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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-25
EXCURSION
CINCINNATI, OHIO
and return
via
$2.85 l.. & N. $2.85
Further reduction for children.
Sunday, May 2lst, 1922

Special tram will leave Lam
caster $3.50 a. M. returning
will leave Fourth 81. Station,
Cincinnati at $50 p. NJ. Cen
tral Standard Time, (7;30 p,
NJ. City Time.)
For futhsr information con
suit Local Ticket Agent.
(5-ii-2t)
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-05-25
Cost Of Raising Calves.

Actual costs Of raising calves vary
with the time and locality. but by q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
EIGHT FORE1GN-BORN
UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

lNu""i"l :" Tic Tim", Dispatch
'i'NltLpTTES NILLE VA. %ny. -
Eight foreign countries aud tor.
rii"ries arc represented by foreign.
corn students at til" i'nivcrsi,v .,
! lrEin'a one American horn ia
h"Ss!i, ono EuSl!sh'nun. two Cuhnn,.
On" Ian. ON. Porto Hicam. ono Syi..,
on" fuirino ard on" chimes. COIN.
pris" tho nine forcisn-horn students.
''I>t's N"a"y. born an A,ncrtca,
IN Russia. NOW has his home I'm Man
.hnr'a. China. i;"usli :. adams.
English. from E"Wras;ic-nn Tyne
"nS, aud: Marc irtcr Ir.. sn, of tho
swiss Ambassador Narc"Io san.
chez. from ''amaEuJN cuba. .ius-
'aNo ''aSuiristaiu. from lI!,vaua
'"h"; Harry Manuel I:rsluss. from.
Port" Rico: Noshitaro kUsuy.nl.,
from Japan: chi" choa YUM. from
li"uskong. china rcd-o AI"na IRON,
the ihiiirriu" ls,aup-. ar all stu
dents a. ii" uuiy"rsity SIX arc en-
r"ii'd ~ the c"il"E", two in tn,
%rh"nai" department. nud ono i'm ,l..
school uf law.
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SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't stay Gray! Here's an
Old-Time Recipe That Any
body Can Apply.

Tic use OF Sage and sulphur COR
restoring faded. gray hair TO it's nat
urhi color dates hack 10 grand
m"th"r's time. She used il To keen
her hair beautifully dark. glossy and
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull faded or stroakcd an
pcarancc. this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
Eu, brewing at HON. is mussy and
"nt OF date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for bottle OF
"Wyeth's sax" aud sulphur Com
hound" YOU will e; this lannon's ed
preparation. improved hy the addi-
non OF Other ingredients. which can
tie depended ui'"n 10 restore natural
c"ior hnd beauty to the hair
Unknown downtown druggist
says II davk"ns the hair 80 naturally
and evenly that nobody can tell ii
has been applied. You simply
d"mpcn q sponge or soft brush with
IL and draw This through your hair
taking one strand al "a time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears,
ana. after another application or
two. II becomes beautifully dark and
ElosSy.--Adv
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CHRISTIANSBURG

tSnecjnl to Tho Times Dispatch.
tiiKlSTlANSBuRCi. VA. Nov. .,
- j.. Tompilius. Of Floyd. W. u,
Tomrk!nS. of lIiusvilc. ana DR.
Wyihe Tomrkins. OF Wise. arc vIsi,-
ing their brother. NJ II. Tnmpktrs
on college street, who has boon
quito Ill for several days.
Mrs. V VI. Sowdcr has returned
from Washington and I.ynchburr
where she has been on an extended
VISIT I" her sisters. Mrs. l.. i. lI,r.
ma, ana Mrs. judge Latham.
Miss Elizabeth Eoop. OF salem Col.
'eg". at Winston Salem. y. G.. VIM
Was operated on at the .cwis-Galo
hospital in Roanoke, for appendi.
'''is several weeks ago. is inprov.
in% rapidly. ana will return TO col.
l"se next week
Mr. ana Mrs. s. V. Shc,hurno .,
birmingham. Ala. arrived in Chris
i'hnsburG the frs, Of tho week In
spend som" time with their parents
captain and Mrs. J. W. Shclhurnc
fiuGh Thomas. of Roanoke. snc,,
saturday aud sunday in Christians
hNr%. as the CUES; OF friends
MTs. j Il. X. Cowan and d,urh,o-
MISS Josephine. have returned rro,n
lexington, Va. where thcy ai;o,,-
cu nc marriage OF Mrs. Cownu.s
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HEATHSNiLLE

Especial 80 III, Times Dlspa,chI
ui.A1 iiSNILi.E. VA. Nov .j.-Ur
ana Ms. III. A. Town. 81 Aiilv.u-
"a visit;
pr. hachc Gin "ud friend. of Wash
inSi"u. were recent GUESTS al low
ard GU az near Avalon.
Mr., ana Mrs. l.. =. Nolce ana ,iauGh-
yer nave returned from "a recent tr.p
t. W"shington
Mrs. 4. l.. Parsons. Of I.cwiscti:..
spending some time wi,h her chill
@r'u III Washington.
Mrs. l.l"yd Clarke accompanied her
sister MISS l.au, Wcich To- wash
'nSio" recently tor an operation.
Miss ilomrictia crImp. Of Eicli
m"md, spent week recently at NH.
AIRY"
L. - Taliafcrro. warsaw. mas 70.
'Irn"d from r"cen; trip to I,ich-
Mrs. II. =. T PAYS. II charleston.
w. Va. Is visiting h"r dnu@htcra. Mira.
t. ~. Eaird ana Mrs \. X Wexford.
at Warsaw.
Mr.. aud Mrs ~ q. Tayloc. of Lou
!"nn County, are visiting ia Warsaw.
Or Right Harrison. of rrodcricka-
burg. was & recent guest OF Dr. aud
Mrs. 6 Y ro.reo ON a huntirg trip.
Fred. Rice. 81 Frcdcri"k shrrg. re-
Gently visited hi* sarcuts. MIR. and
Mrs ". a. Rice, Of Warsaw.
MIR. and Mrs. George / Thomas. Of
t'undickS. after ton days motor
trip through Virginia. which include!
! tho bcautifil Shenandoah VALLEY.
have returned home.
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brother. Major Marion Battle. Miss
Josephine being one of the brides
maids.
Miss Harriet Sowdcr. oc Salem COL
'cgc, has returned to school at Win
Ston-SaI. ~. y. G.. after few days
visit To her parents. MIR. and Mrs
V. VI. Soy" Der. OF this place.
Mrs. i. l.. CUMMINGS. who has
been quite i'll ut the Altamon; Hos
pital. OF this place. is couvalcsciui:
at tho home OF her sister. AIRS. H. II
iIipps.
James Il. * Cowan. Of White
thornc. had the misfortune to nav.
u serious fail on some roncret. st"l.s
back Of Main street The first OF tin,
Wees. causing a painful diSlocati uu
OF his knee.
Colonel Sidney Shel;man, who has
been quite i'll for several weeks. i
much better and able to resume his;
duties az postmaster.
MI thriStiansburE. Cambri:, and
the surrounding country. are pre-
pairing to go 10 Roaruke on Thanks
GIVING /" witness tn" great football
struggle between the teams rcurc.
ScntinC Y. NJ. !. aud V T. l..
y number III the admirers. OF CON
gresham Elect George 4. rc.ry. 81
the ninth District, residing in ;nis
locality. are already Suegest;u. him
as strong man IL he considered as
the r"Nt nominee for Governor nt
Virginia, and ar, asking whcrc j.
h"ttrr man and stronger candidate.
Superintendent. of Schools 4. :
iiaSan and number or teachers
VIII attond the educational ,unycn-
ton IN richmond next week
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HALIFAX

Special TO The Times nisnatch.l
liALlFAN. VA. Nov. ga-Miss
P"achy Eas'ey returned last week
from visit to Washington.
Miss Louise Prj2" visited f~icrda
In Richmond recently
Mrs. II. *. Loving has returned
from II visit to Norfolk ANA Eicn-
The many friends Of II. l.. DcJar-
nett" will he Grievcd 10 learn ina,
he is quite sick in a South iio>,on
hospital
Miss Louise Kasy left las, week
to visit her sister. Mrs Theodore
Patrick, in plymouth. y. G.
Mrs. Tom Leigh. OF Charlotte. wa.
recent visitor to Mrs. r. W. Leigh.
Mrs j. W. Johnson is visiting rel :
atives in Richmond.
Mrs. Coles Spragins. Lr.. has r..
turned from visit to tricnds i'm
Smithheld. y. c.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Matthews ana Mis-.
Matthews, "f Philadelphia. are the
guests Of Colonel and Mrs. Vaughan
AT Grand Oaks"
Edgar Dodd's condition shows
some Improvement. though he con-
t!nucS quite i'll.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Booker and Miss Grace
Edmnnds entertained at delightful
tea Tuesday from 4 till o'clock. in
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STRASBURG

iSpccia! 10 The Times Dispatca.
SIiiASHuRi. VA. Nov. 25.-Rnv
Norman, of Middl.town. spent san
day at tho home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George hoffman.
Miss EcSsi. lIinilius. OF wclch. W.
Va. Sneu' from Thursday until Mon
day with her sisters. Mrs. Annie
Wharton and Miss Fannie iIiui>ius
near Stra>hurr.
Miss Kate RoatwriSht. of char.
lot'"sNillc, is visiting Mrs Frank
Hurn.r.
Mrs. Molli" Bowman returned Sat.
urday from Itivcrtou. whor. she had
spent iwo weeks at the homo o; he.
son. Hugh bowman.
Mrs. II. ". Tuck srcnt Saturday
III Washington.
Mr.. and Airs. :. Il YnrSon. a.;
N"Nn"Sb"'". IA. motorod 80 S,r:.s.
burg Friday and speut tho wcch
"rd with her aunt. Mrs. eosa Sp.ns.
i'i aud her father. y. NJ Fnuk.
Mrs. J.. Il. Snarr went To- Tom,
Er""k Monday morning. where .h.
VIII assist in nursing her mother
Mrs. i. H. Shipc.
Samuel and William rulinrJ lcr,
for their homes in Washington Sat.
urday evening, and danes loft Sun.
gay "voniis fVv his home in I.yncn.
'HrS. after a.inG been here durig,.
ih' past week b"causc of tho iIn..,
ana d'',ih Of their taDnor, g Il. FOL.
lard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
TO Give the Hair a
Naturally Wavy Effect

Ev"r since tn" vi-turs az tho s.irnoriu,.
mar Hri'nr method frs' h"',ru~ known
"a ms c"Gu'7y. d-uggi>'s her" have bs.ti
h'NInS = really 'H.raurI'u.-y d"mhra Tor
iiGuld siim"i!n". ~ "uc"'ivrn"rs ~ con
''"l'nc" ant Us cn'''r h..ml.ssar -
'oun'Icss hsv" been r"sporE!bIr fur - lr
crc"'ins u.s. -utarE Nrl...soum~! NON, n
bn" need only ag!ly .'';l' % .rt
liTud "ith "icHr toatNu-u.a before.
a"lnS M The hair .ud til" 'r,ss>. I'll
havr beautiful Navy ana s.u..v appear.
.,nc- which bears no me.k. - aEtIlritii.y.
The h'st way "a 20 Hfvid. ia. A.f- mt
strands aud rlo.st"u e.vh 20: N"Ip from
root 20 ,!?. T.,r. s. ru d srn'u~p',nu. %"
EIrHy. st-".'. or otG,r Ghplr..,i, Srt
,urc. Llau.d s.lu"rins is ia. far loau.u
rs vi! a. long hair. also -E nu ir
aD.nr ear NUTS and iu --.plus then.
Ia p!ac" over The -hrs.-NGg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
STUDENTS CONDUCT
COOPERATIVE STORE

LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. c5.-Wash
inston and Lee University has long
been known for rs perfectly work
Ing honor system. the basis OF which
has been that every student act a;
all times Il gcnticman. The SUDDEN;
is trusted absolutely on cxamima-
uons;l book haas. ovcrcoats and
other property. are lott around Ia"
nails OF the classrooms aud dorui-
tories and are never molest.d until
th'ir owner comes for them. An in.
stltu'ion which shows how far this
honor system has been carried out
~ the university supply storc. bet
ter known az the Coop"
RMS Stor" was started last year
ana IL IL run by students for stu
dents. II carries books, papcr. can.
dN. ana everything else of this Kind
thht students wo;Ild find themselves
IA need OF. II also acts as 4. sales
man tor those who have books a.
SOIL Articles sold here ar. sold CON
small margin "f profit which re.
'crts I" the Athletic A>s,,,::;,in.;
Ihs Coop is located in wi;nt Was
originally classroom I'm the Wash,
inst"n College building. Student,
pass IN md OUT between classoA 49,,
ing themselves to Whatever ,hcy
want. They then pu, their money f.,
an open box and mako their ,,y,
change. Nothing could show hon.,
than this the cXt"ut to which ~.
honor :! St"m Is applied at washing
ton and Lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
Speaks Highly Of
This Home Made
Cough Remedy
Says II Acts With Unusual Speed -
LOosens the Mucus-Relieves the
Irritation and Stops the Cough.
Costs Next to Nothins-for 6
Big Supply.

Whenever any one III my Family
catches cold and hcSins TO cough and
3necze. and hawk and breathe hcav>
u doesn't take me many minutes TO
nix UP a remedy that viii drive away
all such troubles in double auicil
time.
rs no secret --any one can make a
half pint Of the finest cough mcdi-
cine In the world for -triiiing sum.
get from any druggist one ounce
"i faTmint tdouhlc strength ito this
ahd lltte rranulatcd sugar and
enough water to make onc-half pint
that's all Their" is To II.
bnt now you've got "A real mcdt-
" ,.ni you the first spoonful
y"h take acts directly on the mem
hrnnc OF tho throat and nose, tho
!!'kllng ceases almost Instantly
Inc Inflammation begins 10 disappear
UP comes tho stubborn mucous and
often IN - hours every trace OF the
comEn mat frightened YOU Is gone
It's really remarkable how THIS
home- made remedy acts on tina
mucous membrance. and that is onn
reason II la so helpful to thousands
Of catarrh sufferers.-Adx
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WEST POINT

Especial t" The Times Dispatch
WEST POINT. VA. Nov 25-Mrs.
Alhcr, Hunt and daughter have re-
turned from Richmond. wh"rc they
have been the guests OF friends
Mrs 7, c. Minor ana SON. Tracy
are spending som" time with rcla
,ivcS and friends in PENNSYLVANIA.
Miss Chrystal l'arinh",t entertained
nj bridge recently TN honor Of Miss
Mary C;atcwnod. % Marion = e. aud
Misses Lawson. Smith AMI Shirman.
of the West Point school faculty.
Mrs. Writ Mallory. OF Richmond
was the guest or Mrs. J. II Gary last
week..
Mrs. riercc s. Ellis and daughter.
virginia, visited Mrs. George Shu-
man In Richmond this wcck
Miss Clara Thrift has returned
from a Nisi; TO relatives IN i;ich.
mond
Mrs. Charles Cabe. of Baltimore.
spcn; several days in West Point
this week.
Mrs. Howell Williams and children.
of Richmond. who have been guests
OF tho formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Is. W. Hudson, have returned
To their home.
Mrs. r. II. Whit is home after an
extended visit to hey mother at
Nealcton.
MIR. aud Mrs. Cecil Knapp and Mrs.
Naltord. Of Richmond. wcre recent
guests of Mrs. @. G.. Taylor.
Mrs. James Hardy and daughter,
Miss Jeanette, spent the week end
with Mrs. r q. Garden.
Mrs. w. S. Eastwood aud Mrs.
I%anilcy BRAY loft Wednesday for
an extended trip south.
Tho Womaus Society OF the First
Baptist church entertained Thurs
day evening At the home OF Mrs. W.
IL. Bell. IN honor Of tn. faculties Of
tIc west Point and Euclid Heights
Schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garden Albright. of
Manassas. were guests OF Mrs Il
{. Garden. this week.
MI and Mrs. Walter Freeman. Ella
Thompson and the Misses Kendall.
m"tored to Richmond Sunday and
We're guests OF DR.. and Mrs. l.. 5.
FoIks.
Mrs. y. $. Anisood and little son
have returned from a ,wn weeks
visit in Baltimore.
Mrs. $. L. Shepherd. OF Richmond.
visited hcr mother and sister hero
recently.
News OF :he engagement and early
nLirlaEc OF Miss Ruth NorVitZ to
Leigh Weinberg. both of Baltimore.
was received here with much in.
;crcst Miss Morvitz formerly lived
III Yves, loin; and has many friends
acre.
MISS salie Henley. Of tho .choo,
faculty, visited Mrs. Everett Ed
wards near Sweet Hall recently.
Mrs. lNrontcld and son, Koaurc
gard Turner, arc visiting in the
nome of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Turner, AT "kcntucky." Their
son. Thomas. Of Gloucester. also
spent sunday with his parents.
The 'l";tie Thoatcr" players. Of
Richmond. presented "The Canou-
maze OF Sh!riy'' at the Masonic Hall
on St'1rt"y evening 1t was greatly
enjoyed by a large audience.
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FORK UNION

Especial to Tn. Times D,Hpatchl
FORK UNION. VA. Nov. 2.--Mrs.
I. Y. Snidcr and children are visit.
ing friends in Washington. -. =.
J. h. Gag. or Atlanta. spent a few
days In fIuvanna recently.
number of ci;iz"ns from here and
the Fork Union Academy will at
'end III" annual clash between i;ich-
M"nd t"tE"rsiiy AMI William and
Mar on Thanksgiving Day.
'"hn VIM Sn"ad. q World War
N''or'" 90 petersburg. recently >is-
ii'd his parents here.
u: =. %noad, VIII" l. :, nephew -,
captain 6. g. Sucad. at this rlarc
wa recently sent t" london. Eu.
lana, by his employee. Tic nianYoud
-Mttch t0mnanN. OF NV NnrlA
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MARTINSNILLE

lSpcelal 10 The Times. Dispatch
MAETlNSNlLLE. VA. Nov. - -
Miss k!2Zie Garter was hostess Sa,
urdsy afternoon at miscellaneous
shower in honor OF Miss Mlcu Fin
ICY, whose marriage To William An
crews. or Roanoke. takes place early
in December
Miss Sue Brown. of nanvile, VAS
tho Weekend cues; of her parents
MI. and Mrs. q; y. Brown
Mrs. a. l. Moore IS hom, AGAIN
gInia.
John wray lcf; Tuesday for his
home In |hattauooga. after ,.sit!ns
relatives hero.
Mrs. W. II. Dynum and Mrs Wal
Ter Durham, OF Greensboro. =. e.
have been guests OF Mrs. j. j.
pr. Thomas Scales returned Mon
DAY TO his home in Richmond. after
VISITING relatives here.
MISS Louise Kuykcndall is visit
ing Or. and Mrs :. Il. Massey in
Roanoke this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray white at
tended the wedding Inst Saturday I'm
fooky Noun; of Miss Flora Grcor
10 Mr.. Parish.
Mrs. J. II. Spencer IS in Grccns.
noFo. y. g. with her mother, AIr,
=, y wilson. who is in a hospital
there.
Miss Flora whi.tlc has returned
ION VISIT 70 relatives in Roa-
MT. and Mrs c. a. Whaling and
niue daughter Ann. spent last week
end win Mrs. NhalinS's parents. Mr..
@ho Mrs. X. 4. PcniC<, in South Hos-
ton.
Miss Nan milo Hairston lcf, Sund,y
ior her homo in Roanoke, after h,y.
ing spent week with Mrs. T
ransom AZ her home. Irwin" nea-
MertinsVillc.
SlaEoroek Lester. OF Stone. XIV. IS
mo guest OF his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs y. j, Lester.
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CHASE CITY

iSnccial to The Times Dispatch.
. CHASE. CITY, VA. Nov 25.-Mrs.
Lewis Good" and little daughter
Carolyn. haNc returned home after
"a months stag in Richmond.
Mrs W. -. Norvcll is visiting rel
ativ,s in Norfolk
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lewis White are
visiting in Bedford.
Mrs. iou.s. OF l.ynchburg. has been
tn" guest OF Mrs. l.. II. MadduN the
PAST week
Mrs. l.. w. iludrlus spent last
week in Richmond with her sister.
Mrs. charles Osborne
Mrs. James Erysuu has returned
from visit 4" Richmond
Mrs. Sidney Br""ns and lit'lo son
spent tn" past nnn'h IN Williams
burg. as guests ot Or. and Mrs. Hen
dCrSon.
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BURkENILIE

iSpcci.l 10 Tho Times. pispatcn.l
III i;kENlI.l.E. VA, NoN. %.
Misses sarah Motan and Evelyn
Er"'>n. OF tho Farmyllle Normal.
wcr" Visitors ~ the home OF q. \.
Walton the last ,ccck .cud
tc"i ';,udill IT /. = Wili.am.
Law school in Richmond sp.ut Tho
Weekend hNr" Win his parents.
Mrs J y. street. whu has been In
tn" Johnston Willis Hospital Tor
som" time. is reported much bot.
ter.
Ihn addition 70 Nn-krvi!los srhnnl
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Eat and
Get I hin

Thi7 . turning au ola .Ar..r .,ec about.
hI' uph.rn method OF r,IugiuE Sat has .
'na"c 'N.s 'c'Islnr ;r.-iHi'
y you "r" oy'ru an' .f,a a~~-se =
i:ss .'hi '.'r'Io". &: "uV are E,HNis" foul
80 The l"hie aud s.lH H,ut go r,nucr your
cess ''A sevcr-i i"urIs 600 ,nl~ 90 30
y'nr l-u.SiV; cor wit" 80 Ntrmui.
Company '7i' wopINnrl IS nuo. D-ro.
N'"hI Hud give him cor A.uu 'hrub ot,c
H"'''g. FOR 'E," modest art"Yu, ~ monk
,h' frufsi'' w'l uui sou 20 No way "
s"h-tyIHs !'ur Nmt'.on tor u.c~ ts!m'
n.lU' rSu,' u ,'il hand YOU &. ,us., nj.
HHflnplh i'r".eriv'ipn Tdh..'s 'cuu .,"uu.-
'i ~ Accordance N!h no. 'amuG. MAJ.
MOI" i.'"srri"t"rI, ga" - "hirn you must
tHr" "'l"r '""h meal ami 80 a.Itiuo uurlI
You h'.lv 90 orc your f.' E.a.!.ly srI
easily lhao c"u'inHe ,h- t,.a'.n-n, uu'li
your So. nt = wl~t yug ,.tr'. HurIuoi.
Prescription Tablet. 81" no, only hlru.
.''a. bur rally o."enriu % ihr g.ntr.l
A,iltE You Gou+ n..I Starvation 80 /.
.' "e".'ulns exercises. JUsi go on ,at-
i"t what ypT Tx. leave 'a.5,i..u. 10 th.
at"'''"s but '-Ee y"U= Utuc taN,,t faitn-
iI'ly, rut ~!tIou' = doubt tact nsJby
i"'1 Nii! GHis-iy take Un'p l'~sIr wtnrs.
'"svIns o,H.td u your Laiur,! s"I!. neatly
ti@iG'i Ia nIlu 1-sh and tram muscle, =
Nd we
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WARRENTON

Especial to The Tinlcs-pispa,cn
WARnENTON. Va. Nov, @sI-.Th,
Warrenion Garden CInb hrrd 10 ~
nuAl meeting Wednesday =, ,bc ho,,,.
Of tho president. AIr.. II = Gra .,",',F
y report Of las, years wn-i, ,,...
read by the president. with s,,rr,,
tons for the coming scason M ~
pared by tho cxccutivc boar, an
ne "ificers Of lss; year were re-
con was served TO tho club and and a
hnmher Of visitors, followed hv an
The =, officers Of tle club and otncr
memberS Tho chief feature wax =
r!Hy!et adopted from "Throprb ,,,"
l-""Ki"S class THOSE taking nav,
Were Mrs Jarrett, the rafda,. -
MIS- Fletcher, tic Red Queen Ntss
Me'a Adkins. Alice. Mr. ,;r,.o,,o
ilRrT LILY; Mrs. Warren. Rose. Air.
iooIe. Violet. Mrs. Mortro,nn,y
Nv Lawrence and Mrs. Dr,Lo
u'lS'"s Mrs montgomery wrote a,
pD'H tor the occasion. which vy,s
"l ry Mrs Barrett, ana Limerick. :
On a.! members wcro distributed
r 7u''' ~ NE romp"ny ana read aloud.
,ion neId H.. me-, m5,I,,I Library Associa-
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ENGLISH STYLES FOR SPORT WEAR

rs no; 20 France, but to England.
tina; Ono looks FOR Interesting suE-
sest!unS for sports wear. Often thos"
suggestions have gone all tile way
f;Um New York to London and bac!,
again before they become really
smart. and that ia the cuse with the
new hat ami scarf sets.
London has taken the little round
American sot; hats and made ,hum
ND I'm sets with scgrts to match
They're difficult 10 buy over here as
yet. but they are correspondingly
easy 10 make, SO there's no reu3on
why one should 20 without
The sets are made OF suede, duve-
tyn or are knit out % wool and silk
and wool Applique designs OF
leather or duvc;yn ar. used on many
OF the knit sets and stencil designs
arc used on the suede and duyotyu
ones. y favoritc design for tho knit
sets is check with bands Of much
larger checks 30 tip the end Of tho
scarf Whit. 700; sets trimmed wiih
daTning and bead patterns are con
sidoTcd very smart indeed
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THIRTY DAYS" SHOWN
in RICHMOND FIRST

Thirty Days" Wallace Reids
newest screen vehicle. which comes
to tho Colonial next Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. Is tho story OF a
younES'"- who found himself In
trouble and whose adventures pro-
c"ding and following his affair causes
many trying situations and much
fun.
All OF tn" Reid virili,y and speed
mania Is brought to play in this
feature. which IL not scheduled for
release until January. tho result be-
tnE that the showing at III. CuioniaI
VIII be the nrst presentation any
wher" In the United states
Reid ls surrounded Ly splcn-
lid cast including Lila Ice and other
fav"rit"s. II Is a Paramount pro-
ductior Rol!n comedy Is on the
sane program.
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Don't Squeeze Black
HcadS-DissOlve Them

Squeezing and Htnci,'ns GU; bIack
meats mas" tn" pore. large and r.,l..s
Irritation Ri"c.h"ads a.. caused hy ac-
cnm'uI"tiois ct aus; and ~, and sccr"-
lions from th" s!,u. ems! ;h"-" b. only
ON" ''i' "nd sur" way AMI ono tia, u"vor
fails to- got ri ~ ,'"Ir .iut,ro wn.
loo that Is 20 di~s"ivH hem Just E.,
from any drug store about two oun,.,
~ cH!"i'" TrvGcr-.pr'nil. 4 i'm" On i,
NOV, Wei '.o'h--ruh .o.H- The hlaCkh..I.
"risi.iy f"g :"w seconds wash of AMI
you'll J." surprised 20 see ,h.; every
b.ackh"ai has d.ss prcnrcG ana the sl!n
VII n" !''t sn't and the pores in ,hc!-
natural connliion.-- Nhv
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honor OF Mrs. T.. W. Mcllicha,np and
Mrs. Ira Vaughan. aud her house
guests Mrs. Matthews and Miss
Matthew's. "f Philadelphia.
M"s6amcS r W. Leigh and Chan
ming Harrison spent Saturday with
friends in Erookncai.
Mrs. Williams. of IynchbIrg. is
visiting her son. DIR. IL. l.. Gum.
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PULASKI

lSpce."l TO The T!mcs- Dispatchl
l'tLASNl. VA. Nov. -. Rcuro-
S'ni"iiN"s from the Eiuy sunday
'Ino' ~ Blu f"id viii rouduc, ser
wees here sunday morning ana AZ
'erho"m. corninE IN r.snunsc 20 II
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building is again under way. Tho
building was begun several months
ago. but on account Of lack of ma
tcrial 1t did not progress very fast
I'll. addition viii cost s27.252. and
VIII lie complct. in every respect