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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-01

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We have Sewing Machines for
rent.
Okolona Hardware Co.
The Princess Theatre will
have a change of program every
night next week and will charge
10 cents on all admissions re-
gardIess of age. The pictures
will be as good as can be had,
When you need feed of any
kind call
Griffin Grain & Feed Co.
For SALE Nancy Hall Pota-
to plants from certified seed.
$1.50 per thousand delivered.
Orders filled same day received.
E. L. Bowles,
24p Houston, Miss.
Fresh Mich Cows for sale.
L. L. Baker,
Opp Okolona Route l.
We have Sewing Machines for
rent.
Okolona Hardware Co.
Straight hemstitching 10c per
yard, scallop5 15c per yard.
Mrs. W. G. Chaunault.
Is Spring sewing atask +?
Make it easy by letting Mrs.
Porter Davis do your hemstitch-
ing and picoting. til
Certified Nancy Hall potato
slipi at $3.50 delivered. Abso-
lutely no disease for last 3 years.
w. D, Woods,
Houston, Miss.
We have Sewing Machines for
rent.
Okolona Hardware Co.
Potato SLIPS For SALE
Nancy Hall potato slips $1.5C
per 1000 delivered
houston FRO. 20.
Houston, Miss.
3-t-p Phone 1874
am now prepared to do Paint.
ing and Papering at or near the
old pre-war prices. Cash Of
Credit. Call on or Phone
G. w. Ferguson.
Up Phone 189.
Mississippi Certified Nancy
Hall Plants For Sale, $1.25 pei
1000. Delivered in 10, 900 lots o.
more. John w. Wilson,
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-01

The Princess Theatre will
have a change of program every
night next week and will charge
10 cents on all admissions re-
CARELESS of age. The pictures
will be as good as can be had.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-01

For SALE Nancy Hall Pota-
to plants from certified seed.
S1.5O per thousand delivered.
Orders filled same day received.
E. L. Bowles,
ZAP Houston, Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-01

POTATO SLIPS For SALE
Nancy Hall potato slips $1.5C
per 1000 delivered
Houston Pro. Co.
Houston, Miss.
S-t-p Phone 1874
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-01
Straight hemstitching 10c per
yard, scallops 15c per yard.
Mrs. W. G. Chaunault.

Is Spring sewing atask
Make it easy by letting Mrs.
Porter Davis do your hemstitch-
ing and picoting. til
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-01

We have Sewing Machines foi
rent.
Okolona Hardware Co.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
KENDALL TO HAVE
COMMUNITY MEET
Frank Reed Park Will Be
Scene of Gaiety on
Friday Night

Friday night ls community night
In Kendall. Mothers and fathers
aud children are going TO drop bar
rlors OF age and under the direction
of Mlss Helen Wallace and Miss Vic
torla Wcedy, pool their play inter
csts In tho first community event
Of It's Kind ever held In Tulsa.
Miss Wallace and Miss Weedy.
playground supervisors, have been
playing with Tulsa children In tho
city parks all summer. They have
taught the children new games.
have stimulated their sens OF fair
play. have fostered the team work
and good sportsmanship as well as
developed qulckness and kcenness
anr a medium for wholesale cxer-
else Now they want the mothers
ana fathers OF Tulsa to know what
they have been doing, and to do II
with the Riddles. so at G:30 Friday
night the youngsters 20 whom
Frank Reed park has been the most
delightful place IN the world all
summer long, are going TO demon
strate 20 their parents what they
have been doing with Miss Wallace
ana Miss Wecdy. Then the fathers
ana tho sons are going 20 play base
ball, and the mothers, II they tire
OF watching their 5pouses and off
Hprlngs will play the games thar
they used TO play when they wern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

come into oklahoma to make resi-
Dental loans, although a number OF
high-clas- business loans had been
taken at random heretofore.
Inasmuoh as many millions Of life
insurance have been written here in
Oklahoma through Farmer q Dur
an. the New York Life feels ac-
cording to statement OF It's repre-
sentatiyes. that Il IL no more than
rlsht that part OF this money be
invested in Tulsa real estate secur.
tiles. a general feeling OF optimism
prevailed following the announce
ment OF the entrance OF the New
York Life into the Oklahoma field
at this time. as II Is regarded as an
unmistakable omen OF good times.
particularly here In Tulsa.
Leonard a. Braniff will represent
the New York Life both in Tulsa
and Oklahoma city. c. l.. Sears
s,the local manager for Leonard q
Braniff who have their offices on
the first floor OF the Cosdcn build
ling.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Hotter the Weather,
Greater the Instinct
For Play Among Kids

sfunny thing, this play Instinct.
one would think, the hotter tho
weather the less active the instinct.
But not so. The higher the mcr-
curry the busler the instlnct and II
is the hottest davs that there are
the most children in tho city parks
for games. and when they have the
most enthusiasm. The hotter the
peppicr. This according to Miss
Helen Wallace. one of the two
playground supervisors In the city
parks.
Central park and Frank II. Reed
park have had the largest average
attendance OF children a. play
hours this summer. Reed park has
had a daily turnout of from 1875
10 i50 while from 80 20 rs young
rers have Hwnrmcd over the
gTsensward at Central nn play
days. Playground supervision has
been emincntly successful, Mics
wallace says, and the summers
work Will be climaxcd early IN
September by huge pageant 10 be
given in one OF the parks and IN
which all the children OF the city
who have been coming 10 the
Fairgrounds will take part
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

youngsters themselves. Then, for
those who want to play. there viii
be game Of smashball between
mothers and daughters.
Games over, a brief program be
ginning at o'clock has been arr
ranged for. DR.. j. NJ. Gordon. pres
ldent OF Tulsa university, will talk,
and Leslie Doyle, president Of the
park board, will preside. John
Meisenoachcr will talk and other
short speeches having 20 do with
playground supervision in the city
parks will probably be made. Ar
rangeme ents have been made for the
use OF the Masonic organ and Harry
kiskaddon VIII play for the COM
munity singing. which will be the
big feature OF the program. The
singing viii be led by Edwin Crerie
This is the frat of n series OF
community night frolics TO be held
in all OF the city parks during the
month Of August.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04


IN furthering the advancement Of
Setter farming method In all OF tho
counties in this district.
Today's meeting OF tho Chamber
of Commerce directors at Hotel
Tulsa will largely be given over to
how the better agriculture cam
paign may be mapped out and then
successfully contaminated w. a.
connor, In charge OF tho ngricultur-
al extension work for the state and
government at the A. g. M. college
I'm Saltwater, will address the di-
rectors and help to pave tho way
.or this movement.
Connor Is one of the best informed
men In Oklahoma today on agricul-
tural conditions, and knows the
Sooner state as well as any other
man. He was associate editor OF
the Oklahoma Farmer before becom-
ing state agent. and previous to do
ing agricultural journalistic work,
was district agent in charge OF
southwestern Oklahoma.
Conner is desirous OF cooperating
with the Chamber and other civic
bodies of Tulsa, and while here he
will make n close survey OF Tulsa
and other counties.
John &. Malone, county ngent OF
Tulsa county. and Mrs. Kathryn r..
jackson. county home denomination
agent, are to assist Conner while In
Tulsa county.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Bcat strike Breaker 20 Death

CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--Robcrt John
son, carpenter working tn the
Illinois Central railroad shops at
Burnside. was beaten TO death to-
day By four men who attacked him
as he was on his way TO work. After
slugging johnson. the four men fled.
leaving him lying In the street. when
police arrived, he wac dead.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
CLEVELAND REMAINS IN MUD
Road Bonds Defeated by Narrow
Margin, According 10 Reports.

News of the defeat Of the high
way bonds In Cleveland county
Tuesday caused an atmospheric de-
preston IN good roads headquarters
In r. Bee Guthey's office yesterday
The bonds were defeated by n com
paratlvely narrow margin.
Extension OF the Capital highway
from oklahoma City on through TO
the Texas capital via Fort Worth
depended now upon the passage OF
the Cleveland county bonds The
through from omaha 10 Tulsa and
from Tulsa to Oklahoma city and II
was the plan OF the Capital Highway
association Of which Guthrcy IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Cubs Pick Up Kid.

DALLAS. Texas. Aug, 3.---"sport"
woolridge. star pitcher with the
Lubbock team Of the West Texas
league has been purchased by the
end OF tn, West Texas league sea-
son.
woolridge Is q KID twirler being
but 10 years Of age. Scout Jack
DOYLE OF the Cubs IL said to have
recommended Woolridge to Manager
Killifer,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
Will MAKE RESIDENCE LOANS
New York Life Decides to Invest In
Tnl.n IrnIty ScCmritics.

An announcement was made In
business circles yesterday that Is
another indication OF returning
prosperity here in Tulsa. For the
first time, the New York Life In
surance company has consented TO
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04

president, TO take II out OF the state
into Texas through Cleveland county.
Further plans of the highway will
have to await further action next
year on tho bonds by the people
OF that section,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-08-04
FARM AUTHORITY
TOADDRESSC.0.
w. A. Connor Guest Of
Chamber Today at
Weekly Dinner
He KNOWS OKLAHOMA
His Visit to Tulsa Is to Start
Movement for Better
Farming

Northeastern oklahoma, with
Tulsa as its capital, is 10 be the scene
OF the next big agricultural develop
ment program, ana the state and
FEDERAL departments are preparing 10
rnI In .nM.n. mo lnuul AnIhnrIilnH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED IN
THREE AUTO ACCIDENTS
Trio of Mishap, Rc>ul, When
Fast Train. Crash Into
(,r.
'BN Associated Press !

'iii'A;o. oct. is--i:tsh, parsons
three mon AMI i've women. wcr.-
KILLED today ~ thr"" spectacular
grad" crossings near Chicago A.
';l"n Vie" And iilu" Isltnd. .uhurn>
f"S, ,r.ius kili'd four persons i'
automobiles on main highways. AMI
az Cary. Ind. ftS' electric ,rail
~. he'd intv sr.ll SEDAN kiliin-
rs" ~ ing occupant aud injurin-;
'he ,hir'l
Tw" high s"h"rI students Bernie"
I"r'!"s. -. and EVELYN ';r'chcl. !
""r" KILLED. AND f.'rr G.rdcy. aged
MS s.y"r'iv injured lao '"da-
whom 'r-in struck IN" .ut"n,ohi,,
IN which they ""r- riding near ~.
Tldiuos
While s"orcs ~ ,"mru,.Gr, cazrd
h"rri'i"d aud h"Iul".s au unidon,iii..i
man andN woman, "lt,h'i IN each
other. "rms. ".r" burned ." death
when III" ra>oiiu" r.nh 81 ,aNicah
"tri"G"d. ,Gt'" ia" cab had been
struck ~ ,rain - Glen Vi.w ~ ,
others narrowly escaped Death
rh' id.rtin'h .rs khris Gcrber
.rd ~ FUr-N. Ms \li". VI. Evans
'nd her daughter. isabel To- Harv",
Evans. son ~ Mrs. Evans wr" 80
rritinS ~" c-r. 49, S"ri"us'y in
IUr"d Nrs Evans waS the vic nr
=" s.. =. Ev.rs. coroner ~ Lax.
County. lndi-n..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
BAPTIST MIssIoNbRs
TALK ABOUT BUDGET
Bn.ine.. "f >~niannuaI Session wa,
Ne '"mrif'~d To-day. IL -
Expected

'h' SHr'is' Mission Goard =, Us
''in'annnsl r""ttnS Yesterday dis
'u'S6f '"veral matters ~ intcr"s, 10
N" m"nhnrS and 6wsit 80 some .r,
''nf UPON the Forthcoming budget
Nothing d"hni'" WaS done. hui IL is
hell"rcd the hu~in"ss ~ Tho session
VIII 10 CONNECTED ~ iodav's nl.eiInr
"h'"h WI IL" held ~ tho board.
ht""Gudri"rs ~ tn" huildiuI of th..
lr'S"N'"r'"n E"rrd 81 Publication.
'"'r' "'r" amour forty memh"rS Of
th- hoard present At th- meeting ycs-
'"rdSv The membership consists OF
one delegate from zach az the Sou,h.
rrn states ia tho association with
i"-n'N-f"nr local members Rev /
VI. Sh"lburn". of HanVillc is thu Nir
cinia member. and rev Il. f. Gaines
u ~. Of III" University OF Richmond.
- president
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
SAYS It MADE A
NEW PERSON
OF HIM

thousands of peopi" needlessly on
huic htif-sick. nervous run-dovn
condition when they might aninv
sturdy. robust health and All itS
manifold blessings il they only kn.w
what I" do. PeopIe in this CONDITION
hnd Tanlac soon ends their troubl
and huilos M abundant strength. en-.
orgy and vitality. W. y. RAMSEY. tIt
Wadsworth street. Lynchbur:. Va.
says:
~ had INDIGESTION 80 bad Tia,
often had 10 lay OF from work for
days NJ a time. and II hnally .ame
near wreCkinY my health completrIy
Rut sine. taking Taniar. my appetite
and digestion arc 50 good have
gained 'wrnty-ono pounds. and feel
as strong AS an OK.
Nervousness and rundown. tired e
ON f""iinS ar. hut symptoms ~ (,
hidden cause. which USUALLY lies in
the stomach. Tanlac. enables Won to
diaest your food properly. eliminate
waste and regain sour old-time
strength and vigor Get q bottle to-
day at any good druggist.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
rurr Down Camp lie. on,r.

Tho State ~ VirGinia viii b. II .
nancialiN unable to accept portion
Of Camp Lee for military purpos.s
as proposed nv the United States
Sorernr'nt, .Ndiutant-Gen-r.I W. "
Sale stated yesterday H.. said th.t
The report Of An engineering officer
whom he detailed to the camp for -
aniNeN and estimate OF it's mamie
nance showed th-t the YEARLY rusi
OF operation aggregated SIS. 600. BE
cause ~ the States decreased mill
iarN approximation by the lasi Gen
rral Assembly. General Sale has in .
formed The War Department. that
IN his opinion. il will not hc pos.
-lhlo. AZ this time. 10 accept m.
Ir"nrr Tho Virginia Military Board
VIII meet with Governor r.. Ic.
TrinkIe this afternoon ~ : o'clock
20 discuss III" proposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
SOLDIER BONUS MUST
AWAIT NEW CONGRESS
Republican Leaders Declare
Extra Session Cannot
Tackle Measure.

wASIIiNGToN oct, /. En,r,.
men "f Il soldi1 hcru, hilI will b.v.
!" "di' uutil to" nov cruSrcS. 80 10,
"l""'"! IN Nor.mhor is called To-
:"th"r. party leaders Announced to-
DAY rms means ma, " an eS,ra
'csSi"n ~ the me-" congress +. not
'"''"r '"'"" "'im' turing next year
m" h"nuS hin viii hav, 30 IL. held IN
"h"'+rc" up'ti ~" session b..i.y in
'""''ub.r ~ 49,.
Administration j"sd'r. to-day point
80 an ia" fu,ili,y "' .,,cmp,iny ,u
"n"c' "a" M"'umb"r BIN 49, any sub
-'i,u'" untn 10" lin" ny ~ Congress
i' changed RE. votes -.s, against
~" M"trmh"r hin IN f.""r ~ sus-
'Himirg Ir"sih"'t HardInx> vet" Nill
'"n"in IN tn. S.r,i. uu'il "a" f"urt y
d"> 80 NEXT March. when 'hr '"nEr.S-
ma" ~ "Nis'"r"" viii :" ont at "Nirc
Thor" is -" posSibility. ~ IL said.
"f inducing . >uN,"i.nr nlrirar 81
senators !" "nauS" rheir v","> 80 ,he
TN e" upon IN" vet" =" permit thu.
i't""sur" to -" com. = law Th"r"fnre
10" bonus adv"""'"- NAV. ~" alter
""'iv' hu' I" wai' un,l ~. aspect,
"i ~" S"n-i" changes when j, may
~" u" - HI. '" vin enough recruits 10
"n' SOM" Kind ~ bonus fn..-ur.
through
'm"rr ~" SENATORS who viii ;.
tic "u March = Is I'cuwh.r -
North i'"hrt.. author ~ tn, hiit
"hi"h incurred -" presidential VETO
aud Suh'"ru.r' r"j"rtior hy ~. Son
-" 50 loup - ~" remains ~ h-
senate. " 49, .'.,.r D." ri,I inSi.,
ur"r h.vin: his own bUl ror~idcr-d
>" the exclusion "' al o,h.r .,i-rrr,,
T." ram" b" h"nus measure. and -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
RELIEF ORGANIZATIONS
ARE LOANED VESSEL
II, Universal service !

w NSHlN'fTbN. oct IS..- Placing
~ >hirpin- H"-rh largo vessel -
~" H'hr">dI ~ ih- American Red
cross aud tn" Near t..st R-iiaf ~
.ani2ft!"n "'d> directed ", pr.si-
d"n' H,"d'nS ~ l~,,~r rndav To-
chairman y l. L.sker ~ tho hoa ,
NJ ser Immediately notired hoTb
.S~nizat"ns that ~" steamer ,o.ur
80 Al'n", no" in New YORK harbor
"''h caDacity ~ 5st tons, is ready
for such service
H'mrltan"ou With IN. rr.si-
dents order c-r. IN .nnourr.u.r,
RON the Red cross iht the hrs,
'h'pmen' ~ "n~rG-n"N fond supplies
~ ""'' inc relief needs "f refugees
from Ntid Minor w"uli iHava N-w
York oct"h"r .. On IN. s,4.ucb;,
Ht"N NeSdn' irrIuiinc treiSh,
charges. ~" yhirmen, represent. e,
Np.ndltura II S1so0n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Veteran Commit. >rIc,d,

-. w hi'ling"r. an inmate of IN.
u. y To" 'amp soldiers Homc ~.
found d"'d in his room at IN. HON.
- mary Early yesterday. coroner
Nhlth"ld viewed the body and pro
h"hn't" ~ c"Sr of suicide \ scy-
cred artery MAS found in his rirh,
Hrm ana razor lay near the body,
IN. aged veteran had been con
nn"d l" tn" in firmarN for several
days and il i thought thar n. took
MS lie in = III of meIancboIia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
rror,c,, s,o,m vo, x

WASHINGToN. oct IS-Tho from
zeal storm over the Gulf of Mexi,o
VAS central tonight about u degree.
north 'Stitud" and SIS degrees wet
longitude. and apparently moving
wes' northwest ward. according to an
announcement Ivy rho Weather Eu-
rcau. This - a dangerous storm"
the bureau said. and added that YES
Hls bound for the Southern Gulf
est nf longitude 81 degrees should
exercise caution,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
NAV Al. SEAPIANF.
LANDS IN ST. LAWRENCE
ln. A..nci.leh pre..l

Ni|''kIl.Lf. NN'r. 90 =
Caught IN al pockets ~ n"."S
cal. tho tuii"d states nav. SEA-
ilrn' \t-". "S T"ut. froT b"'r"l.
~ ". IS. 80 Hampton TOAD s.. -.
f"rc'd =" descend IN the - Lazy
r"rI'e i"d-N - MAITLAND
In" i'nii"r states r"v.nIe utter
'hiliCn'hs Vent :" it, ASSISt-uc..
'.Aiuy tne "r.fi 10 D.dcnsburc. IN.
.ir,,l+n. carrie. crew Of eight,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
u,n city Fight. roo,,ess,,x.

iYN1REtEG. W. oct. ls--iu a."
"N0r' - s'a'rr ont hcotleGEirc here
~ pole" department ha' arrested
'"""r -'er Within The PAST twenty
TOW" hou-S Non. ~ ~. ~--.S IA.
h..n 80 for ,risl pendi7E 'ur,n.r
cru-'' - round-Ip orhsr charge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
TrinLIe {. Take S,u,,,

Governor Il. i.r- Trinklr is plan-
ninS 10 take an active part i'm rh-
cdmpaiEn in the Ninth District ~.
- understood Ia h. busy preparing
an address 1" be delivered in south
vast NirS 'nia IN behalf Of the Demo.
cratic nominee,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
p.r,d. u-,,,~ ou..,,.r Today.

HAMILTON. Va Dot * Wheth.r
~" ntt'on.l advisor, committee Fr.
"r~"n*uti". viii recommend he!iuw
'rr rs" ~ ~ liyhter-'h+n-eir craft
owned ~ 'Nt United states rr"--
Nlv will hc determined - tho an-
ru-l meeting ~ Tho committee a.
langley Fiel6 ior"rrrw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

oNANCOCk. VA, Ori. lS.---In A
movement which win embrace Acco-
mac County and eight MARYLAND
counties. an organization has been
formed 10 enroll all eligible boys in
the nine counties as Roy Scouts
Leading business and professional
mon met IN the arnory al Salisbury.
Md, last Tuesday TO perfect plans
for the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

test was made bN
DIR. Donaldson of
Iona Linda up
on four unrn in
the prime AZ life
who deliberately
went without a
bowel u,o> crnent
for four DAYS.
W thin Is hours
tho men had
-n.tofl tn,,,,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
Spoonful for q Penny
Briggs Quick Relief
ANY FAMILY MAY TRY IT FREE

ThonI1nI, ~ pnreu,. ~, n,tu.q
hen,,isc,. Where cnn hrd y 'ru,t-
ror'iN Insnii., hci nn,our IN he
fnr',ir ron use vh>n oonyt,prieG2"
! ura, Nou 10 irN Syrup P-p.tr
I rW ylnriv pvnr,6, tibrr1i FIRE,
'dpipi, hoy!e. ,n1.ot,ut for an rde7uui,
test Writ, M, uher, Z, i.nd a
tdn5-S, Dt. " H. CnirueH. SIS
Washington 81. Monticello. Wrro,'.
DO u r-'r'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
S24 Electric Floor Lamp, Only S1S.75

w" have an even dozen of those style electric
received. which the
Floor Lamp with beautiful silk shade
call early for know
will he proud Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

and foul breath. cankcrs in the
mouth. no appetite. restless sleep,
indigestion, headache. depression.
nervousness. cramps. The blood
pressure Was up % per cent IT,
is jus, this that DIR. Cald we'll has
preached 'o his patients in mi
vaie and to the public through
the printed word ever since he
began The practice Of his speciality,
diseases 81 tho stomach and
bowels back in 1915.
Ntcr observing for years the
satisfactory effect 81 III. pre-
srription for constipation. he
placed it in drug stores in l8p..
n simple vegetable compound of
Egyptian SIENNA and pcpsin with
pleasant-tasting aroma,ics, now
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
S2l0 Living-Room Suit, Only S162.5O

This is attractive. piece
in beautiful figured The Chesterfield -
Wild" with and Rock
match; all are deep seated with spring
delightfully."- comfortable
he matched in Only three the price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

p, meeting would ',,il y" 10 ,--rre ON
'1'N" 81 tho party T. whole
N"r""N,r. IN. meeting - regarded
as an attempt {" FOR" ttll 10" annual
conference pf IA" cru>'r,ati,. party
" md November. houcS, ,hc cx-cu-
tive commute. OF the National Onion
lat Association ".il"h sp"cI,i ,uc-'-
un- t"da'. S.r f;e"r.. Younger CHAR
n'pi - ~" psr,H. prcsidIn. and
ru-uir"uEly adopted resolution iu-
Struvtins the committee ;" summon
forthwith An emergency conference
81 Tho party.
rnlitictl activity rs un.r.'.d aud
Parliament 10 dissolved. " holding
e" ne, ,'.,.-
November II.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19

interest keen IN Pnrt. Rrit,.
HtfEWEi.i., VA. OCT ls.-ir,c-.
50 = S..n ~ the scheduled :rtrd
r4ll' '" 10 holo hN. tNc Democrat,
~ the communists tomorrow nigh
'n go i'rin; Inn
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-19
ASKS ADEQUATE DEFENSE
IN A BALANCED BUDGET
Local Sector of Association of
Army Of United States
Launches Move.
"rrosEs REDUCTION or roncr>
Mhior heRo! Nudge. Reninds
Hesrer. 81 "s~rious Financial Com
hifinn nj nmert"-EIrendi
tnres Exceed ReS~nues.

Ahvocatiuc an adeun.," national
d"''nsc ~ balanced national
budget, ~. officers pf N" Richmond
sector NJ the Association 81 Ia"
Army 30 the United ;tat"s launched
VIA, VII hcu"m" nation w.h.'
night against further reductions ~
~" armed forces ~ tho county, IN
their meeting ~ the Blues Amor
last night,
A'tru'i"n 81 tho association 80,
called =" tho n"ri"us financial con
Jit'"u ~ me government hv Major
b"Roy Hodges. of the Nirgini. Ma
ti0uai Guard. wh" H. member ~
III" national budget committee. nhr
-ad that "tht rr.sii"u, had h".r
advised by the director ~ lin. TN
'rhu ~ ~. Hudg"t ,h.' III" .uv-
"rm"r>.s expenditures turing this
h-"ai N"-r ending juno -" 1878
""uld "Nc'"d IA" estimated revenues
h' n"srl, 300 n"u nnn
Y" ms must 10" aided ~. add
'l"r"I Hrpr"priat lions ".rricd IN ,ha
rivers and h.rnor- imrrov.r.n,
tilL ~" deficiency hiu ann = nun
h'' ~ other hilie passed IN "a.
closing H.tS ~ IN. lasr session ~
'"n-r'ss. totsliny millions Of dol.