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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
Presbyterians Plan
Army of Minute Men.

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p-za z5op.s5 > --e goTs--z=-- L.
cry Loza zz--5z 6-r-zx zE=
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M torEz-- - -z-s q L-e demon
Lz-c1
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have bee- ez-z-zEec z rs ely
<--1 Cts--=s 4 Rowland Is char
Zs- q the ez=---lTe committee :.
l. S4zyZskz- e serving Is s=cre-z-y-
y-Ez-1ZzLCz 3 r-crg=ss-Z rzE-!
p Ire sixteen zy-c.Es and sgE-y-zigE-
--ezDg-evleS & --s c1---1-
Tie minute -=- s-= divided l--1
-1rae classes: SIMPLY Minute -1s--
EL3 W.L I'll --= II q --= LE-
-1Z-1z-lC- = regular intervals; i've
Minute ze-. E-1 VII make 1-lsE
-a-zs a. ever opportunity; and
minute men -=-, E-3 VIII ~
range for Ez- Conveyance q re
C--eE classes q speakers from CCl--
70 point.
TIE respo-z= = 11s appeal t5-
minute men --z- RS been se-E %
the 36s 900 Members q --s South
EN- Presoy-e-.z- e-c-rA has aston
lsCe9 the Leaders q -L= movement.
l. Is expected that s=ve-z. thousand
q the leading .zy-e- q me ce1o-g.-
nation VII shorty - enrolled. They
VIII speak pine pzl-y 7 me l1-e1e5.
Of tEe Presbyterian P-3g-essl-e Pro
gram, By wzic- IRE church : seek
-g $4,000, 900 for extension Of home
and foreign missions. Christian e3u-
-a.lon, Ellu1s-z--s. relief, and van
Gus cher forus c: activity.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27

the pain. 1t is perfectly harmless and
doesn't burn or discolor the skin.
Timber up! Don't suffer- Get 2
small trial bottle from any drug store
and after using it just once, you'll
forget that you ever had bachache,
lumbago or sciatica, because your back
Will never hurt or cause any more
misery. II never disappoints and has
been commended for so years.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27

Back hurt you? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains, sharp
aches and twinges? Now listen
That's lumbago, sciatica or maybe
from a strain, and you'll get blessed
relief the moment you rub your back
with soothing, penetrating "StfJacobs
Oil" Nothing else takes out sore
ness, lameness and stiffness so quickly
You simply rub It on and out comes
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-02-27
LESTEN SERVICES At
CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH

ETs-g prayer ri - sd -
EE-- = $50 o'c-ock TIE zzE-sss
I'll Il q IL z-zc-s 4 s. Iy-z.szs
. ~ GzE-aZzS
-1-c--1E zE-s-Eo-z = c'cloek
- za-T-es 81 y Ez-Er--z-y for --s
EA
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
FUNERAL HELD
FOR j. r. DIMOND
Services We're Conducted from Resi-.
deree This Afternoon-city OFF,
Gals Attend In
Body

Funeral services for the late John
r. Dmond were held this afternoon
from the residence, ZIP South Ninth
street at 2:30 o'clock with the Rev
Huell Warren officiating The inter
ment was in Oakland cemetery. The
city officials attended the funeral in a
body and during the services the fire
bells tolled as a mark Of respect to
the deceased.
The acting pallbearers were: May.
or Ed s. Lotion, Judge w. L. Nc.
Namara, e. l.. Aldrich, Harry Van
Ausdall, G. w. Moseley, J. S. Walker.
The following members of the Belknap
post OF the G.. A. RS. served as hon
orary pallbearers: Charles Mccoy,
William Holt, J. M. Rigney, Jerry
Jacobs, Charles Sissley. l.. A.. Berry,
hill.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
Elk's dance tonight.
Lowitz one-day add.

| -Keokuk club card party Thurs.
day, Jan. Is, at s o'clock.
Dance at Masonic hall Thursday,
Jan. IS. Rialto Jazz Band.
-Leaky radiators repaired, GIG
Main street Charges reasonable.
-Taylors taxi. day and night serv.
| Ice HOB Main. Phone 217
! The body OF N. E. Ohaver has
| been sent to Denver. ILL.,, for burial
| there.
Drink Orange Crush at the break.
fast table. II takes the place Of fruit.
Keokus Coca.Cola Bottling So, sole
bottlers.
For your dress making see Mrs
Anna Schaefer. 4201a Main street.
Room T. Res. Phone 1891.
--Keokuh camp III. w. A.. No. 622.
will hold its regular meeting tonight
at Woodman hall. All members are
requested to be present
The famous Rialto Jazz Band
with their string instruments at
Masonic hall Thursday, Jan. Is.
| Dancing $3.50 to 1890.
Divorce DEGREES have been grant
ed in the district court to Victoria
Poland from John r. Poland. and to
Hazel A. Lewis from Harry A. Lewis.
! -Elk's dance tonight.
Who can find words to express
! the goodness Of coffee-its fragrance
and aroma? For that very appetizing
flavor-try Hamills Steel Cut Coffee
You will like 1t!
--Coca-Cola Bottling Co manufac-
lures soda waters Of all f1ayors Call
/ TAI and have case delivered at your
home.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Maria Scott, an old resident of Mon
trose, were held today at 10 o'clock
from the Montrose residence with the
Rev. Barber officiating. The inter-
ment was in Charlestown cemetery.
Get your shoes repaired at An
derson & Hutcherson's, All Main.
The Missionary society of Bethel
A. M. e. church will meet in regular
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. Ali members are To-
quested to be present as there will
be business OF Importance. Mrs. C.
R. Waters is president and Mrs. Geo.
w. Snoddy, secretary.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
S. A. OFFICIALS
COME SATURDAY
Col. and Mrs. Pebbles, Divisional
Officers For iowa and Nebraska .
VIII Visit Army Post
Hero,

The Keokuk Salvation Army viii en-.
terrain divisional officers for Iowa and
Nebraska on Saturday and Sunday OF
this week. A telegram received by
captain Gambrel of the local army
post announced that Col. and Mrs.
Pebbles, divisional officers for this
district would arrive here Saturday
night and will remain In Keokuk over
Sunday.
Some special services nre being
planned by the Salvation Army peo-
pie for the visit Of the officers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
REV. CUMMINGS
is INSTALLED
Pastor Of Second Presbyterian Church
IL Officially Conducted Into
Charge Of his Church
Last Evening.

Installation services were held at
the Second Presbyterian church last
night at which time the Rev. J. E.
Cummings was installed as pastor.
The Rev. G. H. Duty of Montrose, pre-.
sided over the meeting.
The sermon Of the evening was
preached by the Rev. Mason OF Hamil-
ton, and the charge to the pastor was
made by the Rev. A. F. Covert of
Montrose, and the charge to the PEG
pie was made by the Rev. E. B. New
comb
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
MASONS ATTENTION.

Brother Mason, yourself, wife and
lady friend are invited by Gate City
Chapter to attend a dance and social
at Masonic Ball Room Friday evening,
Jan. 10th. Come and have a good So
ciable time. There will be no adj
mission charge, by committee. For
IMasons only.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
Resume Diplomatic Relations,

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service !
PARIS, Jan. 14--Immediate resump
ton of diplomatic relations between
Germany and Italy was announced by
the Italian delegation here today.
Count AIdrovandi, who has been
appointed Italian charge d'affaires in
Berlin, passed through Paris early
today enroute to the German city, II
was announced.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
Loan to Belgium,

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Jan. 14.-Belgium has
been granted loan of SIS 100000 by
syndicate headed by J. P. Morgan
and Company. it was learned today.
The loan is in the form of one and
five year six percent notes. which
will be offered for public subscrip.
ton.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
Steamer Is safe.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. I
LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Italian
steamer Principessa Mafalda which
was reported in Genoa dispatches Sat
urday to have foundered in a storm,
is safe and proceeding toward the
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14
Canary Islands, wireless message
from her owners said today.
Another Letter From slma

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON. Jan 1.-THE con
troversy between Rear Admiral Sims
and Secretary Daniels took new turn
today when Daniels announced he had
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14

a knife on Broadway earl ytoday, stab.
bling and seriously wounding three
women and two men before he was
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-01-14

American-made shirts are being
worn by many Of the better class in
Vera Cruz.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
RANDoLPH-MAcoN

ASHLAND. March CIR. r, l.. Njg.
gins, Of Randoiph-N Macon College, de-
lIvered before tho Woman's Club Of
tcrestinG lecture Tuesday afternoon
joel Chandler Harris Uncle re
mus" Or. Virgins brought out. tho
fact that Mr.. Harris was not All ;ti-
thor by accident, but became one by
the gradual ~dcvc,opmcnt or his native
talent. which began to show Itself
when he was but fifteen years old,
while he was working on a ountr
newspaper. He was for many years
y valuable contributor TO tho Atlanta
Constitution. but devoted the last eight
or ten years OF his life TO purely lit
crary work. The lecture was heard
by IL large. and apprcciativc audience.
Or. Alexander G. Brown. Jr. of
Richmond, made an address before the
Young Mcn's Christian Association OIL
1ta ndolpl,- Macon COLLEGE Tuesday
evening on Medicine as q Profession"
Dr.. Browns lecture was repletc with
Information helpful TO a young man
who was looking forward to studying
medicine: DR.. Brown, who is an alum
nus Of the college. was. while in Ash
and. the guest of Professor and Airs.
Snithey.
Dr Henry r. HamiiI and DR.. II. IT.
Sherman, of tho Baltimore Conference,
have been attending the Inter
church Movement Conference In Rich
nond, spent Wednesday afternoon at
ttr college, whore they made ad-
ar sscs TO the ministerial students.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
IT'S EASY TO STOP INDIGESTION
AND STOMACH. TROUBLE THIS Way
STOMACH. TROUBLE
EASY TO RELIEVE
Just Follow Advice Of Thia Lady
Who Had II had 8 YeasI
she DIDN'T BELIEVE
WHAT THx ADS SAID

had read what they were
in the papers about
Hypo.Cod but I didn't believe Il.
] just couldn't believe i, would do
the things claimed, although ! was
suffering untold misery from a
very bad case OF stomach and
nervous indigestion trouble which
Id had for three solid years. In
fact ! had become dependent
wondering it ia ever 6nd relief.
] never had any peace after q
meal. Then q cousin OF mine
bought q bottle for her son, aud
one day she got TO telling rae Of
the wonders it had done, 80 be.
cause knew she Was responsible
and worth believing, I made up
ny nind 10 try y and nov wish I
had taken Il months before. II d in.
FossloIe Tor ne to did wprts With
which 70 express ny gratitude. Hon.
eauy cannot say enough for It be-
cause II really aud truly did bring me
reIef from the troubles With which I
aoueted ioHs weA1y three years,
Ny advice now--ls dou't heslnte ba,
50 rtshs down and Get HyEo-Cot and
I couple bottles will show o won,
dnrfui results. never fssi distressed
aHer easfns aad sleep without effort.
U nsde me- stronger and better all
over and that weary TRAD dspressed
disappoarod.. declared Hrs,
ieas'e Cover. as Martin ST., Taanss-
Read What another uie. Gays asos,
~ superb Preparation The1 come
issn and get a bottle toaIsAk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
additional eoplsa have. had 10 b.

additional eoples have, had 70 be
The alumni service bureau. ecent,y
nlumnae .of misunderstanding Normal
School In answering inquiries regard
snE ssho Sa p aSy aeso sra m siylng ex5 TSs
Will also assist alumnae to
SECURE better. positions wherever .pps+
rible. and they. should communicate
Tho extension bureau has been or
ganlsed to assist teachers, schools and
community loaEues IN. whatever way
} R9s stsIss. Of Th fSr s w,a fu ssss s,o Lectures TSs
sEhool possesses lanterns both for
may be addressed TO this bureau.
loft for 4 lecture tour before hteh
schools and school leagues In Peters,
burs, SUFFOLK. Norfolk. Portsmouth,,
Sewp1Tt SsSs' ana Hampton, where
Ing OF tho, TEACHER" md Tho Place
of Trained Teachers in the school
Miss Charlotte Peoples OF the Eng.
a lecture before the FredericisburE
the pos!Ey Of W~or5swofth."
way, and the seniors have Undertaken
expenpss.. Tho book Is under The direc.
ION o' inc faculty committee. Misses
Matthias: Perrin and Straughn. prom
ises 20 be one OF the most Interesting
year books ever put out b. the insti,
tuition.
Miss Roberts. the faculty leader Of
ne volunteer band with the delegates,
Lucy Cosby. t~.ornelia. Uogs, Esther
Young. Anita Pepmcier, Tucker Bryan,
attended the student volunteer. con-
Sention In Richmond on Friday and
~SpturdaS.
Miss Starke.. the head OF tho home.
spent the Weekend In Richmond.
M:. Anderson, OF the school educa-
school, n gave a. reading before
Professor Tyner's class On his latest
novel. Tho BlUc Noon" :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
MEs.DIgpATcH SUNDAY, MARCH 3 1g2o.

Richmond t6ree weoks for treatment,
Is at.homc and out again, . 3
Miss Annie Mccanpa are or tho sick
Msy. aIJ Mrs, Z Z, Staples: er c;|es,
WITH rev o' ana M sPs"i ii. P !. cIafke. Ia Eli
attending The intercRarch World Move
wS ~ hi no% MA w'n,Isem;, Sc MiesmsnS;,
MSS r]s Ssss!as 9 %i,i sgssa"s spsn %o'S sns
Miss ,Ncttln Williams. q. member OF
sef 'i IL h sshG %om ,se by he WnS y mai i,l Ssss
nnd that OF her mother. has returned
thts aoeki TO her duties.. :.
whiting Mrs. Charles Stark,
M!sr NJ. g: Trice. who spent February
IN Miami, Fla, returned home on Fri.
IL. II. commins. commissioner OF the
Revenue, who has boon Ill with pncu-
inonia, Is rocuperating.
Howard Aumack ma, accepted a posi-
tion In phiiadelnh,a. .u.,,
otter spending se1eral weeks in New
Mrs.. Blanche whitlow. of Richmona.
Mr. and Mrs. Newbnl Hudson and
West Point in the homo Of hchparents,
AIR. and Mrs. j. w Hudson.
Miss Clara Thrift spent much 81 the
past Woeb with Mrs. II. y. Nnnnaily in
Richmond. returning home "Wednesday
The Workers Council held a very de-
lightful meeting in tho home of Air.
and Mrs. peyton Leigh. on Monday,
evening. As guests OF the Occasion
Gloucester. aud Mrs, Ada Marston. :,
Miss Martha Eoughan wal aweek-ep't
guest of Mrs. T. Franz: Green. of Rich
Inond.
ON Monday. March /. the Woman's
Club met In the home OF !ts president,
Mrs. Scott Broaddus. Those taking
part in the program were Miss Chrystai
F~arinhoit. who Earo an Interesting ae...
count OF Social Customs in Eussla,'
and aIrs. Sitnucl Il. Bland told OF re
chairman OF the health work OF the
West Point Won,an's Club. also a mem
her OF tho Stact committee on health,
| reported that she had accuren the con.
! sent Of Mrs. Jane Ransom, chairman OF
the Stale health COMMITTEES OF the Fed
! Grafton OF WolncD'R Clubs. to be pres
ent at the next meeting and address the
club. Mrs. Bray will BIO hostess. tho
! subject selected for study for the com,
,tng year ia Historic Characters and
\ fropica of Note
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
.VlnG|A|A COLLEGE WILL
RECEIVE HUGE AMOUNT
Enory and Henry Will Get $4,000
From Kackcfeiiet Edu-
cnttDnal board,

NEW YORK, March 8.--Appropria-
iigRs tSi iS W. ws ana annou5ees aot Inc
ton sosFd, issued today The Board
wss fonnasa e Sy sHinn p 2; l tSs nsIIodi
ssatss. .y!thcut distinction Of race.
pr 4 ,Ssr'f;;s'l''.s & d sia , Ya, sr .sssss
sMfba0 and P: Tsi.n e;o H J q spES! ss Ss:
5 ssRsi s'a: Ssss .ssS;sse s ssss' e Ssss; 3
%%ssI.ysp aoyisss: hiseSSaana%; ), ~ Y:
s r ;tsI'vs %inh n.', sico, 900; nmo!xs s sAa
sssl1aS% cesI!sS;S !, w WInstGg ,ss!sm' v ri 60
y Vsa as,Y IsS.. oi ssS.oeei psSeia Wa%5s
$500 ana psa'yjs amssiew s'}es aifese. Sia;mss.,
Mesi.G ssso.l. AIDED.
am sAsnssGsT'i.s q G,soe ssS "' sis;s!bu tsso0 IS
; ;giae%s; . 4%sssss, Ht 9 'ugnlv Sa'iysr''ssyi *;
.H s;s ! .s :,ss;GlfSss; rs Mssa,.ii!! e:s5 Sseo'e a.
n ,,;a sahsels sna T .,,hISoo f ser s annaa.
, , ~esae aaS sen,tisuted e
IsacnG nso,n crs; anss for tho support OF
u "a ~ oSt
Ne0.T86 as It's regular support given
southern State universities and South.
Hrn State departments OF education for
work IN the ~rceondaSy education FIELD
and for the promotion OF rural eau'
Provide for snry<vs.
referring 70 Mr.. Ilocltefeller's re-
lit OF s7o,ooo.ooo, OF which $50.
10000 no was for medical education. the
boards report says thai It viii now
be possible 20 aid medical schools
whose clinical departments are'not on
a fiJli.tine basis. Tho system OF uni
yersity c%linieal tSeehinE oTEan!zeS nt
sfty md Yale will be introduced ut
the University OF Chicago and at Van
derbilt University:
publc education in Delaware last year.
the report Gays that . comprehensive
school code modern type has been
adopted. A similar survey. Is In proS-
ress in North Ca.olina and a%ppTopria,
lions have been made to supplement
funds provided locally for surveys in
Virginia n In Aiabsma.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
FREDERICKSBURG NORMAL

E FRespsni ie Eai naG%.'ess i &
Strictly a. a preventive against fiji
Tho school has peen unasr ava,an.
there has been nue., sickness In the
FrednricksburH. Dr.. smith. tho school
physician stoten that there have boon
no casts IN the school up TO the pres
among various a~nuseren,s ;rnpro-
vis;d Tor the students while .shu, m
ny President and Mrs. Chandler. an1
saais:ed by Misses Walters. People
ms, with Mr.. Chandler acting a.
master OF ceremonies,
Iosns!ns a%ceempantsd Sy TIE seh1o!
200 Jazz 9rshestrsm eomrletsa t the
io~s: plano. Miss Bass; drum. MISC
waller; guitar. Miss cEtsmondi ohoes,
s]yiop.,one. Miss Fannie Moore: man.
dnlin. Miss Pauline Fletcher. The or.
Refreshments.
The midwech cha2e' service, vas
form OF program has proved 40 sue
variety and interes, IN chapel pro-
grams has been ono OF the delight
fuI features OF the scll no, year:
The school has recently purchased a
;pov;nS-2icturc machine, and in the
future. entertainments Of this ci,a-ac:
tor viii DC z regular feature OF school
,.ta. The School will pc on q film cis-
avit, and Gln.s Of educational. instruc-
tire md entertaining character Will
ho given regularly. The a~dm!nistra-
t!on. believing In proper uBe OF good
.navins pictures. has incorporated this
i,.en Into -the school program. They
WIN ESQ he used as part OF the eS-
tension work. recently !aausuratcd by
tho school.
THE recent Bulletins announcing the
cepihle-cial teacher training course
rad' Tho sumnc school and the alumn!
MA, navb bccb In such" dcInand thu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07
WEST POINT

WEST POINT. VA. March S.-Onc OF
tne most enjoyable events OF the sen
son was inc birthday party and dance
IN the Young Mems Club rooms cole
hratinE tho twenty-fourth anniversary
OF Jack Marshall's birth. The young
people present wcre generally from
West Point. Mr. and Mrs. A.. Julian
BaSby furnished tho music. and the
retreshmonts we're greatly enjoyed.
Miss. Jcnnnette Kidd. of Baltimore, a
cousin OF young Mr.. Marshall, a guest
IN the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Mar
shall, attended the party.
Mrs. Morgan Treat entertained In
honor Of the birthday o. her Youngest
daughter. Miss Morgan, who, with her
many young friends. had n good time.
Miss Margaret Hardy. OF Chase City.
was Tic weekend guest OF AR. and
Mrs. r. G. Garden, leaving here Mon.
day afternoon for Baltimore. Garden
Albright, OF the State Highway Corn
OF Richmond. WAC also Il guest
IN tho Garden hornc on Sunday.
Mrs. E.. e. BaEby is at her old home
In. Rappahannock County, called by
teie pllonc On account Of tho extreme
OF her father, MI. johnson. Of
Woodvlile, Rappahannocx County. va.
NeWs has reached here OF the illness
Of Mrs. Fred Roberts, of Savannah.
Ca, and AIRS. g.. ". Westbury, who is
the winter in Richmond. Her
has gone down to Savannah.
Mrs. Lewis j. Montague. who has
been in the Memorial I~!csp!ta! IN Rich
mond for treatment, IS at horne again
DR.. AVIAN S. Hudson. who was in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

from Cleveland. Ohio. whore she at.
forcncc. "
w Mssi :; W 81 e I S'.is d . ,,r hIssS from
Mrs. J. Gordon Joncs ana Mrs. vii.
visiting the Rev. and Mrs D. L, Blake
Mrs. Harry. II, Balter has boon Wis.
Niss Emm5 Howard wight and Miss
tSs Week IoI Il hilaG.n m bare been spending
from New York and baltimore.
n W WIsi = (; 5annsy has returned fr9n,
ter, MIR. and AIRS. Charles ,IIildebrandt.
MIss Ann Carson has rssu,ned rrom
Z VISIT to her sister, Mrs. William Pas--
Mrs: Nellie Fletcher has returned to
Washington. after visiting friends here.
Mrs, Mortimer Rogers. OF Iioanobe.
inert. Of Martinsburg. W. Va, have
been at the home Of the formers on.
in,law, Or. 7: W. BOYD;
%daugh,er. Miss Opal Robinson. have
returned from Florida.
Mrs, MARSHALL Willis and her sister.
formers son-in-iaw M daughter. sir.
I FL Mrs; John T. Roddy. Of Rock
Nile. STtnsW lGakCr IL VISITING YEA
tivca in Washington and Baltimore.
Miss Ethel Hicks has COMO to Wash
in9ton.
Miss Minnie 6. Baker has been vis-
Ting her sister, Mrs. r., S. stokes, OF
Rockville. Nd.
Mr.. and Mira. Russell Gather have
been visiting The l~atter's parents, Mr..
ana AIRS. Samuel Earnan. near Ifarrl,
Mt and Mrs. r. Asburr Kern and
c.iild have returned to E~llensburg,
Wash. after spending several months
e tho homc Of tho former's mother.
Mrs. BENTLEY Kern.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter Harloe. OF
Strashlrg. Va. have been visiting REL
Miss Mariana Shank has returned
70 Baltimore. after visiting relatives
Mrs. \. r. Page has been visiting
friends in Baltimore this weei,.
Mrs. Henry z. Gilpin and her dauch-
ter. Mrs. Lewis NJ. Alien. have returned
from Atlantic City.
Mrs. JOIN itieman and Miss Florence
Barker nave returned to Washington,
! after. visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
| Slrcck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-07

HfonlaI as every atatement have
made il perfectly true."-Mrs. J. @.
EdAou!sT, 224 S. 10th Street, Omaha,
Nebraska.
Woman who suffer from those dis.
HessiBg lie peculiar to their sex should
be convinced by the many genuine and
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