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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
coon JoBS FOR SOLDIERS
AT THE PExNIMAN PLANT

Announcement was made vesterda V
by the United States employment SER
vice that there are about fifty good
JOBS open for mechanics. returned SOL
ctefs preferred. at the Penniman plant
Applicants may be signed up at the
employment office. 9to West Main
street. Good wages prevail at the
pant, when is general ordinance
cepot, and provisions and other necessi-
ties are furnished at cost to employees.
Houses for married men and lodging
Tor single men. are provided free
The Fenniman plant has already
subscribed more than it's quota In the
victory loan campaign. and expects to
do better.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
APARTMENTS FOR 50
FAMILIES ON CHURCH Hill

Thirteen four-family houses. provid-
ing apartments for fifty-two families.
will be built on Church Hill by w. J.
Parrish at cost Of $3.50. 900. accord :
inx to plane filed in the ONCE Of
HmldinE Inspector Butler yesterday.
The principal row Of houses will stand
on Thirty-second street, between Leigh
and NJ. streets. The contract has heen
awarded to the American Construction
company.
Other plans filed yesterday were as
follows:
Julian c. Anderson. to erect a two
story frame dwelling on Grimm ave-
nue., between Essx and Hooper streets.
to cost $1,000.
r. H. Mott, to erect six two-story
frame and stucco dwellings on the
east side Of Garland avenue, betwee n
the Brookland Park boulevard and
Essex street, to cost $4,000 Ruffin
a. Payne are the architects and B. w.
Showalter the contractor.
Helen D. Anderson, to erect a two
story stucco and frame dwelling on the
east side of Haynes avenue. between
Rogers and Hooper streets, to cost
$4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
At THE
THEATERS
Hempel Uphoads Public Taste.

Hcmpel Upholds Public Taste.
Public taste, musically speaking.
has had some pretty hard knocks
from the critics, Of late, but 1t has
found an ardent defender in Miss
Frida Hempel, leading soprano OF the
Metropolitan Opera company. who
will be heard In recital at the Academy
Friday night.
Miss Hempel, in a recent interview.
IN one Of the New York papers. says
that public taste IL not degenrating:
or losing its vision or hearing OF bet
ter things: or weakening Its grip on
the higher standards: or going down
to decAdence with a gradual slump.
On the contrary. the singer insists
that public taste is gloriously holding
Its own In a steady, uphill climb.
have listened to countless COM
plants and charges against public
TASTE" said Miss Hempel Il have
tried honestly to look the question
squarely In the face: have even con-
sidered the situation as pessimistically
as possible-but l can find no cause
for worry or for despair.
Sometimes. / am inclined to think
that all public taste needs is to be
let alone. If you dip a pitcher OF
water out of stream, made up of a.
score of smaller streams flowing into
it, the water will at first be turbid.
Let 1t stand for a while and the sedi-
ment soon settles, leaving the water
clear. So think public taste, made
up Of countless individual tastes. and
judged by a part scooped up at ran
dom, would soon settle itself il some
one wasn't always coming along and
prodding at 1t and shaking 1t up to
see how bad it was"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
VIGOROUSLY DEFENDS
ORTHODOX FAITH
The Old Time Religion VIII Endure.
Rev. Lunipkin also Sounds Naiicy-Cry
Note for Defense of law and Order.

In strong and earnestly delivered
sermon on the sacrifical offerings of
Cain and Abel. the Rev. X. +. Lump
kin. III tho pulpit of St James Meth
odiet church Sunday evening. vigo-
fousty defended the old orthodox faith
against the attacks Of the materialists
and the dangers Of Christs divinity,
The e.xelrasjs Of +hc S,srfof,,ra1 account
of -f,ffr,r7r7t-e- .4a.t ,,r the two
brothers in tho ars+ Family of thn hu-
man race under tho accen+a,lo sacri-
fee rneritorto,,s in thai i, ,nanifested
raffb in Inc pronfsed medfator
u t1sgr5slz Ia r. fffitit- z,s.1s de-
void Of such faith gtba sneaker had
no doubt that Cain brought the best
of his fruits Of labor and both brothers
believed in and worshipped the same
God hut the faith-offerlng typifies the
true religion and the non-faith offer
ing the false religion. the materialists
the moralists, and all creeds that deny
the divinity Of Christ. without the
shedding of blood is no remission" is
an explicit .dictum of revelation.
Those saved prior to Chffst's personal
presence on earth-his life. death. res
direction, and ascension~~-were saved
by faith in tho atoninr merits of the
emdiator 70 come and the saved now
| is by faith In the mediator who has
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
COMPANY
ADDS Pl0WS TO LINE

The International Hervester cont
pany has purchased the manufactur-
| ing plant and business of the Paritn
and Orendorff company. of Canton,
| Illinois News of the transaction was
received by II. j. Winans, the Har
vester companys branch manager
here. in telegram received yesterday
from the Chicago office.
The p. & o. company. AS 1t is
popularity known. is one of the
pioneer ploy manufacturers o +
America The present extensive plant
at Canton. Illinois is the outgrowth
of a blacksmith shop which. William
| Parlin started there in 1S42 The r.
and O. line OF piows and tiitagc i'm
! PIGMENTS is we'll known and largely
used throughout the agricultural
world. It has branch houses at
. Kansas City. Minneapolis. omaha. ST.
Louis, Dallas, Portland. Ore. Denver.
Sioux Fails. Oklahoma City and
| Spokane
In addition stocks of +. and O.
goods will also be taken over al the
following transfer points: Alloway. y.
j., Atlanta, Ga, Amarillo. Tex.
Cedar Rapids, Ia. Charlotte. \. c..
Columbus, O., Decatur. III, Des
Moines, Ia. Dubuque, la. Horsey,
Va. Houston, Tex, indianapolis. Ind
Macon. Ga, Madison. Wis, Memphis.
Tenn. Nashville, Tenn. Pasco. Wash.
Shreveport. La. Stanton, Del, and
Tarboro. N. c.
Branch Manager Winans. when
| asked about it's plans for handling the
additional ploy business at Richmond.
| stated that 1t would be carried as part
OF the companys present business
| and that no consideration had as yet
been given to the question of what
additional facilities. in the way of
warehouses and storage space would
be required
With reference TO the effect of this
purchase upon local business. Mr..
Winans said
Implement dealers handling In
ternationai" goods have long desired
! that the Harvester company should in
clude plows as one of its lines. There
is growing tendency in the retail
implement trade for the dealer TO
purchase. as far as possible. from a
single manufacturer all the imple-
nents which he carries and to build
up for himself a good will in that
! line of Implements The Harvester
company's line was already practically
complete with the exception OF plows:
we will now be able to offer to the
dealer fun line OF all the impor-
tant farm implements needed in order
to supply his trade.
| II believe the usars ~ Tho n T. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
"WomanIerss WEDDING ~

The 'Womanless Wedding Ia he
given by the Bates Bible class and
Young Peoples auxiliary of Union
station church, which has to be
changed on account of the com
munity chorus concert will be given
tomorrow night at $40 in the audi
torium OF Bellevue high school. The
entertainment Will consist OF "A mixed
program of Rotations ard songs, af-
ter which The wedding" VIII ho
given. which promises ia be quite IN
to date in every detail All those
who promised candy are asked to see
that ii is in the hands of the com
mittee not later than eight O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
1O6TH ANNIVERSARY
BIBLE SOCIETY TODAY

The Bible Society Of Virginia, the
Oldest organization of its kind in
America, will celebrate it's 1o6th an
niversary at the Second Baptist
church at SIS O'Clock tonight. Dr.
Douglas $. Freeman will deliver the
address. The society was organized
three years prior to the birth of the
American Bible Society, of which it
is now an auxiliary and the South
Atlantic Agency,
over six and a quarter million
Bibles, Testaments and portions of
tho Bible were distributed 10 the arm
cd forces of America during the war
by the American Bible Society. The
Richmond home. of which James
Caskie is president and Rev. NJ b.
Porter, u. u, secretary and treasurer.
is located t.313 East Grace street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
.fR-SOOTH|NG
POSLAM HEALS
bROKEM-0UT SKIN

REIyet Poslam act for you as a sooth
concentrated healing balm Ia
Ser right over that itching skin
&Ubfe and subdue 1t, taking out the
~ and soreness. and then. as april
SflOns are repeated. causing the dis
*7faaAr 10 grow less and less each day.
nalAm cannot harm There is no risk
y trying it To seq If ~ really Will
1x11 ntcAte your ecze ma pimples, or
&&Ner surface disorder. And the bur
- OF proof Is on Poslam for you viii
ntch for visible results.
S9s &)oId everywhere. For free sample
~IH{testo Emergency Laboratories, e43
lAat With St. New York City
M Urge your skin 10 become fresher.
LIGHTER. better by the daily use OF
SnSlaU Soap, medicatcd with Poslam
Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
ANOTHER CHARGE, OF CHECK
FLASHING AGAINST SMITH

Additional charges of passing a
forged check to- $1,000 on the local
express company and obtaining that
sum in travellers checks many of
which were passed in Petersburg,
have been lodged by the police against
W. r. Smith. twenty-four years old.
who WAS arrested while attempting to
leave the post office. Captain A. S.
Wright. heal Of detectives. detected a
similarity between the writing of
Smith and that of Paul Smithers. the
name of the man wanted on the check
flashing charge.
Smith is well known here, having
formerly clerked in a Broad Street
store. He married a Miss johnson, OF
this city. Smith was first arrested as
a fugitive from Norfolk. where he is
said to be wanted for passing bogus
checks. Another charge was then pre-
ferred against him Monday by the pos
tai authorities for using the mails to
defraud.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Hang out your Flag!
"Stiu Life" Discovered

Constable 'Bill' Flynn. of Chester
field county yesterday made a dis
coverv of 4 neatly arranged scene of
still life" Not the kind that attracts
the heart Of the artist but a real
still
Constable FLYNN, ran across the ma
chinery near Robins, which is along
the Powhatan line, and a mash which
was all ready % be distilled He SAYS
that he has several suspects in mind
and that they will probably he ar
rested within the next few days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Cour~s, of Ieut.h Women Meet.

|s The aranuTa. meeting q 1he COUNCIL
- Jewish Werner WAS held Monday
#afssrncon. IN tf1s Sunday school room
- Teraple Beth Ahaha. at which
sl1me the following officers were e}ect.
III. president. Mrs. Leon WaG1crstein.
sAk1t yicc- yrs ssient. SYLVAN LASinrs~
xDu. secnr7ti ris-r= president. Mrs. Will
Ham SchwarzchIId treasurer. Mrs,
Fam Bendheim. recording secretary,
Mrs A. /. Biuswang-r, corresponding
:sSsere4ars. Mrs u F. Stern auditor,
-4EFs- Cha Elns- Strauss ElXe new direc-
tors were elected for q term Of three
years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
f.inter parL Club.

Mrs Thomas " Gardener prcsi-
dent of the Woman's club of 'Gintcr
Park, will preside al the reuglar
monthly meeting Of the club this af~
;Sernoon at O'Clock, in the new
4chool building. Mrs Charles q Tay-
Tor, is chairman Of the afternoon. Mrs.
Thomas Cary Johnson. will introduce
the speaker, Mr.. John Stewart Bryan,
whose subject viii be Present Con.
En1tions In France
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Southside Items
Held for Alleged Transporting.

j. S. Glielfuo was fined SIS in police
court. Part IT, yesterday on a charge
of speeding and an additional charge
OF Transporting whiSkey was lodged
against him. He waived preliminary
examination and is being held for the
grand jury. Officers who arrested him
for speeding searched his automobile
for ardent spirits but failed to find
any, and the warrnt was sworn out
against him OF information received.
to that effect that his car is being used
for the carrying OF contrahand whis-
key
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
GRAND LODGE I. o. O. r.
MEETS HERE NEXT WEEK

T. Wiley Davis, Jr., has been APP
pointed grand secretary of the Grand
Lodge of Virginia. !, .. O. F., 70 sue
coed the late Or. Edwin z. Turner
who died last week in the home OF
his daughter, Mrs II. w. Tompkins,
62i Griffin avenue. DR. Turner sue
ceeded Mr.. Davis father. the late r.
Wiley Davis, who was secretary for
thirty years The annual session
of the grand lodge will be held in
Richmond next week, beginning Mon
day.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
CAN'T WORK SYMPATHY
"LAG" on POLICEMEN

Richmond police say the sympathy
gag. which J. C. Prince. who was
indicted by the grand jury Monday
tried 10 work on them. doesn't go at
81. Returning here Saturday night to
answer 70 the charge Of transporting
they say ne carried suspicious grip,
winch upon being searched, revealed
only carpenters tools. He claimed that
MS being searched was a great out
rage. and chief sherry said he had
the nerve 10 ask that the chief appear
y court as character witness for him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

line throughout the country VIII b
well satisfied with this change. The
p. 4 O.. line II popular with the trade
and 10 extepsively sold, but that com.
pany has OILY ten branch houses In
the United States. whereas the Har-
vester company has lightweight We
hope that through out facilities we
will be able to give even more. off,
cient and satisfactory service to the
trade in p. & O. implements than IL
has received in the past"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

Mem bers of the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Patriotic club. will give a dance and
entertainment Friday night at the
Grays armory in order to raise funds
with which to entertain Southsde boys
who are returning home. after seeing
service in the army and navy. Re-
freshments will he served and II is
expected that a large crowd will at
tend.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Aviator 10 Lecture.

EsS Tht. eveninr at the Academy o.
n xustr a lecture which promises 10 ~
,s,s,s, Interesting. is that which VIII DC
93yen by Col william Bishop. ar
.ayia ar of rercun. under the auspices
n the wonans' club. and the f>1rh
Htond exchange for wonaps worn
Col. gishop< u a real hero Of lhe ~Rr'
and a ruen; speaker. he ~'ia be M
ssrcdured bv Mr. John Stewart Bryan
The lecture is under the supervision Oh
The following ladies: Ms Coleman
sEorthar7. and Mr. Horace aa~es'
Tor the exchange, and MIS- William A
Crensl~w. and Miss Adele W4.ilA11ts.
for the chsh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
paStor Kccciy,s Gift.

Members of the congregation Of the
Stockton Street Baptist church, Sun
day night at the close OF the services.
presented their D&s4or. tho Rev. WAL
ter r. Lecklitcf, . pnree Of 500, vii
which to 'lefray hm expenses to At
lanta, Ga, where he goes to attend
the annual convention of the South
ern Baptist convention. His wife will
accompany him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
BloCiy fny

FOR the past two years, the ladies
in charge OF the Settlement House.
At 1le4 West Cary street. have ar
ranged a series Of lectures. which
GIVE information an many subjects In
manner most interesting and which
nave proven very instructive. There
Is such little time for reading, and
study tines" days. II was for this pur-
f"~e these lectures were instituted
ih-efder- to leen-thiz good work up
the public will be called on for a
contribution on BLOCK Day" May
10th and 1sth, which will help to de-
fray these expenses
Mrs. Herbert Mann, president or the
board. will be assisted by Mrs Taze-
well NJ. Darlington. Jr., Mrs. Murat
Willis, Mrs. r. p. Garcin Mrs Hurt
Mrs, Moore, Mrs. FIippen, and Miss
Roger
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Funeral Of Mrs. Gutridgc.

Funeral services for Mrs. Josephine
Gutridge. wife of w, II. Gutridge.
who died recently at her home. "Ex-
ter" near Oak Grove, were conducted
yesterday at the home. She was buried
In the family burying grounds.
Mrs. Gutridge is survived by her
husband W. II. Gutridge five daugh-
ters--M isses Myrtle, Edna, Marjorie.
Leila, and Cornelia Gutridge. and
three sons-1rvin. Clyde and Melvin
Gutridge.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Dance nj Westmoirland

The usual weekly dance. viii take
place Thursday evening in the West
inoreland club. Dancing will com
mence at o'clock, and continue until
a late hour. Music will be furnished
by an orchestra, and prominent Rich
mond people will chaperone the
dance
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
College Women tn Meet

The Richmond branch OF the
southern association of college women
VIII meet at o'clock This afternoon
at 216, East Grace street All
graduates OF standard colleges are in
Vlted to attend, as matters OF interest
10 college women Will be discussed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Sues (OruDany.

j. u Weilons has filed suit against
the Virginia. Railway and Power COM
nany In hustings court, part II, for
damages in the sum of $4,000. The
action being one of trespass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Interest In Announcement

Nh or much interest here and through
E0nt the state is announcement. or The
approaching marriage. Of Miss Mary
Agnes James, daughter OF Mr. and
S3F1 Walter Lee tamcs, OF Matthews
8eounty. TO Mr.. William Elwsng Of
S9zOuiSrilie. Ky. The marriage will
14Ake place sometime in May.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

In the home or Mrs Mary r.
Capps. in West Highland avenue,
Norfolk last Wednesday, q very pretty
marriage took place, when her daugh-
ter. Miss Mable Viola. was married to
Mr.. Charles Walton, Jr., son OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Walton Jones. Sr.
Rev. A /. Franklin. assisted by
Rev ! T. Riddick. performed the
ceremony
The rooms were were artisciially
decorated with clusters OF snow balls.
sprays 81 bridal wreath and plants,
ana \ large irnrrowised canopy OF
white jOnqulls1apd ferns had been ar
ranged fer the ceremony to occur
beneath
The bride was attired in n travel
ng suit OF dark blue cloth. with
hat to match, and carried a shower
bouquet OF sweet peas, lilies OF the
valley and brides roses and had AZ
her only attendant. Mss Mary T..
Dudley, " no was eoWned IN pink
geovgette crepe, over pink satin. and
carried = bouquet q Killarney roses
10 match.
The bridegroom had as his best
man NJ William XirgtriCs Capps.
brother ~ the bride Mrs. George
Nastou Schepp. sister Of the bride
groom. played The bridal Chorus f
from I,ohengriE.
An informal reception followed The
wedding Immediately after tho re-
ception. M. and Mrs Jones left for a
Northern wedding trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

AT 500 o'clock last night the clos
ing OF the session for the General
assemblys training school. for lay
workers took place. At this time the
diplomas were awarded to the MEM
bers OF the senior class who have
completed the full two years course
Others who had only taken one year
were given certificates OF proficiency
The graduating exercises were held
In Watts Chapel, of Union Theologi-
cal seminary, and many friends were
present. The Rev. Stuart Nye
Hutchinson. d. D., pastor of the Firs,
Presbyterian church, Of Norfolk, de-
llvered the commencement address
DR.. Hutchinson is an attractive and
forceful speaker and his address was
interesting and helpful
HIS topic was The Essentials OF
Christian leadership" He outlined
the way TO succeed in the life work o,
a Christian as flrst. denying self, and
then taking up the cross and following
Chrlst. The speaker pointed to the
cross roads OF life, when we mus,
either deny self for our moral duty. or
leave that duty undone. He also
looked into the future to the time
when We shall review our life.
viii We" he said, find that we
nave followed the footsteps OF
Christi"
The graduates of the training
school for this year are. Misses
Florence Isabel Dolphy, Mobile. Ala.
Eolth Henshaw, kearneysville. w
VA; Bertha May Rowland, Charlotte
y: e; Elizabeth Gillespie Martin
Charieston, W. Va: Anna Elizabeth
Ruckman, Staunton. Va: Rosa Mae
walker. n c.; Charlotte Emerson
Webb. winston Salem, n. C.. Name,
Finley White. ChurchviIlez va t,liza
BETH Gilkerson Wright, Moffats Creek
Va; Frazier wynne, Waycross. ga
Others who will receive certificate.
or proficiency as having completed
me year course are: Misses Lille c.
lsrlnshurst. Houston, Tex: Victoria
hudson, Mooresville, n c.: viviar
Johnson, Carrollton, Miss; and Reba
Lawrence Winston. Houston, Tex.
Besides these there were a number
OF certificates awarded for courses in
Home Making" under Miss Wallace
VINO Is representing the government in
this work in Richmond
Also, number OF certificates were
AWARDED IN the teachers training
course In Sunday school work.
THESE young ladies will go out into
ac.Ve work in various capacities a.
| pastors assistants, Sunday schoo
| work, or some other phase o.
| christian activity. Some plan to &c
10 the foreign field and others will bt
located in this country. Quite a mum.
| per VIII go to the Appalachian noun.
| tains to do mission work.
This school which is the outgrowth
OF the plans and prayers OF the late
pr A. L. Philips is now firmly esta b.
ilshed with DR.. Walter l.. Linele tho
acung president and DIR. r. r. Nc.
| Faden, the president of the board o,
trustees The school is closing a sue.
cess1ul session and has prospects of a.
| many students as can be accommo.
dated next year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Hold Entertainment Friday.

An entertainment entitled An
Evening of story will be given Fri
day night in the auditorium of the
Decatur Street Methodist church. for
the benefit OF the Ladies Aid society
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Observation-Disclosures Snptials

II Tho marriage Of Miss Hazel Bill
slhfmer. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs, Her
bert Billhimer to Mr.. Lenford Car
sFier. which took place last Saturday in
sHArrisonhurg, was an event of much
siAtcrest to their friends in that Sec
Hon, where both bride and groom
are quite popular.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

on Saturday at II A. NJ tho Mat
thew Fontatn Maury association. viii
hold It's annual meeting This is the
day for payment of dues from May
9th 1919. 20 May 10th 1320
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
ktngS Daughters to Mccf

tomorrow afternoon at 5 o'clock
Mrs William +. Wood, OF 270e. Mon,1-
ment avenue. will entertain the
Loving circle of Kings Daughters.
Mrs. ], William Pemberton. will be
the leader A fun attendance Is de-
sired
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
Wcfis i'm " astIinCfrn,

Miss Emma L. Guy. Of this city and
Mr.. vincent n BASS, were married in
Washington yesterday The Rev.
Harry u Mitchell. was the officiating
IN mister
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07
.ySs,s,. HOLLYWOOD Association.

xhN Junior Hollywoofs Memorial as.
siation, will hold an inportahs
eeting this afternoon At 4 Q. CLOCK
~ Nnrphys hotel. at which time ar
srangements for Memorial day VIII
- completed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

Mrs. j. y. sFowqurean has returned
to her home in Highland Park after
spending some time in New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

r FOR
d. WOMEN
H oou6AHnsEPTlc.S EpATTVE-ANOpYNr
&SSlsSs s4AksyAcTuHgp BY
II w POINT co. ise RrcnAoNp. Va.

five POINT FOR WOMEN, guar.
1feod to produce normal painless
apds. Danish those naggine pains,
anGhoIia. and stop losing two or
~ days every month,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-05-07

I'VE POINT makes healthy. happy
~ cf nervous. rundown wrecks.
Money back il results DO not
~ mail ti.oo. or at Al