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GREAT NAVAL PAGEANT AT GOLDEN GATE PORT
lAF0llETTE CONTINUING FIGHT AGAINST
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MUNICH UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

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AMERICANS COMING BACK FROM SIBERIA.

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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-31

Blankets and Comfortables
One Lot Of Cotton 80 OK
Blankets, for ...... ~
One Lot Of Woolnap 81 OK
Blankets for $500.
One Lot of Woolnap 81 OK
plain effect 80.
One Lot All Wool $11.95
One Lot All Wool $15.75
HlalQ ...-....
One Lot All Wool S17.95
One Lot of Cotton Fill 90 OK
ed Comfortables ~
One Lot Of Cotton Fill &9 2R
ed Comfortables p
One Lot Of Cotton Fill GR *
ed Comfortables ~
One Lot of Cotton ELL &c OK
ed Comfortables
One Lot Of All Wool GO Q0
Filled Comfortables
SHIRT WAISTS
One Lot Of Georgette
:, Waists 1895
One Lot of Georgette
- Waists s7.95
tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
THE SANDMAN STORY
Three Little Ducklings

Three little duckllngs one day in
winter ran away from the barnyard.
though their mother. Madam Duck. had
told them II was very cold outside and
the pond was all frozen hard.
But the three little ducklinEs want
ed TO see for themselves. so when their
mother was not looking they slipped
under the barnyard gate and off they
waddlcd.
But two little ducklinSs got cold
ling went on alone.
One little ducklng went 10 the pond
and there II was all ice. but he waddied
on and found II was good sliding. and
on he went.
Away out in the middle OF the pond
one little duckling slid about and then
ne saw some bushes on one side OF
the pond.
Maybe can find some bugs" he
thought. So over he went. but the
bushes were dry and bare and no bugs
cid lie find. but he was not afraid. be
cause he had never been frightened,
80 he kept on through the woods.
BY and by he came out on one side
OF hill. and while he was hunting
around for something TO cat he saw
a hole. and not knowing any better.
one little duckllng went right inside.
My, but he was scared little fell
low. l can tell you. For when he got
in he heard noise that made him
tremble, and then when his eyes be-
came used to the dark he saw in
FAR corner creature that looked
something like Mr.. Pig.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09

What do you mean by coming in
here and waking me up from my
nap?" asked the creature. Il have a
good mind TO eat YOU. though do
not know who you are"
one little duckling did not stop to
reply. He got out as soon as he could
and began to quack.
And what lucky duck he was, for
there was farmer jus; passing that
way and heard him quackr lie picked
up one little ducklins and put him in
his pocket.
When they reached the barnyard
Madam Duck WAS quacking loudly for
her lost child. and when the farmer
put one little duckiing on the ground
he ran quickly TO his mother.
Madam Duck took him right home
and put him TO bed and then fed him
hot mush unt'l he could hold no more
Two little ducklings tina; ran home
sat By the stove and sighed. What is
the use of being good?" they said
He ran away and we didn't. and he
gets lots of nice hot mush and We only
had a little. Wish We had run away
too"
1t wasn't because you were good lit
tie duckiings. IL was because YOU had
cold feet. and thinking about doing
wrong is just as bad as doing the
deed.
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate. New York CityD
Tomorrow'n ntory-"when Summer
Comes"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Fall Neckwear
WaiStcOat Idea

\ review Of the fall collections OF
several leading dress houses confirms
the report materials. placing ne:
and lingerie effects strongly in the
lead. the division including l1ceE or
various kinds
Probably the most interesting note
used on the new fall dresses is the
prominence of lingerie effects on tail
ored models. In no collections OF re-
cent years has neckwcar been so
strongly emphasized in the tailored
end
There arc several types of collars.
long and narrow: bin collars, and small
shapes encircling back and sides only.
and leaving the front bare. Fine mus
Inns. net and some organd!c are used
Tor these. delicately embroidered or
lacc-tr!mmed.
OF equal Importance with these col
lars are guimpe styles. also reported
upon by. the committee. tina. is. not
the whole guimpe but vestee at front
with little matching undersleeves
i ises sha ,,n1f the short sleeves Of the
This treatment is used on those
models having front cut out into deep
oSai and sleeves ending just, above
The style most frequently seen shows
preference for friily effects. row upon
row OF ruffcs or narrow valenciennes
irilis. these last particularly in evil
dence. An attractive style shows pas
tel baby ribbon inserted in the frills.
.ooh.S VI the ruined styles substitute
finely pleated chiffon for lingerie in
such shades as orchid or maize. The
under sleeves are made TO match these
sleeves having been launched. it is
said. by the smarter DISSEMINATING es-
ADJUSTMENTS as soon word came
from Paris anent short sleeves
Both XeStee effects and collars show
Increased use OF laces. or first i'm
poTtance. perhaps. arc Nalcncienues
rills. but heavier patterns such as
Cluny. darned flet mesh and antique
laces. make many of the vestecs and
arc most suitable with these tailored
gowns.
Az a final word about the tailored
dresses. some tabier effects continue
TO be shown. but most OF these stop at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
he wais,line instead OF continuing

the wa;stline instead OF continuing
below.
For afternoon and moro formal
dresses. there is less opportunity for
tho introduction or neckwear. the ma
jority OF these Incorporating the neck
treatment with the blouse OF the gar
ment itself.
The same applies largely to the new
suits. which do not give the same
prominence to the waistcoat front that
those designed for spring showed, n
natural condition. as warmth is of
FIRST consideration in these new mod
els Those which show waistcoats eff
fccts mostly have them In self fabric
or FUR. and IL is not probable that the
wearer viii take these out and put in
others This condition does not, OF
course. imply that waistcoats Will not
be worn again in the fall. for many of
these new suits will not be donned
until November or December. and in
tho interim il is expected that women
Will wear the same type as this spring
ealing for the waiStcoat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
To Overcome Redness,
Tan, Freckles, BIotches

If your skin is unduly Redeemed
tanned or freckled. just dab little
pure mcrcolized wax on the face and
YOU wash off the wax in the morning
fine. fiaky. almost invisible PARTICLES
of cuiicie come with II. Repeating this
daily. the entire outer skin is absorbed
but so gradually and gently. there's
not the slightest hurt or Inconvenience
Even the stubbornest freckies are af-
fected. The underlying skin which
forms the new complexion is so clear.
fresh and youthful-iookins. you'li
marvel at the Transformation. Its the
only thing known TO actually discard
an aged, faded. muddy or blotchy com
pleNion One ounce OF mercolized WAX
procurable at any drug store is sutii
cient III most cascS.--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Meals Without Meat
Several Recipes

When recommending vegetarian
cooking as a steady diet housewives
frequently say: Yes. hav. tried
vegetarian meals, but :ha,. don; FIJI
ycu up. W. ii. set huns-y 80 son
after meal"
But usually this is because house
wives IN .sinterpret vegetarian cooking
TO mean combining ones self to vege-
tables only. Accordingly. when they
say vegetarian cooking they refer TO
a meal that is made up. let us say. OF
vegetables like potatoes. beets. car
Iots. cabbage. salad. etc. OF course.
while these bulky foods fill you up
they are bulk and not solid nutriment.
The housewife who plans to do more
Vegetarian cooking must give moro
thought TO the proper balancing of
meals than when preparing a meat
meal. With meat she quite naturally
includes starchy vegetable like po-
tatoes. turnins. ETC.. and also some
watery vegetable. such cabbage.
salads. etc. However. when preparing
vegetarian meals there is usually a
tendency to run considerably to starch
il an effort to supply solid bulk.
A vegetarian meal should consist of
at least ono selection from each OF the
following groups or a combination OF
two selections from each group in
lesser quantity:
/. Proteins: Peas, beans. lentils.
HdcdToi., spdsnetti, nuts, GIGS, cheese.
oatmeal and other grains.
g Carbohydrates: Potatoes, rice,
corn. parsnips. hominy. cornstarch.
bananas.
8. Fats: Milk. peanut butter, butter,
lard. cottonseed oil. oleomarsarine,
olive oil and the composition vegetable
fats which are being put on the market
under variety OF trade names
4. Mineral Salts (Bulk foods contain
Ing the cellulose. salts and water that
cleanse the body.) Tomatoes. spinach,
lettuce, celery. cabbage. cucumbers and
all the fruits except the banana
All Of these foods can be enriched
by seasoning and favoring so that they
appeal to the palate as vigorously as
any roast or steak. If you prepa re
It we'll. with an eye to its proper ball
ancing. then the vegetarian meal Is not
only satisfying and complete, but it
does not impart that heavy. soggy
feeling which Is the aftermath very
often OF the me8tful meal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Good Cleansers
For Home Articles

Mahogany Observation-Disclosures table .
and desks are frequently disigured by
the appearance of white marks caused
by the standing o: hot dishes upon
them withou; Il mat 10 protect the
mahogany. To remove the stains rub
on a few drops of sweet oil and after
ward polish with a little spirits OF
wine, using a soft cloth.
Aluminium Cleanser.-Dissolvct twenty
grams of borax in water and a third
AS much ammonia as YOU have of water.
until the white glittering effec, is
seen that is always on new aluminium
articles.
Silverware Polish.-Take half a Gun
of whiting and iill the cup with cold
water. Pour this into bottle and
add one ounce of ammonia. Shake
well before using. Dampen n flannel
cloth with this mixture and rub the
silver or brass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
ny MRS. NJ. A. WILSON.

Copyright. 1919. by Mrs. NJ. A. Wilson. }
My Dear Mrs. Wilson, have read
with interest your cosmopolitan kitchen
article. and am taking this opportunity
short time married. and my husband is
Engltsh; he Ia always talking about
his mothers cooking. Now. can you
lish dishes with those like. Thanking
you In advance, l remain. ID. Il. G.
Your problem is one that will in
OF our ladies have acquired n liking
1or the dishes served them while they
were over there. and now that they
are home. they are beginning to long
for and describe some OF these dishes.
take 1t that. coming from the Land
o Cotton. you like hot breads. such
cakes. and 30 does your Tommy. only
he knows them a $ scenes. mullins and
Try. having them for breakfast. You
who love hot breads will enjoy them
beyond belief IL you Will split them
and then spread them with butter and
Scenes for Two.
Place two cups of -four in a mixing
eowl and add
One teaspoon OF salt.
-Four teapsoons OF baking powder,
Ono tablespoon OF sugar.
SLIT to mix and then rub in three
tablespoons OF shortening and mix to
q dough with two-thirds OF cup of
water or milk. Knead In the bowl for
few minutes to blend the dough and
then divide into two pieces. and form
Into balls the size Of teacup. Now
place on lightly Toured board and
hatten gently until nearly the size OF
large dessert plate and about three
quarters inch thick Now cut the form
OF cross and thus divide the dough
into four parts or four wedge shaped
pieces. Brush with the mixture made
of
Two tablespoons of strip,
Ono tablespoon Of water.
Place on baking sheet ard bake
In hot oven for fifteen minutes.
Yorkshire Mullins.
For these you need about one dozen
or tho old fashioned muffin rings Place
the griddle on the stove TO heat and
then grease the rings well. and place in
a pan In cool place until needed
Place In mixing bowl
One and one-han cups of -four.
Three-quarters teaspoon OF salt
Three teaspoons of baking powder
Three tablespoons OF sugar
Two tablespoons OF shortening,
One egg.
One cup of milk or water
Beat hard for three minutes TO thor
ouEhly mix and then grease the griddle
thoroughly. Place the muffin rings on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
ENGLISH HOT BREADS
FOR PUBL ED BRIDES
III - >A0A-"o
Returning Doughboys Ask for Things They Have Tasted
"Over There"-Mrs. Wilson Gives Recipes for
Scenes, English Mullins and Sauces.

the wcil-hcatcd griddlc and MI half
fun OF the prepared batter Bake
slowly Tor eight minutes and then
slip a cake turner under tho mullins
and the ring and turn over jus, like
II griddlc cake. Let bake for ten min
uteS and then remove the ring and
M on napkin and serve At once.
To test the griddle for the proper
temperature. drop a few drops OF water
IRON a spoon on il: IL tho water boils
immediately. place the gr!ddlc in posi-
ture viii remain: IL you arc using gas.
you must turn down the burners one
haiI before attempting to bake the
Boiled Heef With Iorxcrudish sauce.
Have the butcher cut n threc-pound
piece of beef from the cross-cut or
chuck or flank steak may be rolled
tied securely and used Wipe the meat
with clean. damp cloth and then
plunge into = sauce pan containing two
pin,s OF boiling water and add
one carrot cut in quarters.
TWO onions cut. one Glove stuck in
one OF the onions.
one-half teaspoon OF sweet mario
ram.
As soon as the liquid commences to
boil. after adding the meat, cover
closely and simmer until tender. This
usually requires one half hour for the
meat 10 heat to a point where it starts
cooking. then twenty minutes to each
pound or one and one-haif hours for
three pound piece Of meat. When
the meat is tender place in sauce
pan
one cup OF stock
one cup of milk.
Five tablespoons OF -four
Dissolve the hour in the milk and
then add TO The stock and bring TO a.
boil. Cook for FIVE minutes and then
add
one and onc-half teaspoons Of salt,
one teaspoon OF white pepper.
Three tablespoons o. freshly grated
or onc-ha!f cup OF the prepared horse
radish.
To serve cut tho meat in thin slices
and pour over IL the sauce; garnish
with sprigs Of parsley and then re-
turn the unused portion 10 the liquid
In the sauce pan and allow the meat
To cool in this stock.
To serve the balance. cut when thor
oughly chilled into thin slices and
serve with English mustard or Wor-
ccstcrshirc sauce.
EnEli.h Mustard snuce.
Place in soup plate
one teaspoon Of mustard.
One-half teaspoon Of sugar
one teaspoon of salt
Two tablespoons Of craporatcd milk
Stir u thoroughly blend and then
add six tablespoons OF salad oil. add :
ing the oil very slowly. then add ono
teaspoon OF vinegar Beat to thor
oughiy blend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Properly Fitted Footwear.

Property hitting shoes OF correct
shape. with a straight inner edge. arc
tho most effective preventive Of weak
painful Joints. according to the United
States Public Health Service. Excent
tor paralysis. club foot and deformi-
files resulting from injuries most foot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
SOME HOME HINTS

Sunshine and fresh air are the best
natural bleachers. and on that ac-
count, il is Well TO dry colorcd cot
ton garments III the shade, although
white linen. calico and muslin should
hang while Wet so that the sunshine
fails freely upon them.
piece of ammonia about the size OF "A
walnut in half pint OF water. and
rub the paint carefully with "a sponge.
Dry with a clean. soft buster.
Eeets are much better and sweeter
if baked than boiled. They should be
put in the oven in n baking pan and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
"1hc Children In the House"

Norma Talmadge supported by
Jewel Carmen and Eugene Palette. in
her emotional triumph. The Children
IN the House" showing at the Victor
again today.
Except only war, there is no sub
jcct more prominently before the peo-
pl" Of the United Staets today. more
discussed III homes. newspapers, clubs:
any subject which is receiving NOR.
earnest thought and considcra ton from
those who have the most vital inter
csts Of the nation at heart. than that
OF domestic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and
divorce. ON the same bin is a Fox
Sunshine comedy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
AT the Movies

BIJOI-Isrynnt washburn In "a
Very Good Young Man,"
BLt EBiRD-PrisciIia Dean In
"'rhe BIuc-Lincd IiurElnr."
HRoADwt Y-"'rhc Woman Thou
GnNcst Me-"
GENERALIZATION Damn In "some
Bride"
Service"
ODEON-'TOm Moore in "Onc OF
the Finest,
KEN-Stnndnrd attractions.
NICTOR-NOrmn Taimndgc In
1'fhc Children in the House,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09

There is nothing mysterious about
the prevention OF disease. declares the
United States Public Health Service
Clean homes. clean hands. clean food
clean teeth. clean milk. pure Water
fresh air. sanitary privies, war on illes
and mosquitoes cost but little but
work wonders in preventing sick na -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joseph Carter White, Jr. t2D. Richmond.
Bessie Beals Austin uO. Richmond.
Robert Paul Trower (aD. Richmond.
Berthe Littleton Hetzer (2D. Richmond,
George Gordon Richie (2D. Richmond.
Katherine Elizabeth Dabney US). Rich
ndOnd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
"sccrct Service, nj the I.ix

as Lewis Dumont In the Paramount
Aircraft special. Secret Service" at
the Isis Thcatcr this week was fo;.
merly leading man with Mrs. Leslie
Garter. Virginia Harmed Mary Man
nering and other noted actresses. He
served for seventeen months in the
American ARM, and saw active service
over there"
Fatty Arbucklc In ~ Desert Hero
is the extra attraction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
CoIonin, Present. SONG Bride.

some Bride" with Viola Dana as
the star. is the Colonial Offering toda y
and tomorrow Miss Dana is seen In
the role Of Patricia Morley. Il young
bride with cant behave" eyes. which
are the constant sourc. OF annoyance
TO her jealous husband That he IS
unduly jealous is true. The rift be-
tween the two widens until IL almost
reaches the breaking point when Pa
tr!cia and her friend. Victoria, devise
a plan whereby Henry. the husband,
is given the lesson he deserves and is
brought 10 realize that lie indeed has
some bride" "Fatty's Naughty
Ncphews" and Ford Weekly are the
added attractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

DANNfLLE. July S.--Cords have h..,
ceiv.d here announcinS tho wcddinr In M
t2ik ON June - of Misa Dorothy Hills 10
pieted their honeymoon and are s-ev SSn ",
home In Tulsa. Okla. The brids wa, -
member OF the music faculty at Rnua"fnh
Macon Institute tho last session teachin.
piano. t'~
,.HARR1SoEBURG. July S.-Miss Ruth
Wood and Hunter n Maupin were n,syfisJ
Saturday at tho home Of the brIdc'a mar
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs James Wood, in Staun-
ton. Tn" groom Is 81 Mr. and Mr.
j. u. Naupin. OF Mediums River, GTJ 70.
Ccntly returned from Erancr - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
Milk for Children.

The milk your children drink should
be either certified or pasteuriZed, and
they should each have three glasses
daily says the United States PuhIiS
Health Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09

Light, HTenIy Potatoes.
When boiling potatoes in their Jack
cts" cut small pairing right around
them leng'hwise and when half done
dash in half cup of cold water
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
odcon shows zone of the Finest

Tom Moore In one of the Finest"
TO be shown at the Odcon Thcater to-
day. plays the role OF a traffic police
man Now no man holding that re-
sDonsiblc position ever Went through a
week without 2n adventure, and as
more than "a few weeks Of Larry Hayes
life are depicted on the screen it goes
without saying that his adventures are
many Chief Of them all. and the one
that sets the unique plot unfolding,
concerns a rcbukc administered by
officer Hayes TO society girl motor
hated escort. They are speeding when
the traffic cor gallops up and orders
them To slow down. The naughty stare
of the girl and tho insolence of the
man bring about a good -humored reply
from the policeman which is construed
as !moer;!nence, and Larry Hayes is re-
duced in rank as result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-09
"rhc silk-LIncd burglar Mt nluehrrd.

"A drama OF suspense" is the char
act"riZation given TO The SILK Lined
turing Priscilla Dean. which Viii have
its first showincs at the B!uebird to-
day The FIRST scene. showing an ad-
vcrtiscInent calling for "a thoroughly
efficient safe cracker. used TO taking
risks" sets the key of the production,
which is maintained TO the last. This
pEotoplay is based on one of Jack
Boylc's celebrated Boston Blackie
stories. and is packed with suspense
aud surprises. Bessie Barriscale comes
tomorrow in her roliicking comedy
drama. "Two-Gun Betty" with the
comedy. The Great Vacuum Robbery"
and lnternationa! News as tho added
features.