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Evening journal., 1922-08-11
70 HARBoR BOARD MEETING

Owing to the absence from the
eity of all three members there was
aQ~ meeting today OF the Board OF
Iarbor Commissioners. as usual on
friday.
W. "A. SpeakPan and Joseph Ban
eroft, OF the commission. are in At
Eanuc City attending the conference
pn pollution of navigable waters.
held by the League OF Atlantic Coast
and Charles Warner,
HE remaining commissioner. is on
yachting trip on Chesapeake Bay.
C. ". Stamford. engineer. New |
FORK, made his weekly inspection Of
be Marine Terminal
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
BLACK HEARS
NEIGHBORS' ROW

Magistrate Black had busy time
last night. hearing evidence in sew
eral neighbor rows and acting in
the capacity OF peace maker.
Mrs. Teofll Kowalski. 1905 Maple
street charged by her neighbor,
Mrs. Lima Dzielska. 1905 Maple
street. with breach OF the peace. was
placed under a peace bond OF $50
by Magistrate Black. Philip l.. Gar
rett, her attorney. announced that
he would take an appeal. The plain
tiff was represented by Harry p
Joslyn.
Walter FARRELL III Rodman street.
charged with breach of the peace.
was released upon the payment of
costs.
Daniel Carter, colored charged by
Annie Locust. colored, with a SER
ious offense, was held under $500
bail for a further hearing. In de-
fault fbail he was committed to
the New Castle County Workhouse.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
I'LL WIFE GETS
MCGOWAN RELEASE

When Joseph MCGOWAN. Lincoln
street. near Second. was arraigned
in Municipal Court today on a
charge of breach of the peace tow
ard his father, Assistant City So
llcitor Green informed the court
that the mans wife is at the point
of death in a hospital and asked
that no punishment be imposed.
The case was continued until Aug
ust 26 and the man allowed to sign
his own bond.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
SUPPORT FOR HIS CHILD

For the support OF his wife and
;niid, a temporary order of Sc a
week was placed against Frederick
smith, by Deputy Judge Lynn. In
Municipal Court this morning. and
the case was continued until Sep
sember 2.
Smith was represented by Robert
|Adair.
The case OF William Mclaughlin.
'-hsrged with being in arrears on a
non-support order. was continued
until September 2.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
STAR MOTOR co. TAKES
OUT THIRTY CHARTERS

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Del. Aug. 11.-Thirty
charters were filed at the State de-
partment at noon today for the Star
Motor Company. the corporate name
including that of thirty OF the States
in the United States. The capital
OF each company is $500. The in
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

frequently taking motor trips on the
boulevards of Paris
Mccormick and Gamma Walska
first met in Paris when he engaged
her to sing with the Chicag Gran!
Opera Company last season. Nc
Cormick. until recently was the
financial bacKer OF the opera pro-
Ject.
The singer, after having been
heralded as an important addition
10 the Chicago opera talent left sud
denly on the eve OF her debu.. A
row among the tempermental stars
was given as the cause OF her de-
parture.
The names OF the diva and Nc
Cormick were not linked at all at
the time that John d. Rockefeiler's
daughter divorced Mccormick. 1t
was reported at the time that ne
was engaged to Mary GardeE. who
had the distinction for one season
of being the only woman director OF
a grand opera company. having been
appointed by Mccormick.
Mccormick is the fourth husband
of the singer. She first married
Russian army officer, then DR.. Jacob
Frankel and last year became the
wife of Alexander Smith Cochran.
She divorced the first three and none
Of them made any contest,
She was recently quoted from
Paris as saying she prefers Ameri-
can husbands.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

acterized the mishap as bad ex-
plosion," while a later one stated
that everything was all right and the
ship was proceeding slowly.
One message picked up by the
naval communication bureau said
the vessel was proceeding on her
voyage, but slowly.
Th. Adrlatic during the war was
used as a transport.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
NEW BUILDING PERMITS.

Inspector Preston issued the fol-
lowing building permits this morn
ing.
Matensz Kyszka, $40 Spruce
street. alterations $500.
Pickles Estate. alterations to
rs and % East Twenty
street. SIS.
Jeston Knight, 251s Market street,
addition $50.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

corporators include II. r. Herbek-
mann, New York. Carroll Downes.
Narberth, Paw. c. Durant, Deal.
y. J. ]. A. Downes. Dover Del, Is
the Delaware agent of all the COM
panies. Carroll Downes is former
resident OF Dover.
Evening journal., 1922-08-11
EXPLOSION
ON ADRIATIC
KILLS, MAINS
CONTINUED from First Pags)

duction vas mercy a precautionary
measure.
The White Star line was not in
formed as to the cause of the blast
which occurred in No 4 hold.
The killed included one fireman
and a coal trimmer. One fireman
was injured and an electrician, a
leading fireman and three ordinary
firemen were numbered among the
missing.
WASHINGTON, Aug. II Omitted
Press) The Adriatic, damaged by
an explosion yesterday in one OF her
holds, will be able to make port
without assistance. advices today
from the big passenger liner to the
naval radio service stated.
The naval radio station at Bar
Hsrbor, Maine, was in communica-
ton with the ship all night and
preparations had been made to rush
naval vessels to her assistance. Early
this morning a message was re-
celved definitely stating tha' the Ad-
rfatic would be able TO make New
York without help. The nature of
the explosion was not revealed in
messages relayed here at an early
hour today.
BOSTON, Aug. 11.-(United
Pres. "A wireless message saying
that an explosion had occurred in
No. 8 hold of the White Star liner
Adriatic, was intercepted at the
Charlestown Navy Yard early to-
day.
At $50 a. m, Captain David. of
the giant liner, reported that the
damage was not as serious as at
first believed and that the vessel
would proceed without assistance.
The Adriatic is a White Liner and
has gross tonnage of 24,541. 1t
was built in 1906 by Harland and
Wolff, OF Belfast, and is considered
one OF the best passenger ships in
Atlantic service.
The Adriatic was due in New
York Sunday. She left Liverpool
Aug. carrying 9O2 passengers.
The first message from the liner
read:
Explosion No. hold. endeavor-
ng to locate trouble at present. Send
assistance Immediately. David COM
mand:ng."
Later the captain sent a second
message that the explosion, the ma
ture OF which was not made known,
was not as serious as at first indi-
Gated.
The ships position was latitude
4s:2S north longitude 51:41 west
which is approximately 1900 miles
east of New York and $50 miles off
Portland. Me.
Officials at the navy yard here
said no ships had been sent to the
assistance of the Adriatic
One OF the earlier messages char
Evening journal., 1922-08-11

CHICAGO, Aug. Tnited
Press.)-Mrs. Harold F. McCoPnick.
guarded and secluded in herNGold
Coast home, was Informed of the
marriage OF her former husband TO
Gamma Walska. in Paris. by a SER
want who carried a note from news
paper men.
The daughter Of the worlds rich
est man who has lived in seclusion
since her return from a self-imposed
exile of eight years in Switzerland
refused to appear to hear the news
personally.
She did not send back any answer.
In fact the marriage today in Paris
of Harold Mccormick and Gamma
Walska did not surprise Mrs. Nc
Cormick or Chicago society.
The reported engagement has
been leading topic OF discussion
for months-even before the divorce
was obtained by Mrs. Mccormick.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL HEAD
TAKEN IN LIQUOR RAID
Dry Officers Make Arrest i'm
Cleanup of Holston
Mountains.
| Special 10 The Times u spa,ch. ]

'''i'''' ~ Wv l'lltS IblS iIalCn.l
BRISTOL. VA, Aug Y-Erank
smith superintendent OF the Rose
dale, Tenn. sunday school, and for
m"r president OF sullivan county
school Association was arrested
this evening when Federal r.vcnu,
agents made II raid in tn" uolstou
Mountains. near H!g Crock
smith and James Hooher were ar
rested while operating large srill,
tn" officers say. In the course of
tile raid TWO big stills were de-
s;roycd The officers also seized
NOR" than 1000 gallons OF mash
ana II quantity OF liquor.
Til" officers are operating under
instructions to raid every rang. i'm
IA" liolSton Mountains until con
WINGED that a number Of stills
Thought L" be ia that section are
destroyed
More whisky is said TO be made
~ III" Big Creek Mountains than in
any other community in the south.
smith ana Bouhcr gave bond a,
their hearing and We're released
Tn" raiders. numbering 1--WE, Were.
headed b! Dave Dcttor. Federal Of
fccr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

employees. signaliHcn. tclegraphcrs
anu train diSpatChcrs. 20 into srs-
sion with the strike leaders MIR
jewell said. the union answer 10 the
President would not be drafted Al
IN" same time. the shop-crnc,e
Ica"cr announced every com,nuuica
tion from strike enters called upon
the leaders To reject the prouosals
VIII Not Wire to Members.
:" Impressed were the Ecnrhlir,,u
leaders today that there would L.,
no strike Legislation imu,di,,.i,
upon the r"as'cmblins Of the lIous.
'hat they decided not to send ,..l..
grams I" Republican members I'M.
sistinE upon their attendanc. Tues
day They will permit their H.nuh-
iican colleagues. il was said. In do
'"'mine for themselves whether ,b,v
VIII be present.
Upon being advised of the pr.ai
dents suggestion. however. R.nr.
sentative Garrett, the Democrats
leader. from his HON" in Tenncss..
sent kilograms 10 all Dcmncro,;c
m"mhrrS urging Thorn To- be prcs.n.
Wheh the ilous" meets Tuesday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
LEE WORTHY CAPTURES
RICH STALLION STAKE
| nbcaten Son of Lee AK.
worthy Wins 900 Race
in Straight Heats.
ny Associated Psscss. J

'.t.N i.I.ANh. Aug. a,NSettinE his
own mace. Lee Worthy. the unbeaten
son Of Lee ANworihy, won the Sill
zoo champion stallion stake. one of
IN" richest three -year-old grand
circuit iuiurit!"s OF The season. in
SrhiEhi heats at North Randall to-
HhN. ANA IN doing SO broke three
records. on" az which is said to H..
M%f'L record The race was
MMh"iIlh $";:.' To Frank H. Ellis. OF
Was MS nf,h victory OF the season
Lee worthy was driven by Zen
hit". of Cleveland who teamed him
~ victory In the Matron stakes at
"''"u Iasi week In the fastest heat
year. This time 2;05,. was inw.r""'di
ny half second in the first heat to-
TI - IN trottins III" mile ia EOS
Ice W Urthy also clipped a second or
"a" StHh" record. lie trooccd the
last half in .0O9 and the last auoar-
ter IN .2"l
l"nsed Ice Worthy in the stretch
ana forced him To step the last quar-
yer IN IS. seconds said to ne Tho
i"Si's' last quarter ever trottcd by
=, ,hr't- year old, In this mile Peter
Hnf Vas just nosed out.
v &c NoEthy was coupled with Lee
"ym"!1t and faced the starter "A
A'HNy faVorit"
Iir''at q Car Worthy in the Plain
l'aIcr 5000 purse and Bil! sharon
IN tn" 2.ii trot marked, the day's
I"''hf hoth were odds on favori;.s
S"Ncihi or tn" heats left the spcr:,
Io:s In doubt umt!I the money horses
We're posted
:. The rlain Dealer wen; to the GREAT
SUMMARIZES
:Ms g., H. e. m Sy Work
i",! Shn ,,,In. ch &. by cap
JIM! LARK. br. e.. by TIL.
Nltdmir tScrcneD 2 .
LAZY StrathnIorc CHI. M. by
N Spft,, of S;ra,hmore.
MIC" 6 Forbes. hr m hy
Malcolm Forbes ,Mc-
MIS- hhi"e,aqGsr. uinoi,,D. G%or.
i f",c reg W ,H"' MHojolla Harry llawker.
started Time 2.Gs, 2:6"S. a,os; o
~" class trott!ng. -vcnr.ni,Js.
=, franrisyo ,Murphy) .....,.. :,
Eleanor Worthy , {. by ,;uy
ANw"rthy d.comiSJ .. .
'-c" :%nd T. g.. by Lee AN
Raron Et"wah, u e.. by E,awah
TIM TIM 40 9:oS ..... ! :
Tho championship stallion stake
6nr'' y"aT-olds. trotting; value. sii.-
i"% W"r'hy, by Lee AN
hunter, + e, oy Be!win GKose
fr,cr Earl. b e.. by Peter tho %
Great ,RaD '....,'.. 2 %
Al W@rthy; b e.. by Lee An
,MH"fihIL ,Edm3nD ...... ! :
hrtrn h'!!"n Axwor,hy 80
Ensign rigr collateral NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
-. AND y. ~ ". HEADS
CALLED no wtSIIINGTa>
IBy Associated rr.ss1

~ lNNATi. ONO. Aug. o-Gcu-
cfal chairmcn on til" ,hcsap.ultc ,rt
ONO ana Norfolk ana Western ruiI
r""uS. where 1t strike of rail clerhs
- IN PROGRESS. have been ordered Ia
\" l" WASHINGTON to appear b.fnr,
Tue h'aus OF IA" sixteen rail unions
WI" are L. meet there Friday 4,
"'S'"SS tn" general strike situation.
II MAS announced her" today at tho
h"au1nartcrs 81 the Brotherhood of
Nhiiway and Steamship Clerks
Freight Handlers station and Ex
press Employees
IN making tn" announcement
hr"th"rhcod officials pointed out ,h,,
iail union chiefs are DESTROYS of oh
tanning iirst-hand Information AS 10
the strike situation on TIA" Chrsa.
p"hS" and Ohio aud Norfolk and
western. which al" thr principal
coal carrying roads FOR Ia" West Vir-
Simia ana K"ntuCkN fields. whcr. q
larg" per cent az the nations coat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Senator Frclinghuysen
Challenged to Debate
IHy LnItel Ncwsl

NEWTON y. }. AUG. United
states senator Joseph : FREEING
huys"n was formally notified
Wedn"sday that his denomination
by IN" Republican party viii hc
opposed by III. sam. insurgont
forces that overturned the party
bosses IN Iowa. PENNSYLVANIA ana
Indiana
Notification came ia the form
OF challenge from his oppo-
nen1 for the nomination. George
l.. Record. I" debate Frciinghuy-
sens record in the Senate.
In issuing the challenge. RECORD
said fre!inEhUys IA .a> riways
voted for IN" !ntercS OF a.
trusts and the monoponcs =.
never for tho working people
III" Senator was especially con
d"m"ed for his yotc o thc Esch-
EumminS hiIi givi.g IT, railroads
$ieo.o0".oon from the United
states Treasury and authorizing
an increase iu freight rates at
tn" same time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

supply is being mined in the present
coal strike.
ofhcinis at clerks Headquarters as
Scrt that reports from the general
chairin"n on these roads Indicate that
very little coal IL being hauled from
the mines since the clerks strike
Went into effect several weeks ago
and that business In the large june
ton points is practically At IL stand
still
1t - tn give the railroad chicftIans
thus nrs; hand information on the
exact situation ON these two large
coal carrying roads that tn. general
Chairm"n wcr" ordered to Washing
ton. officials said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

ana TWO for South Richmond. The
west End route appears to be the
one most sought. II Is the Original
route, being instituted 10 relieve
trathc conditions in the ran" dis
irict, Practically the fuli quota OF
authorized jitneurs operate in that
section.
While 1t * believed by eminent
10y yers that Judge Crump's decision
VIII b" sustained by the Supreme
court. still! az there is an element IF
uoubt. the great jitncy-riding pupu-
iation ~ awaiting tn" decision with
some interest
No matter which way tn. ras.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

goes today. II Is certain that efforts
VIII be made during the carly day,
or the new Council 10 modify the
restrictions in the present ordinance.
Both Councilman Edgar IL l:nrlish
ana councilman James T.. .Dickcrs"n
nave Indicated their intention Ia Of
'"r amendments. Mir English would
change the hours OF operation re-
CURED aud would permit ji,u.ys
when filied to return i'm thu. ouun
site direction. while MIR. Dickerso,,
WOULD eliminate the bond require
m"nts and impose II higher liccns.
tax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

Mrs. bowman told 81 an incia.n,
." which She ASKED :. party Of Al
'""'' motoiis's II she could dIrec,
mem 1" amy poin, in III. CITY an.
'"eI answered by saying thai nv,
81" ia" could a. they had asked
~" people whore certain his
i,"'h'S Wcr" and no one could
ElN" the answer Mrs Eowr,,
ph"si%"d that other cities ar. r,l,;,'o
''r''"I "ui - great deal less hts,nrI.
'"' and Pr"s"ui-day advantages ,na,
h''hm"nd, ana said il, was linn. -,
'o'aI ORGANIZATIONS were watkins, r,
ana joining hands n great forward
movement Tor Richmond
ono 81 TIA" songs sung at y,st.r
."' meeting was composed hv Mtsc
.h"iN h'v"r!"y Dudley. 'yic. -ur.si,,,,
81 IA" W"mcn's Advertising cIu,,
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TO SEND
SPECIAL MESSAGE
continued from i'ivs; page)

q u
I" bring about settlement.
Is NJ. Jewell. chirmau Of IN. lead
crS group OF the seven striking
unions predicted that the pr,sidcnt's
ma offer Of basis 90 settlement
Tor TN" St!ik" might await an an
S"er until Monday or TUESDAY. Mr..
Jew"i declared tn. unions we're at
tempting no dealings with the gov
eminent IN the meantime. that All
separate conferences between rail
road companies aud strike orgnnlza
lions were on because the strike
would h" dealt Win Oh a national
basis. and took every occasion to
re't"r"i" charges that railroad
equipment was dcteriorating to =
dangerous point on accoun, Of tn,
strike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
I MON E,c"u,I,c. in session.

|h'ti Executives of the striking
Observation-Disclosures. boller,nok.rs
Hh""t metal workers. electricians
h1'ckSm!ths. ear men and stationary
i'Fcrn'"-hc!d their preliminary con
'"r"n'" lat" today, bu, Mr.. Jewell
H"id there would be no announce
mrnr
Until Friday. when III. five train
service ORGANIZATIONS called in hy
warren stone. the four brother.
moods ana the swItchmcn. and tho
SpoheSmem for organizations ~ rail
N"E .''INN, ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of wnN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
FEAR \ COLLAPSE
OF ALLIED FARLEY:
SITUATION CRITICAL
lConIinNeA Trnm FIret Pnccl

Continued From First Pag"D
Schanxcr, OF italy. and Premier
Th"unis. OF Belgium
FRENCH and other continental del.
eeates contend that efforts at an all
around settlement hero are futile
because the recent BalfOur note is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
Pr.ncr Mckinney lMc-

Prince Mckinney ,Mc-
bcyitD ..... /, y
GA worthy. h. T. by
Car Peter Murphy, 2 2
walter Sterling. b. <. bv
Peter NuIo CStokrSy z va
Legal J.. b. & by Legal
narol. ,warmanl 4 ro
Time: 2:05A. 2.O5t 2:VGi. .:ll
2.l2 class pacing: purse. $1,000:
Mary coffee" 20 m. by
th" Able (Whitchcad) | 1
Raven Direct Shire. br.
M, by Minor Heir ,MI-
I'r) '-''. ........... l .
BinEcn wood. Jr. br. H..
by Bingcnwood tChildsp 2
Easter R"l!e. Ia. IN. by
1ne"isbcc u'utnam) 2 RI
Billy Lands blk. x. by
Nelson Marera tWick-
crShaml " RI
Lawyer Swift. Lady ,irattuu and
Red Review also started Time.
;o1'. a:06t. 2:o.. 2.o7t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
nN Mnhrrt j. Iicndc1.

NNASHlNCvtN Am. q S,..:..
ms
ON "'-oh' seems 20 NhoW-"her''
there has developed a familiar cx-
preston ,nians Washi,rro, rc,,.
''H'"'"
'"Fu'hS persona political future
win depend lnrEciy on hC,y h, so,
aloe Tho rf,, ,a -.l ,
eh'"''>S ~ VINO may have
started thls bywo-d RcuunIir,r
party leaders .,,,,~. ., 49, 49,,
u
- '"'S
The coming fan elections will de-
..rnIin. ,,. .,,,r,r
no
'"' va SoH'7o.' "Hi also the
dominating iunucnC" In ho'h houses
As be,we.r .as, ,,d 49,
... ''"
mo-" ihr Hernbh'anS
MI. make What gains thcy make in
buuh houses croin M. ,,tddlo
''"''>' ""o VII los" IN
ppih houses IN the East unless
president Hardin. settles ,n,
n,,.n ", L,'SS ana an'"c.al
men, s.,,l.d - S'"',"'" ",sh
dominating oor,y i,enn,,o ,,I,o , ,no
Middle West for the hrs, ,j,,o -,
the n,rty's history. and til. pov,,
"f "a" Middle West m.sht well die
ld.t ,he heNt republican presidential
~ .,,,, "S =" IN. n'''.
an Republican ,nfvcncss ,ro,,, -" 81
uar;y dates hack To- tho Tim. when
Congress WAS milling around with
'nN PM. PRESIDENT Harding
49, "' S'.,"Nes reduced /" 80
T'Ic u"us. IN $50, ,"a 's,''"
abidod by their wishes rb.n a s,nr,,
broke from the Middle West. The
senate contrary TO the expectation
u"S'h'sS, turned an nt"ntiN"
@ 90 w M""'' N'~'
pays,d b., The Hnusn Thn i1n,so
Item. concerned AT the abuse ITS
'f1g.nal action had brought from thu
Ieu.y u'>'Fl',s. Went me senate atiii
,-.i,,. ner".'''"hS re
Ggr.d s,,riaxcs ~. n ,o'v ~ re- re-
ypit. personal nppca, hy mo pr.si-
dent, went through with "A 30 per cen,
suriaA
isiEAt then. It section o; the power
fui Republican press In the East and
Wsu street interests generally. be
Kan "a campniru o- yi,,,u,r,,in,
.r.iNs, nm. ,r.s,,, r e.,
t,., ,.t.
"'S '"'''P''S" mas 'erh "o"'''"
members al inc frrs'-
- ahlnot simultaneously Their"
'"m" clarion call from these same
7,FUcnccs tor more leadership by
Hardins personally
g. q. - WI, Los. SANE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10

based on cancellation OF IN. in
'rra!licd 6chis. However. a compro :
mise could probably be- reached By
PREMIER l"inrnr" modcratiug his at
'itndc toward Germany on condition
'hat tn" british would modify III"
policy LAID down in tin" Ilalfuur dohts
note. thus linking up once more tho
question "f German rcpnratiuns and
the iuteralli,u debt.
There is To IL" considered how
ever tn" consistent opposition of
'r'ihicr Lloyd George to VIVA, h."
terms fr'nl'"r f"incarc'S policy OF
Il return 20 coercion AGAINST Ger
many The british Premier con
tends that such characterization of
Gcrmany as the French d"sir. would
drag the rest Of the continent, into
me same Kind OF chaos as GERMANY
Is now suffering
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-10
GET YOUR NOMINATIONS IN
TO WIN TRIP TO WORLDS SERIES

Have you nominated your favor,te

lave you nominated your favorite
fanH
If not Get busy. as the field is
growing daily With the race open-
ing saturday t" decide tn. ten mos,
popular fans those who e-t down
TO work early stand the best show
with trip ia the worlds series
WIN an expenses paid as the prize.
the Zen Famous Fans" contest is
going to be the talk OF the town for
tho mex, SIX weeks
Among thosc nominated Yesterday
was j \. Johnson. who was on.
"I II" c"ntend"rs III the 1921 CON
test staged BY the Dispatch pnprr.
SUBSCRIPTIONS to. The Dispar en-
fap"rS viii he. the basis on which
the contest will he settled. NomI-
nation blanks arc being run. which
"ntitic the nominee to 10000 votes
l" start. With each six months.
subscription To either paper for car
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SEE HARD|NC's FUTURE
LINKED WITH z STRIKES
Washington Politicians Are
Watching Efforts to End
Walkouts.
DETECTION OF EASTERN g. o. T..

- -+'"N"rfui Republican rrrA- md Will
- street Interests Severely Criticize
present t"nrr">s--WilI Strengthen
Democrats in Fall Elections
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STATE ADVISORY BOARD
TO PLAN DISTRIBUTION
OF FUEL IN VIRGINIA

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