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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
AIIcec Infringement, of Right.

~. ArguInent IN ihc ,AHo u IilgMUs -
the Dethol Manufacturing Company
Fin the Chanccry Court Wa ,onc!ud.
Fed yesterday afternoon after near.
Ling OF severai days, and The case was
taken under Amusement hy Judge
EAFiIliaIn a MOncure. The Guestior
at issue concerns certain rights Of
tmanufacture OF poison which is
used for tn. destruction
slf yermin and Insects. Il TX ALLEGED
Effiat infringclncnts o. rights Of the
EpIRintin are made by the defendant
lEand the suit hinges g-ound Ihiy
IHontention: Attorneys y. ". pat;sr-
Hefendant and Attorneys Guy NazaI-
EEoge and Lewis c. Williams the
sfsihlntiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

third and concluding days Sos
sion, Dover baptist Associn ton.
Grace street Church. 10.
Tennis Tournament, Country
Club bf Virginia tciub champion
ship, 3i3O.
Meeting of Hoard of Directors,
Chnmbrr of Commerce. 4.
baseball, boulevard Field. Rich
mond vs.. Su1ioik. I:3u.
Retail Clerks Association, Ar
c:dr building, =.
Open air motion pictures. Com
mUnity Recreation ion,
Monroe Park, =.
Crab Feast. RiChmond L"dEc of
F:IlSs, t;lk>' Home. $40.
Lyric, Vaudeville mud Nation
Pictures, ::;3o. = and o::sa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Capture Launch Containing whisk y

Capture OF a lAunch. thirty scvcn
feet long. containing eighty quarts
OF whisky. al Norfolk. was reported
to :. Il Rramc, Federal prohibition
agent for the southern division. with
headquarters in Richmond, yesterday.
The boat is alleged TO have been
Transporting whisky from a Greek
vessel and the liquor sold on land
Customs Collector Hamilton fined the
owners az the Greek vessel 500 for
having dutlblc goods not declared in
the manifest, according to the report
received by Mr.. Frame.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
e. ana n. ou,r;n,. ,-,

J"Flsdlctl"n OF r. NJ EraIidcr. ii
VISION freight agent Of the Chesa
pc"kc and Ohio Railroad. and &. g.
hcarhart. ir.. travelling freight agent.
mas been extended To cover the entire
Eastern general division of the road
!" Hinton. w Va. east. and includ
ing Grccnbriar division. Official an
nounccment Of the appoinimcnis
were made yesterday by \ T.. Gilbert,
general frciGh; agent OF tho road
They viii become effective on August
Hoth OF tn" newly appointed Of
hcials will have their Offices i'm Rich
mond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
InNtrnnr WI I.c i.mcni.

Anon: guests ~ ,hc National
Guard cngaHpmcnt al Camp lee wili
De Governor DAVIS and his personal
s'hh and AdJutaEt General 10 Lane
stern 20 witness The gcSimcnial re-
view on IN" final day. July - The
Guardsmcu probably Win b, insnc,,t
ed ny General Buadv
On Friday night officers % Camp
Ice VIII give Il dance la the hostes,
nous comp.Imcntary l" officers OF
M FSin-a Natlona! Guard Music
VII! be furnished by the camp band
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
IL Granted Iinhc.. ror,,,,

'l,'lIE" sergeant j NJ. Duffy re-
turned ,mpty-handcd yesterday
gpuc 10 bring back ~ 9 FrnnI;Ii,,
On a charge OF nonsupporj Frank
in succeeded in preventing ms -
turn TO Richmond through h.hcas
corPuS nr"gc"Ginga. Detective Sci-
feani w T. Wnyuack is al spar
row Pcirt. Va. TO firing nacn :,
prisoner wanted Also on 4 uonfup.
port charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
c. & Q. TRAIN al DERAlLED
split switch at old Point junction
Cause Coach. Express mud
Wall (ars tn lcINc Irn,h

berai men, -: ;hrc" coaches of
tram 40 81, Chcsap.hkc ana ohio.
arlaN"h The acriva! OF the train one
hpur Last might when the coaches
Splii "a switch near Qua Poin, June
ion No one VAS hurt. altaoUgh one
PASSENGER coach EXPRESS and mail
car figured IA IN. accident. Condur-
i3F George Wright and Engineer
lHrhn were IN charge of the train.
WHsh was comm. from Fortress
Monroe 10 richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
McirI,n,ns1cr I,nn-. ~

i. y. Bowry. aged ST. who for many
years has been wCighmaSrcr in the
First Market, is SUFFERING; from "A
slight stroke OF paralysis Nir.
Rowry has been AN employee OF the
city Tor many years, and IL petition
OF III. Wavcrly Melton, Alderman from
jefferson Ward. 10 have his name
placed on the supcrannuaicd list and
approved by the Council Committee
on Finance Tuesday night viii come
before the Council at il. next regular
meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Would Enlnrrr r"stnnlrc I.nhnr

kecorimcndat!on that ans main lob
10y on IN" second iiuur Of the Federal
"uliilnS De rcmoG.llcd TO house mo
additional Offices needed since tho
onsoI!dation o: the revenue districts
TO Rirhmnnd. has been made BY Post
NLa'ter Hay 7. Thornton. custodian
"i 'nc bHi!ding No reply has been
received 10 his recommendations. nj.
,houSh u Is probable that ,hcv vIll
ne hGrcp,ed. Collector Monc,Ir. 10
or""u'd' Sinc" 'nc-Sins al the Offices
ounce SpaC" OF seventy i've hv nire
rect added 10 his Offices in mis- 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Con,ic,ed Of .,o,,u, Ii,

G. y Jiicy, barber OF I2ni Wcs,
Main street, yesterday was fined $50
in MUSINGS Cour; and sentenced 10
one month IN JAN for storing LIQUOR
IN has shon IN violation Of the pro.
hibition law. The PRISON sentence
was suspended and he was placed in
charge Of Rev. Gary Montague, pro-
baton Offices,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
,i,-sr .u,n Inv yio,,,i,

q NI1I'V "nN OF INC speed O-di-
,'nSt and reckless driving tho follow
ihE "tf. arrested Yesterday and VIII
'.c tr.eG this morning IN Police
Cyourt WI! Atm Taylor. coicrod. g3s
,"''n 'GhpardE street; j. ". Peas
EenHO!e, colorrG. .Sli T. Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

IE"'ththtlo' - VICTORY m,I.,Is
given by the United States goy.ru.
lnent 10 al eN- service men. as w"ll
tne!r ives i'm service. viii ho mnIc
70 kifhm"nd men by Richmond Pos,
40. American Legion. on Noycm.
ncr Al. appropriate exercises wi!l b.
held. Medals Will bc nrcSortrb ~
icSion throuShou; Tho country in
every city and county in which There
Is post on TINT day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
sswin lie satisfied Win 10000,

%FThat total o! $4,000 pcopl. in
&RschHnond would show a satisfactory
and healthy growth in Richmond.
IPssCYilfiam y. Dabney. husincss manager
E43f the Chamber o. Commerce. slated
While Mr.. Dabney still
Bsopea for. 10000. but said he would
Hot be disappointed 81 the returns do
3S0t fAll below. 165, 900,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
rather Work Thn, r,x 49,.

';iEhr Pigkies William starting
ihy,"r' all colorcd. were
nWrIncIons from = Chesapeake and
~ .ar MI three were fined S.,
MN MA costs IN Police Court. One pai r
lake The a road The other two elected u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Farmers of IN" Glendale District will
hold Il meeting IN the interests of dairy
ing ihis afternoon at , o'clock At Runuy-
mead" Farm feature OF the meeting
Will hc cattle Judging contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Marriage licenses were granted in
Washington Monday to Miss Lillian T..
Pcrduc and Howard NuCkcia. and Mics
Sarah Ecr'ha Wilson and John II. Ellison.
AL Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Policeman w r. Jones III the First
District. s. minus plain Ep!d band ring
which. according to IDl!C" reports. was
>;uicu -, tn. EauruSu Young Mems
Association,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
Pretty Crepe de Chine
Undergarments
At Special Lo7O Prices
July %,
l % u

Four Styles of Crepe de Chine Tcddies-
with bullt-up shoulder or satin strap. Some
have Georgcttc top, others very fine lace
edge and inserting. Very unusual at $39S.,
Satin ChemiIooms-or combination of
bloomer and camisoe-with very dainty
Georgcttc and lace yoke and Georgctte
rutfled bottom edged with Val Lady Fare
ribbon helps. to adorn them Priced $3.50.
Crepe dc Chine Night Gowns with
Georgette yoke, trimmed in dot Val. lace;
some have narrow strap shoulder, and
others have wide sleeve effect These have
dainty ribbon and rosebud trimmings also.
Formerly $l1.50, now SS.9S
Satin Skirts, with deep hounce of lace,
festooned with an underlay of net. Rose
buds help to beautify these, They come in
pink only, at $1,000
Satin Camsolcs of combination laces,
with strap shoulders, others with shirred
top, while others have tucked Georgette.
All sizes. Formerly 1898, now $29S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22


Farmer. Of ,ho Glendale pis,ric, will
ing this afternoon at , o'clock At Runuy-
mead Farm. feature OF the meeting
Mfrrl.se licenses wcg; granted , il
rctnd m i,GwaT %ut XII, i ni Ms
Sarah Ecr'ha Wilson and John II. Ellison
AL OF Richmond.
p3neins NH be- one Of III" features Of
t. \ oc5ck Tor IN. b"nsnt o Of The nsr;on
Heights catholic chuseh building fund.
meeting Of the Retail clerks Association
Ss h5a GSo2sS in Mc STfnaG n in9
OF thc House az Delegates. who Will make
MemhGrs, % N" Elk. have bccn invited
i.cdr. Of r:iks tonight AT $40 o'"io"t II,
tho Elks Homo. Eleventh and Marshall
j,11 band.
pcrar,ren, Tor authority 10 form ."c-
oud regiment Of infantry in Virginia. since
A1jnDn,- Gsncral io Lane Stern amnounc,
cd yesterday.
,ommt;,ce - The so9!h side Gi;issns'
.NSS'''a 'l''l ms neon talisI Tor July -
SION Of IMPROVEMENTS for iha, section o:
the city.
,. C.P,ol c',3E, l;9hEG; 10, d'2s; lnIcpcn,
?, -mission g nccunher p-cpcr,y II H.
lodE.S, q, ~: No-;h Twcn,y.sixih street.
N ho ' d%,ent of s+n6 Court yes'eTd'E' to
tho S" ~ WEhmo a as 'aT% ncd n
as MISUNDERSTANDING and wholesale husi
ms .Stcfts MaS c HTmfm m me t, ~
h"r o; Commerce Yesterday afternoon.
Committee Of Tho city schco, Hoard.
which met last night, prcrarcd rcnoris
T mnrf WI III suem Tdn at III" r"sIa-
teachers 70 ,hc city school force - : ''''''
-, ! mse,,gs Of n. directors @; The
room - 'hs chImhGr - discuss the east.
ne OF ihS chambers vote on labor
United States Chamber OF Commerce,
rny F' VIII mns,Sr {? h~ ri EniTs
an" .in Winghs,isr c"innanicS of the Ma
Totcc received 10y AGju,an,- General 10
Verdict was rendered for The Defendant
IN The cas-" OF crcnshaw Coal COMPANY
~. ih" West Virginia Coal Mining Com
August /. 1919. rhc case has been in
court for several days and concerns =,
contract
-, George w Guy; executive secretary Of
virginia. viii h.. tn" prir'!psl speaker ~
Radtord normal school! An ail-day
w.li be held Snturday a., RockbrSd."
laihs. st which Nh Guy Will sp"a. lie
will again speak al meeting in Harrison
burE Monday night.
who has boon occupying the pulpit OF
vii rr@bah!y l." called as The next u" min J..
mite" oi the church sunday morning.
rns mn"H iic. cn Xxx h.s been Without, a
!"nd w Smith early in the spring
HdS for furnishing the government a
Ia" meter v,n,ri.s used hy the soyern
99..r'oek, july %, h. announced yesterday,
Fans and sp"c'nyntiouS can he Obtained
W"shIasjon. "S W /, IN hcn Mn;a'I% Ia Sf
sncyi thg propositions and sites offered
on July -
IL. " s Grange: of Petersburg. de-
i!verrd me principal lecture at the month
y meeting o' the Richmond .Op,om";ric
tor.um Tuesday. ~: J. H. u.wkins
r t =, pr Granger spoke ON ''roxcma,
"rh. Business Side OF ortomctrv" Writ;
ten by, q, leslie Hall, was read by u.
\ number OF names % men over ca
tired uuon rcay hinc tina, age. according
4" recent order from Washington were
,anmlt,.h ~ Posimas,cr Hay r. Thorn.
''"Sl TWO years NOR. service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Dancing VIII b" ono Of III" features OF
a lawn Marty to he given N 122 Virginia
Avenue. Barton Heights. tonight from
to - "'rluck. for IN. benefit Of the Ha-ton
Heights catholic chut,h building fund.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Application has boon made to tho War
Department Tor authority 10 form n s"c-
oud regiment Of infantry III Virginia. since
thr INST reg mcnt has been completed
Aiiniant General j" Lane Stern announc-
"I yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Members of N" l:llSs have been invited
10 crab feast Ia hc given the Richmond
i."dc. "f :lks tonight at $40 o'clock IN
tn" Elks Homo. Eleventh and Marshall
streets Muse VIII hc furnished by u
j,X1 band.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

An iHaor;sn; meeting Of tho executive
committee ~ the Son,h Side ,'iti2rns'
iimStirrs Court. Fart H.. for III" discus
SION Of improvements for that section 81:
Tho c.tv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Capitol city Lodge. No. 695S Indcpcr-
dent order OF odd Fellows. WAS granted
p'rmissi"n - nccumhcr property ~ IN"
lodge at ri: North Twcniy.Sixth Street.
tho CNtcnt Of $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

All Eicnmond clerks are invited to 4
meeting of the Retail Clerks Association
tonight AZ o'clock in tn" Arcade Build
ms, - hear George L.. Wilcox. - member
Of thc House az Delegates. who VIII make
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22
LITTLE GIRLS GIVE PARTY
FOR ICE AND MILK MISSION
Fronts of - sale az Lemonade
.3rc Turned Over To The
Iimcs-HiSputch.

Five little girls Of Hanover Avenue
held lemonade party Tuesday and
tho profits of 50 We're Immediately
turned over 10 The Times Dispatch
Tee and MIX Mission. which is doing
So much to relieve The suffering OF
tho poor Of Richmond.
The following are thankfully ac-
knOwl"dgcd:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Inserts tn outgoing mails. advertising
tho advantages az Richmond az y loca, ion
as a manufacturing and wholesale husi-
ness CCn;"r was decided II "a meeting Of
IN" advertising committee OF tho Cham
Der OF Commerce Yesterday afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Dr. Henry y. Grclscmcr. OF baltimore.
wh" mas been occupying the pulpit %.
Emmanuel Baptist church since May /.
VIII probably h" called as the mex; min
ist"r AZ meeting Of tho pulpit COM
mite" ot the church Sunday morning
ImmanuyI Church has been withou, "A
pastor sine" the resignation OF Rev. Lee
!""d w. Smith early in the spring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

l'idN for furnishing the government a
E;nt"6S, 81 900 SQUARE feet; 10 house
Ih' motor vehicles used hy the govern
men; in RICHMOND. VIII hc received by
ioSimasi.r Hay 7. Thornton M to ;
nC'"ck, IulH % H. announced yesterday.
flhnS and sp"r'ilghtInuS can he obtained
rom NJ Thornton. + q. Mal!a!.ru. OF
Washington. vi. hr in Richmond TO in
sncyi tn propositions and sites offered
on july -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

George w. Guy. executive secretary Of
n" Co-on"rativc Education AsSociat lion OF
virginia. will h" tn" prir-ip.l speaker At
Community League meeting today at
Radtord Normal school. An all-day
ricnic in he interests ~ The Leagues,
VIII be held Saturday at Rockhr!drn
Baths. at which Mr.. Guy will sn"a.. lie
wall again speak AZ meeting in Harrison
burg Monday night,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Major Alfred Brandt. Of IN, United
states Army Will muster the Nlcxpndria
and Winch"stcr ccinpnnics OF tho Ma
- and 30 rcsprctiyclv nccordinr IN =
H"iicc received hy Adjutant-General 10
Lane Stern yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

y meeting OF the electors o. the
chamher Of Commerce will h" held this
afternoon at o'clock in the boards
room ~ the chamber 90 discuss the east
inE OF the chambers vot" on labor
policies In tho national referendum OF the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Verdict was rendered for the Defendant
Yesterday In the Law and Equity Court
In tn case OF crcnShaw Coal COMPANY
~. The West Virginia Coal Mining com.
pany FOR $3.50. o.. with interest from
court for several days and concerns !,
contract
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Committee NJ the city School Hoard.
which mot last night. PREPARED rcror;.
which VIII To- submitted At tn" rogula :
meeting Friday evening recommending
the appointment OF several additional
teachers 10 the city school force
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

hr, W ). Grange: ~ Petersburg do
lIHrrcI the principal lecture at the mont H.
y meeting OF the Richmond Optom"tric
society held in the jefferson Iioi.! audi
tnr'um Tuesday ~; j. H. Hawkins
rtrs'I'' pT Granger spoke ON ''roxcma.
anu iis Relation 20 Vision" y paper on
The business Side OF Optomctry." writ
ten by q Leslie Hall, was read by h.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-22

Years %; age. who AUTOMATICALLY are re-
urea uuon rca, hinc ihat age. according
I" Frr"ut order from Washington were
submitted ~ Postmaster Hay r. Thorn.
ton Yesterday being capable OF at
Icdst twp years NOR. service,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07
|Gl1ffs}1inlI|s{IERa Bride
osrrssAed 1910 b. Tho ri $50 asau.a.Asa,,.a.
Vewpp1E atsprzpAxxsatss

OF clever beauty stunts from her
mother, who had to keep her muscles
flexible, for she never could tell when
a scenario would require her to jump
from a bridge to a moving train, or
to slide down rope on the smokey
side of a conflagration.
Chrys and l had never guessed
that movie artists have to work all
the time in order to earn their sala-
ries. AIMS exercises made a great
hit with US. copied her list-it was
made by very famous physician.
Over the top of it | scrubbed "How
to Keep Lovely Figure"
Before exercising, one ought to
have all the windows of the room
opened wide. Of course, one doesn't
have to get out of bed to open the
windows if one has slept as one
should, with them open all night.
Ann exercises in bed can be con-
densed in these words:
1-Tense the leg muscles from the
toes to the body. First extend toes
as far as you can, then grip by fore
ing toes towards the heels, at the
same time making the muscles of the
leg hard to the body. Relax, tense
again, alternate movements five
times, relax and rest.
2-Tense hands and arms in the
same way. Extend fingers as hard
as you can, making muscles hard to
the shoulders, grip fingers, shut fist
hardening muscles to the shoulders.
Repeat five times, return to the leg
exercises, then back to the arms.
3-Tense the abdomen, making it
as hard as possible, at the same time
knead the abdomen with the hands.
Push the pillow under the hips
tnd go through the movement of rid
ing bicycle.
with legs extended in the air,
move each leg from side to side, al
lowing one to pass over the other.
6-Sit up in bed and sway the
body from side to side as far as you
can, then forward and backward,
and from side to side as much as pos
sible, compelling the spine to bend
from the small of the back up to the
head and forward and backward.
This exercise loosens up the spine
and invigorates the nerves that are
sent to the lower part of the body.
Then follow with twisting move
ment, attempting to look over the
shoulders.
Get on the knees and elbows,
then push the body forward as far
as possible without falling on the
face. Then push back as far as pos
sible. Go back and forth while in
this position until tired. Then drop
first the right and then the left
shoulder while the hips are elevated.
Ann also had some exercises for
improving the neck, but these Chrys
and l decided not to use. Chrys had
heard of cases of goiter which had
developed when girls had too zeal
ously twisted their necks in order to
fill out the hollows in their necks.
Keeping at her exercises was the
one thing Ann persisted in.
why" | asked her one morning.
81 wouldn't lose my shape for any
thing in the wide worldw she replied
as seriously as if she was speaking OF
a life-and-death matter.
Oh la LAP said myself to myself
"Jane Lorimer, | guess you can put
your one special worry out of your
mindp'
ITO Be Continued.)
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07
Lioness Steak Proves
asteless And Stringy'

PARIS, May IA music hall
favorite ate roast lion for her lun-
cheon here recently at special gath
ering at Marguerry. The dish was
introduced between frogs and snails
but, according to an epicure who at
tended, lion filet will never become
popular. The animal, a young lion
ess, known as Mascot in a local
menagerie, was accidentally killed by
her trainer. The meat was said to
be "tasteless and stringy."
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07
IF YOU NEED A medicine
YOU SHOULD have The BEST

Although there are hundreds of preparations
advertised, there is only one that really stands
out pre-eminent as a medicine for diseases of the
kidneys, liver and bladder.
Dr. Kilrners SwampRoot is not recommend
ed for everything
A sworn certificate of purity is with every
bottle You may receive a sample size bottle of
Swamp Root by Parcel Post. Address DR.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghainton, N. ", and enclose ten cents.
For sale at all drug stores in large and
medium size bottles also mention this paper
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07

During the last six months of 1919
the Bureau of Internal Revenue dis
covered 295,977 delinquent taxpay-
ers and collected $19,051, 238 in de-
linquent taxes and penalties.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07
Privy Councillor Of
Japan Dies, Aged 80

HONOLULU, May 6-Viscount M.
Sugi, privy councillor, died today
aged 80 years, according to a Toxic
telegram to Nippu Jill.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07
THE BOOK OF ANN
d7ps15$hded 1910 b/ The

Get An Insight Into AIMS Early
Morning Beauty Exercises.
some things Ann can do much bet
Ter than Chrys and l. She can bow
most charmingly and dare divincely.
She is as timber as a professional
dancer. Chrys and l discovered one
morning how she keeps fit. We went
TO ner room to ask her to walk with
US IN the big Lorimer park. 1t was
a most alluring spring morning, but
Ann wasn't up. She preferred to
take her exercises in bed, she said.
1t seems that she has learned a lot
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-05-07
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