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DANCERS
DAZZLING TO THE EYE
Superb Orchestra Affords De-
hghtful Evening Of High.
Class Music.
DEMANDs EOm mIGm rnAIsL;
Array Of Talented Artists Presents
host Finished Production Seen la
HichnIond In Number OF Ycnrs nnd
Sc0rrs Immediate lit.
Ky John George unrr,.

Favlowa the Incompatible. sur.
rounded By "a superb company Of dam
GERS. and with An orchestra Of un.
Questioned merit. gave AN AGA ,rn,
audience last night one -. &c rare
treats OF the present season. Sucn
feast Of artistic dancing Inns not
Hraccd the Academy stage in "A hand
tuI OF years. certainly nothing equal
l" IL has appeared since the spanish
Lana or 10y some four seasons
ago.
when Pavl"wa's company Of somo
twenty-five dancers were assembled
on the stage last night. there was
such a riot OF color and 20 knI.ido.
scope IA picture presented tina, ,he
cE" was ?aZHI"d to encompass II All
WhiritnE coryphces. Russian mems
hhts Dutch men aud maids dancing
dolls and what not Wed with each
othcr 10 provide an evening OF un-
s"' passed entertainment.
~ the outset. the eye was yra;!-
hth 10 observe the orchestra nit
hiicd and running over into tn. Arc,
row OF seats with ~ real hand -, IN.
s,fumchta. Under the leadership of
Theodore sitter. the men played SUI
pcrbiy.
Pavlowa herself. tho acme Of
grace and beauty. appeared mrs, in
the Fairy Don" ballet. Ac, H..
Staged in doh shop. this part was
ehi!'ened ~ much pantomimic
comedy. Win som" amusing dances
by the various dolls in character.
Pavlowa appearing as the FAIRY
DOH PavlOwa's dance with Laurent
Novikcr furnished tho climax OF the
act. In Act III. her dance. the by
Ing swan. 10 tho music Of 81
Snens. undoubtedly was the peak OF
tn" evenings performance.
Such an array Of talented dancers
calls FOR cxtravagant praise. Any
ono OF tn" twenty-five OF SO seemed
capable :" meet amy demand. 4
corps Of six ballet dancers were an
excellent feature of Act l.. the Cop
pelia ballet. This. 10 the music Of
The Fr"nchnan Deiibcs. II beautiful
score III its entirety. opened the pro-
gram Miss ButEova, In her solo
dancing in tlis number, displayed a
grace and charm second only 10 Paw
Iowa herself. while MIR Dombrowsk!
In her support proved n tower Of
staiwar, strength and agility
Act III. Was devoted TO series 81
advertisements. In which there were
shch an chS'hni" i"!lSh dancc. a
how-and-afrow dance by Novik"n
fnvlowa's swan dance, a dance 10
Schuhcrt's Moment Musical" in
which tho music by the mutcd
strings Mas little short of heavenly,
Holland dance. amusing and DO.
l.rhtful. Bocchcriri dansantc to ok.
quis!tc music, all closing with IA Rus
Sian dance. In which Pavlowa ap.
pearcd with Nuvihon
FaNlowa and her company will ap.
pear again tonight at tho Academy IN
an entirely new program. This vii
embrace in Act J. a Polish wedding
ballet: Amarillo. Il unc-act ballet. ana
| Ac, iii. OF advertisements This is
without doubt. tho crowning event o.
| TIC Academy season.
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The event Of tn" season VIII occur
next week at the Academy. when l..
" Griffith presents his lai"s, uroduc-
ton. orphans 81 the storm" OF "Tho
Two orphans with the w"l-itnowr,
Richmond faVoriicS. Lillian and Dor
9th? Dish. Again Griffith has demon
stratcd that DO" il tho ,nastcr-pro-
duCcr Of ;kc world. az said by the
critics OF Sew York. Boston. phila-
dclphia. Chicago and Pittsburgh II
seems TO be the universal opinion that
his new Offering possesses MI OF the
charm OF his former pictures and that
In all respects far surpnsscs both
The Birth OF Nation" and way
Down East"
and their love adventures In Paris
when that picturesque city was In the
depths or It's w!ckedncss. OF course.
the predominant theme * the love
ana devotion Of the orphan HcnrI.ttc
for her blind sister. Louise. Then
there IL also the unusual romance Of
Henr!cttc with the Chcvalicr de
Naudrcy. Love. thrills and comedy
hold the spectators in their thrall. 1t
Is !npOrtan, To note that the perform
nncc begins promptly al 2:lO and $40
J.. NJ, owing 10 tho length OF tn" pcr-
formancc.
The cast is the largest and most
NOTABLE" ever assembled for Griffith
picture. First and foremost. o. course.
come Lillian ana Dorothy Gish. They
arc 50 We'll AMI popularity known
that further comment is needless
Another old Grifith faroritc IL
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Pryor Davis. Miss Annie Calf. james
-. Winston. Il. y. Lancaster. Jr. COT
onel Il ~. Y"ngc.
John Marshall House Mrs. John
Dunn. chairman: Mrs. Christopher
T"mphins, Mrs. William Runin Cox.
Mrs. John * Mason. Mrs Walter
Christian. Mrs. William r Robins.
Mrs. j. cashie cabell. Mrs. John
stewart Bryan. Miss Ellen Wade.
Miss Ellen Barby. Miss Page wa
l.amS. Mrs. y. l.. Wilmer. Mrs. James
". Anderson. MrS. John T.. Mcclure.
Mrs Thomas Gordon
landmarh-Mrs. Granville q Val
cntinc. chairman: Mrs. j Arthur lie
troy, Mrs. l.. L. Dashicll. Mrs. George
Randolph Cannon. George T. Cole
man. Jonathan Bryan
Nition-Mrs. John II. south
all, chairman.
Auditlns-Mrs. :. II. IIawes. chair
man Mrs James -. Crump
Life Ccrtiicatc-Mrs. Il: V VAL
ontinc.
ola stone House Mrs. William G.
Bentley. chairman.
Ways and Mcans--Mrs Frank ID
Williams.
McmDcrship-Mrs j. Cashic Cabcll.
chairman. Miss rag" Williams, Mrs.
beverley T. Crump. Miss Frances
Scott. Mrs. William -. Thomas. Miss
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AniuScncntS
Many Striking Novelties.

Many Striking Novelties.
Many striking novelties Will be
iouni IN the third annual production
of the Grccnwich village Follios.
which will be presented bv .rh. 10
he'nihns, Inc. \. L. Jones and Morris
Green. managing directors. AZ the
academy of Music tomorrow, Fri
day and Saturday. with !. nu,in.. ON
saturday. March II. This VIII bc IN.
hrst time this third annual production
OF the Greenwich Village FOllicy has
been sccn in Richmond
This third annual produc,idn ,f ,h.
Greenwich N.liag. rolli.s is said to
ne u EitterinG. Galloping show. "A
duplicate Of the American Monte.
marie, and for sheer loycllncss. the
critics agree. 1t cclips"s the previous
productions OF these series. The cos
tunes are described as exquisite In
c"!orinr. and unusual in design. with
shlmmerinS hanrinSs Tn" SNOW
Fiake number is one of tho many
scenes of unusual splcndor. Ia the
Sh"" Flake number the gorgeous
pIctur" OF a wondTouS winter night is
seen with SNOW Flake, MoOiDcans
Aurora. III" North star, Jack Frost
ana the sun. Very typical 10 tho at.
mospherc Of Amcricu's Bohcluin. *
the scene entitled, "a Courtroom in
the beyond" In which narion"tt.s
are shown. one OF tho distinct hits
Of the show IL the Last Dance. done
by Gretchen Eastman aud Donald
Kerr and very amusing IS the tray
csty on this Last Dance In which Joe
T.. Brown ana Gordon Doolcy ap.
pear.
one 81 the artistic contributions TO
the ,hcater is found in the transfer
nation scene called when Dreams
Come True" This Unueual stage Of
feet was originated and designed by
Nicholas Y. d" l.ipskcv. Il young
Russian artist
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$OC.IE!:. r Y

Mr.. AMI Mrs. Carl G. Walker. Jr.
VINO have been spending some time
at tho jefferson Hotel, have left
Mrs. Walker was formerly Mrs. May
nayrcs Peter. OF liavcrford. Penn
Syivah!h. ana her marriage Ia Carl
walker. son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs
Carl G. Walker. Of Richmond. and
grandson Of The late General l.lnsay
walker. took place nt her home In
Iiar"rford on February %. at high
noon. III" grOoms brother in Ia "
Commander Alex Wadsworth, L. S.
y" acting aS best man. Among the
guests from distance at the we'd
4, ding. We're Calvin SattcrncId Jr.,
OF Richmond and Commander and
Mrs. Alex Wadswor,h. Of Anna
polls, Maryland. The marriage was
or interest both here and In iIaver-
ford.
Musicale Arranged.
Tn" S,oncwall Jackson Chapter OF
tn" q. -. G. has arranged a must
Gale which viii take place on tn"
snightS OF March 90 and 20. at ST.:
o'clock a, the auditorium Of the
Woman's Club. The program win be
an Interesting one to those with a
REM appreciation OF good music
'hrco well-known artists Will ROM
DER tho program each night. MISS
charlotte rccRc, contralto: Signor
Phiiip Sevasta. harp!st. aud Miss
Florence Brinkman, pianist. The
proceeds VIII go To tho general re-
lief fund OF tho ORGANIZATION.
Marriage Announced.
Announcement has been received
or the innrriage OF Miss Victoria
MargarctClinos. daughter OF Mrand
Mrs. $. -. Cllncs. Of zoe East
Twentieth Street, Baltimore. Nd
10 Captain Lawrence James Mcyns.
ordinance department. =. S A.
formerly OF this city. The wedding
took place ut the home OF the
brides parents on March & Tn,
groom Is II graduate Of V. v Lass
1916. and served In France with the
foTt?-c!Shth Const Artillery and
other units. lie IN now Instructor
nj the Officers Reserv. Training OF
cornell University. Ithaca. y. y.
where Captain and Mrs. NEWS WIN
make their home
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THREE-HOUR COURTSHIP
ENDS IN MATRIMONY
Especial to The rimes.p!spa,ch.l

Especial 10 Tho Times Dispatch
FKEDER1CKSBUl;G. VA. Marcn
= Following a whirlwinh courtship
Of three hours. In which Cupid's dart
proved effective, John Tyler Thomas.
-. wcll-known merchant of spots
ylvania county. ana Mrs. Hazel or
celia Pond. -. Of Boston. Mass.
We're united In marriag" in this city
by Rev. larry Lee Iipu,. The c.rc-
mony vas performed at the Method
list parsonage. tn" coupl" VIII make
their HON" in Spotsylvauia County.
when securing marriage license
from clerk OF Court i. w Adams. Of
this city. tho groom. who Is a a.
vorCc". stated he mad met his nancce
only thrc. hours earlier. and IL had
been case Of love at first sight. The
bride is a daughter OF John IL.
Perry. OF AuSablc, y. y. and il
widow.
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IL STAUNTON CHURCHES
INACCURATE REVEALS


Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
STANTON, VA. March ELEVEN
white Protestant churches In Staun
ton on Sunday began Il two weeks
simultaneous cvsngclistic campa ign.
The pastors OF all except three Of the
churches are doing the preaching
Those from distance occupying pull
pits are: Second Presbyterian Church.
the Rev. i. y Trostic. -. u: the Rev.
Is. T.. Bcddingcr. -. -. at the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. and "a, the Cen
trial Methodist. the Rev. George W
Richardson.
This is tn" second year the Staun-
ton Protestant churches have coop
Grated IN a series of cvangclistic
services. Last year splendid results
wcr" obtained. and the outlook for
tho present meeting is very pronlis-
iul,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
Wonderful for
SIGH St0machs
That's What Every stomach Sufferer
snHn after taking. one ar two doses or
DIR. 0rth> Great Stomach PrcscrIp-
tiOn.

Everyone who tries II willingly ac-
Nnow!rdE"s that II does cure Indigestion.
an! certainly hnuishcs dyspepsia, and
other stomach distress almost Instantly.
Read this letter from Vim. Starkcy. Rock
Crock, ohio:
rick for several years went 10
hospital after getting no relief from doc
tors and many remedies that tried. I'M
ALL" TO work. and confined to the house.
l was advised Ia try Doctor Orihs Stom-
ach Remedy | had no faith Ia anything
any more nut tried ~ and 10 my happy
surprise 1t dId me good. am now per
f"C;ly well ana for six months have been
working every day in the blacksmith shop,
eating everything want and In perfect
health.
!; IS with pleasure that recommend
DIR. urths stomach Remedy.
Money back IL DIR. Orth's stomach Rem
ody does not do what we say 1t VIII. and
r"m"nhcr that this remarkable remedy Is
the prescription OF II practiciu. physician
"h" used II with great success ia exactly
such cases as yours during period OF 20
years. All good drugsis,s can supply you.
ADV.
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Ladies. Aid Sortct, Meets.

PETERSBURG. VA. March THE
Ladies' Ala Society OF Highland Meth
odist Church. Colonial Heights. me;
yesterday afternoon at $40 o'clock In
the home Of Mrs. j. W. CumInns. on
the Boulevard. Those present were
Mrs. Jesse Hobbs, Mrs T.. Il. Rout-
ten. Mrs. T.. u. Williams. Mrs Kate
FULLER Mrs. +. s. foungblood. Mrs.
.. III. cummins. Of Richmond: Mise.
Louise lvey. Virginia lvcy, Ncva Cum
MINIS and Eleanor Cummtns Follow
ing the transaction OF considerable
business delicious refreshments were
served.
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Seek 10 Continue Detention Home.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. March r.
The Newport Ncws Ministerial Asso-
citation wants the detention house
here continued and enlarged. y com
inittcc has been named to appear he
'orc the City Council in interest OF
this plan. Mrs. Rich. representing
tho government Department of So
ciai Hygiene. informed the ministers
that She understood there was a
movement afoot TO close tho dctcn-
tioh house. which is supported large
W by state funds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN HANDS

Press the juice OF TWO lemons into
bottle containing three ounces OF
Orchard White. which any drug store
VIII supply for 81 few cents, shake
wen. and you have Qu;lrtcr-pint Of
harmless and delightful lemon bleach
lotion TO soften and whit"n red. rough
or chapEcd hands. This home made
lemon lotion is far superior TO Civ
Germ and rose water to smoother
tn" skin Famous stag" beauties u.s."
II L" bleach and bring that soft. clear
rosy white complexion. because II
dnnhn't IrrItntc.-AhN.
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

CiNELoTTESNILL VA. March
Luther GREASY. ANA Miss Mary -.
ncauc were married at o'clock last
evening AT the residence ~ tho brides
PARENTS. Mr.. and Mrs. oscar G. Dcanc.
con- Concord Avenue, tn" ceremony be-
ing performed Is the Rev IL T. My
cre. uf the First Methodist Church.
The groom tx In the employ OF the
.'sWthcrn halfway, while the bride
has been connected for the past sew
ortl years with the Farmcrs and
Merchants National Bank
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

Elizabeth Wcddcll. Mrs. James H..
Scott.
Memorial Church-Mrs William
Eui'in Con. chairman. Mrs John ~
Li2hu"ot. Mrs X g Cannon, Miss
Mary Garrett, OF Williamsburg.
New Members.
l.it.--MrS. itobb White. University
OF Virginia. Miss Jauc Hives Heath.
CatOusviilc. Md. john l.. Wlngo.
Richmond: Miss Ellen -. g. blair.
Richmond: Hunter Il. Hooker. Hamp-
ton.
Aunual-MiSs Bessie Fitchctt, Mrs
W. w. barnes. Richm"nd; Mrs. T. s.
sandy. Richmond: Miss Elizabeth
Hall. Richmond.
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Much Intcre,t In "nool, IyccL -

interest in Book Week" continues.
ana II is thought that bv Saturday
hiBht nearly 1000 volumes will have
pcch purchased by the public for the
Johh Is. Tahb Memorial Library, soon
10 no opened In section OF the
.eadihS room OF tho State Library. 1t
WIS dccmcd advisable to extend il
hho.her week instead of terminating
IL Aarch Il, as was planned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

IiEATlISNlLI.E, VA, March -
Miss Myrtle. Oldest daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. s. w. Dawson. and Evcrctto
J. Gill son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7.
GIN. were quietly married at the
rcCtory, by Rev. l.. r.
Combs. Saturday.
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Motor Club OF Virginia

Will hold their weekly dance at their
clubhouse Motor Inn Members and
their friends Thursday March o.
Those desiring luncheon or dinner
served VIII please make their rcscr-
yations by calling the club. Boulevard
suSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. March !.
Emory w. Hart. and Miss Mary
"'.somas, both of Middlrsex County.
were married at the parsonage OF
Harmony Grove Baptist Church, by
Rev. q. W. Hudson. Il few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hart will make their
home In Urbanna
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child Rcco,er. From uur,,

LfNcliBCRG. VA. March Five
ycar-oid Mamie Yates. o: Gr.tnn. who
haa been under treatment at thu.
LHnchburE hospital for a month for
serious burns, IS recovering nicely
now. and has been able to take an
nutOmn bill. ridc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08
HOW TWO WOMEN
ESCAPED OPERATIONS
Doctor Advised Use of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
Happy Results In Both Gases

st. Joseph, Missouri. -"Both of
my sides swelled and hurt me so
that / could not move or do any Of
my work. There was heavy pres
sure and pains through my lower
organs and the doctor told me to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for these troubles. He said
had this one chance, and if the
Vegetr BILE Compound did not help
me nothing but an operation would.
After taking several bottles l felt
it was helping me and now 7 am
able to do my own work. If my
testimonial will help others shall
be glad for them to read it and hope
your Vegetable Compound will do
them rs much good as it did me-
Mrs. VIM. LoCKMAN, 513 N. 4th St.,
st. Joseph, Mo.
White Plains, N. Y.-'T had such
pain that | could hardly walk md
the doctor said that needed an op-
Grafton. was sick for q year be-
fore started taking your medicine
and could not work. saw your adj
vertisement in little book and that
Is how / came to take Lydia E. Pink
ham q medicines. Ihave been taking
the Vegetable Compound and Lydia
E. Pinkham's Blood Medicine, also
Lydia T.. Pinkham's Privs
Peculiar to Women" will be
Write to tho Lydia L.. Pinkhs
chlSetts. This hook contains
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IN AND OIT Of TOWS.

Mr.. and Mrs 4. Il Hnrrer. Ir.. OF.
NY Point. arc tho guests OF Mrs.
". witt for few days.
Miss Hattie Belle Gresham has rc
nrn"i 20 this city after visiting in
'lurlia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

Lydia E. Pinkham's Liver Pills and
used Lydia E. Pinkham's Sanatiye
Wash and the capsules and pre-
scription recommended. ! am doing
all my work and have gained twenty
pounds. | am taking tho medicines
still, but / feel fine. You have nv
permission to use this letterfor the
good of others" - Mrs. MARY
MARK, 81 Hamilton Ave-, White
Plains, N. Y.
Some female troubles may through
neGlectrc. CHI stage when an oper-
alton Is necessary. But most Of
the commoner ailments are not the
surgical ones; they are not caused
by serious displacements, tunors.
or growths, although the symp-
toms may appear the same.
When disturbing ailments first
appear, take Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to relieve the
present distress and prevent more
serious troubles. Many letters have
been received from women who
have been restored to health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound after operations have
been advised by attending physi-
clans.
O Textbook upon MAiIments
sent you free upon request.
n Medicine CO., Lynn, Massa.
aluaDl0 ilfOrmaffOn
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ELECT MRS. E. LEE TRINKLE TO
A.P.V. A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Mrs. j. Taylor Ellyson Appoints Standing Committees
for l922-Rcsiore House of I'urgcsscs Williams
burg-Announcc New Members.

Mrs. r.. Ice Trinklc. wife of tho
Governor. was elected to tn" dlr"c-
tory board OF tn" Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
AT meeting OF the organization In
TIA" John Marshall House yesterday
morning There was - large attend
anc" of members and tn" meeting
was one OF tn" best held recently
Appointment Of standing commit
tees for l"22 by Mrs. j Taylor Ely
son. the president, and reports from
several committees we're the principal
business.
Perhaps the creates, work before
tn" association AT this time is IN.
further restoration Of tho IIous" of
Bursess"s at williamsburg. This
work is In charE" Of the Capitol
CITY branch Of tn. y. l.. Y. \. at VII
lianshurc.
Mrs. w. II. Thomas has been ap-
pointed chairman FOR the patriotic
exercises in Richmond on May II. In
conm"ncration or tho day of the
landing OF the settlers a; James
town.
Mrs. Joseph T. rouro-rc,, ,.s
been appointed chairman Of INC
jamestown excursion committed
She viii be assisted by Mrs \. p
wilmer Every effort is being made
t,N charter suitable steamer for
the excursion. which will u" run on
May Is. The rocohon;as yta,,,c. nj
jamestown, will he unveiled on Inn,
DAY. IN: statue was given by tho
p"cohontas Memorial Association ot
Washington, u G.
Name Standing Committees
Mrs. Frank Il. Williams has hccp
appointed chairman OF a committee
which VIII give a card party in the
old John Marshal! lIous. soon after
Enster.
Reports read at tho meeting
showed fha; visitors from ali soc
ti"ns of TN" United states visited the
John Marshall House during Feb
ruary. I'm spite Of tn. fact tina. the
weather was inclcmcn, The regis
ter shows that visitors came "a
Eichmond from St Johns. New
Foundland. New Brunswick. Massa-
thusctts. Minnesota. Michigan. Call
!ornia. Missouri. ohio and Alabama,
In addition to nearby States.
4 gift for tho John Marshall House
recently was Potomac Landings.
The gift came from the author
Standing committees and new
members follow:
Jamcstown--Mrs. John u. Light
foot. chairman; Mrs. Henry Taylor.
Jr.. Miss Ellen Baphy. Mrs. James
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WnME>'S MEETINGS.

-i, -, -,
va" oman missionary
,..', , "rhc. street Baptist
il""' 10 c'och'
\, SP''cn"s 10y
~, ,r w J'''"" !. h'nas'
"''''s. "h' u.nDnNtr"t," hs by
~" ~ d ~ - n
.r =, -.
~ '''n''. -" on re-
~. 90 ,,''' - ''su
$500 "''H.E ms afternoon
- '''' ! " '-' "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

Creighton Hale. who WAS so anus
ing as the professor In Way Down
East"
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IEEeckas

Don't try to cover or hide those
freckles. Black and White Beauty
Bleach will remove them quickly
and easily.
Black and White Beauty Bleach,
q fragrant, dainty cream, forms an
Invisible film that surely and safely
clears the skin of tan, freckles
and dark brown blotches. Use in
connection with Beauty Bleach,
the cleansing lather of Black and
White Soap.
All drug and department stores
can supply you with Black and
White Beauty Bleach, soc; Black
and White Soap, Csc the cake.
Write Dept. I, Plough, Memphis,
Tenn, for copy Of your Birthday
and Dream Book, and lcaflet
which tells you all about Black and
White toilet preparations.
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A N U r Sc TELLS
HER EXPERIENCE


~ Tut f"U' IFN VItnI.
kichwood. w. Na-"Rcforc the
use or pr. Picrcc's medicines could
nI"'y walk across tho house.
SUM reu ior fourteen years. But af-
,"l lak'hE pr. Piercc's Favorito
prescription and his Golden NoIioa,
discovery. together with tho Pleas
ant feilets, can work all day md
never get tired. have been nura-
ing Tor two months."--Mrs. Maggie
Perkins. l22 Riverside Drive.
obtain DR.. Picrce's Family Medi-
cincs from your druggist in tablets
or liquid. Write DR.. Piorco, pres.
Invalids' Hotel. in Buffalo, N. Y. for
AEer medical advice.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-08

The Richmond Chapter, United
Daughters OF Coufcdcracy. will meet
IN the Confederate Museum this
morning at !! o'clock.
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Lydia T.. Pn1hams Private t-BooIs upon mAi}ments
Peculiar to Women will be request.
Write Lydia Pinl<ham Medicine
chusetts This book contains valuable information.
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The Y ". 6. y. committee ON re-
ls!uus education VIII hold its rcgu-
Var monthly meeting this afternoon
~ BIB O'clock. AZ tho Y. ". &. \.
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Their" will b" Il meeting OF ;n-
- rvicc Legion in Room 60. Jefferson
Hotel, tomorrow morning At II
. clock.