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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
wuME>'s MEETINGS.

TNlc U.chmnud $ursos' C!ub win
',rt la thy y " g. \ cIuL room
.if afternoon a, O'Clock Miss
dgi, Clark vii sp"ak 10 tho mem =
frs Jnb their Euc-ts ON The Wei
~. b.ils Pending In tho lrsisIa-
re NEl eradicate nurses are cor
M'y invited Ia b" present
IN" EUs!ucss Womci's Council
al meet at the J. W 4. \ audi
RUM Th!rsda. evening from 6 To
o'clock supper will lac served
n3r i TO csc. I..v. H. IT. Munro.
e.4rnod missionary oG Japan. who Is
ow at tie uuion Theological semi =
arS. wi!! bc TIA" speaker OF tho even
*, his subject bnimg buddhism %
hIs Is TIA" second 81 "a series nt leo
Ircs OH Comparative Religions
hich are most interesting ana in
,ructivc. Az" speakers arc being
for each evening and Il fun
tendance is desired. Visitors are
cicomc.
The Ladies' Of Charity viii hold a
'lied meeting this afternoon at :
cock At ST. Josephs Academy. I'm =.
crtant business viii be discussed
nd large attendance is urged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
SAGE TEA DARKENS
HAIR TO ANY SHADE
Don't Stay Gray! Here's an
Old-Time Recipe That Any
body Can Apply.

The use of Sage and Sulphur for re-
storing faded. gray hair To its nat
ural color dates back TO grand
mothers time. She used it to keep
her hair beautifully dark, glossy ana
attractive. Whenever her hair took
on that dull. faded or atrcakcd APP
pearancc, this simple mixture was
applied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out OF date. Nowadays. by asking Mt
any drug store for u bottl. OF
Wyoth's Sage ana Sulphur Com
pound YOU viii get this famous old
PREPARATION improved by the addition
of other ingredients. which can be de-
pended upon To restore natural color
and beauty 10 the hair.
y weli-known downtown druggist
says 1t dnrkons the hair so naturally
ana evenly that nobody can tell il has
been applied. You simply dampen "A
sponge or soft brush with il aud draw
this through your hair. taking one
strand at time. By morning the
gray hair disappears. and after an
other application or two it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
DELEGATE HALL TALKS
TO BANKERS SATURDAY
o'i'"r u. sands Also an Program for
he~tinS ~ Group =. Virginia
t-s"rin don. at Jefferson.

"rpnp :. "f the virginia Bankers
NSN"'ahpn. VIII h"ld It's annual
rn.' ''hF In N" Flemish room OF the
Jefferson Hotel Saturday nigh, "a,
$50 O'Clock. Delegate Wilbur =.
iihil 90 L"ndonn County, viii be ono
"i the speakers. and viii talk on sub =
J"ctS 81 interest 1" tho rural sections
p'lN"r j. SANDS, president uf tn,
American National Bank. is 20 speak
on IN" Cooperative Marketing Of
After meeting. which IL is cxpcct
"a VII! be attended by large mum
Der Of bankers. II bumot supper will
ne served. VI. :. Barrow. Bank of
Alberta. ~ prcsidcn, OF tho rroun.
an! ~. II. Augustine. o. the FRS,
Ma 'oh'i Eauk Of Richmond. is sec
Rotary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Dainty Queen Of the wire.

bird MillmaH. tho dainty and
graceful queen OF the wire who Will
appc1r in tn" third annual prcduc-
ton Of the Greenwich NIIlag. Fol :
licS. was born in Colorado. Her
ih'hcf and mother, Mr.. ani Mrs.
pvkc M!llman. were skilled wire
walkers and trap"zc performers.
MISS M!ilman received h"r training
from her parents and made her first
appearance in Il Southern circus. the
Great Melbourne. and when she he.
came "A wire walker. the name Of the
M!ilinin nc. was changed from the
Millnhn Duo to the Miliman Trio
rue third annual production OF the
Greenwich NillaiJ Folllea will be
seen for the hrt time for three
nights at the Academy Of Music be.
ginning Thursday March q and a
matinee on saturday. March Ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
S SOCIETY

MISS Maria Williams has returned
nor homo in Northampton after
ending this week in Washington
ss Williams Is n debutante of this
2son and she was u guest Mt tho
International Association Of Arts and
htcrs during her stay there. Sh.
so attended several interesting at-
IRIS In Eoth tho social and intellect
Il circles.
ird PnFty for Miss Skinner.
In honor OF Miss Charlotte Skin.
:r. guest OF Mrs. Oliver j. Sands
isscs Elizabeth and EVE Jenn,nR.
we small card party. The rooms
3erc swectly decorated with vases
SprinB flowers and tho guests in.
nded several members OF the
'unGer set. Miss Skinner has been
q guest OF honor at many affairs
ring her visit in Richmond. She
III DO with Mrs. Sands until next
3opday.
richmond Girl In Wedding.
of interest here IL tho wedding OF
a iss Elizabeth Forroster La Boy
aux. daughter of Mr.. and Nrs. VIII
m III. La Boytcaux, OF 320 Park
venue. New York, 10 Captain Ed
ara $. Pegram. Jr.. u. S. a. and
'aduatc or Princeton University.
ne ceremony was performed 10y
iifragan Bishop Herbert Shipman
the Church Of Heavenly Rest las.
.ek. Miss Mary stewart la Boy
aux was her sisters maid Of honor.
id tn" bridesmaids included Misscs
enc Heck, Of Richmond RnchcI
ellon. Isabel MacLeish. Elizabeth
Zen and LILY ". Rupcrti. Captain
4 iilihW vernon was best man and
: 10 ushcrs were Captain OTTO
!racg"r. Lieutenant Edgar Marburg
cssrs. Frederick Wright. Chester
ialdInE ana Charles Iiickox
After tn" ceremony large rcocp.
" was hHld at tho home 81 tho
lecture mt Miss Scotrs.
4 Tomorrow afternoon. In tho home
Miss Franccs scott Tis West
rankin street. a. 4 O'Clock MISC
garSarct Prescott, Montaru" win
etur" on ~ study Gf -Four English
ystics." using Julian Of Norwich.
hcmhs 'riahvnc. Emily Rrontn and
!ll!am Blake as outstanding typos
y ne puLlic Is cordially invited bntn
4 MISS Scott AN dthc section IT,
at f"uls Church. The proceeds
~ De used for mission work In tho
fountains OF virginia
krn nj Mrs. MrGr~'s.
! y delighttul affair Of this week
| ~ be Ia" benefit ton given at tho
8oinc OF Mrs W. h McGcc. 1872
roy" Avenue. On Friday from to
o'clock several musical Numbers
I'll %" given by Miss pattic Garrett
~ Mis- Narc"lla BARNES Both
"lnE ladies ar" noted for their
'aitr Of y"i,". Miss hnEi" Sinms.
skilled pianist. viii h." the nccon-
E,nist Mrs. ii"ury hylo;t Sampson
| nl read son" delicious bits OF
! mpr from n"r own writings. and
3pll Wyltc Nil render some darkic
i 'loCIcs OH 'hc lnnj". with pihno
I, ,YbuhniIu"ri. Tho tea ~ under tho
iI'ic"s oi circles 3 aud OF th4
/ ace Memorial church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
Would he Approved.

would he Approved.
Provisions respecting loans 10 be
made by the government Oh tho GER
t!ncatca after three years from their
Issue would be retained in the bin
It was said. Under these provlsions
II the loan were made within from
three 10 five years after Issue. the
amount could not exceed 80 per cent
OF the sum OF the adjusted service
pay plus interest from tho date OF
issue AT rate OF l-2 per cent com
pounded annually. II the loan were
made after Nv" years. tho amount
could not exceed so per cent of tn.
sum Of the adjusted service pay In
creased by 80 per cent plus Inter
est from the date OF issue at lii. rate
Of l-2 per cent compounded an
nuaIly.
Representative Loneworth cx
pressed the opinion that the suy-
E"stcd plan IL Il could be pu, into
workable form would meet with tho
approval pf President Harding and
also OF both the House ana senate H..
AIS" thought II would 10. acceptable
TO the service men. This view was
shared by several other member OF
tn" committee. who eaid IN" program
would enable men in immediate ned
l" obtain "a fairly large sum Of cash
and At ia" same time retain them
NOR" lasting benefits perhaps ;nait
would haN" been obtained through
an all-cahh adjusted COMPENSATION.
IN" agreement among tho WAYS
duH Means Committee r.nublic,nx
I" undertake tho working out q. a
c"Hpfoni'" plan wax reached after
'h"r" hah been another tcst of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
DYE ANY GARMENT
OR DRAPERY WITH
"DIAMOND DYES"

:us diamond Dyes and follow
the simnlc directions in every PACK
age. Don't wonder whether vol, ruu
aye or TINT successfully. because Der
rect home dycInE Is aunrantecd win
Diamond DYES cvcn II you have never
'"Ech before Worn. faded dresses
skirts. waists. coats. sweaters stock
ihGs' dr"pHrics. hangings. everything
pccom" lih" new again. Just tell
your druggist whether the material
N"n wish To dy" IS wool or silk. or
whether 1t is linen. cotton or mixed
goods. Diamond Dyes never streak.
spot fade or run
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02


Featuring tn" cck-end show
which comes la tho Lyric today wi!i
be Il. \. kOifc's Spectacular Musical
Extravaganza. The company is head
I'd by Il. y. E"lfc himself. IL in
cludes such artists as George West.
James J." NoS, Ada Morse. Jack
lieIslcr. j. VI Rrcarton Leonard Da :
nine. Alice Haich.Ider. Florence Dclk.
bav" Ellsworth and Charles nodson
The cmt"ftalnmcn, is mclanro Of
comedy. music. dancing. burIesduc
ana some capital vocal numbers.
ii"ras and Wills. on this I'm. Offer
q novel creation, which is SAID 10 b..
'emarhabi" for It's originality.
Edna BENNETT, one Of Tn. most
beautiful women Ia vaudeville. and
Il former premiere ut the ,nuS.caI
comedy stage. is bringing y budget OF
new songs and some stunning ,Ircssos
and hats. Sullivan and Myers have ;,
fast and funny farcicaI skit called
"rhc Auto Know" ana further
widening tho diversity Of tho b!li viii
como col"y and Jaxon. blackfacc
comedy couple. with "a great laugh.
Ing knock about act
New and entertaining motion mic
,ur" displays augment the vaudeville
attractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
IN SECLUSTON IN
1900 ACRES OF PLAYGROUND
Vscoun' lascclles and Princess Mary Express Crea,
Gratitude for Tremendous Display of Good
viii at Their Wedding

Leon dispensed with In ordor to max
them securc from outside intrusion.
IL Is IA" pu.pOsc OF the couple 40.
10 leave til" manor FOR a. iohst y fuw
Gayr In tho meantime Tho Urea,
estate offers nj! they wan, In Tho
way Of dl"crs!on aud exercise. This
morning their horses wer. brourh,
out for rldr bu; rain drove tho
trinCens indoors. Her husband how
ever went OUT for q ntroil mud Ia
sr"cted the church on the estate.
Tho interest Of Tho villagers Is
most resHcct.u'. Last might there
Was Il bonfire celebration I'm III. vii.
lGCc, but today the people OF tn.
countryside had fallen In with tho
wish OF the ncw!yweGs 10 DC Left
alone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
SOUSA AND BAND TOUR
COUNTRY BY MACHINE
"Harch Kinx'-" Trouuc Fnrsnkcs
Railroads and Isc- Itii;
NIutnr 'Trn.Its


Jnhn Philip SousR and thr rail-
fond o"muanlca hnYn Eo"c To tho mt
on III" nubjsc: OF the 90; Of t:nns.
rortauon, 'shc famous march King
n"cEr' by tho shades % beethoven
ann Mozart that from $500 20 So
ouO week for railroad iares !.
zoo much Cor any man 10 pay. lie
has boom paying Il and lie says ho
VII uui, tho habit.
IN" Cincinnati T:mc,-Sinr. IN an
Interview with sougg's business man
aver who Is In that city this week.
rcc!tcs:
itutennnt-CommanC John phllin
Eoosa and his band OF 100 pieces
Will tour the country By auto ;rucl;
This Will be the first organization
or the KIND OF considerable size to
make IT'S itinerary by truck.
Announcement; OF the plan was
made Monday by Harry Askin we'll
known theatrical man. ana manager
OF the Sousa organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02

for female troubles and backache.
1t is great help in carrying a child,
as have noticed q difference when
didn't take it. ! thank you for this
medicine and il l ever come to this
point again do not want to be with
out the Vegetable Compound. give
you permission to publish this letter
so that all women can take my ad-
vice. - Mrs. FRED MINER, Box l02,
Churubusco, N. Y.
It's the same story over again.
Women suffer from ailments for
years. They try doctors and different
medicines. but feel no better. FL
nally they take Lydia F.. pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and you can sec
its value in the case of Mrs. Miner.
All ailing women ought to try this
medicine. ltcan be taken in safety by
young or old, as 1t contains no harm
ful drugs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-02
ADJUSTMENTS


INC bnncihTcSS thOruHs
II you're i"okinu Tor lovely me,o
dies and nho Nuiros SINGING thor,
don't bother about ,hu Colonial
Thnater Nils hhl5 ~ Tho weak; "
You're hind ~ hungry for comedy nf
all Sorts. general good hnmur. spred.
vim, and Tho Eanoinnes. chorus you
eVer nav. don't bother to read bo.
%ond this pniagrauh. but go on down.
ur or over thpro aud arrange 10 nsr
Tho broadway whi,! Of 1871"
writes Mr.. Douglas Gordon In .ha
norfolk Ledger D.,pR.ch.
II Isn't any Oycrcttn--thsrc's no.
body la IL 10 play or rinH oporottn.
except som" Of tho dnncarg md
charles Wilmington. who can do any.
sh!ng--Rnd II .rn'; any muvicai com
edy. It's juut Il review. or "rovuu''
II that sounds !anc.cr; hut II IL all
OF that. or those. Tho muslc-we,i.
somehow nothing about the music
~ recalled except that Il Is Bnuppy
snd ruSgy ard Is played a. puce
ctcmpo" Is TOO darned d!.nired n
woFaJ mat Keeps principals ana
chorus dancing at pretty much top
hpcod all the time. That Is. when
tho principals and their immediate
assistants are not maxim. Tho
audience laugh Itself wcll-nIgh out Ok
us seats The Rockwell, soiuc-
how nothing about the book Is re-
called except that !; Supplies com
cay ranging from absurd burlesoua
10 sheer farce. and from equally alb
surd dialogue 20 moments OF
straight s!rp-s,ick. There are two
or three skits that make the most
tired usher laugh; there are yards
%: dialogue that joyousiy mean moth
ing at all, and there are scenes that
ar" funny unit! they hurt
The play opens at the Academy of
Music tonight, ANA shows FRIDAY
night and saturday afternoon ana
nVcninE.
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SERVICE.
PLAN FOR BONUS
NOW BEFORE BODY

Continued from First rae")
, so per cont Of the adjusted service
ay. If at the expiration OF three
ears tho sum thus obtained Plus
iterest. had not been paid by the
,rvicc man. tho bank could mako
b land ON the Fchnrnl Trcasmrv Tor
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I'n,IOvn Coming.

Although i'ttl" heretofore has been
written about tho urivatc III. OF
'""a-iicr personality to the pub
nc being utterly cncompa sscd by nor
TN" 10" who know the dancer
ih'i'tht ciF not only worship her for
the briiiiancy or her mind and III.
greatness OF her spirit. bu, adore
h'r for her simplicity. unscl,ishncys
her whimsichl!ty and quaint humor
troy kinney. IN" Skctch-artist. WIN
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Listing unsecured debts At $lS.57E.
WIN no assets. William H. Pastor
he!d. OF Chesterfield County. nlcd II
voluntary petition in bankruptcy In
tn" tn!t"d states District Co,ir, yos
,erdhy The Savings Bank of Hich-
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Judx. Croncr Her. so,u,a,v

Honorable l.. Lawrence Groncr.
United states District Judge. VIII
hold court IN Richmond Saturday
and the civil docket VIII be called
and cases Pcs for trial for the April
term OF tn" court
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VIRGINIA WEDDINGS
AND ENGAGEMENTS

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. March L.
Mrs. Martha spencer Warburton anJ
br John ". Henderson ho,h Of
WILLIAMSBURG. wer. quietly married
at noon Tuesday at the home of MIR.
ana Mrs. Burton lIoylc smith. vlr-
ma A"+nu". Norfolk. Immediately
following the ceremony Il buffet
luncheon was served Tho out-of-
town guests were Gregory Spencer
New hcrn. y t.: Mrs. Eorvell l.. Hen.
10y and MISS Eta Henderson. WI
Harrisburg. Tn" couple left for "A
Northern tour, and uron their return
viii reside ia williamsburg.
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~ A>n our OF, Town.

Miss limpa Anderson Garcin has
turned r"m Lexington. whcr" she
.t.hu,i tho fancy dress ban NJ
'asiiinEtpn ana Ice University and
ic dances n tho Y. NJ l.
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y 49, -
| for backache and
had no relief from
his m die inc.
Zone day q neig h.
Dor told me about
your Vegetable
Compound and |
took it. 1t helped
me 80 much that [
wish to advise all
women to try
LILY dia E. Pink
hams Vegeta-
i
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HAELOTTESNii.I.E VA. March
-f"rh"rt l.. Dudley and Miss Sal
II" Il Hutchinson. 10th OF Alhc-
mari" County. were married ycstcr-
da.' afternoon az IA" Methodist pnr-
sonag" at cruzct. the ceremony be-
ing performed D. Rev. bernard :.
Via
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m"nl. with II claim or $4,000: II. ..
wright. az Richmond. s3,si. ana
John i.nona a. 60. rhiladclphia. 49,
"'o. ar" ~" larEcst creditors.
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SUCCEEDS where
DOCTORS FAIL
Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable
Compound Often Does That.
Read Mrs. Miners Testimony
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Churubusco. N. Y.-'I was under
tho doctors care for over five years
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luy Assnciatcd i.rnssl

SIllFSAL E$uLA&D. March L.
THO honeymoon u! prlncrsa Mary md
VlHsount i%trCollcE. who wcro mGr.
iirh In '."ndon yesterday Will be
spent IN soclusiun NJ Weston Park II
'heif wlHhca AFRO uhacrvod. They
eHpToES'd great gratitude today for
tho tremendous display Of good vii!
NJ 'hn'r wedding hu; how tho? trunk
~ wish 10 DO lief: alone IN thc!r
manor with its 1000 acres o: p!uy-
ground.
There Ia no formality In the man
mon hhd there are no court attend
hnts or relatives. There are ouiy :;
!cw servants whose purpose Is e
make the arclus!on Of IN. royal pair
absolute. Even tho telephone has
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LTNCiIHl'HCi. Va. March l.
Theron *. Wilkinson. Of Mcbanc. y.
G.. :inh Miss Ruth WaIihml. uf Alta
vista. We're married at noon wcdn.s-
day ~ tie West End Methodist par
s"nag" hy R"y. I; Il. bland After n
SpntE'rn trip thcy viii make their
hUm, at M.bau..
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Try This Menu

Try This Menu
isrcnkfnst
s'ewed PonrH drilled sard!nes
lohHI Co1oo
Luncheon
salmon uu Cratin
Colcry Cako
Cereal CvIoo
Dinner
Droilod Fiunnn ItUddie
Butter Sauce lioiied potatoes
Boots
Peach Pie Deml-Tasso
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the amount duo. Tho government
thus would take over una carry the
loan.