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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-03

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-03
ARTISTIC
AS WELL AS
SERVICEABLE

qAnd such wonderful
utensils they areI
Handsome almost as
silver, artistic in de-
sign. and with a host of
convenience not found
in ordinary aluminium
ware, Miro has also a
durability that makes
for many, many years
of service.
&c Considering the fact
that Miro utensils
wear practically a life
time, and therefore
need no replacement,
they are a most econ
omical purchase. Make
a visit of inspection to
our Miro Aluminium
section. The display is
interesting. and prices
are moderate.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Labor Board Summons
Pennsylvania Railroad
Officials and Complaining Em-
plovecs TO BE Heard in
Election Dispute Oct. 20

CHICAGO. Oct. H. Declaring its be
lief that decision calling q new cleo
ton o. employee representatives to
confer on shop rules had been violated
The Railroad Labor Board to day or
dered the Pennsylvania Railroad to
appear for a hearing October %. Both
the Pennsylvania and the complaining
employees Will be heard before the
board determines whether its previous
order was dsregarded.
Last April the board directed all
roads 70 confer with their employees
on rules TO supplant the national agree
ments. The union shop crafts organi
cation on the Penn sylvania attempted
to act for Pennsylvania shopmen, but
the road declined to recognize them
The union complained to the Labor
Board, which directed new election by
which the union organization might be
voted for rs unit representative. The
road $ previous election had designated
only individuals.
The new election was never held the
road denying the boards authority to
prescribe methods Of election.
The transportation act provides no
penalty for violation of the boards
orders.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Tod Nominated
Asl1nr11iggration
Director Here
Builder Who Served as Navy
Commander During War
l. Named by Harding as
Chief at Ellis Island
Will Succeed " allis
Has Been Abroad Making
Special Study Of Problems
Connected With Office

Robert Z. Tod, Of New York, was
nominated yesterday by President Far-
ding to be Commissioner of Immigra-
tion of the Port OF New York. NJ.
Tod will succeed Commissioner Fred
erick A Wallis, whose resignation was
submitted last May 1t was understood
last night the resignation of Nh Val
lis was accepted yesterday Immediate
y prior to announcement Of Mr.. Tod
nomination.
The appointment Of Mr.. Tod to tins
pos1 has been expected since May.
when the Republican leaders induced
him to be candidate Mr. Tod wa
strongly recommended by Charles =.
Hilles, George A. Clynn, Herbert
Hoover and John ". Davis. Secretary
Of Labor.
Mr. Tod was born in Glasgow in
1867 and came to this country in 1881.
He entered business IN Chicago in
1883 and built the belt railroad around
Chicago which later was sold to the
cities of East Chicago and Indiana
Harbor. In 1892 he entered the bank
ing firm Of J. Kennedy Tod & Co., Of
this city. He retired five years ago
to become executor and trustee of mis-
uncle's estate.
Mr.. Tod was a lieutenant in the
United States Navy during the World
War and was attached to the L. S. S.
Corsair as navigating officer. taking
her to Europe in January. 1918. He
was appointed naval port officer Of
Brest and served upon Admiral H. B.
Wilson's staff 1t was at Brest that
his capacity as an executive came
prominently to the attention Of the
army and navy
He found the port of Brest, especially
that portion occupied by the disem-
barking American troops, without ade-
quate water supply. Failing to get
immediate action in any other way he
installed waterworks practically at
his own expense in order to meet the
requirements and needs of the army
and navy. He was promoted to lieuten-
ant commander in April, 1918, and later
was made commander. He was recon-
mended for a Distinguished Service
Cross and received citation signed by
General Pershing for his services to
the army. He also received the Navy
Cross. France made him a Chevalier
OF the Legion Of Honor
Governor Nathan L. Miller last Sat
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Broker Accused of Larceny
Said to Have Received Stolen
Stock in Liquor Deal

John J. Baumeister, thirty four
years old. broker of 433 East 162d
Street. was arrested yesterday by
Detectives Mayer and Brown of In
spector Coughlan's staff, charged with
grand larceny and receiving stolen
property
Baumeister is charged with having
received a certificate for 100 shares
OF Bethlehem Steel worth 5000
which was stolen from messenger Of
Prince Whitley. bond dealers, 50
Broadway. while the messenger was on
ms way TO deliver the securities to
Snecker & Heath, brokers, 20 Broad
Street, on June 16. 1919.
The detectives said Baumeister had
confessed receiving the certifctes from
man named McAntee. whose first
name and address he said he did not
know. Baumeister said he received
the certificate as part payment for q
consignment of whisky worth $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Rabbis Fight in Cemetery
Weiss Held for Smuggling Tan
renhau,n With Cane

Magistrate Doyle in Special Sessions,
Queens, yesterday held Rabbi Toby
Weiss. Of 107 Lewis Street, Manhattan.
in $500 bail on 4 charge of having as
saulred Rabbi Simon Tannenbaum, Of
i155 Prospect Avenue. the Bronx. at
the Mount Hebron Cemetery, Flushing,
Monday afternoon.
The two rabbis argued as to who
should conduct a funeral service, and
Rabbi Weiss. it IS charged, struck
Rabbi Tannenhaum or the head with q
heavy cane. The latter is in Flushing
Hospital suffering from laceratel
scalp and possible fracture Of the
skull.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Whittier teeth

One great object IS to fight the fl5n-tflat viscous
film you feel 1t clngs to teeth gets between tie
teeth and stays
Old brushing methods DO not effectively combat
It. Much is lett intact, forming I dingy coat And
most tooth troubles are new traced to it.
Film is what discoors, not the teeth It forms
the basis Of Il holds food substance which
ferments and forms acid. L holds the acid in con
tact with the teeth to cause decay
Germs breed by millions IN it. They with tartar,
are the chief cause of pyorrhea
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Acts like fruit acids

PePsodent also brings three other effects. such
as fruit acids would bring 1t brings them regularly
and at proper times.
II rlultiplies the salivary aow - Natures great
footh-pEotecting agent. 1t rultplies the starch
digestant il the saliva, digest starch deposits
that cling It rult.plies the aaliniry OF the saliva,
to aeutralize mouth acids which cause tooth decav
Modern diet, rich in starch makes these things
essential
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Oh VIII Enjoy
This new teeth-cleaning method

Brush teeth for ten days in this new way We
supply the test See and feel the good effects.
Compare them with the old ways.
It will be pleasant test And it may bring to
you IS i has to millions, concep epton Of clean
teeth
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Y omen on Grand ItIY,y

TRENTON, \. J.. Oct 11.-Three
women were impanelled to-day as mem
bers Of the Mercer County Grand Jury
This is the first time that women have
served on grand jury in that county.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

=. -" 0n Hns' ETTl 7IeI-
y Dsa'i delsy. perlster so.dav when
b:se .. =; ''' Al . o '"' F"''1 e'''e At
'a 5'ss friends 10 register.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Quickly seen

The effects are quick and apparent nc one can
doubt the benefits when they are explained
Send tae coupon fer a To-Day Tube. Note how
c.ean the teeth tcel after using Marx the abserce
q the v1scous finn See how teeth whitcn as the
tllm-ooats disappear
Fee and see these good effects. then iu5pe = Won
always want them. They a~e vastly i-7no-4ar+
Cut out the coupon now.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Fight it daily

Dental science has found two methods TO cFec-
lively fisht film. Many careful tests have proved
them Leading dentists everywhere now advise
their daily use.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

Both are combined in tooth paste called Pep
sodent-a scientific product. And 10 millions o&
people it IS bringing whittier. cleaner safer teeth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
ORANGE

Especial to The Times hi spatchl
ORANGE. VA. April -Mis. l:Iwin
ConEcr. of Masscys Mill. Va. who has
been the guest Of her sister. Mr..
james Hill. has returned home.
Mrs. E""r. OF N.w orleans * tho
guest of her sister. Mrs w Mason.
on Marshall Heights
MiSecs Helen and Maud" pcyton. Of
itapidan. are spending the Easter
holidays at the University OF Viz
rinia.
Charles Twyman. of Twymaus MIL.
mas been 'hc recent guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. j. Il. Banke.
Charles CONWAY. Of Hi,hupud t.
on a visit to his aunt, Mrs Henry 6.
Warren.
Mrs. william Du pom: and Miss
Marion Du i'out hav" returned To-
Montpelier. after visit In tho North.
Miss Leila sanford. VINO Mas opor-
at"d on last week at tn" University
Hospital Characteristics. Us recover
in- Mrs. Barton S!llistou. OF .\cco-
mac. Is BY her beds id"
Frank Perry. from Richmond col
lego. is at his home for visit
Mrs Leroy Hartman. of 'narlott"s-
vi!l" is tho guest of her mother Mrs.
-. T. Coleman.
Dr. and Mrs John Grym"s enter
taiucd AZ cards on Thursday evening
in honor of Miss Margaret Italia
ferro. Those playing were: M and
Mrs y. T. Browning, Nj and Mrs
Barton Massic. pr. ana Mrs FRANK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

ians: Mis-: Nice boston. MISS M NnDie
Walters, Carroll Slaughter. Ernest
Campbell. and Mr.. aud Mrs. Alien
The orange Chapter Of the United
Daughters OF IN" confcdcracy had
Tag Day" Monday To- raise funds TO
put an appropriate mark on the tree
where General Robert L. Lee always
tied 'Travclcr." This tree les one of
III" Interesting landmarks OF Orange.
tolonc, Breeze. of albuquerque.
New Mexico. is the guest of his SON
ON Marshall Heights
Mrs. Jacob stair. of York, Pa. who
hat been the guest OF her parents. Mr
and Mrs. K G.. Macon. returned hom.
on Friday. She was accompanied as
far as Washington 10y her mother.
Miss Martha BoNl"y. OF the Mary
i:aiIw in seminary. S,aunton. is spend
inS the Easter holidays with her
parents. MIR and Mrs. &. l.. BoXlcy.
one Of the most interesting events
OF the Easter season was the card
party and dance given At the Masonic
Hall on Tuesday night for the benefit
There was "A larg" attendance. Gull
pepper. Louisa. Gordonsvillc. Som"r-
set Characteristic" and other places
being well represented.
TN" music furnished by tn. Novelty
Jazz orchestra from University Of
Virginia was especially good. Tho
patroncS"S being: McsdHm"s H. q.
LINE. O. II. Shackc'f"rd. Z. j pcy-
ton George /. Browning. Victor
Johnson, Greene Shackelford. Russell
OF Somerset. Harry XII" OF Somcr-
SGT y. y Time" GOrGonsvillc: Mar
shall Jackson Lahore. Mrs. Golsan.
Weaver. Graves. OF Somerset and
MrH LGcas. of Montp.iier' .
nondsni for Orange for The Richmond
Times Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

John u. Phillips. aged so. died las,
saturday at his home at Plcasan,
View. MIR. Phillips Mas Il Confen-
crate veteran. III. body was buried
Saturday in LynchburE.
AZ tile home Of the bride. near New
Glasgow, Miss Elizabeth Beverly Al
cock. daughter Of Mr.. Robert W. Al
cock. and MIR. Charles I.inwood Drum
right. were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
james VI Greene. pastor OF the bride.
i' the presence OF Il few friends For
som" years Miss AlcOCk filled the
position OF central" 1T the telephone
"i'!c" here. whore she has "a large
number Of friends. The couple will
rcsid" in Norfolk. where III" bride
groom IS cngarei in business.
Miss Ayrtl. Gregory was hostess
10 tn" senior class OF the Amherst
High School nj h"r home. Those pr"s-
cnt wcr. Misses. Meta Ware. Louise
Ware. Pearl Kyle. Mary Hichcsnu.
Iiathcrin" White. Emma Kennedy.
Esther IIarwcli. Minnie ana Willie
i;h"-n, Raymond Hudson. Fred S,c"n.
Leon Sh"ppo, Earl Ware. Harold
Ware. Guy Coleman and Garrett
Parker Edgar B"ahm, Thomas
Gooch. Smith clements. Carroll Bal-
dock. Billy Sandidge and Kenneth
Grs;.Ory
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
HERES A HEARTY KISS!
WHO WILL COLLECT IT?
Vienna Girl Offers Reward for News
of Missing Uncle in United
States

NEW YORK, April 2 Some time
ago, n young lady in Vienna. AUS
irin. by the name -. Mitzi Mueller
'thc last nam" Is assumed wrot" To
"a" American headquarters of one of
IN" roller ORGANIZATIONS operating In
Austria, promising 10 give a hearty
KISS :" TIA" American who succeeded
IN tracing hcr uncle in tn" United
states. Xix" most OF her "Umpa-
tri"lS. NItHi Is having Il hard time.
she Us earning loo crowns Il month
IA "!ilG' work. which sounds lot
hnt WIN crown worth less than
"hr-ihiri OF "a cent. 1t would amount
nhIy 10 hhou, 81 in our money. No
"unh"r MiiHi cannot afford much
IHandy. OF which. accordIng. 20 h"r
4'tl"r Sh" IS terribly fond" Quit"
a try bar OF milk chocOl;t" costs SIX
crowns IN NiGrnn.
Lax" many Europeans. Mltzi has
suddenly remembered her YauIt""
relatives Shc writes that she had
- beautiful dream. In which she raw
nor uncle. who had often given he,
..H"N when she was littl" girl. some
nor uncle had gone ia America,
Were Ia" prosp'r"h exceedingly. Now.
,s"n, BODY rndeiy awakened Mit2i
ii"n' her pleasant dream. and that
suN" h"r tho Inspiration TO write to
america FOR the purpose "f tracing
w" SlE"r of CANDY. Having no
,"f'hit wealth with which 10 pay
'i huch a service. she promised Il
nearly kiss 10 TIA" finder of nor
u'hrlS beloved uucic.
MltH1s r"Tu"st MAS treated Xix.
..HpuSin's az similar demands for i'm
..rrWhtinn about missing relatives in
,h' United states III" name Of h"r
!hcl" "ds advertised iu the foreign
he MAS found
the question il. how viii tho re-
, waId be- coi!rotadr ~ an IN" In
.'f'ht'h pHrt."S II relief oruHufZu-
,l"nN cannot go 10 vienna In /, bnd,,
'rii"'i ~ perhaps IL would h..
M"tl -, Miz's hearty kiss" 10 b..
!..I unth ~ ihc list Of hrn"rIcit's var
'"t't'u'hr item 10 b" collected 6A.
"h,' t"unE secretary :" the Amer
can .iuhaSSy when tho Cniiod States
with Austria. ''S'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
AMHERST

AMHERST, Va. .Apri! "A wca
ding %. widespread interest Ia Nir-
rlnla ANA elsewhere was sOi"inuiH"d
Wednesday, evening ~ . O'Clock in
h"rs;. when Miss Harriet McNair
evans, only daughter OF otto Lewis
Exams. occam" the bride OF Jacob
EernarG WEckon. OF Washington, -
& Dr y H. Lewis. rector Of tn.
Th~ Gcr T Eer,caiiui f"i'''s and
HON" Economies Cub OF I.owesville.
mot last week. Tho fea,ur" OF the
meeting WAS demonstration in
""oklnE ny tho HON" demonstration
agent. Mrs. ! f. wallace. The boz.
a great d"al Of interest in both the
clubs Of Mrs Wallace. and county
ag.n, .. r.. ROSS.
charles. q Burr. state club agent,
w""k NJ. Burr visited the club at
Sarils school. where h" CAV" a very
interesting and INSTRUCTIVE" talk.
which VAS enjoyed by both pupils ana
The Amhcrs, High school Agricul-
'Urai club held its regular monthly
meeting. Will" Mr Burr vas in tho
county After rowtiu" business had
given 10y members Of IA" club on
sumner pasture 'or Hogs" and N"
Car" OF i!aby Chicks. Tho fcatur"
- 10" meeting was AN address ~
y
which WA, WU"h enjoyed by club
members aud visitors
County Agent - y Ross hold q
meeting at "WoOdltwu' school in
tho - James n"iEAbprhood Saturday
night. IN" Tobacco Growers isso-
citation Wa discussed ana AN in
sirpetiTc talk on tn" Uscs n FER
agent. after which Mr Ross showed
'wn sets Of g'cr"op'ician views on
agricultural Club work
Tho sweet clover seed. donated hv
tn" international Harvester COMPANY.
u America 70 twenty boys OF Am
hers, county. have just boon re-
c"iv.G. The S""d VIII be iupcuiatoi
aud distributed from ihr county
agents "!iIc" on April >. /, IS
( thought that This demonstration o.
raiSirG sweet clover on a area Of
I twenty acres. distributed in an rnris
~ tn" county. should pruy,. con-
Gus N"lN tho N"iu" 81 the cultivation
. al TINS i"ras" crop in this section
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

hunt to several OF his little friends
Monday afternoon.
The Onancock High School girls
G!rc club Is doing excellent work I'M
der the supervision OF Mrs. y. r..
Tanner.
Mrs. James Jacob ana Miss Eliza
beth Tunnel were the Weekend
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Washington
Jacob. OF Shield
Miss sarah r. Parker received a
cablcEram SUNDAY announcing tho
safe arrival Of hcr brother. George
Parker in Australia.
Miss Pansy Wilkins is home from
stay Of ten days in Georgetown and
Miss Gladys winacr has returned
from Mclfa. having been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. tpshur Fowler.
Will" there.
Mrs. y. II. Eaylcy Brown. who was
tho guest Of her cousin, Mrs Thomas
Il: Fletcher. has returned to Accomac.
John Parker. who visited his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. rulicy w Parker,
for several days. L.; for Hampton
Tuesday.
Pag. Pcnnrw<.l is at a hospital in
Norfolk for treatment
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

burg: spcn; the spring vacation at
IA ;eiSh. the guest OF the son of
Bishop Durst.
Mrs; John McNahb. OF Accomac.
visited Mrs. X Il. Amcs for several
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Blades and
lt;ic Miss lmogcn blades are home,
following a visit to relatives at New
port News.
Miss Muricl Nelson has returned
home from New York. whore she
spent two weeks with relatives.
Mrs. beverley 7 Fitchctt. after "a
visit TO her daughter. Mrs. George
l.c" Fosque. has gone back 70 Cape
Charles.
MIR ana Mrs Charles w. Cullen.
who were guests % MIR. and Mrs K.
J.. Shield. at "Mclrosc." went back
TO Georgetown Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles cropper. of
Wilmington. Dol. cam. to onancoc!<
to spend the Easter season with their
daughter. Mrs. George Park"s.
Master Edward Moore entertained
scv"nty-fivc OF his friends Friday at
an I;aster-cgE hunt, it being his SOW
cnth birthday.
Master Powell GUSTS gave an egg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
PURCEllVlllE
Y

\, !. rcccn, meeting held here, tho
I.oudoun county. Baseball league
son. Tn" following officers were
elected President. ipr. ". g. orr. first
vice president. II. y Mcdaniel. S.c-
treasurer. Charles Gav"r. and socr"-
tary Douglas Wiley. The icagu" war
cDmpris" tn" following teams: pur-
IsllyillH. .l.9Nyet,syii," waterford
p"rvillc. all Of which were represent
cd at the meeting.
Merchants in i.cesburp are making
pr"par atiUrs for two bargain days,
which VIII De held Wednesday, aud
Thursday AprI 20 and 81 At th!s
time an the merchants Mil oif.r
special bargains and they expect to
knock the worh nigh" Out OF The.
high cost % living
The Loudoun County Cow Testing
A*SrCia non has given out this iuIOr-
nation that there were ios cOw's t.st-
"a during TIA" month o: January Th.
h"fi individual record ~ The asso-
citation vas mad" nv q J.rs.v..r.nv
owned by W. l.. simpson. oi turc"ll-
Fi.l". which produced I,ljag pounds
Of milk arI G2.2 pounds Of butter fat
during the month The bust nerd
S"5.i rounds Of milk. with Sss hounds
OF butter rat. This record WAS mad.
ny Do" herd OF l.. Clarke Hogc. of
I.ccSburg.
II has been decided by ,hoy. inter
.Si"H IN the Improvement of TN.
Lees burg Washington road not to at
t"inrt r"sUrfacinr. hut 10 cndcnyor 10
put II In IN" best condition to main
tain The traffic tina, passes Oyer this
road. AccordlU. To tn" report NJ en-
"1nc"r-, this VIII require at least tho
sum 81 $4,000. ana efforts Will be
inad" 10 gel! bonds to this extent
Henry q. E!i!s. state SUPERVISOR OF
.lsl schools if.T
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE W ,,rf, a..
l.iHIt" iiudrk and !Ifff' dl-,el,.
,hfis'lu" from Richmond. ,T.!,,i
Miss Wmrneid HARM ~ m.
IplrN Macon NEU,tia,.l S.tl.
!-I.ehhUrg. MAS az home for Et,
lItiues I. gou. from i5r.t.1i i'm sn.,'.
'ho N""k-eld ,witu lis parents hcf..
saudtda,e for Goverm,o.rH sav ~"2 -. rs as q
dross 10 IA pcoplrot c'Irsyvi'i'i. 'g,
Ian Winn ana Miss Brenda 'Giay-
,pn ",r" married !u thr nom. Of H..
lr.I" ON Saturday last '''
nm,diat.Iy after ID. marriage Nj
go" int.wui" friends and ruI',ri,cs
W,." present.
MFs Emma Wsdsford ami l!,,!.
visiting nor Sister. Mrs wi'bur 'paagIee
"'ufh'id
NJ H"r'E was Eivcn in The hom. az
on last i+raay tn" eycT'ng ''" was
"a,i mlsir
PEI ci"Hs rcfre"hmou's wer. served
3'a 'he evening AS a whal. M,r,.
th,fnIg.Ig embossed
Iuns" rr"srit were. Misses Grtrn
Ml'h".cu Mildred Iiarr5, Eyeyu iiow-
yes IH!lan Wi,i,ams5n. lr.,ry 5,absii
tl":r.E LIMA Wilkinson Ell. r sIaIr
M''> i4g May WIhIuson ana Kg,non
N9sH jiarv"y 'happ.lI Horny IoFg
ihn MaE"y Thomas KU-s,I. and rom
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
keysviilc spcn, Easter with her

ksysviilc, spent Easter with her
whaley Rubals Was :, business
caller IN South lin Tuesday.
Mr., and Mrs. Preston Shelton and
NH" daughter. from Richmond. spcn,
tn. week end with her mother here.
Mrs ~" Whit. Of Bon Ar, visited
week
Mr. ana Mrs r. l. Daniel, Of south
M w"r" callers in our town sun
day evening.
Will" shelton, Of Richmond, visited
friends here this week.
An caster esg hunt was given in
t.rnoon for the benefit OF the M.th-
"dist Ladies Aid Society. quite "a
Jolly tim" "nS had among tn" chill
aud cake wrr" sold and "a nice little
sum was received.
iohert Ii.nr!c. who is attending
school "a bedford ci,,y, spent ,he
him his roommate. Mr. i;uss"ii
Mr.. and Mrs. Whaioy KubaIs spent
The weekend at her HON" in En-
Mr.. and Mrs l:arncs, Smith and
ittI" nhuSht"r, from chas" city. at
tended services IN the Presbyterian
church here sunday evening
Miss Ida May Wilkinson. Of VIII
liam ana Mar! College, Williamsburg.
SpGn, tn. weekend At her home here.
Mrs. Kirby and little daughto-.
from Richmond. visited hor parents
here this week
l.. l.. Cooper visited friends in
i-yHchhuFg tn" latter part OF last;
MISS summon Morton. who is teach
luG school in Farm villn. spent tn.
Easter holidays at hoin"
James Bailey Blanks. of Richmond
college. Richmond. spent Easter at
hons"
Erwin rurycar. of Richmond COL
l,"g" Richmond. was at hone for the
Easter holidays
The Freshman high school girls
and boys went on picnic to Fields
Island on Monday aud were chap
,r"n"d by their teacher. Miss Grace
iiOglund They reported q good time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03
USE "TR" FOR SORE,
TIRED, ACHING FEET
NO more puffcd-up, burning,
SWcaty, call0uScd feet
or cOrnS.

lust take your shoes off and then
Put those weary. shoe -criuklcd. ach-
Ing. burning, orn-pcstcrch, bunion-
tortured feet of yours in a "Tiz'
bath. Your toes will wrigglc with
JOY: they'll look up at YOU and al
most talk and then they'll take an
other dive in that "'riz" bath.
When your feet feel like lumrs Of
lead-an tired out-just try "Tiz"
It's Grand--its glorious. Your feet
Will dance with joy: also YOU will find
all pain gone from corns. callouscs
and bunions.
There's nothing like "TiZ" It's the
only remedy that draws out all the
poisonous cNudations which puT up
your feet and cause foot tortur,
Get box Of 'Tiz" al any drug or
department storc--don't wait An.
how glad your feet get: how com:or-
table your shoes feel. You can wear
shoes size smaller IL you desire
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-03

the greatest medicine on earth, for.
this baby is now four months old and
a healthier baby you would not want.
| am sending you a picture of her.
Everybody says, That is very
healthy looking baby You have my
consent to show this letter. Mrs.
{. w. BENZ, l3l Bird Ave. Altoona, Pa.
No woman can realize the Joy and
happiness this healthy babe brought
into the home of Mrs. Benz, unless
they have had like experience.
Every woman who suffers from any
ailments peculiar to her sex, as indi-
Gated by backaches, headaches, bear
ing-down pains, irregularities, ner-
vousness and "the blues" should not
rest until they have given Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound q
trial.