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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
DEMPSEY MAY FIGHT
BRENNAN LABOR DAY
Champion Halls in Chicago
on Trip to Los
Angeles.
TBy Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. May 2I-Jack Dempsey.
worlds champion boxer. accompanied
by mis- American secretary. his Eng
i'sh monocle and his German police
Dog arrived here from New York to-
oaF. told reporters that Europe was
great. hut America was greater. and
LEFT tonight for Los Angeles
lie allowed himself To he inter
viewed on lighting. marriage. Paris
cafes and English nobility. posed for
photographers with the mouocie In
position. went for stroll on Mlchi-
gan boulevard and called II hay.
the only prospect for fight In the
near future. he said wua ;; copt.s,
with hi! brennan at Michigan civ.
Ind. on Labor Day. Promoter Eitz-
simmons talked with Dempsey while
h" was In Chicago today and told him
that Brennan had been signed for
the Labor Day engagement II hIs
manager and the promoter can come
To terms.
1f the Michigan city fight liz staged.
dempsey said. he VIII not return to
Europe TO meet Georges Cnrpcnti.r
until after IN" engagement here. his
European contract calling for a nigh,
with the Frcnchman before June l923.
Carpenter. Dempsey said was
heavier and In better condition than
when he and the Fr"nchman met last
year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
k|WAN|ANs PREPARE
FOR MERRY EVENING
Attendance Committee Offers
Mems Silk Hose as
Prize.

PETERSBURG. VA, Nav a1-Ki.
~an'ans Of Petersburg are going 10
nave big time Tuesday night, when
they gather for their regular month
~ meeting at the Y. NJ c. A. at ESQ
O'clock. Kiwanian Russell Perkin-
son, chairman Of tho committee. on
attendance. has sent out the follow
ing:
"supper-Tuesday. May %. Y. NJ.
A.. $50 sharp.
attendance prize: Billy Pace. OF
the New York Clothing Company. Will
give six pairs OF mems silk hose.
Inc secretary Will notify IA certain
Kiwanian to remember the NTH man
who sreets and shakes hads with
MIN tthe certain KiwanIan). To tho
NTH man COOS the prize. Get busy
and glad hand every Kiwanian in
sisht before the meeting begins
Several new members will be
taken in. and full attendance VIII
give them a good Impression Moses
Lnvenstein Will have the program
and he promises something nice.
Remember: a Kiwanis meeting Is
tho best place to pick mp new IDEAS.
near valuable facts. recreate YOUR
physical body and tone up your
thinker. That other men envy YOU
your privilege Of occupying your
chair on Tuesday. Call your buddy
or be prepared TO hand over your
fine 10 the high sheriff"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
HAMPDEN- SIDNEY HAS
VARIED ATHLETIC YEAR
Garnet and Gray Wins 6 of
III Contests OIL Diamond.
Other Branches of Snort

AMPDEN-SIDNEY. VA, May 21
during the recently closed basc
hall season. the Hampden- SIDNEY
'"Iicuc nine won six games and los,
hNe 10 coheEe and university tcnms.
nv" OF the Ilser's scheduled games
"eihg c"hceled because Of rain. Two
games were dropped 10 the Newpor,
News and Portsmouth mines, OF the
Virginia League.
only three college teams took n.
number OF the Garnet and GRAY to,
scrs. the University Of Richmond n.
Ing the victor in three OF tho rane.
In which the locals me, dcfoa,
LynchburG College gave the loc,l.
drubbing In the opening game or
the year, while william and Mary
beat tho Tigers In the last game OF
the season.
With the conclusion ~ this cue
c"ssful season, iiampd"n- sidney com
plYt,s one OF the most brilliant attn
ic,ic years IN the history of tn.
school. The Tiger football team MAS
one OF the strongest in I'll" State and
had clear claim To the college
cham pionshIp Of both Virginia and
North Carolina. The basketball
team. while not nearly 40 succe.v-
ful Rs tho eleven. had a fair Erason
and defeated number Of strong
teams. including Lynchburg College
and the l.ynchburp Elks.
The Garnet and Gray tennis team
"anpulsh"d both Randolph Macon
and Amelia Courthouse. and. IN re-
turn. wcr" beaten hy Virginia Poly
t"chnic institute" 4 tic match vas
played at Richmond with tho Unit
r"rsity OF Richmond. and In the re-
turn match at iiarnph'n sidney. the
locals had taken the doubles match
when rain broke up tn" procr"dingz
In the only track meet ~ tn" year
this being the Hrst year that
manifestations has recognized
track as major sport-the Tigers
defeated Randolph Macon by large
margin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

hfldr" street harrisburg. IA, in an
lnt"rNS'" with the Plant Juice Man.
ne BOYD brothers always seem TO be
'"p''h"r anu are w"il known
suffered with my stomach for
!" years" Mr.. J. W BOYD continued.
by food would not digest. but would
J"St lay In my stomach and ferInent.
causing gas To form which would
work up around my hear, ana make
u nound and ralpita,e. had dizzy
F't"s and not flashes. had shoot
ing pains All over my body.
At tn, point in the interview Mr.
". \ i"yd TOOK up the conversation
and said.
Il vas just ilkc my brother. our
"'''h.h's ""rc always similar. The
v"'E Inference Was that my liver
trouble: ne more than awning .Isc
ana caused me TO ne bilious alm.s,
an the time, Plant Juic. has done
both OF us world OF good: h., modc
US feel better in every way and We
are sIh6 10 recommend H."
Plant Juice IL sold in Richmond =,
IrhgIe'h Drug store. in Petersburg
bE Morrison. the Drug Man: IN Chase
cry by tho Chase city Drug Co
ADV,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
WHIPPING OF DOCTOR
STIRS BIRMINGHAM
INV Associated Press. y,

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, Nay 2l-An-
nouncemen, by local civic clubs and
Individuals OF subscriptions to re-
ward fund for the apprehension o!
the guilty persons. and statement OF
the local office Of the Department
OF Justice that rhe criminal ma
chinery Of the Federal government
was working upon the case. were the
principal developments today from
the announcement last night that DR..
J. d. bowling. city and county health
officer. had, Wednesday night. been
lured from his home and severely
whipped by party OF men.
The logging Of tn: public official
was the principal topic Of discussion
upon the streets OF the city today,
and indignation over tho crime was
expressed in statements Of members
OF the medical profession and other
persons.
NO announcement was made today
by city and county officers OF pror
ress made In the apprehension - :he
guilty persons. but they all declared
that they were confident the mem
caught. -. i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
DELEGATES ARRIVING
AT MUSCLE SHOALS
tRy Associated Press.l

FLORENCE, ALA, May 2l-Dele-
gates wer. arriving today for the
conference on Muscle Shoals under
direction OF the Southern CONNER
cial Congress, to be held In Florence,
Shefneld and Tuscumbia. beginning
tomorrow. The first meeting VIII
take place here tomorrow afternoon
An inspection OF government nitrate
plants and power sites is scheduled
for Tuesday morning. followed by
two sessions OF the conference at
Shefae,d. Concluding sessions will
take place at Tuscumbia Wednes-
day.
A number OF civic and commercial
organizations will participate, and
speakers OF national prominence
have places on the program.
Among tho organizations expected
to send representatives are the
American Farm Bureau Federation.
the Mississippi Valley Association,
the Tennessee River Improvement
Association and the Robert r. Leo
Highway Association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
women to Join Countr. Gin,

PETERSBURG. VA. Nav ol-Tb.
Petersburg Country Club. Inc. VII,
receive applications OF women for
membership. Those who are eligible
ar" heads OF families or the head,
Of whose families are stockholders
IN the club. The age limit for
women has been made l6 wears
which permits the younger set to
inter The committee consists Of
Val Parham. Waverly Townes and
Thomas Whyte. The woman NOM
h"rship list is limited TO $50 There
are now $50 men stockholders In
IN" cluh. The new clubhouse is ex.
p"et"d 10 he ready by July !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
POLICEMAN SEIZED
IN PETERSBURG RAID
3. d. Hoyle IL Accused of
=. Gambling and Faces
: Court Today,

fErRRshERo, VA. May I'D. D,
Doyle. n member OF the pvtprahura
,Haltoe Department. wan arrcsted this
heratna ahuut Asa o'clock Ia a raid
made on the Niphmond iiouap. a
@el.known Eas, Hank street resort.
D. sereeant ritmus and On,cors
Hatehinson and Kirkland. Hoylo was
Charged Win gambling and was rc.
Aasod under hond for h!s appearance
before Justice clements tomorrow
morning,
Tho officers had bosn watching tho
house for some ttmc, aud whom they
sWoepod down OH tho gamblers, they
were more than surprised Ia IND ono
nj the force taking part IN tho games
With HeSle, tho following were ar
rested; r. bryant. |. y, Pearson. T.
y, Morgan. J, IL Lufsey, w, l. Beas-
lcS +. l. Lindsay. II, Fl, Hamm, 7. p.
BARROW and George kountes, tho lat
ter proprietor uf the house. who was
charged with operating gambling
house
Huyle claims he was performing his
duties az an officer when he was
caught. but he was or duty at the
time. He told fellow officers that ne
had heen watching the place and In
tondcd TO get Tho goods" on the
gamblers before reporting to head
quarters, after which tho raid was
10 take place. But some one else
EaHe the otricers the tip, and Hoyle
was caugh, in the act OF gambling.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Big Docket fur Police Court

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2l.-Jua-
tlce Clements VIII have big dock OF
before him tomorrow morning in Po-
lice Court. In addition TO the zen
white men caught In the raid on tn.
Richmond House. the other cases To
com" up viii be a. follows: Robert
Nichols. coiored druna also ,,r
hi'lon of felony. Arthur Davis
'"l"red violating license ordinance.
Alfred scott, colored. passing WORTH
."ss checks Tom Jones coiored.
drunk, James Nichols. colored, three
charges OF violating trarric ordinance.
w. VI. Wells. white. speeding. 20.
hrcca Brown. coiorei. who said sb.
TOOK some corn whisky for rheuma
tISm. drunk William Harrison
'ol"red. drunk. George Hatcke,t
ro'ored. gambling Sidney Wilson.
colored, gambling
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
A Fat Spring Chicken
Lands Negro in Jail

PETERSBURG. VA. May IA
fat spring chicken dug Its claws
too deep into the tough hide of
VIII Hill. colored. Saturday night,
and caused Hill to land In Jail
on tho charge Of being impli-
Gated in stealing the fowl
Officers Alternately and King
went TO the II egro's assistance
when he appeared to BIO suffering,
but Instead OF having to render
first aid they found six chickens
underneath HITS shirt. lie failed
TO give the officers a satisfactory
explanation. but reached for his
hip pocket just a little too slow,
when the officers We're quicker rand
found II 81 caliber revolver. Two
charges were placed on the book
against the negro. who will be
given hearing tomorrow morn
ing before Justice Clements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Music club TO Hold Meeting

PETERSBURG. VA, May Eth.
last meeting OF the Petersburg Mu-
~" Club. In be held on the evening
ot June |. is expected to he the bin
sr~t in the history OF tn. club. After
considerable hard work, Miss Mary
Patterson has succeeded in pcrsuad
ing Miss Ellen Ramsey. mc2zo-
prano. OF New York City. To appear
here on that date. Miss Ramsey was
"a Soloisi this season with tn. Ihiln
dc!ph!a symphony Orchestra, and
with the New York society.
Northern press has spoken highly
OF Miss Ramsey's singing. and local
people consider themselves fortunate
IN having Miss Ramsey TO visi, Pc
tcrsburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
This In a much-needed

feeds on This IL a much-needed
Rdmonltion.
jealousy Biurs viaion.
jealousy olurs the vision. The
l'hRrisees In like manner were will
fully blind to the fact that Christ
opened the eyes OF the blind. There.
fore. when Saul hurled his javslin
at David. he could not possibly hit
him; he WAS sure to miss the mark
saul sinned as ne missed tho mark
with his Javel!n. No revenge was
ever planned and carried out that
did not react upon the perpetrator
and injure him more than his VIC
tim. Remember the noble temper Of
John the Baptist, who said. Christ
must Increase, but l must decrease.
Let not our eyes smart at anothers
good fortune, nor envy any man his
hish station. Let us rejoice at our
rivals success. Let us suppress its
beginnings before the poison has cor
rupted the whole lie and before this
fierce tiger has attacked others. IL
cannot be overcome or disposed of By
argument and repression; IL can be
swept out OF the heart only by love
Call nightly upon God.
Il wonder II these two sets or
women did not become Jealous a.
they continued to shout the names
Of their favorites. The women made
saul envious of David. Lest us so
guard our conduct and conversation
mat We may not fan this unholy flame
IN others There IL "A Grecian story
of IA man who killed himself through
envy. His follow citizens had reared
statue To one OF their number who
was celebrated victor I'm the public
games. so strong was the feeling OF
envy which this incited In the brenst
OF one Of the hero's rivals that he
went forth ~very night In order tr
possible. To destroy hat monument
After repeated efforts he moved IL
from its pedestal, and II fell. and in
ITS fail II crushed him. Thi. Is
the suicidal action OF the envy on the
soul"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
DENY STEAMSHIP
MEETS WITH MISHAP
BY United News.l

SOUTHAMPTON, May 2l.-Cunard
officials here fatty deny reports tina,
the BerenSaria, formerly the I'm
perat"r. bound for New York. had
met any mishap as reported The
Cnnnrd offices have received mes
sage. 1t was stated. saying the Bercn-
earia LEFT Cherbourg Sunday after
noon. having been delayed Saturda y
night Off the Isle OF Wight by fog.
The delay In reaching Chcrbourg
from hsre gave rise to reports that
the BerenSaria was in trouble
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
JOCK HUTCHINSON
TO DEFEND TITLE
NY Associn,cd press

CHICAGO. May 2l-Jock IIutchi-
son. VIII" won the British open golf
championship at 81. Andrews last
year and who recently announced
mat h" would not defend his It'll"
TINS year, said today he had reversed
his decision and Viii go 10 England
!" participate in the open tourna-
m"nt lie viii leave for New York
next Thursday. he said, AMI VIII sail
saturday with Mrs. iiutchIS"n. The
qualifying round ~ the British event
is set FOR June -. At tho Royal st.
George club. Sandwich. England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
noh-r, nm--rlI I.n..,t,r D-ud.

PETERSBURG, VA May ol-Rob-
"'t Russell l.asSit-r aged year
and days. son OF T.. T. and I.izzi.
Dunn I.assiter. died FRIDAY morn
inR a; o'clock at the home Of his
parents, 1887 Commerce street. fol-
lowing an illness ~ pneumonia.
which lasted two weeks TIL. body
was shipped to Henderson, y. g.. a
former home of his parents. this af-
ternoon at l:l2 O'Clock. over the Sea
board Air Line Railway. and tho in
terment Will be made in the family
burying ground
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
REV. d. T. MERRITT breaches
ON THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER
Market Street Methodist Pastor Discusses Jealousy and
the Effect 1t Has on Life in Many
Households
PETlcitSnCUu, VA,

| PETERSBURG. VA. May :.-
Jealousy That Green Eyed Monster"
was the rubject OF Rcv. Daniel T.
Mosritrs sermon tonight to largo
| congregation ut Market street Mctho-
dist Church, Tho minister took his
toS' from Samuel XVIII. 10: And Saul
ryrd David from that day and for
ward" DR.. Merritt said In part:
Tho women came out 10 meet the
returning soldiers Flushed and
juhliant with q great victory, they
r"turncd with Saul Us their nominal
leader; hut David was tho hero Of
! the hour. The women sang In nm
nntlphonal manner. one side sinking
ono line. Saul hath slain his thou
sands, and tho other slide answered.
and David his ten thousand 1t
must DO confessed that the singing
and dancing OF the women was to
saul trying incident. 1t mRgnlaed
the hero beyond the monarch. Saul's
jealousy came TO n crisis shortly
after this spontaneous expression OF
praise. Al one time or another all
are liable to this temptation to
sicken at another's Joy. And Saul
eyed David from that day. 1t means
TO look or cast an evil eye upon one
with suspicion and malice. Instead
or placing generous Interpretation
on this public rejoicing. Saul eyed
with ceaseless and cruel envy he
followed him. Wrath Is cruel and
anger Is outrageous: but who Is able
10 stand before envy.
Exotism liz Reverse of Love.
The friendship OF Jonathan stands
out In opposition to the jealousy OF
SAUL II there was man in Israel
who had reason to be envious OF
David 1t was Prince Jonathan, but
note how his eyes flashed with true
love From one and the same root
come two words, Jealous and zeal
Gus, with only one letter OF differ
ence' and yet how very different is
tho meaning. Saul was jealous;
Jonathan was zea!ous. Hannah said,
yet all this royal banquet avaNeth
me- nothing so long as see Mordecai.
the Jew. sitting at the kings gate
Cain confirms the Latin proverb
h. wh" envtes another admits his
own inferiortty. The first murder
was committed from such motive
Wherefore slew he Abel? Because
MS own works were evil and his
Brothers righteous. The same pro-
cess is active in many who are not
guilty of the overt act. Because
Jesus drew to Him disciples. tn.
priests hated Him. because II. was
followed by multi,udcS. the rulers
s"ushr to Kill Him. Because lie an
,wcr.a and acted wisely. the Scribrs
we're iIled with luminosity. PLATE
discovered that for envy they had
delivered Him
"SauI's malay was rgo,ism. We
think OF hatred as loves opposite.
tut later IN NE We learn That the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
BEN BROWNS CLASS
RENDERS PROGRAM

PETERSBURG. VA. May 2l-The
Rem Browns class OF expression rem
dercd delightful program last
Thursday evening in the auditorium
OF the Petersburg High school and
was attended by large and appre-
cintive audience. Each number de-
serves special mention. for the en-
tir" program was well rrnderd.
The program was as follows: Glass
verse Sandalphon" Gongfellow)
Misses Shipping. AnRlin. stewart
Bozelle. Jones and Jennings Recita-
tion-"Mr Brown Has His Hair Cut"
Miss Adeiia simmons. Recitation
"A Matrimonial Experience (Tom
Dixon Leopold Spot,s). Miss I.avina
Valentine. Recitation In May-(sr-
l"ctedD. Miss Mary Margaret Robin
son. Northumberland Crank Des-
prez). Miss Esteie Fowlkes Pan
'"mIne--"Auld Lang Syne" (sclect-
edD. Misses Alley. Robinson. I.avcn-
stein. Bondy. Jones and BarnhilI.
observation-disclosures Musk" dance
verse G.ouise TibbalD. Miss Alice
Jones. Reci;ation-"Th. Cremation
OF Sam Niece" (Robert w Scrvicel,
Miss Sara Vice. Recitation-"O
Folks ,selected). Miss Audrey Bo-
zellc Recitation-"Arathu Tor
m"nt" selected. Misy Louise I.oven-
stein. Pantomime-'Lead Kindly
Light ,sacred), Misses Barnhill,
Nash. Stinson. Simmons Brown
ice ana Stewart. Recttation-"D
Fust Banjo" erwin RusselD. Miss
Julia Media Alley. Recitation Cur
Few Must Not Ring Tonight" ,.oSc
IL Thorpc>. Miss Dnvinda narnhiii.
i'"vitatlon-An Easter symbol (s.-
!"cied). Miss Annie Lee Jennings.
Recitation Young Fellow Aiy Lad
'f"b"ri W Service. Miss Mary
Shuplinr. pant"n, Rose
"' summer 's-lect"dt, Misses Ang-
I'M stewart, Valentine and f'owlk.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Three Pupil. Give Co,c.,

PETERSEuRG va Nav o. II.
Washington Hal last Tnursdav ava.
ming. several % Tcicrsbury.s loadioy
musicians attended the coucor, given
by Forrest i,adn"y Carr who pre.
scented three OF ris Petersburg nv
DIS Mrs. Flor'n"" Frey Davcy. Miss
Elizabeth Hon"rich and Dr \ T.
seay. The singers charmed ~. an
dience with their several numbers
and many cncorcs were necessary I,
was one 81 the mos, succcssftI =.
cjtals held this season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Socialist, to Enter Campaign.

NEW YORK. May 2l.-Thc Social
list party viii enter candidates for
Congress IN every district this fall
and will conduct a vigorous cam
paiGn in tho Western. Southern and
Eastern States, the national exccu-
tive committee announced after a
meeting today. A congressional plat
form also was adopted. 1t will be
made public later II was announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Prepare IL Omen C,,nn 49,,

PETERSBURG VA May p
tersburg kotarians are making elab-
crate preparations for the opnnine
Of Camp Rotary for boys Among The
new improvements vii. be one 81 m.
best wireless telephon" outfits Oh
fainable. and the hoys aye anficin,t.
5nE some delightful evenings this
summer listening TO the concerts sps
o'hor interesting matters by wire.
less. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
Negro Seized in RnId.

PETERSBURG. VA. May cl-l.ieu-
tenant Donohue. Sergeant Payne and
oftcer Clayton raided the home Of
sonny Peterson. colored in Pocahon-
tas yesterday afternoon and say they
found sufficient empty bottles and
liquor TO lodge a charge OF violating
the prohibition law against the negro.
He was locked IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
ALLEN =. SHViIIF.
Director OF Public Works
Sealea nronosnls wiIL b. r..oLy.n a.

Sealed proposals will b" received at
'hi~ Ollie. untti - o'clock moon. May
2'ih. Tor various and sundry work
Including concrete" CurD> ,iurSaIk =
ana retaining walls, also und"rpiu-
hlHS ana carpenter work. totaliug
about ts2, 100000 two Thousand dol
!arA. IN all nv" separat" j..bS IN"
work VIII he let in whole on IL mart
Forms or proposals can b" obtalr,cd
on ap3lication
a certified check for 30 or amount
bid on proposals must aCcouI,3ny
"hch DID hs guaranty OF execution
of contract m" Director Of Public
works reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
ALLEN !. SAvILi.E.
Director OF Public works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
sI.ooo,ooo Fire sweeps Town.

ALBERT LEA. MINI. May 2l-Firc
that swept through block and
half OF the business section OF Albert
Lea early today did damage unofi-
ciaily estimated at 100000. Two
men were hurt by falling glass. and
number OF tenants living over
stores had narrow escapes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22

CHICAGO, May 2i.-More than ono
homes OF wealthy Chicagoans ar"
guarded hy special policemen armed
with sho'guns and heavy pistols. 8,
became known today. as result ~.
tn" killing of burglar late Friday
night b. special officer at tho home
Of Henry y Blair, president OF the
ChICnEn surfnce llncs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
sEAI.En rNnpOSAI.s Mnl n. I

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII b.. re
c"ired nt this ono" unttl II o'clock
noon May 10Th for IN" construction
OF sewer Ia noble Avenue. from
i'rookland Park boulevard TO CulNcrt
near Dupont circl". Forias OF pro-
posalS can be obtained On application.
certified check for amount stated
'*3OopOJ on proposals must accom-
phhE each bid az !: guaranty Of -N-
"cutIon OF contract. III" Director OF
fubllc works reserves the right to
reject any and All bids
ALLEN y S:VlIIE,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-22
TWO BROTHERS ARE
BOTH BENEFITED
"ell-known Men Say Plant
Juice Did Them World
OF Real Good
HAD TILE SAME AILMENTS
Stomach Trouble. Dizziness,
Hot Flashes and Pains
Arc All Gone

MY brother aud ! are both taking
flant Juice. .nd We came in today
10 tell you how much good IL has
zone us" said Nh J. " ROM nf