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Fancy Needlework.

Sofa Cushion. Embroidered, Frances
Oughletree. first; c. Nowak, second.
Sofa Cushion in Cross Stitch,
Esther Pierson. first,
Embroidered Centreptece IN Color
cotton or silk. oval, circular or square
Ruth Daily, first: II Lonand, second
Specimen Cotton Embroidery. othel
than listed. NJ. Bonner. flrst; Harrie'
Matson, second
Embroidered Centrepiece IN white
Elsie Walker, nrrt: Elsie Waiker. sec.
ond.
Embroidered Collar and Gun Set, T
Melvin. second.
Embroidered Initial. Rachael Rot
house. frst.
Luncheon or Tea Set, or IS pieces
Pearl Evans, first; Nora Powell, sec
ond.
Fancy Towel. Esther PierSon. first
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
40 holders OF Victory Notes and Others

concerned:
Notice is hereby given as follows:
Call for partial redempt ton of AZ Der
cent Victory Notes.-All Az per cent VIC
tory Notes, otherwise known a. United
States OF America Gold Notes OF 1921
1923. which bear the Distinguishing letters
A, h, G. ID, b or r. pre1xed to their serial
numbers having been designated for the
purpose py lot in the manner prescribed
by the Secretary Of the Treasury. are
called Tor redemption on December IS.
1922. pursuant 10 the provision for re-,
demption contained In the notes and in
Treasury Department circular Number
1873, dated April 81. 1919, under which
the notes were originally issued Interest
on all the ~ per cent Victory Notes thus
called for redemp ton will Cease on aid
redemption date. December is, 1920
bearing the disting uishing letters G. IL
l. X or L: Prenxed to their serial mum.
beers are not In any manner afferted By
this call for redemption. aud Will become
due and payable IS to principal On NAV
20, 1928, according to their terms.
detailed information As to the pres
sntation and surrender OF AZ per cent
Victory Notes for redempt ton under THU
call is given In Treasury Department
Circular Number 299, dated July 90
1922. copies Of which may be obtained
from the Treasury Department.. Division
Of Loans and Currency, Washingt ton, d.
c.. or any Federal Reserve Bank.
A. w MELLON.
July 20. 1922. '" 'As
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Wool Hat. G. Nowaik, frst; II.
Lynch, second
Crochet Work In cotton. lace, etc.,
includes Jokes, etc. Carrie stellar.
first. Elsie Walker. second
Centeiplcce. runner or otherwise
with crochet edge, X DAILY, first; G
Nowalt. second.
Handmade Hat. r. Oughcltree
first; r. Ratthouse, second.
Dolls.
Dolls Dress, machine-made, n. Rott
house, first: NJ. McNichol. second.
| Dolls Dress, handmade. r.. Rott
house. first. NJ. Bomile, second.
| Dolls Hats. Can be woven, serve
or braided OF paper, cloth. bingham
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PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Continued from page II.

first: N. f. Atwell. second.
Infants Socks. Crochcted. NJ. Hnil.
frst: NJ f. Tatman, second.
Infants Socks. Knitted, NJ. Hall,
FIRST; @. Matson. second
Ladies' Sacque. Crocheted. M
Daley first; Mrs. w. Hufnell. Sec
ond.
Sweater Coat. Knitted. NJ. Hall. mist;
Amanda Gilhuly. second.
Sweater Coat Crocheted, NJ. Hall
first; Mrs. II, y. Fleming, second.
Child's Sweater. Knitted. Mrs. r
f. Gunther, frst: N. e. Atwell. second
Mems Socks. Knitted. Mrs. ]. a
Young. first: Grace Mateon. second
Specimen Of Wool Embroidery, Mrs
V. Van Fleet, first; Mrs. b. Sawin
second.
Crochetcd Hats. II. l.. Comstock
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CHILDREN OVER 10 YEARS

Mary Bonner, second.
Fancy Bag. H. Matson, fret; c
Nowak, second.
Handkerchief. Hemstitched. EN-.
broidered or otherwise, Ruth DAILY
first; r. Rotthouse, second.
embroidery Novelty. r. Daily. frst,
". Powell. second.
Plain Needlework.
Three pieces Of Cotton Underwear
Combination does not count as tw,
pieces r. Rotthouse. nrst, NJ. "A
Jones, second.
Plain Apron. Mildred Turner. frst
v. Stuart, second.
Plain Hemmins on garment. hand
kerchief or useful article, r, RAFT
house. first; r. Ratthouse. second.
.Darning pair Of socks or stockings
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velvet, etc., n. Rosthouse. nvt; r..
lighthouse. second.
Dolls Cap. (Any style OF any ma
terisl). NJ. McNichol, frst
Set Of three pieces for O doll. (Night-
gown combination and petticoap. X.
dollhouse, FIRST; G. Howak, second.
Dolls Nun and Scarf. Woven or
otherwise. NJ. McNichol first. 1.
Paper Doll and outfit. tMornlng, az
ternoon, walking and evening". X
Smack. first. VI. McNichol, second,
| Bead Work.
Beaded Chain. X. DAILY. first.
Manuel Work in Wood.
Specimen OF work in wood not list
ed, r. Anderson. first.
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~ Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Pep0eton, Ore. Sept. 6.-Fred
Mason, brother Of Walt Mason. poet
10 dead here from the effects OF a
drink Of ammonia taken by mistake
Tor msd>c.ns. His widow and a large
fAmly survive.
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Gcious Aavor-both helped it to
obtain ever-growing public favor.
But, more than anything else, the
knowledge that SUPPLE ICE
CREAM is made from GOLD
MEDAL CREAM - than which
there is none richer-has brought
confidence and approval and rising
popularity.
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Seldom EquaIed
Never ExceNed

THE proof of good ice cream is in
= the eating. Try a quart Of
SUPPLEE ICE CREAM = any
Aavor-compare it with any other
ice cream, and you will agree that
we are not overstating when we say
seldom equaled-never excelled.
The uniform smoothness Of
SUPPLE ICE CREAM--the de-
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LOCAL SECURITIES.
Reported Daily by Laird 4 Co. Sc.
curity Brokers, du Point Bundin.
Federal Court Cases Postponed.

Due TO the absence from the city
OF some Of the attorneys interested
In the case argument on the receiver
ship for the Pussy & Jones Co, which
was scheduled 10 have been heard
today in United States Court was
postponed.
The case of Harold NJ. Lutz of Phil
adelphia against the sheriff OF Kent
county also was postponed. This In
volved the seizure Of wheat crop for
the alleged non-payment of taxes.
Results are what you are seeking
r.. cd
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Boat ri any type. Made of wood and
not 10 exceed three feet, Y. And@~on.
flrst.
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SUMMER RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. n. ,.

ly..x.,;.x~ Kontuck- Avc. mr.. Boa
westminster Elevator to street. Pri-
vate baths. running water. A. V. hopp
owner and prop. Open oil year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
AUSTRIA REDUCES HER
CIVIL SERVICE CLASS
Fy NsSoG!atcd prcsel

VIENNA, April "a solution or
NNS'riaS gravest economic problem,
'S ""H"N"d TO be at hand with tn,
ENCOURAGEMENT O. plans to reduce IN.
'"p-n'"vy civil scrvic" class. CON
h'tii"E nearly "n"-ffth of tn. ma
'l"h'N population when relatives and
"srend"nis % government employees
ar. included
IN" civil servant occupies nlmos,
an lmpr"Tnahl" position in tn. Aus
'iiau republic. h"caus- he cannot he
"'N'''SS'H without his consent The
new plan g"cocnizes this prircinl.
nut provides for the elimination of
ehliF" E"N"rnment departments
whirh is l"Ea under existing laws
Men who have served fewer than
urc" years and those who have
s"rrcd thirty-on" years viii lie dis.
missed Immediately. The former
VIII receive bonus ~ one and one
half months pay for each year Of
service. while those vino have served
th!Fty-on" years Will receive the
same bonus plus 10 per cent Of the
total amount
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
JUDICIAL SYSTEMS
IN ERIN CONFUSE
Queer Anomalies Result From
Two Sets Of Law
Tribunals.
lRy Associated i'ross.l

DUBLIN. April - Existence in
ireland II tvs" sets OF judicial ,rib-
unals-thc Republicans courts and the
ola courts az the kiug has resulted
ia som" queer legal anomalies a
hoiA courts are recognized hy tn.
r"NcrnH"nt as valid and their de-
'iSions do not always cuiucid"
IN" OF tho most no,ahl" ~ these
double action" cases cruccrucd a
book maker who entered suit i'm
hinE Court AGAINST q man vino re
fused 10 pay his s"uSoual losses. said
to exceed his winnings win tn.
sam" book maker 10y twenty times.
n" defendant pleaded tn" gaming
acts, prohibiting legal proceedings
TO c"ll"c, gambling debts. won his
cHs". and tit. boolS-makcr added
counsel Tees To hts other losses.
Hardly was tho case decided i'm
King Court when tn" defendant en-
tered suit against til. book maker in
" Republican court. demanding Jtidg-
in"Ht FOR the amount Of HIS win
h!i-H.> IN. usiunlsh"d book maker
realizing ih"t liz could not AFFORD To
I""paThi2" his trad" az betting hy
taxing r"tus" under the Earning
acts. - hi. client had done. found
mat the question hcforc tn. cour,
vas merely whether the hnrycs
named in TIA" act!on had won When
due proof ~ this was submitted.
judgment was again entered against
tn" book maker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
POLITICAL FIGHTS IN
HUNGARY REAL SCRAPS
Government Uses '.Bounccrs"
al Meetings of Opposi-
ton Candidates.
lHy Associated rreSs.l

BUDAPEST. April 22-A new oc-
cupati"n, open only to young huskics
not afraid TO fight at tn. drop Of a
cabbage, has come into being here
as result OF Intensive cnmpaixn-
Ing for tn" pending cicctious
Candidates opposing the govern
mcnt have met with such pronounced
hostility that they now employ AZ
many athletic young men as their
campaign funds VIII permit 10 nc,
hs b"unc"rs. body guards. spoilers
and shields for the speakers
Opposition candidates decided to
buy protection after dozens Of their
meetings had been broken up by
bands OF TIA" notorious awakening
Ilunrar!ans." who acquired remark :
able SKIN at hcaviug cahbagcs and
soft tomatoes, ill-smciilui: bombs and
occasionally bricks during hts Of no.
li'iCal enthusiasm
the b"uuC"rS are stationed at va
ri"us points through tho hall and
galleries and or tn. Speakers plat
form. ThoS" in the audience at
tempt 10 qU"il disturbances at tho
source. but should II stray vegetable.
break loos" and head FOR tho stage
th"r" is always some OF the hired
help ready To jump Ia rcnt OF tho
speaker for an instant
On tho rare occasions when There
are no disturbances tn. huskies act
as cI"Gucrs Ia many OF the ga;hcr-
inGS ms is said to require almost
as 'nlch courage as speaking. for an
"n'hurSt Of npplaus" from any sec,
ZION of tho house rs yurn 10 bring
Il collection Of missiles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
RUSSIA TO WELCOME
AMERICAN CAPITAL
Sovicls Ready to Make 1t Easy
to Do Business in Their
Country.
Icy Associated rr.ss. I

MOSCOW. April Soviet Russia
is ready to waive numerous tcchni-
caii'ies and MIKE it extremely easy
Tor representatives. OF biz American
firms 10 reach Moscow If they have
serious Intentions and actual hnau.
'laI back ing. but is more or loss
Ted up' with American promoters.
',"orr" Tchitcherin. EommisSar for
Foreign Affairs. told tho Associated
ffcsH correspondent in an interview
men tn" correspondent told Mr.
icicherln that many American bust
ness men desiring TO reach Russia
lost much valuable tim" because OF
the red tape the commis>ar said Rus
STA had To be careful whom she IL,
in. bat was not trying to thwart those
with legitimate business
We have had painful experiences
Win persons representing them
selves as having big backing and in
rchlltE having mona" he added so
"" have 20 Investigate the appil-
cations for admi,tauce. But II per
sons representing really big concerns
ana having serious Intentions. want
10 Visit Russia. il viii not even he
necessary for them &" apply I'm per
son 1" one Of our legations or mis-
SONS FOR wise. They can saw.
valuable time by conductin. these
rrclia'inarics through their repre-
sentativcs abroad.
Prompt economic reconstruction
or Russia and the world is not pos
Sih!e Without American partictpa
lion. h" continued. For example.
iher" ar" great concessions await
ing capital in Siberia. particularly
along The OBI and Irkutsk Rivers
/ Timber coal and iron ore are there.
/ an" IN many places there is excel
lent soil and good climate. only
| american CAPITAL could or would un-
drrtHkr such MAGNIFICENT. worth
WIN" task as tn. Development Of this
country Il * Il task FOR Arncri-
can ri"n""r spirit. "pcninc M "A now
country when America itself las no
more Er.Lt nncmlmEs for ninmn.rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
LONDON ENTERTAINS
MAN WHO CAME BACK

LONDON. April c?-Loudou has
h'en "u'"rtainins and entertained by
80" Ear. ~ Du.ci". who lott England
SlN'y-s-yon y"a-s ago for Australia.
AID has Just returned 10 his uariv"
home after 'rhcri,iur MS title
through the death OK an older brother.
To the London newspapers he has
been Keen delight. They HAY.
treated him Very much as they would
hav" The man from Mars IL ne should
suddenly descend In the mihdl. OF
flcadllly Circus and have taken great
pains 10 register the feeling aui
emotions Of :, man who has not seen
~ city for three sCor. Years or more.
\ standing iok" in ENGLAND is that
every DISTINGUISHED traveller to the
United STATES is asked FIRST @. Al!
what ne thinks Of the napperS OF
course, no English Journalist would
do tn" same thing. bu; nevertheless ;;
IN" Earl ~ Du'0i- was ASKED what
h" thought az English girls. which
after all is hut another way around
tn" barn. and he answered Just as
many ~ MS Kind who nave landed at
New YORK
Their shor, skirts impress me" ~
said They used to he sweeping the
ground Sow they axe up 10 tn.
knees"
Another classical answer to the
Man Who came Back" To commcn,
on progress was 10 show his aversion
TO tubes Il don't know anything
about tubes" h. said Il don't know
whether they lead To heaven or tn,
"inor place"
,c"pyrirht, ls22. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
Duke and Prince
Plan Visit to L. S.

LONDON. April 22-Thc possi-
hil;ty Of IN" Duk. Of York and
Primo" Henry paying a visit 10 tho
United states is being considered
by Tin" King and government
Virtually d"1ultc arrangements
hay" NOW been made for ,nc trip
OF his two sons 10 Canada TINS
fall. and Is - considered rNtr"mc-
" likely that parts az tho United
states viii bc included. although
tn" plan does not cali for ~ ok
t"nSiy" tour as was mad" hv
the Prince OF Males just after til"
war. III" latter Incidentally is
:" he given a long rest from
travel when he returns from ia
pan. and trips for his Younger
brothers VIII ~ substituted.
C.. 1922. Public Ledger Coz
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
EFORMERS NOW
AFTER CALENDAR
Astronomers Would Give Ra-
tional System for Cal
cula,ing Time.
END CASTERS CHANGES
Thirteenth Month. Called
Liberty, Sugges,ed-Drop
New Years Day.
END CASTERS CHANGES


ROME. April Cone Of the uuss-
lions which will com. heforo tho In
,,
"'
US !" rome May
viii hc the reform or the calendar
Tn. object of ,he rcforu.rx x,, :,
,,,r. ,.i,, !, 49,,
10 '' =! '"e age"
french astronomer, Camille Flam-
marion. Is to giv. the world a ra-
,lonal and p.rp.tuai calendar ON
on
N"''"' 10y instance VIII emu Easter
Wanderinrs between March - and
April % by masking each day az tho
rou,b b,vo I'm ~ -,
.,.,,.
Tn" plan. which Fiammurion first
proposed in 1872. would not change
IN" number Of months. though it
would modify the number OF days
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
PAYS POLAND IN GEMS
FOR ROLLING STOCK

WARSAW April 22-G"ld bars.
diamonds and other precious stones,
valued a, 100000 gold ruhles. OF
approximately 5000, 600. have been
received hy the Polish rovcrnmcn;
stock du" Poland hy virtue OF tho
RIGA peace treaty OF 1921.
This is tho second insraIlmcnt. tn"
first payment az gold nnd precious
stones having been mad" last Dc-
c"mhcr. The shipment cam" IN ep.-
cial cars. conveyed ny armed guards
and. upon It's arrival In Warsaw the
g"ld ana stones We're placed in vaults
~ the FoIIsh E0vcrnmcmt hnmk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
I'rnr spread Of Disrr.~.
Germany MIA. Low for nu.,,.,,

NIENNA. Apru -. -G-rinany's bid
FOR business * illustrated by the fact
Tint the Austrian railway admins
trat!pn announces II Is sending loco
motives and other rolling stock Their"
for repairs. Although th, state owns
splendid and extensive repair shops
th" Minister OF Railways says the
work can be done cheaper In Ger
MANY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
Surprisingly Quick Results

The reason IRONIZED YEAST brings such re-
markable results is because it embodes new sccn-
tifc process which enables yeast to bring its great
benefits often in just half the usual time. Expert
mcnts prove that while yeast alone good 1t is not
enough In itself, to bring 100 per cent results For
while yehst contains certain vital elements which
ta to health is found that other agent needed
to help courert these wonderful clements into health
strength and !cncrgy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
REFUGEES FROM RUSSIA
FLOCK into GERMANY
Set Up Own Business Places.
Institutions and
Resorts.
LEY Asrncln,cd rrcss.l

BEI;I.IN. AprN 22-Hordcs of Rus
sian refugees are nnckinE here on
every train. The arrivals have set
tied themselves in q section OF The
city which they occupy almost to the
exclusion OF other nationaliticS. and
have opened their own restaurants
clubs. saloons and ihcatcrs Some 81
inc russians ar" wealthy, but most
OF them are pcnnilcss.
The police have found Thorn a
problem. AS they Insist upon their
own customs aud hav" little com
mercc with the Germans. The great
est difficulty TX found In compelling
the immigrants to observe the
O'Clock closing rcrulationS. They lol-
low tn" i;ussian custom OF begin
hihE hihhcr after midnight and CON
i!nuins their eating and drinking
until daylight.
Mobility Goes 10 Work
j.! several Of these restaurants for
mcr wealthy Eussians ar. WORKING
as walters. cooks or entertainers A
prince and his wif". q baron and an
"thcr az their c"GutrSmcu constitute
the orchestra In one small eating
place. they were bankruptrd BY the
revolution and must work or stnrve
OF tn" EusSian revolution frequent
ia" CAFES ia this quarter, where they
hav" become conspicuous figures ia
the night life because Of their lavish
expenditures.
tn" German newspapers complain
that the great influx OF Fasteners
has deprived Berlin Of Its German
character on. paper asserts Ger
inanY's capital city mas becuin. "a
foreign colony. as surely as II would
have become II our enemies had
marched IN and taken H." Another
declares Germans have become
guests in their own homes"
I"nr Spread Of Disrr.r.
Goecrument quarters. which have
shown It'll" concern for the iinan-
"ial status "f the refugees. have sud
denly Income intensely Interested In
the new arrivals. particularly from
Poland and Russia. fearing an epi-
d"'nic Of typhus ai,d cholera German
Rcd Cross Physicians hav" warned
tho government that unless closer
border control can l.. maintained an
epidemic In the spring - certain. Tn.
German Red Cross has also notified
IN" government that Their" Is d.u-
ger II TIA. Russians carrying IN.
piHEu" 10 America unless greatest
precautions are taken. for scores are
seeking admission to the United
States
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
ND OF TASMANIA IS TEENlNG WITH THRIVING OPCYA
WONDERFUL ROADS DOT
THIS BRITISH COLONY
Famous London Newspaper Man Tells of Trip Through
Country and Opportunities for Prospec-
tive Settlers.

Following is tho eleventh Of
the series OF travel tales by
viscourt Nor,hcliTc, roted Bri,-
ssh publisher. l. deals with,
Tasmania Hand of orchards"l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
py vi.count Northclinc.

,.,,,, -., 49,
Scotland Ireland and w,io, =. couch
as vii, Ma co,y.,io,,Iy ON ,a,
sh,n.s island abou, as h,r =. tro
land Br.aL ,,sr, -, in,o .,,.,.
of ,.w ,ouare miles .ac, ,n,,o
;ore,be- ,horourhIv sp,o,, o,, nv
how xuh.,iru,. c,r,,ko.,s ,o- x,,r-
linz. launching ,,cko,sos ,or ou.Is
ocrc,. for rrous. o,s ,,r,roo.
for f,xas sf,v dlro-.,, t,,,. -.
yyc .roos AND ,rir,nss. ta~aak ain,
and ash. and YOU hav" Tazzy. tn"
Speck. or the Dot. either OF which.
10 It's inhabitants stands TO- ina;
'''' 'S'''''
mama no" AZ us best IN blossom
Time
less distressing ming for a man
''' "s - ''""" '"''N"' an"
o; catholic tastes 70 find that, on
making N. tour or the world and
sa.t-- .-.f-.n ,.v oo,,,- =.
'h'''N''F Se'N ny ms own nom"
country a. = standard OF compar!-
son Tor beauty OF scenery.
K..cm,I.. uri,,h ,,I.,
r,ys .-iy. oyo .o,a .oo ,,,.i.y
$50 .u.,. -s6, .,.A4.. .r,
MANS mas 10 o"er me 'no'or's'. ahA
r"i' her nor NY companions have
d,-a =---ht-- mn, .>,iatr =, ~.
A''"''E '.H''' vac ""''' 'N'''E
hsa-> - the H-i'ish Isles a. ih'!'
bag. No, only =, .he.- bes, from
s-.-t- -,,-. ,, 80. So. :. ,nai-
'''
n'>' aoFe'E
~ you pHN'r 'n"H. YORK
sure MAJ boTSe; man 10 you
core ,Tn'n H-7i. '-o'1 ih- IS Hes,
f-om VS. Nor:7ls' Are You Scot,
- 90 sou 7aH from Ulster Munster,
l."|rsier or Gonna ISht' YOU ar
s1rat.N :; home in tss Specs
Ar- YOU the more At home because
'r@ specs mas ~ older, more IS
tao..se-t look than any part OF AUS
i-a'ssS have seen Thing, LOOK
ns' '-eF had been there always
tsrr. -r~.. hedges. ae.t.. >ptnneys
and -uefs- especially roads
Th- -.at .rom l.at.r,a..o, t- emo
ra--h to .xGG.>s-a Hoaa-. !- ~.
.uu'A AND - D.inrat-a p4vorno-,
a-5 Hr--t- 80 the no--hwas, 81. ,,s,
r. ~at4 a.. would re~-,- vo,,
Sew. IN "a" United Kfurdar
>.,. No.
wore reputation
'' u good enduring gran
-. PHI oisa''-"G h,ShwNAy wind
"'N t.N".hg anh falling among
.' '"-'h mus 1nn besides the O.G"
"t i1SS S'rai'' road
MIS-" N'''Nt' count is III" in cen
81 10 H"yaaeS' Tn.
'.'''" f"HH = ahin 20 IN" ~
- =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23
T07V TO 7c9U77e - \ y
ear Radiant Complexion
In II Days

Nj seems almost impossible that
pimplcs, blackheads, boils, etc.,
can be made to completely disap-
pear within MS short n time as IA DAYS.
Yet thousands Of IRONlIED
YEAST users have proved to their
complete satisfaction that it is not ONLY
easy to quickly acquire n clear, fresh
complexion-but ut the same time to
bn'id up weight, energy and general
health to really an astonishing degree.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-23

For some act o; meri; on my par,
tn" powers that lee" arranged that
While was IN Hobart there should
b" very .ittle wind Every morninc
| looked ont from NV bedroom win
dow soon after sunrise and SAW the
bay a mirror. Just above tn. water
there :ioat"a faint mist. hardly dis
C"rnihi" except whor. IL hung over
tho beaches ANA rocky sides Of th..
shore and islands. Through 1t the
now sun wov" "a pattern 81 opsles-
cent colors which were reflected in
the depths below. Neither man nor
his works tr"spassed in ;his soft
vision OF iCht color and silence.
There is q wonderful motor road
up the steep sides OF Mount Well
!nSton. winding ana turning i'm itscl.
among gigantic gumtrees and ferns
and glowing Wild lowers ;ill IL
reaches plac" called tho Springs
From mere. $500 feet M. You can get
faint idea OF the immense extent
az tn" bay Iaud. i: you know that
Wonderful book. For the Term Of
His Natural Lie" vow viii marvel
=; the vandalism which could make
%: such heaven the hell which was
the convict settlement much less
IMAM i century ago.
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