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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
GOVERNOR AND WIFE
ENTERTAIN STUDENTS
Graduating Classes OF John Mar
Shall High School Guests
lt MnuSipu

Approximately $50 High School
graduating students were present al
the reception given last night By the
Governor and Mrs. WcStmorclnn
Davis ut the Governors Mansion
Practically every student in the grad
uatinS CLASSES OF the John Marshall
night anti day school accepted the in
Nitati"n 10 attend tho first rcccption
ever given in the Governors Mansion
Tor High School graduates.
the receiving line. which included
the Governor and his wife. as well as
some mcuib erS of the school Board
ana the two principals. gave Il hearty
welcome ia each student as they cam,
in the door. Governor ana Mrs, DAVIS
appeared To he exceedingly Interested
IN TN" students. and when introduced
10 caSh mc1tbcr of the Glasses took
particular pride in convorsing with
Inc young people.
ihc attention Of the guests was
attracted by the many bowers which
wcr" used in decorating the rooms al
inc mansion. and especially the large
bouquets Of carnations which wcr,
Ein"h roonf on each Of tn. tables
inS antiques in the mansion c;,uscd
much comment by many OF the sim
uthtS. VINO wcI'c at the homo o: thu.
Governor for their first tim. las;
night The room which attracted the
most attention WAS the oval Sntn.d
dinins-roon, i'll which all of the SIN
dchtS were served refreshments
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LEXINGTON RESULTS.

~ First race-fo- ,hrc@ yoar-;ol and un
Graee Minnrd. 20 cMar,in,, siOe,%o, s.S,ao.
s9;5e' ,ron;, NuSss Ian; 81 's%''H s%G
20. third. Tint. l:Ia % Also ran
Spokane queen. Macy Wyatt.
f. Second Rcc--iwo-y"ar-aid cots aud
siongs-Cascy, ITO tPool. $3.50. $3.50. !2.3".
won: Ounce Garden, los tConnn!lyt, sac.
s3.lo, second. Fast Trial. iuI tIyanb,
$500. third. Time-:i. III. Also ran
Claiming: purse. $1,000; s!x turlonra,-
Hereafter, lis tnurkc). siiao. $3.50. $3.50.
won: Tom Norris, lHi PooD. $3.50, $500.
second. serbian. il' Ryan,, s. 80. 'nr4'
reas Bingham. Toncy Lady. Mayhowr,r
MaIvoiic and Pcniwcll.
-Four race--two ycar-o!ds; maiden lilies
AD IAN liz tparrc,N. So 30, u.io. s2.io
Won; Lady Rochester, y: ,Gar"cr!, !l:.e"
A.So second: Bernie X, ll2 ,McGrsw)
NO. third. Timc-:i? 80 Also ran
FIN rasc--thc oshland oaks: three.
year-old Allies; purse. $4,000 added: on,
mile-pongec. III tAli.Gn', $l:&o; 500
cut. second; Lady Mndsar. l2i ni"wardp
OUT three. T!nc--I:i2 is. Also ran
Golden Dreams, Eet,ina.
sixth race.,throe-ysy'a 9.os Hares an,
md f tEoenn Scyyaa i II,
Thompsonj. $3.50. $50, $3.50 won
-ncle Vale, ZIG (PooD, So 90. $500 soc
2d: Trust oficial. lie tM"on'yl. >!son
ird Tne--l:i? -. Also ran it"'
h,mme. centi:netcr. S'cre; Greetings
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SPORTS
INDICTED MEN FLEE
AMERICA, SAYS REPORT
Several Implicated in Baseball
Scandal Have Gone to Mexico,
a. According to Information.

CHICAGO, April os.-Privatc in
formation that several OF the mcn
indicted in connection with the 1919
world series baseball scandal have
fled to Mexico. has been received ana
an appeal will bc made TO Fedora OF
iisials in Washington in the nope
that some way may he found To eN-
tradite them. II was announced a,
the States attorneys Office today
President Ban Johnson. OF TN"
American League, announced a.
Cleveland today he planned TO go Ia
Washington to take up the matter
with Federal authorities. hut oiiicialS
here held forth lutc hop". that ..N,
tradition OF men Outside tn. United
States could he arranged. The oil :
Gals refused TO divulcc the names or
the men they believe have LETT the
country with the exception OF Abe
Attcll, who is though; TO be in Can
ada.
Buck Weaver Claude Williams,
Joe Jackson and Carl Xork have given
bond. Hal Chase was arrested yes
terday and attorneys FOR the other
White Son players said today THAI
they could produce their clients
within eighteen hours ana would pro.
,ducc them In ample time to give bond
and stand trial
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COLONEL |. S. MARYE IS
DEAD IN CHARLOTTESVILLE
Word Reaches Richmond of Death
of Wrll-kn0wn Lawyer
and EtlitOr.

Word was received in Richmond
Yesterday of the death in ChariottcS :
vile Monday of Colonel Lawrence 5.
Maryc. ian attorney ut law. who for
luoriy resided in Richmond and 4
Confederate veteran. at the age Of S.
Years.
During the War Between the states,
colonel Ma.ryc commanded a battery
OF artillery. aud moved to Tennessee
shortly after the conclusion of peace
lie then Went to Lynch
burg. where he was engaged in news
paper work. and came 10 Richmond.
where he followed this business for
Il number OF years.
He was a brother OF the late Lieu
t.nal~.- Governor John l.. Maryc ana
Professor stuart Maryc. Eurion Mar
We. Mrs T. Thompson, and Martin
Maryc. all of Richmond, ANA Robert
Maryc. OF rti'udclphia. ncicc and
ucphcws. surv:- him.
Funeral services VIII hc conducted
this afternoon ut o'clock III char
lottCSyill.
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PETERSBURG DELEGATION
WILL HEAR TUCKER SPEAK

X was announced At the hcaduuar-
iorS OF Harry 81. George Tucker last
might that a large d"lcrntion Of citi-
2ons of Petersburg would come over
in special cars Saturday evening TO
attend tho Tucilc~ mass meeting at
IN. city AUDITORIUM. \ delegation
from Ashland and Hanover county
has also notified chairman Henry l..
Naicutinc OF its intention OF attend
ing tn" meeting.
Mr.. Valentine said last night that
1870 Richmond women had SiEnihcu
their wish to occupy seats on the
stage. AVID that more than l.uno had
signed - petition calling the meet
ing From All Indications the attend =
ancc Saturday night viii lie tn"
greatest al amy similar meeting h"ld
in Richmond since The good old
days"
IN, auditorium, doors will I've
opened shor,iy after o'clock Satur-
day night. and tho hand concert viii
begin shortly thereafter. rh" con
cert will continue until ST.! o'clock.
whom Nj. Tucker viii he introduced.
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HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

Tirs, racc-,ho Cinderella purse: maiden
sMcStccj. $40. $3.50. $50. won Miriam
cooper III ,R6drirurzi. sS3o $50. see
9nd; ouigk nunc ~ l,ain.s} So. imira
ned. Grace ros:.I, Bcishi. BuNom. Mary
land BoIc wcssiS u, also rim.
son,. $; 90, $500, $40. won: r,nsty, ~
iani. liz ,Mecrann,. S2'tO. third. Ti,nc
l:ii. Ecdland. Music. ToraS'ooi. Nav"n-
Myrtle, f'iokie Fancy, John uhi AMI
Equator also ran.
i've am" and one:ha,f iurio Jurors. Social s;.y III
u.anca stcrl. $40 $3.50, $3..o. Won
Mrni'G 100 GSn'nE Sn .SiOs ~ b SgG
Timc-i;oT :-E. Talent. Georg" Hovcr.
Sf1s rsu EnSe and eF s.rSsrsr is@ an
Fourth rasc-,h" srr'ns i hnnrd,c.r,
$3.50. won; 81, Milan. il2 CNtdp. st5o
$40; sccond; .GrSgI"'o =. i'SrsPo,r: j.;
King Thrush. -; Quentin aud sasamol'
Fifth !" racc-,nc comrade hauhirar
thrcc.ycar Odds AMI IN; o'e, mile -,
seventy yards SPORTING. Blood. ~ ,Ms
tCol,nett). $3.50 $3.50. sec"nd; kins,
Ghampion IL Grhuth,rl S@?n, III
sixth racc--cininlnE four ycar.oils ma,
" %p 9 noy m IL, "GH icSW wGn'y
$3.50, won: woodih-ush. lOi dIarrisonl
$3.50. s?.2O. second. Dixie carroll, 10
fCoitilettD. 500. third summer Sieh
1:scarpoietto. Widow Bcdottc. rrickster /
Joan Of Are. Favour. taub"cn. sunny I!il
Lola, Osgood and Mess Kit also ran
Seventh racS-claiming. four. year nld
and up: one mile and "a si.'"cnth-isar O0'
Jos Gregory. S3i.G0. SIl10. 500. won
/, FroEtown. lo2 Laneast'D. 10; $50
second: Mormon Elder. los crh"rh%,r,
$40, third. Tmo-l:is. sammy k"uS
George Duncan. hrmisticc. Wh'tc SOCKS
Buriipg..nc. Betsy. Beauty Sleep, iack,i
more and Arbitrator also ran.
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RICHMOND ADDS TWO
MILLION TO SAVINGS

Richmond people added moro than
81 Nuu.uuU /" th"ir savings accounts
DURING lc2u, accordiuG to figures Just
complied by the i'i!th Federal he
serve Hlnk Ia Virginia the IN
crease Was SIl ,IGn.cOu, while leo
coo new accounts We're opened dur
.ug the tw"lVu-month period
The total amount now in savings
accounts m kichnond amounts L.
$2S.iHS. N"3.6@. while the number OF
accounts j. iOc.2i3. having increased
from N..3li. The per capita savings,
figuring on u population of 2OV.U0u, is
about siiU. The SIS, OoI, 600. however
does not represent the total amount
saved by Richmond citizens. as thcr,
is "a large amount safely invested in
government and other securities.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REVIEWS
WORK OF A NOTABLE YEAR;
HARDING Halls EDITORS

---------- - ISL
Ieii Hart pcmng. Warren. Ohio. Tri-
zoo Mich. Gazcu": II. q. Spluldinp.
shawnee. Okla. News: Leo T. Loomis
MuScatinc. Iowa. Journal.
southern division ~ H. &. AdIcr.
Chattanooga. Tenn, Times. chairman,
j. y. iiciSk"ll. Little Rock. Ark. "a.
Zcitc. secretary: J. J.. Horn, .Ir.. EoriIv
Mount. y. g.. Telegram: John : Comm
AtIanta Journal: l.. j. WORKMAN. Forl
Worth. T"Nas, star and Telegram.
Western divisiou-.A. y. Mckay.
salt LAX. Utah. Tribune. chairman,
G. Il Hi@tscm. seattle. Wash. Times.
secretary. Dwight Il: Heard Phoenix,
\riH. Republican: i. L. kuowlanI
D"klamd, cal, Tribune: 4. \. Mordem
i"ft ANT oregon, orcSonian.
Nominating: Committee.
Eastern div!siun-N Arthur c. STAPLES
Lewiston. Mainc. Journal: \. r. kim
BAH. Waterbury. Conn. American.
central diviSion--R. l.. Vote. Go.
.umhus. ohio. state Journal; lIcnry
| w. Marshall Lafayette. Ind. journal
Southern division-I'. u. Stahlmau
Nashville. Tenn Banner; j.. q. Sell
savannah. Ga, News.
| Western divisiom-trank $. Baker
! Tacoma. Wash. Ledger: Arthur /.
Fish. salt Lake. Utah. Telegram
| auditing C"mu.ittcc.
Eastern division-W. j. rattison
scranton. Pa. Republican.
southern division--c. =. Marquis
bloomington, III Paragraph.
southern division - Frederick
THOMPSON. Mobile. Ma. Register
Western observation-disclosures II. Hitch
cock Tucson, Ari2.. Citizen.
NJ the business meeting the fol
flowing resolution was adopted:
"k"s"lv"d. THAT the members o
tn" Associated Press in cnnvrntio,
assembled, tender their thanks 10 In,
president. board Of directors and oui
GERS of tn" Associated Press for thci
| efficient work during the past wear
which has made ;hc Associated Pres
u" greatest news Gaihcring orGaniZa
ton in tho world and Il credit TO tn
| United states"
Report of the Board.
Tho report OF the board of director
follows;
The passing of another busy yea
serves 10 intensity the conviction tina
IN" founders Of this association lai
the corn"r-Ston" of one Of the mos
imrr"SSiN" structures Of co-oprrativ
effort oi our time. Whatever it's de
tCctS OF plan. whatever it's mistake
OF policy. whatever It's errors af ouis
sion or commission. the Associates
l'rcSS. after ;wcntE-onc years O
{. cN"nttnl cNiStenc" rr~lains the mos
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i3S members received II leased wire
report. In six years the membership
has grown from 9pS to l,25S. but the
percentage of papers receiving Il
leased wire report has remained al
most stationary, tluctuatinS in these
years only between SIS per cent and 90
per cent.
In April the board granted leave
OF absence ut his own request to the
general manager. Since then he ha3
attended the meetings OF the board,
ana the executive committee has Civ
en- counsel literally to those who are
continuing the active operation of the
organization he has brilliantly
served throughout the years
FRANK b. NoycS. president of the
Associated Press. at the luncheon.
pledged support and sympathy to
President Harding in the great task :
lie IL confronting. and gave the only
toast offered on these occasions: "'rhc
President of the United States"
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LEXINGTON ENTRIES

bo.st race--purse. $1,000 claiming for
YGu,h. los; BRIG % War umpi lc5,
s,eiio. lid .The Nephew. no, Louis Lou,
liz Also ciligi6ic- Spartan isoy. ilo:
Gloria France 10; 'ArChic Al"Nrud-t. no.:
Aph. los, 'Mcliroa. los: 'Ar'ow Point.
Second race-pursc Si9oc. claiming,
for three yeo -oids; one and one sItt""uIn
m.les-Nary Jane nakc:. '05 Macha r
ven. io5: .AurSSeir rioI 'r.rriv" los,
Third rncc--Pursc $1,000. lualdDn-; the
Booneshoro. for three - Hr-olis and up;
six furiones.Mary N. " ZION. !oe, Miss
hdvoca.;, 10: Blond Guadl" 10. 10, /.
Dick, no: True Friend in: iisEsa.r 2.
penn. no; The virrnun ~; nri,'.h
Liner. 10. May Bee. les lu'eriopor. lo5.
ShamroJk Flower. llU.
Fourth s,ce--pursc. 81 ono allowances
gcid;ags four furlinrs- SweeDy, no. Bot
ter sun. no: Liew.i!yu no. FIRST Ma
,ional TO. STAMP y
Hotel handicap: for three yeHr-olds ana
~. one mile and % sISt"@rth Dresden, 81
naneins Srray. 100; %nap Dragon II. io9.
Sixth "a "o--pursc. $1,000. claiming ror
;;%%so-yHar,,9!d iiiies COX .n5!'hiS N,E
I02; Lillian Ma" u. ll't t.uc'lda. 100
HuncliA. 700; Lima clarr JOG. For stuli.
i9e: Gaurzcl 1903, Alameda Girl! ~.
Seventh 'ace--pufse $1,000. Claiming
f9ur,y garg.ts ana ~ @gg mlo aod a
.roi!u 100 Wadswnrta.s Last. liz.
Comedian. if2. Capital ,!fs, ll- TuhL!
.Appren leo a'Iowarg ay" pounds
claimed. Weather clouds. tracy heavy.
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Aldermen Meg, To,,,,rr,,>

Tn" BOARD uc Aldermen has boon
called by President W. H. Adal..
to meet AT o'clock tomorrow Nigh.
10 concur in the action 90 Common
Council In adopting the budget and
li"Ncd thcr" Will h" opposition in III"
Board. ani that the paper may 20
I" tho Mayor in time for his sigma
lure Of approval before the end Of
thu Mnnk
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\mcrirnn Polo rcnm ,,iu>

LONDON. April 2G.--Thc American
i,"ln team has once more beaten the
Sunhury four. with whom the Wis
ON one OF ;hc finest polo fields of
r.n"land. 'rhy score was . 10 \.
EuinScy. II -chcock, Watson Webb
and Sanford PLAYED on the American
squad. while the other American
players. Hopping. StrawbrldGc and
barrett. alt"rnat,d on the Suubury
team
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R.,.a,c ,,ix. vh,,c S,,

CHICAGO. April 26.--i'ivc members
OF III" Chicago Americans were cut
from the roster today. bringing the
squad down In twcnty-siN members.
Frank McCuc, an iniicldcr. and Ed
Kari pitcher from a Cleveland
Srmipro team, We're released 10 Nash
VILE, in the Southern Association.
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Fork Union Win. Gnnc.

NCHBHEG. Va Aprll 2G.-FOrli
Union Military Academy defeated
blackstone Acad"ny This afternoon.
to $. in one Of Tho most exciting
contests ever witnessed on the loca!
Tot. Although outhii nuthcidcd and
nDtpi,chcd, the Blackstone team
forged ahead from start 70 finish ana
II was anybody game un;n The hast
man was retired IN the ninth inning.
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Cmp t.i>rn Ntlnntu Tcnm

NEW 1'lItN, NnrlY 2N.-N SilNCr
cup. emblcmatic oE the bowling cham
pionShip OF the Western Union rrl.-
graph Company. was presented TO tic
Atlanta, Ga, team % the South"rr
division at dinnHr Of the Western
Union bowling Association here to-
night
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"Chirk, t:nndiI Arrrstcd.

I''H NNFtI.FS. TNT., NDriI III
Arnold thickp Gamdil. one OF the
former Chicago White SoN baseball
players Indicted In connection with
the alleged throw,nS Of worlds So
rics games in 1912. was arrested here
tonight at the request OF the states
attorneys office in Chicago
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Dundee uut,,o,r. Kansas

MILWAUKEE, WIS. >pri! 2c-
Johnny Dundee. Ncw York, outhoXcd
Rocky Kansas. OF buffalo, in Il ten
round bout. according to u majority
OF sporting writer's al the ringSidc
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~ 81. hctcrsourg-S pctcrsbi,rr
/. Tampa. :. -
~ pnytona naytoua. >; Jackson
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
linden ron QUICK REFERENCE.

linden foH QUICK REFERENCE.
TILE aStif aa f.;
sIion Of fdiHn vi! aerSp! 3 shG sH,
The rates given herewith cover morning
nne sxsnlns se5T T 3 al nsaess m
DiSPATcm which is priced Separately.
Schedule OF Wnnt Al. Itatcs.
2iic word daily. minimum 3oc set solo.
SC Il word Sunday. minimum SIC. set solid.
4e word Sunday. minimum ACC. agate
; consecutive Insertions price of an In
! consecutive insertions price of 5h IN
sertson3
is-roint Type.
The largest type permitted in the Wan,
I'D. pages Is ~ point. and the smaiics,
SCI Is one inch. Tho rate Tor this 'I large ~
.yps Is SSnts a M9si daiiy. and 8 GENTS
dnctions viii apply as ior regular want
originating in Rieh;nond ana suSurGa n
territory. From otncr sources the rates
day; II seats an agate line tcoun, = words
order in All instances.
Longer Term Rates for business Advcr-
t!sers ON licUucst.
ASSe. .,,S IS ,N1eeMed as late as 10
w TO ) 4. y. saturday ,or Correct Glass;.
ANY Oh THESE BRANCH WANT AID
STATIONS " ii.i. ACCEPT YOUR
WANT AD.:
WEST OF FIRST STREET.
y. WoLLSElFFER.
BUiiroH'S DHuG STORE.
siiiR!<r:,s ImAKMNS';;.
-, ~ %"rth snnppard street
BLANN'S bOUir.t AKA PHARMACY,
CArEDo's DRUG STORE.
ltubinson Ind Floyd.
hVO, E.i.S inARMAcf.
THE Di.AHDIs iIiAKMAcY.
2ovl iatk Avenue.
:225 Hanover Avenue.
GHoNE s,: A\ENur. ,nAitMAcY.
X: l.. BOOkk.t
nEli iSiH Wis' pi MI;G OUTLAW S5sGf,
ruri;lc DRUG. STOKES.
WEST E%p Go&fEcmGNERY.
~. L.: JOiiNN%.
FINE STREET IilAnAXcY,
35i south zine street.
Il T. Y Mes siA ti'S & ni E;5ssi
ram, * ,5.i l'T9 e1i =; .lr?nu,;
west Broad Street.
COHEN CO. nEnAltM.:N'r STORE.
II " HG {. s iiFGSh Eitse''
$50 West Leigh street.
EAST OF FIRST STREET.
SCuEH'S,
nt tSn err Fri iSiIa a'E'G Co.
80 '. j, Ii. fiirut'MEs. street
KlcIiA.OND PHARMACY.
"o' f': sGii Iaf.ia street
Nnlh ANA BROAD Streets
ROLAND IL. CIiILbKES.
. wf EoFin Mhsishi''I1ff &iMA aiESe'
r"eH TEIYErs asd F Tr,In, street"
Twynty.nrst ana Main Streets
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY
srRI%GEE iiKGG COMPANY.
KN l'SS H:S"r I.Ii$H S!Mi%st,Y
iionD'S DRUG STORE.
:.0l F. sI a' Fiji.
$500 Eas; Mar.hali Street;
A' 1Eian s Ti!2AHs
FULTON.
JOHN r. kUESTEE
2ia Louisiana street.
J. h. VAUGHAN.
1907 Williamsburg Avenue.
j. \. BLACK K sos;
1916 Williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RICHMOND.
WASHINGTON s: EARLY,
j. j. TMni:i fish
wAsi iitiH&2 iipii Srs s:i.prv
.oit iIuil Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY,
al0i Scmnl,s Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
els North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
W. *. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Arcnu. and stuart Street.
ROLAND Park.
PARk VIEW PHARMACY.
1900 Moss Side Avenue.
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Houston, .; alvcstDu :
Fort worth: .. wichita Rails. i.
Beaumont. q: San Antonio, ~.
Dallas, =: Shreveport, $ called en-,
ninth, darkpcsa).
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south Atlantic ,,>,c,,,i,,,

VI Charlotte Charlotte. :. ,;rocn-
vile ..
\, Columbia Columbia, :; Spartan
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

FOR SAI.E--Wcll-p paying grocery bushes,
,t snashore. near Norfolk; did $4,000
dress i: II. Dozicr, Fourth Stroat
Willoughby Beach.
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Hotels aud Resorts.
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STEAMSHIP.
RICHMOND-NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP co.
your company-solicitsy your busi.
ness; 36-hour service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re-
ccivcd daily. No dclay-lowest
rates.
Phones: Madison 7GO-S3
Raa.Iolph $500 al
RICHMOND-NEW YORK
STEAMSHIP co. e
your compnny-sOlicttsy your bust
ness; 3G-hour service between New
York and Richmond. Freight re-
ccived daily. No dclay-lOwcst
rates.
Phones: Madison 76O-S3
Randolph 5000
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

WILKES -Dicd. AT ~ o'clock Tuesday.
Apr! -. at the residence. lS2? wcs,
C.-y Street. Walter rnos. wilkes. Lr.
aged Is months. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
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Statesmen and Agents

WANTED. men ana women who have
energy. determination and ability to sell
building lots in high class section Of
Richmond. Prefer only those who are
capable OF earning from $50 To sIC0 a
week. Have some special barSains on
easy monthly terms that are easy TO
sell: Previous experience not essential.
Call tomorrow informing at 10 o'clock
Room 20!. over No. IL. North Ninth
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-27
In Mcnorian

MAHONE-In loving remembrance OF our
little daughter, Katherine War!nS Ma
none, who died seven years ago today.
April &c. 1911.
FATHER AND MOTHER
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Ends Stubborn Coughs
- q Hurry
Fcr real efT~cziv Y ene.a this old
homemade remedy has no equal.
Easily and cheaply prepared
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You'll never know how quickly 4 had
cough can be conquered, until vou try
this famous o.i home made remedy
Anyone who has courhc5 a. day and
all n.ghf viii say that tine immediate
relief gwen IS almost Ike magic IL
takes but q moment 10 prepare, and
really there IS nothing better for coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 2l2 ounces Of
P!nex; then add plain cTanulated sugar
syrup 10 make a ful pint Or you can
use clarified molasses honey. or corn
syrup, instead Of sugar syrup Either
way, the full pint saves about two
thirds OF the money usually spent for
cough preparations, and gives yOu a more
positive effective remedy. II keeps per-
fectly, and tastes pleasant-children
Ike il.
You can feel this take hold instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. II promptly loosens
g dry, tight cough, and soon you will
notice the phleCm thin out and then
disappear altogether A days use viii
usually break up an ordinary throat or
chest cold. and il is also splendid for
bronchitis Group, hoarseness, and bron-
chial asthma
Plnex Is a most valuable concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway pine ex-
tract, the most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "212 ounces of Pinex' with
directions. and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed 10 give absolute salts
faction OF money refunded. The Pinex
Co. Fl Wayne. Ind.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10
Cocoanut Oil Makes
A Splendid Shampoo

II vou want 10 eep your hair in good
c na.t4on be careful what you wash it
with
Most soaps and prepare shampoos
contain TOO much alkal This dries the
scalp make, he hair brittle, and Is very
harmful Muls ed ocoanut oil shampoo
(which Is pure and entirely greasele>s), is
uch better than anything else you can
use for shampooing as this can't possibly
injure the hair
Simply mosten your hair with water
and rub It IN One or two teaspO0nfuls Of
Mulsi ed will make an abundance Of
rich, creamy lather. and cleanses the hair
and scalp thoTQugaly The lather rinses
out easilY. and remove. every particle Of
dust, dirt da druH and excessive oil The
hair dries quickly and evenly, aud it
leaves fine and SILKY bright, fluffy and
easy TO manage
You can get Nulsihed cocOan,t oiI
shampoo at most any drug store 1t is
yer cheap, and few ounces is enough To
last everyone in the family for months.
Be sure our druggist gives Won Mulslfed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-10

Mrs Susie Tiller, $50 Pine St, Camden,
n. j. writes:'I suffered from rundown
system for long time II affected my
appetite and nervous system and WASH I
Interested in anything
After reading about Chasco-Vin
made up my mind to try it. Is finished
up the first bottle | felt ever so much
better. | am now on the second bottle
and believe that will be all ! need 10
put me in perfect health vii always
recommend Chasco-Nin. It IS a wonderful
tonic
Chasco-Vn ia pleasant 10 take and
children like It. Il is a Strength-G reating
Toaic for both Young and old. containing