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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08
CHAPTER Mi.
4 JnurucS Into Mean Streets.

Darrow's little car was waiting
before tho entrance; and as soon as
stephen had taken his plac" by tn"
old mans side, they shot forward
into tho Sm,ty twilight y police
man. standing il the circle Of cleo
trio Hight AT the corner. hold up a
"arnn: hand. and then. AS he rec
oEnizcd barrow. he nodded with a
snf!lr, and there stole into his face
the look Of Difference which stephen
ihd seen In tn. Governors eyes
CHANGING up IT the somhrc rugged
ness ~ the profile beside him. tho
younger man asked himself curl
"NSly from what source % charac-
er or circumstance this old man had
derived his strange imprcSsivcncss
ana his authority over men WITH
his gaunt length. his wide curving
mo'trils. his thick majestic Inns. he
looked, ~ stephen had first seen
MIN, rock .hewu Pharaoh OF a man.
IN unusual typo 10 survive in mod.
ern America republican and Inn
portal bid h" represent. this car
enter. who was also politician
the political d,spotism Of the work
cr-thc crook and scoursc of the la
h"rcr's power?
suddenly. while he wondered. par
row turned toward him. What do
YOU think OF tn. Governor"
Il hardly know" answered S,c-
rhcn thouGhtfully. 1T Is too soon
to ask. but think he is honest"
lie is more than honesty" re-
joined the other quietly. "Hc is hu.
man He understands. lie belongs
to us
R"loncs?" stephen repeated the
word with note Of Interrogation
Very slowly the old man answer
cd Il mean that he is more Than
ANYTHING that he says or thinks. He
Is bigger than his message"
tTo be continued.
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By J, THOMPSON BROWN & co
and
l.. l.. & j. S. HARvIE.
rustees' Sale Two
2-Story Dwelling

No. ~ and TIA Church Street.
NusmSt IS. 1921. L" the undersigned
trustees. and recorded in Il {. c.. D.
II. 2IG- H.. i. iT2. To secure certain
notes thorein described. default being
made. and being required so to do. we
VIII sell at public auction on the
premises. to the highest bidder.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 9TH. $50
+. NJ.
thG, property, described in said deed as
l"iIowS: All that certain lot OF land,
together with all the improvements
thereon. known rs Nos III and 7l3
church street, Richmond. Va. in that
part thereof known as oregon Hin.
fronting 20 feet on the eastern line Of
Church Street. between Holly Street
and James River. ana running back
between irregular lines so feet. more
or less.
The property will pay well as an
investment. and has good speculative
prospects.
TERMS: Cash as to expense Of
sale. any past due taxes to day OF
sale. and to pay eight notes of $50
each, with interest from August Is.
1921. and balance To hc paid monthly,
as prescribed by the deed Of trust.
J.. T.. IIAIiVlE.
j. 5. IiAiiVIE.
Trustees.
j. Thompson Brown & Co. and l..
+ d j. ). liarvic. Auctiouoers.
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'conlInucd from yes,erday)

Well. nrst OF all. | make no pre-
t"u"". do not promise /" work
miracles de- not. like your CON
vcntional candidates. talk In pIa,i-
tudcs. do not undertake to achieve
regeneration az politics out OF an
-"Ecnerat" human nature. As long
a. We haV" cherries N,a shall have
n!achOirdS. IS louE A. ". have poll
tics We Shall have politicians |
"rkno"I"dce tho good and tho bad.
and all that | promise is to get a.
good results a. can on, az the mix.
'Ir". Definitely | stand for a pro.
ErosSiv" reorganization ut society
for fairer social order aud a prac-
zeal system "f co. Operative indUstry
5ho only logical method OF increasing
production Without reducing tho la
h"rcr 10 tho old disort:aniZcd> slav-
cry. ! believe In the trite formula
"" workers prcach-in the eight
hour day. the old-agc pension. which
IS only tho inevitable step from the
mothers pension. tho gradual ma
tonhliZatioa % mines and railroads.
h"!icNc in these things which are
Ia" commonplace Of tomorrow: but
II IS not because OF my beliefs that
the people follow me |; * some
thing bigger than all ,his ;h,,
catches tn" crowd. What the people
see IN me is not the man who he
licvcs. but the man who acts. |
stand To them not for wurds-though
you and Ecnham think I've made my
Nay by gift OF t"nruv--hut for
d"cds-for things performed as well
a. planned. pth.: men can tell them
what they want. My hold over them
IS mat thep feel can vct them what
thcN want--a very biz difference,
On. use words | know. like the
rest. have read few books. and
can talk as We'll as any political
parrot of the 10, when got started
at tn" words use are living words.
II YOU notice them. talk always
about tho things that can do. never
about the things that ! think We'll.
that is my Secrct--my pose II Won
rr"f.r-to present my argument to
IN" crowd as an act, not as an idea
There are plenty of imposing statues
,'ndinr around. What they soc IN
m" - Il human being like themselves.
one who wants what they want. and
who viii night to the last ditch To
get i, FOR them"
/, was plausible il sounded con.
v'nc!nS and logical; and Vet. even
while stephen responded To tho Gov
"rn"r's personal touch. some ob.,'
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At Pinllico
Results.

Results.
.First, ra,cSe-IMusty. -? crawford,
smHt;s, $50 W Ssao s sfsSna. ov tto
Time. i:23 4-5.
Second race-Luminist. % UHclD.
S!5 s$c.50. $3.50. won; Sweetheart.
Frank ia iGr o7 Sqs 1--we, SEQ Se ;Sirh
Third racc-Apcx. los ,McLanc,.
$3.50 $3.50, Sa.l0. won: Saddle and
E"otS lla ,cnllahan). s73o. si6o.
s4i5o ihird. Time. l:ia -. roly-
,hias. fiucky: Royal Charlie. I.enarc.
scratched. Mcx H.. Siwrath Dcx
ferrous; Toll The Almoncr Dough-
nut. ARROW OF Gold, Krocklcsbv.
Good Time. Sailing Along. also ran.
Heather Io7 ,ratorl. $3.50. $50.
$50 won Swccpy 100 callahan.
-; SOLO. second; hidden Jewel. no
.Martz,. s'2o. third: Time. lao 30
Amanda ii"cv. Harmonious. Vltamin,
scratched Cromwell. Catalan. C;ouI-
er. Ira Wilson. Mayor House Mock
oransc Occidental. Sundial H.
Nrni%e!os. ChaS. j Craismlc, also
oi'ifth rimiico declared OFF. sub
stitu'c race rum between SaIly's
Alley and Mar'imgalel
ruin race substituted -Martin-
sale. ~ &C.. kummcr) won no
mniue!s sold; SallN's Alley. il6
'i"hns"n). second. No mutucls sold
SiNth rac"-C;,pt Alcock. 40
,keoshl. $3.50. $3.50. $50. won:
EXODUS ll5 tLyke, 50 so, $40. sec
"nd Oceanic. liz tMarinellD. s2.30
third Time. 2:33 80 E,Xterminator
irish KISS. scratched. Medina. Mad
Halter rhimblc, Paul Jones. also
ran.
seventh racc-war Victor. ll3
tSandc). S9.6O $500. $50 won; Cal
lirant: ll3 tSmailwood), $40. $3.50
second; Dolly g.. 100 G.cgcrc). $40
third Time. l:6S. Balance Wheel
ran.
EiShth racc-Night Boat. IS CShcl-
.,ckp. $500. si.2o $3.50. won: North
Wales !03 tMnrincilp. $3.50. $50.
second. The Eo'l call lOl tMnrtzD,
fI.hu. third Time, las - b1rl,
I'M. Tom McTagSart Ruucn. Rcttv.
u ana King John also ran
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rustees' Auction Sale
y luableF arm
Henlico County, Virginia

~ virtue o. certain deed OF
trust. dated !@tn day OF October.
1871, aud recorded IN the .Ierk )
once .: The !ls.riCo Circuit Court,
I"S bee" made IN i"e payment ui II
Iv, "r>a tnvr.Oy.
ana being required by the bemc-
hc!ary 50 TO do. we will. on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER .. 1872.
AT O'Clock 4. NJ.
Oh the premises. sell al public auc-
ton, the property vvnv.y.u therein.
!. All that certain tract or parcel
o: land with al! tuc uuIluInSs. Lsuis
ana Nays 'h,iSto ''v1uns!..t. IN.
ahn heInS IN che County oI ntnr!uV,
State OF \lr.,nia. about .our and
OHe- hdli mIi,n yellow In. Clty OF
Richmond. ana cOntain!nt one nun
quarters OPS 80 acres. mor. or
less. EEGlNN INC; AT an Oak stump.
thence 10 ~, degrees west $3.50
chains 10 Stanc. theme. north
north 10 degrees west / cuaIn to cor
h'f OF ditch. thence north 81 IL de-
ere,s i".3a chains 70 road. south
% degrees east t.0j chains. thence
norm IS degrees east l225 chains;
thence south - degrees east ~
Shains to stalk. thence ncrtn
pIne stump near Branch, thence with
Branch chains TO "a corner VITA
wade at Branch. thence south IL
dcSrccs west lilo chains tu 4 cor
nrr at +. ~ IL. Pine. thence with
Creek is chains to A corner ON Greek
near Beech; thence south 20 degrees
east 1910 chains to Hickory and
Gum pointers; thence south IS ~
degrees west % chains to corner
on branch near i falling Maple:
thence with Branch I.,5 chains to
Cornelius Crncn i5 chains to a stake.
thence 81 5-S degrees west I CHAINS
To an OAK stump. The BEGINNING
=. All that certain lot ur parcel
Of land situated in Henr.to County
near the New Market ROd.i. contain
ing tw" acres. Rein; th- same land
conveyed to Isham Jefferson bv
George T.. Drini;cr and Others 10y d""i
recorded in Henrico County Clerks
office. j.. -. -. page aj; which deed
refers 10 plat of thu sam. land
one acre having hecu sold 10 Vii
liam Randolph. II. IL TO pnc> 2SS
Tracts No. and No. are adjoining
ana iii he sold as Shplr
TERMS: One fourth cash rcsil:t"
payable !: 2 and > years with inter
est. payable scmi-anni:..... secured
by a deed OF trust on n. property.
or all cash At option ~ purChase-
;INO: d: CHArIN
THOS. w. CLARK
Trustees.
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I:ntric.,

First racc-rursc. $500. FOR maiden
'wo -Ncar.old colts and geldincs: =!
lmrl"ngs; 90 -Thcima X. lo9. Gail-
ford. III: Lucky Run. il2: Kenneth.
III; Vanishing Roy. IL"
second raCr-SNnu claiming: three
ycar-nlds and M. six furlourS ,"p,-
'D BABY fNclyn 81: tND Molinrra. o..
Carrurc, 90 Light Wine %. Mabel
Rulc 30: harvest King. Ia Toe tn,
Mark. lo2: Magician. lOg Sandal
Wood, io2. Jake Fold iO2; Jac"h
hean. loi: CD Machiavcli lni:
amanda. 1885, serbian. 100, Ratty H..
g; Mahoncy, i02. tN) Phantom. lot:
Lieutenant Colonel 100: !luZZah.
iO2: Lady Iougfrllow. lOi
Third Face sNUu. claiming: three
ycar-"lds aud an. SIN furlungs. t,>-
brilliant Ray. lN+ Elmer Is, los
Wanker Brown. 100; Eas,view. IiS.
Whi'estar. rs
Fourth racc-sSOO allowances. Sem
ator stanley purse; two-yeAr Odds.
- furionSs 80 RompinC Mary, lO4,
Kitty Williams !Ui. Mount Rose,
il2. kirk Lady lOi
Fifih race-s3 600 the Evansville
handicap: thr-c-vcar- and up; one
nile ,D-isosCelcs. 90: Dantzig. 100:
Lady Astor. 100. Ruuquoi. l0l: Ma
nocvre. rot. Bit q Black. lot: Lady
champ. lio. United Verde. III. Flea
nor s ~
Sixth racc-sSnO. claiming; three
year-"lds and ur: II mile CO--O!d
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ELEVEN

Faithful. lo2. SHUTS lO2: Plus Ultra
ioI: Raider, ll2: honolulu Boy. ll2'
seventh race - $500. claiming;
three year-plds and W. one mile.
- walnut Hall. loo: blossom
Iahlean d,Honneur. io5. High. io5;
N"peat"r. loJ, Darnley. los; Mallow-
mot, 10.
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DISrLIi CLASSIFIED
DISfL+i CLASSIFIED
BY POLLARD & BAGBY. INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Trustees Auction Sale
No. 62l North Thirty
third Street.

In execution OF a certain deed Of
trust, dated August Is. 1922. to the
undersigned trustee, recorded in
Richmond thanCcry Court n r.
2S3- b. page zoo. default having been
mad" in the payment Of a portion OF
IN" dent therein secured. and being
required =" I" do by tn. uo,eholdnr
we viii sell at auction. on the prem
ICES on
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER s. 1922.
at $50 o'clock +. NJ.
the vc-mcntioned house. contain
inS SIN or ciSht rooms The property
VIII u" sold subject to a FIRST lien or
!2,nOO ana interest. dated August IL.
20, at three years. the balance
cash.
POLLARD & BAGBY. INC,
Trustee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

SE PAY tho highest cayh prices for used
sSntur.. Giobe Furniture co. Ran
an IA
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'l4 Dominion Tru-, Co. Trustee.

Old Dominion Tru-, Co. Trustee.
virginia FOOD Products corp'n. g, ais.
HHEins been directed 10y decree entered
IN the ah"y" styled cause on Jun. -
1872. :" inquire snt report
What bonds and BY whom held are
outstanding secured by th- decd al.
'tus' from the Nirsin!a Foo! Products
tomrany. trustee OF December 81. 1918
Ia The or!siua. hill men,l"ned.
What bonds and by whom held are
outstanding aud secured under ana by
N" deed %: trus, from the Virginia Food
Products Corporation to the Newport
News Bank and Trus, Company. OF
June 80. 1921, III The amended and sup
elemental niil mentioned.
What properties are subject to The
iinns %! SAID deeds Of titsi. respectively
and what estate therein vested In Ia.
trustees ia -a.d deeds.
The liens upon the properties con
v"yed 10y hui subject TO he deeds OF
trust aforesaid their dlgniiics and
prioritics. aud 10y whom held"
And having been further directed to give
notice o! The zine and place OF taking
said account 10y publication, which pub
LEGATION shall br equivalent TO persona!
service 81 motto" ON all parties in interest.
all such persons are hereby notified thar
have HN"i ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER
-. 1922. AZ 10 o'clock \. 81. III my Office
Hoom 5l2 Travellers building. Richmond.
Va, tho time and place TO proceed TO
oIN'h h.u'i my mana ms -ith Day OF
leftover w.
fhlI. ~. SHIELD.
commissioning ~ ihhhcrry.
NOTICE.
ht1u">' having D'eh n''dr ~ me state
n , N""lih'ssi'" 20 "S''"',.h stHtr
uM l.'',,r ~ on, h''"noho
~. 80 $685. V'
y,ni.s
rhe state Highway Commission hereby
riy.s notir. ma, ,h.v ,yiii r,.., o,
+. ~ o'clock on the ?5ru DAY OF NO
NEMBtK. Iy.2 in the assembly-room a,
the omqe OF ths state Highway com
mission. Tenth and Marshall Streets.
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question WITH laugh. DO you
really Xix. politics SO much" Sh.
l.torted. and fled lightly toward the
staircase beyond the library.
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VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
Broad Street, Between Sixth and Sew.
cnth.
Household Furniture at Auction
Pursuant to "a deed Of trust Of June
B, 1922, from Bessie and Gerald Con-
per. the undersigned trustee will sell
THURSDAY MORNING,
commencing at 1880 a. NJ. at 6lS
East Broad Street, Oak Dresser.
] Iron Red and Spring and Mattress.
Sewing Machine. ] Oak Library TIA
bic, . Rockers. Dining Chairs.
Round Table. l Couch. | Roll Limo
leum, Ice BOX. | Kitchen Cabinet.
Sale positive. Terms cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION Co.
Auctionccrs.
GEO. v. OLIVER.
Salesman.
CITIZENS LOAN SOCIETY,
Trustee.
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AUCTTONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST ilNE RAILROAD
Company

onica Of Treasurer
Wum.ng'"n. y g.. October 81. 1922.
III" Board ~ Directors Of Atlantic
c"ss, Line Railroad Company has de-
c.hrcd dividend o: TWO and one-ha.t
r"r cent "n the Preferred stock OF that
COMPANY. payable on Friday. November
20. 1922. 70 such s'ochholiers a. shall b.
'eElst"r"i on The hooks Of IN. Coinpsny
on Fr!ha:. October %. 1924 Tho transfer
books are closed from October - 20
November 10. i.c-. both dates inclusive.
J$O. I. REID.
Treasurer
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Main Street SfafinrN

SOUTHERN RAILWAY
main Street StatioC)
Leave Tor Arrive from
7t5 am. Danvillo 4 Durham l4Oprn
345pm..Atlanta 4 Birm nshnm.. 7l0arn
COOP IN .keysville. ............... ts40an
HOO pm Ashsville y c~ Orleans. s.35 pm
York River Line
so am Wo,t Point .... o40am
LIS Pun. .Wost Point .... 53S pm
IS 10 pm. Baltimore ......... YSi5am
Daily except Monday.
Ticket Office. 500 E. Main st. Phone Mad. 27a
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REIL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wuntcd-itcni Estate.

FOR RESULTS. list your farms and city
pf"r"r'y with pollard = BasDy. 1909
Hat Main street
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FRED'SB'0 &POTOMAC R.R..
OBroad Street Station. except where lrEl
Lac NIL Id
SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
Main Street Statlou,

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 Z. Main Street Phone Randolph az
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dtCTIDNS-LEC/iS

Virginia Is THE cnANchRY
MOEp.
pa"y. ' exyr,!,or Of G rhe
last w!ll and testament
81 lanes NtIsUU. de-
ceased .........--.. '"npIainan,
William II Nelson. :, ais Defendants
and
National state and city
hank OF Richmond. VA
which sues, etc Complainant
James Nelson's executor.
Having been directed by decree en-
tered in tn. above styled causes on
July 20. 1922, TO take.
"Au account OF the debts and do
maHdS against the estate OF said
James Nelson, deceased. with their
r"SP""'iN" pTi"rltlcs. n any and the
amounts thereof. and TO whom due
And having been further directed to
give n"iIC" %; the time and place 81
taking said account by publication,
which publication shall be equivalent
20 personal service ~ notice Oh al!
p"tricS in Interest. all such persons
ar. hereby norincd that hay. nAcd
on Wednesday,. december .. 1922 at
10 o'clock \ Nj IN my Office. Room
5i2 Travellers t}ulldinE. Richmond.
Va. ~ the time and place 10 proceed
TO take said account
Given under my hand this s,h day
Of November. 49,.
rIIll.. -. SHIELD.
Commissioner in Chancery
l.tahy ~ BufUrd. u. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-08

NlliGiNiA--IS THE LAW AND EQUITY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MDSD.
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BY CHAPLIN Il CLARK.
Real Estate Auctioucyrs.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-28
OPAL DIGGERS OF AUSTRALIA
They Live In Burrows, Work Hard
and Now Can't Sell Their
Gems.

Opal is the Australian natural gem,
but latest reports from that country
show that the diggers are experiencing
very hard times, owing to the slump
IN the precious stone In the European
markets.
Cooler Pedy, the home of the ia
nous South Australian black opal, Is
100 miles from anywhere, and prob
ably the most primitive village in the
British empire. The Australian blacks
chrlstened it Cooler Pedy, or white
man living in Il hole and it well de-
serves its name.
OF all the rough outback jobs In
Australia, digging for opal is about
the worst. COObpr Pedy lies in the
heart of the Stewart range, 10 miles
from the nearest station on the East
West railway, and its whole population
Of between 20 and 50 diggerS lives I'M
dergrOund in burrows scratched out of
the hillside A tin Shanty, in which
dlggers keep their tools, is the only
sign of life showing above ground.
Every morning the diggers come out
Of their burrows and set out for the
opal fields, to cut patiently through the
rock in the hope Of finding the beau
tiful black diamonds lying beneath.
Between them they have dug many
thousands Of pounds worth Of opal in
the last four years, though they have
worked only a small area Of field
said to be 40 miles long. In normal
times opal is worth $3.50 an ounce, but
now that there is practically no de-
mand for the gems the dggers have
opal, but no money.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-28
Estate of
SARAH A. FLEMING

State Of Vermont
District Of Addison, S..
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District aforesaid
To the heirs and all person, inter
ested in the estate Of Sarah A. Elem
ing, late of Middlebury in said Dis
trict deceased,
GREETING,
Whereas, application hath been
made to this court in writing, by the
Executor of the estate Of Sarah A.
Fleming PRAYING for license and au-
thority to sell all of the real estate Of
said deceased located on the northerly
side Of Washington st. in Middebury
village, bounded northerly by Seminary
street, easterly by lands Of Walter
Forbes, southerly by said Washington
street and westerly by lands OF one
Monroe, representing to said court that
it would be beneficial to the heirs and
all person, interested in the estate Of
said deceased, to sell said real estate
and convert the same into money.
And bringing into Court the con-
sent and appreciation in writing, of all
the heirs to said estate residing in this
State, and setting forth the situation
OF the real estate
WhereuDou the said Court appointed
and assigned the lith day of August,
1922, at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, o'clock, a m in said District,
to hear and decide upon said applica-
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-28
THE ALDEN PARTRIDGE TRAIL
Norwich University Outing Club to
Blaze New Green Mountain Trail.

The Norwich University Outing
Club at a meeting held July 22nd
voted to commence at once to blaze
and improve a trail over the North
field and Braintree mountains, com
mencing at Bald Mountain and ex-
tending southwark parallel to the
Green Mountain Trail over Scrag
Mountain 1928, Burnt Mountain 21GO'
Roxbury Gap 24l6, Rice Mountain
5000, Adams Mountain 1886, Braintree
Gap 1883, Mount Cushman 279l, Ran
dolph Gap 1858, and Paul's Peak;
thence by the Bethel granite quarries
and along the ridge touching histori-
cal and slightly points, over the ridge
to Norwich, Vermont, and the birth
place of Captain Alden Partridge, the
founder Of Norwich University, and
past the site of the Old South Barracks
to tie in with the Dartmouth Outing
Clubs Trail
From Bald Mountain a trail will
eventually he blazed to Cancels Hump,
tying in with the Green Mountain
Trail at that point, and lateral trail
will be blazed from Potato Hill to tie
in with the Alden Partridge Trail at
the most convenient point The trail
will follow the general direction as in
Dictated, and will be known as the
Alden Partridge Trail, in honor Of
Captain Partridge, a man who through
out his career was accustomed to take
long hikes and as President OF Norwich
University established the custom Of
taking the cadet corps on long marches.
The route selected is one which leads
through a section Of the state which
affords some of the most wonderful
views anywhere to be obtained Of the
mountains and valleys Of Vermont and
New Hampshire
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-28
How The Master Driver
Became Master Tire Builder

TN 1903, driving the 1893" racing
car, Barney Oldheld started his
career of victories that later
earned him the title of Master
Driver of The World" To over
come the tire weaknesses that made
racing difficult and dangerous, he
studied tires-specifed materials
supervised construction.
Today, Barney Oldheld is known
as the Master Tire Builder"
Starting with the crude tires which
carried the 1899" one mile in sixty
seconds, Oldheld gradually de-
veloped his famous Cords-a set of
which covered 500 miles at eighty
eight miles an hour without a
change.
In three years Oldfeid tires have
won every important race on Amer
lean speedways. They are the only
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1922-07-28
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SHAH JEHAN'S PEARL MOSQUE
Beautiful Temple at Agra Is Lined
With White and Blue-Veined
Marble.

Among the most beautiful of Shah
Jehan's sculptured monuments is the
pearl mosque at Agra. The entrance
gateway Of red sandstone contrasts
effectively with the interior of white
and blue-yeined marble, says a writer
IN Asia. An inscription in letters of
black marble states that this mosque
may be likencd to a precious pearl,
for no other mosque is similarly lined
with marble. The Indian influence
upon Mohammedan architecture of
this period is evidenced in the lotus
petal cap decorating the domes and
IN the purely Hindu finals, legitimate
Mohammedan mosques bearing instead
the simple spre with the star and
crescent. The fOlIated arches come
from a Buddhist source, symbollzng
the lOtus-leaf shaped aura around the
body Of Gautama. The pointed upper
follation is derived from the shape of
the leaf Of the bodhi or pipul tree,
under which Gautama attained to en-
lightment and BuddhahOod and is
commonly used in Buddhist idolatry
to indicate the nlmbus around the
head. The master builders Of MOgul
days were chiefly Indians from Ben
gal, and since they were artists and
artisans rather than mechanical work
men, much Of the inspiration Of the
architecture of this period must be ac-
credited to them.
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