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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

Clad in their khaki rigs, loaded down
with pianket rolls and all of the trap
pings that go to make up the COM
plete outfit of the soldier bound for
aetd service, the Thirteenth company,
captain E. L. Darbie left here at Q ~
| Thursday morning for a ten DAYS en-
/ land
They left with the cheers and good
wishes of many friends ringing in
tneir ears, for though they are scbed-
uled to be back home again a week
rom tomorrow there seemed to be a
feel1ng that events in Mexico NAV
mean startling developments and per-
maps real service for the boys of the
command. There were some fears
shed at the station by wives and
sWeethearts who fear the sinister cali
70 war may yet make the stay of the
thirteenth company much longer than
Is now planned
But as to that, there was a I'VE
should worry feeling in the conaoar1y
ranks Are you on to the border -
Private John Gilman was asked pri-
vafe Gilman typified the sentiment of
the company when he burst out with
| FOR the love of Mike let us hope SOP
| Nelther. did he speak without experi-
enee, Tor he was with the company
Inat went out of Danielson to the
Spanish war and later saw active SER
wee in the Philippines as a member
| OF volunteer regiment. IF Jack doesn't
get into Mexico he's going to he ayu
/ fully sore at the powers that he. and
Lne way he feels about that PROPOSE
| ton applies generally to the cornnany
state. 'sie
Tell them that have won the first
| OF the war brides" said Sergeant John
2. Casey, as he was buckling on his
equipment after hurrying home from
/ 3 very brief wedding trip. Sergeant
Casey and Miss Vivian B. LavaIle
WEI, were married at St. James church on
Tuesday morning.
This was the spirit Of the company.
Ihere are some men, and perhaps
/ some officers. in the company. who
| VIII ask for transfers to infantry reg
lments II they find that the Coast Ar
Lillery corps is not going to be given
| Just hungry for II, and all the kiln
and horrors of the terrible war in Eu-
rope rates as nothing at all as COM
pared with their desire to fight for
! Uncle Sam.
The roster of the company as IT left
here is as follows: Captain Ebert q.
Darbie, First Lieutenant A. H. Withee.
second Lieutenant Ira A. Warren.
| FIRST Sergeant Percy Brown. O. NJ
sergeant IA. w Logee, Sergeant G. ".
Brown, Sergeant J. e. Casey, Sergeant
| \ II Hamilton. Sergeant c. G. Rapp,
Corp. Howard NJ. Whitney, Corp. p. ii.
Dubuc, Corp. E. L. Geer, Corp. H. 3.
nellie. Corp. E. D. Clements, Cook G.
A. Hamilton, Cook NJ McShane Me-
ehanic Louis r. Shoales, Musician Ar
thur Wells, Privates z. r. Barker, II.
q. Bernier, Alexander Blackmar, Leon
"a. Blanchard, Z. G. Caron, Waiter z.
Clark Peter W. Collins, James T. Dav.
| Howard Dixon, Robert Dragon, George
@. Dunn, Henry Gagne, Henry Ca
| zette. Charles Geidard John H Gil
man, w. H Grinnshaw, Valmore I
Guertin, William III Harrington, Divide
1aryais. Charles B. Lucas, John May
hew, Anthony Michon, Paul Mondor.
Frank Monty, John J. Moran, William
| H. Pike, Iedore PORTER. Joseph Raille,
Henry Rondeau, Alfred TetreauIt. Fred
Xandale- Frank Vandale, Stephen J.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
SIX FIRMS BIDDERS
FOR FEDERAL BUILDING WORK
Figures Received Hero From Washinq-
ton by the Wheaton 5uiIdins and
Lumber Company.


Figures received here THURSDAY bv
the Wheaton Building and Lumoey
company, one of the bidders indicate
mat there were at least six bidders
Tor the contract Of constructing the
authoFized federal postoffice buiIdine
5 lqT Putnam, to De erected at South
nam and Grove streets on a site pur-
chased by the government several
years ago.
Each submitted four bids, one each
on limestone with terra Gotta enta-
olaturei second, sandstone with terra
with limestone entab1ature; fourth.
sandstone with sandstone entablature,
The bids for the limestone with ter
ra Gotta We're as follows: Westchester
Engineering company, White Plains. n.
<, S4s .S3S w. II. Fissell & Co, New
York, SIS. 00S; Wheaton Building and
Lumber company, Putnam, S53.748:
James Miles & Son. Worcester. s5s.-
9St; Mahoney and Cofey, Providence.
SIS,SSS; Glen Gerlaeh. Frostburg, Md,
Sandstone with terra. Gotta: West
chester Engineering company, SCI, 800;
w. II. FfsseH & Co, $54 SRI: Wheaton
Building and Lumber COMPANY. s54 :
ESQ; Glen Geriach. sos, 900: James Miles
1894 ~
Limestone with limestone: Westches-
- 11tS1letI4lE COMPANY, SaO,S9S W
=. Fissen & Co, $50, 100: wheaton
building and Lumber company. $50
2IS; Glen Gerlach. S53. $50; James Miles
y Son, $50, 4S7; Mahoney and Coffee,
Sandstone with sandstone: West
chester EIgineerins company, $50. 400;
". II, Fissell & Co, So, 0G0; Wheaton
Building and Lumber company. $50
go; Glen GerIach, $4,000; James
Miles & Son, s55, 4S7; Mahoney and
Coffee, sS4,o94.
The contract has not been awarded
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
DAVIDSON AND PUTNAM NEWS


The temperature dropped to so de-
grees in Danielson Thursday morn
ing makiSG it one Of the cAalest. for
SO late In the season, 9or Ii number
Of years. All growers OF garden truck
are complaining about the unseason-
able weather.
& Pupils IN the graded school, School
street. were dismissed Thursday al
noon untu September. The exan1ina.
tons completed the pupils were given
their ratings and promotion cards,
t1ntrance examinations for the high
senocl We're commenced at the graded
school Thursday.
Erecting Big Stack.
At the plant of the Killingly Manu-
featuring company at Williamsville
men are engaged in erecting q high
steel stack near the boiler house. The
big mill continues to be operated on q
day and night schedule and is turning
out big production.
commencement Week FOR Hiah
School Seniors.
Sunday evening in the Conservation
al church at 7.30 the members OF tina
senior class of Killingly High SchooI
and many of the towns people win att
tend the baccalaureate service. Rev.
z. A. Leggs pastor of the Methodist
episcopal church viii preach the SER
mon Inc choir will be made up of
singers from the different churches.
Next Thursday afternoon in the
town hall the class day exercises win
be held. Admission to these exercis-
IS viii be by invitation only. The
graduating exercises, open to the pub.
lie, arc to be held in the town naA on
next Thursday evening. The address
viii be delivered by DR. stephen Al.
Wise. The annual reception for the
class will be given by the Alumni as
ISOLATION in the State Armory on next
Friday evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
EIGHTH GRADE eRADuArIoN
Held Thursday Afternoon at High
School Hall.

Graduation exercises for the eighth
grade members was held in the as
sseInnIX hail at the high school build
number of relatives and friends at
tended the interesting. exercises. The
class colors, red and white, were dis
played auspiciously.
The program and list Of graduates
follow:
Selection, High School orchestra; in
vocation, Rev. G. d. Stanlev; chorus,
Fairy Waltz, school; greeting, VIII
pour Lsown; piano solo, Woodland
Eancies, Carrie Kempton; essay, Our
Country's Wealth, Leo Auger: Song
OF the Armorer, school: The Story of
ing, Kipling, Myrtis Storm: piano So
10. Scarf Dance. Elizabeth WheeIock;
The Ruby Heart, e. r. Sill, Hazel Per-
~; essay. Patriotism, John Hogan:
The Dance of the Fairies. school: Dare
YOU T.. r. Sill, Daniel Columbia: class
prophecy. Stanton Ballard; piano solo,
Voices Of Nature Stuart Pease: The
Message of the Cloud, Florence Smith
chorus, Largo, school: presentation of
diplomas. Supt. H. w. Files.
The graduates are Leo o. Anger,
stanton w. Ballard. Angelina. Bove.
Harold A. Brown, Everett r. Camp
bell, Walter W. Chance, George w.
Child, Daniel Columbia, Lillian Delisle,
William ]. Dwyer, James A. EI1Iiott,
Albert E. Farrows, Ida Freedman, Ar
thur e. Haynes, John N. J. Hogan,
Dona1d p. Holmes, Carrie L. Kempton,
ernest Luster, Stuart W. Pease, Hazel
" Ferry, Ruth 2. Pratt. Ernest E.
Richardson. Thomas H. n Richmond.
Louis Rodinsky, EVELYN L. Shaw. Flor
ence Smith, MFrtis 3. Storm, Eliza
beth. Wheelock. James Woodson-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
PIJ i'm AM


Mrs. Llllie Leach Wialka crumu4sll w.
r. @. Home hIrs. BENZ. Shepard
Dies. Aged e. Owner Identifies Lest
Goose BY Her Hias-six Bids for
Federal Building High School Grad.
uaees Largest Glass IN IT, History.
Frank Lowe &C Dedham Mas. A.
here for the commencement exerciser.
Judges G. O. Thompson and s. 81.
ftuSSell expect to announce their de-
clslon IN rne MAYOR viii case as early
as the frst Of the coming week.
MIS- ~. y Bartlett was at Rock
convention Of the G. w. S. a. Mrs.
Bartlett is chairman Of the ROLAND
county Organization.
AZ Amherst Commencement.
County Agent ana Mrs. w 81 Ken
needy have been at Amherst attending
the commencement exercises.
Ralph 3. Stetson of Meriden was a
visitor with friends in Putnam Thurs
Or. ]. ., Kent ana J. M. ratem. Jr.,
We're at Hrewn for the commencement
Miss Emma ]. Dutton, teacher in
the Israel Putnam school, is to attend
sne summer normal school at Presque
SUBJ. n. W. F7ieS and PRINCIPAL A.
3. Handy are to remain in Putnam
during the summer. '-s,'
Johnson Hayes Marriage Soon.
Miss Jennie G. johnson. a teacher
az the Israel Putnam school. ana Al
bert Hayes Of New Haven are to be
married during the summer.
number from Putnam viii motor
to New London to witness The VIZ
Harvard boat races. : =
Miss Phyllis Tatem is at Pleasure
beach for a few weeks.
AZ Cromwell Thursday.
Mrs. Lille Leach was in cro,,,,r,a1,
Thursday for the annual Old Home
day observance of the Woman's Reljaf
corps. of which Mrs. Leach is a. stsfe
executive officer, : ssess :
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

Toam--Lleut. "A. IA. Warren Ordered
to Mexican Border Nathan %.
Prince on National Bankers Execu-
tive Committee = Surprise Shower
Fer Miss Hazel Rarstow Thirteenth
Company Leaves.
william Martin, whose home ID II
Dayville. is to Join the Worcester
team OF the Eastern league today and
Is expected TO pitch against the
New Haven team.
Martin has been with the Bridge
| port Eastern League team all season,
| Things have been going bad IN that
team for weeks past. 80 Martin ask
ed for his release. 1t was at first re-
/ fused him. but later granted that he
might have an opportunity to go to
the Worcester team. the management
Of which has wanted him.
Martin, former Killingly High
School pitcher, made good at Bridge
port, winning five of the few victories
that are credited to the team, three
Of these being shut-out wins
He had a fifteen days Iayoff be-
fore being sent in TO stem the rush
or the Lynn team early this week and
showed amazing speed. Martin is
pleased with getting a chance in
Worcester. With that team he ex-
poets TO ut in better than with the
bridgeport organization and to finish
the season in top form.
Ralph G. Young and party of
friends motored to Providence on
Thursday for the annual outing of
Palestine temple. Mystic Shrine.
viii Run Boat to Races.
A. V. Woodwork left Thursday aft
erDoon for Oakland beach, where,
with crew, he will run the big mo-
tor boat. Bohemia to New London for
the boat races. He will be joined at
New London today by a number of
Danielson men.
Veteran Yearns to Join Troops.
In America patriotism. once born,
never dies. In all of Killingly today
there is not man who would rather
so to Mexico than George /. Henry,
member of the Fifteenth Massachu-
sets IN the Civil War and a veteran
of some of the bloodiest fights in all
OF the great struggle. He was at
the arfnory Thursday morning visit
fully watching the departure of the
Thirteenth company.
Opening of the Woman's Exchange
16S 1-2 Main street, to p. m. You
are invited to be guest at tea.-adv
Lieutenant Warren Ordered to Mex
leo.
A telegram to relatives here from
Lieutenant Albert H. Warren, sta
toned at Fortress Monroe. Va, an
nounced that he had been ordered to
the Mexican border. Lieutenant War
rem, the son of Mrs. w. H Warren,
was graduated from the United States
Military Academy at West Point a
YEAR ago this month.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
GERMAN CONGRESS OF
INTERNATIONAL MEDICINE
Successful in Use Of a New Anti-Ty.
pheid Vaccine. =.

Warsaw, June 22.-At the German
Congress Of International Medicine
W sch has just been in session here,
Sugeon- General Huenermann report
ed that in the worst typhoid month
December, 1910 since the war began
the number of typhoid cases in the
German army was only one-fourteenfh
as many as in the worst month Of the
Franco-Prussian war, when the total
number Of German troops in the field
was far smaller than now. The use
of the Pfeiffer- Kolle anti-typhoid vac
cine. which is now in general use. has
he said, been given in millions of In
stances without any serious conse-
quences, and 1t was due to this VIC
cine that such wonderful reduction
of typhoid cases has been brought
about.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
SToNINGTON
Large Glass Graduated by High School
Chairman William A. Wilcox Pre-
sents the Diplomas.

The graduating exercises of ston-
ington High school were held Thurs
day evening in Borough hall. which
was filled by friends of the graduates
and school. The order of exercises
was as follows: Selection. high school
orchestra; invocation, Rev. Albert +.
Earnshaw; American Merchant Ma
rine, David Lester Higgin5otham; Sc
lections from opera Patience, Sullivan,
senior class; Food Supplies of Differ
ent Nations, James Hopwood: The
Woman Of To-Day, Ruthe Margaret
Woodwork; Forget-me-not, Gfese,
senior c3ass; Why America Exports
Arms, Dutee Jerald Hall; Claude Du-
val-A Ballad. MoIIoy, senior class;
presentation Of class. Principal Fay T..
Kutscher: presentation OF diplomas,
William A. Wilcox, chairman Of town
school committees class ode, senior
class; selection. high schol orchestra.
The graduates are.
College (14agna cum laude1-Dutee
IaraId Hall John Williams Haley, Max
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

FUNERAL.
Henry 4. Weeka.

The funeral of Henry Z. Weeks was
held Thursday at I O'clock from his
home on Prospect street. The body
was taken to Eastford for burial. The
service was conducted by Rev. Georre
p STANLEY Of the Methodist church.
Inc annual Baptist church picnic
will be at Roseland lake. Woodsfocic
July 4 -
The Salvation Army win conduct the
services at the Methodist church on
Sunday morning.
MISS Ruth A. McGarry will be In
Worcester next week for the qrad11af-
ing exercises at Becker's Business col.
lege.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

pital Fer home Is ii pomfrat. mrs
Hrunden was born In Sweden.
Mrs. Benjamin Shepard.
Mrs. Dolly Shepard. vssou ~ He,z
5amin SHEPARD, West woodstock. died
at her home Wednesday night at the
age Of IS years. =.
Two Man Fined.
There were two eases hefora T,,sre
Lucius Il. Fuller In tho city court az
Thursday morning Louis Martell 81
West Thompson, and Joseph Isibertv.
a loom -hxer in the Morse Nfghtenra
mill were found guilty Of intoxicaffon
cents. The men were arrested foeet,.
or Wednesday night IN shed at the
intersection of Church and Providence
streets.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
NATHAN D. PRINCE
REPRESENTS THIS STATE.
On Executive Committee of the Amer,
lean Bankers Association.

Nathan D. Prince, Main street. vice
president of the Connecticut Trust and
Safe Deposit company of Hartford. has
been elected a member of the execu-
tive committee of the American
Bankers association, This organize
ton is made up of more than $4,000
members of banks located in every
state in the union ana the executive
council is the governing body.
AS the state of Connecticut is en-.
titled to only one member in this
great body, and the election covers a
period of three years, this is indeed a
great honor to be conferred upon SO
young man. Mr.. Prince still re-
tains his residence in Danielson ana
Is the vice president of the Windham
County National bank.
Miscellaneous Shower For Miss Bar
stow.
At the home of Miss Nellie Shaw.
West Side the Girls Social club gave
a miscellaneous shower in honor of
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

Observation-Disclosures once a part
of the town of Aiddletown, but for
the past 80 years enjoying its own local
government, is to celebrate the 50th
anniversary of the setting OF Of the
town from AIiddletown on July Fourth
in connection with the Customary
Fourth of July celebration.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
OBITUARY.

Mrs. Ellen Brunden.
Mrs. Ellen Brunden, aged about AZ
wife Of Gustaf Brunden, died Thurs.
day morning at the Day-KimbalI hos
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
49,
-. 80
Reat Him g It.

T. r. says he is out Of politics, but
it seems to us as If the Old Guard
knocked all the politics out Of him.
Houston Post.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

The Bradley theatre was filled on
Thursday evening at the graduating
exercises Of the senior class Of Put
nam High school. the class being the
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

be cut picked. gouged, saIved, plas-
tered and terlEad out-- they grow
faster. Mr.. and Mrs Went~and- CUT
10 realize az now-they use "Gets-It"
inatead-it's the wonderful, simple
corn-cure that never fails. Stops pain.
You apply Il in 2 seconds, II dRies at
once the corn 10 doomed. Nothing to
stick 60 the stocking or press on the
corn Il mems goodnight 70 plasters,
enlves. diggefs, razors and toe-bund-
ling. You can wear smaller shoes
Your corns will come right of, "clean
a@ q whistle" Never inflames healthy
ne4h. The worlds biggest selling corn
cure.
''Gst-It" Is sold by druggists every
where. use a bottle, or sent direct BIZ
T. Lawrence g Co, Chicago, Ill
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
-AMERIcA" THE MOTTO or
HIGH SCHOOL GRAD. CLASS

Record Number Of Pupils Presented
DipIomas-Addressed by Hamilton
Holt.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

Hartford~-Charged with conspiracy
% ROB. Charles and Ethel Strap and
John McLoud, who made Frank III.
Stiles OF lie Preston street the victim
9f their badger game on the night of
March .. were found guilty on prob
able cause by Judge Edward L. Steele
IN police court Wednesday and ali
tAree were bound over to the next
Term o. the criminal superior court
a41sr q bond Of $1,000 each.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
OFF FOR FORT WRIGHT

Thirteenth Company Leaves Thursday.
Scheduled to Remain Ten Days-
But Nobody Knows What May Hap
pen!
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23

You can make hit with a woman
BY calling her vision. But you can't
can her a sight and get away with it.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
DANIEL.SON

William Martin 20 Join Worcester
Toam--G-Ieut. "A. "a. Warren Ordered
to Mexican Border Nathan d.
Prince on National Bankers Execu-
tive Committee = Surprise Shower
For Miss Hazel Rarstow- -Thirteentll
Company Leaves.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

night pictures of educational intercs
arc shown,
The Y. ". q y is conducting Il 'fcl.
lowshir week" The meetings were
started on sunday night by MI. Dichl
rector Of the Episcopal Church. and
each night Of the week one of the NO.
men of the faculty has been conduct
ing the meeting. Among those taking
part were Misses Mary T.. Peck. Pau
line Williamson, Florence Eohr. car
RTE Sutherland. Christine Munoz and
Grace i: Min
The senior class gave Il minstrel, en-
tcrtainment last Saturday night AZ tho
auditorium. III which about fo1ty girls
participated. The musical part OF the
~ oGram WAS under tho direction of
Miss Christine l.. Munoz aud the dra-
matte work under the direction OF
Miss Lcola Wheeler. Miss Elsie Bag
by WAS intcrlocutor. The end men
were Misses Eurcnia Lundir and les
sic kcllam. while Miss Ethel Surface
VAS accoppaniSt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
BOWLING GREEN

special 10 The Times Displt.AI
BOWLING GREEN. VA Novomhc,
ia Mrs. w. - coshil Is *pcuGiu-
some timc with her daughter Mrs "
NJ. cobb. ~ Falls Church
Miss MarSarc, Wcub lott this w"cli
i"i Atlanta, whcrc she VIII visit rci,, =
tiycS.
Miss sue GouldUan has returned from
u visit to relatives in Baltimore
Ernest Wilson. of cape Charles. :
VISITING his brother. W;,ltcr Wilson.
Misses iiorminc t'oShill. Mary Martin
Ind ella smith. of T'rcG,ric Il siur. Nor
'na' school spcn, !, part Of this week
with MIR ARA Mrs L.. H. Coxnill.
Rev. :. T.. oNcrton AMI Rcv. l.. ~.
Ritter attended the meeting or tho
General Association Of Tho Eap,is,
Church, in Norfolk
Ms. James r. Richards j. visiting
friends Ia Richmond
Mrs. Ami. $. Wright is VISITING hcr
sons. Wooddic and Wi.'io Wright. In
New York.
Rev. Edgar IIilI attended tho Mctho-
dust Conference IN Elchmouh
Mrs. NJ. T.. pcatros$. of Norfolk. suon.
=" part Of thus wc.k with Mrs. IL \.
toGhill
Mr.. aud Mrs. Davis. ~ l-rhant,;,. wcro
cue SITS THIS week "f Mr.. ;,,,d Mr.. Rob.
"rt y. togliill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

was living in licnri.o County, "I.urles"
Parish. IN l.30-3". Ills brother Mat
thew. was professional 10: tho coun-
= i'll i1it-l1G1 Matthew dunbar. OF
the noted Scotch family, married Mary
Ellen Herbert. 4 descendant OF that
wealthy family Of England, and some
Of whom came over with Lord Fair.
fax, for we find William Herbert. who
cmigrated from ireland. in 1850. bring
lnG with his coat armor, of a shield
pcr pale. az and sules, upon which
three lions. argent. rampant. with u
crest of wyvcrn. wings elevated vert
holding in its mouth a sinister hand
"onfred gulcs. The family settled in
Alexandria. Va. and from thence spread
TO many sections of the state
There were several prominent mem.
hers of the church at Hampton. Peters
burg. old 81. Ioh,s. Fairfax, who were
firm adhercnts. with the Fairfaxcs
Dunbars. Washingtons. Claiborns. II.
supporting the carly church. none Of
whom were more active than the Her
hcr,s. whose traditions and deeds have
been long pcrpctuatcd. \ completes
list OF their various branches is de-
sired. which. IL Is to be hoped, will
yet lac produced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
Beautiful
Hair Uniting

N"ihinS s" rolls wmoon ~ he- .oo,i
looks and attr"ctiv"ucts ~ gray strcaI<od
u" TITO" nav. An'! there i> no more reason