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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
Personals

Mrs. Andrew C. Mitchell of Mo bile. who is visiting friends and rela- tives in the city, Is being delightfully."- entertained.
 Mrs. Schuyler Harris, who is III at the Elizabeth Duncan hospital, is somewhat improved.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Ross will leave Tuesday for Dadeville, where they will be guests of relatives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13

"Fhe Microbe of Love"
 Bessemer chapter, O. E. S., is plan ming to present at an early date q
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
vOTERs REGIsTER

Gadsden. February 1s-(spec.,lY New voters are registering at tte rate of 30 per day by the registrars at the courthouse and so far TOO new voters have been added to the voting strength of the county and the reg istrars state that at the present rate more than 1000 will be registered by the time the books are closed,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
Announcements


 Mrs. c. F. Barrett will be the hostess 10 the members of her circle of the Pastors Helpers on Monday afternoon at o'clock at her home i in Sloss.
 The Rotary Anns will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thurs day at 12:S0 o'clock at the home of Mrs. George Waller. All members are urged to be present.
 Circle No of the Woman's Auxii- iary of the First Presbyterian church will give a silver tea and an apron the home of Mrs. Arthur Perkins on Berkeley avenue, from to 6 o'clock.
 Bessemer chapter, No. 110, k. A. M., will hold its regular meeting Tues- day evening at the Masonic hall at 8 o'clock. A benefit fund for the chapter will be discussed and thero will be work in the Royal Arch de- gree.
 The Music Study club will meet Monday evening with Father Calla- han at his home on Fifth avenue.
 The Junior Music club will meet Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock with Miss Bob Pennington at her home on Nineteenth street.
 The Minerva club will meet Tues day afternoon at the home of Miss Ruth Price on Fifth avenue at 3 o'clock.
 The Parent-Teacher association of the Jonesboro school will hold busi- ness and social meeting Tuesday aft ernoon at the school at 2:15 o'clock, the social feature to be silver tea.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
SCHOOT, EIEcTIoN

Selma, February 12-(Speciai.)- Blowing of the railroad shop and factory whistles in Selma will be reminder for every voter of the city to go to the polls and cast his or her vote for the proposed school bond is- sue. Selma is called upon to issue $1S0000 for the purpose of bettering educational facilities of the children of the city. and while it Is generally conceded that the proposed issue will carry by safe majority, it is hoped that every voter will not neglect an opportunity to cast every available vote for the benefit of educational ia cilitfeg for the city of Selma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13

A still, with 100 gallons of beer, was destroyed Sunday morning near Sulphur Springs church by Bessemer deputies. At the time of seizure the still was not in operation and no ar rests were made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
Mems Meeting

pr. ". R. Hendrix, pastor of the South Highlands church of Birming- ham, addressed a large audience Sun day afternoon at the Grand theatre under the auspices of the Y M. c. A.
 His subject was one of unusual in- terest and he held the close attention Of the men assembled throughout the discourse, in which he touched upon the present day morals and in this connection he spoke interestingly of the pleasures, including golf and ath- letics.
 The singing was led by George Houston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13

musical comedy entitled "The Microbe of Love-" The cast will include about 70 and professional director from the Nettie Jane Dunnaway company of Atlanta will stage the play,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
BESSEMER

Bessemer. February 12.-(Specisl.) ) Dr. Middleton S. Barnwell. rector of the Church of the Advent os sirming- ham. whose monthly visits to Besss- mer have awakened unusual inter est in Trinity parish, held services at Trinity church Sunday evening and preached to an interested congrega- tion made up of representatives, of all denominations in the city. who filled entirely the seating capacity of the church.
 The church since the visits of pr. Barnwell began has assumed new life, the Sunday school has been opened and a large number of att tendants enrolled and unusual in- terest is being manifested in all de- partments of the church.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
A GOOD GUESS

Been having mothers club meeting here today, Mary?"
 How did you guess?'
 By my empty cigarette box"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13

The Culture club will hold a meet ing on Thursday afternoon at the library, when the subject to be dis cussed will be "The Influence of tho Bible on Prose-"
 The program will be one of the most interesting outlined in the year book and will incude a discussion Of "The Younger Son in Literature" by Mrs. B. P. Harris: correspondence Between Van Dykes Story, The Other Wise Man. and The Wise Men of the Bible',' Mrs. E. P. Lacey, and a comparison of Pillar of Fire" by Ingraham. and the Bible account by Mrs. D. E. Wilson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-02-13
Misses' and Boys'
 List
Childrsn's Lat

Clean Washing, Pretty
 Irouing, Quick Service
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26
DAVIS WANTS BETTER
LAWS ON IMMIGRATION
Secretary Declares Three Per
Cent Rule Has Oullivcd
Usefulness.
fnv Assncia,ed prcss.l

WASHINGTON. Aux. Secretary
Davis in "A formal statement today
expressed tho belief that the 3 p"r
cont Immigration restrictive law en-
acted year ago 20 CHECK IN. in
iluN OF aliens into tho United states
had outllved it's usefulness and tina,
a radically different program for
dealing with tn" immigration prob
.cm' must b." evolved.
The rcstrictiv. act, MIR. Davis said.
served very well AZ a Temporary
measure under the conditions rcspon.
s!b!e for it's "nnctment' hu, "A per
mancnt policy should b. upon an on
tircly Inherent bash
Immigration stuck. which has
played so important Il part In the up
huiiding "f'An"rica. Mr. Davis said
~ not forthcoming under the pres
ent program" Under IN. present
passport aud wise Systoms In enec,
throughout tho world. h. said. power
rs lodged In tho hands OF foreign
governments 10 say who shall and
mo shHl! not migrate 10 Nh. country.
selection of Americas ru,ur. Cit =
Z"ns. he added. "is. thnrrfor" rrposcd
Ia some other government which ruay
r"tuS" passports nnd keep =, home
those whom IL wishes not 10 leave 90
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KHAN PROTESTS STUDY
OF GERMAN IN SCHOOLS
iKv Associated Pres.

PATTERSON. y. J. Aug 2S.-A
Dro,es, against the restoration Of
tn" studs Of German IN the Pater-
son h'rh school has been sent 10
the hoard .; education hy tho Pater.
son chapter of the ku-Klu1 Khan.
was lcarn"d today. The protest
IN The form Of resolution adopted
by 'h" Paterson KHAN. ~ aimed =,
tho attempt Of the S'cUhru society
~ America 70 hare the study OF
German rcruulcd
The resolution declares >hat IN
d!sputahlo evidence mas been sub
United to IN" Khan showing high
!Y organized revival OF German pro-
pasandt In this country. having az
.ts object the restoration ot the
German empire to It's former place
among nations.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

IN AND orr or TOWN.

Miss Myrtle Nazclgrov" has re
turned to her HON" on Rar,on Avc-
nue.. attcr spending some time at Tho
Hou." ~ Happiness summer camp.
MAR M'lhoro.
Mr.. ana Mrs. =. +. Raw Jr.. and
il,tis son, + Ray. u. % Barton
Avenue spent las, wo"k A. III"
guests II Mr Rays mothe- In wash.
!ng,on.
Miss Florence IF Savage ard nor
niece sophie Savage. % Norfolk.
we're tho recent guests o, Or. and
Ms. Ramon II. Gsrcin.
Mr ana Mrs. Jesse 81 John have
returned :" their home on Minor
street: after a v!sl, TO relatives ~
rreier!ck county
Mrs T. O. White. OF Rose Avenue.
Is visiting Mrs J. J. Ho!loman, in
ls)c - WiEh, county.
Nil Louis" Baker and Miss Au-
susra Chandler - surry Courthouse
are visiting Mrs =. J. Coter. u Bar
ton Heights
Mrs Alan L. Jorvey and hor daugh-
ter Miss Mary Jervcy. hnvc returned
To their home on Barton Avenue. az
Ger spending some time az Virginia
neach.
Nj md Mrs. =. e Nlnrncld and
family have returned from a motor
Trip and stay a, GorHonsvile.
Mr. ana M-a. Cnar!cs sreurer and
family 81 Wheeling W Va, vino
have been visiting tho John y Spcn-
ger family. OF this city, have mo-
torcd nome ny way of Washington.
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thosc peeons who believe that this
nation has discharged its fun duty
- thcs" disabled veterans and that
no further steps arc necessary {"
carry out IA" purp"~.s ~ tho act
OF Congress tn regard 20 this matter.
/ I'll" department, commander Was
appointed To select AMI present to
/ William j.. rrlcr. department ndju-
tant for tn" pas; Two years. a sultahl"
I token Of IA" affection and esteem In
which hc is held rs his ""-w"rh"Js
/ Mr.. Erie" IS lrnyinE Virginia To maxi"
/ his HON" In another state.
/ The war memorial committee his
I evening adopted "A resolution recon
/ m"ndiuE that no nc,inu Il, taken
~ this session OF the convention
regarding a Su.tiDi" memorial to
| tn" Nireiuiuus who lost their lives
| In thu world War. The resolution
adopted. however authorizes tn"
state commander to appoint rep
r"S"ntnt from each congress- uuH.
district in Virginia to at as a
vummitt"" 10 cnllnhorht" with tn"
war Memorial! Commission In de
Gliding on Ia" form 81 memorial.
Committee for Nontir~IIo Purchase.
The war memorial c"iumitt"c went
on record as favAing Tho purchas"
~ M"Utir"Il" 10y the state or ma
'tuu ~ a shr!n" Of Democracy. In
djcatI"us ar" that Winchester will
."cur" tn" next conventions other
cities putting up an active nghr FOR
tho next session are Iyuchhurg
pHuvill. and Frcd"ricksburr
I-J-mn" Addrr.~". Convention.
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FOR BABY'S
INDIGESTION

10 rear perfectly normal healthy
paoS' look to It's stomach, for right
,her" is where baby's troubles start
neg innins with indigestion that re-
SUITS In collie, diarrhoea. sour stom-
ach' gas and other more serious stom-
ach and bowel troubles. Tho minute
oaoS begins TO fret, he should have
immediate attention. for this IS his
way OF telling YOU that he has indi
gestion.
Indigestion. due to fermented fond
IN the stomach. throws toxic no,sons
INTO the little system and sets IN ,rri-
tati"n and Inflammation In the ston-
arh and intestinal tract. This for
mrntaii"n can he Immediately chcck-
"d with Anu-Ferment. bringing
prompt relief TO the baby and resi-
for the mother. Anti Fermen," 10
the new cordial. originated by a drug
Sist and recommended by physicians
II is perfectly harmless, nIeasant in
taste and yet very effective. .nv
druggist can supply you. Specifv
Anti-Ferment for children."-Ady
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Seek World Court
to Act on War Crimes
IBy Associated Press.

HtENOS AIRES. Aux. "a
permanent International criminal
court. to have Jurisdiction in all
cases Involving war crimes or
crimes that could c,uS. war f.
favored by the international Law
Association. now ia scsginu herr.
The organization at is nrSt sos.
sion. held yesterday. approved l,y
vote OF 81 90 - IN. proposal
Tor such court. advanced by
Hugh II. l., E"Ilot. head OF tho
british delegation
The session was further en-
livencd by an animated debate on
proposal by Br. Daniel Antcko-
LOTT. OF the University Of Ru.nos
Aires. that no nation should u.
excluded from TIA. league OF ma
;iuue
Tn. French representative. NJ
Raud-lot, argued tina; the qucs-
ton did not como within the
scope OF tho associations nrcuda
adding that In tho event ~ a
contrary decision the French
delegates would Withdraw. becnru-
inE mere spectators The q'I.s-
ton OF admIssibility was referred
20 a committee.
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brought me bottle of Lydia E.Pink-
hams Vegetable Compound. took
it regularly until all the hard pains
had left me and l was able to be ~,
and to do my work again. The hard
lump left my side and feel splendid
in all ways. know Of many women
it has helped, - Mrs. &. RICHARD
SON, 1910 Orcas St, Seattle, Wash.
This is another caan where Lydia
f.. Pinliham's Vegetable Compound
brought results after trying
everything any one told me" had
failed.
If you are suffering from pain. ner-
vousness and are always tired; il you
are low spirited and good for moth
ing, take Lydia K. Pin<ham's Negc-
table Compound.
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TEXTILE WORKERS
GET BACK OLD WAGE

LAWRENCE MASS. Aug. 25.-
Notices yer. posted ., n. E,,,r,
NM today tha' the wage scale najd
h"i"rc The reduction that led 10 mo
'"N'il" s'rik" would become cnoc
tive U"Nt Monday
NF'h THIS announcement, (, was
estimated that moro ,han - nor
cont OF til" textile workers vb,
nave h''n on s,r!k" nor" sine. late
IN March had been offered their old
wages
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WEEDS Pinno Maker. Widow.

Los ANGELES. CAL. Aug. Ga
Mrs Mari" G. Stcinway. widow Of
Charles II. Stcinway. New York piano
manufacturers. and captain H. l.. Lew
teVre World War veteran. were mar
rled at santa Barbara. Cal. II week
ago according To story published
by IN" Los Angeles Examiner. Their
inarr!aE" which was performed in
the santa barbara mission with the
old Jesuit ritual. was said to have
followed romance OF several years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

An interesting week house
party Will no that given by Miss
Elizabeth Gwathmey NJ wrigh,s Is
land. The house party Will include
Misses Gwarhmey and Elizabeth
Palmer. James Mass,e. Edwin con.
quest and Allan Gwathmcy. Miss
G"athmcys parents. Mr. and Mrs
Richard iwathmcy. VIII chaperon
the affair. Tho RucEte will leave to .
day. returning 10 Richmond Monday
Landed Inst Week.
Tom Preston returned last week
after nm extended tour Of England
'Mr. Preston was accompanied by his
unclc. Liihurn Myers. They landed
~ New York tho latter part Of last
week. arriving In Richmond on
Monday.
To Chicago and Bnitimorc.
Miss Thea Rueger IL leaving Mon
day for Chicago she will he Their.
Tor some time the guest of
friends. From Chicago Miss Rueger
VIII go for short stay with Mrs.
Joseph Leo Cruppcr. Jr.. in Ral,i-
moro. formerly Miss Mary Shepherd,
Of Richmond. She VIII return 10
her hom, October l.
Graduate or womnn's College.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Francis Ruckner
nounced the engagement ot ,heir
daughter. Achsab. 20 Clarence Jack o.
son Miller. Jr. Miss Dudley IL a
graduate OF tho woman's College
L OF Richmond. and MIR Miller Is a
cousin ot r. 4. Miller. Of this city.
tn" wedding VIII tax" place In Oc-
tohor
Swimming rnrty n, '. W. &. a.
Tn" High School club 81 Girl Pc
serv"s rav" swimming party n,
tho Y. ". =. y WeIrosiav after
noon \ large nu,rh.r Of girls were
prcH"nt ana the swimming race
mad" - an Interesting "von,. Tho MAY
rae" was Won b. Virginia Ice. IN"
potato race - clair Rlnn,on. ,no
un!"r water rt-~ ~ 1sah"l smith.
IN" lighted ,Iadl" race hv Isabel
Smith H-s', and Virginia LOO
'ecund Tho umbrella race WINS won
by clair Elnnton. aud tho front dive
by Isabel smith. Tn" swimming,
nary Ia on" - group u ao''vi-
tics nat tn" club has arranged ,his
Hrm"ining fur Enri> Irnl.
Ma Na'v!da R"oce mo,ored 20
Gloucester yesterday with a party o,
friends MISC Ho~co Will remain With
Mr. ard Mrs. calvin wro,cn. a, tho r
coun'rr rlace. near SllI.y. during tho
early fall
House Party Here.
Mr ana Mrs J. y. Anderson ard
children. Frances and Alice Todd. 90
Anderson, " Va Mrs. VIII n wood
ward ~ Huntington. ~. Va. MI and
Mrs. ". : wilson. OF Boston. are
guests q, charmlug house uar,y
here Thcy AFRO tho guests o, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph q Wilson IN ;h"ir
home. 2sNi East Grac" street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

MARTlNSNIiLf.. VA. Aug %
Mrs Thomas Lewis and Mrs i. D.
k"dS"rs suffered broken collar
homes. Will" Mr.. dodgers, who Was
driving. suffered painful cuts and
bruises in an automobile accident
ON the MartInsv!llc- f'i.ldale road
Monday afternoon The car left tn.
road and turned over an emhark.
n"nt when tho Steering wheel
tAilch 20 work rrnuer!v.
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Theater Calendar
URIC Keith vaudeville

LYRIC Keith vaudeville.
BiJOC--"The Storm" with
House Peters and other stars.
BROAbWAY-Ret,y blythe, In
Ills Wlfc's husband"
Et4UEEiRD-va Variety program.
including expose OF trick of saving
woman in half
Golden Dreams"
"i'h claire Adams and Carl Can't
WORT.
ISIS Eugene O'Brien. IN Chan
Ming OF tho Northwest"
oDEON Mary Miles Minter. In
South Of Suva"
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Colonial nnmc. Ala Kcnmo,,

hREhfRICNSRrRG VA. Aug o5.
MIS-. w Rr'tn cox. of Richmond
'r'>'"ent colonial Danes Of Amer
''" IN Virginia has for her or
ghniza'ion. subscribed $50 Tor 49,.
Kenmore fund. and Mrs COY also
S"0' nor personal check FOR x.5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26


zach traffic rs now exists in Viola
ton Of tn" rnhihition laws. 10 com
G"nlncd. and that every Influence ~
N" American Legion no brought 10
boar :" stop this unlawful tranic:
And 70 IL further resolved That wc
do nrr" tn" notifications of tho pres
ont prohibitions laws. 40 as TO per.
NIT tho sale ~ mountaineering wines
and beers. by which mod lfcation tho
lawloss class of hootl"gE.rs and
noonshners will no driven out .,
existence. through tho failure Of tho
demand for their product. and.
Resolved further, That copies Of
this resolution he s"nt ~ every mem
hor ~ tn" next virginia LEGISLATURE
and 20 our representatives. in CON
Sr"sS and that our delegates to tho
national convention at New Orleans
be instructed To introduce and sun
port similar resolutions.
supports Ronds Movement.
The legion pledged it's hearty CO.
operation TO tn" General Assembly
nd 10 the new state Highway Com
mission in the furtherance OF the
early completion q. connected state
highways along sound business lines.
Resolutions were adopted urging
the national convention TO request
all American Legion post oHices to
cooperate with hospital authorities
in disrosng OF patients who are dis
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Soft-roo, oncr,, MI,

~ HRt RICH. PA, AUG SO A
hi"ch hurn, aged so. president Of ,hs
ilNShnrGh Coal Producers Assocla
,''h, ana one OF tho best known hi.
luminous Goa operators III the coun-
W nc" TODAY AT his home here
after short illness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

on my lcot, then J.
had chiils and
fever and such
pains in my right
side and 4 hard
lump there. L
could not turnmy-
self in bed and
could not sleep. l.
was this way for
over two months.
trying everything
any one told me,
Al
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Writings Of Mr. Hcnt,vnIc.

Among the writings Of Mr. Heat
wole are: "A History Of Education
In Virginia" "Sociaiizing the Rec!ta.
ton some Btsir CONSIDERATIONS af
Methods or In. High school" an!
National Aspects o; Southern Edu-
cation"
Mr.. iieatwole Is member Of his
,,orical societies OF Virginia and
Georgia, Of tho American Association
of College Professors. tho Peabody
Club. University Of Georgia. the Uni
versity Race Committee Of tho South
ind Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity.
Mr. Heatwole will move his fanilv
to Richmond from Athens. Ga. II IS
understood. He VIII assume his new
duties September !.
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WINS Closed July ~.

The Mechanics SAVINGS Hank Is
LOCATED ~ 2lt East Clay Stre"t. and
was closed by state Bank Examiner
F. -. Richardson on order II the
state Corporation Commission on
tho afternoon Of Saturday. July Il.
1t was SAID that II had io.oOO de-
r"sitors. and at the time 1t VAS
closed John Mitchell declared II was
solvent and would shortly open tor
business.
ON Monday afternoon JuIr" Mon
euro. In Chauc"ry court. appointed
James " Gordon and j. K. Tucker
receivers FOR rhe bank. and John
Mitchell said he would give IN"
sN3.oor surety required for alleged
liabilities Tho RichuNnd Clearing
H"us" Association few DAYS later
agreed 10 advance IN" amount.
necessary for r"opening III" bank
ON condition tina, substantial s"cur-
i'y he given.
An efor, waS made last Wc,iuos-
dan Nv Mitchell 50 hav. tho bank
r"op"n"d and operated urd.r tho
banking division supervision. hat
this VAS opposed by the receivers
AID judge Moncure refused tho re
guest.
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The Weather
t~"-"'sn~d By u. weather bureau,
Forecast: Virginia

Forecast: Virginia -
Fair. somewhat cooisr
today; tomorrow. fair.
with moderate temper
niur~.
NORTH Carolina -
Partly cloudy today;
probably showers on the
roast: tomorrow. fair.
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SUCH PAINS As
THISW0MAN HAD
Two Months could not turn in BED
LydiaE. Pinkham's VegetableCom-
pound Finally Restored Health

Seattle, Washington. -'Thad drag
cling pains first and could not stand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

the current ledger sheet OF the bank
This, Il IL alleged. was done 10 con-
c"ai I'll" ,ru" etate OF tho said ac-
count. or 20 d"fraud the bank.
The warrants were sworn out by
Dave l.. Satterncld. Jr.. Common
wealth's Attorney. and were issued
By walter y Gentry. justice OF the
peace. justice GENTRY also released
the accused on bali Tho arrests
we're made by Detectives Ford. Col
well. iiaah" and Edding,on shortly
after o'clock
Georgia \. rricc. \. u. Price. Jr.
u. 9. Scott and l.. e. Scott became
sur"'ics for John Mitchell, Jr., each
subscribing 10 $500. or one fourth
of the $4,000 bond required.
y. V N"rrell. Sr. is bondsman for
\. 8. NorrcN Jr.. In tn. sum OK
$1,000. and for n. A. Norrcu. I'm
he sum OF $4,000. Horace smi-h
CAV" bond for Henry Wade, In tho
sum OF $4,000. All will appear this
morning In Police Court for pro
lim!nary hearing before Justice In.
gram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-26

LIS absorbed enHiiy
1t relieves pain quickly
It's gentle laxative.
TINGLES LAXO ASPIRIN
AJAX your druggist for tho
Three Point Box" Therapouttc
Research Laboratories, Wash
lnBton. D. g
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In~aI T-mp.rntnr. Yr.t.rtia,
Local Oh-er.a,lon. a, 3 y. NJ. Yc.,rrha,
Special Data.

Wind direction, Souihwes'. Wind ;.
I .pc4iy. -. weather at =. -. cloudy.
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ImpOrtations
SOC to $3.50
STOP THATCOLE
WITH TINGLE'S
LAXO ASPIRIN

At tho f,rst smarting OF tho
eyes or nostriis. whom your
throat nrst tickles--take two
tablets OF TINGLE'S I.AXO AS
P1RN. Then teko ono tablet
every two hours until bedtime
You wfll have comfortable
nights rest and awake with
avery vestige OF tho cold gone.
The saiicylio acid of tho
TIEGf.E'S LAXO ASPIRIN pro-
duces natural. healthful per-
spiration which eractively at
tacks tho cold. The mild d.
sestant IL contains. allays all
fear OF after al scomfort
Important too. ip combating
colds are tho laxative qualities
Of T1NGLES I4AxO ASPIRIN.
IL removes tho poisonous toxins
OF tho body and the general
tone or tho system Is restored
to natural healthy condition.
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LEGION CONVENTION
DEBATES PROPOSAL.
TO ALTER DRY LAW

(contlnnel From Elrst rar..
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Mnjpr-G"u"ral .iuhn Archer lie
J-uue. commmudaut or tn. United
states Marin" Corps. appeared be-
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Hemnininx fur Enrl, I-nii.

Ma Na'v!da Rccce mo,ored 20
Gloucester yesterday with party q,
friends. Miss Rs~co Will remain with
Mr. ard Mrs calvin wro,cn. a. their
coun'rr rlace near SllI.y. during the
'rarly fall