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The Washington times., 1921-02-02
ANzAN TOO EXCLUSIVE,
SAYS SHERLOCK HOLMES

SYDNEY, New South Wales. FEB.
z.-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. the Au-
thor of sherlock Holmes." In an
interview here yesterday, said Aus
tralia would never be filled up with
British subjects while there was
such q policy of sxclusivensss ss that
practiced at present which he pro-
nounced . mistake.
He said Il was his belief that. IL
the country were well Advertised In
the United States. many Americans
with capital would settle In Austria
liza and would help establish the cot
ton industry there.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
CARDS SIGN COLLECIAN
WITH 4 HITLESS GAMES

ST. LOUIS. Feb. Arthur b.
Rivisre, nineteen years old. a student
at the University OF Texas. has been
signed by the 81. Louis Cardinals
Riviere 10 heralded as "a guy who
can pitch" In 1920 the collegian,
while pitching for an independent
team In Texas. worked twenty-six
games. hurlins 2l9 innings. He
pitched four hitless contests, two OF
these no-hit AFFAIRS in succession. He
made a record OF twenty-six innings
without q safety. In twenty-six
games he shut out his opponents In
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
WORK, JAIL, OR EXILE,
CHOICE GIVEN LOAFERS

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Feb. a.
Unemployed In Newport News must
go to work. go to Jail or leave town
The city manager and other officials
made this announcement yesterday,
saying that work would be given 10
all who apply as soon as the city's
sewer Improvement plan IL under
way.
Men applying for employment must
show that they have been here for a
certain length OF time and have lost
jobs which they held in this city.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
SLEW WOMAN
TO OSTEAL $82.
Suspect Taken for Killing
Mother Of Seven-Confessed,
Say Police.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Feb. e.
After an armed posse had searched
the countryside all night for the
murderer Of Mrs. Joseph Chernock,
who was beaten to death in her home
at Milford. a Milford detective early
today arrested Charles Kacersuski,
thirty-six, in this city. According
to the detectives Kacersush con-
fessed the crime, saying he mad
killed the woman for $82 she had In
her possession
MOTHER OF SEVEN CHILDREN.
The prisoner was taken to Milford.
arrival of Coroner Mix. who Is to hold
an inquest at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Chernock was the mother OF
seven children. An sleven-year-old
daughter, returning from school.
found her mother struggling with q
strange man, who was striking her
over the head with a stone. The girl
ran to the home of II. L. Lane, a
neighbor. shouting that her mother
was being killed.
FIRED AT AssAILANT.
Lane snatched up a hunting rife
and ran toward the Chernock home.
As he approached a man ran out and
Lane fred, but was uncertain II the
bullet struck it's mark.
Mrs. Chernock was found dead on
the second floor of her home, her skull
crushed. Nearby was a large stone
covered with blood and hair. A blood
stained ak was found downstairs.
On the first floor searchers found
Mrs. Chernock's infant In a crib un-
hurt.
Kacersuski lives in Bridgeport.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
Plan AntI-Semitic CONGRESS.

VIENNA, Feb. 2.-Plans for an In
ternational anti-semite conference to
be held In Vienna In March under the
auspices OF the German-Austrian Pro-
tective Anti-semitic Association were
announced yesterday. All nations
have been invited 70 send delegates 20
the conference or TO nominate permA-
nent Austrian delegates. A preiimi-
nary meeting OF all non-Jewish or
gsnizations has been called for Feb
ruary z.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
70 Radicals OFF to Russia.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2.-Seventy Rad
icals, including several women, or
dered deported to Russia left here
yesterday aboard tho steamship Es-
thonia for Libau. Latavta- From
there they will be sent by rail At
Government expense as far as riga
and thence across the Russian from
tier. Most of the radicals were sent
to the Ellis Island immigration sta
ton from Boston and Philadeiphia-
where they had been held
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
POPPING QUESTION Is
FOR WOMEN, HE SAYS

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Sir John Cock
burn, In a lecture to the women's
Freedom League, declared women
have not only equalled, but surpassed
men in every neld Of endeavor. He
said It Is time for women to take
the lead in courtship and to do the
proposing.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02

MRS p. G. SINGER. ce@sly
London society matron,
gave q unique account upon
her arrival In San Francisco OF
an attack by sharks while
bathing in Honolulu harbor.
cit was my highly eolored bath
Ing salt that attracted the
sharks" said Mrs. Singer. Il
Was warned just in time and
had TO swim as fast rs ] could
10 escape them"
The Washington times., 1921-02-02

nvs battles This college Md In 2i9
innings famed 552 men. In twenty
siE games be averaged thlrtsap STRIKE
outs per game. He famed twenty In
one game.
The Washington times., 1921-02-02
Swiss TO Restrict Imports,

The Swiss Federal Council has un-
der consideration measures to afford
protection to Swiss manufacturers by
restricting imports, according to an
official report received today by the
Department of Commerce from Berne.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
ONE GERMAN BRUTE CONVICTED

Crueties deliberately inflicted prisoners OF
war In German detention camps unquestonably caus-
&c, the deaths OF many Belgian. British and French
soldiers and those of smaller number of Americans
we'll PARTICIPATES of humanity and the articles OF
war were ruthlessly violated by in carry
ing into effect the Prussan theory OF positive war
which required the employment of every device
by which war could be made mere horrible to the
enemy. not by chance that brutes devoid
az conscience and human sensbiities appointed
guards over prisoners the battleheids These
There were n good" prison camps in Germany sim
ply military poicy framed TO create the
utmost Of terror in the enemy.
This was the the allied demand that those
Responsible atrocities perpetrated prisoners be
pdnished The design bring to justice the orig
iaatos Of the outrageous plans. The underlings who
MD the dirty work were in fact instruments of
hfkh command hoped that the military author
ites the brutality could be reached and
aunlshed example others who might in future
the Prussian exemplary penalties on the vanqush
ed nation.
There little satisfaction, then in the conviction
of Sergeant Heynen who has been sentenced TO ten
months Imprisonment for i'll treatment British
soldiers a Westphalian camp The sentence is pitt
fully Inadequate Yet a beginning of the business
Of trying the German brutes it is bad We had
expected less And the the list is a cap
tain Possibly the high at Leipsig eventually
will offender Of real rank whose conviction
would constitute of the military esab
eminent.
s. This hardly be expected. If the Germans
desire to confidence Of their they
.slE comply fully they with the just demands
made upon them for punishment It is in paying for
hewar the atrocities they committed in proce
cutting the upon civilization that Germans
via come of realization OF the enormity their
crimes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01
A .BoLsHEv1sr UNIVERSITY

II may not be easy determine just what hap
pened at Valparaiso University Indiana inst-
tuition populous than Yale. which has been wide
y advertised by its democratic methods
President Hodgdon. who has resigned. explains
that there has been fostered by faculty and cutsid
ers Bolshevism Communism and other cults the prac
tce Of which is destructive American ideals and
principles and that the propaganda can be trac-
Ell the heart of the federal government '-W Which
has soldiers Valparaiso for education.
The alleged Bolshevists, who demanded DR.. Hold
gdon's resignation their dear desire
their alma it's pristine purity which
iced by DR.. Hodgdon striving make the poor
Harvard" like the real Harvard by paying money
athetes-does that sinful device really presist IN
by other need ideas that jibe
with the traditions or the university The loyal"
students who supported the president organized par
stripped for action in the best Lusk
but praverfully dssuaded from the local
Soviet
DR.. HQdgson possibly hasty in resigning. His
statement that he breaches loyalty to Americanism
and American industrial life suggests OF
nerves. Loyalty Amercansm is all right; but how
can anybody be loyal American. Russian
Il industrial lifeo' The thing simply cannot done
IN camer moment DR.. Hodgson may recall his resg
nation. His high opportunity is 10 in Valparaiso
fight the cults where they grow.-New York World.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01
nothing more than an irridescent dream

nothing than 'irridescent dream"
The plan is to take the flood where the
Yellowstone and Missouri unite in North Dakota
carry them southwark through South Dakota Nebras-
ka and Kansas a point the Arkansas near Garden
City, Kan distance of about 900 miles That sure
~ is project that involves greatest engineering
feat CT all time 1t may be ridiculous but who dares
condemn anything absurd In view OF the "impossi-
Bile things that have been accomplished? Seven
thousand Nebraskans have enough In its practiL
cability have backed IT with money to make sur
veys and acquire considerable part the right-ot
II is not the design the present Missouri
into dry bed and deprive Omaha. Kansas City and
ether points of their river. Only the food waters
would be mpounded the waters that cause much
trouble on the lower Mississippi every spring
Why do these people want river flow through
a land much of which produces much but
brush? They see in 1t the possibility OF irrgating
6 900 900 acres Of land that Is valueess They
see in the vision Of the minds eye land populous
and busy with industry where the coyotes wall
ing howl is about all that disturbs the stiffness 1t
may be but stupeudous dream, but the mind
conceived it Is at least capable OF dreaming
moth scale. It is gigantic scheme the
OF nature and may present insuperable
les, Yet built the Panama Canal
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

BABE NTH got.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

Il What is numi msstist? Ans.
4 numismastst is a collector Of coins.
? What causes kernel Of popcorn
to pop? Ans.-The moisture inside be-
comes steam and causes the kernel II
explode
; What is the color OF crude petrol
cum? Ans-It Is of dark yellowi sh
brown color
4w-hat is atmosphere pressure?
Ans-It is the pressure e1erted ia ev-
ery direction upon body By the at
mosphere
) Who are Bedouins? Ans They
are nomadic Arabs or tent jewellers Of
Arabic. syria and Northern Africa
s What is Astrakhane Ans.--'As-
frakhan IS the skins or young lambs or
iginaly obtSned 7rom -Ystrakhan,
city in Russia.
a. What is birthstone Ans-Brim-
stone is sulphur.
s. On what Itnd Of tree do Bra
I'll NUS grow, Ans.-Brezil nuts are
the seeds Of psIm Of tropical Ameri-
ca.
What = whitewood Ans White
wood Is tulip tree wood.
10 What lis viii uoso9 Ans.--A
vrtuoso i master in the technique
- some particular fine arr. especially
a highly skilled musician
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01
The
Passing
Shoe

EVERY wife has a sunny
COMPANY disposition and
CHILLY home disposition
But the same Is true OF every
HUSBAND for that matter
or course YOU have all your
DANDELIoN wine put up?
WELL neither have We.
ABOUT the only chance that
THE government VIII ever eaten up
WITH Goa operator prohte6r
N its pursuit of him
IS that he may turn around g
laugh
AND make faces and do II TOO long.
1T often happens that before the
VARNIsH sets dunod on the
I>sTALLMENr plan furniture BE
BOUGHT for his wedding
HE is paying the lawyer for al
vorce
on the installment plan
If 1t is true as one fashion writer
alleges
THAT skirts are often supported
By camisoles We suppose the tend
ency
FROM now on will BE toward
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01
A sTUPENDoUs DREAM

As rule man has taken the rivers they have
found them. He has regarded them the work cF
nature. and, while in instances their co0T=e~
have been slightly altered it has remained for some
ina gnative Nebraskans to propose build river,
that the term speaking of an enter
prise AT best credit is due the the
for their originality. n the project should prove
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

A BALDHEADED man may always be counted on
10 become interested IN hy-swattng campaign be-
fore the is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

THESE ARE times when the chronic loafer may be
taken for who is temporarily OF job.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

What docs cast hardened" mean
. What IS mp-black
B What docs plagose mean7
4 What is queen s-warea
5. Who arc Neopolltlans
What is n toosin?
What is AnRlophobia
What e holden gray
What IS a pipkn?
10 What is Nlrago9
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

FORTUNATELY only limited number OF per
sons accumulate enough money get their divorce
scandals featured in the newspapers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

THE REPUBLIC OF Austria has recognized Mex
leo 1t would be lively imagination that could
ognize the Republic OF Austria.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

DEMOCRATS WHO voted for the emergency tar
n evidently feel that the Democratic party
better CT without its free trade slogan.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-01

or THE OTHER hand the college professors
might Edison number OF questions that would
stump him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
RICHMOND MAN GETS
u S. ARMY COMMISSION
George w. Bot, Jr., Captain of V.
II. I. Cadet Corps, Awarded Hon
,S. or by War Departments

NRTA('E SEI-Vc "A Nny ~ -r,hcf
5Captojn I y ,,,st,.m:,n Ir Of
PhiIad.lnbi, ana Sodc, Adr,,,nt ~
n Wi,Iiams NJ Norfolk has hrcn an
nointcd :o renrcsrnt IN, virriui.
PnIvtechn;c tnS,itnte corns of radcts
p at Tho mrrnorinl seryicc Ia hc CON
dncted h, Dr Ism NJ Rohcrtsnn
rector nj 81 I,a,,I's EnisrnnlI church
I,Snchhurr tomorrow for m.nhsrs
OF this church riiicd in thc l.tn
war Two NJ IN. tvr wnra y y
men I.inutcnar, Howard n,rs,r nuj
I,ie,,tenart Rnhcrt rutIer Tn. rcctnr
Of 81 pnn,,s is - hroihrr nf profrS.
sor Rohnson or N, roII.re cuntuir
Casticman was awarded the u. Z. $,
Al n nicotine az no Y J. ain
lctic council Mondav Edwin T. IusI>
Of Dirminrhom Nns elected editor
.d-chief nf Virginia Tech = IN.
st,jdent weekly nlncr for the Session
is2i-s2. r, Edwin burke. of Stuun-
tor vrne .loc,.j hursncsu ,,,.n,r.r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

visited her daughter. Miss Edith Will
son. at Dear G;tr,icn'' this week
r. Lindsay stone. Of Scottsvillc.
was here few days ago.
Colonel Barhcld. of Dcndron. Va,
IS spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Il. stone.
Mrs. c. u. Stone viii shortly leave
for Pennsylvania, where she will re-
main fer some time on visit to
relatives.
Preparations are now making for
the commcnccmcnts in all the high
schools In this d" section. Eiabnrat"
programs hay. been arranged at
Arvonia High School, Hamilton High
School ans Dillwyn High school.
There are Il number OF graduates at
each school this year
Rev. MIR. Henderson addressed the
young peoples society at the Arvonia
Presbyterian Church last sunday
night.
Mrs. John Wilson. Mrs. Julia Fuuua
and Misses Edith and Ethel Wilson
mctorcd TO Refuge" the homo OF MIR.
and Mrs. liubari, at Cumberland
Courthouse on Wednesday Of this
week.
John T. Mckcnna. .Ir.. of Richmond.
was recently a visitor in New Can
ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WOODSTOCK

WoonSToCK, VA. May ii.--Dr. and
Mrs. Walter Wunicr entertained the
Fridge club TUESDAY evening.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. NJ. l.. Walton. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Ilaun, Miss Mabel
Walton. Miss Mary Newman and g. G.
SkylcS attended IN" Anna Catc re-
cital given under the auspices OF the
HarrisOnhnrg Music Lovers Club. In
the Nirginia Thca;cr, liarrisoubur;;.
Tuesday evening.
J, NJ Eauserman. Jr. entertained
the Bridge club Wednesday rvcniu.
Mrs. Il g FraZcl and son, os Hiyh-
m"nd. are vieitinG MIR. ANA Mrs
Charles +. Fravcl
IT, Il Chapman, president Of thu
Shenandoah County Lee ilighway
Commission attended the meeting o,
the National Lee Highway NsSocia
ton in Washington Tuesday AMI
Wednesday,
Mr. ana Mrs. Thomas HOLT. Mrs
Charles Holt ana Miss Morris, OF
Staun,on, were guests this week OF
Mr. and Mrs William Dosh
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fctzcr. OF
Front Royal. and Miss Katie cor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
YOU'LL. GET RID OF
BLAckHEADS SURE

There is one simple. safe and sure
way 'hn' never fails 10 get rid or
blackhcads. and that Is 10 dissolve
them.
To 10 this get TWO ounces Of ,caio-
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle u little on a hot. wc, spong.
rub over the bllclthcAds LriskIy
wash the parts. and YOU viii he
surprised how the blackhcsdH have
disappeared HIg Rlacknuad.. little
blackh"nds. no matter where they
are. aimply dissolve and disappear.
leaving the parts without any mari;
Whatever. iilaCkhcnds are simply Il
miA>urc OF dust and dir, ana sccrc-
lions from the body tina; form in ,ha
pores OF the skin. rinrhing aud
SIu"cziug only cauS" Irritation. make
large pores and do not get the black
heads out after they become hard
the cnloniic powder and the water
SIMPLY dissolv. the biackhcnIs so
'hey wash right out. leaving the
pores ire. and clean and IN their
natural condition Any one troubled
Win these unsightly blcmishcs should
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
SOUTH BOSTON STUDENTS
TO STAGE MUSICAL PLAY
'Nntclia-koo" Will BE Held III
Princess Tcater on
May 20.

SoSTH BOSTON. VA. May IA
,, ha.hcha Zoo" Is II musical extrava-
TanHa TO be presented by the South
B9ston High School at the Princess
T., ahrn. ,r on May 20. The production
-, oTien'ai- american. and is one OF
scented. " p'S
n large audience attended the min
Strei show given by the American
ilr:cEion of Farmville. at the Princess
ih%a'er on Tuesday evening.
Ah attractive dance of the week
was mat given on Tuesday even
ing under the auspices OF tho Boy
scouts Tor their swimming pool.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Knox Hughes. of
Durham. are the guests OF Mir. and
Mrs' ; e. Morton on Main Street.
~ tFans. or Richmond. WAS the
recent guest of his mother. Mrs. f..
Evans on Washington Street.
MAYNARD Femick. OF the United
states Navy. has returned to his camp
az Great Lakes. ILL.,. after Spending
ms i4TlouEh with his parents. Mir
ana Mrs. Il. NJ. l'cnick on Broad
-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
WINCHESTER

wiNciIEsTiE. w, May I4'GMrs,
Thomas y. pintcr and her little son.
of 1mpora. Va. who are visiting the
formers parents. MIR and Mrs. j. Few
Brown. cNncct TO he joined at an
carly date by Mrs. Painters husband
the Rev. Mr. FAINTER. pastor OF the
Presbyterian church OF r:mporia
Mrs. .imbl.r. Of rarkershurg. w
VA. Is. visiting her sister. Miss Min
ME Baker.
Mrs; u II. Mecaslin has returned
sir. and Mrs. John NJ. smith. Raj
t!morc the latter formerly Miss Eliza
beth Bolton. have been visiting Mrs.
Smiths grandmother. Mrs. Ella r..
Neil.
Mrs. NJ ]. Dunlap. Eoycc. Va, has
been visiting her snn-in-law and
Mrs AlcxanI@r 7 Zones has been
Visiting friends IN Washington.
Rev. u. puvail chambers has re-
4 turned from New YORK. where he at
CONSERVATION OF the Rev. Dr. William
IT. Manning "a bishop Of the Protest.
ant Episcopal Diocese OF New York.
Mrs; Herbert. $ l.arrich has re
where she was the CUES, of Mrs. Clara
McNicar Whiss"u during the convcn-
ton OF the Virginia Federation of
Womcns Clubs.
MT. ana NlISs w 1i!lhlh ID WI I"'i
have returned from Takona Park,
Md.
DR.. Robert G. Randolph has return
cd from Atlantic CITY.
Mrs. $. II. IolliIc, the Misses Jolliffc
and s. II. loliirc. Jr have returned
to- Sparrow Point Nil
Mrs. George Shai5"ian and son. New
York, are visiting relatives near
\own. having returned with the form
6>.-'s sister. Miss t.thel Copper
DIR. and Mrs. Frank L. Crawford
the former Il medical missionary @!
the Southern rrcabytcrian Church ir
China. are expected to reach VAN
couvcr. b. O.. on or about May i6
and viii spend several months visit
Ing relatives in Virginia and else
where.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
ACCOMAC

tSp"cial 10 The Times Dispatch.
ACCOMAc, VA. May lis. James
burlington is ut home. after Il bust
ness trip in the West
Mrs Nora VIII. of rialtlmorc. is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. William
I. Fell.
William T.. Lewis has returned
home. after spending several weeks
IN Wilmington. y. {.
Mrs n. W. Eagle. of Grafton. W.
Va. is the guest of hcr sister. Mrs.
William ~ Lewis.
The Misses johnson. OF Concord
Wharf, We're Weekend guests Of the
Misses Martin.
Mrs. l.. II. l.crcrts and Mrs l.. =.
Mi,!incr and son. OF Wilmington, Del,
are quests of Mr.. ami Mrs. $. Lee
Mllincr.
Judge James II. Fletcher. Jr.. is
in Baltimore, under treatmcn, in a
hospital.
William H. Nelson. ,Ir.. spraincd his
wrist badly Monday i'll cranking an
automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
A Sure Way to
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has
never failed 10 remove daudrun AT
once. and that iu to dissolve 1t: then
you destroy II entirely. To do this.
Just got about four ounces Of plain
common LIQUID arvon from any drug
store this ~ all YOU viii nccdJ. apply
II ut night when retiring; use enough
to moirtcn the scalp and rub IL In
gently with the nngor tips
BY morning most. II not Dil. Of your
d"ndrun viii be e0I'. and three or
four moro applications viii complete.
~ dissolve ana entirely destroy every
single sign ana trace o, H. no matter
how much dnnh:ur YOU may have
You viii ind all itching and dig
ging OF the ac-lp VIII stop instantly,
and your hair VIII bc duffy. lustrous
glossy SILKY and soft. and look and
feel "A hundred tines bctt.r.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
FREE TO
ASTHMA SUFFERERS
Free Trial Of Method That Any
One Can Use Without Disconi-
fort ar Loss Of Time

We hay" method for ;h- coatroi OF
Nrihnh, ana wc want you to try IL at
our .tpehse. No rIattrr whether your ca,
- az lnns standing or rccrn; Ccv"IDamtut
Nh''h"r ~ rs present ~ occasional or
.hr"nlc :Nrthinh. you should scud Tor a
ir"r TRIAL az our method. No matter IN
your age " occupation. N ynu are irou.
pied with Asthma our method should re-
ley" you promptly.
We especially "ant {" scnd d; 10 those
apparently hopeless chH"- WHORE all form,
Vi 'nhatrF1. i"u"h"s. op.uW prcuirHtiGuS
!Iincs, patent sfnotvs,' etc. have f.,Ird
"c want 10 show every one at our cxpc,is.
mat oar method j. designed Ia en-! ali
GiiNcult breathing. ais whr..lug. and all
thu-" terrible paroNysIns
rms iT'r nN-r IN too important to neg
Loot = single day. Write uuw and begin
he method AZ once send no MONEY.
simply mail coupon below DO /, To-Day
you do not even pay hostage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15

why 70 limping around with ach-
ms, puncd-up fcet-fr"t go tired.
cha FED, sore and swollen you can
hardly set your shoes on or OF?
Why don't you gee box OF TIE"
from the drug store now and gladden.
your tortured feet?
''r!Z" makes your feet glow with
comfort: takes down swellings and
draws the soreness ami misery right
out of feet TINT chafc, smart and
burn. 'Tiz' instantly stops pain In
corns. cailouscs and hunions. "T."
is glorious for tired. aching. sore
tcct. No more shoe tishtncss-uo
more foot torturc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-15
GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH FRECkLES
AND WHITEN SKIN

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White, which any drug store
VIII supply for few cents, shake
wei. and YOU have a quarter mint OF
the best frccklc and tan bleach and
complexion whitcncr
Massage this swcctly fragrant
lemon iotlon into the face. neck. arms
ana hands each day and src how
frecklcS and blcmishcs bleach out and
how clear. soft aud rosy white the
skin bccomcs.-Adv.