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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
MERCHANTS PLOT
TO TRAP CROOKS
New Methods Are Used to
Catch Wary Shoplifters in
New York Stores.

NEW YORK. Dec. 14.-Shoplifters
are already making the rounds Of
the big department stores here in
order 10 get "the lay OF the land"Nin
preparation for the annual harvest
reaped by the light-hngered gentry
during the shopping rush Of the
holiday season.
Hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
worth Of articles are lost annually
In this city 20 shOplifters OF both
sexes. despite the fact both men and
out 10 prevent the depredations of
these crooks. Ingenious methods of
the best private detective agencies in
the city which were called In to aid
lin apprehending shoplifters have
failed to materially reduce the huge
amount OF loot that annually disap-
pears from the big stores. For each
trap set to enmesh them the wits
of these clever thieves contrive a
way to circumvent the sleuths.
Holidays Crooks Harvest Time.
Throughout the year there is a
C. considerable amount OF shoptlifting
practiced here, but the golden gar
nering for these clever law-evaders
comes with the Christmas shopping
days when purchasers crowd the big
stores. and they can operate under
cover Of a crush OF women buyers.
Throngs Of shoppers in the aisles
also enable pickpOckets to operate
successfully. and hundreds OF women
find upon leaving a big store that
the roll OF bills their pocketbOoks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

account, and their crooked work Is
half accomplished.
New Dresses Help Thieves.
I'VE seldom catch women. how
ever. And these new style dresses,
with full sleeves. help them get away
with goods. II is comparatively
easy for them 20 lean on a counter,
discussing price with a salesgirl.
while az the same time they are
slipping an article into these big fun
sleeves When we do catch a
woman she is invariably greatly in
dignant that she should be suspect
ed OF shoplfting, and she threatens
20 sue us-and all sorts OF things.
But we turn her over 10 the store
matron, and il we are lucky she
Will DO found 10 have attempted TO
get away with articles ranging from
ribbons and silk 20 Jewelry and
fancy goods.
But this season we are going 70
catch more shoplifters than ever be-
fore. as we have developed a method
OF detection that is new and IN
known 10 the shoplifters. This
method will be particularly effective
in catching women, and II Il works
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

zone OF the schemes operated by
these crooks j. 20 obtain the num-
Der Of the charge account OF one
OF our wealthy customers. They
select some articles and give the
salesgirl the number OF this account.
telling her 20 send the goods home.
But after the transaction is con-
Guided they change their mind and
decide that they viii carry the goods.
which are wrapped up and given 10
them without suspicion. as the mum
bers OF charge accounts are kept very
secret and are only known 20 the
most reliable salespeople.
They obtain the number OF these
accounts by various means. OF
course. the easiest way is 10 have
a confederate working in the store
who will pass the number Of the
account on 10 them. But most OF
these CROOKS are selfish and don't
want 10 'divvy' their spells with a
partner. SO they wait outside tNe
store until they see a fashionably-
dress woman drive up in a limousine
and they follow her into the store
After two or three trials they will
obtain the number or a good charge
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

contained upon entering the store
has mysterlOusly disappeared.
They are a wise bunch. ard they
put Il over on Us no matter how
hard we watch them" explained the
store detective IN one prominent es-
adjustment. Lots % times we find
they have a confederate working n
the store who helps them get away
with STUFF. But most OF them don Z
need 10 do this. as they are fully
capable OF picking up articles under
the very eyes OF our salespeople
without attracting attention.
Women Fast Workers.
Most OF the professional shop
filters are women. and they are the
hardest 20 catch IN the act Three
fourths OF the arrests made for
snoplifting are OF men. And yet we
know that the costly articles are all
taken by women. but IL is dlmcult
10 get them with the goods. Women
are quicker with their hands than
men. and this partly explains their
ability 20 steal the smaller articles.
But they also get away with heavy
winter coats. furs. gowns and
/ dresses.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

jeweler. is disposing OF the treas
ures. retailing them. one by one
as they are brought 70 him. selling
them at half their actual value TO
turn them more quickly into ready
cash.
Interviewed by the United Press.
weisager was 10th 20 speak OF the
jewels. fearing that the identity Of
those whose names he was shield
ing might be revealed. Members
OF some OF our very best families %
he said find themselves almost des-
titute here
Opening his safe. he showed the
correspondent some Of the valued
treasures. One was an ivory fan.
once a gift from the Emperor Paul
I TO Countess Liewen The handle
was inlaid with Jewels. diamonds.
rubies, sapphires and semi precious
stones from the Ural mountains.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
CROWN JEWELS
Heirlooms of Russian No
bility Are Now Sold
in Paris.

PARIS. Dec. 10.-Valuable jewels,
he!rlooms of Russia nobility. are
changing hands ia Paris at frac-
ton Of their actual value.
While the identity OF the owners
Is not revealed, some OF the gems
are known 10 have belonged 10 the
collection OF the Empress Catherine
the Great and others TO the Emper-
or Paul I and by them handed down
through generations of titles.
J. Weisager. Russian mission
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
RURGLARS RFPENT.

LONDON-Thieves who broke
into the house OF Lieut.. Col. J. II.
Levey and stole the family jewel
~, including the coloneIs medals,
returned the decorations the next
day. They kept the jewels
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
BUILDING PERMITS

!. Blinsld, a two-story brick
store building. at S44 s. Chaplin ST.
cost S2.50O.
J. Bartoszek. one story frame
store building az 1886 Lincoln way
w. cost $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
RAILROAD SHOPS TO
SHUT DOWN 2 WEEKS

HUNTINGTON. w Va. Dec. IA
Giving TO the business depression the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad shops
here Will close Saturday throwing
2, 500 men out OF employment. Supt.
w. s. Butler said the shop would
be closed until Jan. i. or longer II
present conditions continue
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

SternO Heat, 3 cans for CSC
CASTLE Soap, = cakes for &c. 25c
Tissue Toilet Paper, 1000
sheets, rolls soc
Nose and Throat Atomizers,
continuous flow ....... SOC
Tooth Brushes, 35c and soc
Hair Brushes, soc and 75c
values at .2 9c
Hair Nets, double mesh, cap
shape, for ..... .25c
Eff. Phosphate OF Soda, csc
bottles for ,.... 49c
Denatured Alcohol, gallon csc
ChlOrOfOrm Tablets, 2 OF for csc
Blaud's pills, 100 for $1,000. 25c
Rhinitis Tablets, 100 at ....25C
Aromatic Cascara Sagrada,
3 OF. bottle for 25C
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

with women we can be sure II viii
just about kill OF the nefarious
business for good. I can't tell YOU
what this new system II. but IL you
watch the police records this season
you will see whether It IS or IS
not effective"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
WIDOWS
TELL or MURDER
CONTINUED from PAGE one)

tail IN support OF this statement
Mrs. Hatfield entered the court
room with the state policeman who
has been her constant guard since
she came 10 Welch and was escorted
20 the jury room. where she waited
until she was called 20 testify a
touching incident in her eXamina-
tion came when her husband g.
clothes were introduced as evidence
and she pointed out the bullet holes.
breaking into tears az she did So
The defense objected 20 introduce
ton Of the clothing. but was over
ruled and tho jGrymen spent some
time I'm examining the clothes.
In the course of her cross-eXani
nation by Joseph ". Sanders. chief
Of the defense counsel. Mrs Hat
field injected her opinion that the
trip 70 Welch was "a well defined
plot" 20 get her husband here 90
Kill him.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

Absorbent Cotton. Do. ..... i9C
Witch Hazel CDiCkisOn's)
per pint ..... .....-....-.. 11c
: ounces GlyCcrine and Rose
Water NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. poe
Milk of Magncsia. full pint- 45c
Olive Oil (our brandt at Soc
a pint; 1-2 pint ........ soc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
CANDY
Chocolate and Bon Bon IN

II
Chocolate and Bon Bon IN
Christmas packages, 1-2 Id.
To 5-lb. packages.
Blue Ribbon Nut Tops, SOC
ID, 1-2 Id. ........... 3OC
Morris Fruit Cherries,
10. .......... DOC
Honeycomb Chocolate Chips,
soc H.; 1-2 10. ..-. SOC
Fresh MarshmallOw Cream,
4Oc lb:; 1-2 10. .....- csc
Fadeway Chocolates, soc;
H.; IL ID. ..... 3OC
Gum Drops, doc H.; 1-2 III. 25c
HOarhOund Drops double
strength) Soc; 1-2 10 zoe
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
HOUSE PASSES
BONUS, SENATE
PASSES BUCK
Upper Body Adjourns With
ont Taking Action on
Soldier Measure.

Continued from page one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

Yeastime yeast Vitam)
Tablets, for general rundown
condition ...........7 Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
SU C G ESTI0NS

Armour's Beef Tubes ...25c
AEuric Pills .. .45c and soc
AntiphlOgistic Clay Use
AspirOnal Cough Syrup, soc
size at ........ SIC
Bayer's Aspirin Tablets, > grains,
15c a dozen; . dozen for csc;
BuckIin's Arnica Salve ...25c
Seecham Pills ............l Bc
BitrO- Phosphate ..... soc
Bisurated Magnesia ..... SOC
BrOmO SeltZer, .23c, 4Sc and 96c
Bells Honey and Tar CSC and soc
Bell-Ans .......19c and SOC
Bathasweet SOC
Beef, Iron and Wine $500. sec
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

BaStian'S Refined Mineral OH,
full pints .......t..'......5oc
CanthrON ............ 4Oc
CaScaretS ...........19 C and 39c
CardOseptic Tablets ....... soc
Corega ... Csc, SOC, and 79c
Capudine ..... CSC and Acc
Diapepsin NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .45c
CalOnite Powder .59c
Chambcrlain's Immediate Re
lief. 35C size at .......... CSC
Dioidl y 90
Dewitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills ............. BIC and SIC
Dewitts Rheumatic pills ......
............ $40 and soc
DrecO SSc
DOans Kidney and Bladder
Fliis ......-.. 4SC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15
Razors and Blades

Gem RazOrs (Dcluxe) latest
model .Sec
Gem RazOrs (Ordinaryl ..79c
Ever Ready RazOrs 800. .79c
Durham RaZOrs in CellulOid
case .79c
GiIIette'g Brownie .79C
Giliette's latest models-BOs-
tOnian. new standard and
Tuckaway. silver and gold.
Gillette Blades SIC and 69c
Gem BlaueS 0JC
Ever-ReadY Blades .. .29c
Auto StrODS ............ SIC
Ender's Blades ...... 25c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-15

tail IN support OF this statement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

their "Joh' until some marrlar.al.Ic
voting man comes along and is Will
!ng TO assume the responsibility OF
being their meal ticket FOR life.
\ great many stcuographcrs can.
not spell or punctuat". Neither do
,ney car" particularly about leaning,
why noth"r with these little
,nInes" They really aren't essen
tiai. anyway. Il isn't necessary TO
Shcii correctly OF punctua;c properly
when on" is writing Il letter Just
hO!h your breath as long as you can
and "h"n You can't POSSIBLY noid +,
any longer. insert a comma Isn't
mat good rul" Tor the use OF tho
comma" We'll. that's tn" way a girl
IN New York. who considers herself a
Stcnosrhph"r, punctuat"s hcr letters
.Nhd she wonders why she has mover
been abb" TO hold a position for any.
length OF time. Strange. isn't IT.
Suppos" that YOU were the boss e.
Would You want to hire a 10; Of
tmb"ciicS ana feather Drained fools
10 work in your Office? Would yo,i
be willing To pay for poor tipping aud
inefficient workers.
Don't think for enc minute thl: a
perfect manicur" and a lOV@l,' marcel
r"uEci checks and lips. are going to
say" your hide" Unless you have
some solid gray matter Inside of your
pretty little head don't expect 20 sue
cc"d ~ business.
howd"rinS Your nose won't n"ln
YOU 10 get that raise ana promotion.
hut rca! "honcst-to- soodn 49, work
viii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
PRETTY REPORTERS DAzE
MRS. HARD|NC's GUARD
Women Writer'S ignore Celebrities
In Seeking News OF President
Elects Wife
fHy tultcd Nova.

NEW YORK. Feb /. - Harry
Barker. the Secret Service man. who
protects Mrs Warren q; Harding
from the approaches of people She
doesn't really know or want To know.
never realized how many pretty Girls
there ar, IN tho newspaper business
until Mrs Harding sent him down
20 N. lobby OF tho Ritz Carlton
Hotel here to tell tn" reporters th3t.
she was too tired to u. interviewed
Barker WAS wiih Wilson in France
and most OF the reporters he met
oNer there were men with horn
trimmed glasses and snats and II heavy
rcsponsibiiity. WIN" wrOt" on, Dues
Ito !n"ir"s aud waited DAYS for thcir
replies. So. when Mrs Harding dis
unpr"pared 10, the emergency.
liarHri biushcd when the principal
ihdy ichr-J"rkcr SMILED pr.ttIIy from.
something about the haudsOInrn.gs
OF Score, Scrvic. people. iic got tho
nuggets wh"n another on" wanted to
Know what he though Mrs Harding.
thought about the Fashionable yho.t
skirts ana hc almost purrcd when
a small hand in q whit" glove seized
''lml gently hy the lapel ana a very
2rrsuasi"e voice inquired, What diI
NtS- iIarilng hay. for br"akfuSt2''
But Mrs. Iinrdlug's INSTRUCTIONS
wer% plain ana Harry Barker was
MIS-. Harding spent iicr first day In
New York without leaving tho suiir
whyre she and Mrs. Edward Mclean.
81 washington. ana Mrs. New. the
VIC %. ia" Indiana Senator. w.r.
taxing refuge from IN. suows,oru
oth". celebrities wcr" ritiinr
through the lobby all day long. ms,
ing for tn. lightning or puhlici,r 10
strike them. Mayor 'RuI" iiale
! thompson. Of Chicago, may have haG
something important to say aboui
The sixth German city" bu, tho
him. '''' ''
MARY. Garden. in a rrca, soalsRin
wrap. h"rr!cancd through the lobby
on ser way TO direct the Chicago on
era Company. and got no more thnu
a bow from one of the phuiUgrtuhcrs.
Constance TalmadEc wa in.r,l,. a
h0iion- picture star when She skinned
along. holding III" arm OF her recent.
~ acquired husband. ia In. ewes oe
me girls who wanted 10 see Mrs.
Harding.
Sir l:rn"s, ShackIc;on WAS abcu,
ior some Tine without being uu.S-
TONED bit. and Princess BiU.Sco.
who surely could have said sometime:
interesting about the u,moirs, OF her
mother. Mrs hsquith. was not asked
to ga" II
only enc quiet little elderly lady
VAS stopped 10y "a news rapcr cir. and
atkcl II sre Intended calling on Mrs.
Harding
wiz. no." said the ouic, li,tl. iady.
VIII" was Mrs. l.. NJ House. wife Gf
colon"' lious". Tell inc. my dear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02

! is ',he stopping here: must go up
ana leave cards"
Their" are ut least twenty comcly.
! iur-coa;cd young women writers do
tailed e. the task Of following Mrs
iar"inS irom stor" 10 store and from
"oIrtcr "a counter WHOM .nc 1.o,s
| ""i on h'r shopping expedition so,rc
| of them az" under Instructions 20 note
down as nearly as possible every ar
dele sh" buys and exactly how much
( She pays FOR it.
Perhaps. however. Mr4 Harding
-! d"cid" to MAKE mattCrs easier for
ali concerned bN giving tie Girls ,e
/ innrh information AZ she deems prov-
~ wh"n she does start shopping Sh.
gave one e. them Il hug ana a Ljss
AZ she stepped from III. train hcrc
! spirit
IN" business ."f tn" day was intor-
yieMing Mrs. Iiartiug some ',alf-
! hundred n"wslAp"r reporters had il
! d""h on 'r"ir buokS. nN.ls Car~i,,i
| ~ f'rwatd rom y"R, rta: Tho hour
We cent was set uS - y NJ
! I ucr c.''"to,g in thu c<c.us.... Iii;I-
! Carlton I"t"! made ~, lotd. TO-
| r'1t'!iN t"ipS ~ to t.:s twelfth iipn,
RCprr,'rS Ccr" hcri"d at on ,na
| 81 "a" ionr hallway leading down TO
| ~" so-clll'd royal suit. of to RITZ
| san aud movie Photographers were
! extracted from the mob ana FASTENED
| - Mrs. iiard!nG'S room There. with
| Mrs. Edward Mclean doing tn. di-
rcctiug. Mrs Harding WAS .suhi"ctrd
! 10 continuous fire uf snap. motion
! ana lashIight shots" for half an
| hour
lo.35- Ex!, photographers. from
! the royal suite. Enter. in rush for
! nation. the press Temporary pause
! 10y latter is attempts are mad. to
| adjust clothes ana cuinureS somewhat
[ iumpled IN the iumr
Alexander i. Moore. Pittsburgh
| puhiishc: ana husband OF Lillian
| Russell appears IN the role &C dlrcc-
! tor al Mrs iInrlinr's publicity; reads
! from cards Introducing press.
MIR. Moore Nov, just one minute.
! please. There mus, I've uo qucstions!"
! CONSERVATION among the long walt
/ !nE preSS)
Mrs Harding Il iovc YOU all"
! ;SmilinE).
Barraec ana ccun,erbarrag. Of
smiles press, Mrs. Harding. Mrs.
New, Mrs Mclean ana Mr.. Moore
| participating
Mr.. Moore relieving the growing
silcucn): Mrs. Harding s OF the
Mrs Harding Yes, We are all
| newspaper folks together. YOU SNOW 90
| Timid reporter 20 Mr.. Moore: what
| * her fuvrritc cclors?"
| NJ. Moore: Red. white and blue"
! ISubduoa applauscD
Thea thu interview ended there.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
The best cough medicine you rvcr
used, \ family supply -Esil, aud
quickly mndc. saves about 81.
..s.s***...++a:...s.*.....s....

You might be surprised 10 know
That the hes, thing YOU can use for
Il sever" co"gh, is n remedy which
!, easily prepared al home in Just
few moments It's cheap, but for
PROMPT results ii heats anything else
yon ever tried. Usually stops the
ordirarh cough or chest cold in -
hours. Tastes pleasant, too-childrcn
hk" it-and it is pure and good.
-Four ~ ounces oi PincX in 4
pint bottle; then ill IL M with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Or use clari.
ned mnlasscs. honey. or corn syrup,
instead OF sugar syrup. ii desired.
Thus Won make full rini a family
snppiy-bnt costing 10 more than
small bottle OF ready made cough
syrup.
And "a a cough medicine. there is
really nothing better to he had at
any price. 1T goes right to the spot
and gives quick lasting relief 1t
promptly heals the nilamel mem.
brancs that line The throat aud air
passages. stops the annoying throat
tickle, lo0>cns the phlcgm. and soon
vonr, comgil stops entirely. Splendid
Tor bronchitis. group. hUarscncss and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is highly CONGO. Grated com.
pound OF Norway pine extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
10 ayoiL disappointment ask your
druggist for ~ ounces Of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept any.
thing. else: tinarailteeh TO give abso.
lutte satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co. TT. Wayne. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
6OCIE. T. Y

Of , n% most Important society event
Quay. although quietly cciebrn,rh
linn ~ "a" wedding Of Miss caro-.
Alr o,I I"mr,mey Pici'r"ll. daughter OF
~ >.'ih MRS. Percy Addison IicSr.u
N,w York and I'owhatnn t.,lInt =;
t.Hihunh Struhwi"k, Jr sou Of Air
> mons ''" - Edinund Strudwick. of Rich-
,''a IN" ceremony viii take nin"..
.. 80 o'clock in tho chanel nf tinIv
MY thur"h here. IN IN. prcsrnrr
Snh'il company of relatives and
h,IJS ,, ana Mr.. Strudwicls and his
VIII I"av" later in the after
"'vh Tor a w"ddina; journey
number Of guests from "a dis
.Sntn are IN Richmond TO attend the
'''"'cN-fIckrei! wedding today.
''n'"s for the North.
HISS EuE"nia Fairfax LEFT town
:7,tfdaE Tor philadelphia. where she
""i SPEND several days AZ the pucst
RENTS sunday, Miss Fairfax viii
,,1E" Lrr Now York 10 spend q week
m,,mrir r nui, Mrs. ASr"s. where a
."'""'t OF Interesting affairs have
LOU planned in her honor She Will
ICiHrn - Richmond about the middle
OF February
Zig Hrn-ht MusIcni.
nj" interesting musical event of
inns week is the recital TO he given
10y Hifs Mas Marshall Fighter IN the
"m"tt"fInm of the Woiuan's club. Tho
S"In.. y Ghh"r tne auspicca of the
IH' AHAIitrS Of the Second Pres
b'trfian Church. which includes in
.I- membership some Of the most
.i""t !u'hl young married women IN
lH' city. ana tn" musical Will be an
thp"ri"nt society event
Mrs Fighter has "a lovely soprano
'..,. an" T. one pJ the best known
artists in Richmond \ CHARMING
Ingram has h"cu arranged. ana al
lu''rcsiah ar" invited 10 attend rhc
iF"e.la u' Tho musical are for the
n"'rNI OF IN" work OF the Clrclc
ard Pnri, TOR Hrtrcni.
no card party which viii h. given
J.; nc "omnu's Club auditorium
hlrsuhy at a!3o o'"loch. = under
,hnnitt"e Of IN" Ertrcat for Tho
S''N The pr"co"de will be- usod for
i.i' nurses hOrnc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

Maurice T!rs@ ana ~ Miss so Mary 'G I.sa
" urthIuEtpn, both nl Lyuchburr
,w;cre married saturday evening AT
IN" parSDnhp" ot College hin ban.
ttSt Church, tie pastor. Dr. \ /; con
rad, officiating
,,i i,iIEA1riiisyil.i.E. Ny, FEB, Mrs.
lrrinEtnn. wee quietly married In
baltimore Saturday Tncy ,yilI ,nuk,,
tn"li nome nchr Christ Church yyhrr.
Mf Davis - engaged In the mercat,~
iIic business
LYNCHEuHG. w. Fcb. i.-s,d-
ncN Fletcher iIigginbotham and Miss
i;eairice Earl hs,ant. daughter of
narrie'i Saturday a; the home of the
bride parents, in Amherst County.
htN. '; j. crawford orc,ating The
=, mi,h" eaS been teaching scnnol at
the groom being = farmer
LiNciiEuHG, w Feb. l.-.>n-
n"nnttmicnt Is made here Of tnc mar
Of Miss EVA Iorslcy. OF this :iiy tn
John Jarvis Johnson. of Tulsa. 5,i,In
rue hiide !s daughter OF Mrs. Flor
encc ~ iiorslcy. OF this city. Tho
lYi.NcHbuRG VA. Feb. dyson
Waite. of tins city. who served with
company, l.. Fifteenth Infantry. i'm
Franc" during tn. wcrlA MAJ. and
MISS Kathleen clancy. of kuoxvillr.
Tenn. wcr. tnnrricd in that c.tS iasi
iuesdaN Mrs. W. u. White. Of this
CITY. Mas natran cf honor III the
wedding Thcy viii rcsid. here.
LfNCiIBURG. VA. Feb IT NJ
koE:rs ana Miss BESSIE l.. owen. OF
brdiord county. We're married Wed
daughter OF W. l.. owen. They Mil
live near conec. that county.
LYNcIIECHCi. VA. Feb. l.-M-s
> Is Younger. of this city. has an.
nonn@"i III" enhancement ana an
preaching marriage OF her daughter.
MISS Annette Elizabeth Younger, to
Benjamin Thornton Smith. til" We'd
minS 10 take place here February 81.
IN" prospective groom served AZ a
pIynnstcr In tho navy during tho
world war ana formerly lived here.
being resident now Of Prince
Georges County. Md
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-02
SO LENS LAID 8 eggs
A DAY. now LAY 36
rc,is How 10 Make Idlr Hens Produce
Money In " Inter.

when began using Don Sung in
prrriupcr. ] was getting only or )
rr.s day from so mems. Witnin
thr,c weeks | WAS getting from TO
dozen u day. shall never be with
nit Don Sung" - .icrmiina Hedges.
IL T. y. /, SUBWAY. III.
yhis 3 or dozen eggs II day. al
winter prices. was almost clear profit
Your hens should do as we'll. Its no
lroi,bi" 10 use Don Sung, and you
risk nothing by trying it under this
Offer:
results for one month. If you don't
find that il pays for itself and pays
you a good profit besides. simply tell
lis and your money viii bc chccrfuily
refunded.
Don Sung tChincsc for egg -layins)
is a scientific tonic aud conditioner.
IL is easily given in the feed. inn
proves the hens health and makes
her stronger and more active. II
tones up the cee laying organs. ana
gets the eggs. no matter how cold
or wet the weather.
Don Sung can be ohta incd promptly
from your druggist or poultry remedy
dealer, or send So cents or Si.O4 Gn-
cludcs war taxi for q package by
mall prepaid. Burrcll- Duggcr CO. oiI
Columbia Building. indianapolis, Ind
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