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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
"suwarfoot' Gnnncy IN >uaiu.

Sushr!oct" tiaffncy. the minstrel
AT the strand. as the star comedian
o: Neil O'Bricn's Minstrcis. is rcturn-
ins today. lie has abandoned tho
minstrel stage for the realms OF
variety and will he among tho many
interesting features of the nov show
which comes TO the Lyric this after
noon Tor the Weekend. Gaffncy has
a hrand-ncw act and no doubt will
".n new admirers. Another feature
extraordinary OF the new hill will
DC Dave FcrguSsor. late Legitimate
comedy star. who is appearing n: the
head of his own company In "A ROLL
licking comedy sketch of night life on
Broadway before the big drourh;.'f
In The company supporting Fergus
son arc such wei -known players as
Neil Iiarre'. William Gale and Wn;-
fred Lambert. who impersonntc types
of old Broadway The piece is das-
cr'bcd az great laughing hit. one
Of the hest novelties of the wear.
sultan. the ''horac with the human
brain" VIII also have place on this
biu. sultan performs seemingly inn
possible teais under the direction of
his trainer. Miss Emma Lindsay.
George and May stanley. classy
rauhcNil!eu:s. Will contributes I lively
variety Skill, and closing tho show
VIII come Tom Browns Musical
li;Eh.anders. a coirpany O! Scotch
lads and iassicS. who give "a com
p!rtc vaudeville performance in min
ia,nrc. Sew movies" supplement the
vaudeville bill.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Totals 80 c.: 10 Tota.a :" 80 !
y sRAn for Clarke In acvcnth
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TUBERCULOSIS DIRECTOR
TO HOLD AMHERST CLINIC
DIR. pcnu u. Cole 10 HIVE Series In
Eight or Ten Other Virginia
Counties

DIR. Dean u. Cole, Medical Director
OF the virginia Tuberculosis Nsso-
SSiation,. who has just returned from
~. Louis. whore he was in attendance
upon ;nc annual meeting of the Ma
tional Tuberculosis Association Will
leave in a few days for Amherst
county. where he is TO hold Il series
OF diaSnoS,ic clinics in connection
with health education campaign
that Is being organized in thar conn
". Clinic ccntcrS will he arrur;,cd
TO cover the entire county, and at
least ten clinic appointments viii he
h"td. inakin. provision for both white
and colored people.
Under DIR. Coles direction. tho
State Tuberculosis Association ha.
clinical aud medical work OF the
hcon thoroughly organized. so tha:
the mcGical service OF the Association
IS now in demand by moro than tw.n-
ttE-'ive or thirty counties in the state
During the past twelve months this
work has bccu carried ON in about ~
uoZer counties in different parts OF
the state, and Moro than $500 per
sons have brcu examined.
Thc spring and early schedule a.:
INC association tnrludcS clinic series
In eight or ten additional counties
In connection with each clinic series,
there is carried ON also u Gamma ign
OF education about tuberculosis. it's
cause and prevention and lessons in
fundamental principles of health arc
iauEht through Such agencies as tho
schools. the churches. mothers clubs.
ana various other community groups
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Print.ng-stationc,y .
Professional Services

BUSINESS CARDS-I. 00o-sc. so: positIy
90, ~ the 500 kind. Lcaho PrIptinr {.
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ADJUSTMENTS
..l'oIly pri,n."

.., Ihe big musical extravaganza.
FOLLY rim" VIII take place u; tile
strand Thcator May : anh \. with :,
Saturday matinee. Miss Traytor.
VINO ira incd the bir cast and chorus
~ Ioyland. last season. haas entire
charEc of Polly rrim" She WILL De
"SsiSled by Miss Anne Boyer. One
OF the bigScst son;: hi;S IN Polly
rim VIII be The Candy Kids" In
inns chorus viii be seen twelve it'll.
lois. The youngest three aud one half
Years, the oldest ave. their costumes
me surprise of the entire show and
thcir singing and dancing a wonder.
some of the lovely dance mum ;,rs
VIII he The Cherry Vendor" '',;r.cil
Fl2wsr Maids. The loyuctt","
iipcS OF l'hn,' scarf Dance" ''i;uD-
h!cS. Gold Butterflies" The roe It.l-
Jet. Amazcns," 'Bluchir,ls." 'Shrp.
nerds Pipes. ana Il toe solo by
IN exquisite nature suite o: waiLyrs
VII! he danced hy l<.;a;,rta- NniruI.
bSi Graham ltubSon, =: ivi Firc!.y
ana Margaret RauGhmua.
Inc DiEGcst theatrical hooydcs 40
IN New York City, wrote Miss ,Traylor
De haI made Tor her tie SMALLEST
rd!r of toe shoes since IN has been
IN business and lj,ic Lloyd Ar,hc..
aged tive, Will use these slippers in
the Toe Ballet
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=tEEDy LAUNCHES ATTACK 7
! ON ARMY's ORGANIZATION
Colonel Dcnounccs System OF Order.
lies, Saying elmer Ring" Kept
III. Him From France.

~ Special 10 Yhc Times Dispatch.
- HAREtSoNBURG. April 2S.-.No
American soldier has over shncd my
shoes. and by God he never will"
declared Colonel Robert +. I.ecdy.
candida,c for the Democratic nomina-
ton for CONGRESS from the seventh
DISTRICT. in an address tonight at Mt.
jackson. He characterized as ''un-
American" certain practices now
permitted In the United States
Army. among others tho priv
iiesc OF officers selecting "ordcriics'
who arc in reality their servants"
lie took a fling At the Inner ring"
Of the regular army, which, he said.
prevented him from going with the
S1c Hundred and SiXtdnth Infantry
10 France. and paid his respects in
10 uncertain terms 10 Major General
Charles C. Morton, who commanded
tho Twenty-ninth Division as tina:
cd artstocra', my commander"
Colonel Lcedv said he had no,
spoken o: laese, things until, now: lie
desires especially 10 be elected 10
ConSrcss. and 10 get on tho House
Military Afrairs Committee. where he
would have u chance TO help hmeri-
can.Ee tho army.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
START HOOVER BOOM HERE
Opened in Allison
building to Hoost Former Food
tGminiSt IandiIacy.

Headquarters Of the Make
Hoover President Club" have bcci,
opened in Room &c Allison Building.
from which Information regarding
the qualifications Of the former food
admi nistrator for the presidency will
be disseminated. Alvin NJ. Smith is
chairman Of the club
Among those prominently idcnti-
ned with tho movement arc Berkeley
Williams. Dr. Beverly X. Tucker
John q. Armistcad. j. Garland Hood
James W. Allison. .jr.. Thomas :.
WhcclwriGht. John Moylcr, Lewis =
strauss. Hunter u. Frschkoyn. j. Il.
palmatmry and w :. Drcwry.
Membership in tho club comprises
Democrats, Republicans and lndc-
DcHdcnts.
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Ni,rcIhIHS-"

Gene St.atton Portcrs famous
novel, "Frccklus." drama'i=rd by Neil
Fwomcy. is now in - eighth SEASON.
of comedy drtnl:, cyr~vw.hsrr /, il
Known ns the song play. The ,nuSi.
VAS written by tho wc'i-knuw.i nu-
SIC aui nor. Anaioi i'ri.iiani, We has
recently covered III. Keith circui; ~
Il oiE feature musical .:cs. >na ~ tho
largest acts ever Srnt ~ tNu: ,v1r a
vaudeville circuit. Jesse Wiliia.hal,"
INC Young irish tenor. VIII 10 seen
arc eight song numbers du.in. lie
play and Nj. Willinghamc wiIl be
heard Hnd seen To excellent advcn-
tag. Tho play is produced with spe-
cial scenery and is prrscntnd nv
Mcssrs. l.yall ana Rith. of the Eroad-
way AmuScmon; Company. Til" on
."dSemcnt Is for Il period of thrc.
niSHtS at the strand rhratcr ava Il
special matinee, commencing MonJnv
night, May :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Cur THIS OGr-Ir IS WORTH
MONEY

CUT gu; this slip enclose with SO
ana mail il 10 Foley & co. "S35 Shelf
Held Ave. Chicago. III. writing your
manic ana address clearly. You will
receive in return y trial package con
tanning Folcy'S Honey and Tar. for
coughs colds and Group: Foley Kidney
Pills for pain in sides and back:
rhcumatism. ackhaChc. kidney and
nsaud"r ailments. aud Foley Cathar:ic
Tablets. wholesome and Thoroughly
cleansing cG;hartic. Tor constipation.
niiiotsncSS. headache and sluggish
bowels. Sold every whor"-Ndv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


The funeral of J. X. Drucr. ~. who
served in the War Between tho States
as a member OF tho Powhatan Artil-
lcry. and who died Monday afternoon
nj l O'Clock III tho home Of his daugh-
ter, MIS-. V. l.. LiDford. OF Osborcn
TURNPIKE. iicur!co County. were con
Quoted from the home yesterday All
crr"on. The burial was in O,kwood
lie is survived by three daughters.
tIS l.. Lipiord. Mrs. w. Is. Bcrkcr
and Mrs. w. W. Willis: one son. II.
Bernard Drucn: fifteen grantchildrcn
and ono Srcat-Erandchild. Ills son.
the former Rev. II. Il. Drucn, was
drowned - few years ago.
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SCOUTS TO HELP DRIVE
thildrcn's Hume Society or Virginia
To Ask EuDd- During Next

Throughout, the city today 10y Roy
scouts advertising III" drive for
funds 10 be op"ncd Monday by the
Richmond Auxiliary TO the thiidrcn'S
Homo Society of Virginia.
Although no definite amount has
been set for the campaign goal. it
is hoped that S:0.no0 VIII be con-
trihutcd for tho rciicf Of the I0.0nO
children in Virginia who are home
less AMI friCndlcSs.
All captain" and team workers are
urged 10 attend 4 meeting of tho
auxiliary tomorrow afternoon at 3:3o
O'Clock u: Coz East Grace street
when details of the work will be
announced.
The city has been divided into dis
tricts in order that the canvass can
he made quickly and thoroughly and
thousands of people Will be afforded
"a chance To help these future citi-
zcns. Not week passes without one
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"Y" DRIVE is SUCCESS
Total Number OF New Members Sc
cured During Day Number
IsfHln

Success crowned tho efforts OF tho
Y. NJ. G. y. workers in their mcmber-
ship drsN, Yesterday and ciEhty-siN
new members Joined during the day.
IL WAS reported ut tho meeting OF
tho workers last night. The returns
for yesterday bring tho total num-
bcr OF members which have been
gained hy tho "Y' since the spring
membership campaign was launched
to 2?1.
l'"mpc;ition between the ihrcc
membership teams. which have been
formed iu tho drive. grew keen yes
tcrday. when the report of the work
for the day showed that the Blues
had scored lead OF twelve over
their nearest competitor the Whites.
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Governor Urges Improvement.


PORTSMOUTH. Anri, 2s--Govcrnor
launching Of n campaign TO develop
the port OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
in his speech here today a; the
portsmouth fair. y parade OF sail
ors this morning and the address of
the Governor were the features Of
Governor Day. The Governor will
leave for Richmond III 4:3o O'Clock
this afternoon. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IF. +. Buchanan will arrive here to-
might and speak at tho fair tomor-
raw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Old Clothes meeting rox,noncd

OWING To the small attendance at
tho mass meeting OF South Side citi-
Zcns interested in the old clothes
movement last night at BainDridgc
SCHOOL. II was thought advisable to
rdiourn the meeting. y number Of
prominent speakers were scheduled
to address tho meeting. which will
probably bc held AZ a future date
a!th"uSh' no plans had been made
M 10 last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
ALLEN NJ. LYON. JR.
prcEldcnt.
Il. SELpEN ELLrSoS.

MoRToN-.2n SUNDAY afternoon. April IS
I9iyn 1"E ihet. passed Into the great
For ats five years M.. Morton mad. az
cn'pi"E"c ari officer. been ultimately and
rruntinuonsIy a.socir;cI with the Naiinnsi
Ii.nk OF Virginia anL with tho FlTsi
Shti"nrl i'ntik. i,s successor. During
thar 'ntirc tim" h rendered = +crv!c"
GharaeicTizcl hy rr!nciviCa OF right and
tua'icc. T" hi: iiJclitN "a duty he COM
h.nrh pcrsonaiiiy which insured re-
spec: AMI which gained for him the ad-
miFniiTn OF hia associates aud OF all with
whom he cam. iGt" contact Ills qualities
of mini and heart no; only made him
~ ra!ucd and c"nCcniai friend. hit con
s;iiuiCu him an example worthy or cinuia-
tion. Iis haN3 and hours were sp.nt free.
j. III the b"!icf that sound should III.
heard in tho church or out Of IL but the
healing Noic" Of chriaiian charity lie
lived true 20 the doctrine that III thou
wVu!dst fnd much favor and peace with
God and uau. lie worry low in thine own
cyes: forgive myself little and other,
:. The Board o, Directors Of tho. Frs,
National Rank in rccCgnition OF SIR.
Morton's scrvic" and usrfu! life. do hereby
record their high npprcciation OF his
worth as "a gan. their Individual and col.
iccttNr SORROW 1T his death. and IL, ir
deep syinpathy with his family. They In
siTuct In. cashier To MAX. this minute
a part OF tho records Of the bank atd
I" lend cory thereof to Mr.. Morton'a
family.
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BIG RALLY WINS GAME

SlFFoI.k,.- AprIl- "S-W!,h ono Of
The greatest last inning rallies in TIC
history Of this diamond. Chief brad
icy. Suholk Indian pitcher went i'm
this afternoon and with two men oui,
made The hit and run that won tbr
game. for the lorals 10y the sco:, q,
d TO j, W.
The failure of any official umniro
to, show UP placed that par, OF ,bn
game in rho hands of two pIavcrs
Collins and Hess. -
Box Srnyc.
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Heating and PIumbjp,

fOlt HIGH Glass painting and decoraf
ing. kandolph -St9-W. J. e. Marshall
M. IApER--A beautiful line OF ar
ms'ic Wali pancr more varied in snloc
non inhlNiduhI III taste. The oldest wal
Pap apeS honss tn Richinond II. u. BraucrJ
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Funeral OF Mrs. Gham,erlrync.

Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia
liancs Chambrrlayuc, widow of Cap
tain Francis West Chcmhdrlaync, nC
iIchmond, were conducted Yesterday
afternoon in Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, licnrico County. Rev. John j.
GravRtt. rector of Holy Trinity
Church. officiating. The burial was
in tho church CCmctcry
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Funeral ar Mi.. rucLrr

'FtNKT-UTTF.SNIT HE. NpriI N
The remains Of Miss Lena Tucker
who died yesterday at the rosidcncc
OF her nephew. Rev. Graham Gilmsr
IN Augusta County. reached here at
noon today and were inferred in
Mapicwood Cemetery. Miss Tucker
was the daughter OF the late Colonel
81 George Tucker.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

BUY your oils In large quantities.: prices
,rSSsonablc; ras. 9reases and full line
Mayo Auto supply Co. SOS West broad
street: Madison 30os.
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THIEVES SAW INTO JAIL
AND GET $1,70O IN LIQUOR
burglars Plundcr Dirwiddic County
Luck-tp aud Steal Much Com
hscntcd whisky.

= ~. .NFNS'''-Isi T''tI |Tt.'". 7
Saving their way into the Dimwid-
die County JAIL thieves last night
made away with Sl.700 worth OF con-
tscatcd whisky. The liquor WAS
stored IN a section OF the Jail not oc-
cupied by prisoners. and those ;ncar-
ccratcd in the lock-up were not dis
turbcd by the robbers
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rhynicinn. Rui,c nntc.,

IINERISONBURLi. Va. April IS
Rock:nghan County announce an in
crease In charges for service. cfcc-
tive May !. The announcement says
the increase Is made necessary by
the high cost OF everything pertain
ing 20 the doctors vocation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
New CITY Ltouor I,u,,.

=. DhNN114LE, April 2S.--Thc state
liquor law today became city or
'diaancc. following the action OF tho
Common Council last night. Its
have been secured in way ot fines
which have been going TO tho State
treasury will be diverted into the
city treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
rionccr Jersey breeder Dead.

NTTIENS, TENN, NOrII .N.--WilbNr-
force Gci;ys. scventy-;wo. pioneer
Jersey breeder and importe: in the
south. died here today. Ills grand
father, Con. James Grttys, Of rcvoiu-
ticn"r% :a.ac, Was the founder OF
petersburg. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
Ind Killer .nr Truck.

tItEIJt.{TCk BC III. ANr,l ~
William McWhirt, ten, son Of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry W. McWhirt, o. stat
ford county, while riding Oh the run
ming board OF a heavily loaded truck.
fcu %. u wheel running over his
head. causing his skull TO be crushed
He was instantly killed.
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FOR SALE.
Day-Elder 1-ton truck.
Good as new. Cheap to
quick purchaser.
RAN. $685..
MR.. SHARP.

FORD RUNABOUT. good condition.
real bargain ~ si"5. =. X. FILLER, 1913
~ost Broad Stree, 800
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

PULASKI. April :S.--Rain this
week checked forest fires prevalent
ragged for several days. driven by
high winds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

(. .LSNCllECHG. Anril S.-r. L. Walker.
OF this city, and Miss Halle Smith. OF
Elk ms. y. G., were married there
last Thursday a; The home OF the
brides parents.
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III. ". ISOnxc

bANNil.1.E. April 2S.---H. w roa.c
sercnty-;hrcc. Of Swansonrillc. died
sunday after 81 short Illness. lie is
survived by seven children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

llEATlISNILI.E. April aS.-.Jamcs
y: Lowcry died ut his home near
Warsaw Monday. lie is survived by
TWO sons and one daughter.
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Il. -. NIOt,re

VICTORIA. April 81. = Moore
died suddenly from leart failure at
ms home here. lie is survived by
ter.
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NIrs. Alice I.idlcr.

iIENTISNlLLE. Nuril nS--Nrs
Aii2c Fiddler. iifty-nino. died OF pa
ra!Hs;s at her home near Downings
Tuesday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Black: ralaT 6:---Ii11ir,cz, S?crhcr W1,kcr;
Keller Snrriic" hi,--B-adicS. via
rhch---Eradlcy. rHSsE,! hal!--St"lnb I'll.
ump,res-Co,iins, and lies Timc. I:ts
Attcnd.nec. l.SoO poub!c play--DembS
- Keller to Cha: riot
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DANNTLLE. April "S.--John WIFE
srd ingram, q. was drowned in the
Riverside Canal sunday evening.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

waif bong brought 10 the home in,
Highland lark. and six arrived on
ono train Carly this wcck
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Deaths
In N1cnloriurn

RESOLUTIONS OF EisSPE,-T.
ADAM Al II meeting OF tins nr,aic RS
vi III" Richmond Whist aud chess Club.
hcid 'iu""n'y. Arril -. 1870; the Hollow
.ns: resolutions wcro adopted;
Resolved. Tna' in thc death Of our be-
loved and honorcd secretary and treas
UT"r. MIR. Jonn Adam. thia club has ruf-
frrC'! an rrrparnbir loss his faithful r, r
vices we're "iwa%c rcnn"rcd In SO pleasant
anI modest - way. ANA with Dttlc
apparcn: effort thui ~ wus difficult to
really norr"ciato. N: tim" and trouble he
gave 80 Chc.rfuily To IN" affairs Of our
club As a companion. friend and rIav"r
Il vas u plcaiurv 10 come in contact with
him: by nature gentleman. and ever
Consid"Ta'. Of others. NJ ,NpiilSd 10 ua III.
hiChcs, Christian character. and II ls
with genuine Hurrnw that We tender our
heartfelt aymrathv to his family. bciicv-
ing tina, this hini. modest and true soui
h+s !Cri W.. aud gone To atatc Of HIGHER
aEd greater hapU!nvss.
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Deaths

BRADLEY Emmett l.. Urail'y died a,
n. hoiu'. as Sorth Th!riN-ihtTd S's'ct.
at l2:ia o'clock this morning. thiris nine
I:uuc-.,I ,utic~ Iatcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

Score by innings: u
NsvpoT: Scrs oGo ooo an ~
Petersburg Ono SnS 80
summary: Run+--Dowm"v. Rcmnet'
iis s wali aSfnn nnn Er,nnr S-mcim.n;
Hs ;nI. ,rhrcc.hAst hi,-Faran
S.nrir - o'--Dnwney: saith, Klein.
Smi. n IN by pitched baIi-ny FaEnr
s&.S:n !sI, on ha.oa--rct-r.burG. s:
fnSsan; &c Bennett. Si-urk on;--hy
1855. Cmri-c--orih >'''
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
core.
NeNnort =

Continued From Eighth raFe.)
lowing the visitors bu; hvc scattered
hi.s.
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"~~rnl directors

N'Th' directors
Phaup. funeral directo
and efnhalmcr. sos East Main greet
Madison i3l. Randoiph CC63.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

HhlRDRESSINCi pARLoRS- n II n n = !.
-, i i.ai rarlors. rerma nent hail
poohE scalp edtment. otc. Your owr&
f Sind, IS ma, made into hair swtchss: Al
nonimcn. call Randolph 1901 so9 N
Third Street. -'SeSi.
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Personals

-,
SPECiAi. SALE .3c, aud SOC
pee doG best spaRhctti. l5c 10. Phona
Mauison ,33s-J. 80 North Seventeenth
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Suffolk
Tots.S S5II.ii Totals "A -
Score b. inn,nr.. -

S,"orc 81 INNINGS: n
Sufelk ......o 900 80 x--s
'hochy Mount ......i u -
,,rou!nn,atF: Huns srorcd--riics son. I.
~ sthcr, :; Foolc, Macs. Spcrbcr. Two
nssc h!ts--kelicr. iaTtncr. G!ca son.
Nslkcr. Stolen bascs-Marh. Poo.c
.Cleason: walker. RAJ OF bails.--Bradl.y
8: Puilenweider. :. struck ou,-by
BRADLEY: >: by Fullcnweiocr. .. Left oi,
bases--Suno!k. q Rocky Mount g. IIit
by pitched ball-Stoin bach Errors
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I;cnoynting and Dycinp
Tailoring and Pressing
EMPLOYMENT
Help Wnntcd-Fcmala

Help wantcd-Fcmale 81.
CASH EIi--wanicd. lady cashIer;- ope|
who understands bookkeeping and stypel
writing; largo salary to right personl
Richmond Inn. next to Hotel Richmondl
CoOE--wantcd. negro man. Steady posi1
and Twelfth Strccts ~ - = q 80
COOK wanted: small family. Good paw
Call boulevard s6.6. =. q. - 80 /
NOTE that every Ad u correctly iadexsd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29

BUICK Little 8 touring car. In first -class
order; tws new tires: bumpers on front
and rear. Car well taken caro- OF. Call
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-29
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

49,. opportunity to purchase a Ifup
oo n,ynt"' guaranteed to he In yxc.licnt
nToh"i'i"n' At bargain price. Car mtist
pt sore: owner leaving city 1sa7 W.,
The Washington times., 1920-04-24

WELL exchange $3.50 u
scholarship Ia one Of
In country for 500 Libcl
"a Cgrroll ave, Tai kolna