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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07
Phone I4OO
L. S. GILL


Phone 1867. Real Estate.
Three Doors North OF ID. A. I Theatre.
n,.. c,., c.n
Lana nnd C"y Property ror Sa'e'
Bargains In land. oil leases. rooming
houses ana al, kinds Of city property.
W. .,,o ro,,orn s..oo,, hons. nara.
80. go. -
wooo i'oors ior on'y s''oo' ''oo CASH.
balance like rent.
n you want a roomlng house here u
ia .. roo,,. vo, m, ,e,s. this bou.e
40. a. -.
TUT : s'"'s NJ s'V'V" "'"n'" ""' ""s
furniture In same for $500. All new
furniture. This Il n brick hoIse In
heart Of city. Modern In every respect.
Th,. ,,r,,,urs can HI houvh, for saooo
cash ha,anc. .asv
'v ,,,., go" " sa' w s,oas
.oo,n' VIZ ahc SURF 'o's W ssoov
ce One i f%sr - S Sau, su' new. NIL bull,
In features. new garage, This home Is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07
A. S. Dickson
PHONE $3.50
Rear First National Bank
LEGAL NOTICE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. I.

LEGAL NOTICE.
Senate Joint Resolution No. I.
Proposing an amendment 10 Section :.
Article Of the Constitution 81 the
State IL Texas by providing that only
native born or naturalizcd citizens OF
the United States shall h. qualified
electors In this State. and permitting
either the husband or the wife Ia pay
the poll tax OF the other and receive
the rcceip, therefor. and permitting
the Legislature to authorize absentee
voting.
ne Il resolved by the Legislature 81 the
state ~ Texas
Section I. That Section 2 OF Article
4 ~ the Constitution Of the State 81
Texas h. ~ amended as hereafter 10
read as follows:
Section .. Every person subject TO
none OF the foregoing disaualifications.
sho shall have attained the age ~ TWEEN.
ty.one years and who shall h. a citizen
n the United States and who shall have
resided In this State one year next pre-.
c.dlng an election and the last SIX
months within the district or county In
which such person offers tn vote. shall
bc deemed n qualified elector; provided.
that electors living In any unoreanixed
county may vote NJ any election pre-
met ~ 81. county To which such coun'
v is attached fur judicial purposes; aud
provided further. that any voter who T.
subject to pay a pail tax under the laws
Il the State of Texas shall have paid
aid tax before offering TO vote at any
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Legal. NOTICES.
"a True copy)

-. -. a.
uouse Sos"s "es"""" wv
Proposing an amendment 10 section .,
OF Article on the cohsu'uuon |"
the state w TcSns 10 proV'"e .n"' 'nc
Legislature may grant penh'o"s :"
Contedcrate soid'erS' A'''o'S anu Wv"
WIDOWS, VINO nave pech ci''.e"s W
Texas since prior 10 january i, WV
providing that AL soldiers. sai'ors ana
their WIDOWS eiig'n'e uhder 'ne "o'
visions hereof shn'l be enu''ed 10 oe
placed upon the ro'is anu phrucipae
In the pension fund created hereuh'
der; levying tax of seven "'oo cents
ufi the si""."o Vniua'"h W "ope''s
In this state Tor ,he poy"sn's !"
such pension proviu'hs 'ne. w. nos
ts!nture may reduce the rn'e vi pen
sion Tor such purpose IiA'ns 'i'n.
FOR the eiecuon 10 oc he'" on suc''
amendment ana MAKING u" "pp"
prmuon TO pay .ne eSpcn'es '"y'..'
." IL resoivcd ny 'he ies's'"'"'' VI WV
STATE ~ I'N"s. .
,sEcrioN i--sec.on u :" 49,
the CONSTITUTION W Wv s'"' ~ 800 J,
'hali W. ainehuco No W. I" "'''''' '''''
" foiiows'
Section sE The i's's"'"'e n''
nave no power W MAXI any s'""' ~ ~.
thorize the ""N'"s y, any s'"". y, w..
NC money To any iha'V'uua'' as,""''o''
II tndiviuuais' muh'c'p"' w o'n'' ""
poratons wha,hoe'er' p'o''"eu NV
~cr. the Legisin'ure may srhn' ~" :"
lndigent or d'Sap'en 'oh'ene'"e s""'
RS, VINO came to Ies"S p.'" '" "a
ry !. 1910. ana 70 thesr wlaows' :" NV
rent circumstances ana VINO nav" D''''
bona Tide residents o' TINS o'"~ SUI
January !. isio' ana VINO we,e wa"
20 such soldiers OF sa'i"'s pi"' '" '."
inry ], 1870 ana 10 ihais'nl anu u's
,bled soldiers VINO unaer specia' mw'
" the STATE OF leS's ou',"s w" va
"twecn the s'a'es her''u w INSANE"
lon Toe the mo'ec''on o' ,he ''ohue'
,gninst indian raihcrs or MeN"n" 'n'
nuders ara 10 inniseh' "n" "'S'"''
ioldiers OF the miii'in "' 'ne t'''' W
Texas who were IN acuNe service ""r
ng the war between the states anu u
Inc widows ~ such soiuiers VINO arr
u INDECENT CIRCUMSTANCES anu WI" wor'
married To surh soin'efs prior =" Jun
iary ], 1910. PROVIDED that inc wor'
widow" In the preceding lines OF 'hi
section shall not apply TO women bori
sinre the year nsi' ana all so'n'e's ah.
uilors and WIDOWS ~ soiuiets anu s'''
rs eligible under the above conditi"n'
hall be entitled 10 r p'ace'
upon the pension rolls ana par
icipate In the distribution
he pension furd ~ this state unde'
my existing law or laws hereafter pass
a by the legislature ana also 70 grin
I'D for the establishment and ma'n'c
iance ~ home Tor said soldiers an'
allors. their wives and widows ana wa
non who aided In the confedcracy un
Ter such regulations ana limitations a
nay he provided by Law. provided tn
Legislature may provide for hushnn'
md wife 10 rcmain together IN IN
iomc. There II hereby levied IN add
ion 60 all other taxes heretofore pei
nitted 10y the Constitution 81 Texas
state al valorrm tax ON property o
scvcn 900 cents ON tie $4,000 valua
. - o.
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Come Give Us a Trial

+. u. Washington has resumed the
management ~ the Washington Cafe,
100 W. 7lh. Family style meals 50c,
Regular bonrdcrs $40 u month. Special
Sunday Dinner 75c. breakfast Z to .;
Luncheon 1880 tn p. IN. Dinner $40 Ia
Cj5.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07
L. s. GILL
real. ESTATE
Have 2 IA Sections
Good Land

Wen improved sooacrcs In cultivation.
sT0acrcs In wheat: viii sell for $50 per
acre and take about $4,000 worth 81
good city property In any good town ~
first payment; no cash required: TO
10 Years On balance.
Also have people wanting 20 buy
good broom house. II yours In for sale
can sell u.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

LOST or STOLEN--One black horse
one black mare mule. branded mashed
q 81 lcft side. Finder please notify
John w. or Il. X. Pickett. Packet
Building.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Pair Of tortoise shell spectacles
on Fillmore Street between 3rd and
10Th. Reward II returned to i0S T.
18th 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

FOR RENT-Onc modern bed room.
private entrance. 700 Monroe Street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

For f,ENT-Nicciy furnished bco
room, convenient to bath, 1909 Lincoln.
Phone 1856.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

FOR RENT-Cholce bed room: very
convenient: modern. sol Tyler st.
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED - Position by experienced
stenographer; good references; phone
L4t.
wANTED-PosItion MS housckccpcr;
can give references. Phone i5is.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-07

FOR SAiE--s.room mc'lern cottage
lo,isc. east front on Buchanan; $500,
$500 cash: balance monthly: phone
1879.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
CONDITIONS IN AMERICAN
TOY INDUSTRY FAVORABLE
Prospects for Rapid Return tn Conn
mcrCial "Norn,alcy," Says
Hrnl

NEW YORK, March 1?,--"Conii-
tions in the American toy industry
are favorable with good prospects
of a rapid return 70 commercial nor
| malcy." said Charles Graham, prcsI-
dent Of the Toy Manufacturers of the
| United states OF America At the Hotel
| Brcslin today.
The annual American Toy Fair.
which closed ut the Hvsslin, lmperi-
| al and Union Square Hotels last
night" he continued, may be taken
as Il fair barometer Of national and
international trade tendencies in the
toy business. II was the largest toy
fair ever held here or anywhere in
the world and was participated in
ny more than 400 American manu-
facturcrs. While il was conducted
primarily for the benefit OF the buy
ers ana iobbimG. Wholesale and retail
houses. IT reflected pretty accurate
IS the demands of the consumer puo-
Healthy development. aprSed ma
in the desire of the American public
20 support thiS tvnically American
Industry by the purchase OF only
American toys for their children was
evidenced in the thousands and more
mes of toys shown. There are plenty
OF new toys. but no freak novelties
ana no iiimsy Simoraclts. Careful
has resulted in many novel articles
adapted to all ages and 10 both sex
The trend Of American toys is more
str4hEiy than ever toward educational
and physical development TOYS in
Guiding Juvenile athletic goods. Even
the toys for the very small children
permit Of the chiid's participation i'm
their operation. which fact marks Il
step forward In the efforts of the
members OF our industry TO supply
children with such toys. games ana
books as they really want and should
nave aS opposed TO the old SYSTEM
OF producing merely something of
momcntary attractivcncss and uuick
selling properties
Reports from the johbing trade
lnulGale' except in Isolated cases.
small accounts of stocks carried oyc-
January and February demands in
creased above demands for the sam.
months during previous years. Til.
10Y business is, on the whole abov"
normal. In 1920. following tho ioy
shortage Of 1919. the buying WAS alb
normal. hut the increased demand for
American made toys helped the deal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

ers and the trade generally. so that
the Inventories ut Che close .: 1920
We're normal. This year the buyers
have lost the frccZIe spirit Of Il year
ago and are buying more !nd!c!pusly.
Some. however. have mate what
seems u me to be u mistake in hold
ins back and placing only orders Tor
their partial estimated needs ana ex-
prcting manufacturers 10 nave goods
ready much later IN tn. season when
such backward buye;. decide that
they want them. II strikes me that
this is serious error in view OF the
fact that Wis" manufacturers must
necessarily base their production
very LARGELY upo. earl buying or
dcrs ana will therefore not h, in n
position TO fiji II large volume of be
lated orders. This might cause a
repetition ot tn" conditions caused by
IA" shortage - the oud OF 1919, Sc
TiuuSly r:ubarraSS the buycrS and
create bad market conditions for
costs are sci Tor 1921 and cannot be
changed. The bulk of his materials
Is already contracted for and pro-
ductlon plans made. All toy manu-
normal conditions as quickly aS pos
sibic for the benefit of the trade and
for the benefit OF I'll. consumer.
In 1899 manufacturers We're forced
material and labor troubles three
times between January and October.
Now In March. 1891, the price in many
lines are back to the level of the
prices of January, 1920. This reduc-
ton is based upon more favorable
present manufacturing cost prices
and estimates OF future possible low
or costs during the current year.
Il cannot at the moment think of
any industry that more carefully
studies the needs and desires Of its
ultimate consumers more closely thar
toy manufacturers. We are fortu-
nate that with the American child
there are few wilkins in playthinGs
and in the fact that the number Of
our potential customers Is constantly V
on the EOo&cvcltian increase thus in
crcasinS the demand for toys for diff
tcrvnt ages in an almost exact ratio
so that no Zine of toys is ever out of
date. Thus our trade development il,
limited only by tn" ingenuity of man
GfaCiurar% in dcviSing toys that chill
drcn OF various ages Will want: by
proper and just tariff protection from
low priced labor products abroad and
by the loyal support of the people
OF the United states in making quite
sure that the toys they buy are what
th"y seem 10 bc--Amcrican toys
There is no denying the fact that
the American manufacturers Of TOYS
are the only ones who have learned
and based their enterprises upon the
fundamental truth that America n
children demand the very best toys
producablc of the kind tnat thcn' ma
tive instincts crave in their natural
mental. physical and character de-
vclupucnt."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
THIRD and LAST TERM
At v.P.I. STARTS MONDAY
VIII Continue. Through Commences
mcEt Day, Wednesday,
,Junr ~
| Speciai 10 Nm rim.s.niSnu1.h

Especial TO Tho Times Dispatch
bl'ACk5BCRG, VA. March 10
second term examinations at the Vir-
gihia Polytechnic Institute ended to-
uay and the third and last term of
the session l92o-2l begins tomorrow
10 continue through commencement
day, w cuncSda?. June ~.
Sherwood Eddy world famous.
speaker and evangelist To students.
WIZ conduct Il tire" DAYS series of
services at V. T.. l.. beginning with
an address to the student body to-
hiSht In anticipation oi Mr.. Eddy's
NiSil the coilcg. y" has been havln,.
prayer meetings in tA- various di-
VISIONS OF barracks for the past week
anu carrying ON an intensive cam
ii'Eh Tor the promotion OF spiritual
,ii1 among the students. MIR. Eddy
VIII hold two services sunday and
morning.
Clarence 4. Miles. director of attn
lrticS. ana STANLEY H. sutton. head
coach. attended tho meeting of the
southern intercollegiate Athletic AS
SSoSia'ion at atlanta. While in At
,,anta Coach Sutton ofiiciatsd at the
'aSke,Dan tournament. which de-
oined me championship Of the south
crn division. Mr. Miles represented
V: l.. l. at the conference of south
crn colleges on athletics At this
conference changes of fur-rcaChing
iinportancc were made involving sew
er2l teams in Virginia.
, trcSiucnt julian ~ turIIISS aud
Dr. Lawrence 7. Price. of RichmonL
president of the Gcneral Alumni As
socia ti"n; viii visit the alumni chap
,Trs OF New York and Schenectady.
March - and -. returning to Vir,
Einia by way OF Newport News to
attend the meeting of the chapter
there.
An alumni chapter of V. +. l. is
now being organized at Manila. - !.
=; l.. Murphy. class Of l9lG. Is doing
In. organization work.
ne quarterly conference Of cNtcn-
SION division. experiment station and
college of agriculturr workers WAS
hcld at the college Thursday These
quarterly conferences are for the
purpose of bringing these three de-
partmcntS OF the school into closer
CO opcrat ion and 10 discuss the lines
OF work each is doing for tn. acri-
cultural Interests OF Virginia Dean
H. l.. Price. OF the College Of Agricul-
lure, presided at the meeting Thurs
day. and w. T. Moore. assistant di.
rector of the extension division. acted
as secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
JAPANESE ADVERTISING
HEIGHT OF SUPERLaTIVES
Merchants md Manufacturers DO Not
Limit Themselves Ia Mere Stu
t!Stical or PrOsy Statements.

An advertising man returned from
the Orient. declares tina, Japanese
merchants and manufacturers who
nave occasion to use printers ink.
are not disposed TO limit themselves
To mere statistical ~ prosy state
mentS concerninr the excellence &C
tncir wares. Among entertaining
pits. the traveller notices in his study
OF Japanese advertising were TIA"
following ~ translated into English.
Our silks and SatinS are as smooth
as Il iady's check and colorcd with
the perfection Of Natures r.i,o ~. +"
} The print q. our books Is as clear
aS finest crystal. the matter as
charming as a singing girl"
Goods from our store are dis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
EMRICO CARUSOS RISE NOT
DUE TO HIS VOICE ALONE
Worlds Famous Tenor
Has Interesting Career

lS7S-Born February - ut Ma
pies. Italy
iSSi-At age OF ii began sing
ing IN churches OF Naples.
iS?i-Began three ycars' study
under Gue!iclmo Vcrgine. plcdg-
ing to his teacher omc-quar.er of
his earnings during first five years
Of his professional career in pay
mcn,.
lSai-Madc his debut at Nuovo
Thcatcrs. Naples. In "L'Am!co
Francesca"
9i-l?oS-Toured Italy ana
Sicily. sang IN all capitals Of i3u-
rope.
ieO3-Madc his dcbu, in "Rigo-
ict;o" at the metropolitan opera
House. New York.
lalS- Married Dorothy Park
Benjamin. prominent New York
society girl
Among Caruso's mos; famous
vehicles have been: Aida" "Rig-
olct;c," 'G.Africainc." La 10
hcme." la E'avorita," LA som
nanbula." LA Traviata." Les
Huguenots,' Fedora" ".Adrienne
Lccouvrour." "Caval.cri Eus;ica-
ma" III Pagliacci," "L'Amorc dci
IRE Re" Marta" "l:Elisir
dAmore." 'MamUn I.escaut."
Madame Butterfly" Lucia iii
Lanmcrmoor," la Gioconda," al
Trovatorc." Don Giovanni" LA
Tosca." Faust Julien" &c
prophetic" Carmen" Samson ct
Della"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Winter Garden Celebrates

The Winter Garden will celebrate
its tenth anniversary tomorrow. since
IL was opened by the Mcssrs. Lee and
J. j. Shubcrt. March 90. 1911, 1t has
achieved conspicuous place in the
theatrical history OF New York In
deed tho Winter Garden has become
Internationally recognized as a
broadway Institution. In the ten
Years that have elapsed since the
huge playhouse at the corner OF Fif-
neth street and Broadway was opened
10 the public many significant charges
have taken place in the theatrical
map. New thcatcsS have risen. New
stars have appeared upon the horizon
New managers and playwrights have
been introduced.
The Winter Garden. however, CON
t!nn"s TO present the same kind OF
observation-disclosures and prc,cn-
tious cXtravagaHzas and revues-
with which II opened its doors The
MesSrs. Shubert continue To scour the
ends OF the earth in search OF novel
TIES ana artists. And il is "A we'll
established fact that more foreign ar-
lists have been introduced 10 America
through the medium OF the Winter
harden than at any other thcatcr in
ms country. Meanwhile those stars
Who have built up an enormous ropu-
larity ana prestige in Winter Garden
productions are continuously pre-
ilii !lsi We the tTHur
mark OF this institution.
The Winter Garden has served time
ana again as the temporary home of
most of the best known comedians
ana dancers on the American stage.
\ roster OF its personnel since March
20. 1911, is very Who's Who Of
inc thcai"r. Exceptional thlen, In
such diversified fields as singing
HanciAG and gro;esque comedy has
nccn discovered and developed there.
~ 1dinS dancers ana singers of the
English rcnch and Russian thcatcr,
nave appeared there at one time or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
CHAMPION GIRL MAILER
HESlTATES TO MARRY
Miss ANNA Hurtnru. of New York
says Greatest Ambition Is to Sue
cccd in Her Work.

NEW YORK. March l9.-Miss Anna
Intelligent says her ambition is to
succeed IN her work and then, If she
~ carried away by 4 superman. she
is quite willing 10 cndcavor To make
as much OF a success of matrinOny
as She has OF her job But she isn't
twiddling her thumbs during the i'm
tcrval. She uses both her thumbs, all
Of her fingers. both arms and Il full
days work every day TO wrap Cosmo-
p6litan Magazine. She holds the rec
ord. Geo magazines a day.
"Conc"ntratiou docs it," Anna said
in answer to a question. Any girl
who Is silly enough Ia think of men
VIII never accomplish much. You
have TO pat every BIT Of energy in
your work and speed mp like a racing
automobile Ike my job. It's more
inn thnn Understanding"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
PARIS DESIGNERS PUT
BAN ON MANNHEIM 5
Customers Are Invited Ia Try Gowns
on Themselves vt Spring
OpcninSS.

fARiS. March, l9.-No mannikins
were present when Anne Montaillc. OF
IN" fiac" Ncndonc, Paris. opened for
the spring season with vivid new
fashions IN frocks and capcs.
Instead, customers were invited to
try on the gowns themselves. Among
those who paraded thus was tn"
Countess Of Montmorcncy, well known
in New York society, who bought
eight gowns and a fur cape.
Serge costumes were trimmed with
beads, bits OF leather. cut steel orna-
mentS. while the beauty wondow"
was the sole note visible as a hold
over from last years season.
Skirts this year are an inch longer,
but closely drHpcd TO show the grace
full lines of the figure. Knitted gowns
for evening wear, fitting the form al
most as closely as Il bathing suit,
We're among the innovations ut a
Champs ElysccS opening. Wide saShcs,
brilliant cOlors and extreme decol-
lctc We're other characteristics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
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WATER AID LIGHTS SHORT
Eicrtri" Advertisements Are Pro-
limited ana street Car Hours
Shurlrr I'm VI, (ii>

cfty Ias hocn inrrTin.r for wrn t's
from shor;ag" of water and light
owing 10 an unusually long dry sea
son. Water and street lighting have
been loncd. electric advertisements
prom "!l"d Hud The street ears
stopped from midnight to Il o'clock
IA" ucwspaprrs say the city is fac
ms tn" most severe dry season in it's
history, ANA that unless heavy rains
com" its waite" supply VIII he en-
hauStcd by Ia. middle OF April
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
LEGISLATION WILL
EXTEND EARLY EDUCATION
sixteen states Busy on Measure.
Making IL Compulsory to
Establish NindcrEnrtcns.

According 10 the National Kinder
Car;cn Association, the following
states are working for Legislation
which makes ii compulsory Tor
school officials to establish kinder
gart"ns whcr" a reasonable number
OF parents petition for them:
Connecticut. Delaware. Georgia.
Illinois. Iowa, kansas. Missouri. New
Jersey, New York. Ohio. rcnnsyiva :
mia, Tennessee. Utah, Virginia West
Nirrin!a. Wisconsin
Tn. kindergarten bill has just been
introduced into the New York Leg
isiatur" for the third time. -Four
years ago this hill passed the AS
<cmhlN unanimously. but was held IN
IN the Senate because OF III" ccono-
MI demands of tho war. Last Year
II passed the Senate unanimously az
ter thorough caring by the III
rance Committee. II was lost in the
Assembly. however. by being buried
IN the Rules Committee during the
IAN NJ the closing days of the SEES
sion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
NEWSPAPER IN RHYME WAS
UNIQUE PARIS PUBLICATION
Muse IIistorfuuc for Fifteen Years
Was Issued Weekly by
4.IucuucS I,Ouct

The most amusing and original
newspapers, ever urintad was the Muse
litstor,auc, or jacques I.orc,. which
Tor nftccn years. froin 1850 to iGG5.
was issued weekly in Paris. II WAS
written entirely in rhyme, hui un =
uHrtook TO cover all Of the local
news of the week. every class OF sub
lsctS being dealt with in verse. gone
good.
Lorct was his own reporter going
about the city for news and wei
coined. although doubtless some
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

owned group OF nourishing hotels
IN the Black Forrest. from which he
used to draw about $4,000 IA year:
fihg Peter. of Servia. before the
war ran several siupS In Belgrade,
ihcluaing the most fashionable hair
dressing establishment In the capt.
tnl. ana the cS-kaiser in addition to
running n pottery. Il brewery, and n
i OF teanships. mad large hold
inss in several German thentrrs and
opera houses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20
Girls Save Your Hair!
Make 1t Abundant!

Immediately after n "Dandcrine'
massage. your hair takes on new NE.
luster and wondrous beauty, appear
Ing twice as heavy and plentiful. be
cause each hair seems to nun AMI
thickcn. Don't let your hair stay
lifcicss. colorlcss. plain or scragG!y.
You. too. want lots OF long. strong.
beautiful hair.
35-ccnt bottle OF delightful Dan
dcrinc" frcshcns your SCALP checks
dandrun and Calling hair. This slim
uiatinS "bcauty-tonic" gives 10 thin.
dun. fading hair that youthful bright
ness and abundant thickness. All
druggists.-hdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

patched with the sw.ftncss Of ball
from the mouth OF cannon"
PARCELS done up with such tender
care as Il good wife bestows upon
Il worthy husband"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

moro at the Metropolitan. but Il few>
days later cold which he contracted
developed into plcur.sy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-20

another No wonder the Winter Car
den is acclaimed u broadway in
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