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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-05-08

Stop the man-made forest fire.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
OIL Stove Explodes in Bath Room.

Anderson. Jan. 14.-The full com
plement Of the fire company was ca.;-
ed out to-day when 1t was found chat
there was a fire at Anderson College.
II was not needed, however, for the
fire was confined to bath room in
which an oil stove had been placed,
and probably had exploded. There
was some damage to the bath room,
but the fire did not spread, as the
Company arrived at once and extin-
guished the flames.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18

1t has been proved that when dark
rooms have been colored with yellow
point or paper the inhabitants have
become sickly or delicate.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
SENECA Iiio,sns FA GOOD oITIzBN.
II. M. Tribble Has Passed to, His Re-
ward--O Other Seneca News 4,

sen neca, Jan. i!.-spaoial( Dr.i
ahd Mrs. ~ y. Doyt9a4sit Ihursday
morning lasl Ior g sp1onlh' trip and
VIII visit various p0lnts iA the Land
OF FloWers. 81
Mr. anu ~ lrNs.lSsC. Perr1h5left last
week Tor 0graalnGgepnrg, wheresMr.P Per-
I'm WI! llll!icOntinnenis work fnSGonnec-
t'on on. win tine ne state Highway Conn
mlsslon n11seeyS Sln CrangeDurg county, fhay-
lhgE sSo mpleted2Ihls work for the COM
salsslon 9llls n Qconee. isF,.s
na, ~ ! = si,,i Mas nostess 70
jIa with 'saI full attendance 81 iba
'lapanb ap psSaafl Xalfew visitors at3thS
tconcluai SYI 8fss,f ha nrogram l,ra Md.
wa ris safVaf1 sd IdaIicious ch,ckam aniI
ad TcourssSdsSS SSSSyyiff, Z coffee' follnwaa Is,
mintsi{ Shs vas assisted bv Mrs ~
IA, Edwards andSMrs. FranI, Alaxan.
der. TheSclub viii meet with Mrs
Ruby Harnerl to-morrow crhnrsdayI
afternoon.
Mrs. Leslie stribline secretarv of
the south Carolina Synodical was IN
Columbia a few days last week nj.
tending mid-Winter session Of the
cal. the session 4 baine hald st tho
Colonia Hotel. The outstanding ton
les Of discussion were. Planning for
the first Statewide conferences for
the young people OF the PrasHvterian =
chu rch and the spring meetines of
the various Presbyteries. The vounp
peoples conference will he held Jnne
9-16 in Clinton and promises to he
very large. Extensive plans are ai-
ready being made. and speakers from
all sections Of the country will be
secu red for the OCCASION,
heath ~ 4, Mr T,.t,,,o 5ss
Ds,1 m..,,>os,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
Dead Body of Woman Found.

Wilson, N. c., Jan. 14..-Follow-
ing instructions received in an un-
signed letter, deputy sheriff last
night found the body Of Mrs. Niles
Pearsall in the back yard Of her home
about five miles east Of this city, 1t
was learned tonight. The woman
was shot through the heart abort 8
days ago, according to the coroner.
Miles Pearsall, husband Of the dead
woman, and another man and wo-
man who had lived with the Pear
sails, are missing. A horse and mule,
shut up in a barn, and cow tied
outside, were nearly dead of starva-
ti0n when found. A pile Of wearing
apparel, meat, hay and corn was
found in the yard, according to the
deputy. A search for Pearsall and
the other man and the woman has
Eeen begun.
Subscribe for The Courier. (Bes!.'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
FRENCH PRESIDENT ACCEPTS
New Ministry.-It is Felt that Cr.si.
of Grave Consequence Averted.

: Paris, Jan. 15. - Raymond Poin-
care, who succeeds Aristide BRAND
as premier Of France, completed his
ministry to-day and presented .heir
names to President Millerand. The
President has accepted the designa-
tions. The cabinet is as follows:
Premier and Minister Of Foreign
Acknowledgement Poincare.
Vice Premier. Minister Of Justice
and for Alsace-Lorraine-L Bar
thou.
Minister Of War and Pensions
Andre Maginot.
Minister Of Marine-M. Raiberti.
Minister of Finance,-Charles De
Lasteyrie.
Minister Of fInterior-M. 'Maunoury
Minister Of Education-Leon Be-
rad.
Minister of Public Works-M. Le
Trocquer.
Minister of Agriculture - Henry
Cheron.
Minister of Colonies--Albert sar-
raut.
(M. Maginot will take up the du-
ties Of this Office until M. Sarraut,
who IS Washington, is heard from)
Minister Of Commerce - Lucien
Dior.
Minister Of Liberated Regions-M.
Rebel.
Minister Of Labor-LM. Peyronnet.
Minister of Health--M. Strauss.
1T Is felt that the acceptance by
the President Of the new cabinet has
averted threatened crisis.
1t has been proved that when dark
rooms have been colored with yellow
point or paper the Inhabitants have
become aicklv nr de1icafa
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
j. i. Il !. j. i. !. !. j. - i. i
!. IN POLICE COURT. j
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Mark 1t down!
Mayor Jas. M. Moss reports clean
sheet for the week-not bond for
feited, not q trial, not plea Of gull
ty. Not even an arrest
Not blot on the blOtter!
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
4 coNERoss AND COMMUNITY.
Live Church Secures Services OF Com
t$y secrated PastorS Personals. a

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y.t, ulaatnil. uatnl. it.-SSp pecial Inc
3 I1t' Mtta'rriase3 0E22HNiiss :Mauae Cielandr and
Sienry HeHss tatsst tsIt "a a!@l.1l onday evening at
s n E Q CLOG cks.SWas$S 9 uite So surprise to
y y intathy iiinahy oL tnelri8 tSlends heres They
Wsanlt lWsalIt, 70 tle nom aDrld q pas
s.lIs "
SWneIssl g g aceT s 30 ny; was $perf ormed
4 ", ttsy, 81 cerem ony
& youns G,.pL coGupiS relMEned sI9 70 the
l.,o noile ot tns5Eorlue 9 |. 1aTtnnefr Where
sney eH1uyeuAss. ", g suiilptuo ssil gus 'WedalnR
4 !: SaRuer. me s[oon ls8a son of3 sslTs
.sssSte esse, - thls CON unlty ana
isS SS 9ptosperous$ youHs FARMER g
Dride Is the aaughter, or ,L:;A y; q Cte-
iunu, ~ - estiitnsIeI.! botn tne Drlue l.
aa @ e,ooi!i aipopuluI .i,s l'lIu youns peopie
anu aie recetyins .tne nearly gonu
wIshes WISHES, ano .ools ia.uiu .,t. tiohs; OF tnsir
Z 'oots - tLletosS NSihIe ihei, lliafi i,
a slo ., - ,o!a rhu5 We hoPe they VIII
+ aeciue y ,.niaKe thelf nome perme-
hen.y NJ. IN ~ LIS Seaas Gohl munity.
!, 49, ?. a "; 5yiu, y tnis CON u u
,.t 20 sip,S!S. 3 teW $uays WIN ne:
49, ~ s. ~ y aiAaiia.
c,tn. @ ,.1s ielgth
,,aa u "a, %
tnrata 80 tha Gn,,a ,t,at
Iii ooe IalRy VIZ ~ ei'
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O. e., =, 80, osa VI sne touI 49,. -
Sat,,nJo,, hoSonaa . :, ,. ~ .n0
srettod yerv ,a,,ch tbot W. oa',,s - -
sacmro ID oI pafnas sor 49, ooait t,o ~.
h,,t his ttr,a III ,aI,a,, ~, IL -
tha ha,onaa nr,,,n,naY 70 ~ 10
CroaE Anndan,v |; snr a. do,na s,,,nr
Ala worE eS0,st 4, aris : hfista thera p H.
naads nn 3n4rna !, ~ fnrt fo o,,r ohuro,,
and nan,,rnntt, '.as hn uos u". 49, 80. No. ",'
tor, q .fo,y vaa =. s 81 ma axtarvhn,,,, r". :,
S,ha nu,s IL, ;ss stShs Dn. =.
49, aiiaS ,,,tth tha'iSSs.tt'o,,a 49,, ,s ~ ..
hard 20 - tSa VI VA stst,S 'to 70
N, rrass aoaiina ~ D tI,cs ~, -,
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18

A trap has been invented to catch
rats coming ashore on ships haw-
ser.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
observation-disclosures 10 CONFER.
How to Increase Membership Will be
Subject for Senect Meeting.

s ii = . F.. L. u H . .
program for. the Oconee County sun
day School Superintendents' Confer
ence to be held at the Baptist church
in Seneca on "Wednesday. ian. ab.
has been completed and everything
is ready for the meeting. Among
the subjects that will be considered
are "How to Increase Membership
and Attendance" "How to Make the
Sunday School Program Interesting
and Helpful" hHow to Secure Train
ed Teachers" and GLOW to Lead the
Pupils to Christ"
State Superintendent Leon G.
Palmer announces that all necessary
supplies, cards, charts, record blanks
and literature for putting into effect
these new plans will be furnished
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
Board Of Honor Meeting Jan. Fl.

The Oconee County Board OF Hon
or will meet on Saturday, Jan. FL,
1922, for the purpose Of receiving
applications for pensions and the
transaction of any other business.
Persons now on the roll need not
apply unless they have reached the
age of eighty (80) years or have be-
come blind or helpless since last jan
uary (1921) v. F. Martin,
Judge Of Probate and x-offlcio Clerk.
For Sale---High class hard and
soft brick. Arthur Brown, Walhalla,
s. C.--adv.-4 .-43-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18
orfl ] Il q u n no MORE


Z DytRsaztsSSan1p mann ID no more.
HE Sthndin g In the store OF NJ!
GaTNa Ssdaips eet. yesterday af,
terngali boa IS o .cl loel he sue ddenly
collaIe and When physicians, who
werey fSted Summoned, reached
him, 4 l@ags tound tia t life was ,,exr,
tinota 81 & Sl;g 4. y & q
aY snl1 nIR n stItss ). s.beto ofe shis death
he had;ga cpnversing with friends
in ghig gNsu 81 n1ahner an no thing 1 Is
indicA any form Of Illness was .ob-
seryeH gby, 2 AM Y one. d mi. X aufmann'
was Sed BY Jaf attack. Of apoplexy
andSdsath was Instantaneous.
SaNfma nnS.Wa a.natiye of
WalliEilass.ia Wing been born here on
Feb; " SsssI us d he was, therefore,,
in hfs&B 3D. i ie Was a. son OF
the }Mtsss ;10h q. II hlnd porothea Kauf-
m a anpS sgh I q s. s. HHifin 0IlgSthe original
isettla aFaSipt WalhH acoini Ing here as
:menltefs ofstlte a srhl ag,sE G Eoloniza ton
Socie e$Was E6minently identi-
fled y sss.in terests here, be-
Ing sofstlie aafgest :property own
;ers $Sfie rs and! owning large
inteTAS tss q farmslan i'm the cofimIv'
besid 81 soeeNpation he ,swas "a
cor trsa TOR and sb.ltl ller, and many Of,
the thXlse6 aht ID Isinessy buildings III,
Walhai ast da. from til ose which he
ownaf Wegs ahNf II {; by him, or under
his dfae Il OH ssiR Recenfly he had been
the most aett pr f6pertY lowner@o OF,
the .tsn ef J, J! ii s'yt,lgI 8 pat number
OF stote tebui tdings and fother business
placeEssa end. .:hH I'D one d great deal
of imHfnY Ye1len enE work In the way q
layinE;sSem etat Sid deWa ksSints Font of
his Sh1l idfj 49, % iT Il opera tion
with ffieipal aA thoritiest 8
MrsS& &GStnafil%, 8 wan sS& b. lifelong
momhH s ths S LIlt herhfl 4 church,
holdtn snnB eTsff THIS Johifs b
of .; Z 81 lssb 81, greatly
misss uf i1mufli ty; FOR he
VASE g & e 81 most b forward j
lookthB SES hl iiSgs men, and az
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-01-18

have fields of onions for marketing
purposes. The ladies believe in d.
versif1ed farming and will do their
bit to help the men beat the boil
weevil.
The School Improvement Associa-
ton was reorganized with Mrs. T..
M. Glymph as president; Mrs. Ray
ford Harris, vice president; Mrs. 7.
U. Mitchell, secretary and treasurer.
The following committees were op-
pointed: Business, Mrs. w. C. Mays,
Mrs. S. L. Leathers, Mrs. Wallace
Glymph; social, Mrs. r. U. Mitchell,
Mrs. j. l.. Sheldon, Miss Thompson.
There will be a community party
given for the benefit Of the associa-
tion when the weather Is more fa-
vorable.
We understand that J. Laurens
Sheldon has put in an order for
pair Of pure-bred Poland China pigs
and has built substantial flve-acre
lot for grazing purposes. T. u. Nit
chell and others have also purchased
the pure-bred hogs and will use this
as side line in farming.
The high school has added an
other teacher to the faculty-Miss
Mary Gaines, of Westminster. This
makes the sixth teacher. Our school
Is in good condition and Is doing ex-
cellent work, with an enrolment Of
about 200. The many friends of our
former teacher, Miss Thode, Of Wall
halla, sympathize deeply with her in
The death of her father.
Mrs. D. McClanahan, OF Ware
Shoals, was a recent guest Of Mrs. l..
B. Marett.
Mrs. Dora Harbin, OF Westmin-
ster, has moved into our community
and Is making her home with her
father, B. H. Glymph.
Mrs. Lucy King Is on an extended
visit to relatives in Columbia.
Joe Lee, who has been spending
some time here. has gone North on
an extended trip, visiting frineds.
The many friends Of little Lorise
Glymph are very sorry to learn that
she is sick, suffering from an attack
Of bronchitis.
Mrs. Dora Tribble, Of Lavonia,
Ga. was spend-the-day guest in
the home OF her brother, DR.. w. G.
Mays, Wednesday.
, 1922-01-19
TELEGRAM MS

81 OIEO1A 81 y iIONs
Madras, India. Jan. 18th. The Prince
OF Wales arrived here today, There was
rather serious rioJing ia some sectors Of
the city, resulting in several casualties,
The ii0ting became so intense that the
police interfered with armoured cars.
Barbados, Jan. 13th.-Major the Hon
Z. Wood and party arrived here at 10 a.
IN. today in H. M. S. Valerian. On land
ing they were received by his EXcellency
the Governor members of the ex cutive
committee and members Of The Iegisia-
ture, heads of Government departments.
Members of consular body and members
Of the Vestry of St. Michael's. A cordial
welcome was extended to The di5tjn-
guished party who drove to GoVernme {
house.
London, Jan. 18th. Mustapha Renal
Pasha, the Turkish Nationalist leader,
has been murdered, says an exchange
telegraph despatch from Constantin0pIe
today quoting a report from Angora, the
Turkish Nationalist C pital.
Paris, Jan. l4th. The surrender OF
the Germans CHARGED Wi b offences in
connection with the war, 10 The Allies
for trial is recommended in two reaoiu-
tions by the a lied commission on war
crimes made public today. The commits
sions hrst resolutions finds the en- !uct
of the recent trials at Lcipsic unsati,fac
tory, except for a few cases, and thai
the procedure IF the trial was not such
as 10 elicit truth There were acquittals
where should have been convictlQtls, and
lioht sentences, instead OF heavy. The
eeco4} resolution holds it is useless to
submit further cases for trial by the
I,eipsjc court and recommends giving
offacr to article 238 of the treaty of Yer
sailIes. providing Tor Germany's surren-
der 10 the Allies of any identified persons
charged with war offences for trial by
tha Allies.
, 1922-01-19

This ten-day test costs nothing. To mil
lions it has brought a new era in teeth clean
ing. This is to urge that you try this method.
Then let your own teeth show you what it
means to you and yours.
, 1922-01-19
To fight the film /

The object is to fight the film which causes
most tooth troubles. Film is that viscous
coat you feel. It cliro~ 1teeth, enters crev-
ices and stays. The u y DDS Of brushing
do not end it. Sc despite all care, tooth
troubles have been constantly increasing.
It is the f1m-coat that discolors, not the
teeth. And nearly all teeth brushed in old
ways are coated more or less.
Film is the basis of tartar. It holds food
substance which ferments and forms acid. 1t
holds the acid in contact with the teeth to
cause decay.
Millions Of germs breed in it. They, with
tartar, are the chief cause of pyorrlea. And
that disease has become alarming in extent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25
One Man in His lime:
u
nN ELIEN GLASGOW.

h"sSed paper and pansil"d In yell
low OAK. III. furniture. protected
f"r tvc months al the year by covers
- striped linen. was stif!y uphul-
stored in p"a-Ere"u hrocadc. and
tn" pictures hanging very high.
w"r" large but Inferior oil paint
inES in heavily giIdcd frames that
represented pr.post"rouS shcaves OF
wheat or Earlauds ~ roses Forty
years ar" tn. house reproduced
within and without the best taste"
"f 'h- period. and was as bad as the
i!"rk"l"ys could afford to maze II,
SinC" then fashions had come = nd
gone. Set IA" hospitable hom" re-
manned aS unchanged IS tho politics
Of tn" host ar tn" figure Of tn. host
"ss. Tn" Berkcl"Ns were stlll con
cent TO h.. "old-fs shirn.d people"
with the fin" feeling and the indIs-
criminal" iast. ~ an era which had
lowered not Ia architecture. but In
character. when tn. standard Of Nv
Ing was nigh aud tn" styl" in furnI-
turc CORES pundinglY low Tonight
the ton guests tthe E.rkeieys never
gave large dinners had been care.
fully chusen aud tn. evening would
probably he distinguished hy good
talk and good wine Though they
wcrc iaw-abiding persons To the
core. the bitterness OF tho eighteenth
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

amendment had not penetrated I" the
suhterrsn"a darkness where MIR.
E"rkei"y's treasures w"r" stored
Mrs. Berkeley. brisk. compac,
Mttle woman, with pretty rlorld
fac" and tho prominent bosom and
tapcring waist Of forty years ago.
turned from tn. Governor as CorIn-
IA and III. judge entered. and hur-
ried forward IN her animated way.
which reminded on" Of the manner
OF child that ~ trying 10 MAKE q
success OF a dolls party Beyond
Mr.. Berkeley. short. u"utral-tint"d
man without emphasis % 3.rsouaii-
". torinna saw Mrs Strihiing's tail.
fun hEur" drapcd in gown OF
Jade -COlorsd velv"t, with a darkingl,
short skirt from which a narrow.
sharply pointed train wound like a
serpent. Her heavy hair. of an uu-
usual Shad" Of psie gold. had tin"
smooth. polished look Of metal which
mad been moulded in waves clos. TO
her head In spit" OF her active liz.
and her disastrous affairs. She pre-
sentcd an unhlemishcd COmplexion
as " hcr hard rosy surface Ucr. pro-
t"cted hv some indc<trUctib glaze
H"sid" hcr opul"nt attractions the
fran preitineSs nf Alice Rokohy. who
was dining out for tho first tim.
this winter. looked wistful and pa
th"tlc Every ono. except corinna
VINO had been abroad at the time
knew OF the old affair between .Alic.
R"kehy and John Bcnham. and every
ono Wh" knew Of II had thought that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25
FLOTILLA ARRIVES
IN RICHMOND THIS AFTERNOON
Will Take an Impressive Part in the Observance Here
Friday of Navy Day-Mcmory of Matthew Fon-
tanc Maury BE Iionorcd.

h"tilla 81 six subma rines ac-
c"ihpdnled hy the /. =. = Fulton
VIII hiriN" at the Hichmoud harhor
this afternoon. prepared 10 take an
ii"ri"sSl!" part in tn" obscrvanr" of
Navy bay which viii bc H,tingIv held
Nor" on Friday. The no,iIla is .x-
p"'t"h her" ia tn" nC,"rnoon al
'h""th m" h"ur cannot b. den
ntt"iy nX"d. TN" bua,s' Viii lray,
IA" naval base early today and viii
MAJ" d" speed which viii probably
'hnh them at this point about 3
" clock. Tn" squadron viii b.. H.,
charge "f 'ommaud.r Thomas With
"iS. IN" destroyer Maury. captain
w w. Wilson. which comes from
boston 10 Yorktown for - STAY xiII
also com" M the river today TN.
squadron VIII com. to anchor q,
IN" fnnni"ipa! wharf. space having
been allowed by Mayor AinsIi. Thts
VIII b" the largest number OF uav.
boats ever assembled in the harbnr
aud thousands Of people are expected
/" view the sight.
IN" squadron Will leave ON II. 70.
TURN trim to tho naval base early
saturday morning. IN" city tug
boarded bv naval officials and 90,
"ihc"rS. VIII proceed down the Jams.
carry 'his afternoon, L" WELDON. The
""N"I D"a's and escort them ia their
fcN'cc'lNc t"fths In tn" harhor.
~ Ia" request OF Cougr"ssm,n
y. Montague. tn" Navy Dop.rtncu,
mas agreed to hav" several sea,
!''"h'E nhh"uN"r over tho city on
-" b"E Th"s" aircraf, ar. at.
'ach"d !" tn" Atlantic Flee, q mo-.
1'"n Of which viii 70. in u,mn,n,
Roads on that day.
l.h'''lNfS comm.
"a" event viii he hold on board me
Many hy tn" Matthew Fortaiuo
Many Association. Friday mnruiur
"f'"r which tn" "fic"rs 81 IN. hoo,
accompanied by m"mb.rs of tn. .s.
ISOLATION. "ill proceed To- Hollyy,n,J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

Cemetery. where further exercises
viii he held In connection with tn.
uiacing Of wreath on the tomb Of
Commodore Maury.
TIL" L. :. :. Maurv is one Of
larg" numh"r Of similar torpedo
boat d"Stroy"rS launched during the
p"nt-up DAYS of 1918. and cafu. a.
an. independents" Day gift 30 tn.
country. having been launched on
July {. al O'Clock ia "a. morning
At that hour thousands ~ cheering
ana happy citizens. mainly from IN"
old New England StoCk gathered
along tn" banks % tn. Fore RIVER
at quincy. Mas. almns, Ia -p.ahing
histanC" uf r. Nm"uth. Of M.ynow.r
ihm"- Their 10Y was uubruud.d
and th.y ch.crcd In" Maurv A..
though us uam"saHr mad been :, com
patri"t ~ Henry Cabut i.udg. NJ
shadow "f Scctiunalism marked 1hn
proceedings The launching party
embraced Roar Admiral Spencer 8
wood and mis- daughter Ammo. Miss
Anna Hainiiu. tho sponsor. Miss
ward "f New York Mrs wood. Misc
Marsar"tta wood. and Miss Lane.
of Boston MISS Hamiin is Il d.ugh.
tor Of Charles : IIamlin, Of tho
Federal icScr:n Board. VINO Was
designated by Secretary Of Navy
Daniels
In r.f,r"nc" to the launching tho
host"n Transcript said. Times
change. Massachusetts proudly.
launches ~ the Fore River works A
destroyer which is named after a
commander IN the Confederate navy.
and j. proud al the fact That
M"ury's record in scirnc" should
never have been cloud"d at al hv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25

remedy for quite a while" said Mr..
Jonn r. Rupp. wcll-known resident
II harrisburg. Pa, living at No. 4
North Ninth Street
II got so | had Indigestion and
dyspepsia very bad. My food did not
digest right, hut would ferment in
my stomach and cause gas. hIoatinz
ana helching | did not get the right
nourishm"nt from my food. because |
became weak and rundown and lost
Is pounds My liver and kidneys did
not work right. had dizzy spells.
biliousness. headaches and pains
across my back. was badly consti-
pated and so nervosu that I couldn't
sleep right.
Since have taken Plant Juice I
have regained the lost Is pounds and
never felt better in my life. MY
bowels are regular; have good ap-
petite and can eat anything without
gas or blOating. My liver and kid
neys work fine now, and the diZzi-
ness. bilious spells and headaches are
gone. My nerves are improved: |
sleep good and feel fine in every re-
spect."
Plant Juice is sold In Richmond AT
Tragle's Drug Store: in Petersburg
by Morrison. the. Drug Man: in Chase
city by the Chase City Drug Co..
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25
TO AID ABSENT VOTERS
IN NOVEMBER ELECTION
Clerk VIII Re stationed In Lobby Of
Ri"hmond Post-Ofic~ All Day
Friday for Work.

Absent voters in Richmond Will be
taken care Of at tho general election
To To- hold in November. just as they
were in the primary last August.
= clerk Viii be stationed in the
post cnic. lobby on Friday, from 6
4. NJ. until 10 l. NJ. and nc viii
xiv" all assistance necessary 10 the
voter ~ho desires 10 cast his balio,
In his home town.
Application FOR the ballot must he
mad" and Ia the hands Of the regis
'rar Of mis- voting precinct not less
than ton days b"fur. election day and
o; must II. mack Ia the registrar not
later imam the dag II election. The
rIcrk .rupi"yed for IN" worE on Fri
day will explain all details and put
al GGnlihcd voters in position To get
'h"ir names In The pot" AT the No.
vcmbcr election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-25
THREE

they would %" married as soon as Sh,
got her divorce hut tim, had
dragged on CorInra had com. homc,
again. and Alic" Rokcby, violet
'yes had grown DEEPER and more
wiStful, with = haunted look In them
a. II they we're DENYING hungry
heart. she had never dressed ven.
she mad never, a. Mrs StrbinE re-
marked. known how TO hrlu. ont her
best points, and tonight shc had
been even loss successful than usual.
Eoth Corinnl aud Mrs StrjbunE
could hav" told her that She should
have avoided violent shades. aud yet
she was wearing now dress u
vivid purple which made her pale
r"s"l"of complexion look almost sal
iow. Though she could exercise when
Sn" chos" strangely passive a.
traction. her charm usually faIlsd
i'm tn" end for lack of Intelligent
guidance.
tro Re Continued