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ASHLAND

Especial To Tn" Times pisp"rch.l
ASHLAND. VA July -. MIR aud
Mrs. Jack Stcth!ns. Miss Ruth stone.
Miss Evelyn Kcnnir, ~ Rirhm"ud.
ana Minor stone l.ft Thur-day 10y
h"nt from Fredericksburg for i:al-
tim"r- ANA Atlanta" cay. whcr" they
VIII spend some ;Im".
Dr. :. l.. Woodward. OF New York,
is visiting friends here.
MIR. and Mrs. j. l. Anderson have
returned from IA visit /" nc-nn View.
MsS Mallory. uf Richmond, is
spending som" time at the Henry
clay Inn.
Miss Mildred liar, has returned
fr"n camping "trip 1" Tar"mn club.
near West i'"tn,.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Eivcs Wolf" aud Miss
Elizabeth Eiv"s Wolfe hny. returned
/" 'tty l'"int. after II visit L" Mrs. II.
H. Jesse
MISS Mary E-irn- has returned "a
her summer hnn" here. after a visit
I" Mr.. aud Mrs. Franh l;rirnr in Mt
WASHINGTON. Md.
William t.. Williams * spending a
Jew days her" with his grandparents
i'r and Mrs. =. NJ. Jones' before
going I" Cleveland. ohio.
Mrs. X. ~. th"nrry. Of Richmond
/ Was tn. recent guest 81 friends her"
! l'r. and Mra. Il. L.. blackwell HAY.
returned from a visit to relatives In
/ Louisa.
l.. T.. W M"yh"rr ana Miss Eliza
! h"th Meybcrg will leave next week
FOR Atlantic city. where they viii
/ spend some time.
Miss Carrie Terry has returned
from visit l" relatives IN Hampton
l'r. Frank l.. Day has l.ft FOR HIur
EIIE". y. &. Later Mrs baV and her
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Be Careful What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. which is
very Injurious. as II dries the scalp
and makes the hair brittle.
The best thing to use is MuIsined
cocoa Hut OIL shampoo. for this is pure
and entirely greasciess. LIS very
cheap and beats anything else all to
pieces. You can get Muisifiei at any
drug store. and few ounces Will
last the whole family for months.
Two or three t"aspoonfuls Of Muisi-
fed In cup or glass with II little
warm water is all that ls required.
II makes an abundance OF rich.
creamy la:hcr, clcanscS thoroughly,
and rinses out easily. The hair dries
quickly and evenly. and Is soft. fresh
looking. bright. fluffy. wavy. and easy
to handle. Besides, II loosens and
takes out every particle of dust. dirt
and dandruff. Be sure your druggist
gives you Mulsifed.-Adv.
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10 hero wI,h her vn,,nr eop paul
Mayo. Lr.
Nh. aud Mrs. w. T.. word nnd Miss
borothy Word. nr Richmond. are her.
for "a stay az suiu. weeks
pr. W. -. Campbell. Of Roanoke. IL
here FOR short stay. Dr. Campbell.
whn Ia pastor OF tn. FIRST Freshly
terrain church In Roanoke held ser
Vie" Ia Tia" parI"r SUNDAY might. Ills
sermon va. much rnIn>rd The
hymns Wei. sung ,n ia" nrcnnpauI-
men, "f within mad pinn., with Mlss
Th"mas a. Tia" piano nn.i Miss. word.
Ei"iih'''' IN" "h"ir was led lay AIRS.
" ii,l"" I''hm"r ~ lti"liIm"nd.
h'N~ l"'i'hh i.""'is reached til"
Sp' 'hfs """"i ~ "'"k az" from
""' ''' ''N ne h"'" ~h" has been
WIN h"F -lr'''-. Misses Helen and
Nulh I."''i+.
"a" """"i, subscription card
parties az" t" h." iuaUrurntcd THIS
""""'
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SAI.UDA

tSp"cia. to Tn. Times pisra,ch.1
SAI.tbA. VA. July Mrs les
lie ''o"tz. ~ Newport News. was tho
guest OF Mrs. Charles Hewc,t las,
week
Miss Lucy Moody. OF Richmond. is
Spreading som" time with her sister.
Mrs. 4. J.. Jones.
Mir and Mrs q. :. rourne have
returned from their wedding tour
Miss i.atane Rice has returned Ia
Essex after vis!; with friends a,
"oak"nham.'
Miss Stella Blake. of SmIthneid. is
IN" guest Of Mss Emily Carter
Saundcrs.
Mrs. William McGraw. Of N.wsoms.
is on a vist, to her parents her.
Misses Ada TAYLOR and Dorothy
stump 81 Richmond. arc guests OF
Mis-. El"Ior Bali
Mr. and Mrs. ". II. Miller, Of Nor
folk. wcr" recon, quests Of Colonel
and Mrs John Il. Saunders
Mr and Mrs Frank Richardson.
"t Newport News. aud Miss Francis
Ii"nh. OF Harrjsouhurg. w"r" recent
visitors IN tn" home OF MIR and Mrs
". =. Palmer.
Nh and Mrs W. u. Evans and chill
dr"n have returned nom. from
Washington and Fairfax
pr. and Mrs. Wesley Jack. ~ Phil
ad"lphia, are visiting the latter's
parents here.
Mrs. Robert Moore. OF Richmond
i with Mrs. =. l. Eowden
Miss kcna Jones is HON. for IN.
summer.
Or. CONWAY Smith. Of FOR, Norfolk
and Mss Naomi shelly. IF suffolk
w"r" resent guests OF Mrs. J. l..
W.Lh.
Dr.. T. j Bland OF Baltimore. and
i.."hard Woodward. OF Richmond
spent last week with tn. latter.
mother here.
Miss Virginia RoXley. Of Louisa. is
spending SOM tim, with her sister
Mrs. 7. l.. Woodward
IN Rrist"w and family. Of Tappa =
hammock Miss sue Northam. of
church View, aud William Kerr. o.;
Richmond. we're recent visitors a,
Mar Springs
Miss Ruth Kline has returned 10
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WOODSTOCK

WoopSToCk. VA. July i5.-Mr
and Mrs. Huston Newman. Of Ediu-
burg. entertained Monday evening At
IN" riverside Tea Room. Among tho
guests We're: Mrs Wilhi- Rohr. of
Fhilad"lp hia: Mrs. w. l.. Newman. j.
NJ. Hauscrmau. .Ir.. and Wellington
stick ley. az Woodstock.
Mrs. tlyd" owen Gibson. who has
been spending the past month with
friends in Woodstock. l"ft Tuesda Y
for her home In Amesvillc. ohio.
Mrs. J. -. Grabill and Mrs. f. NJ.
gravel hay" returned from where
they visited Frank Fravcl. .Ir.. q pa
it"nt at Mount Regis SanatorilIm
Rev Eugene Skylcs Mrs Snylcs
and their daughter Miss Chariot,
Skyles aud Mrs. Lyons. Of Cumber-
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Bi.At.kSBlll re


EiArkSirHH. VA. July IL Mrs
I.hm NJ M.i.ryd". Jr.. and children
~ Tuiiu" University. az" guests for
ga" summer az rr. john M,I.nr.r
M'i:ry'l" az 'Midiur~t" Mrs. j
Wllhur watson entertained at an In
i"r"tni reception Thursday uft"r,u.u
ir"m ! 4" la h"m"r ~ Mr. Mr.
i;r,Ir.
SIR. aud Nr- Thomas lI-uI.rs,n
~ Nni"'u. AMI Miss Nuu- rrn"i.IIue
&c ki"',in."d. ar" gu"-t- ot Miss
Mary =. iIr"d"r-"n.
Mis--- i'd, nnd bora Gr"-ul.,w. OF
N"w Orleans. arrived Iu l:l..,!> >nurs
N""i,y /" >p-nd the summer wife,
h"r aunt. Mrs. Writ Dunlap.
Miss sarah /ihr and sarah
Sr"sth" Johnson left TNursdny IL
-l."ui til" summer at North iIadl.y
ANA In Canada.
Mrs. Harvey Gin and l!t;ls son. Ut
''"t"rshurs, are quests Of Dr. aud
Mrs. W. {. Taylor at The baptist unr.
,"iiakr.
Mrs. W. =. SlHt" aud ;w" Young
daughters. ~ south i:"st"n. are
guests Of Mrs. Thomas Hall at her
h"mi" IN it"an"kr valley
William Patton Williams is spend
ing TWO weeks with friends in Lex
iuei'n.
Miss Mary '"mfnr; Mci:ryd" left
ihtS w"ri> I" spend the summer with
h"r aunt. Mrs Herbert Smith. in Los
Angeles. cal.
Mr.. amd Mrs. Wilbur =. Eakin and
chiidr"n. az Ja"ks"u. Miss. are guests
f"r tn" summer OF Mr.. and Mrs. i. Il.
f.akiu.
Mr.. AMI Mrs, Ernest l:ranSford. OF
winston SALEM. Mrs J. sidney sharpe
"tl mn" daughter, OF Grenada
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GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the Juice OF two lemons into
Dottie containing three ounces OF
orchard white. which any drug store
VIII supply for few cents. shake
We'll ana you have quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon bleach
MASSAGE this sweetly fragrant ioti"I,
INTO the face. neck. arms and hands
each day. then shortly note the beauty
ana "hitcness of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to bleach and bring
mat soft, clear. rosy white complex
l"h' also as frecklc. sunburn and
'an h'each. because II doesn't irritate.
Advertisement.
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from d.liphtful eoiourn in Atlantic
c!,y, where n. was accompanied by
h.r sisters. Mrs. Rust and Miss Me
'arGl.ss. !ollow!ny visit to their
pu!!ad.lphia hone
Carter Page Is visiting relatives
IN powha,an. following u bret VISIT
10 Mr.. and Mrs =. .. Tate. in Rich
mond
70, and N,s soar, <,,Irg,ar,
,,", ,.,, p..
.,n g., "a 49,. ,s.,r,,''r,o
anu w ~ ""'' a." ~"
w" W'""S n"Nlh"SS '''" 4" ~"
~" ivy! -" "'
"h''n 'h'! WI. 'r '''"''' ]" N''" ''c
NY pN ~ - h""''''e messenger !'F
81" 'N'''''''" ''S'''
Mrs. g III E"ldsb"r"ush enter
'ain"d numr"i ~ ia" very young
80 on TE"sday afternoon In honor
} ~ n"r s'ua.. cons ns. Frances Am r.
rier Est"lt" and Nancy Lee, OF
'harIott"S' VINO are visiting
heir grandmother. Mrs II Is Lee.
Mrs : Howell Brown OF Puts
burg, nho leased ,h- Wait" nom" for
luly. has been Joined by other mem
h-rs OF the f,mily. Including Dr and
Mrs o. A. ia en-. OF f!Cuolu!U: Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Fenn!" and Mrs
i"rcy Fdm"mds, @: i.rs hurGn. How =
I'll Brown, OF Boston. and Nj. anil
Mrs Ara smith. and group OF Mrs.
browns grand nl!dr"n.
Nj. l.. Il. ScttI. .ccomrari.d hv
mr. t.,,..h,, 49, =. T, ,,
Visiting nor SON and administrative
Mr and Mr. L : S.,t.. al in.i,
summer nome. "Set,cdowu" u.ar
Gosh.n
rr N "a I.vis aud Nae. >,.rI,,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Iarabee and
family. VINO hav" n""u guests ~ Mr..
qua Mrs -. Y. Hanger. returned
Monday Ia iho"hus.
rr. and Mrs j g. Reed. oC Black
stone. ar" guests this ween o. Nj.
and Mrs. ] r. Eoaman.
Gordon j Dearborn has returned
=" Victoria. after spending tn. week
"rd with Mr.. aud Mrs. : NJ 6 wills
at "IngI "sh"."
Rev. Thomas Tror-. Of Salisbury.
g. !, tn" quest u Mr. and Mrs.
W r Saud!Ir"
William Sandidg" is TIA" gu"-, OF
relatives and friends in Salishur;
and "th"r points IN Norrr Carolina.
NJ. and Mrs. William I.l"w.lyu. oc
Loo Angeles, Gal. are VISITING Mr..
ana Mrs ". g. Brodl".
ROY. G""rp" r. Zachary. 81 Ci.m-
son, : -. VINO has been the gu"s; ~
r. MrGiunie aud other friends
here. i.;, Mouday for Richmond
~ k"s"icH. and Mrs. Robcr, Meade,
~ iiaymarkcr. are guests Of Mrs =.
l.. Scott
MIR. and Mrs Edward Hohson. who
wer" married Jl!!v in .Ash.villc
y. G.. and VIII" nav. h-.n touring
n Western North Carolina. arrived
IN Amherst Monday and Will, u. a.
nom" ;n their friends after July !:
8, the nome Of MIR. and Mrs. W f.
sand.dge
Roy. L. Hunter Early. Of Louisa
was hcr" Tuesday.
Mrs MIL" Murr"ll. Of Richmond
and Mrs. iou@h. OF the rnivcrsIty
": Virginia. w"r" gu"s'- this week
- Ms Thomas Whitehead Il, "Mnun-
tain View and attended the Won
ans M'sSionary Society az tho Char
io''"sNliie District Conference" which
convened "Wednesday at EnanucI
Methodist Church Amherst.
Saturday night -, Seven Oaks
T. I. Harrison entertained AZ =
nun"t supper his business associates
composed ~ the officers and direc-
'"rs ~ tho Peoples National Bank
l.ynchhurg.
IN" regular m""tIn- ~ the WON
ans Missionary Society ~ the Am
horst Raptist church was hold this
week AZ tho home - Mrs. " n
lamp.
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CULPEPER

Especial TO The Times
CULPEPER. VA. July l=-Ed,.; -
Cuarles. Of New Haven. Conn
cehuy visited his mother and sis,or
Mrs II. l.. Quarles and Mr.. yo,n
Vowel. ''"'
MISS Georgia Wager entertained n
group or young cousins who morn,
over from Markham for tho IIoroa
SNOW dances. and spent several d.,
IN town. Among them we're NIs.,.
Nanni" and Julia Yates and Eliza.
ncth Newton, Marshall Newton. .Ir.
CHARLES Reckham and Or. lame,
Rev. Willim Hroon carter. who ha q
been pastor of tho Novum Ean,i.,
'hnrch for the past ten years. has
resigned his charge and accepted A
chhrch in Augusta County
MI and Mrs. X. +. Booton and Miss
Heiiie May Quinn are attending The
Saptist encampment at Virginia
Beach. this week.
Mrs {. II. Wine has returned from
u visit to relatives In warrenton and
I" Mr. and Mrs. Ashby Covinston. al,
Mec,zc :"
MIS-. /. Mercer Jones was hostess
on saturday at beautifully an
pointed luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
russell Hall. the house guest of Mrs
J. NJ, Graves.
On Tuesday afternoon Miss Kettle
.""'S gave party with additional
ienus Tor afternoon tea. honor
Ing Mrs. Hall. and on Monday .ye
ming Miss May Johnson entertained.
complimentary to the visit OF Mrs
Hail, who left yesterda; for ber
home In Emporia
In motor party to Front ROYAL for
the dance on Tuesday evening were
Misses Caroline Strother, Anne Green
Margaret White and French slaush
ter, Charles HUMPHREYS. Loon Male
and Jack Eggborn.
Mrs. 2. H Gibson has returned
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Richmond after n visit with N!s,
Josephine GRAY.
hr. anh Mrs. n g. Smith. who have
h""n guests az their parents here IA"
past week. hay. returned Ia their
horn" la N"rfolk
Miss incz Snack "lf"rd and brother.
W: T. Shackeit"rd. If Richmond.
w"r" Weekend guests with their
mother.
Dri Frank S'"rl". to, Richmond ~
spending ia. summer with br, w u.
iwa;hm"N. ~ "Unnrks"
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THREE

Miss. Mrs II. ~ Campbell. NJ iy,.5.
burg. and Lewis nrousfnrd of Wash.
insi"n. nre guests ,Of Rev. and Sir
l.. i NrRusf"Jd
Mrs. william r. NARROW and Wal.
lac" N"r!Ow lcf, Thurslsy 90 spcpd
tw" w""hs with Mrs, rltxroy sl,wci,
Ia, Bedford.
Mrs Roy I Holden 10 at tho ye..
i"rs"n Hospital. Roanoke, whers she
recently underwear, an operation 10:
appendicitis
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AMHERST

AMHERST. VA. July la-WaIlac,
Ewalt. OF Baltimore. and Miss Dnro
thy toplev. Of New York, are guest
Of Herman Page Jr.. and Miss Ad".l.
'age at "Dulwich Farm
Mrs. =. NJ. -. Wills was tho suaS
Of Mrs. Preston craichili and Mrs
Massie Lyon in I.ynChhurr recently
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To Wear Thin Waists
or Sleeveless Dresses
(ResmtN ToplcS.l

with the aid Of dclatone paste.
IL Is an easy matter for any woma n
TO remove every trace OF hair or fuzz
from face. neck and arms. Enough
Of the powdered delatone and water
lis mixed into thick paste and spread
on the hairy surface for about 3
minutes, then rubbed of and the skin
washed. This completely removes
the hair, but to avid disappointment,
get the delatone In An original pack
aGe and mix fresh.=AdY
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CROCKETT SPRINGS

lSp"Cial 80 Tn. Times -pispatch
CROCK EFT STRINGS. VA. July -.
cor is the most popular paStim- at
the springs. Among its d"vot.cs is
MIS-. l'aul Mayo, Of Richmond " no
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SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
AROUND LYNCHBURG
Many Entertainments Held
for Oui-of.Town
Nisitors.

LlNcHRURG. VA. July Ii. Miss
Mamie Hardy, Of Norfolk. and Miss
virginia Peters. uf Richmond. were
Z h"nor"es ~ IL dance given Tuesday
evening Icy Mrs. Lloyd a. Myers at
, her home In i'"aklHnd when about
forty Of the younger DE-, were pres
rht Tor the dance. Misses HARDY ana
Peters. who have been guests uf
Mics Frances Clark. viii spend "a
week with Mrs II. j. Ingram before
returning 10 ,h"ir homes.
'NmD"rs OF the Garden club drove
N'rSiay afternoon TO the country
place ~ Mr.. and Mrs James owen
Nai'a for the regular meeting OF tn"
'Nih when Mrs. Floyd l.. knight dis
GUESSED rock gardens and Mrs. Ran
d"'ph Harrison. moonlight, gardens.
Niss Jessie I'"'.rs gave a practical
isIh on garden pests.
Mics Nina Marshall entertained
Monday evening A. her home IN RE-
''n"rt in honor n Miss virginia
S'rnuac. nf this CITY and her gu--,
Miss kath"rin. seward. ~ ret.is-
burg. The prizes OF the evening w.r.
Won hy Ernest SCOTT and Miss Emma
Earr!s.
MIR. and Mrs. II. 4. Wells and Her
bert ,Jr.. and Miss Vivian plunHet,
have returned from an automobile.
trip North. having been accompanied
HON" BY their sister. Mrs i.oriny
Miller. Of Sew York city
Mr.. and Irs. ThrUstpn CuIb.rt and
hahN Lucille, NAY" g"n" ." visit rel
hrv"s =, Marion. after q stay Of two
weeks her" with sir. ana Mrs H. W
Fields
Mss r"rn"lis sban"r. Of WINSTON
Salem. y e.. Is tho pu..t oc her aunt.
Mrs. T.. II iianc"ck. hcro.
Miss Alpha Morton Shan.r. %
winston salem. y. g. ~h" had been
visiting her aunt Miss Ruby Shan.r
here has r"n" |" bedford Tor stay
WIN another aunt. Mrs. I.andon
Lowry.
Miss virginia s,rou, entertained =,
h"r home hoy" in honor of her yu..,
Ml~s katherine seward. o, ro,crs
burg. serving salad course after "A
hri!r" game. Miss Marion Lev, u.on
~" sco'H Tor top Prize and a souvenir
was given mo honorc.
Miss Lucy ware entertained a,
hrids" In honor Of Mics KATHERINE.
I'"oNs, house guest OF Miss Grace
Adams luncheon following IN.
gam" MISS Jean Barn.r. ~ Joliet.
~" NON m" prize .or high score and
MISS Brooke Was given trophy Of
tn" function
Miss Frances CLARK entertained
win a luncheon and thea,"r party in
honor ~ her guests MISS MANI"
I'nL' ., T"f,"IN. ana Ms. Virgin"
m''"'''. mn M'>s Ellen
.,s"". mrs present included
a'r :, ,n N'.p' h",h" t"N. J".
fH1H""'h ruliiam. n. latter Of Rtch-
,,.
~. "' WINSTON
I ,L,, ~ l'Hh'an ANA
,,,i, ~" ~" r'f""t k"HH.
&1,n,t,,r. ''''"r "' M"
ma '"hl"6 ms Ny"
n, VA IA EnSIana.
] ,,,,,T ~ '"'' '"' ia weeks
-. .
III. Suhdch C,.h n,'''' 8"
80, I'' ~ h"f nome. when
Miss Nanr, F,nI.,.-
Nirs Thum,. G,,, .
lo.r mi s.,o,,I ,,,,I "'
Ci,, ma. ,.,. "' >
ahI. to r.,,,rr ;, 90 ~
Nj and NJ. - :. ,,
returned f,,,, u,,,,. 10, 80"
,i.urr. ""' '''"
MI. Dan l.,.,.
10, ~ ma r''"'hcG from
Mrs T. u y,u,ur , ...I n.
m. .u.s, a., h.r r,,a - =,
mord fl, pt.r,or, ' '''
Nies.s N,r, and rr.,o ,i,
'' anu '"h'"H alder ar
S,cvar, walker '""''
Mss Io,,li. I,b,,,o
4, -. 81 N'r'"iN'
I,rir..,,r s,roo, " ~" '''' ii
Mss Sa,li. Manner - yisf,i ;.
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actually v~niSh"s fr"uI ~,sh; pud The ui,-t
heated Atmosphere viii net produce tho
!ris; Shinin"-s "r rr"asin"-s of IN" 81 in.
No matter whether ynu are troubled
with poor complex ion. wrinkles. PUN
ness around the eyes. fr-rk!"s, Crows feet
pr limos around The month. ugly hnger
nhii'. or Just simple roughnrss ~ tn~
face. hands ar arms caused 10y wind or
sun. N"u VII! hnd that amy or all ~ these
troubles viii quickly disappear with the
NJ" "f Towards ButternilA Cream II
You cannot obtain locally send Il" cents.
SILVER or stamps for generous iria! pack
az" ar ""lh cream and Soap. Howard
iiros. Co. i,unalo. y. Y.-Adv.
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Mamie Wlghtman ara visiting rola-
iiN.s in Ia inore.
Mss Julia Collins. of WashIngion
is the eu.s, ~ Mrs, Ii"Sler Vaughan
at Signal NM
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WINS $4,000, 900 INCREASE
IN CHICAGO TEACHERS PAY
Miss Margaret Haley Leads
Successful Fight for
Raise,

CHICAGO. JULY i5.-Icanno Dare
"f pedagogy,
Margaret a. Haley Of thi, city.
has earned the ti,l".
For twenty years she has been
Hxhting for school teachers all over
,ha country.
That's why. &" un,"id thnu.and.
III" IL known ns the "nxhting schuol-
itarn."
Tho other day Mis-. Haley banded
thicagos grade and hlyh school In
s'ruct"rs t.noo.0c0 yearly sainry
iuCrcas".
How
iiy ngh,iny FOR H.
Federation OnirinI
Her of'ic'ai TIL. IL business repre-
sentative" "f the Chicago T"achcrs'
Federa'ion. an organization which
-he aided IN establishing
Tier long s"r.es Of battles for bet
ter pay and working conditions
trough, her into national prori-
hence.
whenever called upon she hs.
York. Roston and other cities 20 d.
rect the Eyh,s Of school teachers in
those places FOR 4 .uuar- deal
And Margaret Haley Just loves a
good scrap
"I'y. been In p.rn,v of them" 81.
says. "pu, ny 10 date there's not a
scratch on me.
For my teachers Miss Hsley has
f"r"SWorn marriar" and sacrificed
other comforts. until freedom -
achieved freedom from fear of Hu-
,h"rity and political domination" she
Aays
FI,t.-Si, Rnui-- H",ai
"'rh. rphiing sch"ulu.rTn" figures
sh" has been mixed IN ff'r-sir major
'nTag.ncuiS aud scores pf miTsor
sorirnmHg"s during her twenty years
~ constant yigil.
Besides champiOninr teachers.
Miss HALEY j. ais" Interested in n"
d"v. l"pm+nt and welfare of wou"r.
generally. Sh" WAY one "f tn. prlra"
movers In the sunras" movement
Il want teachers 20 hav" butter
pay and better WORKING conditions
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Defies Old Age By Using
Towards ButtermiIk Cream
To Beautify Her Complexion
Tells Druggists Not To Take Any
Ones Money Unless This Delight
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AMERICANS EAGER
TO GO TO LEvEES.
Bombard Ambassador George
Harvey for Cards of Admis-
sion to Royal Receptions.
Offer ALL KINDS OF PLEAS
Wife of Washington Diplomat Gives
Interesting Picture of One Of These
Court Functions-Finds
Queen Beautiful.

London.-There has been keen
rivalry among Americans in London to
gain entrance to King George and
Queen Mary's court levees, which have
been revived for the first time in eight
years. Colonel Harvey; the American
ambassador, has been inundated with
requests, pleas and prayers from
Americans Of all ranks ito see what
the king and queen look like
Every sort of argument has been
advanced by the petitioners, and the
ambassador has found it difficult to
choose between those legitimately en-
titled to bowling acquaintance with
the king and queen, and mere tourists
NJ "social climbers who want some
Thing to write home about or to put
n their diaries
Described by American Woman.
Among the favored American women
who were permitted to bend their knee
before George and Mary was the wife
Of a Washington diplomat, who has
given the following description of the
function:
AN IAA1A AAOoC 1doCA49
impression was the appearance of the
queen. I had been led to expect from
photographs and published descrip-
tions that she was Of a severely
matronly type. Instead, she seemed
to be perfectly beautiful; in fact,
superb in her regalness, and wearing
her magnificent jewels like flowers.
Her face had nothing Of the pictured
severity, but radiated the kindliest
Of smiles as I passed and courtesied.
"The court was everything I had
imagined it would be in pomp and
grandeur, but throughout it all there
vas wonderful human note. The
ring and queen seemed delighted to
Eelcome us. Of hauteur there was
aone; in fact, the manner in
which the queen and Princess Mary
aept chatting and laughing during the
intervals seemed to indicate that the
members of the royal family were
enjoying themselves as much as we
we're.
"Machinery Is Wonderful"
"The machinery Of the ceremonial
vas so wonderful, so perfect in it's
apparent effortlessness, that there
really was no reason to be nervous.
White-gloved hands were always ready
to arrange. our trains, to point the
route we were to 60, to hold us for a
moment, or indicate that we should
proceed. It was impossible to do the
wrong thing. The curtsy before the
king, then few steps and another
eurtsy before the queen, and the
presentation was over before I re-
SLICED it.
'"The difference between the court
sad presidential reception at Wash
ington is essentially one of background
and size. We lack the brilliance of
uniforms and decorations, but we ex-
eel, I think, in the beauty Of our wom-
en- and the elegant simplicity and quiet
dignity Of the dress Of our men," -