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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04
JUST HURT
ALL over
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie With
Any Comfort. Sister-in-law
Gives Good Advice and
Cardui Does World
of Good.

Holland, Texas. = Mrs. Mamie
Mcsscr, Of this place, states: About
three years ago was in a gerry criti-
cal condition. l had been suffering
for some time. To tell how | hurt
would be impossible.
1 just hurt all over.
l couldn't sit, stand or lay with
any comfort, my back, sides and
head all gave me a great deal Of
trouble. -~-----..-
I was especially bothered with
light swimming in my head. My
people we're very uneasy about me
and sent me to my relatives to see
if a change would do me any good.
l stopped at sister-in-law's. and
she, being great believer in Cardui,
asked me why l didn't use it. / de-
cided TO try it.
1 felt it would do me good. This gave
hopes and used it right along, and
it did me just world Of good, since
which time l have never ceased to
praise Cardui."
Cardui is recommended for simple
female complaints and womanly
pains and has been found to benefit
in thousands OF such cases when not
due to malformation or that do not
require surgical treatment. Try it.
ADV
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Why Spring Brings Out
FreckIes and Eruptions

The sudden appearance of frcckIcs.
slight eruptionS or fine lines at this
season is attributed by scientists to
the "actinic ray" which is unusually
active during the spring months.
influence, II one will procure an ounce
of common mercolzed wax at any drug
store, apply a little Of 1t before retir.
ing. like cold cream. she can easily
overcome the trouble. When the wax
is washed off next morning. minute
naky skin particles come with it, The
enttro outer cuticle is removed in this
way In week or two. with all its
defects.
No bleach could so cffcctually remove
freckles or blemishes. The new sur.
face Is smooth. clear. fresh looking.
NO pain or inconvenience accompanies
this simple treatment.-Adv.
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TIur, When Roof FnIi,.

IIAFtTISONBURG, ApriI 3.-DurIng
the high winds which have been blow
ing over this county for the past sew
eral days Frank splitter. of near Tim
t'rviIic. Was severely injured when
the roof was torn from his Sranary.
striking MIN and pinning him beneath
II. He received severe cuts and
bruises. especially about tine head and
shoulders. and was picked up in an
unconscious condition. y" bones were
broken, though the victim is confined
% his bed and is suffering considera-
bic pain. Ills young son. who was
with him Al the time. escaped with
Il slight bTuisc on his shoulder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

and shapeless shoes, simply don't
belong" with that frisky spring
suit. No, we didn't come through
the winter looking fit to pin on a
gardenia! Well say we didn't.
Better be all of a piece! Look
like a new man if you want to
feel like one, is good advice. Half
way measures don't go.
Low shoes, silk socks, summer
underwear, outing shirts, a bunch
of new ties are now in order. For
these are dress-up days.
AS to what styles, colors, fab
RIGS to buy there may properly be
question, but as to where to buy
them there can be none. You do
your seasonable Quitting wisely
and we'll when you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

over tn" possession Of Il s2.2oo auto
mobile which was found laden with
liquor several days ago and which VAS
"onfiscatcd by the state. w. NJ Ar
rington, who was driving the ear, il
held IN jail on charge of violating
the MapD act In tho event OF con
Niction, tn authorities declare. the car
viii be sold at public auction. The
representative OF AN Augusta. Ga. firm
counsel TO look after the concerns
interest,
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S OCl E T Y

Interested In the announcement that
MAJOR, Edouard Dupont. member of
me French High Commission to the
united states, Will speak Ina Richmond
on Wednesday, evening. April .. at S:l5
o'clock. Major Dupont is speaking In
many southern cities in behalf OF the
Ichabiiitation work of dcvastat ted
france. and his lecture here Is held
under the auspices OF the Richmond
committee OF the National Civic Fed
Grafton.
The lecture will take place in tho
oalIfoom OF the Jefferson Hotel. and
.h'Ft VIII be no charge for admission.
~ dHair beng open to the public.
-nh-.S dupont. who ~ a brilliant and
IN ming Speaker has been most en-.
enthusiastically received everywhere, and
= number Of informal affairs viii be
T,lNch IN his honor during his stay in
richmond.
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IiAEfHSONBURG. April 3.-William
sec. "A youth Of sc"cntccn years. mar
r""iy escaped bc.us killed Yesterday
whiic watching a team Of four horses
in the village OF kcczlctown. While
Young See was holding the bride. the
horses became frightened at an in
coming train and started to run. The
youth stuck 20 them and as the ami
mails went over pile Of wood nearby
one OF the horses fell, pinning Mr.. See
beneath it, When released. ii was
found that he had deep cash in his
BEAD and one of his arms badly
bruised, besides other minor injuries
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IN AND OUT OF TOWN.

Ms clifford r. Caperton who has been
the guest OF Major General and Mrs George
Isarnett at Marine Barracks. Washington.
is now visiting Mir. and Mrs. j. q TnIia.
ferro at their home. l2Ic ST. Paul Street.
Baltimore.
Mrs. Herbert Whitchurst and her small
daughter have left for Virginia Beach
where they Will spend several months
Mrs. j. IIogc Tyler Jr.. OF Roanoke is
visiting her sister Mrs. Clifton VI Miller.
at West Grace Street.
Mrs Sally. Nelson Robins has returned to
Richmond after brief stay in Ashland.
Mrs. Robert Scott has lief, for Jackson
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New Rondmn,t,r N,mcJ.

HARRISOSBURG. April at was
announced last night tina, T. T.. King
has been appointed roadmaster in
charge of the line from Manassas to
liarrisonhurE, a section of the Wash
ington division. and Baltimore e Ohio.
segregated line between Harrison
burg and Lexington. Mr.. King sue
died as result of injuries received in
railroad accident in the Staun.on
Yards. several weeks ago. The new
roadmaSier viii have his headquarters
IN the city OF Alexandria.
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WINCHESTER. April 3.-Charlcs r.
prictor Of Hotel Evans here, died this
afternoon Of Bricht's disease at Rich
ard Guunrys sanatorium. Gainesville.
Md. While proprietor of Hotel DoXcy.
at Anderson. Ind. some years ago. nc
refused to entertain Booker r Wash
inEton. the negro cduca tor, which pro-
voked bitter controversy. North and
South. Surviving are one daughter.
two sons and a brother Burial will he
AZ Berkeley Springs, w. Va, his birth
place.
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DnnyIII, ,rohnrco S,,.,

JANN IIIllE. April 3.-Figurcs on The
sale of leaf tobacco here for the past
month and the entire season were
made public today by Il. l. Dibrel.
president OF the Danvillc Tobacco AS
ISOLATION. During March 4lT9.305
pounds were sold for S24.56, this bring
Ing the seasons total up TO i4,646.S4l
pounds. at S3i.43 per hundred pounds
The low average in March was due
TO the poor quality OF tobacco offered
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freaks Bottles OF Liquor.

DANNlI.LE April 3.-Wiliam T.
shelton. prohibition Inspector in this
district. announced this morning that
he had destroyed lS6 quarts Of bonded
liquor AT Motlcys. yesterday. by throw
ing them. bottle by bottle, on large
stone slab. No arVests were made in
connection with this haul The in
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1uckcrAFifc.

number of Richmond, guests went
20 charlottesville yesterday to attend
nc wedding of Miss Margaret Fife,
laughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Robert IIcrn-
don Fife. and Judge William Crump
tucker, Of Richmond; Tic ceremony
TOOK place at il o'clock at "Oak Lawn"
ne home OF the brides parents. The
Right Rev. Beverley - Tucker. Bishop
OF the southern Diocese Of Virginia.
ana uncle OF the groom, assisted by the
rev. Cooke. pastor OF the Firs, Bap-
,!st Church. Charlottesville, oiiiciatcd
- ne house WIS decorated everywhere
with old fashioned garden flowers
pnly the two Immediate families
witnessed the ceremony. The bride
Mas attended by her sister. Miss Ella
ENC. who has just returned from
france where She was member OF
me University OF Virginia Unit, Hos
p =, ~. and John Il l.igh;foot. Jr.. of
Nichmond. Was the groom's best man
Mr. Fife gave has daughter away.
Judge and Mrs. Tucker left ;mmcdi-
alcly after the ceremony for a south
sTn honeymoon. and after April Is viii
hs II home at Gresham Court, where
Ihc$ have taken an apartment Judge
Hckcr ~ son Of the late John Ran
Iolph Tucker and Mrs. Fanny Crurnp
tucker. Of Richmond.
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Rheumatism

is completely washed out of the sys.
tenn by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
money-back offer. Tastes fine; costs A
trifie. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond acknowledgements Sunnamaker
Co. Phone them.-Adv.
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viii Lead Returning Soldiers.

BRISTDI April 3.-MajOr @ R
Hathaway. Of E,lizabcthon Tenn,
formerly Of this city. has accepted an
invitation TO lead the returned soldiers
Of Washington and sullivan Counties
in parade scheduled TO take place
here on the Official Welcoming Home
Day. on May Is. Major Hathaway has
lately returned from overseas, whore
he participated in a number of the big
battles. He is the highest ranking Of
nicer coming from this immediate
vicinity who will be available 10 lead
the heroes from this section
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Two win DI.charrc.

DANNlLLE April 3.-Dr. Julian "
Robinson for the past six months at
United states base hospital No. ., Fort
McIicnry. Md. returned to DanviIie
this morning with AN honorable dis
charge. pr. Garnctt johnson. who has
had charge OF an nfrmary at Camp
Lee, was mustered out yesterday, and
has resumed civilian practice.
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WIN Attend Conference.

TEISTOI. April 3.-Rev. a. W Ba1-
ter. Of this city. who has been or
Ean,zinE now Sunday schools in this
section, loft yesterday for Knoxville.
Tenn. where he goes To attend tho
seventh annual conference OF the
Mountain Workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

movement at Main Street Church, ac-
cordinS 10 an announcement made here
today by Rev. Stoncwall Jackson
Brown. presiding elder OF tho DanviIlc
district. bishop McMurry was former
~ IN the Chinese missionary field.
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wOAiEN'S MEETINGS.

In order to give tho business women.
Council! tho opportunity OF hearing Or. Co
bern at the =. ~. &. a. today at / O'clock
their usual noontlay meeting viii not hc
held at tho y. " g a.. bu; today Misc
Kinney Will begin the study OF The Iabc.-
naClc Bible lessons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

VILE. Fla whore shc Will spend some time
Y. D. e. convention in Louisville. Ky. this
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IIcckRtlIOrn-Rcnll.

Mrs. Ninian Edward Bcall announces
the marriage OF her daughter Kathe-
rinc Poe, TO Ira Mansfield Iieckathorn.
OF New Brighton. IA. the ceremony
having taken place AZ the homo OF the
bride coca Floyd Avenue. on Monday.
March 81. The Rev. William H. Cox,
rector OF the Holy Comforter Church.
offciated.
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Queen of Spain underEoc. operation.


MADRID. April S-Quccn Victoria
yesterday underwent a slight opera-
ton. An announcement today said tina;
The operation was successful
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'ound in chaT pen. 300 yards from
the nome Of man he declined I"
rhho. little boy playing in the
""in round the bottles in neat rows
and covered By Tho chnT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

;, The sarah Allen Memorial Of tho Virginia
Laurie sutherland. li2S Hanover AvcntIs
TINS afternoon at $50 1',IorL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

The regular meeting ~ the Wcmans Aux
Hilary Of st. HauiB Church viii DO held I'm
tn. parish hous". si' .st Grace street.
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CHA RLOTTESN1LLf.. Nprii 3.-S. @.
Mitchell, OF Belmont Park. had mar
row escape from death this morning.
when he was attacked by a twenty
months old calf. running at largo on
Belmont. AS Mitchell unhitchcd his
horse and was starting 10 the house
with box of milk bottles. the mad
dencd animal made a him. Knocking
him down and jumping on him. break
ing both bones in his RICH; leg below
the knee
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Tr,tiIc Strike Ends.

COLUMBUS. GA, Apri, 3.-Thc strike
o. textile workers in Columbus was
ended today 10y vote Of tho WORKERS,
j. !. Thomas. an organizer OF The
might. The workers. who went out
eight hour day. will Immediately ap-
ply for re-cmpl0ymeut. Thomas said
There arc about 5000 workers in this
Section.
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Prominent wedding,

The welding Wednesdays in Wash
.hs'oh 81 MISS Niolctta Carroll Mercer
% nr. william Berry Marbury was not
monies of the war period. bu, II uuitc1
t"o families prominent in tho history
pcriod
The, ceremony was performed a, 8
ooioSk by The Rev; Roland Cotton
The home OF the third secretary OF the
british I'm oassy and Mrs Horace Sey-
inour inc brides only a;tendan; was
nar sister. Miss Lucy Page Mercer, ana
the groom had for his best man mis-
colleague. Or. Charles Crawford Only
the members OF tho families formed IN
Wedding company.
The details we're carried out with
ne utmost SIMPLICITY. The end OF the
stood for the ceremony. was banked
Win palms and ferns studded With
!harSueritea. rambler roses and lilies
IN charming profusion. TWO young
cousins OF the bride, Lyman a. J.ottci,
and Frank pinney, held the white
ribbons which formed the aisle through
the tmproviscd altar. The bride wa.
Even In marriage 10y Mr.. Seymour. She
brussels for bride in her family sixty
Years ago. and is preserved in pcrfec-
ZION The whole gown was of the lace
the skirt made over a slip OF Gcorge,t
crepe which was over chiffon cloth.
The s court train also OF me lace.
ir?in The shoulders. The veil was OF
iullc finished with the lace and
arranged from cap OF the lace. with
coronct Of orange blossoms She
carried shower of sardenias Her
SISTER wore q gown OF tullc in pastel
shades OF pink and mauyc with a hat
OF mau.e tuilc and She carried "A larEc
bunch az orchids
The groom and his best man have
been associated in tho same hospital
IN France for some tune. and are about
70 hc mustered out OF The service. Mrs
Marshall Marbury. OF Upper Marlboro
Md. mother OF the groom, received the
guests with Mrs. Mercer, mother Of the
bride; Mrs. Marbury wore black bro
caded satin and point lace and Mrs
Mercer was in black lace over white
chiffon.
After the wedding supper tho bride
ana bridegroom left FOR "A motor trip.
The bride wearing a smart serge SUIT
with small hat trimmed with lowers
Tho bride is a daughter OF the late
Major Carol Mercer and a Ereat-E-and-
daughter OF tho late Judge and Mrs
William T. Carroll. who were among
Ihc prominent residents Of WASHINGTON
from nifty TO scventy-hvc years ago
Tho pll caTrcll homestead was Il. 1891
T. Street
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Dcnent Tea.

An attractive musical program will
40 be given from 20 o'clock in the
home of Mrs. Albert TIankin o204
Grove Avenue, for the benefit of tho
Mamie Elicit Memorial Circle OF tho
Seventh street Christian Church.
group Of young girls will serve re-
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Every Monday Club.

tanned this week at tho homo OF Mrs
Carlton Jackson. in Gintcr Park. with
Mrs. Jackson and Mrs J. T. Thomas
as hostesses. Mrs. Benjamin r. Crump
read an entertaining paper on "Arte-
mas ward. lIumorist." and Mrs J'itz-
hugh Briggs Richardson spoke 20 the
OF women's work in the war savings
campaign, for which there is as much
need now as before the signing OF the
armistice. After social hour re-
freshments we're served. and the club
adjourned to meet on Monday. April :,
at the home of Mrs. j. w. Cammack
1892 IVES, Grace Street Mrs. Earl
SVEN will read paper on Kate
GTeenaway. Artist" at that session
of the club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-04

Ownership of Auto Disputed.
DANVILLE. April 3.-An interesting
legal controversy is in prospect here
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Bishop MrMurry to Spcnk.
DANNlLIIE, April 3.-Eshop ". F.
McMurry, of 81. Louis. Will come to
DanvilIc April Is and will deliver two
addresses on the Methodiat centenary
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RICHMOND MAN REPORTED
IN DAYS CASUALTY LISTS
Total Of Ia Casualties Given With Tour
Killed In Action and MANY



wAsHIEGTON. April 3.-Casual,y lists
given out today ~ IN. committee on public
information ghVw & total OF lb casualties
ditidtd az follow: l,ilicd in action. 4: miss
,nt III "Gilon. diei 81 wounds .; died
OF G!scase. -. wounded :" scrcly. IL wound
slightly. &c.
virsiniana and North carolinans in the
lists
DIED FROM INCIDENTS AND OTHER
cat SIS.
Sergeant.
Blanks Roscie a MeadsvllIe. Va
Henry. Fred 6. C.arTi;. y. c
PriNat~>.
Thomas. John. tlarkton. -. G.
Cameron Gilbert Jpucsborc. =. =
i"ss. S.laE MONK. Va
WOI\DID tDEGKEE UNDETERMINED)
Private.
MSyra!y. Wills Raleigh. y. &.
WOUNDED >ENERELY
lritaics.
Davis william y. Mluchcsr. X Z.
Ihnrpr. inmr> H.: l,ichmond. Va.
RETt RNID TO III Tl pKENIOUSIY
REPORTED MISSING ~ tCTIOS.
Private.
lfOninon.cr. Thurman r. ieaforG. Va
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In Richmond.

>, Miss Lena Gaines OF Warrcnton,
du4ulcr County. who has been spend
ing some time with relatives and
s.lends IN Baltimore. ia now stopping
- inc. Jefferson Hotel in Richmond
ios inc spring months. Miss Gaines
toined her brother. Fairfax Gaines
acre; Mr. Gaines has been in the
south for the winter season.
Evening journal., 1919-03-04
MIST
lPH0LsTERiNG IN nEP iIHING

ARNITURB LOOK
Npairiug. uph0lstar-
Hh0uo Giq6- " 80
Jy23 lyr,
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FASHIONS AND FADs.

Bananas should always be cooked
quickly, especially when fried.
Jellies can be removed very easily
liz their molds are Of aluminium.
Sheets and towels have a lovely clean
odor when folded unironed.
Cottage cheese is -4Slicious when
minced pimentos are added TO e..
Fried flnnan haddie and potato balls
are a good breakfast combination.
The key 10 the success Of cottage
cheese Is i'm having the clabber very
firm.
4 whole nourishing meal is contained
in a meat and vegetable casserole.
Peroxide ironed into scorched
piece OF clothing viii remove the
scorch.
\ small vegetable brush makes thu
time Of cleaning cooking dishes shorter
Bass, pickerel, pike, perch or porgy
can be used in making delicious fish
jelly.
Cheese-making is one Of the most
satisfactory ways Of disposing Of dairy
products.
Boiling water in which raisins have
been soaked can be used in making
cocoa.
Chopped seeded raisins and almond
paste make a delicious filing for III
tie cakes.
Leftover shredded fish can be com
bined with macaroni and tomato sauce
lntora delicious pie.
Gingerbread pudding may have added
raisins or currants and be baked In in
dividual tins
Rice may be cooked in the ordinary
way, with raisins in it, and then served
with bailed custard.
For a one-plate dinner, a combination
OF Hamburg cakes with macaronl and
bananas is excellent.
TO cut meringue-tOpped pies easily
section the meringIe carefully with a
knife before browning.
A delectable salad is made with hom-
my, diced celery and green peppers.
marlnated with French dressing.
Dates stuffed with walnuts and bak
ed, being basted with butter and a lii
Tie water, become very delicious.
IN old saying was "the larger The
loaves the better the bread" but the
modern breadmaker changes 1t to "the
smaller the loayes, etc"
Preserved peaches may be drained
and wiped of. Then pour melted iell1
over them: as it stiffers, cover with
shredded cocO4nut. Top with whipped,
cream.
Iurnip sprouts make an uncommon
and delicious salad, and are easily mada
by spreading a bushel OF turnips on
the cellar floor near the light. She deli
cate tops that sprout are the part go
use.
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AGENTS WANTED
.UATION WANTFD-FEWALF--
REGISrENs ORnER-
EsTATE or NORMAN 4. VHS1oSS-SS,
IL DECEASED L

EsTATE OF NORMAN l.. VASD0S5T |
IL DECEASED. 0AAL'
Notice is hereby given that Letters %
Administration, upon the estate Of Normon
l.. Nand0me, late OF Wilmington hnndresi
deceased, were duly granted unto Chariotts
A. NandOme, on the twenty first day az
February, A. y. 1919, and all persons in
.lebted to the said deceased. are requested
10 make payment TO the Administrator,
without delay, and all persons having de,
5aands against the deceased are required
- exhibit and present the same, duly pro.
bated to the said Administrative, on oi
before the tweDty-frst day Of February
a. D. 1920, or abide by the. law in thi
''''' CHARLOTTE A. yAND0ME
Administrairiz.
Address william S Prickett. Esq. At
torpey at law, Equitable Bldg Whining
ION. Del. ieD-y -eol-sl-
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Free Employment Ads.
For War Heroes!

The Evening
10 returning Soldiers sailors aid securing employment
Soldier advertisement
position without charge presentation of his honorable discharge
from The service his enlistment information
when he win be mustered
be
aid the
lucrative employment that
ahe nation has PASSED
All residing in this community
not invited take offer st
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= LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
March Z.
.....................

I.
The sign Of Pisces which governs
this birthdate denotes clear under
standing Of human nature, a magnetic
power Of healing and prophecying and
o deeply hidden love nature. This birth
date comes under the negative pole Of
the Water Triplicity and we find many
characteristics which partake OF the
quality Of the waters OF the earth.
These people have a calming influence
over more excitable natures-ihey are
generous to fault and give without
limit 10 those whom they love. They
cover all faults with mantle OF
charity and are loyal steadfast friends,
honest in business and clean in mind.
Jupiter and Neptune are the planets
Jnd the birthsign is Pisces
Evening journal., 1919-03-04
APARTMENTs WANTED

MAN AND WIFE DESIRE UNFUR
4tt nlshed apartment or three or fou,
rooms in private residence: central loca
tiOn, north of Seventh and west Of Tat.
nall ST. Phone 27S0-W. mar3-3t