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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25

Of an important messaEe zen; over the de-
PENDANTS lines. The case IS ret FOR hear
Ing 81 the Fehresry- term az the court,
{. W. Lockers ~ Baltimore, Md, IS on
u visit To his father ia this place.
Miss Anna shelton returned on Wcdues-
day from several weeks visit 10 relatives
In Richmond.
samuel white, OF Gccr. II now in tho
University Hospital Charlottesville. recover
Ing from an operation.
Mr. and Mrs james I.ouderbacE. OF pltiv-
| burgh' Pa arc now on visit TO rcintivss Ia
The Ladies' Aid socie.y OF tho Me,ho.
! dist Church "il meet at the parsonage
on Fri.Ay night
on Nunlay Thomas G Eddins OF HOOD.
Madison county brought hia lit,le daush-
ter Louise. 10 Stnna-dsviIlc. 10 consult
doctor on Saturday, while passing through
n gate at her parents home sire stritl.
| her r!shi eye on tho eatepos, causing tho
punh 70 turn from It's original position
toward the bridge OF her nose.
Tie T1sE;t:r5 II the bureau OF vital sta
thtics Tor Greene County haze returned
their reports 10 tho clerk OF the Clrcuit
Court. They show that during 1913 thero
were 2l5 births and only sevcnty-flve deatht
Marcus Watson. who resides three miles
cast OF town. IL reported quite H.
The enrolment of the Stanardsville hf-l,
ard graded school thus far has reached Tho
total of io5. which Is greater hv nf,a"n
than any enrolment of Il previous vchS
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WYTHEVILLE
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beverly. d. tucker administered the rite
OF confirmation TO class at ST. John,
chapel on "Wednesday evening.
Mrs May Walton Kent entertained the
Stuart Chapter. Daughters OF the American
Revolution very delightfully."- on Wednesday
afternoon al her home on Union street
ton was the hostess OF the Sans Souci Club
and many invited guests. Mrs. Roy Sexton
and Mfs ", 7. SUMMER assisted in receiv-
ing
Mrs. Jessc Stultx entertained number OF
guests at cards on Tuesday afternoon com
plmentary to Mrs. Jamie Brown and Mrs.
Albert Gravely, Of MartinSviiie.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Gates. OF New York,
announce the marriage of their daughter.
Miss Elizabeth Lucille, TO DR.. william lick
man Spillcr on Saturday. January 10. Or.
Splller is the son OF MIR. and Mrs w. II.
Spilior. and has many friends and rela-
Mrs. Henry Williams. Mrs. Jennie Brown
and Mrs. Albert Gravely. OF Martlnsv;!le.
Miss Willie Withcrs is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Townsend Gaines and family In Knox
Miss jamie Gibboney and Charles Glib
honey have returned home after Il visit to
Mr.; and Mrs Leighton Huske, in Fayette.
Mrs w. r. Rorer has returned to her
hons forn, In ~, Norfolk ate, after a Visit to her
Mrs Thomas c. Miller. of Benhnn. Ken
tucky. has returned home. accompanied by
her Mri mother AIRS Mrs W. WC ,i
visit friends in California and the state
OF Washington.
Mrs James Jordan or Buckley. w. Va.
Is the guest Of Mrs. w. s. Trinkc. Miss
Margaret Jordan. who has recently visited
here IL now with relatives in Radford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Topham left this
week to spend several months in Miami and
other points in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy sexton and children
left this week for an extended visit to New
York
Rev J. a. Gray is spending several weeks
in Norfolk. Suffolk and other Eastern
cities.
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS
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Highland Springs, Va january .i-The
Ladies' Ala Society met Thursday after
noon with Mrs Parsley on Ialma Ave-
nue., and Il profitable business meeting was
held, The proceeds from the lectures given
by tho Rev. j. NJ. Rowland. 81 Laurel street
Methodist Church were very gratifying and
VIII be used :or the building fund OF the
church.
Tho Rev T.. /. Pcarman. vino was pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. of High
land Springs seven years ago. having spent
tho Intervening years missionary in
Korea. returned To this country recently In
behalf of his great work there, and his
former members delighted TO have
him to preach for them last sunday.
: Toner johnson, Of Washington. d c.
is visiting his cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. y 5.
Read
The Girl Scouts OF Highland Springs we're
put through very interesting drill on
Friday evening. under the Instruction OF
Sergeant Dowdy. United States Army.
Mrs. lessee Britton, Mrs. Otto Timber
lake and Mrs Harry Price were recent
guests OF Mrs. Vernon Mayer.
Mrs. Runncr. OF stop - - had tn. Ho-
men OF the New Bridge Baptist church
with her on Friday evening. and a delight
ful social was held for the beneG, OF the
church. The prospects are very encourage
ms for most successful year in this work.
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OMANCOCK

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Onancock Va. January 2f.-Mrs. George
Miss Fannie Ftchctt. or Cape Charles
Clayton Wescott. after spending severa!
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
WcScott has returned TO Eastvile
Mrs. William H. Parker left on Thursday
for Chicago. where She will visit her son.
w. II. Parker. Jr
Mrs. William =. Thomas. OF Cape Charles
IS with her daughter, Mrs George II. Powell.
Charles Walker Is home from trip TO
Baltimore.
James Crosby, of Cape Charles was late
~ visitor TO Onancock.
Mrs Jennie Mears. of Keller is tho guest
Mrs. John W. Vest and little daughter.
Frances and Miss Maud N. Borun. are
visiting MRS. f. Ray Shield. OF Beaver
Dam.
Albert s. Hopkins. who is teaching a,
cones, and Paul Foylc. Of the Horntown
school. We're in town for the Weekend
Miss Pansy wilkins hostess for tho
Afternoon Card Club on Wednesday,
Mrs. BERTHE X. Powell IL the guest of MIR
and Mrs. Addison Christian, of Phiiadel-
phia
The music class OF the onancocls High
school gave recital in the auditorium
on saturday afternoon. The selections We're
cNcrS tionally well rendered.
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BRISTOL

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Bristol Va. January e4.-Captain and Mrs
\. ; Mcneil and daughter Miss I.assie
Mcneil, and Miss Mary Jones have Joined
the Bristol winter colony ut Cpativa. Fla
The Gibbon History Club was entertained
on Monday 10y Mrs. Edward Scay. Mrs David
sc"eker Will he the next hostess OF the
club Mrs Arch Bcnsicy. who recently
as new member OF the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilkinson are at
Rattle Creek, Mich. Their daughter. Miss
Blanche Wilkinson. has returned from IA
visit 10 friends in 81. Louis.
Miss annie Willard. OF Wythe County.
WAN married to I-evi I, I.ibbs OF Spokane.
Wash, here this week. The groom came
from his Western home and Miss Will
lard here. The Rev. Il. l.. Richie. Of the
Lutheran Church of tho Uedeemer, ofliciated-
They left Thursday for Spokane
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. May, OF Lonesboro.
have returned home, after a visit TO Mr..
Mays sister, Mrs. Samuel w. Mitchell
Mrs IL. i. .Wyman, who was the guest OF
friends In johnson city this week will go 10
New York next month to visit her dhugh-
ter.
The Rev. !. w. Bachman, ID. D.. or Chat
tnnooga. Visitor here this week. be-
Ing called TO Bristol to conduct the funeral
OF Mira M8ry Duaney Butler.
The REV. STiiden Schcrer and Mrs. Scherer
and their little ron have returned from
richmond; where ;hey vi,ited relatives
Visit 10 Mr.. and airs.ss Ezra Powers, heye
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MILLER SCHOOL

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Miller school Va, January @.-Thc Vaw-
ter Literary Society recently elVcted the
following officers: president. VI. NJ Maupin;
vice-president. Lucian IL. Brown. secretary,
V. VI Stratton: critic. Stonewall j. Brown;
sergeant alarms. l.. a. Lewis: chorister. c.
Rev ". r. McEiroy OF charlottesvlle
preached here Sunday.
Miss Alma Montgomery recently returned
TO her duties teacher.
c. +. Bragg, OF lIownrdville. paid the
school visit this week
earle Bare. State Y. VI. c. 4. secretary. re
Gently visited the school and gave a de-
scription OF the students voluntary move
uent convention. which met In Kansas City.
The school celebrated Lees birthday by
giving holiday TO all departments.
Papers were read in memory OF Lee by
G. l. Petty and Misses Mary l.. Van Wag-
cner and Carrie CSirtcr.
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BURLINGTON
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Burlington. y. C. January 2L--Thc Pris-
ella Club was charminEiy entertained by
Miss Ollie Hall at her homo on Glencoe
Road on Tuesday afternoon. The members
were present in full force.
Mrs. W. r. Sharpe hostess on Thurs
day afternoon to tho Round Dozen Club at
her home on Davis Street. The house was
decorated in potted plants. Besides the
members there were Il few invited guests
Miss Mary Freeman gave u rock party
al her home on Davis street on Thursday
morning In honor OF her cousin. MIS-. James
Bascn. OF New York City. who - VISITING
guests were Mesdames Bason, c ~ smith
vs.. Il. Scllnrs. u. H. cellars 4; H., SS it,,
r. 5. Faucettc. y. l.. Morrow. o :. Tr"w
son i A Barnwen NJ. If. NewiIn' j. W.
Ford {. IL. Durham and ]. NJ Browning
and Misses Bette Nnnn Ware. on'e NJ,
ION Annie Morrow. Annie Bason, i,lii''
Rason Manic Barnwell and leola Tuttie'
Mrs Lynn e. Williamson. at her horne ls ~,
Graham. on Thursday afternoon cniertJin,eu
tointly tho burlington bridge cIue nhu VT
Graham Bridge C'up. noth o Wv. Mr.. +
II Holt OF burlington, and Mrs J." Banhs
Williamson. OF Glencoe. There were aoou'
twenty me,''o who were Mcsda,nes Harvey
Nvh,tc Ta,nes Pomcroy Everette OF Nor
foIk and Eugene Holt and l. ; lio'' IL
of Burlington, and Miss pShinan' oi fe"
Mrs. ID. II futile gave reception NJ tho
Methodist Episcopal parsonage on Hionuhs
oicl Missionary Societies of the churSn;
4 large crowd present ard dehEhtui
,ofrcshments were served. She Was as
sisted b. her daughter. Miss Lsola Iuttlc'
Miss Bertha Gates Friday night en-
,cr,ained tho Junior BHraca and star fhii,
athea classes OF tho Baptist sunday schooi
nj hcr home at a reception. Rook and
"ther games were played, and several con-
tests were engaged In.
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v. p. l..

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:, biack Sburg, Va, January 24.-Dr: S:
College OF Virginia. was II distinguished
visitor at the college on Sunday. and
his his sermon in the morning on The
capacity audience in the assembly hall.
the cadet corps and many members OF
the faculty being present, pr Mitchell
noon in the Blacksburg Methodist
Ghufch, when number of the stu
dents were there to hear him.
Monday, January 10. Lees Birthday
was observed at the college by IL suS-
pension of all duties. An entertain
German Club hall by Captain Miller
and Colonel Booker. the Two old Con
in the week, President Eggleston made
an address to the fifty county demon
any SIX members OF the faculty of the
colcge of agriculture have been ah-
sem H., ,h is week attcnding tho meetings
erS. Institute in Richmond.
me horticultural college here is max
h6t at sh" EatIona Corn for an
Dallas Texas. next month. Tho OK.
n .,,ol, are being arranged under the
rier Of the department. of agronomy.
ana VIII show various ways OF bring
ing the most up-to-date methods Of
aSriculture before the people. with a
portrayal OF some of the results OF eX-
Geriments conducted here Thirty
States IN the. country will be repre-
sented there in this way.
IN an award of contracts for tho
new power and heating plant at Rich
| nond College. Y. NJ. L. graduates were
made under the supervision OF ]. Am
der johnson, the architect for tho new
SHOPS here: the calculations were drawn
ny *. f. Taylor. class 81 1912 and tho
construction was let to r. c. Beverley
NJ. H., 800, These three men are now
, M Hrthu H. Rosenfeld. class of 1905,
ana native of Radford, is now direc,
t N, OF the experiment station in the
Argentine Republic. and was host Mt n
reception in honor of cX-Prcsidenf
roosevelt on the latter's visit to Taciie
man late last year.
oilcers for the junior senior german.
70 De given mt the finals in June. are
d. +. Powell, president; NJ l.. peakc
secretary. treasurer; II. s. Andrews
leader. These officers were chosen nj
me last meeting of the junior class
Inc leading article I'm the paccmher
huinpcr OF the Country Gentleman wa :
EonirlDuted by an alumnus of V. T. r
NlliIthi Harper Dean, 1904 a Rich,
mond man, and now assistant ruto-
,noloSlHt at the Texas Agricultural Col
,M9Ss The subject was "Old Farms
The Cotillon Club OF tho institu,o
NIL give IT'S annual midwinter dance
priaaE, evening, January 30 at .
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WILLIAMSBURG

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LAMB of MdTfo Sa 1anmary h Mrs T.
week here with her parents. Captain ana
Mrs. l.. w. Lane.
visit 10 her daughter. Mrs. G.. a. Bryhn,
In Portsmouth
guest OF Misses Smith. at the Audrey House.
Mrs b. s Joynes and little daughter.
Margaret, OF Norfolk. visiting tho
formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Wolfe
~, Mrs, r. NJ Lee. who has been spending
the past two weeks with her relatives i'm
Amelia has returned home.
lT Rev r. Nalanetine Jones, of Urbanna
Is visiting his son. the Rev E. Ruftn Jones,
rector OF Bruton parish
Mrs ~ {. Hunt and granddaughter OF
c," rem ra who have been on visit here
Hunt. have returned home.
Among those who were In Richmond this
OF se The wf npt tnf GS Sy Palten pastor
Lyon G. Tyler. Frank Armistead. Archie
Brooks T. II. Gcddy II. L. Spencer and
f. II. Proctor. State Councillor, Junior
order United American Mechanics. was in
eral days this week
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Jones. OF Richmond.
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs James
H. stone.
Mrs Spencer Lane. who possesses beau
tiful contraito voice. will sing onertory
~. ~ Cole VIII have as his guest over,
sunday a. r. Lincoln, member of the
House OF Delegates from Srythe County.
MISS Margaret Brooks. OF Richmond. who
has been the guest OF her cousins Misses
Claudia and Mabel Brooks. has returned
home
Miss Agnes Morecocl has returned from
a two weeks visit to her brothers Edloe
Morecock I'm Newport News
y. Il. Henlev has returned from n trin m
Washington. ID. G.
Mayor r. w. Warburton. who spent the
mast week In the North. has returned TO
Williamsburg
The Rev. 6. II. Newbury has returned
from Maryland. where he spent the mast
Two weeks with his mother. who is i'll.
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CONCORD
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Concord. Va, January 2i.-Mr and Mrs
Jessie Moon. of Lynchburg. spent the week
END with DR.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Evans
MIR. and Mrs. James Staples. OF Roanoke
who were visiting Mrs. c. 4. Staples. re.
turned home Monday.
Richard Cross. of Richmond, was called
home on Tuesday to be with his brother
Eugene Cross, who Is very III with a com.
plication OF diseases.
Professor John G. Fisher. OF Brookneal
spent the weekend with his home people
here.
Mr. and Mrs W. e Prico and son o,
High Point. y. c.. who have been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Price. returned home
on Monday.
Hoffman Fisher left Monday for Charles.
/ Ton, w We, where he has accepted a bust
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nrkann. Tox.. where she VIII spend several
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. j. b. wampler and baby are visit
inE her parents at Gate City.
W. 3 ward ana q. c. Jenkins. OF wash
inEton city, spent several days IN the Gap
last week.
". ". Buckley le!t on Thursday for Los
Tanos. New Mexico. where he VIII spend
several months for his health.
Mrs. John : Hamblcn has returned from
n visit or three months 20 relatives and
friends In Tennessee.
Andrew Horton. OF Califnx. Washington.
and james Horton. OF Rye Cove. Scott Cuun-
~, Va. spent few days in the Gap last
week visiting their aunt. Mrs Eliza Barron.
Andrew Horton left here about eighteen
years ago, and homcsteaded In the wheat
belt OF Washington. and Is now wealthy
farmer
Mrs. Frost Lifts is spending this week
at Norton. visiting relatives and friends.
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BIG STONE GAP
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Especial 10 The Times DISPATCH.
Big stone Gap. Va, January a4--Thomas
Is. Mowbray. who has held position with
and Coal Company for three years. has re-
signed his position to accept n position with
a law firm ut Biueheid, w. Va j. T.. Brown
or Hannibal Mo-. takes the position made
vacant by Mr.. Mowbray.
Mrs Guy Doty. nee Horsley. and little
daughter. Marguerite. OF Santa Rosa Nav
Mexico, who have been spending several
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Horsley,
lett last Thursday for home.
Mrs. j. q. &esbit and little son, Ben re-
turned last Friday from nm extended visit
TO relatives at Farmviiie. -
Mr. and Mrh w. II. Gildersleeve, OF John
s son City, Tenn. wero visitrrs to Big stone
Gar sI,. last g Z; 7$seh " Z
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LAWRENCEVlLLE
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Lawrencoville, Va January oi-Niss
Grace Mallory entertained the Card
club nj her home on Windsor Avenue on
Wednesday afternoon
Miss Henrietta Gardner has returned from
n trip to Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Letcher. OF Nor
folk. have been visiting at Mrs ~ l.,
Claiborne's Mrs. Letcher is president OF the
Woman'S Auxiliary in the Diocese OF South
crn Virginia. and addressed st. Andrews
branch of that organization here on Wed
nesday afternoon in st. Andrews Church
y special celebration of the Holy Commu-
Mon was administered to the Woman's
Auxiliary previous to Mrs. Letchers ad-
dress.
reception was given at the Claiborne
Hotel on Wednesday evening In honor of
Mrs. I.etcher.
Mrs; Is. y. Lewis is the guest of friends
in Richmond
Mrs. Laura Turnbull. Of Baltimore spent
INC Weekend with her father. Judge D.
5. Hicks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
A Secret That Makes
Hair Grow Wonderful"

ENPECTANT--I have never found
my treatment for supertuous hair
torliy and without leaving a spot or
irriiat'.Tg the skin except simple sulfo
solution. 1t simply dissolves the hair,
leaves the skin soft. never leaves a
lhlh or thlck, on any part OF the body
II" ma ttIr now tender. IL is ideal. For
ono dollar YOU can get simple sulfo
solution ut any drug store.
MARIA G. sY Yes. do not doubt
tnAt YOU can produce Il remarkable
OF the following formula i'm several
weeks; IN time for YOUR marriage This
i"r3,uia Is superb. Il must be used lib
orally. and you will find tina, no mat
ter how spotty on muddy YOUR com
picNion may be, ii viii lose ali these
ugleGtS quickly and Il quccnly com
i W. nuch rs YOU never dreamed
l"o tableSpoonfuls Of glycerine in half
80 oi hol water and add one ounce
~ Zlntone while stirring. 1t viii be
ready 10 use when cooled The Yin
t"h' cam be secured at drug stores
\ iof not more than nifty cents
il CLARA r, 6 - have known many
II women past % who have used this
III Wiki" secret with the most as
II , ,oun1inE results am not cxae-
III Gciaung when I say that they have
Nj ,HttH ape 70 make themselves look
II iINe 90 IN the prime Of womanhood-
IL ~ q haIi pint Of water add two
II T"ufcs OF eptol ana two teaspoon
II M OF ElEcerine. Keep stirring
IL uhl'i cold. Use very literally night
II and morning. and crows feet and
III Mtihi[!eS VIII begin TO diSappoa,.
IL ms formula has already made his
II t"t\ Tor many women. The eptoI
II VII cost YOU not more than tiftv
III cents at the drug stores
DETERMINED Twelve ounces O.,
SihNG!btcu sugar. one ounce M
Il Sene (Which YOU should get bv IL,
~ ounce IN the original package at In,
q 'fuH Stnrc) all dissolved thoroughIy
"a III a pint OF water. and taken ir
"oseS OF one OF two tcaspoonfnls
80 or i9ur times a day, viii rid
you OF piinplcs ana skin eruptione
"Hcker than amy good blood tonic Won
can puE. You'll sec u big differcn.a
J" f" very short time.
s, E..A An; M know of only oRc
1"u9itlon mat it will remain done
,ub after washing, and at tho sam,
l'hl' gel every particle Of grease and
i OF! the scalp which soap and
Ma'er can never do. Dissolve one lea.
mpvohlul 81 csEol in half a cup or no,
ce.snj "nn apply. gu can get enough
$50 at the drug store for twcnty-five
e.tS 10 last several months You viIl
"'N'i use any other head wash a..ain
,IltANkFUl.--1t sounds very ro-
.nh T ii,D,," 70 Or able 10 get rid OF biz
Nevertheless YOU can do II cn.,h'l Gs
npiNMh,tS some reroxin on n snonuc
"ce WIN not water, and rubhino r. y.
Ihc niaekheads. The neroxin con M a
"osa.hco at any drag store for f,f3y
!: 80. ,aem WI quickly, got rid E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-25
some of the Most Remarkably Encc-
i've benuiy secrets Ever Revealed.
formulHtrd ny Nnleska Snrutt
the Famous Self-Mnde


4 HAVE been through the mil! Of
i weary waiting, long struggling and
exhausted patience IN the use of the
2IhlharE halr TONES recommended
produce with them even slight re-
sui 30 much greater was my aston
lsuineht after using the following for
ihu!a' Which perfected myself in
seeing. marvellous difference at the
'hd OF q few weeks, in the leneth OF
HtirIcthe iuliness Of its growth and
who have tried il express The same
establishment.
You take q hall pint OF water ana
glN II win Aalf a pint Of alcohol Cor
S ~, t4Ae g lu!l pint 81 imported bay
ounce OF beta quinol which Won can
sat al any good drug store for MOI
more thau nifty cents. After mixing
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Thoroughly. if is ready to ApplI. m,
week or so you viii admit its wond,.,-
IN eihcac% The hair stops falling.
min spots iii out, and the hair grows
IN a most decisive manner
AS a result OF this formula, ] never
nave 70 wear any switches, WOoi rolls
or other hair makeshift., and am known
az The only woman on the American
stage who does not have TO do SO.
Lucinda l.. R.-It more young ana
Tniddle aged women would use this for
development OF the bust. pads would
soon be out OF date. ] wish this for
n'uia were moro generally known he
ing so simple. safe and effective. just
mix one pint OF cold water. two ounces
81 ruetoEe (which Will cost dollar
~ the drug storet and half cup Of
sugar. When thoroughly dissolved
tbke two sableapoopfuls 4 hroes or four
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STANARDSVILLE

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Stanardsvillc. Va. January "A suit has
been entered in the Circuit Court of Greene
County rs j. IL. Meouc against the Greene
County Mutual Telephone Company and the
Western Union Telegraph Company, corpora
tions doing business u.der the above names
for g. 800 hnmnses fn- the nondc livnrnnc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1914-05-22
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The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1914-06-18
"DRY" PRESIDENT IN 1920
Prediction Made at Gathering Of Pro.
hibitionists.

hibitionists.
Clinton, Mo-, June 16.-Predictlons
that the next political campaign in the
United States will be fought out on a
"wet" and dry" issue and that the
year 1920 will see nominee of the
Prohibition party in the White House
were made by H. P. Faris of Clinton,
treasurer of the national Prohibition
committee, In welcoming delegates to
the national conference of the PrOhi.
bition party here.
Mr. Faris declared it was almost
hopeless to expect to get prohibition
through the present plan of an amend.
ment to the federal constitution.
"Prohibitionists have the one hope
full, sane and safe plan and that is to
elect our party to power by ever so
small plurality Of the electorate and
then the whole question is solved and
settled forever, for we will kill the
liquor traffic as the lottery evil was
killed."