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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26

no much OF the beauty
Of any gown depends
largely upon the trim
mings used 90 emhel
iish IL. For that reason
you always find Rarnes
Cash store equal to the
occasion This Is a great
season for Fringe, both
silk and Chenille and
ranging from . 20 -
inches ia width Tasscls
Of OH kinds VIII be- "a
eeedingly well liked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

rauiza;iun. guard duty, conrt-n''''"'
army rapcr work, drill regulations c'c'
observation work. meter"!osS' '''"p
reading. artillery cooperation an" "
f,.w minor things. :" you can caSli!
.,.r why 4 person would be- busy |" EGl
:, ,r,,I Enowlrlgr OF each ~ these sun
i.,.,s in a r,,ir,r IF twelve weeks.
b..y,. hrnn successful III passing '"'
,;,.., Three wccii.' work and have good
,,,..,,Ir. :, far. | am going I" Try my
l. :, IN mike the course. for want I"
milo, = rlanc myself. After hn!ShinF
ihIs ruursc. Will b" sent To some liE'"H
ii,1L IA receive the flying training
,r..L,.. nj least two months I" "''"n,'
:: rilr, and get Il commission. ''h |
,ni rrw LONG II person will b" ""E.Era
.,,.r,r,. hriu.. ass. .ucd /" Il fl%lnS iHIu'
fc.l / "u"ht t" l." getting S.inr-
ti,r., ln.ing IN service sine" May l'I''
p,, .,odat on my mali instead 81 SER
,..an: \ r";..,vu loses their former
,r,.,r. when tr"n .:rrr"d /" II school.
Inv is everybody 1T Elm Grove
.h,I = rru,Y from my sister. Ethel. To-
day. Always glad I" hear from E"H'
Your cousin.
CADET FLOYD Y. SttltSiNh.
[. ( :. Nj. y. :. Of ILL.,. trbnna' Ill.,
barracks No :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

The following letter was received by
Virginia and Bernce Order Of Elm
Grove from Floyd Schcrich. who en-
listed in tho cavalry soon after his
graduation from Indiana state normal
in Nav, 1917, he served six months In
the cavalry on the Texas border. then
was transferred to tho radio depart
ment at Chanute Field. Rantoul, III. On
Septeuber he was again transferred to
the University Of Illinois at Crbana,
Ill, as an aviator cadet.
Urbana, ILL.,,
University OF Illinois,
Sept IS, 1918.
Dear Cousins Virginia and Bcrnlcc:
I am sorry ! haven't written before
now. but since came back from being
home on that fvc-day pass l nave Dccil
busy about every minute.
| arrived back ut Chanuto Field, Eau
tout. ILL.,, Thursday evening. and Fri
day l was given orders to get readE
Tn no 10 ground school the next day.
Came down here Saturday and in quite
an undue way, too. There was eighteen
of us 10 come down here for the class
If Scptember g. Tho flying department
made II nice for us; they brought US all
to Crbana in planes and VIC landed ut
tho university golf links at the cdSH
of tn. campus Was nice ride and |
was glad to SEQ the town from 4 hcight
of 1000 feet. Tho flying was new Tor
soma Of the fellows as they had never
been I'D before, but had several tiin"S.
This course sure is hnrd and keeps II
person busy every minute. Heres Il
DAYS schedule: Up at 5,45 Il. m; morn
ing exercise from To GO. then SHAY"
and get ready for $3.50 breakfast lor-
nation; have q good appetite after the
carly exercise; after breakfast We Cic'H
up our rooms for morning Inspection;
there arc two in each room and it Is
, nice; classes from to Il and TO d"
y m. and those classes arc lectures
all the time, and the material given Is
about oil facts that must h" learned;
drill from , to ). AMI parade and re
treat ut 5:15: supper at g. and thea
! study period doesn't begin until 80"
In. m, but person has 81 much L"
! study that they L" right IT, their room
and get busy; taps at - J.. IA. which
, means that all lights must Il" ""l ana
! all in bed. Tho work is hHlI! "m! 4
stcadY grind. but by getting ih!s I'"i
! drill and marching - r!a$S"S ard seven
and nnc-half hours ":"cp. person caa
stand It.
; Too drill and discipline Is very s'rt"'
here, for the same s>.s!"m lint Is u&';
ut W"st r".nt Military academy !"
used here
; Some If tho stuHj"s "r": G"nncry.
i thrcc typos. Lewis. Marlin and '"li,
!, Eurinc%~-at Lust six typo" I" study,
/ Acroplane-Thc"ry "t eight cor
strur'ion pa,"rials. types. etc
/ Wi-e!rsS--!'ursn'l take any az my
time. having worked rs radio me
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

ting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.
Allen, of South Chestnut street.
Lewis Moore, of Fairricw, was WIS.,
itor here Friday.
Mrs. Frank Norris and two children.
If Columbus. are wishing her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Iiunklcr, OF west
If town.
Mrs Helen Warrirk. IF this place. has
been spending thu week with relatives
and friends ut Ecllairc.
Mrs. Ed. Bailey. uf Pittsburgh IS
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. j..
w. pnuGna. ii Walnut street.
Charles Hines. Of tho l.. s. Navy VIII
leave today after spending furi"ush
at his home here.
Miss. Mary White teacher al Muskin-
gum College. New Concord. is visiting
nj her home on East Main street. The
college being closed on account Of the
Influenza.
Rev. Martin ". Simpson, of C"lum-
bus, is here and will occupy the pulpit
nj IN. Presbyterian church during the
absence Of Rev. WhtmarSh.
Hon. i, Il. Wurthingt"n. Of III" uraft
board, mnnouncrS that mon for IN" next
draft will h. examined in the Masonic
Iuliding. this city. one day next Week.
Hurn-A son L" Mayor and Mrs. W..
V Bennett. Of North broadway. Fri
day morning. Named Charles Leland.
II. W. prnnry. Of Wheeling. WIS
business visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Ella McCortncy returned I" Il"
home on East South street Thursday
evening from Camp Sherman. where she
was called hy III" Illness of her SON.
Edwin McC',"rncy. who has been III OF
Spanish influenza. hu, who is greatly
improved.
Mrs. George Fowler. Of North Broad
way. who has 'b""a i'll at her nome Tor
the past f"w days. is recovering.
Mir. anL Mrs. Walter k!r$cA AMI BABY
nf Canton. are visiting win rclatlVcS
and friends nj this place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
GRILL" TURNER ILL

william A 'B1ll- Turner. popular
xxu.tarY mop srttat at tho city build
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
WOUNDED IN ACTION.

sn.cial Dispatch 10 the lntelligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. Oct. Is
prjvnt. Vnrcc White has b"cn danger
ouyly wounded in action In Flanders.
the canadian war office today. notified
hi. t,;h.r. This is the second time
Young White has been wounded. being
released from IL base hospital on Scp-
trmbrr 3. after recovering from
ShrannCl wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
Receives Appointment.

Miss HclGi FrcdcrickS has received an
appointment from Washington. u. -
AMI has l"rt for the capital city. whcrc
she will take UP her work. From N;",h-
iui5toIl. she will 80 I" Ouantico' vi
where 81" will do nursing in the nay!
branch Of the service. Miss tfruer.eh
received her training At the HicnnalG
hospital. and enlisted some time aS' ~
III" naval d. apartment she mas ha'!
friends in the city who Will Wish Nor
luck in her new duties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
SOUTH SIDE

Miss Ellen Govern il visiting, friends
in E,uw"rd COR Il few days.
MIR. and Mrs ). l.. G"ray are tho
proud parents &C Il lin" haly girl which
cniuc ycSi"r!ly' morning. Mrs. G"roF
will b. remembered aS Miss Elizabeth
C;uctZ". Of M"uriSvillr.
Mrs. Clara N"ll has rs her guest MIS-
Anna Jenkins. OF New Martnsrillc.
Mr.. Louis Lawson of Chapline street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
CONTRACTOR FOUND GUILTY.

NEW YORK. oct. 1S.-Fclix Gouied.
m ,rr,v contractor. was tonight found
guilty. IN the federal court Of engaG'
ing II . conspiracy TO dcfraud tho gov.
,rn;urrt % neon" taxes on pronG
made III manufacturing army rain coats.
David Wright. a lawyer, indicted Will
Gould, was acquitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

. Owing To- the FLU epidemic over IN"
city. III" Chaplin" street VI: T.. cnur;''
will not hold their choir rrhcarSa' 'I'H
evening. As there Will h" no services on
sunday I'm, nracticc will not he neccS-
sorv and nil rrhcarsals will probably be
i'm session next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
Int Ear CT sale.

This is tn" last day ri the Dig sac
Tho. who have bought Liberty nohoS
are requested to ham, their nag IN inc
window, designating same $" that Wh"n
the last canvtsS is made. Iii" canvasscr*
will soc. who has hnHGht. There is no
olnuh, that everyone will have such
flag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
rAc1c1o Clr,b Meets,

The lkclrlr club met last evening AZ
tho home Of Miss Virginia Winters on
South E"ft street. The evening was very
pleasantly spnn, with. cards and dancing
and ut n snasonable hour dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
HOUSE & HERMANN
Duofold Suites

No home, no matter how nicely
furnished is complete without a
Duofold Suite.
Our showing of these handsome
Three-Piece Suites includes wide
range of styles in leather and tap
estry upholsterings over oak and
mahogany frames, and, solve the
problem of taking care of mex
pected guests, as the davenport
may be opened and used as a full
sized bed. We urge your lnspec-
ton of our line of Duofold Suites.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19
no Church.

The local minister's m III" South Sid"
wish to announce that thor" VIII ," ="
services In the various churches t"mor-
row. Everyone. is urged t" pray Mt
homo and be ready for tho opening OF
church, after The ban is lifted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

ing, is confined 70 his home on T~eitth
street suffering from bcalcd tooth and
a heavy cold. Bill says you can
keep good man down and expects 1"
be back on tho Job soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

Nothing complicated or difficult
about this CHRISTMAS SHOP
PING CLUB. You simply make
YOUR selection earlv-in accord.
ancc with the desires Of the
Council of National Defense -
make a trifling payment down
as an evidence Of good faith, and
we. will keep your selection III
.orlrvaults until any time before
Christmas. Then you can ar
range to pay in small weekly or
monthly sums after Christmas
to suit yourself. If you want
to take Your Diamond or Watch
away with you this Saturday or
in six weeks from Saturday, it's
lust the same to us. Our idea
is to have you do your Christ
mas shopping early. Join the
CHRIS Sim as SHOPPING
CLUR-be patriotic. We have
great big stock of Diamonds,
Watches and Jcwelry on hand
bought at the old prices, and we
are glad to be able to offer
everything to you at prices that
are really remarkably low. Do
your Christmas shopping now
pleasantly and periodically
Rcmembcr-you can pay tor
whatever you select in small
weekly SUMS after Christmas.
Why wait?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-10-19

is visiting her sister Mrs. Michhe
O'Neill. Of Erie, Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
NEIL ODEIEN.S MINISTRIES
~ .itibI.Nt MEN, 1ExI,..

,,;N'H g brIen and his great kmcrir,n
-nihStTrIs VIII pHN Ihc.r amman on.
@SrrntnI !" ms city at the Academy
Vi uSSdaE Hnd "Wednesday, WIN :,
S'SSy."I ,,HNtW ears Day matinee
NF - BIicn comes this wear .,i,b
new snow throughou; and with m,,,"
ne" ana entertaining features. Jh,.
company contains HE names of a 80.
o. nose that nave become jdcutiii.d
Win thls attraction, but Tor the mosi
go, ne ORGANIZATION - composed OF
t"!i.eH li''. material This season
HF' triru is known as no; only :,
vi'Nrr COMEDIAN Lut a stage. director
Q. "plt!, and nc notab!c amartnc.s
ana iHicNnrSs with which the perform
ancc moves a!ouS is due IL his abil;iv
IN ms l.ht. ne promise is made. th,t
'ut HpanN VlttS season ~ oMc,utInr-
any hISh c!A*- and the roster incluG,s
me names a. som. o! tho best minstrel
'a'SAt IN America. Tho Vel. known
ana HnusuaiIN clever team. Vaughn
comfort ana johnnie Kiu.. w:tI prn.
unee Their new 1ri. when is SAID to
finish. =, d.
The singing has me- s-,-l 'tlc:Icc;rd.
as the folio" Az Nuc.iists, have bce,t
Chai!cs i.1T'.'rv. i"nog. LonEiu .iutcs
Tenor Lea il"Id. tenor, f. ~ Hranr!.,
tenor James q. brown baritone. Grow
or 9SnepPS, gaSs". Charlie! =! N'r..i.,
seconn .i,"o, N.Il.r l.Such second
tenor. Nylr Verne. sr,oud tenor.
Among ;HuS, go as - Mr.. ,'I:rtau
- ,he ,ia"E" ''Hr .", are Johnnie
IiaHH'M \. T. Rains. NsE.It,m Clwiey.
Louis rrany p.N"n aud N.ll.r. Cnn .l%s
%Tir2nE' N:'a"" i9l1a "rii asaJor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29

poker" have come into use as handles
Tor the drama. that u person who is
uTawn TO- the theater by the title of
suppose he is about TO witness AN up
date comedy of club life as that his
3itention is being invited 10 "A religious
drama coincident with the birth OF
Cnristianity, in which the three KINGS
or the Orient figured?
How. indeed. under tho system OF
ma! -iabelmE row generally in vogue.
Is one TO know from it's advc, Used
name. whether any promised produce
!ioi VIII turn out TO b" :, farce or Il
Tragedy: Cast your eyes over the ad-
Ner'iscd theater offerings i'm amy large
CITY. ana see FOR yourself how FREE
NuehtiH YOU must be contest To buy "a
pig in Il poke
Hut that there is considerable ainusc-
nncHt TO be extracted from an iuspcc-
Ton OF the conalomerate mass, think
! can prove. by setting down lust here
INC somewhat divertiLE result obtained
by - dovc-tailing of the various the
ntricni ads" published in this morn
ins,s papers. At the cost OF but little
ingenuity We obtain the following:
he Calm. Camilla" said Peters
Mother. II is Nothing But Lies
n,i. IeThihS 10 prepare Tea for
depends on how successfully YOU OBJ
serve The Saving Grace" and watch
Iodr Neis'hcor.' BE "'rhc Girl I.chind
the Gun. Watch Your step Don't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29

dwcvetopmont of Industrial guidance
and placement for women is the action
taken by large organizations of wo,n-
IN ~ support of the United States
Emp!oyIncnt Service.
The Council OF National Defense rep
resented ~ over 1900 local orgariza-
tons, through Miss, Hannah j. pattcr-
son. asSo, lat" director OF tho field d,-
vision. whicn directs all state work.
has Wri;tcu
The aim of the United states En-
rl"yGcnt service IS III" greatest pus-
siblr usefulness to h"th employers am.
wor%crs. a!ii both should be cncoiI--
aE"u TO avail themselves of US gcrv-
tees. IN Immediate task uudertak.i,
by ihe division 70" womcn's work OF
IN" united states Employment Srrvi,.
- 'he securing for women whn pa
logically responded 20 the calls for
thr Federal agencies for war work IN
Washington, suitable positions il the
St"lrS from which hey carnc. win Won
not suggest that th" chairman uf the
stat" division OF The wumcn's COM
mite" %"t in touch with the Federal
niI""t"r 'or woman's work in each
SistanCc"'
Th" National League tor Woramn'a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Dog Deserves
d. g." Decoration
Has q Record Of Killing
100, 900 Rats az the
Trenches.
I 'ClIrHCS.

Now that The wac j. ove:. II IS per-
haps 10 more than fair TO record .hc
proves and achievements OF u her
than the human animals engaged IN l.,
70 an Irish terrier OF the female sex.
named Norah: ought to be awarded
count she clcurrd The allies trenches
OF ~. i? enemy rodents. and an rsti-
mated Eumb"r Of further victims.
brings the $anECinary total up to
100. 600.
Norah went to France with a British
weeks OF age, and she remained there
lor Two years aud ten months.
Het9re she MAS nine weeks old she
had Killed her first rat. The best sin
gle days record that she put up was
Us rodents accounted for. That was
near -; Omer; in August last. Her
lsadford. of the Canadian Veterinary
Corps. kept the record of her perform
anccS.
TO. begin Noran's history at tho Lc-
ginning, she was born in tho keuneis
Of Major Richardson. the famous.
soldier owner and taken by him to
France Just as Il pet.
lie ana ! We're pals" said Radford
on the pup. he gave her TO me.
AS soon as saw her | knew that
quite 10, OF experience with dogs
especially with terriers and bulls. and
with 'hnskies.' too. in Western Can
-.
out TO train Norah. and She made good
right from the start; Yes. she was
only about two months old then
First of ali. taught her To shake
a bunch of rags. Then I gave her some
lessons with live rat with string
tied to one Of it's hind legs. Af,rr
that ] got her acquainted with fcrrcts
and finally made her let one of them
That Was TO get tho dog accustomed
to working with strange fcrrcts and
20 keen her from going for them in
stead Of tho rats. We send the fcrrcts
into tho. ratholes. and they go for the
rats. which pour up TO the surface.
when tho dogs kill them.
Everybody knows that corncrcd
rats Will fight" the soldier wen, on
and We often seen Norah with half
. dozen Of en- hanging t" her head.
The day ut st. Omar, when she ac-
counted for CPS of them, she was work
inE from II o'clock till =. NJ. and for
five days after she could scarcely open
her mouth. and L had to feed her on
milk and eggs.
Her next biggest bag was one dav
last summer. when she killed AS. and
in ono day at PopcrinGhc. near Yprcs.
She KILLED over 500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
COLLO0UIAL TITLES
Of MODERN DRAMAS
slight T. ';.Hity Required to Make
List a.: !'%"atricni Advertisements
Hrad Like Cheap Fiction.
ny \. L. NAIiIOCK.

As ones eyes scan the columns OF
thea ,ricai advertising III a New York
Of plays that offer themselves nightly
for Inspection. and. secondly. tho lack
Of dramatic Significance IN the titles
which many OF these plays hear
There is. .. course. nothing now in
ting. hcsiowal Of what may 10 termed
- "itnrss Smakcspmare's AS You Lik"
":iugh Ado Ahou, Nothing or Gold
i; has, ,hiu;: remained for the pres
cat generation 10 receive and accent
from piaNwriGhts 9 most thoroughly
lcrial fo' labels 70, the stag: produc
tons W" arc invited 10 witness.
However commonplace may he
or oscar Wildc's "a Woman o. ' 10
lmrovtance." it is, nevertheless. seem
insly, hu, 4 long step ,chcarwa.l We
Zach snnn "fferinsT rs f. y Thoman.s
RUNNERS Good Gracious: Annabell2"
which. Notwithstanding. are MASTER
pieces OF viriic nomenclature. COM
other recent writer's for tho stage have
seen fit TO bcstow upon their p-oduc-
lions.
exhaustive work -, sud- OF the
Drama. does not. believe, take M
this subject Of apnronr:nte ana inar-
nror:iate names for plays. aud yet ~
makes IL clear that il should be the
dU'y Of every playwright TO he cr;i:.iv
homes. with his Audience "Ano.hci.
source Of distracted attention." he
writes. is 10 hc found in IN. uneasi-
ness which spectators sometimes feel
when they fad that the play they are.
witnessing does not belong 20 tho type
which they had hccn led TO expect
Now the question remains. should
not tn" name Of 4 play, afford as far
one IL about TO see Is IL not uuit -
reasonable 10 suppose, since terms as
Soc;atcd with the great America II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29

service through its president. Maudc
"etmore. advises all state chairmon
Of that organizations:
Possibilities OF co-opcraton between
the league and the employment Scrv-
Ice have Increased. VIII YOU get in
touch with YOUR Federal director OF
the United States Employment Scrv-
ir" ~ once and Offer 10 him ANA TO the
woman assistant director The co-opc:-
%tt'n Of III" league" The United STATE:
t.mpi"ym"ii Service stands for service
70 the employer, @"rvic.. To the worker
VIII YOU make use ot this service ana
cncnuraS" lis use Wherever and how
eE"" possible by employer and en-
uloH"e?
~, National Consumers League. ~
winch secretary %'Wton - Bake; is
pres iaoni representing til. first ma
t"nal W"'E"nS organization which has
h"ld :, convention sine" The arInisiira
va SI%n"d. passed = Gccoinnl Cndatlon
strongly iudorSinT the United States
Employment Service and pledged itself
I" ask Congress fur ); Sp"c';,i :,ppro-
pi'aiion for the iurth"raucc 81 th..
w". !. for women by The employment,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29

be Little Simpliei,y:.:. OF. you'll loso
The Big Chance" You have. "rhrcc
with YOU. all eager 10 become Dad
dies. and each boastinS he would
make AN Ideal Iiusband'--"rhrce
Faces East" all looking "Wbcre Pop
pies Eloom'' for The Canary" Don't
turn them all into "i'ricudiy Enemies"
IL isn't Us though YOU We're EVERY
DodyS Girl" OF Il polly With Il Past"
needing Redemption" and living in Il
iarlor: bedroom and Bath" You are
not The Riddle Woman" but The
rear Thing, and entitled 20 Il worthy
Mar ri,Se. Remember. The Matinee
uern Is but Passing show: at best
ne belongs only to The Unknown
pm,rple iias he "frcedom' TO make
.r rhe Hetrohlia"? Better say to him.
ton. Please; for "A Stitch in Time"
Is Wiser than to make Tho Long Dash"
ana DC Under Orders" OF vain re-
grct Forever After
After reading the above you might. II
YOU nave Il iondncSS for games of this
sort. try 20 devise little mathematical
puzzle dealing with the number of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
"rIlE THtUit.!:>ru HAIR"
- i;.,:. ny >rr:tl PLAY
NEIL. O,IilisI:N.

Is THE rniticsltn CHAIR Bayard
NeiilorS lm.iuui.Eut ut l"ystcry. = dts
tiuctly reN cnI,yputlun 10 the arc
OF pja%v r'i,H,aGr I'm New York.
where IN o. er ran continuously Tor
year, tnv Z. "aS" ANA noes are about
equally dN ~. "jl! lac interesting
- follow tu. .u.i d. ,U.si"u which is
sure. 10 "usus tpuu ia" presentation
of The celebrated p.ay al the Academy
Tomorrow
To describe j, bcs' on speaks OF
me tElrt ernin CHAIR as mystery
rlnN and Yet is = mys ,.y in which
as does tn" rrl..c insps,tor WHO IS
called on az S"N" a., In '.c'. ut the
very pei-i"''lr& ~ t.c second act
winch wiut' 81 ;he D1rN"' ug the
nri,r' on he cen" OF ia, "r"r'te". tn"
"uSHlyi,t. ~ ,'i i't t.nt' Tar "'ii@E
hcFor ,G 49, 49, nay s"''.
IL" 81, ,''!',. ~" - '''.td
~ KIN SS'''! "a mo muir
W ''''''
For the benefit at those who have
not alrcan' S"r" the play, which has
proved unuN'>i ,yuahly ono oil the hi--
EeSt ihrtiT'L' s"uS:.t. ons Of rcn-
tratloh N'iNr i'"n.'ls an gentle bred
ana p"SSrSSeH 90 more tnau ti!c aver
axe amount "' worldly goods. gather
,"t"thcr 4" @r"uG an evening at the
nome o.! on" of their members A. a,
i"I''r HlsuII [ - entertainment th.
services oil a "@ii-N known medium are
enlisted ana a spirituAI,stic scranrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-29
Fly Nsleaka &uratt.

H;p YOU ever notice how coarse
J ,lSlu ~ one with large pores Will
WAYS SnuW The most wrinkles"
ihi9 discovery nhints 10 tho. secret &c
req oVius wrinkles. which has never
hcior" been fully realized, iy max ug
result : nrodu."d on WRINKLES. The
pores brace up" ana tho skin becomes
inucn liner in teXturr. This could III.
illustrated il" mentioning the dincr-
enc" in texture between ch:eSccloth
aud cernhric. Ey making ne pores
smaller. The skin ceases to be cheese
cloth in texture: it becomes fine and
pores slna Her. ana thereby eliminating
wrinkles Is quick" done bv tho sim
pie usc Of cptol This can be obtained
~ any drug store in two-ouncc pack
"="s This can he literally used IS
IT should he. and proves to he more
economical dian the old methods here
or" c"nn"n!N used. Cows r"ei.
aud little wrinki les are III! cor:cc,.d
~ - Nc;'y extraordinary manner.
g. T. r.--Superfuous hairs should
never he removed by the use of pow
derS or nas'cs that do nothing but
rrd and irr;toted. This method make s
hairs 4 marty.dom. II is -! unu"ccs-
Sarv. in the light OF a discovery hy
which such hairs; are removed with the
utmost cas-" and safety from even the
nos; delicate skin The hrirs to lie re-
moved arc We, with a few drops OF
su!;o solution. The hairs can BE- lit
orally wiped" right oT with the nm :
gers. leaving The skin smooth white
ind unaffected. Tho use q. St.,fu snlu :
'"n Is "a" pleasing and easy as that O: