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New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Earle NedIe's Broths,
On Yale's Grid SQusl

A YOUNGER broths, 4,
- Neale Of the Red. and ~,
ington and Jefferson football -.
will be a candidate 70, a. nj.
football team this fall. VIM.
Wildly, a. he Is eallsd. Neal. -.
on the West Virginia ,l,,r n.
beat Princeton year b,fo,.
Last year he va 'i Yl. ,us n.
year Is eligible 'or IA. eleven \
plays half back andssf.,,. u,'-I
lid Who knows the rsn..
Walter Mace, Of the Yal. ,,,.f
corps. always eonsevail,sl.m.
nevertheless thinks III A.
bright prospect this year n.1
are some men from IA, ~.
champion freshman slsvs =
most Of last years varsity nn.,
which will be more eTDerisse,, =
year. Several Of the III -
took in the W. and J.-Csu,.-
game on the Coast last vir.r /,
pick up such useful knovlssp /.
there was 10 be picked uD.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Weismuller Sets
New Worlds Swim
Mark for 30 Yards

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. i0.-A
new worlds swimming record for
eighty yards at free style was estab-
lished By Johnny Weissmuller, Of Chi
cago. in the national water champion
ships held here to-day Swimming in
the l00-yard open event Weissmulier
clipped OF 1925 seconds from the old
mark for eighty yards and came within
one-ffth Of a second Of tying his own
worlds record az the entire distance.
The new mark for eighty yards is
30 s-5 seconds. The time for the 100
yards was 50 as.
The splendid performances Of Helen
Wainwright. Of New York City, were
another outstanding feature OF the
day's program. She won two national
championships-the hfty-yard national
senior free style event for women IN
% as seconds and the l0O-yard ma
tional back-stroke swim for women.
Her time in the back-stroke swim was
1925 2-5.
Hilda James, OF Liverpool, England.
English woman champion, was a start
er in two events. but finished among
the first three In only one Of the con-
tests-the lOO-yard backstroke.
The summaries:
b0-yard free style for women national
senior champlonship-Won by Helen VAIN
wright New York: Euphrasis Donnelly.
Indianapolis. second. Aieen Riggin, New
York. third Time. 0.19 4-5.
One-raiie free style. Tor men (naiional
Junior championship)-Wo BY Victor
Elne. Brooklyn. sam Greller. Chicago. sec
ond. John Moore. indianapolis. third Time,
27:022-5.
iOo-yard back stroke. FOR wo>-en ina
fional Junior championship -- Won by
Helen wainwright. New York Aileen
Riggin. New YORK second: Hlda James.
Liverpool Eng. third. Time. 1876 20.
io0-ysrd free style for men (opcn)--
Won b. John Weissfnuiier Chicago. Tom
Biaxe. Los Angeles. second; John Moore,
Indiana polls. third. Time 0.y2 4-5.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Pairings Announced for
Pro Golf Tournament

The pnirings FOR the annual cham
pionshlp tourney Of the Professional
Golfers Association. which will be
held in Pittsburgh, beginning next
Monday, were announced yesterday.
The field includes all the leading pros
Of the country, as only those who
qualified in the sectional champion
ships are allowed 10 compete.
George Dowden and Walter Hagen.
Wlfrea Reid and . {. Gailett
william Leach and Bob cfuIkshark.
Tom Boyd and !. Edmundson.
william Roblnson and J. J Meehan.
Willie Hunter and p. Z. tgrOEsll.
Dan Kenny and Earl Rowley.
Gene sarszen snd Tom Mehsn.
Willie Ogg and G.. W Hackney.
= g. Hackbarth and Dan Goss.
l.. Goldbeck and Jock Hutchison.
J.. Nabhoitz and Charles Honnor
Archie Ioenler and Tom ksrrigan.
Jack Campbell and John Farrell
George Mclean and James Barnes
John Golden and J.. Coitsrt.
j. Gaudln and william Nacfarisns.
George stark and John Rogers
Emu Loenier and Pat Doyle.
J.. Ayfon and Matt Duny.
Tom Harmon tr. and II, Towns
John Rove ana Fred Mcleod
Emmet French and George Gordon.
George Sargent. Jack Gordon, Dave
Mckay. George Dernbaeh, Jack Burgess,
On Nichols. Al. Cuici and Tom Nc
Namara drew byes. The byes Will be
flled with players from the Michigan
and Wisconsin districts, which are yet
70 be heard from.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

Christy has been declared victorious
In what appeared 20 be a losing game
against the dreaded white plague, and
he looks every inch the victor. He had
long planned % visit his father and
mother. but was compelled % defer the
visit until u was certain the journey
would not impair his health.
I'm feeling pretty good" Big SIX
told his interviewer today I'm not
entirely we'll, but can't complain. no,
I'm not home FOR good he replied
20 another question. This Is only a
visit % mother and father.
"Will ever 20 back 10 the diamond
again? Well, / haven't given that much
thought You see, | want 20 get entirely
well before I even consider that ques-
ton. may leave Saranae Lake per-
manently next spring, or u may be
year from next spring. It's a funny
ailment and a fellow don't kncV when
he'll change for the worse. / may be
getting along fine for six months or
40 and then suddenly take re lapse.
have 90 be careful, get lots OF rest
and sleep"
Chrlsty needed 70 questioning % an
nounce his latest hobby. and the dyed
in-the-wcol baseball fan might be dis
appointed when he learns that u Is not
following the big leaguers that most
interests big Six" but the more staid
pastime Of playing checkers.
"Hayo you any checker champs IN
serantonT Chnsty asked, changing
the subject.
"If YOU have" he continued. "I
wouldn't mind meeting some. play
whole lot Of checkers az Saranac and
have been doing so for some time. We
have some real champs up there, and q
game or two a day sure can pass ne
time away Outside Of automobile
rides through the mountains, resting
and sleeping, DO little else but play
checkers"
The former baseball star named sew
eral local men who az one time were
exnert in manipulating the eolored
disks across the "dambrod' and Won
aered n they were still in town.
The Mathewson home has received
good many callers during the last day
or 50, since IL was learned that Christy
came home. The well known diamond
star has lost none Of his popularity
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Capablanca in Draw
Match With Russian

LONDON, Aug 10 by The Associated
Press).-In the international chess
tournament to-day the games between
jose r Capablanca. the champ p..l, aa1
Dr. Iartstose. lcss'a, arl Dr. ". V4c-
mar. Jugo-Siay.a, snd a. Reti, Czecho-
Slovakia, we're drawn.
L. q. Watson, Australia, defeated
II. Z. Atkins, England, and ". Euwe,
Holland, won from Dr.. Davide Garotti,
Italy. The other games were not fin
ished.
The Observation-Disclosures game
was a brilliant one. The Cuban finally
proposed calling il draw.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Browns Buy Players

BAY CITY. Mich. Asg. i0,-x-.
whaley, outaeider, ard s,ru
Simon, third basensh, Of asi
City Club, Of ,he Nlshigss-o-x
League. have been sold 70 Il,
Louis Brown. e was snnss,ca
day. They will report a. the -
the league season.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
BOXING Commissioner
Held in $1,000 Bail

Thomas F. O'Rourke. deputy commits
soner Of the New York State Athletic
Commission, was held in $1,000 bail
for tri-l in Snecial Sessions following
examination to-day before Magistrate
Eilperin in Fiatbush cC-rt. on a charge
Of esssulting James Z. Forbes. a Brook
lyn newspaper sporting writer.
O'Rourke is alleged 10 have struck
Forbes twice al the ringside az Ebetts
Field on the night Of August 2. after
demanding that Forbes give up his
seat
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Sheylin Gets Decision

REVERE. Mass, Aug. i0.-Eddie
Shevlin, OF Roxbury, was given the de-
cision over George Ward. Of Elizabeth,
y. j., tonight at the end Of their ten
round battle here. Shevlin took six OF
the ten rounds on points, according 70
newspaper men. The men are welter-
weights.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Ninrnra Regatta Postponed

BUFFALO, y. " Aug. i0.-The In
ternational Powerboat regatta sched-
uled 20 be held on the Niagara River
August 1919 has been called of. IL
was announced to-day by Commodore
Humphrey Birge OF the Buffalo Launch
Club. Difficulty In getting racing
boats here owing % the railroad strike
was given "a the reason FOR canceling
the racing dates.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Cans Alabama Defeating Emotion Thrilling Drive to
Bouts HereabOuts


TONIGHT
18th Regiment AImory-Ben ronteau
". Marty Vaudeville, if rounds.
Long branch, y. J.-Wlille Herman
Vs. Johnny Williams. 70 rounds.
s,e.plsehass 4. A.. 90 Sid MARKS W.
JoLnny Murray. i2 rounds.
surf Avenue a. A.-Sammy Nabie
W. Buiy Hycon. ~ rounds.
Rayonne A. A.-Mlhc Arn ". Lew
snyder. 10 rounds.
SATURDAY
Oneensboro stadlum-Tommy NC
Aissr vs.. italian Joe Cans, ~ rounds
Commonwealth =. C.-foung Mont
rraI ". Mnrty Collins, ]. rounds.
Itldrewood Grove =. t.--ronny 1nniih
~. Terry Miller. ~ rounds.
MONDAY
New York yeIoddrome-Dave Itossn-
berg ~. Phil kruE. IS rounds.
Fr~~port audifarlu T,,--frark DNn-
nunrlo " Sailor Ter ffawes, ? rounds.
broadway E. A.-Nee willie spencer
~. nilsy l..s.ns. ~ founus.
TUESDAY
Fbbet. Field-Danny Trush ". John
ny Dundee. - rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Southern Tennis Body
Adds Women's Doubles

AsHEVILLE. n. C., Aug. lo.-For
the first time in the long history Of
the Southern Lawn Tennis Association
play will be held for the womens
doubles championship Of the South, it
vas announced following 4 meeting
last night Of the association officers
and directors.
No sanction for such an event has
bean accorded by the national asso-
citation, but the Southern body formally
separated from IL to-day and whether
the winners will pc the Official South
ern champions Is not yet known.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
SBig Six" Leares Saranac LAX,
For First Time in TAO YeoI
Chrisiy Mathewson, Victor in Long Came wiihwss
Plague, Visits Father and Mother at Faco,
Vile. Pa; Will Return to n. Y. Mountains G.

SCRANTON, Pa. Aug l0,-Christopher Mathevson h vs..
narents Mr. and Mrs G. b. Mathewson at Factoryye Pa T
are not cued from small social page They carry -
gadness to upon thousands Of baseball fans everywhere
Big Six former Of the diamond mound has left no,
Saranac Lake NJ Y, for the first time In two year.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Outsider Outgames Farorite
And Wins by Half a Length
Upsets Continue at Saratoga Course Because OF foor
Condition of Track; Bigheart Scores at to
!. and whiiney's Rialto Makes Impressive DEBUT
By w. ]. Macbeth

SARATOGA SPRINGS " " Aug oA chain Of disasters which
the uucy Of Saratoga lawn to-day eliminated the
f L Gers avorite Of the Alabama test over the
mile and quarter or derby route for threeyoad FLIES This feature
guaranteed cash value Of $4,000 compared VII"
rous ~Oaks" of other racing associations
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Constance Wins in Class p on
Cruise of South Bay Yachts
Defeats Pelican by Three Minutes Tweny-eight Sec
onds Over Course of 81 Miles Of Bay shore;
Eagle Again Victor in Race for Class fachts

BAY SHORE. L. l., Aug 1o-Foryfo four yahts saneo IN @ 49,
raee Of the Of the Great South Bay aeh
Racing Association to-day The wind east and aue
was not particularly had enough body give most the
,od srap Although overcast and II threatened ram he
vame were fortunate enough finish without anything happening
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

and the news % Bis return ir,- !.
nae, even though l. b only etr1
has warmed the hearts O. rt,J },
throughout the country.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Moore TO Box O'Dowd

- COLUMBUS. Ohio, Aug. l0.-Pal
Moore. Memphis bantamweight, and
Tddie ODowd. Of Columbus, are 20
meet in a twelve-rdund decision bout
here on August IL.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Meadow Brook Club
And Quakers Win
I'm Polo Tourney

NARRAGANsETT PIER, R. l., Aug.
l0.-In the third and fourth events FOR
the Junior polo championship Of Amer
lea. played to-day on the Point Judith
Field. Meadow Brook defeated Boston.
i3 goals 20 2. and Philadelphia won
from Point Judith. 10 goals 20 3.
Both games were one-sided, as the
scores indicated. In the first Meadow
Brook scored every period. VI. belmont
and Hartman starred for their side
and the speedy riding OF the entire
Meadow Brook team was feature.
In the secoat event. Philadelphia out
elassed Point Judith. Z. Belmont
scored repeatedly.
The summaries:
M.,aorbrook gD Boston 80
". \. Hartman. .... 900. .......S. ". Niee
= e. Bacon con.........3...A e.. Burfage ir
r. 4 strawbridge r.i.....-F. II. Prince T.
~ Belmont. f..-......J. ID 'lArk
score-Bosion. goals earned. z. Total. 2
Msafowb-ook. goals earned. u. Total. l4
Refsre~-Captain n. II. Holmc. Timer
r. y Kane.
Phusdelphia G0) Point Judith 90
@. n Earle "a .....i..-........J. r. Fell
r. Bciinont..-...... a.........D- X. small
J. W Converse ......t. t.s-.---..- 'ffi POSER
A l.. smith h.........t. Gen. IL X Bethel
seors-Phiiadslphia. goals earnrd. TO-.
Point Judith. goals earned. Referee
= & Cooley. Tlmer-A d, Cooley
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

scors-Philadeiphia. goals earned. u
poi,t Ivdlth. gosls earned. Referee
: q Cooley. Tlmer-A D. Cooley.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Racing Sum m aries

SARATOGA RACETRACK. AUGUST o-weaher Clear Track Good
for
- ar VIZ Nnnr eh u ~
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11
Hudson Hsnaieap:

psunds spprsnties allowance
New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

M l1 s s si s ~ -s % g; s ri CO.. CO. "a "a bs . Il "a . .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

cenber >, and only TIA. Immediate
families viii he present
IInrt-Wndd-n.
An interesting wedding took place
saturday evening at > O'Clock at St.
i'uk"'S Episcopal Church in Glover
when MISC Frances Wadd.li daugh-
ter 81 Mrs NJ a.. Wadd"il, became. tho
bride Of Richard Willing Byrd Hart.
of i.ynchburg. The church was beau
TRULY decorated with fall flowers.
terms and running cedar.
Mr.. Hcasl"y. OF south Boston sang
20 Promis. Nc" and II Love You
Truly" accompanied by Miss Dora
Allen. of Richmond. who also played
ia" wedding march.
As tn" FIRST strains "f McndcisOhn'S
Wedding March" wcr" heard. Rev. q.
Wallace Eibbl". Of Houston. took his
place at tho !mpr"viscd altar The
bride and groom entered Immediately
and took their plac" under hcau,I-
fui arch OF whit" ana green. During
III. ceremony Hearts and Flowers"
was played softly.
The bride. dressed in a travelling
suit OF dark blue roir.t trimmed In
mole and carrying Bride roses and
valley lilies. entered with her broth
or. Carrinptou Waddcll. Of south
Iioston. They were met at IA. altar
hy The groom ana his best man. NJ
Rui'in. OF Norfolk. cousin % tho
groom. Miss Virginia Powell. Of
oharl"tt"syili". VAS maid Of honor
and li;,l" Miss Frances Woltz wax
ring hcarer. Mr.. and Mrs. Iiar, LET;
Immediately after the ceremony for a
Northern wedding trip, including
Washington and New YORK and other
Northern points
Auxiliary tnrd Party.
The W"rnHn's Auxiliary OF tho
American Legion has announced th-
dat" Of 'hc card party 10 hc given
under their auspices. Tho party will
TAX" plac" on November - Tn.
plac" has not yet been chosen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

days celebration will stimulate re-
cruitinS. as the life In the navy viii
be explained and the ideals and
achievements OF the navy in time of
peace VIII be stressed by the speak
crS ON tn" vessels today.
Mrs. iouli" Mnihiscr aud other
members OF the Grays' Auxiliary
we're guests on board the l. :. :.
Maury yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Miilhiscr Was invited by Commander
Wilson to pour tea. and after that
function tn. party was transferred to
tn" L. :. 5. Fulton. where dancing
was enjoyed.
II was announced last night that
submarine III or X viii subIuerg.
this morning about II o'clock at
some available point in the James
River, and invitations TO take the dip
have been extended TO Mayor Aiusiie.
Attorney General John Il Saunders,
Colonel parke T.. Deans. secretary To
Governor Triuklo: George l. Cole
man state Highway Commissioner.
and others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
PROBE school Desk Delivery.

Pending an investigation into the
conditions surrounding :. contract
for d"Sks for schOol-tcachcrs ths. de-
livery OF tttv desks has been held up
by tn" city school Board. The board
recent? gave q contract Cor the
desks. based upon Il sample submit
tod by the euccesstul bidder. when
tho desks began to arrive Il was
found that they did ont comply with
the specifications. \ committee from
the school Board, consisting Of Mrs.
u. Il Munford and X. Lee retcrs, was
named TO look into the matter. and
a report probably Will 10 made carly
next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

opens November -: Miss Belle Per
kins. Ms ~ J. Montastic Mrs. X T..
chelt. Mrs. y. : j. Williams. Mrs
u. ". Norris. Mrs l.. lie. Rodeu.
Mrs. Austin Martimstcin. Mrs. {. \.
Rose. Mrs. .. NJ. Frye Mrs. :,
George Bryan. Mrs ". G. James
Airs. +. e. Riggs. Mrs r. +. Brock
Mrs. w. l.. Doyz. Mrs. W. G. Doyz,
Mrs. Betty ingalls,. Mrs. J. W Wise
man. Mrs. Florence Mitchell. Miss
Mildred Harris. Mrs H. V Sickle.
Mrs. w. I. Shepherd. Mrs Gibson
Worsham. .Nt"rnatcs ar" Mrs John
Hooper. Miss Emma Morris. Mrs.
Horace Wexford Jones. Mrs. John
Bagby. Mrs. J. =. Bristow. Misa
Helen r:sElcs,on. Miss Martha Horn
don. Mrs. james Balm Mrs. Herbert
Lschicl. Mrs Eascom Rowlctt
The chapter IS planning an enter
talnm"nt. which viii be given al the
Richmond Dptcl winter garden In
November. Mrs. + q; Rirgs Is tn.
thairinan'in chdrs. Of this entertain
mcu'
There viii g.. very important
called meeting of the committee
from thu Federation "f Mothers
Clubs in charge OF tho preparations
For Apple Day. at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon IN the seventh Street
Christian Church All interested are
ASKED to attend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
CURED BY A NATIVE HERB

On board vessel bound for India
recently a man was bitten by n
POISONOUS reptile: both the ship doc
tor and n famous surgeon failed to
control tho poison fast spreading
through his system
In n day the vessel reached port.
An Indian medicine man was sent
for. who prs6uced native herb
which quickly allayed the poison and
the mans life was saved
Roots and horbs are natures as.
sistahts I'm combating disease. That
wcll-known medicine for ailments
peculiar To women. Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. ia pre-
pared from roots and herbs possess
ing medicinal properties OF great
value In the treatment OF such nil.
ments.
This Is proved by the letters Of
recommendation we are continually
publishing in this paper for it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27

morning at o'clock at the School Of
Social Work and Public Health She
VIII discuss woman's pari in ne
business and professional world. ana
Ia" important role social service
plays in this new responsibility.
Today is tag day for the GIRLS Ne
mortal Home. This hom. known tor
many years as III. Female Humane
Association. is one OF the oldest in
tho south. This viii DO its second
annual tag day. /, would he hard TO
and more worthy philanthropy to
rivc to.
The James River Garden club
meets this afternoon i6Athc home o:
Mrs. John SHELTON Williams. Miss
Rutherford Cay. who comes to Rich
mond from the autumn meeting OF
tho Garden Club of America In
Washington. will lecture on Japan
csc Gardens With Flower Arrange
mcn,s." She IS considered quite an
authority on tho subject. aud tn.
meeting VIII undoubtedly prove -
most interesting ono.
The Eichmomd Chap,er. National
Society. Daughters Of the American
-cn!onistS. Will meet today AT u
O'clock. in the home OF Mrs. James
branch Cabcil. "Dumbartou Grange
Miss Mabel : BROWN. who spoke
last night at the y w G. a. VIII
begin series 81 current events
classes, this morning at 1880 n'ciock
IN tho auditorium of III" Worran'S
club. This is The sixth season that
Miss Brown has conducted these
classes. The public IS invited TO at
,cnd this initial lecture. MISS Brown
also lectures In Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
-. Agnes circle % St Johns
Episcopal church will civ" a cafe
terrain supper In tho sunday school
room this evening IT o'clock.
The Virginia stat" meeting and
school for inspectors will 10 held
with Division ?2S. Auxiliary to the
brotherhood of locomotive Ergi-
nc"rS, toniEh; In Eagles Hall Mrs
Mar: L. Casscll. Of Cleveland. OhiD.
grand president OF the organization.
viii be present, with several other
grand officers
At a called meeting OF Lee Chap.
Ter. L. y. G.. yesterday Afternoon.
The following delegates were chosen
"a attend the general L. l.. G.. con-
veutiUn In birmingham. Ala. which
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands of averfat p.onle b.,a ;,
come slim By following the advice OF doc
tors who recommend Marmola Prescrint,on
IhhIets. those harmless little fat reducers
'hht simplify the dose OF tho famous MAJ
Ola Prescription. II too fat, don't wait
s" now TO your druggist and for one
ooIiaF. which Is tho price the world over
ferablc. you can secure them air.c, ~.
sending price TO the Marmoia Co 4sI2
woodward Ave. Detroit. Mich. They -,
uu.e h.oau'iy ana easily wiAou, tiresome
exercise or starvation diet ma leayc NO
unpleasant frcct-Adv ''N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
CITY AND STATE WILL
OBSERVE NAVY DAY

VTV'NH"I IE"Tl T lrst T'aE")
noon the visitors were tho guests of
Manager Harry Bernstein, at H.
Colonial Thcatcr
When citizens Of Richmond and
the visitors within her gates today
<" down 20 the docks 10 inspect the
submarines, they will! hear expert
cnced men explain Some of IN. in
iracies Of naval operation The TX"
boats now in thc local basin OF the
James River include XII. k.2. K-3
IA, ~, and KS. Submerged. thcy
draw th!r'y-"ight fret of water. and
this makes 1t Impossible 70 attempt
submcrsiun or similar maneuvers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
Southern Cornbrcad

Cream together h"aping table
spoonful OF butter and a quarter
cupful Of sugar and add the
hraten yo!ks of two eggs Beat
the whites sim and add them with
level cupful Of cornmcal. one
or baking powder. half It tea
spoonful of salt and a cupful OF
milk. Mix we'll. pour into
creased and lightly Toured. snail
10" baking pan. and bake In a
medium oven about twenty min
uieS or until well done. II the
bread is TO be eaten hot. break il
instead OF cutting il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-27
To Remodel ONE. nuila,nr

permit to repair and alter the
office building at 1913 East Main
street was Issued To The Real Estate
Holdings Corporation yesterday by
building Inspector Harrison The
improvements ar" To cost 10000. :,
p"rmi, was issued 10 Lewis kauf-
mann 10 build a frame and s;ucco
dwelling a. sos MISSIONER Road, to
cost {2SiJ5