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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
Actors Will Operate
New York Theater

New York, May 25.-An ambitious
theatrical enterprise, backed by two
score prominent actors and actresses
with an initial pledge of $4,000 fol-
the operation of a theater in New York
exclusively. with members of the pro
fession and the production of the best
plays. is announced by the Actors
Equity association. 1t will be under
taken by Equity Players, Inc. organized
with Francis Wilson, president.
The Forty-eighth Street theater has
been leased for a year, it was an
nounced, and the season will begin DC
toher Is
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
..RE5|N0L
Soothing and Healing
Stops Itching
BUSINESS MAN
SINGS PRAISES

II suffered for years with stomach
trouble and gas continually. Doctors
thought / had stomach ulcers or anc
After last attack they advised going to
Rochester. Mimi. for an operation. 4
frien1 advised trying Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy, which l did, and l cannon sing
its praises too highly, as l can now cat
anything and everything" 1t is a sim
the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal
tract and allays inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver
and intestinal ailments, including ap-
pendicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. Model Pharmacy and
druggists everywhere.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
HEAL SKIN DISEASES
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penetrat-
ing, Antiseptic Liquid

1t is unnecessary for you to suffer
with Eczema, Blotches, Ringworm,
Rashes and similar skin troubles. Zemo
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
81 for extra large bottle. and prompt
ly applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. 1t ~cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating.
disappearing liquid and is soothing to
the most delicate skin. Get it today
and save all future distress.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
Shoe Trade Writer
Says Skirts Going
to Become Longer

Philadelphia, May 25.-The hem of
women's skirts has reached its high
est altitude. in the opinion of James
h. Stone. editor of the Shoe Retailer,
who Wednesday addressed the annual
convention of National Hosiery and
Underwear Manufacturers association.
He predicted further that within a year
there would be a return to longer STYLES
that is to somewhere within the i'm
mediate vicinity of the calf"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26

POLICE
G. F. Drug Co, supplies ...... 2.5
w. p. Wren, Treas, cash ad-
yanced IL
Strain Brothers, supplies ...... 80
Rabbit Transfer Co., service. 20
Marcus Anderson, salary ...... 200
F. c. Locher, salary ........... 1900
d. T. McElliott, salary ......... 100
Herman Rydel, salary ......... 1850
Ernest Goings. salary .......... 145. o.
VIM. Murray, salary ........... 145.O
Segval Semmingsen, salary 80. 49,
John Frach, salary ............ 145.O
N. ]. O,Neill, salary ........... 1850
George Knutson, salary ....... 1850
p. J. Ffnneran, salary ......... 1850
I. w. Moran, salary .......... 145.
w. F.. Pritchard, salary ........ LAG.
d. R.. Dawson. salary .......... 145.O(
Otto Bjorngtad. salary ......... 16O.0(
J. T. Bowers, salary ........... 145.0 OK
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
BANDITS BULLET FATAL.

Omaha, May 25.--Robert r. Scief-
ken, Is. died Thursday from bullet
wounds inflicted by a bandit who fatal
~ shot young Siefken's father, an in
surance man. when the latter went to
his sons assistance during the holdup
Of an gil station here last Saturday
night
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
VERDICT AGAINST MINES

st. Paul, May 25.-Mining companies
operating in Minnesota lost the second
round of their fight against the So
called ~occupational or tonnage tax when
Judge Tillman ID. Johnson of Salt Lake
City ruled the act'valid in an opinion
handed down in the United States dis
trict court here late Wednesday.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
Police and Fire Sink. Inv. Acct.
Warrants purchased .......$ 1852.

42.0U
w. H. HARRISON,
City Clerk.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
MEXICAN EDITOR KILLED

Mexico City. May 25.-Jesus f. Mo
reno, editor of Ell Heraldo de Mexico,
was shot and killed Wednesday even
ing by Deputy TSjera Llorca following
a dispute at the entrance to the inte-
rior department building.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
.oy Children F.!

you'll Donahey-a that
every child loves
The Angel Fly"Penny Ross beautiful DOLL CUT
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MAGAZINE the finest features buy
something o every Man. Woman and Child.
north The Yet FREE
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-07
Goy Meu

new &C -ORofo MACAZIN
NEWS PICTURES. They are
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Men also will enjoy the
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Chicago Tribune.
In forthcoming issues you
Harrington. Octavus Roy Co
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24

knew that he was bound for the rail- road and telegragh line. CHAPTER XVII
 "Thcrc's a lot of this stuff I don't understand" said Guerilla Melody af- ter Dnwson's return. Why didn't Conley go south? Conley ain't com mitted any crime round here that ] know of."
 I'm betting he did. ala same" said Billy. "Or else why was he so parttcu- lar to tell those T U boys he was iron, Arizona?
 Guerilla looked bewildered. What did Conley have against Tip?" "I don't know" said Billy. But maybe friend Simon can tell us some thin
 Simon Reelfoot, riding the range that day, met a strange horseman Did Simon know where Park Valley was? Simon knsw
 "Shucks," said the strayman Here's envelope and pencil. Make IT map like, will you?"
 "Here,' said Simon, holding out the envelope. This ought to fix you up.
 ITO his horror, the well-knowr voice of Billy Wingo atA his back concurred. Tt ought to-" said Bill, Wingc. Kindly clasp your hands over your hat"
 You oughtn't to have given hin that envelope Billy admonished thu strayman. Tt has the confession in it."
 Simon stirred uneasily on his sad
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24
cASTO.RIA
 For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years .,s.s: .,...,::. x: .'.' .' &MAzN

And there was time when we thought Bill didn't have any brains" Sam Larder grieved bitterly.
 "I didn't" avowed the district at torney. T always knew"
 The door flew open, and, Jerry Fern wild eyed with liquor, stumbled into the room The stage driver rolled straight to Felix Craft and paved him. "Fuf-felix," he babbled, T wan sh uah -shomc mon-money." The furious Felix shook him off. But Jerry Fern was nothing If not persistent. ...-.
 The grinning faces of Guerilla Mel ody. Johnny Dawson, Shotgun and Riley looked through the open door way.
 Come along. Jerry" called Guer- fila. We been hunting you all over"
 T wuh-wan' shush -shome mum money" gargled Jerry. T wuh-wan' mum-money you promised me-"
 "I'l give you what you deserve ' There was cream and butter in the gamblers voice, but there was grizzly menace in his restless eyes.
 "Gug-guve mum-me more thar you gug-gave bub-before?"
 Yes yes. C'mon!"
 "Wuh-want mum-money now' yelped the contumacious Jerry, "ol I'll pup-put you in jail!"
 Continued in Our Next Issue
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24

dle. Confession! Whose confession He recalled that there had been sew eral folded sheets of paper in the envelope. Of course, Simon could not know that these sheets were white-innocent of either handwrit- ing or printing.
 Billy took the envelope and un- folded the sheets. It was apparent to Reelfoot that he was refreshing his memory.
 "Simon," Billy said, glancing up suddenly, why did Conley go south?" 'I--I dunno."
 "Yes, you do." Billy insisted, strik- ing the sheets of paper with his fist. We found Coney. He was working for the T II when he died"
 T told him not to go," muttered Simon Reelfoot.
 "Conley talked before he died" said Billy. "He told me some inter- esting things about himself-and you," Here Billy stuffed the sheets of paper into his trousers packet and gripped Simon by the throat. You damned murderer, what did you kill him fOr?'
 At the fierce clutch of Bily's fingers Simon's shaking legs refused to up- hold him longer. He fell on his knees. "I-I didn't kill him." he spluttered. He was dead when-" You lie! Conley said so. You tried to throw the blame on me by leaving behind" Billys voice trail- ed off into silence.
 That was Conley's idea" screamed the panicky Reelfoot. He got the hatband and quirt one day when mo- body was in the office. Conley shot him, tool"
 "Conley shot him too, huh ?" He was gonna squeal. He waa gonna get me mixed into that Wal ton murder! They told me he was! He--he pulled first, tell you! I was drunk! I didn't know what I was do,-
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24

ing! Oh. my Gawd!"
 Billy flung the groveling Simon from him. This ought to be enough for you"
 That evening there was another prisoner in the Golden Bar cala- boose. If they keep on coming in like this" said Shotgun shilman to Rnley Tyler, we'll have to build an addition to the jail"
 What next?" asked Guerilla Mel ody. with Tips murder settled and knowin' who killed Tuckleton-"
 "Certainiy doesn't help us any with the stage hold-up," cut In Billy Before we spring the joke in the Tuckleton deal I've got to do a IT. more work on the hold-up."
 A convivial voice in the street broke into boisterous song. Who's that" asked Billy.
 Its Jerry Fern" said Guerilla in differently. He's drunk again. Aun died. left him money. Big legacy Mus 1 have been for Crafty to lend hin money to play with"
 "Di you know Craftys been lend ing money to Jerry?'
 Didn't see him with my own eye more than once?"
 DO you think you can get Jerr Fern in her and make him drunk?"
 "I'll make him drunk" Guerilla sai earnestly. Tor there ain't drop o virtue in Old Crow"
 Guerilla Tipped on his hat and de parted.
 You can't tell me that inferna Bill Wingo nint at tho bottom of a this business." snarled Felix Graf Guerilla Melody and that Dawso friend of his didn't get Slike by them selves any more than I did"
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24

two days Imprisonment and a fine of 40 francs plus the value of the book he failed to return.
 The magistrate in passing sentence said. "A book Is family utensil like furniture. and is necessary for the welfare of the family" The de- fendant has lodged an appeal.
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24
BOOK BORROWER JAILED
Wheels of Justice Grind in New Di- rection and Book Owners in Geneva May Loan In Peace.

Geneva, March 24,--Justice has at ias' oVertaken the man who borrows DOCKS and "forgets" 10 return them. A book.borrower of Babikon. su- buro Of Zurich, has been sentnced to
New Britain herald., 1922-03-24
RUsSIAN POPULATION

Moscow, March 2+.-The popula- ton of Russia. excluding Siberia, Is 30,7o7,oo0 according to recent cstl-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

My Dear GuV"rnur-l realize You
ar" pretty busy these days pr"par-
ing To summon tho Legislature i'm
special session To consider bonds for
highway Improvement. hut have
concluded. nevertheless. that You
ought 10 accept the invitation cx-
tended YOU to address tho National
Democratic club I'm Washington
Thur sd.y night NirEiuia canno;
afford to L." without representation
a; the Jubilee. We 4u.OO0 Office
holders won Il notable victory our
selves on November :. having roam
noNcd the Ninth District to Demo
cratic VIRGINIA aud reversed. with
scarcely "a dissenting vote. tho care
fully considered Judgment ot tina,
congressional committee with re-
spcct I" litigation in tn. Seventh.
And tho landslide didn't have many
limitations. II was not confined to
Virginia. 1t swept the country At a
pace not At all In keeping with nor
malcN' covering up tn" SLOW moving
- @. elephant and leaving TIN,
Democratic mul" on a pinnacle hrn-
having q; tn. animal which once
had rendered harmless TIA. well
known Kick SO that Wasniustun
affair Viii hc In tn" nature az a jrI-
Umphaut family reunion. where all
the children and grandchildren of
democracy VIII gather With equal
cauS" for happiness. shall suc
roSt L" MIR. Murphy. chairman "t the
board OF governors. that h" mvi,"
Senator Lodge 10 the juhilc". Y"n
ku,~~. over since Henry cabot enter
I'd tn" tr"aty-iiring line for the Re
rUhllcanS h" has locn the real SAINTS
Claus OF tn" Democratic party.
PRESENTS Why. old Whit" WHISPERS
haS just sh"wcrod '"m on the politi-
cal children OF Thomas Jefferson.
Every word he spoke. every action
OF which hc was guilty was Il gift.
Christmas gift. To those who stood
oUtsid" the ''norm2lcy' area So
1t would 10 nothing more than
justice. elementary justice. Tor MIR
Murphy Ia have your Santa claus
there. for all tn see aud thank for
his manifold gifts ia Democrats
FATHER BYRD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
INVITE GOVERNOR TO
ADDRESS DEMOCRATS
National tiub VIII Meet In Wash
lnEt"n rhursdny-WiI Attend
E,nrinccrs, Nlcci

Tn" mocratic National club
yesterday extended to Governor
T. Leo Trinkl" an Invitation :" adj
dress that body when IL assemblies
IN Washington On Thursday. Gnv.r-
nor Trinki" has tn" Invitation under
consideration. aud may To" ahI.. To- ac-
c"pt tn" same. although his calendar
of "nGag"m"utS - We'll allied for
several weeks O" come
1hc ioNcrn"r VIII attend tn" fourth
Guar'"rl% meeting at tn" Virginia
section 81 tho American Sucicty al
tiy.l Eng I" b." held in con-
junction WIKI the Virginia S"ctI"nS
~ the American society Of M-chIri-
cal Engineers. tn" American IuSiitut.
"f Electrical Engineers and tn"
american Association Of Engineers.
N"rf"lN Portsmouth, Hampton Roads
aud Richmond Chapters. at tn. Viz
Einian Military Institute. Lexington.
saturday. The meeting begins r'ri.
day. and Governor Trinkl- is srh-d-
ul'd I" speak At the Saturday mo.n-
ing session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
EXTRA SESSIONS FATE
MAY Be KNOWN FRIDAY
Governor Trinklc Expected Ia
Announce Decision as to
Special Call.
BUSINESS nou,E> URGING rr.
Opponents Of Road Bond Issue Favor
Assembling. if Thrrr-tcnt TnN on
tn> l. Imposed. the Counties IT, oct
Onc-Third. Cities Nothing.

II was irtiuars6 Yesterday a, IN.
Gov,-uor.s ,riro thar ,;nyerunr
Trinl,l. would make knoyyn his do.
cisiru ON FRIDAY r.x, ns ia wh.,h.r
h. VIII ,,u Il sn.ciaI session az tn,
General Assembly,. Committees from,
tho Richmond rhamh.r of ,.nm,unrcc
and from the Richmond civ Council
called ON tn, Governor last week
and The civ Council committee
urged a srccjal session for the con.
sidcraticn OF a bond issue for high
ways. while tho committee from tho
chamber urged the necessity Of cor
icctiug the error in emitting Madi-
son County from tho senatorial re-
districtinr lin. as well as provi,linC
means for carrviu: on the highway
construction IN 1928. ORGANIZATIONS
throuchuu. tho state have u.sScd
RESOLUTIONS i'm favor Of the bond issue
From tho host sources possihlc il
has bceu nsccrtaiucd that only
So 900 n0O will l., ,y1ilall. from,
present Sources for now roads in
lgla which. according In tho Cover.
.or's statements at south Ros,on and
,t>evyh.rc ,yh.r. he has made
spec hes GUrir. the past two months
wild build ONLY on. mill. of new road
in ,uyn Of tho lou counties Of tho
state.
strong prcssurc has hccu trough,
UNION mo Governor hv rropournts OF
tho bond Issu. to rau IN. session
tho opuou.rts to tho bond issue rrnn-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Find No Trace of
Aunt Sibbie," 50
Aged Negress' Absence
Alarms Rclatiucs-En-
list Police Aid.

Aunt Sihbic" Pcyton. crlorcd. 81
years old. has mNstcriously hIsau-
pcar"d from her home on West Moore
street, and her relatives are search
ing for her. She was last seen yes
t"rday morning at ( ocloCk 10y a
col"r"d woman on Kenny street. and.
at tina; time. said sh. was going to
tn" h"m" OF her daughter. Salli-
Holmes. ON Hancock Street. She did
not arriv" there.
"Aun, Sihhi"." II is said. has been
in Ealing health for som" tim"
When her son went h"m. last might
ct - O'Clock she WAS sitting upstairs
talking /" another Color"d woman.
VII" has room At her house. At
u'cl""k her son found her in bal.
sound asleep. Al O'Clock tn. lodge
went int" the room to So. ii Sh. Was
comfortable. and she had gone.
TIA" woman On Kenny street said
Aunt Sihhi"" called at h"r house. clad
only IN her might clothes. ami was
covered with small burrS that s,Uch L"
her garments as she walked through
IN" woods. She was given cl"thiu-
ana something to eat. IL is SAID. and
left for her daughters home
Ey that time the son had sounded
the alarm and all Of his sisters were
IN search OF the old mother roli, -
wcrc notified. but no trace Of "Auut
Sibbse" since she left tho Kenny
street house. has been found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
HIGHWAY ENGINEERS ARE
APPOINTED BY COLEMAN
Each Assigned To Duties in
Accordance With Rcor-
ganization Plans.

Engineers I" have charge of the
various "nGiuc"riuE divisions of the
stat" highway department We're an
uouuvcd by G"orE" l.. coleman. stats
Highway Commissioners. yesterday
Each engineer l. being assigned du.
ties In accord with tn" plans for tn.
r-"rGanizat!ou "f thu engineering
branch ot the department.. recently
approved ~ the stat" Highway Com.
mission. uf which Henry q. shirley
is chairman.
The personnel concerned in the
REORGANIZATION. which is effective ON
December /. is as follows:
Commissioner G"orr" t. Coleman.
Assistant engineers In charge al,
construction. =. : Mullen; in chare"
Of maintenance, !. J. Forrcr: in
"harr" "f at bridges. w x. Glidd.n:
in charge Of STATE aid. A. II. pciti-
grew: In Charc" OF surveys. u. H.
Harrison: IN "harr" at office. rnze-
we'll Elicit. In chtrr" OF tests. Shr.y,
Clarke, in chars. OF equipment. r.. NJ.
Evans.
pistric, engineers Richmond dis
trict. Gc"rr" Z. Lennon. suffolk dis
;riCt. y ~ BELL. fredericksburg dis.
,rict. X. =. Ellison; Manassas district;
i. &. Albright. Lynchbur,: district. G.
~ Scott. Eoauok" district. II T. Am
Iouthborourh; bristol district. j. -.
kcelcr. Jr.
Eight districts nav" hc"u Laid out
throughout Ia" state. each to be- in
'harG" OF - district "uginccr and
each district viii =" suhdividcd into
tiv" resident districts. each in charge
"t a resident engineer. These resi-
don't engineers viii be chosen from
IA" present project engineers. thus
doing away with project engineers.
Every section Of Virginia was rep
resented Icy highway engineers at Il
session held ia TN" state Highway
commission Headquarters yesterday.
incident :" tn" complete r"orEaniZa-
tjun of n" Department.. TIA" taxing
over "f tn" maintenance" Of 2.nOO adj
dtt'"n"l miles oi tn. stat" highway
system WAS discussed. only 9.nnn
miles altogether "f TIA. l."ur miles
IN tn" stat" w"r" sent 10y the stat"
Highway commission formerly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

'act that 'h's IFS really Chris,'s way
~ui tho way a. the apostles
it Is tho dUiy - every rhri-tlHu
r":se" 3" 'his city to h"lp tho IS
Isolated CHARITIES TO rails, it's bud
s"i 80 $''.n"n not only because tacy
81" 'i'"r work wtth the modern
method. bat because they DO !, by
,.rist'~ method
There IS on" other feature ~ tho
work ~ 'rIs splendid organization
(" winch I ask your attention. aud
mat j- the effort that IS hcing pa,
forward This year to So. thnt am
the poor children I'm the cr, Of
hchmouf hay" christmas TOYS Mrs.
- Gcprg" COOK hns cA.rg. Of ,his
department. aud shc has asked tina,
me Hrst sunday .r December shall
30" observed as Toy day iu all az orr
sunday schools ana that ON. this
aaF tho SUNDAY school children
bring al IT," ro.s hoy have thar
arr" worth giving away TO hc sent
q" TO-" headquarters ~ the A-Soci.
at"d CHARITIES Ibd sorted and LISTED
rNls zoo. is not s.muiy :, cnarI,..hl.
work but christian decd. tpr &,
wa the savior Himself who said
Let ~" Ii'tle nn"s rumc unto NJ '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

State Board OF Education. IL \.
NJ.
Lions Club. Richmond Hotel.
T. NJ
Rotary club. Murphy's Hotel. /
T. NJ.
Richmond Council. Social Agen-
Cics. Y. w. &. ~, 4 +. NJ.
National Woman's party. 2ot
East Grace Street. i:3O =. NJ.
Stou"wall jackson Chapter. L.
II. e., Y. W. e. A.. IL \. NJ
Finance Committee, City Hall. :
T.. NJ
Claims Committee. City Hail. y
l.. NJ.
John Marshall House. ninth and
Marshall streets, open 2 ~ NJ To
) =. VI.
For theatcr calendar, see page
four.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
rrocrrd with Oh I.itIruti.n

Examination Of witnesses ia the
ti'rcc oil Corporation suit in chan
Gerry 'Uurt proceeds unintcrruptcd!y.
N" hearings were adjourned over
az {" "".och yesterday afternoon uu-
IN 80 o'clock this morning No
IN" connected with tn" case Viii
N'htHr" guess as to when tn"
hearings viii he conCludcd tn.
main h"n" of contention il as to
whether common stoCkh"iu"rs or
preferred S'"vkh"ld"rs shall have
control Of tn" c"mpanys AFFAIRS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

the weekly meeting and luncheon OF
'he Richmond Advertising Club in the
auditorium Of the Y. w. c. A. tomor-
rev at 1855 o'clock.
During tho last two weeks. the
membership committee has been ac-
i've ana IL Is expected that several
nav members Will ne reported at to-
morrows meeting. Every mcmbcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Address Ems, End iu.inc.. u-,

Thomas Il. Howell. president ui
ia" kiw"niS 'lub. viii speak b"for.
tn" business Mems Association %,
9 hnr,h I'm ana Fulton. at its fan
meeting i"ni=rt at rAthian IIaIi.
-''n' East BROAD street \ program,
r"pl"i" with good things" is an
n"unc"d 10y Secretary Dave ponari.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Dr. MnrInrhInn Ia Preside.

ROY II. l.. e. M.clachIan. H. -.
PRESIDENT. viii preside at todav's
meeting 80 tue Eirhmond Lions CUB
I" ht held at Hotel Richmond a,
90 crock IN" Speaker viii h- Rev Il:
Aubrey Williams. and music viii IL,
rendered hy MHuric" Tyler
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

No. A.
y very strong Chinese Tray, to %
pa! :, assorted sizes, from II TO y
inches over all; priced up 10 Si.25.
No. -
This Basket from Japan is attrac-
lively decorated: il comes in thrc"
shapes. especially mad" for fruit. or
sandwich tray; pri,cd zoe. 81 90 and
81 -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

y jury in Hastings Court. Part IL
Yesterday in TIL" cas-" Of th- Hich .
m"nd cold Si"raG" Company against
Z. 6. lirauch. Of ToHuo. rctUru.d n
verdict FOR sla.6aG I'll" suit In =
Nolv"d TIA" stnra%" Of a larg" aunn.
THY "i potatoes. The verdict favored
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

ty-sccond street. and as an !ndivid-
uaI. yesterday hlcd voluntary petition
n bankruptcy, in the United states
District Court. listing Liabilities as
S7.b"i.32 and assets az $3.50.
Sol Meyer. merchant. filed Holnn-
tary petition. listing liabilities as
S3.2Sa.32 aud assets as SSIiG5 :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

has been asked to bring a guest to-
morrow. and help make this one OF
the best attended sessions OF the
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21

An address on Building Business
through Sales organizations" by
Thomas u. Howell. president OF tho
Richmond kiwanIs club. will feature
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Educn,i.n I,.urJ to Meet

I'll, stat" Hoard Of Education viii
meet TINS morning at II o'clock in
The hoard rooms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-21
Howell, to Addr... Advertiser,

the Cold Storage Company. A mo-
tlon TO set aside was continued.
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File bankruptcy Petitions.

Edward T.. Basrford trading as 'hc
Shirley Bakery at 1906 North Tween