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The northwestern bulletin., 1922-12-30
Kid Hamilton Earns Draw
In Battle with Hopkins

Kid Hamilton Of Kansas City
fought Steve Hopkins. st. Paul pride.
to a close draw in a six round bout
as a headiiner on the Gateway Ath-
letic Clubs card Thursday evening at
Union Hall. Hamilton displayed real
boxing ability and though the weaker
of the two fighters at the close of
the bout he had piled up a sufficient
number of points to earn nothing less
than a draw with Hopkins. The men
were middleweights.
In the semi-windup. Al Shelton
knocked out his opponent. Kid Bear
Cat of Minneapolis, early in the sec
ond round Of a scheduled six round
bout. Shelton was easily too much
for Bear Cat and lost no time in
slowing away his opponent. Both
fighters were middleweights.
In the opening bout, Moe Joe, Ian
ky battler of Curley Campbell's, took
the count at the hands of Dave
Wright of Minneapolis. The end
came in the fifth round when Wright
sent terrific right to Moe Joe's jaw
ending their scheduled six round con-
test.
The show was very we'll attended.
The club plans on putting another
show on in a very short time, John
Walton, matchmaker, announced
Thursday night.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-12-30
tbs A LIE, SAYS
PERRY w. HOWARD
CONTINUED From Page u

to the Atlanta Constitution and other
white dailies which did not need 1t,
when some Of our press boys are cry
ing for bread.
The only difference between "Jim"
and me on the anti-lynching bill is
that he Is growing rich on 1t while !
am growing poorer in trying to put 1t
through.
Regardless OF whether In the
change Of changes bad persons, label
led Republicans, crop into Office, still
/ am a Republican without apologies,
and IL this be treason, then make the
most of II.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-12-30
Somebody " w
| Sayin' that

When Moe Joe dropped his ITO lbs.
to the canvass after Dave Wright had
connected with his jaw, he had
enough reason to lay there until the
referee counted him out two or three
times. Song.
Judging from the number of Gap
tains" shot during the holidays
things look pretty bad for the New
Year.
The northwestern bulletin., 1922-12-30
CLASSIFIED

HOUSES FOR RENT
NINE ROOM house. all modern, 9S4
Iglehart Ave. Rent $500.
THREE ROOM FLAT, modern except
heat, $50 Broadway. Rent $500.
Inquire J. Louis Erwin, 800 Court
Block.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS for
ladies or gentlemen. Every con-
venience. Phone service. Handy to
carline. Call Dale 6822 or Cedar
1852.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
VETERANS OF FOREIGN
WARS SUPPORT HARDING
Presidents Army Plans Up.
held in Statement of
Commander.
[Ry Assnciated Press.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3l.-Support OF
President Hard!ng's desire for an
adequate army and navy. not be-
low their present strength. was
voiced tonight by the Veterans o:
Foreign wars in statement issued
through the national commander
in-chlef. Colonel 7. l.. Huston. part
owner Of the Ecw York American
League baseball club
The organization. in indorsing ma =
tional preparedness. also expressed
approval OF Secretary Of War Week ;
plan for additional nonconntSSioncd
officers needed for National Guard
instruction and demanded adequate
appropriations Tor the citizens train
Ing camps. the reserve corps. and
the National Guard.
Opposition to f"cntanglinE alliance,
with either labor or capital" on ths
part of the veterans. and a pledge
of cooperation with all gOvcrumcn,
agencies in seeking relief for dis.
ahlcd soldiers. were other questions
OF policy adopted.
The action was taken a; meeting
OF the nationa! council OF admins
irati"n and Eastern department com.
rnanders OF tho Veterans OF Foreign
Wars
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
EIGHT ARE ARRESTED
AS RESULT OF DEATH
Five Men and Three Women
Are Charged With
Completely.
Especial TO The Times bis patch. ]

Especial to The Times DISPATCH
WINCHESTER. VA. Uc, Si.--rivc
men and three young women wcr.
held for grand jury tonight. charged
with completely In causing the death
OF Richard Mlchaels. 40. plasterer. O,
fiarrisonburg. Va. who was sho, in
the groin iato last night on tho
premises OF Daniel LciSh,. at
Grimes. near mere. County officers
arrested Lieght and his son. Harry
LeiGhi. Charles ". Butler. Elmer
Grubbs. Franklin Hawkins and ,hre.
sisters. Mani. Hartford. Mildred
Cave and Margcry Vance.
Considerable mystery surrounds
the shooting. but police we're told
by Mamie Vance that M.chacis sho,
AT her when She was leaving Leights'
house with another man. then shot
himself and threw the pistol away
The revolver. however. could not be
FOUND. Police declined 10 say
whether they believed her story
IL was also reported considerable
liquor mad been consumed. and tina,
the trouble started over "A crap game
Some OF M!chacls companions we-s
here last night I'm Halloween cos
tunes wandering aimIessly around
the streets. Michael. who bicd 10
death early today in "A hospital
leaves widow and Two children a,
Harrisonburg. He and his wifi,
were separated. police said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Damaging For-.t Fires sub.ide.

ASHENlLLE. y. G, Oct. Six
cept for few scattered forest fires
in the ne!ghborhood of Smoky Mount
aud Crest Nj. IN Haywood County,
North Carolina, and near the Ten
n.ssec border. in Madison County.
Nor1h Carolina. the flames that hav.
wrought damage estimated at thou
sands o! dollars. the last I'VE days
In the mountain sections. near here.
had been brought under control to-
Gay. Wardens reported that con-
ditioDs never were more favorable
10 inc spread o! names. and ;hatun-
less rain falls speedily. IL was feared
the fires might break out again and
become general. The number OF
loohou,s has been Increased as a
precaution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
THREE CIRCUS ATTACHES
KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH
Sunset Express Smashes
With 35-Car Special Near
Adelinc, La.
rwo ARE REPORTED MISSING
Conductor md brakeman Not Io-
cntcd-Four Believed 10 lie Seri-
ousiy nurt-pnnscnEcrs Escape
Injury.
tBy Associated PrcssJ


NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3l.-Three
dead. four seriously injured and two
slightly hurt was the human toll
taken In the rcar-cnd railroad wrcci,
early today when the East "Sunse,
Express. New Orleans San Francis
co southern Pacific passenger trait,
NO. l09. tore into the Wortham car
hi'al Shows special thirty-nve car
2 train en- route from New Orleans L.
New iberia. La.
The dead are:
Homer V. Jones. VIII G. Jones
brothers. aud Il. l.. MetcaIf. circus
cmplopGs.
Tho conductor aud brakeman Of
the train wcr. reported missing.
IN. injured were also members a.
the circus. Those EN- the pass.ng.,
train escaped injury.
Inc wreck occurred near Adclinc
LII between Franklin and New
Iberia. Both trains were proceeding
"'s'""'u on portion Of the road
mat is doubic-track.d.
The locomotive Of Tho. u,ss.,v.
'rain piowch through two .l..p.rs ON
the rear end OF the circu. IRAN ha.
'"rc II was brought To stands,ij,
and according ~ stories told hv ,h.
injured. tho circus performers WIN
"'r" asleep. wcT. hurled from mir
b"rths as the Pullnrna burst o,,.r
from the terrific inpmst.
~" !cad aud injured were taken
To Patterson. La
f'Sst reports indicated the Soil.
riot" circus special train was m.
HoiN'u. AS that train was noyiu.. n,
tracks Ia that locality.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
QUESTION WIFE OF
POISONED-CAKE VICTIM
tBy Associated press. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 3i.--Mrs. w.
w. Stcrrctt Will be questioned fur
thcr by authorities regarding h.r
movements t*enty-four hours before
the poisoned cake. which caused the
death OF her husband, AN expert ac-
countant. Of Devon. and her own scri-
GUS illness. WAS received. II WAS AN.
nounced tonight. Coroner william
Neville. OF Montgomery County. said
To-Day there are many points regard
inS the sending and receiving of the
death cake. which are not clear.
Il feet certain that information
which would solve the case Is being
withhcid.' said the coroner There
are many points about 1t that do not
Jibc."
Investigators pointed out that the
box containing the poisoned pastery
was mailed within - stones throw
OF Mr.. Sterrctts Office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Go-. to Aid Religious Drive.

LYSCHBCRG. VA. Oct 3l.-Rcv.
william T. Williams. pastor OF Floyd
street Presbyterian Church. here. has
gone 10 Augusta County TO assist the
Thinking Springs Presbyterian
Church In it's part OF county " ide
t"ange'istic campaign being conduct
ed By The Protestant churches OF Au-
eusta. Mr.. Williams viii be absent
from his church here ten days. Mex,
sunday. his services VIII be conduct
ed by teams made UP OF men who
hi, the trail" here during the sun
day Campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
EMOTIONAL INSANITY
ROSTER DEFENSE PLEA
IHy Associated Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. IA. oct 3i.-Th.
nefensc ia the trial Of Mrs. ka,h.rin.
'oSi'r' accused OF the Staying Of her
husband, oscar Roster. aud adv.r,n,.
ny man ana his stcnoerapher. Miss
"a "et"idin" k.ck-tt. closed It's
case after submitting medical teal.
m"ny In support Of it's theory q, ~
theory OF emotional insanity for
Mrs Roster. Rebuttai testimony was
begun for tho Commonwealth with
me intention OF showing the de :
iendan, was sane and normal In TN.
hours just after tho duubI. sIayin.
January u. 1872.
women spectators Missed wo-
man prison guard who testified that
3rs. Roster had shown no hlgns O.
insanity and on several other &C.
casions the unruly disposition o. the
spectators brought warnings from
Judge Barratt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
TOO MUCH TIM|DITY
IN CHURCH, is CHARGE
DIR. Reisncr Tells Ministers
Christian Organizations
Should Advertise.
by AssOcintcd press. /

CHICAGO. oct. 3l.-Asserting that
Christ would not talk TO empty
seats If there were any Legitimate
way TO MI them. DR. Christian f..
Reisner. OF New York. In an adj
dress before the national confer
ence on church publicity. today tol.
the assembled ministers to follow
the suggestions OF the Nazarene and
go out and compel them to come
in
The church is too 1imid." he said
II Is too common for people to be
satisfied with u church building and
formal sunday service. Few
things hre more doadening than a
SNUG satisfaction that glibiy spins
excuses for empty churches amid
nonchurch attending multitudes.
al times religion Is cheapcned
by the vague and inane efforts made
to rehch the community. The }
lack life. purpose and determine
ton. Jesus performed miracles to
draw the crowd TO hear His message
The Pharisces quickly called Him a
scnsationalist. but the people heard
Him in world rcvo;utionizcd when
the movement was started.
THE essential to selling the
church is to awaken the pastor and
membership until they get on their
toes and put their goods Into cir
culation. Then they will have
fresh and palatabic goods on hand
and hnd way to get consuming
customers. The pcopl. are hungry
FOR God. but they must sometimes
have quail mixed with their mama
The next step is advertising.
That does not mean merely TO pu1
out attractive printing. but II rneans
an a!ertneas that wi!l compel pco-
pie to see the church
The church VIII not run Itself.
Jesus said: Go ou1 and compei
them to come in"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
APPROVE MARRIAGE
HEALTH CERTIFICATE
[By Associated Press !

CHICAGO. Oct. 3l.-A vote Of APP
proEai was given health certificate,
Tor persons contemplating marriage
by the nat!vna! conference on churcn
publicity today. Episcopal clergy
men of the Chicago diocese yester-
day voted 10 require such certificates
nearly 80" representatives Of all
Protestant denominations attended
Inc conference. ami only one dele =
gate was said TO have oppose TIC
cuEcnic proposal.
The fight that ia being made
against the appalling increase II
communicable diseases is "A matter Of
infinite Importance" DIT. Howard \
Johnson. president OF the Chicago
Church Federation. said in calling for
Il vote on the proposal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Sell Potatoes 30 Cents. 100 Pound,

NNIJIHDN, WIS., OCT. 3l.-f.very
person In the United states Will have
10 eat f0riy-"ight pounds more OF po-
iatoes this year II the present crop
Is to be consumed. tho Wisconsin,
department Of Markets estimated
today. Normal consumption OF no.
,at"cs is SAID TO be 81 bushels per
person but the bumper crop OF this
season has resulted in supply coual
To four bushels for each indivldusl
Production Is estimated "a, $4,000
600 bushels. The market price here
was down TO 1t new low figure today
at 80 cents hundred pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

for use In carrying out the scheme
Of floral decorations.
Numerous persons connected with
the former imperial household at
fotsdam are coming to Doom. Among
those VINO have already arrived Ia
the famous Potsdam chef
Former household officials who at
tend the ceremony will wear the Gus
tomary gala uniform OF black with
silver lace embroidered with Impc :
rial eagles. They also will wear sill
yer neck chains. Secrecy with re-
gard to the wedding continues TO be
vigorously observed. william each
morning giving only the orders for
that particular day to his household
80 as to prevent any leaks"
Burg Schimmcl Pennick
alone possesses the secret OF the hour
AT which the civil ceremony proceed
ing the religious ceremony will be
performed. The burgomaster will not
wear his uniform. He will read the
official documents In Dutch. but since
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Thre. !. w. W.. Given pnrdon,.

ny UnlVcrSaI Service.
AStijNCiToN. Oct. 3l.-Thc SEN
fences of Walter r. Nef. Ben Fletcher
and John Walsh, political prisoners
have been conditionally comnutcd by
president Harding. il was announced
at Headquarters OF tho amnesty com
mittec here tonight. The men are
from Chicago and Philadelphia. bu.
were sentenced with other |. W. W.
members from Chicago. The com :
mutation Is conditional upon their
future good behavior. Fletcher and
Walsh were serving ten years. ami
Nef twenty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
MINISTER EXPELLED
FROM PRESBYTERY
nv AsNociatcd prcsa

YORK. s. G.. oct. 3l.-Rev. A. T..
Miiicr. former pastor Of the Liberty
nm southern Presbyterian Church,
In kcssha" County, today WAS ea-
PEELED from the ministry by IN.
f"thcl Prcsbytery. In special session
mere. The prcsbytcry met today To
near the report OF Il special com
miitce appointed 10 Investigate
charges Of immortality against the
minister.
Rev. Mr.. Miller was present. He
offered no defense.
the preshytery. although cxpelling
the defendant from the ministry. left
,he door open for his reinstatement
al some time In the futur. IL his
conduct warrants. IL was said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Indicted Councilman Resigns.

Especial TO The Times dispatch. ]
WINCHESTER, VA. Oct. al
clifton VI. HodSson. city Councilman.
indicted recently FOR petit larceny
III connection with alleged de.aica :
lions from the Beck Banking Cor
poration, where he was book
keeper. and who mortEagcd valuable
properties TO secure former employ
ers. resigned today as Councilman
from First Ward. HIS failure TO do
so earlier Is understood to have
prompted the grand jury TO act.
Hodgson lcft town the day before
The indictments were returned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Justice pl,n-y Mny II. Retired.

WASHINGTON. DC. 3l.-Uniess
there is material Improvement, in
tho condition Of Associate Justice
Mahlon Pitney. of the Supreme
Court. soon after Congress meets. IL
Is expected bill authorizing his re-
tirement from the bench Will bc In
troduced. Recent reports from his
home at Morristown. y. j.. where he
is now in a sanitarium. indicate that
the Justices condition has not int
proved In recent months. and appre-
hcnsion Is entertained. II is UNDER
stood. that he will he unable to re-
turn TO his scat MroM The bench.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
FRIENDS OF EX-KA|SER
FLOCK|NG TO Doom
Sundays Nuptial Event to Be
Carried Out in Impe-
rial Style.
GRy Associated Press. |

DOORN, HOLLAND. Oct 3i.-At
the chateau here OF former Emperor
William. OF Germany. preparations
are actively proceeding FOR the we'd
dinS next Sunday OF the one-tIme
war lord OF Germany and Princess
fierinine Of iseuss. Wagon loads OF
plants and flowers daily are arriving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Sentences se,res sIxner. to Death

Iby Ass"cIatcd Press.
CONS TANTINOpLE. OCT. 3i.-Ths
Turkish Nationalist government at
Angora has passed sentence OF death
upon the Turkish siGnatories OF the
Sevres treaty and the members Of
the Cabinet OF former Premier pa
mad Ferid pay'a. whom ii accuses
OF being angiophile. Hadi Pasha.
who. with RIA T.wfk Bey, signed
the Scvres treat, has left Constan-
tinopie for Switzerland which is
also the refugee of Damad Ferid
pasha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
I'M civ Man kiircd in Acc,d,n,

LTSCHBURG. VA. Oct. ali. +.
Arthur. 81. structural iron worker
and resident OF this city. was Killed
Friday AT whitman. W. Va. accord
Ing TO telegram received here by
his widow Mrs. Minnie Arthur. The
body was brought here for burial
He is survived by his wife, seven
sons and daughters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
ITALIAN VESSEL
REPORTED SINKING
fnv Associn,cd prns.1

LANDS END. ENGLAND. Oct. 81
The Italian steamship Tell bound
from Nuclva. Spain. FOR Norfolk and
baltimore, Is sinking at point
southeast @! the Azores. says a wire
less message from the vessel re-
c-ived by Li"yds this afternoon. The
message gave her position as la,i-
tude 1880 north: longitude 23.J3
west
No particulars were given. II is
not known here whether the T.,i
carries any passengers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Tragedy Follow. Quarrel.

ROANOKE. VA. Oct. 3i-Char!.y
P!ercy. i5. a farmer, was shot to
death Sunday afternoo In Bed
ford County, about five miles east
OF here. Henry billiard. 65, a
neighbor of the slain man, is lodged
in the Roanoke Jail. charged with
the murder. The killing IL said to
have grown out OF a dispute over a
"A q
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
SECOND DEATH DUE,
TO "POISONED SOUP
LIZ Associateh rrcss

PANA. I'LL. Oct. 3l.-What is be-
I!"vcd TO have been poisoned soup
claimed It's second victim here with
in iwcnty-tour hours. when W s.
James died ;h!s morning His wife.
Mrs. Isabella James, died yesterday
morning. They were found uncun-
Sc!Ous In their home Monday morn
Ing by Mrs. James father. The soup
was found in metal cuntaincr in
the Kitchen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
DIR. Abbott Deaicx.ion sneaker.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. 3I.--Dr. b.
4. Abbott. editor OF the Christian
Evangelist. st. Louis. formerly OF
baltimore. was the speaker here sun
day at the dedication OF the Sunday
school department OF Euclid Avenue
Christian Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
DENLY Joins Rank. Of spelibind.r r,

WASHiNGTOS Oct. Glastonbury
DENLY announced today ;ha, he had
accepted invitations to make cam
paiS" Speeches Al Steubenv!llc.
Ohio. November >, and at three
Michigan cities the final week of
the campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Four Inche. Of snow In wyonrDr.

CHEYENNE. WYO.. Oct. 3l.-Lan-
der WAS digging itself out of tn.
four inches of snow Monday, with
more still coming down. The Storm
throughout tho State. il Is said. was
highly beneficial to the farmers and
r:nchcs. as in many places tn. range
was so dry that tn. grass was brit
tie enough TO break or and blow
away.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
7s-Year-Oid Mn,on I. Dead.

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Oct. 30
John Moxley Daley. IS. said TO have
been one OF the Oldest Masons in the
United States. died al his home here
Monday. He WAS a member of the
Detroit Lodge OF Masons for nftv-
two years. members Of his family
said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
WIN rrotcst nona'. Abnndonm.n,

NALEIGII. y @. Oct. ai.-Com.
missioner \. J. Maxwell. OF the State
corporation Commission. stated late
To-Day mat he had been advised that
'he business and commercial or
carnations or High Point were
planning TO protest before the Inter-
state Commerce Commission acains,
the proposed abandonment of the
Carolina and Yadkin River Railroad.
now In the hands OF a receiver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

William and Herminc do no, under
stand that language. he will. as
matter OF courtesy. conduct tho re.
mainder OF tho civil ceremonies in
German.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

Isn't ii a pity TO smell fresh
paint in a town and think OF pros
perity. only to find It's two women
passing by? Bless the painless
woman. but dress the painless
house with paint from Smith-War-
rem Paint and Glass Co, Inc. 210
North Madison Street. Phone Mad
ison 42S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Sign nritain-spnin Trea,,

MADRID. Oct. 3l.-A commercial
treaty between Great Britain and
spain VIII be signed tomorrow eve
ming Minister of Foreign Affairs
Irida viii sign for Spain and Sir T..
Howard. the British ambassador fo.
Great Britain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
SILLYADS

4 woman is as old as she looks.
~ man is not old until he stops
looking. To keep a man young
and looking. feed him on the good
things from Chas. B. Bailey, 1925
West Main Street:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Gedde- and Premier Confer

OTTAWA. ONT. 3i.-Sir Auckland
GerTes. British ambassador 10 Wash
inston. and Premier W. l.. Macken-
ti-. King o: Canada. conferred at
the government house today on
questions affecting the United States
and Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
Contact
WHaf is it.?
WAen IS 1t established?

One OF the useful words of modern
business is contact" In an cleo
trlcal sense, the word means the
meeting of points in such way as
TO permit the passage of current
between them.
In business, Contact" means
the frequent meeting Of buyer and
seller in such a way as to increase
acquaintance and confidence.
The time of statesmen is largely
employed in keeping up contact.
A lot of time is lost this way, be-
cause, while contact is necessary,
much of it can be established
without personal visits, and most
OF it can be maintained without
personal visits.
Direct advertising does it. Let
tiers, booklets, folders, broadsides,
and other mailings can be pre-
pared that will 60 to every buyer
and prospective buyer. If intelli-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

The man who borrows a razor
and fails to return il, is not even
razorback hog. Any kind of an
animal gains when fed on feed
from I. l.. Sutherland i Son, Ala
North Sixth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01

Smithers calls his auto Moon
shine because he has had ii sew
eral years. and it's "a running
STILL" To best have an anto run
ming STILL" have it repaired by
Stebbing G. PAUL. Corporation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-01
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
III the party who took my night
gown from the clothes line will re-
turn same. no embarrassing expo
sure will be made. Henceforth my
clothes will be taken care OF by the
7. &; E. Laundry Co, Inc.