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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-13
: I a 8.

Ius 2uling, @on5qless 2od-
bort, @lgilt, gictoria, Gbarco, geau-
mont, Nofoale, 8romntpooo uno Del
&io werben quite Hegenfaae, tell
meiie nit @emittern perbunoeL ge-
meIbet. Mu1 Der Noroen 0es Staa-
tes, lofpie &nnias urto Sflaboma
boben tiidtige &egen gebabt.
Die 8eiDobner BON 2nmpalns
buben nit 10S gegefl 80 Stimmen
bic ginfiibrung Der aommiliions-
@erpaltung abgelebnt.
Sr1 8renbm muroe cine
2opalitdts Yaraoe abgebalten, an
Ser lib etpa 10000 Berionen be-
teiligten. giele Der Seilnebmer ma=
rem aus oen Staoten Der llmgegeno
berbeigefommen.
Sic teraniide slnti : Saloon=
2iga- miro in Der nahiten 3eit cine
groBe &agne 5nr groberung
meiteren ytrodenen" Ee~rritoriiinls
beginner. Sic @aileriimpel meroen
hire Inltrengungelt bauptiaflid)
gegen Die nod pollltdnoig pnaiien"
Counties rihten uno neriu6en, bort
onrd) grnerbnng, tpenn ard) MIR
fleiner 9iitrifte, 9reide 5u lhlaeem
in Dem @Iauben, oaB linen Die lib
rigen Geile Der Counties Damn nod
ullo nad) 5ufallen lDeroen.
Ser @agel, melder Muittr an
Mfittpo6 beimgelltht, bot iib nadj
Den letter Hd6ridten faum ii6er
oas @eibbilo Der Staot eriteft. Gol
ben groBen eleftriiden 9ogenlid)tern
muroen so Ero8ent 5erlflagen.
Nift MIR General Waior
2eonnro @oob, %ionoern audi Dos
eebrer gollegium Der Iuitiner
ltniperlitGt bat ben Stuoenten ben
quten Mat gegebeiL porldufig ibre
Ialen IN Die Bidder 81 itefen, bis
lie surGerteioigung oes 2ailoes mirf-
Iib gebraitd)t uno anfgerufen iper-
ben.
Gic .5erns 2umbermen's Milo
c%iation", melde ibre Sabresperiamm-
lung in @aIpeiton ~abgefnltcn bat,
bat Die f~olgeroen 9eamten fir oas
n1dite @eid1ftsjabr erw1blt: Brd.
iioent, 3. @. @riffitbs, 9allas, I
Gi5e Gr1fibent, 6. $. Slate If
! aingspiQe; 2. 8ice-EroIibent, s. s
Sumter, @aco; S1atmeiiter, u. Sc
Sarrar, Souiton; Sefretdr, s. 6
9ioune, 0oulton. als Ort Der nadJ
item 3uinmnlenfiinft wuroe 5or.
@ortb beitimmt.
Sn Der Aabe BON Gan War
COS lit fsris Side inn Ilter BON Y
Sabren sur efpigen Hube eingegan
gen. Der @erifieoene miro boz
ieiier @itwe, bier S0buen unO 5lue
Tod)tern ilberlebt.
@uitab 3iiblfe, Der in Der 9ta
bc bon @eeiatde lebte mo etps
80 Sabre alt mar, lit pl6slid an
Ser5l6lag perIhieoen. Ser Ser
Itorbene binterlaBt cine grobe ia
mile; Die SeiIeeung fano in Noro
Beim itatt.
Die aommiiiare BON 9allan
gountp meldes oas noroueItlidit
gountp i'm Staate nit Dem gointp
Sit 9albart lit, baben cine 2ofa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-13
Der WoiienberinrnmlMl

- Ser Wtn11erDer1nmrtlung 3u@
l1un5ten oes 8ea : Eifets am 9on-
r1erltog Mbeno auf Dem Ilamo Fln5u
tpobntet iiber 1000 @dbler bel,
ssreo goof fiibrte BEN 8oriib. Ser
Maporsfanoioat Self uno ale Die
anoeren aanoioaten anf Dem Sidet,
fotpie Maribnn gsfrioge nno 6. u.
Woetb maren Die Neoner, Die Die Gr=
auabIung oes garl5en Sidets empfa5=
len. Ger 8ortpurf, bab Die 8ar-
teiaanger @en's Die 8olitif in Die
Sf)nIrDabI bineintrlgen, fptroe u,l=
ter benz 6itttpeis auf Die 8orgdrlge
IN Der ga1rnbnIle, ais elm Sidef
saufgeitelt tper6en ioate, ellti6ieoen
beitritten.
Der .@omen's glub~ bot Bro-
felt erboben gegen bic grri6tring Ell
1ter Eribiine fir politilhe 3pede
NOR Der Mamo. Mon lpriht BON
elmer gnttpeibung oes biitoriifen
@ebduoes.
Srt Der ON 0Dtlllerlfdg aD9ez
bnItenen @erlamntllrng Der San Mn=
tonic Metail Merhartts Ynociatlolt
iuuroen foIge1be 9erren nls Dele
4qnten at ser in Sort @ortb am
s., 9. unb 10. Mai itattHnocnoen
.aonpention ernannt. Sames Gapp,
-6arrp Stone, g. g. 9nroiuy Y. Is.
2l1cas, Ben garga, Sic 8eters, y.
@raiio, $. 81, Moos, Stto 3obiBid,
slbe @oIfion, SO. S. Sig ulo ~. 30.
Morgalr.
- Mm Counting, >. 10. Npril,
saiebt Der @eetbpben WGnnerd)Or in
Jeimer Sale cine MISUNDERSTANDING
mil naddeIsenbem sars fir feline
MitgIieoer nn6 berem Srennbe BON
saustuGrts.
OberIt SSobn g. Sooper, Der
1aupt Mefrutiernngs Sffi5ier fir
Die ternnifde Mili5, beabiif)tigt nod)-
tie ISOLDE Wannidmiten III ollie flel-
.rmrpn St1ote oes Staates 81 lhifen,
nm Hefruten fir Die Hational-
tBur0em ansuperben.
90. 6. 6leming, 1913 Sbarer
Gtrabe, nnroe 9onneritag abeno ge-
gen - ubr bon eiirem bon II. =
ErennoiI gelenften Mutomobil an Der
-Enlmetto nno San NeB StraBe iiber-
FaBren nilo Itarb allf Dem 5rans-
port nad1 DEM aranfenballe.
Oas Grefutipfomite oes San
Antonio 2ofaIperbumoe5 oes Gentif)-
amerifanil6en Hationnlbunoes bal
beihloiien, auf Wittpod, ben 5pelten
Mui, cine @erfammlllng aller oent'
lden gereine Der Stabt mo Dee
Gountp nad) Der Sermainsfobnc.
s@nIle ein5uberuien, I'M barber 81
beratem, ipie iif Die oeittiden BE
nobner bon Gan Mntonio uno geral
Gouatp benz Amerifaniidpn DO
zen Rreil5 anldlieben fonnen- Gs nj
re Iebr gut, tuern mir oelltld)en Be
zpofmer cine beionoere ~9rand" ees
soten @reu5es biloen fontten. 8is
s4.ine ioIde n8rmld)" 81 Stano'
aommt, giebt oas Grefutipfomite DC!
aofoIperbanoes alien 9eutiheu oel
aot, iid als GinBelmitglieoer De
z,ieiiaen Organization oes anlerlfaui
7d,en Moten areu5es an5uIdIieben.
Der Gbanffe1ir 6. 6. 8emnei
ForamboIierte am Donneritag nit
tag / llbr nit ieinem antomobi
an Der Soleoao un6 Commerce Ctr
nit elmer GtroBenbabn Gar. g
suuroe ourb Die 9oaiiion aus lei
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SIR GommiHare fir strafem nno
Dffentlide GerbeiIerunaen.

Sic ,Treie ErefIe fir SeIas" lit aus
toriiiert, g6pmas 6. Meliom als &anbie
sat fir bas Nmt BEG aommifldrs fir
Straben unb 0ffentlihe gerbeferunsen
in ben beborltebenoen BrimdrtpabIen am
5ufinoi9en nub er erfuG-- 1tnt Die I'M
terltibung ieiner Sreunbe nno Der
I Stimmaeber.
0ieeySreie Bre51e fir Seras" lit ar<
toriiieff, 9pmis 6enermann als &anbis
BAT fir BAG gmt bes &ommiIIdrs fir
5tEaBe11 u1b 0ffentli6e 8erbeIierungelu
in ben beporltebenben Brimdrfpablen
an5u5ei9en unD ct erIm6t nm Die Inter-
5tiibnng iei1ter Srsnroe tno Der Stimms
geber.
&ummiiiGr fir Garfs nnb Sanitat.
Sin oie 8dbler bon Gan Mlttonio.
Sails meme 9ienlte in ben lebten 5fpei
SSn6ren @lrer Grfpnrtlngen entIproden
bnben %ioIten. bin i6 bereit, gu1 in Sen
nd6iten 5tpei Sabren 81 bienen.
STAT 2ambert,
&ommiIdr fin Barfs nnb Sanitdt.
Sic vSreie Srene rur Seras" lit att
IDrtl1eII, Sr. y. ~. SUIDpIUtIe Ql5 tdHS
bibat fir bas Mmt beg &pmntiIidrs fir
Barfs unb Sanitdt in Der beboriteben<
BEN 8rimdrtpabI an5nfiinbisen. gr err
iudt Inn Cure llnterfibung nno Stimz
me.
Sir Sulisei- nmS Tener &ommiRar.
Sic nSreie Ireie fir Segas" lit aiz
t%oriiiert. gobert s. 1br als &nnoibat
fir bas Gmt bes Yoli5ei< uno Sellers
tpebr : &ommiIdrs nnSufInbieen. ct
erfudt feline Sreuube Inn lire Inter-
fibung.
2euis Niaberif fiinoigt iid biermi;
fornen als aanbibat fir bas Gmt bes
BoIi5ei uilb Seuer : &ommiHdrs an lnb
nirb Sic llnteritiintug bon irgenD eiren
u10 alien giirgern Can Intorio's Bu
i6dben tpiien.
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Sir Gplisei- mmS Temer : aommiFG,
3u bertmieten,

Gas obere Stoftperf oes Saiiles
SO. 218 %it-Gommerce StraBe -
Gaum 90 Bel 80 SUB. Madsufragen
PIG SIt-Gommerce StraBe.
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Stir Stener : &p1nmiTar.

Sic rSreie 8reiie" lit autoriiiert,
Serrn Sam q. Spinble als &anbibat
fir Steuer : @ommihar in Der beporites
benben Brimdrtuabl am %. Mpril nnb
s. Mai an5nfiinbigen nn6 bittet lint Die
unterlfiibuug aIer @dbler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-04-13

Sic uSreie Yrefe" 1T antoriiiert,
Serrn Sam g., Sell als &anbibat fir
NaDor in Der acknowledgement Brimdre
mail am %. Ipril limo s. Mat an3us
fiinbigen unb bittet Tim Die ltnteritiibnn9
aI[er @Ghler.
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L.okaIes.
goramsfdtlides @etter.

Sir San s[ntonio iino lln1gegenos
.Sette aben0 nnb Sonnabeno: flar.
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Gotta silica bat Die 8ennemns lei
ner @eiuafer ben Ser. Staaten sur
&erfiisnng seitellt.
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arftsBerih
Nanmippae.

Gan antonio, Ser, 1875 Cts
@alpeIton, geltern, 20.15 Cts
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4aes ber5eibt Der @ebanfen-
arme leinen1 0ebenmeniden lei6-
ter als lelbitdnoiges 0enfen.
- Wandes miro uns be%oingunas-
log 5ugeitanoen - natiirli1 nur I'M.
ter geuiffen 8eoingungen.
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Sic ,,yrete Yreiie tiir 3eras"
ersf,ei1,t ais gaaeb(att atatb 0SpdDetblatf.

-sas Soqeblatt 1T oierierig uno fotet SOC per gionot ooer Sc per Sabr.
Sas sspdenblatt lit 1%ed5ebneitig uno foitet 81 per Sabr. gtad3 Wer1co
50 @olo. gab guropa, 8orto %eingelbloien, So.
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@abl : Mtt5etgen.
Stir WaDpr.

Sic uSreie Yreie" 1T aut0rtltert,
Serrn @nlton 9. SDob als &allOi0at fin
WeaDor in Der beborlte6enoen grtmdr~
nabl am %. Mpril a~n5ufinDisen u1lb er
bittet Inn Die l1uteritiiBung aler ieiner
%Sreuube uno Stimmgeber.
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Guttpmfamen-G rpbmfte.

q
-Grobmfte.
San antonip, Ser, 10. april 1917
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 103
Gents Der @nIone.
Metp gOrf, IS. april. Spot 15e
Bib; Gpril, 15c bio; Mai, 1855 unb
$15.57; sunni, $3.50 unb $3.50;
Snli, 1857 nno $15.58, Iugiir.
$3.50 ltnb $15.53; September, 1852
iinb 1888; Sftober, $15.16 ii. $3.50;
Hopember, $14.73 nno STATS.
6nrm-Ero6nfte.
Gan antonio, Ser, IS. spril 1911
Butter .23c-3Oc per Yfu1o
Ger (nur frii6e) ..:.30c per Snseno
9iibner ...-.... 17hc-25c per Yfo.
Eurfebs. ...... zoe II. 22c per Bfb.
8ei5en ........ $3.50 per gulhel
aprn $1,000 per Buihel
5afer 90c per 8uf6el
1eu ............ $4,000 per Sunne
Wemiiie-
9artoffcln, California uno Colorado.
@aBe aartoffeIn, 8umptin gam.
$500.
3piebeln, ssras Grpftal @ar, sa.75
per Crate.
gobnen. Crime, $3.50 per 100 gfunb.
Squnfb. $3.50 per 8nfdeI.
Tpmaten, SeTas, 4 Scribe, $3.50.
Raoies6en, 80 Il. Acc I. 1 Sbo. @9iinz
glumen,Obl. s2.a5 per Crate.
@obl. $500 per 100 Efuub.
@riiner 9feffer, zoe per Bfunb.
Spinat. Toe per Buidel.
Crime grbfen. $500 per Camper.
Otra, $500 fir 8uiheI.
geeten, 81 itio S. per 100 Yfunb.
Weerrettigs8 uraein. per Bfb. i2ht
@urtem, per Crate, $500.
Generie, 90c u. $1.0O Der 9ubeu6.
Heteriilie, 40c Der STD. sginSel.
gierpflan5er1, Sc II. 10c per Rflno.
2npfiaIdt, Cal, $500 per Crate.
@eIbe &urselu. 40c per 91iseHb.
Tie0 Warft.
Gan Intonio, Ger. t3. Gpril 1911
3iihe $500 bis 800.
Odien 1926 bis SLOTS.
8nIIen 1913 bis $3.50.
adlber $6.75 bis $3.50.
ct. 2ouis, IS. Gpril 1911. - 8inos
bieh, Eerass8ieh. $3.50 Biz $3.50.
Gdfpeine $t0.75 bis $f6.35.
Suite.
| Ghtpere pcni gfIahter ......22 gts
eeidte BIN SH1ahter % gt3
Grim gefaIaene 1917 Ste
Gelle.
| BoIt rlD audS ............20 gts
aneora, 9ieeeu. per Rf6. ......10 gts
! Hnacra,8ieoeu befhdbidt s... 8 Ga
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Der @pridlag lit einfad nnb beritanbid genus. gSer einsn
nenen 9bpnneuten - Der sr 3it nidt Gefer Der rJre TreReA n,
eepimmt, foGefhert $500, erb6l, rep. bebalt bauun eincn GoQar NIB
ididt ben amoeren 0oaar NIT Der senanen More1e oes gefeaers eu.
amferoenn iht abr aud nod cine Grtra : Eranie in ansFd9t, falls dc
GAIL BON sebn Nbonnenhn ODER barber CREDIT mirb. Die GrrG$rd.
mue iemoen mir ben ba5n geredtiaten pOn nnerer Office ans bireft
Die bier semadte Diferte lit fit jeoen I'M tuedeu Gebiete bs Staa,
tee pHcn. Sober fam Fd baran beteligen. @ir bieten nr 8qarpreHe
an, neil glb immer feinen Mert fat nno Sober oafar auldafem NIB
famien fann, mas er gerabe brandt.
gae, bic BON oieier gffertc @ebrand MAIDEN nno inter ben obtn &C.
teltem geoingmngen M6pnnenten fir Die cTreie Erehe fir seras" Jam.
mlu wpaen, Tnb gebeten, fb NIT nns unoersasGd in gerbin6nns 81
ieten, bamit mir linen ehuaige semauidte a~nsfagrlidere Mmsfnnft er-
talem fGmmen. Die Emitting sbt ben gefeqern bireft bon nnkrer 81.
flee 81. 9icie EHsrte bt MIR Galtisfeit BIS snm 80. Snni 1917.
vTrfe Hrefe fit SeraS".
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Sriibiabrs : Grfaltnnsem iinb
aef1hrlidl.

BLobli6e 8itterunes- ooer alei.
oertpe6iel bringen 8riibiabrs-@r-
fdltungen. Cine Dolls bon Sings
Stem DISCOVERY erleihtert fiber, fI1rt
Ben &opf, linoert oie irritierten
Membrane uno menoet Die @rfaltung
ab. Sett Die Sur fort, nebmt Or.
Sings SEEM DISCOVERY, bis oie Or
fdlttng beridipunoen lit. (@ns.)
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SSiir 10 ' sss siss (g5rtra Yrdulie uDn $3.50 ii 8aar
Slit ID ''s t." s;ss GGrtra : yrdnrie uon s3.75 III Saar
Slit 20 ' +" = s;"s Ggrtra Yrdnit uon $500 ID Saar
Slit q 's ter s;as gggtra : Srdnlit uOn S6.25 ii Saar
Sir mtbr al5 q as s:s s;ss (grtraprdmit uDn s. ID gaar
66iir nnebr aS 80 as ter s;as GGrtrWrdmit uDn s16in Saar
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2a es nmmSslid 1T, ale 9ifrifte nnO Counties beg staates Sarh
JReHenSe bearbehen sn la6en, mnkten mir anti anSere yithel CUR thinner
ar1ferem @erbreitnng mnieres 8lattes Iinnen nno tir fnS at benz Gnt.
idluf scfontnnen, annebmbare Sranien fit meme Ibonnenten, Die ns
eingeidift mcrben, anssneten.
Ar planen nmt bic geranfaltnns zines losenannten aontehs,
me er lei engiiden 3entnngcm ablid it, ionoerm mir pplen onrb Ans.
sahlnus elmer lberalen SommiRion Jreipilise anwerben, Die OHe be-
iumbcre MmEe mnb gniremsnna fb cine DISCRIMINATING Su neridnfien
mHniden.
3u bidem 3uede ofernren mir fir ieoen nenem Sabresabonnenten
cine &onmiHion BON $1O0, einem 9pllar. 9as Wudenbah Der
uSreie Gr1c fit Seras" fufet $500 per Sabr. Gegen Ginienbnns bon
S1OO merbem mir aHo rus glatt an irsnS ene ms aufgesebene men.
Announcements Mbrehe ibifen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
TAFT is HONOR GUEST
OF RICHMOND CHAPTER
Receives Warm Welcome At Tcu Given
by Dnughtcrs of Confcdcrncy at
Lee Camp Hall

with the battle flags OF tho Lost
Cause flying, with warmcst cordiality.
Richmond CHAPTER, United Daughters
Of the Confcdnracy. welcomed TO Rich
mond yesterday former President VIII
liam Howard TAFT The OCCASION was
the annual tea Of the chapter which
was held from 10 i O'Clock in Loo
Camp Hall. and the date was chosen
TO honor tho visit OF Mr.. Taft. in re-
turn for his hospitality TO the Dauah-
tcrs of the Confederacy NJ their con-
vention in Washin2ton.
Mrs Norman V. Eandoloh presented
M. Tar, 10 the several hundred guests
gathered 10 do him honor lie re-
fcrrcd TO Airs. Randolph As "a 'Kepuh-
lican convert, and paved gracious
tribute TO the Daughters. VIII, had
chcished the hcroiSn and patiotism Of
III" Confederate soldier. Mr.. Taft said
that tho nation was Tacing :, area;
crisis. and that the words written on
every heart were ''Scrvic'. Tor my com
trys cause.
The main SUGGESTION thar he had for
The United Daughters of The Confcd-
nracy on this occasion. said Mr.. Taft,
was sid in the Fed Cross "ork. The
suggestion. he said. would mud an echo
IN the heart o. every Daughter Of the
Conf"icracy.
Governor stuart. Rcv. James Power
Smith ard ri Kew. Dennis UConnell
talks. In which they extended a well
come to Mr.. Taft.
Tho hail was arranged with palms
ana rcd and white flowers. tic colors Of
tn" confcdcrrcy. ard refreshments
wcrc served from a l"HG buffet table,
which was decorated in rcd aud white
blossoms
These Invited to meet Mr.. Taft and
his committee. OF wh,vh Joan stewart
Bryan vas chairman. We're Governor
stuart, members OF the Administrative
the Council. resident of the Cham
Der o! Commerce. veterans OF X. l.. Lee
,'uu.n. and Sous u tho Veterans
Receiving with the officers OF Rich
mond Chapter were the president OF
ir" chapter. AMI the presidents Of
the Memorial Associations. An inter
eSt!n2 musical program was rendered
by the Ar:pn Quartet, Of Richmond,
which includes Mrs. Flora Nan Ripper
SOPRANO; Mrs. j. Is. bowman. contralto;
clifford l., walker. tenor; !. II. Ben
nett, bass. with James T. Wumble at
the piano.
Among The invited guests were:
Mrs. j. l.. X. Stuart, honorary prcsi-
dent, United Daughters Of the C,onfcd-
crazy; Mrs Frank y. Odenheimcr.
president United Daughters OF the
Confedcracy: Mrs. W. c. y. Merchant
recording secretary United Daughters
OF the Confcdcracy: cX-Prcsident Nir-
ginia Division Mrs. James Mercer Gar
nett: Mrs. Ruth jennings Lawton.
Charleston, S. G.; Mrs. r. T. Meade
Mrs. William H. Mckinney. Peters
burg; Mrs. &. r. Tate May Meadows:
Mrs. Nathan p. Eller. LynchburE; Mrs.
a. A. Campbell. Wytherille: Mrs. Sam
uel 4. Riddick. Smithfield: Miss Nelly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES
no class OF pcoplc dcyotes as

No class OF people devotes as
much time to beauty as do actresses,
and no class must be more careful
TO retain and develop their charms.
Inquiry develops the information
that In hair care they find IT dan
Ecrous to shampoo with any make
shift hair cleanser. The majority
say to have the best hair wash and
scalp stimulator at cost of about
three cents. one need only get
package of canthrox from your
druggist; dissolve a tcaspoonful in
cup OF hot water and your sham
poo is ready. This makes enough
shampoo liquid TO apply it to all
the hair instead OF just the top Of
the head. After its use the hair
dries rapidly. With uniform color.
Dandruf. excess oil and dirt arc
quickly dissolved and entirely, dis
appear when you rinse the hair. AZ
ter this your hair will DO so fluffy
that II Will look much heavier than
Il is. Its lustre and softncss VIII
also delight you. while tho stimu-
lated scalp gains the health which
inSures hair growth.-Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
Movie Calendar

ODEON - To-day. Douglas Fair
banks, Ia "Thc MntrimaniRc." and
Mrs. Vernon Castle, In "rntrin",
Tomorrow and Saturday, WIIfrcd
l.uci,s. In "a Love sublime" md IL
TrfnnElc comedy.
BlJOu- To-day. Pauline Fred
cricit. In Dnnte'S "SnphO," md Dnync
md Bushmnn. In chapter eight OF
"fhc Great Secrct", tomorrow and
Saturday. Wallace Reid and Myrtle
Stedmnn. In "Thc Prison without
Wallis" burton Holmes trnvclogue
and Paramount comedy.
ls1S--ro-dny, Tomorrow md Sat-
urdny, Clara I<imbnil Young. In
Camille" and "MnHEica First
False STEP keystone comedy.
cOLOSIAI-TO-tIn Alice Brady.
i'm "I'he Dancers PERIL" IL Metro
comedy md n trnvclogue, to-mor-
row md Saturday, Jonn sawyer, In
"LOre's law"
IlRAND-Tp-dny. tomorrow md
saturday. picturizntion OF Augustus
rhomas's "Ibc WItchIng Hour"
NICrOR -To-dny. Ann Murdoch.
I'm "Whcrc Love H." Mutual Star
production and Mrs. Vernon Castle,
morrow. Nnlkrcin tBnroncss De-
wItzi. In "Hiddcn valley" md
"Pntrin"; Saturday. Pearl White, In
twelfth episode OF "Penrl az the
Army" nnd Nr. md Mira. Sidney
Drew. ia comedy.
BLUEIiltD-TO-,In Ella Hall. I'm
"Hcr Loves Inspirntion"; tO-mor-
Private Door" nnd third chapter of
"Fhc Perlis OF tho Secret Scryicc";
saturday. "rhc Raid" nnd BIucbird
screen Magazine.
Il II u To-duy. "Thc InyisihIc
Web md "'rhe Lonesome Mariner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
STUDENTS ARE DRILLING
More Thnn 100 Young Men mt Uni
yersity Learning Trade
OF Wnr.
Especial to The Times pispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
CHAPEL HILL. March 21.--NIorc than
100 university students last night on
listed to drill under a United States
commissioned drill sergeant for two
hours Il week. a telegram was sent to
Washington asking for an officer and
the proper number of guns.
Coach Thomas j. Campbell, who is
to take charge of the work until tho
regular officer arrives, Immediately an
nnunccd that drills would begin in the
old Commons Hail tonight ut o'clock.
Dr.. y. II. Patterson has suggested that
Memorial Hall, with ono OF the largest
floor spaces in the state, be cleared of
benches and turned into u drillroom.
II is probable that this will be done.
The action of tho students came as
the result of much agitation ON the
part of the faculty and students for
military training. The government
previously had promised to furnish an
officer and guns provided at least 100
would agree to enlist for tho train
ing this spring. This puts the student
under no obligations to the govern
mcnt.
4 large majority OF those who have
signed up for drill work intend going
to Plattsburg this summer. II is be-
l!oved that the university will be rep
resented there by at least $50 students.
It has been decided definitely to in
atitute a course in military training
hero next year. This will take the
form OF an officers reserve corps. and
company Of tho National Guard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
Observation-Disclosures

Especial to The Timcs- DispaichJ
CLIFTON DOkC;E. VA. March ELL
~ o'clock Tonight in the Freshly
teTian Church in this city. Rev. l.. H..
Paul. pastor "f the church. united in
marriage Edwin Ncil Brewer. OF Con-
cord y. G.. AMI Miss Rebecca Jean
Mathews, OF this city. The wedding
marches were played by Mrs. J. :.
smith. while Mrs. w. H. +. Miller sang
Because" The bridesmaids were Miss
Fannie Haley. Miss Rernice Wilson.
Miss Katherine Mathews, OF Clifton
Forge, and Miss Mary Pcmbcrton, of
Concord. y. g. An aunt of the bride.
Mrs. Eugene Mathews. was matron of
honor. The maid OF honor was Miss
IVA Mathews. q sister of the bride.
The best man Was \. Frank Brewer,
OF Concord, y. G.. a brother OF the
groom. The groomsmen were w. NJ.
sheriff., Concord. y. G.; V. G. Hail.
Wilmington. y. G.: j. s. Anderson. VIII
son. y. G., and l.. s. E;vcrcttr. Laurin-
burg, \. G. The ushcrs were II. -.
Moody G. J.. Nhir, Jr,, l.. w. Stratton
and l.. l.. rcndlcton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
CHARLOTTE PREPARING
Mayor Is>nes Proclamation tskin,
Male Citizens TO Enroll Mt Once.
Women for lied Cross
tBy Associated Prcss.l

CHARLOTTE, y. G.. March eli
Mayor I. L. Kirkpatrick Issued procla-
nation tonight calling upon every.
hhic-bodtcA male ci:izeu of Charlotte
and Mccklenburg County who will bear
arms II the nation becomes involved
IN war. To enroll at the Mayors Of
'icc At once. and asking the women to
volunteer for Red Cross service. All
Industrial plants arc asked TO list with
tho Mayors Office what sacrifices and
equipments they will make" for the
government. All public buildings are
ASKED TO display tho American flag,
and all citizens TO wear tho insignia
OF the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
Disfguring Growths Of
Hair Entirely Removed
(New Method Removes Roots md AlN

If You are afflicted with n growth OF
supcrtiuous hair. go To your druggist
at once. get n stick OF phcla ctinc fol-
the pleasantest surprise or your lifc
With your own eyes you will see tho
Ia II come out roots and nll-instantly
easily, leaving your skin smooth and
hairless a. n babes. Phela ctinc is not
To he compared with the usual depila-
tory Or electrical methods. 1t is new
and different II is odorlcss. non-irri-
tating, and 80 harmless a child could
safely cat II. SO cffcacious it is al
ways sold under n,oncy-hacll guar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-22
IN AND OUT or TOW

General and Mrs. william tutiln cox
left yesterday for their plantation in
North Carolina.
Mrs. James II. Wcrth, Jr.. and her
Two children, OF Schenectady. y. y.
Visiting Mr.. and Mrs James Il.
Wcrth at the Chesterfield.
Mr.. and Mrs stephen / Bcveridgc
have returned TO Richmond, after Il
>isi, to Atlantic City.
Mrs. James Il. Branch. who has been
visiting friends in Washington. will
return to her homo here this week.
Mrs. Philip Glennon is the eucs; Of
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John kccnc
Jones, OF Park Avenue.
Mrs. George ]. Bull and Miss Agnes
Bull are leaving town Friday 10 spend
several weeks AT Old Point Comfort.
Mrs. Russell Bridges. Of Atlanta, ia.
is visiting Mrs Frank :. Wilson at
her home on Davis Avenue