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Totals
10 % :
William md Mary.

eighth.
aConec battcd for Perry In ninth.
@Clarkc ran for Cobb.
RIM, College .........23O coo ooo-5
w. and NJ. ..........ol2 600 0Oo--g
Summary; Two-base hi,-Whi,e.
Home runs--Gibbs, Scott, Lowe.
J. Chandler, Cooke. Stolen bases
Gibbs. Applewhitc. HEX, Clarke (2).
Sacrifice hit-Scott. Sacrifice ny
Cooke. Double play-HIcks TO Lowe.
Chandlc> CD. Left on bases-W. &:
VI. 2: RIM. G., IL. Bases on balls
Of Thompson. 5; off Perry. 3. lifts
on Perry. 10: off Thompson. g. Struck
out-by Perry. 8; by Thompson, IA.
Time OF gane-l:i0. umplre-De
Jeanette. SGorer-Garrett.
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Hornets EnIie Gimme

LYNCHBURG, VA. May l0-Wash-
inston College. of Maryland. played
poorly in first two innings, giving
LynchburG College a lead that could
not be overcome. especially with
Clark pitching air-tiEht ball. and the
locals won. . TO |. The same teams
play here tomorrow.
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DEPART EST or PUBLIC UTILITIES.
LL.II MONO NInlIs.IA

I-IIITMDND. VIFGININ.
The CTy Of Richmond invites proposal
'or furnishing water meters In accord =
ance with specifications which may be
obtained at this office
Proposals should DO plainly marked and
delivered a. the office OF tn- Department
az Public Utilities. Room 1903 CITY Hall.
rot later than twelve Ggb o'clock noon.
Oh the 2t'h day Of May. 1922.
Tn" r!Eh; 20 r"j"c, any and all pro
pOsals Is reserved.
r. ". TRAFFORD.
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dUCTIONS-LEG/lLS
Legal Notices

tn" annual meeting OF the Mutual As-
eurance Society OF Virginia will De held
~ the Office of the society. Room 7ot
Mutual Bu!ld!ns. Richmond. Va.
May III. lS2z. ut 1 O'Clock T.. II.
O. MOFFETT KING.
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.4UCIIONS-LEC.fLS
Legal Notices 81
ATLANTIC COAST Line RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Notice IL hereby gwen that the regular
annual and general meeting ut Sioch nuid-
rs u the Atlantic Coast Line EaiIroad
Company viii be held ~ the Office o; the
company. III the Richmond Terminal Ka;!-
ray Station In the ci;y -! k.chmonI
'irg mia. Oh TUESDAY. gUL I6ru ia
pr MAY 1922, ~ IL o'c!och A. VI. The
|ran-r-r books or the Company Will Close
"Wednesday. May J. 1872 at o'cIock =. 81.
Ind "i!I be r-oaenti ON Wednesday, Aay
l.. iy.2. at 10 O'Clock a. 81.
H. l.. Burden. Secretary.
Anru % lg12
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Special Meeting of the Stochholdcrs
Notice Is hereby given that special
Meeting OF the stockholders OF the Blue
buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated has
cen called by resolution OF the Board OF
directors OF said company. to be held
Il the principal office OF said company. at
|l0l East Main Street. in the city of
l,ichmo Virginia. on tho 25TH DAY
pr MAY. 1922, at tho hour Of % =. NJ. for
The following purposes. among others:
]. To consider and act upon Articles
Ind Agreement OF Merger and Consol.da-
Hon entered into by the Boards OF Di-
|ectors Of the Industrial Cotton Mills
l'omrany, Incorporated. and the Bluc
buckle Cotton Mills. Incorporated. where
~ the Rlue Buckle Cotton Mills. Incor-
Ioraicd. is merged and consolidated vita
ind into the Industrial Cotton Mills Com
ANY. Incorporated. upon the terms and
IonditiOns stated at length in said agree
4ient.
2. To consider and act upon any other
3itter In connection with or pertinent to
aid merger and consolidation and any
Ind all matters which may properly he
Fought before or considered ut said spc =
al meeting OF the stockholders Of said
Dmpany.
BY order of Ne Board OF Directors.
j. IL. CAUTHEN,
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international League Results.
Toronto. SO: Newark. A..
buffalo. 6; Reading. :.
syracuse, 5: Baltimore. e.
Rochester. 6: Jersey CITY. 4.
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Respectfully.
Il. II. COWIIERD.

lie ATLANTIC LAND AND IMPRoVE-
! MENT COMPANY,
Office Of the Secretary.
Notice Ia hereby given that the rexp,s
lnual meeting Of Stockholders OF Ths
lantic Land and Improvement Com.
ny VIII be hold at the once of the
npany In the Richmond Terminal Rail-
Station, In tho city of Richmond.
ginia, on TUESDAY, THE 18TH DAY
MAY. 1922. at 1880 o'clock p. ~.
Fl. l.. BORDEN. Secretary,
April 40. 1894,
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South Atlantic Association Results.
Columbia. 6: Charleston. 0.
Augusta, o. Charlotte, {.
Grcenvillc, 2: Spartanhurg. ..

American Association Results.
Indianapolis. 6; Milwaukee. :.
Toledo. o: st. Paul (.
Columbus, >: Minneapolis, II,
Louisville. :: Kansas City, 3.
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BY order OF Ie Board OF Directors.
j. Il. CACTHEN,

Ho STEPHEN COLLINS. II living. and. II
dead, to his personal representatives.
heirs and devisees. all of whom are I'M
known and all Of whom are nonresIden,s
OF Virginia:
j TAKE NOTICE-That ! Rave purchased
ON the Treasurer OF the County OF
3'ochiand. virginia. for unpaid dclInuuent
NSs thereon. tract OF l36 acres OF land
bfrh District. Goochland County, viz.
~, standing In the name OF Stephep
'llins. and having fully complied vii n
IN Jaw RS to such purchases. / shall At
| expiration OF four months from tho
te OF inc hTst publication OF this notice.
quest the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Goochland County 10 execute decd 70
TOT said tract OF land. as provided by
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FEEDALL AVESUE:-For sale. three new
g t.n-roOm residences. thoroughly equip
ped FOR two families. west side %!
Fendali Avenue, BLOCK north NJ
Boulevard. Price right, terms r!Sh,.
Come and pick your choice. Madison
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II. T. RICHESON & co.
Real Estate and Loans.
Trustees Auction Sale

OF ATTRACTIVE SEMI BUNGALOW
CONTAINING 81. EN- ROOMS.
BATH And ALL MODERN CON
NENiENCES, STU 4 r T. II IN
BELLEVUE COURT. ABOUT
THREE BLOCKS EAST OF BRYAN
PARK
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] .OYD AVE. lIONE-wcn, OF tho Eoule-
ward. rooms. hot-water heat. hard.
wood noOrs and laYhtory on FIRST moor.
This house must be seen 70 be fully az.
pr"cia,cd. Act GuICh II you wan, a bar
gain. Price. 5000. terms II desired.
Rogers. Smith a: iicslep. Mutual BldE
l..T
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wEsTHAMrTDE LOTS-sirs liau.si.!us.
uVmp al American Satiunal Banh
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'ANH--w!iI tsudc forty -acr. farin--thtr,y
cultivated. n!t--u miles ut Wilson -. C. .
ono mile from statiOH-!Or house and lot
~ email farm near Richmond. M
Wh.il'y. ri Es-, Sa!u.
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STUART AvE.-S.mltetached brick .
rooms and bath. $500. Mcdaniel. with
*. > Iiudgius &. Co
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~
Houses for Sale

BYRD PARISH room brck hIus..
newly built. Thoroughly modern. Direct
from owner. Bargain at 5.59O. bJI
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Wanted Real Estate

lprS-"lll pay oash tor your Tot. quick
action, give particulars. Address Box
X ST. care Ths Dispatch.
MEAL. ESTATE-List your property with
~ for sac Or for r.n;. Morton q. Thai.
hiIn-r. Second Floor. Flrst National
Esu.. building KanGDlph Is.
WANTED. z, Uuy on Church Hul. or
ICON nous. address Box H.
INC III. nAtnh.
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Real Estate for Exchange

one ACHE LOTS. on The n. r < H.. =
l.AuL.L INV trrlns. MLc.Lnnm .!;..
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale 6
FARM BARGAINS.

CARSEAi'S FARM BARGAINS.
Wo have listed With farms Of all
si1cs and descriptions both dairy ana
~Ick. ~ bargain prices. Soc Mir. West.
-. cARSEAi. & Sons.
~ SUrth Sln;h Street.
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II > IUuNIE' I" V.
~EST GRACE ST. HOSiE. 1000 block.
ti1.50C. ii.br.ns q Co. Mad. $50.
foE SALE. ~ owner. West End near
Boulevard. rats: = rooms ana ba ~
'ach. strictly u.udcrE. Address Box IS
cas car" Tho Dispatch.
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lots ron SALE

have "a tew lots between 4. T..
iiIii Monument and Hc.l"vu. Arch.
.u the city Limit sal. cell a.
bargain prices "!,A monthly
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the late Lieutenant A. A. Mountain,
, whose body Will arrive from NOW
York early next week.
Mrs Paul l.. Flanagan and an, new
mcmber Of tn" family. daughter
l.ouis,. Eulh. have been discharged from
tn" riIrnIal,, hospital and are reported
a. getting along nicely.
Miss kuthI'"u conner. who mas hccn
rruI.r"d /" her home BY Illness ~ re-
Gearing nicely. ,.
James I:tEss has h"en called 10 Fair
iuuut. hv lh> death Of a relative.
M!S4 Eva .NtWcll - recovering from
n"r illness at her home Oh South Mar
shall street
Mr ard Mrs Presley rurgh. who have
spent th" winter in this city as the
guests Of Nh. aud Mrs. J. il. McMerhen
will leave the latter part or TINS week
rur their home in Los Angeles. cam
Martin blanc. of Elm Grove IS NlSlt-
. In. with friends in this city.
Mrs " II. l.ooscr has returned 10 hcr
hn'ar ut Chlllcoihc. o.. after riSltin"
with friends on North Marshall street
tor several days. J.,
Mrs Frank Hart OF Sixth street. IS
selling out her grocery stock and VIII
move to l.iitl"ton shortly. where she
will make her future home.
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Lodge-Estep.
In vitatIons are out for the marriage
nj { o'clock on Thursday evening of Miss
FLORENCE f.strp. Of hits place.. and Nah
will take place at the home OF enc bride :
parents. Mr.. and Mr.. Smith r%tcn. with
the Rev. II. q. T"aEardcn officiating.
Lloydsvtlle Briefs.
Our only blacksmith shop has been
closed for more than a week. owing 10
the Illness OF the proprietor. &, T. Ham
merle, who is now recovering from Sc
we're attack of grippe.
Arthur Murray: Of Bannock spent sI,Sl.
W. clyde Clark. teacher at Column
hiana, O., spent the week end with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Clark.
Mrs; Nan Patton. OF lfairpo,int; has r"-
rnrn"d H%me Ida a'I%T y'S VII" "e'
Miss Mamie Clark has returned from
n visit with her cousin, Mrs. Kitty
Lawson. OF Akron, q.
c. r. Bowlcs and family. Miss Martha
Mcpherson, Miss Nancy Rice and Mrs.
George Humphrey were among thoSc
from here attending the MCGEE revival
services at MorriStown during the week.
The meetings closed on Sunday evening.
leaving the church In a much stronger
condition numerically and spiritually.
A miscellaneous shower will he given
on Friday evening for the pair who will
then he Mr. and Mrs. Mah!On Lodge. AZ
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Estcp.
The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lantz. Of south Of town. continue criti-
cally III OF grippe.
Mrs. Ed Workman. Of near Pauline
mine. suffered a relapse on Tuesday
night. after thinking 10 be recovering
from an attack Of grippe.
Mrs. Isabelle Vail, has returned frmo
lengthy visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Thomas Lodge. of Cleveland. o.
Mr.. Robert Campbell, Of Fairview, was
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LOUISVILLE

Some nr the members OF the WOOD
t;rUNc telephone line met on saturday
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
q. Hawthorne to discuss some OF the
interests Of the line. TroSe present were
Miss Delura lToguc. Mrs. Mary Moore
Elmer Il0guc. l.. l.. Cramhall, y. f.. MIN
,t,r. Ross bremen and John Porter.
Called to Bannock.
Mr. ard Mrs. Ira Moore were cal led to
Rannork the last Of the week by the H.
ness and death OF Mr.. Moorc's sister,
Mrs Paul Ferry.
Robbers Foiled.
Elmer r.. Ncff has in his barn yard
what lac considers n mud hole Of worth.
and surely no Slough of Despond.' On
arising on Monday morning he discover
ed a Studcbakcr car run amuck In TINS
same mudholc. and covered with prints
made by muddy hands which had evil
IDENTIFY done their best work to force II
from it's mornings of clay and out onto
the National pavement IN front. At first
Mr. Ncff thought 1t was some stran-
gers car run off for repairs. but on in
vcstigation he found II 10 be his own
property which had been stolen from
his garage after the staple had been
Chisc!rd off. The thieves had appro-
priatcd all the extra fixtures and loaded
in the car. but seemingly unaware or
the location Of the mudholc. had steered
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rhurcn, will IT, tine guests 81 Mrs. Scott
chambers. at her h"lNr uu L"@In street
M, rvrn:n.. TAr hns,rss h;,s PLANNED
=. G.lirntfliI cyrnlnc. at the conclusion
nr ,nIrh , d.Il,.in,ls Two ,ouv&c luUch-
.n, win he served
r,+a,.S,i,,,,+ IN c.y,r.
49,, ,''t 'i-'r -' 80 ~ Lin, viii
ne = '"l., - ~, 'N,,ni -, ,,u,,-
''!lNCL 4 PCS, ina go 60" :, .rI,tS Tic
sum i't'H 'N M ~ 80" ,6f -
n"p!!% 1T '','t P''''I''C Vii no
l'Hr io' sumo ',''' ".t ,.n,I.,rrr
Lmuh, Ice Il "'F-H 't"MI II, ''''''''''"N
ne P'HG:''H N,'' '"'','7' ~ r,;,., ,:r,dc
T"IE % w WIZ, e: .,rG ,;r1dr
II,,;" ny' ~ ''"N ir;., - ,,.'.,,.,.i n,Hr;"n
Ini itm" Viz. M.,,.,r., I;urkrtt
Sr,rlnvrr son. " Second Grade Girls
Suhl'"M"r Ma, H',','" ~
.Nii'I '''i l"i 80 ,I'.', ',,fy,h trades
,i' ",'. 49,, S,.iiI '''''
Ih"i"h i"''''' - - ,,,.,,r ,.irIs
80. i,.,,,..o
H"t"'H" VAN '"''' l5,,,,,H ,:,,,i. Girls
:, ,;..;, .rGir, 'ir,Jc Inys
' . - VI y 49, I.mriL ,;rII, Bows
''M'S ; ~ '''' -
az INV ,;ix,r -. Ir loys
ii""" lFI,i.,f il'' "''" '>'N'. c'x,h ,:r,Ir
Musical NoH''C o,; ;,ri;r.' DC
MI, ,..,i,,.. - - t'nur,.h of God
WILL nv. ~ ,,ii nnlI nm IN J,,y ,rssion
'',ii,;n'S h,.~ delicious. IuucHc"I Will
H"'Il'mI 'ET >,, "''''
,F,r->,l''', LrII T'n,,y.I,> between
the several I".A' 'ir.Z',N anu ,,n,',my
al 'iI'" ." "'''ti- so, ..,, ,tr,,,,t =,
f'Su.ici IN '''t -, Im I'm IN, ,lI
new .rI, Mr,, '.m,,,i ,.ninrJ for years
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in town on Monday cndeayoring to make
arrangements for all entertainment Oh
rcadiGS adj music to he given some time
during the month Of May.
; Mr. +. n. steele, OF GAINESVILLE, was
Il Sunday visitor here.
MIR and Mrs. Charles Lopez and 500
Dale. Of Belmont. were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and MS. B. VI. Loper.
Mrs. John GoSSett. Of Bannock, spent
Monday with her mother, Mrs. Emma
Mcfarland
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st. Clairsvtlle Briefs.

Attorney = II. Clancy. of Barr"sNllIr,
was i business caller her" yesterday.
MIR and Mrs. {. T.. Tlmh"rl"k" OF
Eellairc. spent "Wednesday IN 81
ClalrsviI!e
Attorney II. W. S,hcrtzer. Of Bcnairc.
was in town on business yesterday.
C. l.. Felt. Of Bcllal:e. was VISITOR
IN st. Clairsvillc yesterday.
Gordon u. Kinder, OF Martins r"'TN'
was business visitor nor" N'Hn"S'|N.
L. y. Hillcs Of Hcllair". WAS r"H'E
ENrn NcstcrdaN.
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n phaeton once owned by Queen
LNioukalani OF Hawaii, sold at auction
recently for So
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SHADYSIDE
Good WORK for 10y Scouts.

Forty representative" M" 1T ~"
community att"udvd tn" supper III 'h'
I.rcsbytCr!uu r1urrh rU, 'rt1N rN"nluS
which afforded opportunity t"E thrm {"
hear Nir. Bur"h'". " '""'".,"' -! va,
state organization 90 10y Scouts. amt
also tho chairman ui n" E'.lH'rr 'hAM-
ncr Of commerce. l'"t. M'h >P"N" 60
the project TO ;r'G:' uuI0"d lr''l":Hh'r
Tor tho worn IA Er.;urW '".HiN a"''
,nlI definitely ~ scout id"1 - aud h"m e
.:S derived iTuu n"ln"C' .!..p :" -
,rg..ri@Itlur. Tia" m"Hi ;"t ti' ,i'
was most nm.Glua AE.i MA& '"I' ."
adde's OF tn" W!llmg N"rE"r- n' iH''
cuStcnar! ,Nre.l,r MANNER 'H"'''l
tirus - to .ruuuHl - SltH M"I" We
rrtvrl hc!ur" TIE i!"u a t""r~.u "ii '.''
e.. Iaurr ~ $2Sl In SH'j%sih'' p&"'a
r.Ir,.;>I in h"fur.. this cV"r!GE.
Notes. AID Personals.
TIA l-,Gyr Of III" Snt't"rs' "'Gh .-
,.., u. ~, rnv.u aud tLr ,,I~"Nu"I =
FREQUENTLY heard .Shtdy>iir !H'N- w'Lt
IN. trnr, Li:,l ,'iArI"tt .Sur", hGi %""'
t&innv III" town h'E
NrsSr., hughes \ M"3l"%. r""'"a"inr
win ..ra:f ? dv.,.l.n" this week fog y
,l.rir S,u.:l Of l;"I,;,iro rN = lot II t..
>,rth rra Of S;:,:t:rr"'d street
J. II Ittt"'i. '2anaS"r Of ,hH OBJ
tx .rori,uu ~ "a" nav home 80 Nr. =
- r.fr coy We; rriv-fOur'h str 80
-. N,.,.. =. t., -" ia bungalow STYLE.
Ir~s N..I Tror"h':ry a. li"t"n. -
peat Mrniay. n""r VIA f""n"" n"i+r
Air.. and Mr. cherries Wells "r Sou
IiY,n,., olcr';" .>|!l "'rvc nest week I.
,ici~ fr,urr hum" ia st 'lal"~ylIi"
Tuesday evening At her h"m" on TIL"
,v-.cvcuth street. N.Y.. l'""E& N.nE ".
the rrri~"u' "f :, ".''hHII &Nr'N, -
The .yrn; was OF ~" rv" - L." birth
a.. amri,rr-ary I"d % mr." party d.
,oirI,h.,. ..>srrrI,'rG 90 r","l"r," 'n'
d,v The nartr had been rN""tn'l'
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Vu l. w IT
l. IL - W -
,.,., ,.,,r,b las, even.
- joan y ,. humans. Who
ny az ,>'''' '''.,,. -, ;.,,Tsr NM
are l" "T ,'",,.;. .,-,, fn,-
','NcA by h'E' H. - '''e'' = ''' .L
''M'!'a 81" '"t E'I,'', -,
ne "\,''n'i''''"' ".''''' ,...,..
Becker. ff"" N''"~'' ""'!
Martha tF"uA. h''N't '','"'' - -. ..
Maur"-. sane" ""h'"H' ~ 80 %
William GEo"' '"' S''H'I '.''''
sarcus f1l'ou s70o ....,
N!l;;'n !'f'"@' WI" 49, ..t, -,
tL",day charge" "''n '''''" 49,,
his ru$ScSS'"u. was give" = "' "''"
iuIc Mayor Howard butI ''S' CNc"'""
md VA un"d $500 'A'N ",'S Inv ''"' 49,
;tr.r . 'h:~ HHinG"t PA+Sr' '"' y! nv
m,;"s n III" LIST tW" Gays i"'''
H. So" oA'h E"">HIF h'f"' - Il
ar c"ur; session.
Williams Funoral
The ~: sd rites f"r i'n"st N'"'','.'
former resident am, high $'h""l .:i""-
.,,, who died AT "A hospital At Erie. IA
,,..c r..,I >,%t,.i,l,,v aitrrNu0n 1T -
from tho l",.,e o. his another. MIS-
J,%ern Williams. on THIRD street. Key.
jacob M;,u'n and Rev. .. l.. N'nErE' Ok
related. la.""'r"ut WaN at |IuN'''F'
Play Tonight
Tie play. "inrlc EThr"'W summer
Eourdcr" Will W. given - inc "'N"
school auditorium this evening by mem
hers Of the h;&h Srh""" TIC play IL "e'
ing given Under til" auspices "I 'u' i.'-
worth i.cleu" o" tn" FIRST M"ih'H,S'
church. Tickets hav" h""n 81 t''H '''
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Don't Neglect a Cold

Mothers, don't let colds get under
way: at the first cough or 'sniffle rub
Musterole on the throat and chest.
Mustcrolc is a pure. white oint-
ment, made with oil OF mustard. It
draws out congestion, relieves sore
ness. does all the work Of the good
old-fashloned mustard plaster In .
Centlcr way. without the blister.
Keep jar handy for all emergen-
cies 1t may prevent pneumonia in
your home. 35 and Csc in jars and
tubes: hospital aize. SO. s
Better Than O Mustard Plaster
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directly into IL AID hence were thwarted
in their plans.
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Fined for Speeding

\ Wheeling young man w" was ar
reed IN this city IN request OF pH!!"N-
la,e authorities paid . s. AMI cost me
Yesterday ~ -" city building. TIC
piNcrvale authorities pnoned 10 tA!S
city u apprrhcnd The PARTY tor hacN'"E
into another person at pH!"AvM" anu
70: s,car!~. To- fine was !na!c by
authorities ~ piloaEul".
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Good Program for Saturday

J. r. SHr:LE. Of the Stein Printing
company. has returned from NtchiSaA'
where hs attended the golden anniNeF-
sarv o. his uE>,e and aunt. Mr. ana Mrs.
Chas. MuuStc-. OF Dexter. Mich. ABOUT
seyety-iire pco2,c were present IN
Guiding all relatives. On the way oacN
lie stopped At various towns. visiting
my. - his frirnlS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

E.s rilS& last Evening
Al the mid. " eeN LcntGu services u:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
rirs. Mildred Jacobs

Funeral arrangements for Mrs. NIL
dred Jacobs. who died NJ tho rome :"
Aetnavllle Tuesday night. az" not com
pleted. Upon finding that she had te"n
an FOR seycral months. Coroner HaT""N'y
investigated the case and announced
death due 10 natural causes. She = sur
yiyed by her husband. Samuel. and one
daughter Lucy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30

M AMI Mrs. Ac'c;a Strwar;Son. age
Is ana "a. were arrested in Pittsburgh
las, Monday and held To III" Morals
ro,.rt for runaways. Mrs. A"l"ta was
formerly Of this city and had been en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
In Serious Condition

Mrs Frank Ilcrdman. %. West nan
over street IS in very serious CONDITION
according TO the latest reports. She mas
been suffering with pneumonia Tor sew
eral days but her condition grew very
serious yesterday. Although sh" IS IN
a serious condition. attending phy"'cianS
have nOv,.S for her recovery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-30
Rents Being Paid

Coroner clyde tIavdsstv he'd an n
quest into the death OF FRANK P1rov!ch
who was Killed by :a.l Ut stone at ihH
Cn!cntown mine At Uniontown. ONO. TIC
rendered q verdict OF accidental de&'A'
1t Is thought that the rtne fatalities or
this month will be "a" above those "t
last month although mine acjiu'Ht2 lie"
thA list last month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-25
1Ae SubcOnsciOus COurtstip
la v.ms: :.::.tcs., :s4ss k.s ..s.,. s,. in..,s.
ias w''h hs' ws 70 told I" sh' Fascinating aessi
.,,,s aEalNs THE STORY
By BERTA RUCK
l.sAs, o. ~TAs w. w,t0h "TAs Aowt Rover ETC.
Copyright, isss. Dodd. xsod 4 Co.

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8 \" rs,s;. ,Te AZ s..lss.s ss,c,ss .sics. ;s.s!
~ Nv ~SsrjsS o mss.ate UAo died
em ~ '.;~vtes otter. tAe ceremSHy,
2 ~. Hsy q 6io bvsimess: Car.
Ieeyssss, =" an engineer ovt ,ot Joe,
CGIsS',sA Cs. IA l. So'no to ofev h'm Oork'
"I 3 wv,tiNsd bv Aer tau.
Avn HERE IT CONTINUES
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-06-14
ENTRE GUAINABo z Ia 15.-se

desea una casa, en- arriendo, que
tenga garage, aunque no sea la re-
ferida casa de muchas habitaciones.
Informara III. v. Grosch Cop.
TNTIMA: :-Lo mejor para irrigacio-
mes y lavados. Gran presentation
y exquisite perfume Muestras y pros
pectos a su Representative Jose @. Pc.
york. Box 1852, San Juan.-P
XIIUDA DE MUsA. -5s1 West
15Oth st.-ofrece su casa priva-
da, completamente moderna, dos pa
SOS de Broadway, Riverside se Iglesia
espafiola, a familias que vengan Nue
va York Y deseen vivir bien Interpre
tes y toda clase de comodidades. Pre-
clos m6dicos. Avise por correo Sc re-
cibira en- ell muelle-7-2S.
DARA que la tos no le moleste, =
: pueda dormir tranquilo, tome
"HYoTOLE'', ell cual usted puede CON
seguir en- cualquier Farmacia. 6-24.
CE vENDE; Todos los muebles, in
cluyendo un piano, en- la casa
nlmero uno calle Yardley Place, es-
quina calle Mccleary, Santurce. Todo
practicamente nuevo en- magnificas
condiciones. Para mas informes Hane
al tel6fono san Juan 531 visite Ia
casa en- cualuuier I1ora.--6-I4