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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
municipalities Meet or,.bcr 10.

PETERSBURG, VA. Sept 23.-.rhe
Lctsuc OF Virginia Municipalities
VIII meet in Petersburg on Thurs
uay ana Friday. October - and 90.
IL was announced today by City Man
ascr Hrownlow. who is president OF
the organizations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

STANDARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Instrument
offered II standard quality.
LIFE INSlRANtE-lf purchaser should die
while paying for his Instrument al hIS account
hns been puid rrrrd, will release
family from further pa.
FIRE lNStRANCE-in cn>r Of loss or damage
by hre to mn instrument purchased In this sale.
within three from dntr purchase. we
VIII restore "a TO its original condition or re-
place IL without cbmrgc.
lAIF-PANMENT pnIVILEGI:---if n purchaser
should be taken alex rlly uncmpIoy ed,
will grant him the privilege % pn wing hnif
payments for many months As be rnny have
paid in full.
FREE STOOL and SCARF with plano
FREE BENCH. SCARF and 10 MUSIC ROLLS
tyOur srlrctiuu) TO ETs INCI.InEu WITH
FLA fER-PlANO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

Official notification to that effect has
pcen received by President Black
well. confirming the tclegraphic re-
port from Cleveland. Ohio. the seat
OF the recent convention of the fra
tcrnlty.
PM Beta Kappa was founded at
william and Mary College In 1876.
and until recent years had no other
Virginia chapters. It now has
chapters at the University OF Vir-
Einia. Washington and Lee. AMI RAN
dolph-Macon Woman's College
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

sunday school work Will exceed that
= OIL any former rally day offering.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

diGeren; preshy;crica. and the de-
par,ment OF sunday school work ia
making special effort To place at
'"aSt one such worker In each Of the
eithty-eight prCsbytcrios Of the
General Assembly
Need SiOO.OUO for Work,
The growth OF tho SUNDAY scb,o,
wnrii OF the Sourhcru I,r,S;,vtcri,,,
church * sucE that 100000 is
ne"dc" 1" promote this work ror
ne nest Year. ana the Sunday
school department. has asked for
mat amount Tile contributions. for
this cause incrca.c as each ..K,u,.
DAY passes. ana IT is believed ;h.,,
IN" amount tina; viii he given ON
next sunday 10" the extension or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Onr NunnnIly Freed, o.,,r u.,1

T'ccu' psLrr iic'u.
iiOPEW ELL. VA. sept. e. Ma =
thtnicl Nunn'tlly. recently arrested
With his brother, Willie Nuruully.
WAS dismissed Oh the charge OF at
tempting TO make an attack nn two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

Women to Discuss Market Site.
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 23.-Thc
women of the city are taking n keen
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
MR.. HARVEY'S SIX POINTS

At Thanksgiving banquet in England Ambassa-
dor Harvey suggested six points basis for the ma
tiona policy of the United States, as follows:
sTo foster the strength of the republic by Just leg
islation and economy at home.
o preserve to the nations of the world the bless
ings of peace.
ITO strive to cultivate and maintain concert OF
Europe.
ITO avoid needless and entanging engagements.
.sTo acknowledge the equal rights of all nations
'The foreign policy of the United States should
always be inspired by love of freedom.
This program beats the we-known fourteen
points by eight AS it is supposed to cover only the
American policy, the condensation is not unreasonable.
There remains lust one thng-to outline a workable
method for carrying out the policy and making 1t stick
This seems to be where the besponters of all parties
and nations fall down.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

bee stuqg the Bob Cat
are bees there is honey. Now I'll
get some for you and me, Uncle
Wiggily."
Bees, you know, need hollow
places, like sthe wooden hives men
make for them, or old trees, in which
to store the sweet honey juices they
gather from flowers in the summer.
The bees put the honey in hives or
trees so they may have something
to eat during the long, cold winter
And often bees put away more hon
ey than they need, and then bears
take some of it. Or, if man keeps
bees, he takes the extra honey for
boys and girls to eat on bread or
on buckwheat cakes.
Neddie climbed little way up the
hollow tree, sticking his big, sharp,
strong claws in the bark, and, reach
ing up, the boy bear stuck his paw
in and scooped out Il lot Of honey.
"Oh, this is very goOdi' cried
Neddie, as he ate some of the honey.
Uncle Wiggily OH the ground looked
up and said:
"'Where is the honey you were
| going to give me2"
81 III throw you down some, " said
Neddie. "Make a little birch bark
| basket to carry.it in.
So Uncle Wiggily' made a little
basket of birch bark, and then Ned
die tossed down chunk of the hon
eycomb, the cells of which were fill
ed with the sweet juice. Then the
| boy bear ate more honey, and fin
ally threw down Il big chunk of the
comb and wax, filled with the sweet
stuff. This he was going to take
| home.
Carrying their honey from the bee
tree, Uncle Wiggily and, Neddie
started back through the woods, but
they had not gone very far before,
all Of sudden, rough voice cried:
Hold on there. Stop minute!
What are you taking out of my
woodsg want to see"
"Oh, is the bad Bob Catl"
cried Uncle Wiggily, looking around.
"Don't be afraid Of him. wits.
pered Neddie. Elm as large as he
is, and if he tried to nibble you II
bite himi"
Up came the Bob Cat shifting and
'nuffing. He looked at the birch
bark basket Uncle Wiggily carried.
"You are taking something away
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
NATIONAL WEALTH

Dr. Wesley c. Mitchell, head of the National
Bureau of Economic Research, has recently compiled
some interesting statistics the nations wealth
If aggregate wealth is taken the measure OF sec
tons prosperity then the Middle Atlantic States are
the most prosperous. They have the largest amount
of LIQUID cash of any section in the country New
York leads them with income of more than $1,000
100000.
wealth or the per capita distribution of a sections
riches then the Pacific States have the East beaten
by comfortable margin-S796 as compared with
S673 Even under this method New York state re-
tains its lead, with a per capita income of SS74
Liquid cash is fine thing for any individual or
family community to have plenty Off 1t is put to
real use. But in rejoicing over its wealth. no
ton can afford to forget that the health happiness
education and decency of its people of last
ing and vital Importance than the number OF dollars
hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

from my woods, and you can I do
thatl' howled the Bob Cat. 81
must see what it ISL With that he
STUCK his nose in the honey basket
and, all of sudden, bee which
was in the honey flew up and stung
the Bob Cat.
''Oh, wouch! Ouch! Double
wow!' howled the Bob Cat, paving
at his nose. eff this is what you
are taking from the woods run along
with it. | don t want it!' And
then more bees flew ont of the hon
ey and stung the bad chap, who ran
off through the woods to find a
snow bank in which to cool his burn
ing, stung nose. OF course the bees
died that flew out III the cold to
drive away the Bob Cat, but it
couldn t be helped. And, after all,
they saved Uncle Wiggily.
Then the bunny took his honcy
home to Nurse Jane and she made n
honey cake and gave Neddie a slice.
and the boy bear liked it very much.
So the bunny had another ad.
venture, and if the candy man will
only put two wooden legs on the
lollypop so it can walk down to the
corner and meet the cocoanut cake,
III tell you next about Uncle Wig.
gily and Beckie s bottle.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
TOM SIMS SAYS

| Clemenceau eats so many eggs
chickens will be glad when he goes
home. A
Winter wouldn't be so bad if it
! wasn't for the cold weather.
Radio amateurs are beating all
records, including photograph rec
ords.
European cabinets resign before
we hear about them having the Job.
Our treasury says gold coins make
fine gifts. They are high though.
1t ia estimated very few of last
New Years resolutions are unbrok-
en-.
A man has lived in Philadelphia
81 years but we can't tell you why.
More girls are taking up basket
ball. 1t is said to be excellent train
ing for bargain counter rushes.
Music note: After hearing song
hit too often We wish it had missed.
Mexico's president claims he was
not killed in the recent riots, but
YOU can't believe those Mexicans.
Our idea of good time would be
TO get dog and name him Tariff
and tie a can to his tail.
The early bird has to sit around
and wait for the worm to get up.
Star travelling 100000 miles an
hour has been discovered. That is
almost as fast as Christmas is COM
ing.
One advantage in wearing derby
is nobody wants to steal it.
The best place to make money is
always some other place.
Two can live as cheaply as one
until the bills start coming IN.
1t takes a train only one second
to win the decision over an auto.
One of our big ships landed with
list the other day but the list was
not wine list.
A woman in Boston went crazy
when her new hat arrived. II is u.s..
ually the husband who does this.
Yale has rapid ten-minute men,
tally test for students. Edison will
think it nine minutes too long.
Miss Nina Horne is promising
grand opera singer and not from
bonist as you would expect.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

| Copyright, lJZ1, Dy MCCLURE NEWS
!. paper Syndicate
(By Howard r. Garis)
One day when Uncle Wiggily wat
hopping along through the woods
not far from his hollow stump bun
galow, he met Neddie Stubtail, the
boy bear.
"Good morning, Ncddie!" greet
ed the bunny rabbit gentleman, with
polite twinkle of his pink nose
"'Where are you going, Neddie9'
81 am going after honey, Uncle
Wiggily,'' answered Neddie, as he
ooked at one of his broad, flat
,orepaws to see if a thorn had
tuck in, for Neddie had stepped on
chestnut burr coming Through the
soods. "'Oueh!'" the boy bear
.Iddenly cried.
"What S the matter2" asked I'm,
Gle Wiggily. "Don t you like honey
hat you say ouch when you speak
it?''
"Oh, indeed l like honey very
aueh," growled Neddie, not that he
as speaking cross like, but growl
as his natural voice. 1.-THE reason
said ouch, - he went on, lis
because there is thorn in my paw.
can feel it under the skin.
''Let me pull out the thorn for
you,'' offered Uncle Wiggily, and
when the bunny gentleman had done
this Neddie felt much better and,
,fter thanking the rabbit gentleman,
aid:
~ Ill give you some of the honey
when | get it, Uncle Wiggily."
"Thank you," replied Mr.. Long
ears, with another twinkle of his
pink nose. ''But if you are going
to the store for honey, Neddie, we
had better hurry. 1t is getting late
and l promised Nurse Jane Fuzzy
Wuzzy that 1 d be back early
"Oh, l don't go to the store for
loney!" laughed the boy bear.
"You don Il cried Uncle Wiggi
". sob, that SOL! +" Now l re-
member. You bear chaps get honey
from the bee trees, don't you''
eyes" growled Neddie, land |
was on my way to the bee tree
when l met you. Come, we II go
together and III give you some
honey"
Through the woods went Uncle
Wiggily and Neddie Stubtail. Ev-
arv now and then Neddie would stop,
put his ear against tree and listen.
The boy bear was listening for the
humming sound made by the bees,
who at this time of the year re-
manned inside their hive. For bees
cannot fly outside III cold weather
without freezing.
"Ah, here is bee tree!' cried
Neddie at last, when he had listened
with his funny little ear against the
side Of large hollow tree. "There
are bees inside here, for | can hear
them humming. And where there
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Judge Brown of the East Boston police court
orders every shortweght coal dealer to give an extra
ton of coal cheated customers in lieu of flne That
makes liberal amends, especially in involving
purchases made by the bushel where the shortage may
be only few pounds. Such substantial reparatlon
in kind, made to the victim himself, should be more
conducive to commercial honesty and public satsfac-
ton than the heaviest fine paid intp impersonal
public treasury.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Don't confuse Professor See of Mare Island CAL,
government astronomer who has just made the start
ling discoveries in the realm of gravitaton and magne
tism with the Mr. See, elevator manufacturer who re-
Gently gave womens colleges lift by his wild denuncl-
alton Of them. One of these gentlemen really Sees.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

A German who had been in the insane asylum ever
since 1912 was released the other day. After he had
been awhile he came back to the asylum and asked
to be locked up. The poor fellow just couldn't believe
him, and thought his own mind had failed again.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

We already have game preserves to insure the
hunter against the humiliation Of game Now for
preserves for the hunters themselves AT the rate
these fellows are killing another off, soon there
won't be enough of them left to make the worth
preserving.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
Looking Backward
What the Press Files Tell OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO
December IL, 1901

Advertising department of the
Imperial Land Company is collect,
ing photographs of scenes for q
series of albums devoted exclusive
ly to views of the Colorado delta,
beginning with work on the Imper-
ial canal system in 1900. When
complete, will constitute a full pic
torial history of the reclamation of
the great Colorado delta.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

"Whats filibuster?" asked Willie And honest
Father replied "a legislative device of the Devil
righteous of saving the country according to
which side you happen to be on.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

England regards the Russian proposal of freedom
the Dardaneles for everything but warshps just
about as the sailor regarded shore leave when told he
could have it if he wouldn't get drunk-"If can't get
drunk sir, what's the of going ashore, sr?'
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

An Austrian doctor has been transplanting the
heads of insects upon other bodies He says the body
then assumes the aspect of the new head That's not
so much. Heads generally win.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

II is reported that Ohio bee-keepers have crossed
their bees with lightning bugs that the bees will
work by night as well day. There's rare combin-
alton of sweetness and light
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Irwin Cobb has been made major in the military
intelligence division, in recognition of his services
That's fair enough 1t never would do TO make chap
of Twins heft minor
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

"As for the landscape painters" says an art ex-
pert america leads all nations" And our very best
artists in that line are real estate statesmen.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
December IL, 1907

December II, 1907
George H. P. Shaw, j. NJ. Eshle-
man, and Roy ID. McPherrin ap-
pointed as trustees of the Imperial
County law library to act with
Judge Cole and Supervisor Webster
as ex-officio members.
Quarterly conference held last
night at NJ. f. church with Presid-
ing Elder Pitner present.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Transatlantic fares to be lowered. Railway
lines and Pullman operators kindly step forward.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
TEN YEARS AGO
December IL, 1912

Last winter stranger came to
Imperial Valley and bought a farm
for $4,000 cash. When his crop of
cotton was fairly well advanced he
borrowed $4,000 on it and has now
matured the crop and sold it for
$l1,OG0. The cost of bringing the
crop up to its present point has
been $4,000.
Shortage of houses and hotel ac-
commodations acute. Many strang-
ers and prospective settlers arriving
in Ell Centre daily.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

II keeps politician hopping these days to find out
what party he belongs to.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Anyway, nobody can say there's any water
in Uncle Sans shipping trust.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Hunger strikes as political weapons don't seem to
hit anybody but the strikers.
Now we begin to see at last who won the war;
Turkey
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
Bedtime Stories
UNCLE WIGGILY AND NEDDIE s
HONEY
(By Howard r. Garis)

Copyright, 1922, by Mcclure News
{. paper Syndicate
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11
Auction Sale arc
FREE BARBECUE

Lunch at II o'clock-Sale Immediately After
Lunch
No matter what it is you want to buy you will
find it here and no matter what it is you want to
sell you can sell it here.
If you are buyer come early so you can have
first choice and if you are seller list your articles
early for quick sale.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-12-11

Clemenceau eats so many eggs
chickens will be glad when he goes
home. A
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08

Continued ON Next Pass.)
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Marhled Chocolate Cake.

Mix together one-half cup butter
and one cup sugar beaten to a cream
.one-haH cup sweet milk. one and one.
half cups Hour and one teaspoonful
baking powder, the whites of four
eggs being added last. Take one cup
Of this mixture, add to it FIVE table,
spoonfuls Of grated chocolate wet
with milk and flavor with vanilla.
Put a layer Of white batter in cake
pan and drop over this the chocolate
halter in spots. Then pour over this
the remaining white batter and bake.
Cover with chocolate icing.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
BAND CONCERTS.
TO-DAY.

At pm, by the Takoma
Park Community Band, in the
band stand on Carroll avenue
between Oak and Maple streets.
Takoma Park, d. c. In case of
rain the concert to be held in
schoolhouse. Prof. D. c. Swi-
hart, director.
PROGRAM.
March. Liberty Bell". .Sousa
Overture, "Chora". Clement
Descriptive, American Patrol"
Meacham
Reverie. apple Blossoms"
Ballet music and soldiers march
from "William Tell. .Rossini
March, National Emblem"
Bagley
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
(This concert opens the out
door summer concerts Of the
Takoma Park Band.)
TOMORROW.
Marine Barracks, at 4:30 pm,
concert by the United States
i Marine Band: William H. San
telmann, leader; Taylor Bran
son, second leader.
PROGRAM
March, THE Governors own"
. Adams
Overture, La Dame Blanche"
Boieldieu
Morceau characteristic, THE
Butterfly" ........ .Bendix
Grand scenes from "Lohengrin."
Wagner
Valse de concert, tires Jolie."
I Waldteufel
Fantasia, "a Spanish Festi-
vaT .........D .Demersseman
Grand military tattoo. .Rogan
Marines hymn, The Halls of
|. Montezuma."
THE Star Spangled Banner"
Concert by the United States
Soldiers Home Band, band
stand, beginning at $50 o'clock;
John S. NJ. Zimmerman, band
master.
March, Fight for Old Glory"
Fulton
Overture, "Phedro". f. .Massenet
Morceau, "Canzonette". Herbert
Selection from grand opera,
"Un Ballo in Maschera"
C"The Masked BalrD.. Verdi
Fox trot intermezzo. Steal
walt. "Pierrot and Pierrotte."
Finale, IT Want You Morning.
Noon and Night. Edwards
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Cottage Cheese Rolls.

A1args variety Of rolls to be used like
meat rolls, suitable for serving as the
main dish at dinner, may be made by
combining beans, lentils or peas with
cottage cheese and adding bread crumbs
to make the mixture thick enough to
form into q roll. Beans are usually
mashed, but peas or small lima beans
NAV be combined whole with bread
crumbs and cottage cheese. and enough
Of the liquor in which the vegetables
have been cooked may be added to get
the right consistency. or instead OF
beans or peas. chopped spinach. beet
tops or head lettuce may be added.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
GOV. PRICE VISITS WORK.

Gov. Price of Minnesota, the
youngest governor" who was a page
in the United States Senate from
1906 to 1910. conferred with Post
master General Work yesterday con-
corning postal affairs In his state.
Gov. Price Is but thirty-two years
old. While here but a few hours, he
has met several members of Con-
gress. who remember him from the
days when he acted as a page in the
Capitol.
Among other matters Gov. Price
took up with the Postmaster General
the dismissal Of a postmaster in his
state. q 80
Evening star., 1922-05-14
ASKS FOR FAIRGROUNDS.
Head Of Mothers Congress Takes
Plea to Association.

Pleas for adequate school play
grounds for the children OF Washing
ton were made before the Emery.
lexington Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion by Mrs. Giles Scott Rafter, presi-
dent Of the District Congress Of Moth
ers and Parent-Teacher Associations,
at a meeting Friday in the Emory
School.
Mrs. Rafter said that parents should
expect the public schools to have
clean. comfortable, well lighted and
ventilated rooms; comfortable seats
beautiful surroundings and sanitation.
Each school. she pointed out. should
have playground.
Miss Caroline Hedwig spoke on the
correction.of defective speech of chill
dren. A number of solos were sung by
Joseph de Magiio. Mrs. J, e. Morcock
presided.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
DELAYS HANGING HEARING

Arguments on the question of the
right Of the superintendent of the
Washington Asylum and Jail to hang
persons convicted of murder will be
held next Wednesday before Chief
Justice Mccoy in Criminal Division
No. l. The hearing was scheduled for
yesterday, but was continued sy the
court. Charles Price is seeking by
habeas corpus to prevent his execu-
tion, scheduled for May 20
Evening star., 1922-05-14
! NEW TYPE OF
SKIN CREAM
MADE OF OIL OF
CLOVES
Used by Nearly Everybody in
Baltimore

Almost everybody knows that Oil Of
Cloves applied to the nerve Of an aching
tooth stops the pain Immediately. A Bal
timore druggist has found q way to put
this great soother into greaseless skin
cream. SO that the skin nerves, when irri-
tated or innamed, may have the same
quick relief.
This cream, called Noxzema. is now used
nv nearby everybody in Baltimore in pref
erence to greasy creams and ointments,
and when you stop to think what wonder
fui soother Oh Of Gloves is, you can readily
understand why. q
This cream is both curative and beauti-
fying, and people who use It say It II the
creafest skin cream Of all time.
CAT 4 lar Of Nouema Greaseiess Cream
from your. druggist. who is authorized to
refund your money If you are not more
than pleased with it-or send this clipping
With 10 cents (cost Of mailins) to the
Noxxema Chemical Co., Baltimore, Nd, for
q large demonstration 1ar.-Advertisement
W. 3s.-5-14-22.
Evening star., 1922-05-14

presented to Mount Vernon by the
Essex Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution of East
Orange, N. j.. according to a report
read at yesterdays session Of the coun-
ell of the Mount Vernon Ladies' Asso-
ciation Of the Union. meeting at the
historic shrine.
The report was read by the vice
Evening star., 1922-05-14
Grapejuice Ice Cream.

Soak two tablespoonfuls Of gelatin for
half an hour in one cup Of cold water
Stir into it the juice Of two lemons and
two cups Of granulated sugar. Heat
pint Of grapejuice to q boil and pour on
the gelatin. Stir until dissolved, and
nut into the. freezer. AZ soon as 1t shows
signs Of freezing, mix Yith it one pint
Of whipped cream and the beaten whites
Of two eggs. This may be served in
glasses and garnished with whipped
cream. candied mint or chopped mara
schino cherries.
Evening star., 1922-05-14
DIVORCE SUIT DISMISSED.
Dispositions in Fravel Case Are
| Ordered Sealed BY Court.

10o2S0 D0u9o0 W OUVICs
Justice Hoehling of the District
Supreme Court has dismissed the suit
for an absolute divorce brought by
Omar H. Fravel against Bessie c.
Fravel.
The husband sought to have the
but. when the wife objected. the
court directed that, before the dis
missai be entered by the clerk, the
husband should pay all casts, includ-
Ing fee of 500 to the wifes coun-
sci.
The clerk was ordered oy the court
also to seal the dispositions taken on
behalf Of the plaintiff and not to
allow them to be published until
further order of the court ATTORNEY
Edwin c.. Dutton appeared for the
wife
Evening star., 1922-05-14
ELKs POSTPONE sHADBAKE.

The annual outing and shadbake OF
the local order of Elks, which was
scheduled to be held today at Cnesa-
peake Beach. has been postponed in
definitely. according to announce ment
by James T. Ryan, chairman If the
committee on arrangements.