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Pncifst FeLLs Lodge
in, Senate Office
Continued from Page One

Continued from rage One
would be a paciist at a time like this is
coward I promptly told him that any one
who wanted to 60 to war under existing cir
cumstances was a coward He then said to
me: If you say that / am coward you are
q liar and hit me a blow in the face.
knocked him down in an effort to protect
myself"
When Hermann came along he saw Sem
ator Lodge lying on the ground and Bann-
wart, much the larger of the two, standing
over him. Hermann promptly started to
beat up Bannwart in approved style and the
latter was in rather bad way when the
police arrived.
Z HELD FOR ASSAULT
Mrs. Peabody was not formally arrested
being detained only until the police could
question her. A charge of assault and bat
terry was lodged against Bannwart.
!. The pacifsts encountered rough goine
everywhere about the Senate. Senators
cast aside politics and dealt with them
without gloves or honeyed language.
Senator Pomerene, of Ohio. a member Of
the Foreign Relations Committee, was ac-
,costed by several anti-war constituents.
The Senator listened quietly to their TRADE
for a few moments and then said: You
folks are the best allies the Kaiser has any
where" He turned and walked away from
them.
\ group Of pacifsts who called on him in
his office. u simply won't lisen to such
talk against my country" he said.
Agitation for the removal OF Senator
Stone al chairman of the Foreign Relations
Committee was revived today by deluge
of petitions from different parts of the
country. Senator Martin, the majority
leader. received one petition signed by 5000
4 ohioans urging Stones removal
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Bdnner-Decked Nation
Faces Flag Shortage
NEW YORK, April 2.

A FLAG BEDECKED nation, in
which the Stars and Stripes are
floating from poles and windows of
millions of buildings, faces a flag
shortage today. The demand for
flags today is far in excess of the
supply. 1t is growing daily, and
prices are soaring. One hundred
per cent increase in demand was re-
ported by one big firm, which esti-
mated that the present week prom
ised orders 200 per cent in excess of
normal.
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Paulsboro Orders Hang Out the FLAG"

PAULSBORo. N, J., April s.--Residents
have adopted the slogan. Hang out the
flag" and the Stars and Stripes can be seen
from nearly every house here Today the
IRE companies are virtually companies Of
militia several lodges have offered members
for any vacancies. and more than 100 girls
In the boarding house of the fuse plant went
through the manual Of arms today at that
place. Swsdesboro IL filled with the same
spirit and all the other towns within !
radius Of ten miles. ss
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LONDON, Api

In all the capitals of the Allied countries
but especially London, interest is at fever
heat over the action to be taken by the
American Congress which convenes today.
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What Malaria Costs

States from malaria is $694,904,75O, and
from typhoid fever $271,s32, $50, a tota, M
capita loss of S9.46, according to Sen. u
Ransdell. chairman Of the Senate Commits.
tee on Public Health . 49,
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"Colpred" Books

Parliamentary publications In England
are called Blue Books. from their blue COW
ers. The corresponding colors Of Govern
mont publications In foreign countries are;
France, yellow; Germany and Portugal
whits; Italy. grsen; spain, nd
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Expensive

From ten to fifty turtles are killed FOR
the annual banquet Of London's Lord
Mayor.
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Even There

There is speed limit of twenty-four
miles per hour for motorcars 1t the front
in France. a.,
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~ 0epth q 1900 fof49no under tho
!: 81. ;||:s 8
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MANN NOMINATED

Representative Lenroot, Of wisconsin
who has been a keen critic Of some of Mr.
Mann's acts, received thunderous applause
from the Republicans when he went into
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25 1917

spent the Weekend with his father.
Or. John l.. Phillips.
Miss NJ. Johnson left on Tuesday for
Norfolk to lie the cues, of Miss Mar
parct Myers
Miss BESSIE Smott. Of Richmond is
tho guest Of Miss Annie Stcvcr
Miss Emma Mitchell was tic guest
OF MONDAY of Miss Daisy Nurncy
Mrs Joseph II. Crockcr has returned
from a trip to baltimore
Miss Caroline tiottirhcimcr. OF Rich
mond. is spending some time with her
cousin. Miss blanche Lehman.
Judge and Mrs. James l.. McLcmorc
spent Monday IN Franklin as guests Of
i. \. rrctlow.
w. G. Elam entertained on Monday
risht At an Informal supper n, til"
Namsemond Hotel. IN honor OF Z. II.
Sirdson.
IN informal dance WAS given on Sat-
nrd"y night Icy Mr. and Mrs II. l.. Land
at their homo.
The Girls Auction Bridge Club was
entertained on saturday afternoon at
TIL" homo Of Miss Ethal Shoop
Miss Carrie NASH. al "rtSmouth has
concluded n viSi, {" Ny. and Mrs j. u.
LilliStcn
Misses Theresa Nur,rcv and Jessie
bardcn have returned from :, sit to
Mrs. I. \ Smy'h in Hichm"ni
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MINERAL

l-re"ia! 10 The Times dispatch.
MINERAL. VA. February .i--Tranls
T""scy. Of Richmond, was tho cucS,
this week. Of his sister. Mrs i. H. Eut-
lcr. in the city
\. - Coyuor has hcon spending tho
week at Wayn"Sh oro. called there nv
TIA" Illness of his father. =. u 'oynnr.
Airs. II w. Parrish has boon sp"rd =
Ing tn" week with her daughter in
Richmond and Ashland
Edgar Marshall, "t N"rdon. was :hc
guest OF friends here on Tuesday
Mrs Kate Foster left on Tuesday
10 spend several days with Mrs En-
gcn" l.. Davis. at Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. T. 6. Tillo;sou. Of Fred =
ori"ks Hall were Mineral visitors this
wcck
Mrs. Shrrr"rson. of Richmond, has
hoen spending the week with hcr
daughter. Mrs. W. NJ. circrory. in tho
city.
Mrs Eugene Arnet,. Of winston
Salom. y. g. is spending tho wock
with Mrs Archie .Arnct,. en- route home
from New York
Mrs r, NJ Priddy is visiting her
daughter in Richmond
Miss \licc Trirc. of Louisa was tho
guest several days this wc"k Of her
aunt. Mrs. \. II. Arnott
Mrs. II w Wright has returned 10
her home in Louisa. after spending
several DAYS with h"r parents. MIR.
and Mrs. j. 7. Sarr"ant. In the city.
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BIG STONE GAP

lSnc' al to Tho Times Dispatch
BIC; STONE CAP, VA. February - --
Miss Kate Sr"wu returned on sunday
night from visits {" Rristol ANA EIiz-
abolition
T. FGx. of lexington. Ky. was IN
town several days last week VISITING
Ais. Glossi" Gilly who i teaching
s"h""l u""r dorchester. spent tho
week end In the Gap
Sam McClucu. \. T.. Phillips ana Tin
F"lly attended tho iauco IT Wise on
Wednesday night
Miss i"uot Bailey spent SATURDAY al
Norton visiting Mrs. JOHN Lit,on.
Miss Louise 'i"n.Iloe returned FRIDAY
from City Point. where she spent a
month with hcr sister. Mrs. smith
Il i NlS"Ncr and SON Robert. Ir.
sr"nt q few days last week In char
lotto. y. c., with Mr.. aud Mrs. W. L.
AisoNcr
Miss MadEc Muncy returned 10 the
Cap on Saturday nigh; after - visit
OF scN"ral weeks at Circcncville. Tenn
She was accompanied by h"r sister.
Mrs. G :. Mull"r. who viii spend some
time here visiting her mother. Mrs =
MIR. AMI Mrs. John w C'halklcy and
little son. John Rullit;. spent q fcw
days in Bristol last week
George l.. TAYLOR returned on Thurs
day from Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis r. Winston were
host and hostess at a dance at their
homo on Saturday evening
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! County. Is the sues, OF tho Micscs
I fCrnor.
! MIR, and Mrs Jesse !. Musick lief,
! on Tuesday TO make their home III
| Georgia
William II. Sncad aud W. Il. Mont
Somcry spent tho wcck In New York
city.
Mrs. John W. Carroll has returned
from visit 10 Baltimore.
Miss Lizzie Read. 81 Chatham has
been visiting her sister. MtS. w l..
Moore, hero.
Or ucnry Christian. OF BOSTON.
spent a part Cf tho week Visiting his
mother. Mrs. Canillus Chrisiinn
MIR" n"Nward Gibhcs. who spent sew
'ral months hcr' with relatives, has
returned to her homo in Jerome. Nria.
Mrs. \. W. Terrell has returned
from Ashland. where She spent several
days With nor son, King Terrell who
Is q student ut Randolph Macon Col.
ioS"
Nlr. and Mrs. Eugene L. A%ers have
returned home. after an extended stay
IN rlorla
Miss Mcrlo McCiiu,ir has returned to
MHrI'"eion w. Va after a visit 10 her
sister Miss Else McCliutic. at Kan.
d"lph- Macon WomauS college
Mir, and Mrs, ). T.. wood. In. arc at
home. after a visit a, Mrs. Woods for
MGR home. ~ Gainesville Fla.
Sraria, MIS- arc visiting tho lattcr's
>'.'"r. Mrs. ! 7. \. Graves
j y. puckworth. or For,
Thomas Ny.. is visiting her sister.
Mrs Josephine Arnbruetcr
Miss Sarah oliver. OF |rcwc. has
been visiting her cousin Miss Hannah
Oliver. ia West Lynchburr
Mrs rave Tr"dway and two c.iL
dr"n "f Ncw York City. have boon
visiting Mr. and Mrs. James II. ,;l-
liam.
Mrs Lucy a Patterson. NJ trro
mattox. has boon visiting her sister.
Mrs =. -. Hughes.
Mrs r I. Martin of Monroe rs the
guest "f h"r sister. Mrs. +. s Turucj.
Miss susie Mctorl<lc. who attended
the midw'nt"r dances ~ tho Virginia
Military Institute and WASHINGTON and
10" university. has returned home.
NJ |. HcsshurC. who has boon Visit
inc his daughter. Mrs. Harry : HirSh
returned on WcdncSday 10 Richmond
Mrs W. 7. McCormick has gone TO
Session. having been called ;horc hv
tho serious illness Of hcr daughter
Miss Marjorie Mccormick
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SUFFOLK

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
SUFFOLK. VA. February "t.--NiSScs
stuart Everett and Sara ,1oyrcr OF
Holland were In Suffolk on SATURDAY.
The Magazine Club mot with Mrs.
T.. l.. Folk on Tuesday evening
Tn" Sans Souci Literarv Society mo-,
with Miss Fort Eley or Wednesday, ar
tcrnoon.
Tn" II T. s Club entertained at q
masquerade dance on "Wednesday even
inc ut tho home of Carlton and Nor
win Keller.
Tn" young people OF yircr,v Spring
wor" entertained at q valentine party
given At Rockville" tho country
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Fairioc Hrirklcv
Th" Junior German club Sayc a
dance ut N" Armory Han on Friday
evening.
Tho Auction Bridge Club was enter
tanned on FRIDAY afternoon by Mrs. T.
=. u Holladay.
Mr. and Mrs Ross MeNcal and dauch-
tor. 90 Norfolk. spcut tho week end
with MIR. AMI Mrs. Horace H. rhillius.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Goodman. Of
Norfolk, arrived on SATURDAY = 10
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bal
lard.
pr John T.. Phillips returned on sat
urday from n stay Of several months in
tho mountains Of Virginia.
William Phillips. Of Dor,iron. Va.
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! evening. ut her homo on Angler Ave.
nue.. In honor of her birthday ami
vcrsary
Mrs. John McSwcen. Jr.. and little
SON. Alien. who have been the gucats
Of Mrs. j. w. Allen. in West Durham.
have returned TO their homo in Dillon.
s. G.
Dr. and Mre. John c. lIammctcr. OF
Baltimore arc visiting DIR. amt Mrs
w. w. Olive. on NiCkcrs Avenue
Miss Almcyda Coleman. OF lpnnvillc.
Va. is visiting her sister. Mrs. I. NJ
German.
Miss ELLA NJ. Earbcc entertained her
NonnS friends At a party on Tues ,ay
evening, at her home, near Eas. Dur
ham II was tho celebration OF her
siNteontn birthday
Mrs. John Sprunt Ilill has returned
from Palm Teach. Fla. where she spent
several weeks with her father George
". Watts. viii" viii remain . while
longer III Florida
Mrs. II L. Srott7. OF Now York.. and
Miss Helen Ross. "f Philadelphia. AFRO
III" guests Of Mrs. W. T.. Carr. on East
Main S;r""t.
Mrs. T. G. Glass has gone to Dan
viilo. Va. Ia spend week with her
daughter, Mrs. Louis y. Dibbrcli.
Miss Ella ii"ddic entertained tho
Sp'nstCr Club saturday afternoon, At
her hCmc on Duke Street.
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STAUNTON

Especial 10 The Times DISPATCH
SIAu UNION, February 24-!lnward
saunders has returned to clifton Forge
after brief visi; To relatives in Staun.
ron. Mrs. Saunders, who also has hocr
visiting here, viii remain some time
longer
Miss Nora Kirby is VISITING Mrs. T.
IS. Walton in Covinvton
Lieutenant Douglas r. Green, Of tho
United States Army. who has been sta
iioned IN the Philippines FOR ;hroe
Years, is visiting A.~ parents. Colonel
and Mrs. L. II C;ree-.
MT and Mrs. J. L. Avmcntrout have
returned from Washington, where they
visited relatives
Mrs. John T. Parr has returned from
Norfolk, where she sncn, six wcoks
MurreN Alexander Of Iyurbhurr
was r-cen; Sucst OF friends here
MISS Frances Myers. of Norfoll, -
visiting Miss Mary Stuar, Robertson
Il. 6. Davidson. who has been in
Washington for some time. is in mo
city. Mrs. Davidson is visitlnc rcla
tives in llasc-stown
Misses Margaret I:nsIow and An.
1o!rettc Thi"rmann. OF Richmond wcr,
among the oGt-of-cown guests nj ibc
washington hop given in the mess Nail
~ the S'sunton Military Academy on
WedHesday evening Miss Thicrr7arn
also attended tho WASHINGTON and I.cn
and Virginia military Institute dance.
F.. Y. Peace. who has been spcuaiur
a shor' time IN Richmond on business
has returned home
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SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an
Old-timc Recipe that Any
body can Apply.

Tho use Of Sage and Sulphur for rc-
storing faded. gray hair to it's natural
color dates back to Erandmothcr's time
She used il to keep her hair beautifully
dark. glossy and attractive. Whenever
her hair took on that dull. faded or
s'reakcd appearance, This simple mix
'ur" was applied with wonderful
effect.
Rut brewing at home ia rnussy and
out date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for 5o-ccnt bottle OF
'WNeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" YOU will get this famous old
preparation. improved hy tho addition
OF other ingredients. which can be de-
pended up"n to restore natural color
and beauty I" the hair.
W"ll-known downtown druggist
says II darkcnS the hair SO naturally
and evenly that nobody can toll il has
been applied. You simply dampcn a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
TINS through your hair. taking one
strand ~ 81 time. BY morning tho
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two il becomes
Beautifully dark and EloSsy
WNcth's sage and Sulphur Com.
pound y delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire more vou,hful
appearance. Il is not intended for the
cure. MITIGATION or prevention OF dis.
caSc.--.idN.
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COMEDY IS PRESENTED
BY EMP0R|A PUPILS
OF Hearts Content" Given
in the High School iu-
~ ditorium.
rstcal Welfare OF Children Dis
CAUSED by Mrs. II. J.. TAYLOR and
Miss Lillian Irottcr--Niss WNrlhC
f;eHostcss 70 the Jolly Twelve.

49, Special TO The Times DtSrafCb
s. rs SENrpop, -, ,, 49,
e Eiea, .,
syYarl nos,,. '''', '', ''V' 80 u.u"c' .n
q tho consi,,.f ~ g., 80,
4 lars , ;s,,,r,,.l,t,... a.,
Ham No., wH.,
u snnan,.
In 5"thn ',,"
-. Tbo d;,,r...-,,s.
Powell Eo. 80. ,raY,. vs.,
and Etba, s,a ,a ,,,ls,
sarsI G We, = "a ,,.r - -,
Lindsax ~ :, s,o,,. n yl,~ y l T nv W.
( NJ Land or ,.,,.o-l,
AT a n,o.,;,r ~ IN ,.,.to-s ...,,
IN the .cb,ol r-,t,,ri,
ternoon ~. ,nvsi,.1 y.cIr. -. AN
dren Wa 6,s,Y-Ssl ~, Nie, ,ini.,,
-,srrotter fro~i M. ,c,rr,r.s NEWMAN,
II and Inv NJ. ~ ! --,-,n, r,,,, ~
4 mothers ,tcvnoirt co-n,,.r,.f,,. ,,,,
] the Junior school i.caCuo. ;hc cluh
will collect waste manor. 10 ho sold
for tho herent ~ ,h. school
IA college comedy. trhr Kingdom az
Hearts Content" was rivcn in tho
school auditorium on Thursday even.
ing before a large audience. There
were eighteen students in tho caste.
The production was under tho dircc-
tion Of Miss Marsaror Love. teacher
& of Enslish IN the hish school
PRocuEs,,>,- rouu,, --r,,o
~ ~, ,xrn ny r,n
,
~ va 'lie NHvn' 'n,or'Hl"eo IN"
.olis we've on '''"HH afternoon WIN
80 ~, - nv ~ ~. 'sS'Ne TOT
MISS ''''"" nor i''a' n'a"N I've
is nest - orc ~" N'n "'Et 'r'oe' u"
Consolatl"n ""S presented 10 MISS
HlaF' WOOD .n"' I'"''hS "olo
Misses rieenoF i'''ar. 'r'EtS' SHIllo
y saileE. hctne Lee, Mary Wood Ida
(ato, susie Dwell iiclen \'ncent' Gar
TIE roh anu i''leh N"urS' ann MIS-.
poo"' Nj ~ -. ''",c: M,S. u"
Al Lee HIS. = re- 80 "FS' 81 n iN"i'cH
ana mrs. W. u, Ll'SoE'
MISS MARY W ood mas returned from
'hree "e'NS VI, 10 surrey ''"r'
mouse ana Sn'l'nneI"' me also SNent
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CLIFTON FORGE

,SneNial I" Tho TimcS-D,Spa,
LIE TON FORGE. VA. rcbruar, =,
Airs. -. e. Mathews. vino has h,.,
VISITING her daughter. Mrs Erowor in
"a!eiSh. \. G.. has returned ho,uo.
Mrs. Lucy FuEh spent severn, J,y,
w Staunt"n tho FIRST OF this week.
Mrs. w =. Mnckcy and daughter
""r" '"I' Tor "tannton. where they viii
max" their home.
Mrs u {, Goodwin and children have
conc I" charlottesville 10 spend scv-
erai months.
Mrs. = Brown Surhor. Of Earbcr In
returned h"nc. nftor visit h"rr
Greensboro. y. e.. 30 visi, Lo,. can
.. g. Taylor.
Mrs j ". calloham has rc,urnc.
hon"' after visit to Richmond
R"v. l.. y. raul has rcturpcd homo
from Lexington. Ky. where he al
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-02-25

or Norfolk. with y. l.. EErlcston. Of
charlotte Courthouse. Miss Annie Ga.
hornc. with X. II. Goodc. OF Chase CITY,
MISS carolyn osborne. with j. NJ. OS-
horne; Mis-" Ford Euh:,nk. with w l.
itutlcucc: Miss Anuic Mae Spencer with
i'catie STAPLES; Miss Taelnn pcttus
with George S,icall: Miss I.hylIis
isniicH. with Herbert Wcathcrford: Miss
iladNs BAILEY, OF Richmond with t;uv
W"athcrford: Miss E.lnmic Eailcy or
richmond. With Henry Sti:sal; Miss
Lula May Drake. Of Hich,nond. with
y. Il. McCork'c: Miss Ruth C':,rw,lc
WIN ohiina Neal; Miss Anita Mct.orNlc.
Win i'ntc" Hammer: MIR. and Mrs &, l.
staples. The Stays were: II, Y kim
nam. - u. Tucker. Of brakes Branch e.
VI i. MichauN. Of brakes I:ranch. Lon
Niicn. OF Chase city: !. NJ McC'ar-n
ana Or Floyd Gregory
Tho chapcroncs were. Mr. ana H.,
- y. osborne. Mrs. :. X. C;urrvc Jr
ana Mr.. and Mrs Jack Brooks
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DURHAM


Especial 20 The Times pspatch1
DURHAM. y. g.. Fchrunry 2,-Nrs
v. {. Murray and Mrs y u. Tanning
wcr' POSSESSES oil Monday afternoon at
n hridc" and rock party. at tho home
OF tho former. IN honor ot ih"i,. ilins
woman. Mrs w. NJ. Jones Of Spartan
burg. s 9. Mrs. navlc. Of Richmond
i1o guest of Mrs. W X Lewis. was
guest on this orc- Siol
IN honor of their quests. Misses
Julia mud Mamie Erert "f Virginia
who arc in this city. Mr.. aud Mr.
George l.. Davis entertained At a dane
ing party on TUESDAY evening. n their
residence. on III" North Road
Miss Nina Clements entertained q
number of her young friends Tucsdav
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| tended the Laymcns' Missionary Con.
Fcn'ion OF the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
n. j. Fitzgerald has accepted Il posi-
tion III Norwich. Conn.
Miss Ruth Ford. Of Newport News
is visiting Mrs. John Donovan. ,1r.
MISS Ecruicc Green. who is tcachinI
al Millb"ru Springs. :pcnt several days
with her parents here.
Mrs. Emma Ware mas nccn called Ia
SliNcr Grove. ny. Cn account of tho
illness OF her niece. Miss Emma Ma
Kinney.
Mrs w. G. Moody and son. Davis
Moody. have rotrrned from u visit to
Texas. where they were guests OF Mira
Moonhy'S son. w. q. Moody
Mrs. Forest Dickinson has returned
10 her nom" IN Miiihoro Springs. after
~ visit I" Mrs. !. Il. Meredith
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T0-DAy'S BEAUTY HINT

II is not necessary 10 shan1poo
Your hair so frequently IL il is on
'ir"iN and properly clcanScd each
time by tho uSo Of really good
shampoo. Tho easiest to use and
quickest drying shampoo that we
can recommend to our readers Is
ono that brings ont. all tho natura
beauty Of the hair and may he en-
loNcd at very it'll" expense. by
d'SS"iNinE teaspoonful OF cam
throN. which can hc obtained from
any druggist. in a cur If hot water.
THIS makes fun cup Of shampoo
LIQUID, enough so it is easy to apply
II To all the hair instead of lust
tho top Of tho head This whcn
rubbed into Tho scalp and on,o
every strand OF hair. chemically
dissolvcs all impurities. 1t is very
soothing and cooling in its action.
as well as henc;icial to both scaIr
and hair \fr"r rinsinc on, the
iather 50 created. you viii ana
the scalp is fresh. clean and free
from dandruT. while the hair dries
quickly and evenly, developing :,
bright luSicr aud soft. nulincs.
that makes II seem very heavy
NdV.
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KEYSVIlLE

kENSNIIIE. VA. Fcbruary 2;--on"
OF tn" most interesting SOCIAL events
Of the season was q Valentine dance
ciNcn by tho Young mon o. hs..svillo
on Friday evening at tho Town Hail.
Anon. those dancing wcrc: Miss Eliz-
ah"'h Earnest. 81 Norfolk vith Tom
l."lHh. OF EheniN: Miss MaIy Nnndnrd.
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Womcn's $500 Shoes, 500. Patent
and dull leather cloth and kid tops; odd
lots.
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40-inch Crcpcttc or Crcpc Clinton. CSC
yard; regular prices. SIS and $3.50. Ivory
white, old rose, light blue. wistcria, yellow
dark brown navy, pink. black.
3o-inch Striped and Brocndcd Taffcta.
SI.39 yard; regular price. 500. Black and
purple, navy and black, green and black
rose and black. and white and black bro
cades; also navy, brown. wistcria black and
Copenhagen grounds. With stripes.
30 and 54-inch All Wool Suitings, 9sc
yard; regular prices. $3.50 and $500 yard.
Sand, putty. light brown. black etc
o4-inch All Wool Crepe SuitingS, Sl.9S
yard; regular price. $500. Taupe, wisteria
and Copenhagen y similar weave to the
fashionable silks now shown for sport wear
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-01-25
ALLEN WAVES RIGHT
 OF AN EXAMINATION
Under Bond of $2,000 Held to Await Action of Grand Jury on Charge
 Wounding Earl Carter.

James W. Allen, more familiariy known as Jim" Allen, we'll known 10 cal man, who is charged with shoot ing with intent to kill Earl Garter also a well known young Pine Bluff man, has waived examination before Justide of the Peace c. c. Brewster and was ordered held to await the ac- tion of the grand jury bond remain ing at the original figure, $2,500, and being furnished at once.
 The action was taken last weeF, when Attorney H K. Toney, counsel for Allen, made the formal motion of waiver of examination before Justice Brewster. No testimony was heard nor evidence taken, and only a few persons knew of the action until a day or two ago.
 The shooting occurred at Ma. il street and Second avenue about three months or more ago, and for some time afterward Carter remained at the Davis hospital, receiving treat ment for bullet wounds which were pronounced serious. For several weeks after leaving the hospital, Car ter needed the aid of crutches, but ap- rarently he has now fully recovered. The cause of the trouble has neve,' been definitely ascertained.