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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01
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lusia oiaIliiu,,tenia ennenaifaiien tie
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nootin liibteen.
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fiirifii, iofa oil feb,alut ipoiipania
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ia 5isf fielii iprfGsti tdn,dn ipp!0f.
fen.
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mdt fontitean iGiettet, ett1 fiiiilnstelu
ulee Ioppnmaan paIion aifaiiernmir1
fiiin oootettiin. Sotfut usfoipat nil.
Den loppihpon foImen neIiGn pii.p1n
fuIuttaa.
TorsIiliietteloioen tutfilniicn otaf.
ili.oan titotpan jonfilnmcrran maIoo
ci,oan.
gjbite ianoi ettei bSn ole ilntoit.
taniit aiiosta Saffon glmterifasfo O.
lapoIle IdbettilGGIle BernsoorffiiIe,
eifi mposfGGn pibelleenia afiastc
9onionin fansio. Histifunlustelusic
b6nen tGptpi mpontGG, ettG -Safiar
tarioiificn iuIfaiiemiien aifana bGr
oil toponniit 2oipionin erGdn oiafe
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hifiesta oiafemarffinoibin.
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Idbeiiisid tefemiiisid Wcslooon fans
ia ennenfuin ban Iiittpi fabinettiin
mu,tta mitito iabteitd ei ianontit 1t
ieuddn roboministerin fansfo ole
NON.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01

Jan patottamaon railban aieapoimal-
la, Min 8erliinin looroimaiurin ter
rotaan Iauiuneen feiiarin ipntpmG.
p1ipGjubl alliiillifiisla, ettG 'ei fos.
faon ennen ole Safian fania olIut
lr1ennlin feiiarinia fansia fiiin npt,
fl nbdn iuetoaa mebln aarfottfIeIla
oiottoa, etta apiboGliiiemlne bp0ffGpf.
let oauat iuuri ercbops ia ett6 b1nen
pubtaat tarfotuficnia omar pplpmiG
ia oifcittettitia."
Sonfinlaista pabanomantunnon ia
peIon nterftciG on looroimailrrin iel,-
raaiuasia Iauilinnosia mposfin:
"Haitfoia on pibetttapu mpoinna
Mile, iofa palaaiuat ia tp0 on tebtd.
md BELLE mielIpttaauafii. &auban
fellojen pbtepoeSia ioilpat ,nposfin
,popailoen fellot; ei fencnfd1n tlirmi-
off, tuaan faiffien ilofii. 8dpaus
nrerfitlee, etti idriestps on pldpuoleI
Ia epaiariestpfien 8apous on idr.
icstpstG."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01

reiSld. 3ufaan ei ole p1tbtnilt mis-.
taan nriiitsta ieniGlfeen flln o6resI
tuli tilnnetlifii. gllufii Dleilo fGlitti
ctta tdrna ebootils oil tGpoelliIesti iur
iiollinen fesfusapalloilIe. S1nen ia.
noienia uuoeIleen Ilfeminen on o.
Iottanilt, ettd bdnen periaatteenia pD.
iptpdn rauban perusteista olilpat Ia.
9es iamat fllin liittoittunei6en ipaIto-
ien tpastaitfiesia preiioentti @iIio-
min Gsfeiieen raitban.nootiin."
9Silion aifaania ebellG pmoli,u,toIiia,
Iataa.
Berlin. = entinen Safian iiirto.
maamlinisteri fri 8ernbar6 Dern.
burg on laiHunitt ieliraaipaa @ilio.
min abreslista:
"&reiioentti @illonin pube lpJ
guropan bGnumdstpfiellG, fosfa ie
napttiG oleipan mGbintGin miiiifpul.
menta prOtta eOella npfpiiista faii.
tgfiistG. Sdnen pIetpa tlirlteelIiIitit.
tenia ia iluiri rebelliipptenid paifit-
tao faiffiin ojattelcipiin ibniiin. sc
on to6cllafin objelma iofa ipaatil as.
teettaisto, mlitta tornnofasta toteitt.
tamista, iobon nteioGn faiffien tGp-
typ pprfiG. 9ialiba ilman n6prpptps-
I'd ia festaapaG tostonbalua tGptpp o.
.lottaa ur6en ajon."
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-01
Gspanian ministeristO fGiitteiee O..
iiaG.

Maorio. - @iime torstaina TO.
foontiii ministeristo funinfas Mfon-
ion iobbolla neldpottelemaan pref.
6entti 8ilionin Wops.pnItain ienaa.
title eiittGmGG aoreslia. Sibmarii-
ni-fpipnpstd mposfin barfittiin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

under the auspices OF the Appalachian
school Improvement Fonndationt OF
which Professor Gilbert * secretary.
On Saturday he viii deliver Il com
n"nccmcni address in one OF the
schools In Washington County.
j. II. Fisher. for six years mission
airy and educational worker IA the
Philippines. Japan and Korea. gave
I'm illustrated lecture in the norma,
school auditorium OH Monday risk,.
showing the educational activities OF
The United States government in the
Philippines.
In j. l.. Mcconnell will on Friday
night deliver an address lcforc the
Eighth Congressional District Teach
err Association at Orange.
Ex-Governor J. iIoSc TNlcr deliver
eel an unusually interesting Idrc.$ !;
before the student body on Wodnrs
day morning on the local history Of
the section Immediately Suiroundiu,:
lt;ldford and gave many "reminiscences
OF distinguished persons and familic ;
Of Southwest Virginia
The Nireini Association OF Colleges
and Schools for Girls and Women sill
be held at the normal school on April
%. .. and -. All tn. colleges and
schools for girls and women IN the
state viii be represented by their pres
dents. deans OF members Of their fac
dlticso
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
ARVONlA

lSrcc!al TO The Times dispatch
AENo%lA. N.i.. March al-Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur l.. Pitts and Miss Edith
l'itts spent some time this wcois ia
Richmond
Miss Margaret Brown. Of "fv= iiill."
near james River. spcn, some days last
week with her relatives Mr. and Mrs,
John Nicholas. near ScottsNille.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. y. Shcuk. with their
three children. VIII leave New Canton
this week % make their home in Ala
hama
Mr. and Mrs John Thomas of Nor
folk. arc visiting Mr. Thomas's grand
mother, Mrs. Marth, Jane Roberts
Miss Lucy Nicholas recently visited
her brother, X. -. Nicholas. IN pill-
wyu. va.
Mrs. George snttorn"ld spent We'd
ncsday ot this week At her old home
near shoes VA.
w W. fattcson. 81 Augusta County.
for many y"avs i citizen Of this county.
WAS visitor in Aryouia. New Canton.
and vicinity last week, spending some
time with old friends and relatives.
!. VI. .ione. IL spending some time
here Al his old home.
Mrs. Julia Kyle, 81 pilIwyn attended
n school league meeting at the AR
Nonia High school last week
Miss Blanche boswell spent tho
week end 1t I"r homo In New canton.
Rev. w. Nice. Miller viii occupy the
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LAWRENCEVILLE

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
lAWiif.NCENILLE. VA. March at
Mass Martha Bill. oi Ronnokc. and Miss
BESSIE TYLER vino n,-, teaching at
BrodnaN. spent last wcck-cnd with
MISS Tyier's mother. Mrs. james
W""f",. on Park Street
Mr.. Hranch Of Emporia spent Fri
day with Il. l.. Tyler.
Mrs. Henry Wills ana son. Henry.
jr,. nave returned from 4 visit 20 rcla-
tir"s III Richmond.
Mrs. Tucker, Of Norfolk. who has
i'een Visiting hcr sister, Mrs kcrscv.
has returned accompanied by Mrs.
kcrscy.
Mrs. y 7, rurdy. who spent scvcra,
days IN Eichmond last week. has re-
turned
Mrs. e, {. s,rohccker. Jr. has rc-
turned from visit - relatives in
Petersburg.
Mrs. Il y. Bnrham and son. pcprcc.
az Norfolk. arrived on sunday for u
visit TO Mrs. Barhnm's sister. Hiss
Mary IIamin.
Mrs. !. H. owens ard Miss .Tano
Wills Rawlings loft on Wednesday for
Annapolis 20 attend tho graduation OF
their brother, Midshipnlau Norborno
Rawlings. of tho Naval Academy
Mrs. Florence short has been sick
at her home, hut Is improving.
Willie Griffin l.: sfck with rumps
At the home or Mrs s. II. short
\. J. Stecd. of warnold. is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Barh!,m Lashl"y.
Miss Ellie Baghy. who is in tho
stuart Circle Hospital Richmond.
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TELLS HOW TO STOP
LOSS OF HAIR AND
START NEW GROWTH

II you arc rapidly losing your hair
and fear badness. Tragic Drug 90 la
riic YOU 10 make ihro" days test
~ Partisan sage. II IL does not stop
tn" excessive loss OF hair and ma l..
yout hair and scalp look and feel 100
t'"r cent better they Will return Your
money.
hundreds Of mon and women have
written telling Of til. good result, OBJ
tanned by using Partisan sag. People
who wcrc getting bald say that they
nov glory in their beautiful HAIR
Others who have had dandruff for
Years say they got cloau. healthy
scalp after "A few applications Of this
splendid treatment
No matter whether you arc bothered
with falling hair. prcmaturciy gray
hair. dry. duh and brittle hair. oily
greasy. stringy hair, dandruff or itch.
ing scalp. this we'll known local. firm
wants YOU 10 try Partisan Sage ut
their risk. IL il succeeds tho expense
Is trihing. and should il fail tho cost
II nothing. No string or red tape 10
this money back offer. lf Your hair j.
worth saving Partisan Sage Is worth
trying. and a large bottle tx incNpcn-
sivc At your favoritc drug or toilet
countcr.-Adv.
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ORANGE

lSpeeial 10 Tho Times pispatch.l
ORANGE. VA. March 3l.-Mrs.
Julian Mason and daughter. Mrs.
George Tayloc. who have been the
guests pf Mr.. ana Mrs. Barton Mason
Tor the past two weeks returned to
thcir home III King George on Mon
day
Miss Lucy Eooton is the guest Of her
sister. Mrs wiIlouEhby. Of Hanover.
Miss Nellie y. Scott, who has been
visiting her brother. Rev. H. 6. Scott.
Tor the past two months. is now the
guest of Mrs. e. NJ. Grafton.
Miss Mary Ann Minor visited in
Washington last week
Miss Lucy Mays. who has been the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Fannie Storin.
returned u her home In Baltimore on
Friday.
Miss Julia Goodloc. Of GordonsvilIe.
IS the guest Of Miss Fannie Bradbury.
kcv. Robert :. Carter spent las,
week III Baltimore
George scott Shacklcford Of the
University Of Virginia spent the week
end with his parents. Judge and Mrs.
George Shacilleford.
Latimer ;. Macon and I.a,imer Ma
con. lr are spending some time at
Atlantic city. y !.
Randolph Marshall Of Washington,
visited his mother M.s. Lewis Mar
shall. for several days last week
Mrs. u u. b. Wright. who spent the
past winter ia Scw York, il now the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Frank
scott. Jr
Mrs. George Browning. who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Victor Williams. Of
Richmond, returned home on Monday.
Mrs Glenn Taylor. % iynchbnre, Is;
the guest OF Miss Fannie bradbury
Eobcrt smith Of Somerset, was a
guest OF MIR. and Mrs Z. VI. Grafton
the first Of the week.
Judge John Rutherford Is spending
this week in Orange
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
nowardsvillc Frosty

pulpit "f the IIowardsVillc rrcsby-
,"rian Church On sunday
The young peoples missionary 50 :
ci"ty Of the Presbyterian Church h"t.
VIII have a special Easter service a,
thc Presbyterian Church OH TIA" second
sunday IN April Thor. viii hc spo-
cih' music and some addresses.
E"N. Il. Werner Bagwcli preached in
~" Baptist Church her" on sunday.
TT charles w. Anderson recently
spent several days in Fork Union
colonel Albert Terrell was u visitor
iu Richmond this week. where h at
tended 4 meeting Of the prison board
re" motorists have been seem i'm
thiS section Of late, owing to the fear
iul condition of the country roads
iNch the S"-calicd improved roads hIy,
been fairly impossible for the past
TWO months or more
mere mas been much sickness amoac:
al classes III this section ,iurin. the
past several weeks. and the physicians
have been kept busy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
HARRIsoNBURG

!Spccl-l 10 Tho Times i,,tch.l
lIhRElSo%HCRG. VA. March 81
Mrs.. j, samuel IiarnsbcrGer returned
this week from Il Petersburg. Fla,
where she spent tn" winter.
Mr.. and Mrs, John w. Ritchie arriv-
cd yesterday from Lima, Ohio. where
tncy spent SiN months.
Miss Edn., Shacncr entertained tho
,;lec Club Of TIA. state Normal school
several nights ago at her home, Oh
Campbell Street.
In. and Mrs. John w Waylaud en-
t,rtaincd the Ministers Daughters
ciub of tho State Normal School several
nights ago.
Miss Grace Swank, cf New York. is
with her mother, Mrs. l.. II. Donovan,
~ singers Glen.
Wade II. Minuich has returned Il
Norfolk after e visit 10 lis father
Postmaster J. w. Minnich. who is III
III pale Enterprise
Mrs. \. ". Hubbard. OF Honccvcrte
w. Va. is a guest OF her sister. Mrs
T. r. Wager. on Campbell Street.
Rev. and Mrs. w. p. Eye OF Hills
horo. w Va. spent several days III
Ilarrisonburg and Port Republic. while
II Roanoke
Miss Edith Frazier, who recently
returned from buckingham Memorial
Hospital. where She was operated on
Tor appo ndici'is, j. at the home of her
sister, Mrs. w. W. Pence.
Mrs. H. NJ. Hausbrough and two chill
drcn arc guests OF her aunt. Mrs.
Charles t.. Frazier.
Mrs. Charles stein, OF Washing ton
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Amos <lotz. in stanton. is now with
her mother Mrs. Joseph Ncy.
Mrs. Joseph Ncn, OF Broadway, is
with her daughter. Mrs. ". II. IIaw-
kius.
Mrs. T. L. Sublett Is a guest or Mrs
Sumrter Sublctt, in Staunton.
Miss Quccnic MattinSly. Of Green's
horo. y O.. was q recent guest of Mrs
T.. W Carpenter.
Mrs w. H. Rcarcs. OF Greensboro,
y. G.. formerly Miss Elizabeth Carpcn-
ter. is with her mother, Mrs. L.. w.
Carpenter.
Miss HideEardc Herring arrived
from Washington to visit her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas q. Herring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
GRANDMA USED SAGE !
TEA To DARKEN HAIR
She mixed Sulphur with IL to
Restore Color, Gloss,
Youthiuiness.

Common garden sage brcwcd into n
heavy tea, with sulphur added. will
turn gray. strcakcd and faded hair
beautifully dark aud luAuriant Just
few applications viii prove Il revcla.
ton If your hair s fading. streakca
Or gray. Mixing the Sage Tea and
Sulphur recipe at home though il
troublesome. An easier way is TO get.
5o-cent bottle of Wyeth's Sage ana
Sulphur Compound a, any drug store
all ready for use. This Is tho old TIM.
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients
While wispy. gray. faded hair is nos
sinful. We all desire 10 retain on,
youthful appearance aud attractive
ness. BY darkcning your hair viii,
Wycths Sage and Sulphur Compound
no one can tell. because It does (, so
naturally. so evenly. You just dampen
a sponge or soft brush with it ana
draw this through your hair. taking
one small strand at a time: BY morn.
ing all gray hairs havo disappeared
and. after another application or two
your hair becomes beautifully dark
glossy. soft and luxuriant
This preparation is Il delightful
toilet requisite and is not intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention or
disease.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

whore sh" has undergone an opera
ton. Is Improving. and expects 10 re
turn home ncNt week
Mrs L. ~ St"cd. of Mcrcdithvillc,
Spcnt Monday with relatives in Law
rcnccvill..
Miss Mag Young. who is IN ST Luke
Hospital. Richmond. recovering from
m operation Tor appendicitis. IS re-
ported doing we'll
Miss Lizzie 'ruenhull is spending the
week with her sister. Mrs =. II Schrell,
Mrs 4. IL Scbr"ll. Miss Grace Nal
l"ry aud Miss Lizzi. Turnbull spent
Thursday in Ei,hrl"nd.
MrS. L. L. rurubull went to Eich
mond "a Thursday.
M.ss Mary Heath Eaucy. who has
hccn spending the spring vacation At
her home. haas returacd to Sweet
briar.
MIR and Mrs. j. VI Young harc &c
turned from = trip TO Richmond
Miss Phyllis Baylcy. Of South lIi,L
spent the Weekend at the home ~
her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs. j. j. Hayley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

preparatory 10 the communion on
I"lm Sunday. by :hc pastor. Rev D.
conner. similar services viii be
conducted with the Radford conrrcc.-
ti"n next week. which Will conclude
WIN Eastern morning sermon and COM
nuuion
Mrs j W. Williams. of Richmond.
rived tins week for an extended visit
70 icr daughter. Mrs. s. h Stcgcr Jr
Mrs Samuel Wingficid Wax. Of Big
S'"'i" Gap, and Master Riley Ston.
Niles. OF Bristol. arc visiting their
sister and aunt. Mrs. Jcssce y. Bosane
Mrs W. Guy LauEhon returned ON
tuesday from an extended visit To
relatives ia Baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
APPOMATTOX

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
APPROXIMATIONS, VA. March 3I.--AIrs.
Moses Jones. of Campbell County. was
here on sunday TO see her mother. Mrs.
}. r. Purdam. who has been ILL.,
otway pBricn. who took the winter
short agricultural course at the V. l..
T.. came home last week.
Miss Estclle Thornton. OF Madison
vile. spent sunday with Miss Emma
Smith.
At the school auditorium last night.
q large crowd greeted the presentation
OF valley Farm" by home talent. for
the benefit OF the Parsonage Society OF
the Methodist Ennrnll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
SUNSHINE At OLD POINT
SMILING ON CAYET|Es
Golf, Swimming aud Dancing At
tract Many Visitors to Parties
at the Chambcrlin.
hLAcK AND WHITE BALL SOON
richmond Guests Among Those at
the Famous Resort-New Zea-
land Soldiers, With Their Uni
forms, Are Lions of the Hour.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

l9pccia! TO The Times DiSpatch.I
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. March
ao.--Giorious sunshine AT old Point
ana everybody in the open. II moving
picture III ravishiug colors. with the
'rilIitht sports suits and the uumcr-
Qua army and navy officers in uniforms.
make /; one Of the iovcliest places Ola
INC coast There is every pleasure to
DC enjoyed here. but golf holds pre-
'edcncc above AL other sports. though
ther" are many playing sets of tennis
every day. and also going in the swim
ming pool, Dancing. preceded by "a
number OF dinner parties each evening.
goes TO make festive life at the
Chanberlin.
Tho black and white ball is tho talk
Of tho hour. rchcarstls for the special
dances are progressing. aud II Viii be
the most brilliant affair Of the season.
IT IL to lie on April - for tho benefit
of the army relief fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles III. Weber. OF
Richmond, we're recent guests at the
Chambcrlin.
Mr. and Mrs. willard r. Bell Mrs.
John J. IIickok. Mrs. II. Powers. all
registered from Richmond.
On sunday W. NJ. Fitzgerald had a"
his guests hero for the dag MIR. aud
Mre. T. MORRISON Fitzgerald aud MISE
Helen Woods
Counters Spot,iswoodc. Mackin OF
New York. who Is known for her many
charitable "reminiscences, WAS Win
friends At tho Chanbcriin this Week.
Arriving from Washington on We'd
.esday was MR.. Dewitt Conman. wife
Of Vice dmirai ocf!man. United states
Navy. and Mrs. Richard l.. conman.
wife Of Lieutenant Coffman. United
states Navy. who viii remain for some
time
Mrs Albert J.. Glcaycs and Miss Eve
line Gleavcs also came down from
Washington on Wednesday.
Mrs. Laura DcRussy Berry Was hos
test Al cards on Tuesday afternoon.
AZ nvc tablcs auction Was played. tho
prizes hcing wpn by Mrs. Wesley
clor. Mrs. hdclnc Gibson. Mrs. Horst
ior, Mrs john ". iulick and Mrs. T.
!" Nichols. Other arrivals from Wash
inGton this week were Mrs. Greed
boucher. Miss ANTI. Ei,c. Mrs Charles
daughter. Mrs. y. J. coppaEc. Mrs
Thomas l.. McArdlc. Mrs. william III.
Reynolds. Mrs. Charles T. Hughes.
several British soldiers who arrived
on tho Isam"ura aud anchored ~ tn"
roads have been at the cllambcriin. aud
received much at,cutiou while here.
their uniforms giving them entire. On
Wednesday evening Mr.. ana Mrs JOAN
Il. Eathom ot Providence. l. l.. en-
t.iu,d 81 dinner for them The? arc
rcturniur 20 their home IA New Zen-
land after having seen active SCR
SIC" for two ;cars with their regiments
~ Gallipoli. and later OIL tn. Sonruc.
and all nave been tnvalidcd.
On saturday evening there were u
number ~ dinner parties preceding
tho dance. Among those entertaining
wc:. william Y. Iimn>on. Mr.. and Mrs
J .,rnus Mackenzie. Mr.. aud Mrs
John pIokey. Of Philadelphia.
.irs. Richard : Wymnn. Of Anuap-
oils arrived on Wednesday 10 spend
some timc -, tho chaInbcri!u.
.,,tx. Z 49, rt,,,r f,Nr ty.N
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PULASKI

tSpccta To The Times pispatch
PILAskl: VA March 3l.,-Ihe En-
Tuesday l." Mrs H. ". Van poren.
Mrs Van l,oreu. assisted h. Mesdamcs
Hancock. Gl!mcr and Martin. served!
refreshments. Tho guests Mere. Miss
Sallie Painter, "f Lcwisburg, W. Va;
Mcsdamcs 4. l.. Painter Howard
Gtlin"r. NJ. +. Dars,. ". L. Howard. w.
II. 't.oiinecr. II. ". Carson. W. II
Scasle. Charles Crockett. y. ". Bush
onS, john :. Draper. Walter e. Price.
g - Fainter, ~. e. Ban.. James -.
Bosanc. e. II. Painter. a. V. Hancock.
Bryce y. Martin, w. H. Fainter. Beau
regard l.auG hon. George i. thcvcs. Il.
NJ T. iiurtcr, NJ. II. Lands. Jc..cc \
Husang. * T.. IIarman and Alien r
Eskridgc and Misses Nancy Gibson and
Margaret EoSanE
The first OF the series OF study OF
women Of America. which viii conclude
tho study course Of the Round Dozen
club for this season. was taken M AT
tin. meeting on Wednesday,. held vita
Mrs. Richard II Woolline. Mrs Wool
lings guests were: Mrs. :. w Wax.
"f Rig stone Gap; MIR. Robert n
Smith. Of I.canokc. Mcsdamcs II VI.
Standcfor y Y. Hancock. Ella Wood
s"aurcxard LauGhou, y. \ Martin. =.
:. Matthews, NJ. & Earr. \. - NSltcw
II. {, Taylor. w. H. Troliup.r. : III.
jordan, Howard ,,ilmcr. ". : Gl!mcr.
Walter =. Price. y. e MaSSic q l..
Painter. Charles Crockett. .. T. Tor
dun. George l.. Chcv-g. IL H. Ech"r,S.
Jess. = Bo.ang. L. l. .Arnow ana j.
;. Draper and Miss Julia Icachc
President j. l.. iIohyns, :. ri. III. -.
president of S'oucwall Jackson COL
lego, abingdon. delivered two adj
dresses on sunday IN tho Presbyterian
Church. Ills morning subject was
"l:ducation.' aud ir tho evening lac
s?ok" on "St""ardship." Dr. Dohyns
entered upon his duties as president Of
Sioncwall in January.
Special services arc being conducted
IN tho Lutheran Church this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
Guaran teed to Remove
Superflu on S Hair Roots
tWontlerful New Method)

Glorious news for women troubled
with disflguring hairy growths. BY
means OF an entirely new and very
simple method YOU can now remove
roots ms we'll. Just get stick Of
phelactinc from your druggist, follow
the easy instructions--sec the hair
Yes, YOU can hardly believe your eyes,
tho work is done so quickly, COM
pletely. harmlcssly.
phclactine is non odorous, non
roisonous--co couldn't hurt a child TO eat
it. So effective that satisfaction is
Guaranteed--moncy back IL YOU want
iL-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Within ten minutes after an nppii-
cation Of Dandcrinc YOU cannot find a
single trace of dandruif or falling hair
and Your scalp viii not itch. but what
VIII please yon most will be after !,
Jew weeks use, when YOU see now
hair, fine and downy mt tirst--ycs--but
really new hair--g1owing all over tho
scalp.
little Dandcrino Immediately dou-
blcs the beauty OF your hair No dig
Terence how dull, faded, brittle and
scragEy. just moisten a cloth with
Dandcrine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand ut time. The effect is amaz-
ing--your hair Will be light, fluffy and
way. and have an appearance of
abundance; an Incompatible lustre,
softncss aud INSURANCE
Get 25-ccnt bottle OF Knowlton's
panderinc from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any---tkat
1t has been neglected or injured by
careless treatment--thats all--you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
of it II yon will just try II little Dam
derine.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01
RADFORD NORMAL

tSp,cial to The Times Dispatch.I
kADFORD, VA. March 3i.--I'roicS-
SCR William l.. Gilbert, of til. depart
mcut Of history, will make an address
near I;luc Ridge Springs on Friday
night and VIII assist in organizing Il
ccmmunit W Improvement league. Many
&c these leagues arc being organized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-04-01

Mrs. J. j. Bayiey returned on Thurs
lay from trip to Richmond
Miss Kate Pebbles. Of the Tucker
S"nat"r!um. Richmond. is visiting her
brother, w <. pccblcs