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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

An excess of acid in the stomach
soUrs the food and starts fermenta-
ton. Distressing gases form. Your
meals don't digest but lay like Jumps
of lead. Then YOU have heartburn,
flatulence, fullness, belching, head
ache, and real misery in the stomach
and inteStines
A few tablets of "Pape's piapep-
sim bring relief almost as soon as
they reach tie stomach. "Pape's
Diapepsin" costs little at drug stores.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
c. H. STEARNS TELLS OF HIS
WIFE'S relief FROM TAKING
PEPGEN;; PRAISES new TONIC

Mrs. Q. IT. Stearns. 1929 ". Col
fax avenue, South Bend, was in a
general rundown condition. She
took Pepgen with the result that
she is 100 percent better. Her nus
band, a boiler maker at the Van
dalia Round House, says:
For a number of years my wife
had a bad cough. II just seemed
TO take away her strength. / pre-
sumo il was some kind Of catarrhal
trouble and the flow of mucous fl
nally disordered her stomach.
She suffered a great deal from
indigestion. Gas would form after
eating. Her appetite was quite
poor. Since taking Pepgen her
stomach is in normal condition and
her cough is a great deal better.
she has a good appetite and I really
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

Max. since I understand that you
are up in such matters-what
drink would you recommend as the
most cooling and refreshing for
these hot days, as well as most eco
nomicaI -
why" said the girl, daintily
raising her glass as he raised his.
"why-er-raspber shrub"
And over their glasses their eyes
met in a look OF complete under
standing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

think she looks healthier than she
has for whole year.
"Pepgen Is a wonderful tonic"
Pepgen's health and strength Civ
ing qualities are derived from roots
and barks treated by the special
Pepgen process in which no alcohol
is used. The juices are preserved
In "A delicious, palatable syrup.
Many say they actually have not
known what it was TO eat with COM
fort for years before they took Pep
gen. Others say II has restored
their nerves and brought them rest
full sleep. Still others extol its
merits as a blood purifier
Pepgen is sold by Striebel and
Steinel THE Public Drug Store),
South Bend, The Red Cross Phar-
macy. Mishawaka and all other
leading drug stores. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10
BRITISH NAVY WILL
SALUTE GERMAN FLAG

LONDON, March 9.-Now that a
state OF peace exists between the
British empire and Germany. the
German national flag is to be saluted
in accordance with the regulations,
says a recent admiralty order
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
GRADUATE NURSES.
State Organization Decides Against Low
cring Of Standard of Education.

At the fall meeting Of the Delaware
State Association Of Graduate Nurses,
held yesterday at OIL Delaware avenue, the
organization went on record as opposed
to any lowering of the nursing standards,
rs proposed at recent meeting Of tho
Medical Society, and the general attitude
seemed 10 be that the nurses required
more education, rather than less.
In consideration of the scarcity of
trained nurses, the association resolved To
ask the State Federation of Women S
Clubs to back them in their stand. They
argued there was also a scarcity of teach
crs. but then no one thought of lessening
the standard of education required in the
teaching profession. 1t was further pointed
out that nurses must have n scientific
training to know the right cases TO take
to the hospital and resolutions will he
drawn up in regard to this within a short
time.
The association will cooperate with the
Red Cross committee in campaIgn to
secure student nurses for the hospitals.
Miss Evelyn B. Hayes is chairman ol
committee to solicit funds to purchase
and equip club IN which To house private
nurses
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
"LICHTN|N' p" MAKES
HIT AT PLAYHOUSE
Play With Record Run to Credit
Adds Local Audience TO Roll
of Admirers.

Tho touches of Nature that make the
whole world KIN were ahundantly mani
Tested IN the effect of "Llghtnin on n
PLAYHOUSE audience last night. lhis sat
simply cnthralled by the action, swayed
hv the appropriate emotion ol laughter
an sympathy. indeed. IN the court scene
the actors served SIMPLY to give the cue =
the audience felt themselves successiveiy
IN the place of the actors. and IN mood
o. swarm upon the stage and take per
sonal hand m seeing that Justice should
be dome
Tins - another way Of saving that
"ldghtnin u remarkable play an
mdmustan that - not checrtulyf made,
m view oi the commonplace nature oi the
material. which has been worn thrcadharc
through handling by generations of
Woul be- diamatIsts They felt ITS po-
trncN hut failed IN the feat uf fabrication.
And now. dcftcr fingers have woven 1t
into i tapestry that produces the Illusion
of lite Their work will bc framed and
dispavcd IN the gallery ol notable stage
succrsscs alongside Of Rip Van Wnkle,
"Snlnn ~hnelc and Way Down East
Ihr ttlc of the play is an antonym
a nlrauomc applied e. old Bill Jones, be-
oau,e 81. j, 81 slow Tins defect of hIs
aualr - Which include an abundant
optuul-u. extended 10 belief IN the good
p,-5. al anv specimen of Kicker that
opul,. his way. makes Tor much trouble for
his latd wm knG and patient wife, who
enntrlc. 40 the utici ui What seems limit
les. veHlth m cNchargr tor their land in
ulc mountains vluch Includes n water
pover site.
Tn designs 81 the villain who tries TO
seour tins prIFc are however follcd by
the etlug eug,accr, who has been friendly
N hi, bunk house cabin in the woods 10
old lll tui ppears so the critical time
ns su ldvo,af, u count. and with all the
nnn,lalsncr of The Young Orlando, trips
his professional antagonist, and "makes
n monkey out ~ hmm rs the sporting
edit ratght put u III modern lingo And
hk, tic ShahespcaTcan hero, he also
ther 5, wins his lridc.
a. purtraycr ot the lovable Bill. Mil
tnn ,hlcs work leaves littlc 10 hc de-
rrcd and completely WINS his public,
whIch achievement IS highest praise.
Stua1t Fox, as John Marvin has the
necessary carnrStness 70 carrv through the
vnuul engineer with convection
irauk ihomaS rs the designing lawyer.
wa str,rc enough M his part to make his
cisconhture IN opcn court All the more
dramatic in IT'S effect Barney Gilmore As
Juarc rawrs. a l.-t much >crislmilitudc
~ t. dignity of tho court session. some
wh oHs ly h,s ready entanglemont
IN the web of tho divorce seeking actress
who was very clc,olv carrlcd bv Bessie
BACON the daughter of frank Bacon
one ~ the authors ot the play and creator
NJ the uamr part
The other characters are subsidiary arc
call tn uu special Comment
There vii Ia the usual performance
tonight AID tomorrow night, with
nat.ace tomorrow afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

10 Galli-Curci when she comes here, iusti-
fies the bringing Of such internationally
known artists 10 this city.
AT THE oArarck.
Nine Ellis, n trained armndilla, An ant
eater, n wild cnt aud several dogs, lnclud-
ing "heftv" bull pup, ARE included in the
outfit with which Taylor Il Howard are
entertaining the public at the Garrick
Theatre this week These litilo animals y
some of them seldom seen on the stage :.
appear To be very much at home there and
they are quite n novelty to thcntregoers.
The act IL an offering OF comedy and ms
both members of the company arc come
dians, the result is decidedly gratifying.
"nocK's REVUE OF 900 COMES MACK.
For three days beginning Thursday,
November IL, William Rocks Revue OF
1920 will return TO The Playhouse for its
second engagement within month. Just
n little over a week ago it played hero
with remarkable SUCCESS and IT was be-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
WORLD EXPOSITION 1926.
Philadelphia Citizens Make Plans for
I5Oth Independence Anniversary.

Philadelphia, Nov Steps were taken
yesterday ut meeting OF about 100
prominent citizens in the Mayors office
for the holding here in 1926 OF great
international exposition to mark the l50th
anniverary of the signing of the Declara-
ton Of Independence.
Major j. Hampton Moore was requested
to appoint committee OF 400 to prepare
Il plan of procedure and TO report TO the
General Committee before December |.
The Navor was also asked to urge the
City Council to prepare plans Tor the ccle-
hration and appropriate S5O,0OO.
There is now in Congress bill providing
financial assistance for the proposed ex-
position.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

sion 10 state thht she thought ns a photo
play Its Great Life" was for mOrc M
ieresting than her pen child Charlie
ChapIin'g comedy "The Immigrant ie
revival Of his farce ~ the Same name aud
one of the most laughable yrhlclra ~ ihr
famous comedian.
"cLhnFNcE" Ar THE PLaYHoUPE.
"CIarence, +" in which Booth Harrington
has rallied 10 the stage the numerous
admirers Of his fiction, viii como - J b.
Playhouae for three nights beginning
Monday, November Z, with q Ned1e4dny
matinee H. comes with the original cmn
pany and with the prestige ~ hnvmR
been n triumphant comedy hit Tor forty
weeks in New York. "Clnrcnce Wa not
written on the basis ~ be moro than merely
outlined in advance. It's central character
il retiring chap who got INTO war toys
through driving mule IN Texas and who
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

NarLcf and Sccond Sts Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

cause Of the demands of the public that
Mr.. Ginns Of The Playhouse, has secured
this second run
PASSING SHOW" conrso.
The big New York Winter Garden
spectacle "The Passing Show" viii he
Mt The Playhouse for the entire week oi
November 10. Only certain guarantees
by the theatre management made II
possible to have this great production
here. Over 100 people are in it's company
Its equipment requires n special tram Tor
it's conveyance from city To city. The
box Office sale Of seats opens Thursday,
November IL.
Ar THE QUEEN.
The feature attraction at the Queen IL q
picturization of Mary Roberts Rinehart's
story Empire Buleers,' and ~ called
"Itaa Great Life. The authors ideas
mud characters have been 50 faithfully
followed by the director and the players IN
the picture that Mrs. Rinehnrt took occa-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
aALrI-cuRcI TO NE HERE.

Galli-Curci, the famous coloratura so
prano. will make her first appearance IN
Wilmington nj the Auditorium ON Thurs
day. November Is. From all Indications
and from inquiries received at the Robclen
Piano Co. the house will bc sold on the
day the sale of tickets starts, next
Monday. The famous coloratura soprano
is we'll known, but according TO Mrs:
Greene, her pcrformar ce here should
mark n new era in the musical affairs OF
the CITY. Wilmington will soon be gwen
an opportunity to say whether 1t will be
classca high among the music-loving and
musically favored cities of the country
This city will have the chance to hear
Geraldine Farrar, John Mccormack,
Mary Garden, Emmy Destinn, Rach-
maninoff and other equally noted artists,
according to Mrs. Wilson Greene OF
Washington. provided the reception given
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Many a rhnt,h nlnn,,

seveTal hundrrf .Ia.t,la 5000 f0fr
tanned N 2 drmm y thr t 'rg HYtrr
club n frrt anl frut l 'fr..h
Church 10 thr HtfutIs r.Ym .'r
" laaf night nnI r.a ffn
.,.rv,.I : salIrfkfaIIf dlunnr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
I'M. ann Fl,ri,A

CoiYrnlrif DiIo. "pg f.ftrf
Tan spu III Infflrnt LN
mrfubnr nf ihr nrirr4n dNNrH nfi
~ Tho Ohm -lth ii,.ru l| fffrrerf.f
two. having Uoon rirefad .f
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
ADJUSTMENTS
EUGENE o'BRIEN AT THE SAVOY.

Quite the best thing that Eugene
O'Bren has done for the screen rs hls
portrayal of the dual role of "Swagger
Barlow, the crook. and Lord Birmingham,
the English noblcman, in the latest
Selznick picture, "The Wonderful Chance,
which opened at The Savoy Theatre
Yesterday and for the rest of the week.
MIR. O'Brien is n most likable character
in the role of the fastidious burglar who
desires to forsake his criminal career
following n three-year term in Sing Sing
and the conviction that the game Is not
worth the risk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

= taken inin x haisshald m Nrt lfrag
where tuf d.scDua preyi' .0N hf'fn-
fupnf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Tse-SANpY SPECIALS 7Sc

Trola sweets, crushed pineapple, crushed
stravherries. whole raisins chocolate
covered Tsc the pound box
IuCia assorted chocolates NQc tho pound
pagr & Shaw chocolates and ConfCc-
tiors
Fvervthins IN the drug linc
narfcrth Dcrcndahlc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05
Much The Same Thing.

II is still true that man has no chance
to escape death and ta1ls NcY York
World
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-05

n you 80 p 81 uf h
Want Ad ncnpn. tfra .he "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

ucsts OF Sfrs. II. y,

SSoIrfolk, were guests Of Mrs. II. d.
Walter l.. Flanders. who has been
spending several weeks in Chicago
w Williamsburg.
Mrs. Leigh Noyes. nee Miss Susan
webb. OF Washington. who has been
VISITING relatives and friends here,
lett the first OF this week for Rich
i ,ni where she was the guest of
Mrs, blanche Appcrson Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. J. II. Saunders. in
Key. ". d. Powell. d. D.. Of Rich
inond. VIII occupy tho pulpit Of Eru-
ton Parish Church Sunday morning
ana night in the absence Of the Rev.
j.. Ruiiin Jones who will breach In
Danrii!c that day.
Miss Ellen oliver. OF Richmond.
spcnt the weekend here with rcla-
Dixon Foster. of Columbia, s. G.. is
visiting his parents. Dr. and Mrs. l..
). Foster, on Palace Green.
Morton Jukeiart. OF Baltimore. has
been here this week visiting h!e;
friend. Captain Edwin Booth. lea vini:
Yesterday, for Newport News. Capt
tain Booth VIII leave shortly for New
resume his duties with the United
states Shipping Board. having been
transferred from Paris 10 Turkey a
year ago.
:%ewport News. who haze beet spend :
ing their vacation In Chicago, visit
cd their parents. pr ana Mrs G.;
thanking. this week before returnin;:
home.
Miss Claudia Brooks. o. Scwpo-.
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Archie
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eionary meeting of tho Episcopal
Mrs. Lee, OF Lynchburg. was the
weekend guest OF Mrs. l.. r. Iar-
Mrs. w. p. Mlllner lct, Tuesday
for Bristol To attend The Union Mis-
sionary meeting of the Bapt!s.
Mrs. r. NJ. Coney Ia a ruea, at tho
homo OF Mrs. q. W. Dearborn
Rev. j. a. Thomas WAC in Wayncs-
| boro Tuesday to attend an adjourned
! meeting of Prcsbytcry.
Friday evening. from 2 to y
| o'clock. Miss Essic Robinson enter
! tanned In honor OF Miss Katherine
| Spencer, of l.ynchburp.
! Miss *. Grace Dudley. Of Lynch
/ burg, spent the weekend with Miss
| Vera l.. Joyner.
| Misc Sena Ware returned TODAY
! from an extended visit To her sis
ter, Mrs. Clinton II. Davis. in South
! Richmond.
| Tuesday. in the BAPTIST parsonage
at Amherst. in the presence of sew
| eral witnesses. Rev. J. ii. FRANKLIN
united in marriage Dclma lew.
| Campbell and Mes Virginia Myrti,
| Camden. daughter OF ID. NJ. Camden
| Wednesday afternoon, IN the Am
/ hcrst Baptist parsonage, Rev MIR
! Franklin united In marriage. Miller
| Jennings Johnson and Miss Ada
! Thomas Kidd. daughter OF Thomas J
! Kidd.
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ASHLAND

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.
ASHLAND. VA. Nov, l3.-Mrs.
James NJ Cox entertained this after
noon very informally in honor of her
cousins the Misses Rawlings. OF
fredericksburg, who are her guests
for tho weekend.
Miss Lutte Roberts has returned
from visit TO Norfolk.
Mrs. hurry has left for her homo
in Jackson. Miss. after spending the
daughter. Mrs. ]. G. Blasins S,t "sr
Macliand Mustard. of Danviila. was
ltandolph-M Macon.
he ' guest OF Mra T. "So Ms Msy5 sSsn
has returned 70 Richmond.
"s az "n mana Mrs: %,ilinm Tier OF
cent Encs,s OF Mrs. I'M Carter.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Halph Barnes have
c c.;n; their visit 70 Mr; and Mrs.
homo In Oneida. Tenn.
Miss Ella Thomas. who has been
tho guest OF Miss Julia Wcisczcr, has
l"i' Tor Rockville, Md, TO visit re!a :
tlYes before returning 10 her home
III Roanoke.
Of Richmond. were recent guests OF
Mrs. y. e. Wightmau.
Miss, Mildred Hart. OF Richmond,
was here this, week visiting her
i''i WITS, MI. ana .liTH. ~. -. iitHls
Miss Elizabeth Puts has returned
TO her home In .lrvOnia after 4 Visit;
10 Miss Lillian Wright.
Mr.. and Mira. Edgar lIas,img and
SONS. have lcf; for Richmond, where
ihcv viii make their home.
Mrs. sam X. Carter has returned
from Charles Town. W. Va. where
she visited her daughter. Miss l. lily
Carter who is Il student ct 81. I'LL
Hrs. j. c. cabcn and Miss IIolen
Christian. ~ g. cauuond. wcr" mere
rccen tly visiting Mr. ana Mrs. 8.
Mrs, S. {. Hatcher and Miss Ger
trudc Hatcher. have returned from
Il vis., 20 Norfolk.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Hall. whose
wedding las, week was an interest
Ing event In Albany. y. y. have re-
turned and are guests IN the home
III Mr.. and Mrs. j Il. Hal.
Miss Regina Dickinson and James
Dickinao,. OF Elierson. were recent
guests Of their sister. Mrs. T.. ".
NcWnaii.
Or Frame. OF Philadelphia. Il mis-
sionary 70 Pcrs!a, who IS home on Il
fmrlough, was here thc past week. re
the guest Of his cousin. Mrs. j. y.
Harris. During his stay Or. Frame
ray" scvarni interesting talks on his
work and travels
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BLACKSBURG

BLACKSBURG. VA. No.. i3.-Nirs
Matte Swoopc. of Richmond anl
Misses Alice and Annie Swoop". OF
ltoanoke. arrived here tOday to at
tend tn. nlai r!aEs cs ,hrtr sister
MISS Emma Kyle Swoopc, to W!!l.an,
y. bennett. OF Freeman. w. ~. IN!
wedding w.ii he quiet one and viii
take place at Tho faruil. home ii III,
Der 16
Roy. Locke White attended tho
meeting OF the synod OF Virginia In
Wayncsboro this week
Professor and Mrs. Thomas y.
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STATE NORMAL STUDENTS
OBSERVE ARM|sT|CE DAY
Minstrel Show Is Prcscntcd-iIomc
Economics Club Elects Officers.
Alumnuo Luncheon Friday.
lSpee!al TO The .rlrnes-Dispa,ch.

>pn%tal 20 The Times Dispatch
s"de "s Of ihe State v ASrm MGS school boot
dressed In white MILDLY suits and
wearing black ties. marched in the
Legion. Rockingham Post, No. "a,
celebrated Arinisticc Day. Many stu
DENTS also attended the football game
envy and the Washington and Lee
scrubs. In addition TO tho schools
narticipatiOn In tho American Legion
under tho direction of Miss Edna Il.
Shacffcr, WAS offered at assembly
Thursday morning.
The junior minstrel show was pre-
s.ntcd in the auditorium tonight.
Maudc Evans. of Hampton. was inter,
iocuter. and tho parts OF the four end
Charlottesville: Katherine Kemp. OK
Norfoik: Ethclccn Jones. OF North
Caroiina, and E!oise Charles, OF New
port News. Other bright particular
tor. Of Pulaski; Ruth Bradshaw OF
Windsor. ,Isle. OF Wight County. and
Virginia Crockett. Of Pulaski.
M!ss Grace y. Brimton. head of I'll"
home economies department. spok"
wednesday, morning al assembly on
Making Emectiv. the Training il.
bn " pnbiisS"d i in the No nov issue
81 the Virginia Teacher.
lows: Mary Brown. OF Loudoun couu-
~. president: Dorothy Fosfuc. o.
Wachaprcaguc; vicc-pros!dent, Anna
,nry; Esther Evans. cf RichmOu-.
,rsasurcr: Christine Gladstone. Of
Keller. scrgcant-at-arms.
Amusing PIny Prcscntrd.
The Little Clodnopper," an anus
ing play. Was presented at the Wcy-
"-'s Cave ii!eh School last Saturday
nigh: for tho purpose OF raising funds
'ur hone economics equipment need
al 1T th!a SCHOOL. GRATIFYING cooper
alton on the part or citiZSns has been
shown, ana Principal STANLEY has ar
rhnp"d with Miss Lolita Day who Is
N charge az homo economies teach
"r training. for the inclusion OF reg
llar home economies work ~ Wey-
"rs cave. student teachers now Civ
lng Instruction az Wcyor's Cave are
Grace iicyl and Alma Tatum, both Of
Charlottesville.
Tho nrs, in series OF entertain
'n"ntF. when pupils OF the training
rchool VIII present programs At ass
Nucn. under the direction 81 M!as
Mary Louise Scc2cr. children ot tn.
it.udcrEartcn sang songs. played
iamcs and told stories.
about nifty women OF Tho T,!cs,iaS
ciuh. Of Augusta County. at ~" home
~ Mrs. "tllnCc. near G-conv'i'" last
Tuesday. Ills subject was THE Inn
pr"vcmcrt Of the Rnral school" III"
hIno has az sts object the study aud
ions ana som" Of it's members come
~ their automobiles more than M
to..,m miles to attend meetings
Tho hlumrnc luncheon -: tho lIur-
risonhnrg Stnto Normal School wil
be- held u; the Richmond Hotel. RIcr-
VcmDcr 20. THIS has become AN an,
hlhI event Of tho educational CON
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AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. Hov. la.-Aiiss
Etae! Gilbert was the Weekend cues
-cia'iv"s at Wincsap.
rs. -. =. Harrison. who has been
VISITING. her sister. Mrs. Ron. IN
Columbia, ;. G., returned homo last
week.
N!ss Elizabeth Bowman was the
,%""k-end guest Of friends in Lynch
anss Katherine Spencer. OF Lynch .
turr. '.as the weekend guest OF Mrs.
a. x. Watts.
Mrs. u: II. Mant!ply visited friends.
at Tyc River this week.
:, MISS isabel Wagner and Mr.. and
MrH. +. l.. scott have returned from
stanton whore they attended a mis-.
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Hutchinson and their two daughters
lott Thursday FOR u tcn-days' r!sit
TO the Hutchinson family homo IN
Halifax County.
Miss India Stafford has returned 10
her home at harrisburg. after q visit
here To Miss Carrie Schacncr.
Professors Dabney $ Lancaster. W.
II. COgyin and H.. q. Magiil were in
Farmv!llc this week for the Rural
Life Conference.
Miss Alice Saunders. OF Rocky
Mount, IS u guest at the home OF he
cousin, Mrs. William II. Saunders.
Mrs. j. lIoEc Woolwinc ANA Miss
several days with relatives in Roa-
nokc.
Mrs. Charles w. Gardner attended
the state convention of Baptist MS
sionary Unions in Bristol this Wtck
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WILLIAMSBURG

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
WiL!.IAMBuRG. VA. Nov L.
Mrs. Merritt Foster and li,tlc ron
are visiting the formers parents. DR..
ana Nrs. George Oliver. at Iry!ngiOn.
Va.
Milcs Hubbard. Of s., Louis. Mo. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. G. l.. Hub
bard
w l.. Jones was In Newport News
THIS week. where he went TO attend
the funeral of his brother. the late
Dr Carter Jones.
'di!H l!uth iianmeriy will SPEND
next week at Hlacksburg
M!s Hcaroe Kelly ana children. OF
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BOYKlNS

BoYK1Ns. VA. Nov. l3.--Bishcn
I.uokcr. OF Norfolk, will he here sun
Gay and preach In st. Thomas
AIRS. j. NJ hin has Just returned
from a visit to friends IN Lasker,
Miss Rerta Allie prewry. after :,
visit TO Norfolk, has returned TO her
home.
Dr. j. ". Bland. snen, the wcci: -end
az MS o!d nome. West Point. Va.
Captain ana Mrs burden arc spend =
nag inc w""h in the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Ferguson.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton were in
itaiei-n. =. G., u part OF last week
Visiting their son
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

Marie Rappold, prirna donna of the
Metropolitan Opera Company. 1t
did this on November 5th, 1919,
before $500 teachers at the State
Armory, Albany-with Mario Lau-
remit of the Metropolitan Opera
Company. 1t did this over 1000
other times, with more than fifty
great vocalists and instrumentalists
You can read the facts of these
amazing achievements in the leading
newspapers of the United States and
Canada. They are the talk of the
music and scientific world.
And the Photographic It's the Official
Laboratory Model of the New
Edison, the monograph with
soul" Every Official Laboratory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

ack 10 the store ana get your money.
Take spoonful Of harmless, vcGc-
table Dodson's Liver Tone tonight ana
wake mp feeling great. It's perfectly
harmless go give X 10 Your children
any time. 1t can't salivatc. SO 10;
them eat anything uftcrwa rrIs. --Adv.