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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
WHY THE RAILROAD
EARNINGS INCREASED

Washington. Aug. 2s.-1ncreased earn
inEs Dc railroads dGrtnE tho hrst s'f
months of the year were attributed In
o abatement issued today by tho Asso-
c!ation OF Railway Executives TO reduc-
IONS In operating expenses and to post
pcnement o! expenditures that must he
made II the roads are 20 be adequately
maintained" Tho increase IN earnings.
ne statement said was due largely
largely 10 a decrease IN expenses. such
Rs would have 20 be resumed II oust-
ness. were TO revive toward normal"
Fewer trains were run. lesS coat used
ard fsNer r1en employed. without. how
over. and reductton OF wages" accord!n &
70 the statement. which ais" pointed
out that there was a reduction In the
aroun. OF material used. such as ties.
rsr. ana o'he- track material. and that
.|awer bad order ra-> srt engtnes were
put Into condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
FRANK MOTTO
ELECTR0CUTED

Columbus. O.. Aug. 2s.-Frank Motto.
26. Cleveland italian. was executed al
tho Ohio pen!tentinry early this morn
ing FOR his part in the murder and hold
I'D of c. W. Sly and George K. Fanner.
cleveland, manufacturers. In Cleveland
December 81. last.
In an eleventh hour contession- Motto
implicated a C!evelapd policeman as the
InstiEator OF the hold-up. who he said
received 10 per cent OF tho money OBJ
tained. He declared no was IN a down
town pool room when tho robbery and
subsequent murder occurred.
Governor Davis last night. after
conference with Attorney General Price.
who heard Mottos confession. decided
that there was nothip~ In hotto's story
which rendered mir innocent or the
crime Of which he Is convicted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
State Trooper Killed
By the Accidental
Discharge Of Rifle

Huntington. W. Va. Aug, 2S'-GeorEe
A. DullrE. state trooper. died this morn
ing at a Logan hospital from wound
indicted an hour earlier by tho ac''-
dental discharge OF rife on tho porch
OF a club house near Ethel. In Logan
county. according to advices received
here tonight Details are lacking.
Dullng's home was at Summersvile'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
GAS FUMES FATAL.

Charleston. W. Va. AmG Esd. F.
Williams Of Plus. few miles east OF
Maiden. met death in peculiar acct
den, at Plus recently. While engaged
in digging n we'll. he struck flow OF
gas and was overcome by the fumes
Rcforo rhysic.ans could be summoned
he was dead.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
KILLED IN
A|RPLANE' s fall

philadelphia. Aug. 2S.--Conrad w.
Foss an aviator. and two passengers
he had taken UP in his airplane. were
killed late today when the machine
crashed 10 earth on tho northeastern
outskirts Of tho city. The other Vic
Tins were Mrs. Mary Pussyicki and
her elght-year-old son OF Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
xox1A WANTS "A1n0

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2s-Efforts Will %
made to have the case OF Korea con-
srdered as "one OF the most vital mat
t.rs to he adjusted" by the disarma'
ment conference. according to Or. syn9'
man Rhee. head Of the Korean mission.
who returned to Washington too4y
after a year In the Orient.
Th. fact that no protest has yet 6oen
made by outside nations against the
Japanese course in Korea does not
make the present status of Korea an
Accomplished fact" Or. Rhec dechrs4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
INCOME AND PROFITS
FURNISH Is PER CENT
OF u. S. REVENUE

Washington Aux. 2S-- SHvcnty-hNe
percent nearly. OF tho governments TAX
revenue OF Si,5o0.h00.n0h during IN" !aS'
hscal year came from taxes upon IN
comes and proHts. according I" an of!"'
Ial summary made public TO-DAY toy tho
treasury department.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
WEST VIRGINIAN IS
HONORED BY BAPT|STS

Shiloch. y. j. Aug. @S.--Warder pa
Wis. Salem. ". Va. was elected prcS''
dent or the general rorfrreuC" of tn"
Seventh Day Baptist church at tho con
Guiding session Of its annual meeting
here today He succeeds the Rev. Clay
ton A. RurdIck OF Westerly. r. I
Ashaway. y. I. was selected as the
place for holding n"xt years conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Chicago. Aux. 2s.-AIter An after
noon spent In raIding tho vaults Of a
safoty deposit company in tho Mason
10 temple, In which moro than 81 ,ooo,-
cr- in currency was said TO be stored,
three robbsru became Intoxicated,
made 30 much noiae that they NO
traoted the attention OF paSuerby
and then escaped t1ASgh hail OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
BANK ROBBERS ESCAPE IN HAIL OF
BULLETS; WITH MILLION WITHIN REACH
|NTOX|CAT|ON SPO|LS WELL LAID PLANS

bullets from the pistols Of twenty
nve parolmsn and doeeottves sAr1y TO-
night
behind them- they left two hand
ouffsd watohmsa. . half smptdsA bot
to Of whiskey and large hammer
used 10 open nftssn safety deposit
boxes. Hundreds Of psdsstr4ans Wit
Messed ths cNAsa-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Five Fall In Clash ofMarCherS ndState Police
Allied Troops Will
Be Sent to Si|eSia;
Germany Informed

Berlin. Aug 2S-The British. French
and ltahan amba ssa doris have Informed
Germany Of tho decision OF their gov
ernments to send retnforcements into
Upper sIles!a.
Germany has been asked by the am
bassadors 10 make the necessary ar
ranKements for tho transportation OF
tho reiuforcements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
GREEK ARMY IS
GUT IN TWO BY
TURKS ATTACK
MANY PRISONERS
FOR THE KEMAL1STS
Entire Greek Offensive Placed
at Serious Strategical
Disadvantage.

ConStantinople. Aug. 2s.-Atter thrso
days OF hEhtlnS the Turks have forced
tho Greeks to retire across tho Sakaria
river In Asia Minor. The Greeks lost
many prisoners. much material and cam
non and transport wagons.
The entire plan OF campaign formu-
lated by the Greeks has been temporar'
!ly held up.
The Greeks arc said really 10 hava
been defeated by tho Salt desert lack
OF water and many men stricken With
malaria.
Paris. Aug. 3s.-The right wing OF
the Greek army which was attacking
tho Turks along tho SakarIa river In
Asia Minor. has met with disaster. and
been completely severed from the main
body OF tho Greek troors. according 10
a dispatch from the correspondent OF
the Information At constantinople.
Tho dispatch adds that the entire
Creek army Is thus placed In most
difficult strategical position. Tho Turks
arc attacking and seem TO have plenty
Of ammunition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Confined on Page Thirtsss


west VtrGtnia-PAr1y oloudy monaAS
and russdAy; not much change In WI
psrseurs.
vss4oru PSnnsylvaniA And OHIO -
oxuar~lly fair MordAyi russdJ p~Iuy
CLOUDY, not much change In es1np
tu1e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
PRHaIDEHT INVrTHD.

Philadelphia. Pa. Aux. 2s.-An In
vitation has been extended President
Harding 10 attend the hnal matches Of
tho lawn tennis sing - championship ~
tho United States. II was announced to-
night by officials Of the Germa NJ own
Cricket club. where the tournament will
open September ..
box dlrectly back Of the cha mpion-
ship court has bean set aside for tho
president and his guests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
By DWIGHT q. TETER

W Aug
the m
Scrcet etonH~o
nuSB
granted denied the l"' ~
the Pubic Service
gvcsd N
lcuhrtc i West from l
for on
ncrha
Ia there S
all~ granted from :" per cent
e
denied with number
granted
follows:
eDenedTo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
MINE LEADERS
RUSH To 'FRONT.'.
CURB DISORDER
TENSE FEELING IN -,
THE LOGAN REGION
President Keeney Makes
Strong Appeal to Marchers
10 Return to Their Homes.

Charleston. W. Va. Aux. IA clash
between armed miners and state police
which IL is believed. resulted in the XIII
ing OF four or FIVE OF the miners. follow
cd by reports OF rehabilitation Of the
armed marchers. and the capture by As
armed men Of three deputies AnA-=e
Justice Of the peace OF Logan cou1t|'
gave developments Sunday to ths
LoGan-Boor- county situation. vnIeh
Governor E. F. Morgan eXpressed as D.
coming very serious"
In an effort to halt further outbreaks
along the Blair-Sharples boundary line
which divides the two counties. Ad1u~
tant General John II. Carnock and three
officials Of the United Mine Workers
Of America were rushed to Sharplss on
A special train. the governors ofncs an
nounced. The men left Charleston late
Sunday afternoon. and were reported At
q late hour tonight. to oe close to the
scene OF the latest disturbances.
Army Officer Arr4vsS-
Almost simultaneously with thA d.
parture Of the men was the arrival Of
Colonel I. W. Leonard. from Fort Ban.
tam.n Harrison. Indiana. despatched
here by General George W. Read. COM
mand.ng the NTH corps area. for indsf.
Unite duty In West Virginia. Colonel
Leonard conferred with Governor Nor.
gan upon his arrival and beyond the
statement thai tho LosAn-Boone situA'
ton was discussed. no further N.
nouncemeu,s regarding tho confeeSAeSl
were made.
As far as the governors office WA
able 10 ascertain up until midnigh
Sunday. nothing further in tho way o
an uprising had developed. although I'd
vices from Logan indicated that tn
feeling had again reached q very tenst
state Attempts to got informatto
from Sharples. whero reports to u
governors office intinated that sewers
hundred armed men were congregatins
proved without avail. due to tho lac
that all wire communications Tere ou
Of commission.
Pour or Five S1A41.
Tho executive office was unable @
definitely determine the number Of
miners who were fatally wounded In the
clash early, Sunday. although seAi-
official information to tho governor In.
killed" Tho battle occurred about
o'clock Sunday morning. when . patrol
Of state police headed by Captain ]. Il.
Brockus came upon party OF armad
men and. according to A report made
". |an'atn Br"ckus - tho govsrnne,
shots wcre exchanged when tho armed
refused TO heed the command OF
Rrockus to lay down their arms AA1
surrender. 80 -
Beyond announcing that the four L..
(ooutiAusd On ~ ThiftssAl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
DEATH FOR THIRTY

Rome. Aug. 2s.-Thtrty persons ~ere
killed In the collision last night between
passenger and freight trains near Nag.
Nano. a short distance north OF Rome.
More than ono hundred persons were m
jured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
CUT RATES ro1 TEAoH11S.

Elkins. ". Va. Aug 28.-". W.
Trent. secretary Of tho West Virginia
Educational association recently an
nounced that all railroads In the state
have granted reduced rates to teachers
Tho wish to attend tho annual conven-
tion OF tho association at Huntinstoo.
November SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

Granted
les Maryland r. R. Co.
Feb s. l6-Rac
II and Gas Co
Feb Charles Town
Feb V Light Heat & Power Co
Feb %. 19l6-Mongomey Light 4 water Improvement w.
April = West Central
April 4, West Virginia & Maryland Gaf 20
Development Co.
9 6-Pt Virginia Gas Co
June %. 6-M Gas Co.
2. Water
Sept 2. 16--Guy
Sept 2 g Pleasant Natural Gas Co
l. j. Gather
l916-Chesapeake Potomac Telephon. io
1a16-Rowlesburg Municipal Light Plant
19l6-Imperlal Products Co.
fredericksburg Light 4 Heat Co.
19l6-Rcserve Gas
16--R
Nov e Carksbur &
Nov s.
Hl6-Manucurers Light Heat Co Ariaeo companies
Dec 1s-N Gas Company Of
Dec l6-P United Telephone
On T~cve)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
PORTUGUESE CABINET
HANDS RESIGNATION

Lisbon. Portugal. Aug. :s.--The cab
lnet OF Rarros Ous!ros. which was form
ed last MAY has handed It's resignation
70 the president OF the republic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
THREE LOGAN COUNTY DEPUTY"
SHER|FF5 CAPT TURED BY ARMED
BANDS; BATTLE IS THREATENED

Charleston, ". Va, Aug. 2s.-Pos-
stbnity OF battle IN tho Blair
sharplss region Of Logan county was
1nt1matsd In = telephone messaEs TO
Governor q. r. Morgan carly tonight
Half an hour after tho governor mAde
this announosmsnt, Adjutant asnsrh
John II. ChArnock and thrse United
Mine workers officials left for Lo-
gan, whore they will attempt to
paotfy the miners.
Armed mon have captured three
deputy shsrtffs Of shsrff Tom Cha
Ans Logan county forces and are
ernor said.
having trouble In ho4ding back armed
bands Of citizens OF Logan tho county
seat, who arc demanding they be al
lowed to attack the armed forces At
once, the governor added.
Unconnrmed messages here say
that armed men numbering between
500 and 900 are mobinzing At Nor
rtsvtlle, twenty miles east Of Blair,
tho scene Of former disorders and
that more are on their way 70 the
rendezvous
Governor Morgan said that he
knew nothing Of this mobilization.
Huntington, W. Va, Aug. 2S-
Three deputy shArtffs of Logan coun-
ty. who left Logan Saturday after
noon, are reported missing, according
TO advicss received hArs tonight
Airplauss have been scouting for the
missing men, the reports state, and
It IL added that nfoy MCDOWELL dspu-
tss have taken the nsld for the
search.
An airplans, Attempting . landing
at Logan late today, crashed on her
nose and two atrmen were seriously
injured. according TO advices rsceived
herS.
Ethel, ". Va, Aug. 28-1t was
Impossible TO confirm a report frora
Huntington tonight that three or
moro Logan county deputies who
left LoEnn Saturday afternoon ars
missing. It WAS said that tho mon
miaht have bean unable to report
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Public Service Commissions Record Striking

LIST OF INCREASES GRANTED DENIED FORMS ONE OF MOST REMARKABLE
DOCUMENTS EVER PR EsENTED TO PEOPLE OF WEST VRGAAK AND
YE SHALL RECEIVE" APPARENTLY THE GUIDING PRINCIPLE OF GUAR
DIANS OF PEOPLES RIGHTS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
their whsrsabouts on account OF IN
corrupted telephone communication.

Madison, W. Va Aug. 2s-An IN
suoossEfh attempt wna made to
roach 16AryTvtns BY telephone to-
night Reports from Charleston
that . large number Of msn vsrs
oongrsgadng thsrs wsrs generally
disorsdttSd here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
THE IN TELL1G EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State cf West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

(conanu.A on PArs rhireesn)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
PLAYING Of YOUNGSTERS
FEATURES TOURNAMENT
Opponents.

paw I'm is. IuIbI. .,,,ris t,ur,,
rnrnt y,s..rd,.. 49,,
.''' Cur - Oh INC
'"""lfE 'tHp OF virginia was foa-
turea hy the lcrfuriuanc. OF two
rouugstrrs g. u,,r4 49, r,,t
i,,,f,. ,..
I'"''' H'"F' WHO encountered Val
"ntinc aud MuutaEuc The older
playcrs were ysr;.ri.is NM no, ne.
~ ,l-. ~
"''H 't"h played ana
NOR" imam ihT"" hours hHd been CON
stunned for tic match rho youtbful
players druur.d -na first SIT ,yo,, ~.
second but were u..at.n I'M mo mira
after .lNt.., games
i:oth Harris and calJl us.d OK
ccllclt doubles .a.,f.s .t,s,re. ,b.ir
opponents. Thoy display.d "a brand
90: tennis stiIrm seen On ia. local
ccSrts. and tho large gallery an
rluudcd their efforts against IN" more
experienced men critics declared
that TIA" YOUNGSTERS have an cyccl.
lent tennis career Lafpre them ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
THIRTEEN

four TEu either E,itisp piayers pn.
'.l taH Nlriori"s NN.r" Miss .ars
'A.Wn.rs aun W"u from Mis-
'.u. ut Toronto. MIN" and etluf an.t
llud NNn Defeated MIS- Nunt.tuey.
"i tru '!ir'r,. MIN" nud seven
Miss stirling was hrld .N,u fpr
uiuu holes by Mrs WhNjc. T,uu yaer
the Lead uu m. trnth bei. aut .rtF
81 uutH tie" fourteenth. vu,u -.-.
American ohampiouship squared tur
match. MIss Stirlug won iD. u
t'anth- h"y.d 'hr u"Nt hole and y.u
lead of five up iu the first nine Ho'e,
OF lnr wHf.h with Mrs Gibson N|
LEIGH wen out % The thlrty-nintn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
RICHMOND UNIVERSITY
IS FORMALLY OPENED
Large Audience Attends Excr.
ci,c- Held in Auditorium
Of College.
FACULTY. MEMBERS UIrnuT
Dean Prince Says DnmbiinI;-t - Con-
tiuurs ia View ar I.n"i, Hf Roam
>pn""--W "mnn's Institution Crowd
ed To Limit.

t,o,,,.-, t
'"'"' opening exercises az tho
University of Richmond Yesterday
morning Officially ush.r.l iu tho 1921
.. session T., 49,. ..,,,,...,,... ,..,.... 49,,
,,.
"'"'9 ''''" ""'" '"' H'h anu "pin-
ems departments. faculties 90: the
group Of schools. ana anlmnI ana
;ri.,,J. rr ,b. i,.,ft,,,,, ,rt
'"''1'' '""' az i''1'''''"" ''i!tIe was
Allied.
m, program was devoted Ia vol
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j..ro,,s a., ,. ,,.
,;,ir... t.,. s,'i
primo. ana Nh. L.,r'.r
rn;nrv 81 - - vypiI.,,. .,,,
In,y. i. a. y,arn,tt ~, mi .bn,...l
,,,,. ,,,,s,.,r,,i,,,. ,,,, ,t
:, 80 $500 W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
K lieu NJ TlSM
LEhVES YOU FOREVER
Deep seated tric Nrid Deposits Are
Dissni, rd nnJ the Iihrumaiir roison
starts to Leave the system within
IMa ni Y Innr unnrs.

Every Druggist IN tins county Is nu-
thnrlzcd to say 10 every rheumatic SUI
fcrrr that IL twp bottles uf Al-nrhu. the
sur. C"nTu"ror 81 rhcutuUrsm. docs not
stop all agony. reduce swollen joints and
rh"uuntir pain, nu wiIi gladly return your
money without comment.
AllCnrhu has hc"n tr!cl ana tested for
ycats. >ud really narvc'"us results have
hncn accomplished in the most severe eases
wh"r" III" suuosip@ nni agony Was lntonso
and pitcous and whcr. The patient was
helpless
Mr.. James II Alien the discoNcrcr az
Alcnrml. who Tor many y"nis suffered the
tnrm"nts az acute rheumatism, desires all
sufferers 10 KNOW mat hc does noi want "a
cent "f ANY ones money unless AllcnrhI
drcIsircy conpucrs ms worst of ali Its E
cases aud he has instructed all Druggists
10 guarantee 1t In every instance.--Advcr-
tisement. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
,,r,YI \.cnt, in Session.

y iargely-a',endcd meeting Of the
General Loss ana Damage Freight
Committee OF the chesapeake and
ohio Railway, 10 session Al the Rich
mend Hotel. wili adjourn today. The
sessions are hcius held here IS tn.
most central point and Interesting
discussions al topics of Interest to
the agents are being discussed. The
meeting is under direction or c. r..
ArmstrouG. OF huntington. w Va.
general agent at mat place, while H..
q MrCitns!aud. general agent at
L.ynchnurg, is acting as secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
UNITED STATES AIARSuAL.S SALE
EhaIEItN DISTRICT OF N!I.-
GINA.

~ THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
E.l;S DISTRICT Dr VIRGINIA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
Grnys' Au,iIinr, Meets.

At Il meeting OF tho Wo'nan's AUX
iiiHry % the Richmond GrHys' Bat
TALON last nigh, arrang"m, nrs were
mad. Tor booth a. th. state Fair
at whicl. lunches will be served FOR
thu purpose OF raising "a fuud t. y.
towards a memorial 10 tho Grays who
foli ON the hnttlenolds !u France
Mrs Lamont Timbcrlake is chairman
~ committee which Wll 10. u
charge Of tn" booth
Tomorrow Night "a meeting viii 10.
held al TIA. GraEs ArmVry to cpm-
pl"te tho Organization of 81 social cipl
FOR TIA" m.m who wcre IA the service.
II is p!annd 70 hay" club house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
REMOVE: THOSE PlMplES
AND SALLOW BlOTCHES
By The Use Of Black And
White Beauty Bleach

DO YOU frown when your mirror so
glnriml;ly reflects some skin blcmish
sigh and wish for II quick and easy
way of clearing your skin?
Here's II treatment which You can
use without fear. confident that II
will make your skin clear, soft. with
Il bahy-like tint of youth.
Before retiring tonight, cleanse
your skin with Il creamy lathcr OF
black and White Soap. dry thOroly.
and then gently massage With tho
tips Of your fingers Black and White
Beauty ElcaCh. The next morning
rinse the skin with col Il water. Con-
tinucd applications OF thc Beauty
bleach and the use Of Black and
White Soap viii give you wonderful
results.
Hack ma White Beauty RIcach ia
delightfully."- pcrfumcd, pilk-tintcd
cold cream compound of unusual mcr-
twill not grow hair.
Your fnvoritc drug or department.
store should hc able to supply You
with Elack and White Beauty Bleach
Mt so It jar. Hack and White
Soap nj 2Tc "A cake. or both Will DO
sent You postpaid on receipt OF price.
Ask your druggist for a free copy
Of the new B!ack aud White Birth
day and Dream Eooh. If he can't
supply You. send his name and adj
dress 10 Black and White. Memphis.
Tenn. aud II Dream Book will bu
mailed you postpaid.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
New ruling Regarding school Tickets

BEGINNING TINS morning cOnductorS
ana operators on tn" street cars III
Richmond viii accept school chill
drcn's tickets between the hours of
7.30 s. VI. and . l.. NJ. because OF
the necessity Tor the school children
ia attend school in shifts. President
Thomas = WhcclwriGht said yeStcr-
duv thar the Virginia Hallway and
Power Company hauled a total Of
caO,i5S school children on the 2h cent
tickets during the nine months pc
riod laet year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
ILCIiDNS-LEGliL.,
Legal Notices

DlVIDEc.D NOTICE
Lhl''fsil I.""I !ot-cco tO.n1huy. lac.
The icEu.at puurt,tly dividend II per
cont pu inc ts,opu.pu1 % Preferred stock
~ tiie JnIyet"aI i.s.t. Iyat-ap Company.
Taco. UrAt"!. Hah been deUlhl'G Laya.iI,. On
October !. 1871 10 Jae preferred stvcA-
he!I-fs 90! record a tne cIusy Oh business
- uLcaHIeE =. 1891.
H. c pHILLirs.
SECRETARY.
IHc ttEy.at amman meeting Of IN.
: HlulIrEa V! Ilir sou ~ En-, MANI
!iG!CEI$G COMPANY VII! ur held a,
iEa o'hgrz Of iEv Company. ,intn ani
Perry Str"ctH, klchE.Dti -. 1t -
o'gIoca noon tuesday. September -. 1871
uy otd.r y! no !r.-.drrt.
IL IL. GROVES.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
, CHAMPIONS WIN IN
WOMEN'S GOLF EVENTS

OTTAWA ONT, Sept. % Miss
NcNH stirling. of Atlanta. Ga. hold
-r Of tn" United states and Canadian
womau's golf championship. ana Miss
Cecil LEIGH. winner of tn. british
and French titular events. won their
matches today IN the first round al
the Canadian chani,ioushin toliru,
mont. Miss Surfing won clos,
match from Mrs. : Whytc. OF ,hp
Royal Montreal club. two up and one
I" play while Miss LEIGH dIsposcd al
Mrs Gibson. of Hamilton. six and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-21
PUBLIC SAIL.
OF

S500oo.0O or THE DISTRICT
SCHOOL BOARD OF WINNINGIIANl
DISTRICT BONDS. ~ THE COUNTY
OF NOTTOWAH, VIRGINIA.
NOTICE is hereby given that on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6. 1921.
1T go T. NJ.
in from; OF the First Na.onal BanI
OF Grove. Va. nfty thousand dollars
iu bonds ut Tho district School Board
u Nottingham District, Nottoway
County, Va. in denominations %;
!iro.O0 s5UO.pO ana SloOu.OOo. VIII b.
offered for s.Gc to the highest bidder
n, pub!.. auction. Those bonds Will
n"t bc sold Tor less than par and are
interest bearing al per cent from
d"t". interest payable annually
date. With the option TO the ,aid
school Board 10 redeem them ten
year= after date. These bonds viii
"' exempt from Local taXat.On
THE SCHOOL BOARD or WIN
NINGnAM DISTRICT. MOTTO
WAY COUNTY. VIRGINIA..
HENRY y. LEE. Attorney