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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-06
DAZZLING GOWNS
(contLr ued trom page one.l

those girls would be wild with
envy" said q third woman.
Probably the biggest hit Of the
evening was the French designer,
Mr.. Harry Engle, who took the
part 80 we'll that he kept his audi
enCe constantly chuckling. Tho
Deacon belled his town name last
evening for he was far from se-
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y cooler tonight
with frost. Thurs
lay fair with ris-
ng temperature.
Local Readings.
F. p. Hall, OBJ.
Temperature at
! q. m. today, 40.
Weather yester-
lay, clear: tenn
lerature. maxi
mum, 81; mini.
num, IS; precipi-
yer l4.7 feet, fall.
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taIlpnl nous. IIIVeT TIL Iteli IdII'
AIaItas to NIeet-Knights Of
Malta will tonight confer the Mark
degree on class of candidates in
odd Fellows hall. The degree staff
is being especially trained by A. P.
Jones, degree master. Candidates
will be present from Point Marion,
Clarksburg, Morgantown and Fair
mont. Refreshments will be serv-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-06

Charters Granted-Among the
charters recently granted at Char
lesion were the following: Fair
mont Recreation Corporation, cap
itaT stock 100000, incorporates,
3. Slack, F. Jacobs, c. Snowden,
g. D. Amos, II. Baker, Fairmont;
Howard Coal Company, Fairmort,
capital stock $4,000. incorpor9-
tors, G. A. Cole. w. A. Reed. C. H.
Hardesty, Fairmont. II. S. Fergu-
son, G. Hood, Shlnnston.
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Drop County Library-A meet
iuS iof the various committees who
have been canvassing the county to
ind out the sentiment Of the peo-
ME regarding central public IL
3brnry with branches throughout
The county, was held last night In
ihelaw library oftthe court house.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-06

Taken to cIarksbura-Mrs. ElIz-
abeth Lavelle, who has been quito
sick on Carleton street. has been
moved to the Clarksburg hospital.
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THE WEATHER.

Fair and slight.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-10-06

Garage Robbed-The garage OF
Metz and Gray on Second street
was reported robbed last night
aud three suit sof clothes and an
oyercoat taken. No clue to the
robbers has been found.
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FAREWELL FEAST

CONTINUED from page oue.)
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Got Two Years-Ray and Roy
Parker, the two colored youths
who pleaded guilty to stealing an
automobile some time ago. we're
each sentenced to two years In the
penttentiary by Judge Scott c.
Lowe yesterday.
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Hunting McCord Family-A tel
egram received by Chief Moran
yesterday from Charleston, Miss,
announced the death of Lester Nc
Cord at that place and requested
the police to locate his relatives.
Chief Moran located Miss Effie Nc
Cord, residing on Cleveland ave-
nue., and learned that the dead
man was her cousin and n son Of
Hugh McCord, of Fairview. Last
night the parents were notified, but
have not yet made any arrange
ments regarding the funeral.
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Have Removed-Mr. and Mrs. A.
w. Patton have removed to 1923
Cleveland avenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
LAWRENCEVILLE
!! Special TO The rimea- Dispatch ].

Especial TO The Times- Dispatchl.
i.AWleENCEEiLl!E. VA. April Il.
baby spsn, the holidays with Mrs.
Vaughan at South Boston.
Mrs. .. +. Short returned SUNDAY
from two weeks VISIT to her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Irby Turnbull. in Boydton.
Rev. T.. Bland Tucker. OF Alc1an-
drIa. viii spend the week end at the
home OF Sheriff i. 3. Turnout
Miss Pattlc PrincS Turnbuil:. who
has been at home for several weeks
rccuperating from an attack OF nu
on Sunday to resume her duties an n
teacher in one of Abe schools there.
Miss Ophelia Short IS wishing rela
tivcs In Richmond While there She
attended the Easter dances a, Ran
do. phi Macon College. Ashland.
Mrs. Eva wilkes Rose. formerly oil
this place. now OF Roanoke, spent !.
part OF last week here, TIE guest OF
Mrs. J. d. Barley.
Miss Lille percival. who has been al
her home In the county for some
weeks recovering from the flu, left
sunday 10 resume her duties as
teacher in a Petersburg school.
Mrs. W. S. PEBBLES is visiting her
Mrs. J. w. Devany spent the frs:
OF tho week in Portsmouth. the CUES,
OF her sisters. the Misses Robinson.
Shins trace .d&Eory is VISITING
Mr. F.. u. Flowers. OF Norfolk, was
In town last Weekend and has now
moved his family to Norfolk
Mrs. Z. o. Matthews entertained the
members OF the Phliathca class at her
home near 1.awrcncevil!e on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. James r. Gillette and children
left Saturday for their home AT Court
land after visit atN"Harmony Grove
the homo OF he rgrandfather. Sheriff
II. F.. Turnbull.
Miss L!zsie TurnbuN entertained at
hci home. Harmony Grove" on Fri
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. James
7. Gillette o. CORTLAND, Who has beer.
spending the castor holidays with
her.
Miss Esteile Mallory has returned
after visit to her sister. Mrs Ham
.ner Freeman. Richmond. and waa
accompanied home by Mrs. Freeman.
Miss Ruth Burton, who spent TIA,
Easter holidays at he rhome In Cur
pepper, has returned and resumed her
duties az teacher in the high school
here.
Miss Bess Hicks spent the Weekend
with her parents in Snow Hill. y. C..
On Wednesday afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. +. n. Mallory. the Inn
provement Club OF Law-enceville was
organized. The object o. this club
Will be the advancement OF its mem
bers and the community. This club
VIII be an auxiliary o. the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs. The
following officers were elected: Mrs.
Beavans. e-presldentr Mrs. c. D..
palmer. recording secretary: Mrs.
MADDEN Jordan, treasurer. and Mrs.
a. i. cox. corresponding secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
SUMMER
SCHOOL FACULTY NAMED
List Of Instructors VIII Include
Teachers From All Sections
OF State.

Especial TO The Times Dispa,cb
HARRISOSBuRG. VA. April Ii
Members is Of the State Normal School
annual meeting at the iIarrisonburg
Normal School. Yesterday afternoon
tom 1870 to q, President and Mrs.
faculty TO meet the members OF The
board at reception in the prcsi-
dents home. The school budgets for
the ensuing year Is one OF the Items
that was taken up BY the board for
considera ton.
Members OF the summer school
faculty at IIarrisonburg have been
announced with the publication OF
Those OF the Normal School faculty
! who VIII remain for the summer
quarter are Dr. John w. WayIand
Miss Elizabeth i. Cleveland. James
mond G. Dingicdine. Miss Ethel spill
man. George W. Chappelear, Jr., Dr.
Henry y. Converse. DR. Walter j.
GGi a,,Is :, Conrad Mnsa I. Logan Miss
Other instructors who will be here
| for either tho first or second term o.;
the summer session are William D..
s s@!5n P PrafeIser SSsSi,sgis Hsn
Baugh. rural supervisor in Rocking
ham County; clyde *: io.s!nEer.
principal aw;snccviile High School:
Z
schools: Miss Ruth Witt. rural super
, visor in Rockingham County: Clyde
y. Shorts. Harr.sonburg High School;
Ars. w. 6. LeHew, HarrisonburS
/ public school; Miss Zoe Forte: Har-
risomburE public school: Miss Bessie
! G. randolph. state Normal School,
! Farmv.l!c: Miss Julia Robertson,
State Normal School, Valdosta. Ga. !:
Miss Marie Walters. state Normal
School. Fredericksburg; Miss NJ Jo-
sepn;ne Hanson. Richmond public
schools: MSS Elsie Coleman. Rich
mond public schools; Miss Mabe! G..
DOoiey. public schools, Ridgewood
j.. j.: Miss Narctiinc \. Calling.
Norfolk public schoc-s; Miss Lille
| Belle Bishop. Miss Naia NJ. Whitesel,
and Mics Virginia Buchanan. Harri-
sonburg public schools.
| The first term will begin June 81
and close July 81: the second term
! will last from August . 10 Scptem-
Der 3.
Arbor Day was celebrated here by
the planting OF an avenue OF Norway
NAPLES along the. southern walk,
running in front OF Harrison Hail.
The trees are the gift OF the senior
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
ONANCOCK

tSpecial TO The Times Dispa.ch)
OSASCOCk. VA. April lT.-Mrs.
Alicia Hopkins, who spent the winter
with her sister. Airs. Walters. OF Bal-
tiinorc. arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. w. w. Woodward. of Hamp-
ton: was the. Weekend guest Of Mrs.
r. Page Parker
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred Kelley have
returned from trip 10 New York.
where they were the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. Winfred s. Kelley.
Mrs. J. J. H. Hopkins Is entertain
ing Mrs. Spencer .. Hopkins and her
.Itie son. Philip Ladwe!!, OF Cinc!n-
Mr.. and Mira. Myer Click have with
them their daughter. Mrs. Allen Lett,
man. OF Norfolk.
Mrs. Annie Baylor has returned
rom trip to FlDrida.
Miss Mabel Long. who vas the
guest Of her aunt, AIRS Oscar j.. Pow
ell. has gone back to Newark. y. j.
Mrs. John II. Ames and little son
Itichard. after two weeks visit Ia
Mr., and Mrs. r. T. Ames. have gone
back 10 Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Ideal Clothing
For the Infant
Should ALLOW Ample
Room for Respiration,
Egpert SQys.
BY BRICE BEI.DHN. N. ID.

The ideal clothing for baby
should be simple. warm and loose.
allowing ample. FREQ movement for
respiration, and for the movement Of
arms and legs.
The ordinary night costume OF a
baby is really what ought TO be worn
during the day. for II Is Just what
We have described. but the enforce
ment OF such common sense simpIi-
fication Of Infantile apparel seems
hopeless.
The dressing OF babies. in all coun-
tries Is aosurd. In some countries they
are simply wound round and round
with binder. which restricts ali
movements. With us. too many gar
ments arc used. and they are DILL
cult to put OIL and, OF.
A long. loose dress should be the
only garment. but wooden shirts and
Manned. petticoats and all sorts OF
furbelows are decreed by fashion,
Vnnity, tradition and health super
stitions.
A binder OF soft flannel should be
worn for few weeks. IL It is not
OF an infant Is OF the abdominal type.
and the diaphragm can descend only
with difficulty IL the abdomen Is
tightly bound. The binder should be
discarded as soon as possible. The
intcrmiaab!e wearing OF this gar
ment Is common error.
Mothers should not keep their
babies too warmly clothed. Babies
that give much trouble by throw
Ing on the bedclothea do so simply
because they are kept too warm
This overcoverinE Ia the cause OF
considerable danger TO babies. since
they pcrspire when first put to bed.
and then. after their skin and night
clothes have become damp, free
themselves OF all covering and lie
with nothing over them but their
vet night clothes. Each baby must
be individually studied, to ascertain
just how much clothing will Keep
tine child comfortable. without caus-
ng pcrspiratfon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
WOODSTOCK

Especial to The Times Dispatch
WOODSTOCK. VA. April IN
turned from Florida, where thew
spent the winter. En- route to their
home they visited friend, in Balti-
more. Washingt ton and Salisbury. Md
Mr.. and Mns. Joseph Frayei' ano
Miss Ethel Frave}, of Mt. Olive. were
called to Baltimore, this week by
the serious illness OF their sister.
Mrs. blaine Wisman.
Miss Frances Allen has returned 10
her home near Mount Jackson, after
an extended visit to relatives in
j. Leroy Bailey and son, Henry
BaXiey. OF Markham, were guests
this wees of Captain j.. Fl. Grabiii
IN Rev s. ). *. ceekrell, Judge $. D.
newman, NJ. L. Walton. Mrs. Walton.
MISE Mabel Walton. NJ. l.. walton
Lr., Rev. j. II. Van Horn. Mrs
Butt and daughter. Miss Sadie
Butt have returned from Washinrl
ton. where they attended the an
nual meeting Of The Baltimore Con-
Nj, and Mrs. David II. Walton
who have been spending the wintev
I'm Florida. are spending several
weeks in Baltimore while en- rou1 =
to their home in Woodstock.
Or. w. &. Ford has returned from
a trip TO Richmond.
MI. claude ALBERT has returned to
his homo in Baltimore afIer Visit
ito his brother and sister, Allen X
tAipert and Miss Rae Albert.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
WOMEN's COLLEGE HEADS:
COMING TO RICHMOND
VirRtnia's Educational Leaders Will
Hold Joint Session With Vo,
Cationnl Training EXPERTS.

Heads Of practically every womens
co;;se and school in Virginia. to.
from most Of the institutions. and in
some instances student representa-
ives VIII be brought together at tho
me Of &So 9 ho e yTsns and
Schools. which meets In Richmond
Goueher College IS sending its
Terence. and colleges in neighboring
states .,, will send representatives.
Joint Sessions OF the. associa ion
reaus OF Occupations ror TrainediJ1o-
men. and the session devoted to the
consideration OF. Undergraduate pre-
, hsTn OF student ny. which will he
attracting great interest.
The vocational conferences. meet
inE in Riehmond At tho same time
Colleges and Schools. with the Rich
mond Bureau OF Vacations as hostess.
repIesents "a a movement now ten
o. the vocational problem for Eir!s.
and woinen bent on the highest Of
hciency In the professions and in
dinner session at tie Jefferson. on
The evening OF April %. when the
ior earnest discussion by The college
heads on the one hand and the voca-
t:onal experts on the other.
Many OF the college and school
heads. who were charter members
OF the Virginia Association OF Wo-
msn.s Colleges and sehoe!s. are. stan
them President Matty l.. Cooke, OF
Hollins College: President Joseph L.
Harmon. OF f.rmvillc state Normal
president Arthur Kyle Davis, o.
southern Female College. Peters
burg: President Matte +. Harris. OF
virginia College; Mrs. t. May Willis,
DIR. y. l.. Hatcher. OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Sure. II wn. the ntbrc,

Nice-Pr"sidcnt Marshall, when still
struggling lawyer in Indiana. was
aitting in hts little Office when a
genial book agent entered and un-
dertook to sell him a new edition OF
the Bible. "fu!l morocco. annotated"
exc. Before the agent was through
With his description Of tho merits
OF the new volume. Marshall inter
rupted him TO ask who the author
MAS Why. this is the Bible" ex-
planned the agent. Il am fully aware
Of that answered Marshall. in full
soberness, but. / ask again. who is
the author Again tho salesman OK
piained that he WAS Offering the BIZ
bic. Again Marshall demanded the
name OF the author. and tho demand
and the explanation were repeated in
varying forms agiip and again.
finally the man OF the books gath
cred up his samples. rctreRted to the
door and then, with one hand on the
knob. turned around and shouted
You p!nheaded fool and b!itherins
idiot, it's the Bible"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Chsperonage Sustained
by Bryn Mawr Vote

BRYAN MAwR, PA, April IT,
The q h a In not yet to be
nhandc I'd M Hupcrnuous conces-
Hion to Mother Grundy In TIL. pro-
Ercssirc and enlightened ai;c. Dig
nined graduate students OF Hryn
Mawr who felt they should be cx-
ceptcd from the chnpernn rule
because OF their mature minds aud
exalted position or schoIarshIp,
have been overturned by n vote
Of 40 to 23 nt n meeting OF the
Seif-Govcrnmcnt Association. The
present revolt grew out OF tho be-
lief OF the graduate students that
NIL their number should he exempt
from the rhap<ron ruIcn. The
undergraduates thought diHerent-
~. mud ms the majority rules In the
Sclf-GOvcrnment Association, the
older students lost. The assocIn-
tipn president, however. yielded
so far ns to auGEcst TINT NIL those
over - be exempt. hut SD far there
has b-cn no ruth to claim cXemp-
tiun on this ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
PULASKI,
Special to The Times-D;so

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PULASKI, VA. April IA large
delegation. from Puloski went 10
bristol" Sunday last ITO hear .Biliy
sunday. Owing to the nearness Of
the noted evangelist many. from this
section are taking. advantage. of the
opportunity to hear him preach.
Mrs. G, G. Painter has gone to Ern-
poria, Va, for a visit to her son. Rev.
Thomas A. Painter 800 -
AIRS. ]. n. Hartman and two chill
tlren have returned TO which, w. Va.
after an extended visit 10. her mother,
Mrs. S. B. Steger, ST.. -
Mrs. j. Frank Goodrich and little
son returned Tuesday to ,Chica 90,
after an extended Walt to relatives
here. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Goodrich's mother, Mrs. w r.
Howard. who will spend some time
with them. 1000 ~ 81.
Plans arc being made for \ revival
nj the Methodist Church early In
Juno. The pastor, Rev. r. M Stan
defer. viii. have the assistance OF tne
Rev. Samuel Steele. OF mississippi,
during the meeting. -
The Young Ladies' Missionary, Cir.
clio OF the Christian Church, gave a
social on Monday night at the par
8onages in compliment to Mrs. q gorge
W.. Oliver of Richmond State secre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
WEST POINT

.o NEST Est boINT. "a april TINES
, Louise Albright, OF Washington: MI.
and Mrs. j. y. Borden and children, OF
Front Royal. were Weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Garden.
Miss Patterson, OF New York, Is
visiting Mira. II. Lane Cooke.
Mrs. r.. W. GaJer and little daughter
are are expected hont SATURDAY morn
tivcs in Washington.
Mrs. II. Lane Cooke entertained the
! Needlecraft Club On Tuesday after
noon. The guests Of honor were Mrs.
PATTERSON. OF Sew York.
DR.. w; &; Num- spent couple o;
days IN Richmond this week. looking
after matters relative to moving his
family to that city in Nay:
Miss Mary Pumphrey left this week
to spend two weeks In Newport News
with relatives.
Ernest Thrift visited Baltimore thin
week. -
mr.. and AIRS. John Marshall Lewis
and children, from Gloucester Court
h9use. have been visiting in the home
Mrs. c. 4. Gresham. OF Tappahan-
rock. hRa been visiting her mother.
Mrs. a. +. iInrsrave, This week.
hrs. II. NJ. Pitcher of Sweet Hall,
has recently received notice OF tho
death OF her only sister, Miss Mary r.
Southern. Miss Southern died sud-
York. Her body was brought TO Rich
mond and laid to rest in the family
plot in oakwood. this death leaving
member of her family.
viii Neale and wife, and their sis
Ter. Mrs. Louise Brown, OF Lester
Manor, were In town this week
Mrs. y. NJ. Name. and Mrs. Arthur
Neustadt spent Tuesday In Richmond
Mrs. Crosby Thompson, who has
spent most OF the winter in Miami.
Fla, and Havana, Cuba, sailed a Few
days ago for Panama. She is accom-
panied by her sister, of New York.
and her mother<Mrs. John McGurk, OF
Cleveland, Ohio, and is not expected
home for several weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
HEATHSvILLE
Especial to The Times-pispatcb

Especial to The TimeS-Dispatch.1
HEATESVIILs;. VA. April ii
Mrs; A ]. Brent and children. Emily
Louise and A. j.. Jr.. Of Richmond.
are spending some time at Roanoke
With Or; and Mrs; A. NJ Brent. J.
Harper Brent. of Hampton, was with
his parents Dr. and Mrs. A. ". Brent,
here for Easter.
Miss Sarah Randolph Brent has re-
turned from visit TO friends in
SufoNi, Petersburg, Richmond, Ash
land and Rappahannock.
g. II. Walker has returned from a
trip to Baltimore.
Misses Janet Peiree. Sue Downing
and Bessie MGCann were weekend
guests OF Miss Seltine Rice, who en-
tertained in their honor Saturday
evening at her home In Heathsville.
Mcssrs: j. f. Henderson and G. y.
Hogan have returned from visit to
Baltimore.
; A. Rogers Lee, who has been spend
ing some time with his family in
IIesthsviile, has returned TO New
York.
f. B. Brown is visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Miles. at crisfleld,
Md.
DR.. ]. W. Moore. OF Monumental
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
HOLLlNS

tspccial 20 The Times Dispatchl ,
HOLLlSS. VA. April 1.-THE ne "
Church: appointed BY the conference
IN Washington. is Or. o. l.. Gochenor>x
VINO has been pastor at ShaYSv.lic
va. On three successive nights this
week these ministers have preached al
Enon baptist Church: Rev. c. T.. Cor
n:tt. Or salem: Rev. J.. Il. OBrlan
Eoanoke; Rev. W. Tuppcr Wingfcid
ROANOKE. These services were intro
uuctory 10 the nro;rac;ed meeting tina,
begin? tomorrow.
W. w. Terry is spending the winter
and apriEg In R-istn oil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Woman Finds Remedy
Worth Fabulous Fortune

Il wouldn't take million dollars
for the good Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy has done for me. have finished
the course and can say am entirely
cured OF very severe indigestion.
bloating and collie attacks suffered
fromfor many years" 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from. tho intesti-
nal tract and allays the Inflammation
which causes practically NIL stomach.
liver and intestinal ailments. includ-
ing appendicitis. One" dose will con-
vince or monav refunded. Grant
Drug Co, and druggists everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

hers. he gave several Indian songs
using tho flute and tho drum.
a number OF the 1iollins students
attended Easter dances at Lexington
and Blacksburg.
The baccalaureate sermon in June
will be preached by Bishop Collins
Denny. of the Methodist Episcopal
dress will be made by DR.. III. y. shy
der. president OF Wofford College.
South Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
HONORS WELLESLEY UNIT
French Society Confcrs Post-War
Decoration for Relief

Word has just been received from
France to the effect that the Wel!es-
ley College Relief Unit has been
presented with tho first post war
decoration awarded 10 any relief
unit III France. The presentation of
the medal was made on March -. by
Colonel de Dampierre. representing
President Pau. of the Socletc Secours
B!esses Militaires.
SINCE June OF last year the wel,es-
ley Relief Unit has been In charge
or the relief and reconstruction work
Headquarters ut Lucy le- f3ocagc. De.
partmcnt of the A.fsne. The unit is
under. the direction of Miss Julia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
Superfluous Hair, Roots
! And All, Quickly Go!

For tho FIRST time in hundred years
a genuinely effective method of remov-
ing uns!shtly hairy growths has been
discovered. The new phelactine process
does not merely take on tho har-ends
Il actually removes tho roots! 1t does
this quickly and harmiessly. X does not
act anything like tho dcp!lntory cleo
,rical. or other methods. PhNacilnc is
non odorous. non-poisonous. non-irritating.
Get stick of II from your druggiat foi-
low the simple instructions. and have the
satisfaction OF seeing tn. roots them :
selves removed at last.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18
HOLLlNs COLLEGE
Especial to The Times Dispatch.l

TSpeclnI 10 TIC Ilir cS- Dispatch.
HOLLINS COLLEGE. April IL
Miss Matte L. Cooke will represent
this college at the inauguration of
the new president OF the University Of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill, =. c.,
April IS!
ON Monday night there was an
organ decital in the chapel h. Prof.
Charles Il. Skilton. of the University
Of Kansas. Besides the organ num-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

Church. Portsmouth, and DIR. j. X.
Joiire. OF Characteristics. have been
secured for tho preaching ut Marvin
Grove Methodist Camp meeting In
August.
Mrs. J. c. Fisher recently enter
tanned for some days at her home.
The Gables: Recdsville. Miss Dord.
OF Philadelphia.
Mrs: Louise Moucurc. who has been
spending the winter at the "Glebc."
has returned TO her home In King
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

tary OF tho c. w. b. NJ, who spent
several days here In tine Interest," Of
the work. Mrs. Oliver was called
from here to Norfolk on account OF
the iline6s OF u daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-18

class and their presentation to the
school was in charge Of the senior
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