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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
PROHIBITION IS SUCCESS,
SAYS j. S. DRY OFFICIAL
Vermont Man Rcassurcs Dele
gales to w. G.. T.. l.. Con-
veniion Here.

charles II. Wardwell. OF Vermont
one OF the deputy commits sion.rs of
the Federal Department OF Prohibit
'l"h' was tn" principal speaker at
IN" concluding session OF tn. state
convention OF tn. Virginia Womcu'S
Christian Temperance Union AT First
BAPTIST Church last night Prohibi-
t'"n. he declared. is by no means Il
failure. and hc took occasion to tell
Of IN" many ways in which the law
* being enforced throughout the
country.
Propa gandists. he continued. arc ON
the job in the whole United States in
AN effort to discrcdit the NoIstcad
law, but thcr" is a growing scnti-
mcnt in America In favor OF the law
as IL now stands--in fact. there is Il
growing sentiment for the tighten
ing up If the law. America may not
be entirely saloonlcss at the present
time. but IL will be as soon as pcO-
pie generally realize what prnhibi-
tion means to the nation. The next
generation. Mr.. Wardwcll said. Will
never hear Of the saloon and viii
never even think Of II
Yesterday mornings session of tho
convention opened with the reports
OF the committees OF the various de-
being among them. Child welfare in
Virginia. the press. evangelism, NOR
al education. and soldiers and sailors
relief were discussed at considerable
length.
Roy A. Haynes. a former editor. Of
Ohio, who is now Federal Prohibition
Commissioner. and who has been in
vi;cd to he tho principal speaker at
last nights session. was prevented by
the pressure of other business from
being present.
Rev. David Hepburn. president Of
tho Anti Saloon League OF Virginia.
just back from a tour OF Europe.
delivered a short address, and Rev.
Carter Jenkins. Of Cavalry BAPTIST
Church. also spoke.
Tho music incidental to tn" clos-
ing session was contributed by the
choir of Monument Methodist Church.
In expressing the opinion that tho
convention just closed was TN. most
successful ever held. the women. in
appreciation of the efforts Of Mrs \.
G.. Quarlcs in helping materially TO
bring about such success. presented
her with a beaded hand bag. Mrs.
Quarlcs expressed pride at being thus
hunorcd, and declared that il was
full cooperation between all in
tcrestcd that brought such Il sue
ccSsful and Instructive session.
The convention next year will be
held I'm kOanDkp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
R. A. c. ELEVEN READY
FOR OPENING CAME
Squad Holds Last Brisk Work
on, Before Meeting Tide
water Team Tomorrow.

Hot weather Of the last several
days has failed TO cause any lot IN
In the practice of the Richmond Ath-
Dictz had the men out yesterday az
,"rn"on for a strenuous practice at
Boulevard Field. The workout was
the final brisk affair i'm preparation
for the first game 'hf the season here
tomorrow afternoon with tn" United
state Naval Air station eleven, Of
Hampton Roads The largest squad
~ The season participated in ycst"r
days workout and showed UP well
in spite Of the heat.
C"nCh Dictz CAV" his Squad a light
'ignal drill this afternoon ~ B"ul"-
ward Field. and viii complete his
work t"niHh, ~ ,,bc Richmond Hotel
with "a blackboard lecture. All mem
b"rS ~ tn" 50 iai viii attend the Ice
tur" -, which rough sputg in the
practice sessions will -" GOuc over.
"Yank" TandY. former University
OF NOrth Carolina center wired Of
i~ials OF tn" local club Yesterday
that h" WAS an rout" to Richmond.
team II is not thought that Tanay
"iil get int" the Initial struggle to-
morrow.
i.It'l" or 40 Information I'm regard
10 strength of tn. Hampton Roads
team has been received here. TIL.
team is reported as being a heavy
one. however.
Coach, pie,z las; night announced
.h. l"!l""inE tentative lineup for
'.,n"rrnW camc: Garter and Brown.
rhIS. f"th"l and l.. Wilson. tackles:
Bailey and oaks. guards; Knopn cor
yer: Miller ana Driver, half b,rl,s.
Low Strinr"r FUN back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
NEW CLOTURE PLAN TO
CURB SENATE DEBATE
Senator Townsend Fathers
Resolution Aimed to
Speed Business.
lay Associated Press1

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2o.-A reso-
'"''oh HmoodyinS thr new Republican
Fian 10 curb Scnnt: debate was in
troduced in the Senate late TODAY he
senator Townsend. Republican. Mich
gan. He and other Republicans.
however SAID tho cloture plan would
not be pressed Immediately. and Ger
tainiy not during consideration ot
the taxrevision bill.
The new oloture proposal met with
instant and bipartisan opposition.
senator Reed. Dmocrat. Missouri. in
CURED If 1t was proposed to adopt
the drastic House rules, and Senator
Koran, Republican. Idaho, asked Son
ator townsend If he would be Willing
10 ahd Il proHiso requiring all Som
ators to be present when the Senate
was in session. Tho Townsend rcso-
inti"n. which was referred To tho
lsuies Committee. provides for invo-
cation OF cloturc by majority vote
instead of the two-thirds vote now
required.
oeiieve the country and n ma
lorltS or Congress arc in favor ns
aoing. business" said Senator Town
send In reply to critics Of the reso-
iut'on. The rule. he added. will sim
rs give us an opportunity to act
on the business of the Senate"
senator Townsend pointed out that
under the proposed rule after cIoturo
was adopted. probably after mnny
days debate on n bill. each son.,,a.
would have one hour allotted him ~,
possible total OF additional hours
of debate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
TEN RICHMOND FANS
TO WITNESS BIC GAMES
Names of Winners i'm Evening
Dispatch Contest Are
Announced.
SAL THE nAnnEIt IS LEADER
Polls More Votes Thnn O,h~r. After
Fierce battle for Premier fIon0rs.
jock ChntIcnor SrcOnd-Itnrc for
Other Places CIoxe.

The long grind is over. the ballots
have been counted. and ten OF Rich
mond's baseball fans viii see the
worlds series as guests OF The Even
ing Dispatch One OF the most pop
ular contests ever conducted in this
city. The Evening Dispatches Ten
FAMOUS Fans Contest" closed Wed
nesday night, and lnmcdiaicly the
work Of tabulating the votes was
STARTED. Contest officials worked wen
INTO Wednesday night. and the re.
suits announced yesterday afternoon
FINAL ARRANGEMENTS for the sue
ccssfu! candidates have been ar.
ranged. Headed by AN Official OF TN.
,ilhcs-D Dispatch Publishing Company,
DAY night for N"w York, whore tho
hrSt OF tn. BIZ contests Will h,,
played in the Polo Grounds ON th.
i"iio~ihs afternoon. one OF the con
tending teams viii be the New York
Giants. they having cinchcd tn" pen
nant by virtue Of Il double victory
me 81. Louis Cardinals scored over
me IIiratcs yesterday. The American
league rae: hangs in the balance
~ith the chances favoring the Nc~
FORK Yankees. who raincd' full
game on Cleveland yesterday
Every possible convenience will he
placed at the disposal OF tho Rich
inond party. l;ach OF the winners
- "" 's''N'H' siO fIN Tor. OK
pcnsns. thus enabling them to Sc
cure the best possible hotel accom-
m"dations Thcy also Will occupy
cNc"lieht seats at the game and re-
cciV: other special entertainment
polls.
when the contest WAS started sew
crai months ago. the candidates set
a terrific pace. and from ;hnt time
until Wednesday, worked hard IN or
der To be sure OF Witnessing what
baseball critics dcClar. VIII be- one
OF the greatest series of games In the
hisior? OF baseball. Til. nominees
battled ii"rC"ly. and the siz. of the
Nrt" comes as a surprise" Sal Cas-
Shtti. tSal III" hart"r). .lci the ticket
"ith joCH challouor a close second
IN" remainder OF the race VAS as
'I"s" az the battle for premier hon
o's, AMI the results we're not known
untI the mai ballots had been
counted
With the New York Yanks shv ono
victory OF being sure OF participating
IN IN" classic. tn. fans are confident
th"y VIII see Babe Ruth tho home.
run king. In action. With the two
new York teams con,endinE for The
h"ior, the greatest array Of Slur-
GERS In The major leagues will be
Richmond's big ten" are suro IN
make themselves heard at the CON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
SPORTS
MARINES BEGIN FIRST
PHASE OF MANEUVERS

"htihI"d From First IagcD
ana sixth Marin. Regiments showed
plhinly the pr"scnca in their ranks Of
"'E" numbers OF the veterans who
earned for those organizations their
hiSh reputation IN the world war.
FLAMES Wake Attack.
IN ia" evening night attack by
bombing airplaucs on the Silhouette
OF hattlcship was scheduled in
h"mb"rs OF the marine aviation force,
accompanied 10y lights of scout
planes. engaged in Il duel with the
marine corps antiair craft batteries
equipped with newly Invented devices
Tor locating and finding the range OF
alrplnn"S IN the air. so perfectly
have these devices, been worked out
that an average OF 90 per cent Of
hits has hccn secured by the guns
AT night. according to the calcula-
ttonS OF those in charge OF the work.
Spectators Of todays mancuvcrs in
Guided many men high in the coun-
ellis Of the nation. both in military
and civil life. Among them We're
MaJor-Gcncral Icjcunc. commandment
at the marine corps, who led the Sec
oud Division overseas; Major General
W. 6. Neville. who commanded the
marine brigade; Admiral Moilit. head
of naval aviation; seventeen Senators
ana ConGrcSSmcn: the Governor Of
Virginia and his staff. and a host OF
others. Not the least interesting Of
tn. groups OF SPECTATORS was the lit
II" band of veterans of the great war
which Was fought on the same ground
more than nfty years ago. comprising
five of the men who wore the blue and
AN equal number of those who wore
the gray.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

Al yesterdays meeting ~ Tho c,.,
BOARD OF Health. Dr.. E.unior G: w;I-
iiamS. state Health Cnmmissiorcr
asserted that there had been no chi
""'nlc Of typhoid fever causca bv Tho
water supply in any city or town in
'hc state. The board met at II
o'clock. and probably will conclude
IT'S labors today Virginia has sccn
an increase In tho amoun< OF typhoid
fever the commissioner said. but the
TACT that water In NO way contrihut-
ed Is encouraging. In view OF the fact
That water was the principal cause in
past years Mrs. Charles Han Davis
az Petersburg. tho first woman to be
appointed TO the board. sat for the
first time yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

irritatcd membrane, which denotes
catarrh. and put the system hack into
healthy state, is the statements
of people who have used it and have
been benefited thereby.
Following is the testimonial of a
we'll known Richmond lady. Mrs. Il.
Silva, residing at No. SOC Nicholson
Street, who tells how her husband was
of the stomach by Plant Juice. She
said:
"My husband had suffered for years
with catarrh of the stomach and he
tried every medicine he ever heard OF,
but did not get anything to give him
relief until he started to take your
Plant Juice. He had spent hundreds
OF dollars. Upon the advice OF a
friend who had been relieved by your
medicine. he got q bottle to try il. 1t
acted like magic, from tho very first
dose he took, and now he has taken
four bottles and Is completely cured.
He has no moro pain, or headaches,
sleeps we'll at night and has n fine
appetite for his meals. ITo is gaining
weight and Plant Juice has ccrtninly
made n new man of him. We are
both so thankful for his recovery to
health that we are glad TO give this
public endorsement and to recommend
Plant Juice to others"
Plant Juice is sold at the Tragic
Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond
For sale in Petersburg by Morrison,
tho Drug Man, and in Chase City by
the Chase City Drug Co.--Advertise-
mant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
EVERYTHING READY
FOR OPENING FAIR

.------- 49, ! '"in Flr6t I3Ee.)
me judging OF the roses will he
made on Thursday OF Fair wcck.
IN" State Department Of ,;arno and
inland Fisheries announced ycsterd,y
mat tho exhibit from the State game
breeding farm in New kcnt Comfy
VIII be rcady when the Fair oncns
tomorrow. W. Il. Coleman viii bc
IA charge The exhibit will he in
pens 10 tho south OF the Adninietru
tion Building. and will consist OF
tHrcc coV"ys of partr!drcs. four deer
d buck and a doe and two fawns-
an raised At the game farm Two
.oN-yS OF Bob White partridgcs will
90" shown, with their foster bantam
hen mothers.
Auto Races Tomorrow.
Featuring tn" upcuing DAY will he
automobile races. of which detailed
rar"rt i. given in the state Fair sec.
ia"H ui today's Times Dispatch. All
"ih"r features are covered in tina,
s,etion.
Today The Offices Of all officials
80 'he Fair Association viii Ice moved
!" In Fair Grounds. so that las,
riut" details may be attended TO
Wit'l'ait loss of time.
There ar" many free attractions
and the vaudeville in front OF the
ttaHd stand every morning and after
r,"N Win hr intcrspcrScd with n mus
.Ii program. 'Th" free amuscments
t'i.a year cost SiO,0Oo and the bees,
talent available was procured.
Fir, works will close the program
each night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
INDIANS LEAVE CAMP
FOR GAME WITH TECH
Especial to The Times-Disn.,cb1

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.
w I-i.iAMSHtkG VA. Sept. 29.--
students OF William and Mary COL
icEc ana town residents gave Coach
HiIi Ftnchcr and football squad a
rouSihS S"ndoH as the team left this
/. !. VIII bc met Saturday
Thc squad remained over N Rich
m"nd two hours. ana took Il sleeper
for Lexington. Practice will be held
in Black Shlirr tomorrow
tinal workou on Cary Field pre-
coded the squads departure this ar
t"tn""n. signal drill. puut!ng and
forward passing we're the finishing
touches given the Indians.
Thns" making the trip are: Coach
Fincher: j. g. Driver. professor OF
physical education: Hardy. DietI
Sorg ana iarwooh, ends: Bennett.
Williams and k"!stcr. tackles: Todd
and Fuller. Ccntcrs. Wilson. captain.
and Young. guards: White. Hastings.
Bake Jones. Jordan. Flanders. Lionel
Levy. Chalklcy. loyncr. Thompson.
and Sumner. hackficld.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
cnstncr Announces Assignments.

colonel j. g. Castncr. chief Of STAFF.
announced tho following assignments
to the EiEhticth Division Organized
deserves yesterday:
ldcutenamt-colonel John \. Cut
chins. infantry, Richmond: I.ieutcn-
ani-Coioncl " II. Adams. infantry.
Lynchhurs: Major William Il. WylIe.
infantry, Richmond: Major John .,
walker infantry. Pctcrsburg Maior
Edward j. Taylor. infantry. Norfolk:
Major John l.. RiNcy. infantry. Nor
ioik; Major William T. Johnson, in
ihntry, suffolk: Major Richard w.
hlhE"od. infantry. Richmond Major
itarrE l.. Holt. infantry. Lynchburg.
MAJOR iowell G!hss. infantry. Lynch
Dnrs: Major oswald J.. Cole, infan-
try, West Point
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
CLASS RACE OUTsH|NEs
ONE OF STAKE EVENTS
Western Horse Shows Up
Well i'm 2 :08 Pace Over
Columbus Track.
Icy Associated Press

COLUMBUS. ONO. sept. 21.-Onc
of today's Grand Circuit class races
UutEhrnc the Two stake events on nc
card as a real contest. Sir Roche. "A
western hors. in the POS class pace.
showed the way 10 Mary D.tnnncr
and Uriko lie stepped the second
mil" ia 20: i2. The first two heats
w"r. hotly contested, Sir Roche drop
ping the third when h" broke at the
first turn.
80 class pace: IN. Arch city
stake: thr"" heats: nurse. $4,000.
Ji'nmi. Mckcrron. D. g.. by
Jack MckcrrOn, tRay) 49,. !
Jim II. blk. j., by Evcrvicw.
tEritcnncld) ............ ! .
Walter X, br. &, G'aulin) . 3 3
Ruth Patch. h. m, fWhitohcad) ( {
Julia VI. Direct. br. m. Of-imanp > ,
Abe Hall. Wrack and Ruth g. also
started. limo. 2:ca is: 2:c3; 9:oi 3.
Three year old pace. tho Western
iiors"mhn Futurity, two in three
heats: purse. 'i.923
'G ,hG lig@,fy , n; Tii BY Peter
Bclmar. b. +. CrAylor) ... dis
Time. 20s Ia.
Els class trot, three heats. purse,
$1,000.
Cochran. tWhitchcad ..... p i
Eessie Worthy b. IN. by orto-
Ian ANworthy, tMcDonaldp . 2
Alma Todd. br. m. UpaulinJ : =
ir"!la hopeful oh. IN. tSTuier) . , !
Peter St.iw"ll. b. H.. IMcMahon) > >
Time. ..lo IL: 203 ii: 2:0a | -
2os class pace; three heats: purse.
1000.
Sir Roche. b. l.. by 81. Roche,
Dean :....... ....... 6
Mary O'connor. h.. m. by Bar
MY o.Connor. uIydc) + : /
charley sweet h. X. tStokcs) , 2 .
Crik". b. &. ". Flcming) " 2
Roger G. Oh. X, Cpaulin) . . > :,
Irish Voter and Roma Dec also
started. Time. 2:03 ii; 2.02 i-2;
900 -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
AJAN WILL WRESTLE
JOE TURNER TUESDAY

Tony Ajax. the middlewcight
wrestler. who lost q match to Wal
n" kctoncn at the Broadway Ath-
lcttc Arena last Tuesday night, has
been matched to meet 10. Turner.
veteran m!ddlewcirht, here mex;
tuesday night Ajax and Turner
moth were defeated by Ectoncn, and
N" bout between the beaten gran
piers promises TO be Il lively one
Tho match will be unusual in thar
tAe winner Will take all in rcccipts
anu also VIII receive a side purse
Dhspatch newsbnys Will he admit
ted free 10 tho bouts as usual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
VIRGINIA TO DEPEND
UPON FORWARD PASS
Isrecinl to rhe TLlnes. pisrntclt.l

ispscid! 10 l ne lllncS- DlSpdttn.i
CHARLOTTESNIl.i. VA. Sept. ~
Coach Warren L. emphasizing the for
ward pass this week. Encouraged
ny its efficient work against David
son last Sa,urday when almost all 81
Virginia long gains were made with
its AID. Or. Warren viii try to per-
icct the team ia its use this season.
>" far. Foster has shown tho best
passing ability. although Witt and
Darlington are running him close.
Captain Ein"hart and Dppl.mau
showed their skin many times in Tn.
iast game in capturing the oval.
Will" tho head coach is thus en-
gagged in training tn. hackhcld. IInr-
ris Coleman is directing all his en-
"ffirs toward teaching the line their
tactics in Il game. During the last
Wt"h a marked Improvement in their
charge has been observed.
George Washington VIII bc plavcd
,his saturday on Lambeth Field for
INC hrSt time sine" a GA lie in 1905.
IN IN" Two succeeding SATURDAYS tho
IN, wnt,FGrSi'y az Richmond and Y. VI. J..
VIII IL. played,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Ruth Spends Afternoon Nursing
Sig hit Attack of Influenza

i'he Ruth home with
"a % nnucnza
First inning:
Second
cali met - '"'' :" '''
Third fam by pr King.
no meal
no -wac bag
Is the
in when
to him
Seventh louda long for food
bro fowla howl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
LACK OF FUNDS HITS
NAVAL RESERVE FORCE
TBy United Ncws.J

WASFiINGTON, Sept oa.-Duc to
lack OF funds. the Navy Department
has been compelled to virtually wipe
out the naval reserve force.
IN official announcement by the
department declares that all members
of this force, except classes l and &.
are To he discnroilcd or transferred
at their own request to tho volunteer
naval reserve. Approximately 1885,
cn0 officers and men are affected hy
the order, and IL is estimated the dis
enrolment will save the government
approx imatcly S7.00o.O00. Enrolment
in the volunteer naval reserve, which
is being urged by the navy. carries
no wage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Mny Give lev. Rcturn Match

4, NEW TDKk, Sept. 2H.-Tcrms Of a
contract sent yesterday to Jess Will
lard FOR u return bout with Jack
Dempsey for the worlds heavyweight
boxing championship. have not been
revealed by Tex Richard. promoter.
lie said today. however. that the pro-
visions already have been accepted
by Ray Archer. Wizards business
manager. The contract provides for
i bout To be held in the United States,
canada or Mexico. The number Of
rounds is not specified.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Insncct rrIcnhnnr I,Innt.

Members Of Post a. Travellers Pro-
tectivc Association. Will meet Mt
headquarters, Third and Main Streets.
this afternoon at 1870 o'clock ana
march i'll - body to the Grace Street
plant or the Chesapeake and Poto-
mae Telephone Company, where they
Will be shown through the institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Extension Division of w. nnd VI.

ReGistIaiion in courses of account
Ing and business administration
given by the Extension Division OF
IN: college Of William and Mary. in
ELch'n"nh. is in progress in the Mcdi-
cal College Building, Twelfth and
Gay streets. Courses will he given
ono" every two weeks for two-hour
sessions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Twenty Hurt Fighting Havana Fire.

HAVANA. Sept. 29.-Twenty per-
sons We're injured. none seriously, in
lighting a blaze last night in RcEla,
across the bay from Havana, which
caused property damage estimated at
$4,000. Great alarin. caused by early
reports that the recently completed
refinery and storage tanks of the
West Indian Refining Company were
burning. later was dissipatcd when
tho flames We're brought under con-
troll. Volunteers from the crews OF
vessels anchored near Rcgla helped
the EcEia iircmcn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
Parsonage snrc Confirmed,

Members Of Centenary Methodist
Church have confirmed the sale ..
The parsonage located at H. Moth
Fitth street. for $4,000. 1t is prob
able that site Will be purchased i'm
the West End for "A new parsouacc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
sixth Infantry Mt Fl. Orlc,hor,.

49, CHATTANOOGA. TENN. Sept. ga
me SSth L. S. Infantry. on march
from Camp jackson. S. c., to Ken
lucky, where II will take up perma-
ncnt quarters. arrived at Fort Og.
,e'no'pe TO-DAY and went into camp
TO remain until Saturday, when the
nike" Will be continued. There are
40 enlisted men and twenty officers
III the regiment which Is under COM
mand OF Col. Hunter IL. Nalson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

Through an order OF President w.
j. Harahan. OF the Chesapeake and
ohio hallway Company, the name of
silver Grove. just outside the yards
at Cincinnati, has been changed to
stevens" In honor of the late prcsi-
dent OF the road, George w. Strycn3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
nuyx n nu.iness cnllcrc,

IL L. Layficld. formerly OF this city,
mas purchased tho interest of j. RI.
N1nG' In Kings business College. To-
Gated NJ Raleigh and in Charlotte,
~. y. ne was formerly vice-presi-
uch. ana general manager OF Massey
Business College in this civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
"Norther" Sweep. Tc,n. ponh,nd,c

FORT WORTH. TEN. Sept. go
y "norther," described as fierce and
raging, was sweeping the Texas Pan
handle from TeSlinc to Amarillo to-
day. The "norther" was said by rail-
road men to no the earliest one in
the history of Texas and brought in
dications of the first cold spell OF
tho season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
HE HAD SUFFERED
FROM BAD CATARRH
n Ncll-kn0wn Richmond Man
IiaS Been Restored to
Health Thru Plant
Juice.
MEDICINE ACTED LIKE MAGIC
Claims That Four Bottles OF
Plant Juice Was All That
Was Required to Cure.

Plant Juice. the new herbal
stomach remedy, has always been
found effective in toninG up the mem
hraneous tissues and cleansing the en-
tire system of this nauscatinE NAL
ady. ca;arrh. The strongest evil
dcnCc OF its power 10 heal an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30

opte to Confer with Governor Davis.
Colonel Heroine l.. Opic, Of Staun
tom VIII come to Richmond Monday
1or a-confcrcnco with Governor Davis
and other STAFF officers relative to re-
arrangement of State militia accord
Inc TO geographical location OF the
companies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-30
AMBASSADOR COLLIER
AT CHILEAN CAPITAL
Try United News.1

ShNTAGO, DE CHILE. Sept 90
William Miller Collier, ambassador
to Chile. presented his credentials to
President Allessandri at the executive
palace Thursday.