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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
HUNTINGTON ACQUIRES
BROCK LIBRARY HERE,
Priceless Collection ar
'"cs Z" Northumberland
Data Particularly \aI,nII.

hthry J.. Huntington. Of san Ga
~ ''' al shareholder in,
'ht chesapeake and ohio Railway
ana IN the Newport News Dry Do,i;
and ShipbuildinS Company, has pur-
chased the library OF the cs1at. Of
robert y. brock. "f Richmond. whicI,
'ncIuces books. manuscripts, nam
phietS' newspapers and letters touch
ms upon every phase OF virginia $
history some 1900 books and Ia
goo pamphlets are in the library. as
Vel! AS set OF narratives of IN.
seventeenth century. which is sand
10 toe priceless
pr. Brock. FOR years previous TO
MS death Il few years ago. yIs,tcd
the old book shops In the CIV,
where he gathered many valuable
volumes lie was particularly in
t,rcsted in the histories OF families
IN Eirsinia. and he traced the an
cesirieS o! large number az IN.
most prominent Virginia families.
The library is said TO be one of INC
most complete in the world.
X i. Brock, Jr.. o: 1911 Kensinr.
lon AFenu- IS son. and Mrs. II :,
Hrock, OF 81 West Main Street. the
widow OF Dr. Brock. -.
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Synopsis

STEPHEN CULpEPt.N-Son OF
the old ar.stocracy of Richmond.
veteran OF the late war. walk
in the winter twilight-mec,s
FATTY VETCH--daughtc OF
GIDEON NETCli-the Governor
OF Virginia. former circus man.
spellbinder and politician. Patty.
rcscuing an injured pigeon. falls
on the Recovered pavement. and
stephen assists her back to the
Governors Mansion. Stephen finds
himself Interested In the girl IN
spite of the fact that he CON
si!crs her not OF his class and
heartily disapproves Of her
JUDGE lIONATlO LANCASTER
rA,iE-who had once been Am
basSadur TO Great Britain.
COMMA PAGE. daughter of
the judge and cousin to stephen.
who spends most OF her time in
an old print shop in Franklin
Street amid rareprints which she
never hopes To sell.
RANDOLPH BYRD CULPEPER
head Of the Culpeper family.
MARGARET BLAIR - whose
paretns as we'll as Stephens are
set on marrying the young couple
visits the Culpcper homo on
Stephens return. You are SO
different from other girls" says
stephen. who. however. is still
thinking very often OF Patty
Nctch.
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rrcpnrr for Winter show.

Tho winter show of the Virginia
breeders and FanricrS' Association
viii be held december ll-l6. in "A
piac" yet To Lee designated. but ar
rangemcnts for the show are going
ahead under the supcrintcndency OF
II. -. R"rSor. Wexford K. Sutherland
show secretary. and !. II. Hallahan,
secretary of the association. \ fca-
ture of the show will be that the
hutch"S and coopS will he permanent
a fund OF $i,"30 having been raised
10 build the same, so that they can
b" rented out To fairs and other
poultry and pet stock shows
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FIND DINOSAUR BONES
IN NORTH CAROLINA
LKv Associated rress. !

CHARLOTTE. y. &. Oct 3l-
What are thought to be the bones
of dinosaur or other prehistoric
animal have been uncovered by
workmcn cXcavating at Enfield In
tn" western portion of North Caro-
lima. President LaAton, OF the en-
Einccrine firm OF Tucker and LAX
ton. announced here today. MIR
LaNton. who Is somewhat vcrscd in
geology. said he thought enough of
the discovery TO write the State
geological department of the Uni
r"rSity "f North Carolina. asking IL
the department desired to ihvcsti-
gate the matter and offerin:. the use
of his force OF workmcn.
IN" tind was made at a depth OF
Twenty-Five feet. Mr.. LaXton said.
and was cncruStcd with what APP
rcarcd TO bc the remains of sea-
shells. lie pointed ont that scicn-
lists believe the Atlantic Ocean at
ono time covered the coastal plain of
North Carolina and other seaboard
States.
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the Leo monument. Cost a lott
they say! Queer. ain't IL. tho
we spend million dollars or
on thing one year. and tho
want to Kick It out ON tho
heap? reckon It's the Same
about behavior too. II ain't SO !,
what you do AZ tho time you I
IN that seems to make tho d$
encc." AS she showed no inclina
TO follow this train of moral!I
ne asked suddenly. do you rei{
Der your mother"
Only once. I remember seeing
once. He had not imagined
her voice could become SO gent
Did they ever tell you what
came OF herr
Yes, know that. She lost
mind. They told mo that she
in the asylum"
He was stu Watching her rIo
as II he were observing the efrec
her nerves OF each word he utt.
'bid they tell YOU the cause of
She shook her head. That wa
they ever told mo-
You mean your father never I
toned II to you? Arc you sur
never spoke OF Mrs. Grccn?"
Il shouldn't have forgotten.
II she Is my mothers sister.
has she never written To mc?"
"Ah. that's just II! She was al
your father wouldn't like It. r
was a difference OF some kind
don't know what II was about
they didn't get on--and--and-
II am sure father was right.
is always right" she said loyal
Well. he may have been. I'm
denying that: but us an old ,
now. and i wouldn't bring II
again. II were you. He has en-,
things TO carry without that"
tTo Br Continucd.)
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EMPLOYEES OF CITY ACT
TO GET PENSION FUND
Committees Appointed Las,
Night TO Formulate and
Present Plan.

More than 300 employees ot the city
attended the meeting in tn. John
Marshall High School auditorium
last nigh; to effect organization for
tho purpose Of working in behalf Of
tho establishment, Of a permanent
municipal pension fund Tho action
by Mayor Aiuslic in recommending
such fund Was Endorsed and com
mittccs We're appointed To represent
tho municipal departments i'm the
formation Of "a plan for pension
fund. Major Marshall NJ. Milton was
elected permanent chairman ana pre-
sided. w. 7. Ross Morris was elect
cd permanent secretary
State senator Morgan Il. Mills ad-
dressed the meeting. calling sttcn-
ton To section Of the City Charter
with reference TO the creation and
maintenance az special fund to be
known as CITY Employees Fund.
which gave to the city OF Richmond
power To enact a suitabl. ordinance
TO create and maintain such Il fund.
Senator Mills said nothing had been
done along this line. due IL tn" fail
urc OF tho employees 10 interest
themselves in the matter.
After some further discussion. mo
ton was made and adopted that each
department appoint "a committee OF
three. who will got together and
formulate some plan regarding
pension fund. and report back TO the
general meeting at a later date
The different departments made
the following appointments at tho
meeting:
Department; OF Public works-C.
., Biakcly. Humphrey Calder ana J.
L. Reynolds.
Department OF Public Welfare
Howard iieslcp. Thomas Morton and
walter y. Bowery.
Department OF Public Safety
Chief OF Police c. \. sherry. Fire
Chief W. II. Joynes and +. !. Gentry.
Department Of Public Utilities
y {. Walton, y. NJ. Prydc and Hor-
ace Griffin.
Division of Finance-char,es
Philips. Richard NJ Haskcr and
Richard Walsh.
city School Board. II. Rtnford.
e. G Hancock and Miss Hannah
COIN
Department OF Law-Commi,tcc to
be announced later
After the names had been an
nounced by the secretary. by mo-
ZION. which was adopted. tn. gen.
erai body confirmed the appoint
mcnts
Present at the meeting were: from
the Department of Welfare. 10 DE.
parimcnt OF Public Works. 81. De.
parim"nt of Public Utilities. no.
Department OF Public Safety. AZ.
Guy school Board, p, total a33; nm
CLASSIFIED. 100.
Secretary Norris was requested TO
secure data from various cities I'm
connection with a pension fund
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WHITE HOUSE URGES
TAX EXEMPTION CURB
Inv Assnciuteh rrnss

WASiIINGToN. oct 3l.-Elopc that
congress viii adopt measures to end
the issuance Of tax exempt sccuri-
tics was expressed today 10y the
White House.
Issuance OF securities. particular
lv tax exempt issues. was declared
the greatest menace In the financial
world at the present time. 1t was
pointed out that II resolution provid-
ing for q constitutional amcndmcn;
on the subject is pending before the
senate, and il was Indicated that the
President; would give his emphatic
support In the stand taken by Sec
Rotary Mellon against further tax
exempt issues.
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New city Ambulance Available.

With the installation OF "a new am
bulance at the Memorial Hospital
yesterday three ambulanccs are
made available for emergency and
accident calls in Richmond The
new ambulance was built at 4 cost
of $1,000. The body was especially
designed for the chassis by J. w
Wade. who has operated city am
balances for number OF years.
With the addition of the new ambu-
lance. AN extra driver has been
placed on duty and two ambuiances
are made ready at a moments no.
ticc 10 respond to emergency and
accident calls in any part OF the
citv
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Important Meeting or cnmp.

Their" viii be a most interesting
meeting of Stoncwall Jack son Camp.
: G. V. hold next Thursday night at
\ o'clock in the Randolph Hail. The
committee appointed to draft rcsolu-
ttons regarding tho charging Of Lee
chapel al Washington aud Lee Uni
vcrsity Will make it's report The
Daughters viii have = repre- >~uti,tion
on hand and Il delightful program is
looked forward to. a large attend
ance is expected. and all Sons and
Veterans are most cordially wei
coined.
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Former virginia Editor tonor.d

If NSliHtRG. VA, Oct. 3l.-Edgar
Syd.nstriCkcr, who. according to
cable dispatches. has been offered the
position of director OF all health
activities under control Of the
League of Nations, was editor Of the
Lynchhurg Advance for several
years and also taught In tho public
schools here. He Is a graduate OF
Washington and Lee University and
al present Is staiistician of the
United states Public Health Service
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Continued From Ycstcrdayo

Rising from her chair, she moved
away from the mirror. and wander
cd rcStlessly to the pile OF fashion
magazines and fcstivcly decorated
books on etiquette" that Uttered the
table beside the chintz-covercd
couch. "They don't know every
thing" she thought contcmptuously
How hard she had tried to learn. and
yet how confused. how hopeless. it
all seemed to her tonight. All tn.
hours that she had spent in fulfil.
study appeared to her wasted, At
her first dinner she had felt as he.
wiidered and unhappy as II she had
never opened one Of those thick
Eaudy volumes that had. cost so
much--as much as box of choco-
latcs every day for week Il don';
care she said aloud. with sullen
resolution. II am going to let them
sec that ! don't want any favors"
The next afternoon she went out
early In order to escape Gershum:
but when she came In. after rest.
less wandering In shops and a shor,
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CounriImen In.p.c, r,,

Lh"IFman Lawrcnce 7. prlr. - >,
special committee OF the courrI
committee on Utilities. has raller
maj committee TO meet at Ashland
and Tarv!e Streets next .rua,d'
afternoon at 3 O'clock. TO ,rsr,..,
the Clark Springs property. whicn
the hollywood Cemetery Cn,urary
wishes 10 purchase from the c!tv
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For Colds, Grip or Influenza

ana az "A Preventive. take I.axut
BROMO QUiNiEf; Tablets. The
bears the signature of T.. w. Ord
tBc sure YOU get IiROMOD 30I
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
TIGER TELLS EDITORS
NEEDS OF FRANCE

Continued From First Pace
'e>tral references be- made g. .
wished o. reserve the Meter ~ nt.
pub. addresses
'n."m. steven Eun>al. wlo. s,,.-
Mod .aieil On cherg" 80 IN. C..".,.-
""tg to"r sad tuulgh, To-. dl roo.
NruN a"N eng IT,. Ti:.- v.u.d AZ.
% n-s' puonc address L, r. do
IN"'"a TOMORROW "N.uluG Iu The
metropolitan pr.ra Hov~o.
w" have urged 0ir fo- bic
N'r 'h'- >hk" I" limit himself 'n an
"'"H b" said. hut ~" ma! speak
here s 30 doubt bu, that Do. ws-
a"Id hiS audience.
I'LL" >l-E.,r-uld .x-Tr.r.cr rroy.
'' MS New York HON. immediately
s'i"r til" address and lay down Iu-
nearly ~" hours liz auv"a rod
somewhat we""i't ny his .rpr,. hu,
Ms uo agSia SAur'!v bc!or- . "'c.os =
go q" 90 g reception Of ta. Fran &C.
NW.ri"" society ~ jne homc OF,
t"'"as W Lamont,
'ai"ur i'"nsa uti "Nt.'.l prom
i."S ON moth side tua, ,H,r. wuuId
b" %" h"adshhs.ns a, ra.s ;ur.tira.
nut neither ,hc Tiger uo- ~. -ocf..,
mu~rS could he restrained aud
'"1r'n."au shuok r,ud~ a-uuud
MIN >"m";hing ltk. Sty"uty-nvr 9er.
suu.
II, mad. no formal ,n- *, ns
-hdtt,n With muuN - n.. g..
Who's" uuul"'i included r. II Ga.,.
"utirw-u - m. lri',d >'at.s >'...
'"rpnr alton john o. ~ a,rei.,l.
'ir EH"N Hoo' aud chaan VI To-.
!.y-
sle"-, eeu 4.,o,ea ex,r, .~va-
h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

George S!pcl, knew nothing o, tho
murders. bat declared that Mrs. Glib
son. tn" ptc woman. Ms trying 10
bring him into -
Slpel wh.i seen tonirh, by re-
poFt"rs. admitted Mrs Gibson had
hlkcd 10 him about the case. He
SAID. however. that all ne knew was
mat he had seem a wagon on EastOn
Avenue. the nigh; OF the shooting.
Last Saturday. h. said Mr.. Gibson
asked hiT TO swear to something
hut a." asserted he told her she was
"'k'hE 10 ~" wrong type OF man"
I"norrow prs Cronk. Pagcrman
and Smith. whn made the autopS!es
on ID" bodies az HAN and Mrs. Miu.
"i!l b." questioned. The polio. Off
Gers "ll" guarded the bodies un,!I
The county authorities appeared. and
several minor witncsses are also
scheduled :" appear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

arrh' frs. but were saved by 80
gleE work 90 Highland PARK com-
t"r s. e. AMI Eusin. C.upea.
~ -. 10 tn. fire Department, I'll,
aus" ~ 'n, fire Was mo-, a.. .rtatn.d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks hcs.
Z an after Golden Clint Shampoo.
All.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

e"E"iumeng- action AZ . d-vir, ;
-l.t IL. r..-t :rnLm MN h-.-i--u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

ris. Pendleton Much informal en-
tertaining is being done in their
honor. y number of their friends
have motor"d from Norfolk, Ashland
and liarrisonburS.
Mrs. Crawford. OF Detroit. Mich.
is spending some time with her sister,
Mrs Lawrence l.. Martin.
MIR. and Mrs Jester GRAY ana chill
drcn, OF fredcrica. Del. aud DR.. and
Mrs. Vaughan and daughter. OF Wav-
criy. spent IA part Of this week with
Mrs George l.. Burt
Miss Angelina Magrudcr. of Rich
mond. is spending some time with
Mrs. j. l.. Jordan.
Mrs. Miriam Boyd. OF Richmond. Is
visiting her sister, Miss Blanche
Coghill
Rev. Richard Bagby. OF washing
ton, y. g.. spent Il part OF this week
with friends here.
Mrs. George Heltzhoover has re-
turned to her home In Charles Town.
w. Va. after visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Baker
Mrs. Irhy Moncure. OF Blackstone.
Is spending some time with Mrs r..
=. MnncMre.
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;. III. Saunders. w. o. McCabe. A.
i. cauthorn. II X. lockwood. l.. O.
Thomas. III. y. Stanley. Nj. II. Pad
Iett. 5. NJ. Roadcap. Il. L. thinner
man. 4. r. oliver. w. O. Arlington
L. W. Luck.
The following will have charge OF
the different departments: live stock.
NJ. IL. PadSctt. Ralph Turpin. II. c.
T. Sitwcll. w. t. Guthrie. George
McNcar. Joe Tuck. II. g. Barton Hugh
Luck. Edward Marshall. g. G.. Muir
ray. Poultry. Jennings Mauphin.
Farm. garden and orchard products.
J.. w. pouton. Mrs. +. G. Rhett 1,
chairman OF the woman's department,
and under this head Mrs. w. O. Nc
Gable. Mrs. T. G. Hatcher and Mrs.
Hugh Miller will have charge Of the
baked goods Mrs. j. Il. Calhoun. of
the canned goods. Mrs. T.. g. Burks,
Of arts and crafts. Miss Belle
Thomas. Of flowers: Miss Eleanor Hub
bard and j. w. Ponton, OF the club
work: Mrs. W. j. Phillips. domestic
arts: Miss Blanche Tollcy. Mrs i. D.
Thomas. Mrs. W. W. berry. Mrs
Claude Harrison. Mrs. w A. ritz-
patrick and Mrs. Odcil Fizcr. school
fair department.
Miss Clara ellis lief, "Wednesday
tor Batt'choro, y. G.. to visit friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Dan Howell. of Roa-
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ana poultry as we'll and exhibitors
vi other products. The American
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Associ,-
ton and the American Ierford Cat
tie Breeders Association have Of
fcrcd valuable sums of money To eat
Tie breeders in addition To that Of
Tered by the fair association.
Two departments of tho fair which
arc OF incstimablc value and cannot
be too highly commended ar. th.
school fair department and the dcpar,-
inent for the boys and girls OF the hi,ne
economic and agricultural clubs. In
thcse departments the boys and girls
may compete with each other and the
premiums offered arc quite worth
their effort.
DR. w. .. McCabe ia president of
the Bedford County Fair Association.
j. T. Patterson, icc-presidcnt. ANA
j. Galloway Brown. observation-disclosures
urer T.. O. Thomas. L. *. Arthur
w. II. Hurt. w. l.. Lyle and l.. +
WinEncld compose the executive com
mittcc. and the directors arc James
Mcintyre w. l.. Lyle. w. &. Lazcnby.
w. J.. Hurt. :. II. IIuddlcs,on. \. J.
scott, Ia. l.. WinGiicid. Landon Lowry.
y. I. Holland, j. b. Walker. G.. ID.
WinIheld. l.. *. Arthur. j. l.. pat
iers"n. Harry u. Walker. John
Bower. g. =. Parker. q. A. Thomas.
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noke. spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Miller.
Misc Kathleen Lockard. of Roanoke.
has been visiting Mrs. G. NJ. Wieing-
ton.
Miss Louise Tabb. of Norfolk. liz
the guest of Mrs. II. NJ. Wright. on
West Main street.
Mrs. Don T.. Parker has returned
from Il visit to relatives in Ash
VILE
Miss katherine owen Is In Key
stone. w. Va. visiting her aunt. Mrs.
ii. IL. White.
III. l.. Martin. Of the Diamond Match
Company. spent the weck.eud with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Miller
Mrs. l.. c. AGREE and daughter. Miss
Florence. of Lynchburg. spent sun
DAY with MIR. and Mrs Il. ". owen.
Bowyer Cardcr and family. Of Roa-
nokc, arc spending this week I'm Bed
ford.
NJ. B Luck. OF Blucneid. spent tho
Weekend with his mother. Mrs. !.
l.. Luck.
Miss Lizzie ThaXton. OF Roanoke,
has been visiting Mrs. G. r. Heller.
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. .Ashby Scott. of Roa-
nokc. spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. j. y. Scott.
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BEDFORD TO HOLD FAIR
4 DAYS IN SEPTEMBER
County Fctc Has Grown Until
1t Is Equal of
Any.

BEDFORD. VA. July o9.-The
premium list issued by tho Bedford
County Fair Association is just OFF
the press of tnc Bedford Printing
Company. and announces September
26-2I-"S-29 as the dates for the
eleventh annual exhibit OF this as
ISOLATION. Interest in the BEDFORD
County Fair has grown until it is
cXcelled by no other county fair of
the state. and the quality OF the
exhibits are equal to any State Fair
Exhibitors are not confined to tho
county, but live stock. poultry. etc.
arc sent fro mall sections OF the
state.
The valuable prizes offered by the
association has done much to attract
the attention OF breeders Of cattle
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ASHLAND


ASHLAND w. July 29--Mr and
Mrs Nruoud Smith and their young
daUghior. Ratio Norub.c Smith. are
-ucs,s of Mr aud Mrs. John Wight
man
MHs James Chcucry has returned
nom "a visit u her SON. pr Alan
'hcusr5 L :. X, and Mrs. Cheuery.
IH YORKTOWN.
Miss Mary LYDIA Cuarlos and Mar
'n sac aye Attending house party
SiN"n by Miss ktiv Carroll. of Char
"I'"SVl!i" iu honor Of her sorority
sisters
Mrs } FREQ M"ssick. Of Atlanta.
= sh'1Nin@ S'ine .,me her" with her
'ar"h's' hr ana MIS-. Il T. bIacN =
Nt,.
Mt n'" 'h y Hh-Nan' ~ ,t.hnond'
Us ,ho Hu,Sl y, MIS-. II. y. Elicit
MIS- W ,'la stevens "un MISS
"'.lPO'lS' Nd are
'"L ~ ne nome o! MY ana MIS-
~. itun, ,,,.... ..,
I'LL" n,"I,''H"'ne eI.eII".ntu
monor OF ,niCr cousin. Miss juliet
st"'> "' M'SS',S'p p' Wh" Is SPeh"
.hs SOM u'Ne mere
w M0oH anI ms ia,her.
nend1eion WOOD. OF Niehin"nd spent
ihe pas; weekend In the home Of
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ALTON

hHTpN va July 2e.-rhe dane.
'l'"N evening brought many cou
H'S from tn" SURROUNDING towua
''-' ""N unusually gay. The chan
'L'hS We're Mrs. Hugh r. Nelson. Of
h"rtoiiosy !,le' Mrs. Theodore "
W .,AA' OF Washington. and Mrs. u. c.
tlzS"r"ld, OF the hotel.
Tho weekly bridge Dar.v ,ool.
n'"ce Wednesday Afternoon win Miss
h'''y robinson. OF Flncastle. as hos
'esS. SISTED by Miss Mildred I'd
,no'HS 'i Norfolk. and Miss Eleanor
F',~Eeraid. Of Roanoke After IN.
am's ices and cases were served
",a !, '@yS Wer" awarded 20 Mi ana
-HrS d. Miller. q .Ncwpor; News
-" h%W 'cnni".cour; is now I'm
'sAea aud n "Nr-,l"tt Condition one
st OF enthusiasts were waiting 10
WaE hci'r" tho was ia place.
Monday even : "a party wen; bv
motor o. irpttocs - tho dane. ana
,iurn"d in 'he carly morning hour,
after q DEL gh'tul time.
MISS MHrgHr"t Frost. VINO b,s
Sp'n' number OF summers af A.
on. arrived from IouiSvnle SUNDAY.
'W rWa! bridge party was hcld
~" 'Hllro"w Monday evening
Two motor parties !ef: tn. hot,
l''aay. ono - Grottocs ana ono 10
Na'--ai Hrior". Z, spcuI :h. alt
.'si saturday q party drove TO
pa 'i.N'i.." Ind visited Month
eilo ana the university.
i.l' err. .Ils OF tho wcca include
Il..!ow. Lindsay Strings
le.Iow, Ralph Wlr.r charlottesville.
" alton. Lindsay Va; MIR and
!iTs u ID I-r@.s Richmond Miss
y h"wlaau. ri huu.I r. w l.,wfs
WaSt.H-tuI II q ,ifGs.r \V..lf,....
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this wcck Ell route to King and
queen. where he expects TO move
his family next week
Clarence Bruce. OF the Union Box
ana Lumber Company. was in Baltl-
more this week on business.
I. j. liarwei. OF Petersburg. spent
tn" week end with his nifc and
daughter who are guests OF Mrs. j.
H. Dcnmcad.
Miss Margaret Shepherd. OF Rich
mond. is visiting her cousin, Marjorie
Treat
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Denmead are
spending their vacation with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dem
mead
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GIRLS! LEMONS
BLEACH SKIN WHITE

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Squeeze the juice o, TWO lemons into
notiIc containing thtc. ounces OF
Orchard White. which any drug store
VIII supply for ii few cents. shake
vel. and you have quarter pint Of
Earnicss and delightful Iciuon bleach
Massage inns swcctiy fragrant lotion
INTO III" face. neck, arms and hands
each CAY. then ShortI" note the beau
~ and whitcueSs OF your skin
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion 10 hicaCn and brine that
boi;. clear, rosy ~ hite complexion
also 10 frccklc. sunburn. and tan
b'ratn because |: doesn', trritate =
hdv
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T-EDDIES made Of Nansook, beauti-
L fully Philippine hand embroidered.
In the popular strap-shoulder style.
Excellent quality garments. A large
number to sell at one price-$1.95.
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Ieddies

D EACTlFUL Teddies Of
- fine Nainsook and
Dimity. Some are very
deliberately lace and en-
broidery trimmed; some
are quite plain and hem
stitched. White, flesh and
a few novelty patterns.
Samples, and very special,
95c and S1.95.
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BOWLING GREEN

BOWLING GREEN. VA, July 20
Miss Marion Walker Glasscll is en-
PERTAINING Il house party of several
Young ladies from Harrisonburg Nor
NAL The guests are Misses Irene
ana b!cktc Long, Elkton: Jinky
Payne. of Buckner: CarraiciGh Jones.
Of Gordonsvillc: Mary Caroline IIar.
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GOzU71S

POSITIVELY amazing
1 values in Inequality
Nainsook Gowns, all sam
pies. Simple styles and
elaborate. Beautifully en-
broidered and lace trim
med. Plain with gingham
trimmings. Many styles.
White and pastel shades.
Very special, 95c and $l.95.