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New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Connecticut

STANFORD, CONN.--Bcltown Road. s.
minutes from trolley: lot 150x200: garage
for two cars large poultry house: fruit OF
all kinds; price, $4,000. Apply L. w. Ken
nedy. phone ITO. Stamford, Conn.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

l HAVE SEVERAL very fine houses for
rent for the season in the very best
sections, from $500 10 81 900
MRS. THOMAS ELMORE
81 William St. Tel. 936 Port Chester
paeesHo trouble to show you these place.
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BRIARCLIFF MANOR
BRIARcLIEF TEA ROOM sA

20 rooms. baths. gas electricity: half
acre and brook. shade trees; estabiishe
all year business.
TODD. Criarclih Telephone 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

YOU CHOICE OF three new seven rooms.
bath. cottages, all modern improvements;
well loca ted, nice plots. near station. so 900
TO $4,000 Look 1Sem over.
Il. &. HORTON.
Phone 500 PLEAsANTvILLE.
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LARCHMONT

RENT FURNISHED. summer cool location
, master bedrooms = barhs maids
rooms bath; large yeranda; half acre ga
rage might sell II. c. PERRIN, East 4ed
ct. Murray Hill 2a2.. Larchmont 100.
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$500 CASH
SPRINGDALE

HOUSES. BUNGALOWS and FARMS for
sale - Springdale. Glenbrook Darien,
Stamford. Sound Beach, shppan Point
$4,000 TO 800, 600 Also furnished houses
and bunga lows for rent for summer. $500
to S26oo. C. :. TROWBRIDGE, Spring
dale. Conn. Tee phone ll85-l3
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APARTMENTS no rEr-uNruRN1sHEp
Naniiattan

APARTMENT TO suB-RENT
Blackstone, 50 East SSth g.
r,rnts r,n1es rooms and bath. till October LIST
inc,"naHso or unturnished. Room service
Es y. an douglas l.. Elliman & Co.. Is
Has' @eth st. Plaza 1900.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
MODERN ROOM srvcco pwELLING
PELHAM
OssINTNG
PLEASs>ryII.J.E

\ PARTIF LARRY LIytRLE HOUSE In
community of friendly pcople. modern
good view convenient committing Sif 400.
ierns for description and IN pection ar
rang@tneut write. phone or cali MILTON
NEND. Tribune Building. New York City.
Beekran $500.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. $50.
Cn nrss moor. In the cooperative plan eieva-
near 9TH av. in the social center; cash in
ttSSssmsnt, tSssns, 1880: the rensa, value Of this
vcstment is saved in two wears. W1T.rIiM
ChulkSHANk'S SONS. 85 Liberty ct.
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MouNf klsco

SIX ROOMS and bath. all improvements:
hardwood floors an dtrim. convenient TO
railroad. school. store. efc.. in first class
condition possession May I: $4,000, very
easy terms. CARPENTER PELTON,
Inc; telephone s Mount kisco.
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APARTMENTS TO LET-UNFURN1sHED
Manhattan
MaalAattan

DO YOU KNOW that for 5000 you play
become a tenant with perpetual
lease OF six rooms and bath In we'll located,
modern elevator apartment. upper West
Side. with monthly rental OF VIZ! Posses
sion. % cs3, Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
sHPPAN POINT
DARIEN

POST ROAD. white Colonial house, rooms
all improvements. garage. acre: tmme-
date occupancy; sacrifice for $4,000. F. L.
H GILL. 81 shippan av.. Stamford. Conn.
Telephone 1867.
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GREENWICH

Your choice from $1.o@ TO $4,000. Tell
me what you wish and get special list.
GEO. +. BEARN. 325 Greenwich Ave.
Office phone 90; Residence 27sR.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH. ss5 to s11b. In
the cooperative plan elevator apartment
houses. Nos II and 10 EAST 9oTH ST., near
ment. ga, 800 to $4,000. which includes cost
T., Ing s'oGx Ix,n ownsrsnip renovation and decorat
and 3x5 feet; unique. equitable moneyasv-
ing ing cooperative plan. WILLIAM CRUIK-
eHANkS SONS, Agents. s5 Liberty st.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

18th ST. l wEsT-BEAUT1FUr, FLOOR
ETTE. WITH 5 EXPOSURES. FACING;
CENTRAL PARK; sl40 TO $3.50, INCLUD-
INC MAID SERVICE, GAS AND EIEC-
TRlCITY.
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Now Jessex

,ALE - LAKE MUsCONETCONG.
III S,.c cottage. rooms, bath. com
|3B1S cssaisned. RUSS. 81 Booraem ave-,
[Sk NY. Phone.
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NEW LONDON

SOUND SHORE FRONT
Northern Connecticut. IN acres; IA
rooms, baths. Garage. Gas. electricity,
city water; private pier: beautiful beach.
country club. Fully furnished. Rent
$3,o00; long season- For sale. GEO. b. 3.
LAMB. S37 Broadway. Franklin 3559.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
Long lsiana

pLANDCME
Facing the water with Ans
bathing beach. Colonial house
with nearly one acre. House has
master bedrooms. = maids'
rooms, 2 baths. Grounds very
well planted. Electric train
service 80 minutes. Few mia
u,es' walk TO station.
Price. $4,000
IA. l'Ecluse. rs z. 10th st..
New York City
Tel Vanderbilt $3.50.
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RIVERSIDE

ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL HOUSE, with
living room. dining room. writing room
pantry, kitchen first floor; four sleeping
rooms. two baths. second floor: beach priv
6. HARRY ABBOTT. Stamford. CT. Tel :oi
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RYE

ONE OF THE BIGGEST BARGAINS now
being offered in a frame colonial type
house. rooms bath. every modern an
pointment, gas, electricity. hot water
heat; on nice plot, with garage. Sound
views. near beach: can be purchased for
s1l5oo. worth $4,000 DRJMMOND. II
West 42d st. n Y. {. ephones-Murray
Hill 1928; Rye 552
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

SID ST, 80 WEST-Bunxalow and r.ra~e
= rooms. laundry. storeroom. baths;
rent $500 monthly. or will sell; favorable
terms, c. w. Cahen. 331 West s6th st.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13
sCARsDALE
sCAKSDAi.l

sCAKSDAI. .E---~,.--ht rooms three baths:
attractive plot. -arage, for one car
shade fru.s. convenient to station y high
location d new :~.-s aud exceptionally
attractive. ANGEL & CO. Scsrsd&le.
Y. Telephone 500
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
MORTGAGE LOANS

BUILDING construction, alterations, plans
and filing, moderate charges; financing
arrangements. The Rousseau Company. 2
East 23d st. Gramercy 4s11.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-13

One of the biggest bargains now being of
fered in a frame Colonial type house /
rooms, bath, every modern appoin snent.
.as. electricity. hot water heat; on nice
plot With garage Sound views. near beac = .
can be purchased for SIf5N0. worth SD 900
Drummond. II ". 42d ST. \. Z. c. Tee-
phone: Murray Hill 1923, Rye 5J2.
AT RYE, with view Of Sound, I rooms.
bath, electricity fireplace. garage: 81 2nO
for summer season. furnished e'onpier .
list of homes sale or rent. NESS T.. VI.
DRUMMOND. 80 Purchase st. near station
tEye) telephone SIT.
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6%rH ST.. Fl WEST (near sth av)-rwo
desra BILE; $116 per month
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.T1iENTs

ASNACAS OFFICES AND APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
SO EAST 6bth STREET
way De seen from 10 to on week daya
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6TAMFORD

SUMMER RENTALS AT STAMFORD, CT
Furnished houses along the shore OF
Shippan Point and Sound Beach. Early
inspection will be to your advantage.
WICK REALTY CO.. 205 Atlantic Street.
Phones .S40 and 2841.
HOTEL. 10 ROOMS, rs BATHS, permanent
and transient. every room flooded with
sunshine. doing hne business. good prices;
near station and center of city. JONES
REALTY CO.. BuriinEton Arcade. Tel So1.
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~ EsrArE-sALE on nENr
Queens

Queens
Sa
-
7. I. CITy--sc. 900 square tact
land frontage on three streets.
Eigh land; no expensive foun-
dnfson necessary. In unrestrict-
cd zons, two blocks from sub
vay station, abort freight haul.
q VIII consider little less than
one Dollar square foot
ERNEST A. L'ECLUSE,
= 4 scth ST., n. Y. Tel. Vanderbilt 3SSs.
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sutton. Miss Mary burton. sister uf
the groom. iaycd In" w"dd In; music.
Among hos" attending iron. a dis
lance were Attorney General J"t,n Il
saunders. Mr.. ana Mrs. W. .. ri:z-
hugh. OF trhinna: W. II. sutton Of
Norfolk Mr.. and Mrs. Knox Lively.
Of Portsmouth: Mrs. r. g. !Iil. OK
Norfolk. and Mrs. Robert Douglass.
Ut Lancaster.
Aft"r AN extended TRIP Hur,h. Mr..
and Mrs. l:ur;0n viii ic at r.m"
a. l'rbanna.
Informal Dance Saturday.
One hundred invitations have been
issued for an informal dance ON Spt
uriay night In tho auditorium or
Murphy's Hotel. Tho AFFAIR * hcln.
gwen to members Of the Orioi- Clui,
ana their friends. pettua VI. :l:, a
Mrs. Euia Young Morrison. hostess
for the evening.
birthday Purity.
y birthday party was given in tho
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ant.n. 1916
East Main Street. iii honor OF then.
daughter. Anna. Games. sInG!rt: md
dancing amused the guests Mls;".i
danced several dances Mr. and Mrs
Anten chapcroncd the affair.
In New York.
Registering at the Hotel Mc\lrIn
"a New York from Richmond. dur
ing tn" past week huv. been: Mr.
J. Hamilton. y. Ros-nst"iu. =. y.
Eian,on 'har..S r. Norman. l.. y.
Thomas, NJ. \. Syclc. u u. rlochl"r,
T.. I. Burch. Thomas u Whc.iwrirh,,
Mrs james l.. Cannon j NJ ,::tt.-
rood and Mrs f. - HarliSdalc
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Mr.. and Mrs william ]. Wallace
nnd their son. William J. Wallace.
called yesterday from New York on
board IN" Aauitania for Liverpool
They will spend six months abroad.
returning To tins country In the late
be Joined By their daughter. Miss
Virginia Wallace. who has been at
tending school In Paris Tor the past
session. and VIII spend six weeks IN
guests OF Mrx Charles SEMI. Of New
York, who has leased Gotham Hall"
ono OF The show places OF England
Tor several months. Mrs. SEMI and
her guests viii attend Tn" inter
national polo matches IN England.
Other passengers OF interest sailing
or the A1uttania yesterday were: Mr..
ard Mrs, Kermit Roosevelt. the latter
formerly Miss Belle willard, Of isi"h
mouA: Colonel and Mrs. House. ana
Coioncl Harvey, tho new ambassador
from this country To England. Mr.
aud Mrs Roosevelt are going abroad
10 attend Ia" wedding Of Miss "'lza-
both willard, daughter or former
Ambassador and Mrs. Joseph T.. vii
lard. which VIII be celebrated shortly.
Suhscrihcr. for "Wednesday club.
The concerts TO h" ;iven 81, The
CITY Auditorium by Tn" Wednesday,
Club this year will iuclui" brilliant
md interesting programs. ana society
viii hc on; IN force for thcS" events.
Msny prominent people have already
sutrc-ih-h for concerts and large
audiences viii 10 present
The subscribers for 1921 are;
:. !. Adainapn. ptis ~. hifrl-nh. l.. Il.
HliIn & A.i"y, -. W. Nilsson. Jr
.ou. jas II. Anderson. MIS- Jno. =. Amber
,nn. Hugh .>nt,im. Geo l.. Ap;tch. Miss
Ht0sc Ar"n's. Thos. Atkinson Miss Gra""
-. {; ii>N,Iaic, u. ". r.aae.ynig. nr.
IsIl ). G."s%wrn. Mta h"h%it " iiihnh-
nrsneh, John hrrr iiranch. Mrs John Kerr
u,""s" ffeS John 0! s,smnr' ltryan. i"w
ari h. bryant, II. McG huntington. =. L..
al: &. a. SsaepS = IS. G.ti,o%. &f@,
Glory Mrs. sam cohen. W j. Cona,y.
J. q. co,!.y, Mrs. VIM, A. rr.nshaw, J. -
~ =; I;af;, Mr, w..,,"q5sIena Davis;
{. DE. Is s Ionnnn. Mrn. John l.. Dor.
.ett. A u. Dudley. FTanh W. Duke. W. -.
John $. EgElcatnn mrs r II. Elicit.
Era r., IL I3 I Fom,b rs'T i,I
Siiss nebsccA Go.ion $. G,leskl. mos.
:. 4" GorGo o4 lSr. ". : ,or,.n Dr 'T wr.
Ta,c Graham. sir. and s,rr j. II. Grant.
q W. Grrcrc- Ii,f,on II Grpniy. .. i.
Gfi'n'n"!l. y II. Gu!Gon. BahH IS. Gwath
.nry.
iieary II Jiaanc. " NJ. IabMstou. Miar
NJ. l. HNra han, ". 7 I1'uhhn. Nj and
MS. i. =. IiIrk-r, MiSs Kath.r!n" liaw"s.
$ " HAYES. 'rh -. ). Herbert. julien ~
Iuu. !jr. Ia ~. l.. IIoh~on. il, !. \ \
lihhsor. pr y. 6. lIorglr. Miss /. =
lIvilaIay. r. -. uotChtia> =. y. uo'ch
fiss, II. br. Thus r. Hughes. y. "
iGntrr. Epul iIunton, lr
Ma ~. W Jackson. Rpbt. II lrrr"rS
y 7 .Ieu,sor q. " j "eu. \. Z. Johann.
Archer q Jones Mrs Horace wexford
Jones. Jones brothers & Company. Wrn.
Jurg. Mrs J. /. r. IurE'na.
knutINn :: COMPANY. sam j.. kol'cy
Mrs Ers--r, Leigh. Arthur Levy. g. H.
LORRAINE, Elts. Luz " Luke.
l. J. Marcv~". NJ r. Marcusc Harry
MARKS, \ W, Mhrt"rrtcIu. y. l.. Mnt.crn.
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;hr""sh"nt the SOUTH ''"' ana
The Wedding Will take place at I
folk. aud vii, be followed 10y II larg"
reception at the HON" OF tn" brides
parents at tho Norfolk Navy Yard.
bishop OF tn" diocese OF Southern
Virginia. assisted by tn" Dr. Francis
I. StcinmrtZ. rector OF Chris: Church.
Will perform the ceremony. Miss
Mc"ta Burrara. the brides sister.
VIII bN her maid of honor ami tn"
natrun OF honor will ID" the bride
groom,s sister. Mrs. LNal \. ipavid-
Rear AmiraI y. II. Scales. L. :. ~.
and Mrs. Scales. OF Annapolis, Md.
viii be TIA" flower girl. IN" lcv.
Duval Gwathncy. Of Wythcviii". Viii
be his brothers best man.
EnEnEcnicnt Announced.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Rudolph Charles Rich
berg. Of Washington. announc" tho
| engagement Of their daughter. Beat
rice, to Frank Rose. OF Washington.
son OF Mrs. Frances Rose. OF that
her home in Dnnviiic. and attended
Il. VI. l.. later moving 10 Washing
ton.
Lecture Postponed.
The illustrated lecture. which was
10 hav" been given by tn: Rev
Works III Virginia. Friday evening at
S O'clock. IN tn. parish hall OF
Epiphany Church. has been post
poncd until Friday evening. May r..
The lecture is being given under the
auspices OF the Wnnan's Auxiliary
of Epiphany Church.
I Burtun--Sutton.
\ wedding Of Interest was Tho
| marriage OF Miss Ada Lucille sutton,
daughter OF NJ. and Mrs x II suit
ton. VI I'laln Wow. To James Aubrey
i,urtUu. OF GThnnin. which took p.ac.
Saturday. April 30. at O'Clock at
-hacEclfurd chapel Methodist church.
KIN. rui Queen Count: Thc briI.
tered IA" ch!ich with, her broth"r
Il. y. sutton. "h" gave her in mar
rage Her gown waS Of white
G"orgctt" over satin. trimmed In
rcarls and real lace. Her veil OF H.
fusion was caught with orange
blossoms, and She carried a SHOVE,
bouquet Of bridcrnscs and sweet peas
She was attended, by her sister Mrs
Tyler Bland. as matrUn OF honor
Little Miss Lucille Sutton was flower
girl. Robert sutton. ring bearer. ana
little Misses Thclna and F..izaNcth
sutton. ni"ccs % the bride. wcr.. Ia.
| ribbon girls. Mrs. Edgar & lin. Of
Norfolk. sang, AT Dawn!rp." just
before the ceremony. which was Ier-
formed by the Rev. r w t:ur!Ird
Ict"r Hayden. OF Urbauna was his
! brothers. best man and the ush.rs
wcr" M"ssrs. William sutton. I'"rry.
DAVIS. N."ton Weaver. and John II.
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no RELIEVE CATARRH-
AL DEAFNESS AND
HEAD NOISES

II you hay" Catarrhal Deafness or
ar" harl of hearing or have mead
noises go To your druggist and r"t |
ounce Of parmint iduubI" strength,
and add 10 ii = pint OF hot water ana
little granulat-d sugar. Take oiI"
Tablespoonful four times u day
This VIII often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noises.
clo.gcd nosirils should open. breath
inr become easy and tn" mucuS stop
dropping into the throat. II l. easy
Ia prepare. costs little and is pleasant
to take. Anyone who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noises should give
this prescription a trial-Adv
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AT A MOTHERS MEETING

ne wife Of "A noted New York divine,
said TO her listeners. Watch CAREFUL
~ your daughters physical Develop
mcnt. Mothers should keep their
daughters we'll informed rs to mat
tcrs pertaining to health. and should
see that nature is assisted. II neces-
sary. to perform it's Offices"
IRREGULARITIES and pain are warming
symptoms of some trouble and moth
,rs may depend upon Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound to corr .
rect them, and restore the system to
healthy, normal condition.-Adv. 81
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2%a's i, %N..s Ws as'. s NGtss
Mlicr N M"Fr, noGn NJ m,, MiiIY ni r. ,a5
W,s l.''H @, Mo%Ia. rhSs. !. ,Mo".",
M"r,"". Mis-. ""'E < M i; M" 1ann \ vi Mnn w.
'' !rSs. Il N M. u; l. 49,. :,
i 9n~s!G. E MSi M?:pon?nsa, Dr. z, = NJ
m in,E,ss MI Mr. Stuart %MeSIq;fy. *. {. Nc,
Mrs. r. u. NDwoli. Miss Il. ]. Noi,ing
Erish"r, y. j o.conncu. Jay J.. ohou.
,,s Ms, :, W S!n;, Il Elmer. ~ j: y, rar-
ii.."Et. !. r. l.. r.,rrs Mig. e G. Iinchhney.
i"W"'s Miss Il. =. rnry"ar,
> 90, Geo, ~, nahy, W,@, IL ,:einher4,. ". $.
.ris. hr T. 4 k"nerts"n. Mrs. r. \. Rob
J Rouse. WIN. Ru"eer. sr.
s,yiiiH,.. ~ ,.'rnII; Snn-r' ~, !
Mrs Ff"i IS. scott. Mi. Geo, Col" Scot
y. Scott. Arthur ScF!.",ior. nathan SIMON.
r.. MnatI smoo'. M,s. ;I"m"s :. Smy,n.
&C." v. S'ey-ns. Jr.. Anss ii"icn Stevens,
Ms s J.. ". sIhr, ME- = %d tHn S t%%f
ch.s. M. Sii"T Plano 60. mo Thps y.
sydnor * Iiundlcy. In,
T, Garnctt Tabb. e. W Tanner. Cha- q.
Taylor. Henry Taylor, Jr. Mrs Henry
Ttyi%r. j: g, u TERRELL. Thalhimcr
\. Tr~vye,,. Miss jean Trigr. Mrs ". II
TTi:E. Jr.. Mrs. Hugh = Tliwell r :.
Fr"dc,icK s Valentine. Granville G.
valentine, br. Douglas Ihnd.Thuof
hrH. Everett Waid"y S.ld"u Wake.
Jno q Waller. Garr"tt Il. Wall. Henry
:; Wnicrl'"im. Loon willers,-ln. Mrs.
a e. Al fgr TA4
White. Mrs VIM. II. White. Thos whii,.;
Dnft-r Williams T.. Victor wi!!inms 4. II.
Williams, l."v!s q. Williams. Z. G. wa
I!hms. IL, Dr. \. Mur"t Wills. Wins J..
WILSON. Mrs. Gry + Winch. J. .. Tjns-
ION. James l.. WGnbl- ". ". Workman,
Colcman Wgrthain. Dr \. g. wright. DR..
IL. II. wright. James whit.ct.
Iinrk From south AmcrI"n.
Minion Wright Talbot. Of talbot
Hail. Norfolk County. Norfolk. who
las been touring South America since
last February. has returned to this
country. Mr.. Talbot WAS in Rich :
rnond for several days this week. on
route for his home in Norfolk COun-
~.
Wedding al Interest.
wedding rf much interest here
ami throughout Ia" State, viii be
that OF Miss Mar Graham BurraEn
daughter Of Rear Admiral Guy II
BurrnEc. l.. :. Y. and Mrs. Bu.rarc
ana William Waits Gwathncy. Jr.. OF
Philadelphia. son of MIR. and Mrs
William watts C;wathncy, connected
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~ AND orr oI, rows.

General Sncad. OF oklahoma. Nom
h"r OF the board ~ the Confederate
Memorial Association. is in Rich
mond. and attended til" opening OF
tn" Battle Abbey yesterday
Mrs G. Douglas Digrs. of Char
lotto. y. g. * visiting her mother.
Mrs j. Willard Craig, on North l.o,n-
hardy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI Luck. who have
been spending the winter and spring
at 81. Petersburg. Fla. have re-
turned To their hoinc. 700 Virginia
.NNcnuc. RArtOn llrights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04
HEAL SKIN DISEASES.
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
ing, Antiseptic Liquid ss

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema. blotches. ringworm, rashes
and similar skin troubles. Zemo,
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
Sl.oO Tor extra large bottle. and prompt
~ applied will usually give instant relief.
from itching torture. 1t cleanses and.
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is wonderful, penetrating,
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. 1t is not greasy,
is easily applied and costs little. Get
1t today and save all further distress.
2hc L. w. Rose Co Cleveland, 0. IN
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ROYAL AMBASSADORS HOLD
CONClAVE THURSDAY NIGHT

conclnvc OF the Royal Arnbas-
S1dor examinations Of the city viii
hc held Thursday night ut o'clock
IN III" Tab"rnaCl. baptist Church.
The gathering ~ being held under
the auspices OF ih.> BAPTIST Yuunr;
Peoples Council. y musical and
SprnhinE program has been arranged.
IN" connItt"" in charge OF the
session * composed OF Mrs. -: Bur
ton MountchstIe. chairman: Mrs. H.
;. Wells. Mrs. -. II. litts. Mrs. Davis.
Miss Elizabeth Bagby and GcorI"
tsatri.. Walter crcnShaw. Jr.. viii
preside at Tn" meeting.
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ALLEYS FOOT-EAsE does IT.

when your shoes Ii.si ~ your corns
hhd bunions ache so tina: YOU are tiroL ali
over. get Aliens Foot Ease. the antiscp-
TIC powder to he shaken into the shoes and
spr1nklcd In the foot hath. 1t will sake the
ating out OF corns and bunions and give
Instant relief 10 Smarilng, Aching. swol
Ion. Tender feet. 1900. 900 pounds OF now.
dor for the feet were used by our ARMY
and Navy during tho war. Sold every.
whero.--Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-04

ana Er"ai streets at ; o'clock. Rus
sian Universities" Will be tho sub
lcct of tn" afternoon. aud Miss
Eleanor copcnhavor Will introduc"
Ia" sneakers. Rev. Frank Pratt viii
speak on the 'K"n"ctions OF the In
t"!lcctual Life OF Russia. as Seen In
Tia" ltussian Prison Camps In Ger
many. and Miss Eleanor Fnrman
VIII XIV" AN a,Cuun; OF tho uniNcr-
siti"s during tho monarchy and since
tn" revolution. Mrs. Eudora Ram
say richardson. president OF the club.
VIII pr"sih" over Shor; business
session preceding. tn" program. West
hampton members Viii act as hos
tcsScs for tho social hour following
the program.
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Commission Grants Charter

only on" charter aua Il certificate
OF authority were issued yesterday
by the state Corporation Commission
aS follows:
The Ford Soda Fountain and Equip
'ucnt Corporations. OF Richmond. with
maximum capital "f $1,000 ANA Il
minimum Wt 1900 20 mnnufacturo
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and deal In soda fountains and soda
fountain supplies
The Southeastern EXPRESS Com
pInN, recently organized. was issued
the certificate ot authority
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OH A!umnac. which NIL. b.. the guest
"i -. JoScph's Academy AiuInnIc in
annual convention. in the early fall.
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Clerk Walter Christian ycSt"rda Y
ISSUED marriage licenses to Albert r
iihll and Lula Il. Johnson: -. L.
Wood and Carrie Jordan.
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DON'T SQUEEZE BLACK
HEADS-DiSS0LVE THEM

Squeezing and pinching out bla elk
heads make the pores large and cause
irritation--thcn. too. after they have
become hard you cannot get all Of
them out. BlackhcadS are caused by
accommodations of dust and dirt and
Secrctions from the skin. and there
Is only one safe and sure way and
one that never fails to get rid Of
thcm-a simple way. too-that is. To
dissolve them. Just get from any
drug store about two ounces OF Gallo
mite powdcr-sprinkle a little on a
not. wet sponEc-rub over the black
wash off and you'll be surprised TO see
mat every blackhcad has disappear
ca, and the skin will be left soft and
me pores in their natural condition
any one troubled with these uusirht-
~ bicmishcs should try this simple
mcthOd.---Adv
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DAYS TONIC.
TO the rescue!!

ne; "; ;s% 5: s5 ssf :':s,, 3
stances that make or
break our physical future.
Sometimes the turning
point comes with a spell
OF sickness, other times
out OF IA clear, blue sky.
No matter how or when
II comes, the reason for
IL Is always there =
In your weakened, slug
Eish blood, your debili-4
tated system and nervous
depression. or the upset.
condition of your stom-
ach. There's when you
want Days pure, nourish-
ing TONIC. Give your.
blood eff-sehening iron
for strength md power to
do its work. let its hypo4
rhosphites steady your
nerves and its wine settle
your stomach. Nothings
reaches the spot like,
Days. Nothing gives
such wonderful reactiya
results. "a
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The rcNular monthly meeting OF
the Catholic Womaus Club will u"
held at Floyd Hall this evening at
Si5 o'clock. Rev. x. IL Washington
will make an address before the club
and Mrs Wishmnn Will also spcIk
ON Salvation Army Wclfare WORK"
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The executive committee. OF the
board OF managers of the Retreat for
the Sick. Will be- held at the hospital
Thursday morning at II o'clock.
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The Richmond Nurses Will meet IN
the cluh room az the Y. W. e. y.
Thursday atternovnat 4 o'clock.
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woMEN'S MEETINGS.

THURSDAY afternoon at $40 o'clock
at the Confederate Woman's Home. 3
East GRACE Stree Business Of i'm
portancc will DO transacted at this
time.
The May meeting OF the College
club. Of Richmond. will bc held
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. at
Wcsthampton College. Members are