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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16
BEae berry Roll
Pint OF aosIrs
: tsa spoonfnis baking powder.
tahlsasYtlsnn fri Shn,,ta.efy.n

( la sfDQntills baking powder.
] tablespoonful shortening.
Nix fAe above with 4 Rs,la milk
and salt IS for biscuits. Roll rather
thin Drain well qaarf OF canned
hlaeiSserrles swecten ard spread The
berries ever the above dough with
Its OF butter over them Roll ana
place in pan vita oae-half piat of
water ana sprinkle a little Sour and
sugar over the roll. Dos with hits III
butter ard bake for aboa. half an
horr Serve with 4 sauce made as
follows
Take Pint OF blackberry jules. add
little water IL there is not enough
juice, and let bell Thicker with one
Tablespoonful o. -four. Sweetan To
taste ard add butter the size Of a wal
nut. Cook until thick and serve while
warm, This will serve i've persons.
---------o S-----
do you say that your hens Sit or
'set'?" asked the precise pedag3g 81
the busy house wife.
1t never matters to ne what 4 say :
was The quick reply What concern
me IL to learn, when hear the hen
eaekling. whether she Is laying Or
ising. Farm ard Firesida.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

There would not be so many poor
devils il there were fewer rich ones.
Norfolk yirginian- Pilot
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

pound d surrants.
: bowls If sugar.
2 tabiespoonfuis salt and pepper.
, lemons
Rod aatil raisias are tender then
add meat aud spices after it il cold
use cinnamon. nutmeg and cloves 10
sui the taste Farm Life.
Teacher What, Oscar. IS the An
eient Order OF the Bath
Young Oscar tpuxzledl 81 dunno:
Joanny usually comes firs., then Wsl-
lie. then he hsby Lila
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

Mrs CarTyl Bryan entertained at a
bridge party this afternoon for few
menbers of the younger married set.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

HENDLRR's IeB CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

HENBE ER's ICE CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

eteFegatbln Of
~ planning
tUre room
10y shruary
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

3eat ani-
"a q u bridge
il III her
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-16

l aG ill-
an Thurs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

Norfolk. Maximum, $4,000. w. r..
s'arlS' presidents: G. w. C. Brown.
81 NE. and Edward y. Baker. all
oi Norlolk. General real estate and
insurance agency business
.aplthi Realty and Investment
.orporation, Richmond Maximum.
sa'nvo. John ~ Hines. president: j.
- beatlcy secretary. and Pauline
Noihp, all of Richmond. Va. General
itht estate and insurance agency
Amendment to charter OF virginia
iiea!tE and Construction COMPANY.
Incorporated. Richmond " y
FRANCIS. president. and S. r. MASSEY.
secretary Increasing its maximum
capital from $4,000 to 100000 and
Is minimum from $4,000 to $4,000.
Itri'cat" of authority issued to
NresGc Realty Company \ foreign
corporation Incorporated under the
laws of the state OF Michigan
aNimum: s3,o0o.o00 Principal Of
nee IN Virginia is 10 he located n,
richmond, with T. *. Kirkpatrick in
charge. General real estate business.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Weekly r'InnncInl I,c,,.,,.

LEW YORK, March i2.-D"vo,or-
iiuvntH o! the week In the nnnn,,.,I
"istTl't ANA the leading community
markets strengthened the heller No.,
~, ~ Vel niorm"d banking circles thai
a ur ,nr"lloh OF normal Conditions I'm
commerce and Industry is likely 90
oe ol very Glow growth
me stock market was i'm n cop.,,,,
80" on icrncnt. each tuccccdIut, So.
SON SHOWING greater activity Tbiu
was largely 10 the detriment ar n,,,
Tea values. however many ar ~
NOR" conspicuous isyucs repeating nr
exceeding last years minimum uric.
Estimates OF the relative nrn,,nr
ilons OF long aud short sales dirT.rcI
"'ariy' nut the tone Of the rnarl,,
ia the later dealings cs.arIv inJir,rc,i
,nat shorts had succeeded in their
enorts TO dislodgc weakened HOLDINGS
ana provoke fresh liquidation.
ne dominant factor in the decline
conferred around the railroad sjtun-
non; particularly in relation TO tho
forthcoming nation wild" reduction or
wages. "
Returns OF the railroads for tI,.
ilfst month OF the Year were extreme
~ disappointing. and preliminary ny
urcS for February showed further
din'inutlon due mainly TO ernaIi.r
grain ana cotton shipments and the
htclIn" Of steel and iron deliveries
failur" %: III" London conference
ana the consequent occupation OF Ger
many by tn" allied forces was an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
5 RUSSIAN CITIES TAKEN
BY REVOLUTION TROOPS
heceht adviccS, However, Say That
Odessa Is Rccapturcd by
BOlShcyiStS.
by Associated Press. !


CONSTANTISOPLE. March 10
Three cities in Southern RUSSIA, Kicv.
Ekaterinoslav and Odessa. were re-
Gently occupied by Ckrainian reyo.
Iutionary troops led by Simon Pet
i"ra. the peasant leader and General
Makno Recent advices. however.
would seem To Indicate that Odessa
i'as again been captured by the
Bolshcvists
The revolt. according TO news
reaching here, began on February %
whch Ukrainians occupied the center
oi odessa. They were virtually an
initiated by Soviet troops. but the
tables were turned Il week later
when the Holshcvist garrison OF the
cliy was driven out by Ukralnian
bands. who hanged the Sovic, COM
missarics The tl,rainians. assisted
by the Russian Social Democrats. con
;rollcd the city for "a few days. In,
the ckra:nians began looting, anu
during the disorder the Eolshevista
rc;ook the city
General Makno appears to he i'm
authority in Ekatcrinosiav. ana re-
ports allcge Jewish pograms have
been in progress there
fetlura'S army took Kicv. on March
:, and executed the Bolshcvis, com
nissarics. but the present situation
u that city has not been cleared ur
IN dispatches reaching Constantino-
pie
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
CHARTERS ISSUED

Francisco's cafe,eria. Incorporated,
, nIiny!iiS, VA Maximum. s25,Ooo:
d ,.n.i"u'"' 5000; j, 7, Watson. presi-
restaurants. hotels etc
Fairfax Manufacturing Company. |
COe; minimum, $4,000. Thornton JEFF
fries. iGeTidcnt. Rochester. y. y:
William j. Bieaklcy; secretary.
mrr. rstcrsburg, Va. j. Gordon 30
hannah. Petersburg. Va, ana Il. Elem
inE. Lyman. Lumber business
The Eih" suprIy Company i G"a:
minimum, $1,000. T.. L. Jones. presi-
dent: ii. Dcitr!ck. secretary. and Il.
James, all OF Richmond. Va. Automo-
bile acccsScr! business.
ton. Va. Maximum. S200. 900; mini
mum, 10000 4. p. Fuller president;
Ghar!eS Han, Jr. secretary; Charles
| Fuller. I. J.. Macdonald. g. w.
Kilgore Mis-. Va. 10 minc and deal
in coal and other minerals
Council Nr.shhorhUod House AS
| snciation. Inc, Richmond. Va. Non
! stock corporation. Isaac Tnalhimer.
| president Haphhel Ivy. secretary;
stein and Mrs. sylvan /. Livingstone.
al Of Richmond. Va To conduct day
nurseries, h!nd"rEarta ns. farms and
fresh air camps In " charitable man
ncr.
c IN; cola no''I;;Ys company, l dHG
minimum, $25.ooo. IT, lewis. presi,,
GeAir -: r. to.Tm"aa. secretary. and
To manufacture and deal in soft
drinks
Eastern Shcre Motor Company. Inc.
minimum. $25Oo l. \ Nottingham.
president nathan S,eruberg. secrc-
tary, ana J Warren Topping, all of
mobiles. trucks. accessories and con
, duo; general automobile repair
business
Louisiana Tie ana Lumber Com
S-"g,ouo minimum, $lo.eoO. Lynn y.
l;eck. president, q. r Brand and T..
Is Mcrc.r-au AL OF StauIton. Va.
Lumber business
, Thu. Portsmouth Help and Labor
ASSOCIATIONS. Inc. Portsmouth. Va.
Maximum $1,000, minimum. 81 600 G.;
/. Nountrcc president. &. j. Williams.
secretary .and W NJ Grosan. ali OF
. Portsmouth Va. TO operate employ
: mrnt agencies and promote industry
= ana trngaLty among it. membership.
a $4,000; minimum. $1,000. J. W Lam
bert. president: j. H. Lambert. sccrc-
; tarE: T.; !: Davis. Zoll!e T.. Davis. ana
= diS,r butte water and electric current
. in the town of Grundy. Va
s Amendment 70 charter Of American
{ Legion Club OF Newport News New
: port News Nelson Z. pvcrtOn. prcsi-
= Dent and Thomas W Phillips. s"Cre
D.; tHry EriarEing its purposes.
e Amendment 10 charter OF SUFFOLK
: Nthtriic Association. inc. SUMola, Va
=. ". y. b"hmuu, Ni""-prcs idcnt. and Il
$ Nj. Adkins. secretary. Increasing its
4 capital STOCK from S2j.OOO to $4,000
y Amendment fled by Mexican Retro.
1 icum Corporation. y foreign corpora
ion Incorporated under INC laws OF
n The state OF Maine" Increasing it.
Il cariial stock from s2.GUg. 0n0 TO so.
{ uuO. Goa
I AUcndu<ut to charter OF Peters
u burg Excelsior Mills. Inc Frcdrr
: iclt burg, Va julien d'Este prcsi
dent, aud Dwight Moore, secretary
increasing its capital stock from $50
coo 10 S:pp.oo0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
URGES HOME OWNERSHIP
Special stress laid ON ThIS In nuuk-
let Issued Through
Depart tucnt

Own"rsh!p OF n homo is among ~.
main factors Tor = happy MARRIAGE
according to DIR. W. y. i',"clt.r. !1te.
f@Eistrat Of vital statistics OF lhis
t.tN. in hiH pam ,,ilct. 'lE" Ne i. Fam
n.y., a booklet being mailed to wives
whoS" carriages have b"rl ,.cc1t.y
reportcd 10 the virginia Bureau OF
IA statistics. at Richmond
Normal existence, with the great
IS happiness and contcnimc.. -
t,HS.d by i'I'' :,pv AN. -. .s;a,.
nm. NJ g; an .udcpcnhcu, nome
~. iicckcr states. Those who have
studied this subject believe thai n
separate home FOR each family will
do NOR. than any other on. thing Ia
N'2l niScontcnt ana divorce
humble. II necessary. practlc" econ.
"iny ana do your part TO make lifo a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
- -
BUILDING ACTIVITIES FOR
LAST WEEK SETS RECORD

More than $4,000 in valuation is
represented in building permits issued
by Inspector Butler during tho week.
This. according to the Inspector, Is
one OF the best weeks the department.
has had for many months.
TIL" report issued by Clerk Reid
shows total for new buildings OF
Sl7S.293. most OF which Is for sepa-
rate dwelling houses: and. for re-
pairs. S7?. including many altera-
tions in business places. The total
for the wcck Is S257.i23.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
WOULD LET BANKS INVEST
IN R. R. EQUIPMENT BONDS
MERRILL Lynch md Company, OF Stock
TAehnhSe, issue Statement on
RniirOut SifuntIon

, Merrill. Lynch and Co. members OF
iine New York stock Exchange. have
siim,,, s!a'ement on the present
SSiin,tion or railroad equipment trust
D ,Sn Ihey roint to the fact that
INC superintendent of banks OF New
inrk state in his report for 1920 To-
1nn lie. is!nture recommended that
tuu'Puitht bonds be designated as
iSSi Investments FOR savings banks
IN New York and comment: .If this
Hhnmhs" sh1u!d TAX. place. c,;u!pment
uunns would probably sell with high
SIhuc ieSaf railroad bonds which
Low Low sell on less than Il . pcr cent
,,.hs; mus afor1!nE profit to those
no ouE now on from II GO per cent
10 n go per cent basis. American
III 'oau equipment bonds have n rec
,m Wnich Is second to that OF no
cc.n.l ''hSS OF securities cNccut ITnitrJ
SI5,t"S government bonds. I'VE ar.
i. sss,ns That less than half a dozen
sizes nave ever defaultcd I'm eli nor
principal or interest
"Tuiphcnt bonds recently issued Ia
Giv.h showing Yields up TO so mr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
GOOD SALES OF TOBACCO
IN RICHMOND LAST WEEK
Fine Sun-Curctl Leaf Scored Out
side Figurc-I.ow Grades Con-
tine 10 Drnu=Oihrr Markets

The Richmond loose leaf tobacco
market showed some Improvement the
past week from The sellers stand
point. The offerings were in the
main. OF a LITTLE better quality than
for the week previous, although
many low grades and inferior Tugs
that cannot command good prices
showed up. reducing the price aver
ages considerably.
Auction sales were held on three
days only. and abou, 100000 pounds
We're sold consisting almost entirely
&C e""-"nred leaf. Some of the plant
crs who had Irnl,y goo" topacr"s
to offer were well pleased with the
condition OF the market and the
prices they obtained FOR their weed
At uutchcson's Warehouse. carter
Sclph. of Louisa County, made som"
good sales that they were highly
pleased with. Al this house farm
ercss. Miss Grace Gouldin. OF Louisa
sold small lot divided into five
GRADES for which she received
handsome check. the Tugs bringing
Sl5.aO per hundred; the short !cat'
s2l. and the long leaf s3o
strictly Good Sun-turcd In Demand.
Al Buffers Warehouse, " j. Mel
ton. OF Bells Cross Roads, Louisa
County. made the next highest iig-
ure OF the season. when pic OF
his wrappers was knocked out 1t
| SOS per hundred. Oincr good figures
| he got ranged from s2l 10 So. W. w.
| Wood. also OF old Louisa, made good
score. his high figures Being $50 SIS
| and s5i. W l.. Adams, OF Fluvanna
| County sold lot a Butler in"t
| brought figures ranging from E!A |"
! $40.
At Shockoc Warehouse. T. j. roore
! offered SIX piles If good To .rrN hne
| sun-curcd and made an av"raE" oil
.376o pcr hundred. the high water
! mark bcln. 500. which Ice received
| on Il fine pile OF wrappers ""IGnln-
l4o pounds ON "a lot of i've Pile
at the Same Warehouse. {. X. Martin
made an av"raE" OF $3U.lU. and II. {
! Mctirhcr on seven pil.S made an aH
craEe OF i3i.1u, his top pile 2rlns
ING s54 per hundred. X. :. Wh!;r
nVt. piles RANGED from S2l 10 $40. an'
T.. J. lipUChingS got prices !iE" 50"
$40 $40 and $50 W. J. .Nrnctt sol,
! one nile Of long leaf at shock ~
weighing $40 pounds At Sat p'." nan
dr"d. and John CANNON re- lived 81
and s51 per hundred for Two larg
, plies Ne offered there. The" NSuiC
are given TO show that rcall! goO'
, I sun-Curcd tobacco Is yet sIicahlr "a
d profitable figures ON the h;crmpn
MARKET. Whi'' .''- .UW -Ta9"- relTi!l
a | DUH and low down.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

other adverse Influence. Tho immedl-
ate erect or this DEVELOPMENT was
less obvious in the foreign cxcham%o
market. however. than In the set
PACK which threatens this country's
reduction OF the rate on British
ENchcqucr bills was the ono hope
tul note sounded abroad, and gave
rise to discussion OF II possible lower
sank OF England rate. The latter
move. IT was thought might have Il
very direct bearing upon the attitude
OF the fiscal authorities who control
interest and discount rates In this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
81 So go G0o
PLAN SEPARATION FEDERAL
RESERVE BANKING SYSTEM
Proposed Abolition of once OF Cur
rcncy Comptroller Discussed
with President Harding.

WASHINGTON March i2.-Hia0s
FOR the scpa ration Of the Federal. r.--
serve banking system from the Treas
.ury Department. which sciudcs the
abollshmcn: oC ;hc onice ~ comp
trolIer of the Currency. were discuss
ed today with President Harding BY
Chairman McEadden. % ih4 House
Banking Committee.
Legislation designed 70 bring abou;
these changes. Mr. McFaddcn said
will be considered at the special ses-
sion of Congress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
DcciIr in Tnyor ,f M.r,,,,,,.

NEW YORK. March la.-A,nerican
merchants conducting business with
iorrish, CORPORATIONS should not he
or contract on the ground that the
foreign CORPORATION is acting for a
foreign government. IL was stated
n a decision hapdcd down in IN.
tcucra district court here today by
Judge julius NJ Mayer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

which indicated that the crop is near
~ sold out
Good blight grades have sold we'll
anu the price on these has held firm
ana 'h"y seem in great demand Tn,
'otai a:nount OF sales for the weel,
aged around 500
THIS brings the total for the sea
son up to 2S,527,233 and from III.
present outlook it appears that IN.
pounds for ;his season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
NEW REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION CONCERNS
Charters Issued To Computes TO DO
Hu>incss In state by Corpora
tiun Commission.

Ccriificatc of authority ISSUED 10
y foreign corporation Incorporated
under the laws OF the State Of West
Virginia Maximum. $4,000 PrincI-
pal Office in Virginia. Ia To he located
At EiChrhond, with Joseph T. Iiall in
charge. General construction bust
ness
Scaboard Finance Corporation,
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Rocky Mounts I.as, Week.

hoCk MOUNT. y. g, March IL
Leaf tobacco sales for the week h,v.
amounted Is 100000 pounds that aver
ased ~ cents. The quality has been
very inferior. which accounts for the
low average as All desirable tobac-
cos nave brought fair prices The
market VIII close next Friday for The
season "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
Lighter SnIc, at nan,ii,c.

DANNILLN. VA. March IT, .caf
tobacco sales were rather light again
ms week with prices remaining Urin.
IN sales amounted TO l.i1I.Si2
pounds, average. 5000 per hundred.
amount paid out. s2yg ja2 SO
sales FOR last week. 2l5O.27a
pounds average, S2O25: amount paid
out Si3".tl"1r This brings tn" total
sail" 20 date 52.0I9.?55 pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
IInli-nny snIcs nt snuth nn.,nn.

SDJIII HUSTON, Va, MNrch IL
The sa!.s Of tobacco On tho south
icstGn market have been very light
10Y N" past week, lasting only until
noon hour each day.
Thor" has ht"u 4 large norcontaco
common RIa ScTSDny grades en-
all % the sl!"s during the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
U. S. PULPWOOD PRODUCED
INCREASES l7.1 PER- CENT
TOrrST NCrNItV ar TCUnTt"Cnt OF I
Agriculture Estimates Ycnr'S Com
sumption ns G,1SD.U0O Cords.


sumption ns G.ISo.O00 Cords.
Pulpwood consumption OF mills in
New York, New England. and the
Lake States was III per cent greater
in 1920 than in 1918, according to in
complete returns received by the
Forest Service. United States Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture The estimate
is based upon n comparison Of the
output of lis identical mills. repre-
scntinG about Il per cent OF the
total consumption in these states.
Should this percentage OF increase
hold true for the remaining mills
the total consumption FOR the past
year would equal 6.lS0.o0o cords. and
exceed the previous maximum of 1917
BY 100000 cords. or ncnrly u per
cent.
Tn. production Of l.553.25S tons ii
woodpulp reported by tn" IFS mills
exceeded the 1918 production by IFS
per cent. and indicates 1920 output
of approximately $3.50 900 tons.
which would exceed the l9i. record
production by $4,000 tons. or 1913
per cent.
This is the frs, preliminary state
mcnt by the Forest Scrvic" in con
uection with the study Of puipwooI
consumption now being carried on
in co-operation with the American
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
FILE WEEKLY REPORTS
statement shows resources OF S5.S45.-
05?.0OO Against Same Amount
of Liabilities
wASIIrEGTov N,.h

WASHINGTON, March Com
hincd resources and liabilities OF the
Twelve Federal reserve BANKS at the
close of business March II w.r. as
follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

The 1919 figures shown are rub.
liShed ny courtesy of the Rurcau of
he Census from it's l9l" stutistics OF
The woodpulp industry. which viii b,
issued 1T an early date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13
HOTELS AND RESORTS

Atiant,c ,tty. Nr,TnrI- v".- near iSracn
Al! rooms with not aad cold running
water. private baths. Always open. w:it,
for Rates MONROE NCTCHlNS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-13

i,aper and Pulp Association and the
a"nSus Bureau. summary Of tho
hlli reports received, follows.
\. comparison or IFS Identical Wills.
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Total gold held b. banks /;
Gold with T.. II. agents. &.
Gold redemption fund. /.
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Gold and gold certificates
Gold settlement fund. r..
K. Board ....
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OF Condition of the Banks of Richmond Va on Febn, 81 1901
House Association

House Association of Richmond.)
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Total bills on hand
u. s. government bonds
u. =. Victory notes ....
u. :. certificates OF in
dehtcducsS .........
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1S2,igS.O0O
i,2AN.5 30. 600
lGi,Sii.ou0
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lsnnk.
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First National IInnk
iN&Intrrs' National Rank
National state md CITY Ifan.S
Merchants National fsnnk
American National Bank
iroad street Hank
Central National Bank
iiHnk of Commerce. aud Trusts
OLA dominion trust Co.
savings Bank Of Rirhniond
Union Bank az Richmond
Church MN Rank "
"r>r End bank
Virginia Trust co. ~
south RfchuOnd Hank
Mechanics nnd Merchants HINT
broadway National Bank
Rich nrond Trust Co. .
Federal Trust Co.
st. i.nkc's Penny SaviurS Bnnk
Mechanics Savings Hank
Second street Savings HANK
Commercial. EanI, aud Trust Go
'"''' ''.'''.''...
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.ri,o 20. 600
5.S2lG 900
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Total reserve ..
Legal ttcndcr notes. sill :
yer, .tC. ....
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12
EAT LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a Glass of Salts to Flush Kid
neys If Bladder Both
ers You.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble in soma form
or other, says well-known authority
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked
get sluggish; clog up and cause all
sorts of distress, particularly backache
and misery in the kidney region;
rheumatic twinges, severe headaches,
acid stomach, constipation, torpid hv-
err, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary
irritation.
The moment your back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces OF
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take tablespoonful in glass OF wa
ter before breakfast for few days aud
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and has been used for genera
lions to flush clogged kidneys and
stimulate them to normal activity,
also to neutralize the acids in the urine
SO it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which millions of men ana
women take now and then TO keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidney disease. Adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-10-12

stopped clonts they could not catch by
hurting themselves in front of the n.y.
ing sphere, the long run OF Chick Few
ster to absorb Young's foul hard by
the bleachers in the first inning, the
undaunted spirit that carried the
Giants to victory after the Yanks had
twice gone ahead of them, and the
manner in which Barnes curbed the
Yanks when their bats were merrily
swinging with the JOY that Toney fur
nished.
There was big hubbub by the
rooters over the three home runs in
the second inning. But the players
were surprisingly calm in their reac-
ton to these wallops, just as if bang
ing the ball into the outlying sections
of the amphitheatre was nothing to
make a fuss over.
Perhaps major league players say
''pshaw, what's a home run? We know
fellow who hits one every two or
three days That fellow-Babe Ruth
sat in the grandstand yesterday.
Mayhaps it was just as well. His
substitute, Fewster, hit home run,
which Babe probably couldn't have
done with his sore arm, and the sub
stitute got several long flies far from
his position that Babe might not have
reached because Of his sore leg.