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New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
MAKING LARGE KNIFE.

Supernumerary Policeman Harry Mount has started work on a new knife which will measure 40 inches when the blade is opened. The han de will be of rosewood and will con- tain a music box. Officer Mount has already made knife measuring more than six feet when opened.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
BAZAAR PRIZE WINNERS. Successful Event For St. Andrews Church Brought tO Close.

01r 11o"sr10 e0 ~1o70'
 The eight nights bazar for the bene- fit of St. Andrews Lithuanian church, under the auspices of various organi- cations of the parish was brought to a close last evening. The affair was a f1nancil success and the pastor, Rev. Edward V. Grikis, is gratitied with the result.
 Winners of the prizes are as fol- lows: $5 gold piece, J. Glynn, North & Judd Mfg. Co.,, ton of coal, Mrs. KoloskA, Fairview street: refrigerator, A. Kirchel, Al LaSalle street; woman's suit, Mrs. Anna Valencius, 404 East street; woman's gold watch, Florence Rodieke. Stanley street; electric lamp, Anastasia Matul. ss John street; two hams, Mrs. J. Urban, 70 Rhodes street; chiffonier, Vincent Radawiicius.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
HEAVY FIRING.

Paris, Oct. 2.-Heavy artillery fight ing is in progress all along the Aisne front, especially in the Craonne sec- tor. Two German attacks were re- pulsed by the French last night, to- days official statement says.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
FREE DENTISTRY.

Boston, Oct. 2.--Men who are to leave this city later in the week for Camp Devens will be given dental treatment free of charge before they go by members of the preparedness league of American dentists. Many dentists will devote Wednesday and Thursday to this work
New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
WAR TAX BILL.

Passes the House Without Roll Call,
 Now in Senate,
 Washington, Oct. 2.-Senate con- sideration of the conference report on the war tax bill began today with its adoption expected before tomorrow night. It was approved by the house late yesterday without roll call and with practically no opposition.
 Although a fight on certain fea- lures of the report is promised by Senator 2moot and others. tho leaders
New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
VIOLATES POSTAL LAWS.
Adam Oracyewski Charged With Sending Indecent Cards Through Mail.

Sending Indecent Cards Through Mail.
 Adam Oracyewski was arrested by Sergeant Johnson and Officer H. l.. Dart last night on a warrant issued by the federal authorities charging him with violating the postal laws.
 Oracyewski is charged with sending indecent post cards through the mail. It is claimed that he sent the cards to young woman. A United States marshal took the accused to Hart ford this morning.
New Britain herald., 1917-10-02
are confident of its adoption in the form in which it came from the house.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.

Take An American Dollar, Go to China and Get $1.38.
 Annoy, China, Oct. 2-The American n dollar Is quoted here as worth $1.33 silver in Chinese coin. This is a drop of IT cents since August 3. The nor nal rate Is about $2.2S silver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-19
AMHERST

Especial to The Times-DispLtch.]
AMHERST, VA, August 1s.-Mr. and
Mrs w. A. Moore, OF Rosemont. Alex
andria. are guests at G. w. Dearborn's,
S. d. Scott. who has been visiting
his family at c. l.. Scott's. has returned
to Goldsboro. y. c.
Mrs. c. Moncure Campbell. Blair
Campbell and Miss Lucy Cornelia
Hanger left on Friday for a visit to
DIT. Blair, in Churchville, Augusta
County.
Miss Morrell Jones. Of New York is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. w. *.
Smiley
Mrs. Amber and children, of Roa-
noke. are visiting Mrs A. E. Strobe at
Kenmore"
w. P. Reed. of Victoria. spent tho
weekend with his family at Dr. Ed
ward Sandidge's.
Mrs. J.. Walter Beard and children.
who have been visiting relatives in
Blackstone, returned home on Satur-
day.
Gordon J. Dearborn went to Rich
mond last week to enlist in the navy.
He returned home on Saturday TO awit
orders.
olin Blankenship. of Lynchburg.
spent the weekend with his family at
W. S. Ogden's.
Misses Elizabeth Moore and Mar
garet Christian. of Lynchburg. were
weekend guests of Miss Harriet Evans
at "Ravenscroft."
0. L. Evans returned to Washington
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NORWOOD

NoR"OOD, VA. August IS Mr..
henderson is holding revival service,
DIT rairinount Baptist Church here.
MISS Bertha Dolcn was shopninr, &,
charlottesville on Tuesday.
QUITE crowd OF the neirhborbood
girls and boys are spending the weck
at Crab Tree Falls. They are bcin -
chaperoned by Mr. and Mrs. ]. r. John.
son, OF Wingina.
). G. Dolen. of Honakcr. is al bie
old home. "Sunnyside"
Mrs. George Melton. accompanied nv
several friends. motored to Glasgow
on Monday to see Mrs Painter.
i. L.. Roberts. Of Richmond. ia vis
tinE his father. r. C. Roberts. mere.
quite an enjoyable entertainment wa 6
sl'en by the members OF the Red Cross
society on Saturday evening on tho
lawn OF Elicit Cabells home. Senator
aubrey r. Strobe made n speech and
iater the crowd gathered at the school
mouse. where they danced A nice sum
OF money was realized, which goes to
'he dement, OF the Red Cross
Mrs. Sue Somerville is spending the
week with her uncle. DR.. George c.
Galloway. at Glenmore
). j.. Gray and Misses Lila Somer-
viiie. PATRICIA Galloway and Lila GRAY
spent Thursday at Crab Tree Falls
The Misses Roller, of Harrisonhmr,
are visiting at "Inglewood," the HON.
or George w. Cabell
+. McCallaway. OF Buckingham
courthouse. is spending several DAYS At
his home here.
Cary Cabell. Of Richmond. arrived
this wee kto visit his sister Mts. CT
lie Cabell.
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OLD POINT COMFORT

OLD POINT. VA. August lS.-Fare-
wells have been said. commissions
given to three-fourths OF the men in
the officers training camp, and every
one OF them have left Fort Monroe on
ten days leave. before reporting for
duty to the different posts to which
they have been assigned as officers
On Monday. when the request came
from Washington for 200 volunteers to
go Immediately to France the number
was soon overs ubscriDet;. and many
were disappointed that they were not
next camp will assemble here on the
young men who have recently received
commissions here will remain as as
sstant Instructors for the next course
George Wharton Pepper. Jr.. OF Phila-
dclphia. will be among the number To
assist in instructing. lie with Mrs.
Pepper and son. left on Wednesday for
Bar iiarbor. to spend ten days OH
leave
Mr.. and Mrs. John w Geary. of
Philadelphia. have been spending some
time at the Chamberlin TO be near their
son who is student ut the aviation
school nearby, where he Is training
TO enter the naval branch OF avia-
ton.
The class. which has been instruct ed
for the past two weeks in the ma king
of Red Cross surgical dressings. under
the direction of Miss Eleanor Dubois
of New York. and Miss Emily Water
man. OF Providence. r. l., closed on
Thursday with the examination, almost
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women SHAVE
UNkNOWINGLY

The razor would solve the super
fuous hair problem If merely removing
hair quickly, were all that were re-
quired OF a depilatory.
Whether you use razor or question
able depilatories.s the result is the same:
you only remove hair from the surface
OF the skin. which causes 1t to grow
out again coarser and sitter
The only common sense way to re-
move hair. is to attack 1t under the
skin. DeMiracle. the original sanitary
liquid. operates on this principle. 1t
alone contains certain ingredients
which give it the power t6 rob hair
Of Its vitality. 1t does this by absorb
ton.
DeMiraciee works equally we'll for re-
moving hair from face. neck, arms.
under arms or limbs to prevent it from
showing through stockings
Insist on the genuine DeMiracie. It
is the only depilatory that has money:
back guarantee in each package. In
soc. 81 and 81 bottles at ali toilet coun-
ters or direct from US In plain wrapper
FREE booklet mailed in plain sealed
envelope on request. Write for it to-
day and read 1t before you make an.
other application Of any depilatory
DeMiracle Chemical Co.. Dept 8f-H
Park Ave, and 129th St. New YORK
Adv
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RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATcH: SUNDAY AUGUST 1e, 1917

Lewis C. Grant. OF Richmond.
There was a tie for the second prize.
but the contestants played OF the next
day, when tho laurels were snatched
by Mrs. Robert w. withcrs. of Tampa.
and Master Stanley Meade. Of Rich
mond.
The Castle Hin punster-a man who
Is going to be lynchcd tonight II n
good. strong rope can be securcd-de-
scribes the game thus:
DR.. Maclachlan "a native Of Bob
bic Burnss land) got scotchcd before
he went halfway round. while Stuart
Cooke cooked his goose with a 40.
Worse still. Tom Whittet. with a whip
pet ball. was not a whit behind some
OF the others in being whipped. and is
now studying volume entitled Golf
for Old Men,"
By the way, apropos OF golf, the
Castle Hill contingent almost went
wild with joy at the recent arrival Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Hampton, Of
Tampa. popular young couple. who
como to Lexington every summer and
who see to IT that things are kept So
cially humming when once they set
foot on the Old Dominion sod. Mr..
H1mpton--an alumnus Of WashinSt ton
and Lee-is not only a distinguished
lawyer in Florida. but also distin-
guished golfer. And yet and yet, one
dares only to whisper this attrac-
tive wife can beat him nine times out
OF ten on the links. That. say all. Is
going some" for n lady player. when
one remembers that Mr.. Hampton has
won several prizes in Florida tourna-
mcnts.
1t will crafty many Richmonders
to learn that ]. NJ. Sherrod. who is
here for his health. has greatly i'm
proved since his arrival in Lexington.
cir do ~
| when he was too ill to make himself
thoroughly attractive to the many
| guests who seek his agreeable society.
These splendid. idle" August days.
when one is kept SO busy doing moth
ing. are made far more delightful by
the presence OF Mrs Stuart Cooke and
Mrs. Woodson Waddey, Of Richmond.
and by the always-intcresting CONVEX
sations Of Misses Burke Thompson
and Charlotte Allen. of the same city.
The Richmonders who have come to
Castle Hill within the last week arc
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Cooke and Mas
ter Stuart Cooke, Mrs. Woodson Wad
dey and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. T.
Wilson and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Sutton and son, Lewis c. Grant Miss
Charlotte Allen. Mrs. Saunders Nc
Rae Brooks and daughter, Miss Claire
r. Trant. Sam w. Lacy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Irwin Welsh. j. NJ. Sherrod. Miss Lille
p. Beard. MIR. and Mrs. Richard Meade.
Other recent arrivals are Mrs. Will
kins G. Anderson and Miss Annie S.
Anderson. Louisville. Ky; Mrs. Thomas
A. Blcdsoe. Charleston. w. Va; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles G.. Patterson, Lynch
burg; Miss Margaret f. Ward, Balti-
more Md: Mrs. X. T. Holland. Nor
folk; Mrs. c. s. Middleton and Mrs.
Mitchell. Ardmore. Pa; MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. G. Willis. Fredericksburg; Robert
Serpell, BclinGton, W. Va.
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GAINESVILLE
ISpecial lo rhn rimes.nisna,,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
GAINESVILLE. VA. August 1S.-
Over 1000 articles have been sent to
the War Relief Association since the
spring OF 1910 by the women OF this
community. members of the Civic
League. the Camp Fire Girls and
others.
E. NJ. Gee has accepted a position
as agent at Amelia. Va.
j. p. Murray. of Jetersvillc, is the
new operator at the lower depot OH
the Southern.
William Taylor, Frank Lyon and
Whaley Reebles spent the Weekend
with home people here. returning on
Monday TO their respective companies.
Miss Mabel Massey, the county can
ming demonstration. held a meeting in
Clarksville on Monday.
Jimmie Blanks. oldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. w. ID. Blanks, who was taken to
the Stuart Circle Hospital. Richmond,
to be operated on for an acute attack
OF appendicitis. is reported ,doing well.
Miss Ellen Clark died on Tuesday
at the home Of her niece, Mrs. A. T.
Rennie
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ONANCCCK
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Especial to The Times Dispatch
ONANCOCk. VA. August lS.-Mr
and Mrs. w. II. Parker are entertain
Ing Mrs. ii. v. Aye. OF Kansas City
and Mrs. Norvell. of Washington.
Blnnch b. Nottingham. after spend
ing week with his father. a. NJ
Nottingham. left for Buffalo on Fri
day.
Miss Olive Morcy. Of Havana. Cuba
was with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. Morey. of Point Meade" for few
days this week. She is now with rcla-
tives in New York. but will return to
Onancock before going back to Cuba.
Mrs. John w West and two children
returned from a sojourn OF two weeks
at Ocean city Tuesday.
Miss Dorothy Hopkins is visiting
Miss Mildred Nottingham. OF Eastville.
Misses Fannie and Virginia LcCato
OF Chincoteaguc. are guests OF Mrs.
Sadie Bun.
Miss Pearl Young. of Norfolk. Is with
her cousin. Miss Alverta Harrison.
who will be her guest for two weeks
Miss Maude Evans. having completed
a visit to her aunt. Mrs. Henry O. Fin
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CASTLE HILL

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LEN iNGToN. VA, August 1S.-Some
s'r"hEe doings have marked the daily
program at Castle Hill this week
rNery night a group OF high-browed
mEstics has foregathered in the par
TOT ana MADE the tables walk. despite
the oeers and taunts OF cynical ON
lockers. And the table has done .ome-
thing more than walk. too. II has
| likewise tangoed and sidestepped and
saiaamed and shumcd whiie-most
Wonderful of all-it has sent fourth
mysterious messages from far-distant
abscntees.
DR.. H. d. c. Maclachlan. of Rich
mond with a SLY twinkle in his ever
mas usually presided at these blood
freezing stunts. but the real psychic
wonder OF the place is Mrs. r. H. Bow
! ers. OF the Virginia capital. She is
what the wise ones call really.
truly sensitive" and the things her
dimpled hands do when impelled by
the commands OF spooks are truly
| amazing. More than once, answering
the call of weird voices from afar. or.
rather. yielding to the subtle influ-
ences OF animal magnetism" she has
gone to the piano and played Chopin
as De Pachmann never played 1t.
The guests of the hotel-big and lit
tie. old and young-were all delight
fully entertained Sunday night when
Mrs. Thomas Whttet. of Richmond.
one of Virginia's first contraltos. con-
sented TO sing. She had as her accom-
| PIANIST Mrs. b. w. Switzer, OF Licking
ton. and the two comely ladies' always
favorites in the Castle Hill company,
won applause that must have made
some of the gauzy. futtering debu-
! tantes absolutely envious.
| Experts say the tournament was full
OF pep" and that it brought forth
| many astonishing achievements from
the beginners. Assuredly the contest
was interesting from a Richmond
standpoint. for many of the capital
city folk participated in il.
Tuesdays attraction was the great
! golf contest-a mixed double tourna-
ment. with twenty-five entrants and
| some of the most picturesque Of out
door costumes. First honors went to
Mrs. B. w. Switzer. of Lexington, and
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DANCE AT STOvALL

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SfONALL. ~. c., August 1S.-The
largest dance of the season was given
last evening in honor Of Miss Camilla
fsrbrouSh. OF Louisburg. n. C. Those
present were: Miss Alice Taylor, Miss
Mary Taylor. w. H. Gregory with Miss
Camilla Yarbrough. r. T. Gregory witt,
Miss Annie Gregory, c. ]. Wilson with
Miss Ida Jackson, A. G.. Lewis with
Miss Linville Younger. ]. T. Townes,
OF Richmond with Miss Eloise Lewis;
Walter Taylor with Miss Cora Younger.
II. L. Jackson with Miss Annie Davis,
OF Richmond; w. r. Wilson with Miss
Julia Burwell. ]. ]. Davis with Miss
Mamie Burwell. ]. B. Davis with Mrs.
j. Is. Davis. w. c. Daniel with Mrs
w c. Daniel. chapcroned by Mrs. w
H. Gregory.
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BUENA VISTA
Especial The rimes-Dlspatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
BUENA VISTA. VA. August 49,
Mrs. NJ. y. Walden entertained on Friday
night in honor of Mrs. Chcsterman, OF
Richmond, and Mrs Cooke. who are
her guests. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Trumbower. DR.. and
Mrs. w. II. Gilkyson, Mrs. Walker, OF
winston Salem; Mrs. Walker, OF Kings
port. Tenn: Mrs. J. c. Taylor. Miss Car
RE Richeson. Messrs. Otcy Burks
Hairston Burks and NJ. e Sonders.
AT meeting OF the vestry of Christ
Episcopal Church. held on Tuesday in
the Office of DR.. c.. ID. Meriwether
Messrs. Derrick and Hartman were
elected to mi vacancies caused by the
death Of a. o. Burks and J. c. Taylor's
enlisting in the navy.
Mrs j. NJ. Wells. of Wilmington. y
C.. came on Tuesday to visit her sister
Mrs Leila NJ. Miller. and will remain
TIL September Her two daughters are
with her.
Professor and Mrs. w. H. Sanborr
spent ten days in Buena Vista, en-
route from Statesville N c.. to Charlie
Town. w. Va. They left on TUESDAY
morning in their car for Charles Town
Frank Key accompanied them as far
as Winchester.
W. r. Vest and wife are visiting IN
Norfolk and the surrounding country
Their son. Ralph. and Miss Marvel
Miss Ella Arbogast, who has been n,
a month In the north on business
ana pleasure trip. arrived home on
Tuesday.
The II. C. l.. Club will be entertained
at Alta Vista on Friday night in honor
Of Misses Virginia Brown. Mary Stone
ana Julia Stone, who are guests OF
the Misses RUBBISH.
Miller (Bud) RUBBISH. Of Alliance. O.
Is spending ten days with his parenta
He arrived on Sunday
MIS- j. H. Campbell and daughter
MISS Helen, OF Lexington arc visitins
the family Of ]. p. McCluer.
Misses Marie Robey and Evelyn Seay
returned Wednesday. after VISITING
MIS- Trobe billiard at BerryvilIe.
MISS Lucille Eisenhart. of St Louis
Is visiting Miss Bessie Burks.
QUO burks is home on an eiEht-day
furlough.
Misses Elsie and Jos Rubbish have
returned from visit to waynesboro
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ACCOMaC

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
ACCOMAC. VA. August l8.-E. l..
Roden. Jr., who has been the guest of
Fred Edmonds, has returned to his
home in Richmond.
James c. Adams. Of Norfolk, Va.
spent several days recently with rela-
tives here.
Judge James H. Fletcher is at ork-
ney Springs. Va.
Mr. and Mrs. S. James burlington
are at White Sulphur Springs. the
guests of Mrs. L. n. Tiffany.
MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Ayrcs. OF Nor
folk. Va. recently visited Mrs. Sarah
Ayres here.
Mt. and Mrs. ]. F. Rittenhouse. of
Baltimore, have been the weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B. T. Gunter
at Willow Bank.
Mrs. Roy Dudley and Mrs. H. D.
Hickman, of Norfolk. Va. have been
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs II. Lee
Lilliston.
Miss Katherine Parker. of Pocomoke.
Md, and Miss Frances Street. OF New
port News. Va, have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Parker.
Captain and Mrs. William H. Lang.
Mrs. Phil Milliner. Miss Lizzie PARA
more and Elizabeth Stevens spent sew
eral days at Ocean City, Nd. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Koenig and son,
Charlie. have returned to Washington.
after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Koenig.
L. Floyd Mock. Jr.. has returned
from Fort Niger. and is visiting his
parents here.
Mrs. F.. Y. Smith. OF VicksburG. Miss.
and Mrs. Willie Ayres. of Makenna
Park, are visiting at DR.. j. II. Ayres's
home.
Miss Elizabeth II. Ayres Is visiting
Mrs. William II. Upshur, Jr., at Cheri-
ton. Va.
Miss Eta Wise and Landon and
Henry Wise Derby have returned from
a weeks stay in Washington.
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WOODSTOCK

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WOODSTOCK. VA. August 1S-Mr.
and Mrs. Nj. o. Walton. OF Hamilton.
Ontario. Canada. have arrived for u
visit to his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
L. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Locke. of Rich
mond, are guests of relatives
Mr. and Mrs. william Irwin, of De-
troit. Mich; Mr. and Mrs. L.. II. Irwin
and daughters. Misses Claire and Marie
Irwin, OF Richmond. are guests of DR..
and Mrs. X. NJ. Hoffman.
Mrs. Philip Fravel and granddaugh-
ter. Miss Virginia Schacner. have re-
turned to their home in Philadelphia,
after spending several weeks in Wood
stock.
Mrs. Cecil Hoffman and daughter, OF
Richmond. are guests of relatives in
Woodstock.
Mrs. lncz Quinn has returned to her
home in Baltimore. after visit to
relatives in Woodstock.
Mir. and Mrs. Hugh OFT and Mrs
claxton. of Washington. are guests OF
relatives.
Miss Nan Grabill. Of Charleston. is
the guest OF her parents. Captain and
Mrs John II. Grabill.
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y member passing the required

every member passing the required
standard.
Mrs. benjamin NJ. Duke. OF Durham.
n G., and her niece. Miss Lucy Stokes.
and Miss Annie MAILER. have left the
Chambcrlin and gone to Philadelphia.
where they were several days with MIR.
Duke. who has been i'll In n hospital
there. Mrs. Duke will go next week
TO sec her son at Newport. who mar
ried Miss Biddle. of Philadelphia. and
where they are now spending the sum-
mcr in their cottage.
Richmond people who came I'm this
week were Mrs. r. *. Martin. Mrs.
Saunders Hobson. Mrs. II. Powell Dunn,
Mrs. Eugene Currin. Miss Louise Cur
rim. Mrs. r. w. Chelf, Mrs. II. Z. Nc
Clewske. Miss Mildred Grice.
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RHEUMATISM
Physician Believes Genuine Remed,
for the ,Disense Iins Been
Found.

Rheuma, the wonderful rheumatism
remedy sold by Tragic Drug Co. and all
druggists gives quicker and more last
inE relief than other remedies costing
many times much.
Rheuma passes the deadly poisonous
secretions into the bowels and kidneys.
from which they are quickly thrown off
in natural healthy way.
Read what reputable physician says
about Rhcuma: 81 have made most
careful investigation of the formula
employed in the manufacture of Rhcu-
ma. and l heartily recommend II as "A
remedy for all forms OF rheumatism
| find Rheuma far in advance of the
methods generally employed in the
treatment of rheumatism, and alto
gether different in composition from
the remedies usually prescribed."-Dr
Lyons
This should give any sufferer from
rheumatism confidence to try Rheuma.
ADV
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believer an address nj the Chautau-
qua at Pennington Gap. in Leo County.
Educational Day" Is one feature CT
the Pennington Gap Chautauqua.
Superintendent J. =. Whit Is taking
lectures in Peabody College the second
term OF the summer quarter. He il
studying school administration and
rural school problems. lie was local
manager and teacher of history during
the first term of the summer quarter
at Radford.
Miss willie G. Allen. secretary
treasurer OF the normal school. has re-
turned to Radford. after two weeks
vacation at her home in Essex County
Miss Matte G. Denny. of the normal
school faculty. is spending the summer
quarter In Cornell University. New
York. taking advanced courses i'm ma
turc study and school gardening