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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
j. s. TOBACCO COMPANY
PASSES TO NEW OWNERS
Tie REORGANIZATION Company, OF
New York, Adds Another Rich
mond Plant to Its Holdings.

Checking of the surplus stock IN
forage, and other arrangements. were
being made yesterday for the wcy-
mond- Brnton Company. OF New York.
10 take over tho property OF the
United states Tobacco Companv 10.
Gated at Nineteenth ana Cary Streets.
The WcNmond iIruton Company is one
OF the bcst-known SNUFF manufac;ur-
ing concerns in the country, and is
entering other branches of the to-
bacco business, having recently ac-
CURED the plant of !. q. Dnl Inc.
chewing ana smoking tobacco manu-
facturers. a, Twcnty-iirst and Fra nix
lin Streets
Terms OF the purchase were not
made public neither WAS there any
statement relative to change in tho
personnel OF the office force
II Is not believed there Will be any
changes in the operation of
the business. which was acquired bv
lac United states Tobacco Company in
lS9S. following the sale Of a former
business 10 the American Tobacco
Company
Several hundred men ana women
are given employment in the plant.
and the manufactured brands arc
known throughout this country
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
AT Y. M. C. A. AUDITORIUM

What * expected to he one Of the
largest entertainments ever STAGED az
tn" loCa! Y. NJ. g. \. will he given in
-" auditorium OF the association
building tonight ut S;l5 o'clock. when
omar AKIN. the noted Hindu mind
reader viii give AN exhibition OF
many of his mysterious tricks. In
addition TO the mind-rcader. there are
sevora! other actors that are cx-
rccted Ia mystify the audience with
various tricks. TWO former overseas
entertainers and,n local moving-pic-
'wre star will also contribute TO the
program.
y reading and impcrsonating act
Will he given by NJ. T.. aylor. u noted
entertainer. I'm exhibition OF rope
spinning and lariat throwing Will he
offered by Scotty Lawrence. II Rich
mond DO: who has been cnactin.,
owboy parts in the movies for the
| past two years. George q. Henry.
Bob Johnson. Billy Southwark, Lee
Garrett. and several other member rs
q! the Richmond Dramatic Club will
ada /" the program by offering
humorous acts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
AD. COPY PREPARATION
DISCUSSED BEFORE CLUB
Biuc Laws VIII BE Subject at
Meeting OF Organization
july 6.

PRACTICAL demonstrations of IN.
methods used in laying out and prc-
p"rihS copy for advertisements for
TWO OF the leading advertisers OF
Richmond. were given yesterday a;
the weekly luncheon of the Richmond
Advertisers Club. al the Richmond
ii"t"i. Tho speakers were Ralph
pomnrowcr. al Kaufman Il Co..
ana w. Rollins Ammons. o.
the Cohen Company. Member. of tho
club evidenced their appreciation of
thc Information impaired to them by
the speakers.
Edwin MaSsic presided. the meeting
being the monthly affair to which
the members of the Womcn's Advcr-
Using Club and other guests were
Invited.
Miss FELL Perkins won the prize OF
tn" afternoon. u years subscription
10 printers Ink" and III" same was
sold by her 10 J i. Jones. u candi-
date for the Legislature.
Il. H. Thomas. delegate Ia tho con
vcntiou OF the Associated Advertise
ing Clubs OF the World said lie had
secured samuel potbs one OF the best
advertising experts in the South, To
mako an address TO the club at some
futur date.
H. j. Walsh. OF tho Cautnornc Paper
Company. said tho Associated Advcr-
Using clubs of the World convention
at Atlanta was the best advertise
mcut Atlanta had ever had. and he
pointed ont the need OF RichmonG
securing the 1923. or 1925. convention,
aud emphasized the worth Of the con
Vcntinn as mn advertising medium for
the city Of Richmond.
Miss Virginia Roberts. secretary az
the Woncn's Advertising Club. Shid
tho Atlanta convention was the moS
illuminating" event sh" eyer at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
WHAT A WOMAN
SHOULD 30 WHEN she
is WEAK AND NERVOUS
THOUSANDS OF WOMEN HAVE SUR.
PRlS!HGLY INCREASED THEIR
STRENGTH. ENERGY AND ENDURANCE
IN TWO WEEKS TINE BY THIS SIMPLE
EXPERIMENT,

ON account of the terrible weak
ness. nervousness and alarming symp-
toms, which are often produced by
IRON starvation Of the blood, tho suf-
fcrcr frequently never suspects tho
real cause Of her trouble, but thinks
She las some other ailmcnt. AS Il re-
'uit OF IRON starvation you may SUI
Ter from headaches, dizziness. short
ness Of breath oh heart palpitation,
'nins across the back loss or memory.
weak VIII pOwcr, melancholy or tho
'hln"S.' disturbed digestion. loss OF an
Pciit". s!"cplcSs nights, night swcats and
so on. In such cases do not wait until
YOU <" all ." pieces aud COLLAPSE in q
state q! h"rVous rrostration. hut eat more
spinach and green vegetables and take or
sadit iron likc Nuxatcd Iron with them
Tor Will" ana soc what a difference IL
niHh"s. Ilut be sure the iron YOU take ia
organic iron ana not metallic iron which
people usually take. Metallic iron Ia iron
JuSt as u comes from The action of strong
acids on small pieces of iron while or
Eanc iron like NuNatcd Iron is Ike the
iron III your blood and like the iron i'm
spinach. lcntils and apples. beware. Of
subatiiutnS. l.ool for tn. name ''NuSatedI
on "v"ry package and the letters ~ l. on
every tablet. Your money VIII bo refund
ca by ~ manufacturers IL you do not OBJ
tam perfectly satisfactory results For
sal" by all drueE!sts.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
WEDNESDAY CLUB OFFICERS
WILL BE ELECTED TONIGHT

The annual meeting of the wcdnes-
day Club Will be held tonight IN
room csc of the Jefferson Hotel. at
N;"p O'Clock. The meeting will he
opened with a general diScuSSi ion
made by several OF the members.
which Will be followed 10y the election
OF officers and board of directors for
the ensuing year. Norman Call
president. announced Yesterday that
much business Of vital importance
VIII be brought before the members
OF the club and mat II large attend
anco is desired
one OF the most Important features
OF the meeting viii hc ARRANGING.
rlanS for the coming years work and
Il discussion OF the annual festival.
Ihc yearly report Of the president
ANA treasurer VIII also hc submit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
TUCKER IS FOR PRIMARY,
HE TELLS WOMEN VOTERS
Candidate for Governor Rcailirms
His Position in Reply to New
Voters Organizat ion.

Harry St George Tucker. candidate
for Governor. yesterday forwarded his
reply 10 the QUESTIONABLE sent him
by the League OF Women Voters
which seeks Information as to the
candidates position on many public
questions In lis letter to the league.
Mr.. Tucker replies to the majority of
the questions. and states that some
OF them require deep study. ana that
he hae not had sufficient time in
winch ia form an opinion during his
strenuous campaign The points
brought out by Mir Tucker in his re-
ply 'tnhrac. many policies to which
h. had already committed himself. His
Platform. in brief. follows:
!. The executive budget system,
which, believe. should h" extend
Il To incT:id" all state departments
nj institu. ions
.. The primary system OF nominat-
in- candidates FOR Office.
:. strict and impartial enforcement;
of all laws OF the commonwealth.
I. For the construction of the state
Highway system. through tho financial
cooperation &C the state and Federal
>. For better school facilities. cspo
cia'ly in country districts. with better
trained. tstter paid teachers ana the
Simplest and most direct method OF
E hcoi Administrations
.. Reasonable measures to improve
the public health. including public
health work in the schools
:. Improvement OF working comdi-
tons FOR both men and women
s. For tho Improvement OF the state
prison system. which. | believe. should
lie genuinely rcformative rather than
merely punitive"
.. Special care and treatment Of
the insane. .pilcptic. feeble minded
ami other unfortunatcs.
10. Reasonable measures for the
conservation OF child life and for
child welfare in general
II. Welcoming women to the fun
enjoyment of their rights OF citizen
ship
II ST 6. TUCKER
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

that the authority be made broad
enough to care for amy contingency
which might arise"
There is nothing specifically con-
templuted along that me. he added.
but II is deemed advisable that the
authority be given"
MIR. Mellon described as .c.n"tc
suggestion" an opinion by Senator
kccd. Democrat. Missouri. that the
bill drafted might allow the Treasury
I" accept Italian bonds for the French
debt. French bonds for the British
debt and so forth
Asked IL he would object to elm
iration of German bonds ~ SuoS;l =
iutc obligations. the Secretary r.it,r-
aied his belief that the auth ity
should be broad and Unlimited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
MUST PAY REAL ESTATE TAX
TODAY TO AVOID PENALTY

CITY Collector Hcrbcr, l.. liWlc'
notifies persons who hay" not yet paid
their rrnl estate taxes FOR IN" year
tha, TODAY IS the last upon whicf
such taNcS may he settled without
penalty. After today graduate
penalty autnmaticnll attaches TO th'
original bill. Anticipating tn" uSunl
last day rush. Collector ilulCc has ar
ranged for extra help to handle the
crowds today. Every facility VIII he
provided 10 prevent unnecessary de.
lay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30

missions ruling on drm"rrag"
charges 10 the Supreme Court OF
Appeals.
The railroads arc permitted to
charge shipper demurrasc III the
rate of Sc II day. but tn" commits
sion's ruling also penalties the rail
roads ut tho same time for failure
to have cars at II given point on "a
given date after due notice has been
given the carrier. II is from that
section of the commit ssion's ruling
that the roads intend To take en-
coption. u Is said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
FAVORS COUNCIL RECESS
DURING SUMMER MONTHS

Councilman James r.. Peters stated
last night that he would Introduce
resolution at the July meeting OF
Common Council. providing for a re-
cess Of city Council during August.
ana that before next summer he
would present n measure designed to
give the body recess during the
summer months. Tn" project is bcin.
received favorahly by many members
az Council. who believe that as little
work is accomplished during tho HOY
months nf the year. n recess should
he provided for. Common Council
Will meet next Tuesday might
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
FLOOR WEIGHT CAPACITY
REQUIRED TO Be GIVEN
Building Code Commissioners Adopt
Important Provision in Pro-
posed Ordinance.
VOTE ON SUGGESTION CLOSE
Director Myers Declares II l. Ncccs-
sary IL the Protection OF Life and
Proprrty--Firr UNDERWRITERS Are
Heard.

II tho recommendation Of The Build
ine code Commission is accepted by
CITY Council. All large buildings. such
a factories mercantile houses. mills.
warehouses and hotels. must bc
rlaoarded on every noor with signs
Indicating tho weigh, per square foot
permitted by law TO hc placed on the
several floors
> Ths action was determined last
!. nigh. by "a close vote. after CON
/. siderable debate The measur" will
, he retroactive. ina smuch as IT re
quircS the building department t" in
srcct All buildings ana see that the
notices are posted, The recommends
tion was made by the National Board
j -. Fire Underwriters. 1t was opposed
/, Ivy chairman Morton. Johnston, Car
pcntcr and I.add. and was approved
~ Director Myers. Inspector Butler.
? Alderman Fuller Smith and Newell.
The Pro;ostants pointed out mat
the Nw would entail largo expense
: uuou many owners Of buildings which
EuG ncvor bccn overloaded ANA never
. would b..
Myers Hacks suggestion.
Director Myers declared that the
requirements We're necessary in the
protection or life ana property. ana
]. would prevent serious calamity from
falling walls and floors through over
loaded buildings.
The meeting last nigh; was called
for The purpose OF hearing from the
n. underwriters. &. T. Bissc!l. OF
New York. representing the UNDER
al nl,,a,. Of
c"e,!ors submitted by that orcauiza
ton. With him were George Warren
ard George GooiridCc. OF Richmond.
also representing tho underwriters.
\ delegation from the Builders EN-
change IVES on hand. and L. 5 Jones,
chic. OF tho bureau ~ fire protection.
was present in tho Interests % his de-
pnrim"n;
Nj Warren stated that the insur-
anCe men were present not as repre-
sentativcs Of an institution. but as
citizens WHO had the interests Of the
city AT heart ana that they were
merely offering suggestions looking
20 safety to life and property. Their
suggestions were uoi TO lie taken as
being in the interests OF the iirc in
surance companies. hut TO help the
commissioners toward securing the
best code possible. NJ the conCln-
Sion OF The presentation ur tho paper
ny M, Bisscll. a vote of thanks WAS
extended him. ON motion of Ald-r-
man Fuller
Wants Height i.imitrd.
one accommodation of tn. under
writer's. that Of limiting the height OF
buildings Ia ten stories. was rejected
Mr.. HisS'll said that such limitations
We're hcinG mad" in . numt ct 81
cities. notably Eoston ana he felt that
II should hc ~" rul" in all cities
where thee. vas no scarcity OF
ground sites.
y number Of suggestions offered 10y
I the underwriters, OF technical cha g
j ;ict,r, We're accepted. including {:
!. 'ccomme ndatilu that wire glass II,
prohibited In stairway. hall .,nd clcvI.
Tor patches In iircproof Buildings.
The commission adjourned Il, II
o'clock To meet at o'clock next
Wednesday night 10 further discus.
the suggestions Of the undcrw ritcrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
OEMURRAGE SCHEDULE
DEFERRED TO AUGUST

Til" railroad dcmurrag. rates
schedule. az recently PROMULGATED by
the state Corporation Commission
ana which was TO HAY" taken effect
July |. viii not become effective until
August |, II WAS announced at tho
capitol yesterday. Tn" railroads. II
was stated. had announced their In
tcntion of appealing from tho COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
HAD NERVOUS
BREAKDOWN
Mrs, Ireland Permits US to Publish
thisLetter for the Benefit of Others
Who Are in Her Condition
Warsaw Missouri For FIVE years
. was weakly. nervous ano ir a rum

10 " n condltlon.
Then / had q ner-
vous breakdown
and doctors said /
would never be
well again. After l
took seven bottles
of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound | was
healthier, stronger
and felt better
than l ever did in
nv life before. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Wants Height Limited.
"nb>cr,ntion" ncgins service.

!naugu!ating an every other day
passenger aud express service be-
tween Richmond aud Norfolk the
steamer conservation" under com
maud Of Captain +. ". Archer LOFT
yesterday morning for Norfolk. and
VII arrive NJ the Richmond pOr, to-.
night ON hcr return Trim
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-30
Smithcrs IIcrc to Tnkc on,,c

Clarence G Smithers. named hy
President Harding 10 succeed John G..
saunders as United States marsha!
for tho eastern district o: Virginia,
who takes office tomorrow has ar
rived in the city and Will pass today
and tomorrow In ucttinT limo on
til" affairs ot his office MIR. Smithors,
whose home is In Cape Charles, an
nounced that tho Office would remain
in This CITY for tho nrnsnnt ~ lnu.,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
Every Druggist in u. S. In
srueted to Refund Prios
While You Wait at Count
er IF Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm-Up.

The sensation OF the year In the
drug trade h Aspironal. the two
minute cold ana cough reueveF, aus
thOritAdVely guaranteed BY the lab
oratories; tested. approved and mos
enthusiastically endorsed By the
highest authorities. and proclaimed
By the common people 60 ten times
Is quick and effective As WhiskeF,
rock and rye. OF any other cold and
cough remedy they have ever tried
All drug stores arc now Supplied
with the wonderful new elixir. 90 ali
you have 20 do to gee ria OF that
cold u 20 step into the nearest drug
store. hand the clerk half dollar
for a bottle Of ASpironal and tell
him 20 serve you two te&EpoonfuiH
with four tsaspoonculs OF water IN
= glass. With your watch IN Y0aS
hand, take the drink az one BEzl4
low and call for your monSy back
m two minutes ~ you cannot ecei
your cold fading away like a dream
within the time limit Don't be
bashful, for all druggists invite you
and expect you 20 try 81. EVER,
bOdy's dcipg IL.
When your cold or cough h ret
iieTed, take the remainder % the
bottle home to your wffo and ba5
biea, for Aspironal u By far tbs
safest and most effective. the easssst
20 take and the most Rgrsoahie cold
and cough remedy for Infants Rn1
nhlidran@AdS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
CALIFORNIA WINS
PLACE WITH BEST
Victory Over Ohio Stat e
Brings Bears Recognition
From Nation.
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL.
nitcd Press Stan Correspondent


NEW YORK, Jan 5.-As one OF
its first real acts. the infant 1921
chirped the California yell.
With the rolling around OF the
New Year. there rolled into the
ranks OF the football a new star.
California. by her decisive defeat
of Ohio State, takes a place with
Princeton, Penn State. Pittsburg
and Notre Dame as the very best
teams of the season
To the east. in its broadcast geo
graphical application the defeat OF
the Buckeye team was distinct
surprise.
The weapon used i'm the downfall
Of the western conference cham
pionS was a revelation.
Outside Of Coach Jack Wilce and
his squad, perhaps no one expected
California 10 steal OhiO's favOrite
weapOn-the forward pass-and
show them how it should be done.
The result shows that the game
has developed on the west coast IN
step with the eastern game.
Try NEWS-TIMES Want Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
EXPECT BREAK IN
RANKS OF MINORS
Glass AA Wants to Be Left
Free From Draft-Fight
on % Year Draft.
RY JACK NEIOCK.

By international News Service
NEW YORK. Jan. .. - Baseball
men will invade Chicago early next
week to attend the first big meeting
Of the year.
The joint conference OF majors and
minors, at which the proposed new
national agreement VIII come up for
ratification. the major league Schcd
ule meetings and several annu
meetings of minor leagues will D.
held.
As result OF the various meetings
there is a chance that a break may
cCme in the ranks of the minors
The class A. a. leagues. II develops,
will insist that they be left free from
the draft and other factions in the
minors will have varied demands to
make.
Oppose Long Pact.
For one thing there = a feeling in
The minors that - years is too long
period for which 10 sign any pact
Certain members of the minor league
committee also feel that the pro-
posed new agreement does not give
the minors enough voice in future
baseball legislation. There is finan-
Cial side 20 the signing of a new
agreement also. for if the minors in
sist on having Judge X. NJ. lands
designated 10 act in their behalf as
well as in behalf of che big leagues
they Will no doubt be given an op-
portunity 10 bear a share of The bur
den of the expense OF running his
office and paying his salary.
The draft question. however. APP
pears to be the Crux OF the whole
matter. and it will be up 20 the ma
tional association TO thresh Il out.
The class "A leagues, IL is said, may
ask that they be permitted 70 step
into a class of their own as a third
party 10 any agreement signed. with
recognition as a near major unit
OF organized baseball. Just how this
can be accomplished remains to De
seen.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
Hunt Ex-POstdl Clerk
For Theft OF S3l, 1852

CLEVELAND o.. Jan. 3.-The Il
OF $3.50 IN currency and Liberty
bonds addressed 10 the federal re-
serve bank OF Cleveland. from the
mails by a former employe OF the
registry department of the Local
postofiice were revealed Sun day
night.
Postoffice inspectors are conduct
ing a nationwide search for a man
who gave the name OF William Lu-
Cey alleged 10 be responsible for the
disappearance OF four packages A
woman, said 20 be his wife and who
is declared 10 have aided in the
thefts. also is being sought
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
Emlham Defeats Purdue
Basketball Team 24-22

RICHMOND. Jan. 2.-Earlham
defeated Purdue university Monday
night "a 20 % in the closest basket
ball game played on the local floor
this season The scoring hOnOrs on
both teams We're about evenly di-
vided. Lawler got four field goals
and Ho,werd Of Purdue three. The
final three minutes saw no scoring
hy either side although Purdue tried
90 come back and overcome the
Quakcrs lead. The Earlham team
was in the lead all through the game
and started the majority OF plays
from center Long shots were taken
because of the tight defense OF both
qu.ntets Numerous fouls were call
cd throughout the game and little
rOuEhncss occurred.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
NetU Orleans Directors
OF Racing Association
Charged Wuh Gambling
BY Associated Press:
nwTWW# On - No.

BY Associated Press:
NEW ORLEANS Jan. 3.-District
Atty. Robert MARI Honday filed
CT iminal information against five di-
reCtors Of the Business Mems Racing
ISOLATION and thirty-eight layers, %
alleging violation on Saturday at'tEe
fair grounds track Of state anti
gambling laws.
The iuiOrmatiOns were filed in the
face CT an injunction issued Friday
restraining the district attorney from
interfering with the meeting.
The fairgrounds meeting was con-
Quoted Saturday with wagering per
United under the oral" system. the
same as Used at the Shrewsbury
track and which Dist. Atty. Mari an
noUnced ne would not permit in Or
leans parish.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
ANNOUNCE WINNERS
OF JUNIOR " CONTESTS

Winners OF the events contested
At the Y VI. G. a. boys department
tournament last week as announced
by Junior Sec'y G. w. Gamble. gave
Edgar Herbster first place in the
cue rogue singles.
Ronald Dome won the base ball
title and Burdick and Zusman won
the cue rouue doubles. NJ Freshley
won the ping pong singles and he
together with d. Freshley. won the
ping pong doubles Abe Zusman
was the winner of the ring tossing
contest
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
australian Premier
Presents Darts Gun

By Associated Press
AUCKLAND. ~. =. Jan The
Davis cup was formally handed %
Capt Samuel Hardy of the victor
ioUs American lawn tennis team
Monday night The occasion was
banquet given in honor az the Aus
tralasian and American players lv
the Australasian lawn tennis ass0cia F.
ton Included among -he guests
were Admiral Jellicoc. governor %
New Zealand. and Premier MASSEY.
Speeches were made hE Capt
Hardy and the American players.
William r. TIden and William ST.
Johnston.
Premier Massey ir his speech
greeted the Americans as cousins
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-04
Meet Jan. 10 to Form
Boxing Control Body
BY Associated Press .


NEW YORK. Jan. 2.-Organiza-
ton OF a national body to control
professional boxing will be effected
at a three day session which will
begin here Jan. 10. Following a
luncheon to the delegates from the
various states. an executive session
will be held at the international
Sporting club when selection of a
temporary chairman and secretary
Will be followed by the appointment
of committees on constitution and
bylaws
The tentative title selected for the
new body is the National Board Of
Boxing Control. Delegates from II
states have already been appointed
and other states have announced
that representatives will be named
%" the conference or that the
has been referred to COVER
cCt.