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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cnugcll or TIn2 NAzAEG$g ,,,'' Wet
SON postor tisi south trenton Sunda
school at 10. preaching az ~ aud 30
young people at G.it. Wcdnosiay prayer
meeting 80. Bible study class Friday ~
so.
-. cmuncu OF GOD rifth and Madison,
r. II hhlpman. pastor sunday school az
people At g. Thursday evening prayc
meeting 80. sewing circle mocta Wed
nesday afternoon at church
cry MISSION eio EAST First Ser.
stein. also evening services at so on
Tuesday. Thufsday aud Saturday,
FIRST CIWHCu or CHRIST District
courtroom Ne. l. courthouse O. u. La
Eronc elder nsago 62S7.J. Hible school =
preach ovcry second ana fourth SUNDAY
each month at II and 2 80.
LATTER DAY SAiNrs pcorgnni1eS
church of ChrlsD-C T. sheppard. pas
tor. Route L. IIoN 10. sunday school a.
lux "wednesday At 3. tcligi' Friday at
ASSEMBLY or Gop - Firm aud
SSl' East iro.,en SS""GGa .snoo]' "S ','S and npc
srryl,o A. II. cvaneelbtc at 30, young
%. '
NoHTU TULSA CoMMuNtrY unterdc-
Notthmurrlsud addition sunday school az
10 prru,hiuE ut 30 aui hy supply
Prayer w,otiug Wednesday evening Iiuls
study Friday.
SEVENTH DAY ApyuNrIsT si,tD
and Madison ,rcutroI Park. u v. paNc
pastor saturday s'r,t.r. sabbath school
. $3.50. ultHluNtrN volunteers at :. rr"A
rus At a. suuluy preaching at % m
sCIrNcr TRuru cENTER Eyery
W"'no.l'y ni ana y nH -, nome 9'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
NI'TIsT.

FIRST BAPTIST Fourth mud Clnen.
mott, The Noarcst church" w. o. And"r-
intendont int nh,c school 10. il. v = u.
at 6.l5. Worehp at 10 80 and linsi.
ness mona Bible class at $3.50. Morning
sermon "Ihr bIEErst Buslurss on Earth
evening, "Nha' Has ho church f"t
Nscd ''
EMANUEL Second and Rockford, g..
Suer pastor u IT, Monto'la.. iln'in5GllHSi
secretary. Pastors phone, oshgo $500
study IN church. osnrc $3.50. Hihlc school
p.t5i unions ESQ. Sunbeams 2 30. Preach
ing at ~ ana go Training department
NOGALEs ANENuE--Fltst aud Nogaies.
" A. Todd pastor. sunday school ana
preaching begins ai 10 nnl '''S's at
81 80. evening preaching at s.
KENDAI.L -- sixth and birmingham,
= NJ slugFs, pastor. Sunday school At
10 n Y T.. o.. ut Z, PREACHING at ~
aud hy pastor I.ndioa' missionary
Prayer meeting Thursday c,oniug.
srRINGpALT- Lowis and Warrington.
ono milo north ~ ftitrtnnndT 81 IT,
Ceunady, missionory.. sundey school sstt
20 young people at. q Services ct II 90
hy gospel team OF First church.
&uurH TRENTON MISSION Trenton
ANA Independence u1gwerly lihsNcN1 g.
Nv Hr,. ". 81. Nudgrsou. with music by
Imwanuol eugrra Don't fad to nuond.
j.. tbuuudy. missionary.
oID TIME MISSION AIRY .. Ell South
school q.ts Services pt - and s rra}cr
meeting Thursday u go rn.
WEST TULSA Wrt. Ju''n w. II
owen pastor null south Olympia, nsne'
$3.50 w.. sunday school az 10. Preaching
hs uau'.r uf 60
,,g>loE c@Mmr%rry E'tn'n o,.,'', en-.
suuaay School D .5' rrr,rhiur ID ana s
rHrr VIII r>rrlsr. Norh uuc'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
HOW Did YOH LeaCe the Trail?

l'V TORY.
Tho fable goes that "A rich mans
servant owned q plot of ground In
low and rather swampy location.
one day whto tho servant Was at
work I'm his garden building a dam
to keep back the flood waters, his
master rode up and asked his sorry
ant why he wasted his time building
u dam that would not withstand the
floods strength. The servant looked
up uud said "Nca. master, II iS true
that my dam win not stop an the
flood but IL will stop some Of II and
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

n concrete exposition o. b
Is that there IL nothing '
yet. At the white house
was revealed that thcr, ,4.
plan for an association ,. -..,,...
The actual framing OF suan .. '...
ciation Is held a matter .t ts,,.
The main thing, it was c,..,..'+-
was to get the nation c1mI...1,.h
an idea. '..'1 %
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26
BEER BILL PASSES MONDAY
Believes Measure Preventing T..
sale as Medicine VIII ga t,,. 'H

WASHINGTON, juno s- r..
WillIs-Campbell bill. rrcy,r.., Il
eale of beer as a ms1.-. ogg
probably pass the houe. .r ,t.,
day, republican l,,I.. dam
stated today at the N.... .....
following a confcrou.e Nrl ,t,
president.
Mondell also predicted .lt ..,.
ferees will report out a ....,
mcnt resolution giving 'ln p-...I'e,
more latitude In calling t....,.,.
ment conference than Wa. ..I4.t
BY the Bofah resolution ....H tr
the senate. The house lr.,..n
calls FOR the consideration .. F'
new tariff legislation un g.N ~
Mondell stated.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

ALI Surir ruIh"u h.I.frrIum.
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

Mrs Josephine Storey White will
present her pupil, Misc Dorothy
Taylor of Sapulpa in recital at the
library on Thursday evening at s:l5
o'clock. assisted by Miss Marjorie
CorriEan, reader. Miss Taylor, It
will hc remembered. won the gold
medal at Norman this year in the
state music contest and has an un-
usually beautiful dramatic soprano
voice. She 10 the daughter Of MIR
and Mrs e. e. Taylor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

Sc 'fi'.d. w.l be presented i'm three
rI.u.U4 az four u,rf.rpanc,s cu,h
pY ,... ....,....a .. fifv.
-.
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A. o, .. ~. 49, - and lj IN" j."
r,art AZ tho work Of Professor
.,........ 10 r.t., ~, tt,,...rd uni
'N A"d VIII hr d'i''''i 'N "''''
assisted y Humo well known spc-
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MOST r'E'.i ant ""A'. N'''",'7 ~ .'.
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II''' appeared IN i,'lld' u'slaS
evening ht ne Ilor'ry "l .
"' ,hr i'l'o"lht protI IN uvlIls
tth"'l'u IN '"HIl' 'I". VIII" ~"
) i,.tlI''y' ii'l'n Oman ana [.''ano' ,.l,',.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

Dorothy Frances Scott, Dorothy
virginia killion and Gladys Stamm
Will appear in piano recital Thurs
day evening, Juno 80. at : o'clock
at the residence studio Of Mr.. Ernest
Praug Stamm. East King street.
Patrons and friends viii be present.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

the man below mo will not suffer so
much The master replied WHY
should you waste your time and
strength for another man to profit
hy?' "Wcl," said the servant.
"men above me have built dams and
they hay" kept some OF the great
torrents back and go ! am grateful
and am building this dam for the
people below"
And 80. old scout are YOU building
. dam across the valley 10 keep back
the tloodWater's hardships that may
como 10 the scouts who follow S0u'
somebody marked the trail for you.
Some thoughtful scout thought of
he did his best TO make the way
easier. They lrft the trail better by
far than they found it How about
YOU Mn Scout? We say, how about
YOU?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

This gentleman further demands
that you must write like q gentleman
in the future or your l,'t"rs viii hr
unopened lie states that you must
us" gold bonded Uatiouaric and
write ON a typWritor cpufrivauoo.
Never address him as Gpbo any
moro, lie is Mr.. Winklor In the tu-
turc.
/ might explain those rulos as due
10 the fact that MIR Wuklcr fen air
tu 10000 dollars which formerly
belonged 40 his second cousin - uncle
MIR. Ninkler VIII take up travelling
In a very short time aud VIII visit
you in state.
Hoping that you comprehend our
situation we remain
Yours nrlsucIItiUally.
GABRIEL HAM WINKIEH.
IiN Iusrnh ShlEhnrk. | l.. u.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-26

Seventy-five per cent ot tnu nickel
OF the world comes from Canadian
mines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27

Women Assail Agencies
Usurping Laws Powers

Especial to The Timcs-Dispatchl
LYNCIiBURG. VA, Aug. 20
Resolutions urging the suppress
sion OF clandcStinc agencies and
associations which seek to usurp
prerogativcs OF the law; CON
dcmning the activities of all or
CARNATIONS whose motives ar.
To "ngcndcr class. race or religious
antaHonism. and deplorinE the use
OF schools. courthouse and other
public buildings for their ..mcc:-
inGr. were passed this afternoon
hy the board OF directors Of the
League OF Women Voters OF vir-
einia. which held "a quarterly sos
zion here.
Many resolutions were passed,
Intended to further socia! welfare
by legislation and To emphasize tn.
ali-partisan nature az the league
which. II WAS repeatedly pointed
ont. desires its members TO af-
iiiatc with one or the other of
the Nir. Et.tnlitical parties.
The Tdte set for the annual CON
vcntion Is the second week in
January In Richmond during the
a"ssion OF the Legislature. \
number OF changes were made In
pmmittcc assignments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
GIVES TIP ON STOLEN
CAR, IS ARRESTED
Worth Newport News MINI Held on
Charge at GRIND
l.arrcnH.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Aug. 2G.-
Hair an hour after he applied for tho
reward for the recovery %: Il Dodg"
automobile stolen f.ou Roy Charles
several days ago. Frank Earle, IL
North Newport News. was formally
charged with grand larceny in con
Ucctiou with the theft.
Earle stated to the police that he
saw the statement .. Mr.. Charles
seeking the lost automobii. and of
tered reward for it's recovery. He
stated taht he was in need 81 III.
money and went in search Tor tho
ear, finding IL in a shed near Hilton
Village. Immediately after the polio"
recovered the car on the strength 81
Earlc's Tip" the man went 10 the
uiiiC" OF My. Charles, at the Cole To-
hacco Company. where he was par
italy identified as the man who drov"
OF With the car. according to Dctec-
,ivc-Sergcant Plat, who arrested the
man after investigating the case this
morning.
The automobile was recovered 10y
Inspector johnson and Detective
Sergeant, Price. who followed Earlc's
UP" to Hilton village, where they
found the car in good condition wits
All equipment intact.
The automobile was stolen from IN
front OF the Cole Tobacco Company'S
offices AT Twcnty-fourth and Wash
ington Avenue on Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
MARVIN GROVE TRAINING
SCHOOL GREAT SUCCESS
Third Session Declared Great.
cst Success in History of
Its Work.
ISncclal 10 INC 1,ilncs. nisnntch.l

i',p''lhl' to nc lllncS- IBIS patch.
iiEATiSNiLLE, VA, Aug. eG.-The
Marvin Grove Training School for
sunday School Workers, in it's ,hird
session at Marvin Grove Camp. was
more successful this year than either
oi the former years.
Miss Ethel Smithcrs. elementary
superintendent. OF the Virginia Con-
ference. super.ntcndcd tn. work Of
the school and taught class in
Devotional Life"
Miss Charlotte Stoaklcy. dean Of
blackstone College. taught Life in
the Making"
X. NJ. White. pjastor of Pace Me-
mortal Church. Richmond. taught
organization and Administrations"
Or. Hall Can;cr. Of Randolph Mason
College. taught the Life OF Christ"
Thirty-hvc certificates were award
ed. The school has grown constant
ly and il is being more and more
appreciated by the Rappahannock
district. II has this record Of being
the first rural training school held
IN Southern Mcthodism.
sunday school institute will be
held at licathsv!llc, September 7.
j. III. Montgomery and Miss Ethel
Smithcrs. trained workers Of the Vir-
ginia Conference. will be present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
WONDERFUL GAIN
IN WEIGHT MADE:
Young Woman Only Weighed
76 Pounds Now Weighs
Over 100, and Is Gnin-
ing Every Day.

"Reforc began taking Tanlac |
only weighed IS pounds. now
weigh over one hundred. AID am gain
ing every day said Miss Laliuc
Davis. OF Chattanooga. Tenn
IL bought my first bottle Of Tanlac
at Gas city. Ind. and it helped mo
50 much that | continued using 1t.
| have always been very delicate and
suffered Il great deal from stomach
trouble and rheumatism rarely
ever had any appetite and simply
could not relish anything. fell OF
until only weighed &c pounds and
was so thin | looked perfectly awful.
This is the condition | was in when /
began taking Tanlac.
"Oh. I feel so different now. Even
my complexion is improved. My APP
petite is good. and ! can hardly get
enough TO eat. Tanlac is simply
grand. and I can truthfully say that
it is the only medicine that has ever
done me any good"
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug co. and the Grant Drug
TO. and leading druggists every
whcrc.-Advcrtiscm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
STATEMENT IS ISSUED
BY COLONEL KERLIN
Declares Had Been No Hint Of
Resignation Before Action
Of Board Meeting.
Especial TO The Timcs- Disnnt..

iSpcC!al 10 Inc Times DiSpdtcI.l
LEXINGTON. VA. Aur sG.-
Colonel Robert r. Kcrlin. Of Tao ii,-
Iinia Military Institute facultv. when
ped today about the correctness %
The statement in IL Richmond dis
patch appearing in the I.yuchhurr
News Of Wednesday. that the board
visitors AT it's juno meeting "sus-
pended action with the understand :
ne that he would refrain from such
activities Gntcr-raciaD i'm the fu-
turc. said Their" was absolutely no
basis for such Il statement.
The question OF his future ac,iyi-
ties. he said. was not raised. no
promise was asked. none given" con.
tinucd Colonel Kcrlin. There could
have been no such understanding.
FOR the matter was not mentioned
then or AT any other time. The board
at it's June meeting declined by rcso-
luton to, hear mo make any state
mcnt regarding my past activities. I
requested the opportunity as an act
Of justice. but was refused
Furthcrrnorc. no mention Of rcsir-
4 ,i"n. no hint Of such. was made to
by the board or any member Of IL
TIL they handed me their resolution
ia Richmond. August 90. AZ for the
Michigan alumni's action of dlsap-
prevail. they saw only Il newspaper
report of some sentences from my
address in Detroit. The part Of that
address which set forth with praise
the efforts of the white South in in
i"r-racial matters. was not quoted nv
the Detroit papers, and the alumni
of Michigan had no knowledge of the
address in its entirety"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
NEGRO RAIDS 6 HOMES
IN GHENT DISTRICT
Citizens of Norfolk's Most Exclusive
Residential Section Iinpny
Over His Arrest.

Especial to The Times Disnatch.l
NORFOLK. VA, Aug. 26.-With tho
arrest Of John Davis, negro. residents
Of Client. Norfoik's most exclusive
residential section. can breathe n sign
Of relief. For some time there have
been number Of robbcricS in Client.
and on more than one occasion men
and women have rushed into the
street in their night clothes after
a burglar scare "a; some neighbours
house.
Davis. in police court Friday. ad-
mit;cd he was responsible for six
rnbbcrics in Client. He said he was
responsible for "A robbery committed
AZ the home of 4. Stein. 1921 Boissc-
van Avenue. Monday afternoon. Arm
cd with knife. he drove Stein out
OF his own house and stole watch
and chain. He also said he had rob
bed five other houses.
Davis is known as n bad man, and
has served several terms in Jail and
the pcnitcntiary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
lose THEIR PLACES
ON NORFOLK FORCE
Two Officers, Admitting False
Swearing, Are Recommended
by Chief for Dismissal.

Special To The Times Dispa,chl
NORFOLK. VA, Aug. 2G.-Having
admitted swearing falsely In police
court when arraigned on the charge
Of gambling, the dismissal OF Patrol
men K. T. Long and W. II. Dalby
from the force has been recommends
"a by chief OF Police Borlanri
The two men were caught In "a
raid on the Hague Hotel several days
ago. In police court they testified
that they went "a. the place to raid
II and were just about to put the
men found there under a,r.st when
the vice squad. headed by Detective
Moore. came into the piaC and put
everybody under arrest.
Testimony at the hearing Of the
charges against Ions; and Daiby by
police trial board yesterday afternoon
is being transcribed from the stcnor-
rhphcr's notes. ana along with the
recommended ion. VIII be placed in
the hands OF the director of public
safety as soon an 1t * completed.
The case was so complete that
feel no hcs!tancy in making public
the findings OF the board before they
are signed" said Chief Borland to-
day. There is no place IN the de-
partmcnt for men who will leave their
beats 10 violate the law ana then tes-
tify falsely in police court. Their
value az officers is destroyed and their
"aths as witnesses would not he takon
seriously after confessions they made
yesterday.
while ! believed the statements
Of Sergeant Moore and Detective
Luck last Monday morning when they
testified that Long and Dalby We're
gambling with eight other men In
room in the Hague Hotel on sun
DAY morning. was as much sur
priscd az anybody when Long admit
tod that he and Daily were in the
room and that the mon we're shoot
ing dice. I don't believe any one az
the trial board hearing had any ink
ling that euch a confession was to
be made"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
HARRLSONBURG FIRElUEN WIN
TWO PRIZES AT LEXINGTON
Frcc-For-Al Contest Is Captured by Llray in 20 Is
Seconds Thousands Line Streets TO
Watch Races

ondS: second prize. sI5. Covington
20 10 seconds: third prize. $50, New
port News. - seconds. The other
teams ran as follows: wayncsborv
"a 30 seconds; Shenandoah. 29i- Ii
seconds: !iarrisonbUrg and Stauntor
tiZzicd.
One hundred yard dash: First. sos
liarrisonburE; second. sl5, Newport
News; third 81. Luray.
The decorated place of busl-
ness: First prize. $50. won by Cor
rcll Drug Company: second. $50.
Kockbridgc Wholesale Company.
Ideal weather prevailed during tn.
convention. IL is estimated that fully
500 bremen were in Lexington for
tho convention.
T.. *. Lands. state secretary. OF
Pulaski voiced the sentiment Of tho
visiting bremen when he said that
at no previous convention had the
hospitality to visitors exceeded that
extended by Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
CHAMBERLIN'S LOSS
SENDS FLEET NORTH
tdmIrni N"tininn Tells business Mrn
treason for Change Of iicnd-
QunrtcrH.

NEWPORT NEWS VA, Aug. %
Destruction OF the Chamb.rlin Hotel
IS direct, responsible" for the At
lantic Fleet abandoning HAMPTON
Roads rs headquarters. according To
Admiral Hugh Rodman. cv,nmandant
OF the Firm Naval District, The al
miral made this statement yestcr-
day TO Il delegation Of Norfolk bust
ness men. who asked him If there
was any truth 10 the report that the
attitude Of Norfolk business houses
vas responsible for the lice, making
KS headquarters in New York.
This report is SO absurd on the
facc OF it,. Admiral Rodman said.
tina, do not consider that II
merits an investigations. There are
more desirable at this tim" as a
point of the officers and ncn. For
On. thing, since the Chambcrl!n Hotel
was burned. there has been no con.
TcnI.ut!y located hotel !or the Sac
rommoiation OF the fleet personnel
ana their relatives. The comfort an.
the convenience OF the officers and
men have To be considered II we are
10 maintain the navy morale.
In this connection, ! can say how
ever. that the feet will necessarily
u;!uuo - com. to iiappion Roads
naval base. as this is the principa!
coa.iuE AMI supply point for the ilcct.
This base probably Will be used more
extensively in the future than in the
past"
Admiral Rodman told the business
representatives that modern resort
hotel wuuld do great deal toward
making Hampton Roads more popu-
lar with the navy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
Relief worker. ON for nu.,In.

l.YNCHBIRG. w, Aug.f 26.-J.
Rivcs Childs, of Washington. mas
notified his parents, MIR. and Mrs. j..
W. Childs here. OF his hurried de-
parture from Paris to Riga. for
food relief work there. He was in
Paris on government mission. the
nature OF which had not been dis
closed here, when ne decided 10 leave
FOR Riga MIR Childs was decorated
by the Jugo- Slavic govcrnmcn, in
1919, for work in relief i'm the Bal
kans under Herbert Hoover. lie is
associated now with the Washington
bureau OF the Associated Press, and
was on leave OF absence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
[ Snccial tn .rhn rinn. nin...,

special to The Times Dispatch.
i'iiA lNGTON. VA. Aug. 2G.--Thc
thirty-hfth annual convention Of tn.
Virginia state Fircmcn's Association
was brought to "a close today with
'he reel races. The streets were lined
with several thousand spectators. The
contests were pulled off on MaiU
street. in the business section. ana
for several hours all bushes. w,s
suspended for the races. Following
"cr" the results Of the reel races:
First prize. with custody of Assoc
cation trumpet and si50. uarrison-
burg, ~ 30 seconds: second prizc
S'5. Luray. % seconds: third prize
$40. CovinEton, 2G2-j seconds Tn.
other teams finished ae follows: New
port News. 81 seconds: Shenandoah
81 90 seconds: Wayncsboro. 3. As
seconds: stanton. 20 3-5 seconds
me worlds race. or frcc-for-all
contest. ended as follows:
First prize. $3.50. i.uray. 2GI-5 sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
FOR TIRED, ACHING
EEET-QUYCK RELIEF
RetD method keeps feet in
perfect condition

Just plunge those tender, pain
ing feet into bowl Of warm water.
Work up thick lathcr with Blue
jay Foot Soap. How soothing!
1t brings instant relief to jangling
nerves. 1t prevents swelling, cx-
cessive perspiration and itching.
Then massage the aching muscles
with cooling, soothing Blue-jay
Foot Relief, penetrating balm.
Then apply that delightful anti
septic dcodorant. Bluc-jay Foot
Powder. Your feet will feel fine.
Write for free booklet = THE
Proper Care OF the Feet'-to Bauer
d Black, Chicago.
Your druggist has
Blue=jay
Foot Treatment
Keeps feet feeling fine
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC,
AT DREWRYS BLUFF
Chesterfield Farmers Hear Practical
Talks TN Health md Or
gnniZntIOn.

Especial To The Times -DiSpatcnI
DREW RVS BI.CEF. VA. AUX. %.
ON Wednesday the annual COM
mmntty picnic was given 10y the
hrewrys Bluff Farmers Club.
y large crowd from various parts
of the county was present and par
took OF the usual picnic dinner and
forty gallons OF Brunswick stew
prepared by the veteran stew build
cr: G. W. Dunnavnnt
Mr.. Rate. OF the state Health De-
partmcnt. was present and delivered
a practical address. Colonel Il. Nor
gan Shepherd. of Ashland. spoke on
The Importance of Organization"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-27
NEW PULLMAN
SERVICE

Effective August 2Sth. Atlantic
Coast Line will operate through
Pullman ear, without change. to
Augusta and Macon. Ga. leaving
Richmond GAO p. NJ. daily, arriv-
ing Augusta 1920 a. NJ, Macon
3:35 T.. NJ. This is the quickest
and best schedule to these and
intermediate points. For Pullman
reservations, address Consolidated
Ticket Office. $40 IL. Main. ST.. or
W. w. Robertson. u. +. A., 50i
Mutual Building. Phone Ran. 565I.