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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
This :, Colorado State Fair -..t,

This Is Colorado State Fair ~eAt,
The event for which many hundreds
OF people throughout tn, state. no, a
Tow In other states. and tho officials
of tho fair organization have been in
duStriouslN working during tn.
previous 81 weeks.
II IN tho week during which tn. city
OF Pueblo. abou, which the vhoi.
nation talked during tho month OF
juno. will entertain the ,hronss of
sympathetic and curious visitors. and
tho thousands who come to SEC tn.
srca'eHt exposition Of natural and
products over conEr~SAt-
cd In tho Rocky Mountain region
colorado's Ercat vacation week with
Pueblo as its playground
From every section Of Colorado and
from many other states visitors and
exhibitors have already arrived. Tn.
state Fair official. and tho CITY Of
Pueblo viii receive all with open arm
and tho glad smile, Everything is in
readiness and every cffor, will h- mad
TO mako every visitor enjoy himself or
herself
Pueblo look. pr-,,ior and better
than over before. She never had such
a bright outlook.
Well can this city show September
smiles through Juno tears.
tolorado's state Fair ia now a real
exposition: tho fruits ~ her soils. the
products OF her brain. tho output from
hrr factories. the work of her ci.i.crs'
hands. arc hero tn he scon. Each Of
these win call forth the admiration Of
tho sppr-cistivo. and stimulate the cf-
forts Of the ambitious.
frssonH learned Ut this fair pill last
always. good Impressions made can
never be obii,orstrd
\ wonderful place for tho meeting
Of old and rarely seen acquaintance.
tho ideal opportunity for tho making
Of now friends.
Tho centennial states annual set-to-
Ecihor.
II rpou- tomorrow morning. s-ptsm-
bcr g
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

at the fair-an exhibit which costs to
prepare and maintain hundreds OF
thousands of dollars, and an endleSs
amount of skill. experiment and ma
terial. to say nothing OF the years of
research. demonstration and conclu-
sion.
so when one come. to think of
what 1t means to make a state fair
such as that OF which all of Colorado
Is now proud. the magnitude of what
otherwise would appear As lust
happened" proposition. 9rows in the
human mind to proportions i'm
measurable.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
new BUILDINGS SAT THE FAIR za.zzz1A
GROUNDS SHOW PERMANENCE
This Proves That This State Institution Will Receive
Greater Support From Commonwealth
In Future

Ocular evidence of pemanence stamped upon the
Colorado State Fair grounds.
For time the establishment OF the fair under
auspices local association later changed 10 state IN
ution recognition by the state legislature which grant
and became fact state institution thru INC
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

purchase Of tho Land and the buildings
hy tn. state and the creation OF a com
mission appointed by tho governor for
the first limo In the history or the fair,
Il now hrs permanent buildings
And these arc buildings of which the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
COLORADO STAEfARD
"ES' GROW Up ll bPSY
Each Years Exhibition Is Product Of Long Hours,
Days, Weeks, Months Of
Planning

The Colorado State Fair id not iee grow like Topey
of Uncle Toms Cabin fame but has been built up from
nothing by years of ceasees and reles efforts good
mana cement by and women in organization
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
DENVER To- SEND
SPECIAL TRAIN TO
FAIR ON TUESDAY
viii Bring Trainload or
Boosters, 4 Band And
Jolly Big Crowd

The Denver people arc determined
that tho Governor OF tho state shall
not be lost while he tE in Pueblo on
Tuesday. They arc going to he on tho
same trail. and will come down IN
special train on tho G. and $. railroad.
i-s.vinE tho Capital city at o'clock.
This In n combination arrangement
by tho Civic and Commercial Asso-
ciation Of Denver. and includes rep
rcn-ntstivca OF a number Of tho lead
ing clubs OF the city on the Platte
river. Tho management Of tho fair
sent tho civic Association special In
vitaiion TO take in tho fair and find
out how big II In. and they responded:
that looks good to us. and vc prc
with you" Tho Denver people were
with US in tho flood rehabilitation.
and now they wan, TO rcc how vo'yr
emerged from the Jirsrtcr that could
not down Pueblo Erit.
Tho outlook " for a big crowd IN
discmbark from the special on Tues
day. and Pueblo with the fair Of
firiais. vii give them a fair time
that they wilt remember for = year.
and more. Thcrc arc good folks up
tho road. and We want them 10 know
tho good folks down here. So. here's
welcome.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
PROCLAMATION

A..
is public educated in And
eorcon
alcad placcam Coloadom
The Twcntyhnd General Assembly has made for buildings be
nuaex
NOW THEREFORE, Oliver H. oup Governor of the State of Colorado
chcandym sympathetic to the
WITNESS WHEREOF have hand and be affixed the
Seal the Capitol in Denver this T~cntyhf day Of April D.. 1921
Covcrno.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

-:2< rot az cntric-) 5000
Ono mile running 5000
:. mile running ...............S $3.50
T. mill mil. rqnn,ns psl,T chang. ,,da,.; ;asO asS
,:oo-Canning demonstration. boys
And sirl-' club rooms.
e:oo-EShihi'ion OF Auto-Polo: +:
actual contest In evening.
s:oo-Fashion Show. ts,rls' cloth
ine). bcya' and girls club rooms.
EVENING
Admission N CENTS: seats IN grand
stand. so cents; boxes. 81: bicachcr..
80 cents.
5:oo-Exhibltion fancy driving and
s:oo-Auto-P Polo con,eu. between
American and English champion
teams.
s:ao-Rsi,io Of Jut,snd reproduced
on stage In inficld. with entire change
OF program.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .s
PUEBLO DAY
FORENOON
AtmNsior SO cents: grand stand.
20 cent?: boxer. 81. bieschcrs. 50
CENTS.
5:oo-Gs,-, open TO employees
s:oo-Gstcs opon to tho public:
automobiles. so cents.
s:5o-AIi departments will he oror
for inspection Of prize winning cJ-
hihits: Wait auto show in tcnta
s:5o to ii:1o-CsnninE d-monE,rs-
tions. boys and girls club rooms.
a:5o-Trap shooting on trap
grounds
Determination of babice in
Better Babies contest.
AFTERNOON
i;oo-conccrt by tho band In tho
grand stand.
i:oo--rrap rhoounk on the trap
grounds.
Baseball game between Victor
and Salida. Elhs' baseball league.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
PROGRAM
SUNDAY. sErrrMBEF =
pEErNRNTIoN DAY

Tho gates will be open and most Of
tho exhibits viii 10 In place iot In
q ~ c~tipu.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25
STATES GREAT
VACATION week
Pueblo VIII Be Playground
Visitors From All Parts
OF State

Tho -eek Of an the weeks the bast
Brings riches from Dam. Natures
chest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

rprcan, parade Of Boys and Girls
clubs In attendance
400 to s-on-fs shion show 'toy1
rluthineo. boys aud girls club.
ENESISC
Admission rs cents. grand stand
seste. 50 cents. boxes. 81. blcsChcre.
80 cents.
5:co--tudsinE fancy driving horHes
AMI fancy saddle horse
Exhibition irilL full field
equipment by Troop e. After drill
Pueblo citizens arc invited to inspect
THURSDAY. sEFrTMBUF -
tho troop
SN-Firo works.
AtL-CoLoRAuc DAY
FORENOON
gon-gateg open to cmploye,.
soo-gates opru to the public
sdriEHior SO cent-. automobiles. 30
-eniE.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

pie Creek and Canon City Elk.'
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-25

CONTINUED on Neat rsse,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
STOMACH TROUBLE
!. FOR OVER ONE YEAR
Mrs. NJ. {. Wood, no =. Harri-
son Street, Richmond, Gives
All Credit to Plant Juice.
FOR RESTORING HER HEALTH
Can Now Eat Her Food With
out Distress and Is Feeling
Like New Woman.
FOR RESTORING HER HEALTH

The health OF u man or woman is
so absolutely dependent upon the CON
diuon OF the stomach. and great care
should be taken To see that IL per
forms It's proper functions. As age
advances the stomach muscles become
weak and inactive and the liver does
not store up the juices which are
necessary To prompt digestion. Some
people are helped by eating prcdi-
gcstcd foods and taking plenty OF en-
"rcisc, hut this. in time, becomes irlS-
some. The main requisites OF good
health are good digestion. pure blood.
steady nerves and sound rnsttui
sleep.
Plant Juice. the new herbal stomach
medicine, now being introduced here
insurcs all this and more. II puts
the stomach in shape to properly
digest tn" food, tones up and invig-
crates the whole system. nling one
with new life and energy. II eradi-
Gates poisoning, stimulates the slug
giSh liver into action. corrcctS consti-
patton and regulates the howelS--ln
fact, il assists Nature where assist
anCr is needed.
The following signed testimonial OF
Mrs. NJ. &. wood. OF il0 South Harri-
son Street. will be Of interest Mrs
Wood has resided in Richmond for u
number OF years ana has Il wid" ac-
quaintancc. She said
For some time had bccu troubled
with my stomach, could not digest
only the lightest kind Of food. as il
would fermrnt in my stomach and
cause gas to form. Almost every
thing ! at" seemed to Disagree with
me. and felt weak and miserable |
started to take Plant Juice, and now
am able to eat anything | want.
sleep well ana have no more trouble
OF any kind. am glad to recommend
Plant Juice to others"
Plant Juice is a vegetable prepare
ton extracted from the roots. leaves.
harkS. berries and iihcrs OF humorous
medicinal plants. II is Natures own
remedy and works wonders. 1t gives
almost Immediate benefit and leads
10 permanent relief in practically
every case where people suffer as
above outlined.
Plant Juice is sold a the Tragic
Drug Co.'s store in Richmond
For sal" in Petersburg by Morrison,
the Drug Man, and in Chase City by
the chase City Drug Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
JAMAICA RESULTS

First rnc"--two-ycar.o maidens: SELL
i Ing, NJ" :url"nsss- Roster Girl. lo7
hnaicai, ,ioI CRahfn,. : TO .. ! to .. } to
. second: Witchwork. 100 (Miilcr). 30 to
N.n r to ,os G rim ,hr M,-s Tnsi9l l ID
fano; Vendor, Meuso. Fred Knncr. Tho
clnckmcnd"r.
second race, hrce year Odds: allies: six
"a" 8; to 6. won; Cimarron. Iii
,hrnderl, - g !. TO !. to |, second;
M'ieY to HNiiSr, II ,NF4%mer}. 10 to
Also rIn-Hunatrix. Jamaica BELLE Ten
buttons Foam. Mile" Cadcau. Ocean swell.
NatnraI. Magic Heather. Thimblc.
War Machine. ITO (Rcirirucxl. to .,
@T . to s. won; Lady lillian. lo7
,!alAy 100 (Co!,iie,,D. 90 to /. to /. ! to
l. third. Ttmc-l:ti 10. Also ran
'nali"nEer' fnvour. parniey. Eeziah.
the Rainbow handicap: $1,000 added: six
Observation-Disclosures. le2 tSande). !, .
TO ). - :. won; Auiacinus. lie tKum-
Ta ST 70 a lrnFne 70. second % /
10 3. third. Tiinc--l:li a. Dominiuuc
and krrwgr Rancocas stable. Also ran
hrrwcr Gladiator. Captain Alcock, Peter
i'lf,h racc-;wo-y car.olLs: i've furloncs
- Little Chief, li5 tFatorl. TO 20. out,
!insl. 20 TO |. to l. even. third. Time
loo 80. Also ran-lrish Brigadicr. Bril-
maidcns and winners oc one race only
one inilc ANA seventy yards --Ivcrnian, li3
SSi Tbnrn.sr - ~ !" 70 = =" i won
even, second; Diomed"s, no ,colilns). 10
{" >. even. TO }. .h!rd. Time-l;ii e-5.
h ,iSn nnd Mir" Wn'TIeury entry
ton. High Value A!llirg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

Woods. .; Marion. : C.: District judge
~ H. watkins. Of Anderson ) G..
Clerk clandc NJ Dean and United
states Marshal John q. Saunders.
tn>r~ Argued.
~" iN"i.- Southern Railway Com
pany. p!amtiG in error. " Columbia
Compress Company. defendant In cr-
ror: cr'or TO the District Cour, a.,
Charleston. :. g. Causs argued by
Frank - T"mpkins. ~ Columbia. :
g., for plaintiff in error. aud 10y j b
;. i.yicS, of columbia. :. G.. for de
PENDANT IN crr"r. aud submitted.
No lSS9.--T Alcx IIcis". adminls-
traitor of Marion - Hawkins. do
ceased. plaintiff in error. ~ John
l!1rtor Payne. - al. defendants in
error. error Ia the District Court a,
Columbia. : G.; and
No. iS9o-r. Alex lcls.. admits
traitor Of william Edgar I.owcry. do
ceased plaintiff IN error. VS. John
barton Payne - al defendants in
error. error TO tn" District Court at
Columbia. :. g Causes argued to-
rcther by n w Robinson. o! Column
bia. :. g. FOR plaintim i'm error. and b,
Douglas Mckay. Of Columbia = c.
and y y. WILCOX of Florence. s g.
for defendants in error aud submit
tod
No. lSSi.--.Iohn Barton Payne. plain
!stra;or, etc. defendant in error err
no /" tn" District Court II, Roanoke.
TO b" argued 10y Smith n Fuuknouscr
and staples. cooke " NIuz"lgrovc. Of
Roanoke. for plaintiff in error. and
by William II Worth. OF Tazcwcll
!or defendant in error.
40. lSa3 -irmin'us Chemical Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

FRS; rooc-,he Silver Hills; FOR three
no tha o s" Gaon s,oI 81 ss
Won Lady Madcap. iO7 tIIowarD $3.50
; sS5S sSy@nL: r2nE"s. NJ 'Alisni $40
Mac. Golden Dreams, Music in the Air.
MARY G2mncy
ana allies purse. :il,soo; four and q half
s4 aiS sa Go" Non ~ ,6c Conn sSSsS
;NaSas 5.'0 Mira. A''f Gal; s.s is
Ka!Nnkana. Canny Lady ana Mesquite.
:iN;senth- Tribune. i68 (Mooney5. 1880.
ryson1- salO co. a sseSSSa S %efcha i nt
il3 tConnoiiyD. $2.3c. third. T!me--l:46
sandy il. Sam Mc " kin M eASE wyatt
Fourth ace--two-yoar- old colts and
and 4 h.Lf !uricnss-Topmast'' III liz Con CON-
uullyt. $500. Si.GD, $3.50. won; Ret Noble
wuom 6iE5 r 2y isso 'e tSi1d
Iin"-:5' - Also ran--Stamp, Dorius.
I'!;th racc-four-ycar. olGs and UP:
Sa,mqs ne,ss ps?S son mijs ana
itiro;nD. $3.50. $50 second. simpleton.
Aso ran-sandy Mae. Docod, Paris Maid.
:, six,h racc--shawncc Park handicap:
GGurtshif' ioa ,MSSnesJ i'G SOS. 60.
s%g u" .si129, ,won' Hansoon lo7 Gear,
nrr), s'-'u. SS.SV. second: Flags, IFS
Murray. $3.50, th!rl Tinc--I;li 2-5.
Ms" rnn-irst!nc;ion, Columbia. Tenn.
sway; iiy Golly, Ent.mct"r. NIL DRzie and
EHrld DAY.
Seventh race lhree.yg"r-olds and up;
claiming. nurse. $1,000; purse. $1,000. one
mile and " Observation-Disclosures Girl, l0T
fTanc!sl, $500. $500. $3.50 won: nellie
The N!rs.uiar, 50 tScorlicl $3.50. third
Time - 90 Also rar--lIcreaf;er. Louis
Lou. Capt Burns, Walter IL. Pcarce.
Grace.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
Commissioners Sale of
SOB West Franklin ST.
At Auction

Ss9ncery Court Of the city OF Rich
..sat Va, entered January .. 1918.
ana oco-her :. 1917. respectively. in
the suit Of :darlon II. I.anrhorue's
executor ct ais. VS.. Julia Putncy
Estes ot ais. We viii offer for sale.
on the promises. on
FRIDAY. MAY 20. 1921,
At g o'clock r. NJ.
the property above referred to- The
Icsid"ic" Is an unusually attractive
lro"n- stone front. baths. hard
"oh h1ors, electric lights. heated
pest residential district and is one
BLOCK from the Commonwealth club
ana Monroe Park. The lot fronts
thirty 500 feet and runs back on"
hundred and hf,y feet 10 a ,wcnty-
foot alley.
TERMS. Not loss than one-fonr,h
chsh aud tn" residue Ia three equal
payments, At g. IL and IS months
from the day y! sale. said d.f.r,.,d
raym --Its to -" evidenced b. rn,.s
q. thH purcha5gr, WIN !n;e..n:
per cent per hnuGm fio'n ID of
sale, Tn" title 10 the said proueriy ,n
be retained rs tho court an So.
nnriiy for sad deferred payments
money IS paid and a conyeyanr. ia
ordered hy tho cour,
LANGI;CESE pUTNEY.
j. joi;DAE i.EAKE.
Special commissioners.
earthly that tn" bond required f.,
the above mentioned sui, has b.en
duly given.
ciIAS. O. sAvIl.LE.
CLERK.
y B.-Thc wording mot lcss than
ono 'purth cash means that tn"
purchaser can pay as much more
than onc-fourth cash as he wants nm
10 and Including the entire purcha."
money.
HAVE sou rented {, nous" YETI 4 Wanted
- Rent 4! ga IN" Times DlBgatgh all
trobah!y ma on" tor you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

n"ny, pinint,m In error. vs.. Acme
Manufacturing Company defendant In
error error /" tho District court at
RichIuond. TO he argued hy g V
Meredith. of Richmond. and II L..
Gordon, Jr., OF Louisa. for plaintiff in
error. and by T. y. savage, OF Nor
folk. for defendant in error
Court adjourned until this morning
AZ 10 O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
Wilson. ~; swift. {.

Wilson succeeded in ticinc l<iugnn
Tor Nrst place in the Meat Packers
League by defeating Swift yesterday
by tn" score of - 10 I The batting
Of &. Taylor and pichl were the out =
standing features Of The game
Wilson n co. 900. .H0I G6& e" - :
swift " 60. zoe 90 O. :, I
batteries Taylor ana Taylor Green,
RcIchcr. Strausc.
summary: Three base hits-Crcam-
or. Thorpe. Struck out--by Taylor. :;
by Green. >: 10y Bclchcr. /; by Strausc.
q. !Iit by pitched halls-by Green. 3.
Bases on balis-On Taylor. /: OFF
Nrccn. B: off EolChcr. 3. on StrAmSc. 0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
CALI. MONEY

NEW YORK. May lc-Mousy D.. call
o. hc Sew YORK Stock Errhaurc ;oda :
ruled az ! p"r cent al div
E.:nc money "as loaned N small
amounts a. - per cont ror ,iS'v raI
uiueiy day ma'uritI"s. borrowers bid g..
U"- cent t"- Nancy o: all dates Hor"wa =
""fe arranged At - per cont FOR a. mn
i4rlit", "t'h demand light
N'F,dnil' razor rt'"s ruled 81 nc
cent for ~" U"~; names ana p-r cent
for lees Highly rated names ~ Innra-
Inhiur!'lts Tn" ruling rate wa- ."-
c"1'. although th"ro were occasional
transactions at -, p"r cent fYr rholc"
names.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
WILSON AND KINGAN TIE
FOR LEAGUE LEADERSHIP
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
N"rri>. II; l<inEHn =.
W ilson. -: Swift. 4.
STANDING, IN t'itItS
Norris, II. kiuru, =.

M"rrlS \ I0.S Dali team yostcrdnv
Afternoon defeated the kinran nine
by ia" SCor" ~ il to { The game
was featured 10y ihc heavy batting OF
the winners and tn" pitching of lloyd.
SCor" by innings X. II T..
kinEnn ....... too GOO O3- : :
Morris .. 10" OIL OIL - ?
Batteries: Boyd ana Vest: LYDIA and
StrumpC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

..VVH.N - To = TO
summary: Two base hIts-Poole.
kcarns. Ncild. Stolen bascs-Black.
k"arns. Glockson 90 Wood. Keller
man. Sacrifice hitS-C;rcveile. Clock
son. Mallonnec. Double piays-Black
!" N"ilds TO kcarns. Eearns to Black
Left on hascs-Suffolk. II: Ports
mouth, >. SaS" on balls-off Greville,
|. on snyder. .: off Brooks . Hits
off Grrvcllc. . in innings; Off
snyder , III innings: on Rrooks,
!" in innings. Struck out--by
Grrvcllc. =; Snyder. :; by Brooks. 5.
Timc ~ game. ":o5 Umpire. Harbi-
son ana orlL
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

pm isny 81 e. s.as s.' re. rs receipts
10 'St'..', iiTns ss."s i,-i' re..p's =,
49, /, TO =. tlo, =. Is. 6 : ;G~ 50
y 5000. !. go. x. Sid II 6.1M'75.
y. -Sf'f5J. wv 80. WV. 1l5Gi.ut
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
Markets
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

DRY GOODS
~" YORK May d. Cotton goods .vo-c
lHi"icF today. iriCyz w"-r vol main
lhlu"i ana demand frr opt'rH y.ra-
,h""ci si"" and s'.aIs rAIn Si'I,
hosiery marked. cont .fli,u ...pur {. H.
i.g'" E""I- w''" ir'.@u.ar Su.us 9th
~: sl.s- - r"'t. ui"v,I Glzaurri,.. I,i!
600. weather wa- a. factor
%hNtL STORES
HN| ENNii. ,it.. Aia. l.!r..ar,t 70
~ - safes w r'u..p'r. az -n.p-
~ ,, ,'g' ~" hn+n H-nt -d.-.
20 quot - a7 u ti6. r. ~.
Is N t5= *. ~ vt;. So. NV - -
iACEb FLA. May n r..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
CrKH M,HKET.

NEW YORK MAJ l7-Th" earl r.r.c.
Wa considerably more aC'.v. coda. and
n thc "lriS tradtls rrn'rally ,'rpn-
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Too Late To Classify.
Deaths

Miss Nell & jenkins OF 3ii North
Eleventh street. she was the dauE inter-
e. IN" lnsc Mrs. Ellen Stalk"y Jenkins.
she leaves one brother. George W. len
ki"s, ANA one sister, MISS Marie Jenkins,
e. mourn their loss. Funeral notice
later.
p.cu. suddenly. at hls resi-
d"nce. i!ie :. Rowland Street. Tuesday
night May :, 1850 o'clock. ". II.
Hancock. IN tho 5ith year OF his age.
Funeral notice later.
NJ ANSTOS- Entered into eternal rest at
is:i" tuesday morning, Arthur Morris
MaTstO0, IN the 5lSt year OF his age He
is survive! hy IL widow and one brother,
William 4. MUrstun. OF Frederic asburg,
Va, Funeral from the residence. 1920
Porter street. this Wednesday, after
noon 81 I O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18

TON" wHH d played Toward Tho a~.o-
Ron J." n'ark"t W, unsettled. Renewed
~ 'S-u'" ia some .u,-t.rs wiped out mart
~ the carly IMPROVEMENTS Will" SOM,
ISSUES wei hpurh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
JACKETS DROP ANOTHER
CONTEST TO GENERALS

Score by innings Il: I.E.
R.-M -.-- 600 600 OOl-l .
". q l.. -...-.2lo 900 Oup-3
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lost and Found

LoST-On Petersburg pike. a mans suit
case containing mans suit, chiid's
clothes. - SILK dress ana other Clotaing
II FOUND, send 20 Geo Siurrs. 23J9
chaplin Street. Wheeling W. Va. and
rrce!v. reward.
i.oSr-CircIe .: diamonds. 81 stones: lost
either on kcnSIngton Avenue, ives, OF
boulevard, or from Ninth and Hroad 10
lHipu Fh"sicT, ar from there to Rich
mond Inn. Return to Times. Dispatc.t
Office ior reward.
lpST--IaHr OF tortoise. shell glasses RE-
iuru 10 1917 Floyd Avenue. or phone
boulevard 1871. Reward.
TIRES Lost. on Hermitage Road, two
automohilc tires. 32Si and TiaiA RAE-
dolph 5ss. i0S w. Leigh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
FIRST I. VIZ.
suffolk
Totals
Portsmouth,
4
Totals ...........3i

suffolk .........O 600 DOL 0i0-.
o!tSnoHth ......... 900 0O0 00o--0
summary: Two-basc hit.-Street
Home ruR--NHthag stolen bases
Castle. Sacrifice httS-Rice Keller.
man. I"tt on haScS--Sufrolk ..
portsmouth, . Bas" on halls-oft
hIr"S; ]. off McLoughlin. > Hits
on Burns I. OF MCf.oughlin. 4
struck out--by Burus. >: ~ Nc
l.onEhlin, . Time of game. i:25.
Umpire Orth and HARRISON
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DISPLA! CLASSIFIED

By y; W. BOWL; - son and
EoLSNN " NASH. INC.
kcai Estate Auctionccrs,
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HAVE sou rented nous" YETI \ Wanted
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trcbah!y ma on" tor you.
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! certify that tn" bond required f.,
the above mentioned sui, has been
duly given
CHAS. O. SAvIl.LE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-18
VI the Chewing Gum Manufacturing Business Con-
Quoted by Frankin-Caro Company, Inc, Rich
mOnd Va. $500
Honey Fruit" and 'Riichrnint"

20 an Odcr the United
a m asna entered April of
me bankrupt
Va H'N''
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IAsE'"&Nr.hE FLA. Msy u rur-
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