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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
Banquet Held BY
Junior.Scnior Glasses

Junior.Senior Glasses
The Junior-Senior banquet at the
Fredericktown high school building
last Friday evening was the most bril-
liant social event of the season The
Juniors. had planned to excel all pre-
vlous efforts, and how well they did
so can be attested to by the 70 per-
sons present The senior class, num-
bering 27, Is the largest ever to
graduate from Fredericktown high,
and the Juniors, feeling proud Of this
fact. put forth extra effort to recog.
nlze this distinction.
| Decorations were the most elabor-
ate and beautiful designs ever put up
In the town, consisting of canopy
covering the entire gymnasium, under
which were arranged the three tables,
forming triangle, In the center of
which was, a large parlor lamp, There
were four arches leading to and from
the canopy, two to TIE east and two
to the west, the west corners being
banked with ferns and potted plants,
from the midst OF which floated the
music of Victrola
The senior class colors. white and
yellow, were used throughout the
scheme of decorations, from the can
opy to the mints. In the center of
each table were bouquets of yellow
roses, favors for the Seniors. Large
yellow candles on each table. with
small yellow candles In individual
candlesticks ut the individual places,
were lighted as the guests entered the
banquet room. Iland.painted place
cards having assigned each to n seat,
Miss Anna Marple, president Of the
class, gave the address Of welcome
after which Prof. w. l.. Davis invoked
the divine blessing.
When all had finished, Miss Stella
Zieg, president of the senior class, re-
sponded to the address OF welcome,
after which all repaired to tho audi.
torium, where an interesting program
was rendered, After this there was
dancing and general good time.
Misses D0rothy Wagner, Thelma
Wertz and Henry Brumbach and
Dwight Montgomery composed the
decorating committee. and Miss Lena
Wilson. in charge OF the refreshments
sureiy prdyed herselt worthy OF the
charge, as nothing finer ever was
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03

Little Coal on Atlantic Coast.
with tho exception of the small dc.
posits OF anthracite In Rhode Island.
the only coal deposits on the Atlantic
seaboard of this continent are those
In the maritime provinces OF Canada.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
Advice.

We h9pd this out and esk no price
--And Know that youth forsaks It. For
you must charge for your advice--if
you want folks to take tts--Arkanssp
Thomas Cat.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
ONE DRUNK ARRESTED,

One plain drunk was placed in the
county jail Sunday evening by the
city police.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
BIRTHS

"A daughter was born yesterday
morning to Mr.. and Mrs. Quinto Bene-
djtti OF l02 w. Ohio avenue.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
CALENDAR
Monday, May 2

The regular meeting of the
w. G.. A. at the Home for the
Aged at 1880 o'clock. Note
change of day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
Loyal Daughters
Elect Officers

The Loyal Daughters OF the Vine
street Church OF Christ elected the
following officers on Sunday:
Teacher--lda Veatch.
Areistant--Pauline Riley.
President Pearl Bates.
Vice Pres. Higgins.
Secretary Mary Mosholder.
Assistant Secy.-rClarn Schrack.
Treasurer-lda veatch.
Press Reporter Frances Seryals
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
Clinton Grange
To Mat

Clinton Grange
To Meet
The regular meeting of Clinton
grange will be held Wednesday even
ing, May 4. After the business ses-
sion, the following program will be
given:
Roll call Respond by naming a
man prominent in national affairs.
Recitation-Betty Curran.
What is the Most Profitable Dispo-
sition of Milk--the Sale of Whole
Milk, the Sale of Cream, or Butter
Making Yauger.
Reading-Fannie George.
Can We Send Our Boys and Girls
to the City Schools and Then Expect
Them to Come Back Real Farmers
Sons and Daughters Mrs. George
Kingsbury.
Fiano solo-Catherine Wyncoop.
A good attendance Is desired.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03
High School
Play 10 Given

High School
Play 10 Given
The play. "The Captain OF Ply
mouth" was given Saturday evening
by the Gambler high school before u
crowded house onS feature Of the
evening was yiolid solo BY MISS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1921-05-03

Dorothy Spence of this city, accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Vernon at the
piano.
The play will be repeated Tuesday
evening in Rosse hall.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-05-05

pavement at street intersections
from the city's special street i'm
provement fund; and in addition
thereto such sum against the lots,
lands and premises, respectively, as
shall be necessary TO bring sewer,
water and gas connections beyond the
curb line of such proposed pave
ment as hereinbefore provided, if
such property owners shall not make
such connection within the time
herein limited therefor, and which
particular sum in any case shall be
reported before said special assess
ment roll shall have been completed
and reviewed; but in no case shall
the whole amount TO be levied pro
rata be in excess of twenty-five per
cent ESQ of the value of said lots
and lands so valued and assessed for
state and county taxation in the last
preceding ward tax roll. And the
said board of special assessors are
hereby directed TO report TO the city
commission forthwith hereafter said
special assessment roll and file the
same in the office of the city clerk,
and as herein provided to the end
that review thereof may be had as
provided by the charter Of this city
regarding special assessments.
The above resolution was support
ed by Commissioner Creaser which
was carried by yea and nay vote
as follows:
Ayes-Commisioners Chick, Creas-
er, Glass and Archer.
Nays-none.
Moved by Commissioner Archer,
supported by Commissioner Glass
that the report of the chief of the
fire department for the year ending
April 80, 1921, be received and plac-
ed on file. Motion prevails.
Moved by Commissioner Chick sup
ported by Commissioner Archer that
the Commission adjourn. Motion
prevails.
Francis c. Hayward, Clerk.
Chas. r. Murphy, Mayor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-05-05

ported by Commissioner Creaser that
large light or sign be installed on
pinnacle Of the standpipe when the
job is completed. Motion prevails.
Commissioner Chick offers the fol-
lowing resolution and moves its
adoption:
Resolution.
WHEREAS, the city commission,
by resolution, adopted on the 18th
day of April, 1921, deemed and de-
clared it a necessary public improve
ment TO pave Woodwork avenue
from the south side or Superior
street TO the right of way of the
Pere Marquette Railroad Company,
in manner as set forth and described
in said resolution, and the plans,
specifications, estimates and profiles
Of said proposed pavement and inn
provement on file with the city clerk.
AND, WHEREAS, said city COM
mission did. at the same time. deter
mine TO defray the whole of the costs
and expenses Of the construction of
said pavements, cutters, cross-walks,
curbs and Improvements by special
assessment against and upon the lots,
lands and premises included in GER
tain special assessment district there
in declared to be constituted of the
lots, lands and premises fronting add
jacent to and abutting upon said pro-
posed pavement and improvement.
except that the city of Alma shall de-
fray all the costs and expenses of
the construction Of said pavements
and improvements at street intersec-
tons and alleys from the city's spe-
cial street improvement fund, and
which lots, lands and premises to be
so assessed by special assessment ac-
cording to the city charter was de-
clared to be known as local special
assessment district No. for the
year 1921;
AND, WHEREAS, notice to the
public and all parties in interest has
been duly given thereof and that the
city commission would be in session
at the commission rooms, in the city
hall, in the city of Alma, on Tuesday.
the 3rd day of May, A. d. 1921, at
the hour of o'clock p. M, of said
date, to consider any objections or
suggestions as to said proposed i'm
provement by publication thereof for
two weeks in the Alma Record, one
of the newspapers of the city of
Alma;
AND, WHEREAS, proof of the
publication of said resolution Of
April 5, 1921, and Of said notice in
accordance with said resolution and
the charter of the city of Alma as
made and provided has been filed
with the city clerk;
AND, WHEREAS, the city com
mission did meet in accordance with
said resolution and notice 10 consider
any objections and suggestions there
TO and no objections or suggestions
having been made or, if made, having
been duly considered, and the said
commission having decided to pro-
coed with said improvement and
pavement;
THEREFORE. BE 1T RESOLVED,
by the Commission. as follows:
/. That said proposed pavement
and improvement, which includes the
construction Of the necessary gut
ters, curbs and cross-walks, all ac-
cording to the plans, specifications,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-05-05

estimates and profilss on file with
the city clerk BE, AND THE SAME
is HEREBY DECLARED, AND
ADOPTED in accordance with said
resolution and that said pavement
and improvement SHALL BE DONE
AND PERFORMED FORTHWITH
HEREAFTER in accordance with
the statute providing for pavements
and improvements be special assess
ment against the lands, lots and
premises so designated, as aforesaid,
according to the frontage of the lots,
lands and premises adjacent to and
abutting upon said proposed pave
ment and improvement.
?. That for the purpose Of effect
ing and consummating said pave
ment and improvement 1T is OR
DERED by said city commission that
all persons owning any lot or lots,
lands or premises adjacent to or
abutting upon said avenue shall,
within two weeks after notice there
Of has been served upon them per-
sonally, or by mail, and before the
said avenue shall be paved, put in
and lay all such sewers, water and
gas connection in front of their re-
spective lots, lands and premises
and carry the same from the pipe in
such avenue TO and beyond the curb
line of such proposed pavement and
to be of the kind and character here
tofore adopted by the city for the
preservation Of said pavement when
the same shall be laid and put down;
and in case the owner of said lot or
lots, lands or premises shall neglect
or refuse to make, lay or put in such
connections, within the time and in
the manner so prescribed, then the
city will cause the same to be made,
laid or put in and the owners of said
lot or lots, lands and premises shall
be liable for the cost thereof, to-
gether with ten per cent 900 in
addition thereto as a penalty to be
recovered, or certified TO the board
of special assessors TO be levied and
assessed by them as a special tax or
assessment upon said lot or lots,
lands or premises and in like man
ner as provided in cases of special
assessment for the rebuilding and
keeping in repair sidewalks in the
said city.
3. And the said city commission
DOES HEREBY DIRECT the board
Of special assessors of the city of
Alma forthwith to proceed and make
special assessment to be known as
local special assessment district No.
4 for the year 1921, for said pave
ment and improvement upon said
Woodwork avenue of the lots, lands
and premises fronting adjacent to
and abutting upon said pavement and
improvement upon said avenue,
which assessment shall be made pro
rata upon the lots, lands and prem
Uses in said special assessment dis
trict according to the frontage, un-
less on account of the shape or size
Of any lot an assessment for diff
ferent number of feet would be more
equitable, and in amount, as follows:
There shall be levied, spread and
collected upon said local special as
sessment paving district No. the
sum of S11 ,992.S6, which includes
the amount to be paid by the city Of
Alma for such improvement and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-05-05

Moved by commissioner Chick sup
ported by Commissioner Creaser that
the above bills as read covered by
vouchers 500 to 623 be allowed and
the clerk instructed to issue checks
in payment thereof.
Ayes-Commisioners Chick, Creas-
er, Glass and Archer.
Nays-none
Moved by Commissioner Chick sup
ported by Commissioner Archer that
the petition from the residents of
Grove and Rosedale avenues be re-
ceived and referred to the city man
ager to report thereon at a later
meeting, Motion prevails.
Moved by Commissioner Glass sup
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-05-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CITY COMMISSION
IIiiIIiIlIlIlIIIIIIIIilIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

Alma, Michigan, May 3, 1921
Regular meeting of the City Com
mission of the City of Alma in ses-
sion at the council chambers on the
above date.
Meeting called to order at o'clock
p. m. by Mayor Chas. X. Murphy.
Present Commissioners Chick,
Creaser, Glass and Archer.
Absent-None.
There being quorum present the
commission was declared to be in
session.
Minutes of the preceding regular
meeting were read and approved.
Reading Of bills and claims
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-05-05
An Unconditional Guarantee:

defective
ABSOLUTELY FREE with Tire After miles charge
the divided by the 60OO 000o mile
for the actual number of miles drive.
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AVIATOR DIES AS PLANE
FALLS TO EARTH IN FRANCE:
Holder of Worlds Speed Rec
ord Is Instantly
Killed.

ETAMhES. FRANCE. Sept ~.
captain Bernard dc Eomau,i. tnc
noted French aviator. holder of IN.
N"rlh speed record for one k,in-
meter. was instantly killed here to-
GAY Will" taking part in the cl!mi-
nation races for the Dcu,Nrh dc !,
MSurtho cup
ihe canvas ON nunancts. ma,hIu,
tor" while hc was ;lyin. more Than
is" miles an hour at Il height Of go
't'' ana the plane fell The ma
chin" was a hiplan" from which the
lower plane had been removed to
obtain greater speed
captain lie Romanc,'s> worlds rec
ora tor speed was established on
November last when. nt the Euc
airdrom". near Paris. h" flew over a
measured ki!omct"r At the rate If
son kil"mct"rs. - meters p"r hour
tahout i93 milcsb. coverin. the dis
i"nC" in IL G5-lU seconds
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ErcI.ytiUr Al Ventures

'rhourhts Of t.ruudf,tbrr'.
,,,
..rick to,k ,i,L tuck-I GER
tniuly lil.r this ur,> bour I'm
living In. ilIr hallway. hardwood
tIoor.. tots nt light mn, he
old. Int hive ,oru.. ideas
"Surh n lo,rI, Ind, owns mr.,
She. seem. very fnud of mr-
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Nan k,IIra by no,c,our. shcr.n.

VIE TN F'IR'it. va ScNt. II
man 10y the name of DOYLE. sup
pose I" l." from Franklin County.
who VAS shot by /" deputy turrift
%: Eotctourt County At Eagle Euct,
today, died in the hospital her" to-
night from his wounds \ colur"d
man 10y the name OF Wilson. VII" was
with roNlc and who was also
Sho: at the sam" time. is not expected
/" recover. Little is known "i The
tragic affair here. 1t ie said tn"
dcpaty sheriff had "a Warrant for
poNlc's arrest Doyle was in his ;,u.
tomubilc when wounded. Some ON
in the auto shot the officer first
woUndinr him in the left arm
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Arrmirn Mrs. Deer fur Murder.

NNENN. q. Sept 2a.-NrS MiuWI0
/" Deer. VIII" it is alleged. confessed
To throwing acid in the face OF Al
vim l. p"rr. prominent business
man, viii h. arrairucd tomorrow
morning. ON a charge OF second de-
gree murder, in connection with her
husbands death. according 10 Cpuu-
ty Prosecutor Arthur Doyle.
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ga" az I'll" Hotel ST Francis. arrived
'o"aF aitcr having been summourd
from bridgeport, Cal. 10 tcn,iTy I'm
me preliminary hearing of Roscoe G.
Nfho'hlc' CHARGED with murder Ia
connection with the death of Miss
virginia Ramp" DR. EcardsIrc. who
had 'oorn o. = hunting trip. MAS taken
10 tn" district attorneys office
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SCHUMACHER TELLS
OF CAROUSAL AT
ARBUCkLE PARTY

ii Uni : .III II
""'H"H' N'"'iS S'"' '"" mlh|F''
water """ some un'abci'"d con-
i"ir'G "rans' juice.
ju, py"pl, wyr. waI,tn. around
th" room ana Miss Blake ANA Mss
gic.usj danced tu,:rthcr and. be-
t..t, \rl.rckir ana sherman damon,
+., p.nh." IA, ,,,,n =,
'''''''S "''"'
'N'"'"'' ""S va" We
t'et"r" S"mn'chcr's second dcI'ar-
,urc half an hour later. Eishbacil as"
',!t ia" room Schumacher said.
tJ,d. part, ,,r,,;,
'""'H' '''"'"''E ABOUT
"'i"eN' hnh'nE the party Still drink-
ing G"u'ius and enjoying phon"SrIph
music. IrhucI.I" was present. accord
inu to S.mnachrr. i'm, he y,Sunt s,,r,.
about Mrs. D,lluun, ana MISS r,nn,
IA ,nsa no ,,,,i =,
:, ga,
''''' SUN
e" ""N ''E"'''''S'
Part. SIN In Progress.
lie returned II about hall an hour
n" ~aii Thc party was SIN in prog
Tess. but ABOUT ten minutes later iw"
90 the women went into room III"
'whcrc Miss Ramp" later was found'.
My best recollection is tina; OH my
r"tuln the door /" room 1919 wa
SMUT he testified.
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Seventh Street Chris
tan Church

Tho pastor. Dr. II. u. G. MacIocb.
an. wiii occupy his pulpit az II .oo
\. NJ Ills subject viii he "rhc
christians Attitude Towards Law"
y, IN" evening acrvic" mr. Joseph
Goldman win deliver an address On
IN" Inner Life OF luSSia and poI.
cSiinc, Or Goldman IS /. native or
kursia. ana lived I'm that country for
hity, hve years. He suffered greatly
at the hands Of the Boishevists.
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NrTE Questions concerning Cor
rect Dress tor M.n viii o.. answered
by Alfred stephen i;gyan. IL adj
dressed :" him in care OF this news
par"r To insure a r-uly stamped
ailNclop" must hc !uolos"l
W1ly-iEhJ. 1871. ay Alfred Sr.uh.r ur,arl
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Arrest "r.rrori.. rubli.hcr.

BARCELONA. SPAIN. Sept. 81
Police authorities of this city yes
tcrday arrested Antonio Y"s"t. pro-
prictor al an alleged clandestinc
printing office. where il IS asserted.
terrorist literature was published.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

len tine top sketch. IS IN" preferred
block ana usually l,c ribbon comes
IN "a contrasting color a darn band
AGAINST l.sns"r "nsi,-cound. The
Eng lshmuu. from whom tho suu.
hat is derived merely crcascs IL
lrur'hwis" through the center. III,
Am"r'can liil'S t. stress tho ] and
My Of his personality hy hollow
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tliiiI,IINN.
First Christian Church
BAPTIST

gromporhry plac" Of worship. William
FoN school, 200 Hanover Avcnuc1
H"v. ". r Walters -. H.. Pastor
y. NJ: christian Op,imism.''
J. NJ Chaplain. Rev ~ T. nni,r-
tree. VIII l"ctur" on conditions in
"ii y. NJ. SUNDAY school
30 T.. NJ. Christian Gud.nvor
The church Whcro NDu win
Fool 81 ItD,,-..
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linl' Mas. ANA mot 80 long ago,
when "" chose autumn top coats of
plain ,o.or>. H~ black. blue. brown
aud sray These are sum proper hut
heather and other NJrI-,intrd inter
mixtures arc u"w preferred hy many
m'n because ,h,.r play OF coiors
matches Amy luuug, sEit underneath
Tho top GOAT ,pis,ur,d uhoNcD * cx-
tremc only iu its extremely smart
looks /, is thr Gl"-hrcastcd.
thee hutton. huttou- through affair.
slightly Very Slightly. OvNcd To tn,
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j. S. WILL hTTEM?T TO
z SOLVE LABOR SITUATION
no REMOVE rmnEE OBSTACLES
Ncfu>nl Of Railroads to ur,urr
Rates and rrnuhir in Ninin;:
industry trr Given a. Two nf
Chief Causes.
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w,St,, Nm N,..r,, S'',. '.''r,.' ,'.n'
W i'i>'' - sem 4" N'udNF
,-show ~ -,
:. mplovm.nt ma ,h. In,E ,n,ynr,i
rbusinoss royjaf
For som, ..r., ,,,,,,r... ,r,
have bcI1 ,E.,t l,. 80, ,...',t,,...,..
obstacles ~ .,rI,r..,.'.i ..,..,,i.. ...,,
di,ion.; w,r,
RefI,soI az me -.,,rr,5. ..1.,.,
frri,,ht r,,,
pc,,,ia,.. ,.,.,s.
which made buHding costs al,1as.
prohihitivc
The situation ID the mining indus
try.
E>uc,t Rcmrd, for rrnuh,..
= 1t may D., oNrcet.d ihcr.Fur, ,nai
the forthcom.n.. ,unr.r.ue, v.W 8.-
vote itsctr I'm M, .irn.rt,ut ,l,..r,.. %.
remcd,irr these trre. ,urdtrt,,.r.,-
situations.
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nV''' ,ht ''S'''S ar .i'''''N
80" N''' 'i'''" q" SOU "t''N
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I.trrlIt:ItA An
Bethlehem Lutheran
Church
(SiXth and Clay StrcctG
II GnMnr Ilnainr

ININTH anu Oily StTFFNSJ
.. A. Snucr. Pastor.
Sunday School and Bible Class at
o;A5.
Services In the German language
at II. Text: Matt. %. 34-45.
Evening service at s. Subject:
"Christ's Answer to Man'a Question,
What Is Truth"
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\lTtltItS.
First Unitarian Church

CFloyd Avenue ana Harrison street,
OUR FAITH:
Tho Fathcrhood OF God.
The brotherhood OF Man.
The leadership OF Jesus.
Salvation by Character.
The Progress OF Mankind onward
ana Upward Forever.
Service at IL y. NJ
Preaching by Roy. Frank Pratt
subject: '''Ih. Spiri, of Hospitality"
No evening services through Sep
icmacr.
Sunday School 1T l2:20.
You are invited to these services.
Your mind Will be uuickcncd and
your religious life dccpcncd.
All Seats Free.
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st. James M. f. Church

Marshall aud Twcuty-Niuth Streets
Rev. Henry G. Gregory. Pastor
Some Aspects of Life From Il
viewpoint Of Prayer viii be- the
morning subject.
Evening topic can | Commit tho
& npa rLonablc SIN"
The SUNDAY school viii observe
promotion Day at $50 y NJ
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EPISCOPAL
All Saints Episcopal
Church

Franh'in street, between Madison
and Monroe S,rce,SD
Rev. j. Y. bowman. II H.. Rector.
Morning service with sermon by
the rector at II o'clock.
Afternoon Scrvic. a, ) o'clock.
sunday School. Win Bible classes.
in the PARISH House. ncNt - tin.
SON superintendent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

Er'ENtIN rvut,r,I inu cornorcd
handkerrhiets either silk az linen.
add just tn. re,dful spice of color to
mems dress witch uy custom and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
LAST-lRIN{7IE NODES FOP
TIE L-DRESSLD NAN
rhrrr-Mm,,nn anu mu,tnm-rhrnnrh.

q, Or i ,,,i,., tn" crow" according to
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say. Law Generally Violated.

- wDuh not b" surprised" ~.ua,.
ir.ine s.td AZ This point. ITO soc
l"r ardent advocates OF mis- measure.
'Hliih- attention to the fact-aud ii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

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