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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
PROPOSES CHANGES IN
VETERANS PENSIONS
Senator Scrgcnl's Bill Would
Amend Two Sections
of the Code.

bill Ia amend and rc-cnnct sec
tions and : of the Code Of V!r-
Sinia. relating to Confederate ucn-
sions. was introduced in the Senate
yesterday " senator j Frank Ser
gent. Of Gate city.
1t provides for the payment of pen
sions. ont OF the state Treasury. as
follows: To veterans of the War
Between the states. disabled as the
result OF wounds. SIS per anuum. To
veterans who lost Il foot OF, hand
while in the discharge OF his duty as
soldier. sailor or marine OF the Con-
federate states. 500 per annum: to
veterans over ~ years Of age. whose
loyalty to The cause for which thoy
fought is beyond question and who
are tnCapaCitated as a result OF par
tctpation in the war of lNGl-'G5. 80
per annum: To widows. unmarried. OF
'onfcdcratc veterans whose hus-
bands last their lives in the diScharg"
of their duties. 500 per aunum. to
widows Of Confederate veterans. who
since have no trcmavricl. whose nus
bands have died since termination or
the War Between tho states. $50 p"r
annuIn: To matrous who served in the
Confederate hospitals duriu. the war.
$50 p.r annum: tn personal repre-
scntatives ot deceased pensioners
$40 for funeral expenses: for fu-
neral expenses OF Confederate pen
s.Cncrs. $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
not SE PROCEEDINGS


E"y ! y Fair pastor emeritus Of
N""'r"justrr PRESBYTERIAN church
offered 'h" Invocation at tho opcnin;
r' tn" iiou'r of Delegates Yesterday
Clcri, John w Williams called at
'rntinn I" = proCrcSSlv. method ur
"cp.u- track uf business transacted.
III" same hcing III" daily bul'",in Civ
i.tr a last 80 hills referred ~ Keep.
.iSg these bulletins the nenhcrs hnv"
. complete record ~ caCh. days pro
cscdiuGS.
Delegate Henley offered Joint
resolution for the s,iGal."u of the
state Highway p..gaI..n. To- carry
out IN. recommendations of Cover
ror Davis The resolution was ear
riei over j9 today at The regular
hour. af,nr being Thoroughly dis
cusscd.
The House by a vote Of 90 To Il.
uG.Utod q resolution offered hy Dele
gate Smi'hey. 80 Hruu~ WICK. picduing
that no Issue oc bonds fo> road inn
rrovcm"nt would he considered e,
this time
ON motion ~ Floor Leader u H"l-
man wits the iiuusc adjourned I'M
I'll 10 O'Clock this morning, when the
vote FOR Governor and Lieutenant
Governor in ,nc November clcctior
viii lie cauvasscd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
SINGLE VOTE WINS
CIRCUIT JUDGESHlP

continued From First ragcD
following judges who had no orpo-
s'itiou.
First circuit, Judge Charles w.
Coleman.
Fif,h Circuit. Judge George i.
liuudlry
Thirteenth Circuit. Judge ciag.e;,
t. Jones
seventeenth Circuit. Judge + y,
Whiting.
Twcn,y-nrs, Circuit, Judge \. \
campbell
CivI Justice Court of Norfolk.
Civil Justice Court of Richmond.
w. crumr Tucker.
Eucna Vista Corporation Court,
Judge l. l.. Gardner
Judge Prcnti> Rcnnminatrd
For the terms expiring after Feb
ruary !. l"22, the following nomira.
;i"us were made
Suprcm" Court "f Appeals. Ludg"
4. l.. rrcn,is
twenty fifth Circuit Judge. r NJ.
Haas.
Twenty siX'n circuit. Judge George
Latham Fletcher
Twonty-scvcn,h Circuit, Judge vii.
Lam Il Burns
Twenty eighth Circuit. Judge l.. -
White.
Twcniy-niuth Circuit Judge Ben
nett T. Gordon
Law auh chancerv Court. Norfolk.
Judge Richard McIlwaine
LAW ANA Equity Court; Richrord
judge Beverly r. crump.
Corporation Court. city Of Fred
cri".5Siur;. Judge John T.. G""iri.h.
Cooperation Court, city Of Lynch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
BILLS IN THE SENATE

MIR Garrett: :. u. No. ia bill 10
provide for the inspection Of gasoline.
napthn. h"nZiu" ana other liquids and
rud- used Tor heating and power rur-
poses. referred to IN" Committee on Gen
eral Laws.
Nj Grava:t: :. u. No. i5--A hill to
amend and ro-cnact section 22> Of tn.
cod" OF Virginia So tina, only voters he
longing io tn" psriy in whose interest a
primary election j. held shall participate
therein, referred ;n tn. Committee on
Privileges and Elections.
Mi. S-rrcut: =. u. No. ia hin to
amend ana rr-"nact section tii3 OF tho
code "t Virginia. which was taken w.
ordered ~ Ia" printed. and referred to-
IN. Cummltt," for Courts or Justice
Mi. $crEcut: :. ~ No. IA hill 20
amend and r"-cnact section 23iS OF th"
code OF Virginia. Which was taken up:
referred 20 the Committee for Courts OF
Justice
Mr. Sergeant, by leave. presented $. H..
NJ. l.-A hlIi Ia amend and o-"nac,
sections and : OF an act relating 20
Confederate pensions; referred to the Com
uttt"" on Finance.
Mr. NeMniur: ;. IL No. IA hin to
amend ana rc-"nact section 2T2S of the
cod" 81 virginia referred to the Com
mitt"e On Counties. CITIES and Towns
Mr.. Miller: :. II. No. 2"--A hill To re-
ln'rursc !. 4. TAYLOR ANA j. c. Hart for
barn ana hay destroyed in order to Cap-
turc Walter Ware" who was escaping
after IN" murder az Sheriff W. e. Bond
aud S"rI"an, Julian +. Hoyrr "f Orange
county, Va: ordered - b, printed and
referred l." The Committee ON Finance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

gram. 1t was pointed out that the
retiring Premier had been directly
responsible for Frances withdrawn
ot her 35O.000-ton capital ship pro-
posai. and that the temper OF the
succeeding Cabinet on that subject
could only he conjcctured.
In Virtual Arrc ncnt.
included In the few trr,ty urn
VISIONS not yet finally accepted in the
h'orh;i conversations Of the big
I'VE ar" understood to he the seq
''"hS relating to disposition of
S''"ph"u ships and fixing 4 "Statu.
ln" for Pacific Qualifications. On
'hc former. however. the chief dele
gates are said to be In virtual agree
hcht. while i'm regard To Qualifications
me instructions awaited from TnkN"
are generally expected to make an
early settlement possible
Although described by delegation
Spokesman az representing II" scri-
aus divergence OF views. the discus
SONS over methods of Scrappinr hhVc
aroused unusual interest among the
naval experts "f The conference. In
their subcommittee report tn" en-
p"r's recommended that permission
he given for conversion of proscrihcu
WarShips into other types of craft
'"' '"'N naive uTScu tnat the pro-
vision would represent Il large fnan-
cal saving because Of the necessity
OF constructing new vessels OF vari-
Gus classes in the near future.
Thus none of the five powers has
AT present Il modern airplanc carrier
ana tn" ratio agreement permits
hem Ia huild from two To FIVE each
IL hattlcshipS partially ""mplctc. bu..
falling outside the list OF retained
vessels could he rcmodclcd into air
plane carrier types. IL il u,<Ied
much of the money already spent on
hul'S could be saved.
Opposed I" this is tho view tina,
I" convert discarded battlcships into
another type &c war vessel would not
hc in accord with III" Hnimating pur-
pos" of the Washington conferences
This position is understood To have
teen taken in the big live" meet
insS by Secretary Hughes. To sup
port II the argument was made that
Hs Il matter az policy the conference.
should Civ" Il practical demonstration
of its desire Ia reduce armament hy
specifying that the surplus ships
must he put out OF business alto
r"thcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
BILLS In THE HOUSE

The following We're presented and re-
r" IN" Committee ON Appropriations:
by Mr. Young \ bill tu amend ana
r","nact sections !. ana : 81 an act
Hy 81 {. ROW \ lit to amend
and re-cnact section 3ic5 of tn" code ~
yiis FOR ;h y" i.IE" =" 80 70 nr?,
treasury "f thu attorney. Tor the Com
"a" stat. certain fees in felony ANA mis-
nn"r cases. aud To fla the "N!Iuuui
W"n"r'.th OF IN" r"sp"ciiy" counties aud
Giles az III. stat" shall be paid in tscs
mem and I" pr"vi''" for the taxing and
th"'nt al certain fees I'm ~,ir" itcias
f"'"eni2nnc"s and to nm"ui section 35a.
o. IA" code "f vlrgln, A. h.r.tucur.
Nl"ni"d Ia r-ncni ali nth-r acts and
iy Mr.. Ghs"n-A hin To amend ana re-
'ha,' ."ylon M .: til Cod "f Virginia.
u" ~" Committee "m currency and
l@na NATE fw ii ra- c i. mr. Isrs .j
an, go, "' IN" C"d" OF Virginia,
~ NJ. Ew"ll-A bill to prohih, drcdg.
M f"r r,ahs III tn" waters OF the Com.
iy Nlr t:we!l-A hill to. amend and re-
fn re nge,i"n ai5S "t ,he Code OF vlrelno.
ana r,enac, section $50 Of the cSd h.'' Of
ny Z brown \ biz to amend
nnd Lg enact section i9Nj az The Code ~.
rs III. Sml,hcy-A huI prohibiinc The
am cur, "vh ""N ~: !" "i'! ."lic" N
no., l., .t'.t'" pN hH!hltN 81
,ori..n ,u IN. yWi.'''' ~ " $50 OF mrs.
IN Mr Tyi.r Iii ~ cur
cnH,r s.ctin,, Sris ~, 49,, ",.Iu an" T.
rIu!n va ~ '""' "' !! o.
III U.rbrr, I r.,i,- ,u, ,.,t,,
tn" r.ru-H,,,on 80 -, "'l ''uIt , 'il :
th. u->, ,im,,trrt.,. ,,,n'' y" -. "'N' =
= g,r a. .fs..
stated IA the ,!..l go wv
liN Mr. TrN ar. AIN :, .,,.,, ,,
.u.ct e.ciinI a., ~, ~, ~ an" &c
E.ulN lu relation To- th,. ,sc.rf.,ir,,,.,. a. +.
The punt hmrut ia rr!uinaI ,,u. iiri.i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
RESOLUTION TO BAR
CONSIDER RATION is
ADOPTED By BODY

had expended money in Tho improve
mont pf their roads and were thus
able TO carry on their business more
oNncditiouSIN
Highways aud tho Highway De
parimcnt jumped into tn. lim.ltrht
soon after the linus. was called tN
order at - o'clock when Delegate
NnrN"ll Henley, 6f Williamsburg. Of
i"rcd q House joint resolution for
The appointment OF II committee of
seven. 10 be composed OF three SEN
ntors and -four Delegates. Ia mak.
a'' Investigation az III" acts or the
Highway Commissioner ana tn"
Highway Commission aud report lis
. findings TO the Legislature by Feb
ruarN IL. 1922"
pelecat" Henley said til. rcsoiu.
ton was not directed at tn. depart
mcnt or in a spirit of criticism. hut
carried out the recommendations ~
G"N"rnu" Wcstmorclaud Davis i'm his
message ana IN" rcuucS, Of ia" state
Highway commissioners. contained in
his annual report. which was on IN.
desk OF every member.
VIII Serve without Pay
hclcpatc harkc Deans WAS inter.
'stcd in knowing tho cost of the in
N"stigation which Delegate Henley
said should not he much. because the
member. would serve without pay
other than their per diem.
Answering a question from Dele
rat" Rev. Mr. Henley said that tho
'cuson Tor tn" Investigation WAS To
lc, the people know whether tn.
criticism oC tho commissioner and
tn. department Mas just or other
Wise.
Delegates Hall ozIin. Gibson and
. Z atH D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

In the auditorium Of the church. and
the second before an overflow audi
cnce In the lecture room.
Mrs. u. H. Munrurd and DIR. = G.
Mitchell. professor at the University
or Richmond, were present and de-
iircrcd short addresses: Il. q. purvcs
heid secretary OF the institute, and
pr j. r. Gregg, principal OF the
school, alfo attended the concert.
IL Is probable that the entertain
meht VIII be repeated in Richmond
again IN tn" near future. probably
at the city Auditorium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

ate. in tho chair. Invocation was
pronounced by Rev. Fred Il. Chcnault
pastor of Broad Street Methods.
Church. Eight bills and rcsolutio ions
were introduced-thc bulk OF which
propose amendment To- certain sec
tonS OF Acts of the General Assem-
bly, now III fOrcc-siX less than on
the opening dan.
senator Morgan Il. Mills. Of Rich
mond. moved that when the Senate
adjourn. ii TO SO until 10 o'clock this
morning. nj which time the vote for
Governor aud Lieutenant -GnVcrnor in
tn" November election will he can
vaSscd
NJ l2:0S the Senate adjourned upon
motion of senator Charles L. Gravatt.
az PORT RnNMl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
WAVERLY MAN CHOICE
ON SECOND BALLOT OF
ASSEMBLY DEMOCRATS

tcont inNcd From First ragco
ucht OF the Court OF Appeals. de-
t'ated him 10y six votes.
IN In the Prime m Life.
''""Sc west Is In the prime of life.
vigorous In health. and his career an
'Hc bench has been marked Nv mali
res which have distinguished him
10 mas Il wide acquaintance Though
pui IN" state. having held court I'M
",' appointment in various sections
:: Virginia.
Judge West has b.cu ,,v.,
ruhIic spirited citizen of his county
'einE actively identified with nil
civic aud benevolent undertakings I'm
lis section Of the state
IN" campaipn conducted in judge
'$' hrhaif was vigorous one and
many lawyers and business men an
'carcd here in his support. David \
Harrison. Jr. Il former member of tho
'i"nSc. was the manager ia charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
NEGRO SINGERS GIVE
CONCERT IN RICHMOND
Hampton Institute Choir Forrcd Ia
Hcpcnt Program Mt CoIored
t'hurch of ThIs Oily.

y choir "f eighteen voices. which
represents the best musical talent of
the Hampton institute tcoiorcd). gave.
iwd concerts in the First Baptist
church OF Richmond CcoiorcdD last
night. The first concert took n,ncc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
Here and There
in the Assembly
Snaithey W ouid Bar
ki,ismen of Judge From
Office IN Court.

f"rhcr Senator n. Z. FeathcrStonc.
iNhchourS. cominelcd with the
i"hS Yesterday. He carried OF the
,"c',oh of being the tailcst man
az the state Capitol.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13
NEWS FROM PARIS
PROVES DISTURBING

CONTINUED From First Page
conference. however. there was some
apprehension that MIR. Brands re-
tir"ment might have far-rcachinc
effect on the naval Limitation pro-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

"tcpheh Henry Love. Of i.uusuburr
former member OF the House. is here
l" see mat the Confederate veterans
get an Increase In pensions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

hill To amend and re-cuact see
ti"n No. 22S Of the Code Of Nirrini,
known as the primary hill, so that
only voters belonging To the party
IN whose interest II primary election
Is h"ld shall participate therein. Was
introduced IN the Senate YESTERDAY hy
senator Charles 4. Gravntt of Port
Royal IL was referred To the Com
mi'tcc on privileges and Elections.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

Dclesate Marvin Smithcy. of I:runs-
WICK, introduced Il tili Yesterday to
P'"hi"It the appointment ar employ
"N"' vi any one To any office in any
court who is related bv uuiuity nj,
conSanguinity within the degree al
hrst cousin To the judge of the court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

Hurry. Mother a teaspoonful Of
california Fig syrup" now will ,hor-
ouehly clean the little bowels and in
a few hours YOU have "a we'll. play
iul child again. Even cross. few
"rish. c"nstipated child loves it's
irnity taste. and mothers can rest
easy b"cauS" II never fails to work
all IN" sour bile and poisons right
out of the stomach and bowels with
OUT IrlpinS or upSctting the child.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine ''california Fig syrup"
which has directions for babies and
children of all ages printed on bot
lie. Mother. YOU must say Cali
iornia. R":us" any imitation-.tdv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

IN" hrst crab bill OF tn. session
was offered hy Delerat" Ewcil yes
'"r""N' lie wants restriction placed
-" the dredging for crabs in Nir-
ginia waters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

IN" next Immediate source cronl
winch the particular grantor derived
tn" '" the property must he stated
IN the deed. provided Delegate Her
bert j. Tayior's bill receives favor
able action.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

members OF the Commission Of
Sherl"s ana all other employees at
ne state are prohibited from en-
Ehs'hc Tor profit In any nshin. in
duStfN. directly or Indirectly. hy a
hil offered by Delegate Ewcll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

crosby Thompson. West Point
h""S'"i. is here for several days con
t"riinG with the members oi the ,"n
branches OF the General Assembly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-13

travelling ''mcdicinc men" will H..
taxed $500 per wagon per nnuun i.
tn" hill offered Ly Delegates Iiur,
ana k"drcrs passes. The bill is de.
signed to increase revenues for IN,
operation OF the state government.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

e ll.,s 81 ecynsr ths lsst time : passed
Sir. no sir. I was Jest going to but
at the last minnit I dident have time,
I sed.. and ma sed, Did you eileen the
rubbish. OF yoi.r desk as I have bin
suggesting to you for the past few
weeks?
I will, I sed. Meening I dident, and
pop sed. In other werds you fixed up
your room jest the way you found 1t,
sit DOWN and eat your suppir.
Wfch l did. feeling lucky nuthing
verse happened.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03
LITTLE
BENNYS
By Lee Pape /,

, ,,,s IN in my room resdins Across ross
sssS.re ws "a on d Camell and ! was Jest
the Dsth p the most ixciting part ware the
up 70 'I ;ump out from In back OF the
roDpc,.,ds wen the dinnir bell rang ior
pirrsam pnsar me thinking. Aw heck, I'm going
.svp1rish this chapter.
= ..a 7 started to reed fast as eny'
.,,sn n and after a vile ma called up,
sn,ns s.s,,' did G you heer. that bell?
wat bell, yes mani. I'm coming. !
W. W. down, And ! started to reed
cslsSs Is' h ster. and ufter q vile pop called
eve" psnny. how meny invitations DO
up. nced for one meel?
I Wv vos air. heer ! come, I called down.
a.. having 2 more pages to 90 to
vIs s1;ssh the chapter and the robbers was
naIisff; isa'i f;rins. 30 quick finished the chap,
.u y. md The robbers termed GROUND and
y, I.r a. a. the last line. .eand then ! jumped
~ - snd started 10 move my ferniture
up uu!p.ound md A little thinking. g. better
~" 4 GOOD ixcuse for being 30 long.
nax xnd / went down and wawked in
~ dining room with a erly Expression,
IN ~ saying, o, you have finally con-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

Three ercellent eTpress trains
Leave Baltimore e Ohio Stations
IN Philadelphia for Chicago
every day. Liberal stop = over
prlvileges-und no ertra fare.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-03

U.ecss<Sd = to!sF . wilk ySSr con. .
pinsy, have ycuf %
Z I was fixing up my room, sed. and
pop sed. O. miracle of miracles, he was
fixing up bis room, and mn sed, IN
he did IL was the ferst time In his life,
did you put your shoes in your closit
insted OF leeving them decorating vari. !.
Gus parts Of the floor the way they were
this morning?
No man, dident have time for that.
1 sed, and pop sed, Well vile you
were fixing up did you dispose Of that
quaint pile Of shavings that noticed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Charming New Blouses
of Canton Crepe

INDISPENSABLE adjunct to the favored
1 three-piece Suit, the Blouse of Canton
Crepe for Spring has accomplished amaz
ing things in the way of completing the
costume. 1t is available in all the favored
Suit shades with self-tone or contrasting
embroidery, and fashioned mostly to cover
the top of the skirt Stimulating the long
wasted frock. There are delightful varia-
tons in the sleeve motif and necklines are
generally peasant, square or bateau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
The Palmer Suits
(Ma,1-Tailored)

ELEGANT SUITS of Navy Blue Tricotine,
IL Poiret Twill or Piquetine nothing
could be more in harmony with ones desire
for correct style or refinement in dress
than one of these.
Some are self trimmed with tailored
landings, or with slight touches of hand
embroidery.
For small women or misses are many
hobby Suits Of navy blue, shown with box
flare Coats, wide cape-back effects or flow
ing sleeves. Many of these are three-piece
models and are strikingly smart for Spring
wear.
Colored embroidery on many of the Coats
is carried out in colors to match the lining
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Better Business
Week
February Is to %
1--WE Build
Good VIII"
A Good Rule

Apply the Rule OF Three
to determine the true meas
ure Of stores helpfulness.
1t Is the infallible test
simple, yet sometimes neg
lected. Insist upon:
1. QUALITY-Only good
merchandise is worth buy
ing.
2. FASHION-The refine
ments of style are not COM
mon property.
3. VALUE-You should
get a fair return on your
investment.
The Rule of Three Is the
rule Of reason in shopping.
I'VE Build Good Will."-
Written by Ralph Dom
brauer I'm the interest of
better business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Sports Skirts

At the front of the new
fashions trulyi
They've ere a t e d new
skirts this year, you know
and it's important that
YOU know Just what they
are. You can see them all
here tomorrow; fringed
sides and bottoms, Wrap
arounds. ETC., etc.
Heavy and loose weave
Sports Skirts, semi-sports
and mannish golf models.
$1,000, $3.50, $3.50 and
S1O.T5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
A Sports Coat

We've an exceptional
value In a Coat Of heavy
tweed, a quite sporty model.
with doep pool t 8 and
buckled belt. This Coat be-
comes the more matronly
figure as we'll as the miss.
Price, S35.OO.
Swagger-back Englis h
Tweed Coats, with big peck.
cts and man-tailored collars
"a model very similar to
that illustrated at top of
page-will appeal to every
flapper and miss. Price,
$500.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Our To1cn and Country
Tweed Suits
Are Popular

THE very smartest numbers are here
L In assortments unusually fine for sports
or seml-dress all the varied tones and
mixtures The vogue for Tweeds is ire
mendous, and we're meeting it in man
ner most gratifying to women seeking ex-
cellence both in style and value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
New Scarfs

For wear with Tweed Suits are nifty
Scarfs In newest colorings Roman
stripes, patterns in Krinkled or Grena-
dine effects; also Fiber Scarfs; heather
fringes matching the glorious colors.
Others in solid colors. 1895 to $6.95
each.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Sweaters
N EW---

Particularly these new three-quarter-
sleeved Slip-Over Sweaters of wool and
fiber; blocked design-in combination
colors of Navy and Beige, Jade and Beige,
Henna and Tan. They are smart.
Priced, $11.05.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
For Afternoons and
Dressy Functions

are shown elaborate Dresses with self
color embroidery in new French standings:
ofttimes with capes to correspond.
Other Dresses Of Crepe are combined with
lace, having full-length capes to match the
Dress.
Among less elaborate models are types of
Dresses for every taste-charming Crepes
or the sturdier Taffetas.
For women, small women or tho miss are
excellent Tricotine or Poiret Twill Dresses
In navy blue, sometimes embroidered or
combined with a contrasting color of Crepe.
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Sheffield S n n d W C h :
Plate, in hammered de-
sign; extraordinary value
at $500 each.
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"Dyan-Shine'
for Shining Shoes

Something much more
than n shoe polish, how
ever, is "Dyan-Shine." 1t
preserves leather. which is
something most other pol
ishes will not do. When a
change OF color OF ones
shoes Is desired, It dyes!
When only a shine is want
ed. 1t shines-oh, so beauti-
fully and quickly!
"Dyan-Shine" Is a ma
tionally advertised article
and fully guaranteed. 1t
comes in black, tan, brown
or white.
More efficient because It
dyes as 1t Shines"
Moro economical because
a soc bottle is good for
more shines.
Now being demonstrated
at the Notion Counter.
Floor One. Sixth Street
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Basement. Central