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JAP PICTURE
BRIDES

EENEN thousand Iapaness baclle-
lors Ia Mexico and south
America win be made happy with.
mates from their homeland Il the
plan being worked up ~ Mrs. *.
Taraalla, wife a the Japanese
consul ct Sac Paulp, Brazil. and
indorsed BY the authorities IL.
Japan natures Is she hopes.
Mrs. Tarama is now ii Japan
organizing the first party Of pic
ture brides Tor South American
japanese.
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WHEN DID
HAPPEN


i. When did the celebrated
Italian noble family, the PcicO-
1omfni, become extinct2
2. When was the Ramb0uil1et
Decree. for the seizure and sale
Of American vessels. issuedg
When did the Monitor fcun-
der off Cape Hatteraa?
ANSWERS
To Yesterdays Ones ti0ns.
1. Peter Afinuif bought Man
haitian Island from the Indians.
III 1926.
2. Mazeppa the celebrated Cos
sack chief. lived from 1914 to
1903.
5. Christopher Newport com.
mander Of The expedition which
founded jamestown, Va, died
in 1917.
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LET'S HA We
THOSE HINTS

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Washington Times are send
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!. when disease appears ii the ski
agrams to Be advancing.
II was found that ricketts, could
Be diagnosed 81 xxray much
earlier than ~ the usual clinical
examination. In 10 per cent Of.
cases the condition showed before
SIX months By the x.ray, while
clinicaIIy 80 per cent Of the dag
noses could not be made until
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and draught excluded; the baby
should lie m the patch De sunlight
coming through the open space.
The ultra violet content the really
valuable rays Of the light Is
most intense between 10 and
o'clock. II may not be possible
In the winter to expose the whole.
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should try to make up TO Maris
for what nature neglected to do. Z
Marie was delighted with the
plano lessons and practised un-
tiring1y for two years. Now she
can play quite wen. The dancing
has overcome her awkwardness
and although Marie never VIII BE-
pretty, she has q fair chance at
being attractive.
And Margaret e as happy over
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after four months the average
age being eight months.
Comparison with the control
groups showed that the anti
III preventing advanced ricketts,
Ia those IN which It had been
detected III the incipient stage.
The eIgiagranns revealed the
extraordinary chronicity Of rick
etc
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wen!'
Everything
you wear is
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These and
similar excIa-
nations greet
an acquaint-
ance OF mine
these da v 3,
wherever she
goes. It is
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Appearance
has improved
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She told me
the secret the
other day.
al decided
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; husband. also want her to
study dancing. Z
Wen, what about Margaret r.
he asked.
Margaret can get along with
out any special training, was
the answer. Marie has musical
talent, and she needs the grace
and poise which the dancing wiz
for both Of them. 50 I think we
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For Burnt POND

People who have good alumni
um cooking utensils win find that
when they burn on the bottom
that II bread soda is sprinlEled
in the bottom and scrubbed that
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as before. MRS. VIRGINIA
CORBY, SO Fifth st. N. 70.
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al Good stunt

Stick adhesive tape to bottoms
OF bread boxes and other large
cans such as sugar and flour. It
will prevent rust marks on lin
oleum. MRS. j. u. DEGGES.
4O09 Sheets Ave. Brentwood, Nd.
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Pc Crnat

II you make your crust with
Ice water and let stand In Ice
box few hours before rolling
It will be much nicer. MRS. s.
NORTON, 3O8 La Verne Ave-,
Potomac, Va,
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treatment It Is recognized that
while healthy infants can take.
their sun baths outside IN win
ter. the same IL not true Oe
feeble and premature infants.
Sun baths indoors are taken In
front Of an open window fac
ing the sun, preferable south or
east or southeast.
The room should be warmed
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Keep Congoleuln New

Before laying a new congoleum
rug give it a coat OF clear var
nish. This will keep It looking
new" longer and will make It
wear better. MRS. LEROY
TIMMONS, Berwyn, Md.
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If your little one Is Out-of-sorts,
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I Grass stains can usually be
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This Day III History

sIs IL the anniversary Ill the tOpedg Luania ii lsl4
when 134 of the irish Noass
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PrOuerbiaL Phrases

scElHE HORNS OF A DILEMMA" from the scholastic
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Roanoke Items
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ROANOKE. VA, Feb, 17-Rev{
w. r. Howerton officiated. at the
Mt, Zion A. M. e. Church last Sun
days Mr.. r. M. Lee, of Dry Fork.
Va. was in the city. Rev. DR.. C. N.
Granderson. the famous pulpit ora
tor, leoturqd here at the First Bap-
fist Church Sunday afternoon. He
preched at the High Street Baptist
Church in the morning service.
The home OF Mr.. Lewis Simms, 43
Hart Avenue, N. w. was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire on the 18th
inst. The mid-wfnter picnic OF the
Sunshine Club Of the Mt. Zion A.
NJ d Church took place on the
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Mr8, Susan Ferris was called to the
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tinsville, Va
Mrs. .Pinkey Dennis is out ag6in.
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IDEAL SOCIETY NOTES.

The Ideal Mid-Winter Membership
Campaign is the best in the history
Of the Order The great number of
new members added in the past 90
days is very satisfactory.
In speaking of his recent trip to
Washington and Philadelphia the
Supreme Master said more fraternai
interest was shown than he has ever
seen before,
Mr. A! w. Holmes, of the Ideal
Society has accepted an invitation to
speak at Fair Oaks Baptist Church.
o'ciock The National Ideal Choir
will furnish musical selections. Mr..
w. III, Coy leader.
Richmond District is being con-
graduated on having added two new
Lodges and a great many members
to other Lodges and for the success
which attended the meeting of the
District led by Deputy T. L., Beverly,
state Deputy ]. r. Hicks, Mr. B.
w. Perkins, Mrs. Rosa b Atkins,
Mrs. Susie H Robinson and Mrs.
Annie B. scott.
The regular monthly meeting of
The Richmond District Council and
the Union Nursery Board Of Rich
mond held very inspiring meetings
looking forward to making plans to
attend the 14th Ideal Annual Con-
vention, which will convene in Sep
tsmber in Philadelphia ........
Mr. A. w Holmes, Founder and
Supreme Master of the Order accept
ed an invitation to be one Of the
principal speakers on the closing
night February the Sth. of the
Fourth Annual Friendship Week of
incoln's Birthday Celebration at
the Academy of Music, Broad and
ccust SITS, Philadelphia. to mem
bers OF both races. Prof Kelly
Miller Hon. John C. Ashbury and
Mr. r.. Washington Rhodes will
also speak.
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FULTON NOTES

The following are the officers Of
the Charity Club Of the Mt. Calvary
Baptist Church: President, Mrs SUI
sie Holmes;, Vice-President. Mrs.
Lula Logan; Secretary. Mrs. Geor-
gia Yates; Assistant Secretary, Mrs
Sisseretta Washington; Treasurer,
Deacon Charles Terrell; Reporter.
G. B, Jefferson; Rev. C. A. Cobbs
exofficio- iEGecutive Committee.
Mrs, Eiizabeth Cobs, chairman:
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Jones and Bro. Thomas Roane
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1926-02-20
IN MEMORY.

In sad out sweet remembrance of
our Mother and Grandmother, Mrs.
Robinette Cogbiii, Who, departed
this life one year ago, February II,
1926:
Just line Of sweet remembrance.
Just memory fond and true.
Just token of love and devotion
That our hearts still long for you.
A loving mother, true and kind
A better mother no one could find
sledp ON, daaTS mothert rs sweet
70 knew
Your troubles are ended. and we
miss you 80.
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Mr.. N G, Booker is confined to his
bed with LaGrippe. He is the
efficient treasurer of Fifth Street
Baptist Church
Mr. James Il. Price. manager for
the w. A. Price Company broke a
small bone in his leg while moving
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MIR. MATTHEW EPPs BURIED.

The funeral of Mr.. Matthew Epps,
who departed this life Thursday.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The object of this suit is to obtain
divorce from the bonds of matril
mony from the defendant Annie
Scott by the plaintiff Rufus Scott.
on the grounds of desertion.
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and filed that the defendant Annie
Scott is not a resident of the STATE
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VIRGINIA.:
In the Circuit Court of the County
of Chesterfield. the Sth day of
February, 1926
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