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Richmond. Va, July 8, 1915.
A perfect cure has been eHected
by L. J. Hayden's Pure Herb Aedf
cines After waiting thirteen years
and have not suffered from the
horrible disease, Gravel, I desire TO
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Thirteen years ago twelve leading
physicians of my city treated me fer
kidney trouble and gravel without
the desired benefit. These doctors
advised me to be operated on as that
was the only chance for ne. was
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Hayden's Herb Medicine ead NY Do
fore being operaAed on. ! dad 80,
and In twenty-four hours sster uesns
81, medicines, I passed % least .
half dozen gravel, some 60 pfg e
large pea. Since that time ! heVe
pot suffered with the Eseei:
ttrhfy recommend L. J. Haydens
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HENRIco COUNTY,, VA.
Gravel Hill Baptist Church,

Rev. W. L. Tuck, Pastor.
At 2 P. M. Pastor Tuck preached
for the May Blossom Household OF
Ruth. He brought a good message
from Ruth 1:16.
At 8 o'clock mems night was OBJ
served. All of the men acted we'll.
Brother Paul Morris is on the sick
list.
Sister Tuck is etill sick.
J. M. ANDERSON,
Reporter.
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A colored citizen. male or female
= naturally Republican, but one
or the other can be unnaturaliy a
Democrat. Brother Hoovers mana
gers had better get the votes frst
and look at the color of the person
casting them afterwards and Brother
Smiths managers had better do the
same thing.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-08-04

Rev. j. C. Austin, Gentlemen Arthur
!. White, VIM. Boyd, NJ II. Bailey,
Harry j. Brown, Walter w. Brown,
Thos. j. Jackson, Lieutenants John
7. Scott, VIM. Middleton and thirty
four others. Never before in the
history of the grand lodge have so
great preparations been made to en-
terrain the grand lodge AS is being
made at this time
The Popularity Contest Committee
of A. U. K. & D. of A. of which
Mrs. Eliza Jackson is state grand
queen of Illinois is general chairman,
will meet Sunday, July 20, at Bailey's
Hall, 1888 S. State, Sx.. This wil be
the final meeting before leaving for
Columbus, Ohio, August A.
Attorney and Mrs.. Walter NJ
Farmer, 4751 ChamplaGn Awe, are
planning an extensive vacations in the
East and will be away the entire
month of August.
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The Firestone Rubber Company OF
Ohio have by their contract with
Liberia added materially to the
financial welfare of that republic.
President King appears to be indie
pendent.
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pletely and then it was that Syl-
vester Medley, who had sat most OF
the time, with his face partly covered
by his hands and with down-cast
eyes, broke down, too, and ex-
claimed: Don't cry, mother; Please
don't cryr'
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Hon. Marcus Garvey and his fol-
lowers in this country have come out
intellectually in favor Of Hon.
Alfred E. Smith as their favorite for
the presidency of the United States.
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Some people do not know how to
form an opinion until they have the
opinion expressed by you. Then
their thoughts will be Numerically
opposite.
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You can get from earth to Heaven
mt there is no record Of where you
can get from He'll to the same place.
The latter place is veritable rde
trap, with the difference that no one
can let you out but God and he has
consistently refused to do 1t.
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y This life is struggle. High or
low, rich or poor, we all have our
cups and DOWNS" our disappoint-
ments and bereavements, with the
grave in the distance as the end OF
all of our hopes, through which we
must achieve the celestial bliss OF the
hereafter.
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Arguing with ''mutton-head' IN
dividual is ike "treading water"
when you are out swimming. You
do not get anywhere. ,
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every morning.
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Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
SIMILARITY OF NAMES
OF TWO DICTIONARIES
CAUSES COMMENT

Two men having active parts in the
work of Fred Hilburn post of the
American legion this year have names
so similar that their offices are often
confused. H. H. Beck is post adputant
while H. H. Becker is member Of
the entertainment committee of the
post an dscoutmaster of the legion
scout troop.
At the unusually interesting meet
ing of the post on last Friday evening
Beck sat at the adjutant's desk and
the man who presided at the social
session during which the eloquent adj
dresses were delivered on Americanism
was Hugo H. Becker, the entertain
rnent committee member and scout
master. He took charge of the meet
ing in the absence of the chairman OF
his committee and directed the discus
sion and introduced the different
speakers, himself making one OF the
best talks of the program.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
BY "BoBEE"

BY "BOBEE"
MY knowledge of the fact that
Beebo is true member of the fourth
estate causes me to rely on her gen.
crosity to give me space once in a
while to air the views of the more
or-less despised sex on the fashions OF
the day. 1 have the more confidence
that my request will be granted be-
cause it is quite evident that Beebo
has the intelligence to realize that
men as well as women are vitally in
tcrested in women's fashions, and
while their views may often be crude
and perhaps amusing they may occa-
sionally contain a hint of some small
value.
Writing of the short skirt q, short
time ago the thought occurred to me
that one of our oldest expressions
about children, namely, hanging on
to their mothers skirts was in dan
ger of becoming obsolete unless in the
rare case Of infantile acrobats. Now
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
FORMER DOUGLAS GIRL
FIGURES in ACTIVITIES
OF CALIFORNIA SCHOOL

THE following interesting article con-
corning Miss Beryl Knornschild, for
mer Douglas student, appeared in
"The College Key" Feb. %, which is
published by the Glendale Union
academy, Glendale Calf:
Pebbles on Our Beach
Eighteen years ago Beryl Knorns-
child, editor -in-chief of the Stepping
Stone, began her life history in Globe,
Arizona However, she lived there butt
short time because her IaGner decided
to go to Douglas, where he became |
manager of a packing house.
Beryl lived in Douglas before it was
put on the map; nevertheless she loves
this little town because it was her home |
for IL years of her young life. Living
near the Mexican border perhaps ac-
counts for her fluency and love for
Spanish.
Beryl has ever been recognized as a
bright pupil. Even in the grades, she
was always on the honor list, never
failing to have an aver15e above 80.
When she livA' in Santa Ana, herr
name was put on the Frances Willard
Junior high school honor society which
meant that she had maintained an
average of 80 during the seventh,
eight and ninth grades.
This is evidenced by the following
story One day she was standing out
in the rain, looking WiStfully into the
sky. Her mother asked her what she
was looking at. Beryl replied Il was
looking for the holes where the rain
comes out"
She has always been a home loving
girl, doing the thousand little things
that others don't see. When she was
about two years old she delighted in
preparing what she considered an ideal
breakfast, for her father. She would
fix it in the evening, insisting that her
father eat it in the morning; however,
her father always managed to throw 1t
in the garbage can. Beryl would do
this day after day, perfectly confident
that her daddy was enjoying the repaS5
she had prepared for him.
When she was IA her family came
to Glendale where she became ac-
uuainted with the class of '28.
After staying in Glendale for year,
| the Knornschilds moved to Santa Ana
! where she attended high school for
two years, returning to G. U. A. in
her junior year.
| Last year she was literary editor for
the College Key. This year she is
president of the Siempre Vive club.
And now one Of the most successful
ANIMALS for C. u A. is assured for
1928 under the leadership of Beryl
Knornschild. who has shown herself to
be an able and willing worker for her
! school,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
4 Mere Man Writes of Fashions

ton, and sensational results may soon
be looked for.
Wives in England are reported as
contemplating scheme for adorning
the pants cuffs of their husbands
with small bells of sharp and har-
monious tone. Each set of bells would
have distinctive note, and it is ex-
pected that identification of husbands
with rambling propensities would thus
be facilitated In the event of this
fashion becoming prevalent in Amer
ica we can easily imagine such a
communication as the following being
made to Douglas wife on New
Years day or the day following the
"Cinco de Mayo"-"Jim and 1 were
at the International last night; we
didn't see you, there was such
crowd, but we distinctly heard your
husbands bells about a. M" Hus-
bands will enthusiastically endorse this
innovation.
Our hats are off to the lady who
has introduced a cigaret case which
is fashioned to contain couple OF
cigarets of every brand on the market.
The bluff of the woman who longs to
smoke but doesn't dare, and who gets
out of it by saying that she can only
smoke some particular brand is thus
Immediately called.
must not take undue advantage
of Beebo's generosity, but If she is
willing there win be more Of this
later.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
Gentlemen Prefer Both.

I hear that from Europe comes word
of a "childrens skirt hanger" that
will soon be put on the market, and
that will enable the little ones again
to renew their pretty custom and still
keep their little feet on the ground.
This instrument is fashioned some
what like a pair of tongs, but made
of pliable material so that the infant
may not be- subjected to hard usage.
It will be designed in various shades
and ornamented according to the
means of the mother, and it is said
that before long it will be part OF the
equipment in every smart home that
is blessed with child of tender years.
From Paris this week comes news of
the "companionate skirt" which will
be decided boon to all women whose
underpinning has not been modelled
on lines of grace. This garment can
be- heightened or shortened in an in
slant at the wearer's will by use OF
a secret patented device which is alto
gether invisible. Thus woman who
is unfortunately, let us say, beef to
the heels" as the vulgar expression
has it, may conform to fashion by
wearing the short skirS in public, but
on the approach of some favored
suitor whose admiration she desires to
retain the skirt can be made to drop
instantly and unobtruSively to ankle
length, hiding the unattractlve mem
bers till the departure Of the swain.
Threats of a revolution among the
males of these United States have re-
Gently been heard against the ancient
custom of tipping the hat to their
women acquaintance. AS Mr.. Ches-
terton of dear old London has put it,
what can be more absurd than rule
that when a man meets a woman he
must remove a portion Of his clothing
and wave it in the air! No substitute
for this silly performance has as yet
been devised, but it is limited that
great minds are at work on the queS-
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
music PUPILS
GIVE PLEASING
CLUB PROGRAM

A. j. Pickering, instructor, may well
feel proud OF his pupils for the re-
markable program when the present.
ed tofa large audience at the Parish
house last evening. While this was
juvenile program in fact. in essence
there was nothing juvenile about it,
the young players displaying GER
tainty of technique and execution
that would do credit to performers
of long experience
The Pickering orchestra opened the
program with six numbers by COM
poserS including Mascagni, Olsen,
Grieg and Schumann, this wide range
of composition giving them fine
opportunity to display the versatility
they possess Their splendid inter-
probation of Mascagni's divine Inter
mezzo gave promise which was not
belied in the selections which follow
ed, possibly the most impressive OF
these being Grieg's weird composition
"ASe's Death" which contrasted with
the lighter Olsen compositions which
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
FORMAL. MEETING
OF GOVERNORS.
WILL Be MARCH 2

Plans for the formal meeting OF
Governor q. w. p Hunt OF ARIZONA
with Governor Fausto Iopete of
Sonora were made yesterday after
noon at meeting OF the Douglas
Chamber of Commerce committee
with the Aqua Prieta Chamber of
Commerce committee. The plans are
that the meeting SHAH "lke pi.%s
at 4 O'Clock on the afternoon OF
March 2.
The meeting will be at the inter
national gate, at the customs house.
Music will be furnished by two bands
and 1t is expected that 10000 people
will be present to witness the formal
tiles. The international committee
discussed the prospect Of arranging
for the dedication OF the air port
during the visit of the governors
No announcement OF this was made
as there are federal officials to con.
suit on both sides OF the line before
it will be known il the dedication
can be satisfactorily arranged
Governor Topete will arrive ct noon
on March 2. According to the mes
sage OF Governor Hunt he will arrive
during the afternoon. The evening
of that day will be taken up with
a banquet at the Club Social in Aqua
Prieta. Those attending this affair
will be the guests OF the club. The
banquet will be the second formal
function of the celebration.
The governor Of Sonora Syill nave
started the festivities in Aqua Prieta
at noon on March 2 by attending a
barbecue which will be he'd there.
On March 3, which will be Satur-
day, there will be ball at the Club
Social This will be an invitationa1
affair. In the public plaza of Aqua
Prieta there will be dance which
will be open to ALL These plans
have been completed.
There will be other functions and
an inspection trip in which the gov
ernors will visit the various places
OF interest on both sides ot the
border Negotiations were opened
yesterday to determine ii it will be
possible to fly aeroplanes across the
border to the Aqua Prieta side OF
the international air port II 1t is
found that this can be done without
delay it is probable that the air port
dedication will be made part OF
the program.
The members OF the international
committee are, Leo Lubbert, Hector
G. Rochin, Modesto Acosta, A. T
Sammarcelli, Rex Rice, D. G. O'Neil
John 3. Hart and Pat White. There
is a special committee of the Aqua
Prieta chamber which is working out
the details of the various events and
it is probable that additional COM
mittees will be appointed on the
Douglas side of the border.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

Dispatch Telephones-8l and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28

preceded it and the Schumann num-
ber which followed.
Leslie Farber, Wolinist, assisted
by David Farber, pianist, delight
ed with the richness of his tone
and the ability of his execution in
the intricate first movement Oh Gade'S
Sonata in A Major" Much OF his
success must be credited to the SYM
pathetic and tuneful accompaniment
of his brother David. In the still
more difficult and brilliant Concerto
in E Minor OF Mendelssohn, Leslie
had another pronounced success, and
in response to an encore he played
the loved melody Aloha"
1t wcGld be difficult to say wnicl.
of David Farber's piano solos I'M
pressed the audience most, each was
a marvel OF skill at the hands OF
SO youthful a musician. The most
delicate nuances CT expression as well
as the fortissimo passages were
handled with sureness and clarity
that will cause the two solos to be
long remembered by those privileged
to hear them. In response TO a
regular ovation the player performed
Pickering's delightful ii brief cap
rice" thus rejecting credit on teacher
as well as pupil
The organ cadences of Tcshaikow-
sky's "Andante Cantabile" we're beau
tifully conveyed by the string quar-
tette, and unique and charming
program was brought to a close by
the string quintette in D'AlleSio'S S
II of INn lie
gratulationS are in order to A. j.
Pickering, the Douglas Music club
and all the players. The program
was as follows:
Orchestra
Intermezzo (Cavalleria Rusticana)
Mascagni
Great Grandmother's Bridal Waltz
Olsen
Village Musician ................... Olsen
Asses Death ............,...............,.. Grieg
BY the FireSide .... Schunam
ValSe Lento ............. Olsen
Members of orchestra: Violins,
Leslie Farber, Herman Lange, Dedrick
Wilson, Charles Nichols, Harry Lusk,
Margaret Smith, Norman Carter,
Nanny Farber; violas, Lee Boden-
hamer, Mrs. Mabel Finch; cello, Harry
Lusk, Sr.; double bass, Mrs. Herbert
Lewis.
Viclin-P Piano = Sonata in A Major
(first movement) ................. Ciade
Leslie Farber and David Farber
Violin-Concerto E Minor (f1rst move
mentS .. MendelSsohn
-Impromptu G Sharp Minor
Chopin
Piano--Sonata Op 13 (first move
ment) ...........a......- Beethoven
David Farber
String Quartette Cantabile
TschaikoWsky
Leslie Farber, first violin; Lee Boden-
hamer viola; Charles Nichols, sec
ond; Harry Lusk, cello.
Quintette-Dance of the Dolls
D'Allesio
Leslie Farber, first violin; Charles
Nichols, second violin: Lee Boden-
hamer, third violin; Herman Lange,
fourth violin; David Farber piano
Dispatch Telephones 81 and 80.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-28
APPROVE NEW JURY LAW.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27 P1-Ap-
proval was given today by the SEN
ate judiciary committee to the Nor
ris bill under which no person
could be disqualified as a juror in
federal court on the ground that
he had formed an opinion in the
case if the trial judge believed he
could give an unbiased verdict on
the evidence to be- presented.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
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