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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

or two is enough. And in connection
with this outing lie should have "A pro-
srammc OF employment suited to
bringing him up against some hard
KNOCKS and the development OF his
muscles. mind and morale.
II is very easy to mistake that nat
ural tired telling" which is common
I" nearly all in early summer and re-
gard II is Il matter of actual overwork
and fatigue. Just ut this point the
ignorant parent is likely to Weld to
the whine of the hiE. soft hoy and try
the summrr rvSrrt cure for diSea Sc
that shon:d have a strong dose of
something like harvest field perspIra-
ton.
And so. if YOU have carclcssly per-
mltt"d your big boy to slip away to
a summer OF idlcncss. recall him AT
once. Tolerate the disgrace no longer
k"dcem your son and yourself by put
ting him At something that is really
worth while
The great world OF common affairs
l. calling so pcrSiStently for workers.
mighty stream OF young humanity
rushcS into shop and field early each
morning and comes out tired. dusty
and honest each evcninE-while your
big Softy sips honey dew all day long
with the Swcct-thing summer girls
who arc Of the same INDECENT quality
as himself
Think OF this. you cn--,ess parent.
and sham" yourself out of il as soon
as possible.
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PULASKI


p ltSSIFscisl to The Tines Dispatch.l
way the suhq ri MEMS R6md Of M Mr.. sea
Mrs. G. II. Snider was the scene n ~ y
most delightful afternoom THURSDAY.
LOT number of children who wer, on
tertaincd by Virginia and Eugene
Snider. The games were cnlivened With
music. The prizes were won by Kath.
crime Dudley and William Thomas. and
Al Ter the awarding refreshments were
SCI yea 20 the forty or more little folks
wh9 responded 10 the invitations. Mrs.
games by Miss Ledgerwood. Of Wash.
Eion, VINO was a guest in the home
s,, MGnc9 ' ,h i'ss dsveloped a ; q re-
deNotees OF the game put on this week
ne hrSt OF series OF elimination con-
tests was begun on Wednesday, after.
noon the playing being on the Maple
shade Inn court one OF the mercsn
iiie houses has offered loving cup
rronE the entrees: II. T. Hiltzheimar
Mats ~ ETrkTifEs; David Laughon: Henry
Waugh r: =. Otey. 100 Upton. stan.
ley stevens, George Elcvin. Cary Laugh
." cs s9a "s snG l f9is'9 . H emilia.
children left Tuesday to reopen MOI
nome al Cleremont, Fla Captain
seas and during his service his famiiy
spent much OF their time Win Mrs
n ,,1alar parents Mr. and Mrs w L.
Of the medical profession at C,lercmoni.
Mr. and Mrs w II ScaCic. Miss
Beulah Dillon and W +. White returned
this week from motor trip 10 Atlantic
Mrs. " s. Gilmer has returned from
an extended visit 20 her mother, Mrs.
MontaEue. AZ CattlettsburG. Ky
Mrs J. W. Cole and sons, james and
William. Of Norfolk. have arrived for
sojour1 At the inu
The Rev ". l.. Balderson Is at Cor
louisville attending the Piedmont En-
campment. lie is on the program for
an address. his subject being The
church in the Breach"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Just Once! Try Dodson's Liver Tone!
Take No CaIome|! Listen To Me!
1t bilious constipated, hcadachy SICK guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickens and salivates.

Stop using calomel! 1t makes you
sick Don't lose n days work IL you
feel lazy, sluggish. bilious or consti-
pa ted. listen to me.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis OF the bones
Calomcl, when IL comes into contact
with sour bile. crashes into Ut, break
Ing il UP. This is when you feel that
awful nausea and cramping. IL you
are "all knocked out" il your liver is
torpid and bowels constipated or Won
have headache. dizziness. coated
tongue. II breath is had or stoma CHI
sour, just try spoonful Of harmless
Dodson's Liver Tone.
Here's my guarantee-Go to any
drug store and get n bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents. Take n
spoonful tonight. and IL 1t doesn't
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
WORK DURING VACATION
ADVOCATED FOR YOUTH
Expert Says Boys Should Have Hard Knocks in Summer
Months to Make Them Fit for Tasks in College,
Advice Given Parents
ny DIR. WILLIAM 4. Mc<EEyr:,,

BY DIR. WILLIAM 4. McNEEVEK
On June 20 DinSmorc and John. each
sixteen years old. finished the same
high school course. and. in a spiritual
sense, they then and there parted
company forever
Three days later Dinsmorc was
neck deep in a harvest field. sweating
like trooper and earning his s. per
day
John idled away tho first week after
msnccment. and then his mamma
rest up for the season and TO be ready
toI next years schooling.
Dinsmore will come back on Sep
temher 10 ready for college. with
hronzed skin. tough muscles. a healthy
appetite. new measure of sclf-rcli-
ance. an enlarged sense OF personal
lcSc career and 5000 to add to his
lean bank account.
John was so tired and worn out.
you know. from his years work in
school" He sleeps Till a late forenoon
hour hen comes forth lansuidlN TO
all dressed up. ii, for party and ready
TO sip honey dew and other sweets
with the perfectly lovely summer girls.
Evenings he swings into the social
whiri. and he faltcrs not until the
weary nerves have tingled themselves
numb.
leCe next September with a soft. ''nut-
fy- ruftieS" appearance. Ills buster and
in the backgrounds of his own mind
there will be a disturbing conscious
ness OF the. emptiness OF the course he
has been following during the sum
mer vacation. 1t Will be especially
hard for him to look Honest Dinsmore
square in the face.
Now. who arc the guilty Of this sin
against American citiZcushiD-thi
turning Of boys head 10 soft things
before his hand and heart have been
turned to the good and the worthy"
OF course a sixteen year-old schoolhoy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
AMERICAN WOMEN HOLD
PEARL AS JEWEL De LUXE
Dealers Report Tremendous Incrcasc
In Snic and Importation of
Good Specimens.

American women have set tho STAMP
of approval on the pearl as the Jewel
de luxe. Dealers in precious stones re-
port tremendous increase i'm their
Importation. ana in some cases 100000
have been offered for one perfect spe-
cimen.
War-strickcn Europe has been forced
to send many Of it's choice pearls to
this country to obtain much needed
cash for the stern necessities of life
and the wives Of rich Americans are
taking advantage of the opportunity
Perhaps the pearl owes some of
IT'S popularity to the fact that il must
be worn TO preserve its luStcr. Strange
to say. if laid away for "A long time
II loses it's wonderful sheen This
striking fact was illustrated a while
ago, when the crown pearls kept in the
Louvre were brought out for sale
:. In Europe the Queen OF Roun,anja
mas long been cnvied for her pearls
and among American women the
pearls Of Mrs. William B.. Leeds rank
among the finest known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03
Come Out
Spend Your Tir

Every housewife is entitled to ]eisure-to the fullest
enjoyment of summer pleasures. Hooser will help you
gain these hours And you have Hooser placed in
your kitchen for ONE DOLLAR You need only select the
model that peases most join the Hoosier Club by pay
ing ONE DOLLAR and it's many conveniences Immediately
peglh 10 cut your work IN half Small amounts each week
soon pay the balance Of Hoosier's moderate price
Come at once and select your Hooser Don't be slave
to a hot kitchen another day.
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

Mrs. s. +. Emmcrson and Miss Emma
EinmerSon. Of PortSmoth. Va, have
Joined Miss Mary Emmcrson and Mrs
:. il. Sylvester. who have been here
for tho past fortnight
Richmond has added To her quota
81 guests Soiournins here: Mrs Rcgi-
nal TimmondS. DR.. Waiter Timmonds.
". Il. thcatwood and Miss Helen Davis.
Miss Davis is under the Chapcronagc
az Mrs. T.. NJ. Collier
Mrs. l.. G. Huff and her two daush-
tcrs, Catherine and Frances are here
Tor a visit Of some length
Friday night was gala night in tho
la II room. for aside from tho usual
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straighten you right up and make you
feel fine and vigorous by morning,
want you to go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale OF calomel be
cause II is real liver medicine, entirely
vegetable. therefore 1t cannot salivate
or make you sick.
guarantee that one spoonful OF
Dodsons Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels OF that sour bile and consti.
pated waste which is clogging your
system and making you feel miserable
guarantee that bottle OF Dodson's
Liver Tone will keep the entire family
feeling fine for months. Give 1t 10
your children. 1t is harmless. doesn't
gripc and they like It's pleasant taste.
Adv.
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dances. large party chaperoncd by
Mrs. Conway motored here from Al
leghany Springs: Major w. Pierce and
rarty from Christiansburg and n
party from Thawsville added to the
already festive scene.
Among the Virginia arrivals this
week are Mrs. Van Lou, Louise Van
Lou. II. 7. BOSWELL IT. Miss Foster
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-03

w. S. Penn. Harris Penn, John Wei.
ford. w. Wexford. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +.
Fulford. G.. Is. Todd, Waller Jameson.
J. Il. Bolts. w. $. Cook, w. c. Craw-
ford. Reginald Koehler. Harriet Penn.
Carson Penn. j. g. Thomas.
From North Carolina are: Mrs. A. t.
Holton. Miss Harriet lIolton. Miss Sue
MCQUEEN and c. u. Mcqueen.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

MO woman likes to talk about it.
~ She would even Ike to forget It
entirely II she could. but the approach
Of old age is soon made manifest TO
her in many ways that cannot be ig-
nored or overlooked And 1t is in the
neck that the very first encroach-
ments are observed.
Look at yourself with critical eyes
Is your neck beginning to look old2
Is the skin growing wrinkled and
Flabby? Is the skin looking yellow?
Is it no longer a source Of pride and
pleasure to wear V-shaped or low
cut gown?
Wen. then. you need not despair. for
the ageing neck is not an infallible
sign OF growing old. It is only one Of
them And you have my assurance
that you can make II look youthful
again. Oh. yes. you cam For proof OF
this let me point you to the great
singing teachers and to the great sing
ers who are their pupils. Almost ev-
cry one OF them-indeed. ! can think
OF no exceptions-has a soft round
white and youthful looking throat
You can have a pretty neck when you
are 70 II you are willing to take lit
tie trouble now.
To do this properly you should be-
gin giving the neck special daily at
tention before you are 80. II were
even better II you began when you
were IS.
First. you must look to its careful
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
California Lifts Ban On Stockingless Bathers
Because Stocking ManufacturersR Raised Prices

TIE ban has been taken off bathingI
1 suits IN the Crescent bay district
Of Los Angeles-which includes Santa
Monica, Venice and Ocean Park. In
the past. a girls bathing suit had to
be Just so. TO pass muster. Now, she
can wear what her own modesty or
immodesty dictates. as long as she
wears q bathrobe when she is on the
sidewalk. On the sand 1t makes little
difference. The result is some strik-
ing costumes. to say the least. and an
absence OF hosiery that ought 10 make
a style shop manager 20 into hys-
terics over the loss Of business
One explanation of this is vouched
for By Jake Miller. manager Of FL
Paso's own White House. The ex-
PLANTATION is that the manufacturers
Of hosiery shut down about a year
ago. when there seemed to be rather
a good supply OF hosiery on the mar
ket and buyers were timid about lay
ing In stocks. for fear that the price
would drop on them. The manufac-
turers did not make any hosiery for
several months and merely filled or
ders from stocks on hand, meantime
purchasing the supplies for making
them When the stock of manufac-
tured articles was exhausted, the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
BIZ LIMA CAVALIER.
The Most Famous Living Beauty.

feeding. Give It at least one good meal
day BY rubbing cold cream literally
into the front OF the neck before retir-
ing. Also, you should look very care
fully to the pose OF your head. II the
head be held proudly. the chin up, the
muscles OF the neck will also be held
firm But II you permit the head 10
droop the neck muscles viii share the
sagginE.
Never lie with the head high. One
small pillow Is enough for any one. II
you can dispense with the small. nat
pillow and lie with the head and feet
on level, 50 much the better for the
neck.
The neck thus trained and with the
additional training OF deep breathing
should never grow old II the neck no
longer retain its firm aspect. then
would advise every woman to take
vocal lessons for herself. even though
she have no liking for music. simply
for the sake Of the beauty OF her neck
The most beautiful necks IN the world
are those OF singers.
However. II these preventive meas
ures have been neglected and the neck
Is gradually losing It's plump round
ness. then I would advise you very
earnestly to have recourse TO that
great body builder-massace There
is special massage for the neck and
II must be intelligently done.
First. strengthen the chin muscles
by pressing firmly upon them with
the a ks OF the hands Turn the
hands with the backs upward and let
the finger tips meet beneath the mid
die OF the chin Press with all your
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

loved To him It was monstrous. IN
necessary. his ideal, his idol. fell at
his feet. shattered. Re felt her slip
ping from him, and the wrench up
rooted his very soul
Caif. Harry New A PitifuI Figure.
Wild with pain. he followed out the
Instinct Of the primal man. he struck
at that which was torturing him. And
with the death OF the girl. I believe
that. strangely. the torture in New s
heart ceased She was dead. but she
still belonged to him
Harry New is TO me a pitiful figure
There IS no escape for him In some
way he must pay the penalty he has
incurred This does not seem 10 bother
him. and in his dreams. II he does
dream. I think he sees not the court
room or the death cell. but a little
home that might have been
And oddly enough. this man. handi-
capped since his BIRTH has given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

strength on the muscles OF the chin.
working backward and upward behind
the ears TO the hair-lina
Second. with the tips OF the fingers
quite meeting at the point OF the col
lar bone in front. draw the hands with
long, slow strokes upward TO a point
beneath the ears This Is a good mus
cle-building movement
Third. slap the neck smartly with
the palms.
Fourth. -iift- the tendons a the
side OF the neck that are Inclined 10
grow more prominent and ~ropey"
each year. This lifting consists IN
seizing the tendons IN a firm grasp
and seeming 70 raise them to meet the
head This Is painful and may even
cause a slight headache at first. but
these are only natures protests
against the unaccustomed- Even ua-
ture IS an old fogy about Innovations
Fifth. grasp the large muscles at
the back OF the neck. connecting with
the shoulders. and lift these also.
Raise them as though Il were your
purpose to place them in the curve OF
the neck This should be followed By
a vigorous kneading Of the muscles
The aim Of these massage move
ments IS to promote circulation In the
neck The yellowish. withered look
ing skin denotes that the blood flows
weakly in that part OF the body. Tbs
flaboy muscles indicate that the mug
cles have not been well exercised A
good developing exercise for the neck
is II let the head lie as far back e.
possible on the shoulders. then roll
slowly froms one shoulder to another.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

his sweetheart. There seems to be but
one answer unwittingly Freda
Lesser threw this single track mind
violently out of its accustomed groove
and like an engine without pilot he
ran amuck.
All his life New undo ubtedly was
carried within his heart a picture OF
the ideal woman. He believes in
women and sets a high standard for
them In little Freda Lesser he found
this woman, dream woman come true
He loved her with all the intense
fixity Of his single track mind He had
no need to call pom hiB Imagination
She was there in the reality. I doubt
II he ever felt the romance OF his
courtship. HIS love was too serious
thing to be called romance. It was
life.
Conventions meant nothing to him.
In his sight Freda Lesser was as much
his wife, his woman, as II they had
been married q dozen times over He
had won her. She had given herself
into his keeping and she belonged to
him The only flash Of animation. OF
decision, that I saw him show was to
the question Then you considered
she belonged to your
ssLInIced Together By Most Sacred Ties
Absolutely he said. "she was
mine. She did belong to me. We were
AAnhc4 AJ6CAAIA " me AAg1A 1eNAC l ~
possible"
Harry New meant this. He meant
II during the last talk with her on the
mountain road He always will mean
it Dead or alive, Freda Lesser is his
There Is only one thing that can
keep US apart in the hereafter" he
said. land that is my crime. That may
bar me from Joining her"
Then you think she loves your"
I do: know it"
He said this with unsuitable con-
viction. and believe he feels that the
girl has already forgiven him, that II
speech were possible for her she
would say. I know you didn't intend
to hurt me, and ] still love you"
It is hard to imagine this type OF
man a killer. and yet there Is an ex-
the only one that seems TO
fit the Circumstances.
When Freda Lesser told this man
she was not going TO bear their child.
his child. she absolutely stunned him
When she added that she didn't want
to marry him. that she didn't care
enough for him to wish to be his wife,
News world slipped from beneath him
He has very strict VI avs regarding the
sacredress OF life unborn In fact.
most OF his views regarding life and
its issues are narrow His half sister
says so. and / can readily believe T.
To him Freds Lesser was on the verge
OF committing = great crime, and the
crime involved that which he had al
ready taken into his heart, already
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

but they have a good time. They
come out in their filmy creations. all
colors OF the rainbow. make them
selves comfortable Longing places on
the beach beneath a big umbrella, seat
themselves with their knitting or a
populat magazine. and-soon they are
surrounded by the young men who
frequent the sands, and all spend the
day eating, chatting and. sometimes,
slumbering The beach habitues, who
go into the water and burn their skin
brown and red, facetiously call these
girls and their escorts and friends
sand dabbers."
The one piece bathing suit is con-
sidered the proper thing for the wom-
en- who really go in swimming. It is
OF knitted material. sleeveless. very
low in the neck and without any leg
covering-just the same sort Of
SUR that the men wear. Some wear
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

drink with them and are ready to
murder the good one who won't drink
with him. despite the fact that the
latter is saving HIM thereby some few
cents Oh, dry laws. where is thy
sting7
Doctors and judges inevitably wear
long white boards. for dignity's sake.
no doubt, microbes to the contrary.
X
Clare A Briggs. who Is producing
the Paramount Briggs comedies.
which are based on the stories OF
child life told in his cartoons in The
Ef Paso Herald, When a Teller
Needs a Friend" etc, feels unusually
at home in the studio where the come
dies are made, for the arrangement
Of rooms in the home OF skinny the
boy hero Of the pictures. Is the same
as that in the boyhood home Of Briggs
himself. Three rooms are kept stand
ing in the studio - the kitchen,
sitting room" and dining ROOM They
are furnished in the same general
style as was Briggs childhood home
in Nebraska
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

new twist TO the annals e crin2 He
has worked out something that even
the most daring writer OF fiction has
not attempted He has reversed the or
der OF things entirely Hundreds OF
plays and books have been written
about Harry News and Freda Lessers.
the girl who gave and the man who
took They have been carried further
to the point where the girl. betrayed
and deserted. has turned upon her be-
trayer and killed him. but never be-
fore. so far az can remember. has
man shot his sweetheart because she
refused to marry him when that mar
rage was a moral necessity
Although he, to ny mind. Is not IN
sane even by the widest stretch OF
the Imagination. Harry New Is yet 4
rich study for the psychologist A rich
study and a pitlful one I feel sorry
for him, but ] feel sorrier for Freda
Lesser's mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Feature of California Beaches Are the Girls in Beau
full Bathing Suits Who Never Get Them Wet "Sand
Dabbers, They Are Called; Ocean Park Disappears
Officially; Divided Between Other Municipalities.
By C. A. MARTIN

manufacturers blandly shrugged their
shoulders and said: we have no
more" The result was a bidding on
the part Of retailers for hosiery and
the resultant rise in price.
As a pair Of hose can be worn out
in one day at the beach, the women
we're not to blame for protesting at
wearing them As the women vote in
California and many Of them reside In
the beach municipalities, the officials
we're not to be blamed for relieving
the situation by removing the ban
from stockingless brthers-
One Of the things that strikes the
average visitor most forcefully is the
bathlcss bathers on the beach-girls
who come out in their bathing suits
and never get the suits wet Some of
them have elaborate costumes OF
filmy material that would be ruined
Il the salt water ever touched them
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

melodrama by George Potter has been
selected as the vehicle in which Pearl
White will make her debut as a Fox
star. Miss White will be seen in the
title role, that OF Mary, 'the cub"
daughter OF Hank Boss. ''the tiger"
Tigers Cub" was produced at the
Garrick theater, London. and achieved
notable success in 1855. II was
novelized later and. in book form, was