Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 313, 14 November 1921 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., MONDAY, NOV. 11, 1921.

TWO ARE CERTIFIED FOR POSTMASTERSHIP AT COLLEGE CORNER

Ptl.UDirH NFTWS BIREAl' WASHINGTON, Nov. 14 The civil service commission ha3 certified to the postoffice department two eligible for appointment as postmaster at College Corner, Ohio, John R. 'Williams and Jesse L.. Widan. Rep. Roy Fitzgerald of the third Ohio district is expected to make his recommendation for appointment in a few days on his return to Washington from hts home in Dayton. It is understood that Williams has the endorsement of the ' Republican organization. The OhioIndiana line passes through College Corner, the post office being located

on the Ohio side. The term of he present postmaster, Alfred L. Foreman, expired July 14, 1920. The office has a salary of $1,800 per year. Post Office Examination. The civil service commission announces it will hold an examination, -Peeember 10th, to determine eligibles for appointment as postmaster at West Alexandria, Preble county. Dhio. The office pays a salary of $1,700 per year. The term of the present postmaster. Orange V. Fritz, expires January 31, 1922.

Few Native Women are Seen on Streets of Naples (Foreign Correspondent of the Brooklyn Eagle.) Naples "I have come from a world of women to a world of men.' said my Neapolitan friend after his first visit to London. "Do you know, I used to sit for hours in the balcony of my holel just watching dainty women and girls trippinc along intent on their business or their pleasure. Their riauner and movement;', so full of a glad independence their glance so frank and free of all self-consciousness iheir whole demeanor reserved and splendidly self-reliant.'

"You are very enthusiastic," I said

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A Plea for Peace "On Flanders' Field" the poppies grew. And soldiers fought and soldiers slew; And soon the field once crimson red Was thickly strewn with ghastly dead. All honor to the boys that fell They bravely fought and they died well, And ne'er forget the lives they gave America's fair name to save. Long past 'twas said "thou shalt not kill" And does not that command hold still? And should not all of ev'ry soil Live free from strife and war's turmoil? Oh may all strife and warfare cease! So that all men may live in peace, And ev'ry nation near and far Be led by Bethlehem's guiding star. Minnie E. Hale, Nov. 12, 1921

j a portrait stamped on a clav disc I and said to be the oldest portrait in the world, about 4.000 vears old be

longs 10 ine Fennsylvania Museum.

Steamers Will Sail Between New Orleans, Mediterranein (By Associated Press) NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 14. Establishment by European lines of steamship service between New Orleans and Baltic and Mediterranean ports was announced here today. The East Asia company, of Copenhagen and Danzi?. will besrin eariv

next month, while the Societe des Af-j freteurs Reunis, of France, will begin ; sailings from New Orleans to French, j Italian and Spanish ports on the Med-! iterranean in January. I

tomorrow afternoon's session on this ( win H. B.own of Minneapolis, chair-, tects, and elimination of waste land subject. Elimination of waste in j man of the committee on small houses and layout by J. C Nichols of Kansas house plans will be taken up by Ed-1 of the American Institute of Archi-ICity, Missouri.

Experts Seek Redaction In Cost of Small Homes (By Associated Press) i CHICAGO. Nov. 14. Effort will be made to throw some light on "real reductions in the cost of small homes" at the 17th annual meeting of the American Civic association opening here today. Dr. John M. Gries, chief of the newly created division of building and housing in Secretary Hoover's department of commerce, will conduct

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appearance oy uns ireaimtni. Kitty M. If your legs are so stout n

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Englishman Suggests Tribute to Unknown Hero

The idea of conferring a nations proudest honors on the remains of an unknown soldier, as was done by the Vnited States at Arlington national

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American Legion headquarters in New York City. England's initiative in holdln?c a great public mourning service ot the bier of one of her nameless heroes was taken after Railton had published in a London newspaper an open letter addressed to the English public. This article pointed out that many thousands of soldiers had died on the battle field for their country, and their ideals, and had gone to their graves unidentified, and urged that such a ;oldier, utterly loft in the sreat holo-

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have you been ill lately? If so, exer-i else, build yourself up and you will j feel all right again. Bee Bee Reduce the ankles by mas-' saging and kneading them vigorously j with the hands to work off the super- i fluous flesh. If you are too stout, your , ankles will be thick. Any strenuous: outdoor or gymnasium exercise will tend to make the ankles slim and neat j looking. j

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Uu.ir retainer for the comin season Mrs. Taylor's SickneSS Ended 1. 1 grand oneia. -winch begins hero to-, J -,!, ,

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General Director Mary Garden, who uall with backache and was often de- j J took the reins toward the last ot last ,,.,,,.,,, ,, , nujsponiient, had dizzy i Fta ' reason, has chosen operas for the( R?iMlSyi'j? spells and at my I frg first week which represent equally the, nfssj!; monthly periods it !E3

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Titled Nobility Turns Hobbies Into Profits (From the New York World. 1 Scarcely a week passes in England without :n announcement that another titled person has taken up some Tiain. every-day business. The l.ite-t to be added to an already Ion'; list :s Lady Victoria .Murphy, fourth siste-' ' of the Earl of Duninore. Some time ago sh' began dairv farming as a hobby. Nov.- she finds if - j ays so well that, she is continuing it a s a straight business proposition. On

.lev 300-acre farm at Whiteley Hey, ; Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."

; near here, she has a herd of 11 it Short-; Mrs. Macds E. TAYLOH, 5 St. Jarai . born rnd Friesian dairy cattle. By j Place, Roxbury, Mass. , motor truck and train she has market- J Backache is one of the most commoi d some forty thousand gallons ot milk; symptoms of a displac?mentor derange this year. In addition, part of th i nient of the female system. No woma: hind is takfn up with a big poultry: should make the mistake of trying t larm and ltlu.OOU eggs have been ship-' overcome it by heroic endurance, bu t ed to various markets, besides large profit byMrs.Taylor's experience and tr; 4 ,.;iu ,1,-e.i nonltrv i I A'diaE. Pinkham'sVecef ableComroun.

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