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, 1922-12-20
French Actress
"Adores''' Yanks

HAvRE. France. Doc. 7o.-Mms
Sorell. tho French actress arriving
here today from Now York on tho
steamer Paris sad she Fairly adorsd"
Americans. individually and collec-
tye,y.
II especially ikhd B~ostonians." she
said. Boston is the soul OF Arncriia.
New York Ia adsx.i.iria, Su. III stick
my ground on Boston"
Informed thas Madame Paauin a
said hat her annual Dress bill Of a
half million francs was ten times too
much. Nine. 6oreil denied that sho
had ever maintained such an czpen-
diture was necessary. except for n
unusual woman.e
, 1922-12-20
BAKER is CALLED
BEFORE GRAND JURY

WASHINGTON. Dec 2o.-Nowtcn
D. Baker. secretary OF war in Presi'
lent Wilson's wartime cabinet. ap-
pearea today before the special grand
jury which is in session hero investi'
eating war frauds.
The purpose for which Mr.. Baker
went before che grand jury WIS not
revealed but IL IS known that recently
the investigation has conferred about
alleged Irregularities in the building
or army cantonments. Several civil
suits TO recover millions of dollars
from c~ontractors already have been
filed, and department of Justice off
ciais have announced that criminal
action also would be sought.
Several other former officials OF the
government have been before jury
which yesterday questioned Bernard
b. Baruch. who was chairman OF the
war industries board.
, 1922-12-20
]. S. TO SUE PLANE MAKERS FOR Big war CLAIM!
Dinners
By Salvation
Army Assured

Two hundred and thsrty-fivc dol
lars have been dropFcd Into the Sal
walton Army kettles which navr
been seen at various points on the
business strccts during the past
week
Adult. VI. f. Ep,ett said this
m srning that there were many
ether ways In which ths public
coald assist the organization In Its
work. There Is much poverty
owing TO sickness and other
causes" said the ndJutnnt. Beds,
iiothing and food are greatly need
ed. Anyone who a help US In
supplying the needs r asked TO do
20 either by mall or by phoninE
9tSo. the Saivatl1n Army head
quaters. Donations Of any kind
will be greatly appreciated Mt this
time
Santa Claus VIII be on the streets
Of Casper with n basket OF candy
Saturday at , p. m
, 1922-12-20
THREE MILLIONS
SAID INVOLVED
IN NE ACTION
Charges Of Influence =
Used to Defer Suit
Made at Hearing.


WASHINGTON. Dec. ZO.-lhc
department OF justice Is prepar-
-. CHS . H. W.;rl.
ing " nS o"' ae1 NY "iAS
Martin Aircraft CORPORATION for
recovery OF q war clam amount
ca k0t 7fe Il L..
ing 70 @1'Ooi'IiI' uie ho'
judiciary committee wa tod today pF
, 1922-12-20
ACRES OF
STATE LAND IS
SOLD IN CASPER
Paid at Public
Auction for Holdings
in Natrona County.

Twentyeight thousand two hundred
dollars worth OF state land was sold
70 nine bidders at tho courthouse this
morning. The sale compr'sed 2.6ss
acres. $40 per acre being the lowest
price received and $40 the highest.
The land lies at various points IN
Natrcna county n 10 mostly adapt
so.e to grading purposes.
Following are the transactions:
II. l. Stacy. Gao acres Mt $40.
NJ. z. Wheeler. $40 at $40.
John Doe applicant did not chow
upl. $40 at $40.
George Stilphen: 90 at tf5.
c. &. & .. Ry.. $50 at $40.
Archie Sanford. 40 at $40.
Donald Beaten. 100 at So
Martin 7. Basket. so at SIS.
Wallace Greek sheep company. IFS
at $40.
, 1922-12-20
Kids Rescue
Santa Claus
From Police

NEW YORK. Dec. zo.-Chiidren
of State Island are looking forward
to bulging stockings Christmas
morning for they saved a Santa
Claus from dire things in Thomp-
kinsviiie sui yneserday where
some rude policemen had taken
him on a charge OF blocking traffic.
q City Magistrate Fetherson dis
essrged Kris KrinEie with a warn
ing that he provide himself with
q permit. The Riddles gave a cheer
and hurried home.
, 1922-12-20
PEACE FARLEY
I'm NO DANGER
OF RUPTURE

LAUHASSE. Doc. so.-Hy The As
ISOLATED rress,Rrhe meeting OF the
Near East eonfersnce this Afternoon
for consideration OF the disposition Of
tks Turkish straits adjourned after a
oonofiiaterY ,speeei, by Ismet Pasha,
head of the Turkish delegation,
While no arrangements were made
tor q further meeting, Delegates cav
ing the auditorium said progresH had
been made and that there WAS no
danger of a break in the negotiations,
, 1922-12-20
IMPEACHMENT HEARING TO End
TODAY, REPORT after HOLIDAYS

ncy General Daugherty. A report
probably win not be made TO the
house. however, until after Christ-
mas holidays.
It was regarded a. certain that
the committee would report II had
found no evidence to support TIM
charges.
, 1922-12-20
SOL L. w. ". ARRAIGNED TODAY I'm
Los ANGELES, over 100 In JAIL

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. co.
Fifty nine MOI arrested IN raids on
Industrial Workers Of the World
meetings were on court calendars
for arrniRnment In local courts TO-
day, out OF more than n hundred
members of the organization in jail
here. Cases OF thirty others have
been set for trial in the superior
, 1922-12-20

inal ~syndicaIism.
The district attorneys office an
nounced that after arraignment Of
the SO they will be segregated In two
groups, those accused of being lead
ors or organizers who will lace state
trial IN charges OF criminal syndi-
~calisn', and those merely attending
meetings and having I. w. w. cards
charged with vagrancy.
, 1922-12-20
SENATOR'S ASKED To OBSERVE
PROHIBITION BY SENATOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o-AIl the
high officials OF the federal and
state governments wene called up
on today by Representative Up
shaw. Democrat. Georgia. In a
speech In the house to sacrediy de-
clare that they VIII not them
selves 'buHd up . bootIeggers' bar
barous business by drinking Illicit
liquor" Mt the same time they arc
denying the privilege 10 'the poor
devils among the Masses"
, 1922-12-20
100000 Fire
At Pittsburgh

PIrrsBUKGH. Dec. ao.-ssvcral
families were driven from their homes
early today. whom fire completely
Quilted a ~four.story building in the
East Liberty district. Five adiio:n-
Ing buildings were damaged. The loas
was estimated at 500, 900.
, 1922-12-20
wing Salt Lake City last Friday he encountered a Biz

there was a general cessation of buHl-
ness that everybody might participate
in the festivities,
There were IS air mail planes used
in the search for Boonstra and only
enc of these met with m.shap, This
a'rpians OF Pilot Frank NeaS,sr of
cheyenne was forced doWn yesterday
noon in weber canyon west Of osden.
motor broke.
, 1922-12-20
FLYER RATTLED BLIZZARD E
SO HOURS AFTER LANDING

SALT AXE Dec TO- Air HMF MH Henry G. Bm dLfpMe hM was back ShLheC g h& wha thrilling
tale dmhua covering the 6hu he was lost With MPnem the snow covered mountains roHaannU Utah.
Bha took off from Woodward dhe last Friday morning. for Rock SW. Wy1w consignment mail and until
found yadyn ed RY ranch his whereabouts were an% object ola search by mail planes from Salt AXE City and
Rocks Spg and Cheyenne Wymhg
nawhsM d said TO-DAY hats after thR Salt Lake City asst Friday emoheda bd and Twas d to land
, 1922-12-20

reaeHed Highly Fanoh but was unabIe
ts set word ef his safety 10 Salt Lake
air mail officials because there wal
ne telephone ssrvise.
Boonstra said he Jared exceptionally
wall, considering the hazards Of his
adventure. Except for a slightly
frost bitten foot, M was nrhurt,
Upon his arrlsal at Coaivns yes,er-
day afternoon Boenstra was hailed as
Z herv, The tsHn band mst him and
, 1922-12-20
RETURN To FILM
WORK IS OkEHED
BY HAYS, LASKY
COMEDIAN
Former Popular Screen
Star Promises to Be
Worthy Of Chance Of
fered Him Today.

LOS ANGELES, Cal. Dec. 20.
viii H. Hays. chairman of the
Motion Pictur1 Industries. said
today that Roscoe c. (Fatty)
Arbuckle night have his chance
to come Buck" in the motion
pictures.
Joseph sehenek. producer. aid;
Roscoe will go to work for me. I
am glad to hello give him his chance
Jesse L. Lnsky, vice president Of
Famous Piayers-Lasky corporation.
said;
I'VE are sure Arbuckle VIII prove
worthy OF the trust. No thought hes
boon given to the matter OF releasing
tho pictures already made and we
have no pans in this connection"
Roscoe Arbuckie said:
II want 20 say that / am very CRATE
full to all those who are helping me
and / VIII prove myself worthy of
their filtili In me-
The sfatement OF the case wa
glvcn out from the headquarters OF
Mr.. Hays. It srid.
ROSCOE Arbuo,4le Il 10 hive an
other chance to go to work and make
good II he can. After the first 81 ths
year he Will be given this new opror-
tunity.
He has gone straight since he was
barred from the films last April and
he has Pledged his word that he will
keep on going stiaight. His conducr
has satisfied YIN Fl. Hays, adviser to
the motion picture industry Joseph
NJ. schenck. who will employ him.
and the Paramount company. repre-
sented by Jesse L.. I.asky. which con-
cern formerly distributed the cJmedys
in which the fat fun maker appeared.
announcement that there he no
objection to Arbuokis's TO work was
made today by Mfr. Hays before he de
parted from Los Angeles afser n busy
week mere spent in organizing olans
for the development OF a mutually %
interests and sympathy within the ar.
tistic commercial community which
between II and the oivic community
In which the picture makers i've"
A%rbuckie's career OF 10 years in mo-
tion pictures was stopped IN septem-
Der. 1921, when he was arrested and
charged with manslaughter In causing
the death OF Miss Virginia Rape.
The motion picture comedian was host
at his rooms in the Hotel st. Francis
OF n Francisco. Labor day. 1921.
and Miss Rappe was ono Of the
guests. She died four days later from
CONTINUED on PaRe Nlnel
, 1922-12-20
Called IN
Marriage Plan
By Injunction

OMAHA. Nsb., Dec. se.-webh A.
Embry. a Union Pacific conductor
was snioinsd late yesterdsF In district
court here frem getting married. The
restraining ordG was granted on the
petition of Airs, Alta a Ehnhry, for
mer wife % Ernbry who is seeking to
prevent her ex-hus5snd from carrying
out a threat 10 marry a young girl
in rel teens
, 1922-12-20

Forcupina ridge about II mIlss hsfIIa'
east CT Cealviiiei Utah, seaus 81
meter trouble. His plane ~ss got
wrecked, he said, bu. it is inpess bic
Of salvage because OF the deep SHOWS.
After his forced landing Bsonstra
he abandoned his flying suit and
started to hike through the SHOWS
and In ths zero temperatures Tot
~sirIlEausn- After as hours he finally
, 1922-12-20
LATE SPORTS

CHICAGO. Dec. 2o-Fsasebsl
Commissioners X. NJ. lands today
announced that part Of the pro-
Goods of the worlds series tie game
at New York, October 5, last. had
been distributed to thrcs national
organizations, the American Le-
g'on. Veterans of Foreign Wars
Of the United States, and Disabled
American vetcrans Of the World
War, each getting ~sso.s5a1o. Tho
remainder was distributed by Joint
action of the two Now York clubs
to New York charitable orEaniza-
tons.
MANILA. p. l.. Dec. a0.%By Tha
Associated rrcssJ-Tho baseball
team composed Of stnrs from the
Natttnnl and American leagues o
rived today from Japan where tho
team has Just flashed playing y
series Of games.
The yisitorz VIII play four games
with Manila toaraa and sail for
Hong Kong on Monday.
, 1922-12-20
a CREDIT EXTENDED
BY u. 6. OAR RULING
on BANK ACCEPTANCES

WASHINGTON, Dec 20-Bnken cphnees of six nohs maturity drawn by growers of
staple agricultural products or coopenhvem marketing associations are eligible for purchase OF re-
by the federal reservoir banks under a ruling ponIsahd today by tbs federal reserve
So sp in the direction of longer term credits for agriculture
Officials dedred the decision which makes tbs agricultural paper eligible for redscuntf for six
months instead Of hneN "dhoddb be Of material assistance to cooperative ahans associations in
, 1922-12-20
AIRPLANE CHARTERED
In RACE WITH DEATH
Mrs. ]. P. Airhart Enabled to Reach Bed
side of Daughter at Laramieby Taking
Plane from Casper

Spanning the snowy wastes between Casper and Cheyenne in
the short space of one hour and forty minutes via arplane. Mrs.
j. P. Anhart was enabled to reach the bedside of her sick daughter
at Laramie m record time Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Arhars. according to special dispatches to The Tribune
today. reached Cheyenne at $40 yesterday afternoon and was
, 1922-12-20

Sentence viii beImposed next Tues
day. Judge Benjamin c. Bledsoe m
nounced. The. defendants are all of
Needles, Cal. c. I. Fox. E. AriEbauer.
e. H. Reynolds. L. z. WoodbeelS. j..
F. Fraseur. r. Il. Clements. c. r..
Holly and John A. Steckiein. Their
attorneys announced an appeal would
be taken.
, 1922-12-20
DRY oFFIcER REsIeNs.

AUSTIN. Texas, Dec. e0.-David II.
Morris. federal prohibition director for
Texas. announced today he had for
warded his resignation to The com
missioner OF interai reveue. to be-
come effective at the convenience Of
the government. He said private
business needed his personal atten-
sfnr
, 1922-12-20
RAIL MEN
ARE CONVICTED
Eight Alleged to Haze Caused Suff ering
by Abandoning Trains Found Guilty
of Conspiracy by Jury

LOS ANGELES. CAL, Dec. 20-Eight union trainmen leaders
were convicted of conspiracy to obstruct interstate commerce for
their activities in connection with a strike last August against the
Santa Fe by verdict Of a jury in the United States district court here
today. In this strike some twenty trains were abandoned In the
ifornia-Anzon desert. leaving the passengers stranded.
, 1922-12-20

accord with h turnover period re-
quired BY the FARMERS to market drops
for whose production he mas borrowed
money,
The ruling requires that the accept
ances be secured by warehouse re-
osi>:a covering ths products against
, 1922-12-20
lizard and was forced to land on

Mechanics were Immediately dis
patched from Salt Lake to Yeager's
machine and tho pilot. who was not
hurt tn the least, expects to hop on
some time today to resume his duties
OF carrying mall out OF Cheyenne.
Hoonstra'a frcat bitten foot is not
bother'nz him nnd he expects { re-
rune his duties az aerial man man
within Ssw days
, 1922-12-20

is In line with a policy announced
some time ago by the board which
made eligible for re discount accept
ances drawn to finance domestic s;pr-
age Of commodities pending MARKET
ing
, 1922-12-20

Mrs. Ida E. l. sside OF Stanton.
Neb.. is visiting her n H L. seidol.
and family at SOS South Lincoln.
, 1922-12-20
P OLE ASSASSIN
To FACE TRIAL.
OF MONTH.
Pe1od of Mourning Is De
clared for Late Presi-
DENT, Report. 4.

WARSAW. nse. 7o.-The trial of
Niewiadomszi for the assassination
of President Narutowicz last saturday
has been ret for December 20 bofors
a civil tribunal. A ak weeks period
OF mourning has been prescribed fa
the military while tho civil authori-
ties viii be IN mourning for two
weeks.
, 1922-12-20

WARSAW. Dec. 2o.-By The Assoc
ciRted Professionalism wojciechov-
ski was elected president Of Poland
today to succeed DR.. Gabriel Naru.
towicr. who was assassinated last
Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

adoption or at its first regular moot
Ing after adoption by tho Common
Information reference In hcreby mad n
TO tho proposed ordinance which ia in
tho words and fgurea following:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
STUART AVENUE.

d JIM y 4 y = u
Modern, 7 rooms, tile
bath, oak floors, large-size
porches and nice-size lot.
Possession July 10.
Price reasonable, and
easy terms can be arranged.
w. E. Purcell, Jr, Co., Inc,
.1O4 North Eighth Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK =
CITY HALL.
Richmond. Va. Juno IT. 1922.
NOTICE,


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice Is hereby given to the 1~,,iic
pursuant to joint resolution nf ti,e
council or the City OF Richmond an
proved Juno 16. 1922, directinr ibo
same to be advertised In the Evcnim~
Dispatch. a daily newspaper, nuhiiuh
ed in the City OF Richmond for q
period of ten days. that tho Commit
tee on Streets OF the City Council has
reported favorably ana reco,n
mended the adoption of nm ordi-
nance having tho effect and force OF
an amendment or tho franchise ordi
nances of the Virginia Railway and
Power Company. and that the pro-
posed amendment permits the said
Virginia Railway and Power Comnnny
to discontinue tho sale of certain tick
cts and - charge. except as therein
provided. a faro OF not more than &
cents for each passenger.
Notice Is hereby further given that
tho proposed amendmont aforcsa I'd In
now pending In the Common Council
OF the City Council and may be acted
on by the said body at any meetinr
called for the purpose Cor at a regular
meeting) after the said Amendment
has boon duly advertised for ton CON.
secutivo days beginning with this, the
18th day OF June. 1929. In tho Evening
Dispatch, daily newspaper publiohod
In tho City OF Richmond. II adopted
by tho Common Council. tho said or
dlnance may then be considered by
any meeting OF this Board of Alder.
men called toS tl1a-purDoSa after 6uoA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
4UCTiONS-LEC.iLS
Legal Nnii, e.
OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STATE HIGH
WAY COMMISSIONS. RICHMOND. VA.


WAY COMMISSIONS. RICHMOND. VA.
June -. 1922.
Sealed bids will 10 received at tn.
Office Of the Virginia State Highway Com
mission, ZIG South Third Street, Rich
moni. va: until IL o'clock noon. June
"a. 1922. for the construction OF
PROJECT S-:lS. ROUTE 40. Z, \ re-
enforced concrete bridge 81 feet l-2
inches long. over Happy Creek. nt Front
Royal Warren County. Va. involving
approximately e56 cubic yards concrete
and 1920 pounds steel.
Plans and specifications for inspection
arc on hic at the office OF the State High
way Commissioner. li6 South Third street,
richmond, Va. and ut the Office OF tho
dIstrict engineer. stanton, Va AddI-
uonai plans can no secured from W. r.
Hobart, 100 North Eighth street, Rich
mond. Va. on payment o. Isc
specifications and bidding proposals may
ne obtained by request from the State
highway commissioner. lls south Third
street. Richmond, Va.
A State highway engineer will be nj
'front.' Royal Friday IL O'Clock noon. June
20. to show prospective bidders over the
The state Highway Commissioner r.-
serves the right to reject any or all hid.
q. j. COLEMAN,
Sthte Highway Commissioner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
BY II. T. RICHEsON & CONfArT.
Real Estate and Loans.
BY H. RICIEsoN CONrArSY.
Real
Commissioner S Auction Sale
THREE BRICK STORES

kNTT As 2a9t 229G STREET LOCATED
FLATS AS Nos iSp RSTilTT ASG r2UI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
THE HOME.

THE HOME.
There is no time like
the present to start
buying that home. See
us about the following:
1903 FLOYD AVE-
Six rooms, hot-water
heat, hardwood floors,
shades, screens, SER
want quarters. $3.50.
Terms easy.
81 BELMONT AVE-
Six rooms, hot-water
heat, detached, brick,
hardwood floors, tile
bath, sleeping porch,
servant quarters, con-
venient to r. E, Lee
School. $4,000.
2S03 HANES AVE,
NORTH RICHMOND
Eight rooms, stucco,
hardwood floors, mod
ern in every respect;
6O-foot lot $500.
Terms reasonable.
3021 FENDALL AVE-
Eight rooms, 50-foot
lot, beautiful shrubs.
$4,000. Terms like
rent.
HIGHLAND P ARK
Seven rooms, stucco.
$4,000. Terms.
HIGHLAND P A r X
Eight rooms, brick,
hot-water heat. Best
buy in the Park at
$4,000.
;. F. Schmidt & Co., Inc,
Realtors.
Ran. 23S7. 26 n. Sth St.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
REX O. JONES CO., INC.
16 N. EIGHTH ST.
PHONE MAD. 6OO7.

WANTED, to buy lot in North SHE. PEice
reasonable. Box 49, ,arc The Dis-
patch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

FLATS KNoWN Is NoA {sg N , ECU
, SSeu1 or decree Of ienrico
G
Misses, on
90
blowing 8 MI
oN'eA' ~ i'-'
and
49, ''e"''' Win
is being
Of the
and the %
retained
n,rcb,so 81
f''N""'''
" 49, 90 '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
RE,4L ESTATE FOR Sab
Houses fsr Hale

NEW h,atca tARsaieN, fsniNs. bath.
breakfast torn,. fahttr, Three Sirss's,
latss celiah aathsr and twa chicken
heuses, electric lights, he. ana cold
'Nrtprt mile frcni city initsi Peters
hatH Fiks, Terms n desired, Fruit
trees aud uns acre pf land, Hos II sti,
rare The Dispatch,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

WEST MAIN ST-pr!ck, rooms and
bath, &Sn Mcdaniel. with Il. :, Hui-
gins & Co, Madison s.SS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
20 Acre Farm
Tract

with 10 acres timber ready for mill
ana 90 acres cultivated land.
Mules. hogs. poultry, usual sunnIv
OF implements, four ii. F. Gasoline
Ford Runnbout. Complete biacksmiIh
0utnt. Al the household furniture
ruiI particulars mailed on recent OF
]. w. LORD.
Auctioneer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
REX O. JONES CO., INC.
Is \. EIGHTH ST.

'FoR SALE H5nas5ras i...5oa .es!ss,-e.
a: c!oTs:da.e Va seven ;uue- .TYm
Roanoke. Va. 10, water heat. elec,rlg
lighting plant ;"9 oat!is concrete
esse!nen, and servants house, concrete
dairy. yoLre bearing orchard barn.
CRIBS. too. house o. 10 ceres az lama.
high state 0: cultivation. Tine. Cree.
running through property. blue Erass
SOD. newly fenced fronting au ma
tionai Highway Cnurch.- scao5. store.
roller mi! "djolE!ng property. -Four.
passenger tras.s running daily to and
from koanoty. Price. $4,000. Terms
One-fourta cash. balance IN .!y .,usi
annua! payments address C. " Conn.
ton, Roanoke Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

oy ccy mat the bond
SAMUEL wADiJII.I. Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
Owners Sales to
Quick Buyer Only.

Attractive. modern .hurban 8 and
S-room houses; good condition: garages:
$1,000 and $1,000. Like rent: mort
gage. Monte!ro Avenue. Madison 2s74-J
except Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18

NORTH HICHMOED-Lo,. 50 feet ye.,
SIDE o. Woodrow Avenue. Price $3.50.
MADISON 1891. J. a. Connolly & Co.
VEST SIDE NORTH AVESUE-On city
line; attractive building lot. next 10
ih:s- new homes. only $3.50. 1850 cash
&c = month. Box r is!. care The Dis
ga,ch.
WESTHAMPTOS lot. half block from
Three Chopi Road; good location. Price.
10 per foot. Hall down. rest monthly.
Tbs IS a bargain Phone Madison asa
WESTHANFTOS LOTS-M.s. K Haw.s
L!pscoinb, sl7 American National Bank.
BARGAIS-A lot for sale on Petersburg
PIKE. stop i2. so by $50 feet: cost $3.50
tSo years ago. VIII sell for $3.50 cash
address J. J. l-oher. 1921 Ashland ST
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-18
FOR SALE.

E;rh,-oo-, modern s.urco
dwelling Highland Park. Bargain
al $1,000.
Choice Highland Paris lot. at
from SIS per foot W.
West End apartment building
we'll located and Il good reDter
can he bought cheap :oG cash OF
wll, consider par; exchange.
Yves, End. modern o-'-.
dwelling OF seven rooms; hard
wood floors. Something nice.
Cheap at Ss5o9.
iO-ac:e truck or poultry farm
81 room dwelling, barn. etc, To-
ca;el on good road. miles from
,l:y. $500. Terms
Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-13
"CANNING WEEK" URGED
BY OREGON C. OF @.

PORTLAND, Sept. ITO assist
in the relief of the fruit growers OF
the state who are hard hit by the
present rail strike, the Oregon state
chamber Of commerce has suggested
that the week of September 1928
be designated as Canning Week" )"
to be observed throughout the state,
during which housewives will be
urged to can a two years supply OF
fruit for family use.
Communications suggesting Can
ming Week" have been sent to more
than one hundred commercial clubs
and chambers of commerce in Ore
gon. Governor Olcott has been re-
uuested to place his official stamp
of approval upon the project.
It is pointed out by state chamber
officials that the rail strike has cur
tailed car service to points east, es-
pecially in regard to refrigerator
service, with the result that humber
fruit crops in Oregon are in dan
ger of being lost through lack of
market. An increased volume OF
home canning will do much to re-
lieve the situation, 1t is believed.