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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
ALLIED CONFEREEs WILL
EXAMINE PO|NCARE PLAN
French Premier Says Moraio.
rum Is Favorable i'm
Principle.
Try Associated rress.J

LONDON Aug 7-Th" allied states
men who ar. meeting here in an on
d"av"r !" s"lv" the European riddle
today devoted FIVE hours 10 an
analysis "f ia" conditions existing
between Gr"a, Britain. France. Italy
nnd i'.igiurn III" conference" ter
minated IN ia" app"luiJn"nt "f a
committee. composed "f ia" nauan-
ciai ministers az th"s" countries
which Is 4" "Namiu" Into Specific
proposals mad" by Raymond I"iu-
.ar" ia" French I'r"mi"r. These
proposals have not h""u mad" ruhlic.
III. committee" in Collabora ton
with tn" financial experts. IL Z" meet
under tn" cUairnanShip ~ Sir ROD
cr, :. Horne. Rri,ish Chancellor OF
TIA" ENch"c1ucr. ~ l6.3n o'clock to-
m"rr"w m"rnins. il Will max" 81 re-
port 10 ihr fuil conference" some time
TUESDAY or on w"dn"Sday
Franc" has n" "bj""ri"n I" a
moratorium ~ prln"iplc." said NJ
r"iucar" ~" then outlined tho plan
whicr ~" Indicated would 700 salts
fac'"ry /" Frances requirements
"Ev"ry sanction" Nj Lloyd George
replied should bc considered, a. -
whether /, viii result, merely I'm
trouble or in hard cash"
Mr. LLOYD George discussed NJ
rotucare's proposition in detail and
said expert advice should he invited
before 'ho ministers said ycs or NO
=" IL Tho question Of referring tho
matter to 4 committee was unsni-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
NounE Radio Amateur KILLED.

ATLANTA. Ga Aug 7.-Th. &c
cid"nta' death here today %! E"'
amp Harper. -. ~ Albany. Ga
wIil" aiding in tho installation 90
al amateur rad" receiving SGT NJ.
f".i"""d today 10y city counci
adopting An ordinance requiring =
permit from the city electrician h.
FOR" radio stations are set up here.
after. Young Harper who Wa
visiting At III" home of his uncle
u g. camp. department. MANAGE rnr
dry goods store. was aCtemptinp
to throw an aerial wire across a
nigh v"ltag. cable in IN. back ward
when tho wire came in contact with
the cable aud caused his instan,
death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
FINE DEPOSED PASTOR
FOR CHURCH DISORDER

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WINCHESTER, VA. Aug 1-Rev.
J. II. Hawkins. deposed pastor Of ST.
Pauls African Methodist Church
storm center OF warning factions in
the congregation, was today fined
S25 and put under peace bond In Pc
lice Court for disturbing services he
ing conducted bv his successor. Rev
c. f. Lark.
IT was brought out that. while the
new pastor was praying the Hawkins
faction started tune. and that Haw
k!ns called woman "Jczcbci" when
she demonstrated with him.
Hawkins testified he saw Eishon !.
Albert Johnson in Philadelphia Sat
urday. and that the bisl ., told him
TO continue his pastoral until the
presiding elders held a tr.ai How
ever. today Hawkins announced
thirty five members. including him
self. had Withdrawn from the demon
nation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
INJUNCTION AGAINST
STRIKERS CONTINUED

RALEIGH. y. -. AUG. counsel
for roth sides agreeing. Judc" H"nry
-. 1rnn"r In United states District
Court her" today continued uuru Sop
'cmb"- : the temporary Injunction
issued several weeks ago restrain
ing sh"pm"n and others froS utter
f"rirg with employees az tho S"a
hoard Air Lin" Railway at Raleigh
and Hamlet. Denial OF tho allega
lions contained in m" hill ~ com
plain' WAS ,oday made In the answer
~ tho sh"pm"n.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
CaIOmeI is a
Dangerous Drug
Next Dose may Salivate You.
Loosen Teeth or Start
Rheumatism

-
Calonc! = mercury. quicksilver
III crashes into sour bile like dyna
mite, cramping and Aickcnlns YOU
Caiomel attacks The honas and shouIf
never lee put into you: system.
If you feel bilious. headachy. con.
sttpated and all knocked cut, lust co
10 your druggist and get a bottle OF
Dodson's Liver Tone for few cents
which is harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous clIomcl Take
a spoonful and IL II doesn't start your
liver and straightcn you up better
and quicker than nasty calomel and
without making you sick, you Just NO
back and get your money.
Don't take calomel. 1t makes YOU
sick the next day; It loses you days
work Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ems you right up. and you fool great
No salts necessary. Give It to the
children because IT is perfectly harm.
loss and cannot salivate.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
Swallow TYPHOON'S
VICTIMS REACH $4,000
Inv A.snclat.d No.

lIrNGkp\G. AUG. III" toll Of
b" 'yph""n ON Angus, > a. Swa,"W
tr"sdN has mounted Ia % geo dead
collins ar" l."k iuv 10 proNid" decent
burial Tor many and 'ih. bodies ar"
h"inc Inferred IN CnnuN sacks Til.
new figures on lives lost. which al
most, tripl" IN" pvevi"us estimates
wer" contained Ira a circular issued
today hy tn. H"ngkonE branch Of
IN" Sw"t"w chamher "f Commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

Nl'TpR. IDAHO. Aug MARY
Miles Mint"r, motion. picture" actress
was thrown into q window i'm the
N"Stihvl" ~ her private railroad ,.ar
by tn" jar ~ switch engine hoo
yesterday aud received s"V"rD cut
on h"r l"'; arm and numerous
scratches and bruises Tom Moor
received S"Nere bruises about tn.
head. Patricia Palmer received in
Jn'i"s :" her back and possible in
ternal injury, aud Viola Daniels va,
Consid1rahi bruised. All OF the
twenty five in the party were bad
shaken up
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
lilly BLACKS" FAVOR
FORD FOR PRESIDENT
INy Ns.ncI.ted rr..sl

NEWPORT NEWS. Va tUg. =
sentiment, was "v"rwhrluiugly in
'avur ~ H"ury Fords candidacy ,or
ir"s ih"n, ~ Ia" United states yes
'"rday At tn" meeting 80. tn" district
"halrm"n and secretaries 90 Viz
glnias Ills hlsch" Republicans a,
Har shore. Final Endorsement. how
ever. was deferred until august -.
"h"n second m""tin. will 10 held
~ Richmond
Believing they h.vo balance ~
power In tho Ninth District. for
Years Republican, the negroes ,onk
steps :" enter their own candidate
70 oppose the 'lily white" and Demo
cratic nominees FOR tho House 4
Roprerc nts'iv.s there
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
ALLEGED FIRE F|END
TAKEN IN SPO.TsYLVAN|A
Captured Negro Is Accused Of
Setting Fire TO Several
Dwellings.
lSpecIal to The Timcs.Disratchl

SPoTSYINANfA. VA. Aux. -
Walter Lewis. alleged notorious IRE
mend or the county. was arrested
sunday near Mar!r. In tn" county,
by Special Balm Shepherd and IN
"arc"rat"d in the county Jail
Lewis IL asserted to b.. uuIt. a
desperate. aud ~ accused nf burn
ing several dwelling houses n ~
asserted that b" Tas Alternating 1,
set fire {" others when he heard ,l,,
IN" "ihc"rS were In pursuit uf hmm.
ana 2" managed To- "scap. .,rr"s, for
H-N"r"l days, and ou b"irIy ny.r.
taken. II" refused To surrender un,i
"a ila" vas pointed at his breast ,yi,h
VA" declaration that he would L..
killed ~ Ia" did not surrender
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
MAKE NEW REGULATIONS
TO GOVERN DRY CHIEFS
Forbid Directors to Discuss
Prohibition Matters With
Press Representatives.
Try Associatod prc..I

WASHiNC;ToN Aug ~
Treasury regulations designed 70 in
'nr" uniformity of procedure and .
r"atti"uS conduct Of public hu,.,...
~ tn" Offices Of tho Federal r-obybt
ton directors in tho various States
N"t" ISSUED today 10y Internal Rsv.
nu" commissioner blair.
IN" new regulations were draw,
after protest I" Secretary Mellon NJ
h>iil!"rS that prohibition directors
~ a number az states were unneces
>hrily slow In administering tho per
mlsNiN" features az tho dry laws In
Diving salsa II ItoDer Gar nonbevcr-
aSe r:so"ssA
fr"mrtu"s, N tn" handling Of hus-
r"s~ Was emphasized in the reSula
ti"ns. which cover corraapondence
with directors and applications for
'nd assume" "r permit. 10 purchase
li'n"rS aud rhysicianS' prescription
blanks
Discussion ~ dry law matters with
ia" press hr directors was banned
hy tn" r"vuiationa
DIRECTORS. divisional chiefs and
group heads" tho regulations said.
will not discuss with the represan-
ta'iy"s ~ m" press amy detentions.
revocation proceedings. or CHARGES
'Eainst permittees or other persons
prior :" fnal action thereon. and no
subordinate official shall under snv
circumstances. give out any informa-
ton. or discuss any official matter
with newspaper reporters or other
representatives. OF the press"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
Stn!s II Seconds In Air In Glider
trS,.iatai

CLEEMpNT FERRANp. FRANCE
Aux. '.-FlNinc for thirty seven sec
onds In glider. Pilot BouSsoutrot
raised m" hopes az tho spectators a,
camp Mnuillard today when. for III,
moment. they thought a fight in u
moi"rl"SS a!rplane was reality
RouSsoutr"t said tina, ne landed in.
t"nti"na!!y as his flight was only a
qualifying flight. requiring that h,
remain IN the air hut ten seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard white. which any drug store
VIII supply for few cents. shak o
well ana you have quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon bleach.
MassaE" this swc"tiy fragrant lotion
into the face. neck. arms and hands
each day. then shortly note the beauty
ami whItcncss OF yonr skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion to tIeach and bring
that soft. clear. rosy-white complex
son, also as freckle, sunburn and
tan bleach. because 1t doesn't irritate
ADVERTISEMENT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
HAY, HEATING In BARN.
STARTS DAMAGING FIRE

Especial To- The Times Dispatch
SFoTSYI.VANIA, VA. Aug. -
Information reached here today that
large barn belonging to- r. V.
''raHcs. In the belmont section OF
tho county. filled with>-wheat, hay
ana agricultural Implements was
totally destroyed by fire few days
ago.
The nrs was caused by uncur-d ha v
becoming sufnci"ntly hot to generate
nre' and, the burning having oc-
CURED at night. no opportunity was
snorded to check the flames. The
total loss Is said to have been RIO, :
600, with only about $1,000 insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

MORO ANTbWN. w. VA. Aug. 49,
Fire. said by IN" authorities To hav.
aeon in""ndiary. today damaged the
'!ppi" ~ TN" Mutual Coal COMPANY
~ NaidSville. near here. blood
ununds followed ~ trail 10 com oany
hons" near the tippie. but n" arr"s,
w"r" made. Tw" locomotives valued
A. $40. 90" each w"r. DESTROYED Til.
mine has operated as an open shnu
inc. Npril | last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
TYPHOID CLAIMS
VICTIM IN DANNILLE

Especial 10 The Tim.s-Disratch1
DANNIltF VA AUG 1-Tvphoid
'"ver cla im"d = victim her. late last
night when Ra'clins ~ CoNiuEtuu.
son ~ Captain John - CovinE,on.
lied A. his home after an Illness 81
three weeks Ms sister. Miss Johan-
ma toNlnG'"n. j. critically IN with
the SANE malady. Deceased lcav.-
Ms father thre" brothers. Jonn and
rudolph. both now III India engaged
~ IA" iohacro business and George
t"vinCton az this city MR.. Fannie
Howard !s hnlr-slsier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
BLAME FOR 80 DEATHS
is LAID TO ENGINEER
'"r"ners Jur, snys Wreck WINS
caused by Pilots
Negligence.
Try Associated Press.

DE SpTr. Mo. Aug -\"ylix.nc.
IN IN" part OF Engineer Mat, Gin
ger Glenn was Responsible for the
Su rhnr Springs wreck which caused
'h'r'N-hN" deaths thus FAR and in
my I" NOR" man 10" persons. ac-
'"r'InS I" IA" verdict 80 crron"r's
Jury late this aft"rnnnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
Tanker. Mate KIN. uI,u.,,

NORFOLK VA. Aug. John r:
Wesstr"m. first mat. on the tank
steamer Norman Bridge. disrharr ing
on mere" Sh"t himself To death today
when n" went ashore sunday WeSs-
from showed his shipma,"s re-
N"INer. aud, putting il back in his
p"'Krt. declared. II am going 1" Kill
myself"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
Return M True mn. In >orro,.

NDFtFVI.TN. Va. AuE. ..--With MApp
act violations In tn" majority. ninety
iru" bills We're found by tn" gramL
Jury which sat today Ia Corporal lon
court, ~" . Just IFS indictments
w"r" acted upon 10y IA. jury ANA
;w"niy-"n" appeal cases from sen
;"n""s imposed ny Police JuStic. Sim
mons "f tn" polio" Court. were MISC
heard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
EiLtn. leave. sa,o,ao Estate.

" NSHTNTTbN. Aug. u Richard
Eikins. VIII" died A. Atlantic City
Jun" 80. left an 'stat. ~ $4,000 t.
II" divided equally hrtw""r his sis
ter. Mrs Katherine EIkins Hin. and
his brothers. senator Davis Elkin.
OF West Virginia : e r:ikius. j.
and BIaln" Eikins. i, was shown I'm
his will. fled today for probate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

ETNA Mills VA. Aug. There
were three terrible electric and hail
storms passed across this section
saturday night In the ManaGohic 4
neiEhh"rh"od. about TWO mile
square. the hail destroyed the tohac-
co. corn. peas and potatoes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
Mrs. A.. 4. nr,"n Die. In china.

ASHENli.i.t.. y. g.. Aug Mrs
\. - Dixon, VII. of Rev. 4 g. Dixon
prominent baptist minister and mis-
siouary. died in WulunE. China. Sun.
daN. August Is. according Ia word re.
c"ivch In cahlegram by her dauvh.
ter. Rev. pr and Mrs. Dixon left fivs
weeks ar" for china. and the latter
died as result Of meningitis con
tracted white aboard ship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
De valera Reported wounded.
TRy Associated rress1

LONDON. Aug. S.-The Mirror this
morning quotes an arrival at Liver
pool from Cork as saving tina, canon
de Valera has been wounded in Cork
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
PRODUCTION OF TOBACCO
DECREASED DURING 1921
Bulletin Says Crop Was lOO,-
100000 Pounds Less
Than in 1920.
EXPORTS EXCEEDED IMPORTS
7.Mh.000 Cigarette. Were Made
During Inst i~nr. Of which s5.7a3.-
""."n Were Consumed by Am-ri-
cnn People.

Especial Ia The Times Dispatch
WASilNGrON. -. g. Aug. The
"rar'meni 81 Commerce will short
iSSu" tho annual census report on
ackS ~ leaf tobacco. etc. for 1871
'nil"'in No. 1879. Tn" bulletin az
s"mhics tn" quarterly reports ~
stocks "f leaf tobacco. II also con
iains data regarding IN" acr"ag" In
and production OF tobacco hy states
and 10y types. the prices obtained
for tobacco by IA" growers. the mum
Der Of registered factories; Tn" puau-
ity Of tobacco consunred: tho r'Ianti-
ties of tho several Tobacco" products
manuta cturrd. revenue collected on
tobacco. the quantity of tobacco con
*umoi and tobacco ?-r!."'- mann
fac'ured In bonded manufacturing
warehouses; tho quantities ~ loaf
tobacco and tobacco products import
cd exported. and stored in rni,ed
states bonded warehouses;, and tho
i'caliz1ti ion ~ tobacco growing a.
returned a. tho 1890 ccnyus OF agrl-
cTiuIr" Tn" oht"c, - tho bulletin
has been TO assemble n ono pubIic.-
ton ia" statistics FOR tho various
inHScs "c jh' Tobacco" Industry and
:" present it"m ia convenient form
Tor ready rci'.g' uc".
brrrrn-- In 1921.
Acc"riiu. I" ;h" huil"tin there
WEI" li1a.ou" acres planted IN to-
i"'"o In 1871. whn" the prnduc;Ion
from that crop amounted L. i.iIT.-
"s..o"n pounds. which compares vita
] 90. 22".""" pounds for lr2O. Thor"
40" Imported during m" ycar loaf
'"nH'r" ana 'oha cCn products u tho
NHlu" ~ fS".2i5 600 Will" the "hpurts
az leaf tobacco w"r" valued At APP
proNimat"ly S2"5 0or.po0 ANA Of to-
bscru products e, S2l .0oo. 600 rho
combined production 81 cigars In reg
stored Factories and IN bonded man
u'acturing war"hou.". naS sa.is.i
roo. ~ "lsHr"it"s. Jt2sT ."r". uuU. aud ~
chewing aud smoking tobacc" and
suU" ZOO" 600 pounds Th"rc wcr.
..1ii $1,000" cigarettes exported dur
Ing IN" y".r. leaving ti7i7. 900 00o
factory mad" oiSar"t'"s for c"nsIu,p-
ton IN the United states. R"venu"
collected during me Year amounted
:" tZitn35.GnG o' TINS Total North
CAROLINA contributed tIH5s7.o"o. S.p
for. 50; i9r.o"r PENNSYLVANIA t22.
.sh "ho N"r i"rsc: t2o.rl2 600. Nir-
ciria. ils.jsn 600. and Ohio. 2iS255.-
roo
EiEht-cent CiEnr Most Popular.
'h@ oval mum p"r ~ large
sirt 80 .'"".'P' sp!d ~ manu-
M enH'hE
-" o. 80 ''.'V'''"u' or - per
'n'"n"c' 10 re'ai ,or nov
NO. 'ha" cn's -ls''ho",'"" or
'"' '"h'' ,"' ni"r' IMAM crnu'
az, n.y. W. '"" 'h'N go ''"''
- ''''' '"' "'''f man
no, ""'~ 'h'h - cents
~" p"f ''h' I"7
- ~" "" "''''
'h '"'
49, 80 81" ~ Nn""'
~ '"''' ''"""' 10"
~ '""" ~
~"
80 .'"'
'"", W." d" 'rS 'h'"
' ny "''''
"'.i
'.' ~"
,N - "'t ak" "f W.
90 - '''"' '''' go $500 10Y " cents
w
i"i" SHOW. Fniiins on.
The tobacco .ro, n, I.lg a,.or,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

\ hetetr salt. lack Frost" Ask
your grocer for it.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08
NO HEARTBURN
FROM THIS
NEW ASPIRIN

Many folks terrorined with
heada Chez fear to seek relief in
aspirin because OF flatulencs or
heartburn afterward.
TINGLES LAXO ASPIRIN
holds the pain relieving auali-
ties Of s grains OF genuine
aspirin plus new Gualitiea which
counteract the discomfort that
often follows tho taking Of pure
aspirin alone.
A mild disrstant has BEEN
added. as we'll as gentle Lara
tive. These two combine to ~f-
fectively remedy the cause Of
the pain. The laxative aids Ia
removing body poison. which,
when pent up in the system.
cause discomfort and oftentim~s
severe pain.
TINGLF'S I.AXO ASPIRIN
r. the scientific product Of smi-
Rsnt Chemists whose work 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

Ifs absorbed easily
lit relieves paia quickly
-Its . gentle laxative
1INGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask ysur druggist for the
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Research Laboratories Wash.
tagto1, D. &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-08

endorsed h v
lea ding physi-
clans. Re sure
to ask for TIM
GILES LA 10
ASPIRIN. the
aspirin with the
Athrss points:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-30
Senator Capper Wishes
Jiggs and Maggie a Bon
Voyage on World Wide Trip
Senator Fletcher of Florida Joins Kansas Senator In
Wishing Jiggs and His Mirth Provoking Household
All the Luck in the World.

earned a world trip and the best the
world has to offer.
"I bespeak for you hearty welcome
into all homes wherever you CO.
''Your sincere friend and. well
risher ARTHUR CAPPER."
From Senator Fletcher.
To which Senator Fletcher ads
word of sage counsel recommending
that Jiggs select a ship flying the flag
of Uncle Sam, since these vessels.
altho technically United States terri
tory. do not carry the burden OF ma
tionaI prohibition to sea.
my dear Jigss:
"It is stated that you and Maggie
and Dinty Moore are starting on
trip around the world. your first stop
being China.
'I cannot have you leave without
the assurance that your friends wish
you a happy journey-quite as happy
as YOU are at home-and a safe return.
MAY venture to suggest that you
as good Americans, always patronize
the unsubsidized ships flying the
American flag. You and Dinty will nc
doubt enjoy every foot of it, including
the galley" which. it is said, you Will
find as well fitted as any afloat.
I'VE shall look forward with antici-
patton to reports of your tour.
Yours with best wishes.
DUNCAN U. FLETCHER
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-30

That the departure of two such IA
NOUS personages as Jiggs and Maggie,
the principal characters in George
McManuss celebrated cartoon BRING
ing Up Father" which appear IN me
state Journal, on a tour of the wide
wide world means something even In
the life of the United States senate
has been made plain in communlca-
lions from two leading members OF
that grave and dignified body. Senator
Camper of Kansas and Senator Duncan
M. Fletcher of Florida. wishing Jtggs
and his n1irth provoking household all
the luck in the world on their epochal
trip.
Senator Capper has sent Jiggs the
following:
my dear Jiggs:
IT have just learned that you ana
Maggie and Dinty Moore are to leave
soon on a, world tour and 1 desire to
Join with your legion of friends IN
America in wishing you happy ana
successful voyage.
"You have become national lnstl-
tuition in this country for the eradica-
ton of gloom; you have been SO faith
full. and have done so much thru your
daily visits to carry joy and whole
some humor into the homes of all
kinds of Americans, humble cottage
and palace alike, that feel you have
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

f. Mawhiuney to n. F. Bragunier.
two-fifths int in lot DIG Kansas
same e' to n. NJ. Robinson, same. 80.
l.. Ticehurst to L. B. Hathaway, lots
65-67 Wayne ave, Miler's College
Park add ............-...-..-
d. A. Hayes to l.; Nicholson lot No.
pit 9S, 18th st TROOPS 3rd add.
NJ A Neiswender to J, c. Shearer, lot
So part lots $500, Wilson ave,
Gordon's ADD. ,..-:..-.--...;.
Shawnee Agency Realty co, TO W W
Carpenter and Others, lot 49I,. pit
495, woodward ave, Elmhurst add.
C. NJ Cannedy to c j. Custard, lots
4S-50-52 Oak ST., Norris sub. ...-.:. ]
]. ]. Schenck to J. Goodwin, lot q
Adams St. Cranes add ...-...-..f
NJ Dessert to II. Underwood, pit lots
p1-S. Throop st. TROOPS 3rd add.
NJ Oberst to A. NJ. Bartlett, lots ",
pit. 81, Branner St, n. Klein's add
c. Lowe TO A. Sawyer, pit. ne. "a ~
A c. Griggs and others to C. He'd
rick, pit lots 2T2-4-6-S Sth ave E.,
Metsker's 3rd add. .-..-.--.. :....-.,
NJ Attebury to W. N. Greene, tract IN
W. se D. owen to W. n. Greene, tn in
Sc u G-11-16
]. Hawthorne to d. Parker, lots 1921
r. r. ST., Herron's add. ........-...
ID. Parker TO ]. Weatherly, pit lot 90,
Railroad St, Fillmore st. add; also
lots 1901 Railroad St. Herron's add.
Shawnee Co. to F. L. Stephenson, see
reeoT Tot;.n 70 w n Green. lot 10
]. III. Gibson to Topeka United Pres
byterian church, lots 4S2-S4-6 Fill
more street, blk. IL, Kings add. -.
Trustees-B F. Reser to Rossville st.
w % PendI lei Sc. i 22-io-iS. -.
Shawnee Co. to l.. f. Humphreys, PIT
no. u 5-f2-16- ......-..-.-,.......-
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WANTED-sALESMEN


WANTED-An alert business getter; TO-
600 mile guaranteed new cord tires at
prices below all competition. Exclusive
local territory. 500 and commission.
Michigan, Chicago.
WANTED-Live salesman or broker ex-
perienced in bottling trade to sell soft
drink, franchise backed by strong adv.
campaign. ORANGE SMASH CO., Drawer
2512 Birmingham, Ala.
CIGAR statesmen WANTED : 1928
month and expenses. Former experience
not necessary. Send addressed stamped en-
velope for information. National Cigar Co.,
High Point, n. c.
DISTRICT FIELD MANAGER WANTED
Should net $4,000 yearly. No. CORE
spondence course. Weekly advances,
Merchants School of Adv. File, % Quincy
ST., Chicago.
WANTED-Cigar statesmen, $50 per month
and expenses. Experience unnecessary
Send stamped envelope for information.
Royal Cigar Co. High Point, N. c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-09-30
BUSINESS CHANCES.
AN OPPORTUNITY
WORTH WHILE

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A few shares of stock in this rapidly
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in on the ground floor-to make
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