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Health Talks by Dr.. Brady
why SaNn.

Mrs / "a writes ~ ynwn aho,,, once every
,rf,,,. l., ,n, 40, ,,, {, {, ,,,, ,,,, an,
,jrod /, ,IYc.s M. I'm An ,,ul,,rr,s.iu,. ,osi.
tom nc nm, nunl,yod IN am n,,i,, Evcry
da, ,rtor lunch ! fool very sI..nv am, am mn
AMI. :, do mn, ,col work or IA E.., ms. cycs
oman un,il Iotn in tho at,c,nu.p when i, .r.d.
ually wears of I, ism, tina, ! stun with food
l.r,us. ca, ycry u,,l. can II Ia. ,u. TO
l,cL of cxcr,ixc2 ST a, vurl, All duy long
ana az | live. near tho oricc | do no walking
and al nirh; aftor simmer feel roo ,ir.l 10
80 walking And ulrus, send mo the karcl,
,rca;men. for reducing az / am gaining flesh
very rupidiv much to my sorrow"
Although Mrs H. does no; say So as a ruln
folks with her romplai,, mention mat M,
-; plenty OF glrrn every uiuh, nfcn In
deed. they slcep to rnuch-rraw-i into bed too
carly i'm th., EVENING and lii. ron lat. In rho
muruin. ,,hidrcu under 70 wears OF ,.c can
scarcely slerp too long for good health and
good looks No younv nnrson can worry
along on legs than ten hours OF slccp each
Min, mud ,,,s.r,a ,o,d bonI,h n,,,l c,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
The Onc-Trrm DrluSion

[ 'EN ~ "Whl'louS gentlemen WITHIN the
hcp"oh'ah party are proceeding hope
'uIiF "NhS 'he Pohti'a! pathway IN antci-
p''o" OF an announcement from tn" White
rouse some orishi morning thht president
f'"'"'hs' "earled ana worn by his duties,
N"' '"N''"" win h"ho'S. VIII not seek re-
'l''''"" ]" i'-f- ih'S' gentlemen seem
u" assume 'n"' 'h' present h'Ir h"Ider VIII
N"'""'"F'N surrender his leadership oil his
r"'N ana retiring 10 pr'Va'" III" ana 20
,"' u" '""'E h""ieS''a"' recently acquired
an up me '"le vi party sage
we "'"N II" more an" IL" Tess ahou' 'he
az ''"'' i"'"'"E ih''H'l"hS nan any o'h'r
' N'' ""' w "'' ''i'''''" !" " s"eSS III
'"' '""' '''' an" '"'S r'E"' w" are no" anou'
:" '"et ''S' ou' guess is 'h"t 'he cah"i-
""''H '"' '"o t'"'uIhs "ai'i'' "'th'h MIS-
va az S""'! ue'uo'nS l"e"'Sp'NeS' MAJ
""s VII ne"u '"e Ntpuo'''"" ticker
- "i'" WIZ "'"'e'' 'he ""i"'na' 'oH
''"'", 's"'' t""' "' '"e "pPo'"''" '''h'
,''''' 'N''"' I'VE VIII zen inc country
"''H 'H .'"o' sc"''"' VI ms "u
~ 49, "''" '"'H Statement ~ We w
=" nv, p'.'.' t''' t"' 20 III" YAH
VI '''e u"e.' here',"s's' III" ''lram
'""'Ho"S' 'hc N'''"'' H. h"f"hS' 'he Oh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

\ LOYAL, il somewhat impatient Vir-
y g!nihu, now soiOurning within the
borders OF our alert ncighbor on the south.
las written to The Times Dispatch express
iug aS;Onishmcnt At the swiflness and
solid!ty OF North Cardinals development,
and chagrn Al the relatively slow progress
OF his native State Ii appears TO him as
being all the more amazing that North Caro-
lima should outstrip Virginia when he con
sders that the natural resources OF the
Old Dominion are in no respect Inferior in
many respects superior. 10 those OF the for
ward sweeping "'rarheelia." 1T makes IA
true Vreinan boil" he declares. -
TO witness the wonderful progress being
made down here, in good roads and numcr-
Gus other respects, and then TO visi; his own
home state and view the resigned spirit OF
sei-sa'stacuon," And then this admoni-
ton q" boost the State and awaken the
people to their opportunities Think what
these Tarhcels would do with such sea-
port as Norfolk, or with other unexcellcd
Virginia natural resources"
our correspondents personal account OF
Tho widespread awakening in North Caro-
ina has been confirmed 10y 100 many OBJ
50 rNerS 10 be viewed with the least skcpti-
o>m North Carolina. beyond all question.
Us setting a pace that is causing the State To
be singled out for common, in every part
oI tho Union. North Carolina newspapers
are this week giving columns OF space 10
10" reproduction Of James Arthur Seayey's
article in last Sundays New York Times
discussing a great length the phocnixlike
upsprinsing of new err down home"
says MT Scavey. If ever Com
monw"alth Went in. head over heels. whole
sal" and retail, aritudinally and longitudn-
ally 10 hoom and dcvct,p i,sclf tina, Com
monWra!lh IS tho OH North State" And
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without the inconvenience OF having to list
TN" increment as taxable income. Repre-
sentative Frcar reads into section go the
power to tax these funds as excessive cor
poration surpluscs. The Secretary OF the
treasury sharply dissents from this view
OF the meaning OF the section, and there
the matter rests The law provides that
ia case the surplus is accumulated for tho
purpose OF escaping the tax. or IL il lis
uhrehSonabl" for the purposes OF the bust
ness, the government may collect a tax
npon it. Since ii is hard To prove intent
To escape taxes and equally difficult to
snow that IA surplus is unreasonable for the
purposes OF the business. IL would seem that
some changes should be made in the law by
me BODY which enacted II that would set up
n deiinit" rule limiting the amount Of these
surplus distributions by the stock CONVEX
SION method. So long as there exists any
loophole for corporations to evade the pay
mcnt OF taxes. they can be depended ON
To make tn" largest possible use OF it,
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News of Fifty Years Ago

tFrnm the Richmond Dispatch. oct. ~ 1922
II. : Price and Annie II. Harold were mar
ri"d at Second Baptist Church on October Is.
by Rev. G. c. Hi'tirg. and William =. Ely
son and clara Eatkins married on the
2'th instant by Rev. j l.. burrows.
6 \. Th"rp ana Alice Euhank Of Fienrico
County, were married AZ Weldon. y. c. on
October l. 10y l." + Iarkin. Esq.
The Virginia state Dental Society. will hold
its annual session at the Office Of pr Jud b
wood Wednesday, tho 3oth instant, at
10 o'clock.
Major Baker l.. I.c" addressed an apprecta-
tive audicmc" AZ New Kent. Courthouse. yes
trrday. II" had to rid" ten more miles in an
open buggy. over treacherous roads and
through Il drcnChiuG rain. I" mak" the Court
house in tim" to deliver his address He was
introduced by Richmond Il. Lacy. Sr
Colonel g. w Hartman. contractor on the
valley Railroad. Tuesday started ffty
hands to work sections twenty-five and
twenty three at point three miles from
stanton. Work is progressing all along tine
line.
J. L.. App"rs"n offers for rent most dcsir
able suburban resilonc" In q beautiful oak
grove with about twenty acres of good land
Grove Avenue about one and half milcs
from Richmond Thomas Branch & co. Offer
for family residence a home in Linden Row
Franklin Street.
The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Po,o-
mac Railroad will run special trains from
Eighth and Broad streets. To the Fair Grounds
every day, beginning at 4. NJ
The spacious and elegant new building on
the corner of Eleventh and Main streets
which in is vari0us stages of advancement
toward completion has so often been sub
jet OF comment in the newspapers viii today
hr thrown open to the public. under tho
auspices Of the popular Arm OF Levy Broth
crs. Tn" business was established in 1878
by Abraham Levy.
tn" American brig Chowan. Mcfarland.
master from baltimore entered the port on
Saturday to receive cars" for Rio do Janciro
The home Of Madison School has been so
far completed rs To permit the removal Of the
male school from Grace Street. between Sec
ond and Third streets. into II today,
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their share Of tho applause. Anna
belle" the third act -pn the pro-
cram. also lis more than above the
average. "Annnbclle" Is mlnin-
turc musical comedy with four girls
AMI two men. \ lot of useless chat
ter AND some excellent dancing tnkcs
place during the time allotted
'Anuabcllc."
Kate" Fillmore and sam" Wi.
Hams failed To show up. but Neil
Mckinley was showed into the breach
and hc filled in crc,litably Nell has
o. lot of silly stuff which Ia inter
sp"rscd with Il few songs. In fact.
Ncil is funny because he IS silly.
Francis aud Wilson open the bill
with dancing number. but the act
turns out to bc Eymnast!c one
With tn" usual tunbling stunts. The
TIRE" Melvin Brothers. close tho
bill with an exhibition of hand
springs and strength fcats that
never hay" been seen here before
Thcy get OF several daring fcats
pathc Newp and Harold Lloyd
films prcCcdc the Eill. T.. V. 81.
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Funeral Of nobcr, H. Smith

IANFliLE. VA. oct. % The
cody OF Robert k"nnon smith. Of
orange. retired capitalist. arrived in
bnnviilc AT 2:30 O'Clock this morrjr.
ina was removed L" the Norfolk dI-
vision train leaving here a, 7:2G
NJ Several relatives and friends of
Mr smith accompanied tho lody
rom Orange The body WAS re-
moved at Sonora. y. G. and was car
ri'd through The country to Rod
liouSo Presbyterian church. Of which
Mr. smith had been member and
Wh"re services w"r" held at II
o crock. tn" int"rmcnt was made
Ia the church cemetery
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~ thc I.Nric.

fcrt k"lt"n. trim looking li,tic
maid" s tho lifo %: Tho ctirr.,,
nil! a. the Lyric. which opened with
a matinee y"St"rGay Pert is listed
a. "nc-third OF tho K"ltous. Instead.
II IL she who carries tho nudicrc.
away with exhibitions or JAZZ dances
So .nrrosS"d In tho dancing Of this
maiden is the audience that I, Calls
10 appreciat" TIA. efforts Of sue Is .I-
ton In justice 10 rerts team
mate, 1t must be said that she is
above the heads Of her audience.
Will" the kcltons come In for
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IhuImhH VI NIcndc

DANNli.LE. VA. oct, 2s.-Thc
funeral OF Thomas NJ Meade. WHO
died here Yesterday evening M his
home on Paxton Street VIII no con.
d"'t"d from the Episcopal church to-
morrow at II \ NJ Mr. Meade was
middle age. and hnd boon in bad
h'a!ih for som" months lie is the
ast Of what Is known la q large
connection as the "Hcrmliagc" fam-
!y bearing that name OF Amelia
county lie was for many years :.
member OF tn" tobacco nrm of Suth-
erin X Meade. Surviving him il his
"i'". formerly Miss jeanette Inmu-
'pn Chalmers, OF Halifax County.
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Anluscnncnts
~ the Academy.

Mutt ana Ierm on Their Honey
moon opened -, tn" Academy last
HIeht !" most appr"ciatlvc Rudi-
"r"" The play Is uonSousiral SEi'.
with slender Thread of story run
ming through -. II abounds I'm bris-
t"r"ns humor. and. though gross ana
crude az t!mcs. Is for IN" most part.
really funny. |; contains an the o'"-
mcuts " slap-sticn comedy. with
dance. song ard some rather fair
Jokes thrown In for good measure.
Tho resemblance OF Mutt aad Jcn
20 BUD Fishers wcI!-knowu cartoon
Characters is good. The midget.
JcH. played lay Jerry y. sullivan.
rui'c captured the appiaua. of tho
audience. Ills s!iehtcs' remark or
action was received with scream. OF
laughter Nh sullivan seems to h.,
= torn comedian C"i" carroll i'm
IN" r"l" OF Mutt. "as also good The
other members uf tho cas'. with IA.
exception 90 Mor"y X Eastman. were
decidedly mediocre.
TIL" chorus was rather better look
ing than on" would cSr"ct TO md In
q road company ~ this callbcr. but
only two "r tire" of the ton dance.
dHnr" OF sing AT all we'll
1his new Mutt and L"n so-rallcd
musical c"m"dy Is very much TX. Al
nc other cartoon comedies. and.
KNOWN. This. one knows pretty much
what TO expect V L. q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

cording &c the report on the Pennsylvania
experiment. not nearly SO satisfsci orily.
With all appurtenances inside. far more
satisfactory operation is secured. Aside
from III" accommodation TO the travelling
public this more feasible operation OF wire
less on trains should prove OF great assist
anc" in other respects. The engineer could
b" warned of impending danger al any mo-
mcnt for he could be reached directly.
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GcOrgc j. IlrndisIl.

CHARACTERISTIC VA. oct. 90.
News has been received here or
the sudden death Wednesday 10
Greenwich. Conn. Of George John
ston Bradish. who for many years
made his home near the University
OF Virginia. Mr.. BrRdish was born
In 1854 at Baysidc. l.. l.. and was n
graduate OF the Columbia School Of
Mines. lie was member Of the
New York Athletic club and Indian
Harhor Yacht Club. lie also held
membership in the society Of CO.
ioniai Wars and Sons of the Rcvo-
luton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

THOSE congressional districts that lie in
the mountains OF Virginia are common
~ said To take their politics seriously. The
Eastern NirEininn is surprised when he
gets an idea of the intensity of feeling that
accompanies an interparty contest in the
Ninth. Fifth or Seventh District for when
the electorate is overwhelmingly of one po-
litical faith, party lines grow dim.
Press reports indicate that al least some
of the Republican speakers in the Ninth
District are attacking the Democratic record
IN State affairs. and are advocating higher
pay for school teachers and lower prices of
SchoolboOkS. There appears 10 be no cx-
PLANTATION of record as TO what Mr.. Has
singer could do about il IL elected to Con-
grcss. and if he can do anything about IL
a, any time there would seem to be an ar
gumont for keeping him in the State Sen
ate. In any event. Henry w Anderson made
his campaign one year ago on that tack.
with results that should not be particularly
encouraging TO his fellow party men.
Among the little Ninth District pleasan-
tries OF the campaign may be noted state
ments attributed to some Republican speak
erS. 10 the effect they are glad there is a
hell to burn up the Democrats" This
moves |. w. Daley. writing to tho Clnch
Valley News to wonder where they are
going 10 put the rotten Republicans in till
they get dry enough TO burn.
Wen say they take it seriously
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Mrs. nr,sIc Y,,.s u.

iiEATilSNili.E. VA. oct. 20
Mrs Bessie Yates Mears died at the
nome "i her mother. Mrs. Edith
yates Lehman. "a, Colonial beach,
T. nn"ral services were conducted nj
INC nom" 10y Rev Thomas Baker
rector "f 81. Mary's Episcopal
'hurch. The body was taken To-
Washington for intcrmcnt
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. .Inscnhinc SrntI.

pANNiL!.E. VA. oct. 2G.-Mrs.
Josephine scott. -, OF Lyuchhurg.
widow % L. {. Scott. "A former resi-
dent, died yesterday at the home OF
h"r sister. Mrs j. G. Smith Mrs.
scott was here ON visit from Lynch
hurS. when she was overcome with
Illness which quickly caused her
death. since her husband died she
mad lived in LyuchburE with nor
son, j. W. Scot
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sarah Ann b"rrymau. aud his sur
wing widow was MISC Mamie Ella
hrNt. other relative. surviving
nIe an adopted daughter Miss Ida
May ltnw"ll. OF pe,.rsbu~g ard nrc
sister. Mrs. Lucy -. WHtcrnclG. ur
norfolk county; three ,.phcws and
thr"" nieccs. IN. funeral viii b,
held saturday afternoon at o'clock
from the Hugh street VI. T.. church
Rev . / Fnrr"st"r assisted hy
Rev W. \. Christian. omcia'ine IN
'"rn"nt vii! b- in blandtord Gene
terry
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VI thu. GnlnnInI.

I'm the Name Of the Law" has
nothing much to offer ia tn" way of
n story but TIA" acting of the mem
n"rs or the cast Is excellent Tho
director evidently went TO sleep on
IA" job. because there AFRO some
nhl'" ridiculous scenes. il seems
h'h'r absurd tina, a little girl. from
nm orphan asylum should h." found
dressed In boys clothes, roaming tn.
streets at O'Clock At nigh, And
mat ~ only ono instance OF some nf
tho impossible situations witch oc-
cur The cast Ia "A splendid ono.
h"wAE"i, aud there Is a sensational
tr!n! near The end 81 tn. picture
which is well done
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Mrs. william Brown.

hEAriiSNill.E, VA, oct, 2G-The
body OF Mrs. William Brown. who
dlth "a, her home ina Washington. was
Inferred sunday In the cemetery at
Eas'"n the old Brown home in
W!conic". Rev. l.. n. Combs of ;hc
Episcopal Church. conducting the
services. Tier son. cohurn Brown. Of
Washington. accompanied the re-
Ii Ing
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NIrs. ". ID. nruL

pANFll.LE. VA. Oct, 2s.-Thc
death occurred at Edmunds Hospital
carry TINS morning 81 Mrs Erma
hny!cn Peak. %. of Rocky Mount.
wife OF Word Day Peak. who sue
'Hm"td from the "nccts az blood
poison after weeks Illness Tier
husband. 3-month-old son. ana a
sister. Mrs. IL A. Andrews, a., l.orr
Island. y. Y. survive.
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William =. IInruInu

William Jacob Harding -. died at
nus residence. oil North Twenty
'"hrth street. yesterday afternoon at
' o clock. Funeral services will be
Ncid from Billups' funeral parlors.
Tw"nty-hfth and Marshall streets
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. In
tcrincnt VIII he made ia oakwuod
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4 second Look.

''iimmy's coward. THAT'S what he is! Last
niEhi he leaned toward me, put his arms
around mo. drew my face close and started
20 kiss me-, and then didn't lie is coward
"bh. my dear. maybe YOU miSjudrc him.
Ar" YOU sure YOU were sitting with your back
to the light. so it wouldn't shine in your facc!'
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Joseph &. Howell.

PETERSBr RG. VA. oct. ga Jo-
scph g. R"wel!. 81. well-knswn citi-
Gen. died last night al o'clock At
tho Petersburg Hospital. lie had
'"cn In Petersburg 81 years. Mr..
Rowell was "A carpenter and contrac-
tor In Petersburg and was held in
high esteem. MIR. Rowell was twice
married. His first vito was Miss
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"iurcrrinc."

Tmnr"rIn". which comes 10 the
Academy Monday. Tuesday and we'd
n"Sday and Wednesday matinee. ~
ia" latest output ot carrie Carlton.
Tnngcrtn"."---a running mat. for
'lr"nc'--th" most unusuh! musical
c"m"dy aver Observation-Disclosures I'm its
hcpariur" from IN" beaten path.
'rHur"rin"" has broken all box
oco records ~ the Casino Thea,er.
Sex York cay, FOR ii solid year. Tho
story deals with the complex anairs
u the ultra -tashiouahlcs OF money
max INK men and u"n"y-spendlnB
women. who's. marital entangle-
mcnts. ana the unrayclling Of them.
provide for smart satire and !rist-
Hing VII, cl"vcrly int"rspersed with
IN, most hoau;itui uus!c and tho
most "ntrapTdiuhTy dances ever Of
fcr,d 30 musical comedy Consider
inp the cast. story music. lyrics.
soi,inEs ana gowns, Mr. Carlton has
surpassed all previous successors
With his latest and most unusual Of
C.rluE
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Mrs. Robert franklin.

HEATH SNIILE. VA. oct. 26-
Mrs. Robert Franklin. Of near White
Point. died Friday night and was
buried sunday in the family Gene
terry. Rev. VI. G. Weaver conducting
the services.
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Edward Dnmcron,

iiEATil:iNIl.LE. VA, oct. 26.-Ed-
ward Cameron, 20. Of Wcstrnorcland
county, was found dead in one Of
hi' fields Thursday. He is survived
hy his wife. two daughters and two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

Nirginas reputation for hospitality is in
danger, we judge from Governor Stuart's
speech AT raZewcll. He asserts that John
II. lIasSinger. Republican nominee for Con-
gresS in the Ninth District. native OF Penn
Sylvania, deserves kindly and generous
treatment at the hands OF the people of this
state. The candidate. continues Governor
Stuart, has done nothing TO merit his lasso-
ing by Representative Slemp and being
made TO act the leading part in the Demo
cratic barbecue OF November I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
Again perhaps.
ChnrconI F:ph.. Dnu, Though,

Tilt jos like { use mega phone
about he virtues said Charcoal Eph. mOudily.
but ConC"rnin he faults, he don't even wills
per widout putin mute on Eat IA pickle.
Mistah Jackson"
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Embarrassing Moments.

brothers In JOY have you ever had that
feeling. that sinking feeling. that guilty sen
satiOn that comes when your wife asks you
to account for the change out Of a dollar
hU?
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The Weather
Furnished BY U. s. weather bureau
Forecast: Virginia -
Fnir today and tomor-
row; warmer tomorrow.
North tarolipu-i'uir
today and tomorrow;
wnrmcr tomorrow.
IocnI Temperatures Yc.,rr,,.,,

8 A. W. temperature ...... -
MINIMUM temperature" to T. NJ =,
MINIMUM Temperature" to H. NJ II
Mean temperature" yesterday -.
normal Temperature" tor this dat. +,
Excess y"stcrd.y ........ -
Excess since March ..
deficiency since January s.
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is"in'"ll !: hu'n. 'uiIuE - NJ Nonc
n"'"'"H - h"uis ending l.. Nj. Non.
Excess since March .......lu /,
:h'cs- since January 10 a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

They are issuing insurance against poison
pies in New York. Bonar Law ough, to
apply to the company TO issue him a policy
insnring that Lloyd George will not come
back"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

AN arrest IN tho IIall.Mls case may hc
expected at any moment" says a news story.
OF course. II YOU pr.fcr to expect something
else. your chances are just good.
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" SD.

ATLANTA, CAD
ramscontincnrhl featuring
MISS Orhle Morris. soprano.
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TODAY'S
RADIO

CEast P.t1sburgh)
S-Pr"sram by knights Tcmplar
,Chirago. No Il SSf&
s-Slandsrd on Hand. ..sM E
Newark y. j
$50 Uniicd states Navy night
WGl.
Schenectady, y. W
Is Vocal and Instrumental pro-
gram
Detroit. M!'h)
2o-p"'roit %ews orchestra and
the Town Cricr.
ATLANTA, CAD
-Transcontincnrhl. featuring
MISS Orhle Morris. soprano.
louisville. *. "
T.3O-Dclta pmicron Sorority OF
the louisville Conservatory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

At least, the Standard Oil Company has
got back to "nOrmalcv." That much of
the Harding program has been realized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

TN" administration can't get away from
its habit of passing tn" buck: with Congress
away, the supreme Court gets IT.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

These driribcs OF ours may he of i'm.
value as ilyiuE craft, hut thoy keep things
lively in the air services publicity depart
m"rtt.
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