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The Bee from Danville, Virginia • 2

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The Beei
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Danville, Virginia
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TWO OWLER INED $100 AND PERMIT WAS REVOKED owler charged with drlv ing a ear wjitla under the Influence of liquor was tried yesterday In Schoolfield before Squire itts and fined $100 and his permits were revoked owler appealed the case It will be Remembered that last week owler while driving on the Yanceyville road ran into a man named Wrenn lie was arrested and charged with driving a car while In toxicated lWIliAXCEW TE1JS RIEND'S RECOVERY "Re suffered considerably frpm gas in stomach end colic attacks and at times was very yellow His doctors diagnosed his ailment as gall bladder trouble andl that an operation was necessary Some one persuaded hint to try Wonderful Remedy since taking it one year ago he tells me he has bf'ftn flble to ent anyth ng It la a simple harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus front the intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation which causes prjic itically all stomach liver and intesti nal ailments including appendicitis One dose will convince or money re funded Drug Store and druggist? adv TJIE BEE DANVILLE VA RIDAY JULY 13 1923 No Corns Mother! DET) MR AND MRS "RIG CARPENTER (CENTER) AND MR be sure head nrt Mrs uauay ajhp All of them are still honeymooning course everybody Alkali in Soap Bad for Washing Hair now her tongue for Patrons of the Street Cars 395 Leave 4 Rhi ilfi Cunard today ft bi a a a a a Line supplied two new for which summonses Again due to American that you the Cunard Leave Leave Leave loosens and takes out every particle of dust dirt and dandruff best I've hus BALDWIN WORKS IN COOPERATION WITH THE ACTION AGAINST DESERTER WILL CAUSE EELING CONTINUED CLEARANCE SUMMER SLIPPERS Leviathan tomorrow Line officials will at the longest of months to be make the course kind of women who are entering every pro fession almost every line of business and polities as well They are bound to make good and there is no ques tion but what health is their greatest asset Many women however de velop weak nervous conditions and cannot stand the strain of a profes sional or business life Such woman should remember when beset with headaches backache nervousness ir ritability or any ailment peculiar to their sex khat the greatest of all rem edies for such conditions Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound roe nearly fifty years this old fashioned root and herb medicine hoe been re storing the women of America to health and strength It holds the re markable record of helping out Pt every 100 women who try it adv pounds of fruit with Opoundsofsuar nlti ounces of CEtrro makes 5 pounds of Jam and all the lavor is retained a a a bo reason to tell Thai sad old "I did itf He now perfect jelly too She uses so should you! Best Laxative is "California ig Many soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much free alkali which is very injurious as it dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle The best thing to use is Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo for this is pure and entirely greaseless It is inex pensive and beats anything else all to pieces You can get this at any drug store and a few ounces will last the whole family for months Two or three teaspoonfuls is all that is required Simply moisten your hair with water and rub it in It makes an abundance of rich creamy lather which cleanses thoroughly and rinses out easily The hair dries quickly and evenly and is soft fresh looking bright fluffy wavy and easy to manage Besides it Resinol helps to bring out th? real beauty oj the skin Cosmetics only hide akin trouble but Resinol Ointment aided by Resi nol Soap in most cases clears away blotches roughness and similar de fects keeping the skin soft and smooth with the natural color of health Giv th Reiol product trial or site by ad dr uj ruts Danville Traction Power Co Holland Pres Jas I Pritchett Vice Pres Chas Johnson Gen Mgr MR AND MRS "DADDY" AMISAND MRS DEWEY SCARBORO Special to The Bee) rn their sister "hut they One wanted church other a home wedding had her own way all agreed good football good husbands" MT CROSS LOCAL There will be a meeting of the Mt Cross Local Saturday night at Sharon School Addresses by Messrs Warren and Carter BTOELEY ULTON Secy BiMBBiiiwni riiitJii Want Perfect Husband? Then Marry a ootball Player who has been married tne three sisters six exact "football players though of never tried any other band 'You can always married a real man if marry a man who has played through several seasons of football or if he a real man ha never would have stood the She had often seen Scprboro on the gridiron He was a hero popular with everyone Says Mrs Scarboro: there never: was a little voice your future when I first saw Dewey I lijyecj h'pi pf 1 a i hen tney an went uanijmis is nothing lik camp life tp get people acquainted with each oth says yujs wuy lived in tents and cooked on an oil stove and swam and drove and had wonderful time It was there we fell in love "Then one day Dewey called me up and said: get married to I said: right And all there was to Meanwhile football romances and No 3 were making rapid way of their own Loretta had fallen in' love with "Big Carpenter Georgia Tech star of the class of and Ruth had become engaged to Amis member of last glass "They planned a double wedding" explains agree on what kind of wed dmg to have wedding the inally each "But players make Union street was again blocked last night for the second time despite the rain within the past eight days by sport fans enjoying the free matinee of the Willard Irpo fight given by the Register Bee At least thou sand fans assembled in front of the Register Bee office to hear the fight returps as they were received round by round over the Associated Press leased wire frpm the ring side Local sport fans and' many from the near by counties are appreciating more than ever these free tight re ports this being shown by the atten dance: It has been the custom of The Register Bee for years to give out these reports as they are re ceived over the wire and it will lie continued as long as the funs desire it (By Chicago Tribune Service) ARIS July 12 Prime Minister Baldwin has 'been working in the closest' cooperation with the Aiper ican embassy in Lotjdon in preparing the British policy on the Ruhr ana reparations it was learned authori tatively today The knowledge that the state de partment has been kept fully in formed on the British decvislong dis quiets the rench who feel that this action is a sure indication of Wash entire sympathy with Down ing street On the eve of Mr de claration ifl Parliament the rench foreign offied again issues a warn ing that rance will not accept the vesting of the power of again fixing ahe amount of reparations in the hands of some international neutral committee The reparations commission was le gally created by the Versailles treaty to handle the problem and this can not be transferred elsewhere without violating the said Poin care's spokesman The rench point out that tne smashing of the entente and individ ual dealings with Germany regard ing reparations probably would mean the collapse of the League of Na tions as the league's duties are based vn neonmntinn nf silled SOldlS ity Vii ii jz nr Dcinpora ic rietemiincd now ever not to permit the League to interfere with reparations regard less pf what'ihe British threaten strikerTdenied A NEW TRIAL Hurry Mother! Even a bilious con stipated feverish child loves the pleasant taste of "California tig Sy 'and it never fails to open the bowels A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow Ask vour druggist for genuine California ig which has di rections for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle Mother! You must say oryou may get an imitation fig syrup adv free trial coupon frontier asthma lo Room 280 Niagara Hudson Sts Buffalo Eepd free trial of your peltwd to III lie Jam Jelly Making now an exact science The simplest way to end a corn is Blue jay Stops th? pain in stantly Then the corn loosens and comes out Made in clear liquid and in thin plasters The action is the same At your druggist Bluejay Livin' on South Mam St Craghead St and the oop should preserve this schedule of WHITE LAG CARS and remember the time the cars pass the point they usually board them so as to avoid liavi Leave Barn at Leave'Holbrook St at Leave Crag) cad and Main St Leave Crachead A at yemetery yate ui Wert End at Cemetery Gate at era ehead and Deboe LeaVo Craghead Main You can easily learn when to expect your car from the aboyg 'schedule EORTS GET A SETBACK (By Chicago Tribune Service) NEW YORK July Efforts of the police department to continue cracking the whip oyer cabarets despite the repeal of the Mullan Gage act received a sharp set back today Inspector men had brought two cabaret managers into th? West Side Court charged with violating the recent police pul ing prohibiting dancing after 1 clock Magistrate Hatting listened to the testimony and then threw the cases out of court He showed no with the police depart evident intention of keeping a strangle hold on the cabarets with the same czar like domination they displayed' during the Muliap Gage regime last Winter By a strange coincidence th? Mou lin JRouge and the Montmartre were the first cabarets to fall victims of the new order Patrolmen stationed there by order of Inspector Bolan found patrons dancing in both places after 1 o'clock Summonses were promptly served As a result of frequent raids and unpleasant experiences Richard Green general manager for both cafes brought an action against Inspector Bolan for oppression several months ago The case comes to tria lin spe cial sessions in August I UNION STREET AGAIN BLOCKED BY IGHT ANS Clover seriously ill July Charles Carroll Glover Chairman uf the Bnnrd of Directors of the Klfgs 3t10 Bank and leading financier in th capital has been serious I nt his Summer hornw at lOU iiai bor Me according io word received today by officials of the bank Milton Allee President of the bank was inarmed by telephone thisJ'nJnins that Mr (Hover condition which WP hlhly 011 31h better that ho is not now in im mediate danger and that an over atlon for gallstones may be avoided Mi Giover is iv William SteJr PM daugh ter of Richmond aro visltm? wrs' ollok Jefferson avenue Penetrating Antiseptic Zemo Will Help You Never mind how often you have tried and failed you can ctop burning itch ing Eczema quickly by applying Zemo furnished by any druggist for 35c Extra large bottle Healing be gins the moment Zemo is applied In a short time usually every trace ofEczema Tetter Pimples Rash Blackheads and similar skin diseases will be removed or clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy always use Zemo the penetrating antiseptic liquid When others fail it is the one dependable treat ment for skin troubles of all kinds Thesfl two styles shown here are included in this Iijt also many others in fine Shoes that are extra values at regular prices By THOMAS RYAN SOUTHAMPTON July The ac tion against the alleged British de sorters on the Ijcviathan bit ternesg between the United' States Lines and the American officials on one hand and the British steamship lines on the other AU day policemen searched the Le viathan for the twenty two men Charged with desertion from a Cun ard line In New York The police went through the list of tho ship crew but although the English pa pers announced that the Leviathan carried 200 culprits only three sus pected names were found on the list Summonses were served on these thre cmen and they must appear to morrow at the Southampton police court or bo committed for contempt of court In which ease they are sub ject to arrest' The men aye Courtney formerly of the Aqultania Barnes for merly of tho Berengaria and Moirte formerly of the Berengaria all the catering department The police say the case against Molrte is doubtful maximum penalty provided for act is a J20 fine or six month in jail desertion by the merchant shipping ollowing energetic action by the American officials it was decided to call the men to court tomorrow and then to adjourn the cases until Mon day after the amicable celebrations aboard which tend The names ivern Issued nressitre these summonses will ho re turnable on Monday thus obviating any increased bitterness during the celebrations The White Star Line it is reported will follow the Cunaxds lead by de manding more summonses yne captain nas prorestea agamet the allegations of an anti American paper in London He said this paper tried to discpurage passengers from taking tne reviatnan rroni soutnamv ton by declaring that she could not sail on the appointed day NEW BUILDING IS DEDICATED A lot wosisting Of about 50 styles ot fine high grade tlippers and osfords in broken sizes Plenty of small ones irom to also from to 8s in most all widths also many other sizes Values from $600 to $1250 Closing out at KIWIANIS CLUB MEETING HELD AT COUNTRY CLUB 0 There was a large crowd at th Klwnnls club meeting at try Club last night In addition to thero seven lsitr ip attendance Tho bronze markers to be placed by the Khvaniens at each tree plant ed for each Danville soldier who lost his life in the world war will be P14P ed in the ten The club unanimously voted in favor of a joint meeting in this city of the cluhR of Lynchburg Martins ville Reidsville Souxh Boston and Danville Invitations will bo isgued immediately and It is probable that the meeting will be held two weeks hence However the time and place will be announced later The Dan ville Kiwanlans have had thia meet ing under consideration for some time and when the joint gathering is held a special program will be ar ranged nothing being left undone to make the occasion memorable The club last night voted to invite to George Coleman formerly of the State Highway Department now of the Virginia Good Roads Associa tion to come to Danville and addiess a meeting of citizens Bob Baumann newly was tne tonder recipicni oi a ed with appropriate ceremonies Cox won the attendance prize SLIM LANCASTER CAUGHT WHILE INTERRING RUM 01 Many a mournful cartoon has been published depicting the sad Hjes over John Barleycorn but it remain ed for Lancaster of School field to be caught in the act The sad pan of the whole pro ceedings for was the fact that Officer Rice Constable Thomas Chief Cole and Officer Jess Milton were sole witnesses to the ceremony there nu present thoough probably a plenty af ter the facts became known Lancaster was shadowed bj the officers to a body ef woods in Ban nersville There he was seen to take two half galloon jars of liquor ecrapo 1 hoi in the ground and tenderly lay them at rest The officers then ap pealed and did their 'part nJff eluded the adllon moonshine Officers have been Slim trai for a long while it has been sus nected that he was running a sort of ffe with a plenteous supply of embalpi In officially known LancflstH gave oona ui his appearance before a Chatham magistrate next Monuaj 1 A GAMES ARE PLAYED BY CHINA YOUTHS Atlanta Ga July kind of men make the best hus bands? Sometimes it takes a lifetime to find out and even then there is doubt But there is one Georgia family that is decided Each of its three daugh ters unite the answer: "ootball players make the best or within six months the Misses Grace Ixiretta and Ruth Jackson belles in the younger southern social circles married three stars of the Georgia Tech football team Now they are respectively Mrs Dewey Ecarboro Mrs "Big Carpenter on Atrc Amis the Carpenters in Ilorida Amises in California and the Scar 0003 in i fSure says Mirs Scarboro er is there I THOMPSON CO 337 MAIN STREET INSTRUCTOR IN MEDICAL COURSE WINS MEDAL RALEIGH July 12 rWord has just been received that Dr RutrnMor ior su urr Ct uivx graduate medical course to begin dur ing the week of July 16 ip Winston Salem Greensboro High Point Salis bury Concord' and Charlotte has been awarded the silver medal fog his instructional demonstration and ex hibit at the meeting of the American Medical Association reqejjtly heJd rj San raneiseq Snell director of the Univers ity Extension Division under whose auspices the course is being given re ceived the notification of the award at Chapel Hill last night He states that this Is the second highest honor given at the annual meeting of the association Dr exhibition also received the first prize at the meeting of the North Carolina Medical Society in Asheville recently The time and place of the first meetings of the course are as follows: "Winston Salem Monday July 16 Nurses Home City Memorial IJospi tal 4 tn A Greensboro Tuesday July 17 Room 208 County Court Jlouse 3 High Point Tuesday July 17 pri Salisbury Wednesday 18 Concord Tnursaay chants Club Cannon Building 2:30 1i9nd Charlotte riday July 20 Library who Room Professional Building'! I 1 I 1 Li ti 11 i 4 Mr fc neix said huuuu twAntv ThvfcirianR and sureeGns in the Piedmont section of the state had al RENCH SHIPS ready signed up to tauo me tuuibu BACK ATER PROGRAM OR LONG CRUISEI SWIMMING MEET (By Chicago Tribune Service) I The events listed for piRI Julv The rench crut 1 tning meet to bo staged today at 3 6er8AJui7s MWtkt and Victor Hgo by the iUnern' which have been on a 32000 mile Ployed boys are as follows cruise around world during the 1 0 yard Oasn past nine months with a stunning exr 1 lunge f0' I Tack position of Parisian corsets perfumes 3 20 yaid swini or gowns jewglry hats and stockings 4 ancy diving returned to Toulon today Th" cruis 40 ya distance ers received 20000 visitors in AusJ Lnderwatei swim for distance tralla 25000 in New Zealand and Lira saving exniouioii the same in Japan thousands 8 llay elsewhere cnampagne was serveq io th distinguished visitors and tea to the spectators and im a rf1lprT that Tho men have the privilege oi 0 visiting the pool at any time the in tlYS tended the baseball game and benefit 0 boys aro recejy wtlTTAV II HUGHES The funeral of William Jlenry Hughes 50 Vt ho died Wednesday evening at General hospital was held yesterday afternoon at 8:30 o'clock at Moon Creek Baptist Church Interment wa? made in HI the church cemetery The pall is I bearers follow: A Boswell A Boswell 5 Haley ilas Seemster Henry Seem Ster Hail Robert Bailey i I i Ki! THE WOMAN AMERICA mi I is well illustrated by the thousands of IS (By Tfte Associated re) CHICAGO July Ten members of a railroad shop qnion who went on strike July 1 1922 and who shortly afterward were jound guilty of violating a temporary injunction restraining their strike Activity were denied a jury trial under the Clayton act today by the United States cir cuit court of appeals The court held that the men were not engaged in a lawful strike and that their acts relative to the rail road company therefore were tha same as those of strangers apd the men were not qualified demand a jury trial Cunningham of Cun ningham was a Danville yesterday apd saw the baseball game of course ree to As thnia and Hay ever Sufferers ree Trial of a Method that Anyone Can Use Without Riseoftort or Loss of Tiipc We have a method tor the control of Asthma and we want you to try jj atur expend Np matter whether your case is of long standing or recent de velopment whether it is present as CbX Asthma or Hay Yer you should send for a free ral method No matter Jn what climate you live no matter what occupation if you are doubled with asthma or hay fever our method should relieve you promptly tvnnt tn send it tO tuOSe apparently cases where all forms of inhalers douches opium preparations fumes "patent smokes etc have failed We to showev eryone at our expense thai our method Is designed to end all difficult preaxn Ing all wheering and all terrible PaTMBSfree offer Is too Important to a single day Write now and begin the at once Send no money Simply mall coupon blw Do it today you even do not pay postage (By The Asoclatel LAKE JUNALUEKA July 12 the dedication of the new ed ucational building by Dr John Shackford secretary of the Sunday School Board of the Methodist Epis copal fhurch South the Junaluska training school of the denomination opened here tonight Three terms of two weeks each will be held The schopl which opened tonight inauguarted regular course for which college credits will be awarded The present school is the outgrowth of a movement which began eeven years ago here and has spread so that now the Southern Methodist Episcopal Church has 200 training schools every Summer throughout the terri tory of the church in the south In dications tonight pointed to an at tendance of 800 for the three terms of the schools here business OUTWOK 0 The market has developed into a typjeal mid summer affair and with the falling off in transactions has come a moderate recession in prices There was no newg of importance Other than the announcement of a cut of seven cents in the price of gasoline In the middle west The Iron Age in its weekly review states that there is evidence of smal ler steel production and continued decline in the price of pig iron and a better supply of common labor Orders bave fallen off and new buy ing shows more marked effects of mid summer quiet The outlook is for smaller production of pig iron and i steel ingots in July than in June Price of tmisnea eteei is but buyers are closely watching the new relation of capacity and con sumption El NEW YORK July schoolboys playing baseba 11 on i the lot or lining up for football 8 crbnnl vard would probably make an unexpected picture with Terry which to replace American Un cies of oriental cnnuicq staid and decorative poses But these are the games xthich Chinese boys do Play any others according to 'Dr Hou Ki Hu of Napkin China who studying in this country on a fel lowship of the International Health Board of the Rockefeller ounda? tlon As part of his field work to ward obtaining the degree of Doc tor of Public Health from Johns Hopkins University Dr Hu is now engaged in making a study of the work of the American Child Health Association a national organization working for the improvement of methods and standards of child health care with a staff of health and educational experts engaged in research and practical demonstra tion throughout the country American games came with the Americans into Dr llu says "Chinese children did not at least not in your sense of piny My grandfather and my fa I 1 JIA rv nmOe and thft 1 Uirr UIU nuv A games I learned when I was a boy I vale dining room heratop Hi SCBOOl were Ameriuau apunavi trx sotr 1 11 1 lv gj 1 1 41 HHHJi Uc vu nnrt learn household tasks but they county court room in I 'mm nnr Tlinrsfl had no active games ixpw children play lke children in this nnnfrv nev nave learnea in tha chools and mu nrV A ni a i i I'u avrtrlfftrc 1 1 1 i i 4 have brought yoir kind pf p)ay fe I 1 1 zl rf 7 tilt puuuitii ma xr' CURLY HAIR eu years ms thoaxh yeg have Abort wiry hair new Jaat uae QUEEN Hair Dhams end watch your hair grow long Anwoth and wavy QUEEN Ntnovtn dandruff atopA fall ing hair Sold Everywhere Send 25e today for big box Agesti Vfuted Write today and 1 get oeauuiul present raza Newbro Mfg Co Allude Ge mwTiiinTrTl 1 11 MDBaaaHKMMBOiavaaasaMBaMBMMaKKMtw 1 a aSKw BL fr1 'f5' A Iff Li' JI evsxsf Jr wr? 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