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A Swirl Of DUST.
A MILLION GERMS
toimnmiint Tablets destroy germs
and prevent dangerous infection

lou can't avoid dust. You can't avoid
getting the mouth and throat fun of
germs. You cav check the activities
ana multiplication of the dis.n Sc
germs however, by the use OF i'ormn
mint Tablets.
highly antiscptic. these famous Tab
lets quickly destroy all germ life and
keep the throat from becoming sore.
thcF arc harmless, safe, most pleaS-
ahtlE haVorcd. convcnicntly carricd.
ana reach every spot or tho mouth ana
understanding obnoxious. incsnvc-
nlent GARAGES can't accomplish. Good
for everybody, especially singers.
speakers. smokers. lecturers etc coo
all druggists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Had Spent Thousands OF
Dollars in Fourteen Years
Search for Health - Is
Finally Rewarded.
SAYS TANLAC HELPED
HIM FROM THE START
ut Was Just What | Needed
and I Am Now a Well
Man." States Weirath-
Eats Anything.

"ri all H. people who hay, m,,ie
Si"'"mou's about being benefited ~.
lau!ay. J bclicv, I laIc tho most cause
10 feel grateful -au,d Francis W.iratn.
-i' West state Str.ct Akron. ohio. ia
statement % few days AGO.
NJ Weiratn has hcla u Responsible
position with the Goodrich Rubber,
'onpan% III Akron 10Y twcniy-turc.
Years iic is Il thirty. second degree
"hson. has boon an active member %.
nc AKRON i.1dgc fDr nine years and
numbers his friends by tho hundreds.
IF should ton villa; an nwf,,i
state o. health was IN before tool:
Ianlac he added, "pcop," who don,
h"VW ms would hardly believe 1t when
sity am now :. we'll uu, b..vr
N'IH p"S in= GU money for Treatment
r"" Ht"ic.nrs Tor fourteen ycnrs try.
shs 70 E't my hcaith buck have
sp."l thrc. OF four thousand dollars :
enough 70 buy tine ai!to,nobjlc-and
~" my De l!'yr II Or not l'anlac is
'"e phif iuiEs hnv. cvcg found thai
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Skin Eruptions Cause
Unbearable Itching

The real source of all skin disease Is
nc bloou supply. The blood becomes
infected with somo !mpurity. and tho
disease germs break out through this
delicate tissues of the skin. They may
nppeaF as eczema. letter. bolts, PIN
Dies scaIy cruptions. caused by dis.
case germs in the blood.
The real cure, therefore must lie
directed through the blood And no
remedy has yet been discovered that
equals 5. s. S. for such disorder OF the
piooa, This great old remedy eleanscs
INC blood Of disease germs and alea,s
up the complexion and gives 1; the
ruau! glow OF perfect health. Get
uo.''e AZ your drug store today. ana
You Will soon be rid sc your forment-
ms SKIN trouble. Also write ut once for
expert medical advice regarding your
own case, Address Medical DIroctor
20 swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
The Dolly sisters.

The dclcctablc Dolly Sisters, whose
dash. rcrNc, singing and dancing have
made them the favorites OF broadway,
VIII ne presented as twin stars in the
merry musical comedy. oh! Look" by
T.. Ray Cumstock and Norris GeSt n,
tho strand on Friday and SATURDAY and
Saturday matinee Many critics con-
slider GancS and :oSbiEa Dolly the
most delightful! stars IN musical com
rdN- certainly they are the Youngest.
~ selecting tn" east to support the
Dolly sisters II Is sal The produc, rs
lay shown exquisite taste and um-
"rriuc Judgment. and they have also
atiug !nd!viduality. youth. beauty and
S"wncd in the smartcst Of creations.
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Scratching Increases the lrrita'
ton OF the Delicate Skin
Tissue.

You can claw your nails into your
skin until IL bieeds. In an effort to oh,
tain relief from the fiery itching and
burning caused by skin diseases. but
you only increase the irritation and
pnin.
And you can pour ointments, savcS
md lotious by the gallon on the irri-
tatcd parts without obtaining anything
but temporary relief. Just as soon as
the strength OF the counter irritant
gives out. your pain and torture will
return with increased violence. be-
cause these local remedies have no,
reached the source Of the trouble.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
February ~. lo9

test in screamingly funny mono!oguc,
The Speaker Of the House THIS was
on the style OF the nimiiabc sam
Bernard. and 1t was done very WELL in
fact, almost as good as til" original.
iieno and Return" comedy skit
EVEN oE A!ncry Perry and company,
was also equal to the high standard
ana proved to be very amusing idea
played with unusual finish for vaude 9.
VILE sketch.
rowdNish act. entitled, Come Here. =
ana the audience certainly did their
rcst -" coming across with lots Of
applause.
Closing the performance were The
hevoios, sensational Eymnasts Of the
very best typo.
The usual motion pictures a, the be-
Snh'hS OF the afternoon completed the
"iih l.. =. J..
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FORMER DRY" OFFICER
HELD AS WIFE SLAYER
Alnbamn Minister Placed Under Arrest
ON tho Charge OF
Murder.
Iny s.. ociatel Press.

FLORENCE, ALA. Feb. 2d.--The
Rev j. Il, Coins. former revenue officer
and holiness minister. has been placed
under arrest here and taken to Hunts
Vile on warrant charging him with
murder OF his first wife ut lIikwood
Ala. in 1919.
According TO a statcmcn, accrcdit cd
10 Coins, the woman was Killed while
att"mptinG 20 remove a quantity Of
dynamite from tho pathway of BURNING.
leaves. although Coins says that he did
no; witness the explosion.
Coins as revenue officer. figured in
many raids around T-;Nwood and SAYS
That he has received numerous letters
ihrea,uninG his life. lie declares that
II was necessary for him 10 go armed
while preaching TO protect his NE IFS
second Wife accompanied him 10
huntsville.
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SPANISH CLERICALS AGAINST
CONGRESS FOR WOMEN
MarIMesa del Tor. However,. Declares
ihht obstuclcs TO tho Congress
Are disappearing,
10y Associated Press. !

MADRID. Feb. 23.--Renoy,s r.ochiny
uore mat the international Womu n,
outrage Alliance has abandoned the
next May camo as a surprise TO fcmin-
Isl leaders here. The Maraucs; de.
ii0r' president OF the Union of Span
correspondent today .na, the effort
Which had bccn proceeding TO arrange
iVr tue congress IN Madrid had met
Win many dlnicuitics. but still wcr"
progressing. with the hope tia, mat
''rS eventually would be arranged
ne Mnrqucsa declared tho feminist
movement had found svmDathiZcrs
among every class OF Spanish soclcty.
win IN" exception Of the CiericnIs.
wnoSe leaders strongly opposed AMY
euort 1T the emancipation of women.
cSpCcilllE In Il 2olitirnl scnsN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Gas FAMINE THREATENS
EXPERTS CONSIDER MEANS
TO SAVE NATURAL SUPPLY
special Conservation Committee Holds
First Sessions In WASH
iul:tOn.
tny Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. lnvb. aS.-Clnssify-
lns an problems OF natural gas cou-
Sion and utilization. the special COM
nittcc ON conservation appointed by
secretary Lane following tue natural
gas conference In January. held its
hrst meeting mere today. Thc com
mittec resolved itself into three sub
commit toes to carry on an. exhaustive
VITA Il View to recommending drastic
measures OF economy.
Discussions y; the committee. Of
nrsau of MnHa is hrSn"T e% "I me
sized the .rrodigai waste in present
methods 81 production ana ut! iIation
OF natural gas. and the need OF strin-
gent measures 10 conserve thu fast
vanishing gas deposits o: the country.
viii Seek Public Co-Operntion.
The subcomnittccs. each represent
taiirc OF The gas producers rs well as
the public. will seek the CO. opcruticn
state agencies III correcting present
wastcful practices Of producers as we'll
as consumers.
Questions referred 10 the several
committees included restriction Of the
use OF nntura! gas by industries: rcSu-
lation Of the drilling OF wells; waste
tens: and means OF imprcssing upon
the consuming public it's responsible
tty In the matter OF conservation.
The latter problem. II was planned
will be- dealt with by an intensive
publicity campa ign. conducted ny the
industries and backed by the govern
mcnt. designed to Standnr'lizc gas
burning Appliances as TO efficiency and
economy and to. eliminate domestic
waste
Go>crnmcnt support Needed.
Members oc the committee declared
government support IN such cam
lniSn MGs essential TO overcome the
Inevitable snsrlc!on OF the consumer
that Il WAS Instituted only as IN
opening wedge" 10 higher rates. AL
though several members declared they
believed increased rates TO be the fun
damcntal need TO correct domestic
waste. the committee concluded that il
would not be advisable 10 enter into
the question.
The second meeting Of tho commit
tee TO hear reports Of tho subcommi,
tees Oh the work TO bc started i'm
mudiatcly. was set for March -. Chair
men OF the subcommittee were named
as follows:
Production. y: T. Corrin. Reserve
Gas Company. Pittsburgh.
Transmission. l.. Il. Dcnning. Ohio
Fuel Company. Pittsburgh.
ttilzation j. 6. Mcdowell. Wichita
Natural Gas Company. Pittsburgh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
DENY THAT INFLUENZA
PREVAILS ON VESSEL
One Death Recorded Among $1,000
Men on b0nrd American
War Fleet.
ley A..ociatcl PRES

EOI.ON. FANAMA, Feb. o3..-Heports
that influenza is prcvaion, Oh board
the ships of the Atlantic Fleet now in
Colon arc not founded on fact. accord
ing TO Surgeon Commander Oman. of
the medical corps OF the navy, in an
interview today He said the health
conditions in the fleet in Southern wa
tcrS We're excellent and that there
were no cases OF influenza on board
the battlcships. There were, however.
few mild cases Of grippe on the
cruiser Columbia, since January s.
whom the ilcct departed from the
United states, there has been only one
dcath-that from nia--among
the $4,000 men on the warships.
On Sholc the hospital authorities re-
port thrty-two cases of influenza. tho
ra;icntS being from the Columbia and
the renMSYlNnnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Celebrate wa,hinrton.> birthday.

'ANNlLI.E Fog. .S.--Washlugton's
. rlrthday was celebrated i'll more than
. customary elaborate styia in tho va
. iious city churches. Besides references
!" the patriot in sermons, service faes
~ scvera! or the churches hanging
Sincc 1912 were lowered. and the ncar-
est of kin OF some thirty Danvillc mon
. VINO died in national service were
awarded handsome cngravings pre-
scented by the French governments
through the high commission nov in
.WuSningtOn
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PATRONS OF SCHOOL BILL
WITHHOLD ANY AGITATION
Unless Appropriation In budget u Cut
Williams Measure VIII Not
lie Pressed.

lnasmuch as the appropriations Bill
amply provides for tho school system
Of Virginia for the next two years. 1t
Is not believed that legislation intro
duccd in the House md having for its
purpose the lncrcnse OF assessments
from II to ~ per cen: on general prop
crty VIII be- pushed.
Patrons Of the bill. Of whom Dele
gate Franklin Williams, of Fairfax. Is
the leader, did mot voice protest yes
tcrtlay afternoon whom the House Com
m!,tce on, schools aud Colleges voted
irons OF the bill. however gave no.
ti;. that, in even, the House acts ad-
varscly on the appropria for
schools IN the budget. they VIII Insist
that their bill be given j. full hearing.
The measure which. for the present
IT least. has been n!geonhoied. nro-
vdeS for tho raising Of tho levy on
general property for school purposes
from II 10 20 cents on tho si0o
Four Aged women burned To Death.
LYNN. MASS, Feb. 23.--l'our III
mates of the Lynn Home for Aged
Women wo;c burned to death in an uc-
c!dcntal lire toby that destroyed the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
rrc,ent French Men.orials.

LYNCHBURG, Feb. 2S.--Frcnch me-
morilis were presented 10 relatives OF
who died during the world war before
- great throng sunday a; the city
aaoa, ,S UNI the meeting BEING held un-
American Legion. Captain \. D. I;arks-
dale, the commander. presiding. The
Z principal ADDRESS was made by Colonel
Aubrey L. STROBE, of Amherst. while
Genera! Coilardei. OF the French army.
government Ultimately about seventy
fam lies from the city and county viii
receive these memorial certificates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Paris Appears in
It's Summer Attire
Woman IN "Lan,pshade
Costume" Dismoatnts
on Step-Lddder.
N, cArI,lsI,INIa Gnor,I

iAiiiS. FcD. .3.--ln accordance with
the mania for contrast, which is tho
Keynote of fashion this year, Sundays
OVERCAST sky and cold weather brougf,
out display OF SUMMER costumes and
2 straw hats in the -Nutcu!l puddock.
Fruit garlanda around hats. girding
waists or worn in lieu OF bodiccs. Inn
parted TO the crowd Il resemblance to
Il group. of Vatican shcphcrucSscs.
FasAiuna Ole women apparently are
no; afraid OF the .'iiu." For they paraded
around in muslin frocks and .tulle
skirtcd. exactly as though the Their
momoter markrd So Utich rurs were
discarded and stored away in the cloak
room ncccsSltat!nG the presence or spe-
c!al detectives To guard the almost
priceless collection.
,,ppears In "I.ampshadc skirt"
one decided novelty was provided by
a a, %"uns woman WHO nrptarcl! Yn i
as an umbrella gown. The skirt was
OF cightccnih century design, Il was
OF lowered, silk. eleven feet wide.
standing right OUT. evidently on a wIrc
frame, descending about ,h.co inches
below the knee and revealing nesh-
colored pantaIcttcs trimmed with black
The bodice. of The same material
emerged from the Skin; as II skin.
tight shield terminating We'll below
me shoulders To which ii was attach al
by Il black lace strap. \ tiny straw
hat. entirely covered with npric5ts
pears pears any Srapes marve!ously imi
sells. completed the costume
The wearcr OF this bizarre outfit ar
riNed IN seven paSSrngrv onen au-
tomoiilc, which she filled comturtabiy
with her volum!nons skirt and aiightcd
with ne aid of small Stvpladdcr
carried Tor that special purpose
Many Wear PnntaIcttc>.
The vogue OF i'amtalcttcs appaycnily
Is well established SILK itcc or other
iran"parcni fabrics are generally ON.
ploNcd, with the exception OF those IN
stances where these neither garments
are made OF uturist ;aTcta hundj,aiut-
"a like camoutiagcd ship and worn
With simple white tullc dresses
iuiic is IN great demand. especially
IN thc shape Of enormous wells cover
inE the whole gown, as well rs tho
mead, and forming around the forehead
Il huitE Arrangement calculated 10 ;;ivc
tho effect of Il halo.
SiTw is being Introduced every
!Whcic as trimming ana c,nbroi,!cry.
land embroidery OF the kind called
bulgarian. changing otherwise perfect
~ good material into barharic imiia-
lar
summer cioaks OF silver cloth or SIT
velvet or vivid co!ors made their first
appearance yesterday and promise TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
PRESENTATION nj clifton Torrc

LLIF TON FOItGE, Feb. .S.--Thevr
Was a public presentation OF honor
certificates awarded by the French gov.
ernment made by the American Legion
today in the Masonic Thcater. The
;neoiinS, was probably the most largely
attended ever held here The aislcs
Wnd the lobby OF the thcatcr were
packed.
,clpated. The priacipal address was
made by Rev. George Green. OF the Bap-
list Church. Nj the same meeting the
CITY service flag was presented to the
american Legion. There were six Ger
t!,icatcS presented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Church Ilurns Ronds.

/! !.INCNBCTni, Feb. 23.-Thc coMgrc-
Eat!cn of Nivsrmout Avenue baptist
sChu-ch today cclo hFatcd the payment OF
( ttG debt on It's church cdiiico with n
bond burning service After n historl.
, ca sketch hy Miss li%zic Harvey and
aaorcsScs by w: ~; Wranck and Rev.
. n y; Mcfarland, IN" pastor. the can.
.ccned bonds were burned by a commit
Zee composed of II. -. Harris Mrs. l. I.
. Adams. Jr. Mrs NJ. g. Snavely. Mrs
F. ~ ~ Thomasson and Miss Emma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Spanish Novelist Il. uonorcd

NASIlINGTON. FcN. 13.--1hc honor
AIRY degree Of doctor Of letters was
conferred today upon Ninccntc Elasco
lbancz.. tho spanish novelist. by George
Washington University ut the lnidwin-
t"r conrocntion. Herbert G. Hoovev.
former food administrator: Senatof'
william NJ Calder, OF New York;, and
Franklin MacNcagh. former Secretary
OF the Treasury, received similar de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24

!, III NIHIFUIIi. Fob. "3-Thc LNnch-
aSurs Air service Corporation has re-
ceiNeo Two airplancs. but they VIII not
nn sci W until negotiations are con
Guided for flying Held, The planes
are 10 be manned by local men who
saw service IN The ariny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
New Ca,hirrIx C,ko.-n

;, DANVTL.L Feb. %. = Alfrcl 4.
'fayes, OF Virginia, has been az.
POINTED cashier OF tho citizens Bank
81 mat r.ace. iai:!ns the place OF RIOS
roc Tuck. who is missing, and for,
,whom there is a warran, cliarging cn-
.b"Z2l"ncnt OF $4,000. The baui; is
"prh aud running as usual. despite tho
SHORTAGE. which has been taken up H.
IN" stockholders. y forth OF he sun,
WI! be made good through the bond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Hold nahbir show a, I.yncnpurr

.NNCHBGltCi. Feb. .a.--t:ntrics Of
rabbits have already been made for The
Lyachhurg show to be held March 40
hE fancicrs from Maryland, Florida
West Virginia. Georgia. Washington,
2. c., and Virginia. This will be the
h-Ss show OF its kind ever held here
ana II promises 10 he a success. En-
tries close Wednesday night.
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Mr>. S,von.on sIirh,l, uc,,cr

I'HNIIl.C!<, Feb. .3-TrvNto .ldviCcs
received hero from DINtona. Fla, arc
TO the effect that Mrs. CLAUDE SWIM
son, who, went there las, week with
her husband, Senator SWANSON is
SLIGHTLY improved. although still quite
Wca <. reports from Washington pro
besS ms 10 Siyc a, diagnosis in hev case
bcrs OF the family here who were IN
aWA:v az The chavncteE OF Tie naiady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24

i.A NCliBultG, Feb "I--Thc resi-.
donc" OF ~ y. Weeks, which was 10.
Gated on tho Forest Road. several mile.
from Lynchhuri. MAS DESTROYED by ar,
FRIDAY hiSht. only u 'cw pieces uI
furniture we're gotten out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
IA F|REMEN DISMISSED
ROANOKE DEPARTMENT IN
CLASH OVER UhI0NIZATlON
Alfred A, Hayes becomes Cashier OF
Cttixenh' bank OF Eiri;iliuR.
J; Other state News.

ROANOKE, Feb. 23.--.Bccauso OF their
alleged activities IN an attempt to
unionizc the local fire department. four
1tcor members of the department. hive
been dismissed by the fire chief ana
his action has been upheld by the city
comm ission.
Applicant Will be made by the men
for mandamus TO compel thelr ro,n-
OiflcialS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
The Weather
FURNISHED by U. 8. Weather Bureau.,

Forecast: Virginia.
Partly cloudy Tucs,l,y
proceeded by rain
Suuth eas portion
Wednesday fair. slIEi,-
~ colder.
North CnrOlinu- In-
citi rains and slightly
colder rIics1uy; We'd
ncstiaH unsettled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24

bfNCHEuRG. Feb. 23.--Bccausc OF
N.sn prices which prevailed here last
year. local organizations which backed
the effort FOR the pas. two Years have
w'tAdrawH support for Il curb country
produce market this year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Two arc Dead In y. 4 W. wreck.

poCAllONTtS. Feb. .-t:nginccr q;
". knoX and Fireman i. Cook, both
oi Eiuchcld, VA, were instantly Killed
carly today AT Bailcy's Switch. on the
Norfolk and Western Railway. when
the !rciEh, train they were plotting
ran into u landslide. Twenty-siX horses
and mules also wcrn killed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Fog psr.iyze. SHINING

NEWPORT NEWS, Feb. cS.--EIamp-
ton Roads shipping was rrac.icaliv
para!%zed today az the result of n
htavy fog. which biotrcd from sigh.
AZ objects a dozen yards distant from
the observer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
nOoM On nj Marfin.xilIr

DANNtLLf!. Feb .s..-A n,cvemen,
20. new hotel in Martinsville has
necu started IL meeting OF business
men. who assembled on Friday ana
started ver!,able boom for the Henry
county seat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
New ILL Viii Start.

CLIFTON FORGE. Fen. 2S-Tho nav.
SIX mill al CoVinGton opened its doors
today. starting 20 work on a small!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Holiday Crowd ~ L,rir.

: holiday crowd pacI,G the I.yrlc
yesterda! 20 vie" the frs, perform
ance or the show co., ,he NET half o /.
the Wees 1--we Evans aud stella
opened the show IN smar; :.ct Fiji
OF pretty cosiu!iea. DriSh, songs .rd
clever dancingf an act which usually
woV!d nc 'ound further aiong on Nc
proErgm. This was a rood .,n,;"y
and SO; pace ioS the res. o: laa acts
10 live MP 70. 80
Bui M.lt Collins was couaI 2. .,b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
BETTER THAN
WH|SkEY FOR
COLDS and FLU

New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short q
Cold and Prevent Compile
cations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24

Every Druggist in U. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief noes Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
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building. The blaze started I'm tho
basement a; before the aged women hud

SOFIA. BULGARlA. Feb. "a (liavns,
The government today Iecrocd disso.
LUTON OF the Sobranje. or National AS
senioiT' because OF tho difficulties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24

oO2 East >Gruce street, Richmond. vn.
Whose Skill. Method and Prescription
Glasses have been n boon TO Thousands
OF NirEinianS during the past ID years.
II YOU have biurrinS. cizsiucss, ncu-
raiS;u. headacho. spots before the eyer.
wink!nS, trembling spells. cataract.
burning aud smar,,uE or tho eyes va
rlcus nervous nnl bra In affections, en-
failing no: only positive injury 10 the
sight. but untold misery cali in:ms-
diatcly.
Consmliation free between 10 y. NJ.
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Local Rainfall.

lt2iniali !: hours ending l.. M..... Mono
itnihinh - hours ending L. M.... 81
Excess since March !. ............... "a
Excess *!ncc January l.......... - 80
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I.o,nI T-mrrmturo Yc,tertlu,

." 4. u. temperate lure. ...,............ 30
t.aNmum Temperature to u. NJ 500. 90,
ElIuInua Temperatures to J.. VI. 800. 81
Moan temperature yesterday ....... .
Normal tcnpcr"tur" tor this date. II
Deficiency yesterday -. a......... /.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-24
Little Talks No. l42
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