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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25

centers. or TO railway terminals All
these should be developed. not to be
but ,ne as an eNp@nse to the Reop!e
greater dividends than any system OF
transportation ever before devised
The types Of roads TO be :ruc,ed
partment after taking traffic census
and studying all collateral conditions.
As a rule. the conversion Of Il bad
road into "A good road may be de-
traffic three TO four times. and If i,
be new trunk line road, in Il terri
mediate Increase may be still greater.
y type of roadway that viii safely
and economically sustain the traffic %
a given locality without undue cost
Virginia should profit By the mistakes
o! other states. but II can we'll afford
has been sensible. New York. more
than any other. has bull, broad road
beds and given careful attention t.
adopted for the road metal. vide
shoulders should be insisted upon and
they should be built. trimmed and
rolled at the. same time tho roatbed
is constructed.
Should Consider tho Horse.
In giving so much attention TO motor
traffic. We do not forget that our
four-footed beasts OF burden are still
with US Any road building materia!
suitable for both animal drawn. and
motor traffic. The roadway that makes
comfortable riding. that permits maxi.
mum loads at the least cost for fuel
and motors, saves the creatures. and
enables one team to do easily the work
Of two or four teams. The wear and
tear on vehicles and on the tempcrs
Of men and beasts. IL must also he
remembered, is reduced to a minimum
by a good road. Mud and dust are
alike eliminated to the comfort Of the
traveller. and the benefit Of the jewellers
along the highway. The assurance o!
being able 10 drive to town. or TO the
station. or to neishbors. at any time
any day in the year no matter what
the weather. is the comfortable and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25
Every Woman
Wants a Clear,
Smooth Complexion
4 Skin With the Tint OF
YOuth-Free From PIN
pies, Freckles or Other
BlcmiSheS.

Happy is the woman with beauti-
full skin. There is JOY like that
which comes from knowing that you
look your best. When you meet peo-
pie, the first thing they do is to look
at your face. First Impressions are
lasting. II you have a smooth. velvety
SIX in. free from blemishes and pimples
YOU need never fear the impression you
make on all you meet. for "A woman
with a pretty complexion always APP
pears charming.
Some women are endowed by nature
with a clear, smooth skin; others. not
so fortunate, can acquire il by the
use of the popular Black and White
Beauty Treatment, which consists of
Ointment and Soap.
Those who suffer the cmba rrassment
of da rk Sallow or muddy complexion
pimples. tan. sunhurn. frcckles or other
skin blemisheS, just cleanse the skin
with warm water and Black and White
SOAP; at bedtime apply Black and
White Ointment according to directions
given in each package. The next
morning. wash the skin with Black
and White Soap, and repeat the trent
mcnt for few nights or until the de-
sired results have been secured It's
safe. simple and as delightful to use as
other cosmetics
Both Black and White Ointment and
Soap can be bought from any good
drug store at CSC package. or the
manufacturers will send it to you
postpaid upon receipt of the hrice. Free
sample and literature can be had by
writing Black and White, Box ola
Memphis, Tenn.
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BLOOD IS YOUR life,
YOU MUST KEEP IT PURE
All Impurities Must Be
Eliminated.

When the blood becomes foul from
the presence OF poisonous subs;a noes.
which the body is unable to throw off,
it can no longer supply the nerves,
brain and muscles with nourishment
and strength. The result is that you
arc miserable. half sick and feel tired
all the time.
II YOU Will clea nse the blood OF all
impurities, you will find that your
work Will be pleasure. you will eat
and sleep well and enjoy good health.
One of the best blood cieansers or
purifiers known today is the prescrip.
ton of successful physicia n. He used
it for years in his practice for the
treatment Of disorders of the blood
You can still get Mis- same splendid
prescription. ready prepared, from
your druggist. Just cali for Prescrip-
tion G 2223. or the C-2223 Laboratory.
Memphis, Tenn, will mail you 81 so
bottle on receipt of price.
Prescription C-222S contains no mer-
curry, opium, morphine. choral or
strychnine. While sold in concen-
trated form. and is To be taken in
small doses, it's use will not harm the
most delicate stomach. Write for lit
craiure-C-2223 Laboratory, Memphis,
Tenn.
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DRAPER CELEBRATES RETURN
OF YOUNGEST ENLISTED MAN
Just Fifteen When lie Mndc Up Group
That Joined Rainbow
Division.

DANNlLLE. VA, August 2i-Thc
residents or Draper, y. G.. arc cele-
brating the return OF what is believed
to be North Cardinals Youngest en-
listed man. James G. Jones. son OF w.
ID. Jones. who came to Danvi!lc in
June. 1917. and Joined the Sixth Com
pany. Coast Artillery. at the age Of
nftecn years. He gave his age as
eighteen, but the family Bible shows
that he was just fifteen at the time
of his enlistment. The boy came
through the war unscathed lie was
among n draft Of twenty which left
this city to make UP the redoubtabio
Rainbow Division. and after three
months in France went through sew
eral jor engagements. In the Lune-
VILE sector he was in tho trenches ia
days without being relieved From
there he went TO Champagne and was
at grips with the Germans for four
days and nights in a heavy offensive.
still later he was sent to Chateau
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happy result of system of improved

happy result OF n system of improved
roads.
With the redistribution of popuia-
ZION that has taken place. in States
generously equipped with good roads.
mas come an increase in realty values
IN suburban districts. Lands not at
hrSt on. or even close to State roads,
have been made more valuable in direct
proportion to their Increased accesSi-
blIity. While. obviously. all roads can
not be made good roads at once. the
construction Of permanent highway
IN any locality, brings that comrnun-
Ky Just so much nearer the town. or
the station. and makes communities
tion between neighbors. just so much
easier. The good roads habit is con-
tasious. once begun. it spreads rap
iilT. We have seen in prosperous
counties and townships in New York
people unwilling TO wait for the high
way department to get to their work
20 ahead and raise money. submit
pians. let contracts. and buiid their
ioadS themselves. under State inspec-
ton.
There is an old saying that tho lines
between sections are oblitcra,cd only
Dy the feet that cross them To quote
President Wilson again: and so the
argument, the material argument the
argument about markets and crops and
me products of the mines sink into
relative unimportaHce. when you con-
Slcer the spiritual thing that you are
doing, III making roads"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25
These Fleas Didn't See
Their Finish

When Polk Miller. chemist and dog
expert. discovered Sergeant's Skip
Flea Soap, he rendered it possible for
you to make your dog fit companion
for your children.
Froehling & Robertson, we'll known
chemists. write as follows
I'VE have witnessed the application
of Sergeants Skip Flea Soap on a flea
infested dog, and made microscopic ex-
animation of the feas remaining ON
and taken from the dog after bath.
of the bath tub brown with dead fcas
and many floating on top. all dead.
1t is perfectly harmless to the most
delicate skin"
These fcas didn't see their finish.
1t was too quick for them. Battle your
dog frequently with Sergeant's Skip
Flea Soap. 1t destroys fleas and other
soft and fluffy.
! Also wash your children's heads with
1t once week. It's a wonderful pro-
lection for the young uns" and for
| grown ups'-chemically pure. sooth-
ing to the human skin in shampoo and
bath. but destroys all vermin Quick
relief from itch and smart caused by
chiGgcrs. sand 1eas. woods punkies, bot
flies. bed bugs and mosquitoes.
Get Sergeant's Skip Flea Soap at
Drug. Department, and Sporting Goods
Stores and Pet Shops. It's csc the cake
II your dealer cannot supply YOU write
Polk Miller Drug Company. Inc. Rich
mond, Va, enclosing "5c. and cake
Will he sent you postpaid.-Adv
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Government Prepares to Withdraw u. S.
Troops From Siberia at Earliest Moment

err nIiics, would he necessary to
wrest Russia from the control Of
the Roishevints.
Army officers ni~ quite certain
Tint the United Stntcs, In the event
OF the complete defeat of * olchnk,
would tnkc no phrt In general
war against the BolshcSIstr, md
for this rensOn their conviction In
strengthened that the United states
forces I'm Siberia now must be with
drawn at nm cnriy dnfc.
IL TX now regarded M extremely
significant by both Stntc, Wnr md
Navy Department officials TINT RU-
lnhd =. Morris, American nmbassa-
dor to Japan, Inns recommended tho
recognition of the kolchnk govern
mcnt. This rrcOmmc ndntIon, II WINS
suggested todny. mny hc predi-
cntcd ON Mr. Norris conviction and
TINT of MnjOr-t:cnernl Graves, the
head of the Siberian forces, that
Iioichnk will mike succc.xful
ntand Mt the TObOI River, md that
winter VIII prevent my further nE-
Errssire operations by the BolShc-
visits.
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COMPULSORY TRAINING BILL
CHARACTERIZED AS CRUDE
National Guard Association Hold. 1t I,
Patterned After "Prussiun
system"

VfIE NSsVCldteN TCSa-l
WASHINGTON. August o4-The
chamberlain- Kahn bill proposing six
months compulsory military training
ior all youths between the ages Of
eighteen and twenty-six, was char
acteriZed AS crude and INCOMPLETE"
ana patterned after the "Prussia,i sys-
TEN. in Il statement issued here toda :.
Dy the organization committee of the
National Guard Association of the
United States. Of which Colonel john
Il. Rose. is cha irman
The effect Of the bill particularly
the provision 10 create home guard
or an organization which those who
had completed training. might enter
as an alternative TO being subject to
"A years peace-time service in the army
would be to destroy the National
Guard the statement said
Inc provision for years service
m the regular army after training
was criticized as meaning "conscrip-
ton for our citizens in time of peace -
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tBy Universal service.)

WASIiINGTOS, August 2l.-Thc
Wnr Department Inns mndc eaten
siNc preparations for the return
home OF the majority or the Amcri-
can forces In Sibcrin.
officials declared today that the
only rcnsOn for the maintenance or
the 5000 men, who comprise our
Siberian cHpcdltionary force, tx the
hssistnncc they give to EngInnJ,
trnnrc md Jnpnn In polIcIn. the
Trnns-SIbcrinn Itniiroad. within
the next three months. In the belief
OF Stntc and Wnr Department ofIi-
Gals, the Kolchnk government will
be able ia take over the tnhk of pro-
tcctinE the railroad from the rnv-
nSrS OF s"nttcrcd groups of BoIshc-
visits. The Ofhcinis also hold to the
heller that IL the koichnk forccS
within three months period urc
unable to protect the rniIrond N
situation Will hnvc arisen whereby
the Bolshryists will he numerically
No stronS mud powerful TINT mn
entire American army, together
with armies ON tho part OF the 9TH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25
rInn 10 Annex Suburbs.

I.YNCUBTRG NuCust 9i-Thc an
ncNation Of Camrhe'l County suburbs.
including the odd Fellows and Miller
orohanaEes, West lynchburg. West
over Heights. Virginia Christian Col
lerc and all or Darlington. which
add probably 600 residents to the city.
is 10 be agitatcd here shortly. Tn"
matter will como to the attention of
the joint CITY Council committee on
finance in September. with the hope OF
getting Il before Tho Council in a m onth
Or two. Tn" territory included is i'm
proved with good streets, sidewalks.
and much OF 1t has water sewers and
gas extensions. Lynchburg has not
had a corporate extension since 1905
The idea is TO have the extension in
effect before the taking OF the 1920
census.
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VIII Build Grade School.

DANNll.LE, August PA contract
has been let here for tho construction
OF a $4,000 graded school az Brosville
stand about half "A milo from tho prss-
ent building and Will he "A two. story
brick affair, including six Classrooms
on the first floor ana an auditorium on
the second. j. l.. Wells has started
construction work, which is expected
TO he finished in four months time
IltiSNlNania County Is making great
strides in education and only a few
weeks ago contract was let for a
vocational school at Whitmeli
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I.ynrhburg Vitnl Statistics.

IYNCHBtRG. August 24-T Tho
records OF the local health department
shows some astounding facts with re-
gard TO the negroes. for in the first
seven months Of this year there have
been an excess of twentynine deaths
over he number of births. The num-
Der of deaths total 1876 with. but lO7
births We're 100 in excess Of deaths
the figures being: Births. 900; deaths
ISL. The death rate for negroes in
this period mounted to 2S.52 per 1000
while the white rate was liza
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25

sDANVlLLE. August PA carload of
cured meats and lard. standing I'm front
Of the plant OF Armour &c Co, was
robbed here last night. the door being
found open and 500 pounds of fat back
missing. The police discovered the
track OF a single wecl. and IT is sur
missed that the thief carried off his
loot in Wheelbarrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25
VIII Increase Size of po.t-Omce.

DANV1LLE. august 24-The Dan
River and Riverside Cotton Mill Cor
poration announced today that con-
tract has been let for a $500 add
ton TO the present Office building at
Schoolheld, which houses the executive
officers and the staff of clerks and
bookkeepers: The building will be run
out eighty feet. and the addition will
include besides new Offices two large
rooms for the directors and stock
holders meetings. The addition does
not contemplate rooms for the three
bodies VIII govern the plant under
the new business policy. Work will
be started as soon as practicable.
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Rheumatism

rs completely washed out OF the sys-
TEN by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
noney-back otter Tastes fine: costs a
tri1e. Delivered anywhere by our
Richmond agents-Spe nee NunuS maker
Co. Phone thcm.-Adv.
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The cost OF tho system. estimated in
the statement at between one and n
and two billion dollars annually. the
committee declared to be prohibitive.
The plan was branded as "Prussian-
iSttc because IT puts III" whole sys-
tenn under control of reg \ ltionS TO be
adOptcd by the general S.aif."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25

SALEM. August "4-W S Linda
Wythe County who iof, ,barc ne .
POOR boy. and VINO has accuraulat ted a
large fortune, has made gift Of
S2G0o 10 tho loan fund OF Roanoke
College. Mr. L!udanood has made
many hencfactiors by making loans 20
boys and girls seeking on education.
ctally 70 arrange for making gifts TO
the loan FUNDS OF two institutions, one
for men and on. for women. He Sc
lecte6 Roanoke the college for men
because he has favora bly, known n
number of Roanoke alumni! II" CON
tributes $4,000 aS ~ loan foundation.
the interest OF which Is 10 he loaned
20 deserving young men The donor
has indicated that preference shall he
given TO young men from Wyihc
County. The loan fund o. Roanoke
College IL now nearing $40. GOO. Through
this growing fund continuous stream
OF deserving young men are being
helped 70 secure the benefits Of coll
leSe education,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25
prnn to widen street

III NCIIBUIE Ci. AUGUST q. The
widening and Improvement of Seventh
street. between Commerce and Main
Streets, for an approach TO the
Williams Hiaduct over the James River.
IS now under way. DELAYS incident
to the slow motion of the present form
of city government here have per
mitted the viaduct TO he in use six
months without an improved approach
on the city side of the structure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25

ISL Rnts Arc Killed.

IN IfHtE VIC Killed.
DANN1l.LE. August 2:.-Sincc Dan
Nilie's rat campaign began 3Si OF the
turned into the official counters. In.
crease in tho number Of casualties dur
ing tho past TWO days is due TO the
TACT that one yoincster discovered that
the posts were literally swarminE on
the city dump. firemcn, who arc keep
ing the tally. say that the business
acuiucn OF some OF tho boys is ana2-
ing and that some Of the tails smcl.
like rubber when they are burned.
The instance is also cited Of n boy
who rcsorted 10 profitccrinE methods
BY catching rat. choppinE OF his tail
and keeping the animal alive in a
cage. believing that II would grow
another appendagc before tn" end OF
tho campaign. thus making { cents in
stead Of available for this particular
catch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-25

was under ARM, for twen,y-thres
months. and has come back with a ci-
tatiou for bravery.
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DANV|LLE TOBACCO MART
WILL OPEN September 8
South Boston Markets Will Omen OH
Sixteenth at the Request
of Dealers.
MAKES GIFT TO COLLEGE
Mississippi Youth Gives $1,000 to
Institution at Roanoke - Other
News Notes From Various Parts of
Virginia.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
DANVILLE. August 2i--Thc Dam
Vile tobacco market will open on
September and not on September 10.
as was originally planned. This was
decided yesterday evening at 4 meet
Ing Of the Tobacco Association, which
met to act upon = request emanating
from the larger buyers. who say that
the recent railway shipments strike.
which caused i suspension OF the South
Carolina market. has retarded the clos
ing out of the crop in that State. The
buyers could not be assembled on the
old belt markets by the beginning OF
September. and on that account gem
cral request is made that the Nirg inia
markets delay their openings. The
agree to opening September -. and
September ? YVES adopted as Il compro-
mise. South BOston's market will open
SEPTEMBER IL and the Rcidsvillc. y. G.,
activities will begin on the same date.
To Remodel Government.
LYNcHBCRG August 2i.--Thc City
Manager Association, which recently
secured 1000 names Ia a petition for
the adoption or rejection of the city
manager form OF government n Il spc-
cial election here, is now having the
petition checked with the city regis
tFation books and capitation lists. As
soon 800 qualified voters are found
to have signed the petition the paper
VII! be sent 10 Judge w. r. Barksda!e
FOR writ for Il special election. l. is
not known whether tho election Will
be held in October or after the regular
election in November The proposition
with the dual systems Of councils. In
which there are twcnty-four members
for "A council Of five members. one Of
which Will be M-.yor OF the city
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-30
CHAPTER: iIi.
IhA End Of the Game.

It must have been nearly midnight
before finally decided to seek few
hours rest below, descending the short
ladder and walking forward along the
open deck for one last glance ahead.
Some time the next day we were to
be In st. Louis, and this expectation
served to brighten my thoughts. 1
turned back along the deserted deck,
only pausing moment to glance care
lessly In through the front windows
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-30

Mayors of several southern cities
are so apprehensiveiof local conditions
that the war department should aid
state officials in re-organizing the
national guard largely with a view OF
police duty only, Representative; An
thony Of Kansas told Secretary Baker
during a hearing. on the guard re-or-
ganization held last Thursday by the
house military committee.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-30

Senator Dial has arranged for
committee from the Chester chamber
of commerce to confer with Director
General Hines of the United States
railroad administration September 29,
in regard to improved passenger sta
ton facilities for the seaboard Air Line
railway at Chester.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-30

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