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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
SPEAKER GIVES PROGRAM
OF MERCHANTS MEETING
Credit Mems Association Hears Out
line for Southern Conference
Next Week.
TO DISCUSS DAILY TOPICS
Good Roads Problem Will Come Be-
fore Men From AL! Parts Of South
in Session Hcrc-BusincSs Methods
Get Close Consideration.

Featuring the weekly luncheon of
the Credit Mems Association at the
Business MEMS Club yesterday at /
o'clock was the address OF l.. Z. sgd
nor. president OF the Richmond Dry
Goods Company.
AS CHAIRMAN Of the trade extension
Commerce, which has been chiefly in
strumental in securing for Richmond
the annual meeting OF the southern
Retail Merchants Conference. Mr.. sgd
nor gave brief resume OF the history
of the organization and OF tho yearly
conference Of merchants in Richmond.
which he referred 10 as n business
short course" for retail merchants of
the South
He then outlined the program which
which opens here on August -. Chief
of these was the selection OF a general
topic for. each days discussion. all
other topics on the program for that
day being closely correlated,
Consider Road Question.
Community Building" for instance.
the general topic for the first day of
the conference. following An introduce
man. will be followed by addresses on
'Co-Operating 10 Meet Outside Com
petition." -Co-operatins 10 Meet the
Fire Hazard and "Co-OpcratinC to
Build Good Roads" The good roads
problem being uppermost in the minds
OF -Nirginians II the present time. this
s. l.; Lupton. president OF the Virginia
Good Roads Association, but also by
l. s. Tomlinson. OF North Carolina who
have been 10 the merchants OF that
State.
Under store management and FL
nance" the general topic for the sec
ond day. said Mir. Sydnor. who is chair
man of the program committee for the
conference this veal there will he dis
Profits Ni-hnr- increasing
ments. "Compansating Employees"
"Simplified Bookkeeping" "r;liminat-
F'reirh, Bills." and How 20 Use Your our
Home Bank.
G. letter lone. to Speak.
Improved conditions in trade mean
better merchants" declared Mr. sgd
nor, and The whole idea Of this an;
merchants IS along constructive lines
The sss result i hound 70 5e better
the buying public"
While ,ou;-o:-,own speakers largely
feature ;hs program tor. the three days
Richmond Will introduce the general
topic, Advertising and selling" which
VIII Be discussed on ne las; day Of the
.eafsrs 1ce his subject Will he
NJ Jones vi! Re followed ~ W. L.
Ars;.n. % R:oAro1d, an authority on
who will address Ih= conference on
advertising That Brings Results"
ctAs- tzlks xiii - OF selling Goods
by Suggestion" advertising and sell.
ing" HOW NUcH 20 Invest Annually
in Advertising ana Store Improvement
and Increasing Sales ~ Store Deco
rar;o."
NJ. Sytao-. himself. viii make ire
closing sp=cch ot :he conference on
How shaN Southern Retailers PIE
po-tun.t.es Q: The Immediate Future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
JOHN ADDICKS DEAD
Man Who Started Life ms Errand DO,
Made Millions In GINS
Companies.

NEW YORK. AUGUST John Ed
lard Add.cks. capital list. gas maEnate.
and three times candidate for United
states senator from Della ware, died in
a pr!vat" sanitoriu:n here tonight OF
heart disease
The body "ill be removed tomorrow
TO Philadelphia for interment
Ad!icks started life as an rand
boy IN d Philadelphia store made mil
lions through deals in various gz S
companies most famous of which was
nc Bay state Gas Company. and later
beam" Known throughout the coun-
try as "tae man who bought a State
in MS efforts to ain seat In the
United states Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
WIDOWS FUND GROWS
Gifts TO Aid Mother of Seven Children
Now Amount
TO 1855.

Gifts 20 the widow for whom The
Times Dispatch Relief Fund IS asking
a!d continue TO come in. The fund
has now reached sl55 When fund
deemed sufficient by the Associa; d
Charities TO supper; the family and
give them the necessities OF life is
secured. no further contributions will
be asked. This widow and seven chill
rem. known as Case No. l, is left sore
II IN need by the death of her nus
Checks received yesterday for her
relic. were:
Friend Rex. Oris, Va. ..s az
SasA .-........-- -. -........ 90
5 90
Previously acknowledged .sl53. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
HOLD RUNAWAY LAD
LynchburE Police Ask Richmond De.
partIncnt To Locnte Parents OF
Youth Here.

Richmond police are trying to locate
the parents of an eieven-year- lad
who has been picked up b. the police
in Lynchburg as a runaway. The youth
gives his name Charles Parkhau
or Parkman. and says that he lives {
556 East Main street. There is no
residence at that number, according
10 the police.
The boy was found Monday in Lynch
burg. and later ran away from Y NJ
c: 4. officials. in whose charge ne was
placed He was again caught at Law
yers and taken TO Lynchburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Getting crowd for noorer RIM.

KpANDkF. w, AUGUST 7.--Local
automobile men in session tonight ar
range: :or systematic canvass of
automobile owners nero tomorrow with
4 VIC" 70 obtaining the largest pos
SHE representation in the good
roads booster run" to Richmond Au-
gust l3 II - planned TO accept the
invitation % iynchburg automobilists
10 ne thrlr guests in the Hill c!ty
on the night Of the i2th
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Would Investignte Cn.e.

ASH iNfTpN. August 7-Tnvestt-
."ht'an ~ the Hous" Judiciary Commit
zee ~ the impr sonm"nt OF Edward T
L"cch. editor Of TN. Memphis Press
~ d'ttheH contempt .. court. arisin.
I" Srcd IN resolution introduced to-
gay ~ Representative Ra.r Rspub-
lCdn. North Dakota
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Elect Federal Trust s,c,,t,

James F. Galleher has been elected
secretary Of the Federal Trust Com.
panS. OF Richmond, which was recent,
Galleher has for the past several wears
been manager OF the commercial de.
partment of the Merchants NationaI
Bank. The Federal Trust COMPANY
will open for business within the nex,
fe weeks. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Propeller shnn broken.

WAHHINGTON. August THE bat.
'n'hip Rhode Island. flagship oi
SQUADRON one Of IN. new I'nc!hc feet
With broken propeller SHAFT Tne
"a liicShlT North Carolina. has the dis.
ah!ed drcadnough In tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

'ember 10. it has been announced
The s: AssaeI 9ss Of Mgsi1 Win
mcni has announced. "''"'
\ writ OF error has hecn srantcd bv tn,
iIrrn ;c cbmrt OF arpsas IN the case of
here of criminal assault and sentsncsJ 70
i'>e years III the r"i.it"ntiary.
Mgs n Ru' fo, Rs', t%-, yesterday dis
hai she AND To ,ha return Sn 10 her home in Rich
snG us II 'i sutS SSF' ESS5dy
, was ann" rin ,ha, The DOCTOR 70 be
inriy tho continuance was granted.
from James treenwooa rSsulc% a'i in o ssrm
IN re9a court ste ST f In w ossT aisn
rixen SIX months and slooou ,hnc, for carry
valued at $3.50 '''"s were
caM;S.nsr has GSnSss% n e
na s0 vc TGsiSnSd vas, denied at head
rerad July l. # has MSTT@ een i 5n2lnSr
wd Fs'u5ns fTe% Tussass osa e7ma5y
commissioners The official figures are:
WSnlcnSnnddlFs aa"on n$s' Misl S o
koschen. Sh6a. Fuller. 2.22i Glenn o5aa
lfaddon. ?S.I: HobSon l.T02: Jones o"5i
Price. ESQ: Wilcox. 2.aoS.
Gordon ". Shepherd. Of Chester was
named in tho Democratic urinary of Tues
DAY for the House OF Delegates from Chcs-
icrheld and Iowhatan Counties defca ting
Emmett Lee Mann. OF Matoaca. by 20 TO
20. in Fowhatan in favor Of Shcphcrd and
$40 10 a6S. in Chesterfield in favor Of Mann
W. Kirk Mathews. at tn. request Of
Commonwealth's Attorney Wise. will appear
for the prosecution when Harry r Sweet
former prohibition agent. is arraiEncd in
Police Court August - on the charge Of
''assa u!:tnS and beating" Colonel w NJ
Myers. Director Of Fuhlic Safcty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

DANNiiLE. Va. AuYust 7.--.Jackson
o!!lhs q farmer, who died In mis- sixty.
seventh year - Mountain Hili. ycrter.
~ alter A long Illness. was buried IN
Green HI! Cemetery today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Richmond Events
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

Ralph Wolf will give a piano recital In
me auditorium the Jefferson Hotel :. -.
'emper 10. II has been announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

The Academy of Music will open its 1919
la2n season August -. when "A Naurbiy
Vile VIII be the attraction, the mana .c-
mcnt has announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

writ OF error has hecn granted by the
supreme Court Of appeals in the case Of
ilvtr" ticchini. convicted in HusjinEs Cour,
her" OF criminal assault and sentenced TO
i\c years III the p"nttcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08
Theft Of ffty-two quarts Of butter beans

Prohibition INSPECTOR w. r. Dunleavv. Of
resignation. y report that INSPECTOR Hall
mad also resigned was denied at head
quarters Yesterday. =. Il. Woodiin. another
memhrr. retired July l. II has been learned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-08

Mrs, Ruth Ratcu.r MAS Yesterday dis
HllSSvu In .foliIc Court several charges
OF check flashing. Assurances were riSsn
mat she would return 10 her home in Rich.
Iands ana that the losses alleged BY her
oNcrAtlons were madH good.
The sun., 1919-08-17
The French
aviation veil
NoeyS-Basement. a4th st.,
Rear.

The becoming lines of a
hat are often emphasized
by a distinctiveveil. The
French are master artists
in the creation of delicate,
cobwebby effects that are
charmingly novel.
Very unique and new is
the aeroplane veil. Lit
tie planes are woven in
the mesh.
The same new importa-
ton of French veilings
includes scrolls, Rus
sian designs and che
mile dots in two-tone
effects. The scroll has
an angora wool border.
A delicate yelling of
filet mesh with a hex
agon border is fast be-
coming popular. Col
ors are black, brown,
taupe, navy and beige.
4Sc to $3.50 a yard
M0evs-Aiain Floor. Centre.
The sun., 1919-08-17
This is not a sale.

This is not a sale
yet these prices will bear
comparison with Sale prices
elsewhere. This is not a
Sale. therefore these furs
and fur garments are su-
perior to Sale furs elsewhere.
WOmen's fox sets-animal scarf
and melon muff. Finished with
heads and brush, in the most
wanted shade Of Taupe.
$4,000
Women's fox sets-in Lucille
and Poiret with Heads and
brush (animal scarf and melon
muff). $4,000
Women's black lynx animal
scsrfs-finished with head and
brush, also paws. $69.75
Canteen muff to match. $64.75
Women's skunk muffs, canteen
shape. Price, SALTS
The sun., 1919-08-17
Gauntlet sloces

Shorter sleeves now in season give
more prominence to gauntlet
gloves. The bright and light COL
ored kid have facings in contrast
ing shades. There is silk stitching
on the back of white or light
colored glace kid, in navy, King
blue and black. In the shades
OF brown, pink, yellow, mauve
and green there are wrist straps
that match or contrast. Most
seen on the Champs Elysees is a
new Jouvin white kid glove that
has a narrow black or white silk
braid wrist strap closing with
a snapper.
The sun., 1919-08-17

We are offering these linens
at special prices. There is a
good choice of good ma
terials.
The sun., 1919-08-17
At $38.75

Short ripple back coats, OF gray
mole fabric or seal plush. Sizes
"a to A.
Other wraps, coats
and capes
Of Duvetyn, Evora or Peach
bloom, lavishly trimmed with
fur, begin at $94.75 and range
up to $489.00.
NOgTS Floor. 34th Str.
The sun., 1919-08-17

Selected skins
are used in every set or coat.
Every garment is Of fashion
able cut. the skins are those
which promise to be most
popular this season. the
workmanship shows skill
in every detail.
Double fur animal scarf to
match. Price, $44.75
Women's natural raccoon ami
NAL scarf. Price, $2l.74
Melon Muff to match. $24.74
Women's handsome mink coat
with border. deep cape collar
and cuffs. $4,000
Women's natural grey squirrel
dolman. $749.OO
Very smart caracul coat with
deep cape collar of skunk.
$4s5.OO
Very smart short model in
natural beaver. with deep cape
COLLAR and cuffs. $4,000
The sun., 1919-08-17
The midsummer
sale of
Furniture

begins its fourth week as
auspiciously as its first
not with the remnants of a
once complete stock, but
with new furniture which
is arriving daily to fill the
gaps made by heavy pur-
chasing. So many people
of taste are finding here
good furniture which sat
isles their needs and saves
them money, that it is
scarcely an idle boast on
our part to say that you
also must be pleased with
the selection.
This list of BEDROOM FURNI-
TURE CONVEYS some idea Of
The saoinss:
Queen Anne design suite of
American Walnut or mahogany
veneered. Bureau, toilet table,
chifforette, full size bed.
$4,000
William and Mary design suite,
mahogany veneered.
Dresser, s54.2B
Chifforette, SB3.75
Vanity Dresser, $44.5O
Bed, 4 #, $54.25
Ivory enamel suite,
Dresser, $s3.5o
Chifforette, $57.25
Full size bed, SSO.5O
chippendale design pieces,
American walnut, veneered,
Dresser, $50 SO
Chifforette, $56.z5
Toilet table, $3.50
Ivory enamel suite--seven
pieces, including dresser, chif-
forette, toilet table, full size
bed, chair, rocker and bench.
Complete, $361.72
MogyS-siIth Floor.
The sun., 1919-08-17
The women's coats dept
opens The season pith
New coats
at special prices

Ifany inducement were need
ed beyond the fact that coats
of authoritative style may be
purchased here even thus
early, and that the mere act
of buying them may be ac-
complished with greater ease
now, surely that inducement
is supplied by the very spe-
cial prices at which these
coats are offered
The sun., 1919-08-17
Administer
Rugs

predominant in our ship
ments Of new, domestic
made fioor-coverings. Pat
terms are more varied and
lovelier than ever; among
those now on display 1t
would seem possible to
find appropriate schemes
for any room. Two grades,
recommended for service
and decorative effect are
listed below
81 in. x 60 in, $5.48
SO in. x 72 in, 1914
8 #. 3 in. x 10 #. 6 in,
$47.5O
OK IL it., $52.50
81 x Sd in, $4.48
SO x IL in, $3.50
8 #. 8 in. x 10 #. 6 in,
$42.5O
OK 12 it., $45.75
Our ncto lines of carpets
and HnoleumS are almost
complete.
Figured cork linoleums-
2 yds. wide-94c and S9c
SO. yd-
Inlaid linoleums - $1.14
$1.29, $1.39 and $1.79 SO.
yd.
Linoleum runners, for hall
or stairs-22h in. wide
59c yd., 81 in. wide-69c
yd., SO in. wide-S9c I'd.
Carpets-$1.s9 to $4.34
yd.
NOgys-Fourth Floor. Front.
The sun., 1919-08-17
The couture and its
Stockings and socks

Decidedly French in both color
and unique design are these
stockings Of yellow, pink or cop
per colored silk, with black lace
insertions. Coiored clocks on
pearl gray or oyster white silk are
particularly popular at Parisian
watering places. Navy blue and
brown silk socks for women are
in vogue.
The sun., 1919-08-17
At $48.75

Fur fabric coats
Of good quality seal plush or
gray mole materials. Full
length, belted or loose back
models. lined throughout and
interlined. Sizes "a to A.
The sun., 1919-08-17
A Paris
fOrewOrd

Word has come from Paris
concerning the many little
personal details of interest
to a woman. A stylish cos
tune is usually emphasized
by new touches that are chic
and daintily feminine.
The couture and It's
netD ornaments
The hair Is dressed either high
or very low. For evening a
brown maline turban trimmed
with bronze beads Ii very be-
coming. A stunning coral velvet
turban with black or natural
colored paradise becomes the
last necessity to complete dark
evening gown.
The sun., 1919-08-17
SOnefallsuits
for women

that are particularly inter-
esting in details and be-
cause of their long graceful
lines and excellent tailoring.
They are moderately priced
and are authentic Fall mod
els, so that the woman who
purchases now will do wisely
and well.
Two models are priced as low
as S37.75. One of practical chew
roma has a pleated back and a
convenient convertible collar. A
narrow string belt and the pockets
complete the coat, while the skirt
is finished with belt. The other
model is fashioned in English
mixture cloths. They may be
had IN navy, brown, green and
oxford. Full peau de cygne lined
Another strictly tailored model OF
hair-line striped silvertone is made
in cutaway fashion, the coat being
fastened with two buttons. Large
novelty pockets, braid bound, con-
tribute to the air of smartness
which characterizes this suit. In
oxford or Msduro brown. $7S.7s
Rayonier cloth was used for a
tailleur with long shawl collar
OF nutria. Long are the lines of
the coat, but it doesn't take long
to describe it for it is distinctively
fashionable and at the same time
conservative. Envelope pockets
are decorative as well as useful.
In plum, brown. or oxford.
$4,000
NSey8-Third Floor Rear. s4th st.
The sun., 1919-08-17
Household
linens

1111N11O
We are offering these linens
at special prices. There is a
good choice of good ma
terials.
Hemsiitched hrlck totoels. @c
Finely woven cotton buck towels
that are full bleached with mon
ogram space and damask Dor
ders. Size 20 x 80 inches.
Bath totocls, 1c
Snow white, spongy, absorbent
quality, all plain white, with
hemmed ends.
Typed kitchen towels. SIC
Heavy and absorbent union
linen part cotton). Sturdy,
long wearing quality. The word
Kitchen" is typed through the
center in red. Hemmed % 80
inches.
Linen crash touching, SIC a d.
Firmly woven of clean, pure
linen yarn. 1t is a desirable
toweling for all kinds of kitchen
use as it is free from lint. Red
border, II inches wide.
Fine cotton table damask,
97e a I'D.
Snow white finely woven cotton
damask. Looks almost like
linen and wears rist as we'll. A
good selection Of patterns. g.
inches wide.
Renaissance lace scaJs. CSC
Hand made Japanese Renais-
sance lace scarfs suitable for
buffet or dresser. Size Is SO
inches.
Real ellmy lace scarfs and
cerlterS
% inch diameter, $2.19. 18x
So, $3.50. Priced $50 below
our usual prices because they
are slightly water stained. A
wide edge OF hand made pure
linen cluny lace with a linen
center.
Real Madeira tray oUals, I9c
Our usual price is 23c. Daintily
hand scalloped and hand en-
broidered in a variety of eyelet
work designs on fine round
thread linen. SIX IL oval.
MSgyS-second Floor. a5th Street.
The sun., 1919-08-17
In the sale of
Oriental
Rugs
now i'm progress

now I'm progress
you may find that the
rugs are just a trJ1e
better than tre advertise,
the savings just q little
more than you expect.
10 is a good thing 10
remember the rule laid
dorm for every pros
pective purchaser Of ORR
entail Rugs-"Buy from
a reliable firm"
MOGy8-FourthP Floor,
35th Street.
The sun., 1919-08-17
The French bLouscs

Are most attractive both in color
and style. On a rose pink
taffeta large flowers made of
the same material form a motif
that ornaments the front. A
white net frill at the neck is
bound with beige silk.
A heavy pink silk Jersey slip
over, trimmed with marrow
blue or black silk braid and
buttons. is monogrammed at
the side under the pocket.
A patriot color scheme is carried
out in a shirt waist of blue and
white linen with a red tie.
The sun., 1919-08-17
For the children

For the children
There are beautiful coats of the
novel Fall materials. A cloak of
elephant gray duvetyn trimmed
with dark gray wool embroidery
has cleverly fashioned cravat
collar of beaver. A light blue
duvetyn cloak has a touch of the
new white Mongolia (goat) fur.
Poehettc de la Victoire
1t is a cretonne receptacle for
candy with a colored quill pen,
and cocarde and branch Of
laurel truly an echo OF the
Peace Treaty at Versailles.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-07
EASTERN DEFEATS SUE
BENNETT TEAM I TO2

The Eastern pail team added an
other victory Monday afternoon when
they collided with the Sue Bennett
Memorial team of London. The game
started off with some real athletic spir-
it. Every individual present was siz-
ing the two teams up as they were
mixing here and there before the game
started
In the early part of the game the
Eastern boys thought they had struck
their match but after few innings
had been played it was easily seen that
the Eastern nine were back on the job
and playing their old style of ball as
in previous games With McDougle
off of first, wasn't playing their best
ball. although Trosper. captain, chang
ed the line up just a bit in order to fill
up the vacancy of McDougle, brought
Scrivner from the outfield, playing him
at short and taking first base himself.
The game went of nicely. Scriyner
played a good game at short, while
Pittman and Holdcraft were playing
second and third in their usual good
form Compton, the old twirler of
Eastern, had the Sue Bennett boys at
his mercy all thru the game, and as
usual pulled himself out of holes time
and again.
Sue Bennett has a good ball team but
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-07

ington Opera House Friday May 9,
for one concert only, under the
auspices of The Lexington College of
Music, Anna Chandler Golf, Director.
Society is anticipating the coming
of Nine. Matzenaur and will make
this the last series of large musical
events in Lexington one of the most
brilliant of the season.
The Prima-Donna is now on one
her most successful | tours of the
country, having sing to enthusiastic
audience throughout her tour since
the close of the Opera Season.
Nine. Matzenaur defies classification.
In speaking of her in the same breath
with those luscious-toned contraltos,
Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Louise
Homer, and then predicating that
statement by proclaiming her as a
great dramatic soprano one does not
express anomaly, astonishing as that
declaration may be to those who
have not had the good fortune of
hearing Nine. Matzenaur in a various
roles at the metropolitan Opera House
in New York in the past several
seasons.
Seats sale at Ben Ali Ticket Office,
beginning Monday, May 5, but mail
orders reserved now.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-07
SHIPPED OUT BOOZE
WHILE IN RICHMOND.

day said: Frankfort, KY, May g.
Just as the archestra was playing its
last overture last night at the Capital
Theater here, Thomas v. White. the
piano player turned on his stool and
looked into the faces of R. P. Hodson,
special agent for the Department of
Justice and United States Commits
sioner Charles N. Wierd., We have
come to see you about the trunk you
shipped from Richmond, April 27."
White collapsed and admitted he
had shipped the trunk containing
thirty pints of liquor to Murfreesboro
Tenn, the show he is with being. in
Richmond that day. He pleaded
guilty and gave bond.
uaire,nCe
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-07
HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

Myour skin yellow complexion paliid
tongue coated appetite poor-you have
abad taste in your mouth-alazy, no-good
feeling-you should take Olive Tablets.
Oh. Edwards Olive Tablets-a substitute
orcalomel-were prepared byL Edwards
after II years Of study with his patients.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a purely
vegetable compound mixed with olive oil.
You will know them by their olive color.
To have clear. pink skin. bright eyes.
no pimples, feeling Of buoyancy like
childhood days you must get at the cause.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels like calomel-yet have
no dangerous after effects. .
They start the bile and overcome consti.
patton. That's why millions Of boxes are
sold annually at 10c and 25c per boz. All
druggists.O Take one or TWO nightly and
note the pleasing results.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-05-07

practically all of their boys are young
in base ball experience. the boys of the
Eastern team had the advantage.
The score was z to until the first of
the ninth, when the Eastern boys lost
their pep and gave the visitors
chance to score two runs. The game
ended with the score to 2 in favor, of
Eastern. making it five successive vic
tories.
The next game will be played with
the Stanford High School. Saturday af-
ternoon, at $3.50.