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The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-19
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Bismarck, N. D., April 19.-Two in
itiated laws will be presented to the
voters of North Dakota at the prim-
ary election. One law will repeal the
Teachers Minimum Law at present in
force if passed and the other will al
low the Farm Loan department of the
Bank Of North Dakota to increase its
loaning capacity to $2O,O0O,000 in
stead of the present limit of $10,000,-
900.
Robinson Laws Fail
All other proposed measure failed
to secure the number of signatures
before the closing hour of o'clock,
March 30.
All the eleven initiated measures
proposed by Judge Robinson failed to-
receive the ten thousand signatures
necessary to make them valid petit
tions. Most of these petitions were
sent to Judge Robinson, long petit
tion from Richland county finding it's
way direct to the office of the secre-
tary of state. This petition Judge
Robinson personally withdrew when
it became APPARENT that the complete
number necessary would not be reach
ed.
None Want Sunday Shows
Petitions for the socalled James
town tax law had the largest num-
ber ON file of the petitions which
failed to win place on the ballot.
About thirty-fve hundred signatures
! were on file when the final mail of
the day had been sorted and all names
tabulated.
The Sunday theater law, asking
that moving picture houses be allowed
to open on Sunday thruout the state
was also represented by single petit
tion with about thirty names upon
it. This petition, signed by residents
of Burke and Ward counties had evil
IDENTIFY been carried by travelling
man, as 20 of the signers gave their
occupation as that of salesman.
None of the several other laws pro-
posed at one time or another IN the
last few weeks was represented by
even petition at the final hour.
William Wilson went to Fargo last
Wednesday to look after business in
terests. He returned to Devils Lake
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-19

Miles johnson of Grand Harbor
township was in the city looking after
business interests Thursday. Robert
Cochrane returned home with him af-
ter spending several days in the city
looking after business interests.
The Devils Lake world., 1922-04-19

William Wilson went to Fargo last
Wednesday to look after business in
terests. He returned to Devils Lake
Saturday night on No. /.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
Stock Market
,n1 rhe Assor,ntsn 1 ressI

,63 The dSsocidts0 reSsJ
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Strength of liberty bonds, decline of the German marks to three cents a hundred, new low record, and a highly confused movement of stock prices were the out standing developments in today's fin ancial markets.
 A number of stocks such as Corn Products, American Can, Manhattan Shirt and Burns Brothers 'B" were pushed up for sizeable gains, while others like Pacific Steel, Davison Chemical and Studebaker were under heavy pressure.
 The third deficit of nearly $140.0O0 reported by the Republic Iron and Steel company, continued to have a depressing effect on steel shares.
 Mexican Petroleum fluctuated with in a radius of ten points and closed at a slight fractional loss, while Standard Oil of New Jersey dropped six and a half points below fast nights close. Weakness in Pacific oil was accom- panied by unconfirmed rumors of a possible cut in or omission of the div idend which was expected to preceede the announcement of new financing to provide funds to carry out an eXten- sive drilling program. Standard Oil of California, which is supposed to be in- terested in Pacific Oil sold off nearly four points.
 Total sales were 1,196,000 shares.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

PASCO, Wash, Oct. 1S.-In order that sentence of five days in jail given M. c. Carlson. blacksmith of Kennewick by Justice Herman War den may not interfere with his sup port of his wife and seven children, Justice Warden has arranged that Carlson serve it on Sundays.
 Under the judges instructions, Carl son will report at the city jail every Saturday night for five weeks and be released in time to go to his work Monday. He was convicted of violat- ing a traffic ordinance.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
FORM RADIO BODY

CHICAGO, Oct. 1S.- An organiza- tion composed entirely of owners of radio broadcasting stations of the country has been perfected it was announced today as a result of the convention of broadcasters George s Walker, of Denver, Colo, was chosen president of the organization, to be known as the national broadcasters' league. ga
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
cANADIAN-U. S. TREATY

OTTAWA, Oct. 1S.-The matter of a Canadian-American treaty on Great Lakes disarmament was considered by the cabinet today. It is understood that the Canadian view expressed dur ing the summer was that present nav al vessels on the lakes might be re- placed by revenue launches and cut
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
FORMER CASHIER ARRESTED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 1S.- Pc lice tonight arrested Harry w. Me Even, former cashier of the Commer- ciaI and Savings bank of Sioux Falls, S. D., who is charged in Sioux Falls with embezzlement involving a sum of $25,000. Police said that McEwen would probably fight extradition from this state.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
Liberty Bonds

(Bv Tbs Associated P-ess)
 NEW YORK, Oct ls.s- Liberty bonds closed; Stss slo25 9seepd ts go i, fiFsts 4t4 $ lSgo.H secppd Sls.4s sss.96; {; third 4l4s $99.14; fourth 4tis S9s.l6s Victory 4As (uncalled) $1OO.32; Vic: tory (called) $1OO16; U. $. Treasury 4As $100.0S. g
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
CochisoCountys Clearing House

Call money opened at five per cent and eased off to AZ in the second hour, holding at that figure until the closing.
 Demand Sterling dropped abruptly on announcement of the resignation of Lloyd George, but it's net loss on the day was only about 1ts cents.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
Metal Market
(Pv Thf dssotinted Prsss'

(Pv The hssoeinted Prsss)
 NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-LYead steady spot s6.5O@6.75. Zinc firm spot East St. Louis delivery $e.SOd6.s5. Bar sil- yer foreign 671s. Copper steady cleo trolytic spot and futures 137s@14.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

Candelila wax obtained from Mex ican weed is the main ingrediant in shoe polishes used on brown and tan shoes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
LOST

LOST-One Ear ring Tuesday evening.
 Please return to Review. 543110-2Z LOST-Black leather wallet in depot, citizen papers, discharge and pass port Return to Review office or
 ticket agent. 5436-10-20.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

ters, but that provisions should be made permitting naval training on the lakes.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
Cotton Market

(Bv The Associated P,sss) NEW YORK, oct. l9.-Tbc cotton net one point higher 10 seven points lower.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
FOR SALE

WARREN: Owners sacrifice four room modern house, bath, garage. $27OO. Terms. Address, Postoffice Box AZ. Bisbee. 5427-1O-25 FOR SALE-6 room furnished or un- furnished house. Large garage. Good location. One block up from Drug store. Mrs. A. J. Applin, BIO Campbell St., Warren. 5392-10-24 FOR sALE-AU1 oMOBlLEs
 Bargains in Ford Cars
 TOURING CAR in good running order, price $50. Easy terms.
 RUNABOUT this is a snap at $125, you can have terms on this. TOURING CAR bargain for $100. SPEEDSTER in good condition, good rubber. price $50, easy terms.
 See these cars at Ford Garage. ~ u. Johnson Addition
 FOR SALE-4 cylinder passenger Studebaker, in good condition, $250. Inquire at Warren Garage. 5422-10-24 FOR SALE-O -Oldsmobiles cash or terms Krebs Auto Company Lowell, See A. D. Reese for demonstration. Phone 34. 5234-10-21 YOUR old car is worth money when traded in on an Oldsmobile. Bring it in and talk it over with A. D. Reese, Demonstration, R. B. Krebs Auto Co.,, Lowell. Phone 34.
 5379-1O-25 FOR SALE-Ford Touring S150.00 Alp l ply 36 Johnson St. Johnson Addition.
 5386-10-2O i FOR SALE-Dodge Touring car, good ! mechanical condition, repainted good tires. A find at the price we asg. Southern Arizona Auto Co.,, Lowell, 1 Phone 25. 5429-10-25 |
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

WANTED-150 cedar or cypress fence posts. E. D. Lane, Lowell.
 53S3.1O.2O
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnishe rooms. House. keeping apartments and patching quarters; prices reasonable. Ari- Zona Hotel. 529O-1O-o1
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to c Marshall TOT baggage, furniture or piano moving. Nothing to large or to small. Of flee The Floral Shop "A Main St., Phone 731. Stand Phone 50.
 5272-I0-25
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WANTED sITUATioN-MALE

middle aged white Amer can woman for general housework. Two in family. Apply to George McCarty, Naco, Arizona.
 5A1A-1O-22
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LEASES

RANCH for lease. 160 acres under fence Two fields fenced. Good
 three room cement house, barn, garage, also equipped, for raising chickens, small pumping plant. Sulphur Springs Valley. Two miles from Double Adobe School House.. Write E. R. Dishman Route l
 McNeal Arizona. 5415-10-25
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WANTED

WANTED-Coal oil cans, Stevens Gro
 cery. Phone 825. 5425-10-24
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

WARREN: Owners sacrifice four room
 modern house, bath, garage. $27O0.
 Terms. Address, Postoffice Box 42. Bisbee. 5427-1O-25
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

FOR RENT-One of the incest three room furnished apartments in the district for the least money. Jones brick apartment. 23 Montana Street Johnson Addition, Phone AIS.
 5267-10-23
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

FOR RENT-4-rooin furnished house and garage. Nicely furnished, S6
 Blaeknob, Warrep,S Apply 206 Haz-
 gard Street. 54O5-lO-2l
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20

FOR RENT-4-rOom cement house furnished with piano. Tombstone
 Canyon. Phone I'll. 5412-10-21
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
HELP WANTEo--MALE

inclined men wanted to learn automobile work Finest prac- tical training in America. Easy and quick to learn. Good pay job ready soon as qualified. Write for big, illustrated book, Free. Explains everything. Training begins at once Don't delay. Box 5315. Review.
 5S15-10-31
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS

LETSON HOTEL-Remodeled, newly furnished and under new management
 Rooms by Day, Week or Month.
 Phone 926 Mrs. Laura Cain Proprie- tor. 59SO-1l-4
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
STAR VALLEY

Minnie To~nIey and J. A Hoszck
sud daughter BessSs- we're in Fowler
Saturday.
J. z Wilson and family spen, Sun
dsy =. the John GoldS~or1h home.
WE Finley and Jack Golds~orth
who have been travelling in New
Mexico returned 10 Star Valley Sat
UrdsS.
J. Wilson and John GoIds~orth
made : business trip to Pueblo Non
iay-
There vas = dance At Frank Gold
-oEta's Saturday night 4 large
crowd amended and good time vas
had.
John De~yer and son. Elmer are
erecting new chicken house on their
place.
NJ. and Mrs. John Re~lsnd we're IN
Fo-ie. Saturday.
Don't forget the pie social Al u :
Star VALLEY school house. 1eIr Friday
night, March 10.
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. oiiuger vera
in o-d~ay Monday.
Mr. Towulsy has sold several load
% corn IN Fowler the past ~eek.
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NUMA NEWS

Miss Mildred Hsxkins went 10 fa-
eblo last week for few weeks Nisi'
with her sister. Miss Chlor7-
Miss Jewel Strever returned from
Pueblo SUNDAY, where she hss been
visiting the last two weeks
]. T. Mundeu was thrown from :
wagon Friday. falling or his head
and shoulders. No bones were erok-
en-. but he was badly bruised
=. 5. Miller OF walsenburs. form
erlv. of Nums district. announces
th- arrival of a daughter al his home
February H.
The Numa Mothers club will aold
an all day meeting next Wednes1aE
March Is. at the home OF Mrs. \ :
Wall. 10 sew for Mrs.. D. G. Mill Ter
s.yeTy one bring ihimeles-
rae Morgan family is under oalr;,-
tine for scarlet fever, and several -
III. Ismily have 7he flu il ss't' <
form.
The Numa Mothers club viii serve
lunch at the Butz sale today tsri-
dsyD
F. 5. KILLER. OF waIsenburs- was !
guest in the Strever home Friday
night
Mrs. Charles Fisher has been quite
sick but is reported a. improving
Rev j. 4 Smith was calling n
this neighborhood Tuesday.
Jess Schroeder has been quite sick
at the family home. the past week
Harry Baker and Aaron ClrieA
made : business trip TO Pueblo sat
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
oLNEY SPRINGS BRIEFS

R. E. Rhine. county superintend-
snt Of schools visited the schools IN
olney Springs Wednesday OF last
week.
Gavin Z. Auckland returned from
Long Beach. Calit.. last Thursday,
where he has been visiting his moth
81 Mrs Wm- Auckland
IL. Butcher moved from the farm
into olney Springs las, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Mccoy NOV
ed to the Lineherry farm half-miie
north OF olney Springs Monday.
The many friends OF Mrs Rex
Sheldon. o. Enid. Okla. formerly,
Miss Mable voorhees,, will be interest
ed to hear :he announcement OF the
birth OF hne leA pound boy. Feb
ruary IS
Mr.. AID Mrs. Hyram Liuard ~ers
dinner guests OF friends IN Ordw2y
Thursday-
@. = Comstoek and Steve Nlichell
motorad to Pueblo Monday.
Work on the Easter music as
started Wednesday evening under the
direction OF Nrs. 2. :. Mckeeby-
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday sI
thu l,ome Of Mrs. ROY SIillhollen
WORK on musical sketch put on
BY the olney Springs teachers and :
few friends under the directions OF
Mrs ?. 2. McKeeby was begun this
week. and will proba bly, be ready for
public performance within the month.
:. B Parish. of Florence. was in
Olney Springs Monday and Tuesday.
looking up old friends and seeing AZ
ter his business here
Archie Hipp visited Hugh Willis At
Boone SundsI Bogh young men
came home SUNDAY evening for few
days
e c. CiatwOrthy went tc Pueblo
Monday to meet his sister. Mrs. c. H.
wooimau. who is returning from &
winter in Los Angeles. Calf, to her
home in Sterling, III. Mr.. Woodman
arrived from Sterling. Friday. 10 Wis
il the Clatworthy family with his
wife Who IS Mr. Clatworrhy's sister.
Mr>- Joe Riley, OF Fowler, came
Sunday for weeks visit with her
parents. Mr and Mrs. E. A Shafer.,
Mrs J. c. Buell.. OF Ordvay visited
in her daughters home. Mrs z. G.
Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
CROWLEY BRIEFS

Mrs. Henry AIeClelen is spending
few days in WalSenbBrs With rel
sriv=s and friends.
Euuice Krstzsr has reeigued her
position st the Star Grocery in Pu-
eblo and came home Monday evening.
= C. Bowers made business trip
10 Pueblo saturday
Nr. and Mrs. John Henry. Mr and
Ms. J. L Orr aud Mrs l. 5 John
son notors6 10 Pueblo Saturday.
Mrs JACK Collins and son Jack Jr
OF Las Aniuas. came down Saturday
for few days visit With relatives
and friends.
Mrs. ". ?. Beams mother. Mrs
Mary Bond. OF Thomas. Okla. and
Two sisters. Mrs Cara Snoot. OF
Eagle Okla and Mrs Anna Sodsr-
berg, OF wichita. Kzus- arrived Tues
day 10 attend tbs funeral OF Mrs
Alfred Yesger.
Nr. and Mrs. lawrence Knight
moved Friday o. : farm east OF
Crowley. known a the Mrs Shipler
place. s-RD
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
BOX SPRINGS NEWS

There will be = Psrent-Teaeher
meeting at the school house Friday
night, the 10th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray MeCabe moved
10 the Loekhsrt place the latter part
OF last week Geo Miller and son
have leased the place they were on
On account Of the stormy weather
there was no Sunday school Sunday.
Miss Mildred Hill arrived from
Denver last week FOR visit with
Mary NeCabe and other friends.
Mrs. McCann spent the weekend
at home with her daughter.
c. R. MeCabe is hauling cain from
the Ramsey place in the Peak View
neishborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Adam spent
Monday night with the Ray MeCabe
family.
Mildred Hill and M&ry McCa be
were visitors 81 the Fravel home
Thursday.
Roy Davis butchered hog the
latter part OF the week. Guss Work
er came out from ordway 10 help him
Several have been hauling corn
from up north.
The graded road going east from
the school house has been in very
bad condition and s few ears have
been stalled there. They are work
ing on it now.
A few attended sale up north
Tuesday.
\ crowd gathered ST the Sirri>
home Monday night and gave them
: very pleasant surprise The even
ing was spent in PLAYING games after
which refreshments we're served
They presented Mrs SirriS with : SET
Of spoons. il being her birthday.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
NoIfCE ~ APPLICATION
To LEASE STATE IA ~

Oais- OF the State Board o. l. ~
commissioners Denver. Colorado
February "a, 1872
Sctics is hereby given th-I ie7
Crosley County Land Company
shose posto-ice address : { o P }
Dusan. Pueblo. Colo. has made aP-
pl:eation No. B-3122 70 lease the
following described Indemnity Scaco!
Lands. situate il Crowley County
Colorado. to-vit:
SWi. OF Section -; NWi. ot So
rioI IS township Is south, range %
veSt. grazing application
Notice iS further hereby given I1sI
AL ether persons desiring 10 1.s -
application 10 lease Al o. acy part %
this tract q land mus, 1ls SINE II
thi5 Office prior 10 March =, -~--
y 10 other application to lease re
above described lzads ~ill Be- co1s-l-
sr-f after said date
GEORGE STEPHAN
Register StSfs Bozrl
Land Cc115Ss j51s-=
First published McA. 3, 1879
Lzl published Meh. -, lsz1
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
GEORGE STEPHAN
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Exterior L :
Land Once at Pueblo. Colo. Feb
81. lss2
Notice is hereby give that LyGi2
Fcrres. OF ord~sy. Colorado. Who
OF November -th. 1919. made DeSsr.
land entry. No. ol5sas. for So :.
NWi. Section {. Township is
Rage 5s W. sth Prin- Meridian. hzs
filed notice OF intention to make IL
al prcot and purchase uld=r third
para graph OF Act OF Msrch &. 1913
to establish claim 10 tie lz15 SboF-
described. before Clark u the Dis
triet Court, At Ord~sy. Colorz4o. ol
the l.th. day OF April. 1892.
Claimant rames as rit-e-ss:
John =. Forrest, Of 0Td~zy. Cclo-
ra5e: George B. Seisler. 0. OrIFy
Colorado; Charles z. Ssisler. @.
Forder. Colorado: wziIsT ?. Wzri
OF Ordway. Colorado.
JAMES F. DRAKE, Register
FirsI published Feb "a 1882
Last published Mch. "a. isz5
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10

If you can't do your laundering n
home OF il you do not want 10 do il
at home. then send it TO us. We
hapdle every sort Of work from the
heavy 10 the finest lA<cs and draper
te<-and it will be done right
VALLEY LAUNDRlES co.
Rocky Ford
B. FRANK MILLER. Agent
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FIRST EVANGEuC.I. CHURCH

Sunday school at Il a n
Morning NO, ship II II 4 N ser
mon. The Peril OF Shalio~nssS-
Young Peoples Meeting Ssv ? u
Evening worship st 1;Ss- sermon
sph;as, The Well OF Bethlehem.
Nia-wesk Prayer Meeting '+'
Wednesday evening
TfIkne~ YOU and you knew ne
How little trouble there would 2
We pass each other on the street
pnr iust come ont and let as meet
II church next Sunday
CT HARTMANN, Ai1iste--
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rEacHERs EXAMINATION

The regular county teachers ex-
animation for elementary schools is
to be held in the court room of tae
county court house in Ordway on
Thursday and Friday. March ls and
IL.
Tie high school examination will
be held in the County Surerintend-
eni's once on Saturday. March Is.
r. &. RHINE.
ts-iSl County Superintendent,
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
NOTICE OF MEETING

IN. West Nuns Lateral zsSe5i--
,inr riIl hold its annual mseilas
he Numa school March 10, 81 '-ee
m. 10 elect its oEtoers for ne 81
Suins wear and transact sny business
,SsT may come before the meeting
4 c. MILLER.
Szc-TTszs
First published Feb. II 1872
Iast nubliShed March 10. lS--
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Tn. w c. T L. ~ill meet laeS-
aav afternoon. Nsrch II. - -;Is. -
,ba nome OF Mrs. W. c WitIennaSe
TSs-s viii be : good program Snd
asrl;snan,srv drill eoudue,eo o
NJ Wells. All the women O. iHs
snnmunity Sre cordially invited q
MRS. JAMES CARPENTER
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Is BUILDING NEW RESIDENCE

oiney Sprinss-Clyde Baker is
building new residence on his lots
in the west part OF town.
The Ordway new era., 1922-03-10
SUGAR CHI WINS

Tn. town Basketball teams o.
S,.sr civ and ori~ay plSseo a
~sme here Tuesday night ihe 500
49, ~ 10 - in favor Of Sugar t''-
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
PURCELLNILLE,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
ruRCEI.LViI.LE, VA. July s-A
large crowd from this town attend
ed the exercises Mt Gettysburg. Pa.
on the Fourth Among those who
were present were Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul
l. fopkins. Mr.. and Mrs carroll
iaNson, MIR. and Mrs J. Lvnwood
'ornwell, Curtis raNson and stuart
Smith
Miss Dorothy smith entertained at
large party at her home here on
MnrdaH evening. About forty guests
we're present. Dancing took place on
tn" large verauda.
Mrs /" May Thompson entertained
Among the visitors in Purccllvillc
THIS week are Mr. and Mrs Edwin
W hopkins. of Washington, Miss
Elizabeth Barr, Of Winchester: Mrs.
Eva Rudy aud Edna RAJ. ~ Wash
!nEton. and Miss Ann" Wilson. OF
Baltimore
Mrs. j r. Hackley has returned to
her home her" after a months visit
20 relatives and friends in North
Carolina.
Mrs. stevens Woodruff OF Detroit
Mich. is now the guest or hen. par
enis, Or. ana Mrs +. II IIcnton
Mr.. Townsend Hcatou. who is n
recent graduate OF IN. University Of
virginia, has gone on vacation
trip through the Northwest and into
Canada.
Miss Anne Gregg, of Washington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
How You May Have A
Really Fine Complexion
Says Buttermilk Cream and Soap
Used Each Night Before Re
firing Makes Complexion Soft,
Smooth and beautifully Clear.

Tho old time application Of buttermilk
and cream TO whIt"n and preserve IN" skin
and remove harsh !ittie wrinkles MA ugly
sallown"ss was grandmothcr'S recipe. but
women throughout tn. country are again
using e. but this kline IN the form -! u
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thai ensures beautiful complexion and
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preparations can he obtained at any FIRST
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ply asHiny for Towards HutterInilk Cream
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

Cincinnati. are guests OF Mrs. Ada
Flanagan.
An Interesting AFFAIR on the night
OF June 80 WAS the marriage OF
Mistress Margaret Armstrong. aged
1. to Master William Clark. OF the
same age. This tom Thumb We'd
ding" took place in the auditorium.
and was arranged by Miss Stuart. Of
Missouri sixty children from the
neighborhood represented attendants.
relatives and guests and entertaine
the audience by their attractive APP
pctrance ana clever acting.
T. T. Porter and Miss Dorothy
Porter are spending some time with
MIR. ana Mrs. Worth Smith at their
country place.
Miss Edna lenuctt. of North Caro-
lima is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Bcrta McCue.
Mrs. Cottrell and little daughter.
Anne. Of Richmcnd, are visiting MIR.
and Mrs. George McD. Blake.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. s. Jones. of
Washington. are spending some time
at their country place. "Arling ton
Lodge near fo!ndcXter.
Miss Evelyn Byrd Cameron, who
has been attending house party
near Roanoke, Va. has returned to
her home here.
Mrs. j. n. Kent was taken 10 the