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clincd to discuss this re-
port beyond saying the information
seemed to be moro direct and circum-
4 Free Prescription Docs Its Work
Overnight. You Cnn Prepare 1t
mt Your Home.

New York-1t Is my own discovery
and IL takes one night To get such
marvellous results. says Mae Edna
Wilder. when her friends ask her
about her wonderful complexion and
the improved appearance of her hands
and arms. You can do the same thing
If you follow my advice. she says.
| feel 1t my duty To tell every girl and
woman what this wonderful prescrip-
tion did for me. Just think of 1t.
All this change In Il single night. |
never tire OF telling others just what
brought about such remarkable re-
suits. Here is the Identical formula
that removed every defect from my
face. neck. hands and arms Until
you try 1t you can form no idea OF
the marvellous change IL Will make in
Just ono application. The prescr!p-
ton which you can prepare ut pour
own home Is as follows: Go to any
grocery and get ten cents worth OF
ordinary oatmeal. and from any de-
pnrtmcnt or drug store bottle OF
Dcrwillo. Prepare the oatmeal as
directed in every package of Derwillo
Before applying Dcrwiiio cleanse the
SIX In thoroughly with a good cleans
ing cream. U.iska cold cream | have
found TO be the best.) The frs, APP
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD WAR
RISK BUREAU, Is CHARGED
Warrants Served New Britain
Lawyer and Another Mnn,
both War Veterans.

y pS. AsSoClatcul EcSsl
NEW HAVEN. CONN. July 10
Warrants from the Office of the United
States District Attorney were served
today upon Daniel O'keefc. an at
torpcy of New Britain, and Aloysius
Young. OF that city. both war vet
Grams. charged with attempting to de-
fraud the Federal War Risk Bureau
1t is stated by Assistant District
Attorney Cohen that William II. Sails
bury. employed by the disability COM
pensation Office at Buffalo, y. Y. also
is being held for hearing. Ii is
alleged that various persons have had
scheme to secure insurance of vet
Grams of the late war who have dis
ability claims pending, payment
and promise of payment OF a con-
siderable part of the expected relief
in consideration Of efforts TO expedite
approval and payment OF tho claim in
Washington.
Both O'Eeefc and Young were held
in $4,000 for trial before the United
States court at Washington. ID. Z.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

ter the King Of AraEon, mothcr-in-
law of Charles VII. or France accord
,,nS 10 Ernest l.esigne. author OF "Thc
writes:
sighted. Intelligent woman. who had
great influence on the weak King OF
France. Charles VII. In,spitc OF court
intrlEucs she strengthened the alli-
ancc OF France with CASTLE and the
pucky OF Milan, with Brittany and
lorraine. II was she who surrounded
the King witt clever and valiant cap
LA Hire. Naintraillcs
Duke OF hlencon. Richemont-whor re-
organized the army and became, by
their exploits the terror of the Eng
lish. IL was she who stirred up the
towns to realization of the peril
TO their country ana created a militia
1T was Io.audc OF Sicily who, con-
ncctcd with the houEcs of Bar and
lorraine. conceived the idea OF slim
ulatinE the Kings morale by invok-
ing the miraculous. and called Joan
from Donrcmy. the mad. already
known TO the Duke OF Lorraine.
Nhllc the presence OF Joan of Arc
cryStalized the resistance OF the
French the truth should he told about
iolandc of Sicily. The legend of the
Maid of Orleans is 4 beautiful one
ana cherished In France. but the wise
policy of Iolandc should be taught
as an example of the power OF wisdom
ana judgment in saving nation"
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stantial than similar reports since
Bergdoll's escape from his homo in
Philadelphia.
Famous In A Day For Her
Beautiful Complexion,
Oatmeal Combination Does It

plication will astonish you. II makes
the skin appear transparent, smooth
anu Veircty 1 especially recommend
II Tor dark. snllow skin. freckles, tan,
sun spots. coarse pores, rough skin
shiny nose. ruddincss, wrinkles and
IN iuct. every blcmish tho face, hands
anu arms arc heir to. IL your neck
or chest liz discolorcd from exposure.
apply this combination there md thu
oDJrctionable defect will disappear az
~ ny magic. II is absolutely harm
less ana Will not produce or stImu-
ii growth OF hair Since short
sicSrcs are In vogue IL is necessary
~ nave beautiful hands and arms. and
no matter how rough ana unEainiy
inc hands and arms. or what abuses
.ncy nave had through hard work and
nHpoSure 20 sun and wind, this com
Dihatlon viii work n wonderful ,rnna
Formations Thousands who are rsiny
had Hd'e
NoTE-To get tho best effect be ,u,. -
to'iow me complete directions contained
~ eEsty package OF Dcrwillo and IL Is 40
HHasnp'c lnat any one can use IT, and 40
ineNpcnsi'c that any girl or woman can
nnord H. Department a.or-s and drn,
Ris,s guarantee that there viii be mo-
tccabIc Improvement after the FIRST an
phcn;ion or they will refund tho money
IL lh sold In this city at all toilet counters
under money refund guarantee, inciud-
inE tn" Tragic. the Grant and the Miller
Drug Co'npa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
5000 DRAFT EVADERS
ARE NOW UNDER SENTENCE
Thirty Thousand Cases Arc Yet to lie
Tried In VARIOUS Federal
Courts.
tBy Associated prcss.l

w y S III NC TON. JuIy lo.-Five
thousand draft cvadcrs have been
convicted in Federal courts and given
sentences of from thirty days to one
year in prison, according to rcpor,s
compiled today at the Department Of
Justice. Thirty thousand case re-
main to be investigated. but officials
said today rapid progress was being
made in rounding up the delinouents.
The figures II was explained. do not
include cases Of persons who were
called in the daft and deserted, as
such cases are handled by the milf
tary authorities
So far approximately 275,Oo0 cases
of delinquents-mcn who succeeded
in avoiding actual entrance into the
scrvtcc-havc been investigated by
the department.. out of n total of
3iS,3l4 reported. The results OF the
investigation show about 1000 cases
OF failure to register and an equal
number OF fake queStionnaires.
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'BRg /: STORY is
ri BRANDED AS FABRICATION
Howard Flgg Denies ii. c. l.. Cam
paign Statement by Discharged
49, Woman Clerk.
NO POLITICS IN APPOINTMENTS
Senate Committee Investigating Pre-
Convention Campaign Expenses
Concludes S.. Louis Hearing
With Inquiry Into Activities.
inv Associated pres.i

-
-iIyYASflINGToN. July 1o.-Howard
FtSFYepecial assistant to the Attor-
lek-aeneral :n charge of the high
costef living campaign issued a
Btatement today denying charges of
Miss Olivia R-ueEccman before the
Senate campaign committee at St
fsouis yesterday that the high cost
Pr living campaign had been used to
Sirther Attorney General Palmers
fahPaisn for the Democratic nominal
Hon for the presidency. He also de-
Med That Miss BruegEeman had been
aigrnissed from the Missouri living
Cost cam paign because she was Re
publican.
.ss Miss Olivia Brucg state
Inents as reported in the press dis
patches are absolutely false and not
based lnpon facts in any instance"
said lMr. FiEs's statement. Miss
Brnesgeman was discharged by Miss
Lefty. State chairman for Missouri.
Tor Sinefiiciency and disloyal;y"
~ = Cautioned Against Politics.
= Referring 10 Miss Bruesgcman's
charges that the high cost OF living
Campaign had been used TO boost
Palmer for President. Mr.. Figc's
statement said: Every speaker had
specific instructions before leaving
that this was a campaign TO reduce
the high cost of living in the interest
of the American people, and that poll
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VILLA WILL START NEW WAR
IF HIS TERMS ARE NOT MET
Sends Word Tint His Proposition to
Turn Good Citizen Lasts
tniit 18TH Only.
Agan

Ell PASo. TEN, July lO.-Tran-
cisco villa sent word TO the border
today by one OF his agents that re-
lection Of his terms By the new
would cause him to start
a new reign Of terror in Northern
Mexico. Villa. II was said has discon-
his operations until July Is,
as the result Of an arnisticc ar
ranged In negotiations last week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
NEW LINE TO WEST COAST
New Orleans VIII Operate Steamers
10 Pacific Bct:innlnE In
Au.ISt.
Try Associated Press.

! NV associated l!css.'
NEW ORLEANS. July l0.-An-
rouncement was made By the New
Orleans Association of Commerce to-
day OF completion or the organiza-
ton of steamship company which
will operate vessels between New Or
leans and tho Pacific Coast. The frs;
vessel. the E!dorado, will leave here
in August.
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ties should not play any part. In
building up their organization and
appointing people liz the States to
carry on the work they were told
that they should be appointed for
efficiency. ability and standing in the
community regardless OF their politi-
cal faith"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
Goitra Under Fire.

The committee concluded its hear
ings here today with the examination
OF several minor witnesses who gave
information simplifying that pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11

1t is important, in that the well
fare of more than 100000 persons
are involved.
1t is big in that we strive for the
betterment Of every Richmond
business enterprise and every Rich
mond home.
1t is sacred because the name of
our great city-RICHMOND-
sacred.
We invite the serious co-opera-
ton of the public. If you find in
print advertised claims which
prove to be untrue or inaccurate;
it you have suggestions to make in
behalf of better business, the Blu
reau wants your assistance. The
Bureau will act always in strictest
confidence, always constructively,
always impartially.
S. It. LEANING,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
We VIII Work Together

ONLY by serving the public can
~ we successfully serve the bust
ness interests Of Richmond.
We want the public to realize
how important is fair dealing in the
mind of Richmond business.
The several score Of business en-
terprises that have united to estab-
lish the Better Business Bureau
have done so with this thought: A
voice through which the public or
any individual Of the public can
speak Con matters Of trade) will
help US TO see our problems AS
THE PUBLIC sees them. And
when we-business and the public
readily can understand each other,
then the most fruitful source of
goodwill" will be operative.
This is a splendid task-to be the
voice Of the trading public.
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Kenyon Criticize. Department..

ST LOUIS. July l0.-Rcpeal of the
appropriation granted by the last
Congress 10 the Department of JUS
ticc TO fight the high cost Of living
Will be demanded by Senator Kenyon
on the ground that il was used pri-
rnarily TO boost Attorney General a..
Mitchell Palmer for the Democratic
presidential nomination. the Senator
announced today.
Senator Kenyon. chairman OF the
Senate committee investigating prcsi-
Dental campaign expenditures, which
is holding hearings here. said he was
Convinced that little of this appro-
prin;ion was used 10 fight the high
cost OF living"
Senator Kenyon pointed out that
the investigating committee was in
structcd by Congress to investigate
presidential campaign expenditures
nominees. Campaign activities OF
Governor Cox and Senator Harding
probably would be looked into" he
said.
He said he was convinced from tho
testimony presented before the com
mittec that the manner in which the
Department of Justice had used the
high cost of living appropriation had
been "A great misuse of public funds.
The appropriation totaled around
100000, Senator Kenyon thought.
The Senator's statements were
made in an informal talk TO newspa-
pcrmcn and were not TO be consid-
cred as emanating from the commit
tee itself, he said.
Goltrn Under Fire.
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YOLANDE, OF SICILY, WAS
REAL HEROINE OF FRANCE
Maid of Orleans beautiful Legion hut
Another Woman WINS Power
behind Throne.

tBy Universal Scrvicc.l
PARIS. July 10.-The real heroine
OF Franco was not the Maid of Or
leans. but Tolandc OF Sicily. daugh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-11
GROVER BERGDOLL AGAIN
LOCATED FOR OFFICERS

Department of Justice Advised Tint
E"cnpcd Millionaire Convict Is
In North.
WASHINGTON. July 1o.--Thc' de-
partment received Information today
that Grover Cleveland Bcrgdoll had
been located In the northern part of
the country and If this information
proves correct his arrest is expected
shortly.
Officials OF the department. de-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Santa Floods Harding
Home With Presents.
Polite, ., Put One side For Day BY
Fuiur. white House Tenants

Marion. q 1t was a real Christ
mas al the home Of Presidential
and Mr. Harding in Mt Vernon
avenue There were no political
conference just Christmas
Immediately after breakfast al the
Harding home. Mr. and Mir liar-
ding began 20 take peep at what
Santa Clau. had been sending for
TIE last two weeks or more There
we're literally hundreds 81 them.
ranging from cigarettes To- Georgia
possums Not single prcsen, was
opened until Christmas morning
The only company that the fu
turc tenants ~ the White House cN-
pcctcd or had prepared for during
the day wcrc half dozen newspa-
pr men. They were invited in by
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

The Lake Poets. ~. Ink. school,
the Lakists. were names given 10y
British critics about the heeiuu.us 81
the past century. to certain brother
hood 81 poets. who haunted for some
years about the lakes - Cumberland.
England" and who were crruurou~ly
thought to have united upon some
settled theory or principles ~ compo.
sitlon and style Wordsworth. Souihcy
and Colrridgc were regarded ns the
chief representatives Of this so-callr'i
school. but Lamb. Lloyd and Wilson
were also included undsr the same
designation
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
CARTFRSvILLI

Mr. " : Parsons and family have
moved 20 Bcrca.
Mr. u VI Carter and son we're IN
Bsrca Friday on business.
Mr. 4. VI Carter took Nmas with
her son. Mr. - VI Carter and fam
iIy
The stork visited the home Of Mr..
and Mrs sherman Robinson Sunday
the 18Th. and left them @ girl
The mars friends ~ Mr.. SUSIE
Halcomb viii be glad TO know that
she is able 60 be- out again.
Mr. Walter McNclla ha. opened up
barber shop a. Cartcr,llle.
Mrs Julia Wcddle b, ,'' 20. this writ
NIX
Mr. and Mr. &. ) Roop ray, an
Nmas dinner sunday 2Gth.. an the
children and grand children being
present
Mr. and Mr.. 2acs Hester have
moved to Nh. Adii, Davis farm
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Pig Clubs Increase
Pure Bred Animals.

Pure bred hogs have rapidly in
creased IN Breckinridge County since
the beginning Of pig club work there
in 1918, according 10 report Of
County Agent. Joseph larth. At
the time the work was started there
were only five pure bred Poland
China and two Duroc Jersey herds in
the county At the present time.
more than 2G farmers and sons Of
farmers IN the county are breeding
pure bred hogs on fairly eNten-
siye scale. In addition a large mum
Der Of pure bred gilts and sires have
been bought into that section Of the
state
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

near rrcachcr-yillc and Mr. and MR.
Eynum Davis have moved To the
house vacated by them
Cupid has been very busy during
Nmas Miss Boonic Day. daughter
~ Mr. Samuel Day. and Mr Frank
Wyhc. son ~ Frank Wylic. ST. were
united In marriage Dee. 2ith
Mr. James Holman and Miss Mary
Tlnchcr were quietly married Dee
gath The bride - the daughter of
Mr. Jams Tincher. and Is IL year,
~ age The groom Is the son 81 Mr.
james Holman and t. 10 year ~
az,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
The Perfect Man.

A young king once asked sage
what Kind ~ person he considered
was the most perfect. whom II would
be- wise n all men would initiate The
most perfect man" said the wise old
man. is no, he Who seems most per-
feet. hut D.. Who not only l. able to
discover that he Il imperfect. but also
strives through ne To amend his
faults as much n possible
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

Mr. and Mrs Harding 90 help cat
the turkey winch an admiring friend
had sent for the Christmas dinner
u was the frst Christmas Senator
Harding and Mrs. Harding had spent
IN their Marion home IN FIVE years.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
Worth Trying. Anyway.

Instead ~ trying Ia sec how much
trouble you can stir up, get busy and
help those who are IN trouble and SEQ
how much you will enjoy the change
Exchange.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30

They say that worry kills more than
work. This. perhaps, IL because 30
many people find II easier than work
and devote their time 10 it.-Boston
Transcript.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
An Objection.

We believe In telling the truth. hut
somehow or other We have no use for
the man who insists on telling the
truth Just 20 be- disarreeahlc
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-12-30
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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-11
AL, G, BARNES
CIRCUS COMING.
son. DAD AND GRAND DAD ALL
KIDS ON THE 21st.

Since prohibition went into effect
some good Iberians have not seen Sc
many queer looking animals as was
their custom in "the good old days
However, a rare chance to renew ole
acquaintance will be afforded or
September 2lst, Tuesday after next
when Al. G. Barnes will bring his
big four ring wild animal show to
New Iberia for a one day stand.
The old timers always say that
"where you have seen one animal
show you have seen them all'', but
really there usually are some new
features worth looking at and when
the tent is opened you can see these
cold timers" in line with the "kids"
waiting to get their tickets.
On Circus Day if you look well you
will see a few "old fellows" ashamed
to go to the show for themselves
who always "go just to take the
and some whose children
are now grown up, can be seen tax
ing borrowed" children to see the
sights, and when inside the tent it
would be hard to decide which enjoys
himself most six" or Sixty"
Human nature is strange thing.
A famous surgeon claims to make
old men young by grating unto
them a monkey gland, but on Circus
Day an operation is useless-just a
sight of the monkey does the work,
and grandson and grand father laugh
at the clown or feed peanuts to the
elephants with equal delight.
The announcement of the Barnes
performance will be found on page
me of this issue of the Iberian.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-11
PRIEST SAYS MASS AS WALLS
TOPPLE, KILLING WORSHIPERS

ROME, Sept. "a tragic and
memorable scene was enacted at Ma
rina, near Carrara, when the earth
quake shattered church where mass
was being celebrated. Father Frig-
gotti, the pastor, had just raised
the chalice in the most solemn mo-
ment of the service when the ceiling
of the edifice fell upon the congrega-
ton, killing many Of those who were
worshiping. The priest was struck by
falling fragments of the ceiling and
his hands and face were cut, but he
finished the service before
attending to the injuries of those
about him-Item
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-11
CITY SCHOOLS HAVE
LARGE ENROLMENT.
PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR MOST
SUCCESSFUL SESSION.

The City Public Schools opened on
Monday of this week with a splendid
enrolment in each of the five build
ings.
Of course the grounds had all been
cleaned off, the buildings freshened
up, floors oiled and disinfected, and
everything put in tip top shape.
At Julia Street the inside of the
five rooms We're nicely painted, which
will add much to their attractiveness.
The enrolment in the High School
building, including from the High Six
tn grade through the Eleventh, total
ed two hundred and thirty five on the
first day. Quite number have come
since the opening, bringing the total
at the close Of the week appreciably
above that mark.
Julia Street School comes next in
numbering two hundred
and three the first day.
The up town section seems to be
next populous, enrolling one hundred
and eighty children in Live Oak
School. The first grade alone in
Live Oak has sixty pupils.
Down town, Magnolia School, shows
a light attendance for the first day,
but here as at the other schools the
opening number of one hundred has
been materially increased, the figures
for the close Of the week being un-
available at this time.
In the two rooms at Madison Street
School Miss Lily Melanson and Miss
Pearl Simon have started out with
fifty four beginners.
This makes a total of seven hund-
.ed and seventy two white children
or the opening day, or probably
eight hundred and fifty by the close
If the week.
The teaching corps has been some
what strengthened even over the
strong faculty of last year, and a
yery promising session is in view.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-09-11
HARD WEEK ON
LAW BREAKERS.
THREE CROOKS LANDED BY
SHERIFF LANDRY'S FORCES.

Sheriff's Landry's Sherlocko has hac
"a busy season during the present
week, and has landed three trangres
sors in the coils of the law
First there was Doctor" c.. C.
Stafford a young colored fellow who
seems to have been enjoying a prof
table practice as doctor and druggist
combined, without taking the trouble
to get license.
A shipment of a case of medicine
containing two or three bottles, was
unprecedented at the depot in New Ibe-
ria where Or" Stafford had taken it
| for expressing to colored woman in
Berwick
Deputy George Colgin boarded the
same train, and seized the dope when
it was claimed at the other end of
the line; he also got the necessary
evidence to incriminate Stafford, who
was located in Crowley after some
little detective work, where he was
held by the Sheriff until Colgin ar
rived
Judge j. S. Power did his part to-
ward breaking up this dangerous bust
ness by putting a few months jail
sentence on the would be doctor.
Then a colored woman named Bech-
ey, employed at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. Riggs, got tangled up
with some property other than her
own, which called for some more de-
tective work
1t seems that fifteen or twenty dol
lars in cash, quite a lot of silver
ware and pair of gold cuff buttons
were missing, the cuff buttons belong
ing to one of Uncle Sans Navy En-
listing Officers who rooms at the
Riggs home, and part of the cash be-
longed to Mrs. Jules Dupuy who also
lives there.
The negro woman appeared with
new ten dollar hat, which of course
aroused suspicion. They enquired of
a milliner and found that she had paid
cash for it. Still more suspicion.
They searched her home and found
all the stolen property except part of
the cash money, hidden in a fire place
There is another servant on the
job in the Riggs home and Madam
Bechey is guest of the Sheriff-in
the parish Jail, where she awaits trial
in the November term of Criminal
Court
During the week Mr.. Philip Conrad
had occasion to discharge a negro
called Western Alec, at his rice mill.
Shortly after he missed a gun that
he kept in his desk. He suspected
the negro and had his house searched.
They found not only the gun but a
few sacks of cleaned rice.
Minus gun and rice Western Aleck
is enjoying full meals in the parish
jail. He also awaits trial in the
November Criminal Court.
It's no use! You can't steal around
this town and get away with it. Our
tip is to cut out the thievery and go
to work. There. are plenty of good
jobs.