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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
SEND UNDESIRABLE ALIEN
BACK TO "FATHERLAND
German Comes as Stowuway 10
Newport Ncws-Suys Family
ut Fort Wayne, Ind.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June s.
John y. Schcdel, undesirable alien Of
Fort wayne, Ind. lured back to
America By love OF his wife and Ave
children. Will be dcportcd again to-
morrow on the British steu mer
Fraser River.
His family. he "a Us. now lives in
Fort Wayne. II. was ~dcpOrtcd MAY
-. 1920 On Ia. steamer Mongolia.
having been arrested FOR ornuunistic
activities in the ma tionwihc roundup
at that time. Since the he has
been in Germany, the land az his
nativity. He says that conditions
there ar" terrible.
Schchel. giving his name as Al
bert Nielsen. and saying that h" was
4 Norwegian, arrived her" yesterday
az Il stOway on the Fraser River. II
developed during a hearing before
im~migration authorities yesterday
afternoon that he lcapch overheard
while the st.2 rn"r MAS off quaran-
tin" AZ Old Point, but could not make
land IN. o Of tho swi!tncss of
IN" current. Tho master Of tho
steamer sent q BOAT for him and
brought him hack to tho ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
INSTALL PSI PHI DELTA AT
= UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Especial TO The Tim.s-Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, June g..
Tho University of Virginia Society
or Psi Phi Delta has been formally
Installed as the twenty ven or
AIpha Canaan Chapter. Alpha Kappa
ISL, a national fraternity Of studcn,.
IN and business admins
tratioh. Officers elected for the en-
SUING year we're: president, -. Ten
ncy McNatr. Of East Falls Church,
va: president. Paul s. Eippinp.
OF Johnston city. Tenn: secretary, j..
w. \. Poole. Of Petersburg. Va: treas
nf'r' Sheldon Il. .Akers. Of SnowviIlc.
Va.
The following charter membcrs
were installed: William II. Age. of
Sh"Ibyvillc. Tenn; sheldon u. Akcrs.
%! IilaSki, Va: Thomas r. D.bnam.
81 SUFFOLK, Va Paul :. Eippinp. Of
Johnson city. Tenn; j.. Tcuncy Mae
Mar. Of East Falls Church. Va: +.
W !. Poole. of Petersburg. Va, and
Professors Upton Il. SnavcIy and
wired Eldrod. from the commerce
ana economies fHculty.
The installation team wag co,unns.d
OF Professor Ralph l.. Power. of Hns-
ton tniv"rsity. as installing officer.
assisted by K. II. Akors, Of tho New
"rk chapter. and Walter s. Chisholm
ana j. o. Faison. .Ir.. from the VII
nam ana Mary Chapter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
SEEK SEPARATE SCHOOL
FOR BLIND IN VIRGINIA
Association Meeting Today in Char
l~OttcSyillc To Discuss lIn-
pOrtant Step.

Especial - The Timcs-pispvtch.i
tiAiH.OTTESVlLl.; w. june s..
The Virginia Association Of Work
ers FOR the blind Viii open It's scc"ud
annual session ., the prCSuyt,liUa
Church tomorrow. One OF the ur N
opal objects =. ilc session viii be
"A petition Ia the Icsisl"tutc To
separate the schools FOR the deaf au,!
dumb from that Of the blind. Tho IN
stitution in stanton %iucludinc ali
three. l~.ynchDurr VIII make q
strong bid I" socur tn" school for
the blind. Every effort Viii To- mad.
I" HAY" a scparat" and distinct in
"t!tution in Il separate locality.
Among TN" speakers on the pro-
gram are: II. i. Taylor. chairman
of the Legislative commission for the
blind: s. -. Tinhcrlak.. president Of
tn" Virginia school for the Dcu'Iud
Blind. at stanton; l.. y. Long. Sl,-
pcrvisor Of The Bureau OF Vocational
Education. Richmond; j. r.. Cunning
ham. field secretary. Legislative COM
mission for tn blind; l.. /. Watts,
president Of the Virginia N~ssoclation
Of Workers for the Blind. ana sam
ucl ~. Miller. OF i.yurhburG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
BELIEVE MISS COLLINS
VICTIM OF FOUL MURDER
charlottesville Wumnn's Body Re-
vcals Marks Of Rough Hun
tiling-ChIoroforrn Used.
ROBBERY MOTIVE FOR CRIME
Curoncr's Jury Investigating Case
Ah.iournS Until This Afternoon.
Funeral Largely Attended, With
Intcrncnt AT Staunton Today.
SpociaI 70 INC Timcs-Dispatch |

Especial ." The Timcs-Dispatch
cliAIl.cTTF.SVII.l.i:. VA, June s.
After "A lengthy session today. the
cor"n"r's Jury investigating the death
of Miss MARY g. Collins. found Iii"l.ss
by her Observation-Disclosures lat" Monday
ni:ht at her home on South street.
f1licd 10 reach a finding and adjourned
until tomorrow morning. Tn. cnn.
s"nsus lis hat IN" woruan Was muir
dcr"d Further examination of the
body to-day showed mat she was
roughly handled. nnPcr marks hay.
ing been found ON her left arm and
wrist II also ON her neck.
Indications are that ehn vas sunu-
Gated. Her fac" was badly burned rs
the chloroform, tho handkerchief .vi-
IDENTIFY having been bound tightly
around her mouth. Other damaging
evidence was discovered late this
afternoon.
Robbery is believed 10 hav" Icon
the motive. rs u was known that the
m whp lived alone. had con-
siderable money. 80 trace has been
found of her missing diamonds. Th"
victims funeral held tonight q, a
local uui"rtnkGr's establishment. was
largely attended. TIL" services were
conducted ny DR.. Cecil V. Cook. pas
tor OF the F'irst Baptist Church. The
body VIII he taken ON tn" carly train
tomorrow TO stanton. wh"r" inter
mcnt viii occur in T~hornrosc Gem
"tcry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
THIS MANS FOOD
DID HIM NO GOOD
Had Good Appetite. But Was
Very Thin and Couldn't
Gain Il Pound.

II was not a sick man when ! be-
gan taking Taulac.' said William Nc.
Annuity. OF .3i I'm ST, Oakland. Cal.
but for some reason or other | had
for fifteen years or more been con
Stdcrably under my normal weight.
aud f"lt so much concern over Tn.
fact that made repeated efforts 10
mad something that would built me
up to my old self again"
Mr.. Mc.Anuity has lived in Oakland
nearly all his life. Is Il member OF
the Real Estate Board. office phone.
Oakland 1850, and is well known and
respected throughout tho city. Mr.
McAnulty further said:
III Is very evident that | could not
assiinilate my food properly. for /
would cat good substantial meals.
but in spite OF all did in the way
OF foods and medicine | remained
under weight. and could not gain a
pound
Finally. nearly a year ago. after
hearing so much about Taulac for
rundown systems. | concluded to see
"liat this medicine would do in my
case. So | started taking it and kept
II M I" three months ago before |
began taking on weight. Tanlac kept
the with II hnc appetite and feeling
Inc all the time. however. and when
/ found myself getting heavier 1 was
very much delighted.
Il now weigh one undrc and for
ty-two pounds have gained fifteen
hounds by taking Tanlac-which is
just the right weight for n man my
size and build. | could not feel bet
ter II wanted to, for I am as healthy
q person as could be found. III rec
omnend Taniac to ANYBODY who
wants something to build them up.
and If they stick 10 IL as did l..
don't believe they will be disap-
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
Ok. CRAFT Is AT AVERETT;
CROSlAND RUNS FOR OFFICE

iSpcciai TO The Times-Dispa.ch.l
nANNIlh.E, VA, june s.-Dr. ! r.
,r'''' h""Iy-"lect"d president or
H""'c.t COLLEGE. has arrived her.
from Rome, Ga. aud is already rre-
pairing for the coming session Mr.
Graft and his children ar. .xp.c,.d
next week. Th. minister. who comes
mere from shorter College. whar. h,.
h"'d the chair Of Bi.le. mas issued a
statement In which hc declares that
ms race is turned TO tn" future and
asking for the cooperation nr tho
people in IN" upbUildiue Of tn. in
'tIiution. Tnc spiritual phase Of cdu-
cation AT the Ea ptist college will 10.
"~mrhaSizcd under the n.w regime.
Dr. G. r.. Grassland. whom Dr. Graft
succeeds. has moved Away from The
Institution to a privat" r.s!d.nc. and
IL nov intent on mis- campaign. being
"A candidate for the commissioned Of
the revenue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
nei,.r Of car I.

biNNILLl.. NA.. june s.. Z.
Motley. driver " tn. touring car
whisn oil SUNDAY Afternoon rushed
"Ui tn" LIE OF Dorothy Anne Phillips.
"-ycnT-oId child OF II. r. phillips, was
GHichly GENERATED ny a corun-rs
jury this morning. Two pedestrians
no SIT" tn" accident and Motley tcs-
tlncd. the latter defining the steps hc
hat taken TO avoid the accident. all
~ tn" evidence being that the car
was proceeding az a slow rate Of
need when The child dartch out from
e. row of parked cars II is unlikely
that further proceedings will be taken
i'm Wow Of tho verdict. which was to
the effect that the accident was un-
~aVoidablc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

mand. Quality. Square
dealing. Stable policy.
All these count Of
course. But Of greater
importance just now is
the dealers Reputation
Of Discount" methods
Of doing business.
These men are reading
the public mind. They
are no longer willing
merelyto sell" discounts"
$50 much off on this
tire, SO much off on
that"
They are selling a tire
service-a tangible, par
quality tire at a net price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
WASHINGTON & LEE LIMITS
ITS STUDENT BODY TO 725

LEXINGTON. VA. June S.-As a
recent decision TO limit her studcnt
hody to 725 members during the
is2l-22 session. sninrton ana
Lee University has been forced TO
adopt a policy Of requiring "a pre-
liminary deposit from every new
-,udcnt expecting 4 enter The IN
htitInon, and from every old stu
dent expecting to r"tufn.
Ten dollars good ftith' money Is
required from all. IN order tina thc
uumher desiring TO ma tricujat. for
next session may b" definitely as
o"rtair"d frniU present Indications
ih" HINT VIII bee reached snm. weeks
!,Ir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
UNDERTAKING FIRMS
REPRESENTED AT MEETING

cuNrI.pTTESNiLLE va. June 5.
Ih. ihirt. fourth annual conv.u-
ton uf ,hc Virginia Funeral Dircc-
,ars ssnri"'ion Opened IN Peabody
ifa!l, at ihe University. AZ . O'clock
ihts morning. President Henry "
Woody. ot Richmond, presiding. y
roll y"ll OF m=uibrrs showed that
tt', urms were represented.
our firms wyro elected 20 lncm-
u"rshtp ~ the association: j.. II.
iinheuhoS"r. Clifton FprEe !. &.
'rsu"r Sa'inswood. Wheeler X
Tiurrpspu. fredericksburg, and W.
T.. l',rrs Thzcwcil.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
H. H. BAKER. WINCHESTER'S
R MAYOR, Is DEAD

WINCHESTER. VA. June IL
Harry II Baker. ~, former Mayor
and on Govornor M~on,aguc's stnr
died last night "f heart trouble. H.
Was FOR many Years "a member 80 tho
whnl,sal. hrm OF EAkcr & COmrnnY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

LNNCHEtRG. VA. June S-IIaIl
which fen ~ tn" farm % James Me
Is nncy. several mjlcs south or Lynch
aurg. saturday afternoon, was So deep
il could be picked m in large chunks
* late as Tuesday morning. Thc
storm literally cat al vegetation TO
pieces in 4 short radius.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

Warning, Unless YOU 500 the nam.
"Bayer" on package or on tablets
YOU nrc not getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed hy physicians for twenty
II years and proved safe by mil
ions. Take Aspirin only as told In
IN" Baycr package for Colds. Head
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

ache, Neuralgia. rheumatism. Ear
ache. ~Toothache, LunbaGo and for
Pain. All druggists sell l;ayer Tab
lots OF Aspirin in handy tin boxes
of L.. and in bottles OF "a and 100.
Aspirin is the trademark OF Eaycr
Manufacture OF Observation-Disclosures
of S~alicYlica cin-AlN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
NEWS FROM ALL OF VRGLMA

established $50 years ago hy his an
Cestors.
surviving ar" IL widow. formerly
Miss Bell EuhHnk Jordan: one son.
William Woudhu Baker; one daurk-
ter. Mrs. Paul {. Gaylord: two sisters.
30 cambridge. England and Miss Lily
II. Baker. OF this city. and one
} ro;h"r. Or. Robert ". Baker. OF
Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

to the state Reform School. while
the Dobyns boy was whipped Ia
court by his father. the whipping be-
tin. The boys drove the car 10 Ron
nokc. whore IL was recovered. Far
rar is an adopted son of the owner
Of the car. who was secured from the
children's Home Society when he was
I years of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
seek would-n. Train wr.cl.,.

DANNiI.hE. VA. June 9Th" local
police department has been asked TO
watch for three negroes. VINO are de-
scrih"i. ana n are said to Iay.
thrown "a switch on tho main line
of the southern Railway a fcw nights
ago, an accident being narrowly
avert.d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
cu,worm. Damage corn crop.

NORWOOD. VA. June s-Thc
farmers are having considerable
rouhls getting a stand OF corn on
tho river account Of the cut worms.
but the prospect for a good crop Of
Is reported much better than
IL was a few weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

NORWOOD. VA. June S.-Business
through this section is gradually
picking mn and a more optimistic
feeling is shown by the farmers and
business men generally.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09

thatmore often than not
delivers in excess of what
is charged for it.
The leadership Of the
y. S. Royal Cord Tire
cannot be explained ON
its physical qualities
alone.
You cannot.separate it
from the bokicybehindit.
A policy insistent on
quality hrsf-on sound
merchandising as against
temporary appeal-on a
reality of tire oOorM in>
stead of an unreaHty of
discount talk.
The outstandingrea-
son, perhaps, why SO
manythousands Of car
owners measure all
other tires by u. S.
Royal Cords as the
standard tire to go by.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-09
BIO DISCOUNTS beGanddllee
mo one excgpr
the rraan who talks chem

MOST Of the retail
AVN successes that we
are proudest Of in this
country have been built
up On the best standard
merchandise at a fair
price.
Today the truth Of ex~
perience is making itself
felt in the tire trade as
in everything else.
The quality instinct in
the American public is
bearing weight.
AS it always does.
On May 1st, 1921,
there were $3.50 more
dealers selling United
States Royal Cord
Tires than a year ago.
There might be a
number of reasons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

o'clock. yhe day Of the meeting vas
changed on account OF the recco
lion at the Confederate Museum
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
HOW TO ACQUIRE A GOOD
COMPLEXION

y good. healthy skin is a great as
set 10 oGc's appearance. and "a beautt-
tul SKIN Is like the bloom on a peach
M.ke, ups do not cover up the
cases pn!y sery. 10 accen; them.
Don't think FOR i minute tina, they de-
ceivc any one. You mus, have a
good clear skin for a foundation 4
!Ittic regular care and attention VIII
give YOU IN. charm Of soft, bcauti-
ih!iy tinted skin without the use or
cosmctics
To. beg" with. the soap that you
use mas ereat deal TO do with the
condition or your skin. You must
find out jus, what Kind is most suit.
abic Tor your special needs. The
nurcst soap made ia shaving soap
Ihis white soap requires the very
nn.si Of materials in itA composition
and perfumes 10 disguise its cheap
n"Ss: but depends entirely upon IN.
purity and wholcsomencss 10 advo-
cate rs We. In addition To lie; cleans
!nS value. II also benefits tho skin.
Shaving soap contains no alkalines
which are really very harmful TO the
SKIN
i you. do powder and paint your
&c by day. be snre that you remove
All trace OF tho .'In.kc-up'' before re-
firing. u is Very Injurious 10 your
skin TO keen the pores closed while
Sleeping. Wash your face thorough
~ ovcrnieht IL warm water. after
ward r!ns!ng with cold.
After the warm water bath rua
cold cream into your Gkin Knead
tn" crcniu in gently with an even.
arm motion. Have just n light layer
en- YOUR face.
cloth and wiring II our IN very hot
water; Cover your face with this
ard allow IL 10 remain like this for
a Few minutes. Dip the cloth In hot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
HOLDING A HUSBAND
Adele Garrison's New Phase of Revelations of Wife
by Nnxar Ena
What Lillian Brought From the City

Lilian--wsth pasteboard box In
either hand, held by one OF the small
wooden handles which shops attach
to big bundles--aiighted from the
train as ! drew UP my car to tho sta
tior platform. had Just had time
20 make i after my telephone mes,
~ over my shoulder as stopped my
car 10 see II the onicious village
,hd, an, was in sight, for knew
unit allowed mator vehicles in the
village streets.
IT was evidently my lucky day
form Fastening 70 take one Of the
packages from Lillian. knew that
She must he warm. duty and tired. but
could nave dcduccd not one Of The
three from her appearance. She was
a splacid. as fresh looking as III she
nad 1u.t stepped from her bedroom
door after completing her toilet for
"ld. like TO see you lighting a firc
some dhy. J said bit vici"usly. az
wc turned toward the car But /
suppose you'd emerge as unruaicd a nd
peaceful! al Il summer morning.
Rave on. sweet child" sh. retort-
"a, ~ II amuhes you. But, really. I'd
:" me I've heard that comment upon
my supposed caiInncss under stress
NJ least four hundred and nincty-nine
lines; You never saw me trying TO
sew. did you I'm more fraZzled when
get through trying to mend some
thing than most women are over a
ing machine. and that lets me out
! changed the subject abruptly. for
the mention Of the sewing machine
had brought TO my mind an auda
cions little plan. Perhaps / cot,l,i alb
solutely avoid amy explanation 10
ihcky nf the wreckagc the marauders
had caused in the contents of my
MndEe.s Plan.
nccd not ask you II YOU were
smcc."ssfnl in Your raes, this morn
= was s' Very vi 'uS : Nc. r ,TTan' a ane
tunfi.S rs We climbed int" me car.
sW"rai. IS usual giving 10 the s;-enu-
Gus effort She had made ~ AIR OF do
ing nothing Il - hope lIcr Fluni !.
n"e. "!ll approve
IN. Is in very arnrovinr mood
with what Dicav calls 4 .icft-ave,
.ronch' but she was sunny as a June
morning when ] last saw her Tell
re. are there any 'hings IN that
hous" to sew? Ny sewing machine
- eiill over there. aud ic YOUR at
Tend - that end "f the work I'll
,ake tho rest. II have !: sneciaitv
VII, ror'n the bull; Of nc work.'' -
~ l.ll.an turned an a;:ci.-
Tive face toward me. | knew from
her tone that she guessed had some
Snerial reason for the r"ru"s:
"Recauae picky j. corning gu; an
=" o'clock train 10 lopk over The
damage. and J thought
'pf course" sh. Interrupted We
mast get that staff Of yours hacr in
the trunk bef"r" ii" comes Tho rest
II III" house doesn't matter Won
dor IT Her FlVWneSs--nevcr mind.
well -" able 20 put her off tho track. =
You mean you Will said sauciIy.
II! let yom manage Mrs. Durl<ec-
she's bcyon' me"
Well le; her inspect these trip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25

perics iirsi." Lii!,,i returned. Haze
you people had iuncb?"
you know Her Flu:hness." |
laughed. shell talk abou. letting
you tax. "a piccr. and things like.
that hu; she really has quite AN
elaborate lltti. meal waiting for our
return from the station"
\ sharp Qucstion.
ought :" cciGSure her. but my
tummy won't lot me-" Lillian COM
mcm;"d. I'm simply starved. AMI
"f work 20 do on :AcSc dr.tpcri"s
some .. then MAS fortunate enough
To sct ready hcnincd. With -four Of
US working Nell be able to get
everything done, including the clear
ms ~ OF that wrcckasc IN your
~ only Mrs Durkcc viii ,hinS
So. sighed mentally. but rejoiccd
,hat Lillian was there to manage
Her lluilincss.
As usual. my belief IA my friends
adro;tncss was justified for wncu we
had i"c.ct =; AMI had admired the
really cSiu.sit. things Lillian had
secured all IN tn. shades ot rose
which W. know that dainty bride
!oScd---anG had discussed the lunch
con Mrs. Durtcc had prepared. Iii
Han began her campaign by SAYING
coaxingiy:
You're going to let every one OF
rs help with the dishes. aren't YOU
I'll promise not to break single one
and Well be through in no time"
Il suppose I'd better" Her Fluff
'nncss returned. and we all fairly Flew
at I'll. task. dispatched il in record
breaking time. and repaired to Leila S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
TO HOLD STATE QUIZ
HERE LAST OF APRIL
Questions an Examinations arc I,nsed
ON irNt Hooks Adopted for Use
IN Elementary SchutLs

state examinations in each school
division ct Virginia will be held on
aPrli ~ ana 50. under the direction
81 each school division superint.n
hcnt. j. y. iiiilnan. secretary OF IN.
state Roara az Education announced
Yesterday Questions on ,hes. cx-
aHIinationS az" based on the text
books adoptcd FOR use in the clcnIen
tary schools and published in the Of
fetal hook list. The high schools
subjects. on which questions will be
asked for the first grade certificates,
are based on the appropriate high
school subjects, which are: General
science, English history. agriculture.
physical geography. classics AM, al :
zebra. NJ. applicant is permitted to
take examination for the first grad.
certificate who has NOT completed at
least the first two years OF the stan
dard high school course
The examinations on the Reading
Course for the renewal OF certificates
is based ON address. Health f:iuca-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
~ AND our Oh TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Dobic. OF Nor
folk, are spending several days in
lachinoHd TINS week.
Mrs. beverly Il. Munford. has re-
turned 70 hci nome here. AFTER !,
irip to the Middle West.
Mrs. Charles Irving, OF Buckingham
county, is the guest oi her parents,
Mir. aad AIRS. William {. Bentley, al
their nome on Park Avenue.
Mrs. John Druckcr. OF Bayonne.
y. D.. - the guest OF her daughter.
Mrs Allen ;. Minter, OF Roland isarg'
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Perkins. OF
Louisa. are spending week at Muir
phys Hotel. here.
Join W. Yoweii. OF Culpeper. is
The guest OF his sister, Mrs l.. Hawes
i.bscoinb. in the Ryland Court
Apartment
Major Armistcad Dobic, who has
heen spending short time in Nor
iolk, mas returned &c Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

water again ana steam your fac.
win IL; DO this for a few times and
then wipe off all CT, am that is left.
fou VIII be surprised TO gee how
!, VIII remove the dirt rom the pores
OF inc skin. This treatment, IS also
rimplcs.
Some women spend a great deaf Of
VINE ;nassa2inG their faces. b,il never
th!nk OF working on their nccts. with
the result that they have yong faces
ana old neckS. Or possibly. their
faces viii be white and their nccks
yellow. because they do not give their
hcchs the same amount Of attention
they give their faces.
Wn:n na@sagiug Your face. rcmem-
her To spend a little Of your effort ON
the neck. Rub in some cold cream
" YOU can spare III" time. repeat the
above p:ocess. alternating from hot
water to COLI cream on Your neck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
A Demonstration of Practical
Economy that Concerns Euery
Housewife i1s america
Two pounds Of Mazda fried 2O8
Doughnuts-2 pounds Of
Lard fried only 1873

Mazda is 1909 pure vegetable
fat. There is no loss from evapora-
ton, nor loss of bulk from heating.
1t remains sweet and clean, and
can be used over and over again
merely strain it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-25
MADAM! SURELY
DIAMOND DYE It
diamond nyes" never Streak,
Spot, Fade or give that
"Dyed-LOOk"

richmond women can dye anything
WITH q package of Diamond Dyes. An
o.H' worn ccA;. skirt waist. sweater,
kimono. dress or faded stockings
gloves. draperies. portiercs. char
covcrs-anything. whether wool. SILK.
linen, cotton or mixed goods. can he
diamond dyed to look like new. Easy
directions in each package guarantee
peTfect results. Druggist has Color
card showing actual materials dia-
tnond-dyed in a wondrous range of
rich. fadeless colors. Don't risk your
material in 4 poor dye.-Adv