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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Iuftiun.

llnter6eidneter miro ouf ieiner
Sarm an Der 2ittle Berger, 5 @ei.
len iil0lid bon Sern1orn uno 6 Mei.
len iii6tueitiid bon Berger, om
9ienstag, ben 20. Npril
beginnenb 1 llbr nafmittagS, fol.
genoeS gigentbum 0ffentli6 an oen
WeiItbietenoCn perfol1fcn:
2 GferOe, 8 Sabre aft; Elm Gin.
iabri9eS &fero, 2 &iibe Grii6meItig
in Vtoi), 1 Sericp &1,b (ebenfaIIs
I'M @oi trii6nleIfia), Sairbonts.
Norie engine unO SGgemiib[e,
Champion 9inoer, 6 SUB S6nitt;
bobcr 6armmogen, orei ~t2s5onigc
@ebpflii9e, &ortoffeIpflu9, S6of-
idcer- Woidine 0einobe nell), 8oIt.
Drill, Scraper, Sooiier Soe.0riIl,
Gioer Niible lrlO Ereiic, iowie ollie
onOeren 6arm . @erGtbi6often unb
Wta'finen 5u 5ablreid Inn iie olle
bier nad5u5Gblen.
8eoingllneen: S. ttn6 meniger
8aar; 8etrG9e iiber So, feds @o.
nate Credit gegen 0otc nit gutter
Si6erbeit.
SIN Sale c8 ON 20. IpriI reg.
net, finoet Der Gerfoltf am n16iten
Gage itott.
@uItob @r'ebe,
Sermann, Wo., 81. 9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Sudhbiere.
Scrub 2ieenie go. 932
Saiipn 1920.

Saiipn 1920.
Sic fol9cnoen 3u6t.Gbiere .per.
ben mdbren0 Der Saiion bon 1920
a1tf Wttfe 9oei6's 6arnL nOrbli9
bon SpiSS iteben.
Yrtnce lit Elm probtpoIler
idruar5er Sen9it, pieet 1900 Yfuto,
lit A Sabre aft un6 1919 Son6 bod.
@r lit id0n gebal1t uno lit Elm Ti6e.
rer 3el1ger.
$40 bel G~erii6errng eineS Ieber.
Den SoblenS.
Su b lit elm Mormmotb
Sad, NIT peiBen Sunften, Is 9ono
bod unb Elm iiderer 3euger.
Sltmbo lit ar,6 befonnt als
~&it6en Sad" uno itano pGbrcno
5Wei SaiionS i'm iilbIiden SbeiIe
bes Gountps, unb bat bort piele
Soblen Die ieine Sortbeile 5eieen.
$40 bel 8erii6erung cincS lebert.
Den SoblenS.
9aS Sen9iteelb fir 8fero. ooer
@ielbeneit lit fGllig iobaIb 6os Sob.
len Itebt uno iaugt. ODER penn Die
Stltte perfnlft ooer berbonoelt miro.
Sn allen SGllen lit bas SobIen bait.
bar fir Oas SengIt9eIo.
Soriidt miro beoboftet Inn lin.
gliidsf6lle 81 berbiiten, bod iibcr.
nebme td feline Observation-Disclosures,
iolltcn ii6 iol9e ereienen. Semen
9ienit am Sonntog.
Mife 8pe d,
Sermonn, Ro., q. T..
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

uno gIci65eitig ieineS 10. @cburts.
toges wrroc CIR Iettc ISOLDE nit Ell.
ncr llcberroi6unes 9artp beonht,
an weI6cr lid cttpa bunOcrt iungc
2rutc aus Sup, Scope unO Ntt. Stcr.
ling bctbeiligten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

, Geo. &. &odntonrl, Scr repubItfo,
niife StootS. Nuoitor, bat iid am
Samstoo OILS &onoi0ot iilr oie @ic.
hcriOobl %on9cncl0Ct. Gr mar bier
Sabre I'M Nmt. Nofmonn miro fir
Die Nominotion mobI feline Oppoii.
tion BADEN. Scin ocmofrotii6er Seq.
ner IN ser @obl miro Mi00lefanlp,
Der ietige StootS. 5dotmeiIter fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

3u ~berfanfeu. Bobnbalts nit bier
3immer, Siht unb 8aiierleihtne.
Seller unb &obletbebGlter nebit elmer
balben 2otte, ebenen @orten. Chen.
falls Elm @ebGroe 80 bel 40 SUB nit
ebenio eroben Gr6geidob, &oblenbe.
batter unb 8aiierleitling, nit elmer
balben 2otte, fam 5uiammen ODER
einaeln 5u mdBieem 8reis eefmift
neroen. 9a6aufragen bel
&i9ar6 8. SoefbeI,
Sermann, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Ernst |. Haffner, N. D.
Sermann, W o.
Spesiele Infmerfiamfeit uirS Der
tunnSarstliden SehanSluns
setuibmet.
Offices trnoen: 7 bis 8, oormittags;
IL bis 2, na6mittags uno 6 bis 8,
abenos. SonntagS: Z biz 10, Dor.
mittagS.
8bone 76.
Ganbibaten Inseigeu

Mir iinO crmGdtigt
i. $. SObenitreet
aIS Ganoioot fir sic rcpublifanii6e
Domination fir bas Inlt bes Sheriff
bon Gosconaoe County an5u5eigcn,
unterluorfen Scr gntiaeiOung Der
Stimm9eber bel Der HrimGrlpabI anl
8. @uquIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
@ir iinO ermGdti9t
Senrn +. Slider

ais Ganoioot fir 6as aurt oes
Gountpri6terS fiir Den nGr0Iiden
9iItrift bon @aSconooe @ountp OIL
ou5eigen, untermorfen Der @ntidei.
our,g Der republifanii6en Stimm.
eeber bon @osconaoe County bel Der
BrimGrpabl am 3. auguIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
8ir itno ernr6dtiet
". g. Ganaenbera

oils gonbi0ot fir Dos amt bes
Gountpridter8 fir Den n0roIi9er
0iltrift bon @oSconobc gountp an,
3u5eigen, unteriporfen Ger gnti6ei-
Dung Der republifaniiden Stimm.
geber bon @osconaoe County bel Der
BrimGrmabl ant 3, Iu9uit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Nene Nn5eigen

3n berfanfen: Gin fleines 8obn'
bal,s bon s 3immerr, in iebr gutem
3uitunbe (fait ner) uno iebr idon
geleeer, on Der peitI. 4. Strabe,
neben Der notwithstanding. 0o1.
5ufragen Bel
Sobns 8roS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

3n oerfanfcn: Elm 9adltein Aobn.
bans nit 6 3immern uno 8aie.
ment an Der 3. StroBe. 8oiicrIei.
flung llnO cIeftrii6cs 2idt. Sn be.
item 3uitanOc uno beqllem gcle9cn.
Rod5ufrogG1 in Der Office beg
8olfSblatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

Sir ben nGfiten Eermin Oes
&reisgerid)ts itcben folgenOc &lngetr
altf Dem &olenber: bier @eiufe I'M
6eititelIung 0es 9eiitredtcS ouf
2on0; Orci 8ciufc INT &erfauf bon
@rrn0beiit 8pedS Ebcilung; flint
@eilttc I'M 8ilrgerrc6te; &logcn
9cgcn einenl @eihQftSmonn bon
9ermonn pegen ungeieBliden ge.
trieb bon Jog. @IilfSnnIdinen rrn0
Glnd) Boards, 1ln0 cin Grmiliion5.
@eiuf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
Derlanet

MGo6en, iiber 16 Sabre alt, 70.
nie iunge Srauen I'M I'M Stit6ing.
Department au arbeiten. 2iberaler
2obn ndbreno benz 2ernen.
international Sboe Co.,
Sermanr, Ro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

Die &lenf Soro @gentltr cr6ielt
letten 0ienstog ipieocr IehS oicier
populGren automobile.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
aagemeinc GOnutp Neuisfeiteu.

6rcb 8etb unb @attirJ bon 8lonb,
lplr0en Ieste ISOLDE 0rrd Die @e.
burt cines S0bn9erlS ~erfrel,t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
@ir linO erm6dtigt
s.. ". SciobreSer

ais Gonoioot fir 8ieOererWGblung
gum An1tc Oes 2(iiciIorS fir @osco.
noOe County oll5u5eigcn untermor.
fen Der Gnti9eioung Ser republifa.
nii6en Stimmgeber bel Der Brimors
mobl om 8. 4lteuIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

Cine Seirotbs. 2i5ens pilrOe lctte
ISOLDE in Union ollsQcitcIIt an GIo.
renee %. Iptes bon Omcnspille ltro
SRI. Cecilia SdroeOer bon Union.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
8ir iinb ermGdttgt
s. @. SensleD

ols ganoioat fir 8iebereripGblung
gum amte bes Staats' anipolt fir
@asconaoe gountp anau3eigen, I'm.
teriporfen Der @ntideioun9 Der re.
publifoniI9en Stimmseber bel Der
9rimGrpabl oul 8. QuguIt, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
@ir iinb ermd6tigt
Irtbnr s. Eriee

ais Gon6ioot fir bas amt oes
Sberiff bon @aSconubc GountD an.
5ll5eigcn, unterporfcn Der @ntidci.
Dung Der republitaniiden Stimm.
gebcr bon @aSconooc County bel Der
BrimGrpabl am 3. Iu9uit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
86aentIid)er Rarftberidlt.

Gorrigiert bon
@gger8 MILLING go.
Bei5en, per 9llibel -~..-~$2.33
Smperial, Goft pbeat) p. g.. 600
Sailp 9reao, (baro pbeat) pc. 1926
@oob Sud, per Sad $50
Gornmebl per 100 Bfuno-~~.. 500
Sbiplt1ff, per 100 8funo ..~~... 200
8Ieie, per 100 9funo ............. 2.2O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

Die S6uIc int 2oit Sill 0iItrift,
robc Ban, miro om 6retta8, Den 16.
gIpril hire ShluBfeier obboltcn filr
mel6c sic 2ebrcrirL SRI. OlinOa 90
fer unO ibrc Sdiller cin id0ncS
Yrogrom singeiibt buben, Ocm Elm
pie uppcr folgen miro. Oic 6cicr
finoet Abcnos 7 llbr Itott. SeOer.
monn lit millfommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

gouoro Gopel, Sobn bon s. g.
&opel, bon Mt. Sterling, Wel6er
Dor mcbreren @o6en orrh einen
ioIIcnocn 9ol,m 10 i6limm berlett
lporoen mar, ooB man an icinGm
@icOcrouffommen 8~tpeifelte, lit mic
Der o~oaitGnbig ocneien unb our
6eier Der 9IiifIi6cn 8icoergeneiung
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
8ir itnb ermG6ti9t
Mlpnsp Stubs

alS ganbioat fir oos glutt oeS Mtt-
glieoes Der 2egislotur fir @ascon.
zoe gountp at1au5eieen, u%nterporfen
Der @nti6eioung ser repu6Iifani-
I6en Stimmgeber bel Der Srimdrs
mabl am 8. gluguit 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16
8ir iino ermG6ti9t
5. .. Meger

ais Gonoioat fir ReprGientont fir
@nsconoOe @ountp on5u5eigen, I'M.
~terporfen Ser Gnti6eioung Der re-
publifanii6en Stimm9eber bel Ser
BrimGrmabl am 8. gltguit, 1920.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-16

Der Miiiouri, ser Oieie ISOLDE
Itarf gefallen mar, beiinoet ii6 jcst
auf Dem Stillitono.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

junction with twenty posts of the sev-
onty six in Philadelphia county. Like
wise. throughout the country the WON
en- have taken an interest 10 the devel-
opment Of the Legion posts.
As result IT the enthusiasm shown
by the women in the formation OF auxil-
iary bodies, tho Legion national cou-
vention will be urged to define a broader
scope Of work for these groups. The
question az to state departments Tor
the uuxiiarics. aud ultimately ma.
tjonal organization patterned after, the
Legion, viii be placed before the dele
gates.
The national membership Of the aux
iliaries has increased to such an extent
that the Legion has hecu impressed with
lis growth. when the majority Of the
posts shall have formed auSiliarics there
will be nearly as ma ny won,"n members
of these bodies 0s there will be actual
members OF the Legion.
Charles l.. Major has been. elected
commander Of the Oak Lane Post No.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
JEFF OPENS TONIGHT
Donations to Endowment Fund Of
COLLEGE VIII BE Announced

Jefferson Medical College will open
It's ninety sixth annual session tonight.
Or. Ross V. Patterson will preside and
the Introductory address will be made
BY DR.. Hobart A. Har" OF objects
ind Aims Of the Student" The OK
erciscs will be held in the clinical am.
phitheatre.
! Gifts TO the college endowment fund
sggregating more than 5000, 900 will be
announced, 1t is probable that the
names Of the donors will be made public
at the exercises.
One half Of the 1880 applicants for
the FIRST year class in the college quail
hed and from this number $50 have
been selected for the freshmen class
that number marking the limitations Of
the class.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
women SEEK VOICE
IN LEGION
National Convention to Be Urged
to Define Broader Scope Of
Work for AuxiIiaries

Tho women's nuxiinrics Of the Amer.
Jean Legion will make q demand upon
tho delegates to the second annual con
vCntiou in Cleveland next Monday for
moro important voice In tho affairs Of
the world war veterans organization.
Auxiliaries have been formed In con.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

brook Public School. Sixty second street
and Malvern avenue.
The feature OF the meeting was an
Address by Major David r, Simpson,
vice commander OF the Department Of
Penpsylvania Of the Legion.
Major Symptoms theme was on the
value Of teamwork and the necessity for
increasing the membership Of the
Legion. He said that the national com.
mander had called for an increased
membership Of 100 per cent.
Teamwork In the most important
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

203. succeeding Elwood J. Rotan. Mr..
Rotan has held this Office since the post
was started william L. Gunthorp,
Jr.. was elected vice commander.
The post adopted an amendment to
Its bylaws, providing that from the
months Of October 20 June. inclusive,
the post would hold two regular monthly
meetings on the second and fourth Mon
days Of each mouth. both meetings to be
held at the Oak Lane Public Library,
Twelfth street and Oak Lane avenue.
4 moving picture show will be given
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

Tuesday evening IN the auditorium of
the Oak Lane baptist Church, Twelfth
street and Oak Lane avenue. The fol-
lowing entertainment committee was
appointed: Paul Essick. Jr.. chairman /;
Robert Il. .Dearden, 3D.. William r.
hanson. This will be the first Of n
series Of such entertainments TO be given
by the post monthly throughout the
winter months.
George 4. Turner Post No. 14s, at its
meeting In the Salvation Army Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
HAVERFORD TO REOPEN
2f< Have Applied fer Enrolment
as Freshmen

Haverford College will open tomor-
row with the largest enrolment in it's
history. There are PA applicants for
entry in the freshman class.
A new athletic system will be in
stituted at the college this fall, Pres-
dent W. W. Comfort announces. Every
student on the campus will be required
10 take part in some athletics under
close supervision.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Gets Ten Years for Arson

Bloomsbury. Pa. Sept. 22-Anturtu
Esposito, a Berwick merchant, who
jumped his bail and escaped to New
York city last September, was sentenced
yesterday by Judge Harmon on the
charge of burning his own store. He
was caught by state police in New
York and brought back by cxtradition
proceedings. He was sentenced to pay
q fine of $1,000 and undergo imprison-
ment in the Eastern Pcnitentiary OF
from ten to twelve years.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

thing necessary to the growth % 49,.
post: Major simpson said. 'Tesrunew
,rest q sll tie members BY name and ir.,so g
- e. kn"w now tnem ,, S %eli. IL this Is uol % don,
tsteucc. %" ipf eS.
MAJOR Simpson commented a..
for its large turnout. toc post
state Fenciblcs Post, No. 14o
OF the. first prize iu the tug Of w.t.. ,ied
the field meet, Saturday, by d.st sst OF
the stroag Prince Forbes Post tNso''ng M
team. 'o' T.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

Broad street ond Paramount avenue.
last night, called upon all iesionaries In
the Thirteenth and Fourteenth wards TO
enroll ss members. The post, under the
mauder, and Arthur Lamartiue, finance
officer. is making noticeable progress.
4 busy program for the fall was out
lined.
The newly chartered Overlook Post
Of the American. Legion. held Its first
regular meeting last night at the Over
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12

worked quietly for several years un-
~ they had a big stock. and then
they advertised their novelty az The
american beauty" rose. They are
sara 70 pave made II small fortune
out Of the transaction. The Amer
lean Beauty has since become The
most famous or all roses in the
United States. II has never fail"I
to BRING higher prices han any
other rose. In the market reports
IT Is always quoted In a class by il.
sell; Only experts can grow i; to
perfection. and there Is "a recognized
type OF greenhouse specially adapted
70 II. Some time utter FIeld s.
itrothcr introduced the American
Beauty. hortlculturis,s began 10 In
vestiRatc its origin, with the result
tnat IT'S proper name was found to
be Nine. Ferdinand Janin, the name
it mad In France before a plant Of
~ had pcen sent to Barcroft's gar
den, where the label was lost. This
variety IL OF no Importance in France
or in Europe. In fact. the American
bcauty has become 80 much modified
!by, American conditions that so,ne
tnink II Is practically Il different va
r!ety from Nine. Ferdinand Jarnin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Housewives Teaspoonful
Has Wonderful Variation
my Univcr.nI scrytce.)

WASHINGTON, July lI.-when
is n tcnspoonfni not n tcnrpoont
The Department OF AHricuiture's
answer Ii. "Whcn 70 In mcnsurinE
bnkinis powder or other ingredi-
ents milking up the delicate con-
coctsOns of friend bonneville"
y series of tcstA Just completed
by the office of home cconumlrs
shOwrd n v%nrintion OF from I.G TO
$50 trnSpoons OF bnIsinE powder In
he :imr onc-round can. nccorhIng
TO the various types OF spoons
uScd Az The tent, fur
thcr showed the dincrenccs due 10
Individual manipulation ranged
from 10 per cent TO 80 per ccnt, n
wider range OF variation than
those due TO tbs different cnpnci-
ties of different teaspoons.
To put an end 10 the dlsrrimi-
nation which permits some coDkn
10 get so many moro teaspoons OF
ingredients out OF q pound than
others, Secretary Meredith np-
pcalrd tn tho bureau OF Standards
for assistance. The burcnu. which
DEGREES whit shall he the stand
ards OF nll weights and measures,
has nIcd five cubic cr%ntin,rtcrS
"a. the theoretical quantity u ten
.Doon holds. Under this standard,
iac spoon should he ii!ied .~.lcvei"
and not "henpinE."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
TO DISCUSS CLUB MERGER
VIII ArrnnSc Tom0rrow for Arru-
ment Against consolidation He-
fore Corporation COMMUNICATION

Plans for arguing before the State
Corporation Commission objections 10
the merger a~Brcemen. between the
Newfoundland and Commonwealth
Clubs viii be made tomorrow morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. when Edwin i. Cox.
representing opponents Of c%onso!ida-
ton. and Colonel Henry w. Anderson.
appearing for tGA: other side. VIII
hold a conference with members OF
the commission.
II may be that n hearing OF the
question VIII begin Immediately. n
Tint is not the case, however, n date
VIII be fixed for some time in the
near future. when the case will be
argued pro and con. Mr.. CoX Will
contend that the merger Of the two
organizations was agreed to IN ylo-
lntion OF the constitution OF the
N~cstrnrtcland Club and the corpora
ton OF the state.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
ADJUSTMENTS
Musicnl I.nrce nj LYRIC.

g,Tihs wmsrry musteal whi1i, It'd.
SINGERS ana dancers. augmented by
Il bevy OF pretty showEirls, who APP
pear IN "A series OF musical numbers
ANA ballots. will nave conspicuous
place on Tic new bill with which the
week opens at the Lyric this after
neon. The piece liz an a~ttract!veIy
staged revue and many smart special
les are tnterpolatcd in the action.
The Hocy Sisters, dainty and de-
mnrc little singing and dancing
There are three OF the sisters, each
OF whom cNcels In her own peculiar
line of comedy and dancing. An
original comedy creation will be Of
Tered In the act OF George Ycomans
ind Lizzie. Ona impersonates
the droll editor In his own unique
sEit, THE Editor OF the ASsassinalcd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
IN AND OUT or TOWN.

Miss AidIe Chainn. OF this CITY. has
oc'n VISITING relatives In DanrliIe,
MISS Gertrude Gentry Is .pcnIipr IN.
nenth o.. July in Philadelphia and Iart-
Mrs. L. T. Tr!cc. of 7pl w-cs, c,,cs
Graham. ""s 81"
Mss MARGUERITE Butler. Of thIs ci,y. ha,
been Visiting ia GOrG0nsv!Ilc. $3.50
MISS Julia g Tyler l.. visiting In Bali
more and Washington. 49,
Miss Irma Pace has returned IN pt,h.
mona. after 4 brief stay in hon Ar
Miss Leslie Melton. o! ISIS East C,o,d
Strert. - visiting friends In Warrcn;nn
Nj u. ana brunswick County, Va. ami
VIII DC rome the latter part OF Angus,
ni!sS Ann Dennis ana Mis-. Marunra,
ilenniy have, returned to their home p7
Ncst Frankiin Street. after n stay Of ihr..
months III baltimore Md '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-12
Press" Tho skit is a travesty on

Press." Tho skit IL a travesty on
current events.
Grace and Eddie Parks will pre-
sent Il sprightly singing. dancing
and pattcr sketch. entitled . the
Bridal Path" which is designed to
give each OF these clever vaudeville
artists opportunity for tho display
pr individual talent. n closing the
bin viii come the Great Kurna. Japa-
nese wizard. with his of
necromancers. illusionists and Orien-
tai wonder workers.
SuppicmentinE the vaudeville offer
.nGs there will be Il lengthy and
diversified display OF motion pictures.
including n funny photo farce. scenes
from the recent national conventions
OIL. the. two great political parties. Il
miscellaneous exhibit OF short films
OF educational character ana the
e~Ner-popular Topics Of the Day"
At tho Bail Game the discriminating
Fans and annies Chew Fiorisa Fruit
Gum. Buy a package toray and &c.
IN the game. Mad by tleer. All
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SAVE SHOES AND STOCKINGS

They viii last twice as long II Won
Shni;e Into Your Shoes ALIENS Fo0T-
,iaSs. the Ant!sepi!c. Healing powder for
inc icct. II taxes away the sting OF Cornsr
nMn,oEs, Gai!2v,es; s1re: ACHING. swollen.
friction which causes the wear on shoes
ana stockings. saves nxpcnse ana makes
WaiklnE n delight. Shake il Into YOUR
she's, Sprinkl. II In the foot-bath. Sold
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n-cry rI.y. ".'oIf, Lar.cn.

IN Choosing The screen actor 10 play
the role OF "Wolf' Larsen In the
perturbation OF Jack L%1ondon's 18th.
sea WOLF coming To the Isis Thea
ter today. Producer George Melrord
carefully considered the merits OF a
dozen players of high rtputc. The
man hnally selected was Noah Bcery.
who. besides being "a man Of great
natural talent. IL known as The
master OF mak"-up." and Possesses
"A physique OF unusual power.
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WEDDINGS : ENGAGEMENTS

WlNCIiEsTER July n.-Martin Dice
sellers. Franklin County, Pa, and Miss
Lille Pearl Marshall. formerly OF Rock
Insmam Connty. Va: were married here
RniSTo1 July ii.-M!ss Ann Mcmillan.
O. ih..adeiphia. aud Edward NJ. Morraii
performing the ceremony. They viii be
at gene az Charleston. $. c..
oNHECOCk July il.-Miss Oneida Mo-
ron. OF Accomac. ard T.. Flnurnny In
rriEae; CT Kiciinond. were married at
linton saturday. Rev. j. Manning Dun.
sway oiiicia'!ns. They viii reside a.
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President. ou,h Of omc..

d. NJ. T.. Clover.-Thc oath taken
hhy the President-elect Of the United
states at his inauguration is: II do
soiemnly swear Cor aliirm) that I
President OF che United States, and
VIII. TO the bes Of my ability. pre-
heTve. protect and defend the Con-
Htitution OF the United States"
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Weeks Picture Shows
for Health.
Offering. al Local House.

Search for Health.
a kings ransome had lain for II hun
drcd years at the bottom OF the sea.
The Spaniard vowed he would re
owe II. bht IL belonged TO Leslie
Macleod. Who won the battle OF
wits? See the thrilling Dfury Lane
m~clodraina. The Beat Of Luck" AZ
enacted for t1e screen by Kathryn
Adams. Jack Holt and an an-star
cast. at the Bijou Thcatcr beginning
tOuay.
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Movie Calendar

BIJOU-'sThe Hest OF Luck"
HLUEHIRD-E'ranIs Mayo, In
"'The Re Lune."
BHOtDwA Y-Normn Tnimadge,
In eyes or No."
IsfS-"Thc Sen WOLF"
ODEON-wniInce Reid. In .Sick
Abed."
ltEN-"The MoOnriders."
STItA ST-i'The OurnE OF
MnrkS O'DOone."
NiCTOlt-ChRrlcs HAY, in 1Thc
Pinch Hitter"
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a Dnshful CrIttcr.

nc vas the boy from Turkey
creek. the "bashfuiiest %crl,tci in the
country and sCrt or dummincd" but
he went 10 college and although tn.
iauthins stock Of tho campus for n
Whiie no eventually made good. OF
course IL was a girl that helped him
ana 'n!s one was The cream putf
queen He is Charles Ray, in The
iIncn liit'ef.' at the Victor today
and tomoritw.
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ORIGIN of The AmcrI,nn u,,u,, d..

MIS-. J. 7! w, CLIFTON FOrge.-Thc
american Bcauty rose is said to have
Grisinhicd IN B~ancrott's garden.
me facts arc these: In Bancryft's
garden We're rsveral varieties lately
Imported from France. one had no
laoci. This was much admired h.,
4 HORST nafntd George Field. who
happened Ia be looking one the
place IN company with Bancrof;'s
gardener. Field asked for "A cuitInrr
ne got II. Field and his brother