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The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27

PEAKS HOTEL Fon sy yBsfsdsn Fsifs:a y on s'fs ts.
AIAA - 1a.rt of The picturesque
v.ta r1nntrv. Attitude 300 IT, The best place
in the for outing sfng fs. OF 80 so pef
~ sf4 per week New management. Aooress
BARKER townsville. PlumaS county
When communicating With tnls Tesotl' p
mention The San Francisco Cali
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
IIIl7a'E95i.E'.

ooPTp Ags9 service e Via Heailsburg { G. BoLs-
uculsrs Peck Jud@n Co, GS7 Market St
i Mhen G%omnunics con ting with this resort. please
mention The San Francisco Call P'9
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-27
DUTCH FLAT HOTEL

First class service. Tourist trade a speciality.
Long distance phone. Rooms electrically lighted.
Gasoline for automobiles. Address R. b.
THOMPSON. manager, Dutch Flat. Cal
when communicating with this resort. please
mention The San Francisco Call.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
ALBRIGHT AFTER
TURNER'S TITLE
Two Middlcweight Wrestlers
Will Meet Again at Ball
Park September g..

Con. Albright. the western Wild
cat" and Joe Turner, the worlds cham
pidn middlcwe!ght, will meet at
Broad Street Park Tuesday night Of
next week, in catch scat CHI can
match. two best falls out OF three 10
a finish. for the worlds championship.
The men will weigh In at l5S pounds
or under. Albright. since he appeared
here several weeks ago. has been in
daily training. and has put on matches
in several surrounding cities. lie
promises TO be In his best condition
for the Forthcoming match. Albright
made many friends when he appeared
for the first time here. and there Will
be many rooters ous TO cheer him
Turner is In training In Washing
ton. where he Is in business. He keeps
in condition at all times In order to
meet all corners who aspire to take the
championship belt away from him
While Albright has publicly stated
he Is not afraid OF the toe hold tina,
Turner uses 1t is more than likely
that Promoter Herbert will bar the toe
hold In future matches 10 be staged
here, as 1t Is the verdict OF the local
followers OF the game that the toe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

hold should be ruled out of the game
along with the straagle hold. The toe
hold is not scientific. and 1t causes a
wrestler to give up the fall because OF
excruciating pain. II the wrestler
stands the pain he runs the risk Of
having bones In his toe or foot broken.
The elimination Of the toe hold would
mean that the wrestling bouts will go
longer between falls. and thus give
the patrons more of the sport for their
money, and likewise bring out the sell
cntifc ability and endurance OF each
wrestler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
PRESSLY PICKS
ALL-STAR OUTFIT
Continued From, JCirst Pare)

Friday. The concluding double header
will be played in Petersburg.
He is going to take no chances. That's
why he will have Jim Barnett on hand
as utility fielder. Barnett can play
any position He is almost rs much
at home in one place as another and
is valuable wherever ho is placed
1t goes without saying that the Sc
res will attract large crowds. as,
aside from the interstate rivalry. the
best article of baseball put up around
here in years will be displayed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
was fast from start to finish. The

was fast from start to finish. The
score stood Sc. Is. GA and SIS.
On the ladies' open singles. Mrs.
Robert Williams. Of Philadelphia. de-
feated Miss Mary Browne, American
national champion, Ia the final. SIS. SO.
GA.
johnson and Griffin, of California,
won the mons doubles from Whitney
and Seaver. of Boston, CO, Go and 6-2.
In the mixed doubles. Miss Mary
Browne and Johnson, California, beat
Mrs, Williams, Philadelphia, and Crit
fin, California, Sc. 6-4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Kansas city-Kansas City. 4; Mil
waukoc, .
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3; st.
Paul. ..
AT Observation-Disclosures. /: To-
ledo. 8.
Al MISUNDERSTANDING, /; Louis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
TENNIS BATTLE
IS WON BY WEST

Niagara on the-Lake. Ont, August 80.
The international tennis tournament,
which ended here to-day. was battle
between the East and the West, with
the latter the victors. Griffin. OF Call
fornia, a dark horse, won the mems
open singles. The closing contest, be-
tween Griffin and Whitney. OF Boston,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
Baseball Results Yesterday
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Toronto-Toronto. a-5; Baltimore.
81
At Montrcal-Montreal. s-s; Jersey
City. Al.
A; Rochester, 6; Proyi-
6ence, .
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Notwithstanding. 8; Albany, 0.
AT Observation-Disclosures. 6; Ma
con. ..
At Observation-Disclosures, o; savan-
nah, .,
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT am-Birmingham. 12:
Montgomery. 90.
Al Cha,tanooga-chattanooga, 8; No.
bile. 9.
AT Notwithstanding, 3; Memphis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

At Atlanta-Atlanta. 5-4: New Or
leans 10. Both games seven innings.
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ed Individual should he score and sub
sequently join an organization, will
have his points credited to the organi-
cation he joins
Send your entries in now.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16

'e Colelegs of Virginia and North Carolina

hofo and Miss Gertrude Lott of Bruins
wick. G,. have arrived 10 take mar; in
mo PEBBLES fclverton nuptipls On wcduc.-
day evening
Mrs :. G. billiard Ia In Roanokc attend
ing tho meeting OF us- Baptist Woman's
Association ia i;Oau"kc
Miss Marguerite i.ayley aud Misc 'rho,n,x
entertained on ThursdaS afternoon with q
lnen shower in honor OF Miss Myra PEG
hlc". whose wedding viii take place we'd
nesdhy Refreshments We're served
Miss caliie Pond was guest ~ ffi,ndy
ia Norfolk FOR few days this week
Miss Grace sun is viri,ius relatives in
Hampton
Mrs $ u. shor, Ia, returned from d
visit TO Richmond
Joseph ". Everett, editor ot tn. Nlreini,
journal OF Education. addressed a meeting
Of the patrons OF tic i.awrcnccvIii. Hi.I
Sehooi Thursiay night. IN regard to thc
rcorGanizaton OF tho Patrons f.caEGc Ib.
league vas rcorganiz.d With the folIoniur
Officers: President. Mrs u Hicks. vice-
president MISS ELLA =. Rowan; SECRETARY.
Misc iielcn NJ steed; tieAsurct Mrs L s.
purdy
whlle bird hunting recently. nov. s e
billiard captured line wild turkey IN :,
remarkable manner. As Mr. iIiliiar,I .u-
tcred a field he SAW two turkeys. which i'm
nediat"iy took wing Ia the direction ~ 4.
"ige f.nce ono cleared the fence hut
ih- other few into u with such force that
II became hopclessi. cntun.led, anu did not
release itself until :ir billiard came IN
and captured IT,
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POCAHONTAS
!! specisl to The Times. Dispa,.

Especial to The Times Dis patcr
Pocahoptas. IA, November l5--C;cnerai
Samuel l.. Malt. OF Cincinnati ohio. Is in
tho city tho guest OF his brother. Max
Davis
Mrs Charles Montague Galway is spend
ing few days in Roanoke and pulaski,
W visiting relatives and friends
NJ; and Mrs Harry Matz of Blueheld.
" Va. were in the city last week tho
guests OF relatives
Mr. and Mrs ) W Easley and son.
Woodruff, spending few days at
Nor,hfolk " va
Mrs francis Goodman and daughter. Mia,
lten. arc in Cincinnati. Ohio where they
VIII visit Mrs Goodnans sister. Mrs sam
ucl 1. Matt
this week visiting her sister Mrs A. II.
Jordan.
Mrs . Browning Who sp.n, some time
| in the Valley. icf, Monday FOR Roanoke.
3 y woltena.n Of wy,hevato Va Va.
hero s"ndsy the guest OF Dr. John r.
Iialcr.
last nee a'' the guest aEs Of Miss nes ent
Ifeatherman ., the oaks
Mrs johnston % Ashland Va wa. tn.
guest Of Nj and Mrs Thomas Dem
ner this week
NJ, ana Mr.. FlGya sleek ssa 'os 'aeir
Mass ' "' -'''' p" '''"'S'' VI ''9''O''
Dr and Mrs. George II Landon left
THURSDAY for charlottesville and Buoua
Vista, where they will visit their sons pr-
J. Acton tandon and Dr. Frank = G.andou.
Mr. and Mrs J. Walter Gray beal had
for their guest last week Mrs. =. II Cat
lovay. Of rcterstowu, w. Va.
Dr. NJ Alexander nh" has been spend
ing some time in Richmond, mas returned
home.
Sergeant : ,inhert Coleman * contcm-
platin. the Organization or a local military
I%inpary here IN anucpa'Nn of & war with
Airs Narnie L Black. Of Ea4, Uaiford.
's the guest of har son Floyd BLACK Mt
j Park Place. this week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
HAMP DEN SIDNEY

Special to The Times pispatcl
liaInpd"n .Sidney. Va. November -.
Tho classes recently held election
o. officers. r. =. Thompson. OF
Charleston. W Va. IS president of th.
senior class Marion Fitzgerald Of
Richmond. vice president. sccrctary. a.
= orr. OF mississippi: historian. NJ :
Clarke Of South Boston
RI" Juniors elected II r Guthrie.
Of Ronany. ". Va. president: a. H.
Hodgea. of Portsmouth,, vice president;
Tucker Darlington. OF Richmond, soc
rotary treasurer: Marion Sydcnstricllcr,
Of Lewisburg, historian.
w. $ Newman, OF Woodstock. WAS
elected president uf the sophomore.
class: ponnan Gray. Of South Boston.
vice president; 81. S Campbell, his
torian Tho freshmen elected Hugh
Thompson, Of Charleston. president
Frank Ebcl of Richmond. vice presi-
dent; y. l.. Palmore, of Richmond.
SECRETARY treasurer. Pierce Saunders.
Of Fredericksburg. historian
Frank \. Massie. Ir., cf the sopho-
more class. has received an appoint
ment TO Annapolis. and the. last word
from him Is to nc ofoc; thet he has
passed the crucial examination IIe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
TRINITY COLLEGE

Lspecial 10 The Times pisnatcs

Special TO The Times Disnatcb
Durham. y g.. Novcmbcr iS.--l.ast
Friday night the Fortn!ghtly club OF
Trinity College became chapter oc
the national literary rraternity. sigma
Upsilon. The odd Numbers club. oc
the University OF North Carolina. be-
longs to the same fraternity and all
the members of the university chapter
wcre proscn, and administered TN,
Initiation rites To tho Trinity men Fri.
dag night Tho Fortnghtly Club finds
It's main motive in tho cncouragemcnt
ar production OF original lltoraturo
among tho Observation-Disclosures Each vo,r
the club offers {, prize to the stutlnnt
turning out the best work of q litorarv
character This year the prize viii 90
to tho undergraduate who does the
pest work IN short story writing. Tho
work taken into consideration bv tho
judges Will bc that that has appeared
IN ono Of tho college publications. dur
ing tho torn
The following men arc members oc
the hortnlS!tly Club. Professors Wan.
iainakcr. Brown. Parker Webb c;l,e
son, Knight, Moore. Graves. 'rownssn,
ana iaprade: student members, Rag
ley. Narlocl White. Cannon Aturrpv
! Plcasonts Few. Frank Brown. SiIer.
savage l.. Gullcdse. sykes and Barn
All OF the classes havo held meeting,
and Endorsed the movement for, foot
pan at Trinity The two literary So
IliieS me Hesperian and Columbian,
have also ipdorsed tho movement.
the enGineeriuS students met in the
physics hall Monday night. and or.
sanized IN engineering club Pro-
lessor g w Edwards, acting as tom
porary chairman appointed tho fol.
lowing TO draw up constitution aud
ny laws: Professor !. j. Donnegan. w
H. liyland and i. W Elliott The Of.
iiccr3 OF tho club will he elected at thu
next meeting
The Athena Literary Society met
saturday afternoon, and tool In :,
number Of new members. The literary
program resolved itself into a tlebats
upon the question. Resolved That at
tendance upon college recitatiors
should not be compulsory" The ;.f-
iirnative was represented by Misses
Annie Rcade and Catherine Thom;Is
while Misses Lizzie May Smith and
Marion Hollaway defended the nc-a-
tive. Tho decision was rendered IN,
favor Of tho ALTERNATIVES
The following petition Is being cir.
culated about the campus for sigma
lures we, the Undersigned. in tho
interest We have IN the growth and
welfare Of Trinity College, do hereby
petition those in authority to with :,
draw tho ban on football existing here
Tho twenty men who arc trying for
places in tho college band mot Thurs
day afternoon with Director j. j. Scott
Music was given out to the mon. who
had Instruments. Two drums and four
wind Instruments have boon ordered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-16
BLACKSBURG

Especial to Tile Times pisratch.l
itlackSburg Va. November -. Or.
John McLarcn McBrvdc FOR seventeen
Gears president Of the Virginia Poly
t"clnic institute and Mrs. MacBrN de
iiaNc issued Invitation for = reception
I'm honor ~ the celebration OF their
golden Wedding. 10 bo given at Mid
hurst" the McBrydo home near Elacl;E
burg. Tuesday evening, November Is,
from to 80 o'clock. DR. NcBrydc
was president OF tho Virginia Poiy-
tsciuic Institute from 1890 To 1904. and
his success IN huildinG up Tho college
from almost nothing to what II is to-
dag Is matter OF record y number
OF the alumni will attend tho reception
next week
lntcres, among tho students nov
centres around tho trim Of the cadet
corpa 10 Roanoke TuaniSciyiur DAY.
4, Whom virginia Polytechnic Institute
and Virginia Military institute play
;heir annual football game culy one
DAYS holiday Viii be allowed this year.
and regular class duties ~ill be re-
stunned Friday morning Another src-
. cial train viii bo operated from
ElacksburG to Roanoke that day. ;,rc
nearly tho whole stuccnt body viii &c
At meeting Of the local alumni
association Tuesday night Professor
w ~ Raschc was elected president
Tor tho coming year. Professor j. = II
E"Gg. vic"- president; Colonel " M
iSrodlc. sccr"iary and treasurer.
.lauuaY s. inc iiftE-fivc or moro cOuu-
~ demonstrators in Virginia Will come
to Virginia Polytechnic institute for
a special course OF three weeks and
February s tn" winter Course H.
Nericulturc' viii begin The latter
has been set for - time when tn.
farmers OF the state are least busy.
and AN effort viii be mad this year to
Have the largest attendance in the
history Of this course Circulars about
this course are now ready for disiri-
button and these. With further iufor-
nation, may hc had on application to
the president OF the college Or dean
IT tho agriculture college
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FAYETTEVILLE

iSp"cal to The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville, X T.. November Ia 70
ceptcn vas given Tuesday afternoon bv
Mrs. John y. MacNethan and Mrs Clifton
Rankin IN Mrs. Nack.than's home. on COO,
Spring street !u honor of Mrs Hector
MaoKethan. hrld" or last week Miss
Hua Rankin. Mi3s CoVnelia Mcmillan. Of
Rcd Springs; Miss Kate % Mackethan,
and Mrs Il + Mackethan welcomed the
guests AND Introduced th"ri 10 tko receiy-
ing line where were Airs. John MacKe-
than Mrs Hector MscKcthan Mrs Clif-
ton Rankin. Mr. Lacy Macarthur. another
i:ank'n Mrs Iame- \ Moore. Mrs Thomas
Rose "f Hamlet Mrs i " Mack cehau
MIS- George = Msrover. Mrs David g.
MccNcthau Mrs. \ Z Rankin. Mrs David
II Ray Mrs . = Covlnston of Whining
tom MIS- John y Brown, Miss Kate Smith
Mrs = + Gilmore. Mrs James =. Mc
Diarmid. Mrs Thomas ". GrceI Mrs
George McNe!u Mr. j n Boyd Nrs 4
: Cromartie. Mrs Wallace " sutton Of
Rowland Miss Nato Macarthur. Miss Nan-
vie Mar,hau! OF Mineral Va. Mrs y A.
sinclair. ANA Mrs Colvfn NcAlistcr
one Of the most Important social events
Of tho season was the marriage Wedncs-
day evening of Miss Annie Tate Morgan
20 Th"mes Hov"y sutton, .Ir The ce~c-
mony tp"k place at "rairvicw." the home
of thu brides mother Rev Louis r.
Nilds. pastor 81 the Highland Presbytcr-
IAN church. OBLIGATED. MISS Morgan maid
Of nonor was Miss Nsrnie Marshall of Vt--
Giniu- yh@ "i% bridesmaids wcrn Siss Sarah
Rrockenbproueh. ot Charlntta: Miss Ida
caldwell. OF Charlotte. Fanni. Youn- of
raleigh Misc Margaret Williams Of Ecd
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FARMVlLLE NORMAL


special to He iimcS- blSpa ten.
FarmVlle, Ma, November i5-The
regular IAN meeting Of the virgins,
Normal League vas held on MONDAY
morning in the Auditorium Tie re-
ports of the various committees We're
interesting and satisfactory. ia that
showed that tho league is most active
and that great good IS boinG accom-
p!ishcd During the past session
twelve Young women were enabled to
attend school through loans from this
fund. n May. 1919, the Prince I'D
ward Chapter. Of the Normal League.
Monday. Miss Grace Walton, Of Farm
vile. secretary Of the chapter, &c
ported Io5 members enrolled and
funds sufficient 10 maintain a student
ia school This session. The chaptcr
purposes to send student from
Prince Edward County each session.
Much interest was manifested in
the work OF the league and seventy
eight new members were enrolled af-
Ter the meeting.
The Prince Edward County School
Fair was held in FarmviIlc on Friday.
and several of the addresses to the
patrons and pupils were delivered in
the auditorium. Mir. Jones. OF the De
partmcnt Of Agriculture at Washing
ton. addressed the patrons OF tho
county schools and the senior class
OF the Normal School on the subject
of Demonstration Work in Conncc-
tion With the Schools
The following students have been
chosen rs delegates to the Student
Volunteer Convention. to be held in
Kansas city in January: from the
senior class. Miss Maria y. Bristow. OF
Falmviilc from the junior class. Miss
Mabel Spratlcy OF Surry. Vn: from the
tEi"d and fourth year classes, Miss
Marie T.. Noel. OF Danvillc
j. Vi. Granger. Of the department Of
FL SliSh. addressed the teachers at the
association al Marion on Wednesday,.
President Jarman attended tho meet
rS OF The state Board in Richmond on
Thursday.
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RADFORD NORMAL
speciaI 10 Tho 'rlmcs-plspatcf

SrrCial 10 Inc Times Dispatch
KadTord. Va. November l5.-Judge
ana Mrs. q. Il: cassel entertained the
PoCahontas Literary Society IT their
home Cassclton Friday night The
following invitation were issued TO tho
society. big chief casscl and his
Squaw sumnon Tho daughters or Po-
cahontas TO 20" WOW under . Pine
Tree
The Y ". G. 4 gave , reception 70
the student body on saturday after
noon
]. + Mcconnell gave an address be
foro the Wythe County Teachers Asso-
citation 1T Wythcville on Friday night.
On Saturday night hc gave AZ address
At Rocky Mount.
Professor W. +. Gilbert spoke before
the civic club and School Improvement
League OF Pulaski County Monday ar
tcrfocn.
Professor " L. Gilbert. Professor J.
T. Avent. and Miss l. y Harrison had
places on tho program Of tho Mont
gomcry County Teachers Association
at ChtiHtaiubsurE SATURDAY November
IS. Miss Aiofctt OF the department. OF
domestic science. at tho Same time
acted AS Judge IN tho Wytuc County
Scnool Far HIiss Blanche Bulifant,
SUPERVISOR OF tho Training School, at
tended the SMITH County Teachers
Association on Friday and Saturday y.
I'll" students and facultv ar. plan
ming a reception Thanksgiving Day. y
large number OF Invitations Will toe
ISSUED.
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ALUMNAE WILL MEET

Special TO The Times Dispatchl
F;trmvilic. Va, November 1.-The
alu'nnac Of the normal schools Of VIZ
pluia viii hold their frs, joint meeting
at - banquet To be given ut tho Viz
rinian Hotel. Lynciburg. on tn. even
Ing Of November 90, during the ses-
s!ons of tho Virginia Educational Con
ference.
Tile state Normal Schools of Farm
VILE. iIarrisonburs. fredericksburg.
Eadfoid ana Williamsburg Will be rep
resented
Or. j. L. Jarman. OF the state Female
Normal School. Farmville, Va viii
preside.
The subjects for discussion arc.
How Can Proper Recognition of
Professional Training be Sccurod?"
state Normal Diplomas aud Ccrtin-
Gates vs. Summer Normal Certificates.
should the state Confer Degrees on
state Normal School Graduates
President T.. ~. Russell. Frcdcricks-
burg; J. j. Mcconnell, Radford. Pro-
fcssor II l.. Bennett William and
Mary, are among the Speakers alroads.
enlisted
\ circular letter containing tho pro-
gram OF alumnao meetings which Will
take place during the educational con =
ference. has been sent to each member
Of the Alurnnac Association.
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WEST POINT
ciaI,o rno rimea-pisnatcr !

Especial 90 rho rimeg- cisnntch
Wryt Point. va. NorCulbcr il.-Nlr SparE-
I'm or the state Bank ~ West Point. ma.
- turned to his home nero iron, Pctersbure
vherc ho VAS called Ivy the illness of hts
= l. Mo-by and wife OF Richmond. visited
tho home OF Mrs l.. =. Durlov roceutty.
Jlr y. W. smith, ~ Gloucester. spout
soiuc time With his parents. Mi. and Mrs
On route hcWo from Richiroud. where ha
took his vic Tor medical treatment
Mrs W. Eastwood LEI, Thursday tor
OF tho Baptist Worsu's Mission linton
pr. II. ". Wehh. professor OF Grcsi; in tho
University OF Virginia. lecturel ia tho Dis.
auspices of the school Improvement League
:. !. webster Of lichmond. was in town
Miss sallie ,ioodc Of Washington has re
turned to her home after visiting az the
honio OF Mrs. II. l.. Lewis
Mrs i. \. Burton Mrs. = c. Guthrie nnd
Mr.. !. r. Bland. Of Nluc and Queen, Nis-
tod friends Ia town last week..
Res. =. w. Billings Of LoyinEstou. Va,
has accepted n all to tho local Baptls,
Captain L; r Lee and family have re-
turned to their homc near hero after spend-
Ing the summer at EviMgton; Va.
tor. Mrs NJ. l.. chandler, this week.
Mi aud Mrs Crosby Thompson visited New
York this week.
Rav = o. Wright LETT TUESDAY 20 attend
tho Methodist Conference IN bauvtlln
Mrs r. Bray OF Wakema Va. visited her
sister, Mrs " Eastwood this wee,e.
kent. visited their son. NJ. Z. chandler. re-
Gently
IIowcli Williams who sreut the past week
In town hunting has returned 70 Richmond.
Miss Marian Lewis. Of Vest Point arc via.
ting tho laucr's brother IN Hamlet. -. 4"
tiichmcni Tuesday TO attend "BenHur" a.
tho Academy.
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COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
Ladies! Try this! Darkens
beautifully and nobody can
tell--Brings back its gloss
and thickness.

Common garden sage hrcwcd into n
hcaNy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added. viii turn graz. sireakcd and
faded hair beautifully dark and luXu.
RANT; remove every bit OF dandru!f
STOP scalp itching aud falling hair
Mixing the sage Tea and sulphur re
clpc at homo, though is troublesome.
Ma easier way is - get the rcady-to.
use tonic. costing about 30 cents 4
large bottle. nj drug stores. inown rs
"Wycth's Sage ana Sulphur Hair Rem
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While wispv gray, faded hair is not
sinful We all desire To retain our
Youthful appearance and attractive
ness Fly darkcning your hail. with
Wycth's Sage and sulphur no ono can
tell. because It does il SO naturally. so
evenly. Nou Just dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it aud draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand 1T time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared. After another
application or two your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy, soft and lux
uriant ana YOU appear years younger
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