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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Mitzi in Head over Heels


All her talents as a singer. an
actress, a dancer and cor,edienne
that have brought the merry little
Mitzi her recognition as Americas
foremost prinla donna coincidence
are made evident in Head Over
Heels, the sparkling Heniy w. SAY
age musical play. which comes 10 the
Academy of Music Monday and Tues
day. September 1890. for two per
formances.
In this new musical play, Mitzi has
a new thrill for her audience in her
acrobatio ability rs well IL her ntuer
70 bring lump in the throat as
she pictures the character Of a visit
full pathetic little figure, the top-of-
the-pyraniid Of a troupe 81 acrobat.
who tanst perform hazardous feats ut
the command OF the cruel old Italian
boss" of the troupe. And, yet, both
New York and Chicago, during the
long runs or tn~ piece IN those eStfey
last season, reeisored II almost con-
tinuously funny. made even brighter
by the style and quality of it's music
and its whimsical dialogue Head
Over Heels is one OF the most anus
ing and enjoyable musical comedies
Broadway has seen for a long time"
said one New York critic, and "Mitzr
is really funny woman" said an
other.
For all Mitzi's personal popularity
with theater lovers Mr.. Savage has
not depended on his star alone, ana
the metropolitan cast to be seen here
! has been greatly praised for histrionic
and comedy ability as we'll as musical
effectiveness. Among the principals
are Joe Keno, who will play the lead
! ing comedy role. He is the first half
OF the famous vaudeville headlirer
team know as Keno & Green" and
with his partner Rosie Green, will
present their whirlWind danNe special
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
SPORT WRITER
nEGOT|ATfS DElUGt

viii .saharan. the famous sport
vssisef---gsae - .&1a9 4. walking e3zcy-
slopedla" Of information on Titled
forsss &nd ,heIr Gosags {of the laS'
coupse cent u-iess--rceeLtlH rode irota
Rams &l5 - C]e~e a n in a.
hus' hs~s'S his story as Al ap-
Feared in The Horseuan' for
August.
wr.fg& an taG El&sa Dealer AID q
eo.nis O. other scrlhes I made the
,rsr, to TIE CITY. IN Scoltys machine
sad r.arhiue Is manufactured IN De
srass By a. gentleman by TIE naAae ~
rcra New they make All SORTS II
..n Of thai Ford machine. but After
that rag from, Randall - CleNeiana
the other gay, n Convinced mat 5Ae
FORD cars ara aot only fast but that
.NeS. have stAysn< qualities rs p@A-
.--hkY should h4ve betn used tn GET
t-g tse soldiers across sae ocean.
In re s9w spots where me water
*s.s s-ur E.ess Eg.Aay Of he high priced
Rats Ire little Ford dl6n't @Yea
hesitate 0ne ct this most amusing
gAss Of The trips--I believe thar ~
~yas The o-.y one--wa$ watching
afvsE.s-r-. ar as,yide tbs hood of q biz
.azcAs-e which wss standing IN
/. hcsse -xc ftes q 9atey tie was at
tempting ~ -ranh The machine and
ret keep out .: he. water Now that
y.as a hard Job Every time be gave
Ge c-a1k twist his arm went into
tke water ELeht u to the elbow. The
good raan was reciHnF the Lords
Prayer as we passed ~ least We
eyynsISa6 thai le vas. from few
wosss that he uttered as our good lit
tie rSaer pulled for the ehore.
vss-N- ThFH
Fuaahtaut 70 his string Of thorough
l-eaS. VI Gaaagan has discovered
fha, Al a mud horse" he couldn't get
away erarrs TIC Ford.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

ties Paul Kcr, the buffo tenor.
brought to this country by Mr.. saw
age for "pars.val,' will play the
para" of the troupe; Body Marshall,
the baritone the young lawyer and
Gallant lover; Sauie Stembler the
Wardrobe mistress; Ruth Oswald.
prinaa donna OF Have q Heart, las:
reason. aAe RebskAh cauble. debu-
tantas of st,ci&sy, JOSEPH Daniels. a
French baron, Dorothy Lamar a so
ciety nfatron; a we'll known troupe Of
acrobats. and nm ensemble OF girls Of
much talked about beauty and charm
The Henry w. Savage Opera orches-
ira will be under the direction of
Harold A. Levey.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

aad tho ever popular Topics g. "a
Day" the nrst run Of which - eiyS4
NJ. uhiNeiy at the Lyric.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Standing Of Clubs.

Games Today.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
(Only games scheduled).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25

A fool can answer any question to
his own satisfaction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Montague Mfg. Co.
LUMBER. LIME. CEMENT
Southwest Corner Tenth and Main.
Hotel Richmond
18th and II Streets
WASHINGTON, n. G.
SThe Hotel of Service

Since august 10. 1918, the date the
|Hachmonc Hotel Co took possession
Of this property. this hotel has heen
most thoroughly renovated, papered,
painted and remodeled throughout.
II La one of the most honl.slike ho-
tals In the city and every energy is
exercised for the comfort and conve-
n!ef.ce OF It's guests. whether they are
% tJurn srs for q day. week. month or
| . Year.
Its location cannot be surpassed.
Accoes can lie had with any part OF
| the city by means Of street car line
which passes the door It is out Of
| tho immediate business section but
within one block Of the White House
and Government buildings IT is with
In frnnn ten 10 fattecn minutes' walk
Of all places of amusement and the
iprtucipa.l department stores
| The rooms and suits are large, airy
hand comfortable. all being outside
ROOMS.
4~xHEAtes, which arc afwaxs reason =
tntae, u will he cheerfu!iy furnished on
| nuyAlicatipn as Will also any other in
Ifor,qaii6h desired.
...sssA RICHMOND HOTEL. Co. e..
J. l.. Basrica. Manager.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
Sallee and Cicotte Logical
Opponents in Opening Game
Ancient Will Be Settled When Two Old Timers Toe the
Slab in the Classic Duel
against the White sox.

agains; the White Sex
Sallee is anxious 10 wipe out his de.
feat at the hands OF Cicotte. He has
grown older since that day, but so
has Cicottf, He LIS cveNy bit as
ehre~e az the Waite sox pitcher But
there ss no 6isputing the proves of
his opponent whose arm Ia az marvel
Gus as * ever was.
IL will he an Interesting battle. II
Cicotte should defeat the Eees In the
arst game, the psychological advantage
In having the sret game or the home
lot will be lost by the Reds. II must
be remera bcred. however, In = series of
nine games the advantage Of winning
the srst game Will not be so great as
a factor IN the morale of the players as
in former series OF seven games
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
s P O. r. T. S
RUTH STILL AT 1T

New York, Sept 24.--Babe
Ruth, the slugging outtielder and
pitcher of the Boston Red Sox
shattered all hou1e-run records this
afternoon by driving ont his TWEEN
ty.eighth circuit drive this year.
Babe Ruth convinced the scep-
tics this afternoon as TO his ability
to set new worlds record By a
wicked four base clout IN the ninth
inning OF the second game with the
Yankees AT the Polo grounds.
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Score by Innings.
Tr~t nn~n

Score by Innings.
First Game.
AT Boston r Fl =,
New York -. 1870 300 ooo--6 u
Boston :. -. 100 900 0oe-1 10 Z
Observation-Disclosures and Smith Ru-
dolph, Demaree and Gowdy.
Second Game
Al Boston r. he.
New York 49,. 200 900 900 o. 8 0
Boston =. IS. 900 oil 900 IA II
Ten innings).
Butteries-Hubbell and Snyder;
Fi!lingir and Wilson
First Game.
At Philadelphia f. HE.
Brooklyn =. 900 900 ia s i
Philadelphia .010 900 0o0--l o
Batteries-Pfeffer and Wheat; Mea-
dows and Tragesser, Clark.
Second Game.
At Philadelphia r. Hr.
Brooklyn 100 043 o33-14 &c 0
Philadelphia. 900 o01 e60--- T IS 3
Batterics-Mamaux and Kruger.
Hogg, Werner and Adams
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
The Smile the Bees care for wrinkles.

The Smile the Bxss Cure for Wrinkles.
Worry is the inlplacable foe of
beauty. Even If a woman has gray
hair and is past middle age, II she has
a perfect skin it viii make her Won
dcrfully pretty remarked Miss
Eunice Eurnnan, who has the role, of
Grace Miller in so Long Lefty the
and melody. Oliver Morosco will send
70 the Academy tomorrow and satur-
day and Saturday matinee.
1t has become SO easy TO say. re-
marked Miss Durham, TIN so ner~-
Gus, ! just can't help worrying. I
lie in bed and worry after l go TO
bed at night, have had so much
trouble Really women like that seem
20 think rs an honor TO have had
trouble. Everybody has something 20
annoy them, but the woman who
makes up her mind she will control
her nerves. is the woman of whom
is at fifty and hardly any wrinkles"
It's worth the effort to smile and get
this effect.
IF you go to bed ara make ur
your mind that life isn't SO bad after
all and even If 1t Is you must say,
you can go 70 sleep"
If you will take glass OF hot
matted milk when you are ready for
bed and then put q hot water bottle
20 your feet TO draw blood from your
overUorked head, you will sleep ?"
Now don't say a little thing like
matted milk and a hot water bottle
won't make you stop worrying. Try
1t.
Smile, smile. smile. It's the best
cure on earth ard any wrinkle that
Is a laughing wrinkle, Is welcomed by
the woman who wears i and h her
friends--and the happy laughing
good -natured woman always has
many friends"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
NATIONAL.


New York, 8, Boston, first
camel
New York, :; Boston, 2-(eecond
gane--i0 Innings.
Brooklyn. 4 Philadelphia, thirst
gane1.
Brooklyn. IA; Philadelphia. T..
second gane).
tOnfy games scheduied).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-25
GIANTS DECLINE TO
PLAY TANKS SERIES

New York, Sept. 24.-The New York
National league baseball club has de-
clined to play the New York 4Ameri-
can lcagne team in a post season
series. II was announced today by the
Y ankecs management President
Stonehan, of thenGiants, in answer to
Colonel Ruppeert's letter asking the
series be played. stated there was no
public demand for a series
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
1UCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices.
81 1

lE tc., M ,I Whom 1t, May Con-
o. ths estate Of the late DR. Robert s
nsrsons ha ying claims against tho said
AL persons being indebted to the said estate
VIII please make payment 10 the uuder
signed. Lewis Hinton Boshcr. adrninistrator
OF Robert :. Bosh"r. Ir.. deceased caro-
Smith Courtney Company. Richmond Va
NikGiNIA. CAROLINA CHEMICAL Co.'s
exchange Place. Jersey City. y. j.. August
!; i.iIs.mNo'iee Is hereby, given. that the
Gin, CAROLINE Chemical Company. for tn.
ton OF such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting NncludinE receiv-
Ing the annual report OF the Board of Di-
rcctorS and the ratification of the acts nf
the said board since the last annua! meet.
ing OF stockholdcrs). will to held al the
principal office OF the company. - Exchang.
Tlacc. Jersey City. County OF Hudson New
the Era day Of Ssptember 1919. uhis being
G COZ with Article /. section. /, OF tn.
nany VIII not DO closed for the purpose OF
Of Of II the State OF New Jersey no share OF
shall have been transferred the books
OF the ny after August -. 1919 s. ID.
Crenshaw. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Nantcd-To Rent.

LAT Of four or i've rooms wanted by small
family. Prefer West End Woodland
Heights. Possession September l. II YOU
have anything 10 ofi"r. Apply once to X
al. care rimcs- DlspatCh
FLAr-wantcd. 10y quiet. refined couple
tire" ar tOuT-ruom nat with heat and
bath fnone kouleEsSI 3J20-W.
HOUSE Small house or auartlucnt Eur
niSh"h monthly OF yearly lease. willing
90 share house. J. az. care riin"s. DIS
pgtch
nOUSE-Nantcd. TO rent residence with
from Ia 3 ro r:'is. good location: nOsses-
sion to bc given - Don possible. Within
tn next two or three weeks Give loca-
ton. price and condition Il property AL.
dress l. 3i1 carr Times. Dispatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wantcd-,lalc.

cOMMlSSARY VI y A q r K-Dischnrged
army captain wants position commits
strg manager. Highest references as to
character and ability. Familiar with gen
crll ofilC" work and pay rolls Address 1.
3IL. car" Times Dispatch.
DRUGGIST. registered graduate. ~ years
experience. desires position in Richmond
D"Ht references. 752. care Times DIS
SALESMAN Experience heavy and fancy
grocery Ssl,Sinan wants position as
sNl, Sinan FOR good Eichmond grocery COM
pnny. travel la or out OF Richmond. Can
appHHr in prrEun for Interview uDon notice.
j. 30 references Address Box 2sG. Rocky
Mount. y. e.,
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities.

OR SALE
For immediate sale. a grocery and
confectionery store doing Il good
business: All cash trade. Owned at
present by - couple too OLD 10 care
for the business as ~ should be- and
wish to leave Tor California for their
health
Fine location. ten steps from car
ling, bi. display windows. iyctiic
lights and other COnv.nI"nces. rent
cheap. VIII sell at Inventory price,
fixtures and all.
This is good buy for any per
son "hu is deal i've up-tu-LuIe
self.
Investigate this bargain 1T once
for fear sou miss IL, because you
know that opportunity presents
itself hut once
Apply ~ 72s. care Times Dis
patch.
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Suburban For Sale. 81

VACANT property is in demand. What
have you to offer" w. IL Purcell, Jr Co
Inc. SiI East Franklin street. Randolph
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Wantcd-itc:I Estate.

AMi'ToN-W sell the best of
Wcsthampton. For information see us
liolsNn \ Nash. !. North Eighth Street
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RE.iL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Farms and Luiki ior sale.

Farms and Laiki ior sale. b3
FARM FOR sALr3-Wanted. to exchange at
HSrtH EGa nnF' or ss Or End t'g t nqgsf
Address + 1o2. care Times Dispatch.
:Glnsaa : 60. II a." rhs, 'G F,"mHiin seI'
III % !ssm sSa s s;res, see Car
I:nsSy. Eleventh ana Main Streets, Kich,
mona. Va.
FAKM$-we have several nice farms on our
East Main Street 'v"''" S''
FAHMS-tor farms of any description see
Street.
lAED Tor sa ,I,, at saerinse; 80 feet on
rt an SiU s the ThF oIk
o! Sine Nile and Crg.gh55on Roads: IS acres
tween stop - and i!ishland Springs, all
on car Hns: WI sell ZACH piece in whole
I. I i d Npi CITY. i''wNsS COM" SPRINGS
LIST yoqT farms ana cl'y property Win
street ''' ''> "''''
RARE BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
a$ ors at aS %'f houses csoa aaa
OuIDutdinSs.
rs ss; a :. per ssy af 5s,. :: s5s # s s.
cash payment.
sfrs yam ho fas'H ,a5a on h RaS
mond- Washington Highway. 30 minutes
try nome
In II at s",5c.
235- acre farm. IA miles from station. resi-
hence and outhu.ldInEs: one half cleared.
balance limo timber. make nice farms for
5000. Timber Will pay for this tract.
SO aSres a!yidSa IN snail farms ;,T so
Terms: S!..5l cash and Sl25o III onth.
rich mans property At poor :uan's
price.
Write. wire. phone or call at office for
list OF city and suburban homes and
AMERICAN Really EXCHANGE.
4ol Times Dispatch Building.
Richmond. Va.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wuntcu-fcirluic.

srENoGHApH ERS-wanted: Experienced
st"nOKraphcrs i; once. Good hour, and
pcrmanon: positions. Apply l.. o. Box lT5S.
WANTED-Colored women for cooks maids
ana nurses. Can place several at once
Public Employment Bureau. Room /. CITY
wASrED-whitc women for all classes OF
work. Call "A; once. Ask for Mrs Whit
lock. Public Employment Bureau. Room
). City Hail.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help NHltpti-Nlalc.


FfkMEh-wantsd ON farm near the city
Rda @'la Clio, M%5k Ari in u e. maj" oA
n ~ and 10 years OLD Mus, know how I"
Il. ii. Grnnly. ir. W,ii!sinshurs. ES. a
cFt 70 c hof ,oy. ,sSsn.r!eneed boy
r Tr,s Coed ~nEfs nnd ana eSmeR, 20
lNSPEcToRS-wan inspectors. MA
chine hand. and ,o?lmak:rs, Tor electrical
hours from Detroit Adequate pay aud
goo" ,.n,, i,'ins Conditions Growing and per
Howell Elec,r!e Motors CO. Iewcll. Mich
co%ThAGT 70 Livf.w.iiRE fRoDUcERs,
H 5E%4' ftr} S"S 3$EyA yEETffEH!!$THsEEN
lHoM 1@ sear w9nsa "Sa%2'n 5S
E1 tt , qs,'T Gsn,n4 ii,a,n ana nashss
Ing experience. where now cmri@yca AID
4 union or nonunion.
JOB rkEsSMAN-one capahte Of feeding
n. rs ~ Ta HHy r hs FT4.p rresS Co.
i.IVE WIRE to handle exclusive territory
in tn" most attractive reinforcing bar
or The lnarke,. !. $50. care Times. Dispa CHI.
parenee in the 'r retail %ras busncs Sss only
med appT aadfsss IN" %
D!sna,ch
MAN-Want.d AT orc". storage battery re-
pair man. with references Address
{; ,i3 care Times D!spntch.
MEN-Wanted mon: permanent. paving
post In outside city. selling ma
tio7ally advertised pruducts References
Write y i35. care Times dispatch.
MhN--Wanico men - learn the barber
trade: few weeks required. Write 70.
catalogue. Richmond BARBER College. 2l9
Norih Fiith street Ri-hulond Va
FAINTER wanted: six months steady work
Ios.iiom n,:y be peTTlan.n, ,Apniy Sir
Twelfth ;trceta.
rOkrER-Wanted. good porter. Apply
Reinach & Schwartz. llii Eas; Main. with
rcf"rcnce.
RAILWAY MAIL cLERKS-Railway mail
and census clerks wanted. Prepare FOR
coming examination. We prepare you for
IS. No extras. i'ittrl.n Civ.l Service
school. Washington. -. 6
SAI.ESMAN-
HIGH-GRADE SALESMAN
to handle per cent monthly dividend
paying oil STOCK
OF exceptional mcri, and enormous posi-
ti!iiics. a live proposition for responsible
E, II. Pearl.
SIS MacBatn Building. Roanoke Va
SAI.ESMA N--Ivanted. experienced retail
furniture salesman; one VINO Is CsDab bic OF
handling hes. class Of trade. STAT" a..e
experience and give rnfcr.nc" with appl.-
yaiion. = 81. care Times Dispatc
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EMPLOYMENT

COOk-Hantcd cook: general cooking:
meats specially. woman; $40 10
per week. Y. W c. A. Cafeteria. Newport
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

SMALL FARM and poultry ranch located
lottcsviilc and State University. Site for
residence selected by owner after diliEcnt
search account of magnificent views OF
mountains and valley. Seven acres in
tract. some wood. Complete modern poul-
try plant and considerable fruit. Very at
tract!vc I-ro1m house bungalow order.
with bath, best Of modern plumbing and
place. Price. $500. on easy terms. Wilder
\ Co. Charlottcsville. Va.
TIM BER-3C00 900 feet standing timber Cor
4"-ACRE farm for sale. good road
Elko Road - acres in peanuts, IN corn.
II acre potatoes. good water; also house
l COW, hcifer. % chickens. PIG: =
miles to depot. Price" $4,000; $1,000 cash.
$1,000 easy Terms. Z. Kotasck, II. +. D. /.
Box 10. Meadow. Va,
Is ACRES-Einr farm FauGucr County. Va.
"a miles north OF Remington. acres
in pine and white oak timber remainder
cleared; good soil. high state cuitiva ton :
house rooms: barn and other out buildings
fine orchard, good water: good road to sta
ton; line nciEhhorhood. school adjoining
farm; would sell growing crops Possession
owner, |. 3SG. care Times Dispatch,
wick. Alh"maric County. Va: good 7-roon
house. necessary outbutldings. Bargain ut
5000. or. Il. I. Van DcrNoort. Kcswick Va.
% ACRES-Nirrinia stock and dairy farm.
Fine farm. stock ana full equipment :.
mncHdam road two miles CITY, double
track railroad. Write FOR price am; full
particulars. + 13S, ear" Times Dispa tch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

WE WANT GIRLS TO PACK
sAUER'S PURE FLAvORINC Elk.
TRACTS: LIGHT AND PLEASANT
WORK AND CoNGEH1AL SUR
RoUNDINGs. APPLY AT FAC
TORY. MEADOW AND BROAD.
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EMPLOYMENT MANAGER.

TODAY'S NEWS OF mercha ndisa and serv
lee offered for your pleasure or pront II
told today by the classified ads
READ every ad In the CLASSIFICATION that
Interests you most
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MERCHANDISE
lAlticicS For Snlc,

TENTS. U. S. ARMY isNiG PYRAMiDAL
TENTS. Pructic"Ny new Wall tents
cots blankets, lcgEIn wagon covers. Boy.
scout equipment. Tents tor rent. Get our
prices INST, Army and Navy Supply Co,
e" Brook Avenue und III North seven.
t"onth EauaOIph lIiS
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CHURCH HlIJ.--i want to purchase direct
from owner small home on Church
I'm. from $l.5Go to S2.0NN Give me "A fuli
description and state terms. Address * 7gG
care Times Dispatch.
rnE QUICK WAY to sc, what you want
when YOU want IL IS to read and use
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Lots For sale.

BARGAINS or ali kinds in real estate Soc
~ NJ. Cover ~ North Ninth trect.
TETERsBuRG PikE-lo,s ON petersburg
ike. 81 cash ANA 81 per week No in
tcrcst or taxes. See y. j. pauEhtrcy 1906
Mutual Building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

ClRtS-Wanted. girls for wrapping dc.
partinent. Apply Sw!f, & Co. 100 Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

Nothing in the real estate lire wa
cannot handle successfully for Xou
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

kkMER-WAnt"d on farm near the city
IN 'Vp genera york an UNMARRIED man. BOX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-20

Sc ADVERTISERS keen on ADVERTISING.
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REL EsTATE For SIZE
Wantctl-i,eal Estate.

COUNTRY property. we have Some Yer
desirable" country property for sale Sc,
Hs az once. Morton q. Thalhlmer. FRS
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-02-01

The country is now definitely vot-
cd dry More t;lan the requisite
tirec-fourths of the States have rati-
fed the 1edera, prohibition amend
n1ent. Others viii ratify it during
the next few weeks for good measure.
It IS not likely that moro than half &
t:czen viii Withhold their approval.
The amendment does not become
Immediately operative It IS to 50
into effect one year after ratification.
That means a lirt'> more than one
year from the present time, because
the ratification IS officially dated at
the time the secretary OF State ceceiv-
e5 formal notice from the State gov
errme1ts. This constitutional amend
n.aat. therefore. must wait until Ic--
,.zry Is, 1929, Cor fulEllment.
Actually, though, .e whole co1n-
~ viii be dry !ong before that, as
result Of the congressional act which
becomes effective July /, this year
That act provides only for prohibition
vrtil the army is derobilized, but it
is, hardly possible that the demo
hilization Will be completed before
the ame,,drfent is effective. Actually,
then. the liquor t~am has only a lit
t:e mere than four months lease o3
life
Vet stateS ard wet communities
viii probably make the most Of it.
The more they make OF it. the glad
der most people VII! be when it is al;
over and The nation can settle down t.
a period Of permanent aoorict:.