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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
QUARTERLY MEETING.

Our second quarterly meeting will
be held next Saturday and Sunday
at White Church.
The quarterly conference will be
held Immediately after the sermon
on Saturday morning. 1t is your du-
ty, as an official member, to be pres
ent ut the session of the conference.
Delegates to the district conference
will be elected this round.
All the people are cordially invited
to come and worship with US on this
occasion.
w. C. THOMPSON.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
DICKENSON DEMOCRATS HAVE
NAMED SOLDIER CANDIDATES.

The democrats of Dickenson coun-
ty, who met in convention ut Clint
wood on the 11th nominated II SOL
der ticket for the various Offices Of
the county as follows:
Clerk-W. II. Rnsnick.
Ircasurer-Frank Sykes.
Sheriif-C. =. Flcmming.
commissioner, Eastern District;
Rev. VIM. Is. Sutherland.
Western district-Wclford Stanley.
MIR. Sykes and Mr.. Stanley have
seen considerable service in France,
Mr.. Sykes having been wounded three
times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The property of Mrs. Jennie Kits
on Pine Street, now occupied by Wy
att Edwards, was sold last week to
Mrs. M. A. Smith, of Thompson VAL
ley. The price paid was $500 cash
H. A. Bowen and N. w. Mcconnell
have swapped properties. McCon-
nell moving into the Bowen property
on Tazeweli avenue and Bowen into
the Mcconnell property in East Taze.
we'll.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
STARTED SOMETHING.

Our friend, w. H. Witten, Of st.
Albans, w. Va, suggests in person
al letter that such a man as George
Kelly, of this community, o thor
ough, successful farmer, should be
sent to the Senate or legislature from
this county. He says. "Put such mem
as George in these important offices;
and keep lawyers out" So, Will hasp
Started something"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
FOR SALE.

The property on Tazewell avenue
adjoining the property Of i. A. Leslie
and W. t. Thompson is for sale. Price
$4,000 on good terms.
Apply to Henry A. Bowen, Taze-
well, Va. 3-21-3t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21

deeply sunk, were useless. At times
when by barrage fire the front lines
were cut of and it wns impossible for
Il human being to make the Journey
these dogs of war. faithful to their
duty, went TO it with heroism.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21
CARDS OF THANKS.

We want to thank the good people
of the town for their sympathy and
for the many good and valuable
things that were brought and sent to
us during our sicknessa We hope. to
be able to do something in return for
80 much done for US. We thank you
one and all.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Kimbel.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1919-03-21

For the many expressions of kind
ness and sympathy shown us during
our recent bereavement, we take this
means Of thanking our many friends.
Mrs. Sam Larimer and Family.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
HUNT OUT OLD TRUNKS
FOR OLD JET AND LACE
Exquisite Garments Arc Being Pro.
duced With These New
COmbtn tions

CHICAGO. May 1o.-chicaso society
women are delving into attics md
storerooms, unpacking ancient trunks
ana cedar chests. to uncover slories
OF past decades In the form OF Tie lei
and lace that grandmother wore
For Jet is coming back into It's own
with the turn OF the half century
hour glass, and when combined with
lace or fashioned In robes Of jetted
have tendency to emphasize or at
least give the impression Of slender
ness.
They are used much with the deli
cate Spanish laces or with dotted pojn.
desprit: Along with 'the jet-adorned
gowns have come all sorts Of allurinc
accessories OF the jewelers. art in the
form OF earrings. combs and other hair
ornaments.
Recently Chicago woman attended
junction wearing magnificent jet
gown over a lace foundation. Every
polished black facet Glittered and spat
gown adapting itself perfectly to her
hgure, the despair of scores of women
Depending from her ears We're onyx
and pearl drops. while an onyx and
pearl bandeau encircled her hair. Con-
gratulations were showered upon her
ana when asked where she got IL sha
replied with laugh:
retrieved II from our attic. This
gown and these ornaments were FIRST
augural ball given by President James
Buchanan in 1851 I'm just beginning
to realize what splendid taste our
Srnndmothers had"
The jet or onyx bandeaus are almost
invariably becoming. and one OF Grccian
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
WEEKS SOCIAL LIFE IS
DESCRIBED IN EP|T0ME
Hanover County Homo Scene OF
Function in Honor Of Countess
dc Cacn.
MRS. SAUNDERS ENTERTAINs
Times.Dispatch Correspondents in All
Sections OF State Tell OF Activities
Throughout Old NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tide Visitors in Country.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
ASHLAND, VA. May 1O-The Coun-
toss Constance de Caen. OF Orleans,
France, who has been the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Nat. Lancaster and Rev. and
Mrs. Hugh Ellis. has left for Wash
ington for a visit before sailing for
her homo.
Many delightful affairs were given
in her honor during her stay here.
On Monday afternoon from to s
o'clock at her home, Mica Mine
Farm" Hanover, Mrs. c. Walton Saund-
ers entertained delightfully."- at an in
formal tea in honor of the distin-
guishcd guest.
The countess talked most interest
ingly of her experiences in war work
in France. particularly her Red Cross
work among the American soldiers and
bers were rendered by Mrs William
Lasher and Mrs. J. G. BlasinGamc after
which salad course was I<.ved.
Mrs. Cecil Wilcox and Lieutenant
and Mrs. Walter Coachman. OF Jack
sonriiie. Fla: are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan Shepherd has returned
from Washington. where she was the
guest OF Mrs. Richard Apperson.
At1orney-General John r. Saunders.
cousin. Mrs. Sadie Haskins. on Tues
day evening.
The Junior Literary Club met on
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Lawrence
Rilier.
Mrs. Oscar Ryder, of Washington. is
the guest of her parents. Dr.. and Mrs.
G. c. Kelly.
Mrs. Newton Vaughan and Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
The Crouch Cure
BY ADA PATTERSON.

DO you know anything to cure a
grouch?"
earnest. more than half l thought. He
is dyspeptic in body and soul The
coffee he had had for breakfast had
been execrable. nc said. He had had
business call from a man he hated.
He hadn't gotten over II. he said: and
he asked with more than casual in
terest whether any one present knows
a cure for q Crouch
Take walk" said one. Have a
good dinner" said another. AN extra
hours sleep" was the contribution Of
third. stop thinking OF yourself"
Il wish YOU might have seen what
| saw yesterday" was my offering.
What" Growlcd tho inquirer, with
whom the Crouch still fingered.
Municipal Building" said. BY mis-
take ] went in At the open door OF the
wrong Office. The wrong office?
should have said the right one. For
whenever things go wrong with me ]
shall remember what saw and the
memory Will set me right again with
the world"
Tell us about it," urged the man
who wanted help.
told him that as went in at that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

open door saw four women. each
seated before an upright frame. Their
hands lowered above the frames as
BIRDS seem to poise in ,nidair. The
sound. slight as it was. Of my entrance.
had startled them. But they went on
with their weaving, and as they wove
they looked up and smiled. told
them what 1 was seeking. They turn
ed their faces toward door that led
TO an inner room. From it came a
BRISK, capable woman who said: Turn
TO the right. You'll find it two doors
down. This is the Industrial Society
The four women wont on with their
weaving. And they smiled. was
s s6 10 leave the room; | waited unt:l
in my memory. The pale. softly curved
race and the blue. sightless eyes Of u
Elri Of eighteen: the smooth. silver
the rirht ne the sS erIv fannt neishbor
third frame. and the sleek black one
mat oent above another. Their clean,
pam dresses: the regular movement
o. tneT weaving might be forgotten
But never their smiles.
n ahos Sc smiles were vocal with mean
cause we have the blessed privilege of
and useful"
H. remembered tina, those who are
oind, have told me that the first
thought Of all who are suddenly be-
ret O. sight. is TO end their lives.
them along the new way is to teach
them something useful. Almost with
the hrst lesson the smile that had
back
Into a tearoom near Broadway came
Two smiling women. They TESTED with
looked like two elderly sChoolvirlo 20
leased from the days lessons, But
the whitecapped and aproned waitress
to,d me different story
The one with the dark hair and
the black hat. with the wreath or rose
buds around il. is blind. The other
one Is her friend. They live at the
Yes, know the blind one well.
S s been coming here for s. cup Of
years. See; her friend is Helping her u
across the street. But she often Comes
across by herself. She carries a cane.
sne , laps the ground with IL. She
NO, she hasn't always been blind.
she was a little girl and the cold had
.,Ie tr IN hsr syss 1hd was making
mother took her TO a door that was
treating them. He made a mistake
and poured something into one eye
mat burned II. and rhs other was in
named. and she ost the sight OF both
1t seems hard to YOU and me, but
sne says she's learned to be happy
she says It's one of the fne arts. be
ms happy is. She gets tired some
times. and then she's glad the tea is
so good and that 1t rests her TO drink
a cup OF it. Get tired OF being alone
In the darkness? Oh, no. ma'an, She
earns her living. les, ma'am ny
teaching music. Didn't you notice how
sweet her voice was when she laugh
cd? She gives plano lessons and some
times voice. She sings real we'll. On
a summer day, when the windows of
her room arc open-that third floor
hear her as plain as hear Won
The smiling blind. How they re-
buke us"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
No More Rheumatism
TorturinE Pains md swollen Joint,
$ Vanish When Rheumu Is Used.

At last real remedy for rheuma-
tIsm And good one il must be
when Tragic Drug co. and good drug
sists everywhere sell il on the no-cure
3no.pay basis
should hail the news
With great rejoicing, for II is surely
"a remarka bic remedy and has record
tot almost unhelieva bic cures Eead
what ]. p. Oliver, of Albany, Ca, says
about 1t:
5N' ~ had sciatic rheumatism for two
years. ard tried every medicine offered
for rheumatism. Tried many doctors
$was treated al one OF the best South
arn sanatoriums. and II improved
any ] did not realize IT, am con-
sditctor on the Central Of Georgia rail-
aroad, and had secured a pass 10 Hot
sEprings, Ark, to take treatment.
SAbout that time ] saw Rheuma adver-
Stised and concluded 10 try IT, aban-
sdoned my trip. took three bottles. and
now feel Is well ever. ! would not
take a hundred thousand dollars for
what Rheuma has done for me.
5 II you have rheumatism in any form.
don't delay-try Rheuna to-day A
large bottle is not expensive and your
money back il it does not give YOU
Quick and Joyful relief.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
THIRTY-FlVE FRENCH WAR
ORPHANS ARE GIVEN HELP
Many NirEfninns Adopt Children Dur-
Ing April, According to Monthly,
Report.

Virginia organizations and citizens
adopted thirty-hve French war orphans
during April. according to the monthly
report OF Mrs. J. Taylor Eilyson There
were also thirty-siN readoptions
The adopiions were as follows:
sJunior EiT!s Ashland Baptist Sunday
Bsrsea Class Ashland Baptist Sunday
School. Ashland.
Young Ladies' Auxiliary Davis Memorial!
PrsseNterian Church. Eikins. w. Va
Jarratt Branch. Sussex County A r. C.
Jarratt.
nodden Auxiliary RED C-css Meedv,n.
Isle q "ish; County Service League.
,Junior Daughters of conted.raey. Chris
RsndoIph SCHOOL. Riehmond
rhilsth.a Class; Grace Street Baptist
f fs5.. SI Go - Red Cross Center Gross
Forge.
Gloucester Community School. Gloucester.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lynn. Richmond
Mrs !. T. Hardy. Richmond.
thtlhowle Red Cross. Chihovie.
Mrs. j. +. Blackburn. Washington. D. c.
W. W. Wyatt Richmond
Miss Goode and friends. Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway. Richmond.
Holden Union Sunday School Holden. W.
Va
The cost OF supporting child in the HON.
% its mother Ia France for one year IL
s.s - and can be paid monthly quarterly
will send pledge which. when signed and
returned With check child Nil! be as
signed. giving name. age and address
Esther boy girl be chosen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

Hoxley will leave next week 20 visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan in Lex
DR.. Alan Chenery. United States
Navy, and Mrs. Chenery are guests OF
Mrs. James Chenery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
GREAT FOR ECZEMA
AND OLD SORES
Guarantee My Ointment, Says
Peterson.

III you are responsible for the health of
your family" saws Peterson. Of Buffalo. II
want you TO got a large 35-oent, box OF Pc
tersons Ointment to-day.
"Een'cntcr. ! stand back Of every boz
Every druggist guarantees IN refund the
purchase price II Petersons Ointment
docsn; do all / claim.
Il Euarantes IL for eczema old sores run
ming sores, salt rheum. ulcers. sore nipples
hroSen breasts. itching piles as we'll as for
burns scalds. cuts. bruises and sunburn
Il had 30 running sore. on my leg for 1
years. was In three different hospitals Am
pu'ation was advised. Skin grating was
tried. was cured by using Peterson's Oint-
ment.'-Mrs. i. F. Root. PSF Michigan
Street. Buffalo. -. Y-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

$40 u1us HAIRS, AT ieast not those
when the hair is moistcned with a
little sulfo solution. the hairs at once
dissolve away clear and clean. and the
SKIN Is lett az smooth and as soft as
before There will be no redncss or
,a,nouiness to be seen. II never fails
me Suilo solution can be bought at
an! drug store for about dollar.
PATIENCE-Yes it is very astonish
ing what you can do in removing
wrinkles in the short space of n weeS
or so. would advise you TO try the
great worth in hundreds OF cases
where l have recommended IT to
friends. Get two ounces of eptol from
E M; druggist for about nifty cents
or gIycerinc In a half pint OF water
ms VIII result IN very fine. rich and
s;atiny cream When faithfully used
1t viii become more plump and vigor.
Gus. and as result the crows feet
small and deep wrinkles viii gradually
MISS J. A. Cit is a question of a
Few moments to rid yourself OF the
niackhcads There Is no more OF fret
stenmlng the face. and lot of other
Things which only make the condition
worse by neglect, Sprinkle little
mo nlackheads and you will find that
IN lew moments most OF the black
heads have disappeared Keep this I'm
LOT several days and you will be fully
NO CoMFORT-You can keep the
arinpits fresh and at the same time do
away With that excessive generalization
by using hydrolized tale, which your
drugEist can furnish you for about
my cents This controls pcrspiration
ana IL absolutely safe. Odors viii also
entirely and quickly vanish by its nae,
~ ~ really toilet necessity. and a
very valuable onc.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN
ACTRESS DOES

No class OF people devotes rs
much time to beauty ms do ACTRESSES.
and no class must BIO moro careful
TO retain and develop their charms
Inquiry develops tho information
that In hair care they find IL dan
gerous TO shampoo with any make
SHIFT hair cleanser. Tho majority
say that to have the best hair wash
ana scalp stimulator at cost Of
ABOUT three cents. ono need only
get package OF canthroS from
your druggist; dissolve teaspoon
fui In cup OF hot water and your
shampoo Is ready. This makes
enough shampoo liquid to apply H.
TO all the hair instead OF Just tho
top OF the head. After It's use tho
hair dries rapidly. with uniform
color. Dandrun. excess oil and dirt
are quickly dissolved and entirely
disappear when you rinse tho hair.
After this your hair will be SO nuffy
It Will look much heavier than IL H.
Its luster and softness VIII delight
YOU. while the stimulated scaln
gains the health which insurcs hair
Erowth.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

have four OF our own mon at them
for checking purposes. etc. The SOL
through ono OF our men we are in
continual touch with them Our man
appears at all times. day and night.
to see that strict sentry duty is beins
Outlines His Days Work.
II am in charge of our goods in the
warehouses having oversight of cars
coming IL and going out and seeing
that an the matters relating to sup
office l also superintended our card
;ata records and reports rclat-
ns eFf is more Z" sn2pItes This whole
have 70 keep these distinct accounts
OF goods; one American Red Cross. one
commission. All supplies coming in
and going out must be charged to their
own spec'a, account.
give general outline of my day. At
6:ts every morning. except sunday. our
auto is at the door OF the hotel and
to the FIRST one at 4 After talking
over matters with our men and seeing
the work gets started I go to another
gang of warehouses and then to the
warehouse offices. getting back to our
own Office about 9. unless something
special keeps me longer. The morning
Is spent IN the office.
Glad for Richmond Mail.
I'VE have great many callers--Rus-
sian officers from the camps. people
WHO want food. members of Roumanian
missions. or of French ones. Yester-
day we had two French officers from
General Foch on their way to Prague
on specia. mission. They wanted
food for the journey. We have the
stranSes: REQUESTS come 10 us. The
daughter oil the yearround Dresden
circus can't 20 us the other day to
urge rs - send word 10 the peace con-
ference that thei: elephants and other
animals We're starving. One man
brought In his handpainted picture
Brotherhood which he desired to have
sen. 10 President Wilson. Many want
Us 10 get mail out of the country for
relations il the United States. but we
are not allowed to do ii. All these
visitors are Incidental to our real work
OF feeding the Russian prisoners in
various camps.
I'm the afternoon go down to the
warehouses again and spend the rest
of the time in the office. sometimes not
getting away till after :. So YOU see
an, having bus: time OF it-foi
which I am very glad
not great while ago He is at Trier
long distance from here. He hopes
20 get leave and SO 10 Scotland for
4 visit
Il am always rejoiced TO get Rich
mond mail. l have a number Of let
ters and they are appreciated as are
my dear Richmond friends who are
kind enough TO want me to come
FRANK W. PRATT"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
Heart Trouble
Often Mere Fancy
Ont Door Exercise and
Plenty of 1t Is Best
Cure.
BY BRUCE BELDEN, NJ. ID.

People no longer young Oft fancy
that their hearts are more or less
played out and that they ought not to
take much exercise. liz nothing has
time to affect normal heart structure
such fancy is unfounded. Some form
of exercise is actually needed, as a
rule
Good heart action. insured by mod
crate exercise in the open air. as in
walking, means improved circulation.
tends to become sluggish in those no
longer young. The circulation in the
muscles is also aided. and this. with
the Improvement in appetite. diges-
Fairly brisk walking. in all kinds
OF weather. always keeping within
the limits of actual fatigue. preserves
the elasticity of the chest walls and
lungs. nsures an abundant supply OF
oxygen wherewith waste products are
burned up. maintains the body heat at
organs healthy. increases exchanges
Ecbetween the blood and the tissues
stimulates tho bones OF the extremi-
ties IN the marrow OF which much
OF our blood is manufactured. increases
resisting power of the body against
disease. and stimulates the brain
centres
4 reasonable amount OF .open-ar
exercise throughout ones life ought
TO keep one physically NJ for any
thing until long after sixty. This
lECluOeS even lIliIliiES SeTN w u
of course. are assuming proper at
tcntion 10 general hygiene.
Moderate exercise dimtnishes blood
pressure, which is due in part 10 the
burning up of the waste products
which raise pressure abnormally.
Don't succUmb TO the sedentary life.
Keep that wonderful carburetor, the
human heart. in good working order.
Besides walking in the open air. dane
Ing IS good either outdoors or where
the ventila ton IS what 1t should be.
Beware the lure az the dressing
gown, the slippers. the easy chair, the
warm fire. the too good dinner. the
narcos!s OF heavy smoking, and the
wine when il is red.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

brilliant Jet with beautifully cut
plaque at either side dropping strings
of jet octaEon cut beads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
Gun ming.

Higgins, the local green grocer. en-
ployed dense youth. whom he caurh.
stealing an apple.
IF catch YOU doing that again"
ne yelled. I'll c.re you weeks no.
t!ce.
Some time later he cauEh, the boy
stealing again, and this time he had
taken four rpples.
week notice II | caught you steal
inE?' said Higgins.
Yes. sir answered the boy quite
calmly. Mother is moving in a
months time, an won't be able
20 stay here any more, so | pinched
four"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11
ID Just Works Like h15nd5iiC
On The Skim! e
Difference in Few Days, and a
Transformation In Few Weeks
Produced on the Skin. Some Beauty
secrets OF Great Value to Every
Woman.
by NnleSkR Suratf.

NJ EIER forget that the possibilities
of a surprisingly beautiful com
plc1!on are present in your face the
same as in that of the most beautiful
woman that ever lived. 1t is really
inImaterial how muddy, or blemishcd
the skin may he. ] have seen remark
able transformation brought about in
only few weeks time by, a method
extraordinarily simple. First Of all
abandon tho use OF any of the com
pieNlon creams you may have been
fc" moments, cream by mixing
two tabiespoonIuls OF Glyccrine ana
one ounce OF Zintine in pint of water
Use this freely every day In A Cew
blemishes and muddincs3 you complain
OF arc fast disappearing. You can get
TIC zintonc at any drug store for about
nifty cents.
FALLING--You hair will continue
TO fall out By the fistfuls unless Won
act at once and use something really
worth whiIe on your hair. Here is the
ever hope TO obtain and it really does
the work quickly and splcndidiy. ono
ounce OF beta -quinol is mixed with a
hait pint OF water and Il half pint Of
ton. but 1t is pleasant to use and
should be applied every day Your
mHir VIII also grow out most luxu-
riantiy and possess great vigor For
get r package OF beta-quinol, enough
TO make pint OF this splendid hair
torcer.
MISS g. o. H--Hcrc is a face pow
Ger without any chalkincss whatever.
II happens TO be my own. and ] want
you 10 try il. 1t is cxquisitcly fine.
Naieska Suratt Face Powder now
500 al drug stores at fifty cents a box
In any tint.
ScALP-Growth OF hair is impcdcd
by the formation of scale and other
scculnulations on the scalp which soap
Goes not remove. Tho only way is to
dissolve them You can do this easily
by simply using tcaSpoonful OF ccrol
IN haif cup OF water. This makes
a luxurious head wash. and gives the
hair silky lustre which is beautiful.
package OF essol for twenty Ave
cents contains enough for many weeks
CORNELiA--It should be a lesson
hol 10 use any Of the various pastcs
ana powders so commonly sold for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

Two ladies had been to the opera,
and. going home in car. they dis
think LoHcnsrim' is Just splendtd,"
said one lady rs sine handed the con-
ductor her fare. do your her friend
It's not bad: but i just love Garment"
Tho conductor blushed furiously.
Sorry, mtss." he murmured APOLOGIZE
cally. I'm married! You might sneak
to tho driver. though, he's single
mani"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-11

CORNELiAIt should be lesson
no, 10 use any OF the various pasics
ana powders 80 commonly sold foy