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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

To-Day
Erzbrrg~r was shot by n young
student and former army lieutenant
named Otto Won Iliruchfeld lilo wnn
not seriously injured, aitho ply.
sioiana said an operation would be
necessary % remove the bullet which
lodged in HIS shoulder.
Won iiirschfeld fired three shots
from small caiiber revolver. but
only one took effect The first shot
struck heavy watch chain and
glanced off. tho second also glanced
when Il struck a button on Erxbcrg.
cr's vest
Won iiirrchfeii was arrested i'm.
mcdiaiely. lilo told the police he had
been attending the Erzbergerilelffer.
ich trial and had become convinced
ErxherEer was 'nuNious 20 Ger,
many"
The British and Italian ministers
sent messages OF sympathy to Era.
berger
Rumora OF an impending mon.
archiht outbreak were circulated
soon after the shooting ana Gustsye
Nonke. minister Of defense. lmme.
distely put guards over all govern
ment buildings. The public was for.
hidden "a enter certain Hones.
The attack upon Erxhergcr came
aa q climax Co tho stormy trial In
which the finance minister u suing
Or. Kari HcAferich. former Vice
chancellor and once minister 20 Illus.
ala. for libel. Heifscrich had charged
the fingnoc minister with using his
government war posts for private
gain.
The trial. which has been attend.
I'll largely by German leaders. re.
suited In crystaillring the bitter feel.
Ing between tho Pan-CcrmauH and
the present government HrifferiCh
was particularly bitter In his attacks
upon ErxberEer Ia the courtroom.
After the court had adjourned 20.
day. Erxb~rgcr. accompanied by his
lawyer. walked from the courts
building 10 his motor car. which was
waiting. Tnnetieed In tho crowd.
Won fiirschfcid hurried NJ "a
t.rrherKer's side and began firing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

queries defense lawyers are asking
women called for service on the
Jury. Some admitted Il might have
some bearing on their verdict II ihey
were accepted.
The prosecution VIII attempt a.
establish that Mrs. Wilson killed
Brown IN a III OF jealousy because
he was more attentive 10 her sister
Mrs. %. j. Howard. The latter nai
with Mrs Wilson today. listening
10 the queations and answers In the
process ~ selecting n jury.
Mrs. wilson's husband Fred J
Wilson. Of Kan Francisco. occupied
a seat close TO them. lie expressed
complete confidence that his wife
would be yindiontcd and that the
prosecution would be unable e
prove any Of is sensational charges
against her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
Report Irish Get
American Rifles

LONDON. Jan. s7.--Two thousand
American rifles were landed on the
irish coast fortnight ago. a Dublin
dispatch to the Daily News said to.
day.
Police. tho dispatch ssded. have
been unable TO find tho weapons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

FRESNO. Cal. Jan. a7.--Lcwis
Jester. who was arrested here under
tho Hyndicalism act. had $50. which.
he said. was To be used for the de.
Tense 81 the alleged I. w. w. now
on trial ~ MnnteHsno.
The American Legion r. the
bunk" said Jester. THE United
States 10 no, n government Of the
people. Millions in the United
States now desire 10 so 20 Russia aa
soon az they can get boats to take
them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
sEArrIE pErErTIyEs

asked by Spokane authorities Tuss-
day to locate William Neyes. former
~ 81 Spokane. and believed 20 -
employed NJ present IN Seattle sih a
bookkcepsr IN a local sicelworka.
Hayes father died recently. IL was
stated IN the telegram received by
the local authorities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
Powhatan Nearing
Halifax Harbor

HALfrsx. ~ e.. Jan. s7.-The
disabled American transport Pow
hatan was 40 miles Off Halifax har
Dor at ~ a. m. according to a wire
less message here. The Powhatan
waH making five miles an hour and
expected 10 reach tho harbor by {.
y. m. the message nnid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
ALT Totes Iron Bar;
Police Inquisitive

Believing that heavy iron bar.
swathed In a newspaper. would stand
him In good stead In case q robbery.
Alfred Ahld~n. 90. naid he carried
on, hia idea and ran foul az the
police,
lie was In the city iaIi Tuesday
while tho police arr investigating his
past.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

''Cascareta" tonight nure' Your
system ia filled with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sal.
low. your stomach upset. your head
dull md aching and your system full
OF cold. Your meals are turning into
poisons. gases and acids. You can
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
STORM WARNING

Southeast storm warning was or.
dered displayed at 1850 n. m. Tues.
day. Tho storm Is central over
Vancouver Island. moving south.
east and will cause fresh 10 whole
southeast gales Tuesday and
"wednesday.
Warnings arc displayed at all
Washington scaports and mouth
OF the Columbia river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
ADMITS
FfIsfNt,

a few minutes later Anderson and
Densch went back to Iseii II. There
were lights In the Williams home.
They made inquiries Of Miss VIII
Jams. who il said 10 have admitted
at once having fired the shots. with
the explanation that she had done so
in dream.
She was charged with disorderiy
conduct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

not feel right. Don't stay bilious or
oonstips,ed. Feel splendid tomorrow
by taxing cascarcta before you 60
to bed. They act without gripping OF
Inconvenience. They never Sicken
you lie caiomel. salts. Oh or nasty
harsh pills. They cost 20 little too
-Cascareia work while you sleep.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
Have Been
Squirrel Juice"

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 27.-san.
loe Hoio. found perched nj tho top
~ telegraph pole. WINS sentenced 10
30 days in Jail. He got the stun in a
drug store. he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
Oh, Girls! Girls!
Listen to Red Fox

RIVERSIDE, CAT. Jan. 2T.--Chicf
Red Fox Of the White Swan wash.
ingtonl Indians speaking here. de.
clared he'd seen more war paint on
white womcn's faces than on squaws.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
QUENTIN
OUIDNUNC
DAILY HE ASKS 4 0tEs-
TON or FIVE PERSONS
PICKED AT RANDOM
THE QUESTION


should teachers he given "a nalafy
raisef
ANSWERS
Mrs. FRANK DELANEY. iisi
18Th nve.---I think We all need a
raise. My two boys are walking
tho streets right now looking for a
loh. ono was rs months la the
army. The other was IS months
on tho Atlantic ocean. The teachers
have got themselves Ca look out
Tor. and we've got ourselves.
A. u. F1sAEN. 1883 seth ave-
I wouldn't nny--don't know any
thing about tho argument.
MRS. VI. }. KANE, Cali Second
ave. ~. WI think 80.
Mrs. CHARLES FLOWERS,
ESQ Fgfih ave. y, W.~~Now,
what's the ldeaY haven't looked
into the matter. IN rive you an
answer some other time.
HOWARD EWING. crRry BIDS
Certainly. Every ono who works
should have "A salary iarse enough
to live on comfortably. 10 enjoy
few amuaemantH and lay aside
enough during hia working years
TO provide for the rainy days az
the end OF tho rad
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

Thurman Steele. -. was in the
city Jail Tuesday while the police at.
tempted 10 prove he passed more
than $500 worth OF worthless pay
checks in the city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
BERLIN FEARS
MONARCHISTS
Guard Against Revolt After
Attempted Staying

BERLIN. Jan. sG.--'fhe gov.
etnment tonight took every pre-
caution 90 prevent a monarchist
outbreak. following the shooting
II Matthias Erfbsrgcr. minister
of finance ip the German cabinet.
latlux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27
WEDNESDAY

Church eiub-Eev. ". u. sutton
viii talk. Topic. beware the
Empty House"
CTS y. m--Ison Narche--
Monthly dinner Of the Church
mems club. Judge &. T.. Clay.
pool win prs-iee.
sp. m.--EaEios' hall. Seventh
and Pine. Reception 10 Frank
y. Herring. twice worthy grand
president 81 the Fratcrnai Order
Of Eagles. and Conrad ~. Mann.
national Organizer.
-=aaasssaaa|as--saaaa=a--a-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

4 woman never thinks Of her bus-
band as a gambler as long as he
doesn't lose.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-27

should teachers 10 given a nalafy
raisef
NsassrFr.uhGs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

LTSCIintnD juno 3.--Frnnk Nash.
nssiStan: attorney general Of North Caro-
lima. resilient OF Raleigh. and Miss Nan
Spott-wood StrudwiCk. OF Greensboro, y
g. w"r" married here this afternoon at
Westminster Presbyterian Church. The
bride has been librarian az sweet BrIar
College
FREDERIcRsprRp. Juno 1-Invita. .
ilpns have been issued 20 tho marriage Of
Miss sarah Henderson wilson daughter
"f Mrs sarah Mclean wilson. 20 Win
stnn Carter Height. both o.! fr"doriCkS-
burg The welding VII take place on
Jun" Is at noon In the Prcsbytcrlnn
church. ln this ritv.
FEEDERIckSBCRG June 3-tt tho
r"ctory OF old AGuia church. IN Stafford
County on Tuesday. was s0i"mnlz.i the
marriage uf william Melvin Pearson and
Miss Eateia F'!ppc. both Of Stafford
County
rREDER1cKsErRn. Jun" a.-Miss
snh Mrs Arthur rrevve.,. OF Glen Allen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
Chief Petty Officer Rich
ard Cannon, Of Ill-Fated
U. S. 8. Neptune, Gives
Story Of His Perilous
Adventures And Re-
markable Restoration.

Richard Cannon. chief Petty Onlcer
OF tho l. s. s. Neptune. whose dra :
matte capture 1T sea by q German u
boat and subsequent experiences
aboard the submarine and in a Ger
man prison hospital thrilled the en-
tire country. il SUI another world war
hero to test the remarkable recon
structivc powers OF Tanlac and give
II his strong endorsement MIR. Can
mons adventures we're so narrowing
that his constitution was completely
shattered. but after months OF suf-
fering he has now rcEaineh the won
derful health that enabled him to
pull through his adventures alive and
Is today the same strappng two hun
drcd pound fighter that embarked on
the Inflated collier. But let him tell
his own story:
when the Neptune was torpcdocd
off the Irish coat" said Mr.. Cannon.
who now lives at 707 Fast LaFavcttc.
Tampa. Fla. ~ had my right leg and
hre ribs broken by the explosion. and
when | came 10 my seHses found
myself on board submarine bound
Tor Germany. was kept in Ger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
CHIlDREN'S HOME WORKERS
TO MEET THIS AFTERNOON
Finn1 Report on Recent Drive for
Funds shows Totnl Receipts
nf

Members of the Richmond Auxiliary
Of the Childrcn's Home Society Will
meet this Afternoon at the Ch!ldren's
PARK The vice president. Mrs. r. f.
Michaels, VIII be hostess.
ilno, report Of the recent drive
re funds shows grand total OF
were s7Gy.GO.
The report submitted In detail Of
all contributions follows:
First English Lutheran Church. Mrs. G..
,a; S.'h WHY ai.. Rossiias iuleher. cap
e.ssS s.ssis 'Ssss'se 5'a%
far,"n Heights Baptist. Mrs. Broad
i1 dn y'ap'fri nfa Baptist. MR.. J. b Dow
G n,s;n Ayi9', Is baptist Mrs J. r Gayle"
immanusi baptist. Miss Eva Michaels.
Thrill ,chtistiau. Ns'. n. T. FarIs. cap
M! s::v.ntS Street christian. Mrs. J. A.
indepsnden; Mrs J. Tyler Jobson.
Blton Heights Methodist. Mrs. L. C.
r" atssa sssE 'lss, ,i..aned.., Mrs. Harry
Gsass Ii,Ssil-'. Mfs. r. a. narrclson.
ea I,Sfs . Eiifsi Methodist Mrs Hunaiey
s'is s's;n eag,.siinTs; si,is ssaa,., NJ, ~
wssssaihissn fa'' h,sehst ,a1sMS Methodist, Mrs.
f'M dsnmsnt ''gi .iiRodi ''' bsnner .ea7n
Mrs. Eiur. captain sli60.7o.
uni,nCan. Mrs J. b. Porter. captain.
Christ Episcopal. Mrs. {. II. burton.
captain. f2i
Grac" Ep!soopai Mrs. J. Fouraurean.
captain. S3as
Holy Comforter. Mrs. J. l.. Moon. cap
tain. S20425.
sunday SCHOOL OF tho Church of the
Ascension. S25.
Church Of tho Good Shepherd. Miss Ann
Friend. captain. tiia.7i
Mrs. Jobs Shelton Williams. through
the mails. S.7sl.ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
U-B0AT PRISONER
Tells EXPERIENCE

man prison hospital for five months.
and you can Imagine what must have
suffered when tell you that l fell
off in weight from two hundred and
twenty Ave pounds TO n hundred ana
thirty -otic pounds. when | was re-
pntrintcd and finally got my discharge
I'm February. 1919. | was little better
than n living skeleton. | had no mp
petite and my digestive system was
go upset that what little | did cat
always gave me severe pains In the
nit OF my stomach. Before | Joined
the service never knew what nerves
were. but after what I went through
my nerves were SO shattered that |
couldn't keep still minute. and the
slightest thing upset me. For six
months continued In this condition
unable to pick up strength. and 80
weak that any attempt at work tired
me out completely. | began to think
that l should never be we'll and
strong man again.
but the way Tanlac ovcrcamc my
troubles and built me up WAS nothing
shor. of marvellous. II gave me such
an appetite that wanted to cnt all
the while. and ! sure did make up for
lost time. ] had no more bother with
Indigestion and from then on picked
up strength and put on weight until
now tip the beam at two hundred
and four pounds. and am as we'll and
strong as I ever was before l Joined
the service. My nerves are "a steady
as die. and I'm like my old self
again. Taninc is certainly grand
medicine. and think every suffering
person ought to try IT.
Tnnlac is sold In Richmond by
Grant Drug Co. and Tragic Drug Co.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
urkish Women Abandon
Veil as Article of Attire
my Associated Prcss.I

LONDON. June 3.--One OF the
results 1T the Introduction or
Western Eut0penn idrn. Into the
Scnr Epst liz the growing habit
OF abandoning the veil, hitherto
nm Indispensable Article 81 attire
for Turkish women. Many women
now appear In the streets WITH no
veil, or else with 0hc 40 thin that
their fHcrn nrc clearly visible.
message from PrIErcnd, near
Monnsiir. rccounts how n TurkIsIi
woninn OF good fniniIy decided she
womb join tho hiod~rnlst move
hent by discnrdinB her veil. In
spite Of the persistent opposition
OF the mnIe members Of the FINN
ily, she appeared In the public
strecth with no we'll.
One of her tnnlc relatives there
npOn followed her with n revolver,
nfht HriiiR shots 10 brighten her,
nnd when these hnd no effect he
fired lii earnest, SOiihding her sr-
TlburlS ANA Leaving her for drnd
fn tho streets. Thls story cn,,r
To light when the woman sns
treated In the American Reu Cros.
hospital Mt PtIHrend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. wi,hcrs Miller an
h GomnSe thS ensagement OF their
liam W,ymond Cabcli. the wedding 10
take place in the early fall. The
announcements In one OF the most In
both MIR. Cabcil and his BRIDE to- be
are popular members of the younger
Henry Landom cabcll, also OF Rich
mona: ind, and both he and Mise Miller
ar' ,b %iI t.,,, and brominently related.
\ smart affair Of the week was tho
Informal dance following dinner
s sIrIa a H., the Country club Of VIZ;
with guests for the occasion ana
many visitors who have been In
Richmond for the tennis tournament
that has been I'm progress all week
at the club
gay gallery of Interested spec
,atora have watched the players on
the courts ana society has been much
IN evidence Mt small. Informal par
tics given on the lawns and terraces
guests here, for this event. The club
house has been decorated In summer
flowers and shaded lights and an or
chestra played for the dancing last
evening.
Ia warrcnton.
Rev and Mrs. Wythe. Leigh Kin
solving expect tn spend the month
Of June In WarrGnton. and July and
tor In these parishes. Mir. Kihsoiv-
ing was in France as chaplain
during the world war.
Hnck From school.
Niles Dorothy Robins. daughter OF
Or. and Mrs. Charles Robins, has re-
turned TO her home, 22iG Monument
Avenue. for the summer months Mise
Robins Ia II student AZ the Cathedral
College Ia WASHINGTON.
She Will spend thr month of June
in Richmond ana VIII later be the
guests OF several friends for the re-
mainder OF the summer season
Bnck From college.
Miss Catherine Miller. who Is a
turned to R!chmond and will be with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. +. u. NIL
Ter, At go West Grace street. for
shortly for Montgomery. Ala to visit
Mise. Katherine waller. one OF her
chuolmatcs.
people VIII enjoy an afternoon In the
country on June 10, when Mini.
Mrs. j. scott Parrish. Will be the
scene OF an attractive garden party.
one on clever ii.he pageant PLANNED ~
Is called "Skir,!ng III" Ages ana
pretty girls In costumes showing
skirts OF many decades wili exhibit
ground OF the "Miniborya" gardens
other pretty giris viii serve tea In
mower hung booths and others VIII
pedlln garden hints
There viii be music ali afternoon
and evening. when Il supper viii be
snfvcd at small tnblrE on the lawn
The committee In charge Includes
many prominent young women from,
the Grace Covenant Auxiiiary.
Musical Ten This Afternoon.
\ pretty function OF this afternoon
at u o'clock VIII lie the musical II
he given by the Guild ~ All Saints
thnrGh At tho parish house for the
brnnht Of the work OF the guIid.
y charming program has been ar
ranged ana the following artists Will
give selections: Mrs. Thomas WHIT :
tett. Mrs. Norman johnson. Miss Jane
Cushman AMI MICS Katherine Thurs
i ton. Refreshments Will be served
tend
Engagement ar Interest.
Mrs. -. w. T.. prag, Of o6oA Mon
. umcnt Avenue. announces the en-
= EdEcrricnt OF their daughter Jsah.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

berry. 4. G.. were msrsied ;oiaTo i Sa ,S.
bTpiis :. :, c b y, "a, e. Glen Allen
Anna iiopton Hart. daughter ~ NJ. nd
Mrs. n Hart. Of .shlsnd. AMI CON.
married at st. James Chutch In S-hi,na.
Wednesday.
PULASKI. June 3.-Mr and Mrs W.
-. rpnpkins have announced the ap-
preaching inarriasr Of their daughter.
kathetin". 10 j. knn, Early, 81 Charlotte
Courthouse. Va The wedding will take
place June iG. az Pine Crest" In. family
hoin: II Ca,,goli County,
F"Its and Arthur Ust.rnan were married
In NoTLh DnnEIlln Tmesley mlEh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
WI lInla az rlpmc" rnan,.

Children al the House Of iiappi-
ness. 22i0 NenabIc street. will give
a pageant this afternoon as part OF
the exercises incident TO the "at
An exhibit OF the work carried on
AT the institution also will bc given.
All Baptist women. whether they
have been associated with the home
or not. have been invited To attend
Miss Mamie West Is In charge o. tho
iuctItu,iur
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
Mu.,ca, Entertainment.

Pupils Of Miss blanche Kings mu-
sic class. with the assistance of the
young women OF the brighten class
Of Centenary sunday school. will give
"A musical entertainment in the par
iors Of Centenary Parish House this
evening al O'Clock. Refreshments
viii he sold for benefit of the piano
fund for the little chi!drens depart
irent OF the Sunday school.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
BETHANY HOME TAG DAY
Friends Of Helpless children Ask
Funds for Girls Dormitory mt
Hon Air Instftutlnn.

Principally that funds may he So
cured for the erection Of II dormitery
for the girls. friends of the Bethany
Home for Homeless and Friendless
Children. near Bon Air. are today y
fnond.
Founded on faith that an institu-
ton which provided a homo for help
less little children not eligible 10
other homes for orphans would he
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
IN ASD our OF Town.
,ynMEN.s MEETINGS.

Mrs II T. Michncls will entertain tho
HON" S"cic,y This afternoon from $3.50
70 = O'Clock: The meeting VIII b" held
AZ the Childreh's Home an Fpurntircnn n
Lane. Highland PARK. and all members OF
III. AUXILIARY InNIirh MitnnA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

supported by ind-heartcd people
who knew of the enterprise. the
bethany Home has continued to care
Tor these bits of human driftwood
mcnt or appropriation from public
funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

state Corporation Commission a char
ter for the Better Business bureau
OF Richmond. Inc" officers are: w.
r.. Austin. pres.dnt: q. +. Beardsley.
secretary; +. n. Ezekiel and Marvin
S. Knight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

to Adrian L Bendheim, son OF Mrs.
Bendheim.
4. u. T.. Card Party.
- Aa card party will be given next
residence OF Mrs. Newton nj Mcv e
president OF Stoncwall Chapter. u.
ID, c.; CORNER OF Boulcynrd and Mon
bcnent of the library to bn built IN
connection with the Confederate
Museum.
II Will he very handsome enter
; ,ena are cordially Invited to at.
through AIRS. McVeigh
BENEFIT Musicale.
- a ,,, quartet choir Of Menumen, NJ
Dudley, reaaer. ' and Ny Ma ss DeS Eve
~ Ia me rl home Of Mrs Collins Denny.
under the auspices OF the Adult Mis-.
ssonary society. No. 2. OF the church.
SOLOS VIII be rendered by Miss. Min
Alley, contralto: Mf. j. Melvin
OGrady. baritone. and Mr.. Tyler. The
musicale ls under the direction OF {.
III. Ashburn. Jr.
Marriage Announced.
nounce the marriage Of their dausn-
ter. Miss Florence r. Spcncn 10
Kenneth NJ. l.eber, The ceremony hav-
Ing taken place on June l. Owing
10 the recent Illness OF the brides
mother. the wedding took place very
quietly
Mr.. and Mrs i,eber le.. Immediate
~ for an extended Northern trip.
Married In Washington.
Cards have been issued annuuhc-
ing tho marriage Of Mrs. Beryl
Wright Hart, to Albert Scott Brown.
formerly Of Georgia. now Of Rich
mond. The ceremony was performed
on Nay 80 in Washington.
After = Northern tour Mr. and Mrs.
Brown viii reside in Richmond.
IN ASD oUT OF TOWN.
Miss Elizabeth Tnyior has returned to her
home Gn PARK Avenue. after attending
Sweet Iirlnr College ths session
Miss Grace TrcYvctt Of Jamaica. Long
Island. IL visiting her sister Mrs Il u.
lnSsi,cr. ~ the Park View APARTMENTS.
sils. Ethel lienshaw of tho Training
guest of Mrs. John Russell SAMPSON for
tho past month has Left for her mission
work Ia Highland County
Mrs David En-iIph Dalia,n. Jr.. and
her small daughter. OF Gcr'nRnto"n Pa b.
VIII arrive Iune 10 ~ lie tho guests Of
Mise Margaret Miller At IN" Chrsts riieid.
Mrs y Y. Ranlpi'h hat returned 20
Richmond. after brief stav IN wythe-
VILE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
Rheumatism

is completely washed out of the sys-
ten by the celebrated Shivar Mineral
Water. Positively guaranteed by
moncy-back offer. Tastes fine: costs
trtfic. Delivered anywhere by our
Richrnond agents = Spence Nunna-
maker Co. Phone thcm.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

Entertain Writers Club.
The Virginia Writcrs' Club will he
entertained at supper at o'clock
this evening at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. y. 4. Glover. on Hermitage
Road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

Charter BETTER Husincss bureau.
For the promotion of honesty and
In trade, Richmond bus
mess mon yesterday secured from the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04
4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT
NOTE

Today, between the
hours of II and 1870 the
Masked Dancer" from
the Isis will pose in J&L
Tailleur and Sports APP
parel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-04

Petticoats
4 in popular colors,
both solid and shot;
good quality; tailor
ed and fancy
nounces; value can't
be duplicated unless
an extra dollar or
two, SI.5O.
(Kaufmann's Second
FloOr.)