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Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

Another good well has been brought in by the Texahoma Oil and Refining company in the old shallow fields 1t is on the Arnold tract about one mile southeast of the 1000 barrel Powell we'll that came in a few days ago at 1900 feet. Opera tions on an increased scale are look ed for in that section as the result of the Texahoma's good luck.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
AID TO MEET

The Ladies' Aid society of the Christian church will hold their week ly meeting at the Y. w. c. parlor this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
w. u. WEBSTER EXPECTED

w. H. Webster, general manager of the Copper Queen shelter, is expected to return in the next few days. He has been in New York City on busi- ness
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
RETURNS FROM TOMBSTONE

w. H. Kingston, paymaster for the Copper Queen returned yesterday from a business trip to Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
PAVING CONTRACTOR HERE

Bert Clingan of Phoenix was in town yesterday on bussness connected with the new street pavement of Bis bee,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

The Mo-Tex Oil company No. 1 Evans in the Burkburnett field is making 1,500 barrels.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

RETURNS FROM LOS ANGELES
 L. G. Jackson and family returned from Los Angeles yesterday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

One man was severely injured and the entire crew was given a jar when the New Pool No. 2 we'll of the Burk- burnett field went in a rampage, shot oil over the top of the derrick and knocked the crown off. It was sooh put under control. The we'll came in a few days ago and was shut down pending the erection of storage. The gas pressure was so strong that it could not be confined by the tenn porary arrangement.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
FEDERAL AGENT PRosEs h. c. l..

O. L. Tinkelpaugh, government agent of Douglas, arrived in town on the H. c. L. problem, which the gov ernmcnt forces are still actively en- gagged in.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

Hagaman No. of the Texas com pany. in the Ranger field is making 50 barrels a day with part pump and part natural flow.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
TO ENTER COLUMBIA

Geo. Medigovich leaves this week for a years course of study at Col umbia university.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
ARRIVES FROM COAST

$. K. (Red) Gohring, well known
 printer, arrived from the coast last night.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

The M. A. Hise No. 1 of the Texas company in the Ranger field is in the black lime at 3,357 feet and spraying oil. It has made 215 barrels and they are still drilling.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
JOE HARDWIcK LEAvEs

Former Deputy Sheriff Joe Hard- wick left Wednesday for Ray, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

Burk- -Waggoner well northwest of Frederick, Tillman county. Okla homa, is down HOO feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
IN BUSINESS ON COAST

J. K. Joy, former deputy sheriff or Cochise county, is now engaged in the butcher business in Los Angeles.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

The Aritex well in block "A in the Rurkburnett field is. shut down be- low 1900 feet and dry so far. They may drill deeper.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
RETURN FROM COAST

Mrs. Dave Foster and family re- turned to Bisbee last night after a three months vacation spent at Ven ice, Calf.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11
Tips Of the TOlUn
TO TUCSON

R. Clampitt of Bisbee, left last night for week end trip to Tucson.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-09-11

Cook -Holbrook No. 1 in block 9S of the Rurkburnett field is good for bet ter than 5000 barrels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
DOTS MILLER BACK FROM
OVERSEAS WITH SAD TALE
Saw Paris at Paris Island and WIZ,
o"h season Opens He'll he
Mt Qunntico.

NEW YORK. April 21.-Dots Miller,
former ST. Louis Cardinals second
oaseman. uttered a loud wall today
when he landed from the Charleston
with other troops
Listen 10 my hard luck story" said
Dots
When war breaks out did 7 make for
the nearest shipyard and grab a hand
iui OIL rifcts? | did not. ups and
'neahders over 20 a marine recruiting
station. determined TO win the war
And what happened, asks YOU?
enlisted in Company NJ. Eleventh
Regiment Of Marines, just sixteen
months ago: Did I 20 to France thcnY
, ! did not NOT. saw Paris at Paris Island
overseas: Before I could get any action
the arrnistice WAS signed
was soon enough tn be too late
And now I'm back home. and what's
happened? ''"' .
I'm sent down to ouan,ico 70 ho
mustered out. and the ST. Louis tcam
opens its season in Chicago on Anrii
~. and l won't he there. ''' u
III be still searching for coo,;os
and l won't have to look far"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
PREDICTS GOOD SEASON
PRESIDENT HEYDLER SEE
SIGNS OF CLOSE RACES
Players, Relieved from Strain of Wnr,
Are Enthusiastic Over
Conditions.
ny JOHN A. HEYDLER,
resident Of the National League

Tho baseball horizon has cleared,
and the sun of optimism now shines
where the clouds of uncertainty
threatened to blot out the national
game for an extended period. Less
than eight months ago we closed our
taii parks for the duration Of the war.
lose 10 40 per cent of our players en-
Ter me service. and a majority of
me National League clubs still have
men on the other side Some of these
may return for participation in the
expected home before midseasou II is
Il miracle that so few were killed or
manned and that so many of them
nave been able to resume play
TO hazard Il prediction, under such
circumstances. as 10 the comparative
hhiaying strength OF our clubs, is,
make the aspect even more uncertain,
therc is a lot of excellent young play
ing talent being developed in our
league. and would not be surprised
20 see the lead in the pcnnant race
chanSe frequently during the first half
indS its strength.
III ieel on far more certain ground
YIN Wnen i say that from all Indications
t ne coming PM season in. baseball will,
from the standpoint Of popularity, be
one OF the best in recent years Re-
ports from all parts of the country
ing played are TO the effect that the
attendance has been unusually large:
inc enthusiasm keen and the interest
IN many ways. The demand for tick ets
Tor the opening games is fully up to
inc standard of our most PROSPEROUS
years. Given fair weather, | believe
mat the initial games of 1919 will set
4 pace that will be maintained
throuShout the entire season
reports from the South indicate that
the spirit and enthusiasm of the play
ers are fully in keeping with that OF
Inc followers OF the game of baseball
they arc Iclicved from the strain and
unrest Of tho baseball war and from
the Iar greater anNietics and stress
OF int world war. This was quickly
SHOWN in their preliminary training
ON the technical side | may mention
mat the National League ump:res have
received special Instructions TO en-
iorce the balk rule from either the
nome plate or back OF tho pitchers
box. Notice Of tho same was likewise
served on all managers OF pitchers
prior TO training. They will he re-
CURED TO pitch strictly according to
the rules. and must eliminate the ba Tx
ana semi -balk motions which have re-
stricted base running 10 "A point where
the throwing out OF runners had he
come almost pcrfunctory element of
pay. Iiy giving the runner chance
,or. a tIir start We shall have moro
nasc running and action which, | be :
iicvc; will have tho approval of the
baseball public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
TRANSFORMERS LOSE CAME
NAVAL TEAM NO MATCH
FOR TAKA-KOlA OUTFIT
Led as Lambs to n 20 to S Slaughter
BY Soft Drink BOOSTERS
Tenn.

Possessing the courage to call them
selves champions Of the Navy League
out lacking ability to play the kind
of ball to prove it, the Naval Trans
port nine went down in defeat before
the Taka-Kola team Yesterday aftor-
of 20 to 5.
The game was rcplete with plenty
Oh Sood hitting, poor base running and
lick OIL mead work by players for both
the The Sri steady i;u hhYrleeg Of Napier was
times the visitors got to him for groups
OF o., hlts and tallies, but each time he
master of the situation
naval transports started the game
WIN Il hurry. ~naking three runs in
ne first inning; They were never
another run did they make until the
opening OF the ninth, when they scored
two more. But with twenty runs al
ready chalked up for them, the Taxa
h ola team never stood in danger of
fingers.
The playing OF the Taka-koIa team
showed up we'll in comparison with
their opponents exhibition of the ma
made by the locals, two Of them by
Mac Pitt who seemed to be tro,ih,nd
with q. lame leg. The navy lads made
Il total OF nine miscues, and at times
kola had but little difficulty in scor
ing.
Pitt more than made up for his boots
by his hitting. He garnered four hits
IN SIX trips TO the plate. one of his
non, shortstoD for the transportcrs. got
the only long hit Of the game. n three.
Dagger.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
JUNIOR WEEK EVENTS
SCHEDULED AT CAROLINA
Varied Athletic stunts VIII Begin on
wednesday, and Continue
Through Saturday.
Ispecial to The Times Dispatc CHI. ]

CHAPEL HILL, ~ C., April ol.-The
complete program for the Junior week.
events, which begin at the university
on Wednesday and extend through Sat
urday, have just been announced by tho
committee in charge. Chapel Hill will
take on a holiday attire at this time
and three full dayS-Thursday Friday
and Saturday-will be crowded with a
varied and interesting program.
Present plans for tho occasion arc
more elaborate than any of the provi
Gus years There is move on the
campus TO make junior week an 'ai
home" affair. and have all tho stu
dents remain on the him through the
holidays and many of tho alumni re-
turn.
The faculty and seniors will play the
third baseball game of the series
Thursday afternoon. Tennis tourna-
ments viii he played between the CO.
eds and other students. Intcrclass
stunts VIII he given on tic athletic
held during tho faculty senior game,
which viii he followed by dance
Fridays events will begin with a
baseball game. tho all class team play
ing The scrubs. Fcld-day events will
take place in tho afternoon. which vii,
include one potatoc race, two tuEs-of-
war, three obstacle races. four shoe
races. iivc whcciharrow races a basket
ball game between the goods and fat
men.
The weeks events will come 10 a
close on saturday. The class basehall
championship games Will be played on
Emerson Field in the morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
BASEBALL is CURE FOR
BOl.SHEVlSM, HE SAYS
BeBrds Of Cossncks Open Possibilities
for tsc al IIiddcn-BalI
Trick

NEW YORK. April 2l.-BascpalI is
the prescription which William J. MuI-
lSan. prominent overseas athletic au-
thority. would apply 30 RuSsias over
worked anarchists and general disturb
crS Of the peace.
ono of the things that sticks in my
memory after spending four months on
the other side going from camp TO camp
ana country 10 country says Mr.. Mui-
ligan. lis the interest the youngsters
OF each countr ware showing in Amcri-
can sports as PLAYED by our soldiers
and sailors.
In Germany ana Belgium and
France the little boys arc enthusiasts ic
SPECTATORS OF American baseball games.
They are quick witted k,ddics aud are
picking up the game. of course our
boys arc always willing 10 teach them
and they get a good deal OF fun out
try the'r hand at baseball
II think If the American cxpcdi-
tlpnarE forces remained in Europe for
a year or Two, they'd have baseball cs-
taDiishcd az the International pastime,
aithough ! wouldn't recommend any
body 10 suggest this to the boys \
baseball league Of nations might he
aust as powerful as any other Kind in
keeping tho peace Of the world--if the
ump!rcs behaved themselves
AS for the Bolshevists in Russia.
basehail or some equally attractive
sport, II there is such q thing. would
hsve helped TO give the Russians ii
morale similar 30 the American morale
me possibilities OF baseball in Rus
Sia are numerous, especially the varia
tons OF the hidden ball trick tina,
mlghi he invented by bearded Cossacks.
MT Mulilgan is seriously Of the opinion
that II the Russians took AS seriously
10 healthy out-of door sports as the
Americans do, there would be less Of
national unrest and more Of orderly
NATIONAL Nigor as a result.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
SPORTS
Anticipate Record
Crowd at Battle

NEW YORK, April 2I.-Unusuni
precautions to safeguard the spec
Iators nt the coming Kenny Leon
hru- willie ltitchic eixht-round bout.
Whfch Will no decided mt tho
EirSt regiment Arntory, Newark,
y. j.. April 2S, arc planned by pro-
moter Dave Msckay. In nnticIpn-
lion OF a record crowd, I'romotcr
nncNny hns arranged 10 utilize
i've entrances to the nrmory on the
night OF the contest. In addItIon.
members OF the regiment Will nct
us ushcrs. "
1t IL planned to open the armorr
DOORS Rt $3.50 O'Clock to eliminate
the Jam which usually In In evil
dencc when great crowds turn on,
Tor boxing matches. The lowest
priced tickets will be put ON snIc
when the armory doors nro thrown
open.
Leonard and Ritchic will COM
pIcte their training periods Sntur-
dny. Both boxers are reported In
excellent physical condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
INDIANS PLAY PENNIMAN
Tenn VIII Go Into Game Crippled by
Loss of Johnston and
MARSHALL.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. April 2l.-Tho
Indians will meet Pcnniman today on
their grounds with badly crippled
lineup Johnston is out on accoun,
OF injuries sustained in last Satur-
days game with the WILLIAMSBURG
Athletic Club and Marshall, ono OF tho
big hurlcrs, is out for probably a week
on account Of scholastic standing.
The loss of Johnston, the star out :
he!dSr Of the aggregation: will he
kccnly felt. In all probability he is
on out for the remainder of the season.
inc accident occurred in tho third in =
ninS Of a close contest with the local
Athletic Club when he attempted to
pilfcr second and in sliding broke a
number of liSamcnts in his ankle
Marshall will probably be able to
practice again in the next few days
as soon as he makes an cXamna ton
which he failed 10 take last term.
The team Will leave for pcnnima n
this evening, the following men max
ing tho trip: Brooks, Parrish and Gar
rctt, outhcldcrs; Love. Johnson, Fen
trcSs and linton. inticldcrs: Stevens
and Settle. pitchers; Chandler and
Johnson K. j., catchcrs, and Murphy
and Nebictt. utility.
Davis. former member OF Connie
Mack's CLUB says that he has strength
cncd his team at pCnniman consider
ably and prospects seem to predict a
close contest with the fast going In
dams. who have been defeated only
once This year, that being in close
game with Washington and Lee on the
lattcrS diamond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Beauty Only Ponder
Deep Easter Sunday
More Shratbbery Walking
Along Fifth Avenate
Than IN Park.
BY ARTHUR nuGGs) BAEn.

Easter Sunday and Fifth Avenue are
! great combination for the boys with
the high silkine derbes The lads with
the polished one man tops were out to
give the world treat IL you didn't
have high ktlly balanced on your
fifteen-cent haircut. YOU were out.
Fashion is very strict on Fifth Ave-
nue.. All that part OF your shirt that
is visible to the public must be clean.
1t was Il shame TO spoil such a beauti-
full day with pair OF mouse colored
spats.
The double system or coat tails is
employed exclusively in q Fifth Ave-
nue. parade. The lapels on your coat
must be long enough to pick your teeth
with. If there is vest in the family.
i is desirable to wear one. although
they aren't mentioned in the PreSi-
dents fourteen points.
silly with their exhibition OF ground
and lofty millinery. We don't know
who designed their. complexions. In
only skin deep, Now it's onl powder
deep.
Evtry happer had her face so sub
nose looked like a periscopc sticking
out OF a sea of paint. Every chicken
looked like Il rainbow with ears.
And bouquets. Sweet cookies. Thtre
was more shrubbery walking along
tho avenue than there is in Central
lark Their escorts should have car
ried garden rakcs instead of canes
As it was. you couldn't tell whether
the guy walking alongside Of Il shrub
bery-SpanSled chicken was her hus-
band or her gardener.
Advocates OF n bigger navy arc right
After July ] Americas future lies ON
the water.
YOU want TO get rid of your wife,
why waste a thousand smackcrs on a
dNorCe BuN her stylish tight
skirt. Take her out for walk in her
new ank choking dress. Then walk
away from her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
Help Is Needed to Restore
Strength and NigOr.

If you have been through a siege of
the hu. you know tho severe strain
which this disease puts on the system.
The body is left sore. the nervous sys-
tenn is all out of gear and II seems tina
you Will never set back your old time
health and strength.
Just because you have been for
tunatc enough to survive the ravag es
OF the hu. do not. make the common
mistake OF thinking that you arc out
Of danger You must guard your
health now more carefully than ever.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
TECHS LOSE RAGGED GAME
Use Four Pitchers In Attempt 10 Stop
Smuggling Georgetown l'ni-
Ncrsit! Tenn.
rSINC,kSII-r1.

BLACKSEuRG VA. April III
Gcorsetown, University defeated Vir-
SInla fech here today. - to t. in ono
OF the most ragged exhibitions ever
staged on Mills Field
Tech used pitchers freely to no avail
Ihclr support was poor. MuskErayc
vas relieved in the fourth inning with
INC score Tie. in the next inning
?udark touched Matthews up for the
this i; was easy for tho ITlII-Top ar
Gres4tion and they hit the Tech hurlcrs
at VIII.
Old's catch of Flavin's fly in tho
second. and Chapman's hone-run TO
decp lcft-ficld in tho first. were the
features
Georgetown played Eilt-cdgcd ball.
and their hitting was OF a high order.
me same teams play here tomorrow.
Score ny innings: r. II T.,
George town LOO $50 432-i5 l.; :
Virginia Tech 500 600 OOn-i s II
, batteries: FinncSan and Kenyon;
Muskgravc. Matthews. MIyrick. Wiley
and Stninpf. Umpire. Miles tTcchD >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
ATHLETIC MEET AT CAMP LEE
Practically All Units viii Have Ron.
rcscntntiyeS In Individual md
Team Events.

CAMP LEE. VA. April 21-tSpcciaD
-Prcpartai are being made for the
pig baseball athletic meet which will
be held at the Athletic Field Wcdncs-
DAY. The program which has been
drawn up has many individual and
team events.
Nearly every unit in camp will have
representatives in all the races
Ihc Camp Will practically assume a
nall holiday aspect "Wednesday as the
Athletic Meet has been sanctioned SO
that every soldier in camp can be
present, either to participate or TO be
a spectator. Only the necessary dut V
and fatigue work will be performed in
the afternoon.
Aside from this tho camp will he
opened 10 visitors who wish to Wit :
ness the meet without requiring special
pass privileges. II is expected tina
many crtcrsburg and Richmond people
Will visit camp to watch the athletes
perform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Lyric RilI J,Icr.c.

Many good acts graccd tho program
NJ the Lyric last night and pleased
the audience we'll, for they responded
time and again with liberal applause.
Worden Brothers opened the hill
Win clever Juggling act which made
nit with the audience. Especial APP
probation OF tho intricate ball lug
cling number was shown. Alfred
i,atel', as an animal impcrSonator.
kept the audience in "A continual
laugh and clcvcrly impersonatcd a dog.
with such clever and natural tricks
that spontaneous bursts OF applause
greeted him at every turn. lie was
clearly the hit Of the evening
shattock and O'Ncil were very well
received as was Edna Bennett and
Harry Beverly, in The Decorators"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
SPORTS
NAIlONA LEAGUE CHIEF FORECASTS RECORD SEASON 81
Ball Tossers to Get
Together Tonight

between t:5 md 200 lovers of
amateur baseball will gather to-
night Mt Murphy's Hotel nj o
o'clock at the dinner nnd enter
tainmcnt To he given under the
auspices of the Amateur BuSebnll
Commission. Those present will
include the members of tho commix-
SION the officers of the various
leagues md players from all of
,hc teams holding contests under
the commissions Jurisdiction.
The affair Inns been arranged by
Edward Il. Fuller, president of the
commission. lie Inns communicated
with NIL but four of the eighteen
clubs In the Rfchmond, Athletic
and Commercial Leagues, and will
rcnch the last quartet today. Should
number of players from these
clubs signify their intention OF
coming TO the affair, the number
present may go over the t,vo-ccp-
fury nIaa..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
BASEBALL RESULTS
rhilIies Defeat Athletics.

hiiicS De1cut -AthIcttcS.
PHlLA DELPIIA, April 2l-Thc
Philadelphia Nationals tied the cXhi.
Dlt,on baseball series by defeating the
Philadelphia Americans here today, =
10 .. The outstanding feature of the
game was Luderus' homer in the fourth
inning. The score:
Americans % o 0 0 . o O0 O. .
Nationals i % 90 o x /
Bait ries--Geary, Grevcl and Per-
kins; Watson. Woodward and Cady.
empires keenan, and Rudolph
AT BROOKLYN.
New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Battcries-Quinn, Shawkcy. Thor
mahlen and Hannah: MamauX. Mar
guard, Grimes and Miller, NJ Wheat.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Chicago tAmerican) 49,. IS 10 o
indianapolis CA. A.. . II =
Observation-Disclosures and LYNN.
Ferrcll, Simmons and Henlinc.
AT EVANSVILLE.
G 6 ;7y (Ame;ican .......l Q
milwaukee, GA. Al .......0 o
49, Batterics: Morton, Euhlc. and
Thomas; Murchison, Howard. and
HUM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
FTER-EFFECTS OF FLU LEAVE
SYSTEM BADLY SHATTERED

ana take every precaution. First Of
an you must build back your strength.
IN your present weakened condition.
any trihinS ailment Will likely prove
serious.
RiSh, now Il few bottles of s <
VII prove OF great value. This SPLEEN
ala tonic and purifier 80 thoroughly
clcanscs the blood of ali impuritic9.
that the appetite is improved and ncw
ITO and Nisor is added TO the entire
system. 10 not delay the iInportan:
work OF getting back your strength,
but get bottle OF $, S. S. from your
druggist today.
Free medical advice can be had by
writing 10 Chief Medical Adviser, 24p
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ca.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
|hhnSes In ;. a. LIS LAW Department.

PORTSMOUTH,, VA. April 2l.--E.
MARVIN Underwood general solicitor Of
the Seahoard Air Line, resigned Satur-
nay. and Will become general collector
or the United States railway admins.
tration al Washington. He viii be
,' ny James r.. Wright. form
criy assistant general counsel. who win
ne one. OF the youngcst men at tho
mead OF railway legal department. In
tie United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
BoyIston Leads Trap Shooters.

PINEHURST. y. G.. April Civ. X
HoElston. Florida State champion. led
the field at the oueninE of the North
ana south amateur trap Shooting
tournament here today, hitting li3 out
of $50 targets thrown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTprITrI,

Lexington, Va.--Thc board OF visit
tors, at their annual meeting, on tho
18TH 81 next Juno, will appoint STATE,
DIETS 20 MI vacancies in the and.
5rd' 'th. 18th. 25th, Goth eth, 36th
senatorial Districts and four a. AT
i-AkGi' These appointments carry
Tree board and tuition Applications
sBould be addressed TO tho undcrsirn-
cu on or before June 10th, on forms
mat WI be sent upon request T.
w. NICHOLS. Supt-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-22
THE RICHMOND
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General European Steamship Agents,
$50 Fast Main Street.
Phone Randolph I55.
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinkinr
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water'
Positively guaranteed by money back
0Hcr. Tastcs fine; costs a triho De-
iNered anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nunnamaker CO. Phone
ihem.-AdV