" issued tho certificates. hut
Viii he absent from the city next
month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
KIwnnI~ club Meet. To-day.

fETERSBl'ItG. VA. July al
'hc kiwanis club viii meet to-
morrow afternoon at . O'Clock at the
i'"'"i fetcrsb'Ss FOR luncheon and
BUSINESS. Pres id"n, John H. Jolly
VIII preside. ana billie" Worth and
ti"psoh ON Will have charge ,I
me entertainment. This Is tn. first
lime since tar. locnl cluh has ,...,,
"rhnnized that "A meeting has f,II.n
on thr iirSt OF the month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
MiddlcScx County Merchants.

W. Y. Shack.lford. Saluda.
n. II. PITTS. Saiuda
f.. Il. YarrlnEton. Warner
r. u. Deurius, Church View.
x. Il. Dunn & Bros. Streets.
Thos. Il. Evans. Water View.
Parker Bros. Water View.
Geo. Thrift Samos.
II. Il Walden, Jamacah
II. n. Walden. JaInacah.
r. l.. Dunn. trhanna.
f.. w. west. Urbanna..
Smith & Bros. Urhanua
Geo. chowninE, trbanna.
Newton Whalcy. Irhsnna.
Is. g. Richardson. Trbanna.
l.. +. HHrker. Crbanna.
Hayward & Robbins. Urbanaa
Mrs q. r. Taylor, trbanna.
r. A Davis. Crbanna
Prince e Brooks. Christ Church
Il :. Hristow. trhanna.
simmons * Hurley. trbanna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Sun of McII-knn,,n I.nrmrr.

RALEIGH. y. g.. July 3l.-privatc
FttZhush langSt"n. who was killed
in an accident at i;hrenbreitstein.
Germany. today Was the son of Jesse
t.. l.angSton. weli-known Wax.
county farmer. who lives two miles
from Auburn. y G., IL was learned
here this afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS
PREPARE FOR PRIMARIES
Three Candidates in Noulina.
ton Race Agains, Scna-
tor Townsend.
KELLEY PRINCIPAL OPPONENT
Foes of Incumbent Tnkc >cwhcrry
Case n Dominant IsSuc-Point
out That Townsend Voted for New
berry.

prTR0IT MIcn. Julv 5l.-Michi-
can RenuhIic,ns are lining tp for a
bi,,cr Struggle in the STATE primaries
cyc- thor candidate for the United
s,a,, S,na-. Tho Ncwbcrrv ease
wtIl bo the dominant issue.
Tho urinary election viii he held
Seprcn,bor ~. and four candidates are
already i'm tho field.
senator Charles y. Townsend will
a~ht fo,. -a-a)ec,ion Townsend has
suar, nineteen wears in Congress on
terirs unli'ics as an iusurccnt. and
later Incoming n personal and no.
litIcal follower OF Theodore Eoosc-
vol,
Towuscrd's foes viii prcss to the
Ijn,i, ,baj- nnlnt mar n. VOTED 10
scat Truman u N.yrh.rr, i'm tn. SEN
ate claiming Thai tho rank aud Mo
Of Michigan Rcruhlicans must wine
out the stigma they say attached it,
self 70 mo nar,y through the scandal
following Ncwherrys election
kclIe~ rrinrIpnI opponcut.
The senator's prinripal uunouont
is CONGRESSMAN patrick II Kelley.
chairman Of tho House Subcommittee.
on Naval Authorizations The others
are state Senator Herbert Baker of
ShehoyCan. and John -. Emery. Of
Grand NapIds, former acting ma
tioual commander of the American
Legion.
Townsend has announced he will
s-ay in Washington until tho ad-
tournment Of Congress, but hero In
Michigan his wen-organizcd cam
raicn committee has begun it's ac-
tiviries and is issuing monthly re-
nor,s Of MONEYS cypcndcd in his he
half. Already. according to these re-
morris mo committee has snrn, mara
;han 81 ono. and this is a vcor whom
campaign expcndi-uros are going 10
be carefully observed. The Michigan
law i-nnoses strIc; limits on mo nor,
sonal cxpendI,urcs NJ rondid,,.
hu, his COMMITTEES is allowed almost
A free rein.
Kelley. who has bcon ON Tho ocla
for several weeks. mas promIsod maj
ne will anno,n, ,,n cnmmi,,.o n,,d
that he will keen within a candida;e's
personal allowance, wbirh ,nnu,,s
TO $3.50, half senator's annual sal
ary.
CIaim. Tor BACK. Kelley.
The Townsend faction claims ,ha,
Kelley has tho backin- -, uo,ry
Ford. who was defeated nv Ncwh.rrv
after one Of tho hotties, cnmpairns
In State politIcai history Shou,d tho
powerful Ford interests donni,cIy ,rd
openly indorse Kelley. tho camn,irn
will resolve itself into something
similar to tho original Ford Nav
berry battle The regular" wing M
the marty. Including many ac,,vs j.,
Newherrv's el,r,ion four vcars s,o
is now largely behind Tnwnsc~d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
No Trncc Found Of Rankin.

HOPEWElL.. VA. July 3l.-No
trace has been found OF John iIankin,
the lT-year-oid boy. who took fly
Ing leap fran the sccoTd-story win
dow of the local Jail some time Sat
urday night. Tho boy was being held
on tn. charge Of the larceny of two
gold watches
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Held for Alleged Attack.

IIOPEW ELL. VA. July al, w.
and q. +. Woodson. white. charged
with striking Mike Kizbar. Greek.
over the head with II bottle several
days ago, w"r" arralgncd before Jus
tice Rlankenship this morning and
sent on TO the grand jury. Both men
were released under bail for their
appearance in the Corporation Court
next month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
city Point Waters Ready.

HOrEW ELL. VA. .Iuly 3l.-City
Point people will be NJ early iomor-
row morning Ia east their vote Cor
United states Senator. according TO
reports. The voting plac" will he
on Maple Avenue. known as the EppS
place. the same location as tn" last
II. MCGOWAN and 5. y. Jack
son VIII lie tn" judge and clerk. The
polls will open ut So? A. NJ. and
close al ia Il. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
HurriHrs Make Water unul

PETERSBURG, VA, July al.-
bure'afS 'ailed 20 take away any
thing from tho store Of Mrs ~ M
so, of South Sycamore Stree, las,
night. after they Gu, out nanoi
from S1e side door. Nothing was re-
ported lost this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
IIcnNy RmIn In PrIc1.luru

III rHSNI no. VA JUly 3I-pD-
lefs"Hrf ~ visited by another
"s"Ny ram mis- Afternoon. startling
about Z O'Clock. While mo- d,,o,,.,,
vas don" IN the city rspor,s frnm
nearby counties indicate hat IN.
crops hay" suffered some damage
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Tnctn To nrorpnui,- MIn,.,r,

ROME, July III --I.uirI Fu,to vhn
81" MS cabinet resigned on July ~.
"""E was entrusted 10y King Me
tory Emmanuel with the task of
forming u new ministry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

j. g. Calls. Locust Hill.
Locust Hin Motor Co. Locus,
Iiill.
u. Is. Sihl"y. Locust nm
7. Y. Lawson. Harmony Village
\. r.. SaEer. Locklics.
r.. &. Hibbl". SyrinEa
", II French a Son, Lot.
:. Il. Norris. Lot
Tom Chapman. Wake.
r. w. Hart. Wake.
narrower e. Christian. wilton
T. l.. Hardy. AnburE.
James Grinnel, Grinnels.
| T. W. Daniels. Anburg
u. y. Kelly. Deltaviile
f. Is Moore. Dcl,aTille.
7. &. Calls. Dcltavillr.
RiSal Motor Co, Grbanna.
Hogs & Co. trhanna.
Middlcscn Marble Co. trbanna
TT. y. Bonner. trhanns.
lR w Hurley, trbanna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

II. 4. curr. Storrmount.
81 w. Easton. Stnrcmount
g. y. Hardy. Heaiy.
Rr"ok~ & Prince. Locust Hill
!. W Daniels. Nrhcad.
". II. Waters. Topping
J. T.. clark & Son. Regent.
y. -. Clark. SyrirEa
]. = Hart. Lot.
w. l.. Lacamp. Stampers.
T. y. wake. Wake
T. l.. bingham. Rushy.
y. u. Blake. Wilton.
T.. -. irimhcll. Anburr.
j. Il. Morris. Anburg.
IT. n Ginnbell. Anbure.
T. -. Dczier. Dcltavill..
J. Y. Yates, Dcltavillc.
l.. + Jackson Deltaviils
F.. " Bristow & Son. Dcltaville
]. W. Marstir. urhanna.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

!. y. Ashley. cold Water.
T. w. Carlton. Shanghai
l. II. carr. Little plymouth.
] s. Dunn, DraEEOnvilc
J. u. Gr"sserts CrcsScrts
-. H. Eiand. Plain View.
ShaCkclford Motor Co. Shackelford.
J Il r. Milby. Shackelford.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Gloucester County Merchants.

Wolf Pharmacy. Gloucester Courthouse.
W. 6. Carr. Gloucester Courthouse.
Robbins & Lawson. Gloucester Courthouse.
s *. Shackciford e. Bro. Gloucester
Courthouse.
T. II. Williams. Wan.
lanes Store. Inc. James store.
william brown, Schly
W. T. Broaddus Dutton.
W. g, Grimstcad. Harcum.
u. II. Roe. Cash
". II. Trivilion, Ark.
Gloucester Mere. Co. Woods Cross
Roads.
!. w. Stubhs. GlcnnS
Sydnor Bros. wood Cross Roads
John Newcomb. White Marsh.
H. G. Minor. Coke.
H. Taliafcrro. Ramona.
T. w Woodward Sellon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Kent Courthouse Route.

\. z MNrslin & Co. Shackclford.
E:lnhy Millby, Clancy.
]. y. chalkck. Mascot.
linn HogG Mascot
Charlie Bland. Shanghai
Norman a irudSe. Little plymouth.
Moore Bros. Dracronviile
W T.. LittlepaE.. True Heart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
Mathews County Merchants.

/ Hudgins Mchin Grimstcad.
Mathews Drug Co. Mathews Courthouse.
Haynes Garage. Mathews Courthouse.
7. H. HudIns. Port Haywood.
r. williams & Co.. Williams Wharf
Williams G. Bros. Sousan.
.. r. HudGins. New Upton.
Owens & Armstcad. Perry.
a. r. Brooks. Labon.
! +. X. Digs & Son. I.abon.
7. NJ. owens. Digs
r. Y. Hudcins Digs.
Hndgins Gro. Co, FItchetts
Hicks Store. Foster.
Antoner & Bros, Bohanns
l.. s. White. Mobjack
G. NJ Brown, North.
| j. ~ Ernnei. Hudgins
HudSins & Brimstcad. Gwynns.
l.. y. Callicc, Mathews Courthouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

Reed Rice e. Co, Reedsville.
Palmer e Moore, Recdsville.
j. j. Crowder & Sons, Reedsville.
r. L. Bowles & Bros, Election.
G. a. Hammock, Sunny Bank.
i. f. Edwards, Edwardsville
wv D. G. Stevens Wicomico.
Whaley Il Hanks. Reno.
q. Anderton, Reno.
Geo. &C. Thomas, Browns Store.
r. j. Morris. Miskimon.
r. l.. Covington Bros, Burgess Store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

West Point Quality shop. West Point.
Lewis & Hargrav". West Point.
| a. s AligoDd, West Point
[ j. y Chalklcy. Mascot.
Hess Variety store. West Point.
]. NJ Clayton West Point
y. r HarErav" & Son. IVES, Point
citizens Ice Il Coal co.. West Point.
Thos. 4. Bar,h. West Point.
r.. &. Amos West Point.
/ Warning Bros West Point.
] J. 4. Simms West Point
Smith"r ~ Roberts Motor Co. West Point
I r. II. Shelton Il co. West Point.
I II r.. Richardson ~ CO. West Point
Stanley Sturtz West Point
l Geo. W Thomas Music 60. West Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01


Lancaster Garage. Eilmaruick.
Eubank Bros. kilmnrnlck.
Geo. Saunders. White stone.
w. a. Dunsion. White Stone.
Adams Hard. Co.. White Stone.
j. G. Robbins. Palmer.
Y. A. Schools. Foxville.
Geo. Foxviile. Foxvillc.
7. S. Saunders. Irvington.
7. j. Hayden, Irvington.
y. S. Southland. Irvington.
r. a. Tilton. Merry TT.
j. u. Cockrell, Rrookvale.
c. a. Wlndgate. Mullusk.
G. w. Tlame. Mullusk.
w. II. Dunna way, Ottoman.
j. c. Saunders. Millinbeck.
+. :. Lewis, Millinbcck.
T.. II. Davis, Ocron.
-. n. Pittman. Rchobath Church.
4 County.
! X. l.. Burgess. Burgess Store.
G. II. walker, Burgess store.
Mrs. Harvey. Burgess Store.
Jacob French. Fairport.
&. j.. lett, Fairport.
) Biundon & Hinton. Reedsville.
Rccdsville Motor Co. Rcedsville.
! Rccdsville Drug store, Co.
[ o. NJ. Williams. Tibertha.
Harding II Lewis. Election.
{. S. walker. F;dwa rdsville.
| TOTAL, JgH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01
n East King and Queen that Will use the Ne,

II. II. Gayle. Grcsscrts.
Moor" Eros, Hockey.
H. : Bland. Cologne.
Walker n Co. Shackelford.
u. l.. Farnrhoit. Shackclford.
!. Y. burton. Elson.
Gcorc" Mildly. Nclma.
I. k:hbins Mascot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

j. l.. Cornwall. Lancaster c. II.
G. II. Foley. Merry 1T.
Geo. Mckenncy, lberis.
!. -. Stoncman Mullusk.
T. ~ Hamc. MulluSk.
j. II. Sncad. OttOhan.
J. s. Blackmore e. Co., Sonora.
j.. -. Fickln. Mdinbeck.
j. &. Davis. Ocron.
G. H. Pitman. Cuttons Mill.
II. Fl. Pittman, Regina.
w. 4. DoEgett, Rcamcs.
Pearson & Bitner, Reamcs.
r. s. Thomas. Rcames.
j. y. Whitager. Reames.
r. O. Smther, Kilmarntck.
Kilmarnick Drug Store, Kilmarnick.
j. r. Stokes. Kilmarnick.
r. l.. Allen Kilmarnick.
j. s. Brown. Kilmarnick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-01

y. Jones. Saluda
Neal " Smithcrs. Saluha.
-. &. Bourne, Saluda.
Saluia Motor Co. Saluda.
Saludt Marble Works. Saluda.
-. II. Ball. Saluda
Il. :. Stuhhs. Saluda.
: w. Al.sworth. Warner.
Rr"ach Il Thomas. Warner.
willie Spencer. Church View.
evans n Evans. Rcvis.
,;urch & Sons. Samos.
\. Il. Spencer, SamoS.
Willie Rurch. Ncstiucs
Cooper Gro. Co. Cooper.
Taylor e Martin. Cooper.
South Side Marine Co. Crbanna
Middles"x Motor Co. trba ma.
w. l.. Beaslcy, Saluda.
J. T.. Smith n Co. Saluda
Eristo Pharmacy co. Saluda.
Auto supply Co. Saluda.
g. r.. l.. Edwards. Saluda.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
Good
Morning,
Judge!
By Rudolph Perkins.

According to Carrie Woodward,
her sweetie. Walter Douglas, is the
original hardboiled person.
The other night when they had
an argument, Carrie declared. Wal
ter pointed to the concrete sidewalk
and said: ''Ah am gonna mex 1t hot
TO you You en- me is gwine go
through dat concrete head fore
most to Hades. All am gonna kill
you so darn dead you won't know
nothin' bout it"
The troubles OF the couple start
ed. Walter said. when Carrie in
sisted on spoofing him about her
other gentleman friends and he in
sisted that she stop.
Walter wore a woman's bar pin
In hts collar which was chock full
of woolworth diamonds and they
shone like s1,000,000 against the
dark background caused by the slit
in the collar.
He denied that he made any
threats. but admitted that when
he had a couple of shots of corn
Iikker he usually lost his temper.
IT am going to take your personal
bonds this time" said Judge Nc
Mshon. "'on condition that you let
this woman alone"
-s'.sf -hh goes near her ag'in," said
waiter, you kin hang me-"
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14

see you again-you have brought
me more happiness-than you know
my dead heart lives again"
With obvious effort he dragged
the hand that held the ruby mack
lace to his lips and left the SPLEEN
did cleaning thing lying there
across his face.
Jeanne wondered il he meant he
was thinking of the little Italian
sweetheart who had stabbed herself.
She shuddered as she looked at
the rubies winking malevolently.
even in the half light. They looked
like blood dripping from Bonni-
cetti's mouth.
She felt an infinite relief in hav-
ing got rid of them at last. They
had been a sort of evil genius which
had seemed to haunt her at every
turn.
She touched Bonnicetti's cold fin
gers with her own gloved ones, and
whispered:
"Good-by, I am glad I could give
them back to you. I hope 1t is not
too late. Tomorrow / will send you
the little Borgia cabinet in which
found them. They've rested there
all these years, and I think it only
right that you should have 1t back. >
Then she went out and down to
the street where she hailed a taxi
and caught the o'clock train to
the country.
Barstowe had not arrived when
she got home. but her maid in
formed her that Mrs. Barstowe. sr..
wished to see her in the library at
once.
Mrs. Barstowe?' exclaimed
Jeanne in amazement. why, my
mother-in-law is at Hot Springs"
Mr.. and Mrs. Barstowe returned
unexpectedly this afternoon" the
girl replied.
Without stopping to change her
frcck, Jeanne went down to the
library.
''here she found a family council
lined up against her. Vera Dayton
was there also, and Jeffries, the
secretary.
Another fine installment of this
story tomorrow.
To be Continued Tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14

Dear Miss Blake; l am girl
10 years of age. My girl friends
are always having little socials, and
Think it no more than right that
I should have one, as my house is
much larger than any of my girl
friends. Every time, bring this
matter up to my mother she never
seems to be in favor of it. Now,
Miss Blake. as am not like the
girl of today - that is, going to
dance halls every night unescorted
i cannot understand why mother
will not let me have few boys
and girls up. BLANCHE.
Mothers wrong, Blanche! Funny
she would not encourage you to
make your home the mecca for nice
young folks company, isn't 1t. /
just don't understand her reason
ing: Mothers can do wonders for
marriageable young daughters by
taking an interest in their good
times, directing their friendships
through this home channel you urge
Mother needs advice. -
Dear Miss Blake: am a young
man of about 21, and I am in. love
with young lady three years
younger. have to compete with a
rival who loves her as dearly as
dc. After a long consideration I've
proved that he can make her hap
pier than can. Should I give her
UP to my rival in order to make
her happy? KID.
If I loved a girl, I wouldn't give
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
Horoscope
TUESDAY, MARCH IA, 1872,


This should be a fortunate day,
according to astrology, for the Sun.
Mars, Neptune and Jupiter are all
in benefic aspect. Venus and Saturn
are adverse early in the morning.
During the busy hours the plan
etary government should be inspir-
ing and stimulating. making for en-
ergy. foresight and wise activities.
Those who seek employment
should make the best use of today's
opportunities, since men and women
in high places are likely to be ami
able and ready to extend assistance
in placing applicants wisely.
The seers point out that part of
the scheme of individual progress
at this time is loss of positions that
command salaries, for all reorgan-
ization processes send the dis
charged to better places.
Physicians and surgeons should
benefit by this posting of the stars
Hospitals are to focus attention at
this time.
Mars seems to promise honors to
military men who will be intrusted
with important missions or appoint
ments.
President Harding continues un-
der the most favorable direction of
the stars and will gain popularity
through the spring.
There is a fairly promising sign
for explorers who will turn atten-
tion to practical uses for their dis
coveries.
Spain and Portugal are to engage
world attention owing to the sinis-
ter effects of the stars that disturb
Industrial and economic conditions.
California is subject to a rule of
the stars making for sensational
and unexpected occurrences.
Chicago is to attract unusual at
tention before the summer months.
There is a luck sign for the city's
business interests.
Storms of extraordinary violence
are likely to be frequent until late
in the spring this year, all parts of
the country being affected.
Persons whose birthdate il is
have the augury of a busy year that
brings many new interests.
Children born on this day will
probably be enterprising and pop
ular. but impatient at details and
careless about important trifles.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
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her up without a good struggle.
not admit anyone else could make
herself. I'd prove TO one else could
do that.
. Dear Miss Blake: I am a young
boy of 10 years. in love with a girl
two years my junior. / always tell
her Hove her but she always smiles
and turns away. Does that show
any love or affection toward me?
J.E.
1t must please fler to hear it when
she smiles. think you not, J. E?
suppose if you keep on telling her
that by the time you are ready to
offer her home she will be i'm
pressed. But then. again. you can
not be sure of. the heart of a IL
year-oid. because it's nature is
rather inclined to be cha ngeable, a
good thing. it might be added, since
II Is a tender age for so moment"
Gus a decision.
Dear, Miss Blake: 1 am a girl of
10. and am going with a fellow two
years my senior. We both love each
other. A few days ago he said he
had lied to me once, but will not
tell me until we. are married. Is
there any possible way I could make
him speak out?,,>
80. BROKEN HEART.
If it has anything to do with hap
piness of the future, you should
know about What the young man
teld the lie. As a matter of fact,
he should tell you the whole thing
instead of creating a doubt in your
mind. Perhaps, if you put it to him
that way he will tell you the truth.
The Washington herald., 1922-03-14
Bagley-Brubaker Wedding.

ROCKVILLE, Md, March 13.-
Miss Emma c. Brubaker, daughter
of Rev. E. w. Brubaker. pastor of
the Methodist Church at Potomac,
and Mrs. Brubaker, and Horace NJ.
Bagley. of South Hill, Va, were
married Saturday evening at the
home of the brides parents, her
father performing the ceremony.
The bride was until recently a
member of the faculty of the Rock
willie High School.