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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
TRUCK GARDENS FOR POOR
ARE SET ASIDE BY OWNERS
Social Workers OF Nurses Settlement
VIII Turn Ground Over to
Applicants.

Ten plots OF ground on Ashland
street. near tho OLD Reservoir. have
been set abide for truck gardens by
certain bcncvol, u, owners. ANA these
have been obtained by tho Social
Workers III the Nurscs Settlement,
for the purpose Of renting Thorn to
families for forty and afty cents n
month. Miss Kate Blank cnsh!p IL
chairman oi the garden committee.
Originally tic Social WORKERS. rent
ed this ground to children. bu, they
proved too irregular In their garden.
Ing and 1t was deemed more prac-
iical TO turn them over to adults TIN.
result last season was most satIafuc-
tory and Il Is thought more viii be
accomplished this year The work is
done under the supervision OF tho or
Eanl1aion ana the renter has 20 sup.
ply the seed and plants. but II as
distance j. desired :, win be fur
nished. Of ronrsc. wi;hou, charge.
Not only do Miss BIankcnship and
her committee help In the produc.
lion Of tn" vegetables, bat the cook
ing teachers ~ the Settlement House.
nos West cary Street aid in can
ming the products. which is AN in
valuable service TO the housewives
Last summer some of the gardeners
were able 70 sci! produce as well as
10 can ana preserve "a large supply
for the winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Markets
COTTON MARKErs.

NEW YORK. March Systematically
strong Liverpool cables started an ac-
tive covering movement in the cotton
market here today. Rallies were not
fully sustained. and after selling at
100. carly. MAY cased off TO 1889 la the
afternoon but later hrined up again. clos
Ink at ii.4. The general liz. closed very
steady at a net advance OF ~ to q points
The market opened Arm at an advance.
OF 81 TO ~ points ON the cables AMI reports
OF better feeling IN Manchester March
hui 'hcr" wns u good deaf OF southern
selling. and there were soon reactions OF
-, !" ~ points. Th.H was followed 10y an
G,m'f fiur' ~ r"y"tinE Int In the morn.
JuiS To- II .. or - To - points net hlrH
hl'Hr "hlct thc market weakened again
Snni,n,,a naI',Ifition 10y cary buyers and
I.IIently dcnIbnl failed TO broaden NJ
inuth az sOTir" ~ III" early buycry had
n@m'd i9r. nn4 ior tune the. mark 9;
ani July 10 HIS. or within Z points Of
last nights close. Wall Street and local
Shots turned for cover az 'iesc naurcs.
h""ey"r. and the c!usc showed substa n -
SPOT baIs In ih" Southwen probably
ir'lyt I'll" Iate advance. hut generaii s.
, ,.cai IT,, ~" bitter showlng of Liver
"a" local market following r"ceH, severe
~! mos ".T" considered she main factors.
i"tu' - 81 ?4c bales were reported in
,,ntiltr than anticipated. but some OF
'h"n ~"r" aid Ia b" stlli circulating ac-
cypnt'Ef !Tr tho close weakness vi March
III "" market there. Moat Of the private
adE!c"s from Liverpool attributed thu adj =
Ntii'" IN IN" general market 10 cnV.rlnr
auI "a better dcuand. E1port Tor tho day
season. i'ort rcccII,s 1899. United
states vOrt stock. i.ip5.pls
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
SPANISH WAR VETERANS
SHOULD HELP LEGION
tom mandrr-in-ChI.f OF OrunnfyntI,n
:" rrIi- Fiihurh Lee Camn
al deception,

Spanish War Veterans should en-
operate Ia the formation OF American
a Legion posts In the opinion Of / *
~ lthcrSpoon. mmaudcr-!n-chicf or
IN. United States Spanish War Vet
Grams. speaking ut n reception given
last night IN his honor in tho Groys:
nrmoTJ, given by Fit%hugh Irr
camp, No. ! n" stated that troubic
encountered by the Spanish War Vrt
Grams IN organizing could be avoided
ny tHc Legion through co-operatIon
Mt With-rspoon Was .ninr,njn,i
!. at nos namher at TIE Westmorcland club
-!eSter"ay afternoon. at which lin"
Ndlntant-Genrral 10 Lane stern. Dr-
paftnent Commander G"org. G. Fi,z
q, hhEh. and Post Commanders Joscnh
lie MnSurcir, Cha rIes T. Uoffutan
Alexander ii. Sands. Robert r. p.y
ION and George C.. Shackclford. wore
present Following the dinner n VII,
W r,n maze to The Confederate Memo
!iai institute, the White House ~,
me Confcdcracy the Country CHM
ana Battle Abbey, where throulsb
thr courtesy of the veterans inc
murai painting were shown Mr.
Witherspoon. ''
- senior ice-Commander-in-C Chief g.
j.. Hc!neman. Of Norfolk. who AT
tchued The reception last night. viii
accompany MIR WI,herspoon with Mr'
" inZhngh To Washington 10 virw Inc.
a. inhuGuratlon. and later TO Philudcl-
= pi!R ana New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
ASKS STATE TO FURNISH
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS
General Stern Requested by War
Department to Aid ia Filling
4 900 Army Vncans,tco

General 10 llue stern. adJutant-
General Of virginia. and IN charge
OF mo Virginia National Guard, yes
: treday received from the War Depart
: ment, communication REQUESTING
ms cooperation In acCnrints more
than 1000 commissioned officers need
ed for tn. regular forces OF the init
ed states. These vacu ncics must be
filled soon. and the War Department
Is bringing IL to the attention ot the
state departments In chm rye OF the
National Guard IN an effort 10 al
lcyiatc this conditions
Examinations for commissions viii
be held under competitive rules. The
date !Or the examinations has been
set FOR April -, Applications must
be sent in prior 80 this date. Blanks
can hr obtained AZ any military post
or station.
The largest number Of officers arc
needed IN the Infantry where So
vacancies occupy. larg" portion OF
THIS quota must be- iillch without
delay. The FiGldArtillcry needs
about COZ while the Cavalry. Air
Service and other branches arc in
need Of commit So! DuCd men
1t Is contemplated shat Successful
candidates hc announced and appoint
ed or nominated and appointed. about
two months after tn. cxaminat iou.
Candidates attending schools and coll
leGcs VIII then have an opportunity
10 complete the present school term.
Appointments will Dc made uc-
corhini; I" merit In tho final "N-
animation They will also hc named
on III" PROMOTION list IA tho same
order without regard for the branch
OF ~" service they are in Those
candidates rece!vIn. the highest
marks IN the examinations wili be
hrst in line Tor promotion to the
rank or nrst lieutenant,
The age of each applicant must
be between twenty one and thirty
years. Al tho time OF the Nnal cx-
animation cach inan must be IN one
OF tho following classes. a warrant
officer or enlisted man OF tho rcEu-
lar United Stat.-S Army, and having
had At least two years service i
ih'thn.r OF 'he oilcers frFcrFc corps
or enlisted reserve corps. member
of the national guard. or "A graduate
Of technical institution approved
by the secretary OF War.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
PLANT JUICE HAS
BENEFITED FARMER
John Bowman, of Chula, Va.
X. Il. ID. No. 1, Says He is Re-
lieycd Of His Disability.
NOW PRAlSiNG PLANT JUICE
Glad to Add His Name to the
Many Richmond People Who
Endorse the New Medicine.

One is not required to take Plant
Juice. the new herbal system tonic
for weeks and months before he re-
ceiVcs any benefit. In order that
skcpiicai people may be convinced
Immediately, the formula is so con-
Structcd as to give almost instant
relief thereby giving the sufferer the
necessary confidence He will then
continue the use Of Plant Juice until
he has fully recovered his health.
TO these skeptical individuals who
want to be shown" the following
signed statement from Mr.. John Bow
man, who resides at Chula. Va. Or. T.
ID. No. -. will be OF interest Mr.
Bowman is we'll known in this see
ton of the country. lie said:
Il am ~ years OF age and am en-
gagged in farming--in fact. myself
follow the plow every day For some
time had been in "A badly rundown
condition. and Plant Juice was highly
recommended to me by q friend as IL
great system builder. and so | de-
cidcd to take ii. Plant Juice has re-
stored me to perfect health and helps
me To keep off old age and its dis
abilities. The first bottle proved to
me that Plant Juice was lust
what my system needed. and it
brought back my health again. am
glad TO have the opportunity to make
THIS public statement for Plant Juice,
as il has been q Godscnd' TO me-
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
In stomach trouble. gas fermentation.
that heavy. distressed feeling after
meals and on. retiring. 1t attacks
and destroys all poisons In tho blood,
corrects diseased conditions of the
liver and kidneys and restores them
TO normal condition.
Plant Juice is sold ut The Tragic
Drug Co.'S store, in Richmond.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison.
The Drug Man. and in Chase City by
The Chase City Drug Co.-Ady. e
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
sUNDAY-sCHOOL TO GIVE
BIG RELIGIOUS PAGEANT
Park Place Church Sponsors Pres
cntati0n Which VIII Take
Place March H.

religious pageant Will be pre-
sented at Park Place Sunday School
which VIII be held this evening at
the church. Elaborate plans for the
even; are being made.
'Raphacrs Angels. will be repre-
scnted by Misses Margaret IIcind!
Mary winfrey. Esther Mann. Susie
Goodwin. Louise Davis. Ann White
Denny White. Elizabeth Davis. Bern
ice Blunt and children from the
primary department.
personated by Misses Lucille Mat
thews. Elizabeth Shorcr. Marion
spencer. Olive Berenfeldcr. Elizabeth
i.ddems. Edith burrows. Louise Comp.
Bertic Davis. The cast for the re
production of the scene To he known
as aiOscs in the Buirushcs," will in
Ciud" Raymond Clark. with Waverly
Jochabed: Miss Martha LaTouche. as
l!haraoh's daughter: maids or homer
Misses Mary Dunnavant Virginia
Whipplc. Ruth Ncrr:1ht. Jessie Shcr-
rod. Bessie Sherwood and Mary
Mcsdamcs Clarke. ShackeIford and
Eddie Thomas. J. r. Ycamans. and
Edward Newell Will give 'SolomOu's
Wise DECISION, and Others in the
ardson, Spencer. Misses Harlan.
Good. Machie. Bcrtic Davis. Willie
Davis. Willie Miller. Robert Hawks.
V. Todd.
Frank LaTouche will sing: THE
Ninety and Nine" and Banning Ed
dington will be David the "Shep-
herd Boy"
Mrs W. Il. Newell. Mrs Beveridgc.
Carroll Miller. a. W. Martcnstein.
Grace Burnett, Elizabeth Jones. Eliza
beth Herndon. Annie Shorer. Nancy
Pulley, Marion Spencer. Robert
Shorcr and Edward Newell have each
a part.
y full rehearsal will be held at
G,3O T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
"A Home Made
Gray Hair Remedy

Gray. streakcd or faded hair can
be immediately made black. brown or
light brown. whichever shade you
oesiTc' by the use OF the following
remedy that you can make at home
Merely get n box of Orlex powder
at any drug store. II costs very IT.
t!e ana no eNtros TO buy. Dissolve
1t IN or. Of distilled or rain water
and comb il through the hair. Full
directions for use and 4 $4,000 gold
bond come in each box guaranteeing
the user that OrlcX powder does not
contain silver. lead. zinc, sulphur,
mercury. anilinc. coal tar products or
other derivatives.
II is safe. does not rub off. is not
STICKY or gunmy and leaves the hair
fluffy. II Will make gray haired
person look twenty years younger.
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
CmIcAGo GnaIN MAnKrr

CHICAGO. March .i--t'n.Rsincss over
political tension In Eurou. tended today
T., To-. maxi, ,i; wheat prices avnrase higher. The
miI"ct C!oscd irin al tho sam" AK ycs-
i.flar's finish tn no uu. with March
Siris' and May Si.512 to Si.5S. Com gain"d
I" BE.
WIN news at hnud TINT allied military
anu iEt'"i FORCES were fnssriDg 10 Cgprc.
Germany ana that tho rcrure.t ious confer
"ncc AZ London had GuIckiy thrown aside
1,rinnhy' nnnncini plan the bulls ia the
"htdt market showed "A DISPOSITION 20
pick up courage Suni. what. ifuturn4 In
E"!n". however. w.r" c"iiicractcd To "a
considerable extent bT rsriiua,ca thar far
n"r reserves amounted 20 @1,s,0.olJ bushels
NOR man lnAt year and les reports 'nit
sifing wheat sc"'ilng had been begun in
southwestern Minnesota on the other
hani SoSs!p vas current that Conriru-
iu"nt notices shOMci u falling on In as
much ~ rural selling - avoid March ]
taxes wns at an end Taken ~ "A whole
GSi" Was ,lght and ia" market easily in
Nu"nc"d. Win shorts covering q, the last
Corn and oats w"r" strengthened by 49,
strtl"hs ihat co'!sut:uiiuu gf both food
Stunts since last hsryes; had been the
lnfE"St IN Vie history % ;hc country,
d"splt" "A decr"as" IN the nurn Der uf farm
animal provisions adv. need in lin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
W0EEN v.H) OyERGrRi

Man may work from sun to sun,
but woman's work Ia never done" In
order TO keep the home neat and at
tractive, the children well dressed and:
tidy. women continually overdo and
suffer in silence. drifting along from
bad 10 worse; knowing full well that
they need help to overcome the pafns|
and aches which daily make life a!
burden. Lydia l.. Pinkhams vegeta-i
bile Compound ia a medicine with spe j
cific value which overcomcs many.ofl
the worst forms of female complaints
as the letters constantly being pubs
lished in this paper will prove.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
CURB MARKET

NEW YORK March l.-Penrwcd selling
OF S''urltics In the curb inprlr, tnJ,v
resulted tn further iosscS befn- recorisi
IN n" nor active stocks Several new
10" levels Tor the present movement Were
reached. hut losses wnr. g..u.-,iis 80
nn'd 20 l"SS Than a point The n.w stool;
bl t'ds'nh Williams - Wleuore YEAS ~ :
iroiuc"d 70 ,he market on II yhcu-issrod
bhsIh; "hd declined fraction from tho
Naracnibo. Carib Syndicatc and SI-nu.
Irffr."niu declined tract onsu- In IN.
Sthhihfu ON group Indiana sh,rrs de-
tnhci "p.ut ii ;p.nt. Dcsui.e ircrnn sod
nnit.,,' ,flSt. international Petroleum aid MOI
ia.i o..o" - recent low !ev"i
IN IN" Industrial S"'tion Ihi-oI,y IN
Hhcco ana candy stocks were Ion.r I'M,
h"Cilr"S ""r" small Duran, IL, -.
main i"lnrd a steady tone around IN re-
cent hlrh. Metal stocks showed .o,rc i'm
ns"Ecinont oyer last nights c!rrirp p,nI ,
weT" generally heavy. but loss aC,iv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
ing, Antiseptic Liquid

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with eczema, blotchcs, ringworm. rashcs
and similar skin troubles. Zcmo,
obtained at any drug store for Soc, or
$l.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t Clcanscs and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is 4 wonderful. penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. II is not greasy.
is easily applied and costs little. Get
today and save all further distress.
2Ec L. w. Rose Co Cleveland. o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

The proof NJ this ia shown by the fact that
when organic iron is supplied 70 their
blood. tina; all their multitude OF syrnp-
toms often quickly disappear ana the very
men and women who were formerly 40
complaining now become strong. healthy
AID vigorous with even dispositions and
a sunny, cheerful nature.
Nature put plenty OF iron in the husks OF
grains and the skin and pccls III vcgeta-
olcs and fruits TO enrich your blood but
modern IN ihods ~ cookery throw all these
things away-hcnce the alarming increase
in recent years. in auaemia--iron starva-
ton OF the blood with al its attendant
ills.
II YOU are not willing 10 go back to
nature then you should rat more such
iron containing vegetables as spinach and
CARROTS and reinforce them by taking d
littlc organic iron from time 80 time.
usually take. Metallic iron ia Iron juSt as
Il comes from the action of strong acids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly
The best cough medicine you ever
used. 4 family supply estslly aud

You might be surprised to know
that the best thing you can use for
u severe co'.eh. is u remedy which
j. easily prepared at home in Just
- irw moments. It's cheap. but for
PROMPT results it heats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
o-di;ary cough or chest cold in "a
hours. Tastes pleasant. tOo-children
NIX" it--and il is pure and good.
Pour 2Ha ounces of Pinex in Il
pint bottle; then fill it up with plain
gyanninled sugar syrup. Or Use clari-
fed noiaSscs. honey, or corn syrup,
instead al sugar syrup. il desired.
Thus YOU make u full pint--a family
suPply--but costing no more than il
small bottle Of rcadymaGc cough
syrup.
And as n cough medicine, there is
really nothing better 20 be had at
any price. 1T goes right to the spot
and gives quick, lasting relief. 1t
promptly heals the inliamed men,
brancs that line the throat and air
passages, stops the annoying throat
tickle, loosens the phlcgm, and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis, Group, hoarscness and
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is highly concentrated COM
pound of Norway pine extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2N ounces of Pincx"
with directions and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso-
lute satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pincx Co., TT. Wayne, Ind.
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rnOyIaIoS MARKETS..
COFFEE.

EEW YORK. March i.--Th" msrkc, for
coffee futures showed further declines to-
tHN, prices 'railne r"-T .pAy rrcprd- TpT
the season on .sli i.i.vsr'eH Tha unsrt-
tied shnHluc nt tho Bsar,Iau cables pro-
NOTED the sei.inr, which "as SUPPOSED %
hDscrS' and urObUb'" HpIso haiEtuc. Tho
market O'..u-i at decline Of I To s
points with May falling OF 'n p ana
July ~, 'u.!"s he I.iils u, Nc day; a.
about y 20 . POINTS lover Closing prIr"s
w"r" 81 shade NJ from 'ho l"nrs. o.. cry-
crins. "l'h The rtet show, - net losses
~ 10 points. Marlh. so. NAV. 5.s
JU.T =. Sgn;nnb.r. -: October. IL
p.r"Inhcr al.
Spot rof'e4 was -,pprtci in moderate Dc
maud ., -. 20 q. for rio "a snl a. to
10 fpr Santos -. 10 change AZ fin uGrt-
once was reporiel ia cost nj .-cirh, o,
f"rs santos g. being quoted at 81 20 ::
and HiI IS - rlt - $50 american credits
Private cable trIm u-az,l estimate tho
present santos crop 100000 and the
coming crop .; $50 -" bag.
TN OF IC'ai cah.cs uu"tad The dollar
buying rate n r"is lower. with an ad-
vtnCe az i.t i' th" rtt' ~ rio cNrhtur"
on London Sau'OE futures were -. 20 10
rcis lover md RIO showed decline ~ ~
r'iE brazilian MOTT receipts 1870; Jun
diahr receipts 1850
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RETAIL GR0CERS PERFECT
PLANS FOR FOOD SHOW
W. w. I'Iiicr Elected Chairman of
committee ON Baking Contests
for Event

final arrangements for IN. r,,ro
= oou snow TO be given under IN,
Husplcts OF the Richmond RetotI
nrocers Association were completed
night nj the headuua rtcrs of no 80,
sociation, 90 Fast Main Street. The
3 SHOW VIII be given in the Grays.
I. y rnory the week OF April 5, and viii
have many unusual features
Z" w w Tiiicr. prcsidnn,
eroccrs association. was made chair.
man OF the baking contcgts IN =.
held during show week. He an
nonnccu That contests would he hnId
on bread. pies, rolls, plain ana rnnc,.
cakes. ~ was announced that only
!. six booths for the big exposition re-
o. main to be allOtt ed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

on small pieces OF iron and is, there fore
an entirely dineren, thing from organic
IRON Organic iron in Ike the iron In your
blood and like the iron in spinach. ienti.s
druggist under the name OF Nuxatei from.
Nueatcd iron represents organic iron IN
such highly condensed form that ona
uos' Oh IL Is estimated 20 DO soprosi.,
mateiy equivalent lin organic iron eossss.:
tent) TO eating one half quart OF spfSach
one quart OF green vegetables or haifi
aozcn apples. RS like taking extraofs
o. beer instead OF ealing pounds OF meat
over 5000 600. people annually Erc dsisRs
NuSated Iron 1t viii not inJure he teeth
nor disturb the stomach. y few doses via
revttal'.e your WORKOUT. exhausted npsyss
YOUR money win he refunded by tao rs@nti-s
tacturrrs u you do not obtain aatJssae-
tory results beware Of substitutes. Al
ways inss; on having genuiau organic,
iton.-Sutatad Iron. Look for the iestSrss
y l. on every tablet. AZ all druSstsft,,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
.\,'iu IInId JoIn, Ncc,In-

Here VIII be meeting OF all co
operative leagues in Chesterfield
County Monday night at S o'clock in
the Chester High School. when a spe-
cial good roads program will be pre-
pared. Included on the program is a
moving picture given By the Virginia
Good Roads Association, Mrs. Thomas
&. Whcclwright. president of the
Federation of Leagues of Chester
field County, announced Every league
member in Chesterfield County is
urged TO attend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
NEW ORLEANS,

NEw ORLEANS. LA. March IA
ht"ht tendency to react was shown Hy
cotton today. and la n. early ,radI!a
"tp",lai4y there wr:. wide advances Re-
tr!'7iDHk cam" iator. !DI owing the -
gript II untavn'ahie political news from
London. hu, ia the lat. trading reduced
urc"s against new demand o. coil se-
al-uer, nnd ~. Close was at net gains
~ me day 90 20 tu - iuiuts with Marc h
ur 10 10 cents pDuud.
~ VA" early trading new buying Of con
stF."hc" va! met 90 volume and. also a
tIol demand came from covering saUrtH.
IN the ppeDlUg mach uf the incentive. for
blh ahr 49, fDInl u thr hrher Liverpool
market man ~" ~" incrgasci Srp; do
NAM raryr'ed ~ that market and hiarrh
.'.n"E+ 81 sri. $50 bales. The nrs, adj
vance las..d untl n amounted ~ 80 to
q point. from this level The rni,-h.t
~fs driven down 10y thc trend ~ vents
W tbs conference uv.r German rci,rh-
iiruhiiunq and "a" throat Of hostlltlicS bv
fTgnC" tr'h l"Vri ODly to g. points pr"-
w ma niic., .; YESTERDAY a. ,ne do
y-"NtHl WsitTlH..F and thtl Eu.ytl! q, iv,'
demand wag further auErl-r.ic: b. rurstar.
'ha' n" Soviet government AT i'ctrO.ruI
h h.s,ai i'iiCynn the tone On The .siese wa.
Were uuChaUEsG ii.1j Tor inlGGliu.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02
WHEN MEALS
DON'T FIT
"Pape's Diapepsin" is the
quickest Indigestion and
Stomach Relief


stomach is sour, acid, Eassy. or you
feel full and bloatcd; when YOU hav,
heavy Jumps OF pain or hcudach.
from Indigestion. here is instant re
lief.
Just az soon as YOU eat n tablet or
two of hapc's Diapepsin all the
dyspepsia. indigestion and stomach,
distress caused by acidity ends
These pleasant. harmless tablets OF
iapc's Diapcrsin never fail to ncu-
trali1c the harmful stomach acids and
make YOU feel fine at once. and they
cost so little at dru: storcS.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

taxpayer was married, and living
with husband or wife. claim may be
made for tho $4,000 exemption. II
single. or married and not living with
husband or wife on December 81. the
exemption is only Sl.coQ
The taxpayers status on December
81 determines also his right to the
exemption OF $4,000 as the head of n
family. IT on that date a single per-
son was supporting in his household
one or more relatives. lac IS entitled
TO the exemption. II his support Of
such relatives ceased tlurini; the year.
he is entitled only 10 tho $1,000 cx-
cmption.
Mobile Plumbers WnIf<-Out.
MOBILE. ALA, March l-Iinion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-02

NI,W YORK. Narch i-ThrTe was no
Ghanra y ne locn! raw sugar inarit.t "a,
freight .eGus,. to ~ for c.7trii:r:al. Thor
80. az ~ -'' .'tE-- ~ 10" :; N-tt;oge
IN" coinmii;cc rc'.o-ted 10 :F.sh business
No CHANGE occurred in r-iiDr.i prices
which are liStri a. as for Ine rranu-
lHtsd. although ia" demand continues
quit" Hc'Ir-. With sor.e uf the rcfIaors
'tlll withdrawn.
While the volume OF business In sugar
futures wRs a litt',. larger. a. vsts. mostly
n the Wa 81 switching opera long. March
being exchanged tur Nay at u points az
ference. athasyr!s" there Wps n itt."
scattered liIuidation. and prices Were a
shat' lower. cI"siuv A. net i"rl--s Of $
t. T"u'I Final bids. March. AZ. MAY
80. Ju.y Us. September SO