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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
GUARDING MAIN LINE
FROM MEASLES MENACE
Parents Advised to Watch Children
Closely for AIlnent Symptoms

Precautionary measures are being
employed by the Board of Health Of
Lower Merton Township TO prevent the
spread of measles along the Main Line.
A statement issued today by the
board advised parents TO keep children
home from day school and Sunday
scbool when the children show symp-
toms Of cold dry or sore throat red
ness of the eve or cough. Call your
physician early and keep your chill
drcn out Of ,,Ongested places. such as
the moving picture theatres. cOniin.
ues the boards warning School teach &.
ers are requested to b. especially care
full to exclude children from school
who have any catarrhal symptoms or
the slightest indication Of fever.
Conditions along the Main Line
nrc described by the bonrd as by no
means serious AT present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
/ WASN'T SCARED,'
GIRL SLEUTH SAYS
Mildred Blank, Who Caught
Man With Raised Bill, Praised
by v. S. Agents
HELD SUSPECT IN STORE

r.ro,r.oId N;,dred Hank
oe'en't.'' e'' CO.,. o ,.'.',.. ..o,,.a ,n.
whom Fca'rnl "e','' ''er'''' "h'','1 "'e
praising for her cIe'er WORK '' oe.p''-
ise and capturing II man they believe
:. h.rc missed much counterfeit money
" n,i,olo,,,io sscs p,tbinp ev,roor.
in fh''h"''i''''"'
dlnary In her ,'a''
Yesterday he girl detected raised
IN os II was pnsspd over the counter
vi, "' n,. fo,b,r,, J,,ioo o,ceco, ,t,ro
to her W ,''' '","' 49,, s,a'',a. .,,,,a
at seVeh,n ''','' ""' ''''''''' wv,
She detained the man VINO paSNed II
until her father ran for n policeman.
Who, ,be policeman arrived she vas
.~,r";nc ONTO he mans coattaiI TO
swtIt;mn sW,a lin Uc had become tired of her
n'.onsn,;on nV,u and wus about 70 leave the
stm, s.nrc
Tho man, Joseph McFnddcn. n
x,nro 10 believed to bc responsible for
va of tho raised 81 bills lhat have
hnon ,a@m' nosscd in PHILADELPHIA recently for
con Nils.
~ s-n,vhon tho man cnmc in" Mildred
.,,,oineJ This morning, "hc had the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
CURIOSITY IS COSTLY
Man Who Would Be Good Samari
tan Pays for Impulse

"Misicr. there's man in thar next
alley who must be in trouble-1 heard
him groaning.' pedestrian said 10
Robert Grnigg. of 1906 Cabot street :.
who stopped him at Darien and Noble
streets early this morning.
Lets go see what we can do for
him. agreed Graigg.
A moment after the two men on.
tered the alley the other put revolver
to Graigg's body. stripped him of his
overcOat and purse. containing 81. and
got away with the loot.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
DRIVER HURT IN CRASH
Express Truck CoIlides With Trol
lev at 31st and Market Streets

Tho driver of on American Express
Company motortruck was injured and
trolley traffic was held up shortly be-
fore 8 o'clock today when the vehiclr
colided with trolley at Thirty
first and Market streets.
William Lievcck. Gl9 North Marko'
street. driver of the truck. swung the
vehicle in front Of the westboun
trolley and was thrown to the ground
He was taken to Miscricordia Hospital.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
YARDLEY BRIDGE FREED
No More Tolls on Span Purchased
by Two States

Another christmas present 70 sub.
urban motorists, following closely upon
the freeing of the Hatboro- Ilorsham
turnpike, has been the freeing of Yard
ley Bridge, crossing the Delawar" River
at Yardley. in the northern section.
The bridge has been purchased by
the States of Pennsylvania and New
Jersey at cost of $67 900, from the
operating company. and after th" for
NAL transfer Of title, no further tolls
will bp collected
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
FIRE STIRS CAMDEN
Smoke Alarms Family and Fire En-
eines Awake Neighborhood

4 fire which did but 81 damage
caused excitement on Elm street,
Camden. at ! O'Clock this morning.
Gus II Robinson. at 3lS Elm street,
was awakened by smoke. He rescued
his wife and five children and sister
who lives with the family. then turned
in an alarm which brought out fire.
fighting apparatus that changed down
the street and awakened many persons.
An ovcrhcatcd furnace caused the
blaze
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
DIES AFTER SHOOTING SELF
oespondcnt Boarder Told Police He
Was Tired Of Civjru

Harry Herman. f"rty.fivc Years o,I.
who hot himaelf Yesterday afternoon
at the home Of his employer. Charles :. .
Bisbimg. 242l Columbia avenue. died
today In the Womun's Homeopathic
Hospital
Herman had boon working as Il
plumber = helper. H. left the shop yes
t"rday afternoon and went to q dining
room in the BsbinS home. where he
boarded. a few minutes later Bisbiug
heard shot. He found Herman ON the
floor, II revolver in his hand. Herman
was sent TO the hospital where he died
al : 80 'rlock this morning. lie had
told police he was tired of LIVING,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
Watchman Wounds Man

Robert Harvey was shot in the a5do-
men early this morning at Front and
Callowhill streets by Samuel Pollak,
n private Waterman. after Harvey. ac-
cording to the police. had threatened
Pollak with a revolver. Harvey is in
the Roosevelt Hospital. The police
say Pollak attempted to question Har-
vey. thinking he was acting suspi-
ciously, and that Harvey ran. When
Pollak pursued him. the police add,
Harvey drew revolver,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
CAMPBELL UNDER KNIFE
Register Of Wills. Victim Of Blood
Poisoning, Operated Upon

Register Of Wills Campbell. who
was operated on last night at st.
Mary's Hospital in an effort to re-
lieve blood poisoning. developed from
pimplc on his hand. is expected to leave
the hospital today. The operation was
performed by DR.. William f.. Kelly.
Mr.. Campbell first noticed the infcc-
tiCn two days ago. The condition be-
came acute yesterday. He lives at 2Sl5
Gaul street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
MONDAY Is TAG DAY
Auto License Numbers for 1928
Must Be on Autos Then

Motorists will be compelled TO use
their now 1923 license tags beginning
next Monday according to IN announce
ment Yesterday by Superintendent Of
Police Mills.
The superintendent said motorists
who have not the new tags or who
are unable to show that they made ap-
plicatlons for the license in time sutii
cI"nt to enable the State Highway Blu
rrteall to deliver the tags by the first of
the year will be arrested
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
MAN DIES FROM GAS
Jacob Major Found In Room WIN
Open Jet

lnrop NA,iul, httl -s"y"n years old,
Of 1895 nrunncr street. was found dead
from gas poisoning in the parlor OF his
homo carly today.
Ilis step-hrothcr. Herman Websrs
who lived with him. found Major sitS
ting in chmir. with the gas pouring
into IT." room from jet that was onl$
partly open. Tn" police thiDk the deatN
was accidental.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
MARKSMAN IN AMBUSH
Camden Police Hunt Man Who
Shoots at Passershy

Camden police are searching for a
man who frequents pool room at
Seventh and Van Hook streets and
shoots at passersby.
The last victim TO report is Louis
Gray. Of 75S Central avenue. Camden.
He told police that as he passed the
place early this morning he was shot
in the leg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
GIRL TAKES POISON
Recovering In Cooper Hospital,
Camden, From Effects Of Dose

Marion Morris. seventeen years old,
73O Bcrkley street, Camden. is in Cooper
Hospital recovering from poison which
she drank last night.
The police say she took it after dis.
pute with her grandfather.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
BROTHER IS ACCUSED
Arrested on Charge Of Stabbing
John Tartuimo During Quarrel

John Tartuimo. 900 Tasker street
ls in ST. Agnes Hospital with knife
wound in the chest. His brother.
Stephen. is undrr arrest charged with
the stabbing. John IL not expected TO
live.
The police of The Moynmensing ave.
nue. and Dickinson street station are
trying to learn the reason for the
stabbing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-27
GERMANY FREEING WAR pnIsoNrRs

4, Not prisoners OF other rucrs but SONS y,
{nose who were being tried for war crimes.
pr instance, ). Il, 'onCer writes from
narine whi"l sank the tMsItnnia has been
,reed. Foreign News Dispatches occupy Q
Sass ,GdiE in tho iCBLIC LEDGER. Make
Habit. .'--Adp.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
AUTO CLUB BACK IN
ITS OLD HEADQUARTERS
Moves From Temporary Cam
paign Offices on Main
Street.

Tho Automobile Club of Richmond
has moved from It's temporary ofI,ee
on Main Stroot and Is now back In
It's permanent headquarters In The
lobby o: tn" Jefferson Hotel.
Several now wmemherships wore
received iRst wook and tho motor
Ing public uf Richmond In now recoa-
rixinR tho value OF such club" sald
Secretary J.. ~. Boyklns yesterday.
Now that vacation time Ii a hand.
and those "ho have cars are plan
ninR trips to various points. tia tour
Ing burenu-is busy furulBhinK .ntor-
nation pertaining TO routes. and also
AZ to condition OK roads
Tho club * actively at work 10 Inn
prove motoring conditions. and Ia CO.
operating with other organizaiotns In
ne city uEd State in the matter Of
iurthcring the construction and
maintenance OF roads. especially
those adjacent o Richmond.
The directors OF tho organization
are npprcc.at!ve OF tho support that
50 many OF tho owners OF automobiles
have rendered In the recen campaign
for members" Mr.. tBoykin declared.
and IL is hoped tina; those who have
not already Joined the club Will do
80 in order that IL Will! have tho hack
ing OF as large number as possible
ia the work OF advancing the inter
ests OF the motorists"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
SCIENTIST SAYS MORE 1T RAINS
DRIER ATMOSPHERE BECOMES
Believes, Too, Hotter the Sun Cooler the Earth-Sol
Rises Before He Really Is Up and Sets After
He Actually Is Down.

upper air. Ho concludes that tho
densor corona stops passago Of somo
per cont OF tho ultra violet rays.
some OF which acting on cold. dry
oxygen In the upper strata form
ozone. In timos Of maximum spots
there must. then. be less ozone. But
ozono absorbs a great amount OF
earth radiation. therefore. IL tho
earth should be receiving an Ia
creased amount OF heat ~ t!is time
II might. nevertheless. grow colder.
because OF tho coincid.nt depletion
of The asa$-oonSaxvinx oGone blanket.
It IN also saia hst cirrus cloud OF
cirrus hsse 10 more generally prev
alsnt In earth's atmosphere during
spot activity. and this blanket OF
cloud shuts out some OF the solar
radiation.
The reverse paradox then. which IS
also found 10 he true. may be ac-
counted for in the same way. SUMS
atmosphere is clearer during spot
minimum. and although there may
actually be less heat coming from
the sun. larger percentage is al
lowed TO reach the earth through
the thinner blankets.
The paradox Of the sun rising be-
fore IL is actually up and setting
after II actually has gone down. /,
explained BY the sending az light
waves when passing through the
air. stick. when placed In clem
water. seems to tend: light rag
whon sent through tho afr does
actually bend The rays from tho
rising sun nre bent when they Strik.
tho air envelope. This sanglc varies
according to we'll known lnws. hu,
on tho average the light from the
sun Is bent thirty-foYr md onc-hal.
seconds OF degree. 50 that tho upper
limb OF tho sun when first seen is
actually half n degree below the
horizon. IS the angular diameter
o. either sun. moon or star Is loss
than this fraction. ~ follows tina,
when Tho sky liz sufficiently clear
the whole OF either may be secn he-
fore ovrn It's topmost portion is
economically above the horizon.
While tho reverse liz not absolutnly
correct astron omicaliy. u is added
when sun. star or moon set, because
of the. slight modification Of rctrnc-
ton due TO earth rotation. nrverthc-
less the difference Is exceedingly
slight Consequently. as the liyh,
rays arc bent upward by carth's at
mosphere the sun has actually gone
down tefor" II is seen 10 SGT by a
terrestrial observer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
strawberry Puip E.nIode..

Discovered because severa! OF mo
cans exploded after beinb unloaded
AT the depot. f'ty-seven cases OF
stra wberry pulp shipped from Grand
Rapids. Mich, late In May. yester-
day were seized by United States
Marshal W. y. Wiltshire .aad will be
destroyed unless bond is given by
shippers for their return to Grand
Rapids. The pulp was consigned 10
Il local concern. Some or il fermented
and caused the cans 70 explode They
we're found BY Inspector c. b. Banks.
OF tho Ci:y Health Bureau. and the
Federal authorities we're notified
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
KILLED by Corset stny.
tBy unitde News.l

GENEVA. July IA young woma n
from Zurich, while skiing in the Alps,
met death In peculiar way She
fell twelve feet over ledge into
deep snow. She was found uncon-
scious and died soon aft.rvard II
was found that whalcbone from
nor corset broken by the fall. had
pierced her heart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-02
With Cohen s
Luggage!'
Start Your Vacation
Trip Right

For the Fourth of July,
the Weekend or Vacation
Trip. you can select Leather
Bags and Suit Cases at the
most attractive sale prices:
LEATHER BAGS, 1s-inch
size, cloth lined, with good
handles, lock and catches.
Black only, special at 1915.
LEATHER BAGS, lined
with leather. Is and 20-inch
sizes. Strong handle, lock
and claw catches. These are
wonderful values and special
at S5.95.
LEATHER BAGS, OF extra
good grade. Leather lined,
good frame. set-in lock, draw
catches, double leather han
dies, sewed-on leather cor
ners. Is and 20-inch sizes.
A big cut bag; very special
at s11.95.
LEATHER SUIT CASES,
"a inches long, 6 inches deep,
with good cloth lining, dou-
BILE leather straps all around
outside, double lock and
clasps. Strong leather han
die, leather corners. Very
special at $3.50.
DRESS SUIT CASES,
made Of extra good leather,
with big leather corners,
good lock and clasps. "a
inches long and 8 inches
deep. Cloth lined. One Of
the best Suit Cases we have
offered anywhere near this
special price Of 1896.
Fourth Floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
COTTON SEED REPORT
ISSUED BY BUREAU
Statistics Are for Fig h t
Months Period Ending
March 81.
IBv AssOciatcd Press

WASHINGTON. April l7.-The cot
ton seed and cotton-secd products
report of the Census Bureau for the
eight months period ending March 81.
issued today. shows:
Cotton seed crushed 2.S+O.43i tons.
compared with 3.5g5,52S for the same
period year ago, and on hand AZ,
mills March 81. I07.O5S tons COM
pared with 302926
Crude oil produced. s7a.67G.oO2
pounds. compared with l.i2d.063.S46
and on hand. 60.OSS,9?3 pounds. COM
pared with I6i.325.6OO.
Refined oil produced. 739.02l.4S2
pounds. compared with S7l.943.04S.
and on hand, 299.5o2,9Sl pounds COM
pared with 36s. 293.901
Cake and meal produced, i.2aO.T44
tons. compared with l.55o.5Os. and on
hand. l7S.012 tons, compared wish
l75.5O3.
l-intcrs produced. 3I5.lT bales,
compared IN 3S?.l17. and on hand.
ifi,tS3 h-i'F. compared with 26i.3S5.
Exports i.ntcrs were S66S5S rum
ming bales. compared with 332.3i7.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
By II. T. RICHESOE & co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Commissioners
Auction Sale
OF
Two Attractive Homes
at Highland Springs,
Henrico, Va.
FORMERLY OWNED By n. 4. AND
KATIE NJ SMITH. DECEASED.

In execution OF 4 certain order en-
tered In the Circuit Court OF Henr!co
County on the 18th day OF January,
1922. IN the cause OF Mary \. Bach
!fachler 81 ais. va. Emma Louis Lam
phcr Ct ais, we, the undersigned spe-
cial commissioners. Will offer for sal o
at public auction. on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1872.
at 4 o'clock l.. NJ.
the aforementioned property. de-
scribed as follows:
First. Lot fronting 100 feet on Ivy
AHcnne. and running back between
parallel lines 1926 feet and comprising
Lots No. and 6. In Block II, Section
8. Plat Book Il. page -. Hem
rico County Records. The improve
mcnts on this lot consist OF an at
tractivc lO-room frame dwelling.
Second. Lot fronting 100 feet on
extending back between parallel lines
:aO rect: Lot No. ., IN Block
page %. Tho improvements on this
lot consist 81 large frame dwelling
containing about l2 rooms: there IL
also large frame building on the
premises suitable for Il garage
TERMS: One-third in cash and the
balance payable six. twelve and eigh-
teen months after date, the deferred
installments to he evidenced by the
negotiable notes or the purchaser.
OF 60 per annum. and the title TO be
retained until the full purchase
money shall be paid, and convey
ance Is ordered by the court or. all
cash. ut the option OF the purchaser
II. f. PEYToN. JR..
l.. s. HERRINK.
Special Commissioners.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Trustee S Auction Sale

'aolsnIJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Real Estate for Exchange u
Wanted Real Estate

Farms wanted. large .: ANAL. For Gulch
resu.is, nee M,ssGs. West and yIinp-r-
axe. farm department. j. ID. Carneal *
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
EITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.
By virtue OF an order of sale is.,iad
out OF the United States District Court
for the Eastern District OF Virginia.
on tho 18th day Of April. 1922. notice
public auction, for cash, on MONDAY.
TIE PATH DAY OF APRIL. 1929. at
80 o'clock A. NJ ut the Bank Street
at Richmond, Va. one seycn-pas
s"nEer Buick Automobilc. motor No.
Cl12il. as il now stands in the garage
OF John Il. Bliley Il Son. Inc. i0s-l0-
IL North Third street Richmond Va
CLARENCE q. SM!TliERS.
United States Marshal:
By W. II. WILTSHIRE
Deputy United States Marshal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Only Sale Tint counts.
Fight Gun Battle IN s,,,..

Ian. GA. April Nv Doo,-
Wills chief OF police here. is IN
hospital at Macon. perhaps nort,,,',
S moui'ued' and Fielder Cauley. Rer
oau.ey ana Lamar Caulcy are in i,ti
ici'ae as the result OF a gun
IN me principal business
The trouble is alleged TO have stn-,o,
over III feeling between the noIica
chief and Fielder Cauley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
dUCTfONS-LEGdLS
Legal Notices
THE CHESAPEAkE ASD ONO
RAILWAY COMPANY.
NCIICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.
Richmond. Va. February - 1874

fiGntHOn1 Nh.. February - 1924.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVES ,nat tn.
Annua! Meeting % the S'Uchaoid-Ts Of
The Chchapeake and ONO Railway Com.
pany Will he held. as provided IA tn. BY
Laws. at the general office Of th- Company
IN the city OF Richmond Virginia. on
Tuesday. The Ism daS Of April. ls.z at II
O'Clock a. NJ.
Cd for the election OF directors;
90 to approve. tatity and confirm such
action th.retO!or" taken ot authorized bp
the Board OF Directors or oy tn. E,ecu.
tive Committee Of the Company wh.th,
pursuant 10 any previous authorization
~ the Stockholders or Other use AZ may
be submitted To the meeting. and
tD 10 Eansact such other business as
may awfuly com. before tn. meeting
Inc stock transfer books viii DE- closed
NJ the once OF the Company 40. 81
broadway. New Yora CITY On Friday the
lith day u AaEcn 1872. O'Clock H.
81. and vii! %. r.OpeHed Oh Wednesday,
the 18th day OF Apru. 1872. al 10 O'Clock
A. II.
by order OF the BOARD o. Directors:
A. THEvVETr. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
iITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE

EASTERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale iss,,.J
ont OF the United States District Court
Tor the Eastern District Of virginia
on The 18th day OF April. 1922. notice
nunlic auction. for cash. on MONDAY.
THE 18TH DAY OF ArKlI.. 1922. a,
80 o'clock y. NJ. at the Bank street
entrance TO the Post Office Building
AZ Richmond. Va. one Ford Touring
car motor 40. iOs47li. as IL now
stands in the garage OF John e.
nilic% son. Inc. iOS-lu-l2 North
Third Street. Richmond. Va.
CLARENCE q. SMITHERS.
United states Marshal:
by w. Is. WILTSHIRE.
Deputy United States Marshal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
4UCTIOhS-LEC4LS
Legal Notices
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
The Ci;y OF Richmond invites proposals
for furnishing seventy-hve l75b lengths OF
water pipe. Is. =. twelve u2) foot
lengths: nine hundred and n!ne;y-nve (ssS)
lengths thirty 900 inch class "B" cas;-
iron Il. & ;. water pipe. ;weive-foot Q2J
water nttnSs. and seven hundred and
se"eniy-h 1--WE NISJ lengths OF twelve N2J
inch class IL cast iron Il. ~ $. gas
pipe. twelve l2) foo, lengths: six and
ne-half UsH) tons standard gas iit,iugs.
Tho above gas pipe and fittings to cUaforin
to A. u. |. specifications and all water
PIPE ant httinss 10 the American Water
VI urks 4 Association sgIclCatIons
Also twenty i've t.j-GJ siA-lncn. twelve
t%-S e.sht-inch. six tu-lOJ ten inch
twelve l:-iD twcIve-inch: four t-2D
twenty aur-iuch. and seven (T-JVD thirty
Zach hub end safe valves. turn to right
10 open. to conform TO the American
Water Works specifications.
Bids should be inciosed in s-a!cd en-
velopes tmarkcd "Bid"D. and addressed
10 the undersigned and delivered TO Room
log. CITY Hall. by noon. April 10. 1922
The r!sh, TO reject any and all bids is
reserved.
tstgncd) E. W. TRAFFoRD.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
The CITY Of Richmond invites proposals
Works for Il period OF six months. com
mencinS May !, 1922. The oil to be Penn
syirnnia, Kentucky or other approved par
amin base gas oil. and TO be delivered at
the rate OF approximately 100000 gallons
per month by barge tank cars.
Also alternative bid for 1000 gallons
during month OF May only.
Proposals should specify gravity OF the
oil (Which must he not less than 36-4u
degrees iaume) Also the sulphur, coke
and Is. r. u. contents OF the oil should be
specified.
veiopes marked "BidD. addressed to the
urdersigned. and he delivered at Room
l09. CITY Hall. before noon on April a.
1922
The right to. reject any and all bids is
reserved.
tsigned) Z. W. TRArFoRD.
Director.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES.
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA..
Bids will be recrited at the Office Of
the Department OF Public Utilities. Room
lO3, city Hall, at . o'clock noon. April 10
1922 for cxcavating a trench for water
main tn the following streets:
Broad Street. from Bowe TO Lombardy.
Buwe Htruet from Clay to Moore.
Moo.1 Street. from Dowe to Lombardy.
!. L-hbardy Street. from Moore TO Cham
e>7fayne Avenue.
!, Chamberiayne Avenue from Lombardy to
Brookland Park boulevard.
Bfookland Park Boulevard to Haw-
thorno to Ladies' Milo Road.
ofico. Bids should BIO addressed to d.
rector Public Utilities. and marked, "Ex-
cavation for Pipe Line" Right to reject
any and all bids 10 reserved.
e. w. TRAFFoRD,
..--... Director.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
The Secret Revealed

Win the close of the Fun Game
B-words were in that teasing nc
t lure: But until then there is still
for the big prizes So II vou have noe
Set done SO, turn to the ''B-word''
picture in this issue and put in your
bid for n big prize. 80 '""'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-18
Col. Robinson Enter. Politics

GoLDSBORO. y. G.. April IT,
Colonel Joseph +. Robinson. editor
and publisher OF the Goldsboro
Argus. today announced his candi-
dacy for the Democratic nomination
as Representative from the Third
North Carolina Congressional Dis
triCt to succeed the late Hcprcscn-
tativc Samuel NJ Crimson.