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WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES In


FRANCE. Aug. Q Omitted Press).
Great confusion has been caused
in Crown Prince Rupprecht's armies
by the Allied advance. especially IL
Cen. Won der Marwith's I'd Army and
Gen. Won Hutiers 18th Army. Air
men report the rapid flight Of enemy
transport eastward along the somme
in order to escape capture.
A number of high officers have been
taken prisoner. The last seen Of one
tianman General ne was running
headiong down a road with a tank
numbering after him, splitting ma
chine gun bullets in his direction.
British airmen, despite heavy
weather. low clouds and showers. are
hampering traffic into and out OF the
enemy salient. especially along the
Peronne- Roye and Amiens- Ham rail-
ways Their junction at the Chaulnes
bridge across the Somme. over which
every ounce OF supplies and REIN
forcing divisions must pass. likewise
Is being harried.
Our casualties are exceptionally
light. At some casualty clearing
stations very few patients had been
admitted up to a late hour last night
One entire army corps estimated its
Casualties in the first two hours
fighting at two officers and 80 men
This is absolute proof OF the complete
surprise OF the attack.
Some high German stan officers es-
capped by the skin Of their teeth
fleeing in scant attire and leaving
everything behind save their pajama'
and their hides. Among the pris-
oners were some so clean and un'
sz;frss'z .sast II. va cDyiaIs thaz hat
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VERAL CHASED IN HIS FLIGHT BY 4 BRITISH TANK

progress from the start reaching various selected obecves Powerful
cavalry forces are in action.
Latest reports received by the Havas Agency from the battlefront
that the fighting continues ey along the entire Angoench 'front.'
the attack developing VIGOROUSLY great scale.
Reports of the resumption of the battle followed announcement
by the War Office that the situation had not changed during he night
RESULTS OBTAINED YESTERDAY.
In the opening attacks yesterday the FrapcoBh troops advanced
tweny front to depth of nearly nine miles places
More than 10000 prisoners were taken.
'The Allies have taken booty guns and material"
Marcel Hutn wires the Echo de Paris from the front
Scores of villages have been freed from the grasp the invaders
British and French cavalry in poured through the breach in the
German lines and late report declares they aberng German gun
of their mbes they flee to the The cavalry supported by
the ppet tanks of great speed taking Of guns their
advance.
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HIS BROTHER A CHAPLAIN.
News OF Missing Corporal Comes st
Presentation of Insignia.

Corpl. Joseph Dunnigan. iC5th Infan-
try, reported missing in action in France
on July is. is a brother OF the Rev.
Father James Dunnigan OF ST. Raphaers
Church, 4lst Street and 10th Avenue.
Father Dunnigan has just received a
commission as an Army Chaplain, to be
stationed at Garden City, l.. |. Last
night he was the central fgure at ST.
Raphaers Church wnen his friends and
relatives presented him with shoulder
bars and cross. the insignia OF his new
Office.
While the presentation was being
made a War Department telegram was
delivered at the Dunnisan home, No.
1914 Simpson Street, the Bronx. telling
OF Corpl. Dunnigan's disappearance
Just before sailing for France, the
Corporal married Miss Margaret Kran-
shaw OF Brooklyn. Another brother Is
state Senator John J. Dunnigan OF the
Bronx.
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GERMAN FACTORY BOMBED.
british Flyers Drop Missiles on
Mutations Plant.

LONDON, Aug. 9,-The following
official communication was Issued last
evening by tho Air Ministry;
'On the morning OF the Sth our ma
chimes carried out successful attack
on the explosive factories at Rom
bach (Alsace- Lorraine. 10 miies north
west OF Metal. Good results were OBJ
tained. All machines returned"
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GERMANS MAKE A STIFF FIGHT,
BUT ARE BEING DRIVEN BACK
BY BRITISH and FRENCH
Heavy Fighting North of Somme-Britsh Ad-
vance Along the Lys in Flanders.
IBRITISH REPORT

LONDON Aug 9FoloWing is the text of todays War Office
statement
Ou progress the battlefront continues The French have taken
Fesnoy CaSsee British troops east of lie Quesne and Cax
Norh of the Somme the enemy making vigorous resistance tc
advance Heavy fighting has taken place between Cply and
Mola,cout.
The number of prisoners taken by the Allied armies yesterday
ceedd $4,000 and the number of captured cannot be estimated
During the past day the enemy has continued to evaca forward
positions held by him in the Lys Valley Our line there has advanced
along the whole front from the Lave River the Boune River north
of MervIe to maximum depth of 1000 yards Our troops
hold Locon lie Comet Malo Quentin La Petit Pacau and Lesa
I'VE carried out successful local operation last night
Kemmel advancing line short distance front of yards
and capturing thirty prisoners.
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NUDE BATHERS DESERTERS.
Three Arrested In Hoboken Admit
Jumping From, Transport.

Three naked men. arrested Tuesday
night as they were climbing from the
water to the unused side OF the Lacka-
wanna ferry slip. at Hoboken, confessed
last night to Chief OF Police Hayes that
they were American soldiers who had
Jumped from a transport
The men were turned over to the
army authorities. They gave their
and Louis Berger.
Their first story was that they be-
longed on a barge which had been
towed away while they were In swim
ming.
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ANY POLICEMEN INDICTED7
Court Asks Question at AraiEu-
ment of Ganney Prisoners.

Eight OF the ten persons indicted yes
terday on charges Of harboring Vincent
Garrney after his sensational escape
from the Tombs prison we're arraigned
before Judge Malone to-day and held in
$500 bail each after pleading not
guilty.
The Court inquired whether the group
included any policemen or officials OF
the prison. and on receiving a negative
reply, expressed surprise and said that
the escape OF Gaffney in daylight
showed laxity on the part OF his custod-
ians.
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Ask U. $. to Give Bread to FinIn nd,

WASHINGTON, Aug, "A definite
request for bread for the people OF
Finland has been made to the United
States Government by Norway, Swe-
den and Denmark. The proposition
was presented 10 the State Depart
ment by the Ministers OF the Scandi-
raytan countries to-day. -, /. =.
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ITALIAN TROOPS REWARDED.
Money PriEes and Presents for
Piave battle Troops.

ROME. Aug. 9.--More than 100000
money priEes and thousands OF packages
and presents have been distributed
among tho Venice. vicenEa, Reggie and
other brigades which distinguished
American Red Cross distributed $4,000
presents TO the troops OF the first shock
division.
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Four employees OF the c. Kenyon
Company OF Brooklyn, manufacturers
of raincoats. were arraigned In Federal
Court In Brooklyn to-day on an indlct-
ment charging them with conspiracy
TO defraud the Government. Their trial
was tentatively set for Sept. 4, although
trial
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NEW COAL PRODUCING MARK.
But Weeks Anthracite Output Will
Not save situation.

WASHINGTON. Aug. e.-Productionoi
anthracite coal for the week ending Aug.
3 established a new record for this year
with l,760, 400 tons. The Fuel Admins
ration however, gives warning that
this one week will not save the situa-
tion and urged miners and operators to
Increased endcavor.
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new NOTE TO GERMANY
BY SPAIN ON U BOATS
Protest on Torpedoing of Ships De-
cided Upon at Cabinet Ex-
traordinary Session

MADRID. Thursday. Aug. (Associ-
ated Press) Spain has addressed a new
note to Germany concerning the torpe-
doing OF Spanish ships. according to an
nouncement OF Foreign Minister Dato.
after the Cabinet had held an extraor-
dlnarY session.
The evening world., 1918-08-09
Head of RocksaIt Corporation Com
mIts Suicide.

ITHACA. N. Y. Aug. 9.--John a.
Clute. President OF the Rocksalt Cor
poration near here. committed suicide
by shooting himself at his home here
this morning. Dependency from wor-
ries due 10 the failure OF the salt mines
here TO come up to his expectations and
financial difficulties was the cause.
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$50 Sick and wounded Brought Back

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-sick and
wounded soldiers landed in the United
States from the American Expedi-
tionary Forces and sent to various
army hospitals during the week ended
Aug. 2 number l59. the Surgeon Gen
eral to-day announced.
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Win THE n M DlklCaIN AfNmlES
IN FRANCE. Aug. 0 Omitted Press).
The Franco British attack in Pi-
cardy is likely to have a big In
fiuence on the situation along the
Aisne-Vesle line, where there has
been no great change in the past
twenty four hours.
The Americans improved their po-
sitions slightly by heavy attacks. but
for the most part were busy repui-
sing German counter attacks. Five
of these enemy assaults were broken
up to-day. Our artillery stopped the
first two. The third reached our
lines. but the infantry threw them
back in a hand to hand struggle.
The next two were repulIed by rifie
and machine gun FIRE.
The bridgehead at Fismes was
widened during the day. c-e city is
now entirely cleared OF Germans, who
have been hunted out OF cellars and
dugouts and captured or exter-
minated.
News of the Plcardy attack Is be-
ing received with great ENTHUSIASM by
the Americans One doughboy ex-
pressed the sentiments OF his COM
panions as follows:
The German is getting like a horse.
Now he is beginning to kick. The
British are out to put a twist on his
nose and shut his wind of. Then
well start going here again"
BODY OF DEAD U. S. FLYER
STRIPPED BY GERMANS.
The body Of an American aviator,
missing since July Is, was found un-
buried near Dormans ION the Marne).
1t had been stripped by Germans and
the Identification tags were missing.
His cap, concealed beneath his ma
chine, enabled the Americans to
identify him.
Michigan and Wisconsin soldiers
who took part in the fight that drove
the Germans across the Vesle say
they ran into many machine guns
being fired by men with the Red
Cross on their arms. One lieutenant
came in with the knees clean out of
his trousers, where machine gun bull
let's had nipped him. There was
scarcely a man but had a bullet hole
through his clothes somewhere. Many
had lost puttees and coats, and
fought virtually bare-armcd and
bare legged.
Father Dunnigan OF Lapeer. Mich.
said he buried one boy he found with
three dead Germans about him. The
boys rifle was covered with blood.
Apparently ne had fought a bayonet
battle against many Germans and
had accounted for three OF them be-
fore he had fallen himself
ALLIES HAVE RECLAIMED 1900
SQUARE KILOMETRES.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ON
THE VESLE, Aug. ASSOCIATED
Press).-In their offensive since July
Is the Allies have regained approx
mately 1900 square kilometres. More
than 200 villages and towns. including
scissors, Chateau-Thierry and Fis-
mes. are again in the hands OF the
Allies. The front has been shortened
by fifty-three kilometres (about thir-
ty-three miles).
Information that the German
soldiers had been ordered to destroy
all property possible, particularly
chateaus and houses OF good appear
ance. during the retreat from the
Marne Is In possession OF the French
and Americans. 1t came from several
sources, a detailed account being fur
The evening world., 1918-08-09
GERMAN ARTILLERY ATTACKS
AGAINST FRENCH In CHAMPAGNE
Attempted Enemy Raids in Regions of Prosnes,
Souain and Elsewhere Are Failures
FRENCH REPORT

PARIS Aug 9-FOlowing the text Of odays War Office state
ment:
"Tbee change on the battlefront south Of the Somme.
"Dming the night there good deal of activity the part of
the artillery forces the Champagne The Germans undertook
several raids in the regions of Prosnes the Mountain Without Name and
Sqlan They rpulsed."
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U. 8. Aero Club Awards Medals 10
AyIatOra,

PARIS. Aug. s.-The FOREIGN sSr-
vice Committee OF the Aero Club Of
America has awarded the war medal OF
the club to tho following avlators
Belgian--IIeut. Willy Coppens. British
Major Edward Mannock. Major James
d. McCudden. Capt. Roderick S. Dallas
and Capt Henry w. Woolett. Halian-
Lieut. Fuilio Barcchini and Capt. Ruffo
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AMERICANS WIN LOCAL FIGHTS
NORTH OF The VESLE RIVER
Gen. Pershing Tells Washington His Troops
Have Gained More Ground in Latest Attack.
AMERICAN REPORT

WASIN0TON SGen Pershings yesterday
says:
combats resulting q gain
OF or
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PARIS B0MBARDED AGAIN.
sheilinE by German Ions Range
Guns ls Continued.

PARIS. Aug. 9.-rhe Paris region
was again under bombandment to-day
from the German lonE-ranss cannon.
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Finckenstein to destroy everything
within their power. Similar orders
also were issued by lieutenants to
bombers.
EVIDENCE OF HEAVY GERMAN
LOSSES OF MEN.
\ An idea Of the heavy losses suf-
fered by the Germans in the fighting
In the Marne pocket is given by Ger
man documents in possession OF
French and American officers, having
been taken from German officers
and men and obtained in various
other ways since tho Allied offensive
began on July IS.
One regiment lost one-third of It's
effectives in one day. Other units
were reduced by one-half in the
fighting up to July 20.
The 5oth Division, q crack unit. was
ordered into battle to stop the pres
sure OF the French in the valley OF
the Ardre. 1t was a regiment of this
division which lost one-third OF It's
number on July %. The next day the
SOhiudHueT Oh tHe lOtn company re-
ported he had been reduced TO thirty
five men. The commander OF the
18th Company declared no one was
left in the Seventh Company. In
other battallons OF the regiment
similar conditions were reported.
Prisoners say the s9th Regiment lost
from so to rs per cent. OF its effec-
tives in three days.
On July "a the SGD Regiment was
compelled to form three companies
OF its three battalions put back into
the line. Before engaging in the
battle the companies of another di-
vision consisted OF eighty men each,
many being nineteen year-old boys.
As a result OF losses the division was
reduced by one-half by July 20. In
the region OF Fere-en- Tardenois one
regiment OF the 22d Division was re-
duced to three companies.
The number OF erfectives in the
average German company is now
about ninety men, exclusive OF Of
fcers and supplementary noncom-
misSioned officers.
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ENGLISH OFFICER KILLED.
Auto Accident Fatal 20 Capt
Becker of British Misaion.

CAMP SHERMAN. o.. Aug. Capt.
&c. II. Becker. member OF the British
Foreign Mission, Vls killed early this
morning In an automobile accident near
the artillery rang"
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AMERICANS ABOVE The VESLE
IMPROVE THEIR POSITIONS;
CHEERED BY PICARDY DRIVE
German Machine Guns Fired by Men With the
Red Cross on Their Arms-Orders
to Destroy PropertY

nished by a deserter from tho Fourth
Prussian Guard Division.
The deserter said that sappers had
been ordered by Gen. Finck Won
Finckenstein to destroy everything
within their power. Similar orders
also were issued by lieutenants to
bombers.
EVIDENCE OF HEAVY GERMAN
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TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No cmss Of people devotcs as
much time to beauty as do uc-
tresses. and no class must DO moro
careful to retain and develop their
charms. Inquiry develops the in
formation that In hair caro- they
find IT dangerous to shampoo with
any makeshift hair cleanser. The
ma jority say that to have the best
hair wash and scalp stimulator at
Il cost of about three cents, one
need only get II package of Can
throx from your druggist: dissolve
tcaspoonful In a cup of hot water
and your shampoo Is ready This
maj eS enough shampoo liquid to
apply il to all tho hair instead of
just the top Of the head. After it's
use the hair dries rapidly, with uni
form color. Dandrun. excess oil
and dirt are quickly dissolved and
entirely disappear when you rinse
the hair. After this your hair will
be SO fluffy it will look much
heavier than 1t is. It's luster and
softness will delight you. while the
stimulated scalp gains the health
which insurcs hair growth.-Ady. -
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ORANGE

ORANGE. Va. September 9SGMrs
William II. Boliin. am daughter. Miss
orange have returned to WASHINGTON
and arc now guests 1T the White
House
alrs Eicnard Rawlings has returned
from visit to her sister in NcsuviuS.
Rockingham County.
Major George =. Young. his. VIII" and
daughter. Miss Catherine: Of Norfolk.
Mrs Il i Fierce has re,urnod to
her home ia Hamilton. l.oudoun
County. after "a visit TO her daughter.
Mrs. l. q GraSty.
Shorty for liampden sidney college
whore he viii enter for tho session
Miss Anne Jerdonc. daughter of MIR
and Mrs. Frank Lcrdonc. trained
nurse with hospital unit. is now in
Miss Minnie stephens is visiting
relatives in Roanoke and Farmvillc
I; " ArmSsntrout, .'r.. son OF Nj
AZ at |' ESdford this " session. or WAGON
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Harper and two
children Of Washington have been
on Main street
Miss Grace Rouse. OF Remington,
visited her brother. DR.. Hubert Rouse,
on Marshall Heights this week..
rented their farm in this county and
have moved to Orange to spend the
winter.
j. Randolph Marshall of Washing
mother. Mrs Z. l.. Marshall.
Misses Mary. Lewis and Fannie Cren-
shaw attended The marriare OF their
George Z. iIaw in Richmond last
week.
Mrs Ecttic Miller, 40 has been
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Visiting her brother. Rev. !. s Mans
hvoush. left this week Tor Culpepcr
Roy ". Carter. OF Washington. spent
he weekend at his home here.
MISS Lucy Lawrence Lyme left Satur-
day for Annapolis where she Will spend
the winter.
Or. Walker Walters. OF Iynchburg
son of Mrs. Jane Walters. has received
his commission as Captain and left
this week for For, Oglcthorpc to enter
training.
Mrs. George l.andon Browning spent
several days III Richmond this week.
visiting her daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Ransom.
pr. K. NJ. Harris and family are on q
visit to relatives in Fredericksburg.
Attorney Y. l.. Shacklcford. of phila-
delphta. has been on u visit 10 hts
parents. Judge and Mrs. George $.
Shack lcford
Mrs. Latmcr = Macon left on Tues
day FOR Scwicklcy. Pa. to attend the
funeral of Charles I',uison. who died
on Monday at u hospital there.
Mrs. J. w. McSsick left this week
for Tennessee 10 visit relatives From
there she will 20 10 New York TO join
her husband vino has accepted posi-
ticn in that city.
Mrs. J. &. Stcigel. of liarr.sonhurg.
formerly of Orange has been on Il
visit here this week.
Judge John T. rutherford. OF Gooch-
land spent several days in Orange the
past week
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WINCHESTER


Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA, september IS
Mrs. Edward iIamlin has returned to
Marion. Mass after visiting her
mother. Mrs. Holmes Conrad
Mrs. Il. Gray Williams has returned
from Baltimore and Washington.
Mrs. {. X. Bowers has returned to
Richmond, after visiting Miss Lou
Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Prince. Baltimore.
nave been visiting relatives here.
Mrs. II. Clay pcGrancc has returned
from Mannheim. Pa
Mrs. j. L. Baker has been spending
the week in Baltimore.
Miss Elizabeth Stcck is in Washing
ton Tor the winter
Miss Mary Worthinctor Wen; to
Frederick, Md. this week.
Miss Virginia Marshall Baker is In
Baltimore for the winter
Mrs. w. l.. King and Mrs. Wri:
HauSbroush have returned 10 Front
Royal Va; after visiting Mrs. :. Ii.
Hansbrough.
rr. William +. Greene. Noun, Yer.
non. y. y is visiting his brother-in-
law and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. George T..
Norton.
Mrs. William N. Atkinson. Washing
ton. is visiting friends in town.
Mrs, 6. Carroll Todd and her dauEht-
or have returned I" Washington. after
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spending the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bowiy
Mrs. NJ. w. Kremer has been visiting
bcrsburg. Pa.
;, Miss Belle v, Watson has gone TO
Mrs. Edward Giles. Washington. is
VISITING her brother and sistcr-in- law
MI and Mrs, John RI. Seal. Sr.
MISS Saiphurnia Brubakcr has gone
Mrs. Lewis II. Hyde and her chill
arcn nave returned from EdEartown.
MaSS. where they passed the summer.
Mrs. John &. Mclenbacher has re-
turned TO Wnntachcc. Wash. after
spending the summer with her mother,
Mrs. Fannie Fugitt
MT. and Mrs. l.. l.. Fansler have been
N'Sinns reIativcs i'm Roanoke. Va.
MT. ana Mrs. n. {. Gerhart have re-
turned to Clarksville Tenn, after
visiting tho Misses burgess
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nd father. Professor Frank p Bront,
opened kilmarnock High School ro-

father. Professor Frank p. Bront.
Gently.
Archie Beane. OF Lancaster. is In tho
Ky.
Gillian Davenport, of Lancaster
who is superintendent of the regular
army T =, :, cost -a3cc;ountinE department..
=. w. DogRett. of Millcnbcck. Is
now corporal in the marines.
Thomas Ncale. of Norfolk. is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Austin Neale. in
Heathsvill0
Mrs. Hayden and daughter. Marie.
of baltimore. accompanied by Miss
Laura Sydnor recently visited Mr.
and Mrs 3. NJ. Sydnor
Mrs. w. +. Mcgin. OF "Eorthumber-
land House." has gone to Newport
News TO spend some time with her
husband. who is stationed there: Later
she Will visit Mrs. Page in Norfolk
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Coleman Of
Hampton. who have been visiting In
Rccdsville. were guests or MIR. Richard
Coleman and MIR. b. +. perciful for II
short while.
Miss Grace Crowther. OF Avalon. has
Il position in Baltimore.
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MORTHUMB ERLAND

tiEATHSV!LLE. VA. September 2S.
MISS Lucille Brown. who has bccn
X. l.. Brown. of Browns Store. has
gone TO her teaching duties at Clifton
station.
Miss Grace Hurst Is home from
Washington on visit to relatives
near Eilmarnock
Mrs. J. Harper Brent, of Jackson
willie. Tenn. is visiting DR. and Mrs.
~ NJ. Brent. at Roanoke" their home.
Miss Helen Brent. kilmarnock. has
gone to Covington. Va. TO teach. Her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-09-29

Beautiful soft. GLOSSY. healthy hair,
and lots OF il, Is q simple matter for
those who use Partisan sage. This
harm less, Inexpensive, dclicatcly per
fumcd. and non greasy. invic0rator is
sold ut all good drug and toilet cOun-
ters Re sure YOU get tho genuine
Partisan sage tGirouX'S). as that has
the Inoncy-back guarantee printed on
every packare.-Adv.
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IL your hair is getting thin or YOU
arc troubled with daudvlIT a. itching
scalp. use Partisan sage daily for a
week and YOU viii surely he surprised
TO see how quickly II stops yOUr hair
from falling ana removes every sign
of dandrun and itching scalp.
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Sykca-MOOrc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, September 2S.---
Al the homo of the bride High
street on Thursday. September 10.
Miss Willie Evelyn Moore, daughter OF
Mrs. Mary l.. Moore. was married to
Joel Prince Sykes of this city. Rev.
l.. NJ. Roper. d. d., OF tho FIRST Baptist
Church ofiiciated. After q trim TO
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Before going 10 bed rub little
Partisan Sage into my scalp" says q
woman whose luxurious. soft AND
hury hair is greatly admired This
keeps my hair from being dry. brittle
or scragrly. helps it to retain it's nat
ural color and beauty. and makes IT
easy to dress attractivcIy"