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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-02
LEAVE 1T TO THE MOTHERS

Lol the poor soldier, Like a lamb
led to the slaughter and a sheep be-
fore his shearers, he is dumb" The
United States Senate and the Kentuc-
by Legislature are running the scales
from the sublime TO the ridiculous
a spectacle TO make angels weap.
OF course the soldier is not asking
for a bonus. Who started this any.
way? He passively executed the
command Of his directors, whether
il lead 10 the cannon's mouth or the
deadly gas
Theirs not TO reason why,
Theirs not 10 make reply,
Theirs but 10 do and die"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-02
With a frightful yell for the fear oi
Thrift

With a frightful yell for the fear of
He'll
He leaps thru the falling snow.
His head hangs over the cold streams
edge,
The edge Of the cold grey stone,
The catfish scare at his cold black
hair
And the crunch of his cracked
neck bone.
The storm bowls down from the val
ley's head,
The pine trees rave and roar
At the "moonshine still" behind the
hill,
The blue gun speaks no more.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-02
THE LAST LYCEUM NUMBER
The Chapel Singers

Variety and excellence mark the
program offerings of the Chapel
Singers, who will be heard in Berea
College Chapel on the Lyceum Course
Wednesday evening, March 8.
This company, which consists Of
five splendid artists, will feature
well known sacred selections, but OPP
cratic quartets and solos and modern
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-02
THE CHICK en-

You see a lanEuid river flowing down
Through opulent valleys to rainbow
town.
And on a barge on silks and pillows
signing
You see your incident soft body lying.
With maids that natter as they comb
your gold,
And walters that bring birds on golden
dishes,
While your white fingers. long and slim
and cold.
Dip in a bowl and toy with golden
fishes.
! see a ballroom with a squeaking jet.
And last years clothes. and broken
plumes, and debt:
And raucous tongues and lifted brows
and jeers
And bowling emptiness. and years and
years;
The day a hell of dreams and obscene
hoping.
The dark dead world. where . ours
Sits at the window with cold fingers
cropping
Vainly for goldfish in an empty bowl
Hermann Hagedorn. In New Republic
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1922-03-02
WORLD NEWS
CONTINUED from Page One)

and the suspicion that any represen-
tative of it would overturn the re-
public, that the Crown Prince is not
likely to get chance such as Napo-
con III once had in France.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
WHISPERS TITLE
CLAIMED In MICH.

BRIGHTON. Mich. May THE
long whiskered championship OF the
world is claimed by John J. Tan
ner, 81 years old, for more than
half a century a resident Of this
village.
His beard measures exactly Q
feet from chin to tip. Ordinarily.
Mr.. Tanner controls II by thrusting
the end inside the band OF his
trousers.
More than so years ago. when Mr..
Tanners beard was only two or
three feet in length. he decided 10
seek the championship. To this end
he braided his beard and tucked II
inside his vest. The whiskers soon
attained proportions making the
braiding impracticable.
Ten years ago Mr.. Tanners beard
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
BY ROY GIBBONS

HAMMOND, Ind.-Marvel woman
Of the age.
That's what scientists and physi-
clans call Mrs. Emma s. Bunnell
here.
For 20 years she has been fiat on
her back, with death always hover
ing near. in the bed from which she
never will be able 10 move.
Her spine is broken, a cord con-
trolling much Of the nervous sys-
tenn is cut in two. and her heart and
other vital organs Of the body are
out Of place as the result Of an ac-
cident.
Yet Mrs. Bunnell, form her bed
has built up a real estate business
that last year did close to a million
dollar business.
She has started and is operating
successfully a taxi business that op-
crates jitneys between this and sur
rounding towns.
She has completed a college cor
respondence course and taken her
degree by studying between the
spells OF pain.
Fell During Fire.
Mrs. Bunnell IS Sc. The accident
that crippled her for life occurred
shortly after her marriage. In the
confusion that followed a fire in her
home. she lost her balance and fell
down a stairway.
Doctors said her case was hope
less and that she would die in a
month. That because her spine was
split in a long diagonal line, an in
jury in which,. as far as records go.
no person ever has survived.
But the doctors were wrong"
she says God and my will power
kept me alive. I've lived to see most
Of the doctors who said l would die
pass away themselves"
Mrs. Bunnen laughed at her own
joke.
Laugh? Why, I do It all the
time" she says. IT'S the very best
medicine I know Of"
The crippled woman says her
business ventures are merely the |
barriers she erected between herself |
and the thoughts of herself.
one day she sold some property /
for a friend by accident. This was
over the telephone. which Mrs. Bun
nell now calls her silent partner.
Then I decided that II could sell
property for a friend. I could sell
IL for myself" she relates. I went
into the business seriously and have
been so successful that I have sur
prised myself.
MY customers seldom see me.
All negotiations are transacted over
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
G. A. R. In MEETING
AGAIN THIS WEEK

The annual encampment OF the
Department OF Delaware, @. A. r..
will be held on next Thursday in
Irish-American Hall. A business
session will be held at 10 o'clock in
the morning and will be followed
by dinner. The afternoon will be
mainly devoted TO renewing old as
socitations and discussing plans for
Memorial Day.
Charles zerbey, new senior Woe
commander. IS the only candidate
for department commander. Ma
thaniel l.. Henderson and Charles
Waters are the two candidates for
senior-vice commander. The Rev.
Adam Stengle. the department chap
lain, probably will be reelected.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

the phone. Few know how badly
1 am crippled. Those that do come
to the house, believe am only tenn
porarily Ill"
Sharp Bargainer.
Business ventures have made Mrs.
Bunnell and her husband well-to-do.
but she says:
Il don't give a rap about money.
It's fine to have, and some OF II Is a
necessity, OF course. But I don't
glory in making It. However. I drive
sharp bargains with those who deal
with me. There's a difference. yol
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

know. between business and friend
ship"
A ten-minute interview with fthe
sunshine cripple" Is enough TO
brighten the day for all OF her call
ers.
Recently one OF her taxi drivers
called to report that his car had
been completely wrecked IN a colii-
sion.
Why worry about that?" asked
Mrs. Bunnell after'she had heard his
story. you saved the honk in the
horn. didn't you ?"
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
Living Room Suites

3-pc. suite in mahogany and cane mod
eled after the Renaissance period, con-
sisting Of davenport, arm chair and arm
rocker; cushions upholstered in beautiful
blue and gold velours. Was $255.00. Sale
price $157.5o.
3-pc. suite of new design; large daven-
port, chair and rocker. Backs and eush-
ions of all pieces upholstered in brocade
velours. This suite has mahogany and
cane arms. Was $4,000. Sale price
S166.50.
s-pc. tapestry suite Of beautiful lines.
All pieces spring edge, back and arms.
Loose cushioned spring seats. Fine grade
Of tapestry. Was $2sS.00. Sale price
S155.50.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
If Back Hurts or
Bladder BOthers

BE careful what you take for your
Kidney. Bladder or Urinary troubles
Remember that DR.. Carey's PRE-
SCRIPTION. no. III. Is absolutely free
from dangerous drugs and has had 50
years OF success for Kidney and Blad-
der troubles. Sure relief or money back
on large bottle. n. B. Danforth, ]. NJ
Eckerd and all good druggists have II.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
Savings of 33b% to 5O%
Bed Room Suites

ipc. mahogany or walnut Queen Anne
suite, dustproof construction throughout.
Splendid suite in every detail. Louis XIV
design. The regular price was $4,000.
Sale price S198.00.
6-pc. walnut suite, Queen Anne design
All pieces have burl walnut fronts and
tops. Consisting Of semi-vsnity dresser,
bow-end bed, chifforobe, large dresser,
chair and bench. Was S644.00. Sale price
s2S3.50.
Apo. mahogany suite, Queen Anne de-
sign; full size bed, dresser, chifforobe and
toilet table. Was $4,000. Sale price
S178.25.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

was 6 feet long. Five years ago
two feet more had been added, and
now II measures nine. The owner
hopes to attain q growth OF IL feet
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
Dining Room Suites

9-pc. mahogany dining room suite in
Queen Anne design, consisting Of buffet,
extension table, china closet, 5 side chairs
and l arm chair. Former price $629.50.
Sale price $202.50.
10-pc. walnut suite with beautiful
bird 's-eye maple overlay in pilasters, OBJ
long extension table, CO.. buffet, china
closet, cabinet server, side chairs and l
arm chair. Was $463.O0. Sale price
S268.0o.
1O-pc. Renaissance suite In walnut or
mahogany. Has oblong table, cabinet
server, large china closet, CO." buffet, 8
side chairs and arm chair. Was S504.00.
Sale price S272.50.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

Are you looking for a maid. a sec
ond girl, cook or waitress7 Look
to the Want Ads. You are sure 10
find all your wants satisfied there.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

Read the Want Ads II you are
looking for used houseturnishings
Adv
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
Odd Pieces

Solid mahogany Martha Washington
Sewing Tables, were $28.00. Sale price
S17.75.
Solid mahogany Betsy Ross Sewing
Tables, were $500. Sale price $1075.
Mahogany Spinet Desks. Sale prices
S20.25 to S8875.
Tea Wagons in mahogany or walnut.
Most of these tables are solid, with or
without drop leaves. Sale prices S1700
to $4,000.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01


the the day
dfhpSn
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

The first application seemed to help
so ! continued using them and In
three weeks was completely healed"
(Signed) Carl c. Gross. Ri. !, Beaver
Springs, Pa, Aug. IS, 1871.
cuficurs Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum promote and msintsin skin pu-
rity, skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
knpis EssA AYrss ~ aL-n A6ir--s: ~oxx.<r. Lab
srss><iss. n-yr n, GLasH -, kH<s-" Sold erury-
shere Sosp ~ Ointmsutzs ard boe- Isloum 1e
- Cutieurz Soap shsves without mug.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
CUHCURA HEALS
ITCHING ECZEMA
In Pimples and Formed Water
Blisters. Was Worse at Night.
"I bad an sttack Of ecxems which
broke out In little pimpies and later

formed water bllsters that
itched and burned and
were very sore. 7, was al
ways worse at night. I
tried different remedies but
they did not have any ef-
feet. | began using Cuti-
curs Soap and Ointment.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
Cedar Chests

Now is the time TO buy Cedar Chest.
We have a splendid assortment in all
Of the popular sizes and styles. AL
chests genuine Tennessee red cedar.
Can also be had in the new brown fin
ish. Sale prices $500 to S38.25.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01
Lamps

Fine assortment of Bridge Lamps
with silk shades to harmonic with
bases. Finest value ever offered. Sale
price $1,000 to $500.
Mahogany Floor Lamps with 24-in.
silk shades, were $3975. Sale price
$1,000.
Solid mahogany Table Lamps with
1s-in. glsce shades. Sale price S1525.
Mahogany finished Boudoir Lamps.
Sale price $500.
Evening journal., 1922-05-01

Deferred payments can be
arranged II desired. Furniture
stored until wanted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
PULASKI

Especial to The Tim, bispa,ch
mn ,-,
~, "'"'
S''""''u ON hiS walkers Creek
IN Giles County, was closed Wedncs-
day after being np.ucd two wo.l,s
,rh. r. ~
go" > 'i'-
"'F' MR. and Mrs. H. + Howard. Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Roberts. and daurh-
ter. Miss Eovcridu. .r,.r,.in.d
r,r, ,.is,,,r. o,,,
Governor aud Mrs. +. Lee Trinkic.
We" t"'if ,h,.Hren. Wrr" quests last
,,U.' en-" "' M'. an" MIS- toward :.
49,, M, az '"s.' summer camp ON
ilE Walkers Creek in Giles. having
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

l.''"'sn 10 spo.d soi..c TIM, p. Glen
Mary"
Judge mud Mrs. j. w. Sims l,f,
last week FOR West Point. Va, where
they Will join u part! OF friends on
rshins cruis".
Hiss Louise Garner. OF Winchester.
wa" mas been visiting Miss Mildred
iorter, LETT last week for her home.
Mr., and Mrs. Blanchard Forbes and
Mrs. Burbank. OF Richmond. motorcd
TO Louisa last sunday TO So. their
children, VINO are at "EairnS' Land b"
Mr.. and Mrs. Worth Smith lett for
their country home Ia the Green
Springs Wednesday.
The family OF Emmett Hunter. of
Glen Allen. whu have been visiting
his father. u. H. NJ. Hunter. I,f, SAT-
urday for Richmond.
Miss Agnes Palmer. who is ,ttond
ing the second term Of tho university
summer school at charlottesville.
spent several days In Louisa lnSt
week as tho guest OF Mrs \. y. Cor
don.
The Episcopal sunday schoo! gave
its annual picnic las; "Wednesday at
Gitch"llS Lake.
Mrs. ochie crank. of tho WHIT,
SULPHUR Springs. is the guest Of Mrs.
i. W. crank
Moving pictures for the bench, or
ST. Johns Chapel in the Green
Springs, were given Thursday nigh,
Music was furnished by the Louisa
Band
Edison Cunningham. who has bccr
attending tn. military training camp
near Alexandria has returned 10 hls
HON. here.
Miss Helen Mcdonald. Of Texas. ar
rived Saturday 10 visi, her aunt. Mrs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS
EDUCATION IS CLOSED
Church People Complete Ten.
DAY Conference at
University.
I' SnyG y, to The Times-p'sr"'eh1

Special TO Tho Times DISPATCH
CHARLOTTESNILLE. w. Ans
I.---Attor ten days of conferences
the seventh annual session Of The
Virginia school of RcliE,ous Edu-
cation held ~ TN. University o.
Virginia FOR Episcopal church and
sunday school wori,rrs. came to ,
close At noon FRIDAY and the 7au
men and Women who wcr. enrolled
arc ienVine Z" carry To ;neir homes
tn" messages they have heard from
strong faculty OF dcnomiuationaI
T.achors
M!Sst"narN activities were ON
phasizcd during the closing DAYS
of the school I'm au address made
by hishop ! ~ Roots of Haukow.
china, who spoke OF mission work
IN Tho East. and hy Dr William II
Milton executive. secretary az the
nation Wide campaign. who told how
tplscopa of America plan to
-Ssend $2I0oo.ooo for missions ia
the next three years Virginia. IN
me ihr'" YEARS Just passed. II, said,
save NOR" than leo per cen, OF
prororiionato contributions TO mis-
siuns
WEDNESDAYS ugh, a pagan, on
community spirit by Mrs 4. l. Os-
good. was presented fro tho McIn-
:i.rc amphitheater. \ visit 10 tho
Blue Ridge Industrial School de-
nominatioual Institution. was made
Thursday afternoon and tina, night
tn" young people gave a stunt nigh,
in fhc amphlthratcr.
Glasses for older workers were
held each morning and afternoon
IN Madison HAN, Whit" the Young
folks me; at tho same time IN
W"sh.nEt"n Hail. NJ 8 o'clock each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

York. after attending the funeral Of
their father, W. @. Huntington. here
last week
Mrs. Herbert Thompson. Of Rich
mond. is visiting Mrs T.. ". Saniord.
Rev. Frederick Dichl and family
are enjoying a visit from Mr.. and
Mrs. w. u. Dichl. of Pennsylvania.
MISS Margaret Hubbard is tho guest
or MISS olvn Williams in SUSSEX
County.
MI, and Mrs. Hugh Williams ana
ihtlc daughter Doris Childs OF
hynchhurS. spent the past wccl.c nr
WIN her parents. MIR. and Mrs. w. II.
burger.
Rev. G Edward nurr.l ANA wifi.
az" on /" NiSil 10 friends aud relatives
IN Huck!hEhhm County this week.
'r. and Mrs. j ". Hickman ana
Miss Mary Jackson have returned. ar
ter pleasant stay in AIhr,n,rI.
County They made the trim hy motn,
car
Mrs. George T. Roberts ,,,ond.,
ia" runcr.,i and burial OF her bro,h.,
Sergeant John y Wonlack of ,h,
United states Army, IN Washingto,
last week.
Mrs l.. Scott Martin ANA two
",G6E.":s have returned from q a..
'!shtful stay ef some weeks at Nom
tain Lake
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

kin, OF Washington: Mrs Hugh =
Nelson Of Norfolk. Mrs James =.
Rlyihs. Of Norfolk. and Mrs u. G.
FItHIc raid.
sunday evening Mrs. Hichard FoS.
OF Richmond, gave a charming song
recital. Airs. Marvin H. 1ownc. OF
Washington. and Miss Martha CLARKE.
Of Richmond. played the accompani-
mcnt>.
Professor John Leslie Hail. head Of
he department OF F.nGIieh at Will
liam and Mary COLLEGE. Williams
burg Mrs, Han and Miss Emily Han
ar" Spending several weeks at the
hotel
Major 4 r. King. Jr.. L. :. A.. and
Mrs King - Atlanta and Washing
ton, who have been In thu mountains
81 North Carolina for the past
month arrived sunday TO stay TN
~" "nh o' august. Mrs. Kings sis
ter, Miss N.IG.u!a McI.aws. ar, teach
or a. Sw""'hriar College. will 'oiu
them i'm Jew days
Among 'Nus" who have registered
during tho past week are, t. Ru,eh-
rr' f"rm'.l!" L. +. IIurn"r Ir..
i''N'""nd. u X. stanford. Ho0cr, r.
,'r"Sw"ll, Iyn'hhnre. Mir and AIRS
ilchArd Fox. Mrs 4 Herbert Smith
Miss Virginia y smith. Richmond
:, ;. Allen boswell. Va: Mr and
! Mrs. l. = Hudsp",h. Phyllis iiuds-
i'"th. w T.. Eakins 4. A. Hryl. Ei,h-
/ 'nond. Henry {. Froehllns Rich
m"nd; DIR. and Mrs. WATSON. r. En-
d"rS WATSON. Newark. y j. II !,
Webster and son. charlottesville \
decker. MrS. j. s. Foster and chill
dr"n. Mrs Frank u Epps. J. II
,n",k" ana Miss Martha Clarke.
h'' IM"nd Mr. ana Mrs l.. s.
:" t'ri' Warren g. Hardy Charles
''h w. VA: Mrs Holm IiuchI. chi.
/ StIo Rev &. : Gardner. H. l.. ana
Mrs Gardner. Lousvnic. *, NJ
Anderson, Hanover County.
Nhaher, Narrisonhurg. " II
r"u.Ea"r. University, Mr. ana MIS-
W T.. Eimor" and daughter Inv.
'nceN!lic. Va Nj ana Mrs n 4,
i.In""c. Carson. Va. ii r.. PI.t.tsn,
Hampton. MIR ana Mrs David raI,.,,.
der jr. Norfolk: MIR ana AIRS Amns
steele. WASHINGTON: Mr. ana M-s
Ai'r"y pigss Richmond; Nj. and
Mis \ u EHor. Mrs NJ. \. Clmr-
"'" MIS- 'arri" Campbell Lvuth-
'u'E Nj ana Mrs +. / Vcrtucr ana
'W" children. Miss Catherine rr5-
''HH' M AM"ha owen Is Truit,.
WASHINGTON. ~" Misses Schuar n,.
Misses Caldwell. Richmond; ! I,rarl
surface. Jr Roanoke. Smith M!,.r
"aEn"Sb"r". NESS Leila iiadcn crn-
- j. u baylor. J II ruch. JpfY
!urh, 'aroliu" touuti: =. " Lau
renee. 1har'oitcsvIllv. y. IL Ur.r.
VI and Mrs II = Dudley. U,urg
I'"a!"E GanolI Dudtoy. Mr. -
l.""E''i Roanoke. Mr. and Mrs y
II FI"rHnoc, Mics Annc I';oron..
,,.' nara FIorhno" Miss Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
CULPEPER SOCIAL LIFE
REFLECTED IN EP|TOME
Brief Paragraphs Tell Of PEG.
pies Pleasures and
Activities.

lSpcCial TO The Times DiSpat.h.i
CClPEPER. VA. Aug. l2.--A tired.
tagged but happy group Of boys and
girls. accompanied 10y Il. =. Williams.
county agent. and his assistant. y. =.
FAINTER. and chapcroncd 10y Mrs
George Sparks and Miss Virginia
Tinslcy reached home Sunday nigh,
af'"r motor trip. combined with
camping. from Iilacksbur%. where
they spent the preceding week in
club demonstration work a, V. l.. |.
Attorney John /. Jcfrri.s left Wed
ncsday for charlottesville. where h.
is under treatment at the University
Hospital
Mrs. French Derr:cl and Miss Kate
cooper. OF Washington. are making
visit TO their sister. Mrs. :. l..
Cooper.
Misses Eyrdie rullian. Margaro,
ana Lucic Roberts, Alfred Nnllc and
russell King returned "Wednesday
from Il motor trip To- Franklin ".
va where they spent a week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Anderson
Or. liruc" Williams and Mics Bar
nara James. of rauNjlle. We're over
sunday guests Of Mrs. g Il Williams,
and family
Cottage prayer lDsgtlTli,s in ..g,H
ton to tho regular wc.kly prayer SOP
vices in the churches. are being hold
this week incidcn; TO the ten, m.ctin,.
which begins August II ana c,,,,;,,,'n.
for two weeks under the auspices Of
the four Protestant churches here
Mrs. Moiiic Farmer. Of Eccklcv ".
Va. has arrived for an extended ,-isi,
AT the home OF her broth-r-in-l,wn and
SISTER. MIR. and Mrs. Il. r. Kelly. Rob
crt Hume. a recent guest at tn, EcIi,
home. left Tuesday Tor Cincinnati ,n
route Ia his home in I,lorldo
In an automobile party To Virgins.
ne".h TINS week are MIR. and Mrs
{. =. Bruce. Mir. ANA Mrs &. Y Hur.
CESS and Or. ana Mrs. otis Marshnil
Key. and Mrs. !. Keith VI. Lee. ot
blackstone. ar" visiting Mrs II u
lie" ana Miss Ecbccca Leo. rolIowinr
q stay in charlottesville. att.udinr
the school uf religious education H.,
SSi"n at IN" university.
| Mrs j. r. Williams and Mise p.Ila
n'ihef' "i l.!nchburG. ana Miss
| nii1ab"th Wallace Strptoc. of Swc.,
briar College. spent the pas, weck
WIN ,hclr uncl" ANA aunt, Mr.. an.
Mrs Wallace Male
Mr.. ana Mrs. Porter Nallo boyo ro
,mrh'" |" their HON" in Fort Mycr
former homes here. ''''''
Miss Lillian Keigwin left Tuesaa,
Tor Niei, OF a month or NOR. +,
Mcr brother. Charles \ Keirwin. i,
Washington. w. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
FARMv|LLE ACTIVITIES
GIVEN IN BRIEF FORM
Prince Edward Metropolis
Mecca of Many Former
Residents.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Especial 10 The Times Disuatch.I
FAI;AINlLI.E. VA. Aug. "a
meeting of IN" W. G. r T. was held
IN the HON. OF Mrs. +. y Laync on
Friday afternoon. Nl.a. Kate Wall
cNanIclistIc superintendent. gave :.
helpful talk. At the close of the
program the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: prosi-
dent. Mrs. +. y. Grul yi,"-prcs!dout.
Mrs Leon Bell; recording secretary.
MrS =. IL. Crutc. CORES pUnding Sec
Rotary. Mrs. Colin stokes. treasurer.
Mrs. II. n. Layne; .yamg.Iistic SUI
pcrintcndent Mrs. Kat. wall. Mrs
]. a Gray was elected d.l.gat. to
'he state convention In Danvillc next
month.
u. l.. IIardaway. OF WASHINGTON
recently visited his brother. J. e.
iardaway, proprietor Of tho Cont
mental Hotel here.
Henry Moore, assistant cashier nf
Ia" National Bank OF norfolk. is ru.s,
Of his parents. Nj. ana Mrs. " =
MOOR" after pleasant stay win
his sister. Mrs James vcnubI". of
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
Miss Mic" Carson and cousin. Wnr-
zen Coleman. &C Richmond. mutorcd
u farmyAi" Wednesdays vls.tiu.
Mrs " T.. England
Nj. and Mrs II L. Morirp w.r.
recent visitors 10 ,hcir daughter. SIR.
''"orre V"nu.nt Of city Point
Mrs. Arthur Mucabc ANA ts,o small
! sons. of Raleigh. \. e.. law. RETURNED
nome after q pleasant stay OF som,
weeks with Mrs MrCub"'s parents
MIR. and Mrs. 4. II raul.t,
Mr. and Mrs " :. EaIIw.u AND
Mr.. "ni Mrs ~. r. Full,"ii and aun.
Franklin. have returned from a de-
IlEfiful III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13
CaIonneI is a
Dangerous Drug
Next Dose may Salivate You.
Loosen Teeth or Start
Rheumatism


'hioihcl + mercury uuicksIIyer
1t crashes int6 sour bic like dyna .
m't"' cia'nr!ns ana sickcning you.
'a'"ih"I Iit"ehS IA" bones and shout.
never 70" pat INTO sou. System.
you reel bilious. hcadachy. con
st!pat"d and all knocked cut. luz, ru
to your druggist and g.t a bottle n,
bod.pn's Liver Tone for "A few cent.
"hich Us harmless vegetable sub
Sil'utr for DANGEROUS cLlo,ncl rak.
I s"""h'uI and ~ II doesn't start YOU
"Ncr ana str"I&ht"n you up better
ana quicker than nasty caIoIn.l ami
"!'h"ui inh"ihS you Sick. you lus, go
back ana get your money
20" tax" caiomc!, IT maAcs YOU
tick TIA" ueNt day, !, loses YOU . dnv.
work. podson's Liver Ton. straight
.h' you !isht up. ana you feel Srea,
No salts necessary. Civ. /, 10 tb.
children because II IL perfectly harm
tess ""o cannot sBiiSatc.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-13

CHICAGO. Aug. i2.-Wha, would
yo" pay for smiling, healthy, hap
py pretty liitl" Eirl of ,"
i'itl" Marie Rakor. who's all that.
brought $40 auction" in the do
nestle relations court herr.
Mari" had been held in ransom by
friends of her father 10 force s-ttI.-
mcnt a: $i05 board and doctor bill
"Np"nd"d IN hcr behalf after tho
rather hhd left Marie in their care.
EH"riS ON the part Of "A sister in
Jaw OF the father. Mrs. John Kenny
4 wealthy resident OF Rcnvillc. MINI,
{" compromise the drbi and take
Mari" away with her. met with oppo-
Sitiou fro mthc ch!ld'S "capiors" who
were holding h"r FOR the bill ransom
Th"y proposed rclinQuishinr Marie