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comedy. with a. Seymour Brown and
company Petty Rcat and Brother,
moments musical: William Hallcn
and Ethel Hunter. singers; Silvcrs
and Berger. comedians; La Temple
and company. magicinns, and the
twelfth episode of "The Great Gam
BILE"
STOCK
ORPHETN-"Sis Hopkins" Rose
Mclville's greatest success. will give
Mae Desmond an opportunity for
some very light but appealing com
cdy after the tensity of Madame y.
The story Of gawky country girl
and her "cdicatiou." Frank Fielder
has coed role.
NINSTRELS
DT NONT'S--Clevcr topical traves-
ties on questions of the day trans
lated into blackface humor. New
songs and Jest will mark the historic
first part. Emmet Wclch will con
tribute silver toned tenor solos and
Bennie Franklin and the others will
offer typical comedy
BrRLESQtE
PEOPLES Dave Marion's "Owr
Company" in new two-act extra
vaganza. "Stageland, cf which tn,
star is the author and in which h,
will take his familiar role Of 'Snuffy.
Babe La Tour Will Ward, Agnc'
Rehler and Inez De Ncdicr nrc it
support =. Dodd Ackerman has
painted the seven scenic sets
BIJOr-Charlcs Robinson. with hi'
"Pnrisinn Flirts." will offer the on.
tertainment. 4 rapidly moving two
net extravaganza is promised and ,
lively chorus. The star has sur
rounded himself with bevy of vel i
known burlcsouers and some recruits
from the musical comedy stage.
TROCA DERO-"B Broadway Bellies. I
favorite organization. will bring al
entirely new show in two acts and NV
elaborate scenes, The cast include
such well known performers as Vie
toria Kaye. Joe Marks. Billie Har
ris. Dollic Davies and Emily Clark
not to mention big chorus.
CASINO-"Hip, Hip. Hurray," l02'
edition. in a two-act piece, 9TH
Doll Hospital" new both as T.
words and music Helen McClain |
the prima donna. Thelma Seayclle
the soubrettc. The Bernard Trio
feminine dancers; Somcrs and Barry
musical comedians, etc, will be seen
COMING ATTRACTIONS
October 13
GARRICE-Dav Waricld, in re
vival of "'The Auctionecr.' the ~
mon Levi. which was his first notabl
characterization.
LNTT-"The Old Homestead.
revival with new scenery, etc. o
an old standby of rural drama. Th
church choir. village band and othe
celebrated features are promised.
| 4 iDELPHI-"Up From Nowhere. /
new American comedy. by Boot
Harrington and Harry Leon Wilson.
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UINSTRELS

DF MONT T'S--Clevcr topical travcs-
ties on questions of the day trans
lated into blackface humor. New
songs and Jest will mark the historic
first part. Emmet Wclch will con
tribute silver toned tenor solos and
Bennie Franklin and the others will
offer typical comedy.
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ORPHETN TN-"Sis Hopkins. Rose
Mclvilles greatest success. will give
Mae Desmond an opportunity for
some very light but appealing com
cdy after the tensity of Madame y.
The story of gawky country girl
and her "cdicatiou. Frank Eicdcr
has coed role
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
AMHERST

T HpT,eSc Ia n. to The Times Dispatch
Ora Moody left "Wednesday for Roa a
"oMe, where she will make her home.
MISS Nora Lyons. Of Monroe. was
ne weekend guest of Miss Ruth
Lieutenant Canm Drummond spent
, me week end with his sister. Miss
hiZabetn Drummond. near Orange.
MISS corrinc Watts left Sunday for
Washington, where she has accepted n
position in the war risk insurance de-
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Scott. Jr.. and
10 Hcckley. w. Va. after visiting reJa-
head NJ Mountain View returned TO
III. University last Saturday.
Thomas Whitehead is III OF !nnuenza
bu, is doing well. Mrs Whitehead.
Miss Mary Whitehead and Carter and
Kate Whitehead haze recover and are
GINA, Was The guest cues las, Week Of
frnnk Fnuc"tt near clifford
H. g, loving spen, the week-end
Mrs.. a: !, burks left SUNDAY for
visit her daughter. Mrs. Miller,
spent tho week with his family
near Sandidges.
Moncure Campbell, OF Roanoke. spen,
ne week end With his family at Mrs.
o V. Hangers.
Morris rarr. of Tye River. spent
sunday With friends in the village.
Miss Mary Scott returned TO Hay
sral days al her hcms-herc
Mrs. Ken, Richeson lef, Tuesday for
Gordonsvi!i:. where re VIII be the
guest OF relatives.
Mrs. NJ 6. Deaborn. who has been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia. re-
turned home Monday.
1..Nt nf l.
here last Thursday on business
Lieutenant Clarence cox, who has
Just returned from France. has re
now visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
x. VI COZ
Miss lnez Wood went to Charlot,,es-
vile Wednesday, for consultation
Lieutenant Z. Il. Harrison is visiting
relatives IN Norfolk.
Mrs. G. ". pearhon spen! the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Moore
Miss Beverly Aicock spent the week
end AT hc:' home near Clifford.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid and Missionary Societies
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Bessie T.. Ware ON &C
coun; Of the influenza situation this
was the frs, meeting that had been
held for scvcra! months.
The students OF Sweet Briar College.
who have RESPONDED generously 20
every call which has been extended
for war relief. have raised $3.50 for the
benefit of the Armenian sufferers. Con-
trjbutions from other sections OF the
county are coming in. and ii is hoped
that tho fun quota of $1,000 viii be
raised In the near future.
Rev. John Il. Mathews. an Episcopal
minister, who died at Saltville this
week is pleasantly remember 1T Am.
herst on several occasions in tho past
he conducted missions at the Asccn-
sion Church here.
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SOUTH BOSTON
Special to The Times Dispatch. !

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
VS. soGTlI BOSTON VA, January 55.-
home in Mullens. 5. c., after visiting
her mother. Mrs. 4. p; willingham.
90 Mr.: and nd, Mrs r. , T. C. Wright spent
Houston Neal. of Danville. has To-
Gated mere with his brother. l.. H. Neal
who is proprietor Of Ncars Furniture
Theodore Adams. Jr.. who was stu
dent at V. =. /. for naval service. is
now on inactive duty. and expects 20
spend this year at home.
The spirits of>the young people are
reviVing since the strenuous war work
has ceased. and dancing is coming
dance was given at the clubroOm last
Friday night.
Melvin Lovelace and his brother. Ber-
nard Lovelace. who are from Halifax
county and have served in the L. S.
Army had the pleasure OF spending
Thanksgiving Day. together. The for
is convaicscinr in q hospital near Bor-
deauX. France. The latter was a gun
ncr on submarine chaser.
number % her friends on Tuesday night
a. dance. which was very much en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. W. willlngham have
recently moved into their handsome
new bungalow on Main Street.
Mrs. J. H. East has returned to her
home at Al,avis,a. VA
Bcnjamin Blo1nt of Mount Laurel.
Va. was a visitor here this week
a prohibition rally was held here
Tuesday night. when addresses were
mad by former Governor Malcolm K.
Patterson. Of Tennessee. and Rev.
David Hepburn. OF Richmond. a large
audience attended the meeting, which
was held at the Baptist Church.
y meeting was held a. the Baptist
Church sunday night in behalf of the
Armenian Relief Fund. Splendid talks
We're made by I. s. Williamson and
Lieutenant Brown both of Danvillc
Misses Evelyn Whitmorc. Mia Evans
Mary Armistcad. Dorothy Webb and
HALLE Jordan spent last weekend in
I.yrchburg.
Miss Marjorie Thompson. OF Scots
burg. Va. has returned to her home,
after spending some time at Halcyon
Hospital.
II. j. REM. who was with the naval
aviator CORPS. has located here since
being mustered out
Mrs. McNair slower and Mrs. George
StoNer are visiting In Richmond.
Mrs. Francis Ildleberger. Of Nor
folk. is visiting her sister, Mrs. /. Is.
Briggs.
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county. when las, heard from. had II

Arthur *. Atcyah. who left Syria
twenty years ago, leaving his parents
and one sister Is In Washington. u. c..
trying to perfect plans by which lie
may pc enabled to go az once TO Syria
70 bring his people back with him. on
saturday last he received a letter from
his SISTER. who said assistance rendered
Syria by America had greatly amelio-
rated their Suncrngs
Rev; Il. w. Billings. Of the Baptist
thurch. was called on Tuesday to Chat
nam; where his brother. wife and three
children were i'll with pneumonia. The
brother. David r. billings, was some
wnat better. and so was one OF the
children. but the mother and two chill
artn were very Ill.
Emmett Morris. of West Point. who
has made several trips In transporta-
tiop service between America and
france during, and since the war has
enlisted FOR four years in the navy.
Or. Charles Bray, of the medical de-
partment of the navy. who returned
this week with transportload Of SOL
diers. Is visiting his parents here
Rev. IL. T. Clarke and family have
arrived IN town. and have moved into
inc parsonage. He rs the newly APP
pointed minister FOR this church
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has announced these rules to DC fol-
lowed by people to make funds avail
aplc Tor the purchase of the national
April:
|. VIII not quit. blu, will push my
personal job in helping clean up the
,. 4 will buy wisely. save sanely and
invest securely. and will insist upon
getting 100 cents value for every dol
3. Will take tho "ir' out OF Life
and make II build up Thrift
A. i WI. have Il personal share I'm
my countrys victory finance
). l will have enough sand to hold on
to the slippery dollar.
g. win increase my savings. not
TO- morrow. or next day. but now.
saving. ! am my own biggest asset
); VIII not sell my government Sc
curities for mess OF pottage.
2. viii Join the Get Ahead move
ment. such as one OF the government
saving societies.
10. will not let tho "War-is-over'
iuea make make me unEratetul TO those who
nave Fought and BLEED for Liberty.
peace table with my heart. brains. la
oors Gnconrasement and money.
-, e s,d,n w,,t em mp Al practical means
pocket book. which undcrmines the
foundation of family success and save
through war savings stamps, thrift
other safe measures
10. will make thrift a happy habit
and solid business which secures
continuous profit from the spending of
money wisely.
IA. / will remember that thrift is
one Of the great lessons taught by
the war.
Is. will no; set aside my newly
acquired habits of thrift and sacrifice.
Lut will carry on" with greater zeal
and enthusiasm than ever before.
16. Will keep 'a~7itten account of
what / buy, study IL weekly. and try
TO reduce my, foolish spending. and
increase my ability to buy wisely
II. will look ahead and not allow
my impulse to spend thoughtlessly rob
Inc OF some big opportunity or advance
:ment which may come in the future.
/ Will save for a Turn Around Fund"
which will enable me to meet an uneX-
pected need. or better. an unexpected
opportunity.
IS. | will save, not through miser,i-
ness or to support future laziness-bu,
10 live well now and in the future
ID ] VIII conserve my time, my en-
ergy and my money. that may work,
without financial worry, with a clear
head and fresh vision.
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tables and md DR. Drink out Of "p glass. and
nothinE-absolutely nothing. was Ma
1t was all so Unnecessary. There were
plenty of old orange boxes and tw"
or thr r,, quite useful tin mugs which
treats not to mention really fine tin
plate which. very nbsard'y. was kept
You bet soon altered all that.
And at niEht-shall I eyer forget the
tourturcs OF that feather bed. OF
course, knew shouldn't sleep a wink
stairs to bed. but when Il realized T
was TO spend the whole night with q
door anticipated a breakdown
didn't sleep Il wink. AS soon as
dawn came coilarcd my old-all out
OF the bathroom. put on my steel he'll
met and went down to the yard for n
wash.
The only bucket could find was full
OF potatoes ito Why eant peonis use
tatoss in in H BUCKET Hpe And i | Knew the
bath was empty.
/, fel, much better after my ,swill.
; ana set co to work work to make myself de-
found four old boxes in the coal
h honss and and, took them down int the
eating table. bookcase and chair
As there were half dozen empty
we'll of for candlesticks.
Oh, Lord it was qnietE,absoiqte,y
lifted the grating and started shooting
Goals down.
1t was Gne This old bean felt al
most happy II was just az good as
''n.c-nincS.
heayed sigh of JOY and turned
When woke UP felt TT again No
more civilized hardships for me.
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To be possessed of n head of heavy.
beautiful hair; soft, lustrous, fluffy,
wavy and free from dandruff is merely
matter of using a little Danderinc
1t is easy and inexpensive to have
nice. soft hair and lots Of it. Just get
u small bottle OF Knowltons Danderine
now-it costs but a few cents-all drug
stores recommend it-apply little as
directed and within ten minutes there
will be an appearance of abundance,
freshness. huifiness and an incompar-
able gloss and lustre. and try as you
will You can not find trace OF dandruff
or falling hair; but your real surprise
will DO after about two weeks USE
when You will see new hair-fine and
downy at first--yes-but really new
hair-sproutlng out all over your scalp
-Danderine is. we believe. the only
sure hair grower, destroyer Of dandruff
and euro for itchy scalp. and il never
tails to stop falling hair at onco.
IL you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is. moisten a cloth
with little Dandcrine and carefully
draw 1t through your hair-taking one
small strand at a time. Your hair will
be soft. glossy and beautiful In just
= fcw moments-a delightful surprise
awaits everyone who tries this-Adv.
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So l have buckled on my pneumonia
Jacket and cap comforter. and am risk
ing the rigors OF responsibility in tho
The fact is that my three years In
Eranec have turned me into a hybrid
For thos" who'vc forgotten their al
zebra. a trogloditc Is "A sortjof animat-
rh l@ss HOBBY Sho an, has aaop,ea
seaS%eII; so%S loves i" 5 dark p ans
and eats flies from choice. Strike the
difference between these two and you
hit me.
The first thing to do to preserve your
heaith ~ 10 Keep clear OF the bath
room. Bathrooms are a danger Why
tolerate them when you'v. got a bucket
Then cominandeer the cellar. | didn't
i iSere selfish ans III, II doing This as believe
enough hardships myself. and consider
real comfort my right, so it's tho cell
! had good deal of back chat from
my wife In the matter OF meals and
T0ox.ns; out mere again reminded
food. ~ ne most indulgence In
was asked TO ca, becfsteak. chicken.
tally hrm in this respect. IL I had
eaten any OF that sort OF stun / should
on pork and beans. bully and Mac
Then my LIES happiness was threat
cned by plates, dishes and cutlery I,
wasn't criminal stupidity and wiifui in.
uulsence on my wife'S part-just
thing " i'll strike you at once. If YOU
believe 1t. But it's fact. was ex-
pccted to cat my meals off china
endeavored to tolctate il for the
first meal. hut the abominable scrapc
or disgustingly clean knife against
the beastly glaze of the plate shattered
my nerves for the rest OF the day
My discomfort was increased by hav-
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SOCIAL LIFE or STATE:
IN CRISP PARAGRAPHS
PERSONAL and Brief Items Gathered
by Scores OF Reporters From
All Sections.
INTERESTING SOCIETY EVENTS
activities Of State During Week
Largely Conferred on Raising
Money for Armenian and Syrian
Relief.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]


ASHLAND. VA. January 25.-Lieu-
tenant and Mrs. Walter Pennington
nave gone to Newport News to visit
relatives before returning to their
nome in Pennington Cap. Lieutenant
bennington was commandant of Ran
dolph- Macon College.
Miss Ada w. Shields. OF Jersey City.
~ d.. VIII arrive next week TO visit
'hc Misses llerndon.
Mrs. !. y. Vaughan has returned to
ner home here. after Il visit to rcla-
'ivcs near GOrdonsvillc.
MRS. .. {. FordrcN and children. OF
iiuthcr Glen. spent the past ten days
mere IN The home of Mrs. G. =. Jones.
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. T.. W. Tay-
Tor. In Richmond.
Ensign ana Mrs. John Wightman are
VISITING Mrs. y. g. Wightman. Mr..
W!Shtman has just received his com
mission at the school for ensigns New
Miss Audrey Graham. of Norfolk
MSS Midyctte and Ralph Midyettc. of
richmond. were recent guests of Mrs.
Hall Canter
Mrs. Il. l.. Il. Goodwin is a guest in
'h: nome of Rev. T.. l.. Goodwin. -. -.
Mrs. George Patton. Of Darlington,
>. e. Is visiting Mrs. Charles Stcbbins
~ hcr home on Railroad Avenue
:. mrs. w *. l.. Goodwin. of Rochester.
~ D.: has arrived to be the guest OF
friends in Ashland
MAJ LANCASTER, Of the l.. &. Military
Atddeny, West Point. y. y. is home
cent Illness
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FARMVlLLE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
FARMVIlLEj VA. January, 2'-Mrs
visit TO relatives in South Richmond.
Luther Wells. OF 'Richmond. and Rev.
II. Q. Pfieffcr were guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs !. j. Powell is on a visit to
Ter home people In Oxford. y. c.
Mr. and Mrs. w, r. Nenable were re.
"a a Student at the Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute.
Rev. c. p Holbrook was in Wash
ington this week on business for the
i. w Sanford. Jr.. has accepted a
position with the Hobbie Co. Of:
Roanoke. and left this week 10 take up
robert Warwick. Of the United States
Navy, has beer visiting relatives this
G. il. Burr, of Blacksburg. has been
IN recent visit TO friends here
Mrs. Howard NJ. EIoge. OF Richmond,
stale president of the w. C. Il. L., will
address the The. public at the Methodist
be the he guest Of Mrs ". H. Burger rye ;"
Miss Claudine Morng spent the past
week end with friends in Crewe.
j. X. Martin was called to Rocky
Mount. Va. this week on account of
the death of her brother, Oma Mar
Mrs; Pat!ic Hubbard. of Rice. and
Roanoke. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs L. L. French last Saturday.
j. l.. Moring. Miss Gladys Guthridge
and +. f.. Oliver. of Crcwc, were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Layne
last week.
Mrs. w. II. Hubbard. of Rice, visited
relatives here this week.
The death of Mrs. c. l.. Baltimore
occurred AT her home near Farmvllc
Of Influenza. She left II husband and
little daughter.
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eyes that wouldn't focus right. Tn
fact. Polly grew so eloquent that the
friend promised to go to G.. l.. Hall
that very day and be quite ready soon
TO enjoy Billy Sunday fully.
W HEN Polly dropped in at the
w nOICE STUDIO To find out
when Isabel could bring her two young
sters to have the photographs taken
which all the relatives in distant States
were awaiting, il was with dire mis-
EiVinSS in her heart. She was too we'll
acquainted with Bobby and Dickey not
to be quite sure that by the time lisa
bel got them dressed and deposited at
the studio. fresh suits and more face
washing would he in order, and then
by the time the second operation WAS
over. She feared for the dispositions
or the entire family. But the greeting
or the gracious young woman in the
reception room, and indeed the very
atmosphere of the honey place began
to dispcl Polly's gloom. She was al
most sure that something would han
pen to save Isabel and the Riddles from
the ordeal she was anticipating for
them. After Il few minutes convcrsa-
ton with the new manager. who has
had many years experience in New
York studios. Polly contidcd to him all
the charminEly impossible characteris-
tics of Bobby and Dickey. Instead of
he explained the new home por-
traiture work. which is being inau-
gurated in Richmond in true metro
politan style by Mr. and Mrs. MacAdam,
who have just come from the famous
Campbell studios. on Fifth Avenue.
brimful OF new ideas and Scotch cni- |
cheney. When Polly found that illness
had caused an afternoon sitting to be
cancelled. she tclephoned her friend to |
have the boys ready, and she and MIR. !
and Mrs. MacAdam sailed forth for
what seemed to Polly a real lark in |
photography.
Isabel was pleased beyond words |
when she found that the children could
be taken in their own nursery. Bobby |
at once made friends with the |
strangers. but Dickcy rather doubted |
their right to invade his sanctum, and |
SHE'D toward tho far end of the window
seat Then Mrs. MacAdam related to |
the approachable Bobby strange sto-
ries. mimicking the animals of which |
she was telling. Dickey began to edge |
closer and closer and finally landed |
squarely in the strange lady's lap. !
When the boys had been photographed |
in all the most attractive parts of the |
nursery. Mrs. MacAdam suggested TAX
ing them against the background of an |
old fashioned doorway of which Isabel |
and isabcfs mother and grandmother |
in their turn were all proud-and not |
unduly.
"Of course the pictures are wonder |
full" Polly told US the day the proofs |
came, for the boys couldn't help but |
look natural in the midst of their
everyday surroundings"
When Polly's out flown readers
want her to get for them articles from |
the stores about which she writes IL !
they Will just write enclosing one of |
those expensive threc-ccnt stamps she |
n a Int Ia,
help solve the shopping problem, by
having the stores send the desired ar |
ticlcs. Address Polly's Corner, Times
Dispatch, Richmond. Va.
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Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Gases, or
Upset Stomach---P ape's D!apepsin
Instant Relief Neutralizes stomach acids so food
can digest properly harmless, pleasant antacid.

Sour. gassy. upset stomach. indiges-
ton. heartburn, dyspepsia; when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
upsets you: your head aches and you
feel sick and miserable. that's when you
realize the wonderful acid neutralizing
power in Papc's Diapepsiu. 1t makes
all such stomach misery. due to acidity.
vanish in five minutes.
If your stomach is in continuous
rcvolt-if YOU can't get il regulated.
please. for your sake, try Pape's Dia-
uepsin. It's SO needless to have an acid
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stomachSmakc your next meal a fav-
oritc food meal. then take a little Dia-
pepsin. There will not be any distress
eat without fear. It's because Papc's
Diapepsin really does" swecten out-of-
order stomachs that gives it It's millions
of sales annually.
Get large tifty-ccnt case of Papc's
Diapepsin from any drug store. 1t is
the quickest surcst antacid and stom-
;>ch relief known. 1t acts almost like
magic-it is scientific, harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every homc.-Adv
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WEST POINT

Especial to The Times Dispat ch.l
WEST POINT VA; January 25.-The
collection for the relief Of the Syrians
and Armenians resulted In raising S3l5
from the First Baptist Church 1854. 35
from the Methodist Church: $57 from
the Catholic Church. and S3025 from
the Christian Church. that. with some
funds in hand from other sources will
make over 500 raised in West Point.
The superintendent for King William
County including West Point, was only
$3.50. Colossc Baptist Church. in tho
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HARD TO ADJUST HOME
TO "COMFORTS" OF WAR
Soldier From Overscnn Lets His Imncf-
nation Dwell Upon the Pant De-
lights of Life In n DuEout.
ny L.. WOODWARD.

an to-datc villa with four walls
and roo: is NO doubt fine for robust
folk bursting with health. but my con-
situiion wont stand ii. am one of
those delicate plants from foreign
parts. | have to coddle myself AS soon
as reached home from France suG-
Eested TO my wife that I take up my
quarters in the garden frame. But she
wouldn't hear to IT, having planted
some precious seeds therein
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TREASURY OFFICIALS
GIVE OUT THRIFT HINTS
Asks Everyone Save Money Vow to BE
Prepared to Purchnae Liberty
Donds.

WASH1NGTON. January 25--In an
iic.pation of having the public pre-
pared for the next issue OF Liberty
bonds. the savings division OF the
United states Treasury Department