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Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
Public Trustees Sale

WHEREAS Claude L. shriner whose address IS
r,,aho.. oIoraoo gr,ntor by his Trust Oeec.
sated .iay 2oth, 1875 and recorded in the tfnce OF
he ark and Recorder Of Cheyenne County. Colo
r,do. in Book 40. at Page I, 10. Of the records Of
said County conveyed to the Pubic Trustee oil said
County The following land in said County. to-~t'
The North West Quarter tNWl4) Of Section 49, IN
Township 70, S, Of Range ~ ". Of 9Th p NJ. IN
ust to secure the payment Of one principal note
OF even date with said Trust Deed Tor s@oo'o"
payable TO the der VigRo H. Johnson ore year
after date with interest thereon froa date at the ra'e
Of Ten per cent per anrum payable annua ly
AND WHEREAS, Default has been made oy the
said grantor in said Trust Deed in the performance
Of the covenants and conditions imposed upon him
BY the terms Of said Trust Deed in this, e-wH:
That said grantor has failed to pay said principal
note when due and has led to pay the kerest
due on said principal note from May 2oth. i92V.
AND WHEREAS The legal holder Of the indect-
etness represented by said note has filed with SAID
Public Trustee notice and demand in writing. de-
clarng said default and eleeting to declare inc
whole debt represented oy said note ana interest
thereon to date OF sale due and payable, and de-
manding the sale Of said land under said Trust
Deed.
NOW THEREFORE, Public Notice is hereby
given that, pursuant to said notiee election and
demand and under and By virtue Of the authority
vested in me by said Trust Deed and the Jaw. !.
A Pfost, Public Trustee Of said Cheyenne County.
will sell the above described land for cash. AZ public
auction to the highest bidder at the South front
door Of the County Court House. in heyenne Wells
in the County Of Cheyenne. and State Of Colorado.
on Monday. the 2sth day Of Nov. A o. 1921. at
ten o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose Of pay
ing said notes. interest to date Of sale lees and e1-
penses Of this sale. and will give to the purchaser
thereof a certificate Of purchase therefor as pro-
vided by law.
Dated October 25th 1921.
r. A. PFOST,
rublie Trustee Of Cheyenne County. Colorado
First publication Oct 27. 1921.
Last publication Nov. -. 1921.
" H johnson. Attorney For Benefeis ry
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
ONE DAY ONLY

They Come Many Miles 10 See Him
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10

Mix. as 1t leaves the cows u'l'ler.
contains bnctt,r1n. II the COW II dirty
and there In loose hay around, dust
from the cow = body and the hay set
ties In the m:lk-pail. and this dust is
swarming with bncteria. As soon as
they reach the warm milk they COM
mence to multiply. and In few hours
they may have increased until there
ire millions IL the teaspoOnful of milk.
II is these bacteria that cause milk to
sour, but most of them are not only
harmless. but positively beneficial.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10

DR.. Dorsu is q regular graduate In
medicine and surgery and is licensed
by the State of Colorado. He visits
professionally the more important
towns and cities and offers 70 all who
call on this trip consultation and ex.
animation free, except the expense ot
treatment when desired.
According to his method OF coming
TO your nearest city to see patients he
gives all the sick people an opportuu.
ity to obtain the best that medical sci
ence can offer right at home. He does
not operate for chronic appendicitis,
gall stones, ulcers of stomach, tonsil>
or adenoids.
He has to his credit many wonderful
RESULTS in diseases of the stamacb, live,
b b,wels, blood, skin, nerves, kidney,
heart, bladder, bed wetting. catarrb.
leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
Hyou have been aiIing for any
length of time and do not get any bet
ter, do not fail to call, as improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause OF your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date, that examin.
alton on this trip will be free and that
his treatment is different
Married ladies must come with their
husbands, and children with their
parents
Address: Medical Laboratory of
DIR. Doran, 335-333 Boston Block,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
s,EEaiL'z;aa MILK BOTTLES
Only Thornuch Washins, steamins
and Dry,nI Prcu;tt's Sterile Con.
tainer &c. iiik.

Too much .nr,.:f c"uuot he give,
to the fact HAT o' thorough wash
Ing, s'enmine- nnd wig produces
ster' cOuraiucr "iIIIl and TIM
milk should not - allowed In an.
other than u s'rr 'r rortlili r ~ m,
time. and ruriiruii II tn. Mn Ir
been pnstrHriz.d nr ,fherN3 ie ,Eerted
The washing nrd Stnri'is ~: ~ re-
turned e. Ply mtt pttles to u cit.
milk plant cHnstirr r.' = h',r "rnblem
Bottles are receive in cars nd
tiUns Of clcpnincs. md th'
mnny and varied go rc'.S Of ,nllr 'iIon
and II becomes sOI '=it Of u CcOEi
plishment tn make them sterile COZ
tafners for milk.
The incubation from the ernpt.
bottle can he reduced to . minimum
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10

We state it as our honest belief
that the tobaccos used in Chester
field are Of finer quality (and
hence of better taste) than in any
other cigarette at the price.
Liggctt & Myers Tobacco c.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10

~ soutn Caroiina. ALABAMA and Ms
sisslppi. where q large part Of the &C.
tive neld work has been done by the
cooperative extension men. Reports
frUn the associations which have
br~n In operation for 4 fairly long
time show that tlse bull association Is
fulhiling its purpose OF improving the
herds aud that the. daughters OF asso-
cintion bulls have generally excelletl
their dams In milk and butterfat pro-
,iucti"n. In one Maryland association
II daughters Of association bulls ex.
r"lletl their dams In yearly production
hy nm nv"rn..e Of !nss pounds Of milk
and ~ r",IIn,ls Of hutterfat.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
Sherif's Sale

BY virtue Of a special writ Of execution issued
out Of the Clerks ONCE Of the District Court o.
hensnne County and State OF Colorado, andto ms
directed. whereby am commanded to make the
um Of Six Hundred Fifteen Dollars. tei5.oo) and
costs Of suit. the amount OF L certain judgmci',
recently obtained against Henry Stark. in favor tt
Ed A. Johnson, out Of the lands. tenem.nts. goods
AND eharels Of the said Henry Stark. | have leysd
en- the following property. towi':
Section 9. in Twp. IS. Of r. 46. w.. in Chey-
enne Couuty. Colorado.
THEREFORE. according 10 said command. |
shall expose for sale. at Puolie Auction all the
right title and interest OF the above named Henry
Stark. in ano 10 The above described property. on
Monday. the 2sth day Of November. 1921. at ten
o'clock A. NJ. at the From, door OF the County Court
House. in Cheyenne Wells. Colorado.
Dated at Cheyenne Wells this 27th day Of oeto-
bsr. 1921.
ART BEoWN.
Sheriff Of Cheyenne County
WI. JOHNSON. Attorney
First pub Nov 3rd. '2l
Last pub Nov oath. ~ At
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
EXCELLENT AS FORAGE CROP
cowpea VIII Thrive On Al Typss ss
Arabic Sol; and Requires Very
Little Atten ention.

For feed the cowpea Is especially
valuable. SPECIALISTS Of the United
States Department .f Agriculture say,
because It will grow ON all types OF
archie soil. requiring little attention
and producing most excellent fOrnge.
III addition. Il is Of great value as a
Sc i-nian,ire crop TO Increase the
,r..,u. rn y. nitrogen content Of the
',p. rh II liz grown.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10

oy thorough washing. steaming aud
draining. and as this is possible and
highly important from a health point
Of view no other method should be
tolerated.
Placing pnsteurixed milk in hottie
which has not been sterilIzed Just
previously lessons the efficiency Of the
pnsteurizinR process and helps to de.
feat Its purposes.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
DAIRY
HINTS
WORK OF BULL ASSOCIATIONS
Wac inavSurats1 and improve.
ment In HordO Seen.

prepared by the United States Depart.
n,ent Of Arrirnlture.)
The number If Hctive hull aSS,n'iH.
tfors Increased from ~ on July ], 1919.
10 '23 on June 20. 1920. This IL the
inrcext increase since tile work WAS
he :in by the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture. and is partly due
to the momentum gnined during the
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
Coming To
Burlington & Lilnon
DR.. DORAN
A Specialist, Net in Name Only, But
by Experience Of Almost A
Quarter of q Century
DOES NOT USE THE KNIFE

Will give free consultation on WE'D
NEsDAY, Nov. Both, in Burlington at
the Muntezuma Hotel. THURSDAY.
DEC. 1s'. in Limon, at the Limon
Hotel, from 10 a m. to p. m.
Cheyenne Wells record., 1921-11-10
Rialto Theatr'
Programs Worth While !.
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY, NOV lO.l
my Lady's Garter"

MY Lady's Garter"
,;cte that keeps guessing entertains final
.Ifungalow Troubes' a reel comedy.
SATURDAY. NOV II
horse racing picture from 49,
reaes furnishes
tera
SUNDAY aid MONDAY, NOV 18Th
Pauline Fredr;ck in Madam x"
In Madam X the M
This picture than the play which ye
stands as sensational
mans Pauline
question in Her boywl, his hearts he I
for the life trembling wretced the
was his mother is considered creates
Tuesday there be show
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, 1911
Dorothy Gish in Ghosts in the Garrett
With Parrot bulldog with itching she ip
trail of burglars Desperate cuthroat @
the stealing thrills laughs
love and crooks and spooks
in picture that n
AdddThe Lyon Killers reels of hunting and killing
No Show on Friday
SPECIAL limited time there will be Tns
and Friday
COMING The Devil: 20 The Miracle Man. Bu
'Saphead; Nov 3d. Bill S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
ST. PAUL 5 CONGREGATION
ELECTS NEW yEsTRYNEN
\. Birr;c Blair and ". Franz,
Powers Named at Annual
Moor inw

be!rnc i:loir uud ". Frari,
tp".iS were elected - the y"stry OF
~ h"uis Npiseopal Church "a, the
am Ial meeting o! the congregation
which took plac" Tuesday uiaht ia the
sunday school room. according TO the
custom. on ST iU!i's Day u Is the
rui" with TINS church That rs" yes
tryinen ShhI! lac elected each year
and an equal number shall retire and
after AN absence from that budy for
on" year th'y ~" cl.ylulc To re
lection Ihis rule WAS carried out
- tho cas-" of MIR. Powers. who was
retired lively" months ago.
i"v ". Russell Bowie. - ID. tn.
rector, acted a. chairman and VIM
m" ballots wcr" being counted =,
iahi"au in three PARTS ts Shown. In
le!prvtins the desired spirit Ia which
the work of the church should h.
aCconp.ishcd Th. picture represent
"a a stained glass window IN thrc.
sections. the figures in tn. HRS, h.
.ns Love. with ittl. cai!d in her
arms; Duty and truth, unprecedented
10y MSS Helen rutherford johnston
ana little f"Grarl Johnson, Jr. Mrs.
JIincs u Green and Rchcrt sharp.
The center panel showed rurit..
taith and Worship. posed by Mrs
Robert bryan Miss Frances car
r.nSton and l0scph Hurt. While the
thiid section represented Charnctar.
Mind ana Work. posed by MISS Ncll..
iIarris. Miss Katherine Iiieasan,S and
tn" Rev. Il cary Montague.
foD"r. Laird read three poems OF
John oNeuhIm Applicant. 10 :li tho
Qualities represented while the pie
lures We're shown. and between tho
parts tn" vested choir sang hymns.
Leading tho professional were four
small boys acting as acolytes who
held their caudlcg uuSwcrv!nrly
throughout tn" reading. Later. Dr
Bowie made ~ brief address and
plans w"r" shown FOR the new parish
house. which have h""r submitted by
holland and baskerville. architects.
T'!nc Of construction. however. is
thoroughly INDEFINITE.
Or. George ROSS. ono OF the oldest
members IF st. paul's and senior
warden. sent In mis- resignation from
The vcstry in beautiful letter to
William {. Bentley, registrar. pr.
Ross declared that as Ii" has reached
tn" rip" aI. OF eiGhty-tIro years n"
feels that the iuiirmitjcs OF age pr"-
vent him from activ" work. Upon
The statements FROM pr Bowie and
Mr. BENTLEY. however. that the VEN
cradle physician aud churchman had
missed only three Of The fifteen ves-
try meetings "a 1890 hts resignation
Was not accented.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
AAMPOEN VAS SCHOOLEO
BY SIR FRANK BENSON
Famous Actor Ia Give Three Per-
i"rn,nnrcs ~ strand Thcntrr
Neat Week

Walter liampdcn's classical tra.u-
INK on thc stag" began Under inc
tutclaEe OF Sir Frank henson For.
after iniS celebrated Shakespvar..n
actor graduated from Harvard an!
went 20 France 10 etuuy FOR the con
cert stag, h" ju,uci. The organization
OF th!S motel EEG.isl actor and ii'ay-
"a with n!m tor two seasons appynr-
ng in almost every part in the on
tilc ShittcSpcIr"uu repertoire. Eut
OF 70" seventy roles III" played, one
was saved hy him uut,l later. ;Aut
OF Hamlet. IN which h- l. now rccpE-
nlH"d a. heimE the greatest OF the
axe" II" then went 10 London and
MS engaged FOR leading man in The
Prayer OF tn" sword" "a romantic
play that achieved considerable sue
cess. Ills wOrk attracted the attcn-
ton OF II. u. Irving ami he was given
IN" opportunity to play I.lertyS IN
lrying's production ii Hamlet" La
ter. when Irving became i'll. Ia. play
cd Hamlet and received from WU-
lam Archer. dean of ;hc ENGLISH
critics. the pr5ie" or being the most
promising young actor sine" Forbes
koh"rtsou's debut" VI that time
u" was hut "a lie came back 10 this
country TO produce. in associate
with Henry Miller, charles Ram
kcnnedy's beautiful play. THE Ser
want in tn" House. In which he
created tho role OF Manson lie VIII.
he seen in this sam" role in 4 rcvi-
val OF "rh. servant" during his en-
gagcmcnt at the strand FOR tn" FIRST
hair or next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
SOCIAL WORKERS TO FORM
DOMESTIC SCIENCE GLASS
tdIitionnI Unit Soon 10 he Organized
ut Nurses settlement
Headquarters.

As soon as . few more applications
age r.cr!,.A. I'd fourth domestic
.cicuce GLASS VIII b., formed at tho
Headquarters of tac Social WORKERS.
- the Nurses Settlements, ll"i West
Cary Street Tho thrc. in operation
arc taught hy Mrs. - Talbot French.
Nls- Narsarr' Brown and M.S~ Nlr-
tin;I Ellington, ana .lch meets once
The proposed class Dee in kacriur
~" work % hat section Of Tho city
1.H the equipment oi the settlement
nous. 'lthguEh there Is no thought
81 adding 90 the building Itself or to
ilAi used IN the next hlncf for the
tylurNslGm Thcsy groups ARE, lin
.'ed w. ".Gh' -4rls members being
between the ages OF and IS Home
lu""inE r"eeives as nuch attention.
las cooking
NJ each mec,!ny of the classcs n
low !npl" and practical dishes arr
c2"he' hN The girls under the SUPER
VISION Of tn" teachers after which
it- former set i4r tahIc. auaurulrl. Z,
IN .iruct.an. ana ihcu All enjoy tn.
iopd which ls provided by tho or
Situi&Ii on Aftermath IN" dishes ARE
washed and ui:i away Nut only ID
IN" Nuups people Thoroughly enjoy
TINS work u o. said hut -hrv ruitr
ne" ana valuable suggestions "a their
mothers. Who AR" declared - lee like
~. house Keepers. wager ior Soif!r-
'n!nE move! Tor the table MIR g. ST.
,ivoree Cooke IS president of tn"
Sofia! Workers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
TIPS FOR TYPIsTs

In order TO succeed in tho busin.s.
worm on" must Eavc something more
than spc,d in typswritlng ana short
hand 90 course 100 words a minute
in shorthand ana sixty I'm ;ypcwritinu
arc very good qualifications Thcy arc
essential 20 the good secretary. INT
II takes more than these iwp things
TO make III. IDEAL stouOG-a.h
There was ONO" "a mau who a..,,r.
t!sed FOR Z; capable secrstarg
~ Tho cnd OF the dar na was =
nervous wreck n. was tired ana
completely worn cvt ~ r..li. of
u en0ris came go no,n.n- Ills optu-
lpn OF IA" average hIsIr.-fs sli....
MAS not very favorable.
.1TA;,s IS wh', he SAID VIII n Il friend
ask t'i ann about tile girls wAp app ga
for M. position.
on ,some ~ n,em could Gavo
naucl"d the work a.. right they
were capable enough Some were
very competent ana hgd an IN. u.,,a.
s'ry qun!iicatipHs-nlI al! IN, lie.
I"ircm"n's ia tRc!r various schools.
bUt You should havo seen Them Ne
gods. lie threw up his Hnnls in
despair %, The TRICK ia;. h.d 3lnyrd
upon MIN such uunCh Of freaks,
! couldn't hay, stayed In IN. same
room Win some pf them for ,wo
minutes may be Id-fushloncda and
an that uu,
y had ON cir nerc today She ala
" "orE al rl"Ai but sh" had somc-
thinR on mat ratified Bracelets. I
think imnv.n" trying "a dic,a,. L.
something with four bangles on one
"Hist, Mad" ine think OF a Jazz
band
And another one fused ,y.,h some
ih!ug Sh" had IroUul Ner nccE
some Kind ~ a loctc'. had a rirt5Ir,
IN Sh. -vgt foel.up ana fussing
w!th ~ slippins ), up ana down on
dne ioas chain IN" NOR. Then she'd
my letter fknH.trEf IrT .., .,..lT'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

2ciion were made " patrons Of the
Of IN" association, had char. ~ M
inject ting. Principal W. -. Ell3s and
Or. 'oug laa Freeman made the prin-
Iipal addresses. Mrs. !: y s. Meyer
delivered "a recitation. ana Mrs sig
llht2lcr performed on tn" piano.
mere w'r" present about 3jp mem
hers of tn" associations
Ia" resolution which vas adoutch
STAGED tina; the education OF the chill
drcn is me question OF greatest con-
Germ a. ,his ti;uc. that reasonable
ss@'ar!eS must BE- provided to scCur.
the typc OF teachers required. and
tHHt tire bGdE,t presented Nv tn"
Schop! Board contained figures winch
could not bv eliminated
10 - committee representing, the
association was Delegated the duty
90 apr"aring before tn. F!nunc.
Committee ard CRY Council OF inc
proper time. IN n.hait of The teach
.:S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
CARELESSNEsS IN DRESS
WORRIES SOCIETY WOMEN
Indignant Over Young Men APP
pcaring at Dancing Parties
Wearing Dinner Coats.
nN PAU. q. JEANS.
nitcrsnl Service stan CORRESPONDENTS.


"i.W YORK. Jan. 2G-Eaykwash
Or the var or whatever ii is New
YORK society inatrons arc very much
disturbed over the epidemic OF care
!rSSu"ss ia dress which is Invading
the ranks O; the dcbutants--i. that tx
what one calls tho mai. young tni:.s
mat serve as dancing pnrinerS Tor the
dvbutantC6.
II seems tina; the lnuii.ous effect
o. army regulations winch took IA"
p.a'o ot the etiquette buOk for "A con
siderable portion az the NAL. younger
stt curing the "nr must ho respond
be IN u large measure fOi tho prcs-
ynt ait"Setner dcp!oraDlc conditions.
" hen the social cod" under which one
happens 10 be operating p,csrr.b.a
ihc conventional olive Grab Tor all oC-
eNsl"nS IRON poker parties - formal
'"crpt TONS well naturally one loses
some mig oi THAT defeat. social in
Stilcl That uscd to ;cll tn. society
maze !ni1!LO!! the proper time and
place cor Is dinner coat.
ANYHOW. the other evening thcy
ten mo, Mrs. Charles Il Alexander
hhd 'lfs. hugh y. AUchiuiosa whose
names, by Do. way. shine very bright
j. In an OF the best Blue EoOks-.;.vc
c.anhsr's annl:' WAS h.id T.. the richly
Htt"" ballroom Gf the Alexander
mansion on Fifty-eirhth street ana
room OF Tie i;l.z. with VIVA, e'Ir;risc
ard chagriH did these two char'ring;
hos'ess"s EHzc upon tn" shocking as
inc younger male guests.
'lmrpEs BILE the HGCicty lnatrbns
exclaimed as the. i"v.Icd their !org-
Ucttos at the offending articles Of APP
par"l. "u told. Bat ,hcy looked
again ana again. and every time they
.p"Ecd they saw the same things And
on top ~ the terrible faux pas OF the
Iinu"r coa' practically every one ~
the male guests committed tho iinuro-
py.cty Of appearing on the dance floor
W!iiDGt th" conventional whitc
The passing or the white E!ovcs no
doubt VIII disturh most greatly tn.
inH.runs Of that portion "f the 400
who's" position an inc social ladder t.,
NOR" hereditary man financial. for. !
have u on good authority, there seems
% hnve been lIttic reaction to the
wayc az prlce-cuijirg anon. the
'nodisi"H. nnd ia" Gugloyef hand of
ne dancing man" can wroak much
damage upon Ia" dehgtaute's frail
drapory IN thee" days ot III. shlmmy.
~ really seems a. II this dccldcnt
tendency OF the younger iuni" sc: is
something Of "a threat against the
whole social order Perhaps !, Will
soon y" considered less than i capital
offence to appear u, a formal dinner
100 u business suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28

Miss Beth Palmer. of 40 West
Franklin street, Is visiting In Savan-
nah, Ga.
MIS- RAYMOND MASSEY has returned
To Richmond after u weeks stay with
MIR and Mrs w Nivison Waller. Jr.
iu Norfolk.
Mr. ana Mrs L. NJ Hunter "r Rich
rrand. are at tn" Hotel Washington
n WASHINGTON for e fox days.
Nv and Mrs Thomas I. Graham. Of
this city. are spending = short time in
WASHINGTON.
Mr.. ana Mrs G. \. Williams. Of
richmond. arr ~; the Hotel Washing
ton in Washington for a shor; stay.
Miss Mamie Doherty vii! leave
sunday for 81. Ed.th's Academy, at
i,rietol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
BOARD WILL INVESTIGATE
REMARKS OF Or. tlOSKIMS
Executive Committee to Probe thurrr
Thnt Pr"i"sS"r Advocated TIA
ciai tntcrmarria.c

the executive committee Of tn. board
% visitors OF the Mcdjcal coles. >:
Virginia would tonight iry,xtIrate
IN" chaFG'a rr"f"trcd b. students
which sh. is alleged 20 nav, .
pressed approval OF racial in.ar,n,r-
riaGc. Dr. HOskin declares her re-.
marks III rcJ.r"nc" To the matter
nave bee" m!s'nterpreied and sarbled
The executive commit. 81. .,nb,,...
Thomas l.. Moore. chaiimau. Dr S.u-
ART Mcclure, president II tl,. cnlls.c.
E9ra liuntou. j.. T. l.. l:tmis.. u.nr,.
l.. S.ahell and william Il Mi!lcr. j
is also secretary OF the Ooa.d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
WILL PRESENT GIRL SCOUT
PICTURE TO STIR INTEREST
..Vhr Golden Ea.Irt" to Iir shown
Here Tomorrow tstcrnoOn at
4 0tipck.

10 arouse enthusiasm In the Girl
scout movement. :hc motion picture,
..Thc Golden Ia glct." demonstrating;
all the activities Of tn" Girl Scouts
viii be- shown in the auditorium of
Inc seventh street Christian Church
tomorrow afternoon at I o'clock.
Speeches by leaders in the move
mont, including n member Of the ma
tionai cNccu;iv" board and members
al the local council In Washington.
will be made. Mrs. John Darretto IS
head Of the program committee.
All arc invited.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
PARENTS ASSOCIATION
FOR INCREASED SALARIES
Robert L.. Lee school SaIncs Com
mit,cr 10 Appear before the
city Council.

\ resolution calling upon Iity
Council TO provide the necessary
funds for increased salaries for school
teachers. as called for in the budget
submitted 10y The school Board. was
adopted at Il largely attended meet
Ing Of the Parents Association %.
sobcr; l. Lee school last uight. and
a number oi speeches faNor.ng such
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
CASCARETS
"They Work while YOU Sleep"

DO YOU fec! "out-of-tune": You are
bilious. cons,ipated' You feel head
"chy. fun of cold. uns;rung. Your
meals don't ht--breaih is bad. skin
SALON. Take Cascarers ionigh; for
your liver and bowels ana wake M
Gear. rosy ana cheerful No gripping
mo Inconvenience. children love
Cascarcis. too. 10. -. 30 ccnts-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
FEATURING SPRING
LINES AND TRIMMING

Smart frocks COR spring lilsn ,y.ll
70 he trimmed with braid or cmbro;d-
cry. Their lines ar" very straight
and simple, bn: an" none the loss
chhrin!n" fpr that Young hopirlrls
look exceptionally wei IN ,hts. aim
pie little frocks.
II your li';!c Girl needs a school
crpcl< use The design skc'-h,d ahov"
and max" iJ Of navy-rulurod ..rga.
Let tr trimming b" braid or ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
Not Guilty OF Murder.

Thomns Funn. colOrcd. chnrgcd vim
the murder or william Brown. co.,
orcd was acquitted by n jury in
Hastings Court yesterday evening.
The hearing consumed tho whole o..
tho day, and the jury brought in It's
verdict about o'clock. Tho accused
was represented by Edgar Il. Eng
Hsh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-28
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN

around all day
u IL these anuoyin" ll;tlc THINKS
mat ~" rcSpous.hl" for the fuilnr,
OF 50 many girls "a ;Fc business
world. In" Office - urt ~ itanr.y
hunting ground for "priupinr"