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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
CA6yerftsenaeut)
ANOTHERWO
ESCAPES.
Mrs cCumber Avoided a Serious
Operation by Taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Georgetown, m.-"Efter my first
baby was born suffered so with my

left side that l
could not walk
across the floor
unless ] was all
bumped over,
holding
] doctored with
several doc tors
but found no re-
lief and they said
| would have to
have anoperation.
My mother in
ricfo1 ~, INV falr-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
Old Sores, Ulcers
and Eczema Vanish
Good, Old, Reliable Peterson's Ointment
FayOrite Remedy

Had 81 ulcers on my legs. Doctors
wanted to cut off leg. Peterson's Oint-
ment cured me.'-Wm. J. Nichols, 4O2
Wilder Street, Rochester. N. Y.
Get a large box for only 35 cents at
any druggist, says Peterson. of Buffalo
and money back if it isn't the best you
ever used. Always keep Peterson's Oiut-
meut In the house. Fine for burns, scalds-
bruises. sunburn, chatting and the surest
remedy for itching eczema and piles the
world has ever known.
PetersOns Ointment is the best for
bleeding and itching piles 1 have ever
found. M aJor Charles E Whitney, Vine
yard Haven. Mass.
"Petersons Ointment has given great
satisfaction for Salt Rheum Mrs ]
Weiss, Cuylerville, N Y.
All druggists sell it, recommend IT. Mail
orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co
Inc. Buffalo. N Y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
FIND OATS CROP
BELOW NORMAL
Especial Correspondence

Especial Correspondence.)
Annawan, FL, July THE oat
crop in this vicinity is short. farm
ers say. The cats are being harvest
ed in this section, but farmers find
that there is less than usual this
year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
JOY AND ALEXIS
WILL HAVE GAME
Especial Correspondenca)

Especial Correspond
Joy. Ill, July THE Joy and
Alexis bali teams will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the Vanatta ball
grounds in Joy. A good game is
expected.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
STERLING DEFEATS
FREEPORT LEADERS
(Special Correspondence !

Sterling, Ill, July THE Ster-
ling Indians defeated the FTeeport
Leaders yesterday at that place,
s to 4.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
MRS NEWELL Ill.

Aledo, July Mrs. Samuel
Newell wasa taken suddenly i'll yes
terday afternoon at her home on
West Tenth street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
WILL GIVE CIVIL,
SERVICE EXAMS
Especial Correspondencel

Cambridge, I'LL, July There
will be civil service examinations
given at CISCO. July %, for all Henry
county applicants who wish to try
for government positions
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-07-07
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James B. Beam, Matherville.
Lota Hancock, Matherville.
Truman Guy Gaylor, Keithsburg.
Ruth Dunkee, Keithsburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
DRAW FOR TENNIS PAIRS
DAVIS CUP COMMITTEE WILL
NAME TEAMS FOR TOURNEY
twelve Nations Have IIaScr. En-
tered IN ihr international
Trophy tnntrnt.
IN NSSntsiuirl
; s"clntcd PrcSS.l

NEW YORK, March Members
OF th% DAVIS Gun committee Of the
thIt"d states Lawn Tennis .Associa
ZION gathered hcvc today oHal. a
hln" draw nS Tor pairs among the
tw"lN" nations While hcutrrcd comUc-
titi"n for the International trophy.
thv association VIII notify all en-
trantS at once Of thr DRAW ana i, Will
~ i'it To TIA" paired entrants To de-
esd" when and where they shall play
NJ |" 1t certain tim" limi; tuat is TO
II" set later 10y the Davis cup com
mitt"c.
Tho draw paired the various teams
ideally a. rcgNrds geographical loca-
'ton. hut II Is believed shat Argentine
an" Denmark. for Instance. may come
TO America to meet in the second
round. while the Australians will
journey "a TINS continent 10 take on
canada Tho second round matches.
N"l"p the best chances for first round
,uInn"rS 10 play on American soil
Newport. Pittsburgh. Cleveland CHI
caEo ana other cities are among bid
icrS for tn" cap tics.
IN all eleven cup ties will he played
PRIOR 70 IN" challenge round AT Forest
ti!ils, September > ana > unless some
r"'ted that al least iwo or three Of
he ties VII! b." played IN the United
states and Canada.
the rrnw resulted as follows: First
round, spain IS. british Isle. Canada
vs. Australia. Japan N*. Philippines:
''ZcCho- SlUVdl,ia vs. Belgium
IN" -FOUR nations which drew lives
vii meet in The second round as fol
.cws.
Argcntinc vs. Denmark. in the IN
per bracket and NIL India IS France,
IN tho lower bracket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
WOMhM'S ALLIANCE
ISSUES ANNUAL REPORT
Shows 40. Women We're Pro- o'rH
Inflammation Hearing On Nn":S
tiunni i'rphIrma.

Tho annual report of TIA" southern
Womcn's Educational Alliance has
Jus, been issued aal summarizrs the
work OF ihc ur"1iiIatiou. The bu-
'"au Was form"d .iN year aGp under
Tia" name OF liur,Hu OF Vacations for
Is omen. bat IL has gradually widen
ID it's >copr OF It's work and irit that
ihr new nHnc would hc NOR" appro-
PIRATE.
Tho repor, shows that duriA. the
pa year l.i%I women were provided
Win Information earring ,dUctt!uua!
and vocational problems: sixteen
groups !urluduS i.2uC individuals.
N'r" ur"Nidef with Speakers for "in-
rhas!Hiug the need of thuroWrlly cd
Ucaicd women today. These jncludc
COLLEGES. schools. clubs anal state and
NATIONAL conferences.
seventy -iiv" scholarship. all except
iitcrn prov id!ng fuH tuition. and
some BROWNING part maintenance Of
Inc Stud'u,. have been placed within
n" award Of ~" al .auro rhr al
'iaur" has presented $lU.iIi in
Scholarships aud gift- 80 lhv stu
dents Many "iHerGcucirS ariS, which
The alliance have not TIA" funds to
meet. Thurs lar ,h"y have met such
.iurrG"uci"s hN sp-rtlt urpc.,l,. LADY
N.t"r mas Recently Kent her chccI, for
S."n" as contribution to sthc FUND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
CANE CON5ERVAT|ON|STS
HOLD MEETING IN CITY
state Wide Campaign VIII BE Made
Ia toHtrn! Woyi,-tuuntY Or
Hnm!Hni ION. IN Be Formed

~. rt'nr oC Delegates from all or
'fr committees uf the Njr%iuia Game
aud Game Fish Protective AsSncia-
ton Was h"id last nigh; in RGcgcr's
ii"'"i. The meeting was largely at
tended ny representatives from all
parts ~ III" state
The delegates Nero called together
{" discuss tho forming al local or
Sanitation IN every county to CO.
uu"rat" with the state association in
tho protection of game aud game
FISH OF Virginia y resolution was
adopted giving the president power
to form these loSai associations AT
Cn"c. l!uch county branch * 10 have
one dcl"rat" for every ten members
~ his organization who VIII ottcnd
Tie annual Stat" meeting held in
Richmond every p,tuHvr k"rrvscu-
tativrS from tn. state ccmmittc" viii
visit every county ia an effort to get
tnc movement started at once.
Through these county organizations
ii is hoped I" iuHrcaS" the member
ship from 1000 10 lU.oc0 by IN" next
annual meeting. lut"rrs; IS :" great
IN the yamc and usu protection that
no trnuhl" - umtir.rat"d In forming
IN" country Sur.ttl"nS.
1-hc move has IN" support OF the
state Game Improvement. aud j, j. cN-
peci"d 20 h,lp them Ia tn" "ni"rc"-
ni"Ht ~ game laws. VI. -. Ii"ri, sec
rotary u tn, Game department. is
pres !dcut o! the association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

hundred. Viii attend solemn high
mass IN 81 body At - rutr!cN's cath
g,!ir Ihnrcn rw'n,y nrth and Eroad
%tr"Sts al - "."iock. I.rr. Mark
Cassidy. rector % III. l:.ncdic;inc
college. OF this city. will deliver the
a.rn"" special program Of In
under The direction of X Leo
Ngash"r aud Mrs. Thomas Il. Ryan.
'rEani.t assisted 10y members of va
r."uS Catholic choirs oi tin" city. Roy.
- Mc:"rircy viii b" the cslctrant
.. me mass as iS'"d 10y Key. J \.
FIREMAN. NJ. - GudlrDy aud many
1t"er Shthoiic priests oil The city. The
~ Ecy II. j. o'conncII. bishop OF The
virginia dioccS'. will also take part
IN tn" ceremonies
rcn TI!l@T'"E s in" r aro .i,:. 70 be
Nyri" ,MarXul. G!oria ,Aiozorp DC
q" tI."csclp, SaEtuS A!arzoJ. Bcnr-
dAtiuS V:monrd). A"uuc Del Marco.
NNv Marie tiuuuod.J
over i1r w"mcn workers viii have
charge 81 the tag-,iay whicp viii u,.
m,r!d ON St iItr!cks Day Mrs. i. t.
w ilENS Is general chairman Of the
conn lice Ia rnarse o. Tins event.
IN IN" evening al tho ilowiiHcrs'
Nrm"ry charity nall w!l. be- held
uh"r' tGc auspices Of m. American
C,ynmm.,m,,i'o. for i;rli"i in ireland. and
VIII hc received and jubulatcL Gov
emo: NcStm"rc!aud Davis ANA Mayor
-ii!is!!", Il" sci! HS othv! prominent
Statc ANA city officials. h.N., hr"m IN
Nilr" ana ave expected 10 attend a.
h"nor GuVStS.
81. l'airirN's l.rdicS' I:rn"solcn, ana
S"c!ai So"lciy have deferred their an
nual celebration uri.-;IialE,- nl.,n',t
10" 81 t'htricks night. until Easter
Monday. IA or,!r" not 10 rnnilici Win
t,r charity ban 10 BE- held IN tho
from this snc."tN are actively en-
gagged in assatinE other relief now
'nentS on -. tatrick's bay.
81 Patrick social ANA dane. will
be given by tn" Patriotic Snr;nty Of
The John Marshall .gh School this
afternoon ia the school. All OF The
riiod 10 attend. Refreshments ,yiu
also feature in The entertainment.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
RICHMOND FIRST CLUB
MEETS AT LOCAL HOTEL
\"ri"ih City Manager ~ tmopr
i"">r Nttchdin:--Nnnawrri
I'l:Ln l. NLA uIrL.

\ Uo"tI1E az lNu EIchnord iirsi
club Wa h.ld last n!.sht "a the Rich
mon" i'"icl There were over ZOO
- ladies. lohu k,r H-auch. Charles
I. Ashhururr, Ci;y Manager Of Nor
folk oscar = rtrri-h ana many
Ont.
stuart l!aglaud. pres id"ut Of the
Glub presided oyer The meeting aud
introduced Mr.. Nshhurn.r Tile
'p'dh'i OF inn evening lie dis
GUESSED the advantages Of Inc civ
manager plan OC guv.ruurui I'D
compared similar d"partm.uts OF tn.
-"Etrnm"his ~ Richmond and Nor
lolh. showing thc ways in which Tho
norfolk government j. superior 10
the local ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
IN EAST END
ARE KEPT ON THE RUN
Mass-Mccting Is Held in EairniOunt
To Ailay Fears of Nervous Per-
sons in That Section.
MANY FRIVOLOUS Calls MADE;
onc Woman Wanted Officers Be-
cause Whistling Husband Didn't
Soun'l Call-Cat Causes Patrol
ana dozen Men To Answer.

Resolutions asking city Council TO
appropriate $4,000 additional for
an increase in the polio" force Of
The city was adopted last night at "A
Spcclal DaSs-ErcctinG of citizens of
fairmount. In Fairmount School. The
meeting was called 10y NJ. II. Cobb To
l!lay tho fears Of citizens of that
locality concerning recent reports OF
numerous burElaricS. I;ctwccu 700
ana 500 were IN attendance.
chief of rOlic" Charles y sherry
WAS present as one of the speakers
ana discussed the situation with the
gathering
All of Paramount and a large part
81 the East End in general Is now
bclnE patrollcd all might by 1--we
times the regular number OF men
generally on duty. Volunteer police
men. 10 the numbc" OF four {" every
policeman. working two shifts II day.
ar" now aiding in the policing Of This
part OF the city.
Several speakers addressed the
crowd explaining that The purpose
of calling the meeting was TO nilav
the fear of the East Finders which
mas been aroused 10 a high pitch.
aud which has resulted in many ride
uinus incidents ana u great many
calls unon the police for assistance.
Captain McMahau. Of First Police
station. declared last night that po-
lice are buried beneath dozens OF
calls from every section Of tn" East
End from nervous women. who send
for policemen an the slightest pre-
text after hearing The slightest noise
or becoming frightened.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
MRS. MALLORY WINS
CLOSE TENNIS MATCH
illinm =. ridden. Worlds Ghnmpiun,
l. Entered in the Mi>rd
Doubles Event.
IN NSSODiI tcd prcSs.l

BOSTON March 10 Airs Frank
I'm Mallory. OF New York. nearly
met her match today in the womcn's
national indoor tennis championship.
when shr took the court against Miss
:ulth SiEoUrn.y. OF this city.
Mrs Mallory won, hu; her opponent
t""A IA" mrs set and was leading in
IN" thlrI three To one. when She
seemed To tire. as Il rcsui; OF which
IN" former champion took i've
straight games ana the match The
scores wore %-6. ca. Is
MISS SifGurnry was runner up in
the natipna! indoor singles last year
Sh" los, t" Mrs Mallory in the ma
,lonal singles las; summer at cedar
hurst. J..
Play IN the doubles ran To the see
"hd round today. There were no up
sStS Ihiriy teams are entered for
The mixed doubles, drawings Tor
Which We're madc late today Mrs.
Mallory ana Willia0, r. Tildrn.
worlds tennis champion. are paired
"a 10, i"ltvr naif. while az" ouisIanu-
,n| coupi" ~ ~" upper HALF is Mrs.
George ". Wi"htm,n and K. Norris
Williams, OF this city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

SMASH, BAN.
Go The prices on our used car,
We only have sew bui In,
nave got to 90
1870 Dodge Touring
Perfect Condition..
1870 Overland g.
Better IMAM New
i.Pas.cngcf liupmonie
No'hinS 80: IL Tor Packing
6FaSseuscr Rco
cuOi. stu!d: Car. naTd 10 b.a.
at the price
iiupp. 1870 DcInuustr.tor
a bargain Tor Il shrewd buver
Gait Oh US Tor any KIND of u,o,
car you iisaN des.ir. Tn,;e ara
many peOp.c VINO nave listed hall
used cars WITH us ioT s.tie wno ar.
w!iIlHs 10 iilhc bls saCriiices in
VIdri 10 obiain q iiupuooiie
ANDERlON AUTO CO, INC.
1881 w b;"sd ST. Blvd. Gas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
Three Are Convicted.

Chnrgci with HAVING r0CHIn" IN
their possession, Maliuda ogden. was
given on. year iu tn" Teult"ut.ary
nv a jury ia iiustings court ScStcr-
iav. and James Wilkiu~ was given
Two wears Henry BUSH. charged win
breaking into tn. Buti'r "HttblSh-
ment and CARRYING away ABOUT SI10
worth OF merchandise. VAS given Ten
years in II" pcnitcntiary by q jury
vesterday He had been tried re-
Gently on q siniiiar rNa..,. au! vas
given three years IT Ia" LAX is
strictly enforced ne may receive an
additional term Of i've years for Soc
.pnd conViC; ION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
INnENNn ron Urlck nErENENcE-

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Isc word daily. minimum soc Sc; solid.
&c "a word Sunday. minimum 55e. set HO!id
&C !. VOID Sunday. minimum eos agaa
consecutive inaertion, price of "a In
: consecutive insertions price OF sh in
zer;ions
rne ,arros, r ,;I Point int, TYPE j., -, w
sp.es u whieh T. point type ad. may Se
type - cents word daily, ana cents
Mod sunday The same sea-. OF re-
ads
MS. rates apply only to advertisement.
isrr!ior! From other sources the rate,
are H"iiy; "a cents an aSa," .in.. sun
oGrder ia all Instances.
Users or Request.
4 "HNer!,se;ns"is ,scr.yeI As ate a. 10
w TO t. s. satalay 80 To- sors.S; cls sna
a tSS or IN N net' EDITioT.
STA r isSsf VIII tfA AGtEr TA TouK Hn
To VI tNlsST IL.
4. woil.SiETFt:K.
nuHTTo&'$ p Ef5G ssiTfo5iha
s sill TGss T rH}AK $it1S'i
ELLA Sk22; Np 'ni., ShspEESrd street
CAyEno's DRUG STORE
THE nNNNn,s fiiAnMAcx.
20 &. ' e Kn Ax$@0e'
:scs Hanover Avenue.
L. l.. no6K f EH.
uEKS s'H wGst p Nn;? ,: S;,sst
PUBLIC DRUG STonES.
WEST i IS eos coNf fxShTs
1901 a, VEST Is ,o Sa.1 Street
ri$H sThEET rnAKMXc,.
q CiIIOcCA & HROS..
q: Yves, broad S,L.e;.
4Ss Brook Avenue.
rARKANT DRUG COMPANY.
COHEN cS vs." DE ft HRrs Si!ssf STORE
w {. s% sGs1 :tss''
LAST S OF Or rl iisifh si TiEfi!;
SCHERS.
Ht g TsF' Eu iFS!fT f:Fst Co.
'2a Io'ih E Et!n. Street.
go North Fourth street.
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
Sol EAST Main Street.
SCI!ER'S
Ninth and Broad S:Fccik
ROLAND H. CiIILDKEY,
- North Eighteenth Street
WILLIAMS, PHARMACY.
Twenty FIRST and Marshall Streetx-
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
PARAMOUNT PHARMACY.
.l"5 Fairmoun; Avenue.
srRiNGEK DRUG coMPANY.
EAToE'S PHARMACY.
Twenty-s!atii aud vrnablc Streeta
:. D. CRAIG.
$500 East Broad Street
HORD'S DRUG STORE.
I'oH g street.
a3o2 East Marshall Street.
MILLER = RHOADs.
wEiiS;ERGER's.
JOHN I. kuESTER
:i5 Louisiana Street.
): X. VAUGHAN.
'"O' Williamsburg Avenue.
,. 4. HLACK & son.
=. SoITm KICmtiGSD.
WASH NGToN < EARLY.
r. J. PARRISH.
lt03 Hull Street.
WASTE N(iroN & EARLY.
wOonT.ASD iEiGiITs.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
%igi Semmes Avenue.
BARTON HEIGHTS
bARTOS HEIGHTS CONFECTIONERY.
HIGHLAND rARK.
X. VAuGiIA:.
F"urth Ay";.nc mad Stun., Street.
ROLAND Park
PAEk VIEW PHARMACY.
.avo Moss SIDE AvaEae:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

seven corporations We're Evtn,al
Quarters i"nlN hy tho state cor
1' ration ~" f'ui'=lpu ono or tnpy,
concerns WI De. i"rat"d IN Rich
in"nd IL - >"Nart Truck cor
p"'aii"u. which viii engage i'm tho
general automobile ana arcnssor,.
business Win ilrGuu capital Thr
;i'Sd"mt j. Il =. LcttNt.n, OF Lynch
bug l"nr W Williams. Jr. l.,
+"rr'taiS ANA " ~ Lyuc. ho,h OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
ST. PA TRICKS DAY WILL BE
OBSER WE'D BY ALL FRESHMEN
Catholics Plan Religious Celebration in Honor of Erin's
Patron Salnt-Spccial Musical Program Is Ar
ranged-Socia and Dance at High School

- fartrick'S Day Will be more
generally observed throughout tho
United states than Tor many years
not ;" much in The jcviul c"l"hrat ION
OF the day. bat ny y:,riou> nir;hoL.
oil providing funds for the relief of
snnrrin- ia thu l:u,rald lsi,, par
ll'niarlN among the woman ANA chii-
drrn.
Tn" Ancient order of ilib,rnians OF
n" city and Divisions ana = La
dl"S NuN.l!arirS. numbering several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

'VUrIRELt~-D Died. Il; Hyrcia Hospital.
Wcuhcsday. March lG. at iO:i5 A. NJ.
nI,'.r IL brief Illness. Joseph r. Co,ireli.
!" 1s aIt.' year. lie leaves ~ brother
-, -. Cottrcli. and sistcr. Mrs. a. j.
,G'nnpoh; Funeral Friday. March l., a.
~" n. NJ from 81. Peters Church
EctE" palihcarcrs-Mcssrs !. H. I,askcr
-. Wc,siGer. =. l.. Cox. w. s Gath,
,,Ent. IL. V. D!.trck and j. *. bowman
honorary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. W IA
f!tzEcraid. Il. NJ. Mitchell. L. l.. Ar
rIhStoh. ". ID. Cole. DR.. John Thurman
and Lee: Ferguson.
1921. Mrs. Mary Trot; OF Surrr 20.
formerly OF Boston. Mass. I.oston and
New YORK papers please copy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
Mi.. Ellen V. Grcn,cr.

Funeral serviceH Tor MISs EII"n '.
.Greavcr. who died Monday afternoon.
were conducted Yesterday IN the
sacred Heart Cathedral IntcrmeEt
was in Nj Calvary Cemetery BE
sides her parents She Is sury we'd nv
Two sisters Nrs. Rove. 81 Buffalo. y
". and Mrs ". r prinkard. Of
MARYLAND. and one brother Raymond
.Grcavcr of Staunton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
III. uumri. :, C,tr.

Gates who died Tucsda: night in Tho
Memorial Hospital. viii he conducted
today at II o'clock in the W cody i'u-
neral iarlors zoo North Events hfih
Street Inicrmcut Viii lee in Holly
wood. Mrs. Gates is survived hy h"r
husband two sons. t"O sisters and
two brothers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
DEATHS IN CITY
Mr. :; ~. Miirhcli.

! Airs I.uitc T. Mitchell. - years Oil
wife Of ". 7 Mitchell. died u, hrr
home near TrcViiians Louisa County.
Va. after an Illness Of sin weeks She
is survived by her husband and five
children and four grandchildren and
two sisters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
John II. Wilkes.

evening. was buried yesterday n Nj
Calvary Cemetery tuncral services
were conducted in Sacred Heart
Cathedral. He is survived by "a
widow. Mrs Cena Rocker Wilkes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17

Joseph l.. Cottrcll 3, yourH Old
died yesterday ~ tho iiyE"j: Hos
Survived by "a brother, j. j. Cotlrcil.
and n sister Mrs y j. baffron Fu-
neral service. viii Ice conducted to-
morrow at 10 o'ciock from ST Pc
4 ar'S Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-17
,INNOyNCE.iiENT.S
Deaths

RpSD.n..d. 1T his residences this morn
ms, William L.. lloyd. IN the seventy
n'st year OF his age Funeral from
Tcsiicn"" Thursday afternoon o'clock.
I'M -imeni Ia Hollywood
- LEAF Ham Died al the residence of X.
T. ';idd.". 10 North Robinson street,
- s.'4 y. NJ, Wednesday, March 10. 1921
MIS-. Rosa '. ChSatha aged -. aunt
az X \. bowers. OF South Rich mopd.
iHacra! Friday 1T IL o'clock a. the
gray" ~ Naurv I"m"t"rv
IAErHlNl ped. az stuart C.rci. Hospital
iu'N d"E. March -. AT $40 J.. NJ Police
man !osimO JaCDS'ul. OF 202 North Nine
!"'Hih street. In his thirty-ninth year.
I''si!rs his wife. h. ia survived by his
mo her, Mrs Ling! Jarobini. four broth
y, Nj hacl" and Ralph. OF mis- city:
Nicholas. 81 Newark. y j.. and Joseph,
~ W!lminctnn. bel: three sisters Mrs.
Quinn ticc"ii ana Mrs. Lawrence Fuc-
y"iia. ~ this city. and Mrs Frank Co
VII. and Mrs Michac!r Iacobini. Mr. AMI
Mira kLcpht"i Jacohiri. :wo ncph"ws.
l.ou'S and MiCha-ie CicColi. and a niecc.
Alhina clcC"lli. TO mourn their loss Fu-
i..-al services VIII Lc held from 81. Pat.
rirk's catholic church Friday morning
At ~ "'c'ncli with requiem high m1s..
lIi"rmcnt IN NJ. Calvary Cemetery. Po-
!lccnan JICob.Ei was connected with thu
Richmond roi!c, force for the last ten
years. AMI discharged his duty in
most cr.di'ahie manner lie was loved
10y all who hid the pleasure OF his
Acquaintance and by his cheerful dis
position gained many friends. lie was
'1cT'h"r n tho Isagics organize
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arrnnrc for Singers.

ARRANGEMENTS have h"'i made wlth
Howard Bryant. barriton". aud l.. =.
sTucker tenor. 10 Sing 10. solo parts
in the orHtorin "Diiyet 10 Calvary
To be given IN Christ presbytorIuu
Episcopal Church. Twenty second ana
lSenabic streets, Good Friday night.
March -. al ; J.. VI Chorus w1ri,
s%-in BE- renI""ru ry ~. ycSull-
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4. :. Owes nniIroah. sia.....nM,.

I. =. Owes railroads Sia.."" .a.o.
ASlilNGTpN. March IL The In
tcrStatr Comucrr. Commission an
nouncrd today T. had certified TO the
Secretary rf the Treasury that Ia
date Sia.752?9o mad been found to
he due In the railroads Of the conn
try under til" government guarantee
during Federal control.
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Funeral Directors

MoURNlNH ORDERS completed In "a
hou's we are equipped To dye gar
in"his bl1ck IN twenty-iour hours Thl,
SaeUa! branch OF our business md
atwnSS sifci prompt att.utlon
.hoI.eLLe :: 900 North Seventh Street:
Edwin rhhur. funeral director
anu emba !incr. Jos East Main StIr.t
Madison i3i. Randolph jGG3
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Salc
TERMINAL
TRUCK BARGAINS.

TERMINAL
TRUck BARGAINS.
TIE BELOW NAMED ri.uCNS MUS.
GO. No KEASOEABiE tFFEU RE-
FUSED. LiBEKAL TERMS 10 KE5PCE-
SlBLE PARTIES:
q. 81. &.
ONE ron. WITH EMPRESS BODY
ooThY USED SHORT WHILE, LIkE
AUTOCAR
oVERlIAUi.ED.
AUTOCAN.
REBUILT CHASSIS
lNTEKNA1ICNAI
No-lON. NJ LII ..oDi. OVER
l.! ~ NArIONA:.
ONE TON: GOOD RUNNINu CONDi.
TlON.
STCDEBAkEK
PANEL BODY DELIVERY TRUCK
FINE SHAPE.
OLD HICKORY.
PANEL BODY DELIVERY LEIjCN IN
E!HSr-cLASS MECHANICAL. CONDi.
TON.
TERMINAL MOTOR 20.
MIN: II ASD CARY STREETS.
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~ ,.THE EMS. March To- kiur Con
Sstantine ton.shi declared there was
Epnrts published In the United Statcs
that he was considering abdicafing
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New Manager i.r u-f.,oI.

kNONNiII.E, TENN. March I6.--
Nick Bell. OF Pittsburgh. late %, The
N'r"l League" "'' ~ $50. ~.
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Special Notices

MUSICAL CLASSIC is nlird viii, .;,,i...-
poems aruciS.. Jokes: interesting and
!hstu i've Subscription. 81 year" sam
rlc. zoe. Musical classic Don, SmH
south lend. Indiana ''- AhN'