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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Architects and Engineers
NOTICE no C0ETn ,r.roDc -

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bids Wall he received at the
Clerks ONCE. Charles City. virginia. until
TUESDAY. AUGUST Is. 1922. at /:
sections OF roads under the bond issue in
Charles city County. as follows:
FIRST The section from Mt. PIeasa n,
Church 10 the ienrco County line. 4.3J
involving clearing and Eruboing. excaya-
lion, grave! compaCted IN place ON road,
concrete structures and culvert pipe
lines.
certified check to accompany the bid
for the sum OF one thousand dollars
El.o0o. made payable to the chairman
OF the Board OF Supervisors.
Second. The section on the River Road
from The forks OF the road. near Charlie.
City Courthouse. by way OF Marahle's
Shor. 7.2i miles In length. twenty-r dot
gravel road. involving clearing and .rub-
bling. excavation. gravel cOrupacted IN p!s, G..
on road. co!cT-tr structures and cuIvert
pipe lines.
y certified check TO accompany the hid
for the sum OF one thousand dollars
Sl.oDoJ, made payable to the chairman
OF IN" Board OF Supervisors.
Plans and specifications for tho inspcc-
ton OF these roads are ME at the
Clerks once. Charles CRY Virginia, after
August :. l92e.
Bidding proposals may be obtained by
application to tho County Clerk. Charles
CITY. Virginia.
An engineer will b. a, Roxbury. I'm
Charles city County uut.i ~ o'clock on
August "a. 1922. 10 meet prospective bid
ders and show them o,-i .me sections Of
roads
Tn" Board OF Supervisor reserves the
Fish' 70 reject any or al. os"s.
Chairman. Board y. Supervisors.
II. -. MAJOR, Clerk.
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WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
Cashier.
SEAI.ED pPOP5sAI..

Sealed proposals Tor tho COnstIuc ton
OF approximately fourteen thousand four
hundred (I.iOOD square yards of concrete
roadway paving In tho City OF Petersburg
will be received by the city Manager
until noon. Thursday. August 10, 1872.
The paving 10 he done has been di-
vided Into four ca sections and bids Will
bc received on each Section separately
on any combination OF four sections and
on the work as IA whole.
Each bidder must accompany his bid
or bids by certified check Tor the sum
OF two thousand $2,O0OD dollars.
Bids should be addressed to Louis
Druwnlow. cay Manager. Petersburg
Virginia. and Endorsed Bids FOR Paving
Roadways."
The city Manager reserves tho right
to reject any OF all bids.
Specifications MAY be had at the Of
flee OF the city Engineer and after
July %. 1872.
Il. BuDD.
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Il. ID BUDD.
EItY lErtr-Llrri

WATKINS -COrTHEI.L COAlPANY-rhc
annual InectiuS OF tho Stockholders OF
the Watkins Cuttrcl! Company viii he
held In the Office OF the company. -Four
teenih and Dock Strosts. Eichmond.
Va. Oh Tuesday. AusuTt 5. noon.
tSigncd) e. :. FenSon. Secretary aud
TrraSlIrer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

fkICHHIUHU. a., July Il, IJy2.
Pursuant to resolution y: tue directors
or TINS tank at a meeting bold July O.,
1877. there VIII be d called meeting OF
the shareholders. to be held at their bank
Ing home. Main and Twelfth Streets. Rich
mond. Va. on Tuesday. August a. 1879
at !2 O'Clock noon. for the purpose OF
further amending Section OF the Articles
OF Association. so as 10 provide for a
board or directors consisting OF not lsss
than nve CO. nor more than twenty (2Oj
shareholders. To elect such additional! d.
rector. as may he determined upon, and
for the transaction OF any other Dusi-
ness which would properly cone before
said meeting
WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
~ " VI Il .I-V.N,
Secretary OF the Treasury.

Scaled proposals Will Do received a, tn.
Ollie Of James T.. Jones. Secretary uc M.
Board o: building Commissioners, Com
mon~ca.th OF Virginia. No. l4ls East Main
street R!chMond. Va up 10 the TENTH
DAY OF AUGUST, 1872. II O'Clock moo,
standard time, for Al! OF the foundation
work. which Includes ekcHva,iug shee,
ping. concrete and other work as more
iuIiy set forth in the plans and speCi =
ncat!on- prepared by Carn.aI 4: Johnston.
Architects and Eng incers. for the STATE.
OFFICE BUILDING 10 be erected In TN.
state capitol Grounds. corner Twelfth and
Bank Streets. richmond, Va
Plans and specifications can also lie see n
AZ the onige %: John r. Wilson Co.. Inc.
No. l:2b Mutual Bu!!dinE. ana at Tn. OF
nee OF CaTn-nI q Johnston. Chamber OF
Commerce bu!Iiing, Sixth and Main Sts
Richmond. Va.
JOHN L. WILSON Co. INC,
Supervising Contractors:
CARNEAL " JOHNSTON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land FOR Sale 81
FARMS FOR SALE.

ATTRACTIVE GROOM RuxGar.ow
io H,MES OK LA%D. ALL CLEARED.
,nSATED On MAIN ROAD. ONLY 2
;hIi'ES From cry. THIS Is GOOD
AED SHOULD BE SEEN.
$50 ACRES. ALI. IN TIMBER WEST
of hICiiMpSD. NEAR =. ~ o. RAIL
WAi. Will ctr OVER HALE Mil
hiGN FEET. PRICE. $4,000. \ real.
ACRES MODERN Io-ROOM DWELL
80; WITH STOREIOuSE AID NJ
MEkpUS BARNS And POULTRY
HOUSES. WILL EXCHANGE FOR
LARGE HOUSE ~ CITY SUITABLE ron
EoOMiNG HOUSE
500 ACRES OS wASIIISGTOS uIGIi-
Way EIGHT ROOM DWELLING AND
MI. NECESSARY OUTHuILDiNt;S. TO
GEIHER WITH ALL FARM MA
ChINEkY. TRACTOR. STOCK. Ere.
THIS rs \ FINE FARM A%D 4 MONEY
NAkEEH. SEE Us FOR IMPORTATION.
200 ACRES oS MAIN HIGHWAY. NEW
10 ROOM HOUSE; ALSO LARGE STORE
SOW Doing BUSINESS Of AnOIiT
10000 rEEE A%SCN. THIS is 4
ciiAHtE TO GET GOOD nuSI%ESs
h%p FARM AT y rHicr: 70 MAKE YOU
BIG MpSEY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

Pursuant to an order OF the District
Court OF the United states for the
Eastern District OF Virginia. entered
on the Gath day OF July. 1922. in the
Sigmund Shoe shop, bankrupt. Shall
Sell on the premises, No. l6 West
Broad Street. on
MONDAY. JULY 81, 1922.
Beginning at 1890 O'clock y. NJ
stock of about $50 pairs Mems.
Boys. Ladies' and Children's Shoes
and Rubbcrs. Spats: six Arm Chairs
Tables. ConGoleum. fine and espe-
Clally adapted Shoe Shelving. and
about 5000 new Shoe Cartoons or
Stock Boxes. lot Christmas Foxes.
Paper Cutter and Paper Awning,
Shoe Stools. etc. Also. Open Accounts
due said bankrupt as filed.
TERMS: Cash.
MELVIN FLAGENHEIMER,
Receiver and Trustee
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO, Inc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
Real Estate for Exchange

WILL trade beautiful stucco home Coo
feet front on two streets In suburbs
for home in Richmond or senshorc
Owner. fox 1911. care Tho Dispatch.
T0-acre farm. 90 miles from Richmond:
ou,build!ngs in thorough condition:
mostly cultivated. Fine tobacco Land.
Exchange for small house on Church
nm. Fnirmount or Highland Springs.
Box 4 3,5. care Tho Dispatch
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dUCIiOhS-LECALS
Legal Notices
q
July %. 1872.
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.

NOTICE OF REDEMFTIoN
TO HOLDERS OF VICTORY NOTES
AND OTHERS CONCERNED:
Notice IL Hereby Given as Follows;
l. Call for Partial Redemption OF -. p
Victory Notes
All ''.co Victory Notes. otherwise
Known as United States Of America Gold
notes OF lt22-i32J. which bear the dis
tihSushiH6 letters y. Is c. u. T. or r..
P'tHH.d TO their serial numbers having
o'th Designed Tor the put sosc by lot m
tue manner prescribed by the Secretary
OF the Treasury. are called FOR redemption
on December 10. 1872. pursuant 10 IN.
provision for redemption contained in she
notes and IN Treasury Department, cir
GUAR NO. iJs. dated Apr! -. 1919 under
Mh!ih tie notes were originally issued
InteFts; on all the -. 90 victory Notes
mus called Tor redemption will cease on
si!d redemption date. December IS. 1922.
victory Notes O: the IS. % series bear
l"E the Distinguishing letters c. H. I, j. *
OF l.. prriiAed - their serial numbers are.
not ~ any manner affected by thi, cal,
ioi redemption. and Will lie due and may .
able as 70 principal on May 90 1928, ac-
cpEiins TO their terms.
:. Detailed Information, as TO the nre
seHtdt!On and surrender OF ~. co Victory
Notes Tor redemption under this call is
given In Treasury Department, circular
No a5s. dated july rs. 1922 copies o,
whlcA may toe obtained from the Trrn,-
uTy Department. Division OF Loans and
Currency. Washington, ID. t.. OF any Fed
erai Reserve Bank.
a W. MELLON.
secretary In.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
FOR SALE, nice building
lot, 40 feet front, run
ming back 105 feet, in
Highland Park. Ran
dolph 494S.

'RSER lot, 80 feet b. lio feet, north
"ast corner Fifth Avenue and Willow
Street. Highland Park. Price, $3.50.
'T-r;.S. j. y. Connolly x Co.
2S-FOoT lot, west OF Belt Line. C0lonia!
Heights. Beautiful place for home
Cheap for cash. owner lives out OF the
city. Call boulevard 937-J
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1t Is Easy to Buy and Sell Through Dispatch Want Ads
REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
HOlINcs fN, sal,

FOR SALE. Groom cottage. splendid or
der. cl"ctr!c lights. newly pap.rea;
'o-toot front and very deep: garage.
chicken house, fruit trees. good ioca-
tion. Church EIli. 800 cash baianc.
S25 monthly. Price. 1880. Immediate
possession. Box Il i5s. caro- The Dis
patch.
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". r. SULLIVAN G co
Ncai Estate Auctionecra
Auction Sale
BIO M Street

In pursuance of decree OF IN.
G man%, "a court s; q The ci5y ot nieS
the suit OF Edgar Il" w VIM Mos sS, is ~ In
VS. VIM. j. Mosby. ct al. we viii. on
FRi ~ 5 LILLY lilly IS, 1899.
0ner Tor sale on the promises. tho
with brick dwelling and lot. frontInt..
70 rect 10 inches on the north line OF
Stros stres t;, H., between 2ist and aed
Formerly owned by p. C. I.arms
TERMS; one-third cash. balance
~ ~ S ,S, ana WE'VE months; or All cash.
~ the option OF the purchaser.
John r. WELSH
y. THOMAS MOSBY
Sp"c!a! Commi ssioners
The bond required of the Special
commissioners have been duly given.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE.
Owing to rain. the above sale was
ruEsp9AY. A"sust |, 1922,
AT $50 O'Clock p. NJ
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES For THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT or VIRGINIA.
w Il III Hit TMo 81 No. so7e.
WILLIAMSON. In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
To the creditors Of WILLIAM
THOMAS WILLIAMSON, OF Rich
mond. in the County OF Henrico.
and district aforesaii-Bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on July
%. 1922. the said WILLIAM THOMAS
WILLIAMSON was duly adjudicnted
bankrupt, and that the first meeting
Of his creditors Will hc hold in my
Office. Rooms liiS-I1i9 Mutual Build.
ing, Richmond. Va. on the 5TH DAY
or SEPTEMBER. 1929. M 10 o'clock
III the forenoon. at which time the
SAID creditors may attend, prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine tho
hnnkrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TIOS. II. SNEhp.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
.IU'y % 1879
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
" united iteal Estute

W uutcN Ken Estate %
FARM wanted on highway near Rich
mond: large. modern house. big oak
grove; choice location and good neigh
Dorhood. Soil and price Not as important
as location and improvements. Box @
los. care The Dispatch.
FARM WANTED--if you have good
farm near Richmond for sale suitable
for general farming. write me at once
with description ana lowest price. John
II. Baker. DeQuecn, Arkansas
HOME Wanted. To buy Ut once small
suburban homo near car l!ne. reasonable
payment down. RoN \ 3tS, Tho D!spatch
HouSE-ro buy Z or S-roont residence;
modern convcnenccs: large lot: brick
Gtrtcr Park or West End! not To rx-
coed $4,000. T.. -. Box 222, Richmond
Va.
REAL. ESTATE-List your property with
US Tor sale or for rent. We can serve
you. II. Il. Schmidt ~ Co.. ID North
Eighth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

NEW BRICK RESIDENCE AT FOREST
HILL, JUST OUTSIDE OF CITY. :
ROOMS. SLATE ROOF: MODERN IN
EVERY RESPECT. LARGE LOT:
SPLENDID SHADE
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room home in Barton
Heights; seve n ty f 0 o t
front; hardwood floors up
and down; garage, and one
OF the best built homes in
the city; facing triangular
lot. Twelve thousand five
hundred. 1t is a dream of
a home.
WEST END-Choice g.
room modern home, at six
thousand five hundred dol
lars. New, papered, shades
and screens. Seven fifty
cash. Two left.
MAPLEWOOD AVE-
In the very heart of that
rapidly developing section
near Byrd Park; rear of
home overlooks the lake;
brick, six rooms and a big
sleeping porch; full base
ment. Nine thousand five
hundred, or will rent for
eighty-tive dollars.
S. L. Thomas, Randolph 81.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER.
DELAY NO LONGER.
Now is the time to pur-
chase that home for Sep
TENDER.
We can suit you and fill
your requirements and de-
sires, whether it is West
End or North Side, city or
suburban; 6 rooms and
bath, or II rooms and three
baths.
The best "BuyS" wait for
no one, and we are rapidly
selling the choice homes on
our list.
Five beautiful Ginter
Park Terrace homes have
been recently sold by this
office before compile t ion.
They were bargains and
you missed them. Do you
want to pay the other f.
low a profit? Why not &C,
now and be contented Sept.
LIST?
We will be glad to serve
you.
Call A. L. Bendheim
Monday morning.
MORTON G.
THALHIMER,
202 FIRST NAT. BANK
BLDG.
RAN. Sd.
FOR SALE
WEST END HOME
New Groom brick;
thoroughly modern;
one block from car.
NEW MODERN
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GARRETT & CO..
lll2 East Main.

RELIABLE roller mill. Steady Income.
3-s;ory. p barrels -four. - bushels meal.
$50 acres land and pond. 6-room bun
saiow. Bargain. A. C. Skinner. Elsom.
Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

STOCK or SHOES AND STORE
FIXTURES. OPEN ACCOUNTS. OF
SlGMuND SHOE SHOP. BANK
NIpT. No. l6 WEST BROAD
STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

FARM NEAR CITY: GROWING CROPS.
HORSE. POULTRY. VEHICLES,
Machinery. TOOLS included il taken soon :;
acres. on improved road; good money
from frnit. truck poultry; ready markets;
acres fertile tiliage: wood lot; 20 apple.
pear. plum. cherry, peach trees: straw
berries; pleasantly situated house. cool
shade: barn. poultry house. Owner called
away; $500 takes all: terms arranged.
II. ;. Drauckcr. Star Route No. I, Peters
burg IA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

{3.5OO-About SO acres. half open and M
high state cultivation. Seven-rooin
dwellinS. concrete cellar, large harm
and plenty chicken houses; orchard OF
about 400 trees: lots small fruit: half
m!Ic railroad station; also hal. mile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. I HAVE
BEEN INSTRUCTED BY THE HEIRS TO
SELL TWO GOOD FRAME HOUSES ~
WHAT IS KNOWN AS SWaNSBORO. AT
\ VERY Low PRICE, ROOMS. WITH
GOOD LOT. ONLY $2.25o. i-ROOM COT
TAGE AND GOOD LOT. ONLY $1,000:
10th ARE IN ONE BLOCK OF HULL
STREET CAR LINE ASD IN y SPLEEN
DID COMMUNITY. THEY HAVE NEVER
BEEN OFFERED FOR SALE BEFORE
ACT If YOC WANT \ BARGAIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

CARNEAL'S FARM BARGAINS
Wo have listed with us farms NJ ali
sizes and descriptions. both dairy and
truck, at bargain prices. See Mr. West
J, ID. CARNEAL & SONS,
IL North Ninth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30

IN WOODLAND HEIGHTS. TWO
BLOckS OF CAR LINE: SPLENDID
HOME. ROOMS AND RECEPTION
HALL. SLATE ROOF. FURNACE HEAT.
LARGE BASEMENT: LAUNDRY TUBS:
NICE BATHROOM. ALI. MODERN, WITH
FOOT. TUB AND SHOWER BATH
STATIONARY wASHSTASD IN TWO
BEDROOMS TWO GAS STOVES. VERY
LARGE LOT ON CORNER, WITH
FOUNTAIN In YARD. IRON GARAGE
~ REAR OF LOT. 25x55 FEET. ROOM
FOR EIGHT CARS. THIS is ONE OF
THE BEST BARGAINS ~ RICHMOND.
PRICE ONLY $3.50.
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- ant AIv, /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats

I!NE FRANCES. 1906 Monument Ave.
liua. Seven rooms. 2 baths: most CT
Elusive and modern. Madison Gs3 or
boulevard 1855. T.. ID. Walker,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-30
PLANTERS NATlu:.. BANK.

Chairman. Board y. Supervisors.
r. y. MAJOR. Clerk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
B. HILTON,
PRINTING COMPANY
MANAGER, RESIGNS

A local business change or some I'M
oor,srce became know yesterday Win
ne announcement that Nj. water Is
Hilton had resigned as general manager
%, tho Wheeling Printing company. l:2'
Main street. and would be succeeded ny
French =. Walton.
Mr.. Hilton. who has been IN charge
ri the plant for a number OF years. IS
10 assume charge OF the e Estate
ompany. the organization CO
operating with the Wheeling Savings q
Loan association IN a campaiGn TO put
ine people OF Wheeling in homes or
heir own. taking up his new duties
when the two business institutions
Jointly occupy the new home now being
completed at GO Eleventh street.
Mr.. Walton is at present head or 'he
Wheeling PuhliEty Bureau and VIII con
,,nue directing that concern though the
active management will ho left 20 MS
son. F. p. walton. Jr.
Outside Of the resignation o; Mr.. H'I-
tom no other change in tho persoaae!
Of tho printing company IS contem-
nlsted. C. l.. weymouth continues As
sunertntendent; Hupp E. Otto az fore
man. Howard E. Smith as mechanical
suncr,nteudcnt. and Frank G Boes III
charge Of tho l~!notypes. Miss Margaret
Edwards also RENAME In charge OK the
oindery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
W. H. Riley, Head of Labor
Units, Asks Public to Help
In Christmas Charity
MAKE Every Tot Happy Is
Slogan Adopted by Chill
dren's Committee.

The Christmas eve trek OF Santa
Claus will not be restricted to the
! homes that know nothing or poverty
this year II the plans OF the ohio Val
lev Trades and Labor Assembly car.
~, for it was announced last night o.
W. II. Riley, head OF the organlZa-
ton, that the labor units affiliated
with his association, are sponsoring
a movement to dispel tho shadows
that gather s. ~poignanuy IN t""
| hearts OF Youngsters OF the poor ut
the Yuletide season.
Contributions will be sought ami
everybody who feels the urge or play
ing the role Of Big Brother TO some
destitute child Is asked to mail or
bring his donation 10 the ChlidreN
, Christmas Committee with h~eadquar'
ters in the Labor Temple.
There's no overhead about this
charity and every contributor Is as
! sured that his money will be expend'
| cd in making the Christmas a day OF
iov for the unfortunate iamiIies IN
the grip OF poverty.
! Little tots In the poorer sections
Of the city. according to r canVass OF
the committee, are looking forward
with eager anticipation for santa
Claus, and one OF tho men who wen
! through the homes OF several negro
/ families, reported TO headquarters
that a dusky maid OF five, said TO
him:
"Ah Santa Claus only visits white
folks"
To show his little maid and many
like that Santa Claus Is not a partl'
san OF race. color or creed. Mr.. Riley
| has undertaken 10 bring the spiTat ol
Christmas to their lives.
No large contributions are ske
particularly, It was pointed OUT put
everybody who can. is asked 10 give
s~omething--ir not money. then o
| stufrs. because both will be wei
coined.
Mr.. Riley pretaced his announce
ment by stating that In New YORK
there has been formed an organlza-
! tons OF Uncles. These men select
families and assume the sponsio
ity Of providing q cheerful Christmas
for them.
Among the cases OF restitution
found BY Riley and his aides are some
deserving OF tho greatest consldera'
ton such as mothers left with three
and four children to support when
their husbands were taken by death
/ others where the breadWinner from
one cause or another Is helpless.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
Santa Claus viii Visit Homes
OF Poor in Wheeling District

Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your name
and address clearly. YOU Will receive
n return Il trial package containing
Foley Honey and Tar Compound Tor
coughs. colds and croup Foley Kidney
prs for pains In sides and back. rhen-
ma,!sn. hackache. kidney and bladder
a~jl,ncuts: and Foley Ca;harttc Tablets
. wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathar,ic FOR constipation. o.~liousneSs
headaches and sluggish bowels. 500
ayerywhere.-AGv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15
FERRY MINER HURT
UNDER FALL or stone

Tony Kr!low. 60 ears cid, OF r. F. d.
injured yesterday morning when caught
under a csU. 3g stone while working IA
he Fiare"ce m.Ue OF tho Y. & o. Coal
,ous 2any.
-Th- :I.ucr was removed 20 the Mar
'Hs' Iercy hospital, where rs r""d'-
'.'a : regarded az serious but 80;
critical. He Is suffering from laceco-
tom % The head and body and probable
Internal injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

CUT TEIS QUIT IS WORTH MONEY
Cut out this slip, enclose With Sc and
mail II 20 Foley 4 Co. @S35 sheffield
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-15

Silk Broadcloth Shirts in
colored stripes. Also Daffo-
dill Silk Shirts in plain colors
with collars to match.
GAS
This is a special Christmas
price for beautiful quality
Jersey silk shirts with color
ed satin stripes.
$40
Best quality Silk Shirts for
Tuxedo wear. Beautifully
plated. white. expertly tai.
lored a gift that will please
him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-27
University Crew
Wins Big Victory

Wstners today from Nome San Diego, their champions
the brocny Of the University Of Wangoand Easners
congrauding the the bril-
liant vog yesterday the Hudson cha Coach Leaders sp across
finish line the treemae length behind the
Nary The athletes from Washington hare recorded 'core
pshme tne dna sport hey mdd dymg journey across Me
They challenged the
the contest The Nary does not compete mdr regular Intercollegiate
Washington a
ng the Westees Intercollegiate champions Of the
Seet and the state and the Vest proud Of that record
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-27
HEY, SOMEBODY! WILL
YOU AID CAPT. MASON
IN FINDING HIS DOG !?

He's gone againl And 1t isn't
so much because Capt ]. T.
Mason of the police department ls
upset. but because the captains
iT.year.old daughter Is heart
broken that an appeal has been
sent forth to find him.
"He" Is a Boston bulldog,
brown with white breast. "He"
IL II months old. has a collar and
is distinguished by his screw tail
and n wart on his left front paw.
His name is laddie. He disap-
penred month ago from Capt.
Mason's home. 242i Fourth
ave. N.
Capt. Mason's telephone mum.
ber is Garfield 44s4 The finder
viii please take notice.