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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
You Can Now Try This Newer
 Form Of Iron At My Expense
First Compromised This Remarkable Remedy For My Own Neigh bOrs And Their Praise Of It Has Spread So Rapidly That Now Over
 Four Million Peoe Use Ny Unusual Offer Below.

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
LIBERTY HILL

Rev. and Mrs. Wooiworth and Miss Ada Davis were guests of Mr. Woolvorth's sister in WestviIle, Mass, from wednes- day until Friday.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
CANTERBURY

MT. and Mrs. Charles Barstow were guests at Nathan Exley's Thanksgiving
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

AS yet the mirror has not been made that EiI enable man to sec himself as others see him.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07
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Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

Travellers along 1he state hiskWAys Wednesday reported that the roads were in a slippery condition and nulC- be- Of cars were seen along side Of thg highways In a crippled condition. A number r3forteA frozen radiators.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-07

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-06
The Proof of Stakeholder Quality:

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-08-06
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
ATTORNEY OF KU-kLUX
FILES HIS STATEMENT
SAYS Organization IL FrnternuI md
should Not BE Fined for Oprr-
atinS without License

ittorney Il. Kent Snillcr. Of Eoa.
.""c counsel for the knights az the
-k.uN Khan. in the proceedings in
STUFFED hy the state FOR the Khan
70 show Cats" why il should not To-.
nn"d for doing business In Virginia
without license. flied his Statement,
III ~. case yesterday.
The statement says the organiZa e.
ton is organized without an iusu~-
ancN feature. along the same lin. as
other fraternal orders not CARRYING
nsuranc" features. and is not doing
business within the meaning Of the
Virginia law
The statement says. The Ku-Klux.
Notwithstanding reports 10 the con
traiN and tho complaints filed against
b. hs Christian. anti-Amcrican.
n'o-for"ian. disloyal and trai,orous
members and disloyal cx-men,bcrs. is
an association OF white Christians
ana Protestant Americans. operating
on inc lodg" systom.''
The state vii! be permitted 10 file
rs hri"i. after which the state Cor
n"r"iion Commission viii render its
decision.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
MAY REVOKE PERMITS
OF THIRTEEN PHYSICIANS
Ful4rilcr Will Transmit Evi.
dcncc and Recommends
tons to HAYNES.

Witnesses in the cases Of five Rich
mond and two Petersburg physicians.
acquitted by the October grand jury
on charges of violating tho provisions
OF their permits 10 prescribe iutcNi-
eating liquor. were heard yesterday
by Federal Prohibition Director Full
wilcr. The physicians we're cited to
"ppear before Director Fulwiler to
show cause why their permits should
nc; be revoked.
Six other physicians. embracing
two from Petersburg. one from Rich
mord and three from Roanoke, will
be heard on similar charges today,
II was said al tho office Of Director
fulwiler late yesterday.
According TO the rules OF the Fed
eral Prohibition Department. Director
fulwilcr viii transmit the evidence
~ obtains from the hearings TO
Federal Prohibition Commits ioner
Haynes. at Washington. with his re-
commentator for. disposition OF the
Cases.
The October grand Jury refused to
indict the thirteen physicians when
the cases We're presented. Director
Fulwiler. however. is conducting his
own invei legation 10 determine
whether the liquor licenses will be
renewed for 1929.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
LEAGUE WILL CONDUCT
EDUCATIONAL COURSES
Women Voters Hear DR.. Nit.
cllcll OH ''Introduction 10
World Politics."

At the meeting OF the Richmond
League of Women Voters held ycster-
'ay afternoon. plans were announced
tor two educational courses to be
conducted, beginning early IN Jan
uary. The first OF these Is Il study
and discussion group under the
leadership OF DR.. :. {. Mitchell. OF
70" University OF Richmond. which
viii use as IL basis for study Glib
bors' introduction to World Poli-
ties This discussion group will he
lcld rs n forum and will be open to
men and women.
The second class is for u group Of
women. who will be led by DR. Mary
Baughman for study OF the series OF
constructive health talks gotten out
by the Women's Foundation for
Health. The Council OF Jewish W"-
men nnd the Y. w. e. y. viii CO.
operate with the league in this
course.
Miss Gertrude Lewis gave mos,
interesting account of her attend
auce upon the International discus
sion held at the Institute OF Poll
tics at W;lliamstown last summer.
Sh" surveyed the topics and gave
IN Illuminating account Of the sub
J"ctS discussed 10y men OF many tor-
cign countries. She made especial
mention OF the Japanese representa-
tive. Mr. Fujisawa. man "f rare
personality and tact. who attcmptc cd
10 portray the Japanese pco-!@
rather than tho government. and who
made many friends for his country
during the course OF the lectures.
Miss Lewis paid a high tribute to
Joseph Rcdlich. former Minister Of
Finance Of the imperial government
81 Austria. now professor of con
StitutiOnal law at the University "f
Vienna.
Miss Lewis said that tho two Eng
liSh Representatives At the discussion
gave unique and tyrically English
contribution in that they thought of
tho world in world terms. They
thought of Japan. Austria. Canada,
the United States. Africa. Russia
when they thought Of Intcruati"na'
relations.
Philip Earr. Lloyd Georges Soc
rotary during the war. cmIhasizc
the eternal truth tha. the Golden
Rule is the only basis for ucrman.nt
national security. Miss Lewis tall
was received with great interest ana
a vote OF thanks given her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
JOINING COMMISSION
TO DRAFT ORDINANCE
BODY Named ny Mayor Hopes "a End
iis N"rL Before Opening OF
spring building Scuson.

The coming Commission recently
named by Mayor Ainslic has hello
several meetings for the purpose Of
studying the work of coming In other
cities. and viii ~ n meeting next
w cdn"SdHv afternoon in the city
Han. enter upon the actual WORK of
formulating an ordinance. This
m"asur" is designed primar ily to PRE-
serve the integrity OF residential
sections OF the city. and Will provide
specific zones for commercial. manu-
featuring. milling and residential
districts
John j. RlaKc Is chairman of the
commission, which embraces Director
Saril'e. John 6. Easiey Ernest l..
Fox and H. Carl McSserschmidt. rep
'cs"nt!ng legal. engineering. con-
tracing. real estate and architc &C.
tural avocatious. The commission
hopes To complet. its work refore the
opening Of tn" building season in
the earlySpring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
GOVERNOR TR|NKLE ASKS
AID FOR STATES ORPHANS
Pleads for Success of Chill.
drcn's Home Socicly's
Fund Drive.

More than zoo men and women
gathered Rt MurDhy's Hotel last
NIGHT for tho supper and conference
Of workers. who will tuko part In
the tricnnial appeal OF tho childrcu's
Home Society or Virginia, Dcccm-
Der 1920. l.. Randolph Williams.
president OF the society. presided
and the chief speaker was Cover
nor Trinkle. State chairman OF the
organization. while brief talks were
made Ivy officers In the field.
The most valuable asset to Vir-
glnia today is her boys and girls"
declared the Governor. and you who
know what 1t means to save the life
OF one child. think wha; II IS to
save hundreds and thousands. and
while casting no reelection on any
other charity In Virginia. viewed
from every standpoint. | believe the
Children's Home Society has few
equals and no superior 1t has APP
pealed TO me for years for | have
seen its founder, the Rev. W. j.
Maybe. gather up groups of little
ones in my section OF the state. and
BRING them TO safety. boys and girls
who were ragged and dirty and who
now are in good Christian homes.
1t appeals To me also because
II is nonseciarian. We too often
limit our Christian work to our de-
nomination. but This is for bet
ter citizenship and a broader Chris
tianity. From an economic side it
is Invaluable. giving the child to the
home and the home Ia the child
a small financial outlay. making
possible no greater Investment for n
Few dollars. and IL the workers GO
out with courage and zeal the $50 =
600 Will be contributed by Rich
mond without creating a ripple.
There is plenty of money in the
city and the people are generous to
degree. all they need IS an invi-
iat!on to save Nirsinla's boys and
girls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08


My Dear Senator-Dick Elankcn-
ship has been indicated TT last; He
has always told me that suspicious
Of the Leg islatur. would fade away
some OF these days. and the people
Of Virginia would agree with him
that il is "A fairly safe body after all.
You know. Captain Dick has come
in closer contact with those fellows
than any man in the state. He can't
help hut touch elbows with Senator
kcezcll when the tall sycamore OF
Rockingham" rides up in the capitol
elevator Captain Dick has operated
so gracefully these many years The
doughty skipper OF the up-and- down
machine often has told me that he
has never had an accident from the
days OF Fitz Lee to Lee Trinkle. THAT
speaks volumes for the lcvcl-hcadcd-
ness Of his passengers. many OF
isla;urc. Yes. Captain Dick is vind:-
Gated. Your good roads body. in
leaving Yesterday the method OF
raising funds FOR highway improve
rent 10 the Sclons. give the Assem-
bly, a vote OF confidence such as
Captain Dick gave il long ago. If
we can now pass this confidence on TO
Governor Trinklc. the winter OF our
discomfort viii hurry to tho lap OF
spring and every nivvcr will houk
for JOY as the mud begins to dry
before the onrush of progress
FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Hearing Industrial Gases.

Earrings in a number Of cases
arising under tho workmcu's com
p"hShtiou act arc being held by the
virginia Industrial Commission this
W""". y supplemented hearing to-
morrow in the case Of !. l.. McDon-
'Ggh. deceased. Mrs. J. l.. McDonough.
'ihi'naui, against til" city OF Rich :
Woud. VIII he held Whether or not
The injury aros" out Of and in course
81 employment is tho issue presented.
Ih" full commission. composed of
Captain G. y. MciIugh. Major G. 6.
iHcr and Major Richard i. Reirnc.
Viii hear review cases tomorrow
ass" Among them Will bc that
~ l'raoI" Meyers brooks against the
Jefferson Realty Corporation ana
Liberty Mutual insurance Company
whether ia" injury arose out OF ana
during the course of employment is
The issue involved
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Vi0lets Bloom in
Winter in Virginia
Flo,cers Ouertop Quar-
ter-Acre Carpet Of Leares
on James.

THE roses bloom nowhere so sweet
as In Virginia." has long been on
plotted in song and story. and the
publication few days ago that
many gardens and lawns were still
emEellished by rose blooms In De-
cember. should lead tourists to stop
in the Old Dominion instead of
trhversinS the long. long trail !"
Florida or Southern California
A we'll known fisherman Of this
state. coursing tho banks or the
James below Dutch Gap. came back
yesterday with the information that
nc saw as much as a quarter of an
acre OF wild violcts OF the banks with
their beautiful flowers ovcr,oppin.
the carpet of leaves. still partially
green and not altogether scared by
the frost lie thinks .NirSi mia a good
enough land. where roses and violct>
can be still seen in the open In De
Cembcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
AMERICAN NATIONAL.
BUYS MAYO ISLAND
D-nI Excludes Such Portiun- n
Granted Ia Virginia IIont club
and baseball Club.

Having purchased at a pGhlic sale
the property Of the Mayo Bridge anu
Land Company. the American VI.
,;onal Bank has fled a deed OF con-
veyanCc in the clerks office OF the
Chancery Court. The property en-
braces all the archipelago extending
Fridge 80 the extremity OF Mayo
Island. cxccp; such portions OF tn.
main island as granted 10 the Nir-
Einia Boat club and the EichmonI
baseball Ctub. The amount mentioned
in the deed Of conveyance is $4,000.
The transaction. however. il is stated.
absorhs unsatiSfed liens on the prop
crty amounting to $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

Frank Goodman. OF New York. one
OF thousands Of tn" trail hittcrs,"
wh" have responded to Billy sun
days invitations. viii spcae at the
men and boys meetings at the Cen
trail '. NJ. G. y sunday afternoon.
December 10 His subject: n Race
Track Without a Winner"
Mr. Goodman win speak to bows
Mt o'clock in the Boys Lobby OF
the association. and to mon i'm the
y. NJ. G. ~. auditoyjum at $40 Men
who want to hear him viii do we'll
t" come carly. rs an overflow crowd
is anticipated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Cclcbrn,e uo~it.cr.. ,un,ycr,,r

comm 'ii"HS from the iiowi,zers
Association the Ladies Auxiliary
and tn" Richmond Howitzers me,
at the CITY Halt yesterday afternoon
l" c"mplct" ARRANGEMENTS for the
celebration OF the anniversary of the
iiichm"nd li"witzers The cclcbra
ton VIII ne ia the shape Of a ban
uu"t with accompanying flow of ora :
tory aud music. The program viii
I '". according I" members of the com
m.ttve, most entertaining one
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Special Jury Ia Try Case.

y petition was fled IN the city
Circuit Court yesterday by counsel
for the defendant in the suit OF y. J..
Calls against r. Sitterding asking
that special jury be summoned to
SIT in the hearing OF the case. liked
for December -. MIR. Calls sues Cor
100000 damages. which he alleges
* due for injuries received in jump
Ing from - window during the IRE
that destroyed the Lexington Hotel
last winter. The plaintiff asserts
that he is hopclcssly inca pacitatcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
u"puin,c Explosive Freight.

I.l!'. 0WI rcGuIatIOns rOv0rr|---.
A1 f"hsp"rtatIon ar explosives ana
"th'i d""E"rpu~ Articles hy ir-ieh,
ana express. together wtth sp.ciGc,.
L"hs i"t Shipping containers are nov
h"ihS considered hy tn. state cor.
n"r"ii"u 'rmmi-sl"u which viii nav.
pnnl'r hearing thereon ON Dcccn,.
Dor j." Ihrco times in It's nis.nr,
the commission has sdontod SGT. O..
fuIrs ana regulations for explosive
compound. -" changes Icing mad.
because Of notifications i'm m.uut:,,.
ture aud improvements in shipoin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Allows vn. II. & T.. to Make stop.

FUIIUWInE 4 NrlcI NtHTInG EcHIHT-
day til. state Corporation Commits
sion ordered tho Virginia Railway
and Power Company. within ten days.
20 establish new stop on the Rich =
mond Petersburg electric line, to be
known as stop II l-o. This is TO ac-
cOmmodate q new settlement be-
tween stops IL and IL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

burg and Potomac Railroad Com
pany has awarded its loyal en-
ployos n series Of bonuses. approx
mating $4,000. In recognition of
their services during the recen,
strike. In awarding tho vouchers
President Eppa IIunton said. "'rhe
loyalty and fidelity OF tho men who
rendered service whenever and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

wherever needed had made possible
tho maintendancJ of tho service
without interruption. and that the
voucher was not bonus. but q
token OF the appreciation that he
and other officers or the company
felt for their services" Tho amounts
given each man represent sum Of
$40 day FOR conspicuous service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Tobacco Employees 10 Get bonus.

The Wh!tlock branch Of the r. Lor-
rilard Company will distribute APP
proXiInatcl" $4,000 in bonuses TO en-
ploycs as Christmas presents. Checks,
il is said. Viii he distributed Deccm-
her .2i. and the size Of the cheek
will depend upou the length OF SER
vice the cmployc has given tho firm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Friday study Club. 3i2l Grove
Avenue. i. NJ.
Richmond Chapter. American
Association Of Engineers. RucX-
cf's. $40 +. NJ
Finance Committee, City Hall.
y l.. NJ.
John MARSHALL House. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open y. NJ. to
u l.. NJ.
For theatrical calendar. sec
page five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
Church Trustee. >o,,,,,

Judge X. Garter Scott issued an
oIdcr ~ City Circuit Court Yesterday
appointing the following trustees OF
the Brook Road Baptist Church:
Thomas Drew, William Young. Joseph
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
At stuart Circle Ho.pi,,,.

Mrs W. T. Cox. Of BrookIand
Park, who has been i'll for more
'hHn four months. is now at stuart
'ircl" Hospital
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
TO WARREN 6. HARDING:

Dear Mr.. Prcsident.-ln passing up
Congress last Tuesday. you set an
excellent precedent. when you have
nothing TO say, il is always a good
idea TO keep a. tight mouth. ThiuN
what the country would owe Bryan
Il h" hadn't hired SO many halls in
which TO talk pcopl. 10 death. sup
pose scores az congressman. Demo-
cratic and Republican,. had kept
quiet when silence was golden
what would it have meant i'm dollars
and cents and smooth ;cmpcrs to the
American people! Very few speeches
in the history of the world have been
necessary. one Of them was that Of
Patrick Henry In st. Johns Church.
1t stirred ZIP Church hin to pitch
of excitement IL hasn't known since.
Another was Woodrow wilson :.
when he heard OF Lodges victory in
defcat'-"And Old Lodge came limp
ing in That's q classic very brief
and TO the point. And the third
came from the lips of commanding
officers in France to veterans OF Cog
mac Hill and Vim IsNugc Valley
GO home! Your work is DER. Keep
the peace and think no more Of hard
tack and bully beef
FATHER DypD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
r., L. & p. EMPLOYEES
LOYALTY RECOGNIZED

In Line With Other Railroads of
COMPANY. VIII Award bonus to
Faithful.
In limo with other railroads In tho
country. tho Richmond. Frcdcricks-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
OLD OFFICERS REFLECTED
BY CHEMICAL ENGINEERS
Henry Howard Is Again Pres.
idcnt of the American
Institute.
cARnl>croN MAKES ADDRESS
Gives Figures showing Enorniity of
tho T"hnrcn Industry I'm Richmond
md Observation-Disclosures Dinner
al Jefferson Hotel Tonight.

Officers who served tho past year
were reelected by the American In
stitutc az Chemical Engineers in an
pudi session at the jefferson Hotel
Yesterday. They are Henry Howard,
Cleveland Ohio, president. John c.
olsen. New York. secretary: r. w.
Trerichs. New York. treasurer;
Charles =. Nick emma. auditor. Ed
ward Eartlow. ! V. y. Dorr and K.
II Mckee were elected directors for
. term Of three years.
Reports of officers showed tho or
raulzntiou TO be making progress in
its chosen field and the reports OF
committees are given careful cons!d.
Grafton. Technical papers were read
~ the morning session by Wallace Il.
NauArdscl. on Effect Of Rate of
FlCv on Absorption az Gases" and
by - & Slakc on Resistance Of
hacking TO Fluid Flow" and then the
reading Of papers was dispensed with
- hear an address by Z. NJ. Caring
to". Of Richmond. president of The
Tobacco Association of tn" United
states. on Richmond Tobacco Indus
;r-