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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
s1sLER TO BE REINsTATED.

ST. Louis. July 2e.-The suspension
of George Sisler. ace of the local
will be lifted Saturday.
President Ban Johnson notified team
officials today Sisler ~as suspended
and fined $50 for ,a~ulting Umpire
Hildebrand last SaLuSy.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
TENNIS STARS MEET.
Miss Brown and Mrs. Bundy Con-
testants for New York Title.

New York, July. 29.-Miss Mary K.
Brown and Mrs. May, Sutton Bundy,
both of California, met In the final
of the New York state tennis singles
championship today. -
The two stars who have emerged
from retirement to stand against. Su-
zane Lenglen and other foreign in
vaders seeking American national
honors have demonstrated on the turf
of the Crescent A. c. here their su-
premacy and class.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Another for the Senator's

Washington. July 29.-Washington
took its third straight game from
Chicago yesterday, to 5.
Hodge was knocked out of the box
IN the first inning and Wienecke also
vas hit hard. Shanks and Milan each
made home runs. The score:
h e
Chicago 80 Oh 90 Is 13 o
Washington IS 0 Oh 10 1 ks II ;
Hodge, Wiernecke and Sees; Erick-
son and Charity.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Athletics Win and. Lose.

Philadelphia, July 29.-PhiladeI-
phia and Detroit divided a double
header yesterday, the home team win
ming the first. 3 to 2, and Detroit can
turing the second. 8 to 2. Wits two
Dagger, scoring Dugan in the ninth
won. the opening game.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
EASTERN LEAGUE.

:, Results Yesterday.
Hartford 2, Waterbury 1.
Albany. 9, Springfield 4.
New Haven 10, Worcester 4. =
Pittsfield-Bridg rain.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterf1au

Results Yesterday.
New York 6, Pittsburgh 4.
Brooklyn 8, Chicago 2.
Boston 2. Cincinnati /.
st. Louis 9, Philadelphia o.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday.
New York g., St. Louis 0.
Cleveland 5, Boston T.
Philadelphia 8, Detroit 2, (first.)
Detroit 9, Philadelphia 2, (second. }
Washington s, Chicago 5.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today.
st. Louis in New York.
Cleveland in Boston.
Detroit il Philadelphia.
Chicago in Washington.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Braves vanauished Reds.

! Cincinnati, July 2s.-Better base
running on the part of the Boston
payers enabled the Braves to via
from Cincinnati yesterday by a SEQ q
OFF, to l.. d.
The score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Haines Pitches Shutout.

St. Louis, July 29.-Haines pitche
shutout ball yesterday. allowing Phil
adelphia but five hits and St. Louis
Won by 9 to 0. =
The score:
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Indians Beat Sox.

Boston, July Beforehand defeat
ed Boston 5 to yesterday when
Graney scored from first base in Ire
i,inth inning on Smiths single to lef.
Menosky's throw landed near TIE
pitchers box and no one was near
there to take the / all. The score:
n e
Boston o o 0 0 o o. II
Bagby and O'Neil; Jones and Ruel
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results YESTERDAY

Results Yesterday
Baltimore 10, Newark 9.
Rochester 5, Buffalo 2.
oronto-Syracuse, wet grounds.
Others teams not scheduled.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

Games Today.
Waterbury at Hartford.
Bridgeport at Pittsfeld-
Albany at Sprinf1eld.
New Haven at Worcester.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

Philadelphia 100000 90 90 Q
s.. Louis >. Il % 0 0 COS 1x-9 10 :.
Sedgwick, Smith and Peters: Haines
and. Clemens. :
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
Standing Of the Clubs.

Games Today.
New York in Cincinnati,
Brooklyn in St. Louis.
Boston in Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia in Chicago.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

Games Today.
Newark in Baltimore.
Jersey City in Reading.
Buffalo in Syracuse.
Rochester in Toronto.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29
FIRST GAME.

I'etroit ..0oo2o 0000-2 10
Philadelphia 0 o o o Is s o
Middleton, Parks and Basslef;
RommelI and Perkins
SECOND GAME.
h e
Detroit 100 COS 0401-9 Is 0
Philadelphia 10 0 0 o o o 1-2 9
Oldham and Woodall; Keefe,- Free
man and Perkins and Styles.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

Boston 10000 o1o1-2 o
Cincinnati 100 600 Oil 10 @
Scott, McQuillan and Gibson; Rixe7.
f@eary and Hargrave % - - - - ''
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1921-07-29

Brooklyn 30 0012 o o-3 9 .
Chicago -. % o 0 2 O O 0 o %
Galore and Kruger; Cheeves AMI
Daily.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-28

(called in Japanese official language the bureau of national power investi- gauon).
 Tho actual figures prove that the annual estimates which have been taken were more than a million in OK cess of the truth. The estimate of pop ulation for 1918. based on a compila- ton Of the local registers. was 7S.- 2s1.s56 or 1.235.s46 more than the , census of 1920 gives. For Japan proper the 1918 estimates was 57.070.- 936 or 1.1O9.796 more than the 1920 figures. The decrease for the empire is Is per cent; for Japan proper it is 1.o per cent
 There are 124.s5O more males than females in Japan proper. The males number 2s.042.es5 and the females 27.e1s.154. The total of families in Japan Proper is 1I,222.o53.
 Following arc the IA largest cities of Japan:
New Britain herald., 1921-01-28
kPANESE CENSUS SHOWS 77,OO5,5lO
elusive Of Provinces There Are
 h W,90i,14O

lokio. Dec. 1s.-(correspond Tho Associated Press)-Tho first ,us over taken in Japan by modern |hods showed that the population Ehe Japanese empIre number IT, bi0, while In Japan proper. exclu-
 of Korea, Formosa and Saghalien,
 e arc bb.961.t40 inhabitants.
 Hp figures were announced this
 nnoon by tho census bureau
New Britain herald., 1921-01-28
EXTRACTION AND APOLOGY
) THE BUYING PUBLIC:

On dates subsequent December 27th appeared  which ngton Delaware and Baltimore, Maryland. which called
 
 the Associated Advertising Clubs the World biggest of the Newark Shoe Stores confidence the public which and held will knowingly permit that confidence deal bpose that that shall continue
 in would these distributed would Ely too insignificant fire sale public who purchased Newark Newark that perhaps the public suffered financial loss nevertheless line with policy of decevng the inducing dis ed with their purchase made that sale
 The fire sales have of been discontinued and desire think n do of they leave suggestion that would aid safeguarding the public who with
 truthful advertising and all eiOs dealing with public
 Associated also bringing anything which will aid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
PINEHURST WILL HAVE
PLENTY WINTER SPORTS

Sper;s' Iri$Ilr,h t. The Ir:c!Iigcncrr.
rinrhurSt ~ c. Oct -. Til"
winter rn.H season Viii open At Pr'"-
hurs, or November 9th. win t',1
80, cI,:rrm:h annual Autumn Tournd-
mont.
Tho Md South Amatour-Prof <s'onH
Rest Bal Tournament tInauEurntcd last
wear and Won hy Thomas ID. Armour snd
I..n picpeD is scheduled for November
1919 and Will b" followed by the annual
Carolina Tournament. November cl-2'.
Tvu u"w golf events have been added
"a riurhurcts carly season schedule"
,,,~ va. I'll" NOR" important OF thts"
new departments is tho First Annii.
T.rn'iua Tournament for Women. Dee.
e :. 5. aud o. the ladies 10 qualify in
divisions Of light. \ Junior Gold Tour
nalnnut. for PLAYERS under sixteen. Will
take Jlacr "u December q, %.
Tie racing son will open with IN"
annual SaudhilI Meeting. November L.
IS. and tir weekly trapshootinG. and
.ln,.i< golf Journeys will also be wei.
under way before the end Of November.
List Of 'hr NOR. important events
Nov. :? lH -. AMI l.. ANnmn Con
T"irn.In"n'.
N"r Ii -. sud IS. Sandh'Il Far
ana Rar"S.
\n,. u aud ~ Mtd-s"r,h Amateur
I.ruf,>>.pral Hvs,.Isa'i Tournament
\., -. ." 80. Il. !nd -. '"foI'h'
,:oir T"v'uanr"r'
80, -, Thankrril!uE PAGES. fh'''-
,r.,, ,;lr..lnr If ia" rrurhurSt joe k"F
clubs '..,-''i.I
r,r. 7 N"I'r ra'"'.ra Fat Race;
pr.. nrd Firs, amr'"l
,'.ru,lr., ,:u'f TpUir.a,u"n' f"c veneer
Dec. &c. J. .rlri"r iI'ru"r' ''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
FOOTBALL RESULTS

y moruafo.'< -Wnhas". 4: Eat
Ter. 0.
\. K,....r:,l,..'. M,'h Kalamazoo. -,
~ ,ukiu, :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
W|TTENBERG MEETS
CINCINNATI TODAY
Lutherans Meet Team That was Van
pushed by w. v. u.-Farlnsr
Expected To Star

G,,rrr.eII emo 49,. - "Wi't'u-
har,. g., y,,,,y dawn - cincinnati neNi
SATURDAY, - rive that Queen Ctty AZ.
prer,.in,, ~. fastest and hardest siNty
minutes nr r,nth.iN rncy ar" going -
.n,nuu..~ Anywhere, ~ ohio this fan
said king" CrItrey. the Wit,cn""rE
,.,,,h an I'M, cyr g. his b.g battle with
.l t.,,..fr,.,,. I'rfys.>.', eleven
,..,.r a.. .tr-..y r.,s a.rr Iu.tIrg ltS
, ,bror,b , hard ,nrkou, this week
1, ,r,,,or,,i ., for ne>t SATURDAYS game
Du. tn ,Incirug;rS strength ~ shown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
NARW00D MEETS
COLUMBIA TEAM
FAST sEM1-PRo GRID CLASSIC IS
OFFERED FoR TUNNEL GREEN
TOMORROW AYTHHNooN.
Both Teams Arc Pinned for 1sesi' ana
Good oame Should Result
Large Crowd Expected

WHAT looms up I" he the most I'M
l."i'hn' Hd"i"nd"ni eridir"n event III
INC ''h:" valley Will he staged promptly
at : "''"h oh III" Tunn"l Green. SIN
q" "''"i Noon "h'h IN" crack wa, WIZ
Ih""H' mems com" III contact Win .,'
l"t' cong "'H"NE' Nt"ict'r ."o' u"
. St"ui' ~ f''h'"a''"h - 'ohs'uere" "'''
| 81 IN" '""eh'@, an" most aREr"'Si>'
, ''"'"S III MS ''''h''!' "nNiHs ''c'o' '''
'N't S"i"' 81 III" P'"'n'he'' anna '"'
! Sr""eF' IN ana a'"uhH th'S Accli"h.
! lh"F recently h'l''"! ia" strong HEa'
y I. !" I" S'AhHStiI'. WINE Inc
! locals m7h" i $""rci"Ss u" with me
: South SD" buys som" weeks ago. For
3 This reason al"h" sundays gam" ls an-
+ rhi"n'!! """" nag NOR" than usual IN
/ i'r"si. a'h"nSh Il cannot u" taHch ~
barometer I" ihh"'''" mat ms gu
counter VIII prov" I" u" an even nreaK'
IS h"th i"am% Al" "u' Tor supremacy
! ard y 6 "'ni"N' I certainty t'a' on
or -" other WI. push the oval across
tor Nt.hi'.
I'll" WA wood !d"* nave som" o1 IN"
) ]" GS'~t I'm" p''ihG"r~ an" IaSteSt "r'n
i'"'l runners !" '','H ~" "'''! "'.t
8 Sh'h N'''r"' 81 ''''"'
! ia" m"i1"r" "' IL" nome LOW" WI
"stim tnng the spec" ana S'oI'e"a!' "r
I t"'S'' 81 the "h'"''ha S'l,"'o anu
! Present theIr strongest '''eH d. ,''
/ "'W 80 '''' N''','''' WV" 'e- 'o'
! '"ri"HS MAY:
~" "i"'h"''s n"Nr ~ la t","
son o"'Me" anu ht'i '"E'' Wv" ,ni.
"'N'a""'"| I! "a 'e
! community '"'tu"'"E t"e "',''''
! Tiger" an" l'' '"ou'u 10y MN
i Logon. Ahd just last Suhu"E ~ Wv
h"'IA'r" nan r2rK nat'i"o inc b"eNc!'
I "'i taclr !""' IN prhVti'a"E every u"
p"Ttni'nt 81 me game "h'E 10 lose ON
luke III ''r '"St wv" minutes VI p,"'
, ~ N'"I'c 'U'' ''""" 80 ,t,
! pass N"' u '"'''" "N'' ''e
. "' ""'!'"G MA" '''" ""e Vi nv
ct" nih"S WI" WAS on tue goo '''',
~ Nl' Nh"' = H""I 'n' Lava NV
I'll" l''''i''' 'A-t''-"' az ''''" ',"'
. Su't" m'n "er" unable I" hudE" ~"
mr"v"h'" S'"n"wat' defense OF me
N''"'.h% warriors ny !'he p'nns az"
.'"i"' r"@h"S. making 'nrlr i'rS' G"W'
hHt thrH" times th'"ush",'' Lne '''e"'
and tHast, ~ forwards. The o!nmh#S
"% their "'"an "\h'"',,"h Oh SN'' '''
team w"rE created quiz" an ''i'p ''>>,'' ~
on tue l'"'.".re '"hS' an" ever:
means -! b" used l" nave 'hcse ~"
''"'N f'"H Wv, -. 80 " o.. Tm,-
,'' '''. h''h ,,, ,ba Io,.aIs fir.
"r' ''f' III. IN "n,'" '.,,,'. wv Nv as
ur' t" '"'H,,'t NV
Earh squad WI carr! Il" 'N''p'''"'
i~'i.N largo delegation Of ro"t:rs' ana
record hr"" N'nT 'r""' - t :sn.as,p'', ~ w.
"''"''S "'"' :" I"'.su
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29

~ go, he.rr,r r"rrvrhlrg rned That
r..,i Tna. and i"'hIU= had. l"u Il nor ne
very u.s.. bat vow may ba very happy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
DAVIS CALLS BUDGET
MEETING FOR MARCH 20

M,rhur- al board. % visitors and
directors and TN" executive heads nf
,hc thirty opcrainG institutions ~
tNr state VIII b" present for IN"
first o- the sories uf budget confer
.,un.- called hy Governor Davis for
March - The meeting Viii be- hold
ga IN. House Of Delegates.
\ rcvI,w ~ the workings of the
bulge, law during The nrSt Year 81
i's operation n" year ending Feb
rua~y =. 1921. xiii hr had. IusIitU-
Toms - ta ~rr-cs"n'"d M tho meet
Iur received through the budget dur
Is the las, Year total OF $3,@5o.0o0,
anal und FOR the year total revenues
amounting 80 Sh.lOnVuh
At tho nrst meeting the Governor
viii want 10 Snow just how the an
rrpnriniinus W-r" spent. and an ON
Gals 81 stat" institutions WIIl b." re-
Qbost-l 20 explain their accounts.
Ther" wiii b" two sessions Tho
Grst Viii begin az 10 \ VI. and, after
recess. the second session VIII start
at 2."D l. VI Governor Davis VIII
rresiiy Si'lIug With him VIII b"
Hrcwrr u. j sinclair Rrown. Rob-
ari o. Norris ir. colonel Leroy
Hodges ANA J H. Bradford. members
OF the Governors advisory board.
Group conferences gill l." held on
W"du'sda" following IN" nrst hear
ings Each state institution VIII th"n
hc heard separatciy by the Governor
and liis ilga-I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
FIND OLD RECORDS OF
SPRING STREET HOME

To-day is Donation Day for the
Spring street Home. and Mrs. Nellie
Parker Henson, whose father Wa the
organizer ~ the Home, in 1874. has
given u slight review oC lis organi-
zatiou.
This was the nrs; Magdalcn ASYLUM
ia the South. ana the first money for
its building came from Thomas
Rrauch. who contributed $500 rho
same day that Mr. Rranch coutrihut-
ed. sG.Gun Was raised by SUbScription.
Tn" officers OF the association were
Willinm W Parker. NJ ~. president
Judge Robert Ould. vice president,
Thomas Branch. treasurer: William
j. Munlord. secretary, and T.. u; wat
lius. physician
y Hoard Of Directors, composed Of
promincut men. was appointed aud a
board of managers composed of
ladies Mira General u Y. Johnson
was president Of tho board Of MAN.
ayers and Mrs. i. T. Peter. vice
president The other ladies Of the
hoard were: Mrs. James Thomas
Airs. Thomas Rrauch, Mrs William
Jenkins. Mrs E"riamiu GRAY, Mrs.
smith. Airs Knox. Mrs John stewart
walker Mrs. Pike Powers Mrs. ~ Y.
stokes, Mrs John T. Gary ana Mrs.
charles Darlington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
DEATH RATTLE Of
CAL0MEL IN SOUTH
D0dSOn Is Destroying Sale Of
Dangerous Drug With His
silver Tone"

You're Bilious. sluggish. constr pa I'd
ana believe you need vile, dangerous
caio'nci to start your liver and .lea,.
your bowels.
Here's Dodson's guarantee! Ask
your druggist Tor a bottle OF pod :
sons Liver Tone and take "a spoonfil
tonight. If 1t doesn't Start your aver
and siralghtcn you right up better
iAan caloinc! and without griping or
making YOU sick want you 10 go
baek 10 inc store and get your money.
rake caiomel today and tomorrow
you VIII feel weak and sick AMI
naus"atcd. Don't lose IL days worlt.
Take spoonful OF harml less. vGs.-
table Dodsons Liver Tone tonight
and wake UP feeling great. It's per-
tectiy harmless. so give it to y,ur
children any time. IT can't saIivate
SO let them cat anything ar,er.
wards.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
What Edith Fairfax Did to Get Even

was conscious OF 4 GeGni'.. sharp
gr"d "ntarnni.m on 'hv 1,ri =
Edith E"Ir,t% toward In. IGr4ug 'hc
progress oi the w"!c"u,-nou,o Giu-
r,r to NlirrI Du-..," and his bride.
That SIN" strongly resented uig ,nail-
pio"ship 90 Alifcd.s mother. wien t9
consequent thwdr'iug OF I.r own
wish 10 o'liab'"n Luiln as 10 Nh. nrs,
p.a0s for tine bridal suit. OF rooms.
isiew. ana had wondered yngu"ty
in just what manner she would -uGw
her feeling
Sno d.d mo, lcny.. IN" tong 10, douu,
ticulariy catfish woman AE' 'Nnrr
was no f-lfu" weapon ia IN, f,uIgin"
ARSENAL which ~h" dii not usy tnA'
evening. properly shurp,u.d. aud
W!th Defines winch commanded
my unwilling admiration.
Every opinion advanced during
ih. dinner tHbl" conversation She
elovorly coitriv"d to bciitjlo wu.u
scribe ag e dead set a. DltfE. nltE
n humorous description - tN- ria-
loruic slcIthin. Lillian ana N.r.
supposed 20 b." doing u:un 'i," prub-
lr'u Of ~. my-torlrgs tuHraui,ls
you'd better watch .uur s-,u.
picllybIrd." she said with sUi.l-
ing glance az MIN. which made ne
c!"ucn my fingers. although ! fatr"r
emotion. YOUR" likclY 20 Boz de-
iUucd "a tn" mysterious gone who
pulled All this stun yourself im an
.ud"avor 10 hide the evidence ~
-p'n" Grim" or other ot crgrs. 'u
The lay mind 10 seems r"rf"r'ly clear
that only the hoDilLmism pf Marvin
boy" Was responsible. but nw prop
criN cnast"ncd on that scor, and ann
eagerly awaiting tn" hud!urs uf the
great detcc-n-tiv. firm
III my memory serves me l.HlHn
!ntcrpOs"d quietly and y.itr a,-
parent good huuor. Il agreed viii
.r..Ht
4 Rrbun.
Yes. that's wha, YOU said" Fam
rcplieh rertly, Will "a quick down
dropping Of on" "y"ljd. I'm, ISN'T tina
the usual proc'cdHr" % AN cole.
brai"d crime invest IS tturS-tO draw
e rcd herring across tin. trail2
If ucr pUrppS" "as To hold i.iIlEa
ana me ~ To riiicTl" had - nd-
ricc" II work iter 'ois" held just
,hc right touch "f good -huuor.d
con '"mptUous rail!cry with M
!. ii.ei,'eat in'l.eli"n - bytray thai
sonhi interest behind her smiliH-
words
/ waited almost brcathlossIy 10,
picH!' : reply 10 her last sally. CULVER
poSsipl" repetition Of his recent re
narE~ "onccruing Lillian and me a.
slcuths IA favorit" Giuc cf his
u. 10y. you me-. WcEy. lookcf
2n my irail. which hon" they hain't
] might just a. wei, throw M my
hands For | have learned 20 have
q most whoicsonI. respect Tor any
theories thus. ladies lgSS..s ~.
seen IN WORK out things too many
times
There was actual sinrrrity In his
vote" sincerity so uumj-takablc INA,
a hit of vision which made my hear,
t'hp with juS and tho ui.arrr emo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
STOMACH UPSET?
&C. at the Real Cause - 7 AXE
Or, Edwards Olive Tablets

That what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now Instead o.!
taking tonics, or trying 10 patch up n
poor digestion, they arc attacking the
zeal cause Of the Acknowledgment
liver and disordcred bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are yer
forming their natural functions. away
goes Indigestion and stomach troubles.
Have you 4 bad taste. coated
tonglic. poor appetite. lazy. don't
care feeling, no ambition or energy.
trouble with undigcstcd foods? Take
Olive Tablets. the substitute for calonel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil. You will know them by their
olive color They do the work without
gripping cramps or pain
Take one or two a bedtime for quick
relief. Eat what YOU like l5c and 3Oc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
CLUB NINE GETS BUSY

The team which will represent the
Boys CiGh in baseball this year VIII
Doe chosen after tn" final workout
Saturday. All members Of the club
who wish to try ont for the team are
urged to attend the practices held
before that time.
Th" men Interested in putting a
team IN tn" field stat" that In. squad
viii practice today and Saturday at
3 o'clock ~ BYRD Iark II l. i'm
rortau; 10 have Il large number pres
cUj 10th days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

Win an imsorn,anic Expression IS
ne CAUGHT n2 l"on hr iit-d las glass
Of water
70, the on. ana only team. he
3r"sir"rhized. laughing and drank
r"lt I.inian's foot touch m.uy aud
knew that She. too. understood and
"rpr"',,a.,,"d tn" rchun picky had
.T"a, ,he =irl whom 50 rhoroughly
iislik, also appraised his rctort N
it's 'u'l value Of subtle roproof /
guessed, hat uo one could. from hor
maru"r. hnN" h."u certain OF her in
ws,rd chu-rIu 81. laughed heartily
pt his toast. comp Led his attention
't question concerning something
hlt'"-th.r foreign :. ma" topic ol our
wrecked rooms. and t"ui him 10y her
so" th" rest of tn. evening Whether
She hid 50 r.c#usc of birky's int.rvs,
~ her or bccaus" %, his inability to
escape he: graceful ana clever man
o-uyerirE / could not t"ll
'r:"ns" D"n't IA, tn.ihIng.''
'rhIt girl ought 10 be spanked
Little Mrs uurSoc whispered this
.auguiuArN >u.ros'jon in my ear :hc
hrSt tim. Nc W'r" alou" together
II mover Saw anything like the way
SrD'S holding ON TO bicky'S coat
tails nak.np hrli"Vc ,hat he's 50
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uoMI:>.s MEETINGS.

rho Eusncss Nomcn's Council Of
The y W. g y. viii hold it's regular
meeting this ,vru!u-. supper viii ID"
served an g o'clock. Bible CLASSES $50,
after which a short service w!l! hc
hold for HOLY Thursday. and the
meeting adjourned iu time for every
ono To- attend services IN their re-
succ,!Vc churches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

\ tOtnl u S6l,315,0o was Spont by
thu, state last year TO pay for TN"
services OF thirty-two examiners OF
trirt received <s..2l.35. more than
any other examiner. y great amount
was saved tho state by the examiners
vh"sc duties are TO Took over estates
and laN reports and see that they are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24

ounded clearly ia ever, corner NJ
n" BID, rooms
har 10" it from m. 20 10 81 Xiii
10y bui as ~" ladies OF the ror,r-
ION com'uittr" have been going IL for
In''" 81 nuuthur uf hours | move this
uaEty breaks up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Dorothca's Romance
Chapter VI. A Walk in the Woods.

] vas r.',nr worried what had
happened to pcroth"a' After vaiuly
-n"Nins me 10 90 for "a real tramp.
alone. saying that ~ was too nice. 10
stay indoors But II was almost dim
nor TIM" t"e sun had gathered its
stray beams into ON last ball OF
hr"-Hnd horoIn"a had not returned,
could She hav" gotten lost. or any
thiuE happened TO her | wondered
Nn"asily walked rcstlcssly to The
window uHHi0-Oniy 10 s."-Dorn-
thu calmly strolling down the sIrrct
~ith Jimmy kiu!h;tlli
"Doroth"a Wayne" said srernly.
'whcre NAY" you been? thought
YOU W-r" lost or run over or some
n"g DREADFUL, And here YOU two
You please. Jimmy. stay to dinner
It's late and your sister wont b., ,X-
p'''lns you. Jim after u feeble r..-
moustrauc" grinncd hoy;shIy and ac-
Ccpt"d
f"w minutes later Doro;hea
gave Il last pat 70 her hair and sur
vcE"d herself IN ,hr mirror. What
= eharmIns retiectiom." ! thought.
greatest charm is her lovely com
pIcNion-so soft and pick and fro.
rom rom. '1n or r2nFhn"ss ITS jus; be-
inca said. when told her how pretty
she looked. Magnolia Balm il !,
wnnderful liquid powder and LOTION
,nminined comes ia pink. white.
and refreshing 20 use. just Wouldn't
b" without -" And IT'S only 75c =
bottle. Almost all the drug stures
carry Magnolia Balm or YOU can
send direct 10 the Lyon MiC, 60 az
FNth st. Brooklyn. y "
Jimmy Kimball has more Than ;us,
q friendly interest IN Doroth"u IN,
sur" Of Ihat And I'm giad-for Pr
devoted 70 them both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-24
Sell s,I.ano in rcdrrnI securities.

SaTc OF EONcrnUCNt HnVings ScCUri-
ties IN iiChmoud during the last
month amounted Ia Sii,GGS.H". accord
in,: 10 the official report of the local
postmaster. This is Il large increase
over the preceding months. and
would sccm TO indiCai" Il new inter-
est in savings. Reports from all see
lions of virginia show that S2l.5IS.72
in the securities were sold