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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Plan TO Return 'Ydnks'
Cancelled Sans Reason

WASHINGTON. oct 2c.-plln-
FOR the immediate Withdrawal of
American troops from Gcrmnuy have
been cancelled and 10 l. now llRelv
that the army of occupation ION he
Rhtur will not bc Withdrawn until
winter, it va, learned a. tho 'wJr de
partmcnf Officials would give NO
reason for the change In mans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Magnolia Purchases Acreage
With Production

Magnolia Petroleum company pur-
chased for s2,500,000 from r. o.
Harvey and L. II. Cullum, wichita
Falls. Texas, oil acreage with 2'Ooo
barrels daily production In SCUM
Electra field and Burkburnett ana
Desdemona pools.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Tulsa County

Sand Springs Home No. 2 IN the
northeast OF the northeast OF To-
2O-l1. abandoned location.
Price No. I'm the northwest or the
northwest OF 20-21-ll is dry and
abandoned at 2.466 feet.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

BEtSTOW. oct. 2g.--N g.. Me-
cool cf ue Noya was Killed srd Enrl
Brooks of Bristow was seriously in
Jurcd when an automobile IN which
they were riding overturned on the
highway between here and Depew.
Roth were oil feld wort ers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

which hclped some and viii prob
ably start the we'll 60 flowing
II is interesting TO note that the
operators down that way are quick
20 call this we'll "a Bartlo-ville sand
producer AZ any rate the oil IL
4I.tO gravity.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Usage county

rlvahor Petroleum company No
4 100 tho northwest ~ the southwest
of G.22.tO bee estimated to be MAX.
ing 20 barrels in the sand from
1865 60 1000. after 70 shot OF ttu
quarts. Total depth g.ul0 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Seminole County

Tidal OIL company In underresm-
ing S-inch casing Mt 2,3l0 feet
southeast of the northwest OF the
northeast Of 22-9-6.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Grant County

Snudhnch and associates No. I
Anuis iu the northeast " the south
east of 5-2G-ic. has been abandoned
at 3.3g0 feet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
Mcintosh County

Beggs oil & Gas Co. is drilling at
220 feet in the northeast OF the
northeast OF l0-I2-l5.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
W'eieethd

Fisher & Duvall OF Henryetta
have 4O.barrel well at Q feet Ia
the sand at 3,1O9 feet in 33-lo-ll.
and are swabbing.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
IN THE OIL FIELDS
Office. 624I w. II. PECK Residence 2442

and including october 10, and will
accept a sufficient amount OF bonds
offered at the lowest prices TO abb
sorb the cash deposit,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
North of HOidenUiIie

Doctor Rood and others are shut
down at 3.5l5 feet northeast OF the
northeast OF 1882.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23
OIL AND GAS
i.sas~s---suppiies--P Etc,

l own and control 1000 acres OF
land at Leach. Okla. In sections 10
II and rs, township 20. range ~
Delaware county, open for drilling
contract. Jones, room 4l2 Security
Bldx- Tulsa. Okla.-Advertisement.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-10-23

Brink e. Kramer Insurance OFFICER
moved 20 2O6-7 Mayo building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

a222 Patterson Avenue March %,
1922 $3.50.
sO3.-rolIard y BAgby. Inc. trus-
tee. 10 y Kenton Muhlcman. Mat
thias +. Kayhoe, No. 32li Patterson
Avenue. March %, 1922. $500.
bargain and Sni-.
'33-WiIlic Young t" Bruce Rowe.
1884, north line Louisa street. @2xlO9
feet. january .. 1922. Tax. 30 cents
SO.
727-w. s. Bell. Il. T. Clayton. trus-
tees. to Davis Bros. me. No. 425.
south Enc Denny Street. 80 feet cast
Sixth Street. east 2jAIO0 feet Feb
ruary 81. 1922. s2.45o
I3S-Eiijah Holmes. Bclle Holmes
to NJ. Davidson. No. iii. south limo
Graham Street. i5c feet inches wcs;
Tompkins stree, west IL feet 10
inches BY Ito feet. March Il. 1872.
Tax. 81. $40.
739-T. q. Erwin. Ncnia l.. Erwin
To Percy Wilson. No. iol West Clay.
AL North Monroe, southwest corner
Clay and Monroe Streets, 81 feet 6
inches by 100 feet. Lien. $s.G7i SO.
March 90. 1872. Tax. 50. $40.
Tio-W. q. Crump To- Wilbur IL.
Bottoms. Pearl l.. 'wif.D. No. 20Os.
east line Second Avenue. l20 feet
north Althca street. North 3Oxl4O
feet. Lien. S2.oQo. March i.. 1922
Tax. $3.50. sIo
III. W. cunuirrham. olivia w.
twltc) to l.. J Hack. south line
Gilbert street l5n feet west Meadow
Street. west 5oxl5o feet. Lien.
$1,000. March 5, 1872 Tax. s3sO.
$40.
l.. krcngel. No. :. northeast corner
Beech Street and alley. u feet / =
inches by i+5 feet. January 3. 1922.
Tax. $3.50. $40.
74G-Carl Friedrich Sieg. Mlnna
(wife) to Wilhelm T. Sieg. south line
Bancroft Avenue, 30 feet east Ma
polcon Street. east 50xi2o feet.
March 81. 1922. Tax. 81 81.
751--A. h. Vest Ellie L. Vest to
Charles {. Levy. No. 3205, south line
Patterson Avenue. - feet west
Cleveland Street, west 70 feet by rs
feet 1913 Inches. Lien. $3.50.
March II. 1927. Tax $40. $40.
.5T-k. II Harwood. lone u.
(wifc) 10 rocahoutas l.. Meador.
west line boulevard. 37i feet south
Boulevard. south 25Xi9O feet. west
line Boulevard. $40 feet south Cary.
:5Ni2o feet. March Il. 1899 Tax.
$3.50. $40
75S-Max =. Ruehrmund to Charles
n. Somna, No. 3o"T. south line Mon
umcnt Avenue. 80 feet ives, Shep-
pnrh, west 30Xl3o feet. Lien. sG.ooa.
March 10. 1922. Tax. SEQ. $40
I'3-liarry Br!mmcr to Nellie
Trimmer. north line Broad stree;
Road. 231 feet c inches west Davis
Road. west 1890 feet March IA.
1922. Tax. 81. SO.
1Gi-raul H. Howell. Daisle (wirc)
to David Cornell. east line Rose
meath Road. 1i2 feet south Hanover
Avenue. south u feet , inches by 1877
feet inches. March 90. 1892. Tan.
81. SO.
's5-J. Lee Davis. Cornelia T..
twife) 10 walter +. Klein. No. zoos
2oo1' south line Park Avenue. iO2
/ ieet west Meadow Street; 81 feet 4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
L. S. CIRCUIT COURT

IN" United States Circui, corr, -,
Appeals reconvened yesterday ,nor,.
lns at 10 O'Clock. with the fo,lowi,,
Judges and officials in at,ondo,co,
circuit Judges Martin y. kn,np n,
Washington. u. g: Charles A. Woods
'' Marion. $. o. and Edmund waa.
di!i' Jr.' of Richmond. Va. D,s,ric.
Judge Henry c. Mcdowell. OF I.vnc,.
burg, Va: United States Marsh,
clarence q. Smi,hcrs. ~ Norfolk ",
ana clerk Claude VI. Deans. Of Rich
moud. Va
Cases argued:
No. 1879. United States. appellant.
vs.. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany. appellee: appeal from the Dis
trict Court at Baltimore. Md. Argued
~ Murray r. Donoho. ass!Sran,
United states attorney. ~ Ealri-
more. Md. for the appellant. and b,.
shirley Carter. OF Baltimore. Md, FOR
the appellee. and submitted.
Murray y, Donoho. assistan;
linked states attorney. OF Baltimore.
Md. was admitted to practic. as an
attorney and counsellor in this
court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
REALTY RECORDS

The following realty transactions
We're recorded Yesterday IN Chancery
Court:
7Ga--W l. Purcell Jr.. George
Lewis Gnumbley. trustees. to David.
'-if"l W.in"r So. 80 west line
Seventeenth Street. 22xll0 feet.
March i. 1922. $l.ico.
77g-w. Z. Purcell. j.. trustee. TO
David and Ethel Weiner. No. 500.
west line Seventeenth street, 22XllO
fcct. March IS. 1922. s257.5O.
7si-li. .. Taller. trustee. 10 Grace
r. Seay. No. zoo l2. west line Har-
riyOn Street, 81 feet south Taylor
Street. south l7xl2o feet. March 81.
1892 $500.
7Gc-Gcorge II Raul. trustee. to
Harry Brimmcr, north line Broad
street Road. 23l feet inches west
Davis Road. west 40AsO feet. March
81, 1922. s42i.
7ss-Gordon l.. Strause. trustee. TO
Boulevard Athletic Field Corpora
tion. lots l. to %, block G.; lots TO
II. block |; lots IL to 81, block /,
plan SCOTS Addition. March 2l.
1892. slG.?5O.
7GO-Frank r Sutton. Jr.. Howard
Sutton. executors. l.. T. Sutton. trus-
tee. 10 Lucille l.. Davis. west limo
boulevard, 30 feet north Main Street.
north 5sxlio feet. March 81. l9@2.
$500.
7ae-w. s. Bell. Il. 7. clayton,
trustees, 10 a O. Adams. No. i25.
south line Denny Street. 30 feet cas-,
Sixth Street. east 25xl00 feet. Feb
ruary q. 1922. sl.7Oe.67.
13I-J. Thomas Hcwin. trustee, TO
Elfrci ". May. west line Harrison
Street iG feet inches by 100 feet.
March 10. 1922. sl.I20.
750--John Gabhy, W. II. GOODWIN.
trustees. 10 y. X. Vest. No. 1905. south
line Patterson Avenue. 30 feet west
Cleveland street. west g. feet by 80
feet S1-i6 inches. March is. 1922
$500.
755-J. u. Carneal. Jr.. trustee. to
H. 9. Hurdle, No. lloo. northwest
corner Clay and Hancock Streets. %
!set 10 inches by SO feet inches.
March ls22. siGG.sO.
7jG-J. y. Carncal. Jr.. trustee. to
II. G. Hurdle. No. 100. northwest
corner clay and Hancock Streets. 20
feet 10 inches by 50 feet inches.
March !. 1922. $3.50.
7Ss-D. =. Bragg. trustee. to
Cor'nne Jackson. No. 9lll-2. south
line Marshall Street. II? fee, west
Graham street. west 2Oxli6 feet.
March %. 1879 si.G9l25.
'9o-Jul.an G. Anderson. trustee. to
II. Is. Bache. north rs feet. lot D.
block III. Falkland. March IS. 1922
s2.250
7o2-charles *. Willis. surviving
trustee. To Priscilla r. Britt. No.
2los, north line Main Street. 100 feet
inches west Rowland Street. west
- feet 10 inches by l29 feet 2 inches.
February % 1922. sI,S55.
'"?--Emma T. Chaplin. executrix,
10 Margaret V. Bryan. east line Della
ware Avenue. 40 feet north Pollock
street. north 35xli0 feet. March 81.
1892. sl.24O.
So2-Poliard C Baghy. Inc. trus-
tee. to Muhleman & Kayhoe, No
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
REMOVALS REPORTED
ne Nsaoc!ateh rrcyx.l

ia" following removals have been
A..d az police headquarters:
g - Arcndall. westhampton To
Troy. Ala
! Byrd. 1913 North Firm Street To-
20T East Baker Street,
city Club. American National Bank
10 i2lo East Main Street.
~ ~ Gale. 100 East Eleventh
street to coo West Twenty-Hfth
Street.
NJ G. Gallens, 7o3 West Grace
street TO leading, Pa
y. 9. Glasc"ck. Is South Auburn
Avenue /" 1926 West Broad Street.
H. y. Grant, Lpmbardy Apart
ments t" 1926 West Broad street.
NJ. Graves. 1905 West Leigh street
to al2 West Clay Street.
Il. l.. Holmes. ITO South Fifth
street to Newport News. Va
:. Rnines. zoos Chaihn street 10
%: l-2 North Ninth Street.
j. ". Robinson. East Baker
street 10 3i@ North 81. James Street.
street TO. l2l9 St Johns Street
:. Snidcr, 2G3 North Nineteenth
street To $40 North Nineteenth
Street
c. " stevens. 1881 West Grace
street 10 Washington, ID. {.
l.. .. Taylor. 25ol stuart Avenue.
10 1876 West Broad street
w VI. Taliafcrro. 500 West, Grace
street 10 20lc Monument Avenue.
W. + Thomas. 1910 Hanover Ave
M" t" 1926 West Broad street
G. Neville, l2cs North Thirty-sec-
ond Street to GIL North Thirtietn
Street.
l.. W. Bass. cil2 Chicago Avenue
TO II. East Eleventh Street.
l.. Bass. all North sixth Street to
zoos North Fourth street,
y. Coles. 272S . Street to 1916
James Street.
r. Evans, l0i East Fcadle street
TO 1872 ST. Paul Street.
T. Goodc, zo3 North Bowc Street
to 3ll North Adams Street.
J. H. Grant. storage 10 1901 North
Twenty-tifth street.
+. &. Hutson. 1910 Perry Street 10
1928 Perry street.
q. Z. Ormand, storage to Florence.
Ala.
l.. NJ O'Brien. 1900 Beverly street
TO 90 South Harrison street
T. Sheppard. 1916 Hull Street to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
BIC FRUIT CROP SURE.
IS BUREAU FORECAST
Try Associated Press.

WASHINGTON March a3.--Thc
outlook ,Dr what farmers call "u
good fru.t year" Is promising in
most parts az the United States. ac-
"prdlug to reports made public today
}y . tho Weather Bureau. Although
FRUIT - not out Of danger from
frc"zes in th" Northern half OF The
''untry, III" general beli-f Is that
LOW spring Is really her. the Amer
lean peoplc can look forward 10 nun
in abundance.
som" harm was done 10 fru!, trees
IN tho Western Lake region by the
Yitzc storm OF March -. but with
Tho weather favorable. cRriy trees
ar" coming into bloom northward to
forth Carolina and the central por-
lions Of Arkansas and Oklahoma. tho
reports show. Citrus fruit trees
continue in splendid condition in
Florida With a heavy crop Of bloom
holding we'll The California orange
crop is reported better than Was ex-
pcctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

inches by SO feet 10 inches. Lien,
Sll.soo. March 20. 1922. Tax. $50.
$40.
7G'-w. r Klein. Pauline c. Klein
twifc) to !. Lee Davis. W. :. I;e!l.
south line Grace Street. - ;cot west
Sheppard street. west l2ONliJ feet.
March lc, 1922 Tax. $1,000. $40.
TS3-A. H. Robins 1" MaN T.
Isuchrmund. north line k"nsugtou
Avenue. 200 feet west Belmont Ave.
nuc. west 73Xi@o feet. March Is.
1922. Tax. 81. SIC.
7s5--'iracic 7. Scay, T. ". hus-
baud) to Carrie Stitzcr. No. 20G .
west line Harrison Street. So feet
south Taylor Street. south l7xI9o
feet. March ~. 1922. Si2o0.
''l--if l[. Bachc. Kate 7 Cwife)
TO l.. s. Duvai. No. 27i2. west linc
fdgew"od Avenue. 10 feet south
Hooper street, south SSxi3j foci.
Lion. $4,000. March IS. 1922. Tax.
$3.50. $40.
7s$-Rex o. Jones. Annie l.. (wifc)
to Margaret V. Bryan, No 27ol.
northeast corner Second Avenue and
Logan street. 50xli0 feet. Lien. So
900. March 90. 1922 Tax. $3.50. $40
73i-Charlcs H. Phillips. Julia =.
'w!fc) 10 Marceilus Hicks. NJ. To-
north line Main street. 1879 feet
inchcS last Adams street. west 81
I""t = inches hy 1873 fec, / inches.
lien. $4,000. August s. 1871 Tax.
Si5. $40
''s--F. !: wright. Mimic c. Iwicc)
:" Joseph l.. Shepherd. 30. 302I north
lin" Chafin street 81 feet east Bol-
mon; Avenue. east 2Gxl2O feet
March !. 1922. Tax. $3.50 $40.
'"'-katherinc Turner Minsom. j.
9. thuSband) to Simon MoughamIan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
Trader. Sell Rubber stocks

NEW YORK. March c3.-Trader
have been selling rubber stocks ever
since the drop in the price of crude
rubber few days ago. But they
seem 10 have been overriding il.
Most OF the leading tire manufactur-
crs OF this country are carrying com
parativcly small inventories OF crude
rubber In other words. they are in a
position to go into the crude market
at any time and buy heavily. but some
OF the leading manufacturers are not
at all sure that rubber will go even
lower than the present price and
therefore. are not inclined to take
on any big commitments even at this
level. Some forecasts are being made
or lO cents pound for the best
grades of crude rubber. Kelly Spring
heid Is one company that Is in an
unusually strong inventory position.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
GREAT COAL CARRIER
REPORTS PROSPERITY
Operating Profit of Over Mil
lion Compares With Net
Deficit February, 1921.
EAPENSES SHOW DECLINE;
Proportion Of Cost to Operating Rev
cnucs Ia 7".42 Per Cent Against
o2.f7 Per Cent of COrrrspondInS
Month Of Lust Year.
Especial to The Times-Dispa,ch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
ROANOKE. VA. March 23.-Thc
net income OF the Norfolk and West
"rn Railway for the month Of Fob
ruhry this year was S1,l08.2S7.lb as
compared with Il deficit OF Sl7S.JO3.l7
for tn" same period ia 1921. according
To the financial statement issued from
IA" general offices Of the company
yesterday. This Is the largest earn
inG fnr the company In the month
90 February since 1917. when the not
earnings were ti.32O.i2S.i2.
HncrntinE Revenues over Sly Millions.
Thr operating revenues. which Ia
cluded Income from freight. pasScu-
gers. mail and express and other
transportation. amounted 10 s5.32f.-
:Jlij. Freight was the biggest
source OF revenue for tho company
The income from tho transportation
az freight amounted to s5.tS0.OSG7l.
Passengers. mail and express came
next. tn. transportation OF which
earned the company s7t3.9S4.J4. This
Is a slight decrcase under the amount
earned from this source in February
1921
The operating expenses OF the rail-
way company In February amounted
10 $500, 1859, showing Il decrease
under the same month in 1921. which
wna S5.2t3.ssS.aG. Tho operating cx-
pcns"S included the maintenance OF
way and structure, ss1S.lJs.S9. main
'"nanco OF equipment. SiiSG.1li.2T;
traffic. S7o.ji20i. transportation rail
linc. f2,0G3.503.55. miscellaneous op-
"rations. *2l.773.9i: general. sI35.7iO.-
-. and transportation for Investment.
ti3.60i22.
Expense Proportion Drops.
Tho grDHs income OF the COMPANY
for February WAS Sl.Jis.Gil.i3. In
,crcst OF funded debt amounted TO
Siio,a2i33, making the net Income
Si.los.2S7.i0. The proportion OF op-
rating expenses TO operating rcvcn-
ucs was 72.i2 per cent. as compared
"2i1 per cent FOR the same month an
1921.
The net income for tho t%o months
ending February %. this year.
amounted to Sl.s75.324aG. The on
Grating revenues for the same pcr!nd
amounted to Si2,35i, $685.. Az com
pared with the operating srpen-.~
which amounted to Se.3l5.73O.T1. The
financial report OF tho company for
IN" same period in 1921 showed Il
deficit Of S2l.i64.46
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
IN SUPREME COURT

Proceedings yesterday i'm the SUI
prcmc Court OF Appeals OF Virginia
We're as follows:
No. Il. Clay w. Butler. guardian.
ct al, argued and submitted.
No. As. Virginia Railway and
Power Company vs. Oliver. argued
and submitted.
No. 80. Chandler vs. Chandler,
argued and submitted.
Next cases on call:
No. so Chesapeake ana Ohio Rail-
way Company v*. Gayle supply
Company.
30 ~. Ivcy ct ais. w Lewis q, al.
40. 80. Haynes Chemical Corpora
iion. Inc. W staples & Staples, Inc.
30. - Commonwealth ~ rel.
city Of Portsmouth VS.. Portsmouth
Gas Company.
No. % Terry IS. bishop Foy
Company at al.
so 80. Town Of Victoria ~. Vic
toria Ice. Light and Power Plant,
Inc.
40. 81 Moore. etc. vs.. Kcrnochan
.t ais
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
CORN EXPORTS GAIN:
WHEAT SHOWS LOSS
icy Associated Press J

W SSHINGTON, March 23.-hrcr-
lean exports Of corn increased dur
inE February 40 compar vi,h tn.
Wnil" exports "f wheat and cotton
seed oil last month fell or sharply
from February. 1927
Tn" February exports Of corr.
amounted TO 22.O5c,216 bushels Of a
value or sl4.02o.O?0. compared with
Slt4,3i6 bushels valued at SG.9lS,-
500 in February. 1921.
Exports OF wheat IN February were
a.576,4S9 bushels valued at S6.gS2.655.
compared with lS.i0S.7li bushels.
valued at s3c.S3G.02G In February n
year ago.
Cotton seed oil exports last month
were o.O37,3ii pounds OF a value o.
S1Hi.3D6. compared with 3?ssg39S
pounds valued at s4.27G,772 in Fchru-
arv, 1921.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
Report "Leavc. 10 Withdraw mn, :,

BOSTON. March 23.-Thn legislative
committee on social welfare. tot!a y
reported leave 10 withdraw" on bill
which would have repealed the forty
eight-hour week for women and chill
dren. Textile manufacturers favored
the measure.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WcndelrS Pills, Ambition
Brand, for Rundown,
Tired-Out People.

II you feel tired out. out OF sorts. dos.
pendent mentally or physically Depressed.
e., co cent box 81 Wcni.lrs rilis Ann
hilton Brand. at Tragic Drug Conpanp
today and take the first Zig step toward
feeling better TiGh. away.
IL you work to" hard. smoke too much
or ar. nervous. Wendclrs pills. Ambition
brand. VIII make YOU fee! better ia three
days or money back from Tragic Drug
Company on the hrst box purchased
As treatment FOR affections OF tho
nervous system. Consiipa ton iosa OF an
petite. cepIcssn"ss. or Nervous Indigcs-
;ion get box OF Wond.ils Pills Ambi-
ton Brand. today tho money back
plan.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
Itomn Report Is Due To-day,

WASHINGTON. March 2a.-The re
port OF the special army board which
investigated the disaster OF the army
airsh!p Roma at Hampton. Va. will
be made public tomorrow. Secretary
Weeks said today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
:. nnIIa., policemen su,p.n.Ird.

DALLAS, TEN. March % Three
officers were suspended from the
Dallas police force today following
Il conference between city officials In
connection with the recent logging
Of Philip Rothblum and Frank IL
Ethcridgc, District Attorney Maury
Hughes announced arrests would bc
made today in the same connection.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
RY NET INCOME OF N. & W. RAILWAY IS SIlO828z

22Gs Hull Street.
w. y. War, 1000 Delaware Avenue
TO r. j.. -. No. Z. Hichuond.
II. W. Woodbridge. 2302 Short Per-
ry street To Jl5 west Tenth Street.
l.. Williams. rs GoddIn street to
1921 st. Paul street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

p'etely by morning and you viii feel
splendid. They work while Won
sleep" Cascarets never stir you up
or grippe like Salts. pills. Calomel
or OF. and they cost only ten cents
a box. Children love cascarets. too.
ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

6. husband 20 w G. Crump. No
1908. east line Delaware Avenue. 10
feet north Pollock Street. north a.
By 40 feet. March 90. 1899. rnN.
S3.jo. $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
Bank OF England Statement

LONDON. March 23.-The weekly
statement of tho Bank OF England
shows the following changes
Iotai reserve increased $4,000
pounds storlingA
Circulation decreased $4,000 pounds
sterling.
Bullion Increased 4.322 pounds
sterling.
Other securities Increased G o6I ooO
pounds sterling.
other deposits increased 4.7l7.ooo
pounds sterling.
Public deposits increased e.o2o. 900
pounds sterling.
Notes reserve increased r.ono
pounds sterling.
Government securities increased I
$4,000 pounds sterling.
The proportion OF banks reecrye
10 liability this week liz 1885 nor
cent. Last week it was 1888 nor
cent. Rate OF discount. l-a per
cent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
For Constipated Rowels s. Bilious Liver

The incest cathartic-laxat!ve to
physic your bowels when you have
Headache Biiiousness
Colds indigestion
Dizziness Sour stomach
Is candy-liko Cascarets. Ono or two
tonight will empty your bowels COM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24
WHEN HAIR Trims,
FADES OR FALLS,
USE "DANDERlNE"

IS cents buys n bot.
tie %; "plndcrinc.
Within ten minutes
after the first applica
ton you cannot find a
single trace OF dand-
run or falling hair
bandcrinc is TO tn.
hair what fresh show.
crS OF rain and sun
shine arc to vcEc;a
ton. II goes right t.
the roots. lnvigoratcs
and strengthens them
helping your hair L.
grow. long. thick and
l'ISuriont.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-24

Hurry. Mother. y tcaspoontul of
California Fig Syrup" now will thor
oughly clean the little bowels and in
II few hours you have "A we'll. play
full child again. Even a cross. few
erish. cOnstipated child loves its
"fruity' taste. and mothers can rest
easy because II never fans To work
all the sour bile and poisons right
out OF the stomach and bowels with
out gripping or upsctting the child.
Tell your druggist you want only
the genuine california Fig syrup
which has directions for babies and
children OF all ages printed on bot
tie. Mother, you must say Cali
fornia" Refuse any imitation.-Adv.