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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11

torious Miss Lisle, starring Rather
inc Macdonald. This picture will be
shown at the Liberty theatre, March
1918.
As Gaenor Lisle, a beautiful girl
with haunting past, who is passing
through the French capital with her
husband on their honeymoon, Kath-
crime Macdonald employs a type of
dramatic talent that so ably portrays
the fact that she is a vivacious bride,
married but a short while, and yet
depressed by the overwhelming bur
den of a past that may at any mo-
ment be exhumed before her hus-
band, who knows nothing of the
scandalous affair.
Her fears were not without founda-
ton. Out of the human tide that
eddied into Paris from all quarters
OF the globe, her husband meets an
old colleague who tells him of his
wife's implication in an affair that
kept London agasp,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11
$50 LONG LEFTY"

so Long Lefty the Robertson
Cole super special picture which will
Ia shown at the Grand theatre,
March 10 and IA, will give some
POINTERS in an amusing way to dis
satisfied husbands.
Tommy was a strong healthy man
who needed nourishment; but Lefty
was more concerned with the dan
SAINTS" and the latest in gowns, than
she was with domestic duties. AS a
result Tommy tried to exist on sar-
dimes, crackers and tea dust.
To make Tommy more miserable,
there lived right next door dear little
Oracle, whose long suit was cooking,
and Tommy nearly persisted every
time the aroma of fried chicken and
gravy floated from Gracjes window.
But Graciea better half cared more
fer style and class-aJ least he
thought ne did. i"T lie Gcli-
ciJus meals Oracle 'amaN prepared
for him.
Each man sighed for the other
mans wife. Then a brilliant CD
idea came. How about changing
wives? See the picture and find out
how it worked out.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11
"FICKLE WOMEN"

On March l 5 and 16 the Grand
theatre will present as its banner at
traction David Butler in Pickle
Women This story was adapted
from the Saturday Evening Post
story, Sitting on the World 1t is
q typical story of American rural
life and deals with the humorous
love exploits of an American boy who
after making the world safe for
democracy by fighting in the mud OF
Flanders returns home to find that
a Stacker has taken his girl from
him.
1t is said that there are many
wholesome laughs, most of them at
Inc expense of the young hero, who
In the end does a little laughing at
the expense of the other fellows.
1t shows that it is impossible to
Keep a good man down when that
man can smile when another fellow
roos him of his girl. But this hero
works little different from the
average movie hero After a few
signs of outraged love, he corners
Inc chicken hearted wretch who has
caused all his trouble and after a
sound thrashing makes him take
osck his false SANDER Then when
me girl wants to come back, he re-
fuses to have anything to do with
her and marries another girl who
mas secretly loved him for years.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11
.,up SONG OF THE SOUL"

.orhe Song of the Soul" which
.ooes to the Grand theatre, March
- is taken from story by William
rocke called An Old World Ro-
monce" 1t deals with a blind beau
~ and a disfigured mantle beast;
ND Of how their common misfor-
tunes we're finally blended, through
aols.sacrlfice and love, into an en-
during aud happy marriage.
Miss Martin plays the role of
hoauty-she is we'll qualified eX-
,ornally and artistically for the part
wbo in her childhood, loses her
oiobt through fire. That she does
not lose her life is due to tha courage
Of boy playmate, WHO is disfigured
as A result of his heroism.
Years later the two meet again.
rorrv Wendover, the boy grown into
man. has retired to the "backwa-
,or" section of the South, recluse
from life as a result of his sensitive
ness over his facial impairment.
stunned by men and women, he in
turn shuns both. When he acct
dantallv meets Barbara, he is aston
ished that she does no recol from
his Scared countenance. He dis
covers that she cannot see, and d
friendship grows up between them,
and later they are married.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Allen Riley, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has been appointed eX-
ecutor of the estate of Allen Riley,
deceased, and has qualified as such
executor.
Notice is hereby given to all per
sons holding claims aginst said de-
ceased, to serve the same on me or
on Neill & Sanger, my attorneys OF
record, at Pullman, Washington, and
file the same together with proof of
such service with the clerk of the
superior court at Colfax, Washing
ton, within six months after the date
OF the first publication of this no.
tice All claims against deceased
not served and filed as aforesaid
shall be forever barred.
Date of the first publication
March 4, 1921.
CARSON w. TAYLOR,
Executor of Estate of Allen Riley,
deceased
Neill e Sanger,
Attorneys for the Estate.
Pullman, Wash. mar4apr1
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11
THE WONDER MAN"

Georges Carpenter, who will be
seen at the Grand theatre, March u
and Is as the gentlemanly hero OF
The Wonder Man a Robertson
Cole production. IS an all-around ath-
lete as we'll a. heavyweight boxing
champion Of europe.
Georges is SO shy of interviewers
that the information could never he
extracted from him bu, his manas9r,
Francois Eescdmps. Is not adverse to
sdch facts finding their way into
newspaper offices Nay, the volatile
little manager goes further than
that-he boasts of the athletic
prowess of his prodigy, produces
French sporting records showing
that Carpenter as a Splinter is only
one-Quarter behind the worlds rec
ord for the 100-yard dash, and as a
pole vaulter he is only one-quarter
OF an inch under the best French
figures.
But Georges does not stop there.
He can do ten miles cross country in
record time, he shoots we'll, he rides
better, he is an expert at tennis and
plays the net game while training.
He is an expert at billiards, swims,
handles the oars like a professional
and can manage a gasoline engine
whether it be in a motor boat, au-
tomobie or airplane.
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1.-THE STRONGEST"

Particular interest attaches to
The Strongest" the classic of the
screen from the pen of Georges
Clemenceau, the Tiger OF France,
which William Fox presents at the
Liberty theatre, March IA, because
the keynote in the love affair be
tween the American, Maurice, and
the Ffench maiden, Claudia, is that
Of closer understanding between the
United States and France. 1t is
not, however, war play in any
sense.
The young people first meet in a
hosp;table French village through
hich Maurice in the American uni
form, passes. The young and ener-
eetic Yankee remains in France to
contribute his peculiarly American
punch" to French industry. When
a series OF highly absorbing events
leaves the girl stranded, Maurice
takes her as his bride to the United
States, the land Of opportunity-the
land of The Strongest
The picture was directed by r. \,
Walsh. a wizard in the etching OF
character and the accentuation OF
atmosphere. The story that Clemen-
ceau wrote first as a novel, then as
a photoplay, he yisualizes so that 1t
wins a permanent niche in the spec
tators memory.
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go AND GET 1T"

There is a strong appeal in Mar
shall Neilan's mile-a-minute melo-
drama of newspaper life, GO and
Get It for overseas men who have
or are contemplating returning to
civil life in the adventures of the
hero, Kirk Connolly. During the
war Connelly's task, much against
his will, was that of cook. But he
found time between meals to do some
real hero stuff and get wounded. On
his return to private life Connolly
gets a job on the editorial staff of a
big daily newspaper in the hope of
becoming a reporter. But to his
great disgust the managing editor
sets him to writing cooking recipes.
But fortunately for the young vet
eran this condition does not last
long. He is eventually assigned to
a big story and it leads to one of the
most amazing assignments a reporter
has ever had fall to his lot. And
the eX-cook book editor acQuits him
self in a most creditable manner and
gets the story and scoop" But
you will have to see this picture at
the Liberty March 1918 in order to
appreciate how truly big it is. 1t is
First National attraction and is
considered by them as one of their
Lnst rnleaSns
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LIBERTY PROGRAM

Saturday and Sunday, March 1913
Go and Get 1t" (feature) ::
episode No. 10 of Bride Thir-
teen; Mutt and jeff comedy
Monday, March 1.-THE Strong
est; episode No. Z of THE
Phantom Foe; Movie Chats.
Tuesday and Wednesday, March Is
16--Theda Bara in Kathleen
Mavourneen"; comedy, Happy
Daze"
Thursday and Friday, March 17-1S
katherine Mcdonald in The
Notorious Miss Isle; comedy,
The Slicker"; Fox News.
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rmmnHMNmr ~ As44as-z
Iti,'i AZ Asa )
GRAND PROGRAM

.dav March 12-Vivian Martin
in "The Song of the Soul
.,v and Monday, March 13-14-
Al Christy's comedy drama, 80
Long Lefty
o.dov and Wednesday, March 15-
1e-David Butler in PICKLE
Women"
rSrrsdav and Friday, March 17-1S
Georges Carpenter in THE
wonder Man,
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THE NOTORIOUS MISS Isle"

Paris, the mecca OF art Students
the Babylon of the pleasure seekers
and it's evenings of wine, and morn
iues of headaches forms an entranc-
ing background for one of the most
dramatic situations in the latest
First National attraction. 1.-THE No
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-03-11

Don't ask, What shall l do with
my fruit" but rather, What have !
done 10 make demand for my pro
Gucts?'' Advertising makes the de-
mand.
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now about that backyard garden,
" 1t all planned for the coming sea-
son?
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lands TO REVIEW
VA. LEAGUE CASE AGAIN
LEY Assnclnted rrcsa.l

CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-.ludGe Ecne-
saw NJ. Lands comm i"ncr OF base
hall. today agreed to straiGhtcn out
the championship tangic in the Nir-
ginia League.
Cutil recently. the Wilson. y. c..
club led tn" league. Several games
were protested because the Wilson
club was alleged tn have paid players
salaries in violation of the salary
limit. President bradley OF the
lcaguc. threw the protested games
out. a!I"wing Portsmouth To take
FIRST place.
Merchants % Wilson. irritat.d al;
the loss Of til" championship. agreed
not Ia trade with any Nriri nia firms.
Norman Y. Chamhliss, business
manager uf the Rocky Mount. y. c..
CLUB. which won The championship for
the iirs; half OF the season. appeared!
before Judge lands with II rcrucs'
for an luV"Etigat ION. several clubs
are Involved In charges "f violating
the salary limit aud the ill"Eal trans
fer OF high SalIricd players. The in
vestii:atiou will be conducted after
the close of the Virginia League sea-
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BRITISH GOLFER TAKES
TITLE FROM AMERICAN
IT, rnitch News. !

OTTAWA Sept. 23.-In tho semi
final match for TIA" Canadian wn-
mans soli championship. Ai"Na Stir
ling, American woman champion.
once more went down to defeat before
the brilliant play a. Cecil Lciich. OF
England > and /.
Two thousand enthusiasts com
posed the gallery that watched the
two women stars as they went around
the Itincrhead course and cheere,i
both winner and loser vociferouSiy
when the match came to an end. The
American girl played an impressive
game, hut Miss Leitch's superior put
ting won the contest. II was the
story OF the English championships
match all over again. -
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PACING EVENTS FEATURE
RACING At COLUMBUS

lliA \..nclnt.nrr rs.L

COLUMBUS. Sept. 2y- ,;.aud CIR
cult racing here today MAS featured
h1 pno!uS events and unusual l,r-
iormancrS i'm many respects wvre
hr"urli forth before III" four fields
81 side h"-l"r> had Finished thor
days work.
thrvg- pace, tn. Horse lie.
vie" fnturt>. t"o ia tire" heats.
purse 50 ""o
,n,g,imar. 70 i. hy Hvlwin 'raylor) |
rimc 2:o3 l-t:@.ll 1T.
~ 'insN l%lrinH ~" ii"t"i Hart
jimmie M,Ncrron. b. e. hy
LACK Mrk"rrou uiap /
'lim H., nix. q tErittcnh"lb : !.
Nhhc Hal. TOR. IN. ,St"kcSb 80
Walter Is. br. =. t'alim, . >
Ruth i'atch b. IN, white
I iHI Nj. ntro,, wrack. Ii.niian
SSilkw""d and Ruth q; also started.
fim"--@:05 -. 2.p2 II. 100 ia
2:l3 class pacing thrc@ heats.
purse. SI.UUc-
BABY Gintcr. b. M. hy Peter
". ,Whitcheadp ..... !
Direct Light b. x hy III
rect iint G.rEp ..... = >
Lewis Wit. /. <. Cl:r,kin,p ;
M",Jori" the Great L.. IA
Levi ,ne Great. Hockr, ratc,.. In,
II" jny. Nina Direct ANA judge Wnk.S
@:,i Ia
s's class pacing ;hr,c heats
rtNr -. y. cMclrwm ,...l 6
Roger -. "h =, ,'Iltm
Mary . Common b. NJ. NINdrD 3 !.
Flo h:,t"n. "a, ~. ,rvtt.rr !
'nhVIy\ sweet. -. =. ,~tuN"SI :
Rom" ne% }. 4: f. ltomctast !.
Al 80
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BRILLIANT FAST GOLFERS
ARE BEATEN BY DRIVERS
"Chick' Evans. Champion,
and Hunter Eliminated From
Amateur Tournament.
u, .irNan,i.- T.. Jones.

~. LOUIS cpl'N fry CLUE, CLAY 9
TpN Mo- Sept. 23-ThiS was tin"
day for ducks. Jesse Guilford. -"
Boston siege gun" and FOB card
ucy, oC Ch!caso.
n Vas terror on dry feet Chick
Evans The amateur GOLF champion.
aud Willi, l. IlLnt"r TIL. holder "t
th' handsome. hand-wr"ught british
trophy of golf supremacy.
Tn" tw" champions were laid at
rest ana neat little rpiiHPhS bear
Ing the lc Sond nc tried h.rd nut
sank iu the mud w"r" placed at
;n,Ir n"adSJon.s in the sciuihua.., II
The national amateur golf champion
snip tournament her" today. Car l.
Her defeated Hunter. brilliant Suu-
qu-vor Of Bobby Jones. : ana I. anu
GGiIt"rd defeated Evans. : ana .
Both matches We're auticiimatic ana
soddcu. The PLAYERS ted on in the
morning in q driving rain It-ta"
lain cv"r stupp.d all day long Tao
greens wcr. nice wadinG pools for
tn" children. ar. in i'nch, might
have hccn line locations for Il water
around the course carrying umbrellas.
and We're followed hy a gallery tha;
looked l;l>" one Of those pictures -
Chinese coolies "n the way To work
ON Il damp mnrning.
Ia spit" of this. Gardner ami Gull
;"rd played mighty lin" Guif. BIG
fellows aud mi-!ty drivers. the dav
was made for them AGAINST Surn
brilliant rasi golfers as Evans aud
Hunter.
umpiyos Mogar,ty ana Wilson.
%
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y. ). PRISONER GETS
HABEAS CORPUS WRIT
NiirGc'i &" Have Krrriyrd SGp uuu
Worth of Platinum stolen From


NEW YORK. Sept - - Federal
j"dg" Marvin in Brooklyn today
GRANTED Meyer Ripstcin a writ .of
hahras corpus restraining the United
states marshal from returning him.
I" Tennessee. where h. Is under IN
dI"tm"ht Tor having crininally re-
c"iv"d $50 ouo worth Of platinum N.
lrgcd To- have boon stolen from "a,
s"'ernm, ordnance plant during the
war.
fhe CONT savc the government
thirty days in which to appeal with
II pueSi that il he heard IN the United
states circuit Court Of Appeals
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Trustee S
Auction Sale

80 - ACRES. WiTU SMALL HUlI.D-
!EtS. ~ ME'kl.f.NEI Rci coUN-
~. NEAR CHASE CITY.
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TrEsnhY. sErT. n. 1921.

+. SlTTEEDING.
u DNittIl;AI..
tIihS. Is. WILLIS.
TRUSTEES
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HMNEEEiINiMlI!


could see it was helping me. | am
keeping house now and am able to do
ell OF my work. cannot say enough
for your medicine. 1t has done moro
for me than any doctor. YOU may print
this letter il you wish. - Elizabeth
{. CoELEf, care OF a. p. Corley,
Edmund, S. c.
Ability to stand the strain of work
is the privilege OF the strong and
healthy. but how our hearts ache for
the weak and sickiy women struggling
with their daily rounds of household
duties. with backachcs, headaches.
nervousness and almost every move.
ment brings new pain. Why will
not the mass OF letters from women
ali over this country. which we have
hecnpub!ishing. convince such women
that Lydia r. pinhkam's Vegetable
Compound will help them Just as
surely as it did Mrs. Corley
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CONTINUED From Fret rag")
ston was GU, at FIRST. O'N"ll then
doubled to the wall and it looked aa
though iioyt was IN for typical
ihnkc" explosion. But n" S.;tIod.
tanning "Coyic" for the second out,
and caught JAMESON al nrsJ on i
clos" play.
ii",t Fans Three In One Frame.
In tn" i!rst inning lac famed Jamie
son. wood ana Smith and Wanlby IL"
second man up died on lrst. wh.r.
n" wouldn't have been bat for al,
error by WALTZ Pip. TIA" Yauks' frs,
hHS"tnau.
Ruth walked in the first Win two
on, and non" on ia, waS forced FOR
IA" third Sut at second lie came. up
I'm TIA" fourth with on" man on; ana
rob"dy ON base ANA slammed a no.
grounI"r at S"w"il tho bail buunc.ug
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n"d> Mni.e Demand en- numnn,,,.

RIGA i.ETNiA. Sept ia note
demanding that HuuInia surrender
General Maxine, antihol shrVis, leader
in III" Ukraine. together with his
followers. aS common criminals" has
h""n DISPATCHED TO RumHniu lay tn.
Soviet authorities. 1t WAS annourrrr,
IN 4 wireless message from Moscow
today
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+ !. CRAWFORD.
rrMStnr.
UNITED STATES MARSilAI'S SALE.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIR-
CHINA.

By virtue OF an order Of sale ISSUED
out Of the United States District
Court Tor the l.astr-r District %: Vir-
eIni:i on The l3th da? OF September
1871. notice is hereby given that {
VII! Sc!! by pgbi.c auction. subject 10
confirmation 10y the court, for cash,
On Tuesday, the @,th day OF Scptem-
Der. 1921. ~ ~ o'clock Noon. al The
Bank street entrance OF Ia. Post
ONCE and Court Building. Richmond.
Va, the steamer ''knScd.il." her en-
f!ncs. boilers. machinery. boats.
tachlc. apparel, appurt-uhiCcS and
furniture, as she now Hes at the cry
wharf. Richmond. Va.
CLARENCE q. SMlT!IERS
United States Marshal.
By ". t.. Wiltshire.
Deputy United States Marshal.
Hill. MONTAGUE.
Proctor Tor Libcllant.
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fJCTfDNS-LEG1L.S
% I
Legal NutIcrs
|. SAFE AND CITY BANK.

"iioNAl. STATE ASD CITY BANk.
richmond. Va.
$, September ~ 1871
m noard OF directors OF ih!s bnnr
~ dividend OF per cent. pHynbl. Dc-
'F Isi. 10 StockhO!d"rs % record sep.
h',t -. lysL Checks niii b" mailed.
W =. INLAND.
pun DOMIHiDN TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. Va. September H.. 1871.
a. % moo lIny OF III" directors OF The
| dominion Trust Company hold TINS
;. uo regular quarterly dividcnd OF Z
cent on tnc capita! stock OF the com
| ny was declared. payable on ana after
tubor /. 1924, To HtrckhUid"rs Of record
OF september -. !9sl ,hcchs mi!i he
'iied. ". II. SLAUGHTER.
Hichmoud. Va. Sept 20. 1924.
rhc annual m""ting OF In. Mayo Land
III Bridge Company VIII 10" h"la AT the
Ice OF the cuinunny. Mayo Island. al,
y clock l.. VI. Wednesday, October o.
2l. for Ia, cI"ctinn ui oihcrrs and such
ncr business as inay come before SAID
Sol. CuTCni%S. sccretury.
THE PLANTERS $AriONAi. BASk.
|rhe directors o; this bank have. today
cleared tho regular quarterly dividend OF
per cent On the capital stock. payable
;ober /. .iy2l. to, The, st@ge&ShoiGets OF
N''"' "'' ." " IS. 81. GODDARD.
Vice President and Cashier.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
Richmond. va.
81 ptuuIDcr %, 1871.
Is day declared u dlyiIoud " Two per
ia, ,sSo). rayah!" On ana ,ft"r October
so Of business Scp'clnncr -. 1921
l.. - AYlETT. Secretary.
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"' \ ;SHS' =" J.! ~ M I'll HC lid
:,t'H. NE, ! !;t.Zi:d i,i cCuN-
-N'-'''' '-i-'HE CITY
In execution of "a deed @, ,rus, ia
tn, U'd-rs ipnod trustee. dated Marcu
=. i9l: rccord-i IN Deed Rpok IL.
pages 33' nud So. viii. at tn. re.
quest -! tt. nutchgider. default ha.-
INK 1""n mad. In the Inynicn, o!
"a" G'bt therein secured. sell 10y auc-
i.un, ON N" prem s".
'ESIAY. SEPT i.si
:, 4. Ci,r. - \; "
49,
- $500 '"'" IN 'h' s"'d
81. ia 49,
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SENATORS WIN CAME
fEv Associated Press !

" NSIIT NTTUN. Sept. ~ = Nor-
ridge pitched Washington /" Il victory
over Detroit, : Ia |. in n duel win
Leonard today. y single bv Ind.
scored the winning run in the nliih.
aitrr the bases had been loaded IL,
'i"Hlin'S safety and Il pair OF passes.
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WOMEN VINO
CANNOT WORK
Read Mrs, Corley's Letter and
Benefit BY Her Experience
Edmund, s. CT was run down
with nervousness and female trouble

dllU sui ltISu -
cry month. l was
not able to do any
work and tried a
lot of medicines
but got no relief.
| saw your medi-
cine advertised in
4 little book, and |
had not taken Two
bottles of Lydia
r.. Pink ham 3
Vegetable Com
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FOR RENT

N'ry Attractive Apartment. con
itHg 90 rooms, IIt,h.u.itc and!
btiHs. iurillsh.'i or urfurrlshcd. ia
( h"w "ELIIAEETRNN Apart
~ Building ou Fpgrill street he
cen Main gal FrHuhliu Strorts.
" rrn ANA most attr4.t!v.I..
p'roH Immediate russ"ssIou can
3 HnpkIuS Madison 1885. or Allison
Iilsir. Room SO
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W t'' ~ ~ lbisH-
W ashinStuu.

summary: TWO-buNc hitS---IIuTris
Ncach. ORourkc. Blue. Three has,
hit--Houng. Sacrifices hanks. Doubt.
play-Rasslcr Ia Merritt To Blue. Lcft
on base-Dctroit. 8: Washington. y
Base on balis--OfI MoEridgc. of
Leonard, 4. Hit by pitcher MoS
ridge U:iuc). Struck out--by Mng
ridge. Z. by Leonard, :. l'mpircs-
Evans and Iiildebrand. Time 40.
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ATHLETICS TAKE TWO

fiv AsS"ciuu,d rrc>~.i
rHfLApELr'!IA sept - l'lil"-
dchNiT took both ends "C dNUhlc-
h,Hurr from chicago nv scores uI
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'liAS. *. WILLIS & co.
I;.aI EstAt" AuCtiOu.c!s.
Ia execution OF "a certain decd Of
i-i. dated january 20. 1927. record
iu olcrits office. Richmond Chan-
$ Court, in -. u. 21i-D. page lia
Fault having been mad- ia ih.
|ynont OF portion OF thc d"bt
.roin secured. ami being required
10" b'mcnCihry so 10 10. We Win.
TUESDAY. SEPT q. 1921.
AZ u'c!oCk T. NJ.
'e"ed 4" A'll. on the Premises, 80.
' Cedar Street ut public auction,
property described ia said decd.
'fil tntt certain lot OF land. with
|ptoN.iuonts. known nS No 40vU
par street Richmond Va hound
VIZ B"giuuiue at III. northeast
rn'r O.: Cedar aud Baker streets.
|nrinE "astwardiy nipuE and 'front.'
/ on in' north Ian" Uf Cedar Street
io.t amd extending haGh 49, feet -
EitN , CASH sufficient - pay all
SIS "i sale, INSURANCE. ANA taxes
day "f shlr aui "a Gont Of ;l@U.iT.
lance ~ the sum secured in tho
|au 4" b" phid In ~ monthly bond
illiucuts ut sl5 - cash ;rst one
ming dUe October -. 1871. haiaucr.
any Z" hu paid in on" and twu
hrr. with interest. secured by :,
- ~ trust on aforesaid property.
for nil cash AT IA. outiun Of the
rrhus'r
i. slTTERDING.
= u CNitSEAI.
'IiAS. Is. WILLIS
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FOR RENT

Doctors office in new ''ELIXA-
BETllAN Apartment Euildins on
Fourth Street, between Main and
Franklin Streets. consisting OF two
rooms, lavatory and bath Strictly
modern ana up to date: rent reason
able. Immediate possession call
Mr.. Hopkins. Madison 1896. or Allison
building, Room ID.
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CUBS BEAT BRAVES


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