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, 1920-06-08

baby Nature steps in and provides her
with an extra amount of vitality so that
she will be able to bring the babies up
A woman with a baby exercises all
kinds of muscles which she wouldn't
in the ordinary way, and this exercise in
itself makes her healthier.
Doctors have found. too, that the
mother who has had most children be-
fore forty-five is the one who lives long
est after fortyfive, while those who have
least live the shortest time after that
age
Of course, a woman should have ba-
bies in healthy surroundings and ho
given every chance to bring them m
anc feed them without too much ANXIETY
or otherwise Nature IS no given a far
chance-Bdrb0dos Globe.
, 1920-06-08
Executive Order No. 10
1920.

/. Executive Order No. 14-1918 is
hereby revoked.
2. In the future all prisoners dis
charged from Richmond Penitentiary,
who have served for a period of six
months or more shall be furnished with:
| plain suit of clothes.
l shirt and one cap or hat.
| pair of socks and one pair OF shoes.
3. Prisoners discharged from Rich
mond P~enitentiary who have served
therein one year or more shall hereafter
also receive twenty five francs in cash for
each year or portion of a year over six
months that they we're incarcerated in
said penitentiary.
4. Prisoners discharged from Rich
mond Pc ,itentiary who have served
therein for a period of less than one year
shall hereafter also receive such sum in
cash as may be ordered by the Director
of Police, but not to exceed francs twenty
five.
5. The expenses incurred by virtue of
paragraphs 2, 3, and A, hereof shall be
paid from Maintenance of Police De-
partment'.
6. Such cash payment shall be made
bv check from the Despatching Secre-
tary's office upon voucher signed by the
prisoner being discharged, and approved
by the Director of Police.
j. W. OMAN,
Governor.
St, Thomas. V. |. u. S. May %, 1920.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-04

mia, then graduate manager, found
him in 1915 and signed him up to drag
the Bruins out of the slough Of des--
pond into which the season had
plunged them.
Smith has been at California ever
since, but the war and other things
made his job difficult one, and it
was not until 1919 that he was given
a real chance. He then produced the
winning California tIm Of a year ago
and what he did this year is known to
everyone.
Smith claims the honor Of being the
lowest paid coach Of any major COZ
lege team.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-04
fBy United Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 4. - Agri
cultural leaders from every part OF
the county will assemble here Mon
day, Dec. 6, in the second annual con-
vention of the American Farm Bu-
reau Federation, to take up the prob
lens confronting the farmer and to
discuss measures for their solution
and relief in conjunction with the for
mutation of a national agricultural
policy.
The convention, which will continue
for three days, is expected to attract
one Of the largest representative
gatherings of agriculturalists in the
history of the country. Delegates Of
the million and more members of the
American Farm Bureau Federation in
the 80 states through which its organ
ization extends will attend In addi-
! ton, representatiA Of other indus
tries and business organizations Will
be present.
Among the speakers who will ad-
dress the convention are some of the
I foremost agriculturalists in the coun-
| try, authorities on banking and fl
nance, taxation, transportation and
marketing subjects to which the
convention will accord good share
Of it's attention because Of their kim
dred connection with farm probltms-
, and others Of natural prominence.
On the program are w. P. G. Hard
ing, governor Of the federal reserve
board; Governor w. l.. Harding of
Iowa; Governor Goodrich Of Indiana;
Henry Wallace, editor Of a national
farm magazine; T. H. Mcdonald,
chief of the United States bureau Of
good roads; H. G. Shirley, secretary
treasurer of the federal highway
council; Clifford Thorne of Chicago,
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-04
BRAIN TESTS FOR
STUDENT CHEATERS
OBy United Prcss)

BERKELEY, Dec. A. - With Cali
fornia picked az the western football
champion, and accorded the honor OF
playing Ohio State in the east-west
game at Pasadena On New Years day,
Andy Smith, coach Of the Brin team,
held new place in the sport spotlight
/ today.
Smith is given credit by football ex-
perts Of having produced this season
one of the greatest eleyens that ever
rolled on a Pacific coast gridiron.
Smith started life, speaking from
the football viewpoint, as fullback for
thwe University Of Pennsylvania and
was picked in 1909 and 1904 as all
American fullback. From 1905 to
1903 he was assistant coach at Penn
gylvania and from 1909 10 1912 was
head coach. Ia 1913 be went to Per-
due, while johnny Stroud Of Califor-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-04
Nev Farm Policy Will Be
Outlined At INDIANAPOLIS

transportation agent; j. K. Howard,
President of the American Farm Bu-
reau Federation; Gray Silver, legisla-
tive representative of the federation,
and Sir Auckland Geddes, British am
bassador to the United States, whose
topic will be agriculture with refer
ence to it's International relationships.
AS it will be his first address on this
subject since coming to America, cCl-
siderable Importance is being attach
ed to it.
Other speakers are E. 7. Meredith,
secretary of agriculture; Herbert
Hoover, A. L. Lever of the federal
farm loan board, and William Red
field, former secretary of commerce.
The proposed national agricultural
policy to which the convention viii
devote the greater part of it's time is
the outgrowth of plan which had its
inception before the war, but whose
development was interrupted with the
advent of hostilities. However, with
readjustment and the new problems
the war brought to the door of the
farmer, the need of a definite agricul-
tural policy has been felt more than
ever, and for some time group OF
prominent agricultural leaders and ex-
perts on financial, transportation and
marketing problems have been COOP
Grating with President Howard of the
federation in working out the essen
tial features Of complete policy.
The result of their deliberations
will be presented at the convention
and the decisions reached in regard to
them will be made the basis Of the fu-
ture educational, legislative and eco
nomic activities Of organized agricul-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-04

A Kentucky man "got mad' at a
Judge when sentenced to Jail and be-
came candidate for the judgesfhip.
He defeated the Judge, although still
in Jail, and the county is wondering
what he will do if the judge ever is
unfortunate enough to be brought be-
fore him. ..-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
.CONFE:DERATEs CRITICIZE
PREMIER LLOYD GEORGE
Remarks Comparing Irish Cause to
That OF Southern states Isl
Condemned.

ATLANTA. GA. April 2i.--In Il
statement issued here to-day. y. Il.
Forrest. ccrimaudrr-iu-ch Of tho
Sons OF confcdrr;ii. Veterans. criii-
ciSed regent uttCranccs OF Premier
Lloyd George. OF Great britain. in
connection with the Irish question.
IN which Lloyd George compared the
irish Republic To the southern Con-
fcderaCy and E:,monn Dovalrra. now
touring In" South. 1" jefferson Davis.
Resolutions condemnin:s the re-
marks rf Lloyd George were adopt
cd at Il meeting Of the executive OIL
GERS % tn" Sons of Confederate Vet
cIanS in Washington last week. tC-
cordinr to Nj. Forrest. who said:
''ln comparing the Irish Republic
20 the Southern tOnf"hcracy, and
DcNalcra To jefferson Davis, Lloyd
George has offered. unconsciuuSly
perhaps. It gratuitous insult to tho
Southern States IN the American
Union and TO the splendid sons uf the
;Sou;h"rn tonfcdcEacy. who fought
aud hisiinI iiShcd themselves ou tho
icldH ~ Frame" in the world war. Il
Is rcmdrkabl" that u statesmen hold
ing tn" h:"h office OF prcmic: OF
Great britain should he so ignorant
or the political history Of America
IRELAND has not The status ot IN
independent state as was tho case
with the American colonies. ireland
has not been Il sclf-dotcrmining re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
PARIS MYSTIFiED OVER
DISAPPEARANCE OF HERO
H"ris Schumnkcr, Former Americans
Army Lieutenant. Nowhere to
he Found.
Ivy Universal scrvscc.l

PARIS. April Il - American cir
clcs mere are much exercised over
the mysterious Disappearance from
Jo'nvillr. near Paris, % Boris Sctu-
maker. formerly .licu,rnan; in tho
Ninety sixth Aero Squad. and hero
of Il gallant h@ht over Contains dur
ing the 81. Mihici offensive
schumacher arrived III Paris last
January. Went immediately TO Join
Vile. where he took "a room under
the name Of "Dukan" a. u local hotel.
Each morning he had brought to his
room all Russian newspapers obtain
able. The hotel owner Says his mys-
FERROUS guest posed as :, newspaper
correspondent. but there was no
doubt il was Schumacher. who had he
scar OF Il bullet wound in one check
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Puss in Boots, Jr.
ny DAVID CORY.

Hurry. Donkey silver Heels" said
little Puss Junior when he heard what
Jack Srrite had TO say about Mrs
Daisy Duck, the old gcntlcman's
.housckccpcr. YOU remember. as just
mentioned in III" last story, Make
haste. silver lI."is! We must reach
Catnip CITY before Sundnwn.
Never fear" answered Donkey Sill
YER Heels. well 10 there before the
four O'Clock flowers close their eyes
and wind ihei. tiny wrist watches Tor
silver heels Slistcnins in the suns
rays.
ny and by. after II while. hu, not
very long. with Il laugh and a SONG
they came - Il SiEn-rcSt on which
"Ca,nip Ci,y-onc mil. away;
candy TOWN. week and At day
Candy Town just now" said the old
gentleman cat. Blu; II taxes a
week and a day. well L" prepared for
= week" end some time" \nd then
bray. and there. right in tn" m!dil"
of the road stood the little sirl who
had the Wonderful pink aud blue rib
bon tree told you ABOUT many
Here is u bow Of pink for YOU.
And onc. for The Pussy cats each Of
haven't YOU JUS, one more" asked
the old gentleman cat. II would
like TO give i, 10 my old hcusckccper,
Mrs Daisy Duck"
Here is a yellow bow" said the Iii;
~. girl. Ill will match her yellow
bill"
"Oh, thank YOU" cried the old gen
ti"man cat "liow does your ribbon
~" grow. with little pink bowknots
Yes. it's fun of little rnk bow
knot buds" answered the little girl
and covered with silky green ribbon
leaves"
Wonderful tree" said the OLD gen
;icmau cat. Put We must nc an our
way. Mrs. Daisy Duck has worried
her poor dear heart about usu." and
her poor dear heart about u.s." and
the road Ia tainip city, l.. ;. y.
where kittens are happy all the day.
And they woull have reached Pussy
Willow square b,ior, The end OF this
story If All of q Sudden Il big hay
wagon hadn't broken down in front
OF them.
oh dear ami oh dear" said the
Grasshoppcr driver
on, where shall | get a new
wheel?
i block w the Way with my big
load OF hay.
Imagine how awkward feel"
Well help YOU, said Pussy Junior.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
BAD BREATH
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablet
at the Cause and RemoJ

DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. N
situte for calomel, act gently J
bowels and positively do the wc]
People afflicted with bad brea1
quick relief through DR.. EdwardsI
Tablets. The pleasant. sugar.l
tablets are taken for bad bre;|
IL who know them.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nd
tly but firmly on the bowels and
stimulating them to natural !
clearing the blood and gently p,,|
the entire system. They do that|
dangerous calomcl does witho,I
OF the bad after effects.
All the benefits Of nasty. sicll
gripping cathartics arc derived
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets nj
gripping. painor any disagrecable j
DIR. +. nj. Edwards discover|
formula after seventeen years OF
uce among patients afflicted
bowel and liver complaint. vii
attendant bad breath. Il
Olive Tablets are purely a VEG
compound mixed with olive oil
will know them by their olive
Take one two every night for j
and note the effect. l0c and Esd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
PLAN INVESTIGATION OF
AMERICAN NEGRO PROBLEM
Commission Named TO Seek ncmcdy
For increasing Friction He
tween ttaccS.

WASHINGTON. April 3l.-An in
voStiSaiiCE into the causes of rural
friction between whites and blacks
in the United states and into the
causes OF what is alleged TO he the
increasing discomfort" among ne
Srors particularly. would be author
izad under terms Of ~ bin introduced
to-day by senator Spencer. Republic
can. Missouri. y commission of nine
members. three OF whom are TO be
negroes. AMI an annual appropria-
ton OF 10000 for the work is recon-
mcnded by the measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS
bingham Drives up. ~ r."Into Mo,

our old friends. Potash and Perl
muttcr. are back again. but this time
they have left the cloak and suit
business for the movies. These two
decide To take 4 iiier in producing
films. but unfortunately their iirSt
picture is not success, partly due
10 the fact that the leading parts
are taken 10y their relatives. and
partly that they undertake to run
the motion picture business in the
same fashion as their former one.
The fun starts when their director
pcrSuadcS them to make a complete
change in their policies, and 10 hire
new east including tho most
famous 'Namp' on tn" screen. From
that moment poor Potash and Perl
muttor have their hands full with
two jealous wives. rs well as huSi
ness troubles galore III trying To
make ends meet
business Before Pleasure" is Il
distinctly amusing comedy. for the
two old faroritcS are popular enough
II themselves To make vs. laugh but
it also combines the novel Scitin: of
the moving picture studio. and a lot
OF very funny lines and situations
besides. Bud SChaffrr and Sam Col
:nan played the parts of Alb" Potash
& nd MawrcSS pcrlmuttcr with all the
proper dash of tile originals. aud c.
ellie Elliott made most Nampy
vamp. There We're lots OF others in
the east las, night ana each did his
hit crcditably. but Potash. frrirnut-
tier and Rita were tn" most inn
portant and were all that could he
desired II. II. q.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Weeks Picture Shows
OnerinEs a. Local House.
StOrN nf NINnfcrN.

Story Of Mystcry.
The most appealing stories are those
tnat nave the element Of mystery.
The trouble with many of the myS-
terry pictures and plays is due TO the
Inability OF the authors TO sustain
this can be done 4 masterpiece is the
result Not once In loo times has this
been done. Herbert Srcnon. the mas
ter director. whose work for screen
reproduction has stamped him as II
genius, is responsible for a mystery
photop!ay that Is the mos; amazing
series OF sustained. suspense Situa-
tons con;r!Vrd for the entertainment
OF patrons OF picture thcatcrs shown
in many years. II bears the title OF
''l":l0." Marie poro. one OF the most
noted stars ever drafted from the
spoken stage for screen work. heads
u" cast OF unusual merit that gives
this super siX reel feature a stand
ing that viii hc hard 10 duplicate II
Is nj the Bijou the remainder OF the
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
To Nernoyc Ink stninn

u J.. -, Richmond.--Owi to the
differences in the composition OF
writing inks. !, is imposs:hle 10 md
agents which arc equally effective in
removing all ink Spots. For an ink
spot @! unknown composition. il is
necessary TO try various agents. b.
gaming always With the simplest and
mat least likely 70 'nlurc the fabric.
Try nrst on" Of The following alb
sorh"nts: Corn neal SAT-. French
chalk 'n.l"rs earth. InaEuesia.
th!CuW powder etc. The application
OF such substances serves to remove,
any INK not absorbed hy The flbers
ana keeps th. Ink from SPREADING
fpr large INK spot. Try one OF these
Instances before trying other
agents Work the absorbent around
"ith some blunt instrument and re
Nc" i when II becomes snilcd When
dr. absorbent fails to taNc uo NOR.
M, maze x into a paste with wafer
ana continue The application. Soap
ana water, As in ordinary laundering
is satisfactory fo, some typ.s -.
"choo! inks. which can be washed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

Just few hours more and the cur
tain will rise on the first pc; form
ancc OF the famous Marcus show in
the 1919 1920 edition OF the SUCCESS
iul cNtravaGanza. oh. Baby" at III.
strand tonight and tomorrow might
Folks who have been getting Ia tho
note tn" caution OF the thcuter man
aEcm"nt Because of the length of
III" performance the night shows of
oh. Lady, are scheduled to start
promptly a; S:Ga. I'hc Marcus show
comes To Richmond from Norfolk
The reports that havc reached Mann.
Ger Wise are that the attraction is
apparently better than ever before
II is said that the patronage enjoyed
10y the Marcus show in this section
has been little short OF phenomenal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

PUBLIC. Dovalera. without dlscrcdit-
ing his status. is not the elected
president of II confederation OF states,
called. as was Jefferson Davis. to the
hlEh Office. There IL no parallel In
which the status OF the so-callcd re-
public OF Ireland and tina; Of it's
president corresponds 10 tn, south
cirn sonfcdcracy and it's chief cxccu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Garter Glass.

High school Pupil. Hampton
carter Glass, present junior senator
from Virginia. WAS born In Lynch
surE; he was educated in private and
public schools aud in tn. newspaper
business; owns tho 1.ynchburS Daily
News, the morning paper Of the city
and the Daily Advance. the after
noon paper; member Of the Virginia
state senate lH?a-!:03. and til. Nir
Ginia constitutional convention in
l!nl =: eight years mem Der of boa ri
OF visitors. University OF Virginia :;
Was elected from Tho sixth Congress
slonal District OF Virginia to tho
Fifty seventh and all succeeding
congresses, including the SiNty-sixt
Congress; resigned his seat in con-
SrcSs TO aCcco; the office OF Score
tary OF the Treasury. for which he
took the oath on December L., 1918;
resigned tho latter office ana quail
ned for United States Senator. to
which n" Was appointed by Governor
WcsimorelanG Davis, upon The death
Of Srnat"s. Martin, in January. Of the
present year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

and pretty soon he and his father had
Fastened Il long fence RAP like Il sled
runner under the broken wheel. Gid
up. said the Grasshoppcd to his team
OF little field mice. and away cnt the
load OF hay. And in the next story
you shall hear how the Two Pussy
Cats reached their little White House
in Pussy Willow square. .
Copyright. la2o, David coryo
tTo BE COntinucd.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

PortrayinE the role OF Il wealthy cir!
who is suddenly swept into the
poorest OF living conditions and :,
most Sordid environment with scrio-
comic results. Mary riCkfnrd Will be
seen in her second picture from her
own studios. The iooilum' AT the
Victor Thcatcr today. THIS picture is
an adaptation from "Burkscs Amy
~ julie VI. L!ppmann
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Nnrnn Tnlmndcr ucrc.

Norma TalmadE. features the offer
inc At tho odcon Thcater today only,
her picture being The children IN
the House" one OF the most interest
ing pictures this popular screen IA
yoritc has ever made. IL appeals Ia
old and young alike.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Gny Variety ut lyric.

Lovers Of good music and surig htly
wholesome comedy are promised an
exceptionally good list Of attractions
at the Lyric the latter half OF the
week. opening with the matinc" per
formaucc today. Ralph bunbar's
Salon Singers Will have Il prominent
place on the new bill. There are fly.
vocalists and an accomplished pianist
in the quintet. On the sam" bill will
De the turopenn novelty star. Jack
LAWYER. who begins his performance
AZ iugglcr and concludes with Il
thrilling exhibition of his skill and
daring as a miiair "ymnaSi Moss
man. Winnifrei and Vance. u trio o.:
vaud"-artists. will l." seen in "A di-
vcrSiied entertainment. They are
singers. dancers ana musicai comedy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

To-day is the last chance to sec Tom
Min. in his greatest OF all Min pic
lures. The Dare Devil" Mix displays
his wonderful ability at horseman-
ship marx S;uanShip and the true type
ut all-aruund !nan more than ever be-
core. Montgomery ana kockin their
latest Big V comedy Will be the. COM
ody attraction. Mutt and JEFF in
their latest comedy. by Sud Fisher,
Will bc added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Movie Calendar

HlJou-,inric Doro. In "i::t0."
BLuEHlRD-Tor MIN, In Tho
Dnrc-Dcvii."
BROADWAY Constance Him
ney I'm "'rfsc stolen Hiss"
COLONiAl.-ron Moore. In
"Duds."
1SlS-All-star east In ~Shomitl n
Woman rcli:" md Charlie Chaplin,
In "The NnEnbond."
ODE0N-Nornn TnimndEc, in
"fhc Children In tho Hause."
REN-.'Outipw'sA Ilhi" md "IIcld
Up for the Mnkins."
EICTOR-Mnry Pickford, In "rhe
H0odlum," md "M! bingham Girl"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Typhus "n 81 Transport.

MEM YORK. April 2l.--rhc army
transport. rocahou;aS, which ar
rived here today from nanziE with
l,G26 rrpatriatcd Polish troops, was
typhus being Exported in board OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

To live the misery of q guilty hap
pincss or Ia :isk the hopclesSncss OF
q life without the man she loved:
Witch? How did Meta MaNon act
when confronted with this ;rcmen-
duus problem Sec should a Woman
Tell showing AT the Isis Thcatcr.
for the answer. It's screen
classics. Inc. ail-Star special. with
an exceptionally able east. headed by
Alice Lake. Jack Mulhali aud Frank
Jurrlcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

artists. Hamilton and Barcns. ecc.n-
tric character impcrsonutors, have n
great LAUGHING act and then there AR.
wright and Wilson. the human rv-
roscopcS. Offering Il varieratrd Ill,
version. New and scasonable "moyies.
accompany the vaudeville show.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Track. Jewel Itnbhrr..

While) tracking some international
jewel robbers in his latest Goldwyn
starring vehicle. Tom Moore. playIna;
the role OF discharged United states
Army officer. meets a woman agent
Of the French secret service. When
the Jewels are at last captured the
French lady .ndcavors to secure all
the credit for herself.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic, executing on fcEnl md medical
subjects. arc answered free. As nll
Inquiries answered directly by
personal letter, scf-nddrcnscd
stnmpcd envelope IN required. Ad-
dress The Timcs-UiSpntch Informal
tion Bureau. Richmond. Sn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-22

from fabrics. Milk Is also an efrcc-
i've agent for some stains. Soak
the stain for day o. two. II ncccs-
IL becomes discolorcd. a saturated
solution of oNalic acid is good for
OBSTINATE stains. SOAK the stain for
rev seconds, then rinse in clear
water. and finally AZ water to which
few drops of ammonia have been
ADDED. POTASSIUM ..cid oXalatc is
also good. Soak the stains In Il
solution OF two and onc-fOur,h tea
spoonSful dissolved III onc-half pint
OF water for several hours. IL neces-
SarE. hydrogen peroxide occasionally
is also Yer unsatisfactory. ;uS Is potaS-
STUN pcrmanganatc