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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
JOHN HENRY VICTOR
OVER GRACE DIRECT

Kaiamazo0 Midi, July rs 1-The de
feat Of Grace Direct, the favorite, hy
John Henry in he 9;o5 pace was III,
feature of the opening days program
at Kalama2oo's Grand Circuit meet
Monday afternoon, The Earring entry
took the first heat In 2:03ta but Cox
nut over the next two in easy fashion,
Grace Direct fought it out with John
Henry in the second heat, but finish
ed fourth in the final,
Pop Gears put over Il long shot when
he sent Jack II ont ahead IN the sec
Ond and third heats of the 2;lG troh
after finishing behind Peter Alation
and General Bng m the opener.
Lee Worthy tavorite, had no tou.
BILE i'm dispsing of the field in the Rick-
bic In disposing OF the field in the
Hickman Hotel purse for 3 wear old
trOtters in the 2:l2 class. The finish
looked like u procession, with Alma
Nav Worth second and Baron Etawah
trailing
The Celery CITY purse in the 2;lS
truta. Of $1,000, was pNt over until
tomorrow Summaries;
pos Pace, Purse. sl,000,
John Henry b. g Ny Wilkes
tCoNl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l !
Grace Direct b. m, tEarlng) Il . 4
Wanda May gr m. (PaIml "a 3 ,
Julia VI. Direct, br. m. Perry . 3 3
Red Lancelot, b. h. (WiIsonl "a 4 .
Time 2:o3ls; y;05la, 2:Ole
2:i6 Trot; Purse, $1,000.
Jack H., b. T.. by Peter Pilot
tGeersl .....,.....,.... ! !
Peter Alatiou, &. 8. tLoomisl II ) .
General RyuE, br g. perry ...2 Z :
Bob Bin. b, :. lMomison ...,.5 : q
The Great Lullwater, b. h. (CoX) 6 & ;
Time 2:09%, 2:O9h, 2;o9&
-2:t2 Trot Hickman Hotel Purse, 3
Year Odds, $4,000
Lee Worthy b. II, by Lee AK
worthy (White) .........,..,l ! |
Alma Worth. b, f. McDonald - : =
Baron Etawah b. h. Cox ..,.3 . ;
Eleanor Worthy, b, +. (Loomisl ! J
Mary Sedlley, b. f. lEgan) - dr.
Time 2:0Sla, 2:l2ls, 2:ll'4.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18

!. Bingfast, r. h. ........,.
, Ginlock, s, &. .,...........
81. Tom Bigbee. $ &. .,,....
4 Top o The Morning, b. M.
r The Consequence, b, &. ....
& Volga Chimes, blk. m, 81.
T. Alurine. gr. IN. ,..,.,,..''
g VIM. Donlin, b. <. ...
g. Jimmie Mac, h, h. ....,..
10. Ruth Stout, br m. .....,
u. The Upholder, b. $. ....,
IL Della GrattaN, b. IN. ,,,.
10 Fay Matthews b M ...,
l4.--AchQuillon, b &. -.....,,.
10 Always, b. m. ..........s.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
PURSE $4,000
Owner and Address.


Mrs. G. Schick. Sterling, Ill.
John p. Brady, Kewanee, ILL.,
Henry Calvert, Peoria, H.
2. l.. Schick, Sterling, Ill.
b. f. Hanson, Altoona. I'll.
T. L. Hail. Libertyville, III.
John F. Griffin, Des Moines, Iowa.
John T. Griffin, Des Moines, Iowa.
c s. Jackson. Chicago, Ill.
VIM. Ohlhaver, Aurora, Ill
F. w. pritty. Oshkosh, Wis.
Geo Bear. Logansport, Ind.
w. Z. Daust. Carlinville, Ill.
T. T.. Mann. Spencer, la.
Miss p. jackson. Peoria, III.
Geo. NJ. Smith, Rapatee. III.
Pomeroy and Minter. Chicago, III.
Or. J. n. Oliver. Kewanee, III.
John s. Frye. Fairbury, Ill.
Jake Members. Chicago, Ill.
James Rea. Chicago, Ill.
W. ". Bullinger, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
Stavanger.

Ottawa ..2O2 0 0 / 0 O. 7 I
Stavanger 0 20 90 0 0 81 6 z
Summary: Two base hits-M. Val
lat. 90: Corrigan, J. Farrell, McDer-
nert. Base on balls-off Farrell, Z;
off Roe. ,. Hit batsman-by Farrell.
/. Struck out-by Farrell, 10; by Roe
Z. Double plays-D. Farrell to Cor
,igan: j. Farrell to NJ. Vallat to Cor
rigan. Time Of the game, 100 I'm
pire, Larson.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18

C'iiyagO s; New York, Z.
lryclard, 3; rhli1deIohin, 0.
Detroit, 10; Rcston, Z.
ST Louis az WASHINGTON. rain.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18

Owner ana Address.

Owner ana Address.
Dr 4 n Himmins, higunitr. lud
" Z G0rsline. Paiatine IA
Goo Nueel, Scion Mills, Ill
T. r. Miller, Wyoming, III
SANDY Mcdonald. Blue Earth. MINI.
Geo. w Boynton, Aurora. III
T. 4. GoOdall, Balnit Wis
Barton Il McCartbY, Chicago, H.
Moridrty, Chicago. H.
Harry 4 Clark, Memphis, Mo
S S. Dement, Clohurne, Tex
Fitlall Stable. Milwaukee. Wis
Chct Kelly. Aurora, III
J. ". Sweeney Louisville. KY
a. pelk, Valley Fails, Kan
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
THIRD RACE
Name Of Horse, Color and Sex.

Al Rex, blk. g. ...,......
Eugene Hal. IN. h. .....
Henry c., blk. g, .....
4.---FIollyrood Victory, b. g..
5.-Flora Axworthy, b. m. 49,.
G.--Hedgewood Patch, CHI. h..
Ribbon Cane, b. m. .....
S-Peter Hauff, b. 6. ...,...
9.-Walter NJ, b. &. ....,...
1O.-Army Reject, b. g. ....
1l.-California Patch, b. &. ...
LILLIAN Direct, b. m. ...
13.-Bradberry, blk. 2. ........
14.-Bird s.. blk. II, ...........
15.--Graham Chiles. blk. &. &C..
Wanda Directly, b. III. -. =
Willie Minter, b. Z. .....
1S.- Slow Tramp, IN. &. ....
i9.--Lee Nolan, S. g. .........
Bessie Gano, br. m. .......
21.--Lady May c., b. M. .......
20 Sailor Ridlac, blk. gid. ....
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
Cameo Today

Chicago ~ Now York.
Cleveland at philadelr hia.
Detroit az Boston.
IT. Louis at Washington.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-07-18
Name OF Horse, cotor and SCI

+ Doctor r., br 9 ...,..,.
. The Aim, b. g. .,,......
3-GeueraI Baldwin b ; &c.
1 Or. Burgess. br g. ...,.
s The Southern Boy, g. h
& After Helen. b IN. .......
Z Palm Bearer, b. <. .....
S.--Clarendon O., b. ), ....
9 Teddy Montana, Oh $. b.,
l0. Nicholas. b. &. ........,
II. Happy Lad br e. ........
u Edith Mckinney .......
10. Aquilla Dillon. s. Z. ..,.
Il Ahbe Stiles. bl g. .....
10 HAPPY Hal bl~g. ........
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Boston People Aid
Tabb Library Here
Fame OF Local LnSfitu-
ton for Children
Reaches Hub"

That the John n Tarb Library for
children. Of this city. has created
much interest in the literary circles
of Rost"n Is proved hy the fact that
Valid" Emerson lias.ufus. IA promi-
n"nt citizen Of tn" New England me .
tr"p"liS. has. unsolicited sent a lire
membership To the local institution.
Fannie Runncils Poole" "a WIDELY.
known poet. of Boston. has contrib
u'"d ais" an autograph copy Of her
collected verses. ono OF which is to
John Il. Tabh. the Virginia poet. to
whom the library is q lasting memo :
rial.
The membership contest which the
directors OF the library have been
conducting call the summer will
terminal" August IL. according tn
the original plan, and. therefore. all
children who hav. collected due.
from new members are requested to
turn tn. money in immediately to
Miss Elizabeth Knox. tho librarian
Big cash prizes and four scholar
ships viii be awarded ;ht winners,
the latter having t.cn offered by
Miss Ellen Guircn. Miss Jean rrIcr.
Mrs. Annie E"inhardt James and
Misses Adele Clark and Nora Hous.
ton, teachers. respectively, OF piano.
voice. violin and art.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
..UPPERV|LLE HORSEMAN
HURT AT BERRYV!LLE
Carl II. Furr and Horse Go
Down Over Cedar Brush
Jump Il, Show.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

RERRYvlI.i.E. Aug lo.-Carl H..
Fur. wcll-known h"rseman. of Tn
rcrvillc. Va. riding Wnodcuck. Il
Jumping horse. recently sold to NJ :.
New borg. of Ncw York. was pain
fully injured when his horse fell over
a cedar brush jump AT the Kerry
vail" llors" SHOW aud Fair this after
noon. Furr hit the ground with q
terrific impact. III" horse rolling upon
his shoulders and hips. His collar
bon" was br"kcn and he was badly
bruised. TN" accident happened in
the hunt team class the last of IN.
jumping CLASSES. Lieutenant Coles
Of tn" Third Cavalry. ais" suffered
a cr"ppcr in TIA" sam" contest both
ihe horse and rider falling heavily
10 tn" ground when the animal failed
to ta'c jump. Neither was hurt
More than ..uno people. the largest
crow IN tn" horse shows history
packed the grounds today. Julian
Morris. one of the Judges. and Il ccl.-
hratcd horS"mHn. "f W"rrrnton and
New York. declared TN. jumpinu 10
u" tn" "lcan"st h." has seen ia Years
Ia the handicap jump class. he said
nine horses made clean performances
which is remarkable record.
summary:
Best tw"-h"rsc t"am-.I. H. K.Il
Rrrryvillc. first; II. IL Norman. rur-
""iiNill". second. J. w Eel. Berry
willie. third.
Fest tw"-horso team. limited to
EcSt pony driven hy ohild-s,ar-
bright CIV. l."dse R"wi"sD. nrSt, Pea
NY OK. y N"ruSp. second, ret
tTh"lma Iiclv"stn'D. third.
Green huIt''rS. all axes I.mcille U'.
H. Jacobs. E"yc"D. first: -. Y Lease
entry second: silver Gray az: H.
Ja""hS). third.
H"st nrary draf, mare Rin 81. ii.
zen; Rerr%viil'D. hrst. Diamond O..
~. H"lD. second, Ela"k p"N" U'lit,"u
Simri"nD. third.
Clark" County hunters silver GRAY
ca. u. JacohSb. FIRST: Lucille iE H.
.lIc"hS). "ud: Lucky Strik, or. -
l.. liand"lrhD. ihird.
i,nlf bred cults. tw" vars "ld-pr.
=. NJ Nll"u first. T.. :; Rust. second !.
Il. q. T.. Randolph ihiri.
Fest tour horS. team T. II Ron
first J. ". H"lI second
Pest stallion Naim, Boys "a. !.
Kelley. Hm,munD. mrs. 10. tJ W.
Wil"Nb. second.
'hamri"n draf, mar" II. Roll.
first G. Z. Norman. second. J. ". E.li
Heavy and middI,w.iyht hunter.
Srarkiisht Nnihil Farms. N"kcs-
NiIlrl. first. MaNfi"ld 81 g. E'trrl
.,"""'d. larry N"t ,W. ". Whitsldc)
lNlth-
iialf-hr".l colts. suitable" to- become
hunters li"adinG south. ,Waugh-
%iaSS"ckp. first. CAPTAIN .iinkS DIR.
j.. NJ. Nll"n). second: EujaS Ward
tNinih!ll farmSp third
saddle h"rS"S-Sunkisscs tAit. Airy
rarmSl. first. Resale" CIR l.. NJ
An"nl second. Lee" 90. \ l.c"p. third
t"rinthlan class dumping horses
ridden In fun hunting "oStum"D-
Wr"Ckl"SS tThird cavalry. hrst:
NaNh"id u. &. FurrD. second. IcsSi"
Dear Ga. T.. p"hutfSI. third
HUNT teams lIlu" Ridge hunt team
wood. NaD, first, Third cavalry.
I. :. A.. second.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
SUSSEX STORE ROBBED
AND THEN SET ON FIRE
Explosion Awakcns Owners !;
Fire distinguished Quickly.
Negro Under Arrest.

PETERSRtRG VA. Aug. 10
News reached 1hiS city today that the
store Of Mays and Crowdcr at liusk".
Sussex county. had been robbed and
later slightly damaged 10y fire. An
been blown. hut tn" losses amount ed
T." only about $6a in cash. said IT,
haN" been taken from the Saf"
Sergeant W. J. tr"wdcr. OF stony
creek. after searching for several
hours. arrested "a negro about one mil"
from 'arS"n.Ch"cks Wcr" said to have
been found in the ncgroS pockets
which are alleged to have been
taken from the cash drawer OF tn"
stor" IN" negro also had Two piS-
tolls in his possession and is reported
weapons when ordered To surrender
by sergeant Cruwdcr. II. was taken
I" stony crock.
The pistols found on the negro ar"
alleged l" have been stolen from a
Stor" at EdG"rtuu. Brunswick County.
scN"ral days ago.
Tn" propri"t"rs of tn" store were
awakened early this morning hy a
t"rriiic explosion and upon iuvcstiGat-
ing found their Stor" in iiamcs which
were soon cNtiucuiShcd The fact
ihat th"y live near the store prnh-
ably saved 1t from distinctions
Tn" negro unprecedented this morn
inc j. said /" have admitted to the
officers tina; h" had been III the pcni-
Tertiary three different times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
ATTEMPT TO BLOW
UP Raj. WORK f.RS
Southern Shant, Cars ~ ishr,IIIr
DRninErd by Dynamite
ENpinSIon.
IRy Ass0cIatoN - !

ASHENll.LE. y. g.. >ur 10 Ma
attempt L. blow ~ IN" >han,y cars
AT the Southern E"ilw,y b"po, horc
which house railway workers ON
pl"ycd since thu -trik, was mad,
at 1855 o'clock tonight
dynamite" had been either p'accd
or thrown under tho hinlml: In
which w"re eleven mon Tn. door
"f the car was blown M and win
d"ws shattered hy the. explosion
Glass in Sle"ping-Car next 10 tn.
dininE-car was shaken from tho
windows. and one man thrown out oi
ms bunk. \ deputy marshal aud z
deputy sheriff had jus, pasSed the
ear and we're less than twenty fee,
away when tho explosion occurred
40 one was injured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
Is AUTOS PROMISED
FOR AID. CLUB OUTING
annual J"iiihrnti"n of Bud, Tomor-
r"" Afternoon ut Motor Inn
VIII he Mig AFFAIR


SiNty-hNc automobiles have been
promised tn II. NJ. f'ipratt. chairman
"f the Richmond ADVERTISING ,ruh.s
picnic committee. for the annual ON, :
ing of the club members. their romi-
lies aud invited guests tomorrow an, :
crno"n AT Motor Inn. The cars will
leave Hotel Richmond promptly a,
3:3h o'clock tomorrow afternoon. and
All who ar" going are expected To be
present promptly nj that time
George w. Rogers has been busy
Tor several DAYS gathering Il mcnac-
erie. and is said 4" have secured
something that Will star,l" III. spec
iat"rs. contract has been closed
with leading Broadway star. and
som" clever fantastic steps Will he
shown
y iazZ orchestra viii furnish mu-
sic f"c the dancers. and there will be
contests in which men and women
will participate for prizes.
Nadnn. In" caterer. viii furnish =
chicken aud ham dinner. Irving
ltcld. tho treasurer. is assisting with
III" sii"lirh,s, and promises soma
thing Out 81 tn" ordinary
rh" festivities will begin a, Motor
Inn ~ Soou as the nrSt car arrives
and III" program Viii continu. until
lat" iu the uiGht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
NORFOLK ATTORNEY
HONORED By PlTHIANS

bANNlI.iE Va. Aug I0.--G.nrr"
e.. tah"il. OF Nurfulk. who was ,od:, =
elected supreme chancellor of th.
Knights "i fNthias at tn" san Fran
'lsc" convention. Is a nativ" Of this
city. being born on Wilson Street
the son -! tn" late colonol G"orr..
&. cah"il, famed coufcdcrato Leader
ana widely known attorney MIR.
'ahclI moved from hanVlll" To Nor
folk about eighteen years aro
tic was at ON" time city attorney
ana ais" commemorative attorney.
HIS sister. Mrs. Garland Wuodiur is
now u resident of Danvi.l.. Two
cousins ais" liv" here. Mrs r. T.
S"hSSt"n and Ben - Coleman. An
Vth"r cousin. Daniel coleman. is on
gagged in the practice Of law mt \nr-
folk at the present time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
hSSASS|NS OF WILSON
SMILE BEFORE DEATH
Friends al Prison Gates Sing
and Pray for Two
Murdcrers.
Try Associated Press |

b'Nl)pN, Aug l0.-Joscph O'Sulli-
van and Reginald Dunn wcr. hanged
ms morning in Wandsw"rth Prison
Tor IN" assassination of Field Marshal
Sir Henry Wilson on June -
crowd of about fifty Irish men
AMI women assembled outside the
Jail at O'clock. an hour hcfor. tn"
execution. They sang hymns and
prayed for the souls Of the CON
dcnucd men
hoth men submitted quietly Ia be-
ing pininncd. They were escorted
simultaneously from their cells to
INC Scaf"ld. wh"rn. as they met. the"
smil'd "ncourarlnely at each other.
Both ruet death unflinchinrly
The mourncrS outside included tn.
sisters and brothers ~ Dunn and
oSuilivan. TIL" !ayman VIII" led
the prayers announced that passes
Tor the rcpose Of the two mems souls
were being said in various churches
throughout London
oSulliran and Dunn wcr" captured
by the polio" after shouting down
Field Marshal Wilson a. he Was
aiiChtinS from an automobile at th.
door of his nom" III l.oudun rho
Held marshal WAS in fun uniform.
having just returned from - war me
mortal unNriling. at which he de-
hNercd AN address.
When arrested. tn" assassius gave
Fictitious names. hut their identity
was established by scotland Yard.
which showed them 10 lac former sol
dicrs and Dunn y member az the Irish
Republican army. Til" crime was
ascribcd to feeling against the field
marshal following the announcement
mat nc had become military adviser
To the Ulster government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
TROLLEY AND FOUR
AUTOS IN COLLISION
ISr.ciaI tn II. rimns- nisnni,hl

lSP''lal 10 IA" llin"S- l'lSp1i Il h.
NORFOLK, VA" AUG. lu.N trai,in
jam last niGh' At Main and Atlantic
streets resulted in collisions ~ four
automobiles aud a trolley car. one
automobile. ~" property az J.. bias
OF 81 f"nchurch street WAS
wrecked Tn" owner suffered miuvi'
injuries
Waiting f"t nu opportunity !" pa :
trolley ear witch had stopped -
diSCharr" passengers, four aut"mo-
hil"s w"r" strung ont ahead Of am
ether trolley car. Tn" trolley opcr-
atcd by IL g i''lvin. aud bound east.
umr"d mo b.Us' machine. kurckin.
il int" the v"hicl" Just ahead Au,u.
mobiles. TIA" property "f t.. V. Macon.
so MARYLAND Avenue" :. :. Stevenson.
Henderson. y. g, and rr u j. Me
'rary. soc Dickson Buildiug, were
slightly damaged hy tn" impnct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
SEEK 1000 MEMBERS
FOR NEW CHAMBER
Tentative Plans for Peters.
burg Business Body Are
Announced.

fETERSErRG. VA. Aug. 10
Thomas Whytc. chairman Of the
general committee on reorganization
OF tn" Chamber OF Commerce. am
nounccd t"utativ" plans this morn
ing FOR the campaign to start in
September.
Three months of close study have
h""n devoted To TIA" REORGANIZATION
pIan Icy the committees from the
Nari"rS civic. commercial aud fra :
icrnal organizations. Of which Louis
HrownIow is chairman. and a review
Of tn" experience "f other cities in
which definite campaicuS actually
nave resulted in bringing in new in
duSiricS and tho extension OF arri-
"ultura! markets has been made by
the committees.
Permanent Supervision Vital
The committee decided that il was
impossible To- undertake an orderly
ANA sustained campaign for new in
dustr!cs and agricultural extension
until some central and continuing
snre'\!eI"m could hc exercised
through permanent body. Tina,
body. naturally. should he tho cham
Der OF Commerce. II was announro1
and tn" thing To do. according to
the committee. WAS TO reorSanize Tho
chamber or Commerce.
In" new Chamber % Commerce is
TO nave capable stan composed or
competent men. The tentative ufo
p"SaI calls for secretary. a husi-
ness agent field secretary. ain az
ricultural agent. a traffic man,rcr
ana Nv" clerks. Tho present STAFF
iS composed "f secretary. an arrI
'uitura! secretary and ON" clerk.
IN" success Of the movement. II
A u l.,
depend largely upon the men who
ar" engaged for business agent and
for hold secretary
Seek Mcn Of Proved >bilIty.
associations arc already I'm nror
resS with one or tw" men of proved
ahliitN hut. naturally. nothing dcn-
mt" can hc don" until tn. chamber
Is r"orGaniz"d and tn. money is IN
hand. The plan agreed unon viii
r"Guir" an annual cxpondi,uro nr
H-",""" This amount would nc in
abolition !" whatever fund might
'a'"r 10" raised for actual financing
VI new industries. To obtain this
amount "f m"n"e. it is The. pnrnoso
or the committee to laup,, ;, ,,,,,
raiIn for l."oo member, Of m, new
'hamh"r at So apicc" for each v,,r
ia'i" firms ana corporations holm,
'Nh"'t"h. "f course. To talk" a mum
Der of memberships
Mr.. w "y'" was unanimously chosen
/" head tn" commiiro" ana was
gwen the power L. name All other
members of his committee. He i'm
m""ia'c!F selected j. Nat Harrison
I" "' chairman ut tn" executive com
I" i''e" '"r tn" membership campaign.
"""H prominent citizens have
spoken very highly or the plans I,iJ
out 10y Mr. WhNtc and his commi,ta
IN" campaign will he held i'm son.
'hhcr. and II j. expected thar IL,
''"o" members will be easily sicn.d
up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
THIRD NORFOLK-BOSTON
SHIP GOES ON LINE
special To The Tim.s-pispatch.

Special To The Tim"s-bispa
N'ls9cl.k. VA. Aug. y" Despite
raiIrNid strike troubles and freight
"thbarRoes. the business ~ tn" M"r-
than's and Miners Transportation
company has Increased so recently
that "a third Norfolk Boston shin has
been added.
Ihc fr"ctan. which was trans
'"rr"d I" ms service. mad" her first
S'ilinH last Saturday. and tho vessels
AR" now sailing FOR Boston from Nor
ioik triw""klY. on Monday. Wed
h"s"aN anh Friday. Tn. transfer OF
IN" ''r"'ihn. however. reduced the
hummer OF passenger vessels In the
ii"N id"h'" service. fr"iGht"r hav-
mr. boon substituted for hcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiscptic Liquid Zcmo.

Phero - one remedy that seldom
fans % ssap itching torture and re-
licve skin irritation. aud that makes
the skin soft. clear a"d healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
Icmo. which generally ovsrrntnes
skin diseases. Eczema, Itch. PimpIes
Rashcs. Biackhcads in most cases
give way 10 Icno. Frequently. minor
hlrmishcs disappear overnight Itch
ing usually stops instantly. Iemo IL
safe. antiS"ptic liquid, clean. easy
10 use and dependable. n costs only
'"6c. an extra large bottle. 800. 1t
Is positively safe for tender. sensitive
six !ns-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wendell's Pills, A mbition
Brand, For Rundown,
Tircd-0ut PEOPLE.

tf Nop feel tir"i out. out OF sorts. d.
sr"nh"n't mentally or physically drprcssed,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
PROHIBITION FEATURE
Of ELECTIONS IN FALL
Contests Have No Oulstand.
ing Issues. Due to Off
Year.
PERSONALITIES ALSO ENTER
several Candidates Opposed, Not A.
c"rdinG {" Principles. hut as Wen.
johnson aud La Toilette Center of
Two Races.
ALSO ENTEn

wASHlNGTuN. AuE. Io-prohihi.
tiun Snd personalities promise to he
the hcudliuors on this fails election
stag. Rcrcft Of outstanding issues
as off Year elections usually are. tho
political atmosphere so far this ycas
has been Sinrularly free of that sort
of ammunition employed by stump
ing spcllhVhcrs TO lift the listening
voter out OF his seat. Hence the dra-
matte possibilities in tho two issues
mentioned.
Republicans arc going to talk
about tho tariff. farm credits aud tho
arms conference. Democrats are CO.
ing To talk abou; hard times. the do
lection Of influential Republican
leaders and new spapers from the
party itself. and numerous alleged
failures q: the g. -. +. to max. good.
The outstanding contests this
year. however. Viii be those for tn"
senatorship in California. Missouri
Wisconsin, North Dakota. Minnesota.
ohio. New Jersey. New YORK ana
MaSss Chusetts. In all of these. IL il
safe TO say. the Republican tariff,
farm credits and Republican dcf"c-
tions in the East will play abol.
rs little q par; as the question OF
Philippine Independence.
In Toilette Center az Contest.
The contest in california has it's
center of vortex in Hiram Johnson.
the man. The icht in Wisconsin,
similarly, lis against LA Toilette, tho
man Tn" North Dakota contest Will
10 decided very largely on the ISSUE
of tho Nonrartisan League. Lynn
Frazier. the Republican nominee. he
ing perh ans tn" best -known
"I.earucr" in the country today.
Miuncsota's contest is ct interest he
cause ii - between senator Kellogg,
,.toyr friend of President Hardin:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
,""ng Vim accused Of n,ram,.

hA\Nll.LE. VA. AUG lo-R. *.
Martin is held In jail here charged
with bi.amN. The young man con.
t"Sscd, according To tn" police tina,
h" had married a young woman at
Kings Mountain. y t.. when he was
II years of a@c. by whom he had
on" child aud that since that time
II" had married Miss Fiossic Ear-
hour. hy whom he ais" had a chld
Martin served through the war in tn,
army and claims not - have seen his
hrS' Vic sine" mis- return from oyer
seas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-11
SHIP LOADS COAL FOR
HAMPTON ROADS PORT

'l-k. w. Aug lo.-Fnr the
hrSt time in histor, for.irn can, 49,
I" he brought into uampinn Hn,ds
~ was learned today that TN. shin.
nihS Hoard steamer Moscll, Wa
'"""lnE Welsh fuel at Cardin on ac
count "f the shipping Hoard for d,