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WIisC OF FlHsV sTkEET
a. WOLLSlkfLA,
3e2i West Cay Street
BckioN's DRUG STORE.
5000 West Cary street
sIiiEkEI'S PHARMACY.
BLANKS BoULEVAKD PHARMACY.
2Sto IVES; Broad Street
CANEDc'S DRUG STORE.
Robinson and Floyd.
PHARMACY.
Robinson aaG MRin.
THE bitANDlS PHARMACI.
260l Park Avenue.
c. I. KERN.
:22s Hanover Avenue.
AVENUE PHARMACY
1920 Grove Avenue
r. l. BOOMER.
1919 Meet Main Street
HEfMtTVGs PIE coMrANf'
PUBLIC GkCG STokEa
i60l iatk Avenue.
wESr Esd coNFEcTioNERY.
1901 West Main street.
a l.. JOHANN.
s27 Nest Ma!r street.
PINE STREET rnAKMAcY.
334 South F!ae street.
Al. n.st broad Street
V. H.. NAY * Bios.
t5A tCsoK A.>aue.
IARRANr DRUG COMPANY.
| WT5t BrDaI Street.
coHE% 20. DEPARTMENT STORE.
~ II East nTosa street
w. (. 81 On DLRS.
$50 West Lt sn Street.
EAsT oF FIRST STREET.
scKEES,
Iog North Thi,d Street.
HUGHES FURNITURE CO..
s-S North Faith street
J. II. HUME.
$50 $orih Fourth Street
RICHMOND PHARMACY.
SO! East Main Street
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Help Wuntcd--Nialc


AHiE BoDiEp MEN wanted to a-cr,r.
- hf'inon. ~hTuKcncn. uotormcn. CON.
dHli"'s also c"lor"d train aud sic. piug.
YOU Write Immediately inT ,priir =. . mn
N"tLh aud Information. Name i~tosition
%"u, want. Experience unuc'css,ry
Runway Inst. Dent. 10. lniiauaunlis
AIIENTIrN-W rcIu'r" 'hc services OF
= To-" teiiIhl. single mon tNhitcD. .re
limit 80. TO l,av" cty imElrtl, ,"N
TWEEN . and / "Wednesday nm,y M a, No.
hours considered Sergeant A..
itiuard
cpLOlsEp tailor wanted mus, hc or,cJI.
Tor nI'"rnituns. steady position. l.. :
N@"lisn NILS. Broad ana sixth Streets.
T. wanted t" earn The bIi he. trade.
uui,o' !"%. tools free. diH.umas given
Der College. 90, Gas, Marshall SIRE.
MEN wanted that own a y!-. Can u,.
i"H locally - iu amy part ~ Tho ini,.I
states 10 sclI something reW Il" farmers
Gi.iyhlrI an! hoiy.s. NIl,c % cali
Mg,Ial Uu.id.ns, |Ri,hr6ul V..
NEN uun work Register w,b pIrb
mono, Employment Agency 3i0 Vest
SHOVEL Kv&NER-w.nfed s,o,,, s,o,o,
f"nl.r g. 'osEo"d 50. i>". n"rc cx
cent experienced man mood nncr. salary
~" l'r month wit. OF wire. q. r
Ii"A"lln y 90. Hasss,t. Va.
"iE'iN tf.v'itnE agents wanted by onc
81 Ainritc"'S largest accident aud health
Insurance companies. SAlrsm.n cover,
ll'E several counties on another proIusi-
F.. sI@n S,m use Iheir cygnlnss ,grontahly on
NSrRcy secretary. EOS Rond Buildinr.
TAILOR wanted, must b. quick. FOR alter.
Mills. 60. rrond AMI sixth s]trc.ts ~
MAKE. your Dispatch Al complete; 1t pays
TO do 1t '''
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S~C!i-RvS.
Ninin and R-oad Streets
ROLAND IL. C~IiILDREY.
IS North Eighteenth Street
WILLIAMS PHARMACY.
f":atS 't!vsi AMI Marshall S;roetA
TURNER'S PHARMACY.
!"catH-hrst and Main Streets.
FA4hMOUH; PHARMACY.
a1S FalrnJuut Avenue.
EAIO%'s PHARMACY.
iwcnty'siAta and veuaO!o s,reetA
= u, CRAIG.
$500 East Broad Stree.
LORDS DRUG STokE.
s.ec - Street.
} L. SMITH
MlLLE!t = KiiOADS.
wEisBEliGEK'S.
FULTON.
JOHN l. KuEsrrK.
40 LOUISIANA Street
!. -. NACGltAS.
.yUI WILLIAMSBURG Ay.uu-
J. y BLACK - SON.
$40 Williamsburg Avenue.
oLTu ;:iCliMoAu.
JAMES 4. GGDSEY.
u" t.aSi lwx:ith Stre.l
T. :. EAItiiSii,
1905 .iul. street.
WASHINGTON ~ EARLY.
S.iG liu.i Street
MooDLASD HEIGHTS.
WUSD4.ASD HEIGHTS 'IIARNACf.
Soi Scinrnes Avenue.
BAhToS HEIGHTS.
BAKrO* ni.!GiiTs cONFECrloNERY.
g. Ho.ta Avenue.
H-.ul-ANu Park.
~. D. VAUGHAN.
Fourth Avc..uo and s,uar, Street
ROLAND AKk
PAKK VIEW rnAKMAcY.
$500 MoAs-SIdr Avenue,
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MERCHANDISE
Jcwclry and Watchc.

iiuRrpNS-rhc icwoiry .tor, that s,ycs
You money. III t:ns, broad.
DEDUCTIONS in siivcrwarc. wcddinr
presents. Scliaaf Bros.. i95 Easi Itrnn.
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Wanted-I!oom>. Board
Apartments ana: Flats

FOR RENT
broom and bath-Fur-
nished apartment. I'M
mediate possession.
Franklin Street, near
Lombardy. Price, rea-
sonable.
broom, modern furnished
apartment. Possession
June |. Located Park
Ave. Will lease to Sep
TENDER. Inspection by
appointment.
broom apartment in the
Possession
June 1st. Price, $50
per month.
New 5-room modern apart
r.lentS on Boulevard. Pos
session in July. Rents
reasonable.
broom apartments on Mon
ument Ave. Possession
September l.
Church Hill flats, on 32nd
st. 4 rooms and oath.
Price $25 per month.
Down town offices. Imme-
date possession. Rent
reasonable. Either single
OF en- suite.
Store 204 North jefferson
Street. Modern and at
t~ractive. Good location
for any mercantile bust
ness.
3 new West End stores.
Possession June Is. Rent
reasonable.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER,
Second Floor First Nation
al Bank Building.
Phone Rand. Sd.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING


classified advertisement ordered Tor THE RICHMOND TlMES-DiS,I
PATCH daily morntns edition Will Ippcar In he mex, edition of THE
EVENING DISPATCH The rates given herewith cover morning N even
ing service in an Instances. with thu eNcep,o OF he SUNDAY TIMES
DISPATCH. which isiCcd parate
Schrduh OF Van Il. Hntca.
2hc 4 word daily. MINIMUM sec. SGT solid.
&c a word daily. minimum Soc. aEaic caps
&c "a word SUudi!. minimum SOC. set solid.
4ca word Sunuay. minimum Ace eat caps.
5 consecutive insertions rice OF ~ Insertions
z consecutive iser Lions rice OF 10. Insertions
:-rOi"t type |
The largest type permitted II, Inc Want d. pages is IL point and the
smallest space. in which a lZpoLn type All. Nay DC set is IN incl. me
rate Tor Ills large Typ is : ceis a word dauy ana > cents a wnI uniay
The same scale OF rtducnons NH Amply AS Tor regular want add
suburban territory. From other sources the rates are: Daily IA cents m
agate line; sunday, X cents AK agate line" tCQunt i words to the line |
Cash aus accompany the oEntr. III II stances
onG term rates Tor business advertisers on uuc
dive Sements received as late MS ~ ~. M. and 10 p Al each week day |
and Vi to Z Nj saturday for correct ssiGcat In tme ncNt EDITION
ANY Of rIiEsE nkANCI WANT AID. STATIONS Will. C,E IUURI
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" uiI,cu-.u Al,


ANIlQUGS-iiisnvst cas-, yi.uys paid. VIII
Gull ~hnSwhvi". W. Mdss-rinan. UGS
Nos'h S,Ntht1 direct. liand"ipn I2O.
ANTIQUES MD FEATHER HEDS-hnN.
thli'T IN ~hrtiIu" furniture. VIII ON
huE mere ~ NtTE.n:h. SEQ all other
hHNri~. lnrn can ~" man that PAYS Ton,
rti,'S.. Madison 5;n7. lizard. rs w,sI
Main Str""t. !si"hunuud. VI.
w II milan arrow heads aud r.Iics
lflC'S ihid tor dcU"pttbi" s;,u,iuisns
rang from 10 cents to s. or more.
S'nh ny f'S!St"rrd ins!i. giving nam.
itiiG adde's hid prices wanted. Ike.
nSrtSi relics VII b. promptly returned
S,.h h,"h'N "Ii"t Tor those purchased.
!'id ont! r'ricCt specimens Nrsb.r
Jones. Jr. /. -. Bon 1885. Richmond.
W ANIEb Slightly used soda fountain
win ten "r iw"lv" Syruvs. ,arhpnarnr'
stat" ''ph.iiy: alternating current soda
''"i'S ana chairs. candy rtfrigrr,iOr
t' Don I'v" nam" OF manufacture
ana hos long used. HuN ijG. Chatham.
Va '
NE 4 desks. onic. furniture and s,fc,
Madison 2s2;
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i;i:i;l.n
Articles for Sale

ARMY SURPLUS SUPPLIES" of All
KINDS: ."nts, cots. D!auhvis. ndinuockS.
Iaiucoats. boots. shoes. !.sH!nHs. unI.
forms. roofing ,sIirniIy rusty), iOc rur
sheet. nCw barb wire. Ssh. coils
tsiisht!y rusty). Sl.15 per coil. .S-horsc-
power Niiu steam engine. si2S; ;ron
safe. hookEccpcr's desk. Office desk.
wood clothes lockers. Sirombcrg time
clocks. Ink wells. desk PADS. o,iicc
chairs. hook binders. II the army used
II. Nc have II. write Tor free vIinIog.
Dept. No. !. Army ana Navy supply
Company. Box 1898. Richmond Va: 20
BROOK Avenue 1903 East Franklin Street.
1901 Lester Street. Phone. RandnInh
hts and Madison 1901.
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WE HAVE
y I~.ItEATINi y DIGNIFIED
PROPOSITION no OFFER
LADIES
" .tit! LAVE SOME EXPEKIE\rE
AN ANSiNG. OR STORE SEI.IlNG.
tASFEi.BEKGS.
>.-, ~ fhSI hlipAb StHEET.
WASTED . y"umg cu!ureI Woman :, 90
70 New 1uTi, us Il nurse Auy., IaJg
N"sl h''ad S;foot
=" iNlEh rNSluER YoUNG LADY
I.bA 49, fs
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-sJCiiGNS--LEGhL!S
Legal Notices

H"mi9onTeaiih a; EitsLni.. mo o,
Sealed rioi,"s'is f"r printing hitc.n b.,.
di''i .",!ya at inp on" hundred nud IN INK
received at ,lIs orIcg up To- /. 81 WI Doe
DAY. Jun" -. 1871 "'N
rccci,eJ Tor binding. w]rnpTinr "!u4 WI be
inE iiie'n hundred copies OF the .,"oy,
rrintc'i schedules. on which all bils .U,
'ho,,I nl,. ~ 80 - in'i"i ma slmp!e rhso
l:,ch M mur, 10 incloscA In sc,le1 .a
fu,ll' Prl"iinE. ana marked 'prurns, ~
,n. G%"' ri, i,%s w'li be- gyan!red 9 n.ky
N',""-n.fr iarnn wo,koi ,nd 10 Ifurnl.s.l,
ia!ini.. performance ut cpntr,ri. '"'
an hiis OASIS BOTTOM VI
'ti'.'. "t.Hi.nt 90 Public ir!utlns.
4%E m Oh, GITT cQNrrnor.Lrt
H,ti,r, I'm" transfer hooks or
b .gscd aiicr JunG' III rf5j.n""ati WI
II. 9 coFEn
On n"EL ?n sGMErEnTy N''
,ro,ri r,,IH,airA do H.,
of',H' iiais s'ol .m&','a rs Coin, nt %"n''
Hs. n,lt So 'nl itoHl tF,9t. E,cianr =.
gn M 2itn dAy of JIM. 4 "DorH" Il
tor - i-"l"winr ruruo'cs; .
'non' 90 .setipn ~ % til 10y. law. 1hl b
."N" '"i lh' "l'...nn ni tnr boSi' "
81 slui bparI TO auth nunilcr a. '",SSs'r,.
o''u"rE not, de.ln PRIME md tp as a.
Outri i-lNn'it annual m.r'.nrr '"
u" '!',l sn,t, rrmncr Of directors ii,
h"'sl'.v 90 'h' ""all md the ~ nlel
.
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REaL EST.ilh IOH s.nE

Yarns and Land Tor sale B.
HltESFEliFtEl.D- Fur sale. i5s aero. a.,
t"d "Hd willie OK and cIEdwooI ,u,r
j. -es. care Thc Dispatch. 80
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RE4L ESTATE FOR sale
Wuntcd--itca, i,,n,r

We STAND ready to rent or sell your ne.
erty. List II win Us. Al. u. Tina hI.op-
S"nohu n'nT First Na,ionai BANK ItuIiI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

WIEN You think % IRE Insurance -
fch! "stit" l""h NJ chus. f. in.h. "'
- Ihc. 'hhs. L.. l.uchr ana OsC,r ~
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N.tcat ion Places

ALTON OrE
Opens June ], 1921
rho most beautiful situation a., 81
.i!ue EiiS" Mountains, Il L.s;inst!.. nm
inc! and autumn resort. on uYa!n M"
{ y q; l;n.,w"y mo usual Imuscmen;s
ArroN HOTEL.
Alton, "a.
Blue RIDGE srK.Nus HOTEL.
mrnt. !'a"suus d!sp,.ls.a wt.gis ,t ns-
t nii "'nS.'i' ,e"n'S riding. bowling.
Hue Ndg. sprins, ilnt.i.' "' O"ohiet
lille kiDGE sEKINGS. VA.
CIH|hk FiEipS-toHior,abIy re.Ir, IN
yrtr. hiinpNrsieT" OF htppy old :.ani,.
prog.c. Exceptional table. C!.cui.' ~ f'n.,
%'"uc,S Tn" EamInlDhs. keswi..I 'Ai.
heiunrl" County. Va. -
-"1liGE c1niAGr: Virginia I,eaeh.
Directly On thv ocean front. n.,t tyI,n.
~ e,um and ,asno solid .c1;nio,t. all
Jun. lst season ana WEEKEND srs-r'
ia':TT"s SMpIad ~ md ca'iy. Mr..
SUMMER EOA.BERS wanted. I@oc.,Ion
HpSy 70 ] y M ''Gim Jhe . Ti"'Ttsi,y
THE kENlLwoE'tu. .lfs.uia leach. VA
orein front. a! rooms no, amd cod
runhimS water. vrivai" biins
THE OhkS FARM IN ii!uc Ri!yc Noun.
,ains near KoanoAo ne!.sNtfI.ly COOL
water. Excellent cooking. BOZ !is'
Route l. koano&" "a. "
Manifestations. Board az
GENTLEMAN with Icforsuc. desires go,
Heights OF GiHteg raSk u,!gnhorm.nJ
fi''an"it state location aud terms
kLAt. Coi.i:E tu- HENI
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for Snlc

Antique SUBSTITUTE uc,uti:ul pinr,.
IN TnuIh OF "eiir!shed vl easy terms. :
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II yHliG..3I..IS
automobile, TOR SAT-.

hHt"hiuDiIrs Tor SAFE n
'Ct,p1,0.r FpIG ton truck. with panei
III, .SoS Coo yord iion and newly
.hlhNtG suitable Tor !gv ....T-y
"Sstts Sons 40. , ana ii Snutn Eyi.nG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

WANTED. a waiter. Must L." willing TO
work: neat appearances pud ready to
riagt ~ once. Schcr's. 100 North Third
Street,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

COLI MHlA phOuuEraph. with uu.rt.rcI
OAK morn!nc glory horn. TIM tni.
.!''.; b"Ek Furniture Co. Inc. Fgrs,
aud Marshall Streets. ct"
FoE SALE i:-ic"t counter. hirChwooJ.
nm condition. 700 Enai tir.cn. -
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CoDer the City and State BY Using I'D. Want Ads
AUTOMOBILES
Motorcycles and bicycle.

HARLEY -pANIDSoS motorcycle FOR sale.
ana side car Good vrt"r. Kou.u
BOX u. Ihonc ituniclrh :ica.
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Repairing

Requiring rs
BARGAINS ~ SHOE UEpNipT>,-
FOR so DAYS ONIY.'
. ,Sh.tdrrss shoe Repairing co.
So. III 500 $500
'".,' 'U'otl H''tN. ...... -. ru,
Al work guaranteed. called FOR ant nc
!!NcGyd VI" &c
1920 W. MAIN STREET
boulevard -. "
FlkNlrtRE ruUhlrcI uud -upholsi.r.I =.
Hesi manner slip covers cut and ma"
-" o" t.H.aui. lou sytrd 72j.
l-ELA%o'S qualify Snc. Sa.u yyi >.
Flith street kando!ph t2ss. '"
iHoHON!tA!.i repairing i:uy.ict, pnooo-
st"hh 20. u" W. lsread -, Mad is
y nandh"ss aud sU!;ctscs r.
paired. Tho E.uU Repair Shuu -, "a,
Hr9ad 81 %iiandolph itI-W "- W"
lhG tttH sac, -itcDairing. 4Ii, p Ma
sHr!4 kan "lG.-W. = l. s,r HhI'
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Lots for Sale
suburban, fni. S.jn

TEN ROOM HOUSE. four .Ct- land 49,.
~: Ear i'ns 500. IYrT.. : roorn
Read, Highland Springs. Phyn. Madison
i2S-N.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-06-08

"now 10 THEY 10 lrg"
y hos often boon aaNc! how an
SSairl4 d! they sell SO many used
@:apiy .n"e,rs- We puy ,hcn
i-Ehl' Many many ucGpl. ar"
-, .'nSi"ts to s"cuT" HupmnbV,.
mat they AZ" Willing 10 take ht:
losses on their old ears in ,-I., -
O. SO. Ia other words. We 40 nn'
!t'Nn 20 buy our business by tuhU,
'hE 'on+ allowances on old cars
WE oFFHn TUE FOLLOWING
BARGAINS.
Ford roGt!stc's, Sg@5
'-''"' Chalmers S!N. oHIy s595.
&C., rag. gui.t b,core ,hey arc
ANnLNroN ALTO CO.. INC
1917 West ii'oa.I street.
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Rooms IND BOIRD
Room, with I;o,r,i

fEANkLlN ikkEI :UO G~ASI-iIand.
totir1S luFilsn'l rooms. with or Win.
out bath. Nc nah. . specially Of IN.
board. '"o'o
GRACE 81. W lI-rnroe cb1n-,I,.
rooms. : !dfS" and | small. ON, su!t,EI,
ioI Il Marty %! } or I. ucNt to uttE. Loy
miothNhtioH cali at Hanover lat.
inE NIL. CRIES. a. 90 Lis; JEac. Stre,t
s'iiCt.S urai-GlaSs board. electric Ixht,
snu aoi water. We specialize IN labs
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Room, MnhnuI .,narn
Rooms for :iousc;,rcuin. q

FIFTH ST. y 65-Handsonov n,-,Fs,.,
lkht h~"n.ekc"p,ns suit. also room.
". :v"- rare. rooms .lui bath
su!ttoI. .iSEt housekeeping y. lodging
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Auto Accessories

WIEN LnylnS u oicyc!e always buy the
Dosi that .s the Ranger j. +; SHarIrs
q Son hi0 We, nroah ''
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'THEKS "tu read your al In Tho Dis
patch as you IcCd this
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Lkii'LOiIfESI
Help Wautcd-Malc 33

CNSrEI.Ek:ItC'S
40 EAST BROAD STREET.
SENT It THE BROADWAY TiiEArER.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
PROHIBITION DENOUNCED
AS WREcKiNC HOMES

WEST HAzLEToN, Pa, Oct. 10
Burgess Henry Martin today said
more homes have been wrecked since
prohibition went into effect than be
fore.
According to Burgess Martin, hus
bands come home drunk and beat up
their wives more than ever because
the present-day beverages incite to
riot and insanity, whereas the old
fashioned stuff supplied many of its
lmbibers. He also said drunkenness
is seen now more among women,
many of whom get intoxicated with
their husbands on home brew.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
IS
URGED ASHELP
.FORDEPRESS|ON
William n. Rankin Offers In
employment Conference
Practical Remedy.

An advertising revival as a means
towsri business Improvement that
would solve the Unemployment prob
lem was suggested In a letter trans.
mittsd to President Hsrdins's unem.
ployment conference through Score
tary OF Labor James j. Davis. from
William II. Rankin, president OF the
VIM. IL. Rankin CompSny. OF New
York and Chicago. Mr.. kankin pro-
posed the initiation OF a buying move.
Inent through advertising that will
stimulate the whole business fabric
Of the nation, and suggested that the
conference call upon men familiar
with advertising and its possibilities
TO develop this suggestion.
Mr.. Rankin pointed out the vast
results obtained throughout the war
period by advertising campaigns Iii
rected toward solving the problems
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
To Have Curly, WaUy II.
Hair Like "Nature's OUn"

Women who have trouble keeping their
hair in curl, or OF securing the desired
wavy effect-and especially those who
realize the harm that the hot iron does to
the hsir-will do well to try plain liquid
simerine. In no other way can they se-
quire such pretty waves and curls, having
all the appearance OF Natures own"
And the hair. instead of being singed.
ragged or dead looking, has such a lively
lustre and wholesome beauty.
II one will get bottle Of LIQUID sinner
Inc at any drug store and follow the sc-
oompa nyinG directions, she will be simply
OF course perfectly harmless and there is
nothing sticky, greasy or unpleasant about
no matter In what fashion IL Is done up.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
AMERICANS TO RESTORE
LIBRARIES IN BELGIUM

. NEW YORK, Oct. 10.-The Com,
mission for Relief in Belgium Educs,
tional Foundation, Of which Herbert
Hoover. Secretary Of Commerce, is
president, yesterday announced the
gift of 100,0 francs each to the Uni.
versities of Brussels and Louvain 70
replace as nearly as possible books de-
stroyed during the German invasion
of 1914.
p. Ladeuze, rector OF the Louvain
University, in acknowledging the gift,
wrote: "If we have been able to go for
ward after our catastrophe, we owe It
to America. We owe her, too, our new
library"
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
MONUMENT IS ERECTED
TO MOTHERS OF 1776

PEEKSKILL, N. Y, Oct 10-A
monument to the mothers Of the
revolution, believed to be the first Of
NSs kind In this country, was dedicated
at Continental Village, a few miles
north of this town, on the 144th ami
versary of the burning Of the village
by the British.
The monument, fifteen.ton granite
boulder, was presented by Stuyvesant
Fish. A bronze tablet sets forth that
the village was a military post and
depot of supplies in the revolutionary
war, and that the monument is dedi-
cateS "in memory Of the mothers of
the revolution, who watched and pray
ed while our fathers fought that we
might be free"
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
SON FROM D. c.
VISITS monkey
G[ANDPAT|ENT
Baoon's Eyes Brighter and His
Manner Becomes More
Assertive.
BY GENE FOWLER.
Copyright, Is2l.)

NEW YORK. Oct. 10.--Arthur s,
Bacon. son Of Irving r. Bacon, mon
key-gland patient. called on his father
In the Hotel Majestic yesterday. He
said there is no doubt but that his
father had improved since the opera
ton. Bacon's sen. who is twenty-cne
made a journey from Washington to
see his father for the first time in
three months.
II am sure father is regaining his
health, no matter what the cause may
be-" he said. II noted two very de.
finite signs. One Is tha. father il
more self-assertive than he was for
perly. Ever since was II. little fel
low 7 have pictured. M fataer as the
most lovable Of men. He always
bowed to the wishes OF others. "
To-day he speaks more, forcefully
and doesn't hesitate to'bo assertive iii
he's manner of speaking. He seems to
have caught a sort Of youthful force
fulness again.
Eyes Seem Brighter.
The other Improvement that was
most noticeable TO my unframed eye
was his color. He IS ruddy now
whereas he was pale when l saw him
three months ago and always had i
sort OF wan expression. His face is
fuller and his eyes seem brighter"
Bacon himself remains conservative
in his scrunity of his. condition. Al
though he is confident he feels the
view of the surgeons, WHO ara tFyins
to determine first IL there, ~ iDdeed
an improvement In Bacons mental
and physical condition, and secondly
whether the Improvement, II any, is OF
a permanent character.
When young Bacon was asked what
his attitude was regarding the opera
ton on his father, where a monkey
gland was transplanted to Bacon's
body. the son replied:
when ] first heard of fathers plG.,,
10 reveal his name in such an opera
don, wasn't at all flustered. knew
father so well, and was sure that ht
was sincere about II.
ct believe father merely saw
that he was doing the right thing and
no other element mattered."
For the first time since the opera
ton Bacon was permitted to see GER
tain of his friends who have been call
ing dail~ at his suite. Among them
was A.. Norges elliott and Arthur
Bugs" Baer and Sergt. Michael A
Donaldson. -a- -'' -".,
The Washington times., 1921-10-10

which confronted the government.
Rn1 $40.
II believe advertising can help just
as much In this unemployment prob
lem as II did in any OF the cam
psigns exploited during the war, and
that is particularly true In regard
TO the matter OF price reduction.
~ happen 90 know that the con-
Germs that led the way In price
reduction are today six months ahead
n those who have not. and l also
know that price reduction has stimu-
lated buying and that advertising is
the only way TO let people know
where they can now buy goods At
pre- war prices and on a basis where
the long margin OF profit has been
cut down TO a fair margin.
II believe advertising may be used
not only 10 convince the public that
they should buy products that are
now being advertised at a fair price,
but can also be used 10 convince the
manufacturers that they should not
only reduce their prices. but use
advertising space TO let the public
know that NOW in the time TO
buy"
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
PASSENGER ON BALTIC
ENDS LIFE IN OCEAN

QUEENSTOWN, ireland, Oct. TO-
Soon after the steamer Baltic left
Liverpool. one of tho passengers
whose name was given as Edward Por-
rift, and who was described as
journalist, of Hartford, Conn, while
conversing with friends on the second
cabin promenade, rushed to the rGll
and succeeded, despite the efforts Of
the others, I'm going overheard.
A boat was lowered and buoys and
flares were thrown into the sea, but
there was no sigh OF the mans body.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
STANDARD OIL COMPLAINS
AGAINST LOW FREIGHT RATE

something 20 disturb the poise OF the
Public Service Commission OF Mary
land, but the Standard oil Company
has turned the trick. The company
complained TO the commission that
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad SGs
not charged enough freight on OF,
shipments. The Standard explainB II
has been making shipments from Can
ton Piers this city to. Annapolis, tl,a {
charges were paid on the basis of II
cents per hundred pounds and that
icwe now find the correct basis is 1als
cents"
What is more, the railroad compsn ny
has, according to the Standard OILS
complaint, refused to render under
charge bills" FOR the 21a additional
.rents per hundred.
The Washington times., 1921-10-10
EASY FOR DRY AGENTS;
CIDER SUPPLY is LOW

HUNTINGTON, Pa, oct. l0.-Just
TO make life little easier for the
much harassed prohibition officers,
nature has co-operated TO the extent
OF limiting the hard cider supply for
this fall. .-
The apple crop Is bad this year,
according TO reports from farmers in
this section. This also means the alb.
sencC OF those celebrated apple.
butter parties and the elimination of
that popular game, "bobhing the
apples" so common ~ Halloween
parties.