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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03
,IRVINGTON

/ J.. NJ. Gerndon attended the auto
| mobile showinnL otisSilie, faa sstek.
En1Miss Elizabeth oBandy assistantc I'm
ENHt Sheliman's bank has bean tcall-
ed home on aecotint of theb Hffie SIS l6f
ICher mother, MrsuC has BMdEess OF
IIeiLeon Lewis. Eouisviilel dsbent the
weekend with Misses Edits n L d%fs
and Eva CarrigaAlsses Edith Lewis
bad. D.aBaBbHge was in town Saturday
calling on friends l town Saturday
T." D.n Lyddan was in Louisville,
Thursday NOD attend the a,it4Ht6Bie
shbw.day to attend the automobile
shcMrs. Glen Jenkinson, Cincinnati, is
the guest nof Mfp and NNfjnnWi y.
Dent vest OF Hf. ana Ar5 w. v
peMisses Rose Alexander. Eloise
Crews and Evelyn eWaggbneElWese
entertained at a Weekend h6tSse party
at the home of, Misses Jeanette land
Louise Carter Misses jeanette ard
LcMrs. GFfed- Howard and daughters,
Martha and Elizabeth datausisfsiag
MIR and Mrs. john Ne titt2, tJe fdfe iileaS-'
ihg for California, fifeit' tftiteIter, A6fae-
'ngMiss Mary Buffers West ~ ie@nhas
been the guest ofeMrVanH MsT, Bieii
Henriieerg Of Mr.. and Mrs Bion
HcEri E rHardaway, Louisville. was in
town.. Tuesday.dy, Louisville, was III
toGl, N.uEyddan, Park Place. went to
Lexington, d dThuts@tdy ttce ,aWehH toa
horse sale. thursday to attend a
1oJ B;aHottell and son, James Hot
tell and Ray AfeiSanSfe4, WeRteto TITS
ter. Saturday OK Oh daisiMese tfplus-
grCharley'aGross andl Sanity tfeave 70
day, FOR New lAfbsRd &AeRe they daee
bought a farmlblny, where they have
% Haynes Trent attended the ,Mer-
chants RI taitn \ sstjt4atie,h the .Boeis-
vile! Neutrality-suspicious. in LOUIS
1.-THE NHiLyc Cki6 met at the home OF
Prof. H. r. kifknak d tAfhs lRiRle oh
FRIDAY evenihG.k Sea@nNlhfeHbpfs are
enrolle d. They wifyAeet1Meea sweeR
,nlMis Viola LEVI fet xAFSeoR, vspeht
the weekend awie. Lexington, spent
htThe marie leisaies 500 Club enter
tained at the hJAdee ef jkpr l. lE5rf Cst-
ley cdra Thur sdspe a9te fa6onl IN hofiSr
Of Mrs Glen! BilRgta{ n&Ae W1llhntor,
to ABrandenburgng hfs WeekWill move
o Roberts iDeHpste isveRkte i'll with
HpsRr Ateauiaadil dauth-
tiers and IN HeAiabn aafe 6arGhe
sick dist. J. NJ. Herndon are on the
'icA hT. Adkins went to Louisville. !
Monday on allbusihe3s trip Louisville,
To- "a, c ~
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03
STAB

Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Cart were the
guests SIN dAysof JPkSc tearkobefts AMI
daughtern efyneaP S,ebhe Asport!s and
MIR lan d Mrs WIFI Ib5lWieH went to
Stephens poft.' Sunday vSeherecu they,
were guests of5uOdaW. vDowell land
family. Jeats of Q ". DoWeli and
MIR and Mrs. A. G. Haynes and
daughte4d spsht Sunday with, Mr. HAD
nes' pafeahenMs.u and MTs h Hibe Hay
mes. parents, MIR and Mrs Tube Hay
nerMrs G.. Z. .Shellman is in Tell City,
tie guest If hefl Sister lsAlFs. Hetmtlf,
ard Mr. Hernaaalster, Mr. Herman,
4 Orvilles isfaQ;b6 is in Jeffersonville.
Ind Visiting q1is bfotherJ paul MoGte.
News has bteRrft6eiNeH ahere Of the
arrival or "a bfae boy asdther hofhdl&f
Mr. and Mrsne Roy Galloway nDixit,
Ky. Mfs. GAiloRay &Al lBevremehibes-
ed kcre az MissaGradG hecCoyember-
d AcrBas MsihtaR csnH cMiss Nellie
,'tanl!fin Caeiashmaa.nd Stephenspbie.
pert 81 ndty withMrs mel. Orosson
Ind Miss! -Eissit c aslrhlah J. trosson
"M 4 Ma ok Rollins Iisapery i'll at this
writing eek Rollins is very \ ~ thi,
NiB are glad to report Bernard
Le"4s' aaAdgGeorge 44pslers families
letter after (seehga basiespell of ifie
D Mrs AerNs McCol " wills leave Ties J
~ fAa NisM e6ohew daughter, MIS-.
'oY' G 1l5N;ay. t OIL Di&iepKw r Mrs.
10 lloWB' SeNersxtalltd on Mrs.
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03

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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03

NJ J. Crosson, Saturday afternoon.
MFRS Alex Bargef ard son. Fatty,
we're in NStephensports Saturday Shop
pinIvan A. Jolly, of Hardinsburg, spent
Saturday night and Sunday rwitRehis
parents. Mr. andnMrsriMa S. Jcllyhi'
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03
Reasons Why====.-

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r FSns IS % r Feaq o Snr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hssy FseSFf he msy 81 # @
s se aTTyaE # Sqts new ship
mentS and announcements
mentS and
BIT asde fFSm fhat h viii viii ssye yoSMhSfh is
yssbs SSd sasSeSe sSa+cs S IS re-
isaR E Rs rs RHf SSs Bs dEssa
sEs sBf %HlsH %s bsssvxss VII Ss IS 5
IS s saasssaR a IS il i PR EaabAee IS 70 yS You
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03
WEBSTER

w Mt5aN. EES Compton left Monday
for Greensboro. ompton left Monday
10 MrWeWiilam Prout returned to
school Wluednes dayut eVea.mged after
spending Several days within9s gsatsd
father and aunt Mr.. Wtvill III slia rastd
Miss Bit4iei Hall. Mr. VIII Hall and
M Mr.! iJ1ieE. Noble returned to his
work ia louisville, Monday evening
after spending several days @ittn mfr
and Mrs dJn M eRhodesays with Mr.
anCMh - N. Rh6desdwas in Iryington
Tuesday Aon businesssas IN lryington
IpMray Don b'Lyddan, of Iryington,
spent the week-eadp with hisvp&ftnts,
Mr. and MRS. John NfjyddAh. parents
Nh and Mls John Iyddan
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03
BEWLEYVILLE

Rep. R. j. Cain, Mrs. Cain and
their entire family are all cenfihedntb
their beds with aug A pfaetitar nurse
OF Bfandenbure.u came Thursday 20
attend tfenh.jrg, came Thursday TO
MIS- Ella Compton and Justice Jor-
dan spent Thursday with MRS. Guy
BAndycnt Thursday with Mrs Guy
Mrs. Ben L. Stith, who has been i'll
OF flu, we are glad tocreport as i'm
provedWe are glad 20 report as Inn
Mr. and Mrs. R. p. Carman were
dinner guests Thursday aofl Mr.w and
Mrs z - T. StithJ Ursday OF MIR. and
NJ Miss Bessie Cox has gone to Louis
vAies where She expects 20 take up
hNesing again. expects t. take up
|uuMf.g and Mrs. Floyd Dowell and
Chas Sipes write that theywhavea ar
rived in Iowa, and found 1t about 10
degrees below zero, but think they are
going to like fine, after they get over
influenza iSe Hne, after they get over
niBeaz Cox left Thursday for Iowa
Mrs. Co. d. HArdaway entertained
the following TO- dinner Monday:
Mesdames lLaddie Scott,rZ IT Stifh,
Waiter Scott and family John Witt
andt family Mr.! and Mrs Ben l..
Stith. .uuiy, Mo aud Mrs. Ben J..
Miss Laura Nell Stith attended O..
E4l S. Chapter al lfvingtong Friday
night and was the guest, OF Mrs.
Henry Head the guest of Mrs.
/ I'VE are glad to report the family of
R!LE Gain much improved family OFT
.{ Miss Beulah Payne was the guest
Sunday Band Monday of Mrs E P.
Hardawayd Monday pt Mrs T. H. I
q iaMnw.Will Claycomb has returned
home after few weeks stay in louis
villec alter "A 'eW week, stay m Louis 4
'lllNiss Mary Richard Carman was a
weekend visitor IN town11n was i
"eMrersh d. Mrs ThSs Wilson spent
several Idays last week In Louisville 4
&c Pate dDooley spent MONDAY and
TueSdap hp Louisville. Monday and |
= Miss Bertha L. Foote continues her
visit, inB grandenburg. with her sister,
Mrs. ~ DIN Bircher, Jryiih hes lister
NJ MR. qahd Mrs Paul Hardaway have
rettirnedd to their home in vBranden-
burg alter spending several weeks in
Miami,t tFtaSpendng several weeks IN i
VI Mr. AHA Mrs. Ben l.. Stith left Fri
day for New Ross, Ind, where they
will reside Ross. Ind. where they /
vi Davidde Hardaway and William
Druryd spent Saturday'nih Bfanden-
burg, ha3qhg gone there for a mule
~ an
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03

Mr. and Mrs. Afford, of Louisville,
are yisitihg lher parents, oRev? Whittier
and .farnilg for parents Kew Whittier
'' Rev English will preach on the H.
7 Janiesn1 Dean Awas in louisville, last
'eMiss Alma Jones visited at Fords-
yifle, recently and took tS4rt in a play
given aSynher midst teaRher.. play
u yShhy Wer Owefc tfsfear his sister.
Mrs. wv CO Moo rrAahe d at Hardins-
burg. last CweekQorman, al Hardlns-
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-03-03

SUBSCRIBE f,HE,NEWS
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
JANUARY WAS
WARM MONTH

Last month va, lae Marines. J'".
Iar un record ag .a- local lm.ed
states u,atuor ou,,,. "ta d me'a
i.raperatufe OBJ .5 romp4red "'.a .'H
normal ol gat rhe absolute "".>'.
mum Tor this mouu saa re'ofa"
last month when thee atsnsst read.
.a us- 65 degrees Tue io"n7- gee.
.rI nr January wa. peloe h tsl.
rn. month rame nearly se.lus "5
afHaat 90 tuge 81 moisture a"a
...a .tt. u,gredsa gn se,d.aa "4
.sa.r alm. $500 had 1 Not aeea lot
... nuanu ag SATURDAY. atshI "".."
.s,a 90 90, a8 la,h bafa.e m.d"'a"'.
Tho prevailing l.ggstaa of tha ""'
ass rualhsast aud laa total "''
mrns uaa e.sl miles ssth mAN'
aau .rmau u lowg eight ""
rrm rrr aarthesas ga tha te'h y
s.ar fs prg,alsa ea tae utta and
.asr baas s-rs oassFte1 ea t's
aEafa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
BEATTY G. 0. P.
RARIN TO Go

A very enthusiastic meeting OF the
Republican club of southern Nye
county was held last week at Beatty,
al which the president OF the club,
Mr. Crowen, made a report upon the
meeting Of the republicans OF the
state Of Nevada with Chairman
Will II, Hays, of the republican ma
tiOnal committee at Reno, on Jan
uary Is.
Great interest was shown by all
present in the speech of Chairman
Hays which was read to the club
by the secretary.
Five new members were added to
the roster Of the club, and the presi-
dent announced the executive com
mittee to consist OF the following
Chairman Mr. l. p Kimball and
Mrs b. f. Palmer, W } Tobin,
Frederick Shoup. p. V. Perkins, Fred
AtIhken, X. =. Alyward, Mrs. l.. p
klmhaII and Mrs. L. :. Burrell
The regular monthly meetings Of
the club will be held on the third
Saturday of each month at the Beat,
iy opera house
1t is the intention OF the club to
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02

fore much lateral work is done, said
Mr. Tighe yesterday. "GirouX is a
deep shaft man, as proven by his
work on GuouN Ely lie sunk 995
fec, there before prosecuting. and
at il distance Of p feet from thu"
shaft the best orebody in that sec
tiou was opened up which was mined
To the surface He now has a
standing offer of $17 share for
his stock"
The Rickcy Boulder Mining com.
pany is fully financed by GirouN
and couple of his associates.
The station at the 200 level has
been cut on the Lafayette Mining
company of Nevada property, and
crosscutting to the vein started
Great interest is being centered here
as the shaft encountered the sur
phIda zone at 100 feet from surface
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
No REVIVAL OF
HAPSBURG HOUSE


fus Associated rresst ......
rhr uUies vauld prumote of rrorgau-
lfe restoration OF the ilapshury dy.
nasty u hungary was issued hy che
ruuuuI uf amHassadur to-day The
statement saa such restoration
a.ua he 800 dareet variance etih
tn. nru..uIra ag she psaee Hrtiln
mrrt
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
HOLY WAR.
Of ISLAM.
IS FEARED.

tBy Associated PresHl
LONDON Feb. 2.-Temporal au-
thouty is essential to the sultan OF
Turkey and he should be allowed to
remain in Constantinople as Caliph
Of the Faithful, according to Emir
AH Indian priyy councillor who for
the last forty-fiye years held office
in Bengal The proposal to drive
the Turks from Constantinople is a
concession to religious fanaticism
and, if the Turkish administration is
removed from that city, the bitterest
resentment will manifest itself in In.
iia and all Mussulman countries.
he SAID
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
HIGHEST MORTALITY
ON RECORD IN u. S.

iUy Associated PTesEI
= WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The =
. death rate in the United States y
= for 1918 was the highest on rec =
= ord, according to the census '
= bureaus annual mortality sta .
q tistics ssued today which
= shows a death rate Of 10 per =
= cent per thousand population in .
. the death registration area. =
. = > . . >
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
SEVERE EARTHQUAKE
FELT IN WASHINGTON


WASHINGTON. Feb 9 A very
severe earthquake lastins more than
lao hours conferred about 5000 miles
lFom Washington, was reported to.
Gay GA the Georgetown uBiverslty
ssam1gaph.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
BETTER SERVICE
FOR FRUIT MEN

IN NsSOCInIcd FreHHJ
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb Plans
for increasing rail facilities Of the
country to provide for a bigger move
mrnt of fruit, was announced as the
principal topic for consideration at
The sixteenth annual convention Of
the Fruit Jobbers' association of
America. which opened here today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
GIROUX STARTSW AT LAFAYETTE
SHAFT IS GOING TO 500 LEVEL WITHOUT CROSSCUT TING
FURS IN 1921 WILL
Be VERY HIGH

~, Ns>uciased Press
= ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2t-Prlces .
= Of furs will be decidedly higher =
. next winter according to buy =
= ers attending the winter auction =
= of the International Fur eH- =
y change, which opened today '
= More than fifteen million pelts =
. valued at more than $25 oOOoo0 =
= will be disposed Of during the .
= sale. =
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-02-02
BoLsHEvIK UPRISING


thf As-aviatsa rrv..I
LONDON Fch 4 bnlshetik aF
rising s reported 60 have occurred
H' ftta and Kut.as in trans Caaeas
HaIh t.tlcs are reported in che
HaHH af The Reds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
SHOWS WINTER WRAPS
FOR WOMEN AND GIRLS

That time of the year approaches.
when the women FOLKS" of the
family are Intensely Interested in
warm outdoor attire. Mother needs a
new coat az wei! as the children. and
she wonders how she can afford so
many in one season.
The amateur drcgsmakcr knows
just how II can be- done. She chooses
good material and an attractive de-
sign and makes them herself.
inr: smar. and not too difficult 10
make. The skirt Of the coat gath
cred al the sides and the fat front
and back maze a design when is
we'll liked b. the mode.
Why not make your suit OF eoft
brown duvct dc lainc" The bands
iGay bc made OF soutssh braid q.
'erial. 4 fur collar might we'll be
added 20 the model.
Duv.tyn. velour. velvet. rabarlinc.
serge or any OF tho soft pile fabrics
may be used for this design
The t!n!cst tot VIII be pleased with
a little coat OF TURQUOISE blue duy-
.'Sn trimmed with gray Persian
lamb or with squirrel.
Blue velvet trimmed with white fur
VIII be very charming also.
The. young girl IN her teens looks
we'll In coat made Of dark blue
serge or Eabard!ne with a collar and
Guns OF skunk or squirrel This coat
should be bound with dark blue or
black Grosgrain ribbon.
Brown or gray 6Evctyn will also be
very effective with this model.
Nclours. velvet duvct de laine and
the wool materials are also well
suited TO this design.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
One LITTLE PIMPLE
SP0ILS A
BEAUTIFUL Face

No matter how perfect the features.
now radiant the complexion, Just one
iittle pinple Will spoil II all
Not always can these little facial
blemishes DO prevented. for they may
be caused by the too frequent use OF
irritating soaps, powders. rouge or
possibly impure blood.
Every care should be taken to pre-
serve tho skin. especially the face,
neck, arms and hands. Only the pur-
est and best sterilizcd toilet sonp
should be used to cleanse the skin
and when face powder must be en-
ployed. one Of the highest quality
should be selected.
When p'mple pops out on your
face you don't have to remain indoors
or try to hide 1t. Simply touch the
little spot with BLACK and WHITE
Ointment and 1t will vanish almost
like magic. This little aid TO beauty
should be kept on every womanis
dressing table. because II Is a neces-
sary toilet requisite for removing
other facial blemishos. such rs rough,
blotchy. saliow skin. The way IL
clears the complexion Is marvellous.
BLACK and WHITE Soap should
always be used with the Ointment.
Both are sold and guaranteed by all.
good drug stores ut csc each n pack
age, or the manufacturers Will send
postpaid on receipt OF soc
A sample OF BLACK and WHITE
ointment. literature and BLACK and
WHITE Birthday and Dream Book
Bent free II you will clip and mail this
advertisement to BLACK and WHITE,
BOX 1907, Memphis Tapn--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Cuts, Burns
Asm3in's Wizard OIL Safe Flint
AZ treatment

How often ioekjaw, blood poi.
Soning. the loss of an arm or leg.
or sometimes even life itself, re.
suits from the neglect of burn or
Little cutl Hamlin's Wizard Oil ia
. safe and effective first aid treat
ment 1t Is a powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied to wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger Of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
wizard on 4 GOOD dependable prep
sratton TO haya IN the medicine Oh est
for frot AID when the Doctor may DO far
away; y u soothing And mailing and
quickly drives out pain and ianamma-
sion In oasss OF sprains. bruises. cuts,
burma bites and stinEh Just ~ reiisbis
TOO for stin nook. sore feet. cold sores,
csnker sersa saracho and toothschs.
Generous stEs bottle ssc-
III you are troubled with constipation
% sioE heAdaoas Try Hamliu's Wizard
Liver whips. Just pleasant LITTLE PINK
oils at druggists for sec. Guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
WESTERN HEMISPHERE
IN ONE POSTAL TERRITORY
tentative Agreement Renched mt
Madrid by Representatives of
Two Americas.
icy Associated Press. l

IEy Associated Press
MADRID. Nov. l4.-"Ail countries
composing North. Central and South
America will form one postal terri
tory says tho official text Of the
tentative agreement adopted by the
delegates to the Postal Congress OF
Spain. the United States. Argentina
Bolivia. Brazil. Chile. Colombia. Costa
Rica' Cuba. Ecuador, Santo Domingo.
Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras. Mexico.
Nicaragua, Panama. Paraguay, Peru.
Salvador, Uruguay and Venezuela.
the agreement contains pro-
vision declaring for the obligatory
prepayment of postage on all classes
OF correspondence. except in case OF
letters. where certain tolerance will
be allowed for insufficient prepay
ment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
NOTED NOVELIST'S SON
IS SOON TO TAKE BRIDE
Engagement Of Robert u. Chambers
and Miss Grace II. Talbot
Announced.
icy Universal! Scrvict.J

NEW YORK, Nov. l4-Romance. ~
course. comes naturally 10 Robert
liusied Chambers. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert ". Chambers. OF 43 East
t.lFaty-thtrd street. The engagement
OF the son OF the famous novelist 10
MISS Grace Helm Talbot. niece OF Mr..
anu Mrs Victor Cumnock, has just
been announced.
Young Chambers is a junior at IIar-
ward. However. that docs not Ind!-
cate extreme youth. as he served Two
cn!!stmcnts al Plattsburg when only
seventeen He served in a machine
gun corps and was about t. receive
commission when the armisticc WAS
signed. The young man plans 10 Coi-
low In his fathers footsteps. He IS
on the editorial stan OF the Har-
ward Magazine and has two stories
accepted by McClure's Magazine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15

:, MISE lane Scales. daughter OF Mr..
~. Wellington Cobb. has been at
;hnr Ion, attending the dances given
Ter home ON West "G Fr M H'u Street ct
today Miss Scales is member of
mo younger society set here and has
h"' Nvt been formally introduced TO
,N the Woman. Club.
IN interesting lecture will be
INtn az tho Woman's Club this after
M,eiD"nss. Of Spray. \. G. on tho sub
r"reisn ,Sistors.", Mrs. Mcbane has
] New Yd 14FE9 wa aldasaGss and
'n"ny places IN tho South. and her
"dIress before the members OF tho
cub and their guests promises 10 he
IN event Of unusual interest. Mrs
Allison Hodges Is chairman OF the
Mrs. Mobanc served abroad with
MISS Anne Morgan and Mrs. y. Nj.
llykc on tho American Committee for
Devastated France and WAS received
- tho Queen OF Rumanii during her
wor& In that country. The usual in
leaving for CALIFORNIA;. 49,,
Mrs. r. ,Corwin Dutro and her
ION Harrison a, .t:dgcwood." il.
charles city County. are returnins
winter. They viii spend the winter
months at the Arlington Hotel in
Santa barbara.
Mrs. Dutru and her daughter VIII
DO 1T Richmond at the jefferson
Iiot"l for few days this week. be
TORE leaving tor the West. They cX-
prci 10 spend several weeks in Wash
.Igtot and st Louis, where they viii
~. extensively entertained. Mas
Dutro Is the author OF several novels
mi plays for tho silent drama
81" las bccu spending the past s!H
..rrLs ia Virginia With relatives.
iiridr Entertained.
MISS Martins Morton. whose mar
riAEc VIII take place December -,
20 john Knox hughes. OF Durham, =.
80 WAS ia. guest OF honor OF one OF
tHc most attractive parties OF the
@rdson Thursday afternoon. when
Air-- ". r. Lea and Miss Alice Lea
entertained with "a six-tablc bridge
uariy AT Mrs. Lca's home in South
boston. Tho reception hall ana
pnrIrr were ari;stically decorated
w'th potted plants and shaded lights.
CARRYING out the color schcm" OF
pink, Yellow and green. Etringed
orchestra played during the after
ayuu. uud at the conclusion OF the
gam. Il guest OF honor prize was pre-
tentci 10 tie brlu to- be, and the
Top score prize to Miss Rebckah lrDy.
1hrc. young girls. Misses Marcia
I'cnick, Mary Gates aah Nancy Lea.
served rrircsh'nenta. Among those
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

.oNANcoCK. VA. Nov. IL-Miss Carolyn
csten. eng Cape Gha ' We're IL ra lqSiI
81 ite home Of the brides sister. Mrs j.
Brooks Mapp. the Rev. Frank \. Rdout
"f tho Episcopal church officiating. They
WY reside at Cape Charles.
I.YNCHDURG, VA. Nov 14-Str. and
Mrs. X. G.; Galloway have issued invita-
Ions for the marriage Of their daughter,
/. Jones. which WIN take place tho even.
ing OF November 20. at Grace Memorial
Episcopal Church.
WINCHESTER. VA. Nov. 1i--Announcc.
inr rs II made here Of the marriage az u
"n November 4. OF Alfred Pritchard Mar.
nail or Clearwater. Fla. and Miss Aicx-
nM M, 1Sssi% r,; Ghss1nt. 1anshter Of John
- son Of NJ ana r. hG or,degfoon Is
formerly OF Berryvillc. Va.
:, wISCHEsTER: VA. Nov. 1A--Mrs. w.
nc marriage Of hsr daughtsr.. Miss Io! Nat
r u" nmop Poe. 10 Ralph ". Levi. OF Ber-
's"ySl. Novembe, O., Tie BRIDE wa, t for.
Memorial Hospital. "'"'S'e'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
After the Flu" or Any
Severe Sickness
You Must Enrich the Blood t.
Restore Strength

To overcome weakness after any
severe sickness nothing equals Vinol,
our cod liver and iron strength
creator and ybuilder-because in
n natural manner Ninol creates thou
sands of red corpuscles and enriche s
tho blood. auickens circulation. in
crcase3 the appetite, promotes sound.
refreshing sleep, and soon the entire
system is filled with renewed life,
vitality and energy.
Mrs. Chna- Moone says: "Innucnza
left her SO weak she could hardly
walk. but yinoI quickly restored her
strength tho Same AZ II has for n
great many OF her friends who have
been ILL.,"
Your druggist sells vinoi: there
fore, do not accept any substitute.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Berliner Holds Palm
for Many Marriages
III, rnIycr.aI ScryIce.J

BERLIN, Nov. IA Berlincr
holds ubnt Ii probably the worlds
record for matrimonial bravery.
Tiis II proven by Professor Sill
brrEirit I'm the statisticaI yearbook
for Berlin just issued.
This particular citizen OF Berlin
has been widowed nevcrai times
and divorced several times, and
has recently taken his ninth bride
20 the altar.
Ono man hns Ind eight wives,
one his HiHth. two their hfth
wives, according TO the statistics.
In each case the men avoided
picking widows, renI or ErnsS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-15
Young Tirpit4 BECOME. Reporter.

u! ut N''RE ''CT NlCCJ
BERLIN. Nov. 14.-Wolfgang Won
T!rp!tz. son Of Grand Admiral Won
TirpitZ, famous as the Father OF the
t-boat War" is now ship news re-
porter in Hamburg.
TirpitZ was an officer on the Mainz
when that light cruiser was sunk to-
Eethcr with the Cologne in battle
with British warships off IIcliroland
carly IN tho war. Ho was rescued
and FOR more than three years was a
prisoner OF war IN England. Accord