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Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
NORMAL SCHOOL
 DEFEATS TEMPE .HY SEVEN TO ONE.
League Standing

Saturday afternoon on the Normal athletic field Tempe High and Tempe Normal crossed bats for the second time this season. And while the high school played a good game the Nor nal boys were too much for them. Turner playing centerfield for the nigh school played very good de- fensive game. Captain Capps of the Normal team cracked out the longest drive which has been seen on the Normal grounds this season; it was a circuit G~lash and unfortunately for the Noru al no one was on base. Pat terson eitched another excellent game succeeding in striking out thirteen batsmen and allowing just three hits, one of which was of the scratch or der. This is the fifth time out of six starts that Patterson has famed thir- teen men in nine innings.
 The Normal kept their record clear of defeats, which includes nine vic tories. The game scheduled for next Friday with Phoenix High however, promises to be a real game. Phoenix High has suffered defeat as many times as they have been victorious 'tis true; but you can depend upon this school putting up a stellar brand of ball, when they play Tempe Nor nal next Friday afternoon oa the Normal grounds.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
T|GERSDEFEAT| SENATORS 8 TO2;' OOUGHNUT BOYS. SHOWING GLASS;

Salazar defeated Haldiman's Sena- tors at Eastlake Park yesterday af- ternoon by the score of to l. The and held the hardhitting Senators to 2 bingles and sent II men to the bench with strikeouts. The Senators were unable to solve his delivery, us mig their reserve supply of pinch hit ters and switching players until the whole team was used in the lineup. On the other hand the Tigers got to Heflin for two hits and three runs in six innings, Dick retiring in favor of Oche, a new product of the bushes. Oche did not fare as well as Heflin,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
BRAVES CONFIDENT

GALVESTON, Texas, April SIX pressing optimism over his teams chances in the forthcoming pennant race in the National league race
 Manager Mitchell and his Boston Braves broke training camp today and left tonight for New Orleans
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
FRENCH RUNNERS SAIL

PARIS, April 3-Four runners who will take part in the international relay races at the University of Pennsylvania meet will sail for thu United States Saturday.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
Chambers Transfer
 Defeats Rail Team

The Chambers Transfer baseball team repeated yesterday morning. defeating the Arizona Eastern nine Il to 1.
 Cordova, pitching for the baggage wreckers, struck out 19 men and all lowed four little bingles in the nine frames.
 Hinkle and Dell worked for the A. E. team and Cordova and Gerald worked in the Chambers Transfer ha fforv
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04

IOtalS .5U l
 Summary: Two base hits, Fogal, Miller, Patterson, Austin, Hanson. Home run, Capps. Sacrifice hits, Voelckel. Bases on balls of Lukin, 3; off Patterson, 8. Struck out by Lukin, 4; by Patterson. 13. Umpire Wafford. Scorer, Geo. E. Cooper.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
popGERs FEAT TANKS
mAckMEN BEAT MOBILE

At Mobile. R. H. b MoDlle, southern Batteries: Harris and Walker; El- lis. Fulton and Pondhu.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
CARDS DEFEAT BROWNS

At St. Louis. R. H. E. St. Louis Nationals ...... 3 6 St. Louis Americans ...... 3 6
 Batteries: May and Clemens. Shocker and Severeid.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
SENATORS TAKE CHATTANOOGA

At Chattanooga. ii. E. Washington Americans =. 8 Chattanooga, Southern =. l
 Batteries: Mogridge, Acosta and erottem; Boone, Noel and Neider- korn, Graham.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04

LEWIS AND LONDOS APRIL 13
 CHICAGO, April 3.-Ed (Stran- gler" Lewis, worlds wrestling cham pion, has been matched to meet Jim Londos here April 13,
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04

where the team will begin its series of exhibition games as it goes north
 ward for the opening of the season
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
WAFFLE IRONS

Piece of salt pork or brush dipped in melted fat will grease the wa file iron
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
PIRATES RUN AWAY IN

Pittsburg Nationals ......1S 19 0 Wichita Falls .... 10 2
 Batteries Hamilton, Finn and Skiff: Ruth, Hudspeth and Bischoff.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
l3 Teams Start
 In Chicago Six
 Day Bike Grind

CHICAGO, April 3-The spring six day bicycle race with 13 teams rep resenting countries of Europe and Mama Chatga, began tonight.
 Three sets of sprints will be held in each "A hour period and the final hour Saturday night will be sprints, each being one mile in length.
 Teams starting, with the city or county of each rider, were:
 Kaiser and Eaton. claimant to the worlds championship, New York.
 Madden -Magin, United States win- ners of the last six-day race here, New York.
 Hill Spencer. United States-Can- ada.
 Horan- -Fitzsimmons. Ireland
 Lorenz- Webber, Germany.
 Corry- McBeath, Australia
 Hanley- Kockler, San Francisco Chicago.
 Maddona- Bollo, Italy
 Kavanaugh-K Keller, United States.
 Stein Gaffney, Brooklyn.
 Reliens-D. Graves, Belgium.
 OSterSitter-Ryan, Berlin Dublin
 Konsky- Walker, Bohemia T sma- mia.
 TIGERS WIN
 At. Dallas. R. H. E.. Detroit Americans ....... 8 10 1 Batteries: Leonard, Southland and Bassler; Manion; Swartz, c. Hill and Wirth.
 GIANTS TRIM MEMPHIS
 At Memphis R. H. E. New York Nationals. .....11 Is 4 Memphis ................ 5 8 4 Batteries: Sallee and Gaston; Zah- nizer, Nemitz and Hunglin, Dowie
 PHILLY HAS cINcH
 At Camp Jackson, s. c. k. h E Philadelphia Nationals ... 8 12 0 Rochester Internationals. 0 C Batteries: Meadows. Betts. Weinert Dd Peters, Boniface, Whitaker and Ross.
 CUBS TAKE TWO (Morning game) At Oakland Calif. R. H. E. Chicago Nationals ..... g T 1 Oakland .................. Ii l Batteries: Hanson. Bailey and Daily; Siebold. Vim. Kersten and Mitze.
 (Afternoon game) At San Francisco. R. H. E. Chicago Nationals ....10 16 1 1 San Francisco ....... .... 8 Batteries: Alexander, Weaver and O'Farrell; Crumpler, F1aserty and Agnew.
 PARIS, April Egg and Seres to- day won the six-day bike race. They 1 covered 3735 kilometers 75 metres. Aertz and Spiessens finished sec opd and T1lpIIy md MiO1Ipl third
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
BLUES DEFEAT cINcY

At Kansas City. R. H. E. Kansas City .............. 2 Cincinnati Nationals ...-. 10 3
 Batteries: Williams. Lambert and Lamb. Brock; Rixey, Fisher and Win go; Hargrave.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
FORT woRTH TRIM sox

At Fort Worth. R. H. F. Chicago Americans ..... Fort Worth ....... 4 6
 ratterie~' McWeeney and Schalk Yarvan; Wachtel. Whitaker and Ha- worth.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
STILL CHAMPIONS

At Houston. Tevas. R. H. E.. Cleveland Amer cans ..... II
 ouston ....... ? 0
 Batteries. Cove 'eskie and O'Neill: Donalds. Pierrotti and Griffith. Gill ham.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
TIGERS WIN

At. Dallas. R. H. E. Detroit Americans ......3 10 1 Dallas 3
 Batteries: Leonard, Southland and Bassler; Manion; Swartz, c. Hill and Wirth.
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04
GIANTS TRIM MEMPHIS
PHiLLY HAS cINcH

PHILLY HAS CINCH At Camp Jackson, s. c. k. i E Philadelphia Nationals ... 12 0 Rochester Internationals. ' U Batteries: Meadows, Betts. Weinert zDd Peters, Boniface, Whitaker and Ross
Arizona republican., 1921-04-04

PARIS, April Egg and Seres to- day won the six-day bike race. They covered 3735 kilometers 75 metres.
 Aertz and Spiessens finished sec- ond and Dupuy and Miquel third.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
!. ". c. A. ENDS DRIVE
FOR maintenance FUND
Total of $4,000 Reported by
Teams Which Have Seen
Waging Campaign.

\ final meeting OF workers in the
Y. w. {. a. maintenance campaig ~
winch has been In progress For over
week. was ned last night and the
subscribed to the movement was S16.-
0o0.-This is still $4,000 below the
amount set as goal anu to meet the
deficiency. the member of the Bust.
ness Women's teams VIII continue Ia
work next week. They will make
their final report on Monday. April
Is. All other teams have completed
their labors.
Three teams were closely sroupe,,
In the standing last nisht for the
honors of highest amounts in point
OF subscriptions Obtained. Team No
W,ormeley, led the list with {e,5s3.5o
followed successfully by Business
Womcn's team No. under Miss Elm
llS Dobb!tt. with 1886. and the In
dustrial Girls team under Miss Louise
Ingcrsoll. with $2.046.
cha srmun of the drive. is hopeful ina
the work OF the Business Wome,
curing the coming week will be sue
e.ssfui in completing the camna.e ign
with the goa, reached. The 500. 6Ol
mum amount needed for The main
tSEance OF the work.
The captains of each team with the
amounts obtained " those teams, in
addition TO those airGady mentioned.
are given hero: Miss Retn Myers
Mi ;sso; y, Mrs Helen ssllaE s,lsoss
l.. Walford. $9o5; Miss Mary Daven-
port. 5000; Miss Genevive Moore.
t6ih: Miss Mildred Bates. $1,000: Miss
SGhan. S5G0.75: Miss Virginia Nc
s4tl,6j. The colorcd branch obtained
$1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
CIVIC BODY PLANS FOR
NORTHERN NECK TRADE

At the meeting o.. the business en-
;crnriaes committee of the Chamber
OF commerce. held yesterday after
noon. a preliminary discuss ion OF the
matter of opening up the Northern
Neck for Richmond markets was
heard. but nothing definite was de-
cided upon. III the absence OF Robert
=. F-ump. chairman OF the committee,
w. T. Dabney presided
The stretch of territory known ae
tho Northern Neck lies savcnty-flve
miles from Richmond and Is regard
cd as one OF the richest sections In
Virginia. Because OF lack OF trans
portation facilities. the immense bus
mess carried on by the growers of
this region goes to baltimore.
the following members of the
Chamber OF Commerce compose the
committee: Edgar VI. Andrews, T. VI.
Darlington. G. G. Dula. T. Il Nc
Adams. j. Scott Parrish, II. w. ROM
tree. j.. r. Murphy William c.
Schmidt. w. Meade Addison, Carter II.
Williams and f.. L. Bemiss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
MISS RANDOLPH WELCOMED
HOME" BY WOMEN VOTERS

Welcomed "home" by her friends
and presented to her audience ny
a.!ss Helen Stockdell, Miss Agnes
Randolph. OF the State Board OF
Health. addressed the regular week
from Virginia. telling OF her work
OF Women Voters. held yesterday af-
ternoan mt the Jefferson Hotel. Miss
Randolph related graphically several
incidents OF her two years absence
from Nirsinia,telling of her work
with the women of Arizona and of
Texas In their Legislative campaigns
for public health measures
Miss Randolph's address wits pre-.
coded by meeting OF Mrs Charles
'P. Lees committee for the DEPART
ment store OF Richmond- made pro-
ducts. which the Richmond League
or Women voters Is 10 conduct in tn.
latter part OF this month. Amor D
those present n. the committee tnee
Ing In addition to the chairman, were.
Mesdnmes T.. C. Minor. Faith Morgan.
$. II. Hastings. Frank L. Jobson.
Richard T. Alvey. Horace Wexford
Jones. Dalton, Ralph Johnson. J. h.
Bowman. Carter Wormeley, Misses
Lucy Mason. Helen Stockdei. Nora
Houston. The committee was es-
pecialy fortunate I'm securing Mrs.
Eudora Ramey Richardson as chair
man of publicity for this enterprises.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase OF Revelations OF Wife
Copyright. 1891 by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
How Madge Readjusted Herself and Took Charge
of Lillian

But that means putting our things
In storage" l stammered, aghast at
Lillian's assertion that she didn't see
a chance In tho world OF getting any
thing within committing distance be-
fore next fall.
She adjusted her veil. then looked
down ut me coolly.
III you're fortunate to find oven
a barn to store them in" she re-
Piled.
! suppose my face must have shown
my terrified as,onishment. for she
patted my shoulder as she passed. in
much tho Same manner--I thought n
bit resentfully-as she would have
treasured Marion. Yet silently i adj
United that ] had not shown myself
mus lar in this matter the superior
OF the child in either initiative OF
courage.
Things may not be as bad as I've
pictured" she began.
Sprang up and 8toppcd her with
worm, enthusiastic embrace
Don't spend another minute of
your time and strength trying To re-
assure me OF soften things for me-"
:? baby about all this. but you'll SEQ
I'm ready for anything now. IL It's
10 spend the summer in an airplane
with a refrIEerator and an oil stove
"'Sp'H'tN iioNl tue NlnSS. 70 Tor
your walk. I'll try to have my in
rentory done. and all my plans made
for packing when you come back"
She laughed lightly as she went out
OF the door. but there was note or
pleased APPRECIATION in the laughter.
rs we'll as in the Good girl. / knew
you'd round to- which noatcd back
to me.
What MndGe Planned.
l locked the door after her. and for
hve minutes fought IL battle with my
own pusiilanimity. Like many wo-
men. l have 4 very strong affection
Tor the furnishings of my home. my
Things. as | have heard both my
mother and my mother-in-law call
their possessions. The thought of
not being able even TO find a storage
warehouse for them made me miscr-
able until by sheer force OF will
power forced myself TO accept the
TACT that there were but TWO things
Tor me 10 do.
First. 10 shield Lillian from all
work and care possible. And. second,
to go quickly and ncthodically about
my preparations for departure from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
NATIONAL ADVERTISERS TO
MEET HERE NEXT WEEK

regular meeting OF the Southern
conference OF the American Aesoci-
atIoh OF Advertising Agencies twill he
hEld IN Rtchmond next week. James
% ShauShrcssey. general manager OF
the Advertising Agencies Corporation,
OF New York. the firm in charge OF
al. governmental advertising. will
open the conference with n speech on
FRIDAY. Henry Lee Staples. OF Staples
* Staples. this city. is c-chairmau
OF the association
The association is composed OF
about l3i members. representing
many OF the mos; important agencies
OF The south. \ large number OF the
members Will attend the gathering
and IL Is expected that delegates from
Chicago ana New York Will also at
tend. II ~ estimated that tho south
ern conference has the placing Of over
s22a 000.D60 worth 90 advertising an.
nualiy The national association
plans the expenditure OF approximate
~ SO per cent OF the couEtry's advcr-
Using.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

the homo had loved so we'll. but
which Edith Fairfaxs presence next
door had rendered no longer desir-
Lillian had spoken hut the truth. I
had put things in such order before
my trip South that all my posses
sions were already pretty we'll di..
vidcd into the two lists she had
named. / did not need TO unpack the
trunks had brought home with me.
ana just as soon az the locks on the
others were repaired [ could ,repack
the rest of the things to DE prepared
for storage, ana knew that Jim and
Katie could he loft safely with that
part Of the work. An would have
the things l wished packed. the man
ner in which ] wished the work done
and the rooms in which the furniture
was to DO placed when ready for the
"You're wIsnrd.-
| made n memorandum c: the trunk
lock. that l might not forget to tcIe-
pencil and notebook in hand. un-
locked the door. assembled to the at
tic and. beginning at the most
,r9ublesome. hui least valuable
tory, or rather TO check the accu-
racy of the one I had made before
l went South.
or course. I realized that my labor
would be worthless if Dicky sue
cccdcd In getting back the house,
but had seen tho purchaser. Will.
DIGky had not. and ! shared I.ii'i9n's
made herself 40 disaErceable would
hold with bulldog determination to
the agreement Dicky- had made.
True 10 Lillian's prediction. I Ind
completed my inventory by the time
she returned. and informed her
proudly OF the fact. She smiled ap-
provingiy, hut with an evident ef-
fort. and | saw that she was fatigued
by the walk she had taken, although
knew that she would not admit IL.
] resolved to take matters III my
own hnnds.
You're wizard. my dear" said
lightly. IL have discovered that there
isn't one-third the work before me
that had anticipated. aud Katie and
Jim can do the most Of that third
around In the car end hunt houses
I've planned TO have only breakfast
hero, getting lunch and dinner wher-
ever I happen TO he when the time
comes, perhaps lunch by fire built
near the road in regular gypsy fash
ion. But I warn you now that I'm
going to be ineSorable.
you're not coming ono step with
me-nlthough l think Ihc outdoors
would do YOU good--unlcss you
promise TO do exactly az l say about
rest and sleep and diet. And my
irst prescription Is that you so di
rcctly to bed FOR couple, OF hours.
We can't do ono thing more until
Dlcky comes back with the dccirion
about the house, s" to bed you got
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
FAMOUS YOUNG SINGERS
WITH THE PAULIST CHOIR

From present Indications. the fam
Gus Iaulist Choir of New York civ.
which w!ll appear here 3Iondaye night
at the City Auditorium. will lie
greeted by capacity audience The
program 10 be offered by this con-
cert orEaniZation Will be one OF the
best OF the season
Aside from hearing John Finnegan
ana Overton Moyle, Richmond music
iopers VIII be rendered an emporium
boy singers OF the world. includin z
clarence Donovan. RoGuet dc Comb
tots. Tommy Huber and Tommy
Coates. The choir has appeared In all
of the large Northern cities this year.
TickeiS are now on sale at the
roriey Company. and after O'Clock
Monday afternoon can he occurred at
thc toN office OF tho city Auditorium
All uncalleh-for reservations Will be
o'acHd IN sale Monday morning at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
FINE FOR BUILDING UP
THE SYSTEM AFTER
COLDS OR THE FLU.

or all known drugs. creoso,. !,
recognized by the medical fratern,,v
as the greatest healing agency for ~ =
treatment OF chronic coughs and cold =
and other forms of throat and lung
lronoies. creonnlsion contains, In
addition to creosote, other h.a,,n.
elements which soothe and heal ths
lnfia membrane. and s,op the IT,
ritation and Inflammation while m.
creosote goes on to the stomach. Is
absorbed into the blood. attacks the
seat of the trouble and destroys this
germs that lead to consumption.
Circumcision Is guaranteed salts.
factory In the treatment OF chronic
coughs and colds. bronchial asthma
catarrhal bronchitis and other forms
OF throat and lung diseases. and is
excellent for building up the system
after colds or the flu. Increases ap-
petite md body-weight. Ask your
drugRist.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
AAlERICANLSM AND HUMOR.
MARK IRWIN COBB,S TALK
lore Than 5000 Persons Brave Incement Weather to
Hear Famous Humorist Give His Address on
Home l7olks'-Introduced by Mayor.

centered around the negro One of
ms funniest negro stories gas D: the
cn!prci !aeorcr he found In France
during the T-r. and Who told .,!m
tina; ~ vas from Waycrc.e. Ca.
When Cobb asked him how H. t.ht 10
shells Tying overhead. the reply was:
well. boss. white man ne tells me
he Viii give me n job in warehouse
IN New York. And boss. when went
away"
Cobb referred to the City Audito-
rum in his opening remarks as "this
coy and homclikc structurc.r Great
ing n wave of laughter that swept
throughout the big building. He said
Inc former German Crown Prince had
a forehead like the head o. a Potomac
shad, in speakinx of tho war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09

Preaching pure ana unahultcrated
Americhnlsm Drhind bar:aSe OF INC
been heard IN Ricimonh In anch NUN :
Der and variety. Irwin 5. CoSh. writer
audience vai alisd ne city Aud,,o-
His subject wns Home Folks" The
address was under. the auspices OF
the Itiwanis Club. Cobb was intro
duced by Mayor hinslie.
Tho cllnk Of the ball ard chain
on the ankles 81 anarchists should bt
the sweetest OF all music TO the ears
OF American home folks" said Cobb.
who declared that by conservative
half million dangerous anarchists
la the country at the present time.
princfpally in the large industria
centers. TO which the tide Of immi :
Rrati0n flows
Convert Into PcrIshnbis Freight.
And every anarchist should be
converted into porishable freight as
soon as poso'bie." the speaker
lie as n Kentucky colonel" said fur
thcr. EFF the estimate OF half n mil J.
ZION is right. there are Just that many
people in the country who should be
be doorkccpcr and not doormat
with welcome" written across his
breastbone, This would check the
influx OF nndes.ra BILE aliens"
OF his observations on unsettled con-
ditions and unrest throughout the
land, he refused 10 be again serious.
One humorous story followed an
other in quick succession. The 5000
or more Richmond people and many
visiting Eiwanians from other cities
registered every variety of laughter
in the human scale as the joviaI
and established himself firmly rs per-
haps the best -story-tcller that has
ever been TO Richmond. certainly in
recent years. Cobb told his audience
in serious moment that he Thought
every man who could write or lecture
should consider it his duty to preach
Americanism at this time.
Cobb Receives Ovation.
When Cobb rose TO speak after
Mayor Ainslie's introduction. he was
minutes. There was not vacant
seat in the Auditorium with the eX-
ception OF few scattered seats far
the sight OF such an audience made
him both proud and humbie--proud
that SO many had parted with real
money to hear him and humble to
think that his was the task of enter
tajning them and keeping them out
or the rain for the space of an hour
or so.
You know, like a rainy night"
it doesn't want to 20 outside in the
weather" In begging pardon for r
rather husky voice, he declared that
in cruising about the country he had
caught the greatest cold in the his
tory OF the Christian era and II had
attacked tho point OF least resistance
his head.
Like IIumor and Charity.
Outstanding characteristics of the
American people wherever found were
humor and charity. he declared He
then told tales illustrating the 'humor
of New England, the Middle West and
the South He stated that ne liked
Southern humor because 1t largely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
ncnl listatc Trnnsfcrs,

Deeds of bargain and sale were
recorded III the Office OF the clerk OF
the Chancery Court yesterday by
which property valued at SOS. 500
changes hand.
Elsie +. Grccntree and huSba nd
and Irvine S. Grcentree and wife
transfer to Harry V. Cole. property
at SIP East Grace Street. for S43,500
This property fronts twerty-nine
feet and extends back 10 feet.
lr? a. Urquhart transfers to the
Richmond Exchange for woman's
EranElin me s,r prSsert for ;asoo 49, Tb.
property fronts thirty feet and ex-
tends hack l67 feet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
Two sSen

stood talking in II hotel lobby. Man
No. had n bad cold and said no felt
Kick all over. Man No. . said: iii
tell YOU something To stop that cold
get some Saloon tablets.
Just as Man No. was jotting down
the name up walled Man No. 3.
Hello. Jim. said H.. whats the
matter with your
I'm sick said Jim: I'm sick nil
over. have got mighty had cold.
and I'm afraid it's the Flu"
"I'll give you something 10 stop
that" said Man No, ), aud pulled out
bottle of Salicon tablets from his
vest pocket
Great Scott" said Man Nh. /. ~
have Just had that recommended and
nm going into the drug store now
ana get u bottle. And he did. And
he got well.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-09
L-Y SEASON WILL START
EARLY, SAYS DR.. HUDSON

pr c. c. Hudson. Chief Health Of
the mid winter the fiy season
|.ould start a month earlier this
lar than for many years past. He
|-gcs all househclders to head or
lie ny by keeping the premises clean,
hid by installing the fy-acrcen now.
|rematuro appearance" advises DR..
hudson. "One swallow does not
lake a summer, but otis ny can mako
lot of trouble during the summer.
b. swat him.. good and hard, on
+0htS