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Wuntc,i-neui estate

fo!' best rrsulIs. list youi property with
u, Gari-'' Co. nv Ess; Main.
List yuH Hiriom heights property with
Meyer kni'nan 500 Mutual Ruildtng
Can Madison 2HiI
FOR RESULTS. list your property with
D. G. Taylor, :? North Ninth Street.
For RESULTS. l!st your farms and city
property with Po.!ard x Bashy. 1909
ia - Main Street.
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THAN
SODA FOR
INDIGESTION

Indigestion and its attendant ills.
such as dyspepsia. hen. burn. sour
stomach, gripping pain dyScntcrv,
Uar!hoca collie. chol IA norbus.
chronic constipation. rs. "tc, and
even sick. nervous headaches. ara
now directly ;raceablc to disorders
IN tn" digestive organs and can now
DC quickly relieved With new cordial
called Anti Torment" or!giuat,d by
druggist and recommended by
physicians.
The food sours before it is fully
aigcsied. thus putting into solution
toxic poisons thar are absorbed into
the system, irritating the intes,,nes
and setting up inflammation. TO
avoid THIS. YOU simply have TO pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
Fcrincut.
nti-F"rmcnt n"utrallzeS the acid
condition OF the stomach. Ciranscs ana
swe"t"ns In" bowels. sonthes and
meals the Unframed iut"Stin.S and ir-
creas"s the flow OF gas:ri. Juices.
giving quick and certain relief. Gs,
bottle Of Anti-F-rmcnt from your
lrugEist with gUaraul-. Of salts
factory results or money returned
IT Will improve your appetite. Civ.
YOU restful slccn and make YOU feel
better than YOU ever felt In your
ife.--Adv.
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SEVEN CLEAN HITS
SCORED By PLANES
IN MIMIC BATTLE.

CONTINUED From First Page)
t'"n AND all OF the guns trained on
Tn" rapidly advancing enemy"
As IN" second squadron Of torpedo
laden flyers drew near Admiral Me
Donald jockeycd his ships 20 as 20
guard the enemy force. Keeping ono
squadron ahead and the other astcrn.
First IIit !. scored.
The dreadnougEts went into battle
with the target ship. the Arkansas.
In tn" center nf the line. tn. distance
between til" thre" Wnrshjps prevent
Ing broadsid, Changing their tao.
ties the planes attacked on the tanks
OF tho Meet and concentrated on the
Arkansas. s,oruH.; their first h.t on
IN. st@rbo1rd quarters of that ship
hnt tho angle hr' was Keep; on ihs
other two battlcships CONSTANTS. ma
ncuvcring at fun speed to- dodge the
most dangerous OF All naval weapons.
the sea seemingly being alive with
them. The flagship narrowly cs-
capped being hit. clever mancuvering
on the part al tn" navIgators Of that
ship preventing the attacking fore.
scoring two more points and the
North Dakota also escaped theoretical
destruction by a slim margin
Commander Bartlett. of the at
taci.ing force maneuvcred his planes
around tn" warships seeking every
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USEFULNESS OF
BLACK DRAUGHT
Louisiana Lady Tells How
This Well-KnOwn Liver
Medicine Helped Her
Obtain Relief,

i:utou Rouge. la After having
lear OF hlnrk- rraught, ana decided to
hair Of HlaclS nraugnt ana decided to
us, il as a liver tonic" says Mrs. l.:
u. odom, OF SIS South boulevard. this
city
"nlhcE-Draueh acted on my ivrr.
clcanscd my system and / was in
much better condition after having
used it," says Mrs. Odoru.
"H'ack-DrauEht relieves tho swim
ming. or liShtncss. In the head.
1T relieves the heavy feeling after
meals. which Indicated TO mo II was
good for Indigestion.
so keep Black Draught in the
house and use ii for coIds. headache.
sour stomach and torpid liver. hnve
told my friends, ana they use II also.
My present health is improved
wonderfully"
Thousands OF people have learned
Of tho value OF Black .Draught from
personal experience. and have chosen
ii as their lavcri,c powdered liver
medicine II is purely vegetable: not
disngrccahlr la take. causes no bad
aftcr-cmcCtS.
When You go Up in the morning
with q had taste in your mouth. stom-
ach not r!ghk bilious. or have n
headache. try dose OF Black
Drausht. Keep a package in your
home. ready for immediate use when
needed.
Ask your druggist for Black
brnught liver medicine. Sec that the
package label bears tho name. "Thcd.
lords. '--hdv.
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DiSPi>ff IT, f.SSIfIED
si SUTTON &; co. nc,
Real fstats AuctlDnc.rs,
Richmond. IA.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

FAEM WITH TIiri IMPROVEMENTS
sITrATED IL roWHATAN COUNTY.
=. 80 'St!E HtGCSOT ROAD.
0Ei. EiO a HALE MILES NORTH
Est OF DRlERlDGE STATION on
THE SptTHERS RAILROAD.
~ Virtue -: u certain deed o, trus.
executed TO the Undersigned trustee
iatc AGsus' -. 1912. and -; record Ia
the CLERKS Office o! ppwhatan COUNTY
Court IN J.. Il. SO. page i55. dcfauit
having boon made ia tn" payment o.
a portion q the money. secured There
~ aui being directed by the benc-
Ac.iry therein 40 TO DO. wo shall sell
at public auction. on the promises. on
THURSDAY. SEPT -. 1922.
y; II o'clock A. 81.
tn" abov" described property.
The farm contains 205 acres o!
anh. most OF which 81 cleared land
Ih"re - also some wood land on the
place.
IN" IMPROVEMENTS consist Of good
dwelling nous" and necessary out,
hl!tlngs, together with a !arg. and
good Darn. al! o: which are in a very
:ni! condition.
TINS property is c!tuatcd In good
farming section. on "A good road and
only hii mil" from tn" highway
TERMS; Casn as To expenses o,
SAFE. ~! taxes - dag ~ sal. ana 10
ray, on principal note Tor s2.5oo
10. l9@l 10 iaE CO.. settlement. bal
anc" Al ou" and tNo years with in
'"r"St added and secured hv decd -:
must 'u ia" property. ,r alI cash AT
thr option 60; Tho purchaser
Z, Ii. Sutton.
SUTTON j. 90. INC. "''''
To-.
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- q. IT IN 70
tuc:lOnecrs
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SESSIONS OF BAPTIST
ASSOCIATION ENDS
tEy soclutc1 prcss.l

NORFOLK. "a. Sept 27-W!th tn.
selection Of Church,and Raptist
Church as tNo p'rc" OF the 1929 meet
Ing. the PORTSMOUTH Virginia Bap,lst
Associations adjourned this afternoon.
Rev. FrauN T. Hardy, -. D.. Cen
tral Bapt!., Church, Norfolk. was Sc.
lectcd {" preach the Introductory
sermon i'm 'n2S. with Rev. T. j. Har-
rcll. pastor rt oak Grove BaptlSs
Church as alternate. Rev. l.. Z.
Barton a. -. pastor OF Larchuort
Baptist Dbu~ch will deliver the doc
trinal Sermon next year. Rev. \. y
Love, OF T"urth Stree, Baptist
Church. PORTSMOUTH. delivered tho
ioctorinul S"ri;'uu on Degeneration
IS the closing feature OF the sessions
Tho membership OF the assocIation
S i7Opo
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NS't:I.
CMcdford Hillside }

4. M.--"Beforc Breakfast Set
tps.' Mr.. Arthur +. Baird. Gaines
College Of Physical Culture
10 II M-Mus!cai program.
1880 ~ M.-Ocncial weather fore
cast G8j nieters).
1880 =. M.-Boston farmers produce
market report (+s5 meters).
+. M-Current events.
3:21 i. M--Musical program.
i. M.--Mar<c, report. L.. :. Blu
rear oE Agricultural Economics (4s5
lncters).
90" T. M.-B"Ston police reports
Hoston police headquarters. Late
news flashes. Early sport news.
J.. NJ Evening program.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
BY y w. BOWIE &. sou.
Real Estate AuctioneeYs.
TRUSTEES SAL F
No. 7O5 Front Street
FORMERLY No. lti VIRGINIA.
AVENUE. EXTEEDED)
AT AUCTION

In execution OF n certain deed o.
trus;. dated July 81. 1919. duly re-
corded In tn" Clerks Office OF Rich
In0nd Chanccry Court. In Deed I3ook
255-A. page 1876. there having been
default In tn" payment 81 a portion
o. th. debt therein occurred. and being
required 30 TO do by the beneficiary
In said deed. the Undersigned trustee
In said deed Of trust VIII offer FOR
sale. on the premises. on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1922.
at O'Clock T. 81.
the property described IN said deed.
AZ follows: All tina, lot OF land in
IN" city Of Richmond. Virginia. with
improvements thereon, commencing
on The south i!ic II Virginia Avenue
At tho east I'm" Ot Lot 30. .. on tine
plan .! Sp!thsiIc Place. thence run
ming eastwaTdiY ana fronting on Tho
south sid" OF Virginia Avenue 3Oi,
feet. NOR" or less. and running Nack
between slightly irregular lines and
along IN" !"nc"s as nov established
l23 feet. more or lcss. TO Craig!e Ave-
nue. on which Il fronts u feet S
Inches. NOR" or icsa
This Is n desirable two-story frame
dwelling. and good a. home or in
v"stmcut.
TERMS: Cash
STUART ROWE.
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about the same troubles / had, l
thought | would try it also. find
that ! can work in the laundry all
through the tine and do my house
work, too. LAST month | was SO sur
prised at myself to be up and around
and feeling 80 good while before fused
to feel completely lifeless. / have
told some of the girls who work with
me and have such troubles to try
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound, and I tell them how it has
helped me. You can use my testimo-
NAL for the good of others. Mrs.
BLANCHE SILVIA, 80 Grant ST., Taun-
ton, Mass.
It's the same story--onc friend tell
ing another of the value of Lydia l..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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NELSON S. GROOMt,.
OF HAMPTON. DIES
lCoMtinned From Flrst nagel

Continued From First nagep
clos. personal friends. Colonel
iroomc IL survived by his wife. who
vas Miss Annie Y. Cunningham. and
TWO smell sons. Nelson Smith Groouc.
Jr.. and Henry Schmclz Groomc. \
brother and TWO sisters also survive
lie graduated from Richmond Colloc"
after taking his preparatory course
In Suffolk Military Acad.my and
the publ!c schools Of Warwick Coun-
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DISCARD THOSE
TERRIBLE SICK
HEADACHES

Violent. sick headaches arc a
symptom OF some disorder. and In
nine Cases out OF ten. the cause IL
auto into1ication. This is an &C
emulation OF toxins or body pois-
ons. They tell you they are there
B.! dizziness. nausea and pains.
First OF all, you would relieve
tho pain. and the greatest means
OF combating pain Is aspirin. I. Is
not narcotic drug. but II taken
alone. Is very often &ffecta tho di-
Cestion.
To prevent this. tho new genuine
aspirin has added to IL n mild d.
6estant that ovsrcomes the ohiac-
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NS-NS'.J.


tDctrOIt MlCh.b
$50 \. M--"TouiEht's Dinner and
"a special talk by tho woman's editor.
$40 \. M.-Mus!c reproduced
1925 y. M.-Wcathcr Hs5 inetcrsD.
1888 y. M.--Timc.
IL l.. M.-Music reproduced
J.. News orchestra.
$50 j. M.-Wcather ass meters
$40 l.. M.-MarltctS
= J.. M.-Sport results
$50 l.. M.-Tre Detroit New, or
chcstra. The Town Choir S,.clo,
musical mum p,Is
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War Veterans Hold Reunion.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. Sept. 81
~ vcgg.ui uf rctcrants Of both the
Confederate ana world Wars or
W"stmorD.a.. q county was held a.
Montross tucfs Tha Is All annua
event In W-stwor"land, and a large
crowd Sn'H-:eG from all over the
COUNTY ra--..;ic speeches We're
made. arh % bi- FREQ community din
ner was SERVED
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" w.

'.\c"dtk. y. ID
90 T. M-"Thc customs Made
Ioucn TO Ready Made clothes"
}. NJ Final baseball scores OF
the American National International
League games.
$40 to 1890 i. M.-"Jack Rabbit
Stories" by David Cory.
i0:a2 J.. VI. % u p M-S.anharh
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inoHti'5 uIlu UP 10 the
moment Baby has mr.
rived. is fully explained
In the remarkable book,
Motherhood and the
Baby" Te!ls also wha,
to do before and nfter
baby concs. probable
date OF birth. baby
rules. etc. md about
Mothers Friend" used
by three generations OF
mothers. and sold in nll
drug stores everywhere.
"Mothar'a Friend" ID
applied externally, Is
safe. free from marco
natural rendjustment O
during expectancy an,
using 1t today. Mrs. f..
MIMI. Gays: ut pulled
for hook to-day. to Bra
BASS. Atlanta. Ga. :
sold ut al drug stores
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" &. y

Schenectady. y. W
l. T. MI. :. Naval Observatory
time signals.
i2;@O y NJ Noon st.ck market
quotations.
1888 r. M.-Wcathar forcras, .,
ass meters wavclength.
. l.. Nj Music.
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Capitol Fling MT HALF Mast.

Immediately upon reccIp, of telc-
cram ammo uncing the sudden death
~ Nelson :. Groome. member OF the
House Of Delegates from Elizabeth
CRY COUNTY. Governor T.. Leo Tr!nI;le
Yesterday nrdcrcd the aag ON tn.
state capitol Building lowered 10
hal. mast
Colon"! John W Williams. clcrk
n tho House o, Delegates. communl-
lated w!th Richard l.. Brewer, II
Eans"mond. Speaker o! the House.
and tn" latter announced relcgace
!. T.. wilkins. OF Newpor, News:
bcl"ratr Norvcll l.. Henley. of VII
liam shurG, ana Delegate Earl IL
Wright. of Portsmouth. a tn. COM
rn!ttec from tho House Of Delegates
to attend til. funeral.
Liked I'm Legislature.
Ny. 'irporlc was elected tC tn" 1920
session Of the General Assembly and
he soon Won the high esteem ot
members of that body for his splendid
business judcmen;. He was appoint-
cd ~ Speaker Brewer at The 1922
session as member OF III. Commit
20" on Privileges and Eleltions: on
IN" Chesapeake" and rs Tributaries.
and OH Apprc priatiOns ON the lat
toy committee" he rendered exceptional
service. due - tbs experience. AS "a
;iuanc!"r ana he never fu:t"rcd. oven
when tho sessions OF the committee
ran from early afternoon Into the
SINAI! hours Of tn" following morning.
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The cause is what the doctors call
stasis-the inability of your system
to throw OFF the dangerous poisons
normally expelled by the bowels,
liver. kidneys and skin.
Solos relieves this cloggcd condi.
ton by inducing soothing intestinal
bath of the normal body fluids. II ia
not a drastic. gripping cathattic. II
acts, so easily and naturally that you
hardly noticeit. II removes the cause
OF your headaches 'iousness, coated
tongue. indigesti.l. nervousness and
depression. Ii throws of the poisons
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nml..nrin L. Soothing.

SOFIA Sept 27-peasunt groups
conNnu, 20 nvsdn tho villages. drive
out the Ia -uNs ana municipal Off e
clals ana establish their own admin
Istratious. Five former ministers
were nrr,s ,ad last night IN conncc
tion wlih the recent disorders.
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high Constable S Sale

VIII sell ny public auction. on
Monday, the 23th day If September.
W.. o'clock l.. NJ. at my store
mouse. No. 1906 t.. Franklin. the fol
lowing property. to satisfy am order
of the civil Justice Court i'm the
ease OF Stebbins and Paul. vs.. Il. e
JeW"'t: in my hands: One Stude-
phker lonring Car. Serial No 6IU2l5.
said car being sold FOR nm altcrin,.
and repair bill.
AboN. sale postponed to Thursday,
september %. at IL NJ. Ut 1906 l..
franklin Street
TERMS: Cash
w. II. WYATT. JR..
III, G.. q
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HOW TO REMOVE TIE CAUSE
OF WEAK, SICK, WEARY DAYS

HOW many days in
the month are you so
weak. weary and Ian.
guild that you can
hardly drag yourself
around? Have you
noticed that those
days are always con.
situated DAYS,
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u ! "
CChicago, M

=. M-Mus!cal by George q.
smith. baritone: Saii;v Menkes. ac-
compamist. and the Edison Symphony
Orchestra. with Morga l.. Eastman.
director
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DOES LAUNDRY
WORK and
H0USEW0RKT00
Surprised to Find Her
self Feeling So Well
Taunton, Mass. 81 used to have
pains in my back and legs so badly.

TN Otner tr0u-
| bles that women
sometimes have,
that my doctor or
| dered me to stay
in bed a week in
| every month. 1t
didn't do me much
| good, so one day
after talkingwith
a friend who took
Lydia L. Pink
ham 8 Vegeta-
BILE Compo,lnd for
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Childbirth
Valuable Illustrated Book Sen. Free.

How thousands OF women. by thc simple
method OF mn eminent physician. have
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IUETfONS-LEG.1IS
Legal Notices
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

=
UNION BANK or RICHMOND.
The Directors OF this bank have do.
clarcd the REGULAR quarterly dividend OF
49o Oh !tS capital stock. payable ont of
2hr earnings OF this quarter to stockholm
ers ~ record as OF September Goth. Checks
will be matl:6.
c. c. BARKSDALE.
Cashier.
OFFICE or CITY COMPTROLLER,
ROOM 1903. CITY HALL
Sealed bids Will he received at this
office until - o'clock noon October D
for ~" city license plates.
Forms and specifications can be
obtained on application.
bond for $500, approved by the
City Attorney. VIII be required OF
ulc successful bidder rs guaranty
or execution of contract.
Tho comptroller reserves the right
10 reject any and all bids.
H. G. COFER,
=. ---.-.-. Comptroller.
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lUCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices

THE ,PiA$TEHS SATIOSAL iSA&h.
Richmond. Virginia
September &c. 1922.
Tho directors %: this Lnnk have toia;.
declared 30 regular quarterly dividend
u four % con; on the capital ,toci. pay
"b:s pctr 81 {. 1922. 20 s;ockhoiisrs o,
record .. vf Rspi"mber %. 1922
wAkRES M. GODDARD
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Tim" signals from Arlington
1901 T.. M.--ofHciaI weather fore
cast
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quotations: baseball r.su,.s. news
bulletins
':lj +. M-Concert program.
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FOR SALE.
Hotel Property
Ioano, Va.

Consisting Of u rooms. ; baths. large
.OhnE and ha!ls. garages for = cars.
many outnuiidinGs; nnout acres ~
land: cement road being constructed
right by door: main highway b-tvrc',
Rlchmond and Newport Scws. beau
tliuI lawn and porchcs. This is =
good paying Investment. Good rca-
son for selling. see Mr.. Da:racutt.
with
W s. E0EINS.lN G. 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

MEpIl-M BROWN HAIR looks bcs I
Of all after q Golden Clint Shampoo.
ADV.
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RE>fL ESTATE FOR Sale
business Property

BROAD STREET. 200 block west. "a feet,
reasonably priced. well financed RoGors.
smith liesiep. Mutual BuiIdlng.
rhUno Madison lViT
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Reduced.
Rent

Apartments in the Yves, End Four
rooms. bath and kitchen. newly pa
r"-"d. possession At once.
Third noOr iia' OF two rooms. bath
ana Kitchen, heat aut water fur
IlshcG
SUTTON X TURIN.
lis North Seventh street.
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lions TO ord iva-y aspirin. withiH
ten minutes tue pain has dlskp-
peared.
Now !"- 80 cause. TINGLES
LANo A%riI''; assurss permanent
relief by attacking tho cause. A.
gentle laset!fs s included with tho
aspirin Rnd ''sestRnt This thor
oughly ciraHse= the body OF waste
and brings about instant. absolute
relief.
Physicians recommend II because
IL safely. san"!% brings immediate
| relief. Rem"nbrr TO ask for TIN
Giles IiNr ASPIRIN with n 8
| three points
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West Broad Store

Decd % trust now on property SIC.
SINAI! cash payment and liberal terms
on balance viii buy this desirable
business property.
ROGERS. SMITH x IIESLEP.
Mutual Bldg. Phone Mad. i747.
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DYSPE PESIA
Cured or Nothing to Pay

Nr matte: what YOU call YOUR s,oua,u
guinness c' jas plHn misery. Grant DRUG
20 i;ai:s i'ruG S:ur". Tragic Drug Ca
Inc. 7, y. Miller Company. Tarraut Drug
CO. ana all good druggists wl,I refund
your money II pr. urths stomach HcI:.
cGy fails 10 cure YOU quickly and bring
rnl.nr IMstnntlN.-AIN
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fiasr NATIo&AL BANK.

September IS. 1879.
Tbs directors OF th!r bank have tb,s
DAY ':ec!areI the .suh! quarterly dividend
OF sI. payable on p.ioU-r :. 1874. 10
hi"cn holders OF record "A, tho close o.
business ScD,eInbe. -. !,2:
j. 81. BALL. JR.
Cashier,
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STATE ASD CITY BANK ASD TRUST
COMPANY,
RICHMOND. TINDISIA
September ii. 1924.
The Director, 81 this Company hay. this
LAY declared quarterly dividend %. two
sud pn--irl' u-r cent ca, -. ,ay.b!>
oa ant H''"r nrt"h-r :. :s2- {, stuox-
h"l6"t- ~ record a; tho cip-n O! Lu.iue..
-ep:''ul"r =. 1879.
Jesse =. WOOD.
CA>hler.
I!crluI.G. "a. y.c.. 10. 1921.
DiY!iari -. ~. The Director, o.. the
S-'.Hg' hn-r - i:!-hi"Dni nav. 'Al. Day
i"''At"i = quarterly dividend .. !u.. 90
r-r cent upon 'E- apltsi stock %. thI-
1'r" amounting :" Ugh; ;hou.Ind tp.-
.'F, tt.ytFH. payable October :. .yae
JAS. 81. BALI.
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and brings back the pep" and vigor
and animation chat go with bodily
cleanliness and regularity
Solos will G.yc YOU reliefin an hour
Take IT reg Ely and rid your system
OF the polscl which are robbing you
OF your hca,n and strength.
Solos is DELIGHTFULLY."- efrervescen,
and palataO.c more like beverage
than medicine. Get IL today and
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HUusrs Ion sale

$ tSHAipW Eight room bungalow near
ihE '''np'u4"n, North EicninonI,
mpi"ru iu every respect: .acIu. east,
afternoon shade. pniy $500. Terms:
''pbp ash. b"iarc" Ike !ow rent, Ad-
lf'-n ipE 2's. care The Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-28

Trustee.
THE NALi.NTINt, AUCTION co, I%C
NICtignu"rS.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-07
Silent Threat.

A farmer being short Of teams
hitched a mule and an OK together
to help with the hauling. When the
team had gone mile down the road
the OK stopped, lay down, and re
fused to go further. The farmer
said nothing; simply unhitched the
animal returned 1t to the stable, and
made the mule pull the wagon the rest
of the day.
That night the OK spoke to the mule
confidentially. "What did the boss say
today?" he asked. Nothing that ]
heard" replied the mule. The next
day the OK was hitched with the
mule again. This time he lay down
at the end of half, mile. Again the
farmer calmly unhitched him, put him
back In the stable, and made the mule
do the hauling.
What did the boss say this timer
asked the OK that night. 81 didn't
hear him say anything" replied the
mule, "but he's leaning over the fence
out there talking to a butcher"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1922-07-07
NEW 'RADlO BUG" is POPULAR
American Legion Posts Are Enjoying
Programs; Supplied for Hos
pitaI Patients.

The new radio bug" is particularly
popular with ex-service men. Every
where reports come into the American
legion of radio-phones being installed
On Legion clubhouses and in hospitals
and camps.
Recently the Legion post at Omaha,
Neb., was all ready to stage big
dance-but no music arrived. An ex-
COB was called upon to ''do something
quick" So he rugged up his wireless,
listened in on Chicago, and very soon
the company was merrily stepping
around to the strains of music played
by an orchestra hundreds of miles
away.
Hospitals in North Carolina are TAX
ing up the radio idea as a means of
supplying recreation for sick and
wounded men. The Legion has In
stalled a phone at the government
hospital near Asheville, and ex-dough-
Boys can hear anything from AL Jolson
20 Madame Jeritza.