davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Boys Questions
On Politics
Are Ansuered

Why did Ambassador Harvey
sit in with representatives Of
other nations in a conference
about the Silesian question which
was finally referred to the coun-
ell Of the league of nations for
settlement. when he stated upon
his arrival in England that as
a representative of the United
States he would have nothing
to do with anything connected
with the league of nations?
Regardless of. what Ambassa-
dor Harvey. Senator Johnson.
former President Wilson and
Senators for OF against or in
between any league of nations
or disarmament conference may
say, the fact remains that bill
lions of American business, COM
merce and industry are in the
balance.
American farmers, cotton
growers. stock raiss:s, railroads
and shipping concerns are ask
ing for and securing from the
government millions of dollars
to relieve their distress ano 10
save some of them from great
losses. Germany and Russia,
Americas greatest customers, are
crying for what the farmer, cot
ton grower, stock raiser and
manufacturer have for sale.
That's why Ambassador Har-
yey and some other men repre-
resentinl the United States are
sitting in" on about every prop
osition connected with this after
war business.
1t is Of our concern what Eng
land and France, who owe US
so much money that they can
not hope to pay interest for years
to come, are discussing and what
plans they contemplate. In the
end they will do about as Amer
lea advises. And II looks as II
the end were coming soon.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
bMornin0,
II JadgeI,
l,ByRUDoIPH PEkkfNs,l
,ByRUDOEPH PERKfNs,I
WATCH BREAKS. AND so
DOES LOVES DREAM.


Counting couples have a lot Of
troubles sometimes.
John Weaver and Lola samon
had been going together for some
time before Lola discovered that
she was being courted by q mar
ried man. \ She had been married
once herself and she knew, or rather
she expected. that sooner or later
some trouble would be coming her
way.
So, she said. she ordered John to
keep away from her. But she first
asked him TO return her watch.
She had loaned him the ticker after
he had taken IL to the repair shop
and hsd IL overhauled.
The last time she asked John TO
give her the watch. she claimed.
he told her TO go to his home and
get Il.
Being a wise woman, Lola knew
that Johns wife would be there 10
receive her and she declined 10 get
the watch back that way. She
asked John again several times for
il and. she said. he stir refused.
Then She got warrant and
charged him with larceny after
trust John was yanked into Po-
lice Court.
Lola contended that when she
ditched John she had no intention
Of seeing the watch 20 with him
Judge Harrison looked upon the
whole affair as an ordinary lovers
quarrel and dismissed the charge
against John with the understand
ing that he must return Lola'S
watch.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Women's Union on Outing.

A baby contest. athletic events.
and a prize waltz will be the prin-
cipal features of the fourth annual
excursion Of the Women'ss Union Of
the Bureau Of Engraving and Print
ing at Chesapeake Beach today.
More than 1000 persons are ex-
pectcd at the outing of the union.
which is formally known as Local
No los Of the Federal Employees
Union.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
ToBurn Wood
Into Designs
Use a Glass

Some day. when YOU have lots
of spare time ou'your hands and,
the sun is shining brightly. get
out your magntfying glass and
see how many really attractive
designs you can burn on wood
Not long ago, in a city in Cen
trail Illinois. the boys and girls
of a certain neighborhood held
a woodworking competition to
see which could burn the best
designs. A group of parents acted
as judges. .-'.
For several weeks the boys
and girls were preparing their
designs. Some worked in Sc
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Friendly Relations.

\ little girl had been lost on
the streets of big city and was
taken to the police station. The
officers tried in every way to
discover her name. At last one
of them said:
Tell me, little girl, what name
does your mother call your
father"
why" sweetly responded the
child, "she doesn't call him any
names; she likes him."
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
in Four ooors in the Comic Section of The Sunday Herald
ALABAMA TROOPS
PROTECT NEGRO

+, CENTERVILLE. Ala, Aug. 16.-
Clyde Thomas. negro. will go on
trial tomorrow, guarded by ITO state
militiamen. on charges OF numbering
Annie Lee Wallace. 14-year-old
white girl. Thomas pleaded not
guilty yesterday afternoon.
although feeling against the black
still ran high. no attempt was made
TO carry out threats to take him
from the soldiers. 1t is alleged the
negro confessed that he attacked
the little girl. cut her throat. and
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Board Awards Contract,

The Commissioners yesterday
awarded the contract to install the
heating system in the GaIlinger
Hospital for the Mentally Deranged
TO the Federal Heating Company.
whose bid was s50.Sl4.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
To Live in California.

SENDER Riddle, s1s Tenth street
northwest. an active member .ot
the Centennial Baptist Church. in
which he has served as q deacon
ard clerk. will leave Monday, for
WATERFORD Cal where he will re-
side
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Safe Crackers Get sS,lOO.

ATLANTA. Ga. Aug. I6.-Police
were searching today for yeEgnien
who last night cracked the safe Of
the A. p. Morgan Grain Company
here and escaped with s2.lOo
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
A ,Speeial Selling of $50 Pairs
MarquiseHe Curtains
SI.25

The only way in which We were able TO get
these fine quality, dainty curtains to sell at
this low pfice was by purchasing a very large
quantity. The value is one of the best VIC
have, seen in several seasons
-Of, soft, nice-draping marquiscttc with =
inch hemstitched border in white ecru or
. cream; full ~ yards long, which makes them
sufficiently long for all average windows.
A very serviceable curtain of neat sim
plicity at an exceedingly low price.
Curtain Section, Fifth ncor.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
A. Judge Brown Story Talk
A House tosRent
By JUDGE\WILLIS BROWN.

By JUDGE\WILLIS BROWN.
Robert sat in the office of the vice president
of the City National Bank.
p Vice President Trask had read letter which
introduced Robert and stated that the boy would
like to secure a position in the bank. =
He was just about to talk to Robert when
gentleman entered the Office, and this is the
conversation that Robert heard: >,..>'.' ~.
"Did you look over the house the Investment
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17

left her nude body lying by tn,
roadside.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17

crecy. so that they could sur
prise the other contestants with
certain pieces OF attractive
work.
When the day of the meet"
arrived all the specimens were
lined up on the vide cement
fence surrounding a large yard
in the neighborhood. Then the
judges looked at the work. and
finally voted to determine which.
in their opinions, was the best
work.
In order to avoid possible
prejudice of the judges, tho
names Of the contestants who
were the owners of the various
picture entries were not told to
them.
\ prize of a real wood-burNing
outfit was given to the winner
Of the contest.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Specially Priced 81

Specially Priced 81
They the kind that are usually seen at
one-third more.
Handsome Swinging Frames in the design
pictured, mounted on base TO match. dull
gold finish. Sizes 4x6, 5x7, 6xS, 7x9 and 7xIo
inches.
Those who want a friends or relatives
photograph on their desk dressing table or
chifforobe. will end this one most desirable.
We will fit your picture to these frames
without extra charge.
Picture Section Fifth noor
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Misses Sleeveless
Dresses of French
Linen
r. Reduced to S.
Reduced to IS

:. The early season price for these popular
dresses was nearly twice the present low
price. Well made garments of a splendid
quality French Linen with belts of self
material Their popularity attests the de-
STABILITY of this value. 49,
IN GREEN. LAVENDER, LEATHER,
GRAY.
s. Sizes II to 20.
Misses section. Fourth Zoos.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17
Gunnpes Of Net
Specially Priced Sl.3S

Dainty Cream Net Guimpes, with sleeves.
and square neck effect, finished by the
pretty Bramley collar, trimmed with both
lace and embroidery; always in demand
for jumpers, sleeveless frocks and sweaters.
even when the price hasn't been lowered.
In this case they arc special at $1.3s.
Organdy Ruffled Vestees, some are lace
trimmed; a number of new styles; much
used for wear with sweaters and suits 81.
Neckwear Section First floor.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-17

Tongue Tangles.
Make one up and send it in.)
Three humping tree toads with
throbbing threats and tired
tongues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
$3.50 Pr.
81 Pr.

KAYSER'S pure ingram,
full : fashioned SILK
Hose, with Marvel
pointed heels, elastic
garter tops, reinforced
feet, silk to top. Black
only.
First Floor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Satin Camisolcs with
ribbon straps over
shoulders. Strict V
tailored models or
styles daintily lace
trimmed, Sl.95 to
S3.9S.
Satin Pctticoats, seal
loped or hemstitchcd
at bOttoms S, elastic
band ~ waist, shadow
proof, for wear with
SnOrtS costumes S3.9S-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

| ton, was read After the set cxer-
| ciscS, refreshments were served. Or
y. w. Harris. of Ramsey. " J.. for
meriy president of the University of
| Maine. was master of ceremonies.
| The only flaw in the pleasure of the
( bride and groom was that the two sons
OF lpr Eycrly and three OF the bride
were unable to hc present. MIR and
| Mrs. Robert Hyeriy left Marnlchcad
in yacht hoping to reach Southwest
liarbor in time for the ceremony. but
were detained by fog. Francis Dyer
ly, the other son. was detained in
Chicago on business
Leave for West.
Mrs. V. y. Braunstcin. of Gintcr
Park. and her daughters. Misses
Kathryn and Elizabeth Braunstcia.
left last week to spend the month of
August at Long Point. on Mullct;' s
Lake. Chcy"ycan County. Michigan.
where they have taken "A cottage tur
this month. on their return they
will visit relatives at petrni; AN,
Cincinnati arriving in Richmond
about September 10.
Engagement Announced.
MIR and Mrs. George Harry Tump-
kins announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their daugt-
ter Ncva sinclair. to William Car
jylc Gill.
Celebrate silver Wedding.
ON July rs Mr.. and Mrs, Clarence
G. barton, OF Bclouu powhHtan
County, celebrated their silver we'd
ding anniversary with reception
from 5 20 10 O'Clock. The house was
decorated everywhere in a color
scheme of pink aud white, carried out
effectively with candles and summer
flowers. at>l during the evening re-
treshments were served over fifty
guests We're present. and Mir ana
Mrs. Burton received n number Of
silver gifts In honor OF the occasion.
Previous TO the reception, MIR and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the ,uic- w two lemons
into a bottle containing three ounces
Of Orchard White. which any drug
store viii supply for fcw cents
shake We'll. and YOU have u quarter
p,ut Of harmless ana delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly iva.
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms
and hands each day, then shortly note
the beauty and whiteness OF you-
skin.
Famous stage beauties usc This
lemon lotion to bleach and bring tha.
soft. clear. roSy-whi;c complexion.
also as a frccklc. sunburn and tan
bleach because il doesn't irrita;e.--
Advertisement.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Mrs. Burton had been entertaining n
house Marty ut Rockwell Farm"
their beautiful country home. The
guests for the house party included:
Mrs Amanda Talbot. OF Union Level:
Mrs. tichclieu Hatcher. of Chester:
Miss Lcnnie Bonncy ana Miss Ola
Waters, OF Norfolk; Mr.. andtNIrs. ".
X. Farrell. Miss Sue u. Herring. Miss
Berkeley and Mrs. Madelaine Newton
ana her little daughter. Patricia. OF
Richmond.
Among the honorcd guests of the
house party WAS the old nurse Of the
hostess, who had journcycd q long
distance TO he present.
At the White.
Midsummer at the White sulphur
Springs is bringing daily re-cnforcc-
mcntS TO the crowds already there
for the season. and the calendar for
the next four weeks is full ana
many plans are being made for the
series Of sporting events, on schedule.
OF Tuesday will begin the ladies'
summer golf championship. and many
are expected TO take part. The White
sulphur Springs summer tennis
championship will he staged the third
week. and golfers will h. on hand for
the old White Summer championship
the concluding week III August. The
week ENDS are gala occasions be-
cause Of the Casino dances, many of
the society folk gathering on the
breezy VCTandaS or in the ballroom al
that popular snot. About seventy
five OF the younger social set turned
ont for the one held this week.
Miss Natalie Y Smith entertained
Mt dinner for II party OF twcnty-four
guests. after which the party ad-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Edward H. Alsop. of Washington,
WIN party OF fourteen. The YER
anda was decorated with lanterns,
where supper was served.
Mrs. Kcmn:, Elkins. of Washington.
was hostess ut Il dinner at Iiatc's
Mountain Lodge this week Mrs.
John A. Wcckcs and Miss Estelle
Weekes rode TO Elnhurst for
luncheon before their rcturn to New
York to rcJoin Mr. Wcckcs and Miss
Alice Dcbno Weeks, who were So
journcrS there till only Il short time
ago.
Mrs. Maxwell Howard is there from
New York to spend a month with hcr
daughter. Miss Eunice Howard. and
her mother. Mrs. II. II. IIonmann.
who has Il cottage there. Another
addition to the New York colony was
made by the arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest lscltn. accompanied by their
son and daughter. Ernest Isciin. Jr.
and Miss Louise lsclin
oliver Hartman has returned to
New York. but Will return later in
The season.
Mrs. James Benedict of New York.
entertained ut tea on the casino lawn
this week in honor OF Mrs. William
w. McAlpin. Her guests were Mrs
Joseph II. Guernsey. Mrs. J. L. Rob
erts. Mrs Andrew VI. Reid. Of Ealti-
more; Mrs. Norwood King. OF Lex
inston. Ky: Mrs. George y. Kahlu
Mrs. Robert il. Lewis, Of 81. Louis.
and Mrs. James Il. Weir.
Miss Virgins; II. Harrison. dauch.
ter OF the former Govcruor-Gepoitl
of the Philippines. Francis burton
HARRISON. entertained at Il dinner and
"ahcc at katc's Mountain club with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Nelson w. Wagner, and Miss elsie
a. Wagner. From Birmingham arc
Mrs. Il. III. Lathrop. daughter of one
| time Governor Conner, OF Alabama.
with her daughter. Miss Eva Conner
lathrop. urge colony is also here
from Columbia. Sbu,h Carolina. in
| Guiding MIR. and Mrs NJ. C. Heath
with their daughters. Misses Eliza
| beth and Katherine Heath. and many
other colonists. all of whom arrived
| by motor. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Mathews and Miss Anne uruuhnrl
were also there for II fortnight. re-
turning this week by automobile Il to
! Ridley Park. Pa.
Mrs. X. y. Claybrook. Of plainheld.
y. j.. who has been spcndm. the
summer there and 1T Mountain Home
with her daughters. is leaving for
Tidewatcr Virginia. for the rest of
the season.
Golfers at the resort received a
| numerous addition In a Danvilic
party, including Or. and Mrs T. w.
E:dmunds. DIR. J. NJ Robinson. Lee y.
Wilson and O. l.. Roach, who had the
distinction Of playing the eighth
hole on the long course in one.
William ID. Guthrie ia one of the
golfers. and others on the links are
Cornelius llacGarty. .lr.. Malcolm
Lloyd and Miss Esther LLOYD. OF
Philadelphia: John T.. Wilkins, Of
Washington: Mrs. George Carnegie
Of Pittsburgh.
The Baltimore colony is one Of the
most notable ut the resort. and was
increased this week hy tn. arrival Of
Mrs. James w. Boyle. Mrs George w.
Rculinr, Mrs. J. Garland Tinsclcy and
Miss Louise Tinsclcy. II. Irvine Key
ser and John Stewart, who was here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Mrs. Charles Il. Donohue. The din.
ncr was In honor OF Miss Adclinc OK
nard. of Washington. ana Miss Mabel
Burton. Miss Harrison and hei
cousin. Mrs. Charles Il. White. of Bal
timore, have since returned TO theii
home.
Mrs Walter c. Hardy. OF Charles
ton, was also hostess ut Il Casino tea
following an afternoon ut bridge.
which was played ut her cottage, tho
guests adtournins TO the Casino af-
tcrward.
w T. Wheeler. Playf"id Boyle and
w. Thomas Wiley. who are among
the college students spending their
vacation I'm the mountains at Alder
ston. motored over from Camp Green
b"icr to play on the golf links.
Among the. reSistrants Of the week
are Mrs. oliver Hartman. william,
lshinelander' Stewart. Henry W. TAFT
Nine. Alma ClayburEh. Mrs. Angus;
~ klipstcin. Mrs. John $. Cuttings
and Mrs. Andrew Melville Read. of
Baltimore.
Miss Annie LAURA warmack and
her cousin. Harry f:zZell. of 81. Louis.
concluded their visit at the resort
quite unexpectedly in order TO join
q party OF friends In New York, who
were going abroad for the month OF
August. Miss WIrmack and Mr.. r:x-
2ell sailed on the George Washing :
ton, and will return to join MIR. ard
Mrs. Robert y. Warmack. At The
White in the early fall
Many parties have been arrivini;
by motor. Miss Frances Smith was
II New York guest arriving with II
party from Wheeling. and Including
Mrs. w. T.. Whitaker. u. II. Wagner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07
/. Continued From First rageD

years ago. lie was one OF the first
to make Southwest Harbor his sum
mcr home, ana has beun coming there
for about forty-ive years. usually
staying Mt the stanley House. Mrs
Bcnshaw, who is member OF !
prominent Virginia family and III,
grandniecc OF General Robert f.,
Ice. and 40 years OF age. is also n
well-known summer visitor at Souta-
west fInrbor. In fact. it was at tn,
Stanley House there that they met
two years ago.
The ceremony at tho church was
witnessed by large number OF
friends of both the bride and groom
Among those present were: Presi-
dent Emeritus Charles w Eliot. OF
Harvard Nj. ana Mrs. j. g. Thorpe
Of Cambridge. Mrs. Benson stanley.
OF Mansct: MIR. and Mrs Hunter ana
Miss Hunter, OF Richmond, Va; Mrs.
sophie Gruudy and Miss Mary Pc
gram. Of Richmond: Mrs. Della Cam
cron Miller. of Petersburg. Va: Pro-
fessor and Mrs. T.. :. Shcldon, OF
Cambridge: Professor and Mrs.
Charles Lauman. OF Cambridge; Mrs.
George Cameron. of Petersburg. Va;
Mrs Frank HinCElcy. of RanCo";
Dcr0y stanley. of Mausct: Mr. and
Mrs. | T. comins Of Worcester.
Mass MIR, and AIrs. T.. l.. Watson.
Of Pasadena. cal, Mrs = y. Wcthe-
rell. OF Wabnn. Mass: Mrs w J..
Mcclure. 80 philadelphia: Mr and
Mrs Howard CorHinE. OF Bangor;
Dr. a. w Harris. OF Ramsey y. j.;
Miss Marearita stafford of Boston.
Miss FLORENCE IL puutou, VI Spencer;
Miss Edith Dixon and Miss Alice
liarr.s
After the ceremony, the bride:
couple were accompanied by Mrs.
Frank Hiuckley Miss Martha Bvar,v.
Mrs Charles Sisson. Mrs james,
daughter az Tho bride; Howard Corn
ing ana Ny. Ernghaw, the son of the
bride. The church was beautifully
decorated in monkshood AMI yell
low lilics making charming hack
ground IN The chanccl The church
was decorated by Miss Edith olson.
and the Wedding bouquet by MISS
Harris. friends OF the brode at south
west HIrbor
The bridal party took the drive in
buckboards over the government
road 70 Jordan Pond, returning 10 the
STANLEY House ny motor boat across
the harhor. Al the Stanley House
q surprise awaited the couple In the
form OF a reception gwen ~ Mrs.
Stanley. the proprietor. and assisted
by The guests az the house. The
house had been heautifuliy decorated
with Wild flowers anu evergreen. Tho
roUpl, was met At the door by the
children OF the hotel and armed with
ocnfe;u and usherod 10 Il spccial seat
prcnared In the parlor An address
conveying the good wishes OF their
fellow guests was given by Profess
Sor sheldon. o: Harvard. and another
address was by Or +. II: Gaines, Of
Atlanta, Ga y poem for the occa-
sion by Miss Caroline Moore, of Bos.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

loist at Monument Methodist Chu,i
OF this city.
On Motor Trip.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles r.. Norm
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ardcnnes X
man ana Miss Audrey Norman h .
LETT for II motor trip through
Shenandoah Valley and to y
springs Tor stay Of several wc.
randolph Norman will join his ,
rents there after next week.
Attending House pnrty.
Miss Margaret Kennedy Noble .
MISS Josephine Landrum are leavi
today To join Il house party NJ ..,,i,
mont villa" the country estate
AIR. and Mrs. G. ID warren. -.
Lynchburg. Miss Noble ana N
l.andrun will not return to Richnlo
uhtii the latter par, of August.
Visiting Here.
Mrs. w. Hammond .Jonce aud ,i,
daughter. Laura. OF Jacksonville. r.
are visiting MIR. and Mrs. il.
Barnes.
Horace c. h;,rncs. OF Jacksonvil
Fla. Is visiting hts grandparents. +.
and Mre. K J.. Barnes.
Marriage Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrcw Lee HolIa
announce The marriage OF III
daughter. Martha Celeste. To la
Perry Garrett uL Tuesday. August
~ 237 Arlington Avenue Grc"nvii
&. g.
In Maryland.
Misses Bessie and Rcda MARKS.
"oiN Park hvonu" are Stepping
The Colonial li0tcl ocean CIV. y
ON their return home ,hcy VIII vi
s,.f. II.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

with MIR. and Mrs. De Courcv w.
Thorn. have returned home.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas II. Scott. who
! returned 10 Richmond for the guber-
Material elections. are planning on
motoring trip through the White
Mountains ana Canada for the rest
OF the season.
Mrs. George G.. Blair Is here from
Philadelphia. us the cottage guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Mortland, of Pitts-
burgh.
Among the other visitors are Mrs.
William Sinclair and her son. DR..
George a. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. y.
Johnson Ward and r. Johnson Ward
Jr.. Mrs. a. l.. Tocring and Miss Dor
othy rocring. J. V. Sullivan. sccre
tary TO Governor Morgan. Of West
Virginia. and his family. Miss Martha
ID. Wall. who has been abroad this
summer. Is now with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett X. Well of Rich
mond. Among other sojourncrs here
or soon To arrive are: Mrs Alcxan-
der Brown. of Baltimore. the mother
of Mrs. Il. SuTorn Taller: Mrs. vii.
liam James. the sister OF Mrs. Brown:
Mr.. ana Mrs. Mortimer Schim. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tazcwcll Taylor. OF Norfolk
Harris Hart. -. u. Han. Jr.. and Or.
j. w. White. of Richmond. and Clark
Howell. Jr.. Of Atlanta.
On University Program.
Mics Minnie Workman soprano;
MISS Marie Conner. head of the violin
school at Randolph Macon Institute.
l'nnvillc. and Professor Drake. or
ganist, OF Boston. VIII be on the pro
gram of I'll" rGsrcr service To be held
this evening at the University of Nir-
Ginin nnphithcutcr. AT CharIottcs-
Vile MISS Vo!knan IS soprano So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

WHAT could be more APP
propriatc for the wee
ones than such dainty
frocks and slips as these?
They are fashioned of the
finest materials, every
stitch made by hand, and
some have touches of
hand-embroidered as we'll.
Remarkably low-priced at
S1.5O, S1.DS and $3.50.
Gowns Of longcloth. trim
med with lace and ribbon,
beading at neck, 2 to IA
years, St.30.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Warmers" Perfection Mus
lin ,Bodices for boys or
girls, 2 to IA years. soc.
" r Q twell" One-Piece
Pajamas, Sois ette or
Checked Dimity, trimmed
with silk frogs, Pink or
Blue, 2 to 10 years, S1.OO.
Drawers Of Muslin or Long
cloth, tucked, lace or rib
bon-trimmed and ON
broidercd, 2 to IL years,
25c to 05c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-07

Monday-Excebtional Values in
Silk Lingerie

TIE inherent desire in every woman to possess
dainty silk undertakings be satisfied at mini
mum expense tomorrow in the Lingerie Shop
Here will be displayed garments of delicate charm
tailored to give lasting service