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Meeting of The Police Jury.
Franklin, La. Nay 5 1920

rrapklln, La, way l9IO
The Police Jury Met this day IN regu,,
lar session with Mr.. Charles N. Frost
presiding, and the following members
present: Kimbrough. Haydel, Olivier,
Boudrsaux, Gooch, Calm and Pharr.
Absent: Wolford. Drackett and Aucoin.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing. with the exception OF the report
OF the Finance Committee, the report
OF the Treasurer and the Sheriff, the
reading OF which were on motion, duly
seconded and carried, dispensed with,
we're read and ca motion of A. z. Calm
seconied by Oscar BoUdreaux and car
rie3, were approved.
Mr. G Il. Brpwnen appeared before
the Police 3lfy ana asked for an ap-
nropriatlon of $z50.80 ger year fpr tist.
Chiids' Finding ami Hhne S9cietS, In.
corporate6I and on melton OF Il r.
klmbroush, seconded by Gabriel Hay
del and carried, action on tha ma tier
was deferred to the next regular meet
ing OF the Jury.
was read and on motion OF r. B. Kim
brough, seconded by A. p. Calm. and
carried, II was received, filed and made
part OF the minutes:
MONTHLY STATEMENT
OF Charles fecot, Tax Collector, for account o{
taxes and iiceNssa collected during ti,p
month OF April, 1920, tor account 1918
par;sn tax 1910 1911 "a
r ratisa license, ix8 50
Coed Read pisuiet Nc. ltax @e q
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Sheriu Pecot is notifying all owners
of dogs that the dog tax is past due
and must be Immediately paid. This
tax has been due since January lst.
Dogs are assessed by an act of the
Legislature as follows: Males, $l.00;
Females, $500. 1t provides as a pen
atty for violators thereof, a fine of not
less than $500, nor more than $4,000,
or confinement in the Parish prison for
80 days.
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RrH v. Kappel has given
khak vii finish the listing Of
HlI ior assessment purposes
4 sius Nay 18th. after which
nzeas rolls will be open for
fab, The public for twenty
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BROOKS FLETCHER.
T0LECTURE HERE:
Noted Dramatic Orator at Red
path Chautauqua.
Will Deliver One Of the Great Ad.
dresses Which Have Made Him
Nationally Known.

Thomas Brooks Fletcher, who will
give one of his great dramatic lectures
at the Redpath Chautauqua here. ia
one of the real stars Of lecturedOm/
Thomas Brooks Fletcher. Says
Judge Ben Lindsey Of Denver 'fs one|
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hiadred aud ten votes were
Mknsu election last Monday
nkIh The vote was nnani-
II hsx Of the Lauve ticket.
n sonpliment can be con-
ud / public officer than this
1lIdpE ticket-a unanimous
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On account Of the space taken up by
printing of official proceedings in this
to leave out lot of local news We
would have been pleased to publish.
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! sriors Of the High School
i adorable evening at the
M ,nd dance Thursday even
IA il their honor by Miss
Ux,ou at the home of Mrs
LINN
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.,,ins picture show, given for
II ''II Il he Episcopal Guild last
Y s,s patronized by a very
s.ss, n, II our people, The
sIssl ini from the entertainment
.ber ,hs payment of all ex-
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..,,b Foster entertained the
~. cI.ss Of the High School
4. ~, .iieruoou at the home OF
IN. A, G. LObdell.
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,xae Transfer Company. now
~ i bus line between New
nd Frsuklin, will extend the
s.rsick, commencing next
|, Nav 10Th
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..n,s Bodiu is on the sick
u lsg~as sOas tha. his attack is not
" ..S .St thst 10 a short time his
~ N i abIe to greet him we'll
sxar sgaln.
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s,,,I Kramer has returned
- M grookhaven, Miss. wnere
;.i ,ehool the past session.
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,.,-srjlIe High School will
lsau's.sncement exercises next
s.s s.r, niaht, May 18th An in,
\. .,ngrsm has been arranged
acssiDn.
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WANTED-Man with team or auto
who Gao give bond to sell l37 Wat
kins home and farm products. Big
geat cnncern of kind in world $500
to $1,000 yearly income. Territory in
this parish open. Write today. j.
4 WATKINS co. Dept liz Winona.
Minn.
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ks,IjRDAY, M

-.,..ment exercises Of the
sgS1'sbs'isSc g1'ss School we're held last
y, \. h'.d siIl give a full account
W ,,a. 10 our next issue.
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23720 Mrs. Eupheman Roussrl
pauper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
23217 BeDham Green. road work 75O
23Sll Nick Barras, road work - 27OO
23S22 Emile Brupbacher, road wk 1855
2382l Andrew Marino road work 1000
23S06 Kellogg Mitchell road work 67s7
23776 Henri Julien road work 3255
23609 Agt NJ. L. & Il. r. r.
(Bayou Sale) road work 11272
April 23--
1881 A. r. LeBourgeois, .Tud
War. ST. VS. Eli Walker so
3579 w. J. Badeaux, Jud. War
st. VS. Eli Walker .-........... so
1886 Mckerral Motor Co., road wk 1925
April &c
23s34 J, NJ. Burgueres Co. rd wk 56.a5
23606 Gabriel Haydel road work $50
237lS Robt. Lee, pauper--.....-..-.. 400
23725 Gabriel Hayde off. sal $50
April 27-
23820 Mic Marine. road work. 24.OO
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For Sale.

Jersey COW and calf. Apply to |
POPKIN, Franklin, La.
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,.,o,,h Chautauq ua, com,
Mp,,jF Friday, May l4th. will
se', .saju for five days. The
ss,ss'sa ~ ZACH day will be high
Y ,n,ersaiDlnr.
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OF the seost powerful orators Of ous
t2ue- He is not an oid-tlme piastorn
entertainer. He entertains. but he =
SO has u powerful message and knouD
how to tell 1t. People want to heat
about the things that are being dona
and need to be done in this country
and that is what Fletcher Is tellins
them about. He leaves the impress
et bis lecture on every .eommpaitHs
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&c Kramer is Ill in the san.
naPsitefson. We are sorry to
= This excellent lady has
iaa DAYS under treatment in
saon. suffering from a pain
Her many friends are
aiaos that she has passed
q her suffering. and her
o1diilon give rise to the
spd Tor her sure and COM
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\ Y psasure in stating that Mrs,
,sa .s aHd her daughter. Miss
who have recently been
y much better and are both
y good health.
n foday, and lasting fol
MagsfRalM Y and Bernstein
z sena sale. This firm is
= lars bargains.
easea to meet on our
sss asnday our CID friend, MIR.
y Morgan City.
II y 4 stationery took another
PEI cent last week, and
- IL ,:a,a VIZ i will go higher.
pttls margin now left
aeet and Mi.s Moilie
4 Wednesday, for Baton
she snnuaI meeting OF
q the Order of the
=, sskA s y now ia session
sney are representing
y q this place. .
4. !. i { the sugar planters
! q St. Mary met last
L l. eorrt house and or.
Y Il 4. Mary Cane Growers
Fl. 'lls association will worg
l,.,';.',ae s',e the American Cane
81 y; sssalleh. The following
ws,ecrs Of the local asso.
ssosfer, President, A. W
ss.ssss sssldens, and John N
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\ rsasure in stating that Mrs.
,n Il and her daughter. Miss
VINO have recently been
y much better and are both
Y good health.
The St. Mary banner., 1920-05-08

Continued on Supplement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
FINE GRADE OF OIL FOUND
IN ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY
ncpoHitS Are Discovered In Northern
f'nd or short Hills. Nrnr
Jexington.

,Snnc,nl 70 The T!mns-D.spatch.)
LEXINGTON, VA. Oct. Rock
bridge County. II Is hoped by those
interested, viii some day rival the
OF! fields Of Texas. At thu northern
cnd Of :hc. Short Hills. near I.crinc-
Ton. have beer found deposits show.
ing fine grade OF oil TIE EndI.
mont has been analysed. and so well
nlea1ed are tho mon in charge, that
,,caaes arc being taken on all tho
lanfa In :hn reirhhorhooti. and whom
ihhtt"FH are satisfactorily adfus. cd
by the promoters wells Will be sunl-
market. '"'
The discovery OF these deposits
was made In recent months uv sur
roTors AZ work In tho Short Hills
!,"bcrt wheeler, representing a syn
C!catn OF North Carolina CT pitalis.s.
n.hs been O. the ground for some
umc. and, he says ne IS much en-.
comraged by the prospects.
Traces Of oil were found in this
Ti,! :, II some years ago by Frank
KUN: who owned ~ farm In tho
n"!ghhorhood. II, discovered ina,
m" sediment at various places on his
Iind was OF AN inl!ammable nature
ana caei'y igni,cd. He claimed The
presence Of oil. but his nclEhbors ala
not have any faith i'm Tho repnr,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
A Charming Beauty

You will lind her In the homo. on
the street. or at any social function.
She is .he centre OF attraction be-
cause She Possesses a clear. soft.
smooth. refined and exquisite com
pieSion.
You. too. may become a charming.
beauty" by using DIR. Biair's Cream
OF Cucumber. preparation that has
been complexion aid for Quarter
Of century. 1t Is used in place Of
powder for red. coarse. oily and shiny
skins, and rough, spotted. wrinkled
compilations. 1t Will not rub. dust
or blow Off like powder and one APP
piica.ion lasts al day.
DR.. Blair's Cream OF Cucumber IS
guaranteed to contain essence of
cucumber. which renders tho skin
beautifully clear. soft. smooth and
healthy. 1t will not grow hair. but
docs prevent biackheads. In excellent
for sunburn. tan. and will. in time
remove all wrinkles. SOC and 500.
in white and flesh cOlors. at all drug
and department st0ros.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
| that lis wife
THOMAS MEIGHAN, SCREEN
STAR, AT LYRIC MONDAY
VIII Appear CoIncidcnt to showing
OF -in Civilian Clothes" In New
Home of silent Drama.

Thomas MeIghan. screen star. who
is coming to this city Monday in con-
nectlon with tho opening by the
wells Theater Company OF the Lyric
Tneatcr as a home OF film dramas,
viii be unable TO remain over Mon
day night rs first planned. and viii
make three Appearances only ut the
Lyric. al 3, 3 and : o'clock, in order
that he may take an early night
train back TO New York. where he
Is working at top speed on his latest
production, Always Audaclous."
NciEhau. accompanied by Frank Il.
Chambcrlin and :. II. Kent, sales and
production officials OF tho Efnpany
starring him. and Herman Phillips. Of
Washington, a press representative.
VIII arrive at Z o'clock Monday morn
Ing ana proceed TO the Jefferson.
where the star viii receive old
friends In this city during the morn
Ing; His first appearance in public
VIII be at tho 3 o'clock showing OF
his picture. "In Civilian Clothes"
Prior TO this he will be tho luncheon
guest of the K!wanis Club at /
o'clock in the Business Mems club.
where he viii speak on q subject to
be selected later.
Following his first talk at tho the
n:er, Meighan viii meet Roy scouts
Of the city: take them TO his hotel,
and treat" them to ice cream and
cake. Motion pictures viii be taken
en- route. lie has always taken an
interest in this orcanization After
his second afternoon appearance he
VIII return TO the Business Mems
Club for supper as the guest OF the
organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
AARON SAPIRO TO ADDRESS
VIRGINIA PEANUT RAlSERS
California Attorney on Co-Operatfve
Associations Scheduled for
Speeches In October.

SUFFOLK. VA. Oct. Tho pea
nut growers OF Virginia and North
Carolina are to hear Aaron SapirO.
Of San Francisco. again next week.
He will speak Wednesday,. October 6.
at the sussex County Fair, at Waiver
ly: Thursday, october Z, AZ the Roa :
nokc- ChOwan Fair. at Woodland, y.
g. and on Friday. October g. at the
Academy % Music IN Suffolk
MIR. Sapiro captivatcd the growers
who heard him when he was here at
the meeting on April 90 whcn they
adopted the contract drawn by him
More than $500 growers. represent
Ing about 27 per cent OF all the pea
nuts grown In these two States. have
now signed this growers contract
ana his coming Will he made The nc-
chHion for grand rally to line up
enough additional growers 10 per
fcct their new exchange so as IN
give y control OF more than half Of
the peanuts GROWN in this original
peanui growing belt OF America.
Mr. Sapiro is the attorney for
fourteen cooperative associations In
California. and since no was here in
April has organized tho cotton grow
erf OK Oklahoma and the iong-staple
cntton growers o. Mississippi! after
IA" California plan. lie Ia rennrally
acclaimed az Americas grcatngt an
thority on cooperative associations
ana tho peanut growers who hear,
MN on his previous trip arc iuhilant
,hht ne ls To be with them again so
soon. ''' 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

cHARLoTTE SvIiIf; Va. oct u
Nj and Mrq James IIIrEins OF hi, CITY.
"rnop1ga the MARRIAGE OF their daughter
tlEa beta Cecilia. to francis 'rhn,na $
GgIh. The ceremony occurred nj IL 4.
Church o! the Immaculate Concrn.tnn.
N"N Np'N CIV. q =. NJ with uu;,!ui
mass. celebrated by Rev. " IL ri"rrin"
;uH. W. IL They were attended ~ Mas
lN'N ii'SIi0s, "a sister NJ the brII. and
VICTOR N.hneider. OF Ithaca y Y
i.f..'iRtt.G. VA. Oct. l-N!Ss l.li.n
AJH" Robertson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
r. D., t'1"rtson. and William NJ Synun
a4 q! iifaiord. Were married Wedursiuy
~ III. homo y: the brides parcnts there.
Rev p-. iiuEh &. Smith. Of the Dautiaf
gnGTnh. @mSs;;aan: After. a Nor,he!n
IN. ~ I.CdforI about October 10
ANI.o'TrESNiLLE. VA Oct l.
gone /, Eppard and Miss Marie An
Mcmillan. both OF Greene cOun-
p" married AZ O'Clock Yesterday
An'n a. lh-, parsonage o! the First
llist ,Church. The CEREMONY hc!nr
EL0TT ESVILi.E. Va ~. OF ~ - -.
..u -; Sh.n!ctt and Miss Mary NJ.
Ii. both OF AlbcmtTic County werr
.r'.i Yesterday at tho FIRST M",hodi.;
iCh, by Re-; James *. Joil.n d. -.
GoEbpSSNII.LE. Va Oct. i-Inv!ta-
#o.s have boon received by frcnHs ana
'Htivns announcing the arprnachin =
Utr".uge Of Miss Madeline d'Orviiie liza r.
gas. Gaurhtcr pt MIR. and Mrs Lon .
son of Ut. ana Mrs. Eugene pcnileton az
cuckoo, Va. on THURSDAY Octobtr Z a;
$3.50 O'Clock Mt "BlithowoDd." irving Wa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
mrs. CABELL Smith IS
NAMED HEAD OF U. D. c.
Reject Proposal or DIR. Smith for
Enlargement Of General Lco's
NfungOIcIm
[Speclal 10 The Tllnes-Dlspatch.l

l.ptcldl 10 L ne JlfNcS-DlSpatCh.
pETEltSBUltG, Oct. Mrs. CaDell
smith. OF Martinsvillc, Va, was named
president OF tho Virginia Division.
United Daughters or the Confedcracy.
At todays session. which brought the
annual convention to a close.
Other officers selected are: Mrs. IL
T.. Lewis. Bristol first vice preside n I !;
Mrs. Newton McVclgh. second vice
president; Mrs. Edwin j.. Gifligan.
Cape Charles, third vicc-president:
Mrs. l. r.. Everett, fourth vico-prcs-
idcnt; Mrs. G.. Il. Tate, Lexington.
treasurer: Mrs. Lewis Duffey, Alex
andria. recording secretary; Mrs.
Charles Guthrie. Charlotte Court
house: Mrs. Charles J. Evans. HIS
we'll recorder Of crosses: Mrs. l..
Harrison Taylor. Philadelphia. Pa,
custodian Of badges: Mrs WiiliaIv
a. Roberts. director Of war work.
A prolonged discussion took up
most Of tcGay's session. following the
report of the Lee mausolcuin COM
mittee. The proposition OF DIR. Henry
Louis Smith for tho enlargement of
the mauscScum was rejected by n
large majority.
Interesting reports were made to-
day by. chapters from various sec
lions OF Virginia. all Of them show
ing that much has been accomplished
In tho last twelve months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
R. c. B|CKFORD AND Wife
EACH SUING FOR DIVORCE.
! Prominent Virginia Lawyer Charges
Desertion-Mrs. Bickford Makes
Same Claim, Adding Cruelty.

Especial to The Tlincs-Dlspat
Me ANDDRH NEHS VA lci 1

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, oct. l.
To Judge II. S. Ecr. of Staunton, sit
ting in the CORPORATION Court Of this
city In place of Judge Il. J. Barhnm
h hiDlis and more than 500 pages OF
local lawyer. and his wife. each OF
whom Is suing the other for divorce.
Mr.. Bickford charges dcserticu. and
Mrs. Bickford charges cruelty and
dcscrtion.
Through her attorney, John Sc
brell, OF Norfolk. Mrs. Blckford some
time ago filed L bin for divorce. Not
long after Mr.. Bickford filed through
his lawyers, J. a. Massic and j. VIM
ston Read. OF this city. Il CROSS bill
In answer.
Mr.. Bedford is the counsel for the
Newport News ShipbuIlding and Dry
Dock Company. and il widely known
as ;Lsi authority on the merchant ma
rine and kindred subjects. lie is an
author or a book on tho merchant
marine. which In many colleges Is
used as textbook.
Mrs. BickfOrd. in her bill. charges
that her husband beat her with n
stick. insultcd her daughters guest,
struck her in the face with an
orange, and hit her over tho head
with u atcw pan. She claimed nc
WAS In this cruel and. having made
her home life unbearablc, was guilty
OF deserving her
Mr.. BiCkford charged that his wife
had deserted him: that she was gone
most % every month In every year.
and that She alicnated his daughters
affections. He denied that he had
ing the stew pan incident was acct
dental. tho orange incident n bit Of
play ana the stick incident wrongly
described
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
BUYS TWO BOATS FROM
OLD DOMINION COMPANY
'orporation OF Norfoli< business Won
'hkeS Over Vessels Mt Cost Of
SS5OOul

NoDroIIRy Ass9cia,eh Prc-.l
to purchase the steamers HamiIton
and JEFFERSON from the Old Dominion
Steamship Company fo- $3.50. 900 has
I'm exercised By the Old Dominion
TRANSPORTATION Corporation of this
City. The Norfolk terminals of tho
pa Domin! on Steamship Company
nave also been taken over by the
ia dominion Transportation Com
mo Old Dominion Steamship Com
phnE discontinued operations out OF
Eorioik last spring and as n result
Nori"ik was cut off from dircot nil
Mater transportation 20 New York,
me Old Dominion Transportation
corporation was organized by Nor
ioIk business men two months AFRO
10 take care of truck shipments ia
morihern markets. and other frnirh:
III weekly sail!ngs were established
ana volume OF business has been
or tho two large steamers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS
"Irenc- Opens Monday.

Tho Vanderbilt Producing Com
pany will present the most talked Of
musical comedy OF the year. Irene"
at tho Strand Monday and Tuesday
and Wednesday and Wednesday mat
ince. The book was written by
James Montgomery. the lyrics by
Joseph Mccarthy ana the score is
tho work OF Harry ficrney. The
success OF irene" in New York.
"herc II ran At the Vanderbilt Thea
Ter Tor one solid year. and later
whcn II trlumphcd in London and
Melbourne. made its authors famous.
All three writer's arc young men and
together they have constructed Il
musical play with an original theme
ana an irresistible tigglc in the
music, that makes one want 10 wit
ness the entertainment again AMI
again. IL tells an up-to the mil nut C
IoTo story with plenty OF excellent
comedy and It's action Is brisk
throughout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
PITTSBURGH MINISTER is
COMING TO PETERSBURG
Rev. u. !. Hambcr Accept. Call IN
"hshiDSton street Christian
Church.

,SncrIal . Tho Titncs- DispatchD
PETERSBURG. Oct. l-Rev. r.. r..
but who has been IN l'lttsburrh, pa
Tor some years, today accepted a cali
20 the Washington Street Christian
,hurch. which has been pns;o.loss
i"r tho last eight months
pr Bambcr IS u graduate Of D.,h-
any College, West Virginia. His
HTAt Iastoratc Was in Norfolk, and
rom there hn went TO Versailles.
~. He has been president Of tho
Ministerial association OF Christian
hurchcs or Pittsburgh FOR some
'ime. br. Eambcr VIII assume the
1siornic of tic local church sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
CINEMA OFFERINGS
Last View OF n Good Film.

Charles Ray and Dorothy Dcvoc
enter the final day OF successful
run Mt the broadway in the great
Gohan comedy. TortM. Ere Minute 8
called to many Rlchinonders mer.io-
rlcs Of the past and have amused nun
dreds upon hundreds OF the younger
"DnrlIng mine Ia Truly Delightful.
for the last time in the Bijou
Olive Thomas gives de,!ghtful
performance in Darling Mine" seen
Theater today The late star has
the role OF a yivacious Irish lass,e
who comes to New York. and by
the charm OF her curls and the .og-
ucry. Of her diruplcs makes her way
on the stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Look Out for Rheumatism
AS Winter Approaches

II you have had the disease for any
length Of time. you have doubtless
resorted to tho misleading treatment
OF liniments and lotions, in an effort
But you want more than nero tenn
pornry relief. You want to be freed
from the shackles OF Il disease that
will bind you hand and foot.
So many cases Of rheumatism como
from a tiny disease germ that infests
the blood. that physicians are begin
ming to roalizc that this source OF the
disease ia becoming quito prevalent
or course a disease that has It's
source In the blood cannot be reached
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02

by local remedies applied to the sur
face.
One remedy that has given splcn-
did results in the treatment of Rhcu-
matism Is S.S-S, the flno old blood
remedy that has been sold by drug
Eists for moro than fifty years. S.S.S.
acts by driving out of tho blood
the disease germ that causes Rheu-
matism. thus afrording real relief.
Begin taking S.SS today and II
you will write a comploto history OF
your case, our medical director will
give you expert advice. without
charge. Address Chief Medical Ad-
visor. S25 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta,
Ga.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
PRINCE AT UNIVERSITY
Member Of slams Royal Family En-
'cr> Virginia Institution OF

Especial TO Tho Times D!spatch.l
tll ;loITES|ILLE VA. Oct H.
". g 'at!pnn. son ~ ono Of the
princes OF tH" royal family OF Slam.
has entcrcd the University OF Wiz
Ein!h Nj, pati1an. who has been
in the United Statcs for four wears
rs "a Gradual" OF the Chentc SchonI
IN Connecticut. lIc was also a stu.
dent ~ the stanton Military Acad-
,lnE Tor orc Ecnr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Screen Calendar

DROADwAY-Chn rIes Rny and
Dorothy Devoe, In "F'orty-Fiye
Minutes From broadway"
BIJOU-OIive Thomas. In "Darl-
Ing Mine.o
BLUEBIRD-tHoo Gibson, In
"'I'he big Catch" and the lynn
Paige aerial. "IIIdden DnnEern."
ISIS-IIoufse Glaum, In "Ths
Leopard Woman"
yICTUt-ITratty" ArbuckIe, in
SThe Itound-Up."
ODfsOS-Ain1a RubenH, in 'cThe
World aud Ills Wife"
NIs1-isddie Polo. In 'Srkc VAN
ishinS Dagger"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
",Iuu end Jer Mt nncc,.-

Ihos. two cartoon heroes will be
here In their musical comnJv n,r
sons the latter half Of next week n,
inc strand Theatcr. Gus Hill. pro-
Queer OF the show. has QUILTED 1t
while tho book and songs are new
ana fresh and the members OF the
cast talented in many ways. Lii
INN Hoidsmith is tho featured dancer.
'"ou hills for Academy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
ADMITS MISUSE OF MAILS
President OF Chicago Pncking Com
pany Pleads Guilty to Use OF
mills To Defraul

CHICAGO, Oct ELI Pfaclzcr.
president of the Consumers Pac,sinc
company. entered plea OF gully
9ciore Judge Evan y. Evans, in the
United states District Court here
oodhy. where nc and seven other on
cI:tIs OF the firm are on trial for CON
spiracy to use the mails to aerrama
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Samuel Shin,nnn.s nnn-no. aa...

Samuel Shpnan's one-uct comedy.
Iiionor Thy Children" produced oy
Lewis ana Gordon. win head Mon
a 10, OIL Other acts will be John
lhese parts. variety artists do luxn:
Sie!soh ana Bailey in comedy skit'
n an ana Cuiien:, jazzers groiesque,
day, Ed Blondcll and his comnan.
WI present The Los, Boy" said ~
he unroariously funny "A'u 10