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bora habIando con Ia madame Gaia
lima. V que ME parta IN rayo en- este
i~nstante. 81 he pronunclado el NOM
bre dc VIestra Alteza.
-iEsta bien! te creo....
No solo Vuestra Alteza ha hecho
nal en- deSconfiar de mi, sino que qul-
"a ha dado ia alerta int~roduciendose
en- el Louvre.
La a~lerta?, "a quien? pregunto
el duque.
-Monsenor. prosiguio ReEato, iha
cstudiado bien Vuestra Alteza 10 que
son las mujeres?
-iQue quieres decir?
-iAh! es que....es que. es
muv dificil decir ESQ, monsenor.
-iExplicate!
Para las mujeres. Ell tempo y
las distancias, no estan sujctos a IA
lev comun; ocho dias equivalen a We
ces ocho amos, Y ina distancia de
Glen leguas es como 81 no existiera.
Mi querido Renato: parece que
ne estas hablando en- chino; explica-
te lisa Y ll9namente.
Las mujeres son incostantes..
-iY bien?
Ell hombre amado Ia vispera, sue
lie ser olvidado con fr%ecuencia al 81
guiente dia
81 Renato Y el duque Sc lutheran
encontrado en- pleno dia, el perfumlsta
nubiese vistc 9alidecer el semblante
de su interlocutor.
-iAcaso querras convenoerme, d.
10 este con voz atTagantada, que
madame ,Margarita ha cesado de a.
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q las madreS. editadGS
por Ell Con,itG de Educucjon Pr
biica de los EStddoS UnidoS, q
por la Association Nocionnl
de kindergarten
Por Ia sonora Stella ClapSaddle.

Por Ia sonora Stella Clapsaddle.
Debe haber en- ell hogan bastante
trabajo manual que ejecuten los nj
nos ' sea 6ieU dirigido por las ma
dreS. FL trabajo manual ~respopde
al Imperative que experimental Ell nj
no de e~xternar sU actividad Y III eX-
preSiones.
Frecuentemente oimos que lamentan
las madreS Ia carencia de Kinder
garten en- las cercanias de su casa.
Dan 4 conocer con este. que alguna
cuenta Sc dan del gran beneficio que
implica para sus hijos Ia educacion
impartial en- eSoS eStablecimientos;
pero no Sc dan cuenta de que algu-
nos de los melodies usados en- el Kin
dergarten pueden emplearse tambien
en- la casa.
Esto cs verdadero. muy N partiCu-
lar. respecto de los trabajos manua-
les de la escuela, que componen algo
que pudjcramos lamar curse elemen
tai de laboreS 4 mano.
No es necesario invertir mucho
tempo on cstas labores ~infantiles ca
seras; tampoco derrochar el dinero,
los materialeS o el esfuerzo: en- rea-
Iidad. TODD pucde organzarsc en- Ia
casa miSm2.
Como SC sabe. cI barro plastico pue-
De usarse muy EMBELLISHMENTS. Pue-
den los ninoS modelar eSferas. Gu
Dos Y cilindros. reproducir los OBJ
jetos sencillos que ven en- Su rede-
dor. o bien con los elementos de su
aprendizaje improvisar formas sir
viendose de 81 imagination. Entire
CAD ell barro plastico en- manoS del nj
no Y dejadlo que cor e. haga 10 que
ouiera. Encontrara que hay mucho
en- que aprovecharlo Y goZara grance-
mente con esta ~ocupacion aparte de
que. sin darse cuenta el pequeno, eX-
presara algunas de suS interioridadeS
mentales. que sera vaIiosisimo ono
cer.
e. trabajo de plegar papel es SEN
clio = es ocupacion que el nino pue-
de desempenar ej solo. Dad!e Il
hoja cuadrada de papel de envoltura
de c~clores. hacerlo que junte las es-
quinas opuestas Y que doble Ia hoja
por el centric por una sofa veZ. Esto
le proporcionara un remedo de libre,
que puedc utiiizar jugando, inclinar-
10 a que lea 0 cante, o bien puede NJ
provis2r IN album para fijar gra-
badcs en- el.
TratandoSe de una nina Y dando mas
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Tonico Purificador de la San
gre propio para ell Verano

DificiImente Sc encontrara un hombrc que
no neccsitc un tnico par atouar durantc el
verano. LAXACNEA cs una preparation
deal para p~urificar Ia sangrc y Ia piel, linn
riindoIa &c llagas. u!ceras y tumores. La
XACNEA cs el tonico ideal para cl Nerano'
y debe ser usado tanto por las perSonas
enfcrmas como por las sanas. Scis eaIa'
CUE son suficientes para aiiviar cusiauiei
case. cuestan dicz dollars tres calaS cInco
dollars ; una GAIA dos dollars. A los ASen-
ties doce caias por dieciccho dollars. De
SAILOR acradablc. valdran IN million para CT
pacicntc. Laxal Medicines Co., sos LaHai
Bldg. Alb Fourth Ave. Pittsburgh. Pa En-
vie s cts. en- estampiilas (contlbucion de
guerra) po- cada GAIA que ordcnc- NO Sc
cncucntra A Ia. vcnta en- has drogucrias.
(Adv.(
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me ANA como antes, decia ell duque
sollozanGo.
-Ese hombre existe. monsenor.
-iOh! exclamo buscando la espa-
da que habia deiado en- su ASA.
" esta cerca de aqui.
i Muestramelo. .muestramelo!
-Antes, monsenor, tomad mi espa-
da, mi capa Y mi sombrero.
-;iDamelos!
y luego mirad ALA abajo en- Ia
plaza. en- aquella casa 5ondc Sc We
luz al traves de las v~entanas.
-Es Ia taberna de Malican.
-Precisamente.
-iY bien? csc hombre..
-Esta en- Ia taberna....y es Ell
senior de Coarasse... Id, monsenor,
eatrad Y lamade.
~. dices que es....el?
Ell m!sno, monsenor.
Sin anadir mas, rel Guque Sc embo-
70 o la capa del perfumista, AFRO
10 su CORA para .ponerse ell sombre-
70 con plumas de Renatc, Sc cino
la espada, Y Sc fue derechamente a Ia
taharna murmurando:
il s menester que mate q csc hom
bre,
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NeDbr0s Terplcide

debera ser uSada frecuentemente, porque
evita que Sc forme caspa en- ell craneo Y eli
nina TODD aquello que sea perjudicial al
cabello. La Herpicide hace que ell cuero ca
belludo este en- perfecCas condolences, que
permitan el crecimiento Y brillo normal del
cabello.
Es ve~daderamente ~iHexplicabie ell hecho
&c que muchoS hombres y mujeres tenga7
IN pe,o escaso o eufermo Y algunaS veceS
NADIA, cuando por IN costo muy PeQueno.
pue0en adquirir IA HerpiciGe dc Newro. que
evit2ra n caida Y embellecera el cabello.
La Herpicide Sc encuentra a Ia venta y
esta garantizada. por todas las droguerlas.
Sc hacen aplicaciones en- las barberiaS.
Eeris hog n,isp.o 10 cts, en- sjsetieo 0
cr sstamgiias, y le eHriaremoS H~tcStro
fol1sto en e qlc Sc erpiica. como con&cr-
ear cl c15cllo. DnijGnse q The Hcrplcjde
c., DEPT. 1S-B, Detroit. L. S. 4.
Agentes Especiales en- San Antonio:
SAN PEDRO DRUG COMPANY.
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FOLLETIN Nun. 81
LA JUvENTUD DE ENRIQUE "

- ,..o c,o-o or
W
o,a 70 no uaya
-ssa9
- 10 r, caboys,
-!Dt0S u AZ -
Ia "a'o 80 ~.
-SQ1e K IaC - go NJ
vera 80 go
cS, ~
PonoS m~E =,
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marine Y que anna al principe de Ma
varra?
-iOh. no Gigo csc, Y hasta creo que
odia al principe bearncs MAG que
nunca.
-Continua.
Mas rec tambien, m%onsenor,
que va no os anna.
-iCuidado con 10 que dices! eX-
.lamo el luque, que retrocedlO uE
paso.
Ode que, monsehor? pree'unto Re
natc muy tranquilamente.
De este escucha bien 10 que
vow a decirte: 81 has mentido, tie ma
to,
En- csc caso estoy SECURE de
gear de buena salud largo tempo,
respondio Renato ION Ia calma del
hombre que esta cierto de 10 que afr
ma.
-iRenato.... iR~enato!.... excla
mo ell duque con o rorca.
-Monsenor. continue G. florentl-
no, 81 os dijera yo: Aqui cerca hay
I'LL ho-lb-e que ha sido bastante fe-
liz para haberos suplantado en- el CO.
razon de madame Margarita, ique
lariais?
-:Mientes.
-;Que harias. repitio Renato, 81
os dijera sobre TODD que Nancy lie
conduce cada noche al Quartz de la
princesa, Y cue entne en- el a las nue.
We V sale a media noche?....
Me batiria con csc hombra..
Y lie malaria; pero csc hom5re no exis-
te. Renato, estas loco.... Margarita
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70 Ia augusta De Nancy tenia muy
difcrente causa. La linda camarcra
teria cite. proIongaaGo el du-
cue su re-rnarencia en- ei Louvre.
Sc a~percibiera &c que habia montido
= llegara a saber &c IN modo cuaiquje-
"a cue nunca madame Catalina ma
6ia pensado en- pa$ar las nocheS en-
81 cuarro de 81 Mia. Fielizmente pa
VIC a tomar el cesto de las botallas.
So tap6 con Ia gorra haSta las oreias
= dsio riendose:
Nj 81 diablo en- persona, podria
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johnson quiere luchar
con Dempsey en- la
Cd. de Mexico

MEXICO, d. F., julio l6.-Jack
Johnson, el corpulento boxeador ne
gro cue Sc encuentra en- esta ciudad
desde hace muchos meses, Ell donde
ha fijado 81 Residential definltiva-
mente, ha man!festado categoricamen
tie a los representatives de los peri0-
cos, que en- case de que ell gobierno
acceda a permitir que sc celebre IN
math de boXeo. Y Sc liegue a UT a
rreglo con los representatives del cam
peOn Dempsey. en- eSta ciudad de Me-
xico, Sc celebrara el c~ampeonato mum
dial de box. campeonato que segun to-
das las probabilidades Sc verificara en-
la Plaza del Toreo. en- donde perfec-
tamente p"eden ~presenciar el es-
pectaculo mas de Cuarenta mil indl-
viduos.
ST las pequenas dificultades que Sc
presentan Sc subsanan, dijo Johnson,
Sc pod-a verificar Ia lucha con Demp-
sey a mas tardar el dia y del presen-
te mes"
El temible Johnson. ha sido nombra-
do professor de pugilato en- Ia Asam-
blea Nacional de ,l0Venes CatolicoS de
esta ciudad. de Ia Que es Presidente
ell Rcgidor del Ayuntamiento don Fer
nando Saldana Galvan.
Tambien segin Sc entiende, ha re-
cibido nombramiento de professor de
box V pugilato de las Escuelas Ma
cional Preparatoria Y del grupo 81"
de la Legion de Honor. Johnson sc
muestra enthusiastic por dar suS classes
V estas las desempenara sin retribu-
ci6n pecuniaria de ninguna especie.
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como IN remedo primitive de pajaros
o mariposas anadidos n los dibujos
an~teriores; V asi sucesivamente.
Cautivan tambien el interes de ia
criatura ell enhebrar ~cuentas, botones
semillas. carretcs il otras cosas que
puedan ser atadas Y cue por su varie-
dad de matices. aspactos, etc. fami-
~lirizaran al nino cor los dolores, las
formas Y el numero, Separates Y en-
combination.
Dedicado algo de tempo Y ponien-
do IN tanto dc inventiva para I'M
ciar a los ninos en- estas variadas
ocupaciones, las madres pueden en-
cauzar Ia actividad de sus hijos por
Was educativas, respondiendo amplia-
mente a la imperiosa necesidad que
experimental Ell nino de expresar su
temperamento.
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iMuchachas! Tengan el pelo
grande y hermoso a que toda
muier tiene derecho.

FL peIo corto. escaso Y aspero, es
uno de los peores defectos que pue-
da haber.
Ell pelo debe ser cuidado saba
mente, pueS con lavarlO Y peinarlo
a menudo, no Sc ~consigue ell conser
varlo en- perfecto eStado nj Tampa
co que crezca acknowledgements CO.
mo listed 10 deSe2ria.
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Dirigiendo una rapida mirada haci;
atras, veremos 10 que Enrique de
Navarro Y Noe habian hecho durante
los dos dias que los hemos pcrdido
de vista. va Sc recordara que Noe,
al despedirze de Pao,a, la antevispera,
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Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
dirijase a Ignacio E. Lozano, lis n.
Santa Rosa, Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
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iATENCIoN! iATENCIoN
4 C.aSARSE

.
Catilogc de damas mexicanas y otras
Observation-Disclosures y .xucnsa lista dc hcrmo-
SOS nombres.
Envienos vi DOLLAR Solancrtc = nos
otros le remitiremos Il vualta dc correo.
nuestro complete CatalOEo matrimonial
con Gcscr:pc!oneS detalladas. F0rOGRA-
FIAS. NOMBRES y DIRECTORIES &c
j6venes. senoras y senOritaS mcSicanaS y
dc otras nacionalidadcs. alGanas viudas de
intaclab.es antecedcntcs. GuicncS dcesan
encontrar IN honrado y buen csDoSo. Us
Ued pucde escribir!e d~irectarcnte 4 cu5l-
,u:era de elias y contraer un InatrImonio
fel.z en- corto tempo. Somos dignoS dc
confiarza y nos dedicamos a un ncgocio
hCnrcdo y Iicito. No permita. pueS. que
ia pequena suma dc un d lar este &c poi
medic entire listed y su muy possible Re
LICTDAD MATRIMONIAL.
Escriba hoy misno a.
RELIANCE CLUE.
.Iox SO. Los ANGELS. a..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
GOVERNOR SAYS
BUTTON MUST MOVE

The pressing lack OF adequate
quarters WAien ls VISA t'ts -s.-..e
departments always took new turn
yesterday when Judge Rhea. chair
man OF the corporation commission,
received a letter from Governor
Davis informing him that Colonel
Joseph Button, commissioner OF In
suran had his ofIices In the base
ment OF the state Capitol. The
governor further informed Judge
Rhea that the insurance department,
which In under the corporation com
mission, had no business in the Capt.
toll and would have to seek other
quarters.
Governor Davis explained that the
law creating the bureau OF In
surance provided that insurance
companies should pay the rent for
the bureaus Of1ces. Other state
departments. said tho governor. such
as the corporation commission On :
gineer and the expert on rates. SCR
vice and equipment, are located in
other buildings at the expense OF
tho state.
Neither Colonel Button or his as
sistant, Jake Brennaman. would
voice their views on the subject
yesterday. The colonel In believed
to be studying the matter from q
legal standpoint before committing
himself.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

capscity OF naSman. to the cars from
witch the parcels pest packages
were missed. One witness testified
that Policeman Lumphir. who was
one Of the officers who searched
CruEs's room for stol<n good. had
sa3d he would get him" after cruts
had refused to admit the ofacer to
\ car IN his charge for liquor
search
Evidence consisted OF nfmsiy pink
garments referred to ~ teddtes-
Crots said that they had been pur-
chased ~ him from fufgusson, q
locomotive engineer who was killed
in the HeAboard wreck south of Pet
trsburY a short while aeo. sTht1
was subst&nttated by Virgins. VIII
occupied m apartment IN the vr-
rjnia building with Crute and Fer
gusson.
The defense requested the court
10 instruct the. Jury tn bring In a
verdict OF acquittal. as the prosecu
ton had failed to tntrodSce any ev-
ldence showing the guilt OF the &C
>.used. The Judge took the motion
under advUement until Monday
morning. whom the trial viii be re-
sumed.
william Terry pleaded guilty 70
charge Of transporting n4dor and
Was fined $1oo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
THINGS LOOKING Up
For ARN|ST|CE WEEK

Plans were being made yesterday
by II. w. Ellerson. vice-chairman
OF the armistice week committee to
call a general meeting this week to
discuss all details for the big den-
0nstration that is to BE- staged in
Richmond the week OF November 10
to Is, that proper tribute can be
paid TO all 'ocai men who saw mil
iary service during the war with
Germany. At the same time the
demonstration will celebrate the first
anniversary of the signing OF the
armistice by which the Central
powers were shprn OF their military
power.
The conference will be he'd In the
Grays' armonry and will he attend
ed by members Of the wcman's aux
iiiary which served during the home
coming celebrutioLs. Many impor-
txnt matters will come up at this
conference. and all local war-work
civic organizations will be asked to
lend their cooperation to make the
weeks demonstration that II deserv-
es to be. Mr.. Eltorson. who will
preside in the absence of Chairman
Alvin smith. said the meeting would
ne dETdHSSu 10 sui tiic SoifSAASHSS
CT those invited.
Letters we're sent out yesterday
by Chairman Alvin NJ. Smith to
thirty -ninc prominent Richmond
men requesting them to serve on the
executive committee, which will 6i-
rect tho arrangements tor AmIstiee
week. Replies are expected to be
received before the SPECIAL meeting
70 be held this week. Those to
whom letters were sent are:
Governor Wcstmorcland Davis,
N4yor George Ainsiie. Darts Bottom,
Morgan r. Mills John Stewart
Bryan. John M. Miller. Jr.. n. III.
CrutchneId, John X. Branch, w. L.
Da6ney. T. M. Darlington. Robert
l.scAy. Jr.. r. NJ. DashieI q. Lor-
rainA, Harry Marks. w. Fl. schwarz-
child. H. Miller, II r. EzHkisI n A.
Lae9Urs, Thomas A.. C'Reiley, Cap
tain Cousins. J. w. Rnthcrt, Jr., II.
W. Ellsrson. John L. Ingram. w. W.
Savage. A.. r. Wtlmor RI. G.. Boy
Kin, G. G. Pickney, r.. c. Stearnea.
HraaeA JeAuDon, q 4. NCpNannsA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
FREDERICKSBURG, BUSY

President A. B. Chandler, Jr.,
spoke in Winchester last Friday
evening before citizens meeting
on The Modern Spirit Of Educa-
ton" and Saturday morning ad
dressed the teachers of Frederick
and Charles counties en- the Value
oi Rural school Supervision"
Chapel was lead this week by two
interesting visitors. On Wednesday.
ne Rev. f. r. swift OF the Baptist
church. gave "A talk 10 tho student
body. and on Friday. MisE Heller,
CO the Y. w. G.. A. spoke on various
phases Of the work In schools in this
and other lands.
The work of the y. w c. A. has
taken on vital interest. On satur-
day. 4 large party OF STUDENTS join
ed a corn-shucking party 20 earn
money to promote the activities OF
that organization.
Advantage is being taken by sew
eral departments of the open wealth
er for cross country walks, especial
" In nAtura stury Agriculture, boil
cgy, geography and related subjects.
One Of the pleasant features OF
llfe on the Hill thic yea- II the
faculty honc. THE home Il nicely
furnished by the school IN a beau
.iful residence and Is the source OF
innch congeniality.
I'm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

the ciaSA which voiced the pro-
priety and helpfulness OF innocent
social mfrth and stressed the prime
Importance OF spiritual things. Mr..
Benjamin Malone. father of. the
hostess, offered thanks to the Oliver
Of all Good and implored His baees-
ing upon the hospitAble home. ooeh
Suest and their loved ones. Hrs- Il
C. Dobbins. mother-in- law Of Tie
hostess assisred In serving tho
guests II was near the midnight
hour when the congenial company
separated and Horace Dobbins. hus-
hand Of the hostcss. conveyed the
guests from across tbs river TO hhstF
homes in \ spacious and comfortable
auto truck. The score OF occupants
Of the conveyance greatly enjoyed
the veritable hayride and voted
! thoughtful Mr.. Horace thsfr hearty
! thanks.
/ Among the guests were Aissss
I Clara Collins. Lillian and Irene Tai
/ ley. Mary Mahone, Florence HAghea.
! Rosie Dunnavant. Miss Price. Mrs.
Dunuavant. Messrs. L1oxops~ Price. B.
and r. Malone. Horace Doootns and
/ w. NJ Bickers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
STREET CAR MEN
MEET HERE TODAY

Richmond street car men prob-
ably will decide definitely today
whether they will attempt to force
their demands for higher pay on the
Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany with walk out Two meet
tn0 will be held in the auditorium
Of the John Marshall high school
during the course OF the day. one an
O'cicck this morning and one at
tonight. This will give both day
and night shifts an opportunity TO
attend.
c. G. oBokman, president of the
union, said yesterday that he could
not tell whether the men would
strike. The matter, he said, hay
ing failed OF adjustment between
union of1cials and those OF the
com pany. In now in the hands OF the
uAon themselves Possibility OF a
strike has been discussed through
out the city for the last week. but
none will venture to say what will
be the Anal conclusion OF the men
who have the situation In their con-
troll.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
Plan CONTINUATION
Of DAYLIGHT SAVING

washington. Oct ll.--Re-enacs-
ment Of the daylight saving law for
tho territory included within the
eastern time some II prcpoesA In Z
hill introduced in the horse today
By Representative Fitzgerald. DAmo-
crat. Of Massachusetts,
Under the bill the time won1A b
advanced one hour from the 1asd
sunday In March to ths last Sunday
IN October in each year.
Ar. T1txgeraid states mat the
people IN the other statO adootsd
lHceWaSo want 4 os4ttHne6. ~
there 60 bgt tsv faF0agn. h Gsn-
par1Dsa With - city pevg1aelen IN
IT, Ua0t6ku Do0A ~ oel1evoe tAsee
r Z god chance Of 1ax0sabee aotlOn.
To pg1nelpal AaannnA 'foe ~ rspeAl
q - osaeEa3 Aqylteht e1vtng ~
- A1geeeeeA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
s
PREDICT EPIDEMIC !. !.
|0F TYPHUS IN POLAND.

Geneva. Oct. 1.-THE International h1sc&
Red Cross reports $4,000 cases OF
typhus in Poland and predicts the
xr.s. sav.ra oniaar,, 49, po,.ns ss,sYosr
Oh ssy.
"ihsei ''i1e 'ae ~ Az nos ese' -srr.. xssssf
The Red Cross warns ehe western % xt'
world of the danger of spread rsea ~,s
plague and urges all nations to CO.
operate In fighting II. Doctors ~
nurses, hospitals and medical supras INK
phes are neeoed IN the sreatesls 80 NJ
~oo""so ~ p'"'ee1 'ne "h''s "o .sAaAN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

II was stated sub rosa As. Il were
in sort of sotto voce tore OF ex-
preston or words TO that effect that
President Charlie Norman had some
thing UP hts sleeve. which he intend
ed to alp over at the next get-tp-
gesher. /. 55s...4=a- y. n IS 81. ". VI
II he has anything worse up his
sleeve. says Quinn, than he had when
he presented that little Jazz stun
on the occasion OF Chicken NighEoi
then he must have been consultinxs'
Houdini, or Moses May. or some ~
those professional prestidigitatsurs----sGn
anybody knows how to spell that, ho1d"a
up his hand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
Tobacco Habit
Easily Conquered

4 Nsv Yeskss q vtdss expWiense Aaa
pnu6 habit may - sssiiy snA esapis4sly
hanished ia three days With delightful 6saeai.
The author. Edward j. woods. TD-sI, Sta
ton r, New York City, win nail Ais book
The health improves vondssfuily after the
Aieotins poison 10 cat Of the syslsa- Caim-
ness. trsn9uii sissP. clear syes. .srMAl appp-
memory. and ) ssasrsl eaiA n sMeisnsy ~
lnaswg the many bsas6ta reported Ca nd
u that. nervo.s fesaise. = nsfs nssd 81
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
WESLEYAN GIRLS"
ARE ENTERTAINED

TAs wesleyan Girls Sunday school
elass. Of st. James Methodist church.
Was deIghtfully entertained Friday
evsA1ng by Mrs. Pearl Malone Dob
biqA IN oRtccr OF the class. In her
hs4as. l7A Bainbridge street South
Richmcnd
ThAre was vocal and instrumental
0ustG monologues and games In
whteA the older invited guests Joined
NAAtttty with tho young folks, and
'.all went on merry as I marriage
helk" AZ half past ten o'clock the
ooosts were ushered into the SPA
1tees dtntng-room OF the pretty home
whore were spread tables ladan with
eASaee yiands and dscorAtsd with
oxQnin3e6 sewers.
41lesg y 1eys1Rer4 ~ - taeeAse -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12


kwans convention at last decided
will most likely be put in the field to organize wans clubs
the clubs the Baltimore
The fact special
mankind
winning
men ous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
MAKE INTELLIGENT BOOSTERS


make
raft
tenmona than any place in the country
the manufactured products
other
duced
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12

Nee. Bullington, J Cioyd Kent.
George w. Rogers, w NJ. Mye1a.
John Hirschberg, Rev. e. T. Nc
Faden, John l.. Sattcrheld, w. G.
Carpenter and James i. zones.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
HERE ARE THE NEW ONES

Kiwanfans giving
the
their Gaeher r. William r.
Frank Russell Fred
Samuel r.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
Time to Get In.

Another thing that was worth )
mentioning, while everybody was IN
kidding" John Robinson's first ea4-.a
ton. was the fact that Willie Jorg 81
was always looking at his watch .al
What time is it By your waten
and chain?' asked Tom Howell ,s
Time for me to go back 10 the
bakery" was Whites reply Il must
go back and wake up the bread, it's
time for il 10 rise" a}gtf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-12
Need the Water.

John Saunders. Klwanis candt-
date for the gubernatorial seat,
said he had just got back
from Baltim ore, and that town
was still wet.