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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-23
Ginlabnns.

% Die Sereirtigung Ser @ei61fts.
r%eiicnben, Die .Sriseo Erapelers,"
gemcini6aftIi6 nit Dem Commercial
Club bon Sermamn i1no Der alneri.
faniiden Gegion bon @asconabe
Gountp 8orbcrcitlngcn ~gctroffen ba-
ben 81 elmer Scicr bcs @rGberihmiid.
ungstages mic oieielbe id6ncr unb
grobqrtiger nod ME 5lipor bier itatt.
geflnben bat, la6ct Der Commercial
Club bon Sermann Die 8cipobner oes
gan5en Goitntps. iopie nnierer be.
nadbarten Counties ber3libit our Sc.
tbciligung an Der 5cicr unb DEFENDERS
Der groben Yaraoe Elm, iolpie nm Die
Seitrebe ocs 9un6esienators Seloen
q. Spencer 3u borea lino Die Drill
llcblngen unierer Solbaten-S Sungens
81 ieben. geionoers iinb sic Solba.
ten, bon biciem inO Den angren5enoen
Counties eingclaben an 30. Mai iid
in Sermann in boiler Uniform ein5u,
itcllen Inn iif an, Ser Yaraoe 81 be.
tbeiligen.
2abt el,d ourd nidts auriidbalten
on Der Seier bes @ebenftages in Ser.
mann tbeil5unebmen.
Ger mercial Club.
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. 'ucnspillc q. 3.

@m. 9orliidL bon Sugbcsbillc,
Wo., mar lcttc ISOLDE in un1erer
Nahbaridoft ouf 9elu6 Bel Scr,
monbten mo @cfannten.
q. @ito0cnlcpcr llnb Somi(ie, bon
Gleapcspille, maren am lebtcn CONT
toa bier oils @dite Ser Samilic @rn.
Eietraidfe.
$. u. Sdnitgcr. bon Geribina,
hefono iih lctte @odc bier oils agent
Der Smith Seis. unb @entilation
Sorrihtung fiir Shulcn unO &irfcn,
iinb erbielt @cItellling BON Ser Sslano
uno bon ser Gong Iihge ShuIc, oicie
@ebGiibe nit ser ncllcn SciSung al
periebcn.
Geo. Shlottad, melhcr mehrcre
@pdcn frdnf mar bot iih iopeit CT.
bolt Dob CT 6alo micber ieincr Sorm-
orheit nod gebcn fam.
8m. 9odbart bat feline S0gemiible
bon &eb giro bierber ar,f @ilbeIm
Sabeucr's 6arm sebradjt no cr 8ali-
bol5 uno @abnidmellcn iGsen miro.
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Ban6
pon gsrmaun, 9lo.
rrinht Gnd nm einen libe.
ralen S6eil Cures 8anfse.
iddftes.
Seine SAM iderer

SRI. Marp Ieibbart, bon ct.
2ouis, perlpcilte mcbrcre Gage oieier
@odc bier bel ibren Gltern, Serm.
&opp len, uno Satin.
-Mm Srcitog, Den 30. Mai miro
bon Ser Mittagsitunoe on jcbcs @e-
id1ftslccal geihloilen iein, CUR 6cicr
ocs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Or. Spmaro @orfnlan, bon
Totsorrr. bot Ole $50 Idcr umfuiien.
DC Sarm bcs Sn. @oltcr bel 9roun
Sbontp an @nscpnaoc fir $4,000 &c.
fault.
-Srou Sbco. @raf unb beren
Sodter. Irau s. s. Sd,ctt ~rciltcn
lebten Sreitag nod ct. 2olis mo
gellepille, Sll. gum @eiud bon Scr
manbtcn.
SRI. Wtobcl @cnbcl but ais 2cb,
rerin Scr 2ittlc Berger Sdillc reiig'
nirt uno cine Stclle olS 2ebrerin an
Den Dffcltlihcn Shlllcn IN &cnnctt,
Iunflin Goumtp. arlgcnomunen.
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Seforirt Gnre @obnnnaen nnb
@cidGftsbdmier.

"a unierc Stobt bon ben 6riscl
IrapcIcrs oils Srt fir ibre s. jGbr
Iidc 3uiamuenfunft %ulseripGbI'
muroc, troBSem iih piele anocrI
StGote I'M oicie Ilts5eidnuna be
porbcn battell, eriudcn jpir Die DC
mobncr Scrmann's lire @eihdfts
lno @obnbGuier fir bic 9aler Del
orci SScittage 81 ifmiiden unb boiler
mir oab iid an Den senannten Eager
unicrc Staot I'M idoniten Seitgemah,
&c 5cigen miro.
Der Commercial Club BON Sermann
Geo. q. Rueoiger, 8r1iibcnt
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Gin munteres S0bnden ltellte lid,
am II. Mai in Ser Janilie oes 8m.
6. Semeper elm.
9ie Sarmer flaeen iiber at biel
Hcgcn linb 5l faltcs @cttcr.
go es nidt az NAB lit, linb oie
Sarmcr oaran tire Gnrnfeloer NIT
Dem Gultipator 3u bearbeiten.
Die 3immerlcute Srcb Sdoll.
mcpcr, Sreb Stride, Sermam Wcper
uno Scnrp Holtcnsmcper babcn arf
ser Sarm oes S. 6. Noltensmeper
cine grobe Shcilcr gcbmlt.
Sra @aters, Der 8%iebbGnoler, bat
bon Sen. Sarmern Senrp Semcpcr
unb. @m. Iicfpalb cine In5abl &inb-
bieb eefauft.
Ibolpb SDarfc unb Sobn, bon
@arren Gountn nuren 0ieie ISOLDE
bier bel Scrlpanotcn auf 9ciud,.
q. @. Semcpcr ilnb Satin babcn
lcttc ISOLDE ibr nciles @Obnbnls be-
5ogen.
alig. Spffnam~ reiitc lebtc ISOLDE
nad ct. 2orlis UNI lid in 1r5tlide
9ebanollrng 81 bceeben.
@nl. &lleggc nnb 6alnilie mad,tcn
lcstc ISOLDE cincn Musflug naf Ser
mann.
@m. Selncper bcrlor lette @od)c
cine %mertbpolle Stub bltr6 aronfbeit.
-Mbonniert arf bas Scrmanncr
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Sol. Rcbiumcn mar Gn0e letter
ISOLDE in @eihGftcn in ct. 2oilis.
-6ranf Sofnnunm ~itattetc Scr
naRptcn in ct. 2ol,is am Sonntog
ninrn fllrsen 9cilh al.
s. 8. Slecr uno Satin bon ct.
2ouis, marcr lettcn Sreitng bier in
@eid1iten I'M Nadlabgcridt.
DITTO Sdaefier, bon Stolpc, bat
Don Bctcrs & @orfnlan, in WorriIon,
elm giiif auto gefauft.
-Staats- aubitor Geo. Sadmanm,
bon Sefferion Gitp par ON Sonntag
@uIt Dieiiaer 6reunoe uno 9efannten.
-7Srau q. W. Mief uno Ginoer
'nnb letter 6reitag nod einem lat
geren 9eiu6 in ct. 2ouis, iuicber
3urilfgefelrt,
Die 1riscc Srapelers iino Gin
beitcres Iolftcn litlb iperben IN Den
Irsten brei Sa0cn Der naditen ISOLDE
bier ,3ebcn in Ole 9uoe" bringen.
-g,iaen Claus utto Samilie, bon
Gait ct. 2ouis, hefinocn lid bier aitt
geIud, bel 8crpanoten unb 9efann'
ten.
SRI. Gillian @ungol, bon Gba'
n1ois, ~ber,peilte letter. Srcitaa rno
Samstaa bier ailf 9eI,ld BEL ibren
Icrnonotcn.
Der Seruionu Chipping Milo.
station ianbtc lcttc ISOLDE ourt
ibrcn 9crtrctcr, Geo. Hcumann, 90
Shpcinc. 10 81lbcr uno Wtild'
fiibe noh Dem ct, 2ouiicr Warft.
-Sarrn 9irsucr unh Satin bon
geIlepillc. Sn.. maren onl Sonntog
bier aif @cIud bel Sen @robcltcrn.
,Ssobn Neiohort unb Satin unb on.
hcren @crmunbten.
Snfolae oes bielen &egenS iinb
DER Sio0e ionic Scr @asconooe SliiB
10 bod bnb tic bie nicocrcn gottrms
beNrobcn. gi,h Der Milioliri lit Inn
etipo 6 sub aclticgen, boh felt Witt.
mod micocr Iu,telum ON 6allcn.
-@m &ocln,er. bis Dor Sturgeon
bier m%obnbaft, lieat aegcnp1rtig i'm
Srim Ieiner Sohter, Srou Treo Sell,
an Der SirIt Greet. idnucr erfranft
0oruieber. Seine pielcn bieii6cr
Srer,noen miinifen Inn, NIT uns,
rcht baIoiee 9eiirrlng.
Geo. MIbersiuertb ullb @attin
ncbIt Sodter, Sri. Gillian unO @nl,
8rebenteper unb 8ottin bon Senote
8rope, iotuie Tronf, @ilbelm unb
3SrI. Gloro @ronncntonn, bon Stont
Sill uno SRI. gmclic Soothing, bon
Gtiub. uarcn am 5onntoa bier 81
@u5t bel Sdl,llupcrintcnocnt u. ..
Wann uno @uttin.
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Stong Sill nnb llmscsenS.

Srau Sobn Shultc mar mcbrcre
Gage letter ISOLDE beirdsneiie III ct.
2ouis.
S%ernlann allemalm unb @attin be.
fanoen iid letten Samstag in Ictp
Sapen gum geiud.
GrnIt Sllrmcr, bon Berger, l%tattctc
am Samstag unicrcm StGOt6cn eli.
ncn 8ei6Gftsbeillh ab.
SRI. emma Slccr bcfinbct lid auf
Der &%ranfenliitc.
! Gbriit. &oblfing lit baran feline
Sdcucr Ourd) cinen glnbou su Der.
gr0bcrn.
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-TG6Iten Wontag beginnt o.


Mai . Sermin bcs TahIabgeridic.
iomobl als Der oes Gountpgeridtes.
-9tG6Itcn Sonntag finbct boi
j1brlihe Sfulpicnic (Wfaifelt) bc1
Giicntlidcn Shulc uuf Dem Sdir
plate itatt.
GO. $. &ucoiger uno Samilic
bon @cbitcr 8ropes, no, ipeilen &C
acnnGrtig bier gum 9ciild bel bcl
Gltcrn, Senrp Hlteoiger uno 8attln
-Sernanm labet Giib at oen brei
tGgigen groBen 6eitlidfciten Elm
mo Die Srisco Srnpelers erlparter
Gllb.
Sic cpangl. 8emeinbe bon Stol,
pc miro alrt Sonncrstag, Den 80. Mai
ibr Sonntagidul = Set in Der NGbt
Der STRIDE ubbalten, 81 melhem Sc.
hermann b0flidit cingclaoen lit.
SIT Scrnann miro ndd)ite @ohC
ON 0onncrstag, Jrcitag uno Sanls,
tag reyes 2cben bcrribcn unb SroDs
linn nno Scitcrtcit ole Yarole iein.
aonlmt uno frcllt cuh nit oen Srob.
li6en.
-Haitor Gasnlann, bon Der bieii.
gen ct. Ealtls Stride. puroe lebte
@ode, gclegentlid Der in st. 2olis
abgebaltenen GonferenS, gum Scfre-
tar Ser cpangclilden llnion bon Mii.
iouri erp1blt.
.--9r. .. 6. &riese, Grdiioent bes
Central @eslcpan College, bon &ar-
renton, miro an nGdlten Sonntue
Sorulittag in Ser bieiigen W. 6.
Stride Die Yrebigt bnltcn, ullb 5lpar
in cngliidcr Sprahc.
-Ynltpr Sdmichcn ulo i. 9.
Sacifner, bon Spiss, uno Scnrp
9orncr uno EaItor aug. <bn, bon
Stonp Sill, iino lceten Iontag bon
Scr in ct. 2ouis %abgebaltcncn Gon'
fcrcrl5 5urild9cfebrt.
y gtipos Ncllcs - cine Gombina.
tions . Mange fir Spla, &oblen nno
&oblcn6l. Gin &oblenol : Sfen llno
Mangc, allies in cinem. Gin beque.
MGR Diem fiir jebe Sabres5cit ,no ie.
Sen 3lpcd. &orlnlt unb beieht oen'
lclben bel
it. GbcrIin & Som.
-Oas S%inbonlcut fir bus groBe
Garage @cbGiloe oos Hobt. Surpl
OIL Ger /. Strabc crridtcn lGbt iii
lcttc @nd,s uol!enbCt morbcn 10 bnl'
sic 9afitcin Nrbeitcn am Wpntag
in Ingriff gcnonmcn mcrocn fonn.
ten. Scnrn S%daumbilre, bon st.
2ouis, bot ocn Gontrnft fir lcttcre
9lrbeit.
Geo. 6. @bcrlin. Ieent, Der.
fauftc IN ben leetcn Sogcn an Grnil
Mcnfc, BON etIob. Sobn S. @t,,elIer,
BON 9rofe. uno j. ". Sclm bon
Ieip Soncr, JIG Elm Mtarlpell Il,tp. 10.
pie Saflarb M,ltos an Spbn 8inter
lno an Ben Gamer, bon Spenspille,
Geo. 2ofbart. bon Sea, unb hilbert
Showe, bon Gtlab.
Ser aut s. Wtai IN ct. 2ouis
peritorbcne Sobn Stoebr, pcrinoht
icine oilf $4,000 geidiSbtc S%interlai.
icnihuit icinen ~iolecnhcn @cihmi-
tern; Gb., Otto uno hilbert Stoebr.
bon ScrmamL Sronf Stochr, bon
Solmage, Gcbr., uno Srou @m.
9efntonn uno Srlpin @eniing, Sobn
icincr perit. ShlpeItcr, Srou gmil
@cniing, Su glcifen Sbeilcn.
Cine groBe Iu5abl sSobritcn unh
sroBcren @cihGitsfirmen IN allen
Sbeilcn bcs Stoates bobcn Grciie ge4
@itiftct, Ole aeleacntlid oeu b~reitGgigen
Scltlid,fcit,a Scr Sriscp S~rapelers
an 80. 80. unb 81. oieics Morots
our Gertbeillung gclauecn ucrben.
Gic peridieocncn Grcilc iinb in Sen
Sdaufenitcr ocs Geo. u. &ueoiger
uno Der &lenf 2ltmber SO. onsae.
itelIt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-23

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo, on April
%, 1919, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1919-05-23

-Mbonniert alif bas Scrmanncr
8olffsblatt.
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$ {.

Gin nlllnteres Sobnfen itellte lid
am II. Mai in Ser Jamilie bes 8m.
6. Semeper elm.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
SCHOLARSHIPS FOR ALL
REGARDLESS OF CREEDS
K. of c. Offer of Free Courses for
Veterans in Leading
Universities.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, August 21.-One hun
dred scholarships in forty-one Of the
country's leading educational insti-
tutions will be offered by the Knights
of Columbus to American veterans of
the world war, regardless of religious
creed, as part Of the orders work in
helping get former service men back
into serious educational pursuits.
This announcement was made here by
the orders committee on war activi.
ties.
The scholarships will include tut
ton, books, board and lodging for
successful applicants. who must file
their applications on or before Sep
tember 1 with the supreme secretary,
Conn. The Knights Of Columbus Of
ter comprises fifty technical. scientific
mining, agricultural or foreign serv-
ice scholarships in the following in
stitutions:
University Of California, Sheffield
Illinois. Purdue University, Louisiana
State University, Massachusetts, In
Polytechnic Institute. Michigan Agri-
cultural College. University Of Min
nesota. University of Missouri, Stew
ems institute OIL 1CCnnOlOSy, HOly.
technic Institute Of Brooklyn, Toledo
University. Colorado School Of Mines.
Montana State College Of Agriculture.
Ohio State University. West Virginia
University and Georgetown Univer-
sity Foreign Service School
Fifty scholarships also are offered
for a complete academic course in the
following: The Catholic University
Washington, D. CO, Holy Cross Col
lege, Worcester, Mass: Loyola Uni
versity, Chicago; st. Paul University,
Dubuque College, Loyola University,
New Orleans; Fordham University,
Manhattan College, Mount Angel Col
lege. Oregon; Villanova College, st.
Louis University, st. Thomas College,
ST. Paul; Santa Clara University, CAL
ifornia; Niagara University. Uni
versity of Dallas. Detroit University,
Notre Dame University, Mount st.
Charles College, Creighton University,
Omaha: Duquesne University, Pitts
burgh, and Gonzaga University.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
NEW WIRELESS TO JAPAN.
Another Cable Line Also Proposed
by Promoters.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 21.-A
new transpaciic wireless. as well as
a proposed cable system is under con-
sideration by American and Japanese
business interests. according to Ka-
kachi Uchida, former Japanese vice
minister of communications. who ar
rived here on the steamer Tenyo
Maru yesterday in the interest of the
projected cable line.
He will confer with Secretary Lam
sing and Secretary Lane in regard to
the cable and will meet business men
in San Francisco and New York to
promote formation of a company to
assume approximately half of the
$25.ooo.ooo expenditure proposed for
the new system. He will leave for
New York Friday. and after visiting
Washington will depart for Ixpndon.
Present wireless congestionsbetween
Japan and the United States will be
relieved when the new station opens
in Fushima, Mr.. Uchida said. 'aThe
present congestion of the cable is
causing misunderstanding between
Japanese and the United States. which
must be remedied," he said.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
STUDENT ARMY CORPS
COST U. S. &c. ,000, 900
Col. Rees Tells Officers Of War
Finance Department Of Army
Educational Work.

Student army training corps MAIN
tanned in colleges Of the country dur
ing the war cost Uncle Sam ap-
proximately $s,00o,O 900.
This fact was brought out by Col.
Robert I. Rees of the general star
Of the War Department. who returned
a short time ago from France, where
he instituted and supervised a gen.
eral scheme of education for the A.
E. F., in an address early this week
at a dinner given by Brig. Gen. Her.
bert M Lord. director of the finance
of the War Department. to officers in
his department.
Col. Rees outlined the cause and
purposes which led to the establish
ment of the students. training corps
in colleges Of the United States. He
also sketched the steps taken to re-
duce. illiteracy in the Army and to
provide technical training for those
who desired it. In connection with
this particular subject he presented
facts and figures to prove. illiteracy
had almost completely disappeared
from the ranks
Evening star., 1919-08-21
a wealth Of Clever ideas in ST az
the new Lingerie BlOuSeS at

variety of new styles have just ar
rived in French voile organdies, dinity and
combinations in regular Sizes A sale of
cool, crisp bouses for late summer and early
fall wear at decidedly attractive price
A blouse of fine voile, solid embroidered
front, round neck with flat collar, trimmed
with val lace and fastened at side with dainty
pearl buttons. Sizes SO to 46.
A Stylish Blouse of D;nvty at $3.50
Dimity trimmed with French val lace collar
and front. Sizes 46 to S.
Ne.O French Vo;7e B1ouses at S5.z5
These bouses have just arrived among the
finest have Distinctive tailored bouses with
just hemstcing and tucks for trimming; also dresser
affairs trimmed artisticay with dainty French lace
Sizes 36 to 46. Floor.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
WALES STILL ABOY,
BUT IS ON HIS lob
Canadians Find Their Royal
Visitor Intensely Human
and LikabIe.
sHuNs SOCIETY HoNoRs
BY HERBERT COREY.

HALIFAX, August 19.-This is the
verdict Of the maritime provinces on
the Prince Of Wales:
1.-The kids there
That is the way the crowds phrase
it on the streets of st. John and
Halifax. On the tight little isle peo-
pie might say, His royal highness is
a bit Of all right! What?"
The meaning is the same. Only the
words have suffered sea change.
He has gone through two grueling
days since his arrival in the Dominion.
Corner stones to right of him, veter-
ans associations to left of him. recep-
tions in front Of him, have volleyed
and thundered; highly bedecked off,
cials have addressed him at painfully
typewriter length. each grimly con-
ferring his every title from by the
Grace of God" to Lord of the Isles"
Crowds have cheered him, and when
not cheering have watched him with
an appalling round-eyed solemnity.
He has shaken thousands of hands
and given away medals and talked
with many wounded men in hospitals.
Through it all he has been master Of
himself.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
STATE GRAIN ACT INVOLVED.
Suit in North Dakota to Determine
Validity Of Law.

FARGO. N. D., August 24.-An ac-
tion involving the power Of the state
of North Dakota to enforce the state
grain act while the grain business is
under the control of the United States
Food Administration. was filed in the
United States district court here
The Embden Elevator Company, re-
sisting the state law and declaring it's
refusal to take out license, contends
that when the federal government
took over the grain business super
vision the state lost all power to
dictate how grain shall be handled.
State officials charged with enforcing
the state grain grading law are made
defendants.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
for the Miss IS new
and has long silk fringe.
Sketched direct from, go,Dns

Joyously youthful in every line this unusual frock
delight the heart of the miss who likes to lead in her
Priced at $7z.50.
This costume design is purposely simple that the eff
of the new note in handmade lace may not be obscu
The gown is of rich navy paulette the long waist giro
with twisted black silk tasseed cord and the skirt
with silk fringe reaching to the hem.
New Serge Frocks for Misses exception
ally clever and youthful models. featuring ex-
elusive ideas. One especially fetching model is in
straight one-pieee effect with vest and pockets
of braided crash. Priced at $3.50.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
Eschewing Social Honors.

It Is apparent that he does not pro-
pose that his visit to Canada shall be a
society event. At st. Johns the orches-
ira moved out as soon as he had finish
ed his courtesy dances. and here a re-
ception at the Waegwoltic Club was can
celed. Ladies in the United States who
Lave hoped to entertain ''the dear
prince" may take warning. 1t is dollars
to tuppences they will do no more than
touch his hand. It is indicated. too,
that undue efforts to make social lion
of him may result in his declining to
visit the United States. His first busi-
less on this side o| the water is to visit
the Dominion in his capacity as heir to
the British throne. Nothing else mat
tern, not even. .Newpoyt.. -,
Evening star., 1919-08-21
His Likable Dimdence.

His difiidence only adds to the popular
liking. That he will be popular NAV be
confidently predicted. It is difficult to
think Of him as a prince. He seems
only nice boy. Newspaper and movie
photograp pliers have been under his feet
continually. No matter how well train
ed in the duties of democracy. he might
be forgiven for showing annoyance. No
American cabinet member would give
the photographers such liberties. wales
seemed honestly amused by their an
tics. They run backwards in front Of
him; across his line of march; one hardy
artist even beckoned him to come
nearer. Once he was completely ringed
in by them, every shutter clicking and
every movie gun swapping. He called
to Ernest Brooks, who is attached to
the royal house as photographer: Get
picture in action" said he; 'ft is very
quaint"
The work has been hard and he shows
it, and, oddly enough. as his fatigue in
creases a hitherto almost unnoticed re-
semblance to his father and grandfather
is appearing. 1t Is not to be detected
in most Of the photographs, but is un-
mistakable when one sees him close at
hand. But he is certainly interested.
He is open-eyed and alert and speaks
with most winning accent Of sincerity:
He has very good carrying voice, by
the way, cutting off his syllables in the:
crisp English fashion.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
Extra Special--
Jap Mating and S1.95
FiberOid Suit Cases at L

Excellent cases, 24-inch, made with heavy
frames, inverted corners and neatly brass
trimmed A most serviceable and neat ap-
pearing case that we guarantee to give all
the service that might expect.
Main Floor, Inside Entrance
Evening star., 1919-08-21
Little Girls White Ref
Dresses, Sbec;a1. $2.95

Made in one piece, kimono
style, with scalloped neck and
sleeves, embroidered and fin
ished at waist with pink or
blue satin sash and bow.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
Of New
Hosiery

You will find the
unusual most hap
PLY combin ed
with the practical
in our advance
display.
Sill Hose at $3.50
Notaseme Silk Hose, an ex-
cellent wearing hose, made with
scanned back. Black, white,
brown and navy.
Sill Hose at $2.25
Full regular made, with mer-
cerized tops, in black, white,
cordovan, Russian calf, gray
and many different colors.
Onyx Po;ntex Silk Hose
at $3.50
Full regular made, with dou-
bic soles, heels, toes and mer-
cerized tops. Only in black.
Ne,o Silk Lace Hose
at $500
In a striped effect, made of
heavy silk, with double soles,
heels, toes and garter tops.
Black only.
Main Floor. South Annex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

saye my heart to Jesus and tho mrs. TIVE
weeks saved enough money TO buy a ittls
carpet: 1 measured the room ono day when
my wife didn't see mo and I got a little
Ingram carpet. II cost mo so cents a yard
q lot for mo and had them make il
aown ut tho store and when he brought Ne
homo Saturday night, with Smy pay. I
throwed It down. My Wife cried for two
hours. Bill She never ate any supper"
teen years: Bill: and she never walked on
arprt In her life. spent ali my money
for drink. He said: .Biii, IL you don't
care. I'd like to have enough shavinEs to
make sofa pillow. because me and my
round up; we have all been converted. Bin.
and we all kncit around on this and kind
pile" He said: "I'd like to have enough
to make sofa pillow. SO when you are
gone and l come home. IL am tempted to
remind me that used to be a drunkart
but I've been saved. and am sober and
It ia because God did In one week or two
weeks what the devil didn't do In seven
s the aoor bS you ess. f carpet
said: mo. Jack. and ND il you wan,
enough shavinEs to make mattress out OF.
all right" And l said to him: Jack 1--WE
were In a tent. IL you want enough of that
tent to make each Of your kids pair o.!
He said: az don't want to forget God
gone, Bill"
Naaman said: Can I have two mules
burden of earth. so when I got back home
can make an altar in the temple in front
ing to tho Idol, will be praying to God.
Seer"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

Every mother realizes. after giving
her children California Syrup of Figs"
that this Is their ideal laxative, be-
cause they love its pleasant taste and
1t thoroughly cleanses the tender little
stomach. liver and bowels without
gripping.
When cross. irritable. feverish or
breath is bad. stomach sour. look at tho
tongue, mother! II coated. give a tea
spoonful Of this harmless fruit laxa-
tive" and in few hours all the foul,
constipated waste, sour bile and undi-
Eested food passes out of the bowels.
and YOU have a we'll. playful child
again. When the little system Is full
Of cold. throat sore. has stomach ache,
diarrheoa. indigestion. colic-remem-
bcr. good inside cleansing should
always BIO tho first treatment given.
Millions OF mothers keep California
Syrup of Figs" handy; they know a tea
spoonful to-day saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for a
bottle OF California Syrup of Figs"
which has directions for babies,
children of all ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beware of
counterfeits sold here. SO don't be
fooled. Get the genuine made by
California Fig Syrup Company."-Adv.