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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
VETERANS FIGHT MOVING
OF STUART'S MONUMENT
Il. l.. I.ee Camp. No. I. Opposes linking
Memorial From yellow
Tavern Site.

r. +. Lee Camp. 80 I, Confederate
Veterans. is protesting against the pro-
poscd remova. OF the monument of
General j. l.; r. stuart. at Yellow Tav-
ern, 10 n more important site. The
Greenwood Progressive League re-
Gently adopted a resolution for tho
p acinR OF tho memorial! in a more CON
sp.cuous place. The resolution adopted
b" Lee Camp follows:
Whereas. Il. l.. Lee Camp. No l. Con-
frd.rate Veterans. has heard with regret
OF the proposed removal Of the monu-
ment marking tho spot where General j.
T.. II. Stuart MORALLY wounded.
Therefore be II
Resolved That r. Z. Ice Camp desires
to protest against such removal. for the
one reason. IL no other. that !; would not
mark the spot whore the gallant Con-
fcderate general lost his lie. and the in
scription would not 10 correct: that a COPY
Of this resolution be forwarded To The chair
man OF tho BOARD Of Supervisors OF Henrico
County, the Governor II Virginia. and he
published In the newspapers OF this city"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
VIRGINIA APPLE GROWERS
SELLING CROP QUICKLY
Division of Markets Issue. Statement
showing Result or survey OF
state Conditions.

Virginia apple growers are sailing
their crops a ~ averae" RATE OF speed.
ny the sta" Division Of Markets. \
statement on TIC situation issued b.:
the Division u Markets follows:
me !'.N!s on Of Markets prepared
apple crop. Tor distribution a. III. In
tcrnatonal Apple SHOW at MsIwau-
kee, August 1915. This list contained
me names Of 27s r.-owers having 200
barrels or moro. The total OF their
estimated offerings vas ig5..2G barrels
against actual production of Sol 28J
barrels il 1918 So tho decrease for
these 275 growers was as5.. har~.!s
These figures cover the nrst vccl:
In August. on account Of persistent
effort Oh II" par, of som" "a make
y app"ar that such large per cent
OF the crop had already been sofa.
a second Gucs'iOna.rc was sent OUT to
these 21a growers the third week in
August 20 deler:u!uc what per cent Of
their crop they nad sold.
one hundred and twenty growers or
little less than half Of them, re-
Lliet Win ~. following results:
Twen'y-six gro" on whose crops
amounted TO 21f@n. barrels. reported
that they had sold. %!ucty-iiye growers
rels reported they had not SOLD The
average crop OF those who had sold
was l.loS barrels. whil" that Of those
who had not sold WaS lGlG barrels
on the basis OF the above reports ,nout
u per cent Of the crop had been sold
10 August Is. But as those figures
are only FOR those who made reports
on their crops, II IS quite probable
tina, larger per cent Of tho crop
mao been sold. as the small growers
are usually the ones who soil nrgt.
The selling pric" as reported. ranged
from S. TO s. per barrel for Pippins
and Winosaps, with Yorks selling from
so cents 10 81 q barrel less \ fcx
safes at $3.50 70 50 We're reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
EAM0N DE VALERA COMING
TO RICHMOND NEXT WEEK
President of Irish Republic to Speak
Here Thursday,
August rs.

dent of the Irish republic" will come
TO Richmond August %. His purpose
in coming here is to present to the
people OF the South the claim of Ire
land TO indepe ndcnce Mr.. de Valera
VIII he accompanied here by Bourllc
Cochran and probably by other men
OF national prominence
The invitation 10 visit Richmond
was sent after conference held here
last Wednesday night, at which Judge
Joseph +. LaWlcSs, former Secretary
Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia pre-
sided Acceptance Of the Invitation
was announced ny telephone message
from Judge I.awicSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
PLAN SOUTH SIDE CAMPAIGN
hHS"ciatIon Tenn Captain,
and Members TO Meet To
night at S;J5

south side Patriotic AcrnorIal A..o,,..'
NH ana J"dHc hrnca; II W.l!a, cnsI-.
n, XIII, o. The hnanc" co'nuI,,cc u Ia.
r,dt"U naE" iRaucd 4 ca! n, :,
i',t'iS "i iHc captain ana team mem
n"ia WI" have been canvas.J.I ~
S"Gth S!de 10 DC held tonlrnt al ~
%ei"c" ~ the old Mancn.s,cr Cou-.-
and methods Of ao!!c!tjn. fy,ls e., :"
i'l "HoN"d memorial 10 INC South SD.
h"ys VINO died in tho war "!li ne 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SALES PLAN ANNOUNCED
"hr Loan Organization To ,nnJ,c,
''""'h'in""I Campaign In Tifih
NcscrNc District

No war loan organization az ,b.
EftA Federal Reserve Bistrini yc,,cr.
'sN MAD" announcement ui ,&icu,,.y.
'nHctN"nal aud sales plans IN.
.rhs winch arc now being unrrrI
81 'tHSH'N c"rtiicato" Of iudohicau,.,..
Wh'cn ar" being ISSUED h,mnrnrti,
~. these certificates b.cnugc of md.
.N"mpnons ana high rate Of lr-
.'r'sl, 40 rNN"ctcd :" become NOR,
''P"t"f'y subscribed than ever Hcf,r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SLEUTH FINDS HIS AUTO
c',He ScrEennt Willy Locates Stole,
""cninc at Petersburg, md
TWO Men Are Held

u. Inc automobile OF Detective Sergeant
~ stolen las: Friday night near
Scstsfday in Petersburg In III. hos
s.i"n OF two young mon. The car
"ha brought back to Richmond 40
ING Youths we're arrested
Information lato v.s,ard,y
rom Crows. which is about fou- y'iies
RON Williamsburg. that tho car r. -
~ GERS PRESIDENT Of the City Coun
~ ,nao been abandoned there m.
shi'l c0n!I not he located Dctcc,i"c
,se'ns thurman and Mr. Peters viii
,ra'c TINS morning TO bring bacE ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
BRlGANGS AMBUSH SPANISH
,, hand Attacks Food Convoy md
WE'VE soldiers Are Killed
in Fight.
ZEE Assoc!ated prass !

LAElS. August l7.-Moroccan br;r-
DIS !hdeF command OF their leader
i.a.su!!' are reported 10 have a,,
i,',s Spanish force accompanv-
nIG FOOD convoy between the go
go 81 gped!a and Rgaia, killing twelve
officers being among the ca"n., .our
The column escaped 'ies'
kaisuli is said 10 be organizing :.
N+ ..Mtrenchcd camp between TanEIers
ana Ietouan near Fondack Ea5;,as
'PoEt mat an elaborate systorn -,
cl',s. ana hlockhouses has been
Sohsii lct"d. all the works heinz, mod-
"rn IN character "S 'H'o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Nirb111un1 Gin1eS -1i5patrh
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local Meas Told
Briefly for Benefit of
Busy Readers.

lsNSs in 'yTd r%rh is n5SSaessas rSpidiy
Gity ct'icials and viii .nrobahlv be FINISHED
nSins bull, along the roadway '"' 'D' 'S arc
hi c5s tG II and to
TSsrk Viii ISsin aish's within few lays days.
ssrySe STsS" and nj VIC RSe A Also
qualify as rilot and mechanic. rSspSciivcly'
eerss' se Viz a,. s..! sa% 81
Ice Maurice y"s,sTaS ,@er Tf S anG dnsd
$50 Nine others were fined IS each for
neS %a:, charged With stealing
Be fore us ST s'y ur Hass
S9as5; sailors and marines 81 rorss,
by h Church 6 Of the GGod
q The PARK Ali service men xvi Viii be Inn i'm
The, case Of Richard Fig. charged with
se sew au,omoSiie es;abiishmcnis came u"
in Police Court yesterday and was continued
until August IS.
rsm ESFsn psreh ha. sesn Rss s1
his old duties with j. IL. Mosby & Co.
Or. o. +. B,ankenship. who has been in
army sry vi fer ,hS past TWO years has
Medical missions will be the subject OF
discussion this afternoon at o'clock at a
meeting Of the Womans Home Missionary
Society OF Grace Baptist Church. which will
hc held in the Malone classroom Of the
church.
Elam Tanner. nineteen wears old. or ZOO
Virginia Avenue. arrested yesterday on
charges Of being disorderlv and operating an
aut omohile with the mufher open. He was
hailed for his appearance in Police Court
this morning. Horace Evans. colorcd, il9
Jioddin street. also arrested the
charge of operating automobile without
proper State license
Tho meetings of the Claims Committee Of
the City Council scheduled for last night.
was r,ostponed for lack OF a quorum; and
CITY Clerk Bolen who is on Il vacation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
SEEKING FUNDS FOR CAMP
COlorrd thildren'. Trc>h-Air Ham,
tunning short Of it, oprrat-
ing Expenses.

Funds 70 keep open the ccio-eG rhl.
drehs Tres h-ulr camp, on the t,4-nv-
to"3 Road sponsored by the Falt6u
ee,tieTert House. 500 STATE street.
Director Anne T. Coopc-, so-srea Of
tho an!Eatlo1. Accommodations TO-
thirty children are Afforded ~ the
camp, cut oNcause money 20 buy pro-
visions IS lacking orty r.vy a, a i'm.
arc being acco n n cd ttAd Because 81
the large waiting ,.s., witch IS sro,g.
Ing. officials - lhe orcaA.ZAtg. nave
asked the puzzle 70. help.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
NURSES CONDITION SERIOUS
Physicians SIN DnubifuI n, D,
cry OF W"mnn Who Drunl
Folsom.

,o Mrs: Mar Taylor. Rcd Grass aur..
lowed poison last Friday n!yn,
Ported last nigh, by Virguia iiaep.,sj
phEScians as not having p.ysct H..
cFi,'cai stYs" II d"yclopod tiai ne,
OF the hic!oridc az mercury ,Nar Il, ,,.,
AZ hrSt Thought. Dcspoulonry ,,,,
,"re2ten!nG tuberculosis. roup.rt ,,',+
mSr hnShana'" death in FRAN" .,bou, :,
cause OF the swallowing Of me pg,.,,I,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
Greeks {" Make rro,c,,

- ANNNii Ga. August is m.
~ tttN Ni savannah held u masa-ul...f
tHL H'S'''N"N aud Determines to .ori
. pieS"NiH'tN" u washington to i,..,
W'Hers ~ 'h"lr race from all paris 4,
we nlt'd states for the purpo.r g.,
- %'esi.nt - nc President asuua,
ne "a'd 81 IhTtcc 10 Bulgaria I,rI,
George, ?rnmn-n, member 81 D.,
Gre" colony Nj! represent tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19
RAISE $3O9.15 FOR WIDOW
AND HER SEVEN CHILDREN
Sufficient Money Is Received TO Meet
Needs of Poor Family
Here.

Men and women anxious 10 aid the
widow and seven children who ire be-
ing helped through The Times Dispa tch
relief fund have succeeded in raising
the $500 required TO fulfill the needs
OF the family.
Contributions received yesterday
brought the grand total for the fund
up TO $309.l5 and no further con;ribu-
lions will he accepted for this case.
Total contributions received yesterday
amounted to SIS, given by six persons.
three of whom sent in their money
anonymously. The contributions fol-
low
From a Sympathizer. .........S 3 90
Mrs W. +. Woodward. ....... 90
II. w. z. Glover. 2 90
y Friend 90
Cash ono name) Observation-Disclosures. 90
Alice T. Mann. ) 90
s Is 90
Previously acknowledged $50. col -
Grand total 5000 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

The case Of Richard Figg charged with
the theft of automobile accessories from
several automobile csta bills hUcnts. came NJ
in Police Court yesterday and was continued
until August IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

II. Il. Bcasley. charged with stealing
butter beans valued at 81. was given Jail
sentence OF sixty days when he appeared
before Justice Maurice yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Soldiers. sailors and marines OF Forest
snw spper re bv the Hhur@h Of the Gaed
shepherd next Friday, at the picnic pavilion
vitcl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Sergeant Eugene L. DIETRICH. recently re-
turned from overseas service. has taken up
his old duties with J. Il. Mosby * Co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Dr. q. +. Blankcnship who has been in
army service for the past two years. has
returned to Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Medical missions will be the subject OF
discussion this afternoon at O'Clock at a
meeting Of the Woman'S Home Missionary
Society OF Grace Baptist Church. which Will
hc held in the Malone classroom of the
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Work on the roadway between tho two
lakes in Eyrd Park is progressing rapidly
aTT"rd,ns T." report made Yesterday, 10
within three weeks. Tho work will cost
when completed. $500 Cement curbs arc
being built along the roadway
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-19

Charged with comduc,ing a gambling
Goodwin was arraicncd before Police Jus
tiCc Maurice yesterday morning and fined
$50. Nine others were fined IS each for
pa anticipating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03

Il, ~ Sixteenth and Market

sidewalks 4: Sixteenth and Market
.ir",r>. a.. so Saturday night.
+. l.. Nicn"iSun. disorder. arrested n
Twelfth and Market. saturday night. by
officer trtinback"r.
John SwananSkr. drunk. arrested by
officer M"t.N"r: John Lee. drunk, by
officer Woris: William Little. drum.
ara, '.I hy Officer F'i"isr"r.
NIct"- I"ua was picked up on tn"
, ,,nar%.. If i"!'"ring. ny officer Flr:sn"-.
ut " u..ln.'k Sunday morning al Twenty
iiith and Main Strc"ts.
Fred Showal;"r, disordnrly. arrested
hy officer Flanagan. az Tw"nty-scvcntn
and Market.
Anna Weaver. disord"riy. arrested T.:
Chic: Henderson Saturday. evening.
Robert Far,,s disori"rl;'. arrested by
~: ir"r Flanagan.
4;a;gin joyce. i!sord"riy. arrested By
Oli.ccr Flanagan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
Gamma Walls b


''rrH"h;H': Gamma Walsh
Three VIZ" Nln... ....................
=. r:.,. - M,,'n"u. Josephine Hen.
~h,w and Mar. lr'n" Eafi"rtv.
III" A~n"rr,on ',:rI......h!i"" gaylord
Mss lI"!"I Nav: Viii h'' 4; ~" piano.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03
DANCTG,.

prof. Oa.mAns dances every Tuesday.
Thursday and Friday nights. Marnr;
Auditorium. Premier orchestra.
Dancing A. The Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03

BUY wAC SAVINGS STAMTS.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-03

Tho >Crr~ Ice Ci"cE" oc N" King
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
NEW PROFESSORS WILL BE
INTRODUCED AT COLLEGES
Exercises Mt Rirhu"nL CrltrHe This
Noruins VIII f"rmnii. Open
New session.

Tho cirhty-srvcn session or Eich-
cnord College viii nc opened officially
this ruoruiuc At ii o'cloch when formal
exercises Will hc held IN the college
auditorium \; WcS;hamrion. y NAM
her ~ speakers aye On the rroGram.
among chem John stewart bryan, Pres
idcu; r W Eoatwrjeht Dean X. T..
Games ~ Eivhmoui college. Rev.
GEORGE Maize. pastor ot Barton Heights
EApiis; Church: pr. James Il Randall
professor ~ history Al Richmond col
lcec. And r-. Gertrude Rcsss. profcs-
Sor ~ Latin in WcsihAmpton college.
New members ~ The faculty ~ both
COLLEGES Mil Nv introduced 10y FRESH
den: EoAiwr!Ght There have been a
number q! additions ~ the teaching
corps - ;hc institutions and all OF
;llc uCw professors have taken up their
duties except Rev. !. W. Decker. who
al be- professor ot English Hihlc and
director IL the college Y NJ 4. ~
Tho students of the institutions Will
attend ~ :. body. WcSihampton COL
,vsc las the largest enrolment in its
history luG tie student body ~ Rich
;nouG college = unusually large The
law school has SsN;N-tWo men NatriCu-
'AtvG for The JUNIOR and senior courses
.NNo less ;HaH The record attendance ten
ye'.-> $50 !; j. understood that soy
erAl additional students have applied
Tor admission and their entrance Will
constitute the record enrolment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
POSTPONE GOLF TOURNEY
AT COUNTRY CLUB OF VA.
Palmer and HawSc. Winners in Contest
Yesterday. Will Play Tor ii"nors
Next Tuesday.

BY mutual agreement Of tho win
ners. Palmer and llawSc. in the cliri-
nation golf tournament on the links az
the Country Club of Virginia tn" mat ch
between them scheduled for Saturday
afternoon has been postponed until
next Tuesday. This was decided when
1, was learned that il was neccS-
sary that one or the players be absent
from Richmond on Saturday.
In the game yesterday Palmer de-
featcd Wood. and liawsc won from
Vaughan thus reducing the contcS-
;ants 10 the two who viii meet Tues
day 10 determine tho winner a. the
,coifing title of the Country Club Of
Virginia
The city championship game Will he
PLAYED the latter part az ncAt week
between the winner Tuesday. and Tn.
winner Of the title AT the hermitage
Country Club. Tn" Hermitage match
will be played tomorrow afternoon be-
tween c. H. Rudt and J. G.. DIVA.
the survivors o: the tournament Oh:
that club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
A LEOP ARD CANNOT
CHANGE ITS SPOT,
Mr.. DOdson, the silver Tone
Man, Tells the Treachery
Of CalomeI.

Calomel loses you day! You kno
what calomel is. It's mercury: uuicl
silver. Calomel is dangerous
crashes into sour bile like dynami,
cramping and sickening you. Gallon.
attacks the bones and should never /
put into your system.
When you feel bilious. sluggish. cor
stipate and all knocked out and b,
! lierc you need dose of tanpern,
calomel. just remember that your drup
gist sells for 4 few cents a large bo
tic OF Dodson's Liver Tone. which
entirely vegetable and pleasant to TAI
and is perfect substitute for calome
II is guaranteed to start your live
without stirring you up inside. an
cannot Salivatc.
Don't take calomcl! II cannot I,
trusted any more than Leopard n,
wildcat. Take Dodson's Liver Tor
which strengthens you RICH, up an
makes you feel fine. Give ii TO IN
children because It is perfectly harm
less and doesn't gripe-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
WEAKNESS OF APPLE PRICES
BLAMED UP ON AGITATION
Declared That Fight on PronteerinE
Hns Had Effect Also on
Crop Movement.

Agitation against all forms OF prof.
tccrins and the rushing OF Il large per-
ccntaGc OF the fall apple crop to the
market because or the shortage Of
sugar is blamed for the slow movement
OF apples and the weakening OF the
price during the past two weeks. the
report of the division OF markets OF
the State Department of Agriculture
just issued shows.
In the State the price or apples has
been ranging from S5.25 to So a bar
rel for Ben Davis, to SIS and 80 a bar
rel for Twigs and Staymans. Abe
marie Pippins and Wincsaps have been
selling from 81 TO $3.50 ut the ship
ping point. Many growers are show
ing confidence in the future OF the mar
kct by holding their crops for winter
sales.
one OF the favorable conditions OF the
situation noted in the report is that
most OF the early fall apples are we'll
cleaned up. and the culls OF the staple
varieties are in better demand than
the fall varieties were when the mar
kct first opened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
lNTER-COUNTY FAIR OPENS
AT BOSWELL COMING WEEK
Hors ReaccS. Automobile speed Con-
tests md Other Features
Promise Calm Time.

Mex; Tuesday the lu;ercoun'y Fair
will begin at boswell and VIII CON
:inue through the weck There Will hc
many interesting features. including a
series OF baseball games. horse races
automobile races and a midway. All
school children Will be admitted free
every day. hu; Tuesday Will he known
as School Children's Day. and prizes
Will he given 10 the school sending
The largest attendance.
Wednesday Will be Agricultural and
Good Roads Day. and matters pertain
ing 20 farming Will be featured. Thurs
day will be Heroes Day and in CO.
operation with the American Legion,
the fair association will welcome all
men who have been in service Vet
Grams of the war Will he admitted free
every day ON Friday a hig mems
tournament will be held. and for sat
7urday a girls tournament is planned III
addition to the day being made reg
.ular festal occasion The beauty
show" Thursday night Will hc a most
attractive feature OF the week
1t was announced last night that the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Poto-
mac Railroad has agreed 10 stop It's
midnight trian. No. So. al both Dos
well and Ashland Thursday and Fri
day nights. in order to accommodate
Richmond and Ashland people attend
ing tho fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
Ethel Clayton's
Beautiful Complexion

That splendid actress now appearing
under the Paramount banner is famous
for her beautiful complexion. She at
tributes her wonderful skin to the use
OF simple toilet article called Der
willo. There is nothing like it for tan.
frcckles. shiny nose, sallow. da rk,
rough in. It. takes the place OF face
powder. stays on better. as perspira-
ton does not affect II, and II instantly
beauties the complexion. One appli-
cation proves it IL you want nice
lily-whitc skin with rosy checks. get a
bottle OF Dcrwiilo today; you will be
delighted. Derwillo is sold at all up
tot date toilet counters. Be sure TO read
large announcement OF Miss Clayton's
soon TO appear IN this paper. 1t tells
how TO instantly have a beautiful COM
pieNion and soft. white, vclvety skin
everyone Just loves to touch" For
sale by the Tragic. the Grant and the
Miller Drug Co.-AdY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
ACCEPTING NO NEW ORDERS
Post-Omcc Here Closes Up as Dispenser
of War Department Food
Supplies.

Yesterday ended the taking OF orders
by tho Richmond post office for tho
surplus foodstuns OF the War Depart
ment. While heavy purchases were
made at one time, public interest
rattle. Jagged during tho last week
and orders did not average over %i0u
q day. IL is stated that the Post-Of-
flee Department is heartily thankful to
get rid OF this work. which was thrus,
upon it without its solicitation
Nc shipment OF food has been re-
ceivcd here for distribution to consuyn
e': for more than three weeks. and IT
is stated at the post-o office that daily
Inquiries are being made by persons
who either want their supplies a, once
or want their money back. All that loca
post-of'icc authorities can do. they say,
is TO await the action Of the War De-
partmcnt. Under the rules all persons
who did not receive the supplies or
d'rcd viii have their money returned
10 them
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
SEWER CONTRACT is LET
CIT! Advisor! Honrd Grants Clay
Street Work Z" II. r. DriscoiI
at $1,000.

Contract for the sewer I'm Clay
street, from Shepard TO High Point
street. Was yesterday awarded by tho
CITY Advisory Board to II. l.. DriScoil
AT Sh.o2u. other contracts awarded
yesterday by the Advisory Board were
as follows:
Lumber for the repair OF the Ninth
street bridge Lyon II Montague
Company. SS.SI6.
Grading on Chamherlaync Avenue
Parkway. {. :. Buck 1T )? cents per
cubic ward.
House connections in Scnmcs Ave-
nue.. from Twcn;y-fourth to Thirty
fourth streets. y. W. Maynard.
S2.ll6.
Granolithic curb and gutter on Grove
Avenue. west 20 Gilmore street. W. J..
Anderson. 81 0Io.
Scw". in Fourth street. between
Maury and Morgan. (. NJ. Henley.
Sl.5j6
Scwc- in alley between" Moutrosc
and Edcewood. from Hooper street
south. SaNill and Claiborne. S151.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-26
TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
STANDING On Her Feet Torture
TO This Lady. Had 70 Ride
Everywhere She Went,
Until Cardui, Brought
Relief.

Mckinney. Texas M,s = T.
Stoysll. o! this place, write So-e
time ago was il critical con5l-
.tion. We only hyed tw2 squz-es
from town, yet wasn't able n ~e.x
the tao squares.
had TO ride cveryvhc-e wert.
and suffered al thai bu, not r. mucu
as when tried 10 WALL Standing
on my feet vas torture.
My greatest suffering was IN my
right side. 1t was SO sore and ! fel.
II I stepped down or Jared myscl.
the least bit l couic no, stan4 it,
SO just walked mostly tiptoc. Tnis
kept UP until | vas Just anon: dis
!couraged and decided 1 mad bcs, try
something else.
Some one told M Of Cardui. and
where it had benefited cases s.rnila,
to mine. felt al lcas; il would not
hurt to give it a trial
After my first bottle fel, better
there was less pain and soreness In
my side.
-, After my third bottle OF Cardui
was we'll and have been ever since
Cardui may be just what you need
Try it.-Adv.