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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
GREEKS PUSH ONWARD.


Athens. = The latest eommunique
from Greek Army headquarters on the
campaign in Asia Minor says the
Greeks have advanced eight miles to
ward Eski-Shehr and Afun.Karahissa
taking 300 prisoners. four cannon and
large quantity Of material. The
Turkish Nationalist airdroms at Bskl.
Shehr was bombed from the afr.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
ATTORNEY SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Stricken With Tusereulosls. He De.
clded On Suicide.

Charlottesville, var. tKeesee
Blakely. rs. young attorney, who
was football star at University OF
Virginia two years ago and was in
charge of the U. S. kite balIoonists
station at Brest. France. for eight
months during the World War, shot
himself at his home In this city, and
is at the point of death at the Uni.
versity Hospital.
Suffering with tuberculosis of the
throat Blakely resigned his position
with the Federal Reserve Board in
Washington last month. and left for
the Far West to live in the open.
Unable to stand outdoor work he be
came despondent and returned to vir.
ginia.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
CUTTING OUT FOX rRor.
Dancing Masters In Foreign Capitals
Revising Styles.

Budapest.- fox trot, the one.
step and jazz music have been ban,
ished from the dance halls Of Hun.
gary by decree of the Minister Of
Home Affairs. who characterized them
as decadent and injurious to the
younger generation. In their place
the dancing masters have been official.
ly requested to bring into vogue the
old Magyar dances. which had fallen
into disuse
1t is understood in this connection
that Monsignor Schiopp. the papal
nuncio. had made representations re-
garding the control Of Immoral
dances considering their regulation
as falling within ecclesiastical au.
thority.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
"coP" WILL WED HsIREss.
Boston Policeman Saved Girl When
Horse Run Away.

Boston. Marriage intentions Of Ger
trude NJ Gala. daughter Of wealthy
paper mill owner at Grand Rapids,
Wisconsin, and Mounted Patrolman
William J. Lamb. OF the Back Bay Po-
lice station, were filed here. They
met year ago in the Fenway when
the young womans stirrup broke and
the horse she was riding ran away.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
CANCER GERMS 4FED" RATS.
Columbia Scientists Learn How To
Inoculate Animals.

Columbia scientists Learn 7oW 10
Inoeulste Animals.
New York.--Inoculation or feeding
Of animals with parasitic irritant
obtained from intestines Of cats has
proved a successful means Of cancer
reproduction. it was learned at the
George Crocker Cancer Research Lab
oratory. Columbia University. Accord
ing to DR.. Francis Carter Wood, di-
rector OF the laboratory, the disease
has been developed in large number
OF rats simultaneously. The discov-
cry is considered highly important
from a standpoint OF scientific expert
mentation.
DR.. Wood says cancer can be repro
duced in about 80 per cent. of the
white rats utilized by the laboratory in
advanced research work. The failure
Of the remaining so per cent. to de-
velop the disease has convinced him
that there is some tissne predisposi-
ton which is yet to be explained.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
NEW FLIGHT RECORD MADE.
Wainwright Goes 22s Miles in Seven
ty-eisht Minutes.

y -Ntifst is4iftHAr1*
Mineola, N. Y.-A new record for an
aerial flight was established when an
Army De Haviland plane, conveying
Assistant Secretary Of War Richard
Wainwright. few from Washington to
Mitchell Field here in rs minutes.
Driven by strong gale. the plane
covered 225 miles at the approximate
speed Of 17s miles an hour. Taking
the abr in Washington at 2.s5 P. NJ.
the machine landed here at s:5S p.
M This speed cuts approximately Is
minutes from the best previous flight
time between here and Washington.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
5000 DON BATHING SUITS.
consy Island is Packed With Pleasure
Seekers.

New York. Midsummer weather in.
duced throng estimated at 100000
to spend Easter Sunday at Coney Is.
land, where nearly all amusement
places were open for business. The
pleasureseekers packed the shoreward-
bound trains. which were run on sum.
mer schedule About 5000 persons
donned bathing suits, but no cficial
court was made of those who braved
the chilly ocean.
A heavy fog delayed the arrival of
most of the visitors until afternoon.
when extra policemen we're pressed
into service to direct traffic.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
TO CONTINUE BALLOON HUNT


Pensacola. Fia.-oficials at the
Naval Air Station said that although
no trace Of the missing naval balloon
and five men, which left on a prac-
tice hop March %, had been found,
the search would be continued in
definitely
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01

.. a. a.,
y ,~''saeu = ne we're oIoush' uSsN
~ sse wy esu ny suiiouiu,Hss ne
49, y "n, nseine"es weie
'. maui III .ne UP, nla was msue y
aa'o.',oDle -r1'.r va.,s ~ 'anu@'y anu nv ~
His physicians had stated that alb.
soiute rest and quiet were essential.
and this advice was strictly followed.
Very few persons were allowed to see
him, and in a short time he showed
pronounced sis OF Improvement
After he had recovered his strength
sufficiently to permit Of the exertion
OF being moved. he was taken for
automobile rides when the weather
was fine. The route generally led
through the outlying districts and
some of the parks, and sometimes
brief visits were paid to different
Catholic institutions.
The last Of these trips was made
on Palm Sunday. The sudden change
Of weather. which brought such un-
seasonable high temperatures, had
depressing effect upon him. His
fainting spells returned, and when he
was put to bed II was realized by
thone closest 10 him he would prob
ably never again rise.
80, a,.u.,
,Saruiuai O'opoiis e@'ee' s'ao'.snes
an Almost Unique reooiu IN ~
lnalAAp'e 'rsi's. ne was insi.lDe' .,1s
oi tne pries'noou iof % yesis' q u'sn -
op ior % years an arsnp,snop ~ 20
years a'lu ~ % ye1,s Nlluiassl' -.
rew nsuaes saa. na,e .s ~, III, osgn
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01

Easton.-W William Reddie was re-
appointed a member of the utilities
by the Council this week
The term is for six years.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
DENIES WORKERS. PETITION.

Judge Refuses To ReseInd Wage Re.
duction Order.
Atlanta, Ga.--Judge Samuel II. Sib
ley in the Federal District Court here,
denied the petition Of striking union
men Of the Atlanta. Birmingham and
Atlantic Railway that he reseind his
wage reduction order and refer the
matter to the Federal Railroad Labor
Board for action.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01

Hagerstown.-Nevin L. Mccartney
has been commissioned deputy game
warden for the Big Pool district.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
TO CONFER WITH GOV. NErr.
Mexican Consul WIN Take Up Labor
Troubles in Texas.

Austin, Eduardo Ruiz, Mex
lean Consul-General at San Francisco,
arrived in Austin as special commits
sioner of President Obregon to confer
With Governor Men concerning settle
ment OF questions growing out Of al
legged mlstreatment Of Mexican cit.-
lens In Texas.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1921-04-01
FIND STOLEN SECURITIES.
ss1,soo In Certificates in Mail Pouch
Robbery.

Kansas City, Mo.--The Merchants
National Bank announced ss1,500 in
interim certificates, believed to have
been part of the $4,000 worth of Sc.
curit'e1 obtained in a mail pouch rob-
berry at Centerville. Ia, has been found
on the streets here and turned into
the bank.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
WORTH MORE
THAN FORTUNE
rank Steiner Says All the Money
IN the World Couldn't Buy the
Good Tanlac Did His Wife

/ wouldn't swap the good Tanlac
mas done my wife for all the money
N the world" declared Frank Stein
g IT. ZIP Vliet street, Milwaukee,
WIS, well known electrician, re-
MY wife had one of the worst
SSases OF nervous indigestion I ever
.eSIo OF, he said. Always after
sung she complained of a heavy
s1lhg and awful pains in the pit
" ner stomach She was so nervous
- nc ieast thing would upset her and
rIe frequently lay awake the whole
,s: Ae long She became pale and
In and was so weak she could
be-uiy prepare our meals, and her
rO4seWork was just a burden to her.
.-st short walk would tire her
~. completely, and the worst OF 1t
&c, she seemed to be getting weak
ef every day.
nut you ought to see her since
he lse mas taken Tanlac Who it looks
s ,aAe she couldn't get enough to eat
~, ana no matter what she eats,
u s,'e never has touch of indigestion.
~. .,es nerves have quit bothering her
st aa she sleeps like a child. She is
Seng and well and can do all her
- useWork with ease. and she would
soon do without her meals as
aet Tanlac."
e. dniac is sold in Rock Island by
sSeen.egeis drug store and by leading
rssists eyerywhere.-(Ad Advertise
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
FEW FOLKS HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
Druggist Says Ladies Are Using
Recipe OF Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Hair that loses its color and Ius-
ire, or when it fades, turns gray,
dull and lifeless is caused by
lack of sulphur in the hair. Our
grandmother made up a mixture Of
Sage Tea and Sulphur to keep her
locks dark and beautiful and thou
sands of women and men who val
ne that even color, that beautiful
dark shade OF hair which is so at
tractive, use only this oldtime rec
ipe.
Nowadays we get this famous
mixture improved by the addition
of other ingredients by asking at
any drug store for bottle Of Wy
eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. !"
which darkens the hair so natural
", so evenly, that nobody can pos
sib1y tell it has been applied. You
just dampsn a sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your
hair, taking one small strand at
time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears: but what delights the
ladies with Wye.h's Sage and Sui
phnr Compound is that. besides
beautifully darkening the hair after
a few applications. it also brings
back the gloss and lustre and gives
it an appearance Of abundance
ADVERTISEMENT
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
FAN SHORTAGE?
M" DEALERS
aest wave Brings Biggest Year I'm
HIstory-Saies Drop Last
Week.

Although Chicago wholesalers
.r,osesy a drouth in electric fans
~ summer and are advising the
80 10 place orders now for 1929
ronrtb Of July breezes. local deal
:. SAY market conditions do not
-,,nort such prediction. Instead.
80 anticipate a cleaning of the
srssent high price stocks and re-
piscements at rs per cent below
ne current price
Tbat however, they are quick %
ai.f out. will not cool the office
= library this summer.
The fan. a few years ago looked
..-,on AZ a luxury, is now regarded
necessity. dealers declared
this morning.
.ha rendor, of electric fans, dealers
= electrical fixtures state. A dou-
sIo amount OF fans has been sold
NE year over the amount disposed
- last season. During the heat
.-ava fans were sold regularly ev-
Nv day. Not much difficulty has
hsen experienced in supplying the
local demand.
The price of fans seems to re-
rain the same for the last several
Years. and dealers seem TO think
that next year after the stock made
of the high priced material is dis
nosed of. they will be rs per cent
cheaper. The 0 and IL inch fans
are the most common for home
uee although a number of the small
six-jnch fans have been put into
circulation.
A dealer reported this morning
that he had not sold any fans since
Friday. owing to the changed
rrnather cnndiL ions
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21

These Canopies are ext feet, and are made
of II yards of Marquisette Bobinette in white
ecru, of quality that retais for about 40c
a yard. The illustration shows one of the Cano-
pies set up. Of course, this price does not in
clude any poles, stakes or OTHER frames, but
each has strongly attached strips of muslin for
hanging on a wire or rope.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
NOTICE.

State of Illinois, Rock Island
County-ss:
In the County Court. June Term,
A. d. 1921
In Re Drury Drainage District
Of Rock Island County, Illinois
Notice:
To All Persons Interested:
Notice is hereby gwen that a pc
tition was filed by w. E. Terry,
commissioner Of Drury drainage
district OF Rock Island county, Illi-
nois. on the 9Th day of July, A. D..
1921. in and by which SAID commits
sioner asks for an additional as
sessment nf annual benefits against
the lands of said district to the
amount of two dollars seventy
cents (s2.70) per acre on the tax
able lands of said district, for the
purpose of maintaining the bitches.
drains. levees and pumping station
OF said district and in which it is
alleged that the amount heretofore
confirmed as an annual benefit
against the lands of said district is
inadequate for such maintenance.
Notice is hereby given that the
said petition and report and the
matters and things therein contain
ed have been set for hearing be-
fore said county court, on Tuesday,
the End day of August, A D. 1921.
at the hour of 9 O'Clock in the fore
noon, in the county court room in
the court house. in the city of Rock
Island. Ill. at which time and place
all persons interested may appear
and be heard.
HENRY B. HUBBARD,
Clerk o. County Cour. of Rock Is
land County, IIl:Eois.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
TOMBSTONE EDITOR
BREAKS RIGHT ARM

R. E. MCGOWAN, 727 Thirty
fourth street, editor of The Tomb
stone in The Argus, suffered a
roken right arm yesterday after
noon while playing volleyball at
the Central Presbyterian church
picnic in Long View park.
Mr.. MCGOWAN set the bone him.
self. He was removed to his home
and a physician called.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
sAMUELSON RETURNS
IN GODOWSKY STUDIO

Arvid Samuelson, concert pianist
and director of the Augustana con-
servatory of Music, has returned
from Chicago where he spent the
summer in a class studying under
Godowsky. Mr.. Samuelson will or
gaEize a class for the remainder of
the season until the conservatory
courses begin September 5.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21

and divided interest with the Still
man case, came on March II when
Justice Finch ordered him to hand
over $19,500 in cash to his wife
and suggested that she take this
money and gather evidence which
would refute the amazing testimony
he had brought.
Evidence was gathered and spec
tacular chapters of the elderly mil
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21

They make ideal play tents or Boy Scout
tents. You can't give your boy anything he'll
appreciate more. Many Housewives have
found that the Marquisette in these Canopies
can be quickly converted into bedspreads, pill
low covers, curtains valances, Grapes, scarfs,
doiles, etc. You only have to see one yourself
to realize its many uses.
Housewares Third Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21
ADULTS, soc: CHILDREN, csc.

On the new super-steamer Wash
fngton, Saturday, July %. After
noon trip down the river to Fair
port, 3 to I p. m. continuous trip.
-(Advertisement.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-21

lionaire's early life were brought to
view again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

ton: -. +. Moomaw. cIovrr,lalc: W.
y. l!nr,on. on!"N; W. VI. Cease. Hich-
m"nd. T.. T.. Kelley. turlS Neck Farm,
Richmond. + y. Buchanan. ilacks-
burg. Fr61 Driver. Wa:ncsboro. y.
T.. buchanan. Glade springs: Fred T..
Paxton. East FANS church W X
Sroch"u. Draper: w. |. kirby. Rich-
II W. Mclaughlin. Virginia rrolrs-
Sor w !. Scho"u-. Black si,;rr: ! y.
lIalljhan. Uichmoud: Robert :. orr.
DRYDEN. Z. Il. Hutchinson. Blacks-
burg.
Finance Colonel Thomas = Me
Irby. kcuhridgc; J. T. bowman. Ann
h.rst. Harvey Ei.ctwooi WaVcrly .
raul Foster. ChriSt!ansburr: w O..
Hardy. Winch.S;"r
Generalization OF nGcncics-M Mrs. i.
u Munford. Hichmond. chairman: pr.
Roy *. Flanagan, Richmond. Miss
Eula T. Atkinson. Richmond: Miss
lclrn Cuuuiughan. charlottesville:
.. y Tchmrr. pinwiddi"; Professor
i y I:N"nt. iiadf"rd. Mrs. NJ. NJ. pa
Wis. Elack Shurr: j. +. Peasants.
Richmond George A. Jordan Salem.
T. = Harrison. Washington. u. G..
Homer L. Ferguson. Newport News.
Nelson F"ll. Warrrnton, Irving spear.
Richmond Miss Rosa rage. Hich-
ty. j. IL Hinford. Richmond; Mrs
John Hutchinson. Rlacksburg.
RECONSIDERATION Committee.
Rural trunSpprtntion-W T.
Cooke. chairman; L. X Fnrrar. lie
tcrsvillc. q. VI Guthright. Covington.
Major w w p.pra'!r. Richmond. +.
Il. Henley. Richmond. Colon! i. Nee.
Rullinetony Hichmoud. John chalk
hoy. Big stone cap. pr. W VI Turu-
stall. l.uN.nGStouc. G. W. ASh". Gl"u-
ccSjcc Point Dr. q. H. Sparkle. Nit
chcll. colouc' LuciuS GREGORY. chase
city: W. : Harrahan, Richmond
int"r-racj.h relationship. James
billiard. charlottesville. chairman
rour sessions of the conference
Will be held ON Tuesday and ciN on
"Wednesday. Tn" ;"Utativ" program.
as outlined b. tn" committee il.
rrugrnm for Meeting.
Tu""'inN 80 y Nj called To order
by Governor Davis Invocation hy
Eishnr collins DENIM. address 10y tn,
Governor on TIA" purpoS" 90 tho meet
Ing: organization, speakers To L." am
nOunccd later Vt J. NJ: Sociionnt
conferences. $3.50 i Nd rural schools
Is l. Nj 'o-opcrati0u.
Wednesday, C0 y Nd pmhlic
health, on y Nj roads and trans
purtnti"u. ,'2 uuon coordination Of
agencies - /. M rural churches d.
- l. Nj social agencies. IS l.. Nj
numhvr Of addresses
ou Nnril - IN" program and plan
commits" viii meet AT ? o'clock In
Dr l'lHnnagau's office. At lilo car
iul street. pr,pHratory 90 a meeting
that ni-hi OF Tia" general ComNi,t..
~ tho r'sih"nc" Of Mrs Munford. a.
"hf East Hrac" street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
parade for .o,d,cr., uo,,,.

world war veteran IN Detroit partic-
3ipated In parade this morning as q
for a state soldiers
bonus. The question j. 10 hc passed
lin n s:ate-wid" election next week.
Goyeynor Groesb"ok ISSUED state
rnent yesterday ur.;ing voters TO au-
.thorize the bonus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
In Hotel Lobbies

N,Nt week VIII hr Il busy one
around the hotels. The Virginia Mu-
SIC Teachers Association viii hold "a
thr"c-daN convention ut the .Icifcr-
SON beginning tomorrow. with - con-
cert by l.uHIrri that night in the au-
ditorium. the Social Service. Club
meets Wednesday night in tn. Flcm-
.Sh Room. ;hc Rotary Club observes
ladies night with Il hanuuc, and
danSant "n Thursday night: League
oi Nnm.n Voters meets Monday at
banquet and danSant Mil be held Sal:
urlay might in the auditorium
Thc Richmond VIII also have n
busy time. l<iWauinHS meeting there,
tomorrow: RctariInS Tuesday and
The Richmond First Club on Wcdnr.-
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
tltKiNtI.S FROM virginia
AND THE TWO CtR0IIS,e

%r+r %@,;@ / MIGHT Ii Il 3 Nsq }.ayis
Ton y Fam, N G,mfs2SEi SG Wiil, m
burg "a. K \, I.nteo. T"sktown. IA
Hcbnd 5.f'i i Hi'Hm .ln,. 8 5i"rS$
I; {. Morrow. south Garo!in": "
M M%@1s"T I;l!i W y, III. j. i
TsN,, n, G I F Is. IaeksSn, Nen,!at%6.
T. i, :s,;@r yNa"a; W. osx. M sHt.s
Il. l.. cochranc Itchniind. L. il ic,,n-
ft"n south Ii"s;g1. Va: Mr. ana Mfs
i hH.kTryi,,", WoTsham, Va; L, J. Col
Siumpf'> - i. Horton. i<wnshow $ 6
irhy Moucnrs. Rl,cks;ona Va: Donni.
ward. lroy nee Forge Va NJ M!hnl
go. Virginia. Z. II. Muchl.. AieNaniri..
, .'rrrr,"n - = nSwlinE Ir. char
,"f,on \. g.. ucrGGrt i. t:nSs s''" XoI r;,nn
" Iy;u,h L., ii1mmeTiry. wiliamsh;m%r-,r
mana: \. ~ Bsv.l ! lon,h Full RS:,ar k v
Mrs - Y!nnT: south nos,"n Va. u.
ww!gnnE S"n'1 ii"si"n. Va: shrgs R-cn'
Hi"hn"nd !. y. oshnrm. oxford. ~ e
= W. n.rig T,''hw ,,Ii' WWghrstTnr ", y
bnni""l Rnyfora. Va. M."s i:;hpl Fisher
EEs,y ys,,s.y ! g. Ms San FlshS;r
f'N"""svi.l". ~. -, J"mca L"ncs ana
Y-,' h nT,I , EGs,'s NyH j. il Glhsans
charlottesville. Va; Mrs ~ Arincntrot,i
2,nd sog. 'hari."u".,vi'i:, Va. Miss Jennie
~, l '1';SII,"' y Ms, ,,,, Mani
winn-Goro J II, Martn;,ii W., ' ioini,
" ~ En@'t Durham. y: g.: |; 20.
li'i..yl.c yn': l. ponm"il. West P@i"t.
Mg!gr i'"r c.1mn r c 'I1 r.
Clinton Scott; North Hampton. Va: j. <
A.'cr Nor'h Hampton. va: {. u Hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

SS!i% @> %'5e W Y s, w M Msngns \
n T. H. Stanceli. Margaret. \. g: Mrs
-. IL Roberts Chas: CIV Ns RI, nv
n.r. h"hcr,s. Chase city, Va; ,'hn. E,I-
Giur1'ss:viK {innd%iph. VA: Mrs. y. II. TisdaIl
Cosby S'y W. Go. ii II j. S Grsss ei'y "Is
fred, SaGpSnncld. y. C., SN = i. Murphl.
=. Y: Coleman Myers citv; g. Il Earl
~ - W L., Long. Euanuli. Rapids.
49, u. = Mcclure. TnrZcw"lI Va: Airs
II u: baldwin. Roanoke" VA. MIR,
=, rr''clIpr Brown. Big Ston" Gar, Va:
Wi! fs mmH WIT c,iy; NJ r. MS;h2ns.
): G.: ,Mr.. and Mrs james Jam - .i"m n,,s
Imp tuSiic. Va: J.. r Hart Uulycr-
ny ,"t nireinia: T., \. p"Ja1.tt". Va:
y ~ INLAND. Va: L. ~ Dunn. Va.
iiieirin"Jiss i;ymChlWrr. w; lur, ).
folk. Va. ''"7"' '''
Mnrphs's-G II. I.s"n. Aah.yilc. y e.:
,t"hs l'rrrine. Va. II. l.. Grir,. Roanoke.
"a Miss Z. Jarvis. Roanoke. VA. Miss
,.nS"r' R"an,he; Miss Jean ianinE"r,
- n. % Jordan. u g. iii.'. Kunn"S",
IA: A. Is. Henni". charlotte. y e.. l..
~ ,Sin,t event and wifi. Npr'ulk. Va:
= - ,'hcriro. y G.: \ -. Size. Va
So. watkins. Newport S"ws. Va: W =.
H'Eir. iawrcnC"villc Va: !. II ll"nl-y
~" VIE; va: u. II. iicl jr S,aunipu,
Wilmington. X; G.; Il. il. Chnmdler, Forts.
mL"nih Va: J. a Mcmillan. charlotte.
~ winfield. Va: I T. Lake Va MISS
,"rrir MahoI. Newton. Va: Miss So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

Ruia churches j a. MONTGOMERY.
Kirhmonh. chairman, y G. Scott:
Rev George T.. Mayo, Richmond. pr.
q Z Blackwell Ashland. pr. T.. w.
Hoatw right Richmond. X r. MagiIl.
Richmond pr J T.. Mcconnell. Rad
ford. pr J. u. Eg-lcs;ou. Hampdcn-
sidney Park Deans. Dr W. Il. sanger,
Eridgewatcr. NJ. =. Church. Falls
church
Rural FI"alm and Sanitation
Ennion g Williams Richmond. chair
,utan: rrof-sSor !. - Hart. William
ana MARY .cc-chairrnan. Mrs. II
Tate irwin Zig stone an: pr. W. II.
Drcwry. Petersburg. Miss Kettle Nc
Donald. Richmond, pr Harry T. Mar
shall, University ot Virginia: Dr. W.
y. Brum;i"ld Y. l.. l.; Mrs John
Grear. Troutdalc: Miss :. II. Cahaniss
Hague L. J.. iIoihruoN. Front Royal.
Edward Nichols. l.ccsburg. w. Il
cato. North t.mporia Or H. W earn
cit. Danvillc; r NJ. cartwright. Gov
tuEtnn.
Rural Education Charles .; Ma.
piss University OF Virginia. chair.
man, l.. - llassimdcr. Konmarock
Mrs. Howard elmer. PULASKI. Mis-,
Iielon CGnuingham charlottesville
E"v. - II Chambers. Wildwood; Mrs
T.. W McCorck". R"ckhridgc. Everett
Edward, sweet Hall; Miss Eel WEBB
Prince George W T. Gilbert. East
Hadiord; Miss Rosa -. Lewis. Bed
ford Airs Clara : M,Cnr;hy. bella.
piano; Miss ANN G. Gillian. Eoulc.
ward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

During their stay her" next We'd
team will he quartcrcd at Murnhv.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

Neuralgia Kheumatism. I:arache.
Toothach" i.unbaro and FOR paln. All
DRUGGISTS sell Eager Tablets OF Asplr-
IN ia handy tin boxes Of -. ana in
bottles OF u ana leu Aspirin Is the
trade mark az Eayor Manufacture OF
Observation-Disclosures OF Salicylicac!d
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

MI of til" members of the Bl:timnro
orioles team. which played an CNhi-
bit!nm game yesterday at boulevard
lark. wvr" guests at the Richmond
They left last night for the Mouu
mental I'ItV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

merce Commission for authority 10
issue various convertible bonds
amounting To s2.Ooi.o00 for improve
mcutS already nude.