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BILLS IN THE HOUSE

Tn. following wer. presented and re-
!-rr"i under ru" ":
To III" Committee on Agriculture aud
Mining:
ny Nh k"oz-ll--A hiii TO amend and
re.cu.ct section l:7i Of m. cod. OF Viz
yinia.
Ry Mr. K-"zell--A bill to amend and
r'--uact section ii;3 Of tn. Code OF Nm-
ginis
By Mr g. r. warrcn-A Liu 30 amend
ami i--cHrc; section "f AN act. entitled
An act 20 amend and r--"nsct an act.
entitled AN act /" prevent damage and
Injuries 10y dogs. and 20 proviir COM
ronsaiion to owners 0f stock 81 Injured
." provide icr license on dogs: and "a
provide foI p-Hal;.c FOR violations fhsr.nt;
"a provide Comp"nsAt ion Ia owners 81 fowl
80 injured. and 10 provide fund. for the
enforcement az This act ther-from. APP
proved March 90. 1913" approved March
20. 1890
by MIR k-"x.ll--A bill 10 amend ana re-.
enact sections i2ia. i:i6, let7 hnd l:S o.
thc Code 81 Nirgin!a.
To the Committee on Appropriations:
ny MI McI."an--A hin to amend and
rc-cuaCt sections !. ). ami OF an act.
entitled An act 10 amend and r---uact
nm act approved March II. 1916. relating
I" Confederate pensions" approved Febru-
Any -. 1918.
Hy Nh. E:lier-A bill to amend SECTION
S5i2 OF IA. cod Of Virginia
liy Nj. Ienrcys-A biiI 10 amend and
r--"nact section 1921 Of the Code of VIZ
rin!a. as amended 10y an act appIo"rd
March IL. 1890.
To the Committee on AsyIums and
Prisons:
ny Messrs. Smell and Hicks. of Campbell
~ hill {" amend and r--"nact section
1927. chapter -. OF IN. code Of Virginia
In relation 10 the commitment OF the
insane. rI!-pt!c. inebriatc and feeble
minded. entitled fees ana expenses
by Messfs. Smell and Hicks. Of Campbell
"A h'!I I" amend an act approved March
20. l'?o entitled an act for III. i,rotcc-
ton OF patients and inmates Of the stat.
hospitals aud colonies FOR the insane. cpl
lrptic aud feeble minded from Improper
and uhiawfui marriages and providing
punishment FOR violation of this act
I" the Committee on General Laws:
by MessrS. iiurn-r. Jones, of Eirhmon,,
CITY: Iiaddon. Fletcher, Shepherd-A hili
I" protect reformativ-. corrective and dis
cipiinary institutions In this State aut hur-
'%en d! law TO receive ana have control
OF minors. in the dscharg. OF the duties
imposed on them. and To protect minors
committed Ia. or held III. such institutions
also prescribing penalties for violations %!
this act.
To IN" Committee on Chesapeake and
It's Tributaries:
by MIR. New-A bill to amend and re-
enact section 1910 of the Code OF vir-
ginia.
TO the Committee on Courts of Jus
tice:
by MIR. Smi,hey-A hill To proyid. Tor
Courts and city Courts OF cities OF the
hrst class and to provide compfnsat ion.
by Mr.. Smith. OF Aihemarle-A bill to
amend and rc-cnact section 5s27 OF the
Code Of Virginia.
BY Mr.. Smith, OF AIbcmarlc--A hill to
amend and rr-enact section 5i33 OF the
Code Of Virginia.
Ivy Messrs. Price. Jones. Of Richmond
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witch Va. taken up. or Tered 10 be print
~ rnh referred to ths Committee 2n
Mr.. Mapp-A biu to permi, HarwooI
h'lS,"w. 81 tn" county of Accomac. 20
baud " bridge across Mating on Branch
~ 'r"ncool> Creek. in sa!d county. which
W.. taken pp. nrd.r.d 1. bc printed and
i'i'ii"" to III" Committee ON Roads and
in' rIni Navigation
M'ss'' ouy"r aud JSmr-ys-A bin 10
itm"i tn" compensation "t sh.riGs. city
7"t:r"tt- and high Constnbics which was
,'Nr IN. ordered ." :" printed. and re
f"rrci 4 the Commi;,e. on Finance
Mt'.'s bi!N"r and JHnreyS-A hill %
abolish 'Hc e." system OF compromising
:" me" such clerks UPON n salary basis
ana TO ':ovid" how AMI when their com
reus5ii"r and allowances FOR III. cur
Duct OF their Offices shall he fixed aud
iHid. va len was taken up. ordered to 30
printed lno referred 1" the Committee
III Finance.
MeSSrs. Oliver and Jcnrey--A bill to
abolish tn" Zee system Of concentrating
clerks OF the supreme" Court Of Appeals /.
:" pIac" the clerks NJ said court upon a
Sh'Hiy basis. and 10 pruNid: how and
Wh"h their compensation aud allowances
Tor he conduct ot their offices shall he
iN"d and paid. which was TAKEN up, or
d"r"d {" hc printed and referred To III.
Committee on Finance
M"ssrs. Oliver and JeHrcya-A bill to
abolish IN" fea system ot con,p.nsa,inx
attorneys Tor the Commonwealth. Ia pisc.
sH'h officers VI ON salary basis and to
proNid" how and when their com men "a
non shall toe hScd and paid. which was
,'hrn np. ordered TO he printed and re-
t"rr"d TO the Committee on Finance.
Mc-.rs. Oliver and J.nr"ys-A bill to
amend and re enact section $3.50 of the
tode OF virginia, amended by AN act
approved March Is. 1927. which was taken
NJ ordered {" h" printed. and referred
~ the Committee ON Finance
M"Ssrs. Oliver nnd Jcnr"ysA bill To
repeal section Raid 90 the code 1T virginia
ana an ACT entitled AN act to cr-nte a
commission 1" consider III" cnmpcnS 4 tion
az court clerks, examiners ~ records
treasures. commissioners ot the revenue.
shcrins high c"n.tnblrs nud r,,y ser.
E""nts. nni until action upon tn" report
81 said commission. I" Tx the maximum,
mm"un; OF compensation OF said officers
approved March -. !,lt. ana all amend
men's thereof. which was taken up. or
d"r"d &" be- printed and referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Mr. EarlyA hill requiring the erection
OF sign r"sts AZ thu intersection OF GER
tain public roads. which taken up,
ordered to h. printed. and referred to
the Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation.
Mcssrs Hrnns. Gum and Mills-A hill
to appropriate the sum Of $4,000 to re-
pay the prIncipa! due by the School Boa ri
OF EttriCks snhschool district OF Chester
field County. Ia the literary fund. and Ia
direct the Auditor NJ Public Accounts to
tnnd Tor she said sum. which was taken
up. ordered To he printed and referred to
the Committee on Finance.
Mr. Cnnnon-A hill Ia amend and re-
enact section 10 Of an act entitled An act
10 raise revenue for tn. support az the
to Fay the Interest on the public debt. and
to provii. special tax for pensions as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25
By J. -. cARNE.Al. ~ SONS.
Real Estate.
TRUSTEES Auction SALE
. GOOD BRICK DWELLING. No. 525
NoRTH FIRST STREET.

by virtue OF TWO certain deeds Of
trust. dated. respectively. October 81,
1905. aud recorded IN Richmond
thauCcry Court. clerks Office. IN Deed
Book 1874. page i5j ana October
81. 1919. recorded In Richmond Chan
Gerry Court. clerks Office, In Deed
Book Ped. pag" 355. default having
secured in each, au'! having been re-
quirrd by the beneficiary therein so to
de-. ! Will on
THURSDAY. JANUARY 10TH. 1922,
at o'clock Il. ~.
following described real estate:
All that 10; of land IN Madison
ward, va tn. City Of Hichmoud. Va,
Win improvements thereon known
as No. i-j North First Street. begin
ming on The east lin" Of FITS, street
one hundred CUnl feet south %: The
south line 81 Leigh Street thence
In. OF First street twenty -nv. ,25)
icct. thence back between parcIIrl
lines one hundred IGOI feet TO nm
alley In common twelve C2) feet
wide
The improvements Consis, Of H.
room brick dwelling with = baths and
Other modern c"nNcnianCes. This is
an ideal location. situated OH First.
between Clay and i."icn Streets on
III" street ear lin. and In thu center
Of tn" business district. This is "A
;oou Investment both for = residential
1r business proposition. so come TO
sale nnd Scc'ir" "a bargain.
TERMS: Cash.
j. r CARNF:AI.
=. i:.-l:rtic- terms may be ha,! and
VIII b" announced at sale
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GRADUATE NURSE BILL
GOES TO THIRD READING
Measure Designed as Prolec-
ton and Means Of Control.
Delegate Henley Saws.

Animated discussion featured the
pISsa:" Of cUgroSsmcnt ana third
-"sdins ia thc Hons" ycstchLay OF
ti!l No. 3. 10 prnvid. for tho training
AMI licensing Of Attendants for the
SICK, and it's companion bill. 30 l.
amend tho present State laws
relative to the state Board of Ex-
ahin.rS OF Gradual. Nurses.
III" hill. pf which Delegate Norveii
y. Henley. OF williamsburg. is pa
iron. provides that the State Board
OF Examiners uf Graduate Nurses
may. ia it, discretion. authorize the
establishment OF ccntcrS for training
Tor attendants for the sick provide
Tor the admission OF persons apply
ing tor such training. prescribe the
Kind and duration thereof. the cxami-
nation "f persons completing the pre-
Scrlb"d courses ana the licensing Of
such persons TO do such nursing. pub
II" ana private, aud for tho period
81 ono year as such license may dcs-
ignatc
The bill provides that the license
shnll 10" $50 at first issuance. and
may hc renewed annually without ad.
!iii"ual Zoe. and provides that tho
board may rcv"l;c any license FOR
c"Us- after u"tir" ." tho holder.
Delegate Henley said the measure
- - '''' - t''''''' tue nurses
81 ia" STAT" and to make IL possihl 4
to take from persons who prove not
"t good character their license TO
act as attendants Ia the sick
ll"uS. bill! No I. prescribing the
duties al IN. members Of the board
of examiners OF graduate nurses.
Was amended To eliminate the inSDcc-
tor "f training schools. which pro-
vision was an amendment to the
present law. The provision max ing
the salary of the inspector of train
ing Sl,S00 per annum. WAS defeated.
and the duties 81 inspection were
placed IN tn" hands Of the secretary
of the hoard.
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SECRET OF A GOOD DISPOSITION

y woman who carefully safeguards
her health benefits her disposition.
She will BE- happy and attractive TO
all. The world unfortunately is
hlled with sweet women who are un-
happy because they are held back
from usefulness 10y troubles so com
mon among them. Fretfulness and
nervousness rapidly destroy good dis
positions. SiCk'y. ali-worn-out wo-
men cannot max" happy homes.
Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is II safeguard OF wornen's
heath. This t. clearly proven by the
many letters We are continually pub
fishing in this paper. from women
who have been restored 10 health and
happiness by its use atGcr years Of
suffering. Why don't YOU try it?--
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OUCH! MY BACK! RUB
LUMBACO PAIN AWAY

st. laroh'S oil stops any pain. 80
when your back is sore and lame, or
lumbago. Sciatica or rheumatism has
YOU stiffcncd M. don't suffer- Get n
small trial bottle OF old. honest St.
Jacobs Oil at any drug store, pour a
little in your hand, and rub ii right
on your aching hack; and by the
time you count nifty the soreness and
lamcness is gone.
Don't stay crippled. This soothing.
penetrating oil needs To be used only
once. II takes the pain right out and
ends III. misery. |, is magical. yet
absolutely harmless. and doesn't burn
the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbaEo. sciati-
ga. hackachc or rheumatism so
promptly. 1t never diSappoints!-Adv.
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APPLY SULPHUR TO
HEAL Up YOUR SKIN
Broken Out Skin and Itching
Eczema Helped Over Night.

For unsightly skin cruptions. rash
or blotch"s on face. neck. arms or
body. you do not have to wait for re-
lief from torture or embarrassment.
declares Il noted skin specialist. Ap-
ply little Mentho- sulphur and i'm
provcnIcnt shows next day.
Eccausc OF it's germ destroying
properties. nothing has ever been
found To take the place OF this sui
phur preparation. The moment you
apply il healing begins. Only those
who hav. had unsightly skin troubles
can know the delight this Mcntho-
Sulphur brings. Even ncry. itching
eczema is dried right up.
Get Il small jar from any good
druggist and use ii like cold cream.
advertisement.
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NoUt'hu"u FROM flrst Page.)
scent fare ordinance. upon witch
was prcdicated the possible procedure
OF that body.
How Vote Stood.
Six Councilmcn and three Alder
men voted against the adoption OF
the resolution AT the meetings OF
those bodies Monday afternoon. Tho
stand which these members of City
Council may take on the suggestion
To withdraw the scent fare privilege
is conjectural. I".
Both Councilmen Dickcrson and
sullivan, who opposed the resolution,
favor return TO the scent basis, hut
the stand OF Councilman Roden. Car
penter. Batkins and Powell IS not
known.
II is possible. too. that other mem
hers Of the body may not be willing
to vote for the withdrawal OF tho
scent fare privilege. while feeling
that some drastic action might have
been taken in the first instance.
Hoard VIII Meet.
Following the meeting of Common
Council. the BOARD of Aldermen will
meet to dispose OF the proposition.
Councils proposals are that the
company reinstate its Old men at tho
former scale of wages. pending a
conference as To n fair wage: while
Council Is to continue the scent fare,
regulate the jitneys. proceed with the
proposed blanket franchise. and take
some action on the petition for 4
franchise for an autobus line.
In the event these proposals are
not accepted, the company is to bo
forced to comply strictly with tho
franchise requirements. which in
riudc siN-for-a- quarter tickets and n
return of the labor tickets
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ZahMniy

Try this Beauty Treatment for
several nights and note the clear,
soft, youthfulness Of your COM
plexion.
Wash your face, neck, hands
and arms with warm water and
Black and White Soap. Then with
the finger tips, lightly apply Black
and White Beauty Bleach. Allow
to remain on the skin over night.
Next morning remove again with
warm water and soap.
All drug and department stores
can supply you with Black and
White Beauty Bleach, SOC the
package; Black and White Soap,
25c the cake. Write Dept. K,
Plough, Memphis, Tenn, for your
Birthday and Dream Book, and
leaflet which tells all about the
toilet requisites Of the Black and
White line.
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BILLS IN THE SENATE

MIR. Oiivcr-A bin to amend and rc-enact
sections .3Ss. 3sli, aSi5 36tS. 3Gt) and 1871
81 the Code II Virginia. which was taken
up. ordered tn be printed and referred to
the committe on General Laws.
Mcssrs. Cooke. Oliver, Miller, beverley
Early and woodson--A bill 10 provide for
the acquisition. rale and distribution by
the Commonwealth OF whisky. brandy and
wine for medicinal purposes. which was
taken up. ordered to ba printed and re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25

BANKRUPT ACTION
FunNlTuEE srsT.rr >%r FIXTURES All, ro,.r.uryr
pr, Al, crp
aNl'Sa! Fast FRO an srprrr
y NJ
Unite
INLAY JANUARY ~ ' street OF"
\ N
Spring Mattr,
''NHhS 'ha'fS Rockers 'S' r''
RESTAURANT +
,2r Sisn Cracker
I.os
$500"
EAs
e cascon
'''' WI
Co .''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25

i" tn" creditors OF T.. r. iIINSpN. Of
Colonial Beach. Ia the County rf
""stmorclan" ami district afor.-
aid-Bankrupt
Notice Is horchy given that on
IN" I'm day Of January. lS22 tho
said y. r. iiYNSuN was duly ndiuLi
Gated hankrupi. and that IN. first
meeting OF creditors VIII he held in
my ot'lc". No. 1928 Mutual RuiIdinr
kChmond. virginia. on the BIRD DAY
or fEBRtARf, 1872. at II o'clock
In IN" forenoon at which tim. the
salH creditors may attend. prov. their
claims. appoint Il trUEt.-. rNauIn. m.
hanhrunt and transact such other
business - may properly Cume be-
Tor" said meeting.
January 20, 1922
iOD save money wE-n you uuI anu .sa
'7'nusn 'us-c columns
READ All. tn. Ind-n.I rius.In., 49,,
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GET YOUR
FREE

sI.OO PACKAGE OF GEN UIN &c
YEAST NITANiNE TABLETS from
your druggist today.
IL YOU ARE THIN AND ENACT
ATED AND WISH SOMETHING
TO HELP YOU PUT on FLESH
AND INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT,
Yeast Nitamin- Tablets should be used in
connection with organic NuSated Iron.
without organic iron both food and Vita
mines are absolutely useless. rs YOUR body
cannot chang" inert lifclcss food into liv-
ing cells and tissu" unless you have plenty
of organic iron IN your blood. Organic iron
takes up oxygen from 'ynur lungs. This
n>y."nntrd organic iron unitcs with your
digrStcd food as IL is absorbed into your
blood just az IRE unii-s With coal ar wood
and toy 30 doing Il creates tremendous pow.
or and energy. without organic iron in
your blood your food merely passes thru
your body without dong YOU any good
Arrangements have hc-n msd> with the
druggists OF this city to give every reader
of this paper large 500 packng. OF
Genuine Yeast NitamInc Tablets absolutely
free with every purchase OF bottle OF
SuEated Iron.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
LOOK AT THAT
EXCELLENT
Ciinter Park
Lot

Next TO the corner OF CEanIb"rlavne
and llcnni. Avenues. The best an
improved lot ia this beautiful suburb.
Price. $1,000. our For sale" sign
on the lot.
j. 4 cbNSEII.Y IL co
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4fGTiINS-IEE,fI.S
IN.YnI Ni,Ii,.,.>
NOliSt br As.LII... VI SO, n
HOLDERS

HOLDERS
RichnoHu Va. I.nuary 4, lJ,l
You ar h"r"by n1,iii-u mat tn ,nnn.
meeting OF the StucIh,i ~ IN. H.
Insurance Company - .trsinis viii o.
he'd ., the Hon- pnic- - the Coru,suy
corner CT Cspit0i aud Tenth street,
Richmond Va. OF Wednesday January
q l3I2 at o'C!ucA T.. III. tor Tn. putpu..
NJ electinK Ff..ii-nt and to. pr.ct,r,
OF Nai1 Company, tor receiving IN. An
nus E-pnr, ~ ths BoArd Of Director.
and tins ratiicatiOp OF the ats Of IN.
-aii board since The last snru.l u,.-,
ing ~ Siochh"ii-f.. ana f.t tn ran,
acton OF such ether uusiu-.- a. ma,
properly come before s.id u-erInr rp-
book, f"' transfer or -toek ~ ,nr ,,..r
pAns viii be c:o--d J.nu.r, =. ,,k.
ana r.ppened on i.uu.r, -, issz A. A,
desirable tha' a! otoc.u"id-rs hal D.
present In tefIon r represented q,
proxy.
A. cAHL1ON MCKINNEY.
Secretary
Th- annual meeting OF .rnckno!d-., of
the Union Envelor. Company uIll take
place In the directors -"um ~ IN. Ss-
'ionai state and Ciiy bauh February at
i. al
l. l.. RHECTAS.
Secretary and Treasurer.
The annuni m"-tiux OF the -tocknuld.rs
OF the i-n-rs"n Realty Corporation viii D..
hcld at me Jefferson Hotel. Richmond
va Wcdn-'das. February /. 1927 at ~
O'Clock.
q. f. wEiSiGEH.
Secretary.
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T. AKIN BARGAINS.
We have a large list Of
farms that We can sell at
Largain prices. III you are
looking lor Il farm, large
or small, see us.
&. l.. 4 Il. l.. DENOON,
SU7 East Main Street.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
As information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures Of Passenger Trains
DAILY, unless oth erwise shown)
Daily except Sunday. 4 Sunday only
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ROOMS And BOARD
APARTMENT.

On boulevard. 8 rooms and bath.
water ANA heat furnished.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25

.FblI rr-t 'rsu.ts. 'Iti SorI property Tor
sale or tor rent with l.. f.. Schmidt &
20. 2h <orin k.,gnfn Strert
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LI'ts i,H sale
THE r.nl ns.~i H.IKGAiS ~
HItsItMnNt
Suburban in, sale
itcni E,tnre for iiAchunrc

l'6-ASRL farm. rs" miles from station.
80 cleared. balance wood riy.-iooln
dwel!.ns. barns. etc. W!u rel! a, a.
sacfihc" 90 exchange for ciiy property.
I...N ,mtn.
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; ITNACTIvf: ATAHTMENT-Two rooms.
sSht housekeeping. kens!ngton Avenue.
vii he seen after T.. u. Tel. BVui.
sci.
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.. y. CONNOLLY & CO.
21genth and Franklin Streets.
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Wanted Ecai Estate

EAKAI> Nant,'t:. .hIs- ur anal, Fut ,,ut,.
T-snIi- So A"r-rz NrsI ,uJ Tinbrriskr
farm d-rArnI"ut } ~ Carnival 4 Sons
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
CREDITORS.
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THREE rooms. thoroughly modern. re-.
nnC"d 10 so for immediate possession.
Cost. convenient location. BrooAs *
kichs rtisOn, Inc. It Nortn Eighth street.
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Wauic'i-'io itcnI
Rh,,L Lsi4 AR fOR SALE
T. AKIN BARGAINS.

im,pi> nuu Lam! ,ui sale 4.
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D!>"in CLASSIFIED

- TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
nNiI I'D STATES FOR THE EAST
:kN DISTRICT DE NlIi,:iNIA.
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FOR Uc.i results I.st your LTupcriy WIN
us Garrett n 60. me- t.. Min
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POWELL AND ADAMS
CALL MEETINGS OF
> BODIES TONIGHT

lContInnoh Erom Eirst Pagel
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SEADOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
main Street Statlon}

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
S1oE. Main Street Phone Randolph l34
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FpR iii.~'iI.iS isl farms al CIV
property MIN Pollard bagby. Rich
nI"nG Va
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QUART AVE. :7oi-i.argc Ave room
modern c0rner furnished fiat Separate
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WALTON HEIGHTS Nicely furnished
apartment for two. 220u Barton Avenue.
SItASKLlS ST. s. 5i2--Two or three un-
furnished rooms. second Hoor. for house
,tccpinE, and other unfurnished rooms.
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''t'I''N' + 'oH' rilSt IaSeD
scent fare ordinance, upon which
was predtcated the possible procedure
OF that body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-25

y E.-l:rttor terms may ~, ha,! and
VIII b" announced at sale
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-05
CLUB WILL HOLD
TW0-DAY OUTING
Transportation Members
Will be Hosts to Out
of-Town Officials

The second annual two-day out
ing and entertainment for members
of the Transportation club and their
wives and friends will be held
Thursday and Friday. at which
members of Transportation clubs in
Dallas, Kansas city, st. Louis, Okla
homa city and other railroad divl-
sion points are expected to be tho
local clubs guests.
thursdays program will begin at
10 o'clock with An address of well
come by the mayor In the Muticl-
pal auditorium. At ll:15 o'clock a
Dutch lunch will be served in Ed
Woods cafe. At l2:i5 o'clock NOM
bers and the delegations will leave
Tulsa over the Frisco for Yonkipin
club which is situated on the edge
of a large lake 90 miles east OF
Tulsa. The lake covers 60 acres OF
ground and Is we'll stocked with fish
The train will arrive at the clubhouse
at 1!l5 O'Clock and for the rest of
the day. bathing fishing, athletic
events aud other entertainment will
be the order OF the day.
To Stage Baseball Game.
AT o'clock "A baseball game be-
tween the self-stlyed Tulsa Bone
neduS ana the Visiting Ivory Domes
VIII be staged. The athletic events
will begin at $3.50 o'clock including
swimming contests. Those wishing
to participate in the latter events
are asked to bring their bathing
suits, according to r. c. Hughes,
secretary of the Tulsa Transporta-
| tion club.
"A barbecue supper will he eerved
at 6:o'clock at the clubhouse. A,
o'clock in the evening, dancing
and musical numbers will take place
Music Is to be furnished by the
Dixie Colored orchestra of New
York City.
A half hour before the clock
strikes the midnight hour, the del
egation will board the Frisco fol
the return trip. arriving In Tulsa a
1905 o'clock. For the Kansas Cit,
visitors who wish TO return Thurs
day. tho Frisco Kansas City trair
Will stop at the club house at 1O:5 81
O'Clock Thursday night.
Fridays program will includ,
trips around the different termi
nails beginning at 10 o'clock in tn,
morning and an afternoon spent II
Sand Springs park, which will b,
turned over to the Transportation
| club.