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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Comn,Ittecs Apnointed.

LEN INGTON. VA Fcb. a, :,
meeting Of the executive committee of
:he Rockhridge Sunday School AS
71',Iiation. held at the Courthouse in
Lexington. committees were apDointed
as follows: Place of meetings D.
Alangus. j. +. St-atton. 4 A. .Ander-
son; nrograln-Dr. L. L. woolf, Or. r
w. McCoTklo. Rev. q; f. Popr R.v
+. NJ Sumnter: ~cdist-iC,ing connt.
Ut. wolf AZ. MarEus. Mr. Stratton
l. II. Keller. DR. Woolf. d.. McC,orI;io
nnd Key. H. :. Coffey were named az
TO The state sunday. School Convention,
10 he held in Lynchburg February a5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

EAST KADFORD, Va, Feb. T.
Especial DIR. J. L. Mcdonnell. presi-
has just received notice of his election
as Il member Of the Academic Society
Of international History of Paris
Franco. The membership in this inter
national society is open to men and
women of all countries who have dis
tinSuiShed themselves as scholars. his
lorianS. writer's. educators or in other
forms of distinguished service TO
ma nix ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Woman Raised Rir lilo,

=, HEATLlSNILLE. VA. Feb Mrs.
RULER Kent. Of Hardings. has raised
= fourteen months-old hog which
dressed 40 pounds Her husband rn
ccmtiS dressed one weighing 40
3ished by G. r. Marsh. of AInhonen
VINO recently shipped SEVEN weeks
oid calf weighing 1e1 pounds. One
turkey Eobbler. sold tho other d,y;n
this county brought Sill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Lancaster Bontm., r,,

iiEAIHSNll-l.E. Va FEB. 1-Scy-
era boatmcn of Lancaster have hoo,
med for failure to register their YES.
Seis ana to display license numbers
,heSc levies were reduced when nm an.
peai was taken to the Secretary. OF
SsinHi"'nomWea, h. A maximum tine OF
tney had not been given due notice ar
me new law and were ignorant OF It's
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Passes Nircticth u,r,hd,

,c,, r.T.17 IN STU 10, VA. Feb. -
.SpecEi )--GcorSc w. Wrcten. ono ~
me oldest citizens OF Fredericksburr
hnu native born. passed his ninetiotT
n.l 'huaE yesterday. Mr.. Wrotnn led
an active life up to Il few wears ap.o
nu' me burden OF age has caused him
Inn ne cor confined TO his home for some ONE,
FINE FINE, past. His health keeps good. his
ii'.nilltS are clear and he takes deem
interest in current events. "'eP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
BANK CLEAR|NCs TOTAL
s234,237,113 FOR MONTH
sos, 1O2,3O3 Passed Through Local
association During Week; SSH
ss,St. 400, 1O5 i'm 1918
RESERVE STATEMENT
Gold Reserve Climbs TO ss17,32S, 900.
and Resources Are E2:;6, 003,noo.
combined Statement of vi Insti-
buttons in Reserve System.

n GlearinSS in Richmond for the week
q Just ended amounted to S5S.i92.S ?5.
I as compared with s3t.i06.!05 for the
Z corresponding week in 1918. according
10 the report OF the Richmond Clear
ing house Association. The same re-
port states tine cicarinrs Tor January.
ISIS. We're S23t.a5i.ll3. as compared
VIII IN Slsi,S3oos6 III Lamuary: i9lS;
RfServe Ban OF Richmond gives the
followine figures:
cold coin and certificates in
Gold settlement FUND. ls.SiS,oS"
Gold rith foreign agencies 2Di 900
cold. with Federal reserve
Cod redemption fund 3,a3S. 600
Total gold reserve. ......s l73es. 900
Legal tender notes. silver
certificates and subsidi-
airy coin co.. ....S 223. coo
Total reserve S 1851. geo
Bills discounted and bought$ a0.GSS. 600
Bill of iadinG drafts. United
y, states government bonds
and certificates .... e5Sa. 600
uneo i1 Ssf"i i1am Ssse's 5iiSSS
National bank Totes 70 uOo
All othe: resources .....; l,152.o0o
Total resources $3.50, 0Oa. GOO
liabilities.
Capital paid in .:......$ 1850 900
United States rrcasury-
-. general accounts ~ n?o6 600
Federal reserve hank notes
in actual circulation i15l 600
Due TO member hanks-ro-
serve accounts .... 5i.l3s.cOo
collection items .. 3I533 200
Federal reserve notes in
actual circulation .. i36O7O 900
All olhcf liabilities ....... 2.530. QUO
Total liabilities Sn,c IN. con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

hElaToL, VA. Feb. l-Sherma,,
Ionhs vas Killed in an accident IN
rance according 10 information -
cc!v"d by his Wife. Mrs Laura Comns
or the city. lie had participated IN a
hummer or battles and was wounded
once in LuNemberg His father was ihc
late William Combs. OF Bluff Citv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Mrs or Mound. In Ernnc,

HAitRlSOHBURG. VA. Feb. Mrs.
Mary Ettinger. OF Broadway, was vn.
,n;daN Informed that her SON Wado
Hamilton E;tinser. of the Fortv
fourth Coast Artillery. had died %
w;ounds IN France on October 3. laIS.
Mary Ettinser. who survive hic,
Eether with the following brother
Ind sisters: Leonard and Raymond
E,tinEer. and Mrs. Ar:ic Dove. OF
Broadway Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
WINS Drunk M Irun,r,l.

DANNlLLE VA. Feb. i.-Charged
with Being drunk and disordcrly ut "a
funeral. w. y. Ayrcs was fined $50
by Mayor Wooding this morning.
-hMcrs's behavior SO shocked members
OF the family that one became i'll last
night and had to receive the attcn-
ton OF doctor. While the funeral
service Of Miss Sarah Bray was being
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Court Friday. message received
t from .i INC manager Of the orphanage
man had the authority to solicit or
S0iieGt funds for the orphanage, led to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

BRISTOL. VA. Feb. 1.--(Special.)-
r.. ID: Smith. an alleged impostor, who
has been soliciting funds here from
citizens for the Thomasviilc Orphanage
AT Thomasvilic. y. g.. was given a SEN
tcnce of six months ia pnIi,o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
ENORMOUS SALE OF HIPPO COD
ASTONISHESs BUSINESS WORLD
SEEMS TO BE THE NEAREST APPROACHTO =.
IDEAL MEDICINE FOR AFTER THE "FL
More Than Two Car. Loads Sold in Richr1loI1d
Since Decennber 12th-Proof Of It's Merit

The phenomenal sale >f Hypo-Ced
been commented on by men high in
the business affairs of EichUond-in
fact. the sale OF two carloads OF Hvpo-
Cod has never bcen equalied by any
medicine in So short Tine.
People from all over Virginia and
North and South Carolina have sim
ply swamped the mail order depart
ment OF the Tragic Drug Store. No.
SIT and sly East Broad. Street. where
Hypo Cod is being introduced. SO great
has been the demand
Hypo-Cod, the marvellous and truly
remarkable remedy which has aston
ished even the medicul profession
wherever. il has been, 'in,roduced.;. lis
not a secret ma sica! remedy. I,stf,r-
mula and ingredients are published ON
the bottle. ..--
FORMULA ON CARTON.
The formula is the result OF years
Of effort TO perfect truly pala table
codiiver oil p:eparat ion: livpo-Cod
is not only pleasant TO take. but by u
special process II is in. the form. noSt
readily assimiiated and absorbed into
The system. 1t contains the medicinal
and building extractives ou!y : from
fresh cod-livers freed from their sick
cning and nauseaing par.s. conb!ned
with extra select sherry wine. Iron.
Wild Cherry Bark: Malt Extract. Arcs
mates and the Compound Syrup Of
the Hypophosphi;cs Of Lime rotae-
Stun. Iron. Manganese, Stryrhnino:
Qu:nine and Sodium.
POR THE .sE>II..,
Elsewhere on this page appear the
glowing tributes 20 Hypo-C Cod paid by
local users. who, getting over the Flu"
or Pneumonia. found themselves physi-
cally exhausted. their dises Sc on st.ng
powers decreased nd their systems un-
able 10 regain the strength they had
lost.
WHAT HYPo-CoD WILL DO.
diseasc-resistinE vitality, appetite and
energy. 1t increases the weight, stops
the cough and cold and chest. sore
ness and strengthens tho weakened
lungs. Il drives all catarrhal tain.
from the syste.a. builds up the nerves,
aids digestion and quickly; restores The
patient TO a healthy. happy, glowing
disposition. :, X
Selow are the statements. OF Ricn-
mond people who were run down
weak. thin and anem!c These neigh
bors OF yours will tell YOU that they
have tried MAN. remedies. but Hypo-
Cod is the one they recommend. Sell
dom. indeed, can medicine claim
such universal indorhement. You surer
II can believe these home town people.
Read what they gay. Proba bly, they
suffered just as you may 90 suffering,
Drop in TrnEie's Drug store and lot
them explain Il 10 you in detail. Take
home bottle this very night. The
results are sure. 'F
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Chester Citizen. IN Nrc,

EJIESTER VA. Feb. Ia c. Ruc,
anan, secretary of the Chester Bust
ness Mems League, has sen. GU: no.
t,cn Tor meeting Of the citizens os
the community 1t is proi,osei "a
take action on the matter OF stree; .e-
pairs: the securing OF new !aCua:rier.
rfnNidihg work for the unemployed,
ana the building up Of community
shirt: The meeting will be held or
Tuesday eve ming. February ~ 7.aG
O'Clock, in Graves Hall,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

,'''''''- "a 1h.h iN,hhO
Total amour; of bills discounted and
bought for the week ending January
81, 1919. s7l.72S.O0O
que from special dcpoSitaries war
loan deposit account. $3i.a54.OoO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Allied Doctors
FREE OFFER

L This week we will give Tree OK
aminations and consulta lions TO all
Corners. Those cases that are cur
able. by our system We Will ACCEPT for
treatment absolutely free, except for
medicine used. We accept only
durable cases and take no money
from those who are incurable If
you have any chronic or long stand
fBg trouble call at once and take
ADVANTAGE OF this Grand Free Oncr.
Hours: 0 to i; 3 to 5; z To 8.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Gcts T,yn Now Inhn.tr,..

ii EAIliSNlLLE. VA, Feb. lit IS
reported that Fleeton. in this comfy.
is to have two new industries. h,i
tlnT wo-ks and a rO.lor f,nI- I'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

total gold reserve. ......$ I1.32S.O00
Legal tender notes. silver
=, certificates and subsidi-
airy coin .......s c23. coo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Total ni.l> on hand
United states government
long torn securities.
United States government
Short-icrin securities
Al! oihcr earning assets .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

=. hotai reserve ..........S i..5Hi .000
Bills discounted and boughi.S ao.GSS 600
Bui OF iadinG drafts. United
-. states government bonds
ana certificates ........ 6.533. 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Total earning assets.
Bank premises .
Unsolicited items and,
other dcdrct!ols from
gross deposits :. ....
Five per C"h.t l-",fJmption
fund . $aiIfst Federal re
serve bank uGtcS .....
All other resources ...
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
Total resources ......

Capital paid in ...
Su!bluS .....,...... ..... .....
Government deposits ...
Due 10 members. reserve
account ..............
Deferred liability items
Other deposits. including
foreign government
credits .........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Total gold reserves S2liaiOGOO 600
Legal tender notes. Sill
Yer, etc. ..............s 100000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Total earning assets .s ?7.22l 900
uncollectcd items 5SI41 600
NG tiohaI BANK Totes ...... $4,000
al. othe: resources. ...... l.T52. 900
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02

Total gross deposits. S2.35O.9l 900 =
Federal reserve notes In
actual circulation H.. s2,45o,729,ooo
Federal bank notes in cir
culatfon. net liability.. !"9445 900 .
All other liabilities . tpGIg 0OU |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-02
FORMULA on CARTON.

Elsewhere on this page appear the
glowing tributes 20 Hypo-Cod paid by
local users. who, getting over the Flu
Or Pneumonia. found themselves physi-
cally exhausted. their dises Sc res LIST ING
powers decreased md their systems un-
able 10 regain the strength they had
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

Do you have an employe. tenant, friend who has
no music in his home7 Why not send him genuine
Victrola7 The models illustrated below will furnish
the same beautiful musc with the same tona effects
~ the large, expensive machines.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

tho subtle in'ima'ion that the care OF
mo was disasrseable task when
Dlcky With sat teeth hnd sa orn 10 per-
form or die in the attempt
what LilMsn Neglected.
You people haven't taken any care
NJ all of the poor majors roses" me
little woman nett exclaimed. pou,ine
potulsntly, and making the leap from
one subject 10 another with the charm.
ing Inconseluentiali'y 80 characteristic
NJ her See, they are all dfoopnE,
ard they were % lovely. too
Roses are perishabic things" Lillian
declared sSpiiiiously from the hig win.
dow seat whore rhe wns bending oye'
4 drawing hoard To- ord - 10 alleviate
my ionollncts. Lilli-d. tho morning Of
p,cky's nist departure Tor the studio
had brought her worh over. VAS doing
AN important commbEinu between her
sslf.nppolnlcd task NJ nurse bl' at
my little nel.hbor's comment upon the
roses she put her work rather ab.
rup,ly away and rising went 20 one
Of the vases Of roses ard looked a.
tho blossoms critically
They really ough, all 10 he thrown
away she announced u should have
Intended TO II before this"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

h hns~ snoush AZ his storv ana ~
- ,srsIin.s. n he air, ,,nt m, ie,th.
svhssAeI rs,w .h.sr,.a .othsrlv NJ.
sls vo,.s. VS. ,ust m, ,vp. "a avpes,
a. ~ -.,h.s h,,r.,v h.a,, hss No
H..sb1 th., n n. rheti,hed n romantic
sserst Of any sort II wag alr-ady In the
possc ssion OF my little neishbos. whsth-
~ Willingly ccnndsd OF unwi,tinGty BE-
trayed TO her kecn feminine instinct
D,eky's obsrvancs NJ ny evsry mood
M. csr.r,I s,,sr,lon "A sverv v,sh ,stt
~. M ,nomrnt, for contsmulatiyr an
,lysl. Dut when the Inevitable day
c,ms the d,y-vh,ch / knowing Dirsy
.o usu ,Iac,dIy an,ir,paisd--that ms
hn.r.nd s,ew r.s,l,s, Al IN. prison.
i'm. n,mosphsre OF the sick room. ana
suddsnly discovering that hts orders
were ,r.mondously pripr up, fittsd
h,ck IN hls s,udio a,mosph~rc, I found
nv.clf win nothing better 10 do than
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
My Heart
My Husband
o. Wkst Mrs. ovskss AsevssS ~.
Han uNdsrseed.

Han unoerNoeo.
YlOR tho first three or four days OF
my enforced inaction on account
Of my fractured rib Dicky was
the mnst devoted Of attendants upon
M sick room.
Ne went about tho task Of keeping
mo entertained and comfortable exact.
ly ~ u I wsrs a ne~ commission for
m illustration. His enthusiasm In de-.
etslng schemes TO pIcnse me and TO
ainuse ms appeared unboundsd. ana !
hHcw that he must have neglected his
own work shamsfully. for he did not
20 10 his studio At all for fully three
dsys amer my injury
Frpm Major 0rantland thsss eame no
sign. not even an inquiry 81 the door
although Gvsassd from little Mrs. Dur.
kes's nystestousiy important air ~ shc
daily made the most minute INQUIRIES
~ = NY condition that the offrer was
ascsrtAiniNg the degree Of improve
nsnt from her. Sensitive beyond ali
reason with . Puriianical seuse Of
honor. knew that he would consider
II an objectionable offsnse for him
10 he the means Of s1citing Dickys
jealousy ~ even . ,riviai act
What littls Ara Durkss had sssa NJ
10 tal him ceneruiRs ths episode OF the
flowers no mortal man or woman could
tell or Gussa And incoasrucus - .
confidential intimacy between Her
f1uiilness and Major 0saathnd might
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
The Clark
Irish Harp

Everyone falls In love with
this beautiful instrument II
has a rich. powerful tone and
IS easily learned. Moderate in
price, in reach OF almost every
purse, II is 4 treasure In any
hpuse
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

This aessiss vietroia has IN
ssh esbisst ~ isehse high. /,
inches VIA i>is iaehes dsep.
Dy iss ~ most wonderful
talking nsshias fss he msasy.
Very easy payments.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

not recognising the man called the po.
llco.
The owner proved he was the rightiul
rosscssor OF the bottle OF milk ard
crackers he was uiins 10 set and WAS
allowed 10 eat and drink IN peace.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22
GROCER SUSPECTED
OF BEING R0BBER

When the owner Of tho grocery store
st 1880 West Twenty third street got
hungry ,sily this morning. hs crsvled
out Of It'd and wcnt 10 his store
4 wai hful nsighhor raw him trying
10 open the front door OF the stor, ana
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

Premier Clensncsau says no complete
records we're made ~ the deliberations
of tho Rig rive council. and that
historian. OF the peace conference Will
be unnhls TO obtain accurate ihforrna :
ton --D.arborn independent.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

imburss them for 5000. ooc gallons Of
liquor according 10 Wllllam ", Bullitt.
attorney for local whisky interests.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-12-22

Kentucky DlSliss to Flfs suit
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec q Ken
ucky di'tllirrs viii nle suit In an
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-02
ARKANSAS SAUSAGE THE BEST.

Arkansas people can cure hams and
make sausage as good as anybody ac-
cording to the opinion of Major Law
renee Foote of the ONCE Of Markets,
at Little Rock. who has recently is
sued bnlletin concerning his methods
Of the home curing of meats, which
have gained popularity throughout the
world This bulletin can be had for
the asking
The following recipe for making
sausage is given:
For six pounds Of Fat and eighteen
pounds OF lean Eeat, eason With
tescup1ul and two tabisspoonfuls
OF sar
teacup and three tabIespoonfuls
ef black pepper. ground by yourself
from the grain pepper
1 teAcups, lightly pressed down. q
loose leaf sage
Is teaspoonfuis OF red pepper
FIJI teacups. table and teaspoons full
and always strike 10 level II this
seasoning appears 10 be too high for
your customers. reduce each ingred-
lent Is per cent
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-02
CATTLE
DURING WINTER
Shelter, Fresh Water and Plenty of
Good Feed Is Necessary.

By C. II. benson. Beef Cattle Special
list, Extension Division. University
of Arkansas,
beef cattle need more attention dur
ing the winter than at any other sea.
son Of the year. Cattle should not be
left out in the wood Lots or stalk
zelda during cold. rainy nights They
should have clean, comfortable quar-.
tiers where they are protected from
cold wind, rain or snow
Inexpensive Protection viii Do.
Open sheds for winter feeding
should be provided They should not
be less than eighteen feet deep and
open on the soath.
Fresh water should always be pro
vtded Cattle should not be compel.
ed to drink water from frozen ponds
and water holes. Good, fresh water
must be easily obtained at every sea
sen OF the year for the best results in
feeding cattle
Rations For ne Breeding Herd.
Livestock OF all kinds require some
feed in winter The COW is no excep.
ton and she should not be expected
70 aet her liyja@ winter from stalk
fields and briaf .bickets, nor to steal
her daily alios nee from some neigh
aef,a straw stuck
Il Is ret -GN nor 4d.5-abI
p Keep The araea.ue herd heavy IN
sb during winter hut thes should
3. Il
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-02

10 you get up at night: Sauol= is
surely the best fer All kidney or blad-
der troubles Sanol gives relief in Il
hours from ali hackaebe and bladder
troubles Sanol is a guaranteed RENE
dy. 1oc and 500 bottle at Hesterly
Drug Store.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-02

We keep good Missouri mules and
aafe~ for sale q. trade. W Main ST
Jenkins x Burke.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1919-01-02
CROP SYSTEMS FoR ARKANSAS.
Everyone Should Have Farmers 5ulle.
tin No. 1000.

Everyone Should Have Farmers 8ulle.
tin No. 1000.
Crop Systems for Arkansas is the
title to Farmers Bulletin No. 1000.
written BY A. u. McNair OF IAttle
Rock. well-known ASriculturtst with
the United States Department OF Agri
culture This bulletin describes the
best crop systems or those combina
lions Of crops which are most suited
10 Arkansas conditions.
Tow Much Should Be Parned BY One
Family
The author of this bulletin tells how
many acres OF crops can be farmed by
two men and team, or by families
in which the hands are equivalent TO
two He says that the number of
acres that can be tarmed with this
labor depends on the kind Of crops
grown and on the kind of soil. but va.
ries from 81 acres of crops 10 l04
acres, according to circumstances In
the latter case, however % acres are
second or double crops The writer
makes point OF planning the crop
system 40 as to keep men and teams
reasonably busy and so that slack
times may be largely avoided and SO
that busy seasons shall not be too
busy
MIR McNair is cooperating with thu
Extension Division of the University
of Arkansas and any farmer desirias
this bulletin saoa.3 apply to the De
partmeut OF Agriculture az W. Inns
tol, d. c. or tae Extension Division
Fayetteville or Little RoNk Ark. ami
ask for Farmers Bulletin No 300
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-02
de[ heater
MURRAY

Madaline Traverse, who made her
first appearance in the William Fox
photoplay, When Fate Decides at
the Murray theatre today, proved once
more to large and enthusiastic fol-
lowing that she is, above all, an ac-
complished actress with great power
to picture intense human emotions and
second, that she is more strikingly dis
tinctive in dress and appearance than
any actress seen here on the screen.
This new play gives her an acutely
emotional role, and she holds her au-
dience with a power to move them to
tears or smiles at will. The story is
of an unloved wife, struggling to do a
hard part without sacrifice of woman
ly honor. True love finally crowns
her. after many moments of breathless
suspense over a murder mystery, In
which the authorities suspect her as
the slayer, while she fears the crime
was committed In a quarrel by the
man she loves. This situation is
worked up to a very powerful climax
The play is ably directed and beau
tifully staged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-02
LEAGUE CALLED
Continued from Page one)

1IOIH TdSC OHCJ
States has made many powerful en-
emies
ut is rare indeed" he added, that
any speech is made in favor of the
league which does not bitterly con-
denim Americans who think Of their
own country first. For the first time
in our history, the jealous guarding Of
our own, the love of our traditions,
and our institutions, the passion for
our land and our liberty have become
venialains.
1--WE have learned in the last two
years new thing in our national life,
national propaganda. The propagan-
da, paid for by the people themselves,
has been devoted to deceiving the
people, and to glorifying those who
by peoples grace have been raised
to high position. This perverting pro
cess has been one of the most power
full of the agencies for preventing
people from knowing the possibilities
of the league of nations.
Only Solvent Nation
"On the 18th of November, America