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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
10y Associated rress.l

SYDNEY. AUSTRALIA. August o.
Unless Reginald Harkins. ships
fireman, who described himself as an
American citizen, WAS allowed TO land
from the Canadian Australian liner
Aiakura when that vessel reached
Vancouver upon her last voyage from
here to that port. or he managed to
land somewhere en- route, he runs the
risk Of being carried up and down tho
Pacific indefinitely.
IIark!ns' account OF himself. given
in sydney just before the Makura
sailed from hero early in June with
him on board, was as follows:
"I,ack in January man with tho
same name as ! reached Vancouver on
this boat. lie asked for Il day off, but
the chief engineer refused him. lie
went ashore without leave. got into a
street hght. had his leg broken and
was taken TO hospital. The chief
engineer reported him n dcscrtcr. The
Canadian authorities arrested me as
being the Reginald IIarkins who had
deserted.
'"rhcy put mo on board tho liner
Niagara. bound for Sydney. didn't
want 70 go. so when the steamer
reached Honolulu i left her. At the
instigation OF the Union Steamship
Company. agents for the Canadian
Australian boats. tho immigration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
GAVE Up HOPE OF
BEING WELL AGAIN
Since Taking Plant Juice She
Relates Wonderful Story OF
Health Regaincd.
NO LONGER FEARS OPERATION
Now Goes About for the First
Time in Years, All Due
to Plant Juice.

when the delicate machinery .: :hc
stomach is not working harmon
iomsly, the stomach not diEcstinE the
food properly, poisons are retained
in The system which should be cx-
PEELED.
The new herbal stomach remedy,
Plant Juice. assists nature by caus-
ing the stomach 10 properly digest
the food, when it promptly disso!vcs
or neu,ralizcs nj! tho poisonous acids
that fcrmcntinE food has left in she
stomach. and the digestive machin-
cry. thus relieved OF this hampcrcd
acid accumula ton, goes naturally and
normally about its work of diGcs-
ton without help or any Kind. Plant
Juice countcractS acid formation in
the stomach. and so-callcd dyspepsia
and indigestion vanish never to re-
turn.
Among the thousands OF local tcs-
timonials received. praising Plant
tha the statement of Mrs. Edward
~. Walston. n popular lady of Scot
landncck. y. c.. who has resided there
for 20 years. She saws:
II had been sick FOR long time
and my stomach was in very bad
condition: / felt weak and miserable.
could not sleep and was all run down
] was told that had Eafl-stOncS and
would have TO have an operation. but
when ! went to the hospital | was
told / was too weak to stand IL.
had given up all hopes of recovery.
as I had taken n number Of different
medicines and been under treatment.
but did not get any better. a friend
who had taken Plant Juice. begged
ME to try IT, so I got a bottle Just to
see what |. would do for me. as last
resort. The results were beyond he
lief. ! have taken plant Juice now
for several weeks and feel like "a
new woman. AS for Rall-stones, |
feel as il there was never such a
thing. ] sleep fine at night and have
splendid appetite for my meals. !
came to Norfolk and IL was the first
time 7 had hccn out OF INC house for
months Plant Juice is wonderful,
and am glad To endorse it and
recommend II to others"
plunt Juice Is sold In Richmond at
Trnglc's Drug Store.
Plant Juice is sold In Petersburg by
Morrison. tho Drug Man. and in
Chase City by the Chase City Drug
Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Bobbie and His Pa
by WILLIAM T.. Kirk.

Old Dan !Starkey is cumming from
Chicago To 20 fishing with me- seu
Pa to Ma last mite.
[ supgoase he is one OF Tho Old
Guard wiCh you often speek about.
scd Ma * he nice?
As nice as they cum. sed PA. in
his Erun way.
] mite have known /, was going
70 be .gruff way. sed Ma All yur1
trends is Kind OF like Sand-raiper,
Dan has keen mind & har,
~ gold. .scd Pa: that Is the main
thing. He is sum Angler. too. sed
ia. Him & me used 10 know Il 10;
Of angles around old Milwaukee. sed
TO be sure. OF course. sch Ma
Well. am glad that IL You are to
have one OF them Old Home weeks
with yure friend Dan. Ma sed. tharc
VIII not he Il lot Of staying down
town mites That Is one Sweet-ly
Soilem thOt. sed Ma: the staying
downtown mites went the first of last
Ma How Ike a butifui drccm IL
seems, sed Ma.
Dan used 10 travel pri;ty fast, sed
Pa. But guess no will like this
iittel town for change from C'h!-
caEo. sed Ia. There is monr reel
picshur harc than what one can find
In big, city, sed Pa, cspcshully
] hope yura trend will enjoy his
self here. scd Ma. The stoars here
ain,t like what thay are in Chicago.
He isent cumming here to 70 shop
ping. sed Pa. That iY a wimmens
noshun. about the stoars. Sed Pa
Tho stoars here is good cnuir for
anybody, Dan Will be out after
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MAKE PROPOSALS FOR
TICKETS DISPOSITION
Interstate Commerce Commission
Considers Suggestions Made
by Railroads.

ny NsN'tlhltl fr'NSi
WASHINGTON. august a-Pro-
porals for The disposition Of tickets.
return coupons ana Pullman car
date OF tho advanced passenger fares
we're submitted TO the Interstate
Commerce Commission today by the
Association OF hallway Executives.
Thc proposals Include:
One way tickets sold prior 10 An
gust 20. 1920. held by passengers on
route August %. 1920. will be hon
orcd 30 destination without additional
charge.
Partially used round trip or tour
list tickets sold prior to August &c.
1920, VIII be honOrcd TO destination
III accordance with tariff under which
sold
Passengers actually On route at
midnight Angus. &c. 1920. will lie car
ried TO destination Of sleeping or par
Tor car ticket without additional
charge
Communication o. other multiple
forms of tickets sold prior TO August
!, 1920. viii he honOrcd within their
limits.
Communication and other multiple
form sof tickets bearing calendar
month limit or limit not exceeding
,hirty-nvc days from date Of sale.
sold on or after August !. 1920, and
prior To August &c. 1920. Will be hon
ored within their limits.
MIX and cream tickets purchased
prior TO August -. 1920. viii not he
hono!eh on or after that date. but
viii he redeemed at face value on
presentation to general passenger de-
pa-tncnt.
The commission has indicated that
II Will probabi yauthor!zc the recon-
nendationS OF the carriers and Is cx-
pcc;ed to issue its decision shortly.
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DENVER STREET CAR MEN
OFFER TO RESUME WORK
War Veteran, Acting ss Volunteer
Policeman, Is Severely Beaten
and May Die.

DENVER COL. August a.-Full re-
sumption Of street car service In Dem
yer. which was interrupted by n strike
"a week ago yesterday. waits only for
tho Denver Tramway Co,nrany'E an
nouncc:ncnt OF It's Willingness to re-
employ the men who struck. The
men .oday offered 10 return unGondl-
tionally. a committee OF three
strikers, representing the crafts in
volved-the electrical workers. cnei-
nccra and trninncn-uotiiicd Frcder-
ich W. MA. general manager OF :hc
company. az the mcns decision.
sir. Iiild has refused to make amy
strikers VIII be taken back. Cars to-
dag have carried no armed guards,
although Federal troops continue TO
patrol the lines over which the cars
operate.
Leonard a. Temmer. Is. died In a
hospital today as "a result Of being
SHOT during the riot!ng Thursha )
night. Ills death brought the total
death list TO seven.
in"nb"r. vino has been serving as Il
volunteer policeman during the dis
turbanCcs. WINS attacked ny three inen
TO-DAY nnh severely beaten phys!-
clans report his condition critical.
Major G"ucral Leonard Wood and
stan al" due to arrive In the city
late tonight.
Iudge freely vs.. whi,ford in dis
tric- court this afternoon postponed
scuiouCinE the seven union leaders do
r!arci euiIty OF contempt. until Thurs
dag.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

tho fish. anyhow, sod pa. will show
MN ware all the big fishes are. scd
on. OF cHursc. of course. sod Mn
| bit ne. viii 20 back 20 Chicago
loaded with fishes. scd Ma
lie certainly viii IL nc goes ware
send him. scd Ia. | will vouch
what : vouch, Pa? sod: is i, any
thing like nuchg
Well. scd Pa. lots Of times n IS
good dcel tho sain-one Teller
Nouchcs for another n then he focls
like. saying ouch. Sod ~. That is
= Iiti@l deep for YOU, Eobbic, sed
Pa.
Vary deep. vary deep. scd Ma
Nouch-oUch-var deep indccdy. sod
Ma You are so CLEVER. scd Ma.
Aint T. sod Ia. Amt |? &: Pa
lated ana looked awful Happy I
,hot sure Ma was going to ask IA
for sum Doc" hut sh" diient say any
inoar. so asked Pa :or sum Doe
five nickcls: il ain; any use having
i've pennies any moar: pennies wont
buy nothing CSccp 1-cent postlgc
STAMPS.
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IL MD our or town.

Judge md Mr.. - q Ulch,rdson lrf,
CITY.
Mir and Mrs, rranR T. Sutton. ir arc
Of motor ;!ip through the valley -!
virginia.
Ml.. Matru.rI'e nchip. ard Mis-. Louise
Rogers init SATURDAY for shrfplh ~ trr
tho guests ~ Miss Arna May peaTce for
tho reualnit. ~ August
Mirs Mary joseph Grttncr. ~ 7i' Wcs'
rhilnieivhla ami 81 vs. York
spSnilnF a %egE At ii3i"cGs5Hrs. A
Mis-es Mgrl;t and Miss NarE.r",
pRtcrit'i lott saturday 20 sUcni GONE
t:'nr q, Hot springs.
MlEs Myrtle tiurols. -r'rr''c- If III"
faculty II III. state Normal school, has
been the r"Ccnt Eu"pt of friends horr On
route Tor her homo In Middles"N County.
Mrs rhnrlt- o. SnViil" has returned 20
Biynmpng- after q visit 20 hor ayn. IN - ~
ana lIGrhtcr. Hr. ana Mrs Clarence
Brown. in cranrc-
Mr and Nrr. g n. l.. Perkins ~ mi.
~" hIbensric county who -rent Few
hays IN town with relatives last wcek. ~"
now ~ The Homestead" Hot springs,
Va. for brief stay. M!s. Perkins yya>
formerly MISS Luc.a TorlrHins. Of This
city,
~. and Mrs r.. y. nass ana !!uc
Twenty eighth Street. are spending several
weeks IN Scw Yurh CITY aud vom";"n
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my UnivcrsnI ScryiccJ

IVY tniScrsnl SCrSicc.b
CHICAGO, August 0.--'Thc "hiEb
cost Of youth" yns added to the
list today. DIR. Serge SOrOnOr.
French surgeon, brought To Chi
chgO his mcssngc OF youth r0
stored through the trnnspinntiHs
or money ginnds In the human
body; then he announced that his
work would be greatly hnmprrrd
bccnuse OF monkey shortage.
Tint portion of Chicago. which
took Oh nm r4prcSsion OF OptIn-
ism with the surgeons RrrIyri to-
day lost II ngain when he mnde
hiN announce
ave need biB monkeys" said
the surgeon, "tO DC succcsSfnf,
glands from ornnEoutengs. chIn-
pnnzrrs and EarIflns."
II these animnis are hunted In
Africa and imported they VIII
come through regular commercial
channels ana IN nil probability he
Intercepted by prof1tecrs.
Dr. NoronoH demonstrated Ills
famous operation before 400 doc
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Gland Wizard" Visits Chicago to Tell
Of Shortage Of big Monkeys

tors nj the American Hospital
this afternoon. substituting nuI-
mnis for human patients.
''rherc has been II great drnI
Of mislnfOrmatiOnn about my work.
he snid. ~ do NOT claim. cure .o-
based on knUuicdRc TINT hax Ia
do with the vital glands ui the
human body. Take the thyroid
gland. Remove 80 from u man.. \
neck, and In six months lie he
r0mrs mn idlot. intcYstItinI sInnIS
have their vital duty, ms well In
giving the body It's vitality. IT
they ARE removed the body falls
Int" dccny. On the other hand, "
they are rrStIrrd--wrll. several
in"nths ago operated an n .n,n
of affairs Ia Paris. lie wnx az.
old MS we recognize old men. In
II short time this rnnn was really
young asnin. he wallis erect. his
mind O., agile md his appetite is
Sood.'
The doctor will return to Scr
YORK tomOrTow Ia conduct n
clinic 1T Columbia University.
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SOCIETY

Miss Elizabeth Brander. OF Rich-
lnonu, IL touring the West with IA
party OF friends for the summer sea-
SON Miss Brander is now In San
Francisco. Cal. and VIII visit IL NUM-
cihc Coast.
mond until some Slime In September.
~ alOtOr "trip.
Or. and Mrs. II. S. MacLean and
l.achlan ". hIaoLenn. pf this city. are
nor0. having motored there from
Richmond. Miss Elizabeth MacLcan
mas been spending n month in Il camp
~ New hampshire After u visi, 70
.s ri,dFMG rs N, Conn she wli jGm Dr.
Or. Macl,ean and his family have
been motoring through places OF IN
,,eress In virginia and recently Wis
Grot,oes. They viii return to Rich
mond early ia the autumn.
Guests of Relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. James Hume. OF Nor
Mr.. ami Mrs Eugene q. Curtin. on
Monument Avenue. Mrs. Hume was
before her marriage . Miss Louise
currin. Of this city.
MIR. and MrF. Hume are in Rich
mond Ell route for the Oid sweet
and the White sulphur Springs
where they Viii spend the remainder
OF the month Of August.
leave for clifton.
Mr.. and Mrs. william. G. Stanarh
are leaving today for Clifton SPRING.
y Y. Mrs. Stnnnrd viii spenI a
month mt clifton and Mr.. S,anard
VIII return to Richmond In about
two weeks
linIi-iin,nrId.
the, marrIagc Is announced OF Miss
Behella Hubert Mayhcld. daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. James clifford Maync;n
OF 3l07 drove Avenue. to Charles
Cecil Han. also OF this city. The core
Imony took place on August 6. Rev
Visiting In virginia.
Mrs. Harry Thompson Broan. or
New Orleans. has been visiting
friends an'i relatives In Richmond
tcrday for South BOSTON. where she
VIII be the guest Of Hiss Maryc Law
Eou.
Camping Party.
ON July 20 party left Tnaowcll for
n two weeks trip 10 Wolf Creek
Those In the party were:
Misses: Elizabeth pacry
Maty Kiset Eleanor Harmon
Bottle Shackritnri ,;ien r..rv
Ot;!r Crahdock .iakc To,iis
GeurEr iocrv iiaruld reery'
Eiisabeih white hmihor i.e,;is
Nuth rcCrY Rhyinong perry.
The camp was chaperor"d by Mr.
and Mrs. J. y. rrnry ana tile visitors
were Superintendent ! S Gre"vcr
David pccry ani Dr,|D. j. iiutn.
Leave Tor nnitiporc4
Air. and Mrs j. u. Jonas and their
daughter. Roberta. OF Battery Court;
MrF. Evans TUrunr and her two chill
1rcn of Wet Virp MIA. lri; SATURDAY
cral weeks Win relatives In ,hat
city.
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ADJUSTMENTS
snappy show mt Lyric.

Summertime is bringing more
good shows than ever TO the Lyric
ana the one now playing there for
the first haif of the week is even
NOR" snappy than usual
The Mann Trio easily Wins Grst
hgnors in their Offering Of fun. dare
ing ana harmony. These three boys
ar" fun Of pep and put their songs
over with II real punch They have
Il program which Will please almost
anyone and the big surprise which
IS sprung, is worth the price Of adj
mission alone.
T"o acts which are very similar
and rival each other for popularity
are SampS"l and Lconhart and S.af-
ford De Ross & Co. They both have
a stunning stage setting almost
Identical except for the color scncrnc.
ana they both have a man ANA 1,
girl for the principals with pianist
OF their own. Tho first mentioned
act features singing. though /. IN
cludes some pretty dancing. and tht
latter IL just tho other way round
the dancing is tho thing. and IL /.
some dancing. ;ou. Both acts are
stunninGly costumcd and each boasts
OF very pretty girl, and while tho:
are so much alike. they differ Jus,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

enough. 20 be very entertaining In
comparison.
Ben Smith is ono OF those come
dians who u the possCs<or or such a
tunny face that the audience smiles
Just 10 see him. iIu; Zen has a lot
more 70 amuse has audience shan
that. He has good voice. a funny
bunch or songs and 4 personality iu
his storytelling that quite brings
down the house.
Opcnin: the show are the Do Pc
ron TRIO. who present fcnts az
strength which are rmUrc than ar
ncul; ana astonishing "a watch
= Pathc News and Topics OF The
Day ais" is shown. l. ~ l..
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Says Husband Gave Her
ST. or So Weekly for Home
IN, IniyrrsnI SJryirrI

NEW YORK, August D.-Churg-
Ing thnt her husband gave her III
and Z: week To run their home.
Mrs. Helen Care applied to the
Supreme Court tOdny Tor So n
week. nIim"ny mud $1,000 counsel
fees.
"hy married life was n cOntIn-
u"us morkrry and tra.csty ON
the marital relationship" Mrs.
Gnrc said. "Onrr, when my hus-
bnnd gave me the muninrrnt sun,
az ~. Paradise seemed Ia have
entered upon the scene"
Thr couple were hurried In
l0io. The husband denied the
charges.
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Chicago Democrat. Finn HnrIy.

'TITtNGD. AuEust H.-DcnocrRts
toha| perfected plans for tho rally
here Wednesday night. Mt wnich
franklin -. RoOsevcltI Democrat lie
candidate for the vice presidency.
vii! deliver his first speech on his
swing around the country. in the in
tcrcrt OF the Democratic national
campaign. Senator James Hamilton
Lewis. parry candidate for Governor
of illinois. also viii speak. Seats for
stage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
ARREST MORE THAN FORTY
FOR WEST FRANKFORT RIOTS
quiet Prevails with No Further Indi-
cniion of Further Disorder
In Illinois CITY.
he AssoclatcA rtc...l

WEST FRANKFORT. ILL, August
3.-Norc than forty persons suspect
ed Of completely In the antI-Italian
rioting here were under arrest to-
night.
Quiet prevailed. and there was no
Indication or a renewal OF tho dis
orders. the guard. which was removed
from the business district yesterday.
had not been restored. but tho mi
.!t!ancn continue To patrol the for
oign quarters.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Garrett Iiobar: Frank t?s). Rocking
ham County.
Lillian Alderman Mitchell C?o).
Milton II. och GID. Edgewood. Md.
Ethe! Virginia Rose (2SJ.
Jesse II Dlnkum t2D.
Isotl!c May Hayden t2o).
Ol!voy colston Duggbas Cc5)
iFul. France ronrn. Gs;.
Irvine l.. I.iTscnmb (2D.
Esteile Davis Williams CID. Incz y. j
Gordon Frederick Dixon t2D.
Annie beatrice cFawlcy t2lp.
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The Dove mud rcnrc.

FAX. Charlotte c. 1.-THE dove has
always played Il large part in lc
Scnh. folk lore and religious sym
bolism. because Of its peculiarly
nouruful notes 1t was used III pagan
funerals. This later passed into
Christian usage, and the doves like
ncss. usually with an olive branch.
was carved on most Of the tombs In
The caiacombs beneath Rome 70 Typ
Ny eternal pence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Information Bureau.

fnpuirfcs regarding almost my
topic, excepting on Iegnl md incident
subjects. answered free. Az nli
fhuuirlrr are answered directly By
pcrhonai letter. aclf-ntid res eli
stamped envelope f. required. Adj.
ure"s The rimes-DlsputchI nformn-
tion Burcau. Richmond, ya.
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Movie Calendar

BIJOU-EinInc IInmmrrstctn. In
"Nhisprrs."
NIL En.ItD-wiIiinm Desmond.
In "a BrOndray Cow boy
HItDtDNyS S-Constnnce rrI-
mnJEr. In "Thc Perfect wnmnn,"
IsIs-Nioiet fleming. In "Ths
Cost"
oDE0N-WIii Rogers. in "J.s'
Gail Me Jim"
nEN--.IIIa PATS GIRL"
SJtf q Ii-Duu3ius Fairbanks,
In "lIcn1in' SOUTH" aud Eatt, Ar
buchir. In ooh, Doctor"
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WILL ANNOUNCE EXPRESS
EMPLOYEES AWARD TODAY
tniiroad Labor Bonrd's Decision
trady-l:a pcrt~d to he Retro
nrtivr Ia May I.

ID AAsOclattd TT"sH
CHICAGO. August a.--Thc United
states Railway Labor Hoard will an-
noUuCc it's wage award To the 1J,D0O
employees of tho American Railway
Express Company At S:30 o'clock to-
morrow morning
The award Will apply 10 all those
employees Of tho express comnany
not affected by the recent $500. 900 :
coo award to railroad cmplo! ."s
No Indication OF ihr terms o: nc
Il is generally expected the decision
WI be retroaCt!Nn 70 Nav ].
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Violet IIcmIng Musician.

Violet lIeurIr., who plays tho lead
ing role In The Cost" the picture
at the Isis Thcater. is "a musician
OF considerable talent. Her ability
to play several kinds Of Instruments
stood her in good stead while scenes
we're being filmed Tor the picture.
as sh" was called upon Dy the stOr"
10 render selections upon both tho
piano and the pipe organ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Verdict In Lamar Cnsc

T.. Is. Midloth!an-A jury in the
United states District court for the
Fort Smith. recently rendered n vc--
Gict against the United Mine Workers
of America for 100000. in favor OF
tho Pennsylvania Mining Company.
but TINS case with others Of the kind
VIII probably de appealed to .;hc
higher courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
woMEN.s MEETINGS.

Tho Wofnan's Auxiliary al Second Ban
tis, church VIII huli iis r".nltr monthly
meeting this ave'ing az O'Clock ~ IN"
church parl1rN Mrs nph"rt $ crunn VIII
give an account Of h"r !NCcnt trlr 10
california ana Honolulu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Power Of Frazer.

since the great war moro people
man ever are taking an Interest in
the spir!tua! side Of life Psychic
the occult and others scekir. to
Demonstrate the power of prayer are
Swinging up daily. An Impressive
prayer IL proved is 4 feature OF WEI
Rogers new Goldwyn picture. "Jes
Cal! Ne jim which comes to the
pdcon Theatcr today.
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Two A,nu,jnr I,Ict,r,.

At the Victor again today two en-
tertaining pictures are shown. Doug
las Fairbanks is seen in "Hcadin'
south" :. story Of Mexican border
adventures. aud Fatty Arbuci;ic is
shown In oh. Doctor a comedy OF
unusual amusement value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
THE SIMPLE WAY

The simple. direct way to buy
your teas and coffecs is to buy
;hcn in a Tea Store. Most adver-
tiscd things are good. 1t costs too
much and is never successful 10
advertise poor things. Package
Coffee ana Tea, for instance. is
fairly good. but costs too much.
You pay for the package. the adj
vcrtising and two profits--onc to
the packer and the other to the
retailer. Here you buy simply
direct of the Importer, with one
reasonable profit thereon. My
standard tea. fifty cents II pound.
is an example of saving at least
| 10 cents pound. Herbert Heroy.
President. sos North Sixth Street.
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DALLAS. TENAS, August J.-Seven
persons were injured. two seriously.
in the collapse of two buildings on
Main street here today. The build
inEs. two story and three story
structures, were undergoing repairs
at tho time.
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Hands and Arms Made
Surprisingly Beautiful

With n single application Of Der
willo, Girls. Dcrwilo not only bcau-
tihcs your complexion. hut il is Won
dcrfuI for the hands and arms. Der
ciaily recommended for the hands and
arms Since short sleeves are in
vogue ii is necessary To have your
hands and arms looking their best
and II trial Of Dcrwillo for this pur-
pose will aStonsh you. Remember.
II stays on so much better than pow
der and does not come off on cloth
identifying your hands and arms. At
all toilet counters OF department
stores and up-to-datc druggists
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings =. Local Houses
Dcsmond ut nlucl,irh.

Cowboy." opened at the Bluch!rd
Theater yesterday. The story relates
the romance between an actor and (,
romantic school girl. She * West
crn girl. ana he's a true native or
broadway This feature VIII 30
hhO"m again today. tomorrow and
Thursday.