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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03

DOORS REMAIN OPEN
TO WORLD TRADE


claims a Ni,,lvn,, n,,trirp ~ ibn I'A,
E,., "Ifor,l. az" p.,;., - ho ~,
Iovcl NV uis Cnrnrnnn,,
New York sept. 30 29-Froclamng a
Monroe Doctrine OF the far East, Wis
count lShii, head OF tn, japanese mis-
sion TO the United states, warned the
nations OF the world tonight that his
country VIII not tolerate aG&rosSlonS
AGAINST the TERRITORY or indcpcndcncc
of China. at the same time he pledged
Iapan not to attempt similar a&@rcs-
&lon& on her part.
SDhak.nN e a FORMAL dinner ~ hon
or ai the im@.'ial "nEpyS visit 10
~" ork. lhc ambassador of EnpCWor
oShlhIic outlined publicly ior ne
'i&t VMc since he set '20' ON imcrt-
can SOIL lhc 1oItcv ot lts &6Nornmcnt
as lt rcatrs 10 emma.
circumstances for which We were
IN no sense responsible g0yc uS crr-
tain rights on Chinese territory" Wis
Honnt iShii SAID, "oui at no time III the
paSi ana at no 'imc in the future DO
W" or Will we Sook 10 take territory
from emma or to deprive China OF her
rights
Ihcn with dramatic carnCSincsS he
oNponndcd the hands on policy Of
ms government.
we Wish 10 be and always 10 con-
tlnuc to be, he declared, the sinccr
friend and helper OF our neighbor for
We arc more Interested than anyone
else, except china, in good government
| 'hcfc. only we must at all times for
lSclt-protection prevent other nations
! from oolh% wNat we nave no right to
40 we not only Will not seek to as
san the integrity OF the sovereignty
OF emma, put VIII eventually be pre-
pared to defend and maintain the in
lcsrlty ana independence OF China
against any aSgrcsSor, for we know
that our own landmarks would be
threatened by any outside invasion or
interference IN emma,
"hlic nc boldly warned the world
aSailiS' any attempt TO inVaGc the
'iShlS OF emma, Nisconht ISM prom
'Sc" WIN '0nas earhcsthcSS mat the
ooor 10 icgltlhatc trade in emma
"""'o HcN'r nc cioS'd ny Japan. ms
"cci'''''oh was checrcd hy i,Ooo pun
nc men, panNcrS' lherchahls ana cap
'"'i's o' INDUSTRY WHO nSard nm.
"'''''''''h' assure 20" ihat d
"i'u never VIII p' 'hc poiicy OF NY
government me a""r IS OPEN tho
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03

Mrs. Cora G. Lucas vacated this
the Watts Mills and has taken apart
ments for tho present at the Laurens
Hotel, Mr.. Harold c. Smith, agent
and general manager OF the mills, will
move into the house she vacated at an
early date.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03
To Hold Community Fair.

Community Fair will be held Mt
Barksdale school house Saturday, Oc-
tober 18th, to which the public is in
yited. A barbecued dinner will be
served on the grounds.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03
Cotton Market Rising.

The department Of agriculturc's
cotton condition report, showing de-
tcrioatiOn over almost the entire belt
presaging an estimated yield Of only
i2,047,000 bales, caused sharp rise
on the New York and New Orleans
markets and carried cotton on the To-
cal market to 25 cents the pound yes
terday. Not a great deal was offered
at that price, but a considerable
amount was sold on the market Mon
day all the way from 23 "a to "a cents
the prevailing price during the latter
part of the day being "a cents.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03
FIRST NEGRO |NCRE.
MENT LEAVES SAT
Fitty-nine Per Cent. A.. en-.
bic Friday
26 PER CENT
or QUOTA
or QUOTA


'"'''H ~ ny "h't' were sem oH'
-. ~ .Nc"F'''' hoa'u LhS'
".'N' "n' Leave on har'! iraii'
""'"'""' '""''''"s' 10 ASSemptc FIJI
""''
nc ''rSI l"cre'hcnt OF INC ncSro sol
N.Y. i'o''' i'aurchS county VIII leaFc
s'."'"''s "'o'h''s lor camp Jackson
loi"'''oi'' Whcrc 'hcE VIII go in lraih-
ln9 ioi "''N 'cc III INC Na'lohal Army.
nc men are eNpcc'ch TO arrive IN the
'''! friday ana VIII be given their in
s''"c.'o''S DS me exemption board this
'"o'h'''s' ms oooE represents 26 per
'o'' VI 'nc county quota ioriy-liVc
''i oc''' ol 'hc 'otal' al belng white
mel haVinS gone DOWN previously.
ne men arc expected TO report in
i".'. 81 IN" ~i'rN OF court once at
O'clock Sna'P. Nhile people arc re-
q"'S'o" oE IN" board 70 INFORM the
'''o" ''sn ASSIST 'hcin III ScttinS mere
on ''''''' as Src"' "cal OF work Is to
NC oohc' nc iol'o"lhs IS list OF the
men VINO nave Doeh cailco To go sat
"'"a!
wills Nai'c' '"aufohS.
"r'h"r i1hSoh' i1aurcnS, 1T. ..
oscar smith Moun'Vlllc, 1T. :.
l'cN H. Sla"' ware Shoals
io'h fci!"rS' hihards.
oS'ar Ncrn' hchho.
NiclioiaS Zones, Rchno.
Hp"rscoh laFlor' CLINTON.
oan ftallstock, lAurcns.
NuS 'nhhinSham' l'aurcns 1T. A.
WI i""n ih"renS Rt. ].
h'" D'i'lr'cS' cross Hlll.
Eriicsl Eppa' ware Shoais III. =.
"eoiSe HpeakS, cross Hlli.
"'aa'es oodS, lA'urcns Rt. ,.
'o''h i""hS' La'rehs N Il. -.
clarence t:nmhcr'' ware Shoals X.
~ ~
iN'oh NcNe'iar' oross lilli.
lanes lh'''e' Linton.
heed "ar''hslon' Clih'on.
A'ocrl o"i'ppell' Mo"hl'lilc 2.
hu'hcr llpy' haurehs l't' ..
WINE wright waterloo ht. |.
ls'iah opeakS' oross Elil.
Iic'e iNousers, haurehs ftt. o.
'"i'les Ioiii"cil' l-durehls Nl. :.
r"s o'i''pSoii' ''a"rchS ~ D.
Ahocr"oli Nclo harkSaaie.
WINE Mills franklln' l'aurchS ht' "
VIII MOORE ihureiis.
WIN 1ieeN' i"h'ord
Ar'nur irpy' oiih'oh.
'leo D"hie' hc'h'' ware "ho''is H.
~ 49, q
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03

Earl l.angston, j. O. Powers and
Hugh Workman, OF Co. d, are spend
Ing few days In the city on furlough.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-10-03

Mr.. G. M. Harlan, of Llanford Sta
ton, was among the visitors in the
city Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
LINER TURNED BACK BY FIRE
me h""trrc! reports itin-c Discovered
shortly After icn,ing Nrm
York for tubn.

~ = 81 ETC.'-
NEW YORK. February 9l.-Thc Ward
Lin" steamship Monterey. which sailed
tonight for lIay.na. Was forced to
turn back because OF iirc which Was
discovered In her aftcr-I.pld when she
Was fourteen miles hsyoed Scotland
lieh'ship y wireless rnesoag. sent
from the !ish,ship on her return said
the crew seemed 10 have the namcs
under control
The Monterey, a vessel Of ,.,u2 tons
gross. passed sandy Hook ON hc- way
out ~ ':o5 o'clock. She carried pas
senscrs. malls and general cargo.
having cle3rcd for Havana ana Mex
lean ports.
TN" message Announcing hcr return
gay" no details ns |" the origin of tho
tic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
YES! MAGICALLY!
C0RNS LIFT OUT
WITH FINGERS

You simply say 10 tho drug store
man. Give nc - quarter of an ounce
"i frccaonc." This viii cost very little.
but is sufficient to rcmov" every hard
or soft corn from ones feet
y few drops az this new ether COM
pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn should relieve the sore
ness instantly. and soon the entire
corn, root ami all. irI"s up and can be
lifted out with the timers
This ncw WAY TO rid ones foot ot
corus Was intl oiuccd by a Cincinnati
man. who says that, while frc"xonc -
sticky. il dries i'm moment ana sim
ply shrivelS VII tho corn without in
flaming or even irritating the sur
rounding tissue or Skin
Don't lei father die Of Infection or
iockiaw from whiting at his corms.
but clip :his out and make HIM Try It.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Movie Calendar

COLONIAL. - To-day. "rhc Rcd
woman. with Gnii I<nnc and Nlnh-
Ion iininiltOn; Tomorrow ind Sutur-
dizzy, stuart holmes. la 'Thc Scarlet
Letter"
iIJot-'TO-dn!. Myrtle Stcdmnm
nnd House Peters. In .'rhr IInppI-
ness OF Three Women" md Ernnris
" Bushmnn and beverly Bnync. In
"Tbr Great SccrcT, tO-morrOw anu
Suturdny. Theodore Roberts, in "'rhc
tnrrtcnn Consul"
iSIS-To-da!. Mary Miles Minter.
~, "Thr Gentle Intrudrr.' also
Charlie Chaplin, In ..'Ihr RInk"; to-
marrow aud saturday. tIurn Kim-
hnll Young and wilton Lncknsc, IN
"lriii!."
oDl:ON-l'o-du!. Alice joyce and
Ilnrr! NOrc!. In "Th- Courage OF
silence. Also Mrs. vernon Castle. In
"PHtrIn"; tomorrow and saturday.
'onstnncc TnlmndEc. In "'Thc Girl
OF tn" rimbrrclui,ms."
NtrUR--'r0-dn! and Tomorrow,
"Thc Battle Cry of Peace" md Mrs.
vernon Castle. In "Put rIu"; Sntur-
day, rrnrI White, Ia .PcnrI of the
Army" also II sidney Drew comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
MAYOR MITCHELL DIRECTS
TIIOROUGH INNESTICt ALTON

,iiy Associated Prcss.l
MEM YORK. February II Mayor
Mitchell tonight instructed the police.
health and charities departments TO
max" a thorough Investigation Of food
conditions throughout the greater city,
and report To him on Friday. when lie
Will plac" bcfor" tho Board ~ l..ti
mates u request OF East Sid" house
wives that SI.0ou.n00 bc appropriated to
buy food for distribution at reasonable
prices.
This action "u the part Of tho Mayor
followed resumption Of rI"tiur
among house wives in various parts Of
tic city, and vi-i; I" linn "f Il com
mittoc OF women. who declared their
children werc starving because of ,hc
high cost Of foods,uifs Tho rotins
to-day. while mildcr than Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water
with phosphate In il,
before breakfast.

7" feel - fine as the prov "rhial
fiddle, VIC must keep the liver washed
clean, almost every morning. 10 pre-
vent it's sponge like pores from clog :
SinS with indiScStiblc material. sour
bile and poisonous toxins. says u noted
physician.
If YOU get headaches. its your liver.
II YOU catch cold easily. it's your liver.
II YOU wake up with Il bad taste. fur
rcd tongue. nasty breath or stomach
become rancid, it's your liver. Sallnw
III. muddy complexion. wutcry eyes
all denote liver unclcaniucss. Your
liver is the most important, also the
most abused ana neglected organ Of
the body. Few know its function or
how TO release the damned up body
waste. bile and toxins. Mos, folks re-
sort to violent calomcl., which is "a
dangerous, salivatinG chemical which
can only he used occasionally because
ii accumulatcs in the tissues, also at :
tacks the bones
Every man and woman, sick or we'll.
should drink each morning before
breakfast. "a glass Of hot water with 4
tcaspoonful of limestone phosphate in
il, to wash from the liver and bowels
the previous days imdigcstiblc ma :
teriai. the poisons. soln bile and toxins.
thus cleansing. SwcctcninS and fresh :
ching the entire 'ailmcntary canal DC
fore putting more food into the stom-
ach.
Limestone phosphate does not re
strict the diet like calomcl, because il
cannot salivatc. FOR il is harmless and
you can eat anything afterwards. 1t
is inexpensive and almost tastclcss
and amy pharmacist will sell you "a
quarter pound, which is sufficient for
a demonstration of how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans. stimulates
and freshcnS the liver. keeping you
feeling fit day in and day out.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
IR0NIZED- PAW PAW
3 POWERFUL FORCES IN |
THE NEW REMEDY NOW
KNOWN A. iRONIZED
PAW-PAW.
1t SOOtllcS the Nerves. Trans.
forms Weak, Anaemic Men
and Women Into Perfect
Health. and Gives the
Stomach Abiding
Strength.
Truly Il Heaycn-Scnt Boon.

Greater and greater grows tho pub
lie interest in the new remedy Iron
iZch i'aw-Paw. Druggists say they
never had such It demand for IA now
remedy. People who have been unahl.
!" retain any solids in their Stoniucns
nov declare that they can cat Il hearty
meal without amy discomfort Tho
most marvellous effect OF lrouizcG
i"W- Paw is is wonderful curative
power upon the nerves No bette,
remedy was ever compounded for the
blood and liver: il MAKES good. rlcu
blood. which IN turn Strengthens ana
ritaliZrs the whole nervous system.
Everywhere YOU go to, some one
can lie found who has been benefited
by it's use or knows of n friend VINO
has found the desired relief: all arr,
praisinG it, and each expresses SUI
prise that cures of the most stub.
horn cases Of indigestion. nervousness
and slccplcssucss could be brought
about :" speedily.
Yes This Remedy has caught tn.
town Druggists are busy answering
questions about this new and wnudcr-
ful remedy. The Iron Man can u.
seen ut L. y. Miller Co. also Traglc's.
Grants. I'olk Miller. Liggetrs ANA
South Richmond, Washington X Ear
ly's stores lie Will tell you about
the scores Of people who have
been cured in the past week Whether
YOU buy or not. come in and get II
taste of tho new strength builder Yo,,
Will begin To feel better before yru
i"av" the store. This new formula is
stamped New Remedy" on every
bottle
IroniAcd iaw-Paw sold at 81 Maj
orders promptly attended t.
Interstate Drug Company, Inc. Sow
York.
SOIL. AGENCY FOR pt,Tr.HSpt. re-;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
TWO RAILROADS SOLD
Missouri pIiciIr and -. Louis, Iron
Mountain aud southern Fa>s 10
same interests

II not'iS. Mo. February u Tie
Missouri Pacific Railroad aud the 81.
Louis. Iron Mountain ana southern
koil.oad were sold uuj"r foreclosure
i."re To-Day 10 L. II. Nelson, represent
mr. The decentralization commit cc. and
Duncan y. Holmes. Of New YORK. r.p-
r"Sent'n2 kuhn Loeb < Co Tho sale.
II was stated I'm railway circles. mark ed
III" passage OF the Gould interests from
control O: the Missouri Pacific system.
Ihr Kansas ana colorado Pacific will
10" sold at Foreclosure" ~ Topeka. Hans.
next FRIDAY, presumably to representa-
i'v"s Of the same banking nrin. The
Tire" roads thcn viii hc formed into
Sln-!' corporation. The Missouri
Inciu" "nS sofia for slt.l.0. 900 The
IRON Mountain hrourht $4,000 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
T0-DAY'S BEAUTY HINT

II Ia not necessary to shampoo
your hair so frequently II il is en-.
tircly and properly clcanscd each
time by tho use Of a really good
shampoo. The easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that VIC
can recommend to our readers is
one that brings out all the natural
beauty of the hair and may he en-
joycd at very little expense, by dis
solving teaspoonfuI OF canthroX.
which can he obtained from any
druggist. in Il cup OF hot water. This
makes full cup Of shampoo LIQUID,
enough so il is easy to apply il to
all the hair instead of just the top
Of the head. This when rubbed into
the scalp and onto every send OF
hair. chemically dissolvcS all i'm
puritics. II is very soothing and
cooling i'm its action, as we'll as
beneficial TO both scalp and hair.
After rinsing out the lathcr so
created. you will find the SCALP l.;
fresh. clean and free from tlandruff,
while tho hair dries quickly and
cvouly. developing Il bright lustcr
and soft nuniness that makes IL
seem very hcavy.---Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
imum Nalno.. 81 Me 90, ~ montha.

,uum values. for the past six months.
ending December 81 1916
Number OF customers. rated capnc-
ity OF plant. annual output OF plant.
dat" Of maximum load, output OF de-
mand and year date when the rcspoc-
tive utilities logan To xiv" service"
Tho commission asks also for q, ro-
port. showing accurately according to
what system OF classification the util-
ity i keeping it's accounts and d"sir-
Mating che place where they ave kept.
and 10 furnish Que complete set i'm
tiplicatc OF such forms ass arc in
use hy il at tn" present time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

IN "Thc Happiness of Three Women"
which was presented at the Bijou yss-
t"rdar. Paramount has proviacd one Of
Tia" best rctur" dr4rua,izatious 81 a
popular stor, yet seen hero. /, is 81
fascinating society drama. with q plot
That holds the attention.
Tho fourth chapter Of ''rhc Great
Secret IN which Francis y 8ushma n
and E"Vcyly Baync are stars. is also
Sho"n. both features being on to-day's
program. Tomorrow ana Snturdav
Theodore Roberts. in "'Thc American
Consul will bc III" main attraction.
"tth Hurton Holmes tr,vclouue "a an
added feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22


over the country now use it regularly,
.o %[ pan,.,d says; some time ago
cough have tried many remedies.
but they do not seem to help me at
all. wish you would advise me what
Answer; What YOU need is q lana
the cold from your system The fol-
loving prescription viii check your
OF concentrated essence mentho- laxenc
and max" according to directions on
hour or two or until yomr cold is bet
ter. This Will relieve you III u very
fow days.
for tw" years TO diet so as to Increase
my weight ana improve the quality
scribe for me-
Answer: Thin, scrawny. bioodlcss
people need assistance il absorbing
nutrition from the food eaten. and for
scribe thrcc-Srain hypo- nuClunc tab
lets. g; most, effective preparation ir
seems 10 increase the red and white
corpuscles OF the blood, thus afford
ING health. strength and increased
weight.
Geo. V. G. writes: Perhaps you can
prescribe for me, as | am at a loss to
past year have suffered extreme ner-
NouSncsS, trembling and eXtremitic5
are cold. Have poor appetite, am
weak. listlcSS ana no ambition to work
or seek recreation. Am tired all the
time and in no sense the strong. Capa-
bic man ! was II few years ago"
Answer \ powerful rcjuveuating
nerve medicine should revive the dor
mant sluggish condition anu put new
ambition and energy into your blood
and nerves. Obtain three grain cado-
meme tablets in scaled tubes. take as
per directions.
Young Mother writes: IL have two
children. both suffering from severe
colds. They cough terribly. Also. |
suffer greatly from neuralgia. Please
advise some loca<Grcmcdy?"
Answer: \ remaM Sa>bly efficient and
very penetrating oif\ ent will afford
the help You and yoN children need
ASK your druggist 70, vine tun
and apply rs directed.
NOTE: EGr many years y. Baker
srrripti9nS to millions OF people
less has helped IN relieving illness and
distress more than any single iudi-
vidual in tho worlds history. Thou
sands have written him expressions OF
gratitude aud confidence. Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Observation-Disclosures Will. GROW
NIESS kI:MtDN Il EOI Nj

Tho statement asserts mat unless a
remedy ~ found th" decentralization
wtl! extend 10 all commodities. It con-
cludcS:
- am w,lllua to p,odtc, tina, within
less than thirty days the cornmerc" Of
this country wlli bc Frustrated unless
some lursc ard more influential power
than tn" railroads ANA the Interstate
Commerce Commission is placed in con-
troll OF tho matter"
Nil Grimm said tina, grain is to-day
tho cheapest food commodity ia tn"
world III said that price, here at
present arc hUt - per cen; above the
level which has ruled during the war.
while potatoes ana produce generally
are selling from 200 to 900 per c"ut
higher than In. level OF year ago.
''rh" distress at consuming points
he continued. "is clearly demonstrated
by the prices prevailing for spot grain.
While the value at chicago ana other
Western markets is moderate. grain To-"
Immediate delivery in tn" East j. sell
ing at ID premium Of from , 10 90 cents
:, bu~h"l above Chicago parity, frcigh.
conditions "pnsid"r"d
TcicpramS along the lines given in
his statement we're sent b. Mr. Griffin
10 presidents az Eastern railroads and
to til" Interstate commerce Commission
earlier in the day.
Ia these h" asserted among other
things tina, = continuance II tho pres
cnt situation wil lead TO The danger
Of anarchy and 'iolinG lie asscrtc"
that the root uf the trouble lies in the
Us" III a d.spropuctionatc number OF
cars on Eastern roads for carrying
manufactured articles bringing the
railroads higher r.v"nu. than grain
and foodstumS. He said the munitions
or war formed only part OF two OF
three hundred articles which were
given preference IN he matter Of cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
"rhc Red womnn" n, oloniai.

T. has ben long time since colonial
patrons laV" had til" rrportunity To
SO" "a moro thrilling pirturo drama than
The Rcd Woman. which waS offered
at that th"ater Yesterday y sidney
Drew comedy ana tn" Metro irav"lopue
ar" also ou tn" program. which will
b" repeated to-day
Tomorrow eud SATURDAY stuart
Holmes viii be seen III "Th" Scarlet
Letter. tn" film version Of the heart
;onchins novel b.. Nathaniel iiaw-
'n"rn" In addition "T.ouescuIc Luke"
"0""dy and tho Florence Rose fashions
-,il br shown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
HOGS AT RECORD PRICE
Sell Within > Cents of Sia Fer 100
Pounds at Union stock Yards,
i'm Chicago.
tBy Associated Press.

CHICAGO, February 2i.-ifue5 sold
within cents Of sl3 per 100 pounds at
the Union stock Yards to-day. the
highest price paid in the history Of
tn" Chicago market.
StoCk yards commission men csti-
mated that there is shurtag" of
100000 hogs at tho eleven principal
markets Of tho country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
TO RELIEVE NEEDS
FOR COAL AND FOOD
Continued from FRS, Page

''ONNNN"U ITONI TTTSV T-HE'''
affected towns and cities Viii be quick
~ relieved
Investigators 81 the commission have
boom sent TO virtually every railroad
yard OF amy size in tic East and Mid
die West. and arc reporting daily by
telegraph the movement of cars
Several instances OF unprecedented
congestion are understood TO have been
relieved by the investigators la CO.
operation with the roads. In Detroit
a congestion OF $1,000 cars Of all de-
scv!ptions was reduced TO S,c00
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

N T"|NVWN0 20 Toqu.-t9 NOM movie
patrons 'h" mauhg eucut or the Isl.
har drought back to Richmond Charlie
Chaplin In "Thc lInil" This picture
"as seem Yesterday, Is was Mary Niles
Minter. IA Tic Cent?" Intruder" Tn.
two VIII b" shown again to-day
To-iuorrow and Saturday Isis patrons
VIII hay" an opportunity To 500 Clara
kinball Young and Wilton I.aokayc In
Is Scr""u version OF 'Trilby' from Du
Maurior's famous novel \ comedy
feature VIII be added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

Governor stuart yesterday appuin; cd
the Following delegates To the thir-
tcenth National Conference on Chiid
Labor, 10 be held ia Baltimore. March
:" I" - br. Roy *. Flanagan, Of
til" state Health Department.. Eich-
mond; Charles liut4lcr. Mrs. Is H. Mum
ford. g. q. Savillc ana Rev Frank 4.
MCl'alcn. d L.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22

That MS death tOIlowed imjuri's ac'
cidentall! received when he either
stepped or feIl from :, ear of the Rich
uond and Eappahannock River Rail
way Company. at stop - l-2 Sever
Pines line. was the verdict yesterday %,
i coroucr's jury INVESTIGATING III" deati
Of James Conrad Smith, who died AZ
tho Grace Hospital February Is. from 4
frnniura Skull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Alice joyce ut Odcon.

'"Ihe Courage OF Silence" Shown q,
the 'doon yesterday. and which will be
se"n again today. Is Wonderfully
er"c'iv" picture. A!ic. joyce aud
Harry Moroy arc seem 10 good advant-
az" Tn" third chapter of "ratria.''
featuring Mrs. Vernon Castle. also vas
shown.
To-moTrow and Saturday Constance
Talmads" viii t." the star iu The Girl
Of ia" Timber Claims, - Triangle fea-
tur" y Triangle comedy viii complete
the hill Tor the last Of the week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-22
Program at Victor.

The fcatur" picture at the Victor
ihtatri to-day ana Tomorrow will be
THE Battle cry Of Peace" tho pro-
gram also including Mrs. Vernon Castle
al, "Patrid.' ON Saturday Pearl White
Nil be presented in another instalm.nt
u Pearl Of the Army" Mr.. and Mrs
sidney Drew in comedy and tho Metro
Irav'logu" will b. added features for
saturday.