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The Washington times., 1922-08-24
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FAIR GROUNDS
At ROCKVILLE
Farmers Show Greatest In
terest In Exhibits and
Contests.

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 24.-An
doubts as to the financial success of
this years Rockville fair were dis
PEELED today, when twenty thousand
persons crowded into the grounds.
The tent which the Montgomery
county farm bureau Is maintaining
on the grounds seems to be a center
Of interest to the farmers and dairy
men. 1t is in charge Of w. c. Snarr
county agricultural agent and a rep
resentative from the State College.
The gold cup, valued at $500, which
was awarded to the three Cecil
county boys-Joseph Blackin, War
rem Rice. and George Worrilow-as
first prize in the international live
stock Judging contest at the recent
royal livestock show at London, Is
on exhibition in the farm bureau
tent.
Much interest Is being manifested
In the community booths, Of which
Mrs Artemus Griffith and Mrs.
Charles q. Holland are in charge
The exhibits include fancy work and
products OF the farm, orchard garden
or household, First prise Of $40 was
awarded 10 the Brighten booth, the
town, the third prize Of $40 to Rock.
vile, and the fourth prize Of $40 to
Garrett Park.
Under the direction OF Mlss Corwin.
home demonstrator for tho county
demonstrations OF bread.niakinR and
the planning, preparing and serving
OF simple breakfast were given by
girls clubs Of the county In the
main exhibition hall yesterday and
today, The teams competing were
,hoso - Garrett Prrk, Dawsonville.
Sandy Spring and Avery, The win
~" tPnn has been invited to at
tend the fair to he held at Tinnoniunn,
Md. aeptember 8, 81, and 3, and
give n demonstration there.
An interesting feature OF Yesterday
afternoon was Montgomery County
League baseball game between Rock
Vile and Bethesda, Excepting the
first inning, when Rockville made
runs and Bethesda I, II was a splen.
did contest The SCORE was TO IN
favor Of Rockville.
Tope"rcw, the cientHs day OF the
mir, Will be boy Scout DaT," ana
MANY members OF .hs organizations
OF the District Of Columbia, this
county, and other places are ex'
pecsed TO attend as guests OF she
society, Every hoy wearing Boy
Scout uniform viii be admitted free.
Liberal prizes will he awarded the
teams putting up the best drilling
exhihitiena, James O, Christopher
will be In charge of this feature Of
the elesina days program,
The racing program for tomorrow
afternoon includes the sn1 trot, the
s:so trot, an army officers race, a
consolation trot or pace, and con-
ISOLATION run at half a mile. The
consolation races are for horses that
have not won better than third
money at the meeting.
The Washington times., 1922-08-24


The charge daffaires Of Panama,
]. E. Lefevre, who is leaving his
post here to accept his new post
as minister Of Panama to South
America, which includes Argentina,
Brazil and Chile, expects to leave
Washington about the middle Of
September for a short cruise and a
visit to the president of Panama.
He will return to Washington early
in October for q short stay to
meet his sister Miss Romona lie.
tevre, who will return then from
Switzerland, where she has been
spending the summer. He will see
his mother and his sister, Miss
Lefevre settled in an apartment be.
fore he leaves for South America.
Mr.. Lefevre entertained informal.
ly at luncheon on Tuesday at his
apartment at a40o Sixteenth street
for Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles e..
Sawyer.
Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry have been entertaining at
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Easiest Way to Remove
Ugly Hair Growths
Beauty Culture)
Use Deiatone

Beauty Culture)
Here 10 a method for removing
hair from arms, neck or face thai
Is unfailing and is quite inex.
pensiveI Mix thick paste with
some powdered Delatone and water
and spread on hairy surface, After
or 3 minutes, rub 1t off, wash the
skin and every trace of hair has
vanished. Nc harm or inconveni.
ence results from this treatment,
but be careful to get genuine Della.
tone and mix fresh as wanted.
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their home at Warwick, r. l., z.
Pendleton Turner, formerly Of this
city. Mr.. Turner has returned to
his home in New York.
Senator and Mrs. Truman II.
Newberry were joined early this
month at Red Top. their summer
home at Watch Hill, r. l., by their
son in law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank S. Brooks. jr., who will
spend the month there.
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Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry have been entertaining at
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lppitt
Lease a Scotch Moor,

Former Senator and Mrs. Henry F.
Lippitt, brother-in-law and sister Of
Mrs. William Howard Taft, have
leased a Scotch moor for the hunting
season and are entertaining a house
party there. The guests include Mr..
Lippitt's son-in.law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Sinnickson.
Of Providence, r. l.. and Gen. and
Mrs. Morton Foley Gage, Of London.
another son.in.law and daughter OF
Mr.. Lippitt. Mrs. Gage was a debu.
tante in Washington and was for
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several seasons popular among the
Younger set.
Mr.. and Mrs. Breckenridge Long
re at the Van Brunt cottage at York
Iarbor this season, where Mr.. Long
as recently arrived. They will open
heir Washington home in Sixteenth
rect late in October.
s.
Capt. and Mrs. Luke McNamee left
oday for Fishers Island, Mass, to
,e the guests Of Mrs. William w.
iailbraith. Their niece, Miss Patri.
Ia Ainsa, will leave Monday for
coolidge Point to visit Miss Alice
lam.
John B. Henderson, who is visiting
lis mother, Mrs. John B. Henderson,
At her summer home, Glen Eyrie,
Bar Harbor, will return to Washing
ton on Friday.
The commercial counselor Of the
British embassy, John Joyce Broder.
lex, has returned from Deer Park,
Nd, where he spent the weekend
with Mrs. Broderick.
Mrs. John w. Davis, wife OF the
former United States Ambassador 10
the Court OF st. James with Miss
Julia Davis, has left England for
India. Upon their arrival In Delhi
they will be guests at Government
House Of the Viceroy Of India and
Viscountess Reading.
d
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Lansburgh
are taking a cruise on the Great
Lakes on board the "Tionesta."
y
Mrs. Philip G. Mondell and her
daughter left. on Tuesday for New
York and will be Joined on Saturday
by Mr.. Mondell who will make the
trip by automobile. They will nj
motor to Camp Sanega Stonehouse
N. Y, where their son Is spending
SUMMER. He will join them on "a
trip to shorron Springs, n. Y, tc
remain three weeks. and will return
TO Washington on September 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Y. johnson, oi
Louisville, KY, are in Washington
for a visit and are at the Lee House
-
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell has
gone to New York and is at the
Vanderbilt Hotel.
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Mrs. Emily Quinn Here
From West Indies.

Mrs. Emily ouin. Of Christiansted,
Santa Croix, Victoria Island, West
India, with her nephew and his wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Dawson. OF
Brooklyn, N. Y, are at the Burling'
ton Hotel. The party In making a
tour OF the United States. They
will remain in Washington several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Agnew, of
CONTINUED on Page 15.)
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"HE SECRETARY OF STATE
AND MRS. HUGHES, who
- sail this morning for Brazil,
where the Secretary will represent
the United States at the Brazilian
Centennial Exposition, will have
an interesting party on board.
The five American commission.
ers. including Stephen G. Porter,
of Pennsylvania, chairman of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee;
Edward r. Finch, Admiral Hilary
Jones. Of the United States navy,
and Maj. Gen, Robert l.. Bullard,
of the army, will be met on the
Pan-America by ID. L.. Goodwi!lie,
of Chicago. secretary to the COM
mission; Rear Admiral Vogelge.
sang, designated as a special aid
to Mr.. Hughes, and William III.
Beck, Mr.. Hughes private secgc-
tary. Mrs. Hughes and Mrs. Jones
also will sail as members Of the
official party.
At Rie de Janeiro, Hugh Millard
third secretary Of the American
embassy, will be attached to the
commissions staff.
Plans for Mr.. Hughes visit TO
Brazil called for his departure from
Washington early today for New
York to sail this afternoon on the
steamer Pan-America. His return
voyage Is to begin at Rie de Janeiro
on September 10 on board the
American Legion, Shipping Board
vessel.
3
Mrs. Oscar Underwood, wife of
Senator Underwood, will leave the
middle of next week for their home
in Birmingham to remain an indefi.
mite stay.
The Spanish Ambassador and Nine
Riano are in Newport, where they
went following their visit to Phila,
delphia last week. They expect to
return to the embassy on next Tues
day.
Commander Victoriano Casajus
new military attache OF the Spanish
embassy, has arrived in Washington
and has taken an apartment al
Wardman Park.
3
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Cawley, and former Ambassador and
Mrs. Henry White were among the
guests at the luncheon yesterday
which Mrs. Giraud Foster gave at her
villa at Lenox, Mass.
-
Myron T. Herrick, United States
Ambassador to France, is making a
short visit to Newport.
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Consular Service Chief
To Join Family In Mass.

The director of the consular serv
ice. Wilbur J. Carr. will join Mrs
Carr and her mother, Mrs. Ezra
Koon, at Lenox, Mass, about the
first of September.
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Senator Miles Poindexter. who is
at his home in Spokane, Wash, will
not return here until after the mid.
die of September. Mrs. Poindexter.
who is with him. will probably re.
main longer.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01
Don't Let That Cold
Turn Into "Flu"
Rub A!usierolc on the Congest J Pcr's

Grirpe. Flu Pneahoria ali start
the same way with cold
All colds are CONGESTION and Nus-
terole Is a g'mplc counter irf4tan.
which brings csvnlation hack 10 nor-
NAL and helps prevent serious dev'-
ognnentx
Remember that messy old mustard
plaster. how 4 stunr and bllstcncd' Il
dld the work nli riehf bat Oh Il was
a stern measure Mustegole has al
the healing properties of rrandmOih-
er's pet remedy without the sting aud
blister.
Made Of pure oil ~ mustard cam
s'hor. menihol and otacr soothing III
gredients. Il has been used hy phY-
sleians for years for treating Fm
lnumbago Grape Pieursy Rhsuma-
tism Neuralgia. Headache and Pnea-
morlia.
II WIS used in our training eamnq
during the Flu" cpidemie a few years
ago The Y " G A sent thousand
of Jars 70 France Tor our soldiers over
there.
Al first sign OF cod get on, tho
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Dandruff Surely
Destroys The Hair

Girls II you want plenty OF hick
beautiful. glossy slky hair. do ty a.
means get rid OF dandiun FOR it wil
starse your hair aud ruin Il n y0l
don't
Il doesn't do much good to tfy e.
brush or wash II Out. The only snre
way To get rid Of dandruff Is 10 dis
solve IL. then YOU destroy Il entlrefy.
to do this get about four ounces OF
ordinary liquid arvon; apply y o.
nt-ht when retiring. use enough -
moisien the scalp aud rub IL IN gcntlr
with the finger tils
by morning. most IL not an. Of your
dandruff will be gone. and three o.
four more applications viii COMPLETELY
d ssolte and entirely destroy ever,
single sign and trace OF il.
You viii find. too. that ali lfchinr
and digging of the scalp will stop. ana
your hair will look and feel hun
dred times better You can get LIQUID
arNon al any drug store Il Is lneN-
pensive and four ounces - am Won
WI need. no matter how much dan
aruif vou have This simplc rcmca
mover fails
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~ Of root Nusternlc ard rub I
gently om the eonFested g-arts foa
Will feel a warm tinEhng EioN a. y
goes into The pores That kcnsati0a
viii be- followed by a cooling. soothing
feeling that makes you mote comfort
able right away.
II you have fever ache oil over. take
a hot bath drink plenty ~ hot vat -
rub on Musterolc call 4 doctor and r.
Ia bod ke.p warm and get plenis o.
fresh air Those are The best pre-.
cautions you can take against serious
sickness
Keen Afuaterole always handy On
your bathroom shelf You can Auy 4
az any drug store
&c and Csc in lars and tubes 10
pltal Size 400
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CONVICT

oldest convict in our country
probably in the worlds a %.
Near-old man who is sent m
from Philadelphia to serve five
years for chicken stealing
Nardcns call him the dean
Of couricts lie has been IN
and ont Of prisons and iails much
Of his time since he was 80
Obviously. he knows that crime
doesn I pay Why. then. hash I
ne gone straight. Drunkards
know the answer-he lacks will
power.
Next generation won't have
such specimens Repcatcrs will
be turned over TO medical speci.
alisis. who will develop will
power to normal by treating the
adrcnal glands.
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The FACE IN THE MIRROR

Your face does il wear the oontentcd
expression Of good health. or are the
features drawn and pallid, In the
latter case, your story is read by all
who see you. and what woman oi
spirit wants 10 be pstied for her yhy-
sical condition: There is a way ts
get the nervous, tired lines ont OF your
lace and The slump out Of your body
The use OF that standard remedy.
Lydia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. will strengthen the nerves and
tone up the system 10 resist that ex-
cessive fatigue.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR
" Hodaekaas

"*ftfN N""f
~ 81 ,lab Nfs Nu Naihls
! Missionary soshY Il D church.
s0uta SIR i s nois.ts
chrila chufea missionary
socleis Postponed
Rcd Cross ,ase canttee Re4
Cfos Reome
wsrt aud EaH s|ae N.sa ouaflss
- 3 ehueh post ouei
Thursday
Shower ga Mr Warsn Nsa
Hoasef lll l.na elaa a Nss Vera
keIiy hoae
seeafis ii.fsft i0Hl.uH
wamans Missionary rnHel rfss
h1tefian church Na q Ra4e
Acorn mb Nr Chester Damon
l4nser i.ansar sat Nr snd yr,
Chas e'>anson
SATURDAY pnue ,iua ST. ana
SIR T. D nron.on
d M q 04h Postponed
Farm Nomanf cleo Dtision
fo'ipou'~i
1ifla fr'enatf Trinity Perish
Mouse
Friday
American Legion t"alafi n
p''fy
'a''Ns' 2 'ts M3hia.3 MN'fih#
'irf J + sfetrfr
hoonef Noone, Shah club tilss
Alice Tallman
Saturday
WI peia Gamma eaa- Nfs
in'ii'f ifa'tna
rive f'' rave '.s' Nfs ''iiio'i
t'pana
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FORGETTING

Champion forgotten of the
world appears to be- Paul Ma
dula, who works on the aiisv
piers in Ilobokcn. \. J Nadia
went into restaurant lao TIE
other night, gave q big order and
fell asleep, Presently the waiter
woke him mp Madula ate the
meal, drowscd off
llc awoke, ordered another biz
meal, ate II, slept again. This
happened third time. Then.
waking. Madula began raging
about slow service and demand.
ed why he hadn't been served
In court. he told the Judge he
couldn't remember eating the
three meals.
Human brain, most delicate of
machines, does queer things.
Madula will have the sympathy
of people who suffer from occa.
sional lapscs of mcmory-who
forget acquired knowledge or ac-
tual occurrences.
1.-THE names slipped me. TN.
come TO me in a minute.
All of MS have memory lapses
at times. Usually they re due 10
fatigue, undevclopmcnt of Ger
tain brain cells, or the attempt
to remember more than the brain
can store.
Most pronounced forms are
aphaSia and amnesia.
Aphasia is the complete loss Of
understanding of language The
victim forgets how TO talk and |
write He cannot understand
writing or speech.
Amnesia is a defect of memory. |
especially for certain words In |
acute form. ones whole past is
forgotten.
What do You find most diff
cult 10 remember Names. dates.
faces or such things aS errands
and lcttcr-mailing for Friend
Wife,
To overcome them. keep in
mind that memory is not single.
consolidated brain function III
has many departments memory
of taste. sight. smell, sounds
events. Identification.
These departments may fune.
tion smoothly with one exception
For instance, a person Of rcmarf
able memory may be unable TO
recall what certain thing tastes
like.
Robert Robinson. California
evangelist. committed half the
Bible to memory. lie could re-.
peat 3s6.si6 words of scripiural
text. That department Of his
brain was over-developed Other
were normal.
Psycho-analysts say we forget
what our subconSeious minds
don't want our conscious selves
to recall. Proof Of this is that
its easy 10 remember things that
are interesting.
Concentrate interest on the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01

things most easily forgotten
Memory viii strengthen like al
exercised muscle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-01

skip meals or eat so little they are
undernourished Such stomachf
merely need the help OF Stuart's Dys-
repsia Tablets The sense OF full
ness Is relieved and there is no acid
effect. no gasslness. no heartburn
Digestion proceeds without those pc
cnliar pressures and sensations o. in
digestion and you soon learn TO for
ret your stomach provided yen do not
forget Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Get
a so cent box today OF any druggist
and note how much better yor feel
after eating
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Stay Awake
After EATING

Give Your Stomach Help Win =
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet And
Noon Day Meals Won't Bother
Many people are so afraid OF
drOwslncss after eating THAI thcg
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NEW REGULATIONS
ON INCOME TAxFs

Wv iN(OWt aAtt
Su erseding Regulations Is relat.
ns TO the samo taxes under tn Re-. :
enue Act OF 1915. Regulations a. r,-
'ating TO the income tax and wa
profits and excess profits tax undes
iitled and 3 OF the Revenue At of
1921 have been issued by the B1reai
OF Internal Revenue 4 copy may D.
obtained upon request 81 the orc og
Collector OF Internal Re,cnue. OkL
hcma City
The book IS divided into four parts
p"H J. income tax Individuals nas,
= income tax ana war Profits ana -
cess profits tax on cor orations. farf
p administrative PROVISIONS. r.ri
a'i nitons and general provisions.
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Harry Audrey Was removed fon
his room Ia the lone hotel Is ,he
NJ = Hospital this afternoon. MS
condition Is very critical
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
THE TRUE Aa1EnruAN PonuY

nELAwAREANs will admit that Chairman John T
II Adams OF the Republican National Committee
spoke the truth when ne remarked thers
protsotive tsr which tho opposition did not ehArso
tsrise 'robber tariff" He truly that There
has been protective tariff that CLOSED factory
or threw = out Of . Job"
Our Democratic friends always bowling about a
"rosber tariff" but the only person who Is robbed II
any, Is the importer of foreign soods who is aoous-
toned make immense profits by buying cheap in
foreign countries and adding 70 his gains tho amount
which he should pay import duties The Republicans
have enacted prohioitive tariff. ana long as
the tariff prohibve II cannot be robber tariff
But the more important statement by Mr.. Adams is
the last quoted above Our Democratic opponents
cannot point to instance when Republican tariff
ever closed factory threw American workman
OF a Job. We point 10 numerous instances in
which a Democratic tariff threw hundreds OF thou
sands OF workmen OF Jobs II is clearly inevitable
that for every dollars worth OF goods we import If
they could produced here. deprive the American
producer Of dollars worth OF business. There
be no question about that Protection Is the
true American policy.
Evening journal., 1922-09-30
WOMEN APPRovT NEW EMPHASIS IN THE DE
| PARINIENT OF AGRICULnURE

yRoM its creation the Department Agriculture has
II given major attention to agricultural production.
It has promoted better cultural methods more scientific
methods OF breeding feeding live stock has intro
duoed and has helped TO develop better varieties OF
plants has taught methods OF combating plant and
animal diseases and in general has everything in
t power to promote larger production of agricultural
products.
In years has become evident that is
necessary that the able market his
crops fair prices produce them in the nrst
place. Under tho administration Secretary Wallace
this phase OF tho departments work has been greatly
strengthened In his first annual report he said that
marketing farm is truly part of production
tho growing of the drops the nrst place" and
that the dissemination of knowledge of what to pro-
produce and how best to market II Is much needed
as tho knowledge OF how to produce"
In short his thought has been the aim build
ing up our agriculture grow the of crops
needed and to learn how to market them at price
which will give the and the farmers wife
sonable for their labor He has insisted that If
our agriculture to be maintained. the financial re-
wards to and his wife and his children must
be fairly comparable financial rewards in other
occupations
He has further insisted that the farmers wife has
right TO comforts conveniences and uxuries equal
to the right the city wife, and that the farmers
family must have educational social and religious
the city with this general aim, the Department of As-
riculture has to some been reorganzed during
the past two years. giving far greater attention to the
business side of farming tho end that farming may
become profitable.
This emphasis win make especial appeal to the
women on the farms OF Delaware. No matter how
faithfully may labor how large the bumper
succeed in raising. It is. after ALL the IN
which determines the standards OF family ife
hava ADV
and give children and the security pro-
vide for ourselves in old age.
We know. too. that only by making the farm busi-
ness a paying business-comparins well with others in
showing the ledger well in beauty Of scenery-
can hope to keep the boys and girls on the farm.
By this reorganization which Secretary Wallace has
made in the Department of Agriculture he has added
another distinguished the already long line
OF those which Republican administration has been
able 70 do for agriculture.