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CULPEPER

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
cLLrEPER, Va, februar! - Nrs'
Norndcm Y. Frazer Who has been
spending some weeks here on account
Gilkescu. left yesterday FOR her home.
in Page. W. Va.
Mrs Emma staples spent the week
end with MISS lane pulliam, following
a visit to friends IL Baltimore. and faS
since returned TO iIarrisonnurS. Va
Miss Hoo: Thompson, Of Waynes-
horo, is tho guest this week Of Miss
Frankie Taurt, after visits 10 relatives
in Roanoke aud I.ynchpurs MIS-.
Washington, also has been n guest Al
her home this week.
Miss Adclia VOWEL left on SATURDAY
for a visit 10 her brother in law and
sister Mr.. and Mrs t. liawes LIP
scomb. III !,ichm6nd.
.Ioe jir.ySoi. Of Williamson, w. Va.
who spent the week end at the home
81 Frank NJ. t;ilkcson. OF Jameson $
Hill j. Well remembered in this coIn
his uncle and aunt MIR. and Mrs.
Thomas G 'ratc. and met many former
friends while here. lie left the first
Of the week for Arkansas.
Mrs Granville Coleman. ST.. and Mrs.
Leonard Coleman, OF Brandy. we're
guests this week OF relatives III Iul-
pcpcr.
Mrs Pembroke Fitzhush and two
children have returned home, after q
visit TO the formers parents, MIR. and
Mrs Granville Coleman. 81.
Mrs. Edwin Gaines and three chill
ircn returned to ,hoir home here on
Thursday. after spending several weeks
in Ashovllf. y. g., and visiting rcla-
lives in nidgeway, Va.
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FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

Especial TO Tho Times Dispa,rh,I
fNIpE'ilCkSEuRG VA, February
s!dcnt Russell gave short
'alh AZ chapel assembly on Thur.,lay.
Calling attention of the student body
I" til" fact tina; Company *, of tho
second Virginia Regiment. which i
made ur largely OF Fredericksburg
men, would reach The city soon. aud
mat plans were hein- mad. hy THO
CITY authorities - welcome home tho
'ncn who have been away on th" bnr
"Er The normal students wcr" in
Niicd TO take part in The rclcbrat ,ui.
ON Friday evening al 5 u'clork thc
Dramatic club gave its nvst public
performance Of tho year presenting Z,
iittic Japanese play entitled "Ahbu
SAN Of old Japan.
Miss Baker. OF Tho CullcCiatc School
for Girls. spout DAY at tho school re
Gently, III" guest ~ Miss Marion
Forbes.
Tho mission study classes organized
u. the liibl" study Department "r the
Young Womcn'S christian Association
have begun work These classes arc
taught hy members Of the faculty
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SPRING SEASON OPENED
At OLD POINT COMFORT
Dinner-Dancc on Evening OF WASH.
inSton's birthday Is Largely
.tttcmtlcd.
MANY PARTIES ENTERTAINED
Ioif Links in Excellent Condition,
and Enthusiasts Take to Their
Daily ROund>-NumcrOus Guest,
from Richmond Are Registered.
Especial t. The Times Dispatch

I'pStii1 ~ nc IlmcS- Dispatch.
OLD POINT VA February III.
NashimSton's birthday always marks
the opening %; the spring season a, old
i'oiht, "nd for the past week tho
N"dm"'riiH arrivals have far exceeded
expectations Tho dinner dance given
on INC evening Of the 22ud in The ball.
room OF the thambcrlu WAS one OF
the h"St beautiful affairs ever given
nero. AhvhS those entertaining were
Mr.. an' MIS- George W. knvwltun. OF
"orccstct. Mass. who had ten III their
party Mr aud Mas Charles T.
Sch"cincrt. oi Ncw York. also had ten
guests. Others were: Lieutenant, Henry
;. Thomas. T. :. y. Lieutenant Mac
Morcland t. ;. y: Lieutenant Charles
- ihN'dS"'L u : y; Captain Ralph
Dickinson. L ;. y. and Mir anu Mrs.
f. > fcrNn. Of Philadelphia
y. Nc iran"ur"id Vanderbilt. of Now
York. came from Washington ON Sal.
urdaN with raymond II. piiIson, and
after spending several days here, lcfi
for Savannah. ,.a
among those "hu gave dinners on
saturday evening preceding tho dance
were li"mcr J.. Ferguson and Mrs Fer
men, |" Mrs. James y. Weaver who is
leaving shortly for Wilmington, bel
10 make her home
Mrs. l. NJ. BORDEN Of New York. has
hccn hor" for Two weeks. and is tax.
ing tho cure. Sic viii remain for the
snrinE season. ana Mas joined on Fri
day by her daughtcr. Mrs. George T.
Holiday. "f Wall'>ill, Who has been
spending III" winter in Ormoud. Fla.
M and Mrs. Thomas T.; lilodyctt
arrived on Thur day from New York
- remain for scvnral weeks.
oihcr Ncw Workers registering This
"ock arc: Homer Il: i;agan. VINO was
here last %prit=; Mr aud Mrs. John
7. Mchddon. Mrs. lI,stard stone. AIR
and Mrs. Thomas ~ Mccartney. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank -; l,uuahuc. MIR. ana
Mrs. William H. Monac aud AIR. ana
Mrs -. y. calhoun
Tho Solf links Of III" old Point com.
fort Golf ana Country club are in cx.
ctlleut condition. ANA with the return
OF ha my weather tho enthusiasts h;Iyc
taken To their daily rounds
Mr.. and Mrs. John, ~ coke ana MIR.
Charles T.. Whitlock. Of Richmond, arc
spending several weeks at the Cham
berlin, MS - their custom every year
Mrs. adelaide +. Page came nor,
last week To spend some time. Arou.
other Richmond people who have been
nero during the past wcck arc \ l..
Lincoln aud MIR. and Mrs. Ivan Maltby.
James Aston Cabcil arrived on SIM
h'N and spent a few DAYS al the
thamberiin, making Hddrcsses al Ma.
sonic meetings at tie Soldier Ilouc
and IN the post;
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GOLF HAS FIRM HOLD
ON ASHEv|LLE GUESTS
When Too Dark to See Outdoors, DE.
voices Transfer Play to Big
Hotel Room.
COUNTRY CLUB VERY GAY
about 200 Persons Gather for Keno
Party-alrs. W. Granville Taylor
Entertains at Elaborate Dance.
Hosteleries FILLING Up.

ASiiENltLE, \. C.. Fcbruar! "a
Amusement tastes in Ashevill. vary
in marked degrees, the cosmopolitan
popuace. together with the visitors
always within the gate, swinging from
ono amusement 10 another at a rapid
rate. but there il no Eainsaying that
golf has the city completely in its
grip AT the present time. Any time
during the day. as long as the light
permits. crowds OF enthusiasts arc TO
he seen on the links OF tho Agile
Vile Country club. following the ball
TO the last hole.
When tho descending shades Of night
forbid further play on tho links, the
golfers Reluctantly pack UP their clubs,
stop Ivy tho clubhouse for few
moments amigo OF Ia Grove Park
Inn. where they play indoor golf in
the big room ot the inn unti "a late
hour.
Even the nights reserved TO dancing
arc not sacrcd 10 the 2oit enthusiasts
1T present, and the! limo up on ono
side OF tho room, whici ~ long enough
10 form a splendid course. and play
indoor golf. while the feet OF the
dancers keep tlmc t. the rhythm OF
III. dance music furnished by the Grove
OF the big room" The only thing
that stop. the indoor game 1T night
arc the motion pictures.
The Country club has been the
scene OF several Say parties this week.
Keno. uith all II. fascination. held
the boards there on Wednesday night,
ana about zoo gathered for the part.
Mrs W. Granville Taylor entertained
a, an elaborate dane. ~ The club
house on Monday night, and the usual
SATURDAY. afternoon tea dance toiio"en
m, golf game this afternoon.
>shevillr Ia nlling w rapidly Win
visitors bound homcward from points
further south, who are stopping TOY
the spring season IN order 10 net ma ~
too abrupt chang" or climate. an
M Leading hotels arc caring lor n'o'.
p.nr)e than ever before at TINS Time
-, war AND reservations At Grove Tark
Inn and other hotels indicate sun
larger ,hrcNr during the coming
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NEW SHOES WON'T
HURT AFTER THIS
Cincinnati man tells how &c
Shrivcl up cOrns so they
iii out.

Ouch This kind ri rough
talk Will be heard loss here in town
II people troubled with cornS viii Tot
low the simple advice OF this Cincin-
natl authority, who claims that II few
drops of "a drug called froesone WHOM
applied 20 tcnder, aching corfu stops
soreness ~ once. Und soon tho corfu
dries M and lifts RIGHT cut without
pain
nc SAYS h:czour Is sticky sub
stance which dries immediately anu
never iu!lamcS ar even irriintcs tn.
surrounding tissue ~ skin. \ quarter
~ an ounce, which Will cost very lit.
tic at amy drug store is said TO be-
sufficient to remove every hard or soft
corn "r callus from ones feet MIL
lions Of American women will wei
come this announcement since tho
inauguration Of the high heels.--AIv
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WEST POINT
! srcsial to The Times. rlsra;ch. ]

NpCNldl 10 Hc liilts- LIS va NNl.
WEST POINT, VA February 90
The Womans club met with Mrs. W.
w Bcnnctt on Monday last. The sub
ject discussed was Mexico. y sketch
OF It's early history waa given by Mrs.
Scott BroadduS. Mrs. Bennett told OF
It's resources and religion. and Mrs.
Emma Roy Spencer discussed tho pres
eut internal disturbances.
Chelsea Lodge. No 80. knights OF
Pythias. celebrated tho hfy-third an
nivcrsary OF il. organization on Tues
day evening. Among the guests were:
y. l.. Lucas, Richmond. grand master
alarms; \. a. Fisher. general super
intcndcnt or insurance, of Norfolk, and
H. l.. Cummins, "f purccllvillc. Va.
Mrs. Il. 4. Garden entertained on
Friday evening in honor OF Miss
jeanette Hardy aud Miss Leta Hester,
OF Chase city. Miss Hester left for
homo on Tuesday morning.
Mias Marian Levi, left the hrst OF
tho week on trip North. She will
visit Wilmington, Del; Philadelphia
and New York.
Mrs. william II. He'll entertained the
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AMHERST

lSnecia 10 The Times Dispatch !
AMHERST. VA. February -. Mrs
, II. Carter. OF l.ynchburg. WAS the
guest last week of Mrs. j. r.. Watts.
Misses Harriet Evans and Marion
Dearborn attended the recital given by
John Ludlow Nelson AT Sweet Briar
College last Thursday and were guests
II Miss Caroline Crawford.
Mrs s. NJ. Wills and Miss Marion
Dearborn went 10 Lynchhurs last Fri
lay 10 attend party given by Miss
.ois Lgon.
Dr, Palmer Sticklty spent the week
md with his parents in Staunton.
Miss Elizabeth Patterson and Ran
iolph Patterson, Of Lynchburg, were
Weekend guests ut G. w. Dearborn's.
Mrs. j. e. Bowman and Miss Eliza
,cth Bowman were week guests OF
ur. md Mrs. Graves in Lynchhurs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hill and chill
lien, OF Lynchhurg, spent few days
asst week with Mrs. H. NJ. Hcard,
Mrs. John NJ. Payne is visiting her
Jon. Dan I'ayne. in Lynehburg.
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LAWRENCEVlLLE

sn,eiai - INC Time. dispatch
I.AwhT:%cENlII.r VA. February
=, Mi, Ecssrc tyler and Miss Tvs
cook. or Trodu:.>. tpcnt 'he week
cnd 4, Miss r!lcrs home.
Miss Laura Meredith, OF rarmN'ile'
j.. .nendirc the week. With her PAR
c- Mr. srd Mr.. Thomas Mcrcditn.
Mrs Rohcr, strange. % WHINING '"n'
y g Is = cues, ~ sherwood" the
non,c %, her brother. =. T.. i'uford
lIrs Robert Martin. OF rc'ersourS,
.u.n, few days lat week a. the
hone ~ nor brother, Il y. Buforh.
Nrt rcrc. Lewis. Of McrcdithNiii''
,.prut Tho Weekend with M'* Nur-
ucltc Lewis
Nrs. Henry WITS aud SON ii.nry'
IN. IN" have hecu .,Si''ns Mrs WIZ
,no,hcr IN Richmond have returned to
l.awrcnrovilic.
Mr.. Hovcnscron Jones has returned
.fro.n !. visit TO her daughter Mrs
Percy TAYLOR, ia Empor'n
Mr. Henry kuaub and little daush
ter. ENclyr. OF Rochester, y. y, 'md
Mra !. X James. OF Richmond, az"
cu,7," of Mrs llcrhcr, Lewis
Mrs. Arthur r. Graz. - left oh sun
,,sr FOR Radfcrd 10 wish her sister.
Ni.. .ucv u.i'orA, Nho t. III
Mr. and Mrs. w w. Meredith are Nv
Richmond this week
valentine WILLIAMS. Of Richmond
ap-nt sunday with his SISTER M'ft
->rreNo wililamr
MIR. and Mrs Willie Thomas, OF SUI
folk. >isied Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory Turn
bull TINS week
Mrs. ~ Davidson. of Tich'n"nd. Wis
too irinud8 IN l..wrcnceNiiic this week
Jancs Rawlings. ~ WINSTON Salem,
is visiting his sister. Mrs. J. Il b""n''
Mrr + r ALIEN and Miss Flora N'>en
lcG on Tucsdny 10 visit relatives IN
roicrshure and Richmond
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H. &. Bcckham. of Richmond. have been
spending the week with their mother
Mrs Blanche Beckhanh. IN the city.
Miss Alice Grasty. OF Crozoi. spcni
sevcrl! days this week with her SITS
ter. Miss Ccciie GraSty.
Dr. T.. l.. Banks, ". l.. Dowc!l q. NJ.
Watkins and Il. e. Watkins were III
Richmond this week on business
AIRS. uuccmic Coates. after Il stay
here of several months, the guest of
Mrs. NJ Y. Swami has RETURNED 10
Washington,
Emmanuel Block has returned to his
home ~ Boston, Mass. after spending
several days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Block.
Mrs. j. y. Utz spent several DAYS this
week with friends in Richmond.
Mrs. Il a. tufncr was Richmond
visitor on "Wednesday.
Joe Smith. OF Clifton Forge. was IL
Gordonsvillc visitor this wock.
Mrs. Annie prumnnond, after = sta;
here Of ten days, the guest "t her
daughter AIRS. 3. y. Tharkcr has re-
turned to her home III Shenandoah
Mrs. NJ. Il. 'rillman and little child
OF Richmond, have been spending TIA.
week with the formers brother. G NJ
Slaughter, in town.
n y. Mcmillan, OF clifton Forge
this week visited his mother, Mrs. y
l.. -Eoughan. near town. and also h,s
sister, Mrs W. NJ Downer. in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bates. of Wash
ington, have been spending the wCcS
at tho home OF J. \. HUI near town.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Faber lcf; on Tuesday for
charlottesville, called there by the ill
ness Of her daughter. Mrs. Roicn !;
Clarke.
Mrs. W. l.. Rccknam ana Miss birdie
Ia. 't,s, -.
this week
Mrs. ~ Is. Martin spent several days
this week with her daughter. Mrs &.
l.. Morris. in Orange.
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Army rathe's military scria
OF preparedness and patriotism. Is
given here in the form OF u series oi
lessons in scenario writing. This is q
condensed version OF George B. Scitz':
working scenario for Episode s. F:p
isolde will be published next week.
T'art |.
Subtitlc--liaving recovered tho Cana
defense plans and returned TO Wash
ington, Colonel Dare confcrs with The
Secretary Of War and tho general staff
Scene i.-Sccretary of Wars privat
of1,ce. as per previous episodes.
Open on foreground ot Dare. Score
tary and general staff comforting.
Subtitle Colonel Dares orderly, r. y
Adams. awaits telephone message
from his superior.
Scene Library IN Dare home.
Open OF foreground ot Adams await
ing telephone call. Looks on, Of fore
ground, Show foreground of Pearl "a
other end Of room fixing flowers. Sh,
exits. Adams discovers nower OH floor
picks II UP. sazcs AZ IT. ,hrusts II int
his coat.
Scene Study in Dare home
Show Pearl watching through por.
there's.
Scene i-Library. as per Scene =.
Adams in picture. Registers phon,
ring. Answers. Calls Pearl Pear
goes TO phone
Scene 5--secre,sry's Office, as pei
Scene l.
Show foreground Of Dare speaking
at phone:
tspokcn titlc) Bring The waters u
nc here. When YOU open tho safe. b'
sure tho room is dark There arc IN,
developed Photographic plates in it"
Scene 6-Library. as per Scene .
Pearl mods. hangs up receiver. exit:
into study.
Seen. Study. as per Scene 3.
Pearl enters. turns out lights. open.
safe. puts waters in envelope. As .h,
hashes OF lights. silent Menace
masked. is seen standing close bchinc
her, lie demands waters She re
fu.cs. The two struggle. servant:
come rushing in as Silent Mcnac. hurl.
Pearl from him and leaps out viudow
Pcarl draws herself TO her feet Look:
Ia her hand. Discovers the flower
picked up and kept by Adams II
previous scene.
Seer. s-TI,dse at edge % Dare c..
iatc-o!d woman seated on bench ir
picture
Hedge o7rnt close behind her. An,
Silcn, Menace comes through Hand:
her waters aud speaks:
spoken titiel GIVE these 10 III,
messcnscr who waits for you a. you,
house"
Eack to scenr silent Mcnac. zoe,
back into bushes. old woman rise,
aud exits
Subtitie-pearl relate. 20 Maio,
r.ren, The coincidcut OF the crumbl.c
nower
Scene a--l.ibrary. "a. rcr Scene .
rearl ia ,iuiyhins telling story. Bren,
speaks:
,Spokcn titicb ~ is vor, su.oici,us
Come; ne has no, got so far tina, ",
canno, trail him
Scene Ic-Allcywav out.id. mo-,
old woman OF prcviou. scene come,
Adams steps out cr hiding and fol.
lows her
Scene iI-Eound corner of allcvwav
Show foreground OF Ercnt and Pearl
They have apparcntIv seen preyiou,
scene ard are hcsitatirc whether ,,
follow Brent tells Pearl to sta,
where She is. He exits in dir.c,ior
taken by Adams
Scene !: Room in tenement
F"rcisner and old woman in picture
Adams appears in doorway. step,
stea!,hil! behind them Raises fist
Fade ou'.
Subtitle-i'ive minutes later
Scene !3-Alleyway. as per scene u
SNOW diaphrasned foreground OF
Feari. Open diaphragm further, unit
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w. a. writes; i have such II very
been alb" {" get anything To help me.
u is Weakening my system
Answer: Use tho following and Your
cold and cough Will vanish and YOU
% bottle uf concentrated essence mon
uho-isNen" and take every hour oi two.
INF can be 'ahon pure. or nado into y
directions a. To use will hc found On
h"tile This Is mild laxative and viii
dandrun. lchius scalp falling hatr
and haldness With numerous tontcs,
mend!'
plain yellow miuypi for tho past seven
years, and SCORES I'll my patients are
n ,it, win NE nuirk, nlea1sanl az
ms. 'nliinG hair, dandrum etc. II
gives ne hnir health. IuItsr aud Nig"r
Jars with full directions.
southern writes u lived IN The
South for many Years. and suffer Win
malaria frequently. Nm aalow
rhm'ied' iisyI dy5;pGrs,n helrhips, sour
~ sleepy half my days want some
lhing hesidca culomel for permanent
benefit"
Answer: tardiuI tablets - very sue
resHtul ~ relieving Southern ua!aria
and dormant liver conditions 1T is Car
superior 10 Culumol. and advise ;h,,,
Tor any one who is afflicted as you are
druggists supply III scaled psrknpr
with full directions.
Miss NJ Nc. asks. Il am Writing FOR
nain ! am So very. very ihin ANA
thing t" become PLUMB. for know it
" oIld make me more attractive. What
prescription can YOU givc ine?''
AnswGr: Judging BY my correspuu-
dehce there are u great manN Young
people who want advice as YOU do.
know Of nothing so good To ala tho
hypo.m,iclane tablets, and very FREE
puently advise their use IN these.
columns. several months treatment
is necessary to produce noticeable re-
suits.
Worried Man writes: Let me say
that my condition puzzles, and Worries
me. In the las; year seem 10 have
been srowinS old RAPIDLY, though only
rs. My food ana sleep do not rocu-
perats my strength and energy. and
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RADFORD NORMAL

Especial 10 The Times pisratchl
EAST EADFORD. VA. February e.
Arrangements have been made with
The clifford DeVertauX 60. 20 give
opcn-air performances Of two Of
Shskespeare's plays OH the campus
carly iii the spring
Professor w, r.. Gilbert. Professor j.
+. Avent and nr. and Mrs. j. =. Me
council attended the State sunday
school Convention at Roanoke
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rouns Womnns AUXILIARY in her home
Oft I'riday evening.
y Junior club rccontlv was formed
IN the Euclid Heights School. taught
Us Miss Ecrnicc stab! and Miss Louise
Pitcher The officers are: president
Joseph Nosloh; nrsi vice president.
Miss Helen NosIoh; second vicc-prc t.
don't, Miss Emily i'.trovlsld; secretary
Miss pasny Gustafsou. treasurer. 10
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scph Huwaroski: censor. Miss Llnea
Nosloh. SN
Rcy, Hugh w. Sublct, OF Richmond.
rector Of old 81, johns Church. a for.b
mcr rector OF st. JOINTS Church Meat
Point. hold services here on Sunday,
morning and evening.
The wonicn Of the Methodist Churchi
gave IL box party On Friday EVENING"
and raised II good sum Of money ~
The church
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Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
In 1t before breakfast.

Headache OF any kind is caused by
auto-intoXication. which means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel p"isons
called TOXINS, sucked info the blood.
through the lymph ducts, excite the
hear, which pumps the blood SO fast
that Il consests in the smaller arteries
and Veins of the head producing vio-
lent. throbbing pain and distress. call
ed headache. You become nervous. dc
hpondent. sick. feverish aud miserable,
your meals sour and almost nauseatc
you. Then YOU resort 80 acctanilidc.
aspirin oi the bromides which tenn
porarily relieve but do not rid the
blood of these irritating toxins.
A glass OF hot water with tea
spoonful OF limestone phosphate in il.
drank before breakfast for awhile.
Will not only wash these poisonS from
your system and cure YOU of head
ache but viii cleanse. purify and fresh
ell the entire aiimentary canal
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound Of limestone phosphate. II is
inexpensive, harmless as sugar. and
almost tasteless, except for 4 sourisl,
twinse which is not unpleasant
II You aren't feeling your best. II
tongue is coated or you wake lip with
had taste, foul breath or have colds
indigestion. biliousness, constipat ton
or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos-
nhated hot water cure to rid your sys.
ten Of toxins and posous.
Results arc quick and il 10 claimed
that those who continue to nush OF,
the stomach, liver aud bowels every
morning never have any headache oil
know miserable moment,-Adv.
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GORDONSVILLE

,>pcria To The Timcs,Dispatch
GuEhONSN lille, VA, February IT
Miss Grace Eiddell, Of Louisa wa the
guest this week OF Miss Elizabeth For
<ins.
j. y. Beukham OF Ncwpor, News, and
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lately havo dizzy spells. trembling
S %ddnrhSs '%Ss OF Inpnet,e menorH
worry ever my condition are ever
present.
Amswer; cheer npg get we'll and tbers
cad"mcro tablets in sealed tubes. with
~ directions, use thcm and an agree
able, pleasing restoration should ensuc
60 yonr entire sausfaction
! z. 6. writes: These arc the
need medicine for Kidneys and bied.
der, severe headache, blood Shot eyes,
sire to urina,c, hut scauty resuItssof
iark color and bad odor. Also
smarting and singing pains"
> !m,, ", wMs m, such symp,ems Arc
elimination. meutraliGc the alkaljrTjty
and proGucc natural functonng Get
tiunS. /.
NJ, I, e Is asks DO you thinks It
ITO pounds to about 1a0 pounds?' 5.
Answer: |, is imposs!iblc to say Just
no" muCli ono can reduce Until after
trying, hut I've grain arbclone tablets
should lie used according 10 directidns
with onuh scaled tube. ohtninahlc ,,t
unnatural YOU should easily reduce -as
desired.
Mrs ~ Il Is. asks: II suffer frtm
headache and constipation periodicals.
and my blood seems too thick causing
ltuEuor and tired feeling [ will
thank YOU To prescribe for me-"
Nnsw cr: Three grain sulpherh tab.
lots mot Suiphurl are most effective,
~ relieving constipation. thinning the
blood. and removing the symptoms -os
languuI, etc | advise YOU 10 begin
taking as per directions with each
AIRS. X. l.. writes; lowing to thc
sever" winter several of nay family Are
suffering; from neuralgia, lumbago snd
but what vii! relieve the pain and
cure thcm!'
Answer: To cleanse the body OF the
pOiSouS which cause these troublnS I
recommend three gram sulphe rib tab
let's tnot sulphur tablcts). For quiril
local rc'icf apply twice or more daily
i penetrating soothing ointment sold
~, pine % iatum
NOTE: For many years DR. Baker
has been giving free advice and pss-
scrip'ioms TO millions OF people throukh
the press columns, and doubtless has
helped in relieving Illness and distrdss &
more than any single Individual in the
worlds history. Thousands have writ
ten hun expressions or gratitude and
confidence. ADV. ~ II y !,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
CONDENSED SCENARIO OF
"PEARL OF THE ARMY
BY GUY W. MCCONNELL
Scenario GEORGE BRACKETT sEITz
Episode No. S-"INTEHNATIONAI. DIPLOMACY"
Copyright by Guy ". Mcconnell,

lNOTE.-Thc story OF 'Pcarl OF tho
Army rathe's military mystery serial
OF preparedness and patriotism. IS
given here in the form OF u series OF
lessons in scenario writing. This is Il
condensed version OF George B. Scitx's
working scenario for Episode s. Ep-
isode will be published ncAt week. J