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STOCK statesmen.

The nature OF our proposition plus the
cooperation give statesmen should
make II possible for the high calibre maa
TO sell a minimum OF $4,000 a month. Our
proposition has the written Endorsement Of
leading bankers and business men In their
respective fields. II Is one which every real
stock salesman VIII welcome once II Is eN-
plaired to him. Successful security men
don't waste time on deals which can't stand
investigation. Why continue 10 handle those
OF doubtful merit? We have room for few
high quality men In our organization on
highly attractive commission basis II you
can qualify address Suite 9i2, a West 34th
ST., or telephone Mr.. Hodes, Fttz Roy 1899.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

~>~~~~-~~>-~~~~-~~-~-~~-
rage. BAILEY. 2144 5th av.. Harlem 23S7.
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BROADWAY corner, near 42d; 5000 so. II. !;
81 windows. ENGLISH. 1881 Broadway.
BROADWAY, 416, cor, 2 lofts. 50. 900.
e. nth St, cor, 18th. lofts. $500.
'FRONT.' half loft. l3i w. oath; 200
It.; 81 SOC. EIIARUM. 10 Broadway.
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

9TH AV. and 18th St; LIST floor. corner
apartment; steam, electric; suitable for
doctor or dentist rent Sl00 LYMAN, 503 A
4th av Phone 33S South
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MisceiIaneous-saie or Rent.

LARGE tract. with mile frontage, on ocean
and bay; excellent location; railroad; auto
road; ripe for development. DANIEL b.
FRAZIER CO.. 1918 Chestnut ST., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 18th St., Inclusive.

FOR Rent-On Broadway, near Wall nj.
5000 square feet office space, at attractive
figure. Address C 1884 Herald, Fulton st.
LOFT TO LEASE.
F'ireproof building, 81 East 10th ST.. near
Broadway, second floor, 44x9f; elevators
Immediate possession. WILLIAM ID. Kill
PATRICK, owner, 149 Broadway. Cort-
landt 3403.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXPERT instruction given personally n,
Miss Evelyn modern dancing strictly pri
vate. EVELYN STUDIO. IS West g6th
Hours 1O-T.
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Chambermaids, &c.
Dressmal,ers. seams,re,ses & Milllner,.

DFlESSMAKINC;-Artist gowns. advanced
styles. expert romodellng; daily Miss
Armitage, Columbus 100S0.
MAkINGi-Artisticaly made gowns.
remodelllng, like new; reasonable. wills,
phone s706 Lenox.
GOWNMAKER, absolutely competent; skill
rul remodelling out s.. Miss Fairman.
Schuyler 47SJ.
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STORE space on most prominent corner Of
Long Beach, Long Island. Apply GUSTAVF
WEYL. Rhineander 1888. 1919 Lexington av
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COMPANION. childrens nurse. young Eng
lish lady, married. age % years, desires po-
siton in good family A 1O5 Herald, Herald
square
GIRL. II, wishes evening work: free all day
Sunday can typewrite fluently excellent
reference G 1447 Herald, Harlem.
SECRETARY -Stenographer. experienced. de
sires position with reputable concern. d
1886 Herald, Washington Heights.
SPECIALIST in scalp. rehumatism. gout.
neuralgia treatment, wishes few more
customers. G 1881 Herald, Harlem.
STENOGRAPHER and typist, capable begin
ner, graduate Of approved high school, anx-
ious TO secure position. Louise Reen, 4314
Hudson Boulevard. West Hoboken, n. J.
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MAN. EXPORT.

American, 27. wishes position with manu-
facturer exporter; speaks, writes Spanish
fuently: thoroughly acquainted with Latin
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Instruction.

LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Flea,an
profitable work; DAY and evening classes.
Send ,or free booklet and Visitors pan-
West Side y. NJ. G. A.. 30f W. 5Ith 81.
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Al
Lots OF lots, $75 to 81 600 each, all within
two niles Of Fort Lee Ferry; some with
Hudson River view; instalments accepted. G..
y. M. BUILDING & REALTY CO., Palisade.
n. j., at junction
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New York;

New York;
CHTLDRENs COUNTRY HOME.
NEAR NEW YORK CITY.
Your childrens future success and hap
piness depends on the health gained during
childhood. IL through business or domestic
difficulties you are unable to give your chill
dren the attention and training they de-
serve, the healthy, happy country so neces-
sary for their we'll being we win do SO.
Mothers care, healthful exercise, training
OF temper, proper food and a home amid
pleasant surroundings.
YOUR CHILDREN NEED THESE.
Unlike an institution. Reasonable rates.
DIR. FAUST,
VALLEY COTTAGE, N. Y.
PHONE CONGERS 9J.
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Fn
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS
WANTED-FEMALE.

CHECKER-A competent and reliable food
checker wishes situation In first class ho-
tel or restaurant: best references. A 62 Her
aid Herald so
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HOusekeepers.

HOUSEKEEPER or mothers assistant. re-
fined, middle aged lady seeks position; city
or country. G 1884 Herald. Bronx.
HOUSEKEEPER. Scotch. experienced, re-
fined. good cook; $50 week. Write apart
nent ~. 2iS East 9th st.
HOUSEKEEPBR and cook for elderly man.
ArenbeTg. 455 Hudson St. room !.
MIDDLE aged widow, neat and clean. wishes
position take care small family or home.
Delamater, $50 East 18th Phone Wander
bilt 3015
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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hlre-passcurcr car.

For Hlre-Passcurcr Cars.
CADILLAC. 1918, passenger limousine. Al
hour day. week. month. Columbus 5G1p
PACKARD TWIN sINEs Tor hifo. perfect
scrvich reasonable rates. g. NJ. a. al ~
WILLIAMSON, 20t w. iad. Bryant 1919 1850
PEERLESS limousine. s tyl.. yeft fino cnr.
iivcrlcd chauffeur hy DAY. week or month
reasonable rates. Tel. 1877 Tutertaic. ant Gg
For Hirc-Notor Trucks
GENERAL. irucjiur. eiilpping, city, Bron,
aud Brookiyu delivery. motor trucks 10
hnc. MAdONEi. ~ ". 18th. Chelsea vO0S
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BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.

-~~--~~--~-~S-~~~-~-~-~-~--
SHOP suitable for cornicemaker: must be
between Canal and 10th sts., Sd 20 9th av.
CHRYSTlE CORNfCE AND SKYLIGHT
Works Inc. $50 Chrystic 81.
SMALL store in busy thoroughfare, suit
able for use as clothes pressing establish
mcnt: state rent. } GgT Herald.
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Observation-Disclosures


10TH ST., 226 West.-Beautifully furnished
apartment, two rooms and Kitchen. includ-
Ing linen. silver; private telephone. Col.
7226. MERRITT.
77TH, 40 West.-Parlor, bedroom and bath,
lutchenette. complete; immediate possess
sion. THURBER.
0TTfI. sos west-Two Immense rooms south
ern exposure, well furnished. baby grand.
103D ST., 151 west.-six light rooms for
sale. nicely furnished; reasonable; year
lease. Johnson. Academy 4263.
17sTH ST, s25 W.-F'our room apartment; ;
comfortably furnished; elevator; $125; ref
erences. Call evenings or tel. Beekman 2346:
456 Riverside Drive 116th).-Five rooms.
charmingly furnished: owner going abroad
$500 monthly. Telephone eos0 Morningside.
Apartment lob.
Borough Of Brooklyn.
PROSPECT PARK WEST.-Two rooms. nice
ly furnished bath, steam heat: apartment;
gentlemen only. Can South 1851.
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Borough of BrookIyn--saIe or scn..
Borough of Queens-saIe or Rent.

JAMAICA-Californa bungalow, on large
"a. plot: every modern Improvement: also
q corner house In Hollis, rooms; minutes
10 station. Tel. Jamaica 4011.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

JAPANESE, unusually good cook-hutler. de-
sires position; satisfaction proved i'm every
way; references. Maya. 295s Murray Hill;
"a Prospect pl., n. T. City.
JAPANESE, brothers. wish positions any
where; cook and useful butler, valet; ex-
cellent references. Ray and George, 14S
West 6lth ST.
JAPANESE (young) desires position where
he Conld ger off ~ O'Clock (schoolboy)
Taxa. AZ Prospect place, New York city
dACHINIsT, tool diemaker, an around I.
experienced. Lacmmlin, 1924 Grove st.,
Brooklyn.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED.

18TH, 131 E.--Seven room apartment on 9TH,
Block BEAUTIFUL" Gramcrcy section; $3.50
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Borough of Bronx-saIe or Rent.
Borough of Observation-Disclosures.

NINE room beautifully decorated up to date
- house. with garage on grounds. 3063
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
Ner York state-saIe or kent.

N. Y.-For sale, 21s story
frame dwelling, consisting OF 10 rooms, all
modern improvements; In heart OF city resi-
Dental section; blocks from depot: cheap.
FISCHER & ADLER, 205T w. Sth 81. Phone
Coney Island 2S4
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

BABY CARRIAGES. new and rebuilt. rca
sonable; all carriages exchanged. 26'
West 18th e..
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pon,e,lie lIeIp Wanted.
HELP WANTED-MALE.


BOOKKEEPER and cashier wanted. whole
sale commission house, one not afraid or
long hours; must be conscientious. absolutely
trustworthy; Al references and bond re-
quired; $50 to start: good chance for ad-
Naneement. l6I Herald. Herald 50.
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CHAUFFEUR and mechanic, experienced,
wishes position. private family; can fur
nsh best of references colored. Write
William James. 100 Strawberry Hill, Stam-
ford, Conn.
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g-grHRET story room double flats, near
4 Central Park; year mortgage; rental
-! > 900; low; cash required $4,000; price
81 s 0O0 A. w. MILLER q CO.. sos Sth av.
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rNsrRuCrIov-vrSrCAr.

PIANO and harmony instruction Miss Liv.
INGSTON. Schuyler s60i. Phone mornings.
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SAIEsNfEN

SALESMES-wr rite .or list o; lines and full
particuls rs; earn g.. 800 70 $4,000 yearly;
big demand for men Inexperienced ex-
perienced. city or travelling. Natl Sales
mems TT. Assn. Dept. Csc. Gambler Bldg.
New York.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
Borough of Brooklyn.

GATES Av., 302 (near Bedford) Pleasant.
comfortable hall room; conveniences; gen
tlemen
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
= ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.

] have various amounts up TO $4,000 to lend
second mortgages, New York or Brooklyn
~ property; Ifincipals only. Apply A. b.
S1UPEL. II II West 4&th.
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BOARDERS WANTED.
New Jersey.

COURT ST., 30 (ABOVE BROAD ROOMS,
81 UP WEEKLY; WITH BOARD, S12 UP;
DAY RATE, S1.50 UP. COURT HOTEL,
NEWARK, N. ]. PHONE PARAMOUNT 2525.
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Sew Jersey-sale or Reat.

YOU WILL SOON HEAR n good dsal ahou
Rocklsud County HOWARD GOLDSMITH
Nyack on the Hudson. N. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
Higher Electric Rates
For Clarksburg Granted

Charleston. W. Va. July G.--The Pub
lie Service Commission !ssucd m order
to-day authorizing the ClarksburE Gas
and Electric Company 10 increase it,
rates dating from tho time OF reading
OF the meters in May THIS year. Appl!.
cation for permission 10 inCrca"e rates
was filed by the company last Noycm-
Der.
Engineers for IN" commission fixed
vllu" on tn" company: property az
S42I mo The net income from October
!. 1870. to April !. 19Gl. according 70 m"
commission. was $50. nOn. r. r. G.o'vnd"s.
the commission was Informed. acted -
genera manager of III" comHi;.v with
out pay. but il wa reported hn - plan
ming 10 retire and an item o. sI.hnn for
salary OF manager was tu.i aided N
estimates by expenses Of the company
during the coming year.
The rates. effective under III" now or
der. will be: First. 100 kiowa;t hours. &
r.ntS per kwh.: next 200. cents. rex.
30n. a.. cents: next. 1000. g. cent?" H..i
all over 5000 hours. cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
STATE TROOPERS.
To STRIKE AREA.
THREE COMPANIES OF GEORGIA
GUARDSMEN ARE ENRoUTE
TO FITZGERALD.
TO TAKE CHARGE OF STRIKE SIT
CATION ON A. q. s A.
RAILROAD.

F'''s"-n.1 ,ia.. l"!v rhr"" % ~
r'Iu:'. ~ r" ';r"r..fA >I'l"TI. guard
~. =. ,,:N :" 1r-lvr Nrr.. r.rlr '~'ia" 20
'.,h, hrll - ~ >l'ua'..,' .'-','rc from
IN ATTACK ~ I'i"c"l s'rlh,r, anI ,'-ik"
~,mplrhl:'rN "N an atlanta. lH-wlnc-
hLw md Ntilnt'r railway '~0.' - :
oIEht durlDc whlch ErcI,'r,r " 7 Rcd
49, m"rtIliy wounded
tn" I''.r.', whi-N '"ii,w"i week ~
~'rik" dI~ur'irr% her" during which NUN
"r"uS shots ha'" been firrI 1t -lrlwav
employees who haN" 'ah"u ~" places 90
strikers. ,.,,.I-r.ut 81 Sw.rll - rNrlls two
;u,,S FROM hr-.. a-i go -rlI - NlN"
been r,ad" lfv -. E.r, WNr Nr'" boon
n - ~, duty 'n.-" 'rr weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
DEATH FOR TWO.

Warren. O.. July 6.-Mrs. George
n,n!-hrrr. ~ gainesville. and the INFANT
daughter oe Mr.. and Mrs. Albert p.
S,c:nkerchc-. of pittsburgh. were killed,
and Miss AGnca Bicichncr and Mr.. ana
Mrs S,c.rkcryhnr were injured seri-
cuvlv when III. automobile N which
they we're riding was struck by an Erie
freight train today near Corland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
NEW SHOE STYLES.

Chicago. July 6.--Men's shoe styles
for fa,l will be heavy hrogue' with q
strap instead of lace front. according to
i Ka;iskv. president OF the Shoe Trav-
cir-e' Association oc Chicago. in con.
ycnt!ur today. Mt Kalisky added tn2'
shoe rr:crc wore unlikely 10 drop fos
nrrre Tim" ~ ..Nr". - they nave al
f"n,iy dropped about ." per cent OF war
t!r.r prices"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
KIDNAPPER SLAIN

Hood River. Oregon. Juy 6.-Luthef
Pagan. who shot T. j. Miller here TO.
dav md kidnappcd M!!cr's wife. son
and daughter. was shot md killed carly
tonight by posse after he had been
surrounded In Il th!Cket. His prisoners
were ua!njurcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
PASS SUBMARINE DIVIDEND.

New Yurk. July 6-Th" submarine
bon, ,rrrUral!nr. which Resumed pay
nrnt Of div.d"nh> III January. 1920
ut,,r hISroutInuln& them III September.
lHI7 to-day d, l"rT"d IT'S srmi.annual
d. lend f n ''utS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
LOST AND FOUND.

..OST-N du.. :--u "A: Wrr"a"G 81,
GrpoAs.dr >u"day. Jun" 2Gth Reward
.s:c--G AK IlS-I WhS tv-i-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.
THE WATKINS

South carolina ave H"a: Tea Il. Fri
vato Faiths. EuUNnr NH'"'. Moderate
I&,t,- LINTON Il. Ai;%O..n. gunner.
shlp NtDas"n"nt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
FOR SALE-TARNS.

TDR SAi.L-Nrc .,r IA" .A--,z'. t:ucs,.
bet lrP-rE'I AMI most '!c.I-a bic
arm - i;-IIrnn' ,'Gr'y. DhlN. can b.
l!"'drt r'"- particulars address Gamer.
FOX %. B.:ihir". OHIO. J-.2Ip
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
Real ESTATE Tor Exchange q

So ACRE farm for sale or exchange for
hoinr or home and small grocery store
in Rlchmuad. Located good public
road. "a miles from railroad, miles
from street car. !: mi les from Rich
cows. piss. nock OF chickens and ali
necessary farm implements Box q lO2.
care The DiScatCh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
EMMA HARVESTER FIRST
IN GOVERNORS CUP RACE
Pop" Geers Drives Wiki
Wiki in 2:O8 Glass
Trot.

SYRACUSE. y. y, Sent. i5.-ncforc the
%ys STSSh wnieh The has III
,hs New YoTH state Fair, Emma iaT,
q winner in the 3;os Class f t9ott. i"T TN
Geers hchind XIII WIKI took the ~ .s,
~ Waef t csH s o; as co sSGaaG
Emma Harvester. however. snatchcd the
horses; Tier best time was -. in H'i the
,o Only three ,con,enders me, a, the wire
,,%r ne ne opening event on tho program.
t9nced in the frs; heat and withdrawn
n is hrn nfsr ns Sng mare driven ~
hrs, heat. won the last two ana captured
,,2:9s class pacing: three heats: purse.
Hazel Ksns,ner.> b. m. by wainu,
Hon. Fast, b. m. bv' Tramp Fas;
J, "; $. b: &. by j. s. q iRayj.: dis
.2;la class trotting: three heats: purse
Peter sa,r,. ra'et s, hr; g. by Peter Mont
Peter Hslsri Sr. h. by Peter The
lli HisA' Fleie fSf' b. m. by peter 5 :
Mega nroooks; {; M. by Justice
vass,a' blk, I mr.. Is Peter voro ,M. ) ! :
e, b5ass;s hslha%; i;sD5ss and Lady MILK 9is
The Governors cup stake: 2:oS class
trottinE: three heats; purse. $4,000:
Emma Harvester. b. m. by The
Harvester Gomez 1 1
:. (GeeTsl -, =: -. . .
f. IcoxI ais 3
the Great tlforan) ...
walnut Frisco. b. &. by San
Francisco Of. Edmanl
Brook" worthy. Escntillo and Great
nr,nn ALSO siarted' Time; 2:eiA.. 2:oih.
ali class trot,ing: three heats: purse.
retcr, Daw. gr. E.. by Peter Ash
Maion ToddinEton. oh. m. ny Tod
dington (liodgsonb . .
sakmra; Il. &. Ivy Atlantic Express
Dudette. br. IN. by Etnwah tGcc.sj I
Oscar Watts. h. H.. by Gen. Watts
Edna Forba. FRS. 'virgininn and Lau
rctte Taylor also started. Time: 2:0SL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
CUT THIS OUT
OLD ENGLISH RECIPE FOR CA
TAHRIl. CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
AND HEAD NOISES

II you know OF some one who is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness.
head noises or ordinary catarrh, cut
out this formula and hand il TO them
and you may have been the means OF
saving some poor sufferer perhaps
scientists for long time past have
recognized that catarTh is "a constitu-
tional disease and necessarily re-
quires constitutional treatment.
sprays. inhalers and nose douches
are liable TO irritate the delicate air
passages and force the disease into
the middle ear. which frequently
means total deafness. or else the dis
ease may be driven down the air
passages towards the lungs. which is
equally as dangerous. The following
formula. which is used extensively In
IN: damp English climate, is Il con-
Stitutional treatment and should
prove especially cilicacious to suffer-
crS here who live under more favor
ahlc climate conditions:
secure from your druggist ounce
OF pnrmint double strength. Take
this home and add to it Il pint OF
not water and Il little graduated
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one
thb,iieSpoonfui four times day. This
VIII often bring quick relief from
distressing head noises. C.ogsed
hostrils should open. brcathin. be-
come easy and hearing improve as
inc Inflammation In tho custachian
tnDes Is reduced. Parmint used in
anis way acts directly upon tic blood
hhd mucous surfaces of the system
ana has tonic action that helps 70
opthln the desired results. The
preparation Is easy to make, costs
Iitlle ana is pleasant to take. Every
peTson VINO has catarrh or head
,,i'a or is hard Of hearing should
s ,,sn TINS treatment trial.-Advcr-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
LEGISLATION VITAL
TO ADMINISTRATION
TO FACE CONGRESS

CONTINUED From First Paee.)
interfering. on diplomatic grounds in
any way that would impede action
y vote will be taken on this bill ON
october 10 under agreement.
other measures of Importance in
cludc:
Ratification OF treaties with Ger
many and Austria.
Fnnd Rail Debts.
The administration bill for funding
tho debts OF the railroads.
The administration bill granting
the secretary Of the Treasury power
to fund the debts of allied govern
mcnts.
good roads program. to be agreed
upon in conferences between commit
tees OF the two chambers.
The Foreign Relations Committee
VIII proceed deliberately in its con
sideration OF the treaties, and no
pressure exists for haste in ratin-
cation. No action is expected before
the revenue bill, and probably other
measures, arc out of the way.
fight is in prospect on the rail-
road funding bill, particularly from
Senator La Toilette. of Wisconsin
However. the administration has al
ready begun financial arrangements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
SPORTS

H'a'e prep end from Maine. and Stoits.
Il member Of the scrub team &C last
season. give promise OF being III.
strongest contcndcrs for the other
Wing position, but Lush anu Cole
noth candidates for the eleven last
year are pushing the others close.
~, and either on. or both may com.
'hTrnoSh and land the berth.
fuIua and Sagcr, tackles on tho
vleNeh last year. again are showing,
Up wen in their positions. and ournh'
ABLY VIII hold down their berth,
Although there are no letter, men
pack Tor the guard positions. "a
wealth of material is at hand. and
Two tast, heavy men Will not be hard
TO ma. Saunders. Lacy and Brei-
tenheight. members of the SCRUB team
OF i92l. are showing up well. Blan-
kcnShip is being groomed for one of
the line positions.
Simmerman. fullback. from Green
brier Military Academy. of West vir-
ginia, last year, is being shifted be-
tween the line and the back field,
and will be used wherever he is most
needed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-16
TIGERS TO HOLD FIRST
SCR|MMAGE SATURDAY
Fifteen New Men Join Hamp-
den-Sidney Football
S,,,,,J

IIAMrDEN- SIDNEY. VA, Sept. 10.
With the addition of about fifteen
men 10 the Sidney College
football squad on Wednesday, prac-
tice VII begin in earnest, and the
nrst scrimmagc of the season will be
held Saturday afternoon, after which
Coach Roundy expects to have n prct :.
" good line on his material and will
neem to round 1t into shape for the
nrst game of the season, that with
virginia Polytechnic Institute on the
following Saturday.
The majority OF the men who at
tend the early practice, which opened
on September g. have now recovered
from their early soreness and the
squad appears to be in perfect con-
ditiOn.
The Indications are that the Tiger
hackiield will he one of the strong
est offensive machines that has disl
ported the Garnet and Gray jerseys
in several seasons. and with an cN-
pcricnced line In front OF them will
prove to be a dangerous foe.
With Smith. halfback par excel
lcrce of last years team. and Day.
his running mate. back In harness.
the nuclcous for Il strong offensive
Is formed.
Tyson and Blankcnship. both MEM
hers OF the John Marshall High
school, of Richmond. team last year.
and Johnson and sanders. members
of the Sidney scrub team
last season are waGinG merry igh.
for the other backiicld positions. and
there seems to be little to choose from
between them until after they have
been through scrmmaGe or two.
One OF the hottest contests for po-
sitions is taking place on the ends.
Brenaman, letter man last year. Is
showing up with his old form, and u
is probable that he again will, BIO seen
on the right wing. Watson. an all
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

by virtue OF certain contract,
dated October &c, 1911, made between
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY and Rufus w. Gillette,
default having been made in the
monthly payments under the said
contract, we Will sell at public auc-
ton, on the,
27TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1927.
AT 10 o'clock a. NJ.
at our office. il4 American National
Bank Building. Richmond. Va. Lot
No. II. in Block No. 1. In the sub
divlsion known as Virginia Place.
Richmond, Va. said lot fronting 60.5s
Avenue. and having a depth Of 132
feet, more or less, to an alley.
TERMS: Cash.
THE REAL ESTATE LOAN DEPOSIT
COMPANY.
/. BY D. r, Creecy. President
l.. q. a J. 8. Harvie.
Auctloneers.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Wantcd-Rcal Estate

WE want for client good building LOT
In Highland Park Give full descriu,ion
location and price. Rex o. Jones Co
Inc. ic North Eighth Street. Richmond
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Dynamite cnp In,urc. Child.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Sept 1a.-Earl.
the 6-yearold son of MIR. and Mrs
X. e. Jordan, found a dynamite cap
in street here, took it home and
struck match to it. In the ex-
plosion that followed the child was
cut and bruised in all parts OF his
body and his left eye was injured so
that il had to be removed.
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IUCTIONS-LECIfLS
Legal Notices
81 1
Dividend NOTICE.

DIVIDEND NOTICE
Universal Leaf Tobacco COMPANY Inc
Ths regular quarterly dividend VI per
cent on the 100000 OF Preferred Stock
OF the Cniycrnal Leaf Tobacco Company
Incorporated. has been declared payable on
pctob"r J. 1921. TO the preferred stock
holders OF record ut the close OF businc ss
september 90. 1921.
ID. G. PHILLIPS.
secretary.
FROM this date on ! viii nos i,a ,.s.,on
sio!. FOR any bills unless made by my
self written order. - X Jurk snn
ST.. lios Porter Street.