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TRUSTEE

TO PURCHASE FROM OWNER, TRUSTEE
hr ngent--Severa. 6-room houses by a con
tractor who is bringing 10 skilled mechanics
nent residence VIII pay cash state hest
selling price and when possession can i~ had.
Address Box 307-H. Star ofice.
WILL Buy At ONCE. HOUSE. NOT MORE
Than 81 900: 500 cash. 1913 Clifton st. NV.
apt. No. g.. Col. as3lW.
BEFORE ATGTST-B0X HOUSE. Nv.
from owner: cash. under $1,000. Give fullest
details. location, condition. price. Box 1854.
Station =. U.
Rs.--IN WHITE SECTION. WITH ALLEY;
have 5000. A. s. RAE, r. l, Box 20.
Rossyn, Va. IL
SOME INVESTMENTS. WHITE OR CoL0RED
brick or frame: any section: cash for bar
gains Address Box 1O8-H. Star ofice.
HOTEL WANTED N NV. SECTION, so TO
100 rooms. Possession by August lst. A. NC
NEIL CO.. 805 McLachlen bldg. Main o644.
s-ROOM HOUSE on . FLOORS. IN Mt
al eash M ADDRESS ss' sa. i ass T. star % ONCE. ee '0
s-ROoM. DETACHED HOUSE. NV. sUB-
urbs: must be bargain. Address Box
.19-H. star office.
HAVE CLEAR FRAME HOUSE ON 18th ST
Sc. and s1O1 cash for modern box house In
vicinity of 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. Franklin
60t2. MENSEY TRUST CO, real estate dept.
A q OR ROOM HOUSE IN NE. OR Sc.
section where possession can he gotten in 45
days. Modern house or one that can be hxed
up Can pay cash. Address Box 26-H. Star
HOUSE. ANY CONDITION OF SIX 10 TEN
rooms. downtown: cash II property Ia priced
reasonably. Address Boz lie. Star once.
Q to IL ROOM HOME IN ao0D REsiDEN.
st. NV. Phone Main a;2.
HONE OF 9 TO 10 ROOMS IN GOOD RESI-.
dental section: substantial cash payment:
price must b. reasonable. lo22 vt. ave. n.
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FOR RENT-FLOOR SPACE.
WANTED TO BUY.

SECOND FLOOR OF GARAGE-ABOuT 500
feet noor space: heat and Light. Rear 1925
Mass. ave- NV. ~2l'
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LINKS WASHINGTON
wATER-FRONT PROPERTY.

SOUTH RIVER Park.
THE IDEAL SUMNER COLONY.
FOR SALE-Waterfront lots. $500 to 81. $50:
bungalows. 81. $50 TO So. $50: Sc miles from
Woshinston on Washington aud Annapolis pike.
Apply c. II. NEELY. 1U6 Westory bldg. 14th
and t. Phone Main 402s. SATURDAYS and snn-
days at South River Park. Anne Arundel
county Md.
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WANTEp-STORES
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

STORE WANTED IN GOOD BUSINESS LO-
CATION Address Box 251 H. Star office. q :
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SUMNER HOMES.
FOR RENT

EAGLES MERE PARK. PA.
Desirable furnished summer cottages near
lake and golf course for rent by the month OF
season. Write H. V. YEAGER. Manager.
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WILL SELL OR TRADE

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
TO SECURE A REAL INVESTMENT
WITH SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
e>family fiat: price $3.50: rental 81 a6O.
Apt bldg, q apts price 81, 500: rental s.. 700
Apt bldg. 8 ap;s.; price $4,000; rental $500
Apt. bldg, apis. price 81 800: rental q 200
Apt. bldg, l6 ap.; price $50. 600 rental 81 QUO
Ant HI 90 ap: price $500 900: rental $4s, 600
4 NUMBER OF OTHERS. SEE Us TODAY.
ANTON KOERBER & co.
4Ol HIBBS BLDG MAIN 55OS
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A REAL INVESTMENT : ATTRACTIVE
hui!ding; IL apartments ; and rooms.
RENTS, $4,000. PRICE. So 800. TERMS
POSSESSION IN TEN DAYS-F0UR DE-
.ightful outside rooms and bath. In the Con
necticut avenue neighborhOod. where business
values rapidly increasing. Owner VIII
sell at net cost for business reasons which we
can explain to you All other apartments sold
in this building originally have sold at sub
stantial profit ON resale on account OF location
and desirahility. Act quickly. To inspect,
apply GEORGE W LINKINS. exclusive agent.
17l9 X St
WILL SELL OR TRADE
TWO NEW APARTMENT BLDGS. b
Just being completed in most exclusive resi-
Dental section Gf city; all apartments leased,
repre- sen ting excellent returns on investment.
ANTON kOERBER K CO..
4O4 Hisgs Bldg NJ. zoos.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

1909 1th ST. NV.
Entire building for rent: large store room,
large cellar; 2-story dwelling above tnow
under remit; $3.50 per month. Apply CHAs.
s. SHREvE. 1909 7th NV. sole agent.
go NEW YORK AvE--ENTIRE FIRST
foo.. with partitions and lavatory, 500 per
month For inspection rall
y l.. SANSBURY COMPANY. Inc.
his Eye 81. Main 1904
STORE AND TWO ROOMS: WATER, GAS;
suitable for grocery: Georgetown. Apply
J. MCKINNEY BERRY. 1858 Wisconsin ave
nv
ATTRACTIVE STORE On GA. AVE- IS1JO
suitable for music store, lunchroOm. shoe store
ice cream parlor or furniture store: $50
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co. Oil y. y. ave
GEORGIA AVE, UPTOWN; STORE, 30xi0;
4-roOm. sleeping porch and bath apartment.
above a new building At the intersection of
two car lines: possession May L. WEAVER
BROS. 735 10Th NV. Main 1921.
500 18th sT.-CENTRALLY LOCATED
store: modern show windows; second door
vorkroom. Consult us for details
SHANNON 4 LUCHS.
7l3 14th st. Main o345.
Sl2 STREET N.W.--VEkI DESIRABLE
store: one door from corner on line; i'm
mediate possession. Apply
THE n. SMITH COMPANY.
l414-l4l6 Eye st. NV.
TEMPORARY LOCATION.
1881 18th ST. N.W-$75 PER MONTH. 1928
Wisconsin ave-; small apartment in rear; $40
per month. bl4 st. NV. basement; sllo
per m"rtn THE F. aph' II. SMITH COMPANY.
l414-l416 Eye st. NV.
(Temporary location.p
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frRXISHED APARTMENT. ONE ROOM AND
- i,a, 49, 22s
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
l3i: New York ave.
Ask for Mr.. Crnskman

ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME WITH ALL
city eonyenfences: in Maryland. within 200
feet Of Washington and baltimore boulevard;
minutes To electric cars 80 minutes ride
TO treasury: high elevation: about an acre
Of ground: go feet frontage on finished street
fine old shade trees; all kinds Of fruit. grapes
shrubs and flowers: fertile garden planted:
circular driveway TO garage: large lawn
verandas: 1st floor center hall. living room
20x3o. library. dining room. kitchen, pantry.
servants room: second floor, four large bed
rooms with closets and bathroom; third floor
one finished and two unfinished rooms; house
has Quincy hot-water heat. gas and electric
lights, telephone, etc. Immediate possession
given. Price. s12. 500, on easy terms on a
good cash payment. Phone Main 4535
ELIJAH z. KNOTT.
Room 408 Dist. Nat Bank bldg
laos q ST. NV.
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,RTISTICALLY FURNISHED FlEE-RO0A.
bath. porch apt: desirable residehtiai ne,gh-
borhood. $50 Fran kiln 1Ste ~
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APARTMENTS TO LET
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

a ROOMS AND PORCH. COMPLETELY FUR
Il she'd Will sell furniture and give year lease
for $500 Rent $50 per month"; downtown.
..l.n.i rnnn, rem ting lnca ton. Erank. IS1a.
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sTRI.ET UNTu. OCTOBER. DESIRABLE s.
ro,m Ink apartment Apply at desk. st.
Nicholas. ,vailabl. May l. Ideal for couple
III -, .biid 23s
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oUT-oF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

BEAUTIFCI. WATER FRONT FARM. EAST
ern Shore. Maryland: i40 acres: general dairy.
poultry, grain. tomatoes; half-miie frontage
state cement road. s2n.O10: terms. Get par
ticulars from owner THORNTON II. BURNS.
4O6 Fifth st. nv. Washington. u. T.
FOR SALELN0RTH BEACH, MD; FIVE
80. p,v Co, .na5 a3s
FOR REST-COTTAGE, NORTH BEACH.
Md. Eve rooms completely furnished in every
detail: half block from beach: TO responsible
party of adults only. Price. $500 for season.
from, Nav lst Address Rox 293 ID. Star office.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs
FURNISHED

i.0I 9TH ST. N.E.-8 ROOMS AND BATH
box house. $75. Apply 1907 New Jersey ave.
NV. Franklin 81 ~.
I,NcI YSu plSENENT IIOrSE EURNJSHED.
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lAkOMA 4HAKh.
Best cash oReP takes e, 100 equity In ny
eroom and bath bungalow. Address Box 214-
q. Star onace. 20
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FOUR WELL. FURNISHED ROOMS. RECEP-
tion hail and sleeping porch. in new apart
NAV. phone ,'ol l53 W 81"
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> ROOMS KITCHENETrE BATH AND RE
option hall in desirable apt. honse; lease to
party buying furniture; NV section; waikng
distance 10 Treasury. Phone West oo36-W
~ n n \
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

STONE AND BRICK House; Z LARGE
rooms and servants room. baths: porches;
f1ne view OF city: electricity, gas and instan-
taneous water. heater; kitchen nrst moor. ih
ouire owner occupant Of house. 1i3s Belmen;
,r, r.rr r..sonahIe oss
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FINE oCATION-M0DERN GRIN. BEltk
dwelling: natural wood finish set mirrors;
tied bath gas ranges. kitchen and basement:
furnace hot-water heater, electric lights:
lcwns; garage white neighbors. Price. $500.
al C.,smbio rn.J a3s
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were spurred on by this condition.
which is unavoidable while the per-
centage OF nonmomberships remain
high.
This week lists OF tho membership
Will be forwarded to every member
OF the organization. and tho mem-
bers Will attempt to double It by tho
next meeting of the bureau. Al this
meeting the seventy Avo members arc
expected to bring two or three fell
POW merchants or manufacturers TO
tho meeting.
Show Good Spirit.
Ihe members present showed real
spirit of get to gethcr and push, and
all promised to get behind tho mem
bcrship question and have merchants
or the city well represented when
invitations and cards for tho moot
ing and conference are sent out.
Foreign corporations, with large
establishments in Richmond. will be
asked to aid in promoting tho con-
ference and by becoming membcrs of
mo bureau help the interests of tho
city Because tho concorna have
headquarters elsewhere q committee
OF threo was appointed TO call upon
their local representatives and to
correspond with these concerns. The
committee consists of ]. Il. Woodnn.
OF the I. ID. Stokes Company: George
Freddy and Frank NJ. Davis. OF the
Merchants journal OF Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
FERGUSON
TO RICHMOND OFFICE
Succeeds J. 4. Gnwthr"p rs Surcrln-
tcndu1t of BrndStrcrts here.
NirEininn by FIRTH

Ernes; =. Ferguson. assistant
superintendent OF the Cincinnati Of
nee OF Bradstrcc;s. has arrived In
Richmond 10 become local superin-
tendent. succeeding J. a. Gawthrop.
resigned. 10 become secretary OF the
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce.
Mr.. Ferguson Is n Nirsiniaa by
birth and is an alumuus Of Randolph
Macon College. having been mem
her Of the graduating class of 1908.
He Joined the Rradsireet forces In
1912. and was placed in charge OF
the Greensboro, y. G. office. He was
transferred to Knoxville Tenn. in
1913 ami later was made superin-
tcndcnt OF the Charleston, w. Va.
office. He resigned u enter tho army
and was In command OF Battery c.
one Hundred and Fifty-First Ar
tillery, serving through the major en-
caCcmentS. He was twice gasscd.
After the armist!c. was signed, he
served with the American Army OF
Occupation near Coblenz.
Returning home, Mr.. Ferguson was
returned to Charleston, and early this
spring. was sent to Cincinnati as as
sistant superintendent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
RICHMOND ARTISTS CHARM
tasss THOUSANDS BY WBAZ RADIO
PenneH kennard Proves Pianist and Tenor of First
Magniude-Senor Andonegui Again Delights
Fans of East With His Selections.

" bAH. tho radio broadcast OF The
piSpatch Papers. was fortunate last
,cnihE IN Ewing recital which the
lehtire East Will remember. The pro.
gram offered TWO OF the most tall
n'eu musicians who have ever been
.o"ru from the giant station In eight
selections of Incompatible bcauty
and artistry.
The evening marked the frs, nm.
pearance OF Pcnncll Kenuord or
santst and director OF music OF Cen.
tenary Methodist Church. who re-
Gently came to Richmond with nm
enFiab!e reputation. gathered from
scores OF critics OF various locali-
ties. Mr.. Iennard IS young mar
and an artist. His work last evcninr
pleased and delighted. amazed and AS.
tonishcd.
ihere was his Interpretation of the
master composition Rachminoff's
prelude In c Sharp Minor" Mr.. Ken
harn admitted that his Interpretation
was the result of Il close study OF tho
composers own. He put into tho
work something that more than fire.
Quentiy seemed ,rarc flashes OF gen
ius: touch and feeling the o,Iain
tesscncc of art
Mr.. kcnnard Is the possessor OF ono
or the finest tenor voices for a Young
musician yet heard In Richmond. His
rendItion OF Masscnetts "Glegle" was
u tHins OF sheer beauty; he put into
X quality that was not there. Mr.
henhard has q rich. fun tenor that
Is surprising. His performance CON
WINGED one that the hundreds of good
IHinSs critics OF San Antonio and
Louisville said OF him were insutu
cieht. Ills Mother o. Mine" and
KISS Me Again." were soulfuI
senior Andonegui WINS heard In soma
interesting mediums There was
Moszkowskfs "Screnade," and the
duets. Gypsy Love Song" and "Caz-
ardas.' from Fortune Teller" tvic-
tor HerberD: the obligato with Mr..
Ncnnards "ElcSe"; Kiss Me Again"
ans Wieniawskrs "Mazurka,"
senior Andoncgui draws ccr,c notes
from his violin; there Is an .ncom-
prehcnsi bic expression of something
niue different: masters work
his technique and Interpretation &c
tha1 of the South and Con,incntal
EUROPE. Last evenings program
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WOODS ARE STEADY
IN QUIET MARKET
Dealer. Divided ms to Price Out
look, Some Predicting Ad-
Gnncc.
rubllc Ledger Scrvicc.J

\
PHILADELPHIA, July S.-The
wool market is quiet. with prices
steady Some dealers believe prices
arc at top-notch, while others pre-
diet an advance within sixty days.
Woods are arriving little more
freely. but are not accommodating as
they were sold 10 arrive. Shipments
of later shorn woods in the West
have been delayed by wet weather.
Wooden mills arc busy finishing up
on heavy-weiEhts. with an appar-
cnt demand for woricns during the
lightweight season, one dealer says.
"a good demand for secured woods OF
medium grades and above is looked
for. and II no change IN the tariff
comes IN six weeks an advance may
be expected"
CRrpet-wool business Is fair. with
prices still advancing IN tho primary
markets. Good stocks are scarce.
manufacturers have been buying
freely until this week and dealers
expect good business after the holi-
day. 1T Is believed carpot men will
have to depend upon China for the
next few years. is there Is not
much coming from Russia, and India
woods are being taken out OF the
carpet trade TO be put into woolens.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
WANDHAM BOILING
TO BE BURIED TODAY
Richmond TobncconiSt Dies IN Home
of Brother, Stnnhopc nolIInS,
I'm Goth Year,


Funeral services for Wyndham
Boiling. 6s. who died yesterday
morning at 3:45 o'clock. ut the home
OF 9is brother. Stanhope Boiling. 1905
Grove Avenue, will he conducted
from the home this afternoon at 1
O'Clock. Rev. johnson, of Union
Thu logical Seminary, officiating.
Burial will be In Hollywood.
Mr. Boiling. who was educated In
RICHMOND. was the second son of the
late Archibald Boiling and Mrs. Eliza
Armstrong Boiling, OF this city lie
was in the employ OF davenport C
Morris for number OF years. About
twenty years ago, he accepted a
position with Taylor Brothers to-
bacco manufacturers. at Winston
salem, y. G. He returned to Rich
mond about three years ago.
NJ Boiling is survived by his
hr7ther and one sister. Miss Matte
boiling. Of this city. Another
brother. Randolph Boiling, was killed
as "a result of being thrown from a
hoIse in South Africa about thirty
years ago. His other brother. Blair
Boiling. died TWO years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
TODD HAS NOT RETURNED
TO HENR|C0 COUNTY JOB
Members of Clerical Force
Under Kemp, ST., Seek
4 Other Employment.

Thomas J. Todd. deputy treasurer
OF Henrico County under l.. II. Kemp,
Sr, who retired from office when his
son. L. II. Kemp. Jr.. was appointed
TO fill the uncxpired term last Thurs
day, has not returned 10 work. and
probably Will no; DO so. II is also
said that Miss Agnes Badcnoch and
Miss Hechler. clerks. who walked
out with Mr.. Todd. arc seeking other
positions, and will remain out with
their former chief.
While John y Van Dovcndcr. in
the tax division OF the Internal Rev
enhe Bureau. declines the offer of
tho position made vacant by Mr.. Todd
because OF his inability TO accept &;
at sth!s time, Mr.. Kemp is in touch
with another expert accountant and
expects 10 make the appointment to-
morrow or Tuesday.
%The action OF Mr. Todd and tho
two clerks Will not hamper the work
OF the office, sam Mir. Kemp yes
tenday. Il am negotiating with a
very capable expert accountant anu
expect him 10 he on tho Job In a few
days. The two clerks Will be APP
pointed for their efficiency. And
they may come from inc cl'E OF ken
mond. as there Is ia law prohibiting
ting appointment OF clerical force
outside OF Hcnrico County. l am
going 20 see that the affairs OF the
Office are run properly, and there
ars no men or set OF men who can
prevent this"
air Todd, Miss Badcnoch and Miss
Hsrhlcr walked out Friday at the
citsc OF work. although they in
for;ucd Mr. Kemp when he took
charge in the morning they would
not he with him any longer
Following the action OF MIR. Todd
in erefusins TO return to work. MIR
Kemp has employed \. y. Pullcn,
ceEtifcd public accountant, 10 70
OVER tho books OF the treasurcrs Of
fcs. This is the usual procedure In
such emergencies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
WANT EVERY MERCHANT
TRADE BUREAU MEMBER
Would Double Roster of Or.
ganization Before Mer.
chants Conference

WHOLESALERS. bankers. manufactur-
crs ana Jobbors of the CITY unstInt
ihRiy pledged their aid Mt n spcciol
meeting Of the Trade Extension IN
reau Friday noon In tho Y. " G. A
In making tho annual Southern Re-
tall Merchants Conference. scheduled
mere next month. tho creates, sue
cess or Its kind since IT was cstab
iished. The meeting was the means
OF iaunchinS short membership
campaign among tho concerns which
IL was declared should be members
OF the organization. The body Will
meet at the same hour a o.cloclI
next Friday to hear reports on re-
suits of the conference
II McC. Burlington presided and
urged the cooperation and support
OF every organization In tho city to-
ward making the conference a sue
cess. and the things which mist be
done TO assure this condition. Eddie
hotze. president of the Ad Club.
Waller Holiday. Alvin Smith, T.. T.
Harrison and others spoke.
Railroad Fnre Refunds.
The matter OF the ycfund Of rail-
road fare. which Is arranged through
the Trade Extension Bureau for
merchants coming to this city and
trading with members OF tho orKani-
Zation, wan taken up. with the re-
suit that recent unfortunate shappcn-
ihes. such as the inability OF the
bureau TO function In this matter, be-
cause the merchant bought the re-
CURED quantity OF goods. but pur
chased percentage from merchants
who were nonmcmbers. were brought,
TO the attention Of the membership.
EFFORTS to Increase tho membership
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
senator md Mrs. watson Better,

WASHINGTON. July S.-Senator
Thbmas Z. Watson. Of Georgia, and
Mrs. Watson. both of whom have been
III with Bronchitis nt their home in
Chevy Chase. were said by Or. Gran,
s. ,Barnhart. their physician. today.
10 DE convalesc.ng. Senator Watson.
however. will not be able 10 resume
HIS duties IN the Senate for another
week. Senator and Mrs. Watson be-
came III about ten DAYS ago. Or.
Barnhart said the Senator had he.s
quite III" but now was we'll on the
road TO recovery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
CONDUCT MRS. HOFF'S
FUNERAL TODAY AT 1890
nurin! Of Daughter of Former Judge
blow. OF Norfolk. VIII he In
IoIIy,Nood

Funeral services for Mrs virginia
Nlow iioN daughter of former Judge
hlowNof Norfolk. who died Friday
In the home OF her sister, Mrs. WI
liam byrd Page. 110l West Franklin
street. VIII be conducted this after
noon at 1890 o'clock from ST. James
Episcopal Church. Burial Will be in
Hollywood.
Mrs. Hon. a member of n proni,op,
Virginia family. was the vito ~ ~
ward Hof. a wcll-known singer. who
nj one time was with the Boston Tdoor
opera Company. ana member of Tho
Mozart Association. n musIcal or.
Gani"ation OF Richmond. Ro,h sang
In 81. Paufs Episcopal Church choir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09

gave him an opportunity to demon
strate his art to advantage and no
did.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Justice Department
to Act on Mail Delays
IBy Associated Prc,s.]

WASHINGTON. July S.-Advices
received by tho Department Of
Justice concerning disorders at
various railroad centers in tho
Middle West, resulting In interfer-
ence with the mails. caused Acting
Attorney General Guy d. Con to
begin preparation late today OF
n report on the situation to be
lnid before Attorney General
DauGherty when no returns to
Washington tomorrow or Mon
day.
Several messages on the gem
eral situation have been received
by the department IT was said.
and tho matter of action by United
states mnrshals wherever the
need arises was discussed by Mr.
Con- and his aids. Officials said
that for the present. however.
there was nothing the Department
OF Justice could announce con-
corning It's plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
CONTRIBUTIONS CARRY
ICE FUND TO Sl64

Tho Ice and milk fund Of Tho Dis
patch Papers was helped consider
ably yesterday by threo contribu-
lions from generous readers, but tho
iund is still way behind and now that
not weather Is here. tho poor chill
urcn OF tho city mood leo and milk
Whiie the amount received has t!eded
over tho needs $50 far moro money is
necessary rs tho summer progresses.
contributions up to yesterday wcre
s.oi' winch was forwarded to Mrs.
Charles r. Boiling, treasures NJ ,ha
leo and MILK Mission. Yesterday s1a
was received. bringing tho total to
N5t. Contributions received yes-
tcrday follow:
r. H. Fuller. Glover. Va, S2a -oaah,
81: NJ. J., W., $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
TOURISTS ARE |NQU|R|NC
ABOUT VIRGINIA ROADS
Rapidly Acquiring Apprccia-
ton of Varied Attractions
of Old Dominion.

The touring bureau OF the Automo-
bile Club OF Richmond has been busy
/ for several days giving Information
/ pertaining to roads and routes to
I visiting tourists and Its own mem
bcrs. Secretary +. NJ. Boykin said
yesterday: The number OF inquiries
received is increasing daily and
motorists arc touring tho country
as never before. They rapidly are
acquiring an appreciation OF the
varied attractions of Virginia. tho
only drawback being the bad cond!-
i!on of roads in certain sections"
The clubs membership Is being
steadily increased said O. b. Hin.
chairman Of tho committee on mem
eership. but Richmond like other
cities, has some automobile owners
who are willing to delegate to others
their entire responsibility Of helping
TO carry on the work such as the
Automobile Club Of Rirnmond IS en-
gagged In doing. Fortunately, tho
number OF people OF this type consti-
tute minority. and Richmond, no
doubt. soon VIII have an automobile
club strong in numbers and able 10
do many things for the hetterlnent
OF conditions that confront the mo-
toring public.
Moro members means greater ac-
tivitics. greater activity means great
or ACCOMPLISHMENTS; greater accom-
pl!shmcnts m"an safer, pleasantcr auL
more economic motoring It is ONLY
through large and successfully
functtoninE organization that the
motoring public effectively can ex-
press Itself regarding laws, taxation.
traffic rules, law enforcement and
those multiple conditions that make
for continuously better and safer
motoring"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-09
Pyorrhea Can
Now Be Cured
Free Sample OF Wonderful
Guaranteed Home
Treatment.

Every sufferer from PyorrheA.
Bleeding and liberated Gums. Loose
Teeth and other sore and diseased
conditions OF the mouth, should &C.
cept this oner without delay. Send
your name and address today 10
Aoores Laboratories. Dept 5s9i.
kRnsss CITY. No. and they VIII mail
YOU Sample Treatment, postpaid, alb
soirtely tres. Judge It's merits FOR
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tory OF remarkable cures This sim !.
pie, home treatment Ia endorsed by
ieaping Dentists and Doctors as being
thomont efnc!cnt method known. 10
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