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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
GoRDoNsvlLLE
Ispcciul 10 The TImes-Dlspa,cn.


GORDONSNlLLE. Va, January D.
James and William Holiday. OF Lee
Hall. were guests this week at the
home OF their mother. Mrs. j. H. Hume.
Mrs. R. g. Hodges has returned TO
her home in Washington after spend
Murphy.
j. l.. Grocar. OF Clovis. NN~Mex.: T.. G..
Greear OF G9burn, Va. and Charles g.
Grcc2r OF Herndon. have ereturned 10
their respective homes after spending
a few days with their sister. Mrs. l., r..
vest. at her home near town.
- Lynn Bales. OF the United states
mond, was II guest this week at the
home of Il. 3. Watkins
Mre. w. j. Ponton has returned to
her home in Richmond after spending
. few days with her sister. Mrs. l.. H.
Freddy. in South Gordonsville.
Miss Julia Goodloe has returned
l From visit 5. to her friend. Miss Mary
i.ieutenants Beverly Pa irish and /
w. +. Eaiicy have been spending tn.
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Famous in a Day
for Her
Beautiful Complexion
a Free Oatmeal Prescription Doc.
Its Work Overnight; Nou Can
Prepare "a at Home

:: Kew York IT is my own discovery
and it takes JUS, one night 70 get such
about her wonderful complexion and
rhe improved appearance "f her hands
and arms. You can do the 81 nj: thing
IL you follow my advice. she says !
feel IT my duty to tell every girl and
woman what this wonderful prcscriD.
zion did for me. ] never tire Of telling
others Just what brought about SUCH
remarkable results. Here is the iden-
ficsl prescription which bcautiiicd my
complcNion and removed every defect
from my face. neck. hands and arm.
Entl YOU Try IL you can form no idea
Of the marvellous change II will MAKE
IN just one applica ton. Tho prcscrip.
Don, winch YOU can rcparc at your
own home. is as follows: Go 10 auv
grocery and gel ten cents worth or
ordinary oatmeal and from any drDn
Gtore bottle Of Derwilio Prepare IN.
oatmeal as directed in every pauLa:c
OF, Derwiilo aud apply night ana morn.
lnS. Ihc nrSt appllcs ion viii astonIsh
you. IT makes the skin appear beau
t1fuI, transparent. smooth and velyctv
1t-is absolutely harmless ana viii ~,
produce or stimulate growth OF han.
No matter how rough ana uugainly the
BINDS and arms or wha: abuses th.v
have had through hard work, fh,s oa..
mtaI-DerHillo combination will wort
~ wonderful transformation in i"
hours AT the most Thousands WHO
have used 1T report the same result. !
have had.
1oriow the complete directions con,ainaG u
Es Ss erwFio s 81 Sa;ra 3 vow NM
i9E eirs' and !; IS so simple that any an,
al woman can AFFORD IT. De,wiIi. ' nSId S r.
m. cal; under roncy-rctund GUARANTEES
eiodtnF Tragic. Grant and polk Miller Dru:
5
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WINCHESTER
Especial 10 'rhe Times Disputch.l

Especial 20 The Times Disputchl
WINCHESTER. VA. January Ia
Mrs I.oring a. Cover. or Baltimore. fns
been visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. II. *. Russell and Airs. =. Gray
Williams have returned from Balti-
more.
Mrs. W II, Baker is visiting rcla-
lives in North Carolina.
Miss Rebccca Bell is the gucs. of
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Lloyd AGnew. of
Hotel Miami. Fla.
Miss Mary V. Muse has gone 10 Will
minston, Del. for the remainder of the
winter
Mrs. Oliver =. Grove and her gnes,.
Mrs. Clomsh. The lntter OF Now York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

Those OF US who are past middle age
are prone to cat too much meat and in
consequence deposit lime-salts in the
arteries. veins and joints. We often
suffer from twinges of rheum atism OF
!umbago, sometimes from govt, swollen
hands or feet. There is no longer the
slightest need OF this, however, az the
new prescription, -Anuric," is bound
% give immediate results as it is many
times more potent than iithia, in Kidding
the impoverished blood OF its poisons
by way Of the kidneys. 1t can be OBJ
tanned at almost any drug store, by
simply asking for "Anuric" for kidney.
or backache. it will overcome such.
conditions as rheumatism, dropeical
swelling., cold e1tremities, .cading aud
burning urine and sleep!assness due to
constant arising from bed At night.
Send to DR.. Picrce's lnvalids' Hotel,
Buffalo, \. Y, for 4 l0c. trial package.
FnEpshIcxsBuEo. Val suffered with kidner
trouble for about four months. I would have
pains across my kidney. and iumbago, and when
would oteop over could scarcely strsirhten up
Then Ut tmes II was impossible for 10 stonp
al ALL and became 80 had that was Airnvs,
down and out, when sAw hnnric advertised and
decided 10 give it \ trial. II was only necessary
Tor me to take one bottle to nSlete,y cure ms
md have not felt the slightest tr,cr of kidn ey
,rouhi" since. recommend Anuric TO all thc.s
suffering with backache or kidney ailments Ct
any sort'-L- R SnITr. 200 n Street
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Sa tSsI Fifth Floor M
Many Furnishing
Specials for the
Housewife

Read every one Of the following
remarkable values:
3 only S.3x1O.6 Brussels Rugs, for
merly $500; Glover, $3.50.
9xlo Mating Rugs. usual $1,000
values; Clover S5.3a.
y group Of our regular $500 Mar
uuisetie and Scrim Curtains. -.
yards long, cream and ecru; Glover.
SOS.
Another sroup-formcrly $3.50 TO
$500 values; Glover, SI.aS.
Curtain and Drapery Edgings. all
colors and regular l0c 10 l5c values;
at Glover price, Sc yard.
s5c to sl.Oo Cretonnes. some OF
this seasons most handsome Of.
fects. light and dark colors, Large
and small patterns, at Glover price.
DOC yard.
50-inch Drapery Materials, figured
and striped madras. ponlins. dam
asks: some sunfast and in n good
assortment OF the wanted coIors.
regular $500 to $500 grades. al
Glover price, Si.I0.
6o-inch rlain Reps and Madras.
IN the desired coIors, and usually
sc'llng at $50 yard, At speciaI
Glover price, soc. ,i@
Il
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@ Third Floor JT:
Underwear Items for
CLOVER

sI.'5 C"tr,n ribbed Union Suits.
for women: fine ribbel, medium
weight, low neck, no sleeve, ankle
length and Dutch neck, q. sleeve
aud ankle length, 80. IS. ~ and A.
Glover Day price. al.38.
si.:" Corset Covers. made Of fine
English nainsook. trimmed with
neat Val. lace, with hand-embroid
cred bow knots sprays nd dots, all
sizes. exceptionally good value.
clover Day price. use each
S2.1o md S29S Ladies' Corset Cow
crs. all handmade and hand en-
hroidcrcd. slightly soi!ed from dis
play. sizes SO and IS only. Clover
Day price. St.GD.
sue Night Gowns. low neck, shor,
:'!acvcs. made Of soft English main
sock. trimmed with Val. laces and
embroidery; all sizes. Glover price
Si.au.
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son, in law and daughter. AR. and Mrs,
Mrs. 7. J. Wallace. has returned to
and AIRS. ii. a. Funk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

aersoins treatment at aahospItal there
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Niche. OF Hope,
well. are spending some time with tho
formers father. Captain T.. M Michic.
i'm South GordoNsville
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Clean up these
BrassiereS.
for Glover

Prices have been reduced for
Glover TO clear these away. They
arc all good models, we'll made
and neatly finished. DE Bevois
and Model designs. but only sizes
~ and Sc arc left. The new
prices are:
Sl.oO Il S1.:5 Values. Glover, roc
Sl.'o To $50 Values. Clover SLID
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Clover Hosiery and
Glove Specials

w",ncn'S silk Hose. gray. sill
YER. pink. ivory and suede: $50
values. at. Glover nricc, $50.
Wumcn'S Yellow Lace stripe
silk Hone. $500 quality: Glover
price. 1Sc.
WOmcn'> Black and White
ti>ic Hose; also out sizes In
black. An exceptional value. Ms
these are our regular 15c seller.
nj. Glover price. ODE.
Chiidrcn's Hinck Stockings.
sizes -. to ~ only: usual Soc
values: Glover price. Zoe.
Chiidren's "BInri. Cat" stock
inE-. size lnia only. AT. Glover
price. :;9c.
Womcn's Gluyr~ in broken as
sentiments. white. tans and
blacks: mostly little mussed
from handling; 81. sos uualitics, at.
Glover price. Sl.5B.
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ENJnYED RUNNING
RISK OF DETECTION

Il fully appreciated and enjoyed the
risk | ran of detection She said 1T
* quite possible shat some OF the men
in d!Tcvcn; parts OF the front had
their suspicious. hut II wSs not until
i to.d my sergeant that | was discov
cred The sergeant gave The secret
away and / was arrcStcdi'
Miss Lawrence smiled at the recol
lection OF her arrest and or the many
iunuiSitions by generals tcven up TO
Lord French. tina; followed to say
nothing OF hey being taken to Scot
land Yard when she landed back i'll
England III September. 1915.
Of her work as 4 sappeI she spoke
Win obvious interest. .'Thc very
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&2~5 wish To inform nay customcrs ana
lsdies in general that am now rcady
70 take orders FOR spring :,ui.s a,
.Erea tlYl reduced price.
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WOMAN SOLDIER EoRMEHLY
,.,n,

Although she was'a newspaper girl
when the war began, it was not for
purposes OF copy" or i'm any spirit,
OF light hearted adventure or bravado
that Miss Lawrence embarked on her
daring enterprise OF joining the Brit
successful attempts 10 get accepted
as nurse and III other essentially
feminine capacities as Il war worker
she suddenly made un her mind To go
in fur Vhe r'Ht thing.
EnliStinG and putting in the ncces-
sarr drills, in Paris. Miss Lawrence
had. she told me yesterday. no diiii-
Guilty in avoiding discovery iii the early
DAYS. Drill over for the day. She was
able to so about III the evening in her
ordinary dress.
/, Was in and around .\lber, In
the days before the battle of I-oos tina.
she served IS u regular Tommy and
was initiated !nto the methods OF mine
l:iNiDc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

the fact that good photo plays arc APP
prcciatcd. some time ago something
happencd % thc big film that had been
INNINGS district. The exhibitor hur-
Rcd off to the nearest renting agents.
but they had nothing to fill the gap.
save Lady Windermcrc's Fan" The
exhibitor WAS doubtful. The play. he
thought. WAS just Il collection Of cpi-
grams which would no; appeal TO his
patrons He TOOK the filn. however
popular ever shown at the thcater.
So far as Is known. only ono Eng
tsp woman served rs a soldier in the
war. The woman. or rather.-piri. who
succeeded in joining up as n man. with
ihe result shat She served i'm France
as sapncr from June until September.
1919. is Miss Dorothy Lawrence and
book III which She describes what he
lei her VIII soon be Published with
Me 'iiic. .Sappcr Dorothy Lawrence.
late OF the ROYAL Eng neerS''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
PRESS AGENT AT LAST
COMES INTO HIS OWN

Stages Some Remarkable Stunts N
"The Delicious Little Devil" ir
Which, Mae Murray Appears at the
Colonial Theatre
The press agent, who has been ex-
plotting motion picture stars with
indefatigable industry ever since the
first picture was thrown on the
screen, has come into his own al
last.
In 1.-The Delicious Little Devil.
May Murray's latest Universal pic
ture, now showing at the Colonial
Theatre this afternoon and tonight
one of the principal characters is a
press agent, ably portrayed by Will
liam V. Mong. The portrait is re-
markedly true to life. as anyone ia
miliar with newspaper work will
realize.
The most startling Of his ideas is
to advertise for girl with a past
who desires bright future. 10
come to the hotel as a cabaret dan
Ger. The result. in increased custom
amply justifies the idea-and pro-
vides the situation for the story.
In the fifth episode of Smashing
Barriers" which occupies a promi-
nent place on the program TO-DAY.
William Duncan. as Dick is seen IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
IMPORTANT ARRESTS BY
AROOSTOOK WARDEN

The most surprised person in the
State OF Maine last Sunday evening
was probably the fellow apprehend-
ed then by Chief Game Warden
Wood Of the Northern Penobscot
and Southern Aroostook District,
while in the act Of operating a jack
light.
Inasmuch as the department has
had complaints of the lacking of deer
In several localities, special instruc.
tons have been given wardens ia
apprehend. IL possible. the offenders,
and Warden Wood. while in the per-
Torrance Of his Official duties on
Township z. Range ashland road
last Sunday evening had a most
interesting experience. He saw a
| brilliant light flashing around, which
4 Iy.osared quite suspicious to him
yests.st, aticusiy approaching and in
~ ma. o. ae discovered that a par.
followed the nseaa jachiisht. He
prisoner was unaware 81 ~, M NJ
ence until he laid his hand s. -.
shoulder of the man wearing III,
jacklight and carrying a rife in hi,
hand. and announced to the '.jacker'
that he was In the hands OF the law
1t is needless to say that the offend.
er went quietly with the warden Il
Houlton. where he pleaded guilty and
paid his fine and costs.
/ The warden reports that the Jack.
Hight was modern device. equipped
with rubber hose aid carbide tanl
to be carried In the pocket.
i y 70 be hoped that the tate q
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this offender will prove to be a warn
ing to others like minded, as they
will surely be apprehended il they
undertake to jack game. as the de-
partment has placed a special force
on duty to look after this particular
class Of violators.
Another Good Catch
While Warden Wood was on his
way to Houlton with tire "jacker"
above mentioned. he overlook three
parties carrying two rifles and a
shotgun. with heavily loaded KNAPP
sacks. He searched their knapsacks
Tor game but found none, the con-
tents, rather. being miscellaneous ar
ticies which appeared to have come
from some sportsman's camp.
They claimed to hold hunters reg
istration certificates. but upon inves-
tigation Mr.. Wood found that they
were not licensed and that one was
an unnaturalized. foreign born resi-
dent, consequently the parties were
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

furs found in Maine. in the shape OF
an undressed and a dressed speci.
men OF each. That would certainly
be a valuable exhibit and one that
would surprise many If not most peo-
pie.
Speaking Of the crowds about the
Maine exhibit at the Exposition, Mr..
James says that Senator futile one
day counted the people passing in
two minutes time. and that rate.
which was but an average of the en-
tire time. about $500 people were 60
Ing by per hour. OF course many
people visited it more than once, and
all hands agree that practically ev-
eryone had from one to a hundred
questions to ask. Some even wished
to enter the enclosure to see the
mounted fish at closer range. The
deer and fish specimens were always
under view and discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

arrested and will be taken to court
at Houlton for trial.
The warden found. upon subse-
Quent investigation, that it was
claimed that one Of the rifles had
been stolen about q week previous
from party at Howe brook.
4 It appears. from the report Of the
warden to the department, that the
parties under arrest are confronted
with serious charges, not only for
violation Of the game laws. but for
the taking of the rife and other ar
ticles- 1t also appears from infor-
nation secured to date that the per-
sonal articles were probably taken
from one of the private camps at
Rocka5ema lake. Tho articles in
clude:
/ Navy blue suit. two U. S. pennies
and a Canada cent in pants pocket
and celluloid score card and small
magnifying glass in vest pocket:
white wool sweater: grey sweater
with pearl buttons; two pairs long
black stockings; pair high tan laced
boots, one buckle at top. about No.
81 wide brimmed military hat, fish
spoon in band: white bath towel; box
10-in. roll adhesive
plaster: roll indicated gSuze; white
handled razor, case marked Webster
Bros. Gillette razor in case: box
Rexall shaving powder; box talcum
powder; round scalloped edge, in.
mirror; pocket sewing kit, tied with
blue tape and stamped with camp
fire and kettle: black case containing
round dolly worked with red silk
floss and gold hairpin with gold
chain and small hook: small spring
oil can; brass compass: telescope
drinking cup in leather case; one .SS
Winchester rife, "a magazine. ivory
bead sight and rubber butt piece: 10
32-4O cartridges; one 32-40 Winches-
ter rife. full magazine; 32-40 car
tridges: canvas cartridge belt. with
six 80 and one 1903 Savage car
tridges, also bone handled hunting
knife in leather sheath; two string
cleaning rods, for rife, one with wire
brush: large belt ak with handle.
spring safety attached: red leather
fly book with large assortment;
black leather fly book. with large as
sortment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

OF Charities and Corrections and In
the evening the reception by Port
land citizens to 1t. Comd. Read. the
aviator.
Representative James r. Perkins
Of Boothbay Harbor was q business
caller Friday at the State House.
The trustees Of the Mems Reform
atory ON Thursday held their first
meeting. being a conference with
Governor Milliken at the State
House. The general purposes Of the
new institution and methods of con-
Quoting it we're discussed. Those
present: Leslie Boynton Of jefferson;
Arthur L. Thayer Of Bangor: Oliver
B. Clason Of Gardiner; Orlando E.
Frost Of Belfast.
The state Board Of Assessors ON
Thursday at Bangor held their last
meeting with local assessors for the
season Of 1919, after a continuous
program Of several meetings per
week since last June. The assessors
will now, be in their office for q long
time at work on the vast amount
Of material gathered for their next
report and valuation.
The State museum on Friday re-
ceived two additions to its collection
Of birds. One was a shoveler duck
one seldom found in this State. i
was shot by w. B. Barton Of Portland
who has a summer camp in Bowdoin'
ham and got the bird at Merrymeet'
ing bay. Curator James was yer,
pleased to receive this specimen, be
cause the only other was a male and
this being a female will make a fin'
pair. The other bird was a red-biii Il
grebem common in this State ant
shot by mistake for duck by Arthn
]. Conant, who Immediately sent /
to the department with a statement
of the matter.
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State House Chat
Governor Milliken was in Portland
on Friday to attend the Conference
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STATE HOUSE
Mex. Msssins P M "Wednesday, o.,

Maine GOT many more times the
advertising BY her exhibits at the
1eEn states Expoistion at Spring
- 4Asa, last week than It will
69st her In cash. said Curator
Th01nas 4. James Of the State muse
nm q Friday. THE exhibits were
ysrj lit n and certainly attract
"a 5Fmuch. 4 not more attention
than any Axhibit there. bscanpe no
place had more visitors and light
eeers 60 49,
u This part - with the several
! exhihttt hAy@ reS1lrned hoGnS q fol-
sIowss 1heeaas a. James. II chargs
pf ~ - and same sxhtbit; la.
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a new mood. for Bella. the hen
has become suspicious of him
has ordered him away. Starl
new developments follow and Did
just in time to prevent a man
to Virgins. the tool of Bullhead
ger. The Living Grave" is the Z
up of the thrilling episode.
More Kilograms and a deligi
Vodivil are sure to please the q
NAL patrons.-Adv.
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BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MEAT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department by the following
named company to be licensed as
Chap. 40. Sec. II to %. of the Re. ised
Statutes. as amended. legal notice Ia
hereby given and any person may,
within two weeks from the date Of this
posed registration with the Banning
Department.
Name Business Address
A. H. Bickmore & Co., Ill Broadway.
New York
Andrews & Co., q Pine Street.
New York
FRANK L. PALMER,
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta. Me-, Sept. Is. 1913.
Sept07dlt
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CASTLES IN THE AIR

Dainty May Allison. one OF
most popular stars yet seen al
Colonial, will be seen at the Colo
theatre Monday in Castles IN
Air. II is said to be one Of the
things in which this charming
tress has yet appeared.-Adv.
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ADJUSTMENTS
BIG DEMAND SEATS
FOR "CONVICT 666"

So popular has the Luttringer
Stock Co. at the Augusta Opera
house become that it is now a case
Of ordering seats sometime in ad-
vance or the patrons will be disap-
pointed. Last Saturday night over
200 people were turned away because
they could not get seats. Tonight
there is every indication that an
other huge weekend crowd will be
on hand. Those intending to wit
ness the performance of Convict
666" which has proved so popular
since it was first given Thursday
would do we'll to engage their seats
in advance by telephone.
AS Eugene Moore. who is the con-
vict in the play, AL. Luttringer is
doing some exceptionally good work
! 1t is a role that calls for real art and
yet the character is one that might
very easily be overdone. Mr.. Lut-
tringer, however, gives just the right
shade 20 his Interpretation and
therefore has evolved IA characterize
ton that will stand as one of the best
ne has ever assumed.
MISS Kingsley, 100, mas d uiOSN a.
tractive role as Hazel Randolph. 1t
is a truly womanly role and her
faithfulness to her imprisoned lover.
/ her ministration to the unkempt
tramp and her true sincerity are
qualities SO we'll portrayed that she
has added new laurels to her favor
here. Billy Hall. Kenneth Fleming.
William Laveau, John Dugan, Marie
Fountain and Isabel MacGregor add
their share to the work of the COM
pany and have made Convict 666'
the great success it has proved.
The big photoplay feature. Secret
Marriage in which Mary MacLaren
, is a dramatic production that is fit
, to be on this high grade program.
Miss MacLaren does some of the best
work of her career so that it is not
! to be wondered at that women have
| nearly cried at her pathetic appear
ance. Comedy and news Aims
round out the big program.-Adv.
In 1.-The Tennessee Rose" the stir
ring southern drama which will be
given by the Luttringer Stock COM
pany the first three days Of next
week, the members will be found in
some mighty congenial parts. The
play is different from any that has
yet been given. but just as enter
l Ao;~