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\ little beyond Alice Rokeby.
where her eyes could follow his Ecs-
iurcs. John Bcnham was talking In
his pleasant subducd voice 20 Patty
NetCh, who looked, in her frosk OF
scarlet tullc. as II she had Just
aiiShted from the chorus of a must
cal comedy. Her Doyish dark head
was bent over a fan % scarlet
feathers. n toy which appeared Iidic-
ulousiy large beside her small figure,
II was evident that the girl was
trying TO cover an uncomfortable
shyncvS with an air of hooking yf-
irontcry. and moment later, when
Coriuma joined them Senham glanced
mont in his ewes. lie was Il tail tain
man OF middl" age. with a striking
appearance and ;hc straight COM
posed features OF an early American
Tortrait His dark hair, brushed
back from his forehead. had the
shining gloss that comes OF good
living ana careful grooming. and
this gloss was reelected in his Smil-
ing gray eyes and in the healthy
red ~ his weil-cut though not quite
generous mouth He was Il charm
ing guest, an impressive speaker IL
sympathetic listener: yet there had
subtle deficiency in his character II
was only OF late. since their friend
snip had turned into warmer feel
ing. that She had been able to over
come that sense OF something want
ing which had troubled hcr when
she was with him. She could define
no quality that WAS absent: but the
Impression he still gage her 81 times
was one "f man tremendously
gifted and set curiousiy Inadequate
y mental thinucss perhaps? An emo
tiunal dryucSSr Or VAS l., merely
that her" ais" she felt. rather than
perceived, tn" Intrinsic weakness of
the old order?
Eeyond Benham, Gideon Nctch.
rugged. sanSuine and wearing the
wrong tie with his evening clothes
as valian;ly as he had worn tho
rumplcd brown suit in which Ste
phcn had last seem him. was talking
in "a loud voice 10 Miss Maria Bcrkc-
lcy--one OF those serene single
women arraycd in dove color who
belong as appropriately as crcwcl
work or antimacaSsars To another
century. II Patty was Shy and self
conscious, /; was evident that her
state of mind was no; shared by her
father. He was Interested because he
was expressing "a cherished opinion.
and he was talking in an emphatic
tone because he hoped that he might
hc overheard. when Mrs I:crkc!ey
drew him away in order To introduce
him 10 COrinna, he resumed his
theme Immediately. as If he we're
addressing u public meeting and mad
scarcely noticed that there had been
4 change I'm his audience Miss
Berkeley was asking i've what |
Thought Of the effects nf pruhihi-
iiun." he explained presently with
his smile OF unguardrd iricndlincSs.
How was II possible to arrest the
attention OF a man who insisted on
talking OF prohibition?
At the iabc IA little later Curiuna
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Trustees Auction Sale
A Nice F'ive-ROom Cot
tage in Highland
Springs.

In execution OF deed OF trust.
dated january % 1919. anl r.cordoi
~ the clerks "ific" OF tho Circuit
Court Of Ifenrico County. In u y.
2l3-A. pnse %. default having been
made in the payment OF tweuty-scv.r
| OF the notes secured In said deed OF
trust, and being requested so To do
~ tho holder Of said past.duc notes.
viii sell. at public auction, on the
premises. on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %. 1902.
NJ o'clock l.. NJ.
that certain lot Of land. with i'm
proNenents thereon in Hirhlnn,l
springs. frortInr nNy (5o) feet ON
Elm Avenue, and running back be-
tween parallel lines Oh. hundred
.lOVl rect, known as Lot Is. RlorI T..
S"ction q: as shown on plat al High
md Springs. recorded on l.. H. G..
TRIMS OF SALE: Cash snnIe,.u,
70 pay the costs OF cNc. ut!ug This
trust and twemty-sevcn notes FOR
eiIht dollars HN.00) each. with in
t.rcet from October L.. 1915: and tho
haiance AT tho rate OF eigh, dollars
lIs.u9) p"r month for forty-thrce
november -. 1922. and the last being
due December II. 1925: ali OF said
payments bearing interest from DC.
t"ber 10. 1915. and any amount in
excess OF this cash on day OF sale:
or. az The option OF the purchaser. ali
cash. deed to be made 10 HE iuI
chaser and deed Of trust given Lv
ms securing deferred payments
&. w. CRI-Mp -Tr,,...o
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MAILS WILL BE SOLD
BY IRIS SPEAKER
IRv Associated rrcssI

LENELANp. Oct. 25.--Walter
Mails. the big southpaw, who helped
the Indians win tho American Leagt.
p"nnant in the worlds championship
IN 1910. VIII not appear with tho
Trih" next season, according to am
announcement here today by T. s
barnard. president OF the Cleveland
american team. who has told Mails
20 nav" any Pacific Coast League
team interested In securing him for
ncNt SAMSON 10 write Rnrnhrd
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RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
50 Church street

october II. 1922
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVES that the
annual meeting o. the stockholders o.
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE WORKS IS to
he hcld al the of!ce OF the Company, on
Hospital street. near Mil Street. In the
CITY OF Richmond. County o! u.nrico, Viz
E.Hia. on Wednesday. tho stu day Of no
vcmber, 1922. ut 1880 o'clock in the
forenoon. for the purpose OF clertins d.
rectoEs and officers. and for the uansac-
t!on OF such other business as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
". SrENCEE ROBERTSON.
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| rustee S Auction
Sale

III VALUABLE PROPERTY on
Ma 10 ISLAND. SUITABLE FOR
NAM RING PLANTS FAC
IORi SITES, ETC. ALSO f:lL.l-
TIES N CERTAIN NOTES OF TIIE.
i:iC HMDNp BASEBALL. CLCH,
NJ MI! OF THE VIRGINIA
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exist. We know that as blood cells
increase in number. blood impurities
vanish! We also know that night fol-
lows day. Both are facts! But have you.
eczema sufferers, ever actually taken
advantage OF this wonderful fact?
Thousands Just like you have never
thought about 1t! Skin eruptions,
eczema with all Its fiery. skin dig sing
torture and Its Soul.tearlng, unreach-
able itching. piinplcs. blackheads and
bo!ls. they all pack up and go. when
the tide Of blood cells begins to roll
In! Blood cells ara the fighting giants
OF nature! s. s. =. builds them by the
million! II has been doing II since
1926. s. s. 8. Is one OF the greatest
blood : cell builders. blood ciea nsers
and body builders known to us NOR
tails When you put these facts to-
Tether.-then to continue to have ecze-
ma AID skin eruptlons looks more ike
ain thaa a disease. Mrs. Arthur n.
Smith. Pearl ST.. Newark. Ohio. writes:
MY hitie cir! had very bad ease o.
ecEs-d She began taxing S. S. S. and
Is "rN no'c. ! tkdnk you rery mach I
tea my friends uhit GOOD medicine IL
70 ! cannot tak TOO much about IL. for
I know it 10 O. &" ,
Here Is your opportunity. S. s. g.
contains oa!y vegetable medicinal In.
EEedisnts. Because $. 5. 5 does build
red. Siood-ceils. IL routs rheumatism,
builds firm flesh. till, out hollow
cheeks. beauties the complexion,
builds you up when you are run down.
5. S. S. Is sold at all drug stores. In
two sizes. The larger 8tze bottle 10
the more economical.
G. e. & makes yop feel
a. 49, 10 . hke yourself agnis
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Childbirth
Valuable Illustrated Book Sen, Free.

How thousands of women. by the simple
method OF an eminent physician. havo
avoided unnecessary miEcries through many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-26

L'oi'bsis hllC UP 10 the
moment baby has mr.
rived. is fully explained
In the remarkable book
motherhood and the
Baby" Tells also wha,
10 do before and after
baby cones, probable
date of hirth. baby
rules, etc. and about
Mothers Friend" used
BY three generations of
mothers. and sold in all
drug stores everywhere.
Mothers Friend" ID
applied externally, i,
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sealed proposals Tor constructing two
water lines 10. The town Of Front Royal
Va, will he received a. the Mayor and
Council Of Front Regal until IL O'Clock
on November .. 1872.
certified check for 5000 made 2,,able
L. the Mayor and Council of Front Royal
Va. and must be adI:t ssrd tn L.. - West.
K.cog drr.
tanned from tho Nayor and Council, Front
to, Al. Va. or from +. NJ. Richuy, CITY
Engineer. Front Royal. Va. By depnsittng
cncck Tor SlO, whica viii he returned
when the plans ara returned
mo Mayor and Council resaryc tho
right to reject any or all bids
MAYOR AND COUNCIL
From: Royal. Va
EVERY telephons Is C Dispatch Want Ad
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having qualified hs executor of the
late {. a. Scott. who conducted the bar.
Der business al 420 Fast Broad Street
Richmond Virginia hereby notify aii
persons who have claims against the sale!
estate 10 present them to me. and all
persons who are indebted to tho said
estate VIII please sct,l" with me.
&. H. SCOTT.
Executor Of G. y. Scott
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Wanted
GINTER
PARK

or vicinity. lot for my residence.
What have you 10 offer. Madison 23s.
GARRl2TT & COMPANY.
Real Estate AuCtionccrg
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trust TO the undersigned trustee.
mated July 30. 1921. and recorded in
IN" Clerk Office Of the chunccry
anurt OF The Ci,y Of Richmond. Nir-
default having been made in tn, nav
mcnt of the notes thereby secured.
anu being required by the beneficiary
so TO do il viii yell by auction nj
!he Richmond Real Estate Exchango.
~" - North Ninth Street III the
Sl'y %; Richmond. Virginia.
tuesday,. OCTOBER 81, 1922.
at $3.50 O'clock T. NJ.
the following property:
First. All the islands anu rocks in
James River within the civ uI Rich :
mond. between the northern and
southern banks Of the said river and
the Free bridge. extending from, TN.
loot OF Ninth Street on the north sid.
OF said river To III foot OF Seventh
street. ON the south side thereof. and
a line crossing the said river below
me extreme eastern end OF Mayo Is
!and, below the right OF way OF the
Sciboard Air Line Railway, being q,
part of til. real estate conveyed to
the Mayo Land and Bridge Company
%! deed bearing cate on the 18th day
OF April, lss?. and recorded in the
Clerks Office of the Chancery Court
OF the city of Richmond. ia Deed
Book 1854. page 2+3 and ali OF the
rear estate conveyed to the said Com
pauy by Thomas G. williams cxccu-
tors. by deed bearing date on the
10Th day OF March. 1901, and recorded
i'll the said Clerks Uiiicc in Deed
look lob. page 2i7.
ENcepting thcrefrom that portion
81 ,'e iorrsoins property which has
been heretofore conveyed by The
Erantor 10 the Virginia Boat Cub to
deed hearing dat. On the i5th day Of
March. 1920. and recorded IN the
tl"rk Oitlce OF the chanc"ry Conr,
- ta.a
Cook 2"S-I. page 49,. and also en-
crpiinS thcrctrom that portion Of
SAID property conveyed by the grant
or t" tie Richmond baseball Club.
18TH day of March. 1921. and which
Is I" De recorded in said Clerks Of
flee.
Second. All right. title and interest
oi the May" Land and Bridge Com
pany in and to the proceeds of the
TO the said Virginia Boat club. now
deposited with said American Trust
company III escrow under AN agree
m r1 between the Mayo Land and
Boat club. dated January 20. 1920
and all right. title and interest Of
said Mayo Land and bridge Company
in or under said agreement.
Third. All right. title and interest
of the Mayo Land and Bridge COM
rany in and TO the proceeds OF the
sale of said portion of said property
10 the said Richmond Baseball Cub
Inc. now deposited with said Amer
lean trust Company in escrow under
an agreement between the MaYg
Land aud fridge Company and III,
Richmond baseball club Inc. dated
March IL. 1921; ana all right. title
and intcr"s; of said Mayo Land and
Bridge Company in or under said
agreement.
The above sale j. made cAprcSSlv
subject to IL drod Of trust from the
Mayo Land ana Bridge Company to
the undcrsiGncl truficc. recorded in
the said Clerks Office in Deed Book
:62-t. page H. securing the follow
ing amounts:
S65.00O.0O. with interest from July
!, l322
$l.?50.0o. with interest from July
|. 1922.
TERMS: Cash.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
a map OF the above property can
be seen at tho Office of the trustee
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safe, free from narcotics. permits easier
natural rcadjustment OF muscles and nerves
using It today. Mrs. Z. F.. KcrRer. Slayton.
Mimi. says: 1T pulled me through" Send
for book today. to Bradheld Regulator Co.,
BASS. Atlanta. Ga. Mothers FRIEND Is
sold at al drug stores,
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- hc continncl tomorrnw
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ILCTiOAS-LEGALS
Legal Notices
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
COMPANY
Once u the Treasurer

" 'I.Ii.'I . .WII. -. u VUI. 70, VIZ.
Tie Board OF Directors OF Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company has declared
per cent iaicrcs; on the Certificates Of
Indebtedness o; that COI&pluy. payable 81.
"Wednesday. November l-t. l3.:. to surn
sJpchHvIdcrs f. shat! b. registered ON IN,
hooks OF the COMPANY on Wednesday,
Oetobcr islh. l5-.
JNO. I. REID
Treasurer
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NOTICE

Request having been made 81 he State
Highway Commission TO csta bl!sn Statr
Highway, Route No. !. from Elchnoud
to Fredcricksburg. Ia the Couni!cs ol
Henric". Hanover. Caroline and Spotsy!-
wanna.
The State Highway Commission hereby
;iv"s notice tina, they VIII meet a; :
J.. IL. O'ciock on tho 2.TN DAY on 40
VEL Ser. l:22. Ia the Gs7"'ub! y--ooin q;
'ae office OF the stat" Highway Com
mission. Tenth and Marshal! Streets
Richmond. EirSin!N. aud rn' pub!!'
hearing 10 all Interested In the cs:ab!ish-
i:srni OF alid route between the point 5
d"sirnalcd hy law. and such other ,cst!-
munE AS may bc pertinent thereto. all rs
required By Section .. Chapie: 400. Acts
OF 1879?
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats ~
1NGLESIDE COURT.
RAN. STAG.

SllENANDOAH--De sirabl- t"o-room and
bath apartment. furnished. cafa In
lI,ti
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THOMAS L. GAY,
LEWIS G. WILLIAMS.
ROBERT II. TALLEY.
Special Masters
United States OF America.

Unite SoCso n Amcrj,
q Virgil ss.
Court
tho
&
the foregoing advertisement has been duly
cieE hnd District VHginia
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EVERY telephone Is c Dispatch Want Ad
station, i.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
THE ALASKA DAILY EMPIRE SATURDAY, AUGUST H. 1922.

of countries there he has probably not oversaed
the case
For more than forty years Chile and Peru have
had no diplomatic relations The Tacna-Arca country
was held by Chile the in the early eighties
under an agreement that pebiscte would be taken
in ten years The plebiscte was never taken, and
the problem has been a menace to peace between
the countries In the meantime Bolivia has been
granted customs privileges and right of way across
the disputed area afording that country its only
outlet to the Pacific.
The decision to leave the whole matter to aribf-
tration the second best that could have been
made The best would have been to give the disputed
territory to Bolivia which country needs it than
ANY other.
There are several areas in South America that are
potential powder magazines. There is all the terri
tory near the headwaters of the Amazon and its upper
where the boundary claims Of Peru,
Ecuador Colombia and Venezuela in hopeless
mix-up And there is that other region in South
Central America which there unsetle ed
contentious involving Brazil Paraguay Argentine and
Bolivia The example by Chile and Peru in leav
ing their dispute arbitration sets excellent
example to the other South American disputants
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
A GOOD SUGGESTION.

J. j.. Hillard Deputy Collector of Customs a
Eagle, deduces lesson from the Prest accident nea
Eagle that it would be well to heed He suggests
that when aviator leaves Alaskan town u
proceed the that he be supplied with
pigeon two. Mr.. Hillard says nearly every tow
in Alaska has pigeons and there is of them blu
that will quickly fly 100 miles more to get home
Mr.. Hillard makes his point in letter to tn
Fairbanks News-Miner, concerning the Prest nciden
in which he
When he [Prest] left here last Sunday
morning, flying right under his tail were
{ four pigeons and cursed myself for not
thinking of them the night before. Gould
have let him have couple and they would
have been back here with the news of his
landing within few hours of his mishap
When Dudaey left with the search party l.
equipped him with one and he brought back
the O. K. when they up with
Prest 1t might be well to remember this
for future flyers Any ordinary bird should
find his way home for at least 100 miles and
nearly every town has few OF them
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
SUCCESS OF COUNTRY FAIR WILL SHOW
,a NEED FOR ROADS.

II the communities of Southeastern Alaska will
&C Tolerate with the Country Fair Committee to an
extent sufficient gather fine agricultural exhibit
place month they will have presented
the strongest of argument in favor of liberal
allowances for road construction in Southeastern
Alaska The need for reads in this section has
been questioned, and there has been sentiment
in favor of reducing the amount of money to be ex-
pended in the vicinity of the Tongass National Forest.
1t has been demonstrated that agricultural develop
in this region has been concident with the
construction of Additional road mileage in the
neighborhood OF any in Southeastern Alaska
adds to the agricultural opportunities.
Therefore, it behooves all those who interested
better roads anywhere in the First Division
DO all they make the Country Fair here a
More roads more FARMS more farms
population population better and more
prosperous towns
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
Seven Million Salvaged
From Torpedoed Steamer

LONDON, Aug. E2.-Admiralty of
fioials. salvaging abe bullion lost
when the Lau-entic WAS torpedoed,
express the opinion that in another
year virtually all of the $15,000,O00
gold which formed part of the YES
sells cargo, would be recovered.
About $7.5OO.OOO already has been
recovered.
Salvage work is becoming increas-
ingly difficult owing to an accumula-
lion of sand about the hull, which
lies off the Donegal coast, and in an
other YEAR tine vessel may become so
submerged as ito, make further opera
tidns useless. The gold recovered
SO far is clear profit to the British
government, since THE insurance has
been paid to the original owners OF
the gold long ago.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
ANOTHER NEWSPAPERMAN FOR SENATE
MAY BE!

= W. W Jermane. the Washington correspondent, says
the probabilities that Maryland will send
paperman the Senate succeed Senator France
person r. Kent editor chief of the
Baltimore since 1911 and before that Washing
ton correspondent and principal political reporter on
that paper He is "A years old and has worked the
Sun all his life. Jermane says he will probably
the Democratic nomination the man in
the State who unite all the Democratic factions,
and that when that is done Maryland is Democratic
Mr.. Kent is great dtor of great newspaper.
Experts have said that the editorials and articles writ
ten by him and appearing daily in the Sun during the
famous Baltimrre convention and the editorials OF
Frank /. Cobb and the Baltimore dispatches in the
NtWa York World appearing at the same time. had
more to do in bringing about the nomination OF
Governor Wilson than any other inhuence-not ex-
ceptng the great influence OF Bryan
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
THERE is A DIFFERENCE.

n. r. Walker is showing at his store
today of the latest German money that
is being turned out. 1t is about heavy
feather and is made of composition.
The money looks like bingles that
might be handed out in cigar store than
good hard coin of the realm. (-Ketchkan
Chronicle
At that there is lot of difference between Ger
money and cigar store "bngles" The latter are
redeemable at face in tobacco and other things OF
real value while German money is only marks-sis
hundred plus to the dollar
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
ABOUT Taxing Hospitals.
Steward Gateway

Seward is perhaps the only town in the Territory,
in the United States for that matter which taxes
its hospitals. The Sisters of St Joseph have SPLEEN
did institution here which unfortunately is closed at
the present time, but if it is re-opened it
should be encouraged by allowing it operate
taxed by the town Territory. While other hospitals
Of purely pecuniary character may be established
here there is chance Of of the same munif-
that of the Sisters OF Joseph. BY extend
ing aid to this institution, which is of the most
charitable in existence Seward may again be assured
of good hospital service. But unless this is done,
Seward is liable to lose this institution town
less athestically inclined Schools hospitals churches
and Libraries should be nontaxabe.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
A HAPPY TERMINATION.

Chile and Peru have agreed to leave their bound
airy dispute. involving Tacna-Arcay arbit ration
and have made President Harding the arbiter. Sec
rotary Hughes characterized the termination OF the
conference at Washington which arrived at the de-
cson as 1.-The greatest forward step in the interest of
peace on this hemisphere ahis generation has wit
messed" When considers the circumstance that
most of the wars this hemisphere have occurred
In South America. and that there many other
boundary disputes that Continent involving most
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-08-12
A Real Champion.
New York Post. J


Success with his blades evidently has not turned
the head of young Walter Hoover OF Duluth, who
recently the Diamond SOULS in the Henley Re-
gatta. Returning yesterday the Majestic, the
new champion modest to tell reporters how
he had vanquished the best England had to offer in
Workmanship. The reception he received down the
bay overwhelmed him, and his modesty aboard ship
prey oked the of the S5S cabin passengers
that came with him.
In bringing the noted sculling trophy to this
try Hoover attained able MntorS. since only
before in the history of the rowing classic had an
American the trying Yet the royal re-
cepton the English gave him seemed of
to him than his display OF rowing proves the
Thames.
Hoover is a rear champion and credit to the
sport he represents.