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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

Lot Mems Shoes. High and low cuts
Black and Cordovan shades Regular price
$780, $1,000, $3.50. Sale price S7.95
Lot Mems Shoes, Black, high cuts. Reg
ular price $780, Sale price S5.45
Lot Mems White Tennis Shoes, High
cut, White Rubber sole with heel. Regular
price $2.75 Sale price Sl.75
Lot Black and Tan Leather, Boston
Bags. Sizes Is, II and Is inch. Regular
price $3.50 to $500. Sale price $2.95
Lot Black and Brown Boston Leather
Bags. Sizes II and Is in. Reg. price S4.75
and $500. Sale price S3.)5
BOYS DEPARTMENT
Our Entire line of Boys Suits included in
This Sale. Wonderful Values at Bar
gain Prices.
Lot Boys Suits ages to II. Regular
prices $40, $3.50. Sale price $3.50
Lot Boys Suits, ages to Is. Regular
prices $500 and $16.50. Sale price SILL
Lot Boys Long Pant Suits, ages ID to
IS. Regular price $3.50. Sale price $3.50
Lot Boys Suits, ages 10 to Is. Regular
prices $1,000, $3.50. Sale price $3.50
Lot Boys Raincoats Colors Black and
Tan, ages to 16. Regular prices 5000,
$3.50 Sale price $4.75
Lot Boys Negligee Shirts AND Blouses.
Regular prices $1.25 and $1.38.
Sale price Csc
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

l Lot Boys Cotton ribbed Union Suits
Regular price SIPS. Sale price Csc
Lot Boys regular and Athletic Union
Suits, ages to II years. Regular price
'S5c and $10O. Sale price soc
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Clothing Department

of netamyan md muahg prices of y
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

Lot Boys Odd Trousers. Regular price
$500 and $3.50. Sale price S1.75
Lot Boys Jerseys. Color Maroon AMI
Khaki. Regular price $2.75.
Sale price $l.95
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-15

Lot Mems Mercerized Cotton Pajamas
assorted colors. Regular price $3.50 and
$500. Sale price S1.9S
/ Lot Mems Cotton Night Robes. Regu
lar price $1.75. Sale price as
Lot Mems Fancy Vests. Regular price
$3.50, $3.75, $500. Sale price S1.75
l Lot Mems Jerseys. Colors Maroon,
Navy, Khaki Regular price $3.50.
Sale price S2.G5
LOT Mems Soft Felt Hats, all good styles
Regular price $3.50 to $500.
Sale price S2.95
| Lot Mems Soft Crush Hats. Colors
Blue and Black. Regular price $500.
Sale price S1.45
Lot Mems Golf Caps. Regular price
$500 and $3.50. Sale price $1.45
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
SAYS TANLAC made
LIFE WORTH living
Mrs. Mary f. Roach Saws
lanlac Is Her Favoritc
Medicine As 1t Enabled
Her TO Enjoy Three
Years OF Good Health.

"ranlsc has been tho fayorre
rned.cin" in my cabinet for ,bro.
yeaEf." said Mrs. NJ Il. Roach. Of iog
'aE Street. Lynchburg. Virginia. i,
an Interview. recently
NJ ~" time began taxing Tan
!hc' "Nrlaincd Mrs. Roach. Il had
zen suffering from Indigestion
rl'uinatism and other troubles FOR
r.nc years and could find nothing ~
help 'n". II vcniIred 10 cat any
t9!ne the least bi, heavy would
no NJ With sour gas aud almost
sm0'h"' Ny heart would paIpitatc
ffah fniiy and when ihrs" zp.ns
came on me | MAS so dizzy and weak
could hardly stand M. oftnn
mac 10 stop and rest while doing ms
honse"orh. was badly ccnsiipa;cd
and hardly ever free OF headache /
also suffered with rheumatism In m ~
fingers ana especially in cloudy. rainy
or snowy weather my pain was
almost unbcarabIr. My kidneys and
liver were out OF order and had ih.
worst Kind Of pains in my back. legs
bnd shoulders mad no appetite.
and what little ] did ca, seemed 10
do me more harm than good as
always suffered afterwards. and had
become 70 rundown, weak and mis-
cradle that sometimes fel, like lie
was hardly worth living.
One day read a Testimonial for
! Ta~'ac that seemed so sincere tina;
decided TO see 81 the medicine
would help me. Well the first bottle
did me so much. good that got an.
other, then another and 80 on until
my troubles all disappeared AZ !
said. that was three years ago. and
~ have been able toTkecp myself in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
GRAY HAIR RUINS
YOUR APPEARANCE
S-Bnn Hair tnior Rr>t0rcr Make, yuur
iitr beautiful. DARK and I.u>,rou,
.NEAin. ImrroNcs Sn,Ir Annrurunre

How many times hay" you good
before "a mirror and wished your ,ai,.
would be evenly dark and ius,-ous
like tn" young folks you see. instead;
OF being dun. gray. s,rcsA"d. or
faced. as well @s thin or falling
Don't envy them You can nave
beautiful. ctSnly dark lus;rous. long.
thick hair. too. Just get a hottl. Of
g Kan. the wonderful hair color re-
S;orcr and comb IL into your hair
once or twice a day rs pc, s:mpl,
directions on thc bottle. In Il few
weeks that ugly, faded. lifsicss gray
hair viii have the beautiful. even
dark cO.or OF youth back. and when
YOU run your fingers through your
hair and feel how soft and wavy i; is.
too. YOU vii! Wear smile OF real
delight
thousands OF enthusiastic users
praise B-n Hair color Rcstorcr as
the greatest absolutely safe hair
color reatorcr made. All drug stores
have QEan ready for you in handy
bottles or by mail 70 cents. Grant
Drug Co:npany. seventh and Broad
Twelfth and Main, Richmond. Va
Adv
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Rotarinns to Visit.

nANNIf.bE. April S.-Danvillc Ro-
tariaus AZ their hiwcekly luncheon
yesterday elected Rev. Henry Wade
DuBose pastor OF tho First Presby
-eriaU church. 10 represent the DAN
riilc organization At the interna
:!cuRl convention, which will he held
in Atlantic city next June. At the
same time. announcement was mace
of - invitation extended TO the Dan
vile and Roanoke Rotary Clubs Ivy
inc Gynchhurg club. inviting these
two organizations to spend Saturday.
MAY - At the Hill city. when n
dinner viii h. served The Danville
R";arlams promise to he on hand in
force.
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i'incd for Extract snlr.

FREDERICKSBURG. April S. =
Wallace Harding, 4 Eroceryman OF
this city. was :iIi"d 500 and costs and
sentenced To thirty days in Jail in
rhc Police court here by Police Jus
i,cc Emhrcy on charge of selling
essence Of lemon as a beverage. The
3all sentence was suspended. Mr..
Harding, through his attorney, Will
liam w Butzncr, plead not guilty
hnd noted al appeal TO the Corpora
lion Court Three witnesses for the
prosecution were put on tho stand.
who stated that they had purchased
lemon extract in quart quantities
from Harding a; his store for S3.75
per HNart.
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BULLY!
If Bilious, Constipated
or Headachy. take
"Cascarets"

.'ccl grand! Clean up inside! Your
system is filled with liver nnd bowel
poison. which Keeps your skin Sallow,
your stomach upset. your head foEpy
and aching. Your meals are turning
INTO poison and y"'I cannot feel riEh..
Don't stay bilious "r constipatcd.
Feel splendid always by taking cna-
carcis occasionally. They act with
out Eririnr ~ Inconvenience. they
never sickcn YOU like calomcl Salts
OIL or nasty. harsh Pills. they cost
% little. too--''ascarcts work while
you Slc"D.-Aiv
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ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AFTER
WIFE SWALLOWS POISON
Young Wan Takes Bichioridc OF
Mercury I'm Effort to die
with Wife.

PETERSBURG. April S.4with his
wife in Petersburg. Hospital dyIrg
slowly from the effects of bichiur.1Ic
Ut mercury tablets, which she TOOK
in an effort TO end her own life
Garland Archer. .: yours old. and
q wrll-known young man OF this
city. today attempted to commit
suicide with II dose OF the same
rn:son. Both are declared tonight TO
be in y precariuus condition and at
tending physicians asSc-; that j; III
only matter OF Il few hours Def orc
the youthful wife nuccumhs to the
poison.
Domestic trouble is assigned as tho
reason for the act
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MRS. MARY f.. ROACH
or Lynchburg. Va.

sood health ever since hy takIn. a
rev doses Of Taniac now and then
AZ rec the need Of it. TanIac ma.
bniH IN" up and given me strength
ana energy so that nay housc,vorx
~ easy for me. !, makes iii. worth
hvinE. for II keeps IN. with n good
appetite. helps me to digest my food
properly. and by relieving me nc al!
shH"ring and nervousness enables
me I" sleep soundly every night
.shau always praise Taniac."
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by IRA.
glc- Drug co. and Grant Drug Co..
ADV.
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vii 4. Cnnfesfcd

HARRlSpNBuRG. April s. suit
has been brought at Franklin. w. Va.
II was Learned here last night. TO test
the validity Of the Will Of the late
John Mcclure. wealthy live stock
dealer OF rcndlcton County. who left
an estate valued at moro than $1,000
0oo. Sadie IIipklc and othcr; arc
suing EchccCa J. Mcclure. OSccola
Dyer and more than twenty-five
other hcneficiarics under the will as
rrohaicd, including the trustees OF
tho Presbyterian Church AT Franklin
and the town az Franklin itself.
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General News Notes.

Delegates To the state Democratic
convention in Roanoke. Viii be elect
ed tomorrow night y, Il meeting 20
De held in lluStinc% Court. rOniGat
each Of the six wards in thH city
elected ten delegates TO the city
meeting. Twelve dclcSatcs-twO
from each ward--will be selected at
the meeting tomorrow to represent
Petersburg in the MaEic CITY.
Closer cooperation. between ship
pers and railroads were pledged here
this afternoon at meeting in the
Chamber OF Commerce between rep
rcscntativcS of business houses aud
The various railway companies cniar-
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Nc,, Clnthinr I.nc1nrr,

FREDERICKSBURG. April S. -
Fredericksburg has another new
notwithstanding enterprise. which be-
gan activities here on Tuesday. II
is a branch clothing factory "a \.
Morcanst"rn & Co. OF Baltimore. Md
Twenty eight machines have. been in
sta led, all ne which are now in use.
and twcnty-cieht more will be pu,
IN AZ once Thirty operatives arc now
employed in this factory. hut the
manager, NJ. :. Kahn. stated tina,
about 100 you'd bc employed when
The plamt is IN fun swing
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Hot Contest l:xpcc,cd.

HhRRlSoNBURG. April S-IIarri-
sonburG will have a hotly contested
city election on June :. Mayor John
II Downing is not a candidate for
reelection. hnt tNo others already
aspire TO that Office. They are John
w Morrison and cou2"ilman T. y.
Thomnson Civ" members OF tho CITY
Council als" will he elected. n p
Vino. manager Of the New Virginia
Ihchter, is til. first and only candi-
da'c To announce himself FOR the
Council so far.
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San.O0n .nnn,nyc suit.

1fNCHBtRC;, April S.-A. t. I.antcr,
nonresident of Virginia. has brought
suit I'm. the Federal District Court here
against Walker ID. Hines, railroad
administrator. for $4,000 damages.
The plaintiff alleges he was n pas
scnger on Norfolk ana Western
train last July and was Injured while
on the trip. Declaration has not been
flied in the case yet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

WINCHESTER. April S.-The Rev
j. $. kennison, for several years pas
tor of the historic Opcuuon Memorial
Presbyterian Church at kcrEstown.
and also Of the churches al Round
Hill and Burnt Church. has resigned,
and as soon as the Winchester Pres
bytery acts farornbly thereon he will
leave for North Carolina. where he
VIII become pastor OF Il church.
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Wells TrinI ros,po,cJ

pANNIlL.E. April S-Thc prclimi-
nary trial of Bruce Wells. charged
with murder. has been postponed un-
til next week. owing to tho Illness
If his counsel. Attorney u. II. custer.
The hearing was 60 have been given
ne accused young maa tomorrow
morning.
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Negro * Acquitted.

DANNlLLl3. April S.--Gcorgc Hair
ston. negro charged with shooting
and killing his snn-in-law. John
tiairSton. at Chestnut Knob last
Christmas. was acquitted by a jury
in the Henry County Circuit court at
this morning. The ac-
cHsed made his defense on the claim
that the shooting was accidental
Willie a SCuffic WAS N progress
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Hold ycstr, Election.

WINCHESTER. April S-Ail the old
NcStryincn OF Christ Protestant Epis-
copal Church have been reelected. en-
cept one. tho rev member being w. y.
Baker. DIR. w. i. McGuire. who ~
senior warden OF t;Ic church., has
been II vestryuan about rorty-two
years. record OF service not SUR
passed in the Christ Church parish.
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rc>tincs Lumber PROFIT. Small.

MIAMI, Fla. Aprii S.-Proiits
totaling only $1S,3i? we're realize
by Magic city Lumber tompany.
owned by Z. j. Peters and G.
Goodman, in sales TO w. w. Ward
and j.. d. Pride. builders of an avia-
ton canu in Miami during the W."
according to testimony given in
Federal court TODAY by w. :. War1
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Funeral of Accident victim.

lIARR1SONBURG. April s. The
funeral of William b. IIamrick, II
salesman, who was killed in an auto
mobile wreck Monday at Mount Craw-
ford. was held yesterday in Staunton.
ID. l.. SwartZ. of this county. who at
the same time WAS severely injured.
has not yet fully reEaincd conscious
ness. He sustained a broken collar
bone. fractured shoulder blade. a
part OF which penetrated his lung.
and Il badly wrcnchcd spine.
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T,yn SmuIlnn, 1a.nx

WINCHESTER. April S.-rwo cases
of smallpox have been reported hy
the health officer, but the patients
nav" been puaraniineh. aud u spread
OF the disease is not feared. Two
other suspected cases were discharged
several days ago.
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Suffrage Lcnyuc Elects.

IINcllRiiRc;. April S.-.Thc Lynch
burg Equal Suffrage Lcusuc has elect :
ed new officers as follows: president
Mrs. John II. Lewis: vice presidents.
Mrs. G. II. Howell. Mrs. H. z. Nicholas
ana Mrs. Aubrey l.. STROBE; secretary.
Mrs. Charles Robert Smith. end treas
urcr. Mrs. Dexter Otcy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
I,nrsr To- I,n>tnr.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES April S.--The
official board of the Methodist Church
presented Rev. H. l.. Ilout. pastor
OF the Methodist Church. with u
] ursc OF $loo on the ev" of his de-
rarturc for Washington 10 attend the
Baltimore Conference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

LfNCliBCRG, April S.-Althaugh
'hr onicial temperature here last
"iSht was "S.6 degrees and the mcr-
cntF dropped I" ~ degrees in one
"i INC mountain peach orchards
!Vu''h"h to-day were OF the belief tina;
we commercial peach crop was not
injured by the freeze. hard wind
ne" until midnight whicn probably
saved the crop. There Was no frost
except in low PAGES.
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Coal Shor,ncc rhrcntcp,.

DANNlI.I.l:. April S.-Danvillc's coat
supply is again jcopardzcd. only three
days standing between the closing
Of tho plant. Superintendent Frank
Talbot said that inquiry made or
dealers showed that there is not
carload of steam coal in the city. and
there is none rolling.
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NcnrIuorth Farm sold.

worth Farm. the home of the late,
Henry Stephenson. near Stephenson.
Va. has been sold by his son. John
Il. Stephenson. TO !. l.. and j. w
Jollimc. The farm contains $50
acres. and the consideration was
S3O.0Oo.
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New SUPERINTENDENT, Ch,>.n

l-fN'!iEtEG. .iprll S.-W. q clay.
for, heretofore general supcrint.n
dent Of the electric and gas depart,
men's of the LyRchhur- Traction and
Light Company, has accn appointed
assistant ia the general manager of
me company ard BRYANT White,
formerly Of loui3.i!lc. Ky, has been
mac genera $ni.rIin,jndcmi. sue
veedIng Mr. Claytor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

order with a local bank to buy 10000
marks. which normally arc worth
about % cents. hut which today arc
selling for y cents. The belief pre-
walls that sooner or later the mark
is expected to make a sensational
ri 60
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

ing the cockadc city. Movement Of
less than car load-iots OF goods came
in for considerable discussion. aud
the railway representatives declared
thai the shippers can depend upon
their closest co-opCrajiou in the mat
ter OF hnndlinH small Sh!pmcmtS.
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rost-omrc nusi,.7s increases.

LNNcHRtRG. NIL S.--Thc re
ccipiS of the local post. office in tho
month past aggregated S3?.4iG.ln. an
incrcaS" Of s6.22T.0l over March.
21a. The business OF the Office TOR
the first quarter Of the year aggrc-
gated sS2.923.il
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100000. FIRE DAMAGES
TANK PLANT At NORFOLK
Blaze Is Thought to Have Origi-
mated From Spontaneous Conn
buStiOn-Othcr State News.

NORFOLK. April S.-Firc supposed
10 nave originated from spontaneous
combustion completely destroyed
building Of the International Agrl-
>ulturnI Corporations tankage plant
al Money foint last night. and also
cons umod slN loaded hoN cars stand
3nE on a sidctraciS near the factory.
Tho damage Is estimated at 100000
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Mrs. w. W. smith stricken.

1.YNCIIBCRG. April S.--Alrs. Smith.
widow OF Or. W. w. Smith. tounter
ana first president of Rando!ph-
Macon'S Womans College suffered II
slight strok" Of paralysis Tuesday
in Charlotte. y. e.. whore she *
risitln. Mrs. Hunter Marshall
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Aiiss

" INt-TIESTEE, -Npril & = Miss
Gladys George and Philip Williams.
Winchester attorney. were married
In Centenary Methods, Church. 4.
Ninston-S salem, the home OF tho
bride
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Church Extends chi.

I.YNtTIBTKG, Anril S.--St. Faul's
Episcopal Church has extended u caIl
To Rev. j. Nj. RobcsOn. tho supply
rector, 10 become rector OF the parish.
During the war Mr.. Robcsun was AN
army chaplain. II is believed that
he VIII accept the call.
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Democrats To Meet.

FREDERIC SBtEt;. April S.-'rhc
Democrats of Orange County will
hold a mass meeting at Orange. April
20. To eject delegates to the State
convention, TO bo held at Roanoke.
May -.
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We'd in t:rrrnsI,nro.

DANNILLE. April S.-Jcssc &. Hail
and Miss Mamie w. Parker. daugh-
tor of Mrs. !. n. Allen. Of this city
were married yesterday in Greens
horo. y. c.. at tho home of w r
Cakes
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FREDERICKSBURG. April S-Mrs,
Nina carter Tabh has purchased of
Henry Mctombs the Gangs" farm.
known as the Amos raync farm 800
acres. near Ntlddl.htIrr l.uul,uu
County. The purchase price WAS
$4,000
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FLAMES WRECK Dcunt.

LITTLE ROCK. Npril S.-Thc Mis-
souri, Pacific passenger station here.
built in 1909 at cost OF S7IO.0r0
was destroyed tonight by fire believed
TO hav" been caused by defective cleo
trio WIRING.
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Plan sale of Chprch.

LYNCHBURG. April S.-Neeotia-
tions are under way here looking To
the sale of the Rivermcnt Avcnu.
Methodist Church Ia the conErcEa-
ton, OF Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church.
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TMn IInms Mrigh l.n Innanx.

DANNii.bE. April 81. T. Carter.
farmer Of Mount Cross. came to
banvilic today bringing two Of tnc
largest hams ever seen here 10
=c'h"r. they turned the scale at I2O
pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

BOSTON April S,-Eour labOrcr
were killed today by gas from Il
broken main in II street trench wncrc
they were wording.
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Spectator INV. u,u

pANNiLLE. April s.--The German
marx at rs present low cbh seems
~ % attracting Virginia specul,tors
I odnN ~ cA.snrNLcc nlnn nl..rnh ~
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accountant of the department a.,
Justice. in the trial OF the four men
On cliaT2cs OF conspiracy 10 dcfr.ai
the government.
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Stnrt Inquiry Into Submarines Loss.
LOS ANGELES. April S.--lnquiry
into the loss of the submarine Ill.
the result OF it's going on the shoals
of Santa Margarita Island Lower
California. nearly II month ago. with
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fTVVHSV FU HIHUr.

WINCHESTER. April Raymond
iryan Walter and Miss Jessie Boycc.
both OF Martinsburg. W. Va. were
granted marriage license here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

the groom presenting letter
from his parents couscnt.nS 10 his
marriage. he being under. legal age.
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Cleanse Your Blood Of Those Poisons
Which are Daily Undermining Your Health,

There are great many people who are sick,
yet manage to do their work and drag along
Day after day, feeling miserable, discouraged
and tired all the time. They do not know
what is the matter and their physicians cannot
name the disease
In many cases this state of poor health is
caused by poisoned blood, At one time or an
other, possibly years back, the blood was con-
taminated or tainted by biliousness, constipa-
ton, kidney and other diseases
These conditions OF poisoned blood arc
made known by general debility or gradual
loss OF health, pimples, bols, sores, eruptive
skin diseases and chronic catarrh
II you have reasonto believe your present
state Of ill health is dueto an Accumulation of
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OF The shoals. but sank In deep wat.
and salvage officers reported to raj;
and repair II would not pay
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eofNe
the Georgia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09

tho loss OF four lives. was begun to-
day ut tho submarine base at San
Pedro. The submarine was pulled
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-09
MISS ELLA STRICKLAND.

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Medicine but many limitations and substitutes Do
Look for the the package Refuse all limitations! 1W