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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
The Buick Archaeological,
Efficient Typifies the Car
Buick Eo,,rs

Buick Fours
22-four-S Two Pass. Rozdstsr ; sJ5
22-FoW-35 Five Pass. TOURING s75
22-Fous-5s Three Pass. Coupe I05
22-Pour-S7 Fro Paa, Sedan 1850
All srsoss p. o. B. Flint. Niohiaao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-16
PRICE REDUCTIONS OF
$50 in NASH FOUR
manufacturers Announce Price Cnt,
bringing Car Down
fo S1,NtS.

Coming as distinct surprise to
those In thcautomobilc industry most
familiar with motor car values. is the
~ 'unccmcnt OF the Nash Motors
Company of Il sweeping reduction in
prices OF all models oc the Nash -Four.
The hvc-paSScnScr touring car has
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Druggist Tells How
Thin Folks Can
Put on Flesh

A well known druggist who has
put up thousands Of prescriptions
Tor leading physicians, and who In
naturally familiar with what gives
best results. says: Weak. thin. ner-
vous folks who want to get strong,
put on flesh and feel years younger,
should take five-Rrain tablet OF
I3lood-Iron phosphate with each
and strengthening the nerves. fire.
auently helps thin. weak. nervous
people TO get strong. put on flesh
and Improve their health and APP
pearance to an astonishing extent
] honestly believe that Biood-1ron
Phosphate IL the best thing known
for this purpose"
Folks who want TO get strong. put
on flesh and look and feel better
than they have for years. should de-
poHlt Sl.h0 with tho National Drug
stores or any other druggist for a
three weeks supply of Blood Iron
Phosphate. Take as directed, and H..
at the end OF three weeks. you are
not convinced that you are on the
road to bitter health. greater
strength and endurance. and haven't
put on several pounds OF real stay
there flesh, you can have your
money back for tho ask!ng.--Advsr-
tlsemenI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
1000 REHEARSE
THE WAYFARER'
Initial Turnout for Religious
Pageant Good

with mcr- than 1000 perrons pres
emit at tile FIRST rehearnal Monday
night In the First Methodist church.
preparation for production Of '-fhe
wayfarvr.- religious pageant to h.
given at the university stadium this
summer. was actively begun.
Montgomery Lynch. conductor. ex-
pressed satiJaetion with the initial
turnout. and declared that Heatl@s
production viii surpans those at
Columbus. o. and New York
An appeal was made % choral -
eieties and singing organizations 10
enroll their membership In the
pageant chorus. Itshearuais VIII he
held once n week. IN the evening. for
tho present
Dr. J. T.. crowther. former pastor
OF the First Methodist church. In the
author of Tho Wayfarer."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
TOUCH PIGEONS
WINGS CLIPPED
"The Bucket OF Blood" Has
No Terr0rS Here

-Dont you.aii treat me rough,
'cus Ia from the Bucket Of Blood
and I'm one tough pigeonr'
SMILEY Fieplng. "a. negro JAM.
tor. locked out on life from q city
jail cell Tuesday. despite the above
warning. uttered Go Patrolmen ~. y.
Anderson and H. n. Ba@rmnn Of the
dope squad. Monday night
The two officers. with White Cross
agents, arrested Fleming at Fourth
ave. \. and Main st. after. u In ai.
legged. he sold two hindles OF dope.
Fleming explained 10 tho officers
that the Bucket Of Blood was a no
torious Chicago saloon. where every.
one lived In mn atmosphere OF razors.
gore and battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

OLYMPIA. - Two state banks
opened. one at Hiliyard. one At Nc
Clcsry. Each capitalized At SIS. 900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Stunned Alive, but Worn in Pride
When He Has Yielded Up His Hide!

Porca) y
the Day,
=
Died. and
Social Register And he Organized and his Endo~ments
could Social
did Eoahs Ark7
FRANCES BoARDMAN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Burglar With Big
Feet Enters Home

Leaving behind tho imprint OF a
No. . pointed shoe. a burglar stole
si2 and a silver bar pin from the
home OF Mrs T. Arsy. 5sis Anr.line
ST.. Monday night Another place
within a block was also entered and
the tell-taie shoe imprint loft behind.
according To Mrs. Arey's report to
poilce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Embarrassing Hairs
Can BE Quickly Removed
nlnaiitY Culfurel

Hairs can be easily banished from
the under-arTns. neck and face by
this quick. painless method: Mix I'm.
to stiff paste some powdered della.
tone and winter. spread on hairy sur
face and In two or three minutes rub
off. wash the skin. and II will be free
from hair or blemish. Excepting in
very stubborn growths. one applica-
ton In sufficient. To avoid dlaap-
polntmcnt. buy the delatone in an
original package and mix fresh
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
READY FOR JAIL,
NO PLACE TO GO
And SO Lucille Brown Sues
for Her Liberty

Ready for jan. with M place 10
go. Lucille Brown. thru her attorney.
Adam Beeler. will present 10 the su-
perior court Tuesday afternoon a pc
tition for a writ Of habeas corpus
asking for her release from custody.
The girf was convicted more than a
week ago Of being a vagrant. because
Of her use OF narcotics. and was sen.
fenced. under the law. which allows
no alternative In cases like hers. to
the woman's Industrial Home and
Clinic ut Medical Lake. nov closed
beca use 81 lack OF funds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Clubs Interested
in Selling Seattle

Assurances that the Rotary, NJ.
wants Mutual Business and Seattle
Advertising clubs are actively taking
w the work OF selling Seattle 10 Sc.
Athletics" were given TO the AaHoci
aicd Industries by r. II. Thomas.
representing the In,sr-ciub council.
AT Monday luncheon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

this weeks factory sale and demonstration Of
the RED STAR DETROIT vAPOR OIL STOVE It is an edu
catonal showing this advancedpe oil stove
bake boil fry anything perfectly using kerosene gasoline at
less expense than city gas, with efficiency.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03

WASHINGTON. May 3.-Prosident
Harding today sent the following
nominations 10 the senate: Willis m
NJ. Stewart. Michigan. 20 be director
~ the census; John l.. Ciatfery.
Montana. IN be United states sitor.
ney. district Of Montana.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-05-03
Skirt Catches, Now
She Wants S25,O 600

Because. according 10 her. she was
injured when her skirt caught IN the
door OF Madison cable car Nov. 81.
1890. GsorElana Ring Green. Terry
hotel. filed suit against the city for
SIS 900 Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


in the edit
lnde
$
TIA
40 world So sol
( word
"a
e. = ecu use !.
,
T,pe.
arscs permit II the
IS
wordSu
only in md
ASH u!St ,cuupAu OF
IouEer tvEn rat
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

BOOkkEE R-AcCDCSTASTS - Ny g.
T. y pTe-ehamina ton Couir" VA! in-
prove your knowledge or advanced au-
counting. Cost reasonable iiatson, %
b Jackson. Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

cCLLiE-st'syc Thursday arefuoou.
;tH"" 'G.tt ysT ua,e. whit, tipred
INK k,'.Ha "e. Reward - retu:G-d
fcCSo I"n :cfarHaulo auxiliary auto.
mobile teaV. r 4 ConroI.y
PIS--Lobt. lary. cameo min "a, 49,
Street between Mutual iui!dinc ana
!.inasn street Reward. PhOno Madison
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Patent Attorneys
Observation-Disclosures

ENVELOPES, Dll heads. statement.
cnrds $50 re' 1000. .etterhe4Gs 500
pcG LOCO. seat pTl .ali Get our .un. !.
lions booklets, folders r;c. NatTnn',
printing 20. Richmond. Va
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ltcpalI'iIIy
EMPLOY aiENT
Help Wnntcd-I'cIImIe


coo.K.E,"""'yh. :. ,eompc,en, caoX. room
On r.aeS. Apnly Ice hraG'mrn;s, ~. g.
Earn 20 wEEn!.f. SPAR ,m.. willing
Tor newspapers. magazines. Experience
unnecessary detsils free. rress syn.
ENp ERiESCED telephone Operators ynnt.
I'd toy permanent employ inrnt IN wash
ihston APPLICANTS must have had at
mon battery once, only young wonen
Who are noW boarding OF without dcnritr
VINO qualify. ihcsc positions orer un-
usual Inducements as 10 salary ana Nv.
mppl! 10 the Chesapeake and Potomac
.Tr! ,,,, ,o'1panS on EirsinIa. District
HvNDNEDS U. ). GoNEkNMENT post
tions open 10 women ,I!g-Si;5 month.
. $500 "".. eo'Hmon eigehti"n; !ls,
ios!l!ons free write Immediately,
hRr n,nS..., lnSN,''ute. bent 'So.R'
hctaEk MISUNDERSTANDING wh!;r WORKING
f.G.hfy /" rsht inrty Boa + 80 The
ing sirl raid tlo.u0o toy IDEAS she
,h-Ishi worthless. Details free. Write
,''.' : - Ia : We. :" -, 81, louis
once. ~ bright oapsDiv ladies' to tTay.l.
demonstrate cHI sell dealers. go 10 :76
once. Goudrich Drug Co. Dept. ioi.,
TENoGEArHER--w Wanted a. once. ex.
arrM.nn-ut POSITION with pTomorion 10
i1sai parry. FI,as" state oSptr!erg.
snl no" soon cAn accept position. Box
. ~ chrr The bls patch
arENoGRAFhER wanted with advort.s-
III orr uihH' Ming rSptr!enCe pr"!err",!.
'ooi hours. Eu'i pay Give age. rx-
ptfi"u., at.u'y .Nis Box - ~
TEACHEKS- boucrt.o .rirnCc. language
music sHpefy.,"rs secondary. collie ses.
nov. SaI4tlrs high WF!tC uuLlincatinns
ll!ig Teachers Agency. tniumb,u Mo
TELEPHONE operating Is unusually in.
'"rrsGns wurh That * ON reason why
our'n,"rs ar" hnpry in ,heir work. They
are "r.t lHld, substantial SALARY is
paid wn!l. learning ana increases are
frequent. bv!ldra ihc pcrmiu.ncy OF
position hIi III" opportunities FOR pro-
motion There are many ether ittTaCtiv-
!cith'Gs tHit AZ" seldom found else
"h.r". Among them "r': paid vacations.
sIrh benefit ana pension systems that
cost no" nothing ana comfortable r.u.ca o.
tiun rooms. Sh- WORKS IN happy sur
f"hnhihsE. with friendly women assp-
vinien. Whore every condition is agrce-
able and pleasant. There ar. oppnr-
tunii!cs to- you Ia this nrid. Come and
thlk the matter over with the employ
mont SUPERVISED Room dn2. 700 East
Grac" street Tho Chesapeake and Po-
'OniSs Telephone 40. of virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

RAILWAY MAIL AND POSTAL t.IEULS
Many needed. Salary 1850 To $50
Examination soon: Write Charles q.
iugtun ID e. ~ - '"HH :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

- :. I''"I' NV.I DUs3 y !0uf 100
Halfway 1: ~, The Disuatch.
unsafe Is II irrnGiE"utg You wan,
lifelong ous!nysr You chn got iu,o
such business selling more tNau .sT
watkins products direct to farmer,
II you own auto team or can get
one. II you ar" under so and can gI.e
bond with personal sur-ti-s We bal.
you with b!r selling helps. So years in
business: 100000 Oc users ot our prod.
Gcts. Write for information wh,rn YOU
can get territory. j. X. Watk!ns 90,
department. !l.. Winonh, Hinn
L!THOGRAfHiE stone vngraveys on COM
iu-rclnI bond and certificate work $50
:tmpi'' una state salary for permanent
POSITION: security Bank Mute Company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

SHOE sALEsMEN WANTED
ior the state OF virginia a..
rave established trade and no
in"H territories Close. to carry ,,,,S
IN" ot guaranteed play and 49,. Vu
Sh"rS' 20 samples. liberal CONN.,
.ssiph: also stock shoes; Civ" u,Ii
uclhu IN TO territories Cn.ryc,
present connections. cIr,r,,i,
!eict"hccs In hrst letter 49,
York city. ''s'' N1w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29


ATlt 80 Wss. M 1921 Co.
FORD USED CARS
MS Is your opportunity to
purchase a good used car
at a reasonable price. All
types and model cars
which have been recon-
structed in our shop.
SALE
TWENTY (20) SELECT
ED USED FORD CARS
HERE ARE A FEW OF
THEM
Ford Touring, 1920 Model,
IN excellent mechanical
condition. Good top and
upholsterlng. Tires only
slightly used.
Ford Touring, 1920 Model,
equipped with electric
starter and lights, de-
mountable rims. Excel
lent mechanical condi-
ton. Four brand-new
tires and tubes.
Ford Touring, 1920 Model,
equipped with electric
starter and lights, speed
ometer, shock absorbers
and limousette top. Rides
comfortably IN all kinds
Of weather.
Ford Coupe, 1920 Model,
equipped with good tires,
shock absorbers, extra
tire and tube, and park
ing light. Runs like a
new car.
Ford Sedan, late model, in
excellent running condi-
ton. Demountable rims.
electric starter and
lights.
Ford Runabout, 1913 Mod
ell, motor and transmits
sion overhauled and in
good running condition.
Ford Ton Truck Chassis,
1920 model, overhauled
and repainted, equipped
for electric starter.
Shock absorbers on rear
spring.
Reasonable terms TO sat
lsfactory parties.
If you are going to buy
that Ford car this summer,
this is your best opportun-
ity and biggest selection.
RICHMOND MOTOR CO.,
INC,
Broad and Tenth Streets.
10 uso ,hess Want Ad. Is TO DO sure O.
r..uitA
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wantcd-Aiulo
AN A NO. 1 EXCLUSIVE
REpRESENTNTIvE
u. N'rL.lN

Large. responsible manufacturer Of
wen-known. highly successful uutoHo-
nic necessity wishes to HcCur. "Srlu-
~" safes representative for this ter
The device in question has the un-
r"strictcd Endorsement OF safety com
missions and trafnc officials in all parts
pi mo country and Is achieving record
hrcthinH sales In twenty-five States
rhc man we want for this terri.
rory must be thinker as well as II
u"cr. an executive ns well ms a hard
worh"r. such qualifications. in con-
Junction with the liberal cooperation
i'hh, mean an assured success and
financial returns which should exceed
$4,000 during the hrst year.
Applicant VIII have TO carry SUN
Gent merchandise on hand to supply
local service stations und sal"sin.n
n.ccssitat!ng an investment OF $500 to
Af,er having thoroughly demon
strntcd his ability and Integrity APP
plicant viii lie given AN opportunity
10 actually become director Ia this
hiph!y successful. progressive corpora
ton.
II you have tho above qualifications
and are financially equipped 10 do this
noLrM 100 fSr apnoinincnt with iho
Manufacturers District Manager. MIR
\. ScliLESSiNG. who Is now at The
Richmond Hotel. Room y1G tn hlipt
tn: territory 10 the right party. ~!
dchiiS OF HIS corporation VIII lee sub
nittrd AMI the ciosest Investigation
invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

Gv 10 ,. 9unK man IN notion So,
nnu reference. BOX q col, M as'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

e. ,Sames men wishing to 49,
Kichinond mail carriers ri"rLso income
~, yy.f. Answer immediately. ~ go
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

" ;os, HI - KS; AND AGENTS I'm ever
sell and di ,Tfihi% and S9rth Carolina /
ns Stpeciniiy. Used by homes ono.
@ cam inet rn,mi. Liberal commission: n
tunity for i n,nii; An unusual oppoI
nish ,Shohsihle people who can fui
considrrmn 'sneIchces or bond viii h
,Imms''rlfu Master proJucia 10 rnr.
Nv. Ehst cary Sircct Kichn,nnii' VI.
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ugkuerAUTERs y = LIE
Personals


70 coTctt any IuiauHtcrstdudsu among
~ fFt'E1s 'ni PATROLS. - II. ie-,tt
WISHES 10 announce inst Ne H. sr.. con.
uectei WAC the univcisa! Motor go. AID
'Tl'A no afg'r concern.
RETURN LOAD wanted frsirhl s- r.-.
Lt'uEr 'u i-ifiTuorc Monday siay 20
fr.re -.g., Ih.ne MnI..nn -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

ISL n ~ On bone-dry bill. Make ss a a.:
e@nitrat"di' II a sn1w You how with our cor
cvcrywh"rc' "'s ifnit drinks. wante
G Ga,hhF; meIe.s the cha leo Of a iifa;im
lean p rn"s ,StFit"ry Write quick. Amer
no Cincinnn,, b; 'S: American Buils;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
I.ost and Found

RED WIRE WHEEL. and Ire lost ia city.
!.saSg 'honr Madison Ss5' OF boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

WHIST OF IIH>r STREET.
a. WOLLSIEFER,
co1l Yves; Chyy Street
BuRToN's DRUG STORE.
5000 West Cary Street;
SNIEhIN : PHARMACY,
az North sacppaTd Street.
BLANK : BouLEVARD PHARMACY.
goo Wet broad street.
CANEDp'5 DRUG STORE,
lSohirAor aud FLOYD.
HCoNEi.s PHARMACY.
Robinson aud Main.
THE BhANp!S PHARMACY.
200. PARK ANeaue.
c (. KERN.
I2eS Hanover Avenue.
GROVE AVENUE liAEMACl
s5.i grove Ayeuut.
Il / BDDhEE
1919 Nest Maln stree;
HERM!lAGE pNuG COMPANY.
lsi! Wts; Hvoad Street
PUBLIC Drug STORES.
;ooi !sFH Avenue.
WES ESD CONFECTIONERY.
$50. West Main street.
d J.. Johann
-. W.s; Ma!r street.
Pine STREET PHARMACY.
80 SUuia i.as Street.
I. GnlCGtA bros.
s.2 W,s Broac S;fue:
y J. MAf s BROS.
80 8--Cn AtNniIr.
!ARkAN. DRUG COMPANY.
West Broad street
COHEN 80 DEPARTMENT. STORE,
= East B,0aG S;ste;
~. ~ sAL$!JLHS.
-sn IVES; Lc,gA Street
EAST uf FIRST STREET
ScHER's
.ts North ThId St.ee:
.l.AES FURNITURE co,
s-J %u;ta FI:la street.
:. a.. HUME
80 %orth Fourth Street.
E.E!1A.OSD PHARMACY.
So. Ass; Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

~. 'Nriy Where sarn big ,nn,,,. In
Eiluinst;". every mototls; a ron,
U,yy,ILe taFbnu. Saves 70, H..
nn'N,rsa' Advertising helm sH,s,,.!ht
rep.nt Iussoi"r!s ".ery~hes.1' Wriu,,
open. WIFI. iHIt territory may 3
kthrncy. Stb. "'cNli.iy Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
statesmen and ..ycu,s

y hESiNESS or Your ow,y -
riaaIr.'"s fla,s rsu. plates ,,,,,' 81 ~ -
ii,sty. p"ifi', nIec.!!iDrt. sign, n
W"os,.~. ohi11'" ie" L. raii.cr. il,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
EMPLOYMENT
Help Notwithstanding

Ai.ESA ES-.EsBy, healthy ou,.I,.
LlbeIaI pay. III East Hrnnd 'e "ol
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
Help Wantcd-siaIe 3:

AUTOMOBILE mechanics are Yjways in
demand. Enroll now in the largest and
best-eauipped automobile and tractor
school in the East: Write for free cata.
log. PETE Automotivc School. % N. 18th
st. PHILADELPHIA. Pa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

49, Sai.ESNEN--wa nave n In
caIiingg , M nIn Proposition for saiesmc
sale DRUG a." t,,hne. i.awndaIe Who'll
nue.. Chicago i.aWhuaic avg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

afg,niI.s' ArnNI Tor avery Virginia rI,y-
,.',ia," ,'H' :Fhrrs on .a.I!rlU,. ~ >
T"ri,,,',,, Hf'2l Co. II. Pearl siy.l,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
BUSINESS SERVICE
business SERVICES OlYcr,.d

o. hNNlNGSi AWNINGS!
n, Sruer now and avoid Tho rush. Mad..on |
S tn..i fiehmohd Awnin. Co.. 3lf Moth |
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29
HARVEST HAT SAnEs,iEY

nn rrmc territory, Liberal commission. f,
IN i"sn,s n s,,,i sur" money maker (,
is,h w ~, IN Harvest Hat 90, Dept.
EaoSEEE BURNERS for cooking MI,
"si rNh any cook stove Save /
pny direct from factory. Cheaper M
nmy w"od. AEenis wanted. Eco,
So cSiccss company. CID w. Nom,
Id ,'fi WiRli SALESMAN wanted 10 =.
luii line VI croGkery. ena meiwarc, gas
Tor lump crockcry and onsms,,ue't
Liberal commissions. Write HaLnr va III
tery Co.. Scbrlng. Ohio,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-29

bDr-wanted. hoy about Is for rl.r.cu-
ger and Hing work. CIV. names OF
present and for!n-. employers. iIsx +
baN. Chro rht Dihpht CHI
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3I.J y, ----=s-ez.'--
Hcill-Mnic or fcmuI,.

;ns;"i ,SS'I,SH, WpNESy. over IL 10,
,rN,', H.h' service. 1870 iuGr,i' 40
..rv''t tu"T June sNTrrlcnc. unn.,.s
wfii' ! - nditiculAfH OF .nstruc,!,n
W..S'In'y',I6,, !vi- Eauitab!e Huiit,n..
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-14
REPORT ~ CARROLL COUNTY
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE
FOR SEPTEMBER.

Miss llayman. Public Health Nurse
whose work ~ supported by Carroll
County Chapter American Red Cross
and Carroll County Tuberculosis A.
ISOLATION from Sept - 70 so. visited
the following schools. Qak Groyc,
Good Hope, Winfield. Green Valley
Mayberry, Baust, Clear View, Black =,
buchanan. Walnut Grove. piucy
Creek, Oregan, Fairvlcw. 2 Sweet
Air, Harvey, WiSnerH. Chestnut
Grove. Kridlers. Bishs. Cherry Grove.
Humberts, Bear Mount. Pleasant Val
ley Pleasant View, Tayiorsville Deep
Run, Mt Olive, Fairvlew, /; Wash
inRton, school No. IL Totals OF Col
pupils
Miss Hayman inspected G32 pupils.
finding 798 defects, consisting OF bad
teeth 3l6 enlarged tonsils. ISL; ade-
noids, II defective vision. 204, hear
ing, 4 and skin disease, 3. In add.
tion Al showed malnutrItion. being
10 per cent or more underweight. and
II were mentally deficient Al each
school abe gave a talk upon personal
hygiene Miss Hayman calls the teach
ers attention 10 all defects and no
titles the parents in writing OF any
abnoTmality she finds in the child,
and will call and further explain the
same If desired, Parents should con-
suit their family physicians In order
that these defects may be corrected
and not further interfere with the
childs health and progress in school.
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CorNrY AGENTs NEMs

The dress forms have arrived al
the County Agents Office and those
who desire one can get them for $500.
We have also on hand 7h Indian bask-
cts that we're made by the Choctaw
Indians in Mississippi. They are very
reasonable prices from $40 to s2.75.
We also have one large clothes ham
per for $500. When YOU go by stop
in and see them They make ideal
Christmas gifts. Proceeds TO go to-
wards the women's club work.
There will be a meeting for organ
izing a Womans Home Makers CLUB
held nj Gist, Friday. October 21st. at
2 p. m Every woman in the vicinity
Is invited
All the women interested in the
formation OF woman's Club az
Westminster are invited to attend a
meeting in the County Agents Office,
Thursday, October goth All through
the absence Of the Home Demonstra-
zion Agent, the Westminster women
have kept the work up throughout the
county Although there has been no
formal organization we want 10 meet
on Thursday 10 organize. elect on
GERS. appoint committees. and plan
the work for the rest Of the year.
Our County Exhibit II coming the
last week in November and the wom-
en- want TO have a share IN making
that a big thing this year Everybody
is invited
Tuesday. October 18th. is meeting
OF the Farm and Home Council IN tho
County Agents Office al o. m.
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THE CLEAN rp sQuAD.

The Clean Up Squad Of the Z. ).
Veterans Bureau. which Is being
sent out from Washington 10 visit tho
several counties throughout the
State viii arrive In Westminster. Mon.
day morning az . q. m. and open
Headquarters AZ the Court House and
remain for the 18th and 18th This
Squad represents the g. s. Govern.
ment in its endeayor 10 reach every
disabled veteran who may have &
good and legitimate claim arising
from his war disability, emitting him
10 compensation. Vocational Training,
or medical and hospital treatment
This Squad IL also handling the IN.
surance end. In order that men who
have allowed their insurance to lapse
or be cancelled, will have an oppor.
tunity 10 have the same re.instated
The Squad has every facility for
quickly handling all cases OF disabled
veterans. and IL rs made up 81 ca.
pert men from the several branches
Of the work
All the members OF the Squad are
ex-service men Capt Charles y.
Hummel. Chairman, Dr. Fred CLARK,
Medical officer l. D. Claussen, Com,
pensation and Insurance. Charles h.
Thompson, Vocational Training. J. W
Strong. American Red Cross. Mr.
David Winnebrenner, American Leg
ion Mr.. Louis NJ Kines, Publicity
Director.