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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
BRITISH AEROPLANE MAY
FLY TO AMERICAN COAST
Air Ministry Consider. Invitation of
Aero Club TO Send Crnft to
Atlantic CITY.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-One OF Great
britain's great dirigiblc airships Is to
leave England for flight to Atlantic
CITY early in May. according to in
formation contained in Il cable mes
sage received today by the Aero club
of America from the British Air Min
istry.
II is not Improbable that the airship
may pass. high over the Atlantic the
American and British airplanes sched-
uicd to start from North American
points about the same time.
The British Air MInistry's cable read
as follows:
Your invitation for British airship
10 ny TO Atlantic City, month Of May.
Is under consideration. a further
c2mmnnication will be made to you
shortly"
Persons learned in aeronautics were
eagerly discussing tonight the pros
pect Of simultaneous ocean crossing
lights in opposite directions.
IL was stated that the British air
ship will probably be advantaged in
westerly flight by the prevalence OF
that by choosing Atlantic City, Instead
Of newfoundland. as the western OBJ
jectire. the airship would escape the
recently charted and dangerous lair
rocks" discovered high i'll the air some
distance off the Newfoundland coast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
FGR0 ACCUSED OF THEFT is
IOUND OVER TO APRIL TERM
ke Einm, Snid to Have Stolen Suit
l|nSe' Given Preliminary Hearing
before Flegenhcimer.

United States Commissioner Flegcn-
ifncr yesterday heard the evidence
einst Luke Elan. and admitted the
foner TO bail for his appearance AT
April term of the United States
trict Court. Elan is negro, who
T taken into custody b. deputies OF
pea states Marshal Saunders. on a
irgt OF stealing a suit case from the
fted states mail. The theft is said
nave been committed in Richmond.
Pcpntics from the marshaIs Office
p yesterday arrested Kills Gray.
pred. and placed him in the Henrico
pnty jail. where he will await "a
trinS by Commissioner I'legen-
Fper. Gray Is charged with violat
the selcctivc service act In making
pc Claims for exemption. II i3 al
fd that Gray set out in his Ques-
hnairc that nc married Elizabeth
tsel. Elizabeth Vessel. alias Eliza
n Gray. was also placed under ar
T. she Is charged with fraudulently
aiming allotrncnts from tho govern
mt.
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NJ. c. A. BIBLE INSTITUTE
u BE CONDUCTED ALL WEEK
John Mcneil and Rev. Cnmden
Sobern Here to Lecture In
"i" Auditorium.

interest OF Bible students OF Rich
Inu centera In the Bible Institute,
IGh VIII be conducted all of this
tx under the auspicccs or the Y.
me Bible Institute will be featured
Two noted Biblo lecturers. Rev.
In McNcill. d. d.. and Rev. Camden
lCobern. y. u.
nc program as arranged by Secrc-
Mckee. OF tho Y. NJ. c. A.. is for
lcctnrc every afternoon at o'clock
me !. NJ. G.. a. auditorium. and
Pthcr lecture at s o'clock at night
she auditorium of John Marshall
r.. Cobern occupies tho Thobern
tr OF the English Bible and philo-
tny OF religion. i'll Allegheny Col
Er, McNeill was at one time an as
I'atc OF the late Dwight L. Moody
comes u Richmond direct from ST
Eustinc and Tampa. from the big
&c conferences In those two Florida
es' which were closed this year by
preaching OF Billy Sunday in a
pes or meetings still in progress at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Dr. John Mcneil lectures at John
MnrshnlI High school auditorium
under auspices of Y. NJ. e.. a. ut 3;IU.
Ansistnnt Attorney General J. ID.
Hank nddrcsacs Mems Bible Glass
OF Westminster Presbyterian Church
on "AmerIcn. the Chosen Nation of
Today" Mt 10.
Hcv. w. Russell bowie, ID. d.,
breaches his hnnl sermon In tho Sc
rlcs on 1.-The Church In tho Furnace
OF NcAninE" mt ST. Pnul's Church mt
II.
Rev. II. w. LinRlc, -. D., nrmy
chaplain. breaches Mt First Freshly
terrain Church Mt s.
Concluding service OF accidental
Tor miHniOns mt First Lutheran
Church Mt d.
Boys meeting mt Y. II. G. A. build
ing mt 2i3O.
Final service ut Grnce Covenant
Presbyterinn before removal, II.
Meeting for men mt Colorcd Y. III.
c. A. Mt 5,30.
Rev. james l.. Cook breaches at
IIoSe Mcmorini Church mt II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Chief Petty Officer L. S. s. Santa Paula,
died at the willard Parker Hospital
Wednesday morning, March 12.
He was formerly the Treasurer of
King William County. Va, having been
appointed to that office at the age of
twenty-one. as successor of his de-
ceased father, r. ]. Palmer and was
later elected by popular vote. He re-
signed his office when war WAS de-
clare9 as soon as IL was practicable
Entered Fort Meyer for training in
August, 1917: thereafter enlisted in the
L. S. Naval Reserve.
The young man would be twcnty-six
years old next August
Honorary Observation-Disclosures II. l..
Lewis. B. G. Garrcttc, H. T Commins
T. g. Commins. c. II. Burke. Brandtlv
Bray. William Bray. Ned Bland, H. L..
Topping. Il. G. Garden, Jim Lipsconb.
W. +. Freeman, G. II. Woodward. e W.
Woodward. H. w. Nealc. Wexford
Owens.
Active -Bcarers-Thcy were ali,
either soldiers of belonged to the
navy: Q. l.. Cole. Leonard Saline, Cecil
Woodward, W. G. Davis. Jr.. Hansford
Anderson. Charles Bray. l.. H. Bland
and Richard Corr.-Adv.
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CHM0ND NURSES BACK
FROM OVERSEAS SERVICE
M Elizabeth VI. Taylor and Miss
Nancy Martin Return After War
Duty.


arious Richmond nurses who have
n IN service abroad arc nov re-
ming home b zones ard twos and
ecs. Miss Salllc Jcnrics. on leave
absence from Johnston Wills Sana-
Jun. where she was assistant SUPER
.ndent at the time OF her enlistment
foreign service with the Red Cross.
me OF the best known OF tho Rich
nd nurses who have been ovavseas
varying periods OF service.
Hiss Elizabeth NJ. Taylor has just
urncd TO Richmond after twenty
months service as a member OF
&c Hospital No. 80. Harvard unit.
is Nancy Martin has also returned.
IS Martin. Miss Taylor and Miss
tries were assigned 10 the HarvaSd
I after their arrival in London
Ter nurses who left Richmond with
&c three nurses were Miss Julia
corkle. Miss Marie Franklin, Miss
~ Willie Arvin and Miss Bruce
liable
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
SUPPORTS REMEDIAL ACTION
League of Women Voters Indornca
Trnde Commission Move on Meat
Packing Industry.
tRy Associated Press.

ST. LOUIS. March "a resolution
pledging support TO the Federal Trade
Commission in It's action 10 secure
remedial legislation dealing with the
meat-packing industry was adopted by
the League OF Women Voters here to-
day.
In it's business session this morn
ing the league invited the Territory OF
Alaska II become affiliated with the
organization: decided to erect a monu-
mcnt in Cheyenne. Wyo., where women
were :irat granted the franchise: in
dorscd pla!. II Americanization for
the United States, and appointed com
iritteea TO take UP at once the study
OF laws on citizenship. elections. social
morality and hygiene. unincation OF
laws. food supply and demand.
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EXPECT TO RESUME SERVICE
TO ASHLAND WITHIN MONTH
Determined Campaign to Float bond
Ishuc Ins Been Launched md
Meets with i.ncoururcn,cnt

II is expected that regular service
will be resumed on the Richmond
Ashland electric line within a month.
\ determined campaign TO raise the
FUNDS necessary 10 absorb the bond is
sue of 100000 has been launched bv
Richmond business men and VIII be
pushed TO completion in a short time
OF this. $4,000 viii constitute the
purchase price and $4,000 will be cX-
pended in equipment for the road.
After the necessary funds are raised
Tor the contamination of the deal for
the purchase of the line but little work
VIII nc necessary to put the road in
running condition. Most of the re.
pairs TO be made arc declared to be OF
minor nature. II was stated yes.
terday that there was a chance Of part
of the old terminal on Broad Stree;
being used for the Richmond station
of the road
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
WEIGHING AND MEASURING
OF BABIES TO CONTINUE
In Richmond Thouannd, VIII n. rc.t.d
mt Public schools Inst Week
of April.

~ the. rcques: OF the Bureau OF Edu.
cation OF the United States Department
OF the Interior. baby weighing and
measuring VIII soon be done on a com
prchensive scale throughout tho St,,o
IN Richmond. during the last week OF
Nprii. this testing will be done in the
pubic schools on scale never be-
Is anticipated that over 5000 young
sters of school age will have their
n,casureinents recorded at that time.
Inc movement will have the support Of
ne womans section. Virginia Council
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
MANY AT JURIST's FUNERAL
Judge William Leigh II Carried 10
Final Resting Place by
Life Long Fricnds.

DANVIILE. VA, March 2e.-Thc
funeral OF Judge William Leigh, held
at EPIPHANY Church today. was largely
attended by every element Of citizen
ship. including many from Halifax and
hccklenberg Counties where he once
resided. Rev. j. Cleveland Hall had
charge of the service which concluded
at Greenhill cemetery where interment
was made. The pail bearers were life
long friends of the deceased and the
bearers OF an unusual display Of de-
signs were members OF the Danville
and county bar. supplemented by
friends Of the family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
2EDIcTs LABOR SHORTAGE
n Dcnsmorc Urges Employers Give
Especial Attention to
Soldiers.

FEW YORK. March 2?.-Amcrica's
shortage vii! have been trans
|mcd by mid-summer into labor
|rtage, John r. DcnSmorc. director
(eral Of the United States employ
ut service predicted in an address
Ian employment rally called by the
ted War Workers organizations. lie
led that employers MAKE every Of
Il 10 provide jobs for returning SOL
|rs and others in the intervening
|n,hs. asserting that employment
the best preventative Of Bolshc-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Auntrinn Railroad strik. s,,,,.d
fBy Assoclatcd pres.l

COPENHAGEN. March 2a.-Thc rail
WAY strike in German-Austria, has bcen
settled. report from Vienna says. A
uispa,ch from Vienna Friday Indicate
that the strike was partly in sympathv
Win the Hungarian revolution. The
men on the southern railroad walked
out "Wednesday, and the cessation Of
ton, in Vienna
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
SCRANTON IN DISTRESS
United States Cargo Ship CaIIs TO,
Help 800 Miles East OF
New York.

WASHINGTON, March 29.-The War
Department has been advised by radio
that the United States cargo vessel
scranton is in distress about 900 miles
cast or New York and that an ocean
going tug has been dispatched IN her
assistance. The cargo ship FL Sol has
been standing by. but has been UNI
aplc 70 render any aid. two attempts
tailed on account of breaking Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

pier. while the latter ran aground.
The Standard OIL Company's bark
Socony. which was blown ashore late
yesterday. Vas noatcd and found to
be only slightly damaged. while the
1ola. sailing vessel was fast aground.
The police boat Patrol reported that
four ships We're dragging their an
chors in tho heavy wind still prevail
ing. but were said not TO be in immc-
diatc danger OF going ashore.
Stili no rrncc Of Detroit Robbers.
DETROIT, MICH. March 2o.--Local
authorities. this forenoon. still were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

without definite trace OF the six men
who, yesterday afternoon. held % the
West Side branch OF tho Commons eal;h
Federal State Bank and obtained an
undetermined amount Of cash and
Liberty bonds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
U. 8. Steamer Dl.nbIed On Hurricane.

LONDOH 81 n1 rcb g. P! Es,
steamer Sapinero was towed into Ply
mouth on Friday evening. after having
been disabled at sea in hurricane.
part OF hcr cargo WAS jettisoncd TO
save her from laundering. The Sap
nero Is a United States Shipping
Board steamer OF 5,5?7 tons gross. She
sailed from Philadelphia. Ma rch II. for
Falmouth.
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Two women Sentenced.

trs Ezra Crump. 10 IVES, Eighth
(cct. was fined $50 and costs and
len SIX months in jail Yesterday in
lice Court. Part Two. She was ar
led on charge OF running a dis
|erly house. Mrs. Laura Plume, who
bald 10 have made her home with
Crump woman. was fined So and
len thirty days in jail on charge
being not OF good fame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
EIGHT SHIPS IN TROUBLE
Heavy Gale Causes Minor Accidents to
Craft in New York
IfurbOr.

NEW YORK. March 2o.-Eight ships
were in difficulties here today after
last nights ninety-milc gale, which
threatened scores OF vessels anchored
in the harbor.
In the carly morning hours the
Itanca and WakhokTm came to grief.
the former having been driven against
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
French May Bake Pastry Now

PARIS, March ga decree issued
by the government today permits the
! baking OF fresh pastry. The use OF
! bread Hour in baking biscuits and
partry also will be permitted here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

We maintain stocks ofGood-
year Truck Tires. The list
below shows location of
stocks according to type
of tire solid, cushion or
pneun1atic.) We supply
Goodyear Tires because they
are built to deliver the ut
most mileage. And we are
careful to recommend the
correct size of tire in each
case.
Then we apply the tire right,
knowing that this has a lot
to do with it's success or fail
ure. And we apply tires
quickly, at night if neces-
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sary, to save the cost of lay
ing off equipment.
Then, at intervals, we in
spect the tires we have sold
offering valuable tire-carc
suggestions and showing
drivers how to avoid the un-
intentional abuses thatcher
wise would shorten tire life
and pile up expense.
When next you consider
buying truck tires call up
one Of the stations named
below. Let a representative
OF this station explain the
service it renders to truck
owners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30

Frequent examinations of the great Taxa
Kola plant have shown it to be practically
1902 perfect in sanitation and cleanliness.
Once you see the appetizing manner in which
Taka-Kola is made you'll insist on the
genuine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-30
Scientific Service on
Truck Tires

Our business is to make your carriage cost less.
We, Goodyear Truck Tire Service Station Deal
ers render truck tire service in a manner that
assures sharp and obvious reductions of the
carriage costs of our customers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

on the courthouse green. with speaking
and music. and an effort is being made
were in the service A welcome Will
b given the colored soldiers on the
fair grounds July 8.
Rev. William g. Mcdowell. Jr., for
merly chaplain at Camp Lee. held
services i'm the Episcopal Church sun.
day. MIR Mcdowell is Il former rector
OF the church In Emporia and Is spend
ing some time with friends in tho
county. The degree OF bachelor OF
divinity was recently conferred upon
him by the Virginia Episcopal Semi
nary.
Mrs. j. ii. Murray and children OF
punSsutawney. Pa. are spending some
time with relatives here. Mrs. a. r..
Dodd entertained at cards on Friday
morning In honor of her Srstcr. Mrs.
M<,ruv Three tables played auction
bridge and ar ice course was served
after the games. Those present were
Mrs. J. $. Wren, Mrs II. r. McNair,
Ars. q. NJ. Naf, Mrs. a. j. Daughtry,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-22

Mrs. r. 4. Hall. Mrs l.. NJ. Lee. Mrs.
n O. Roszell, Mrs. w, b., GOODWIN.
Misses Helen Kunes and Bette Lee.
Among the boys who have recently
returned home from France arc l.. n.
Howe, Ben Tiilar. Dallas Reid. Mike
Peytas,. John Jennings, Marvin New
Porch Robert Braswell. Lamar Pebbles
Willie Ayers. Peter Moss and Herbert
Woodruff
Miss Dorothy Button. the home dem
onstrntloh agent. has returned from a
hospital In Richmond. much improved
Mrs. u. y. Hastings is also ut home
again. after undergoing medical treat
msnt In Richmond.
Miss Ellie Manning has returned home
after spending some time with friends
and relat:ves In Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur kricnbaurn OF
North Emporin. VIII spend the sum-
mer ut their old home, near Chicago
Mrs. Gertrude II. Lewis Of Gate civ
who spent few days recently with
Ter sister. Miss Dorothy Button. has
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ding pan and bake in moderate oven
ior thir;N-fNo minutes. Serve with
lemon sauce
Lemon Sauce.
Grated rind OF one-quartcr lemon.
Juice OF one lemon,
one cup OF sugar.
-Four tablespoons of Cornstarch
TWO tablespoons of butter
one and one quarter cups OF water
stir to dissolve the sugar and starch
Bring TO a boil and cook for Ave
minutes. Cool before serving.
MONDAY.
Breakfast.
Berries
frled Bananas Cream Sauce
Nutihs Coffee
Luncheon.
OnIelet
Potato Salad
Coconut Pudding Lemon Sauce
Waiercress young Onions
htheateu tongue New Cabbage
Whole Boiled Potatoes
String Beans
Lettuce
Colonial Cream Coffee
Colonial Crenm.
Wash one half cup Of tapioca through
several waters and then placc in :,
saucepan and add one cup OF boiling
water, Cook until the-tapioca is soft
and clear. Remove from The fire and
PARTIALLY cool. Pour upon stiffly beaten
white of one egg
Qnc-half cup OF sugar
t'nc- hnii cup Of coconu;
one -haif cup of finely chopped nuts
hsat TO thoroughly mix and then
pou" into sherbct cups Chill and ton
with one tablespoon of whipped cream
or fruit whip.
TUESDAY.
Brcnkfnst.
Sliced Bananas
drilled Tomatoes Bacon Garnish
Toast Coffee
Luncheon.
Scallopod Corn
Tomato Salad
Iced Tea
Scallopcd Corn.
Place in mixing bowl
lhree- quarters cup of crushed can
onc-half cup Of fine hrcadcrumbs.
On" tablespoon OF grated onion.
Two tablespoons OF finely minced
One tablespoon Of hut,er
one teaspoon of salt.
one half teaspoon OF paprika,
three tablespoons OF -four,
One-half cup Of milk.
MIN Vel and then turn into a we'll.
creased baking dish ami bake for thirty
minutes III a moderate oven.
Dinner.
Colesiaw Olives
BAKED Stuffed PEPPERS Cream Sauce
French Fried Potatoes
SUMMER Squash
Tomato Salad
Colonial Cream. Connecticut
Iced coffee
Colonial Cream Connecticut.
Cut the sponge or other cake into
shceS ana cover with colonial cream
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zone to Ithaca. n. " to attend tho
hnals at Cornell University. >'
Mrs. r. G. Dyson is spending tho
summer In Maryland and Pennsyivania
Miss Ethel kunes. OF Ashevilie. n
-. is the guest OF her parents Mr.. and
Mrs j. !. Kunes " an"
j. G.. Osburn has sold his home in
E;mporia and with his family will snenJ
thc summer in Loudoun County.
y. l.. Vincent has returned from a
visit TO New York "
Mrs X r. Eubank and little dauxh-
ter have returned to their home in
Richrt nd after spending some linn
WIN Mrs. Euhank's mother. Mrs. II.
Miss Laura Briggs has returned
from visit To relatives In Richmond
MISS Mar Rawls, who received her
degree at Randolph Macon Womnn,s
College, and Mics Margaret Rawls. vino
graduated from the Farmvine Normal
school. ere spending the summer a
the country home of their grandfather
John Chaplin, 49, >
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LEMON JUICE
FOR FREcKLEs
Girls! Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Try 1t!

Squeeze the juice of Two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of or
chard white, shake well. and you have
quarter pint of the best freckle ana
tan lotion, and complexion besutiher
al very, very small cost.
your grocer has the lemons and anv
druS store or toilet counter will SUNNY
three ounces OF orchard white fc,. =
lew cents. Massage this swectly frap
ran lotion into the face. neck, arms
ana hHndS each day and see how
f!eckies aud b!cmishes disappear ana
nov clear soft ana rosy-whfta M,
SKIN becomes Yes. 1t is harmless aud
never irritates.-Adv
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ries and top OFF with fruit whip.
WEDNESDAY.
breakfast.
Berries
Soft-Boilcd Eggs
Fried Tomatoes Cream Sauce
rr"'' p,nn. Iced cocoa
Cheese canape
Pickles Spiced Bects
BABY Lima Bean Pudding
Parsley Sauce
Boiled Macaroni Butter Beans
Sliced Pineapple Coffee
UnhE Lima Bean Pudding.
This Old English pudding is a greg,
laEoritc IN IN" South. where it is called
dried baby lima bean pudding. Soirri
the dried baby lima beans These tiny
nnt't.ahie beans are delicious. Soak
one-haif pound Of them in plenty of
warm water overnight. and in the
morning wash and look over carefully:
men 'i, pace in saucepan and cover
WIN coiu water and bring slowly to a
noi: COOK for ten minutes and .hen
arn'n Cover with cold water anu
nr'H i 10 boi, again, Cook slowly
uht'i tender and then drain anu mash
ana rub through a sieve into a bowl.
Now add
one onion grated
one green pepper.
one leek. minced very fine.
one tablespoon Of salt.
TWO ounces OF bacon. chopped fine
and nicely Drowned,
Three tablespoons Of bacon fat
Two eggs.
pnc-half cup OF milk
one cup or fine brcadcrumbs
one teaspoon OF paprika
Beat 20 thoroughly mix and then
pour in we'll creased pudding dish or
Individual Casscrolcs or custard Guns
BAKE IN a moderate oven for thirtv-
I'VE minutes and serve with parsley
sauce
one and one-half cups OF cream
0ne-half cup of finely chopped
parsley.
Three tablespoons Of butter,
Two teaspoons OF salt.
one teaspoon OF white peppcr
Beat 10 mix.
THURSDAY.
Breakfast
tanta loupes
Corn Fritters
sliced Tomatoes
Luncheon
Sliced Smoked Sausage
Potato Salad
Siced Pineapple Iced Cocoa
Fruit Cocktail
WaterCrcss
Raspberry Pudding " Coffee
Raspberry Pudding.
race in mixing bowl
one cup of flour.
pwo TABLESPOONS OF shortening
Finch Of salt,
Two teaspoons OF baking powder.
Vne-half cup Of sugar,
thirds cup Of milk.
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MAKES HEADACHE
Go AWAY QUICKLY
just A Little Yum On Tongue
With Dash Of Water Makes
Headache Vanish

Get 4 Dime package q, Wv,
drlE store. Extract :. powaer f,n1' We
ebvetope and YOU are done win ~, .,,s
hstIaigia pains dizzy. weak n.rym"s
hsaaaches. for il works Ike magic,
III course. II IS something new and
py-a1i druggists haven't IL Vel
out Yum u the favorite among yne,
nImeeT desiring quick relief iron, hc.'d'
aehes. diLxy, faint spells. nausea ner.
and quicken the vision sharn No. 'i, ,t':
PAN and rid one Of the cons u.ncny
Q, 100 much strain. worry. .c.s.t,
Svgwork. SEES
the well-stocked store Tho o..
DRUG co. have it in this city nov
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EMPORlA

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch]
EMPORlA. VA, June 2l.--Chautau-
qua opened here or Wednesday, with
a large crowd in attendance. The first
days feature was an address by Har-
wood Spicer an witness of the
German revolution j. s Wren, chair
man IF the ticket committee. reports
the best record ever made the sale
OF season tickets.
The home coming Of the soldiers OF
THIS count! will h" celebrated on Jniy
I. TMCrc viii be community nicnic
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One cup OF raspberr;es.
Beat 10 mix and then pour into WELL
creased and Toured mold Boil for
three quarters OF an hour aud then
serve with thin custard or hard saucu
FRIDAY.
Breakfast.
Grapefruit
Soft-boiled EGGS
Toast Cofree
luncheon.
Tuna Fish Salad
Crackers jelly iced Tea
Dinner.
Iced Cherries
kadiS shes Watercress
Crab Meat II la king
Boiled Rico Peas
Tomato Salad
Berries Coffee
SATURDAY.
BrcnkCuxt.
Sliced Pineapple
Dreamed Beef
Toast Coffee
Luncheon.
Poaohed Eggs on Toast Cream Sauce
Sliced Pineapple Iced Cocoon
Dinner
Olives Radishes
Clear Tomato Sauce
Rroiled Trout
Mashed Potatoes Stewed Tomatoes
Lettuce
Raspberry Shortcake Coffee