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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
Upton Treat

Mr.. Upton Treat, former resident
Of this town. but for the past twenty
years a resident of Embden, passed
away last week at the home of Den
mis- Leavitt, where he was visiting
when stricken with pneumonia. His
age was rs years. The remains
were taken to Embden for burial,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
For Raw Sore Throat

At the first sign OF a raw, sore
throat rub on a little Mustero1e with
your fingers.
It goes right to the spot with gen
tie Jingle, loosens congestion, draws
out soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil Of mustard. 1t has all
the strength Of the old-fashioned mus
tard plaster without the blister.
Nothing like Mustero1e for croupy
children. Keep it handy for instant
use. 35 and 65 cents in jars and
tubes; hospital size, So.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
How You Can. Remove
Every Trace of lair
(Toilet Talks)

A stiff paste made with some DOW.
dered delatone and water and spread
on a hairy surface about minutes
will. when removed, take every trace
of hair with II. The skin should then
be washed to free II from the remain
ing delatone. No harm can. result
from this treatment. but be sure Il 10
delatone you get and you will not -
disappointed. Mix fresh ~ wanted.--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-04-13
DO YOU cnAFEq
PeterSon'S Ointment

~ we multitude Of friends who have
n,s, fe'ersons ointment for eczema.
49, skin and scalp. piles. ulcers
~ p'a sores Of long standing Peter
- says Tell your friends that Pc
Ia ointment win stop chatting In
Ase9,-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
DU POINT COUNTRY CLUB
GIVES VISITORS DEFEAT

Tho du Pont Country Club members
a stinging defeat to the
Carneys Point Country Club in n golf
match which wan stnged ON tho links
of tho du Pont Club Saturday. Tho
local wieldcrs won ton matches I'd two,
II. Kramer. du pont defeated Mr..
Southcrland, Carney's Point, sfx to
five.
j. Mclaughlin. du Pont. defo1tcd
Mr.. Ridgeway. Carney's Point, 1 mp
and 20 holes,
n. A. Craigue, du Pont. defeated Mr.
Middletown. Cnrncy's Point. and 8.
G. l.. Millard, du Pont, lost to Mr..
Brown. 3 and 2.
William Flynn, du Pont, defeated
William Kirk. Carney's Point. s and
4.
l.. Ernst, du Pont, defeated Mr.. Ga
lailcc, Carnoy's Point, s and Z.
S j. z. Herman, du Pont, defeated Mr..
Mitchell Carnay's Point, l up.
G. A. Hulme. du Pont. dofeated Mr..
Lucoson. Carney's Point, and 8.
Il. l.. IIiusier. du Pont, defeated Mr.
Hauser. Carney's Point. and Q.
c. Il. Pierce. du Pont, defeated Mr.
Smith. Carney's Point. and 1.
II. G. Riley, du Pont, defeated Mr.
Caloutt. Carney's Point. 7 and s.
Is. +. Stretab, du Pont, defeated Mr.
McCloskey. Carncys Point. 2 up.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
RAYMOND-BARNES SET FOR
BATTLE TOMORROW NIGHT

Ralph Raymond. local weltcr-
weight tito holder. wound up his
training for the sotto with Battling
Barnes at Kennett Square tomorrow
evoning at tho Keystone Field Club.
yesterday afternoon.
Z Raymond stepped six. fast rounds
with Young Earring. of Reading. and
those fans present all agreed that IL
was worth going miles TO see Ray
mond will answer tho gong tomorrow
evening I'm the best shape of his career
and confidently expects to stop Barnes
within tho limit.
Barnes went through his PAGES nt
the Crescent Athletic Club yesterday.
quite a number of West Side fans be-
Ing present at tho workouts. Barnes
claims that tho dope will DO crossed,
as he believes he is Raymond's master
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
DELAWARE CITY TO
HAVE INDEPENDENTS
New Castle County Representa-
tlvss and First Engineers
viii Dazzle Rivals.

nu-riai Ccrr~sponden~ Ev~ry Evening.
DELAWARE CITY. July A--The Doaa-
w~r~ city inds,,endentR have orxnn1-
sui ~ travelling team 20 play week day
lAscbali with tho sxxcoptt<n of 6asur-
,Nya TnAs team viii 10 composed of
mayors from tho nclawnfw C1ey Crun-
" League team and from tho First
Engircers az Fort du font. Thc t"i-
lowing men have Signed up with Man
ag.r Jack" IArkey for his "lnde-
pcndcntA"
Davis OF the Dolawarc CITY team
and Patterson. ~ local youngster'
,,atrhors. Hpiccv and lthsin of lsia-
ware city; pclph, n ne~cosner trom
Salem, n. j.. and is-c<. tho younsster
who ritchcd FOR Now Castle Hgh this
sprius. pitchers. Holiday. who is play
ing With Wcodstown ~ tho New ser
scy icaxIe. frst hase. lam. or the
rirs, Enginears. second hase: Reybo'd,
former County League player.
shortstop: Cook. az Delaware 'iS.
thi,i base; Nickons and oConnou or
tho Elrs, Enginccrs. and Top Jor~
dan II Delaware City. ou,feiders.
This agsrogation wlli give any tssAIn
N mood r,n and Manager iArkey is
d,usrous Of arrNnRlng a game or a
rcr1es OF games with any OF tho teams
IN the State. particularly smyrna,
clayton, Townsend. M'ddlc'own. Do
Yer and Milford.
ANY tcrn desiring the "lndepan-
dents" a. mid-week attraction may
set them by communicating with Man.
sger Jack" IArkey. Delaware city.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
GOLF AT MUNICIPAL COURSE.
Special Program IL Order Of Day A,
Porter Resar vOir.

The attendance at tho Municipal golf
course during tho month OF Juno was
the greatest since tho course was first
opened to tho public. With tho In
creased interest being shown in this
course. there IL no reason why the at
tcdAnce will not evcn be greater yet.
Th course Mt prNsent, az laid out,
Tho course mt present, as laid out,
est number OF players possible, but
therc arc come changes being made TO
several OF tho holes. no That there win
be an opportunity for more players
TO Use tho course. Several OF the holes
are being heightened out. This will
relieve congestion at several Of the
boles. which In turn will permit OF a
greater number Of people using the
course.
Special matches arc the order OF
the day for tomorrow and u number OF
prizes are being offered. With fair
weather. a rccord-brcalSing crowd IL
expected ~ use the course tomorrow.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
PATROL HALTs RUM SHIPS.
Nearly f6,O00,CO0 Worth on tho Coasi
Waiting 10 Get In.

Philadelphia. July 3.--More than 100
coast guards and customs officers have
established patrol line of more than
fifty miles. including tho jersey const.
TO prevent the landing OF sG.000,ooO
worth OF contraband liquor from flect
of fifteen rum-runncrg reported rid
ing at anchor twenty-five or thirty
miles out.
The booze federal authorities be-
love, waa intended for tho Fourth OF
July holiday trade. Nicholas g. Brooks.
special agent. treasury department. In
charge of customs I'm this district,
verified tho report OF the rum feet. "
reported or the Jersey coost, and said,
"rnore than 100 coast guards and In
Hpectors of customs In this district are
on their toes To prevent the landing OF
the liquor"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
AND KANSAS
FINISH TRAINING WORK

Michigan City. Ind. July 3.Benny
Leonard. worlds lightweight cham
pion. and Rocky Kanaas. N Buf-
fnlo, N. Y, three-tlme challenger for
the title. yesterday ended hard train
Ing In propagation for their ten round
contest TO be held I'm n hugo out
door aroma here on the Fourth of July
under tho auepices of the Michigan
city post OF tho American Legion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
PORT PENN IN WIN
OVER TOWNSEND NINE

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Port Penn. July 3.-Port Penn con-
anued on their winning streak here
Saturday when they took the Town
send A. c. into camp. to 2. Town
send led. 10 up to the seventh in
ming. when walk and two hits gave
Port Penn two runs. They added an
other in the eighth. which scwed up
the game
Features OF the game wore Moneys
pitching and Ford's good work at first
base for Townsend. For Port Penn.
Reyhold. Beck. FISHER and Cook ex-
celled in the field. while Patterson led
In hitting. Johnson pitched steadily,
particularly with men on bases.
Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
OstcOpathIc Congress.

Los Angeles. Cal. July 3.--The an
mual international ostoopathic conven-
tion opens hero today TO continue four
days. under the auspices or the Ameri-
can Osteopathic Association. Health
Sunday was observed yesterday The
sessions arc held In the Ambassador
Hotel and there are surgical clinics IN
the hospitals. The American Assocla-
tion holds ita annual meeting before
the convention. Prominent authori-
ties VIII addtess the convention.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE GAMES.

Traction at American Car; Rockford
No. !; Umpire Duncan.
Rhosds at Gas Co: Militar!
Grounds. Umpire Cunningham.
Penns. II. r. at bond: Pennsylvania
FieM; Umpie Rickerts.
Trumps at du Pont; Second and dl
pont: Umpire lIas astings
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
NEW CASTLE RESERVES
DOWN SMYRNA TEAM
sp,r,si corr~epona,nc- Fv-ry Evening

sp,riai Correspondence Fv-ry Evening
smyrna, July s.-On Saturday
afternoon the Now Castle Reserves
Naschail tearn dafcnted smyrna by
tho score Of 10 To q. The features OF
tho game wsro the ons-handsd run
ming catch of famuol McKnitt In the
third inning. and tho long thrcc-has
hit OF Wegxnnann. scoring two men.
Merton White exoellcd In eaH$ run
ming. Cobh. tho Smyrna catcher. FOR
nerly caught for New Castle A. A.
Tho Nsw Castle Reserves team Will
play a double header NJ Lewes tomor-
row Manager Jimmy McDevit or
tho Now Castle Reserves team Is
anxious 10 book games for Saturdays
with teams down tho Stntc. Address
Y. q Box 2lS or phone 20 Now Castle,
THO score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
Exhibition Game.

An exhibition game OF baseball will
he staged by the Krebs team of the
City I>eague and the Union team of the
Church League AT Newport on Thurs
day night for the benefit of George
Foster. well-known IN local baseball
circles. who had his finger broken
while playing with the local team last
Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
RUTH HITS THREE
HOMERS IN 4 DAY

Babe Ruth HIT Nos, Nine, Ten
and ELEVEN, Saturday!
THREE homers. all terrific
smashes, clear out OF the Phil
adelphia American League ball
park, in one day!
Then TO make matters better.
the Bambino drove No. IL out IN
the Yankee-Athletic game yes
terday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
NEW CAsTLE,
Is .-----..-..... p AZ
WEST SIDE A. g.
Totals .... ........ 8 Is "a

SNVNIl bl INNINNS.
West Side A. {. co.,. O o ? o , . O. S
New Castle a. A. .-. L o 3 9 Ox-25
Earned runs. New Castle A. A Is
West side A c, 3 Two-base hits. Proud
Gebhsrt, John Gallagher, Dougherty Nc
Daniel Three-base hits. Fannou. Home
run. Crebhart Sacrifice hits, James Gal
laeher Hit by pitched ball Proud Bases
on balls. of Milleys. of Gallagher.
OF Achenhach. ,; OF J. Nacrelll. 2. Struck
out. by Willeys. s. by Gallagher, 4 by
Achen6ach. / by J. Nacrelli. i Doubi,
plays Willeys TO Davis to Dougherty
Gs-Ney 10 Fannon. Umpires, Mechanic
and Mullin Time. 2.l5.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
NEW CASTLE EASILY
DEFEATS WEST SIDE

New Castle. July 3.-The New Castle
Athletic Association baseball team.
winners OF tho first hnh OF the New
Castle County League, easily defeat
ed the Woet Side A C. team OF Ches-
ter. at Battery Park. Saturday after
noon by a ons-sided score OF IS 10 S.
The scor~: q
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
EXPERIENCES
LITTLE TROUBLE IN WINNING

Dover. July 3.-Centreville expert
enced little difficulty in banking Do
yer here Saturday. 6 to 0. Inability
10 solve Perry's offerings was re-
sponsible for the locals defeat.
The score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
scORr BY INNiNGS'

SMYRNA ......--. .- 2 2 n q q o
Nev CSstle A0l N--l0
summary Earned runs. New Castle
RcrcrVes g. rwo-hase hits White. Jack
son Davis rohin. Cobb. Three hssr hits
wogsenmAnn. Hit by pitched ball. Wright.
Scott pasas on halls. of Proud. OF
Porter, = struck out. 10y Proud : by
Porter. 10 stolen bascs, Mcknitt
Porter, Tohin. Scott. Brown. White
Wright. King TmpireS. Robinson and
lsssel Time two hours
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
WILMINGTON DROPS GAME
TO FAST DOBBON NINE

Philadelphia, Pa. July 3.--Dobson
and Wilmington played Saturday
afternoon at Thirty y-flfth md Queen
lane and tho weavers won by tho score
OF 9 10 1. Tho score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
CENTREvILLE
Totals ................. . 4 27

Centreviile ...-...-.-. OIIoI 500 90
Dover ...........-.. o o q o o %
plays Aldridge TO Kelley; Walls TO Aid
ridge 70 Jump: Fisher 20 HOch. Struck out
by Baker. :: by Perry, 6. Base on balls,
of Baker. O: of Perry. 3. Umpires,
Pyott and Buckaloo
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
WILMINGTON.
Totals --.--...-...
CIAYTO.
Totals ..... y y
SCOEE RY INN1NGS.

SCORE ~ INNINGS.
Wilmington ....-.. %
Clayton ........--... % x
Earned runs-Md Div. : Del Div. 8.
Two base hits-Speakm Boyle, 0'Neil
Struck out--By Maloney, 5 10y liant
werker, 8 Double piAys-NorthrOp 70
O'Neili 20 Hall. 2 Left on bases--Md
piv.. 4 Del. Div. g. stolen bases-Pat-
tereon. SacrifC. hits-Hay IS. Base on
halls-Or Msloney. 2 of HantwerkeT ,
J. Wild pitches Maloney. Time OF
game ~. Cmpire-Murphy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
First NJ. p. Defeats Pepper Club.

First NJ. =. defeated the Pepper
Club Saturday, the score being II TO 4.
First M. p. wants a game next Sat
urday with any out-of-town team. Ad-
dress Thomas b. Sweepy, 825 West
Fourth street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
LOCAL RAILROAD MAE
GOES ~ w Tb - DEFEAT

SOS" winthrus's Wilmington team.
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad League.
went down TO defeat Saturday a; the
hands Of the Clayton team. s"ore 10
4 The score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

Competent help secured through the
want ads OF Every Evening-Call
2200--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03
kTAPLER PARK TAKES
ONE FROM DIAMOND
sTAPLER PARK

The Stapler Park baseball team on
Saturday afternoon. defeated Diamond
n e. by the following score.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-03

SCORE BY INNINGN.
Townsend ..... | q q q O q | %
Port Penn q q q q q q = %
Earned runs. Townsend. l Port Penn. 3
Two base hits Patterson. Ford Three
bNse hits. Fisher struck out. by Money
70 by johnson. 5. Stolen bases. Beck.
Reybold Turner. Hit by pitched ball
Dyer Base un balls. Money. a. Johnson
g. Time Of game / ~ Umpire King
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
COL. NATHAN CHURCH
IS PROUD POSSESSOR
With Mexican "Cartwheel' and Confederate Money.
helc Was Taken From Clothing of President of Con.
tederacy at Fortress Monroe in 1865

how she happened to- get IL. and was
toid that II had fallen In the hands
or President Andrew Johnson. OF
whom she was a relative. and, upon
MS death. she had ,aifen heir to IL
through the general distribution OF
inc valnhblcs OF the estate
Found Davis philosophical,
nave never been able TO learn
now IL passed from the hands OF
Colonel Black into the possession of
President Johnson
During the six months had
charge OF Mr.. Davis. we took almost
daily strolls around the fort and the
parapet. 1 never have found n NOR.
philosophical, more learned and 81
more profound man. He expressed
no III will toward his enemies lie
was st"ical IN his Indifference o per
sonal comforts. his only worries b.
ing concerning the co'nfor, and hap
piness OF his people"
Colonel Church was greatly dis
tressch when he learned that hi. old
enemy -comrade.' General j. Thom2-
son Brown. had gone West He
came 10 Richmond mainly To renew
his old comradcship. and to take one
~ those good old-fashioned Virginia
fishing trips,' Of which General
Brown so often had spoken. COL
oncl Church left yesterday for Wash
!ngton. on his road back To what he
declares is the glorious climate ~
Michigan" lie was in the midst OF
the fray from tho Wilderness to APP
nomattoS. nc said. aud he values the
friendship and mountaineering 10.
the folks around here the more he :
cause they were such fine enemies
and such brave men,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
.CAPEVILLE CHILDREN
ENACT SCENES OF PAST
Depict Glorious History of Northampton County Be.
fore Enthusiastic Audience in FIRST Pageant
Ever Given OH Eastern Shore

carora Indians and offered himself a
hostage for his good conduct. IA he
asked Mrs. Seardly to soc that his
son was raised "a Christian the choir
sang My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
g. j. oliver then read the North -
"mpton Protests and the Nnrtban,n
ton Grievances.
Next was portrayed the stirri,e
scene where Governor Berkeley pre-
SthtS himself "A refugee at Arlington.
the nome OF John Custis. and asks for
an army to go against Nathaniel Ba-
con GUSTS was commissioned
major general OF the Kings forces
with inc power To raise an army.
Carver. tho first American MARTYR for
liberty. was captured and brought be-
TORE Berkeley. who condemned him
10 he hanged on the shore of Old
Plantation Creek
$50 Acres for Knife.
Never were Ignorance and educa
| ton more forccfully contrasted than
In the scene whore Queen Werewolf
INTO. through her interpreter, Robin.
sold to William Wilmington $50
acres OF land FOR jack knife. 1t
was this Ignorance of the value Of
land that aroused in Warrington a
"esire for universal education and in
nuenccd him to leave in his will
1000 pounds of tobacco for a free
school in Northampton County, this
being the first mention made of a
| free school in America
The ardent wooing OF Francis
Parke by John Custis and the scene
AT the breakfast table five years
later. when the conversation was car
ried on through the servant, Eayo ma
little touch OF the eccentricittes of
tho widely known John Custis. of
Arlington.
The scene between Mrs. Thomas
Teackle and the British soldiers
proved that the Eastern Shore fur
nished heroes and heroines then as
during the War Between the States
and the world war
Martha Washington tenderly read
ing the only cXtant love letter writ
ten by Washington TO the Widow
Continued on Sixth PaEe.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Hy Frances l.. Taylor.

cAPENilLE, VA. March ito an
audience of persons whose cx-
2ressions showed interest and enjoy
mcnt. the pupils of the Capcville
E"ant ever given on the Eastern
shore OF Virginia.
No other county in virginia IL
richer in history than Southampton
Little Miss Elizabeth Jones. repre-
s"nting the Spirit OF Liberty, turned
the thoughts OF the audience to the
days OF Auld Lang Sync as she
touchinEly recalled the history OF
scenes that were To be presented.
NJ the waving Of her wand. the
curtain rose on Eiptopcke. with n
band "f Indians before wigwan.
captain John Smith. with his brave
explorers. WAS Welcomed by Kipto-
pckc. after which the pipe OF peace
MAS smoked
After the departure OF Smith. the
Indians held conference. Thomas
savage. lad of ~. Il hostage and
II refuge" from the iowhatan Indians,
listened Ia what was being said He
found that Dcbcdcavon. the Laugh
ing King OF Accawmac<c." had de-
,crmin"d To warn the English at
Jamestown Of the proposed UPRISING
of the Powhatan Indians against the
whites. This little lad. who decided
to remain with the friendly Indians.
was the progcnitor of the oldest
American family.
Drunknrdx In stocks
In the Old MaEotha Bay Church
Rev. William Carlton announced nun
ishmcnts decrced by the county
court. The drunkard with his head
in the stocks and n large -" In his
breast: the slandcrcr drapcd in n
sheet. with n placard bearing LII
bellus 1nim!cus" on his head and the
thief with n pair OF trousers around
his neck. confessed their faults while
a quartet sang "Rock OF Ages"
At tho same service Mrs. Francis
Ncarhly. daughter o! Sir
George Ycardly. Governor of Vir-
ginia resented the attack OF the
Justices npon the chief OF the Tus-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
ASK RICHMOND CHURCHES
TO AID |. Y. N. A. IN WORK
Contributions Of Sheets, Pill.
low Cases and Clothing
Are Requested.

There are many homes in Rich
mond which do not possess sheet.
pillow case or single article OF night
clothes, according to Miss Belle
Chamberlaync. director OF the loan
and supply closet Of the Instructive
Visiting Nurses Association. which
distributed $50 articles last year to
grown people. and 5G5 baby gar
;nents. Although 1t is the rule Of
tho organiza ton that linen. rolling
chairs. crutches and rubber goods
shall be returned, IL IL compare
lively seldom that the organization
ever sees the FIRST item again. as tho
work is' educational. and after" show
ing people the need OF bed ana per-
sonal linen. II would never do TO take
these things away when the patient
RECEIVERS and leave the home as badly
of as II was before the frst visit OF
the nurse.
In February these nurses well
coined 100 new babies into the world
and tho total number for 1921 was
1904, while Miss Chamberiayne de-
clarcs that more than half OF these
had to he given a few garments and
many would not have had any had
II not been for tho loan closet. The
amount OF assistance rendered has
been greater within tho last yea.
than usual, owing TO the large num-
her OF people out OF work. but there
are always several hundred annually
that have to he helped
Double bed sheets and pillow cases
arc badly needed at present. and
every church In the city is asked to
contribute articles. especially linen
and baby clothes, OF all kinds, while
individuals are Invited to send
secondhand things. for those In
charge OF this department are expert
in patching and darnlng.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

to produce organic iron. At last the
problem was solved. 80 that You may
now obtain pure organic iron from any
druggist under the name Of "Nuxated
from which Is ready for immediat to
absorption and assimilation by the
blood the moment II enters the system.
Where It Is desired simply to gain
greater strength. energy and endure nee
ana Increase the firmness OF your flesh
and tissues, we recommend that you
take NuIatad Iron only. no NOT TAKE
NITAMINES UNLESS YOU WISH To
INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT up to nor
mai. Vitamines are exceedingly val
able In putting Gcsh on thin people.
who are too thin as result Of
Vitamine deficiency. Some people are
naturally too thin and will remain
80 In apite ~ v'tamines and every
thing else, hence vitamines will not
help everybody, but thcy cannot ros-
shly do you any harm. and II you
wish something TO help increase yonr
weight we wyuld, therefore, advise you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
ASSURES GOLD COIN THAT BELONGED TO JEFFERSON DA W
To Preserve Famous
Register of Marriages

WINCHESTER. VA, March f.
The old marriage register OF
Frederick County. beginning with
the year 1852. has been ordered
rccopicd 10y the Circuit Court.
after which the original will he
securely stored and never allowed
to bc used in tho future. The
court tooa this action to prevent
the valuable record from being
muti'ated: IL already is torn In
places. and some pages have their
edges Clipped OF.
The old register contains tn.
records of some notable mar
riaGcs. Among these are the
marriage licenses OF President
James Madison and the vivarious
and petite young widow. Dolly
faync Todd. whose wedding was
soiemnized at n Colonial estate
near here; Of General Daniel
Morgan. often alluded To by his
'orians as the "Stonewall Jack
son or the Revolutions" and Of
numerous niec"s ana nephews of
George Washington. and of the
Lees. Carriers. Burwells. Nelson's
RACES. and whole host OF Young
lovers representing the blucst @,
the biuc-bIoods Of the Old Do
ninion. who In the early DAYS Of
The country gave luster To the fair
name OF the Commonwealth and
VINO achieved distinction In the
ahhals OF their country.