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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-20
HOLMAN AND MILLER
TRAINING FOR SCRAP
Richmond Lad CIassiest Lit.
tie Srrappcr Ever Dcvcl-
opcd i'm Virginia.

Charlie Holman. who meets Tory
Miller at tho strand Theatcr nex,
Tuesday ni,,ht before tho members
Of tn" Church hin Athlete Associa-
ton. Is PROBABLY the Classicst littI,
lighting machine ever develourd "a
;hts STATE. IuI a hoy that Will cor
ta'nly make his mark In the fghting.
game If h." Is handled properly He
has everything that goes to make a.
iirst-c!ass glitter. He has science. q
good punch is n fast as a flash AMI
has tightiuE heart. something
fighter has got TO have to make a
success in thc roped arena. Charlie
has fought some OF the best boys a.
his weight ju tho East. and on scv.
eral occasions hc has given away scv.
crHl poundS 90 his opponent and went
ia ana won
Terry 2li.r Is hailed as con
tender Ton 'l" championship crown
won bE rju,Up Villa from johnny
s:uT a few daES ago and advance in
formation ir regards TO Terry say,
lat me b, whjrlwind in the ring
and Away lighting. Roth Charlie
and Terry "vc trainin2, hard for this
match. am "a" members who sec
this bout VIII So" the greatest battle
between littl" men ever staged ia
this part ot the country.
Another tol-rOund bout which Will
certainty hr hummer and full Or fast
aud hare d-hlins. viii hc between
indy Tucker. The sensational New
York lightweight. anu Young Bower.
OF WASHINGTON. who is well known
and well liked BY the followers of
the mitt game IN this city. Bowen
has had several matches in Richmond
and. with tn" exception OF one bout.
he won them all by the Is. O. route
Tho only "puun.nt TO stay the limit
with him was Bllly Laurie. and lc
was badly beaten at the end. Bowen
is a clean. clever boxer, never taking
an unfair advantage OF an opponent.
and b" has great following OF the
sports her. VINO will go a long ways
10 see h.m ~ action.
Roy Underwood is training hard for
his bout w,-h Lefty WoodSon, which
Will be siN-round preliminary. An
other siN-round preliminary will he
staged h"tw cen local boys.
Those who are not members. and
also members. can get memberships
by calling Madison 9753 A mem
her VIII call AMI sign them up. or
applications for membership can be.
occurred M all the leading cigar stores
and billiard rarlors in the center OF
the city.
Each member is entitled TO bring
one lady
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OF his missing wife. but saw nothin,;
OF Mrs. Hall or Willie.
Mrs. !la!i also was TO be ask cd
what she vas doing at the pennsyl-
'an!a Station between II ana IL
o'clock Friday forenoon. Remscm
toncnhaven. lawyer. told the au.
thor!ties today that he had seen Mrs.
HAN come to the station Somewhat
disheveled." look eagerly about for
few minutes and then depart.
Grand Jurics Ready.
Grand juri"s OF both Middies.N ana
9ohcraci Counties were prepared hy
the presiding Judges today to re-
Ceive evidence in connection with tho
Sayings. This was because Il had
not been definitely established N
which county the killings occurred.
Although the bodies were found -,
somerset II was generally believed
by the officers they had been car
ried 10 that spot after death.
Testimony OF witnesses living near
the Phillips farm, however. indicated
the pair were killed in that vicinity.
IL not at the actual spot where the
bodies We're found. Several persons
were found who told OF hearing
screams OF two women. puuctuatc
by four pistol shots. shortly before
midnight Thursday.
That tho rector and Mrs. Mills had
had trysting place in the old Phil
HIPS house and that they had been
tracked there and slain. was one
theory advanced today when it was
disclosed that the house. though Ions
vacant. was fully furnished and CAV.
Indications of recent occupancy. The
house is but Il few hundred feet from
The Held OF Soldcnrod, where. beneath
an apple tree. the bodies were found
Sdturday-laid out as IL for burial.
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suffering has never returned" said
Mrs. Anna Moorhead. well-know,!
LADY of Arnold. Pa. in recent inter-
view with Che piant Juice Man.
II got 20 bad thought I would
aevcr hav" smother well day. [
couldn't "lr.p right and my kidney
gave me- 1t lot OF trouble. lost
weight ana ieit so bad at times that
had 10 Huit everything and go 60
bed. used lots of medicines, but
nothing dtd me any good
Friends told me about Plant Juic.
and | started taking II and Will say
That never saw anything to oouai
~. II relieved MY troubles and thSy
nave never returned during tbs Last
I'VE years. aud still feel good and
strong hIYe told many OF my
friends ahou, Plant Juice and now
want To say IN this public statement
mat II VIII 30 all that is claimed for
it"
rant jUi,u i4 sold in Richmond al.
rraSlc's rrv@ Store: in Petersburg bv
Morrison, tHc Drug Man: IN Chaas
city by the Hasc City Drug Co.--Adv.
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M"iia 4" rIay Mary browne.

II'I NSsocInted Press.
NEW YORK. sept. lg.-Mrs MoIla
Hjurstedt Mallory. national women's
tennis champion, Will face possibly
her strongest rival for court honors
This season. when she plays Miss
MARY browne. OF Los Angeles. In a
special mrtCt Friday afternoon nj
Forest lIillS IN connection with the
opening az the east West series.
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dtL7iONS-LEG-iL!S
Legal Notices ui
THE CHEsApEAhE AND ynIO RAIL.
WAY LONFaN
NOTICE OF SPECIAL. sTOcKlIoLDERy
MEETING

MEETING
Richmond. Va. August u.s. 1874
NOTICE - HEKEbi GIVEN thal a
Sp-ciai Meeiin. OF tie SiVcKnoldrra of
The Ches.prAhe ala ono hallway Com
pan! has been called ~ tue DO.rd OF
Df-ctoTn OF SAID Company t. % ne.d
TIE cay -; nNCumuaG. Ntgs!n.. Oh Tues.
do. Tie .ptn day % srpir.uovi. 1872. at
!I-Ov O'c1oCn \. Al. Tot tue following pur-
poses
pOsA IL !noT'.-se iav COMPANY .
Capital stuu. y! t!.e a4d!IlOE lnelrto
" -toc" ~ tav pa' amount VI ,iv.-
VV.yVy. ~ he G..GrG iuto 500 vvu
s.airs %: tae y~t .-!u- VI gIVv r,Sa
a. to !nsnr tEr t8ta. sutaOrl ed par
s"!Oe"i vi -Gun c-p.,a. .Iuch sIsS
V-o.vvv. tu'sis.."s %! ..sagyOO =na:es
U! Iar Yai 'a.-c .! 1.uy sacu. aucn
InIi'~s- q! .Sts- slOLh oe VI
,uCu G.Ass VI riassvs. "I.G such ura.g-
h"i-o"s. p!"!r'v"-es aHa .ot!as Do-eI.
uF 'cstEiCiIO"s ~ qualification. Inero-
OF IA ine ssocsaV! ir!s at SAID meet
ins suaA drief!i.I.s- y! autnOrz-. aud
..cS!nt"!.y. without NiEIt.Es TIE gru-
crafty OF tue .oivEuIUa 10 Cuus,uer
and act aiui. .-opU,a, Iast the al
GNionAi capital s;Sck ufst
Instance Yrvi"it'G sIuGA. and inst tue
NaH!-, ur aEy 'icT-ui. uIay De cuu-
'viiIDIe !iiJ CV!In.vn STOCK.
o. To authorize tue I,uaru OF Dl.
fectors Oi tEr COMPANY :TouI tim. 70
time 10 issu- and 10 u.spose VI sucn
additional riOCn Oh sGcn terms sue q
Board may "a the eAeIUIse OF its law
tut iisc:=tiUn drtsrmIne.
tcj 10 tat.fy anu cUnbEm suCn &C.
ton tnrr.'ufOTe takeL authorized
W sa.i BJa!a IA ....S! pa ;!Un OF sucn
tCtIyL ID tHr siOEknYIlrTs as Aay Va
saoiAittru to tho .urrt!pg, ana to tAAs
hncn "thci ana iurtGer aIt.ou IN tho
premises, including the Authorization
OF any neU-dssTy lpprvyTIat,
Am-nhii-nr .msndmvnts =, tho
CnhrirI "a -. Company. iu- SICK.
Er.deit .us meeting may TO-
t-.Iniur AND
othrI business a. may properly coms
before in- meeting.
For the purpose Of the meeting the stock
transfer BOOKS ~i.l to- closed at l.. 81.
on Friday. Septesnh.G /. 1872 and remain
closed until 10 A. ii. "Wednesday
Sepiemh-r "a 1929.
by order Of the Board OF Directors
a. TREVVETF.
Secretary.
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CARDS TRIM BRAVES


BOSTON. Sept l9.--St. Louis PLAYED
Us l"St game of the season against
hoSt"H today, ANA won. = to l. eve
nlhG inns !ntcrciuh series at eleven
wins for each team. Miller was Nil
hard. stocks play was brilliant at
nat and in the field. iiornshy hit
safely in his thirty-sccuud conSccu-
tive game.
The score.
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NEVER EXPECTED TO
FEEL WELL AGAIN
Now Says Plant Juice Has
Relieved Her and She Is
Feeling Fine.

III was about five years ago that
! took your Plant Juice for nervous
ness constipation and 4 general run
down condit.oG. and ! can honestly
say that II relieved me and that my
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it,IStnIi.

Score by innings. y
st. Louis " 900 an, ON
Boston 0 0o nHn onS
summary: Two-basc nits-Bot,om
~. Ainsnith. stock. Cruise. Three
nase hit-Blad"S observation-disclosures
ny schultz. Double play-Torporcer
I" hornshy 10 Bottomly. Left on
baseS"St. Louis. :: Boston. Q. Bases
on halis-on North. 3: off Sell, /: off
p"ak' OF Miller. /; off Matthews.
3: lay Miller. |. lli;s-of North,
~ innings: tnonc out In third on
Sell, } In innings: OF Doak, i'm 1
innings; OFT Miller. IL in S innings:
Wild pitch-Seil. !. Winning nitrh
er-Scll. Losing pitcher Miller.
mMp!rcS; Mccormick and Moran.
Time. ! 30 a.
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FORT WORTH TAKES
SECOND OF SERIES
lEy Associnted prcss- |

=, FORT WORTH, TENAS. Sept. 10.
forl worth defeated the Mobile iIrarS
today. making il two straigh, in their
SERIES Tor the southern champion
snip tn" score was 3 to Wachtcl'S
mastery pitching Hnc had hittlu..
by Moore, coOmDs ana kruft we're
outstanding features in the i'anthcrs'
victory
IN" score T.. If ,,
Mobile a
Fort Worth .... :,
batteries: Henry ana S,httTt.,
NJrhtcl and Moore
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Muhleman & kayhoe
los North Ninth Street.
Phones Madison 2l0-2ll.
rustee S Auction Sale

iy virtue Of II deed of trust OF the
in Gdy of February, 1922. recorded in
Chesterfield County, -. e.. 1863. page
100, February IL. 1872 to the under
signed as trustee, 10 secure the pay
mcnt "t Il certain Indebtedness therein
secured to h." paid. as default has been
made IN the payment and beneficiary
has required the property conveyed
10" sold. viii oiicr Tor sale. ON the
premises, ON
MONDAY. SEiTI:MEER -. l922.
Al O'clock T.. NJ.
that lot OF land. with improvements
thereon. in Chesterfield County Va.
ana fronting 2lO feet on the private
road leading from the Richmond and
petersburg Turnpike into plan Of
kinssiand Heights. and beginning at
The intersection of tn" lots Nos. :, and
:. on said plan. and fronting towards
tnr Turnpike. and back between tho
line of lots Nos. Sand {. parallel lines
lo2 feet. being part OF the land ~
lad OF on said plan.
TERMS: Cash.
HENRY McGEANlGHAN.
trustee.
MOORE 4 McGRANlGIlAN.
AuCtIOnvrTS.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale

fHrIIiS and IIthu Tor ShIC III
FOR SALt:-isenutitui Oruny. Count,
home. cheap. Mrs. Jam.s kit. Oraug.
Va
FIVE ACRES OF isud. miles from city
modern bungalow Of room. ana ba,n
s'prchouS" doubt. knrAg- good barn am!
chicken house. MI buildings In INST -cInss
condition: n'c- place and good STAN!
for store. T.. McDanl.l. Win IL >
lIudgins q Co.
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10 THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
MORTGAGE FIVE rEh CENT SINK
ING FUND GOLD BONDS OF THE
APPALACniAN POWER COMPANY "a
Virginia CCrpuratiun). dated .IUur !! 1911!
issued under ana secured 10y Trust Deed
from sand COMPANY To Continental and
Commercial Trus; ana SAVINGS Eank,
Trustee. dated June !. 1911.
The undrfs'Bn"d. Continental and Com
m"rclli Trust and savings Bank. trustee
under said Trust Decd. hereby gives notice
thai. pursuant Ia the terms OF SAID Trust
Deed. one Hundred Forty seven Thousand
Four Hundred Thiriy.iivc Dollars tsIii-
1857 have been deposited with II To th-
credit OF III" S!nntns Fund under SAID
Trust Deed. ana said lrustt. Intends to
app!y such funds. 10 far the amount
thereof Will permit, to the purchase OF.
and now invites offerings for tn. sale 70
IT OF bonds secured by said Trust Dee.
al a price not exceeding par. accrued inter
est and tv" per cent premium.
Such offerings shall he submitted. sealed
in writing. to the undersigned. on or be-
fore noon Of III" 18TH pNi OF SEPTEM-
BIER. 1929. At the Office ot the under.
signed. No. EOS South La Sale Street
Chicago Illinois. and from such offerings
the sa!d Trustee viii purchase such bonds
a. are offered at tn" lowest price. no,
exceeding The price above set forth. suf
hcienl 70 exhaust the moneys IN said
Sinking Fund
Dated chicago. Illinois. September l..
1879.
IONTINENTAI AID COMMERClAi
TRUST AND SAVINGS SANk
Trustee under the suid trust Deed from
Appalachian Power Company. dated
June !. 1911.
ky William T.. Kop,. Secretary
DINlDEND NOTICE
UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO
COMPANY, INC.
Tho regular quarterly dividend OF 2Co
on III" rrcf-rT,L Stock of tn. Universal
Leaf Tobacco Company, Incorporated, has
been declared. payable on October >. 1922
I" the stockholders Of record at the close
OF business September 90. 1872
q. NJ. DOZIEH.
secretary
WHEN placing Dispatch Class fed Al.
ask about our ,hrco and scv,n-timo
rates; they are attractive.
WIEN you want what you want and wan,
II Immediately, read the Dispatch Want
! Ads.
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TWO BILLS PLANNING
no INVADE EUROPE
Nm NssncIatcd rross.

fIiIiN pELriilA. Sept. lH-Wll-
liam T. Tildcn. H.. national tennis
champion, and William NJ. Johnston
san francisco. runner up in This
gears national singles championsl.!u
plan L" Invade Europe In 1924. uc-
cordlnG to tn" champ:tr.
"UnicSS something arises hay,
not torcS"cn. ! do not expect To 60
abroad next summer" suid Tildcn to-
day. BUT | do expect To so in la2i.
ana think JuhnstO" ~.u go with
me"
international League Results.
Rochester Toronto. rain.
GO others schcdulcd.D
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Houses Tor Sale

PARK AVE. SrEClAi~-Wondcrru! hull,
home 80 rooms and sleeping porch
newly uaH"f"h and painted. Immediate
sale itS!ani Realty CO. RauIo!Yn .I7
hpai"vatd 2'sl. after g T. NJ
FAITEKHO% .-Seycn-roo,u s,ucc,
aud .hf's": modern corurr lot: p.,t.r.
s"i A''nnr t"w under construction:
'puii MAX m!nUr change. 20 suti NM
chaser. Easy terms. Can u.e bIll1t 80,
lot as net payment. Madison 6,7 or
boulevard t3ii-H
DIRECT from o.n--. G!atcr PARK Tar,
rae" homes eigh; rooms, strictly mod
"rn. '-3N 10 t,r cash. Balance n,. ,er,
Cell huu!..afi .I,s.J '
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
UNIVERSAL. LEAF TOBACCO,
COMPANY IE.,

COMPANY. INC.
dividend q. 80, for mo o,,-
the Common Stock OF the UnivcrsaI Ic,f
Tobacco Company. Incorporated. has hern
usI!"''d. payable "n October =. 1872. TO
OF business September 20. 1922
6. VI. DOZiER
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Where 10 Eat
Wantcu-Isoolns. Board

%TED- i,nu'u Hnt board ~ j.ngh.s
rri'a'" family p-"tcrr"i or room cor
'H'rhi '' '!r,' GAS meals ana IN walk
G.s'tnce 20 Twelfth Street EuA
i care The DISPATCH
~. AfAhIMiHT or furnished 70 IN.
pfi''i" ua'h desired hy young man
'Hu''!pt standards. Address " - H..
ere Inc Dispatch.
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KEiL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments md tiniA

HpHTlIIICIt5 hDU THU "a
y. 7-FurrIs..I ,,,s,,r,..,,,
rooms and bath. sss. Sr.u-w,l
Apartments. Apartment e. Huu..var!
fhANk! ~ tEsSr Isr-i.on,- SIa~n..a!,
FURNISH q modern bachelor APARTMENT,
u gentlemen. Boulevard .5is
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COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
DEPARTMENT OF THE
STATE CORPORATIONS COMAiISSIpX
city Of Richmond, September t.. 1922.
CERTIFICATE AI'THoHIH!Nt;
BANK or roWuATAN
TO COMMENCE BUSINESS.
II appearing from tho Investigation or
sANk OF FOWHATAN made through
IN" chief bank examiner. ;nat all the
provisions OF law have been complied with
and that ;hC necessary amount Of raiitui
stock has actually been paid ia: ;her.fnr.
IL Is ordered Icy the commission ma,
certiiicate no. and Is hereby granted .u!-
th"ri@'nE me said bank 1" commence bus.
ness rs bank OF discount ana dcnoslt
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION.
Tcgtc:
H. r. WILSON. Clerl,
DISPATCH Classified Ads. are received
over the phone for your convenience.
mt spccinc c!.esS hca;lon and indo King ur
these ads mako them easy TO find.
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FRANKLIN ST.. r.. 20V--Kooms with
board. with without private bath
special rate table board.
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>.RACE ST.. T.: 5O5--s;rictly nrsi.ciuas
hOhTd: all inOdcrn cOnynnlemc.s.
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ROOMS and BOARD
Rooms VIII, Board

FRANKLIN 81. ". 2v.--Room with
board; with or without bath
FRANKLIN, ". s3O-Escc:!en, location
clean rooms: modern convene noes
HON. cooking. garage space.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

AUCTION SALE OF CERTAIN PER-.
SONAi, PROPERTY LOCATED IL
TIE BUILDINGS SOS. li0v-liDS
WEST " y ; II y l.L STREET.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA. CONSIST
sc or THE EQUIPMENT OF
TIE PAPER BAG MANUFAC-
TURING Plant 90 THE EAGLE
PAPER COMPANY.
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MERCHANDISE
Wantetl-I'O lSuy

DoN scr your used furniture before
caN!ng Thomas Bros. Madison 6si7-J
WANTED TO MY. antique carved sofa
anu chiir, bronze drop ornament and
wf"nEhl iron lantern or gas fixtures.
'nl"iihI glass punch bowl and HobIets.
Phohc boulevard 5y3S-J
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GRACE ST. ". s32-l.arBe. bright room.
convenient TO bath. modern convent
"nces. home cooking. boulevard CSC
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GRACE. ". ls2s-TabIe buardcrs wanted.
TWO Furnished rooms. Call Randolph
1851
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
TWENTY SEEK PLACES
AS COED DEBATERS

About 20 Willamette women
have signified their intentions of
trying for places on the women s
debate team. according to Robert
M. Gatke, women's debate coach
The call was made the early part
OF the week following the tenta-
tive arrangements made by Pro
fessor Gatke with a representa-
tive Of the California institution.
Although the question or the date
was not decided upon the terms
offered by Willamette were ac-
eeptable. The U. Of California wo-
men are planning on making
tour next spring during the
month OF May This will give the
local platform women plenty of
time to work on arguments after
the question is decided upon.
Several who have signified
their intention OF trying for the
teams had experience last year
on the team which was so sue
cessful.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
PRUNE BUYERS
BUSY AT DALLAS

Dallas. Dec. s.-A ripple OF ex-
citement was caused in Dallas
Wednesday by the appearance Of
Fred Kurtz. representing the
Kings Food Products company Of
Salem. who bought few lots OF
prunes at Z cents pound.
When interviewed Mr.. Kurtz
said that his company. which has
just taken up the practice Of deal
ing in dried prunes this year. had
orders for several tons of prunes
which they did not choose to
purchase before. He said that un-
til these orders were filled he
would pay z cents for 50-55
prunes and 6 "a cents for $3.50
prunes.
There is no reason for any
excitement over these purchas-
es," insisted Mr.. Kurtz. There is
in the territory between Dallas
and Salem approximately s,000.-
600 pounds OF prunes. and other
territories have reserve. None
Of us big dealers have any orders
on hand. / am not here to say
whether prunes will be higher or
lower, but state the facts and let
the growers Judge for themselves.
When Europe does order prunes
their poverty compels them to
take the smallest and cheapest
kind. This is the real reason in
my estimation for the surplus. "
For some time there has been
little demand for prunes, the in
dependent packers declining to
buy at the prices, and in fact de-
to make offers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
WILSON SAYS
HE is HAPPY
OVER RESULT

"I can't begin to express my
gratitude for the good Tanlac has
done me and would like to tell
everybody in the world, what a
grand medicine 1t is." declared
Charles Wilson, 233 Crown Ave,
Spokane, Wash, we'll known saw
mill man.
For seven or eight years be-
fore got Tanlac l was in mighty
bad shape. l never had any ap-
petite and just had to force my
self to eat. Even then my stomach
gave me no end of trouble, be
cause gas would form and bloat
me up till l was in perfect mis-
cry. Then l had awful pains be-
tween my shoulders SO bad ! could
hardly get my clothes on, and at
night l was so annoyed by these
pains and SO choked up with gas
sleep was impossible.
But eating and sleeping are
pleasure since 1 took Tanlac. 1t
built me up fifteen pounds ~
weight and made well man of
me in every way. never saw any
thing like it,"
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists. (advJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
8 CARS CANNED
GOODS SHIPPED

The Oregon Packing company
has just completed two-day rec
ord in the way Of loading canned
goods for eastern shipment By
water. according to e. G. Quinn
manager.
This record Is the loading in
two days OF eight cars of canned
goods at the plant on South 18th
street. The canned goods are to
be shipped this week for New
York on the steamer Northern
Star, from Portland by way of the
Panama canal.
To give some idea as to the i'm
mense quantity of tin cans used
In the pack of the Oregon Pack
ing company, Mr.. Quinn said thai
during the past season the plant
had shipped into Salem from thq
factory at Portland 121 cars Of
tin cans, all In two, two and one
half and 10-quart sized cans.
Just at present there is a fail
demand for canned goods in the
east. Shipments from this part
of the Pacific coast are almost all
routed from Portland via the Pan
anna canal, due to the lower
freight rates on water eonsign7
ments.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
HOOP TEAMS TO START
SECOND ROUND TONIGHT

In the Commercial basketball
league being played under the aus
pices and at the local Y. M. G. A.,
each team has met each Of the
other teams once and tonight
they will begin on the second
round. The opponents in tonight's
games are as follows:
Central Pharmacy vs Bone
steele Motor Co.; U. S. National
bank VS. Better Yet bakers; Haus-
Ter Bros. VS. Anderson and Brown.
At present the bakers are lead
ing the percentage column with
four wins and one defeat. The
Central Pharmacy five is next
with three wins and two defeats.
The druggists defeated the me-
chanics in their first meeting and
are doped to repeat the act. The
auto drivers have upset the stuff
on two different occasions SO far
and may do 1t again. The bakers
are slated to win easily from the
bankers. The best game OF the
evening will likely be between the
two fives from the sporting goods
houses in the city. The Anderson
and Brown team was the winner
in the first meeting and to re-
peat the act tonight will have to
travel on high. A large crowd is
on hand to witness the games
each night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-08
MEX|CANS ORDER
COMMUNISM BAN

Vera Cruz, Mex, Dec. s. (By
Associated Press) The fascist
organization at Jalapa has warn
ed President Obregon to eliminate
communism from the plan of
conduct" Of the federal govern
ment.
In document containing 13
questions as to the governments
purposes. the fascist assert that
the present manner of conducting
the affairs Of state indicate that
the federal government is shaped
so as to be the preliminary to the
coronation OF communism.
One question asks whether the
government has already adopted
the communist system or wheth-
er 1t Is attempting to bring about
such regime. The communica-
tion asserts that IL President
0bregon refuses to reply to the
QUESTIONABLE, his silence will be
interpreted as assurance that the
government is to accept commun-
ism.