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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
Bee Junior Finals to
Be Fought Out Today
At Fontenelle Park

Fontenelle park will be the scene
of a pair of fast, snappy and ex-
citing base ball contests this af-
ternoon when the pennant winning
teams of divisions l, 2 and 2 fight it
out for the 1919 championship OF
The Omaha Bee Junior Base Ball
association.
The opening game, starting
promptly at $50 o'clock will be
fought between the Woodmen of
the World, champions of division
l, and the Holmes Juniors, pennant
winners of division 2. The winners
will meet the Meyers Bearcats.
champions of division 5, in the de-
Gliding game for the championship.
Since these are the only two anna
teur games on the program today,
large crowd is expected to be on
deck and cheer for their favorites.
All three teams are evenly
matched and have staged some
snappy contests in their respective
divisions. Several weeks ago the
Lodgemen and the Juniors engaged
IN the first game or the series, which
resulted in victory for the
Juniors, but the game was ordered
replayed on account of the Holmes
crew using player Jimmy Walsh.
Pat Cahill will be on the firing
line for the Holmes Juniors, while
Smith or Moore will heave them
over the rubber for the Lodgemen.
Farmer, the crack youngster for
the Meyers Bearcats, who has been
the rnainstay of the team, will be
unable to pitch for his teammates
on account of injuring himself last
week.
At late hour last night it was
uncertain who would twirl for the
third division champs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
Chicago Manager to Take
String Over to England

New York, Sept. q. Three
American fighters, under the guild
ance of Nat c. Lewis of Chicago,
will leaye here in December to en-
gage in boxing matches in England.
Lewis arrived here a couple Of
weeks ago with Pal Moore, the
Memphis bantamweight, after a
three months stay in England.
Prior to leaving England for Amer
lea Lewis closed with the Barry
Syndicate to bring Moore and sew
eral other fighters to England in
December to engage in bouts with
the best talent on the other side
during that month and in January.
Moore is signed for three bouts,
one with Ledoux, the French cham
pion; another with Ross, the Eng
lish bantanweight title holder, and
the third with Joe Lynch, the
American bantamweight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
GRAND CIRCUIT
RACING IN OHIO
CLOSES Down
Program Of Three Trotting
Events Winds Up Season in
Buckeye State-SpIit
Heats Featured.

Columbus, o., Sept. H.-Grand
Circuit racing for Ohio was closed
for the year today, when small
program, consisting of three class
trotting races, was completed.
Harry Stokes drove Jesse Y. for
Walter Cox and created consider
Able merriment when he won the
Ell trot with her and performed
something that Cox was unable to
do all year-,win a race with her.
Hickory Bill and Roxanna Moore
also were heat winners in this event
, before Jesse Y. came through and
stepped out in front in the deciding
heat. Best time, 2:08A.
The 2:18 trot also was split
heat affair. Zomidotte, winner OF
the first mile, seemed to tire in the
stretch thereafter and breaks there
cost her the chance to repeat. Ed
H. captured this race. Best time,
l2:08A.
The 2:13 trot had Lou Todd as a
winner. In this race the judges took
down Erwin from behind Black Dia-
mond after the first heat, but Err
skine could do no better. Erwin
was then permitted to again take
the mount in the third heat.
Ed H. and Hickory Bill became
new 2:10 trotters today. When
Jesse Y. won the third heat of the
2:l1 trot, 81 ticket in the mutuels
paid $50 to its holder.
2:1s trot, three heats; purse $1,000;
Lou Todd, br. m, by DR.. Todd eV.
Harvest Tide, blk. m. (McDonald) 2 2
Black Diamond, blk. h. (Ervin-
Bida. br m. (Stokes) $3.50. :
Mamie Lock, or. m. (Walker) ..... b D b
Time: 2:07A, 2:0sh, 2:09A.
2:18 trot, three in five heats; purse
$1,000:
Ed H, blk. g., by Barney NJ.
Heart (Sturgeon) ........... ] l
zomidctte, b. m. (McDonald).. l 2 2 !
General Burlew, b. g. (Ray) :. 3
Lady Wilgo, CHI. m (Marvin).. 8
The Object, b. h. (Grant) -. TO
Newburn and Miss Parkwood also
started.
Time: 2:osA. 2:oSA, s:osh. 2:1oh,
1ssse Y, b. m, by Wilasll
Roxanna Moore, b. m. (Hedrick)
Hickory BILL b. g. (Ehskine).. I I
The Triumph, b. h. (Walker).. 70
Leonard c., b. h. (McDonald).. 70
Comet, Mendosa T. and Katie Todd also
started.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
Soccer League.

A meeting of the Omaha and Dis
trict Soccer league was held in Com
missioner Falconer's office last
night.
The following were elected:
President, Issitt; vice president,
Fleming; secretary, Horne; treas
urer, Henderson.
A game will be played between
two picked teams of the Omaha and
District league for charity on Sat
urday, October Is.
Members of the Omaha and Dis
trict Soccer league will teach the
pupils of the public schools the
game of soccer under the physical
director of public schools, Mr..
Jones.
Sunday practice game will be
played at Miller park.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
Famous U. S. Swimmer
Goes to Honolulu TODAY

Chicago, Sept. 27.-Norman Ross
OF the Illinois Athletic club and
William Bachrach, swimming in
structor Of the club, will leave to-
night on the first leg Of a trip to
Honolulu, where Ross has been in.
vited to take part in the open event,
October 81. Ross, holder OF nu.
merous swimming records, will Civ.
an exhibition at Alameda, Cal, and
sail the following day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
CINCINNATI IS
H0NORINC REDS
FOR LEACUE RACE
Monster Parade, Consisting Of
Five Divisions, Headed by
Mayor, Parade Through
out City.

Cincinnati, O., Sept. 2s.--Yester-
day was one Of jollihcation for the
Cincinnati National league base ball
team and the pennant victory" pro-
gram started out with a parade Of
five divisions headed by Mayor
Calvin and other city officials, Presi-
dent August Hermann of the Gin
cinnati club, and owners of the club.
Last night banquet was given in
honor of the Reds, at which speeches
were made by Governor Cox and
Mayor Calvin.
Conspicuous in the parade was
the automobile reserved for former
Red base ball players of 1869, Cal
McVey, right fielder; George Wright
shortstop; George Taylor, substitute
catcher, and the former president
of the 1869 club, John c. Davis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28

rime: s.osA. 2:osN. 2:osx. 2;osh.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
Central High Grid
Men Win First Game
! Of Year from Creighton

Omaha Central High school war
riors are wearing the first scalp of
the season on their belts as re-
suit of the Saturday game with
Creighton High school, which ended
to the tune of 20 to 0. with Central
holding the long end. The game was
Centrars from start to finish, with
the Purple and White line never in
danger. Texas" Robertson, who is
known all over the central part of
the country as -four letter man.
and crack passcr and punter, was
the mainstay of the Central team.
Most of the plays conferred around
him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28

men are so evenly matched that
one has just as good chance of
winning as the other.
Seats are selling like the pro-
verbal hot cakes. With the carnival
crowds in town it is expected ca
pacity house will witness the
brawl. Promoter Lewis especially
advises those wishing to get balcony
seats to reserve them now as these
are selling so fast he expects to see
the entire balcony sold out when the
day of the match arrives. Seats are
on sale at the Auditorium, the Pax
ton hotel, Merritt's drug store, Ernie
Holmes billiard parlors, Sachs cigar
store and the Merchants hotel,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28
Golf Notes
Happy Hollow Club.

Some interesting games resulted
in the buffers contest, for which
prizes were presented by L. R. Will
son and J. NJ. Gilchrist. In the semi
final round w. F. Thieoff won from
w. w. Hoye and A. J. Cole won
from {. D. Clover. while in the final
match Cole beat Thieoff and 2.
In the semi-fnal round Of play for
prize presented by George Rasmns-
cen E. J. Connor (8) beat w. E.
Palmatier (8) E and 4, and A. J. Cole
(l4) won from Lake Deuel. (l3 ct
the 10Th hole.
Cole and Conner will play the
final round some time during the
week.
About II members of the Fremont
Country club are expected to spend
the day at Happy Hollow today,
providing the weather is fair.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-09-28

shining of the limelight which i.
always in evidence at big tourna.
tnents.
Lindsey of New Haven is one oil
the greatest bowlers of the country
and his $50 was expected, as he had
bowled great in his other events,
and totaled for the nine games 1888
pins, which is good for an average
of Els pins.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
MEETING DEMAND OF
BOOKS FOR THE BLIND
Wars multiplication OF Headers Brinas
the Matter Into Prominence
Not Attained Bcfore.
nN MADE ARTHUR.

NEW YORK. Feb .@.--"If the war
sstullN calls the attention or Con
gross 10 the duty VIC owe the blind
of increasing the accessibility OF books
for their use It Will nave accompiis she'd
q, least one good thing"
The speaker was "a woman en-
countercd in the rooms oC the Per
manent Blind Relief War Fund on
Fifth Avenue, whither had gone 10
inquire about the work OF The Braille
printing Office and oindery founded in
Paris three Years aeo by Miss Alice
Getty. Of chicsso
Eepcated mcution o, iii. work mas
been made IN l\mertcsn newspapers
--latest statistics cred: II with more
tiIn ..uuu Volumes covering a wide
ransc OF literature IRON. conan DOVE
20 William Iamcs-from AcSop's Fables
I" FAhre's wonderful! trea,iscs on in
sect life.
From a courteous Official at the
titth Avenue headquarters had
learned how increasingly the task OF
raising funds. not only for tho sup
port OF the Paris printing house. but
blind goes on in this big generous
city. and was turning away when
l met the lady above alluded 10.
pa ,hei% Sois s"'" t Ims IN Ssnis sym
some one near and dear TO YOU"
explained my true and humb!e
stains as newspaper woman
Then. for inercy's sake she OK
pioine". make an appeal for the gov
eminent 10 aid IN the matter OF sun
plying books fo- the blind There is
an annual anpropr!ation now OF $40
"n". and II ought to DC II least $780,
GOO
Nothing can so tend 10 lessen tho
sense OF loss sustained by blind per-
son AZ rcad!nE-not being read TO- but
the taking OF L book into his own hands
contents without The aid of another'S
eyes
Now. think of IT, In the New York
public Library there is tho larccs,
collection OF books for the blind in
the United States; perhaps in the world.
Yet the list contains less than 1000
titles, and as the books are divided into
bind pcrson has been taught 10 read
more than ono form OF printing his
literature is limited 10 less than four
hundred volumes.
Concerning the selection OF authors
whose works have hcen deemed WORTH
OF being typed for blind, readers. a
good deal can perhaps be said bu; |
mains that YOU and and Il large part
of the public arc not infrequently SO
Impressed by some maS;erful DubIira-
ZION We naturally wish it could be
read ny every. one, and every ono"
certainly includes the blind
Perhaps YOU do. not know that thi.
sympathy for tho siShtlcss in their
deprivation OF reading matter has iron,
time 20 time led 10 tho formation IL,
various nar.S of the country OF :rou,s
Of women who have Undertaken the
task OF producing some hand made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like i'iain interchangeable TO
Pnt on tirri, Healthy Flesh and
Ia increase Strength. NiSur
and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless prepara-
tons and treatments which are con
tinualy being advertised for the pur-
pose OF making thin people ncShy. de
NciopinS arms, neck aud bust, and re-
placing ugly hollows and angles by the
soft curved lines OF hcalth ana beauty,
there arc evidently thousands OF mon
ana women who keeuly fec. their OK.
ccsSive ;hnncss.
Thinness and weakness afro usually
due 10 starved nerves. our bodies need
modern foods Physiciaus claim there
- nothing that Will supply this de.
ficienc% 40 we'll as Tho hrsanic mos
phatc known among druggists as
bitro. phosphate" which - incxDcnsIve
and Is sold by Tragic in Richmond and
most all druggists under "a guarantee
or satisfaction or money back. rs
fncdinS the nerves directly aud ry sup
plying the body cells with the nccca-
sary phosphorus food clements. bitro.
phosphate quickly produces "a welcome
Increase IN weisht frequently being
a2toniSh ing.
ThiS increase in weight also carries
with II genera IMPROVEMENT in th:
health Nervousness slccplcssnc.
and lack Of cncrgy. Which nearly
always accompany excessive thinucs4
soon disappcar dul! eyes bccofn..
bright and pale checks glow with the
bloom of perfect health.
CAUTION: - Although bitro- Mos
phatc is unsurpassed FOR rciicvur
weakness. Il should not, owing 10 lis
remarks bic fIcsi-growinG properties.
be used 10y Cny ono who does not desire
10 put on ticSh.-t,lv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

books for the blind 1t .is>uultc possi-
~" ANY women possessed OF SUN
rient patchcc cen. with ,ho aid OF n
htuc machine made Tor the purpose.
stamp upon u shce, OF paper the raised
uotS OF which Bru!ilc type consists bu,
IL she imugfnoS IL is going 10 he as
Simpie matter. and no mos.e tedious
thah shifting socks. she soon discuy :
ctS hcr error. OF perhaps [ should saw
me errors discover hcr uaiitness ro,
the work,
Louisville. ny. is the home of tho
largest printing concern tor the blind
IN America, bat there arc presses In
some of the larger blind in*ti,u,ious
and certain OF tho Jesuit fathers hny,,
been picnecrS in the work New York
state makes AN annual appropriation
OF s2.ooc but what claim We owe ia
the blinded heroes or the war are
presses that shall turn out not only
books. but periodicals which they Ca
nave tue satisfaction OF reading for
themselves. ana towards this end
mink Congress should act
1t was tC"..e" aX2isia-d 10 me tha,
consensus OF opinion among educa
TORS OF the blind now ftrorS the adop-
ton OF single style of type for al
tntutc publications. for the biind In
TINS countrN Tho books mow in print
embrace live different t$nes .: type
namely. American Rrailie. Europeau
bfatiie. moon tyre and line type.
After years OF arguing back ahc
forth concerning the respective merits
OF these several systems" a decision i,
Is said. has lately been reached 70.
INC adoption OF a compromise. TO bc
known as Revised Braille''
rs walked down Hifth tvenu.
who limpcd. Really we do owe them
lot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Found at Last a Real Hair
Saver and Beautifjer
Quickly Makes Dull, Harsh, Unattractve Hair Douby
Beautiful Abundant, Soft and Fluffy
or Nothing TO Pay.

by women OF all ages It's really ,
simple matter for amy woman to m.rit
th'S praisc since radiant hair is on!v
u matter o, care
When YOUR hair becomes faded. dry
sireaked ana scraSgly. when It fail.
cut inid!y and new hair cannot rro,,
the roots must bc yitallzcd and prop-
eiiN rbUr,shcd. To do this ouicki,
safely ana at little expense. there
nothing 50 oneCtiNc IL. pnri.ian Sal,
liGuid form) which YOU can ret at All
seoh drug ana toilet counters
II guaranteed To aboiish duudtuN e..
Stop SCALP itch and falling hair. an,
promote ucw .r"wth OF money 20
funded rs In great demand y,
women OF taste ana culture. because n
mai.cS The hair 50 soft. luutrous cas-,
TO nrranSr attractNely and anpcar
much hc;tNi"r thu - IT really u.s.
massage with rarislan sage is 81
real deliEht--casy 80 use 40, .;jc.y
or @tedsy and deiicat"h pcrfumc,,--
An nntiscntic iipuid free from danger
Gus INGREDIENTS. and Guaranteed not /.
color the hair a. scaln II you want
GOOD looking hai- and plenty OF II. u.
F&rsian sage. pcH't delay begin TO.
might !iuie attention now insure
"eauNiu' hair for years 10 come ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
GORDOMSVlLLE
Special 10 the rimes-pIspatc
.nE DO NSNlI.l.ic y I.nl, NJ A..

l
G4RpoNSNiLLi:. w. Feb. - Miss
Edith lHitahuSh. Of Richmond. visited
relatives nero th,a week,
Mrs J Il GIN left a few days since
~ the sickness Of her daughter. Miss
" y Hannah was in Palmyra this
serecun; =. T. Glars. after d pleasant
visit 20 his aunt. Mrs f. l. Roberts
near town: has returned 10 his home
e, Z Eurruss Of washins;on, vas
y. Hnrrrss. at Mountain View near
Nj. and Alrs II, u; Jones ana chn-
dren are visiting Mrs. Jones parents
rev and Mr., r.. L FERRY in the
+. 6 cowhere has returned from a
business Irip - Washing on klexam-
drii,, and Baltimore
Mrs W Is Boushan was = Wash
f : carver. Of Richmond. visited
Hit parents here Cow DAYS since
H.roeTt 5 Newman, Of ."Hnyon. has
conc TO Richmond 10 bc with Mrs New
man. who has undergone severe
operation in cue OF The CITY i,osDitals
Ms. Z. G. Watkins visited friends
in Washington on Wcdncsday
Mrs !. Is Adams and daughter. MISS
i;oiS- sp"ni sev"-at DAYS this week in
Mrs. W y. Hannah MAS a .ucst Of
Ms. -. W. Altman LEI, WsdncsGay
% attend nc sunday meetings n Rich
r.oCd..
IL. and Mrs Moore u near C;ordons-
willie .ett few days since for pEil-
acc.e'sa where they will make their
home. : -. Boron. VINO was a socl-
sied " i'm Mr.. Moore N business. WEI
ieav" shortly FOR til. same pace
Mrs. -. .. Baker va. Richmond
visitor : few days since
Ms John j. Jones visited friends
"a fiaarord It Jew days since
y. j. Parrish % Richmond visited
MS family here recently
Alenao Jones Jr- vas Riynmond
Mrs. / ] Faber hrs returned from
2, visit TO her daughter. Mrs Bolon
T.. Cls:.e in Characteristics
Mrs g. :. ThecEev and .ittls son.
Nessie. arc visiting IN Shenandoah.
wneTe she attended the marriage OF
Edward ioc&er has arrived from a
Western 'G,eh'oooiii2ing camp lie j. the
mrs. Q. he Gordousvil'e hoys 10 re-
urn rom overSea'F service
Mrs. r. J. BO!laday. az Clifton Forge.
rs Visiting relatives herr.
Wade pcs, OF Richmond i pop,i'a-
t5Eincer o, me Chesapeake and ohio
kat.Eoa1 vas IN Town WNduesda,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

Every drusgia, n Ip""-your drug.
Eis' ana eveTybodys druggist-ha.
noticed Erca, falling off in the saie
Of c~iomc!. They All give Inc anne
reason Dodaons Livcr Tone Is AK.
ing It's place
"Ca!on.ci " 'danseroU. aud people
know It, white Dodzons Liver Tone is
oerfcctiy aa:e ana gives better 70.
,ulta' sa'd prominent local druggist
DoGSohS Liver Tone - personally
Guaranteed ~ e.cry druggist who
'ehs ~ iarse botue Goeau, cost
very much. but Il :; fais 20 go. easy
feiie! 30 every case .. ,irer 1!t.ryigi,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

day 10 accept n position aa bac,cro,o
S,st in = hospital in koanokc
Mrs. Florcncc Spicrs. OF Rock Crcek.
and Mr.. Howard. OF Riehmond. were
the week. end guests OF Mrs Aibcr,
Williams.
Mrs. James i':,iton iS whiting her
sister. Mrs. Frank Martin. IN Peters
burg
Mrs. Garrison and hei, two children,
who have been spending some iInc.
here with Der parents. MIR. ard Mrs.
New York
Mrs Marshall. of Ameita. was the
guest recently of Mrs. Robert fridge
Miss Liza Christian has returned
Srom visit Ia friends IN Ncwpor,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

ness and constipation. you havo only
20 srk for your money back.
Dofson's Liver Tone is a pleasant.
lasting purely vegetable remedy.
harmless 10 both children and aJuIt.
TaHe d spoonful AT night and walk IN
'@ciinE mn; no bDiougncss. sick head
acne. acid stomach or cvnsiina ed
bo"c!s. IL doesn't pripc or cause in.
convenience all The next day like vio-
!ent ca.omel Take "a dose or calo,nci
'"-d"y ana Tomorrow you viii feet
"caF. SICK and nai:scatcd. Don't lose
days work. Take Dodson's Liyer
Tone instead aud teci Gnc. fun OF
igor and ambilion.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23

'.oNpoN. reb 2s-it is pleasan;
other sd" OF the NtInnti, 81, oitnC
..ctI,rr y,,i,HH ~ "lCo
4 rr.i lva w7r,. - ,,,. " ,;,ra,.i ~
m,,son ~ E ny 1880. :
tfror"J,ot,, tn, 'c,tn,, ~ ~. ~, ~,
49,, -. H., ,pu ~ lne VAT ~ >
% 81 lI WT n.r' !" !hs SrSn, t"nss
u,,it '''"'S"'P """
ror several ys.,rs Nrs wis,
had been sccerja,N ~ rho Hr;iis,
can institution. Tie pilr.ims in whi,.b
,,naritv SIM b.,s ,,r..Ini,,nd 80.
OF moSj Succcssf,I jn1crnn,iou.,l f,,,,c
toms ana her cXtruorslinarv ,;,isn, ~,
ihe nrimcinnI fn,.t", IN r;nai NV pe' b.,
The Splendid success OF Nh. NIncricam
onicefs' Ciub Ia london. of whi"h Enc
has hcs;, or..,,,i.i,.. ~.,.ro,,,., S',S
foundation i'm 1917
II irrrn .;
inasincs In his i;,nny:,r..o i'm, L.n.G,.,,
women with Ml the men" ..ra,.ious.
ale Win ih the be-; !yns "' Of Va " ..Si
Woman arr noucxistsnt !, iSn.,Id I,
almost worth Ibis individuals tine IL
gt:uirted wi,h S,rS W,iSh.i,"n -. n,.,,,,.
huudrod. ,r ,,u, r,,, .,,J -. a. - -
,.,fs ba\c hon jIrt.y ..,nr,.i -
Sha o ~ tu,"ut - Il" 10
.,lvnN r,,,s,.i,,..l ~ ,,h"
fcctIy ,;rru.d oTI ~, - 80
IN na r,rs.5si t.. .,,,,. ,t go, 49,
i.,n;j,,,ii ,r~nu. I'M! H"" l""Sl ny 80
."s,,s M, -, ~ o"t u = "oi
Nh ~ """ W ""'vS' "t lp.!lefS'
ms, ~ U% ior ihNhl9i
i7', "ssS "otne 'nH 'or making
~ N''" ""''" ""e j. connect
t,' -nt'.Si t'"' "'iSt' Nh" mas
-. 80" I,.'',SFIl ~ me many "Nccp-
' 'ien@! nriF!iiSGGS And The lavish hos
That was created ny sir Harry Britain
=. IN. Nuns 70" III SnsSternCl Id Car
WtnS 'uh was formerly LORD iccon-
held$ Town house is well aware OF
The del" he owes 70 Mrs Welsh Lee
and The memory Of her thought and
consideration VIII hc a lasting one
Win onr '"ilieer boys. They ono and
al! are strong for nor. and TO sec her
wiki them advising. SounSeliiuS. be-
Su'hnE and sometimes IauGhingly
seeding thCm * a real treat
here are threo striking tributes or
appTc citation which Mrs Welsh Ice mas
recent. received from famous Nmeri
cans;
hdmiral sims Commander-in-C,bicf
Of the United states NAVY in E,Irc
pean waters. wrote 10 her.-''Now
that We are 81 The ond OF Tho yy...
and the he BEGINNING of a world ncaco
wish to take ADVANTAGE of the occasion.
10 thank yon mos, heartily for aji
YOUR valuable services in connection
with the maNaaerient OF ihc American
officers club in Ioutou
you can really quit. arprcriatc v.ia
this mas mean 10 US. Only those who
understand what /. real wjldcrncss il
is FOR he newcomer. There. is moth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
Disfiguring Growths of
Hair Entirely Removed
tN-w Meihud Removes Roots and Al,

II YOU arc afflicted with a growth al
supornuouS hair 20 to YOUR ,lrI,o,,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
-"ARNEi.uls FUTURE FOR
ONE NOTED THOROICtII'A ARE

. can SO q Ira-yclous futu:a .or
t7st thoTouEhta-e o. The world. %o--
-AveHus for instance, when
me -oSc-rrect ihc Wa ONCE ana
she Admiralty "a their good time -e-
store 20 us tho o.g Hott,s tha. .p-us
az chef features. Fortunes viii be
shade and sncn- i'm hotel living and
-.hnre Is no possible SHADOW OF doub,
ma, London very soon VII! boast o..
splendid residential hotels. such Is
arc very rightly the pride OF many
American cities. and where luxury
combined with 81 certain amount Of
discretion as u expenditure vii. ma r. .
lstc much moro pleasant for the some.
rrha- pcrturbed hostess and head Of
IL -n,Ls. ~. - n. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-23
ENGLISH WOMAN WORKS
FOR UNITY OF NATIONS
Mrs Welsll-Lee Organized Series of Most Successful
international Functions and Became the Idol
of Many Yankee Officers.

a most ciiicien: citizen OF empire She
has many crieuSd who believe that
before The great wheel comes full cir
&c sue Will discover the benches IL
the House OF Commons. We who have
Welsh Lees good efforts are optimistic
as 20 her future ''--Copyrisht. 1919.