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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14
Commercial g. Investment
BANKING SERVICE

In addition to this our close coordination with the
great money reservoirs of the larger city enables to
give metropolitan banking servce-and give it within
few minutes from your Office 1t is possible
for the Indiana manufacturer through his local banker
Visit your local bankerhe will tell you how Fletcher
American Service can be applied to your Or,
if you prefer will explain to you the many interest
ing angles and details that will enable you to this
we'll rounded banking service.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

ELI LILLY, Vice President Eli Lilly & Co.
WALTER c. MARMoN, President Nordyke
& Marmon Company.
FELIX M. MCWHIRTER, President Peoples
State Bank of Indianapolis
G. BARRET MoxLEY, First Vice-President
Kiefer-Stewart Company
GORDON A. MURDOCH, of H. C. S. Motor
Car Co.
CHARLES S. RAUH, President E. Rauh 4
Sons Fertilizer Company
LEWIS P. ROBINSON, Treasurer.
CHARLES B. SoMMERs, President Gibson
Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

To very large extent, the success of rnanufac-
turer depends upon the industrial vision of his banking
connections The Fletcher American National Bank
we'll the Fletcher American Company, with whom
it is at all times in the closest co-operations headed
by board of directors who for the most part,
tually engaged in various industries From their
experience the broad industrial vision and under
standing for which Fletcher American Service-a
bnation of the Fletcher American National Bank and
of the Fletcher American Company-is well known.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

Missouri River and Roosevelt's one
time ranch at Medora, n D., where
the painted hills" and petrified for
ests of the bad lands are to be seen.
Besides offering them the hospital
ity of the camp the Fargo Commercial
club provides information, road maps
and the use of a rest room
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14
Financial Statement, June 80, 1922
LIABILITIES

Capital Stock NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
surplus + una
Circulating Notes Outstanding .................
Amount Due Federal Reserve Bank Deferred
STeQlCSJ
Amount Due to National Banks .................
Amount Due to State Banks Bankers and Trust
companies
Certified Checks Outstanding NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cashiers Checks Outstanding -..............
Individual Deposits Subject to Check ............
Demand Certificates of Deposit .................
Dividends Unpaid Observation-Disclosures.
Time Certificates of Deposit ...................
Other Time Deposits Observation-Disclosures.
Postal Savings Deposits ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Other United States Deposits NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
U. S. Government Securities Account ............
Bills Payable Observation-Disclosures.
Notes and Bills Redscounted Observation-Disclosures.
Acceptances of Other Banks Sold With Indorse-
ment of This Bank Observation-Disclosures.
Letters of Credit and Travellers Checks Sold for
Acceptances Executed for Customers ............
Other Liabilities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

M. Protopapadakis will head the
new Greek coalition cabinet Pro-
topapadakis, who has held a num-
Der of important posts in the Greek
government, is said to have strong
hackers in parliament.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

THEODORE STEMPFEL, Vice President
Fletcher American National Bank.
ELMER w. STOUT, Vice-President and
Counsel Fletcher American National
Bank.
ALEXANDER L. TAGGART, President Tag
CART Baking Co.
ANTON VoNNEGUT, President Vonnegut
Machinery Company.
GUY A. WAINWRIGHT, ice-President
Diamond Chain and Mfg. Co.
OSCAR P. WELBoRN, Vice President
Fletcher American National Bank.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14
RESOURCES

Discounts S15,9631s8.52
Overdrafts Secured Unsecured ......... 5669.46
Customers Liability Account of Acceptances Elk
ecuted by this Bank .................... 2S6773.59
United States Bonds Deposited to Secure Circu-
Iation ..:..e..................... 17951OoOO
All Other United States Government Securities
Other Bonds Stocks Securities etc. ....... 243945577
Banking House Furniture and Fixtures ... 100000
Estate Owned Other Than Banking House 32493.96
Lawful Reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . 942sS382
''e Collection e.elai DaDA II. 192848772
Banks ............... .............. O11O
Amount Due from State Banks, Bankers and Trust j.
Companies in U. S. Observation-Disclosures. 279I1219
Exchanges for Clearing House .......... 39636s 80
Other Banks in Same City S5,19392
Checks Banks Outside City ............. 171,74724
Miscellaneous Observation-Disclosures. S,97444
U. Treasurer Observation-Disclosures. s6,755O0
Other Assets 18586266
Total 71Os,321O4
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

ELKHORN, Ind.-The Recreation
circle met with Mrs. Ralph Druley
Tuesday afternoon. Those present
were Mrs. John Hawley and daugh-
tiers, Mary Elizabeth and Dorothy
Jane, Mrs. Henry Lohey and son,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-07-14

day afternoon. :. Mrs. Mary Strader of
New Hope spent the first part of this
week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Strader. E. Miss Marjorie Pickett is
visiting Mrs. Ralph Kettle of Rich
mond.
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HERvEY BATES, JR.
SToUGHToN A. FLETCHER, President
Fletcher American National Bank.
GEO. C. FoRREY, JR, President.
ALFRED NJ. GLossBRENNER, President
Levey Printing Co.
WILL H. HAYS, Director General Ma
tional Association of Motion Picture
Industry.
LOUIS C. HUEsMANN, President Central
Supply Company.
HARRY R. KURRIE, President, Chicago
Indianapolis & Louisville Ry. Co.
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GERS FLETCHER AMERICAN COMPANY

SToUGHToN A. FLETCHER, President
GEO. C. FoRREY, JR. Vice-President H
L. P. ROBINSON Treasurer J..
G. B. CLIPPINGER Secretary E
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1,000,000.00
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
RATHER GO TO PRISON
THAN EXPOSE HIS PAL
This Is Said to Have Been
Answer of Youth Facing
Larceny Charge.

Arrested on grand larceny charge
involving tn" thcft Of J"welry and
currency valued at more than $500.
vernon Alley Dp.bse. - years old.
Is said |" HAY" told detectives Ia.
would s"rN" prison term rather
than expose his accomplish. ira an
alleged confession at poIic. Head
quarters yesterday afternoon.
My aCc"mplic. is also my nal
who has often befriend.d m.. and
has his future before him. VIVA,
- tn" use OF running tw& lies? III
race the charges alone" This j.
SAID L" have been tn. vnuihf,,I
prisoners reply to warming from a..
tectives that If Tie told all n. kn..y'
II might prov" tn" means OF rui,ir,,.
Ing tn" charges preferred arainsr
him II" was demanded To a eel
at Second Station ana viii hay. =
pr"iininary hariu& n roIicr t.our,
this morning
Arrested in tn" lobby of - dawn.
town hotel by Detective S.rgrnni4
h.rtucci and Duffy. the prisoner said
he had no definite address Records
in Juvenile Court show he had for
rn"r!y been an inmate OF Laurel re.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
SUnth .ttInntt,
CERTAIN RELIEF
FOR INDIGESTION

Indigestion and II. st,ondan, ills
such as dyspepsia, heartburn. sour
stomach. gripping pains dys.nterv
tiarrhoea. collie. cholera inorbus
chronic constipation. gas etc. and
even sick. nervous headaches. are now
directly traceahle TO disorders in the
digestive organs and can now he
quickly relieved with new cordial
called Anti Ferment." originated bv
druggist and recommended by
physicians.
The food sours before II is fully
Infested, thus putting into solution
toxic poiscns that are absorbed into
the system. irritating the intestines
and setting up Inflammation. To
avoid this. you simply have to pre-
vent fermentation by using Anti
Fcrment.
Ant-Ferment neutralizes the acid
condition OF the stomach, cleanses
ma sWeetens the bowels soothes
and heals the inaamed intestines and
increases the flow OF gastric Juices
giving quick and certain relief Ger
4 bottle OF Anti Ferment from your
druggist with guarantee Of satis-
factory results or money returned
II VIII improve your appetite. give
you r"stful sleep and make YOU feel
better than you ever felt in your
sifc.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
GRAIN EXCHANGE ASKS
FOR MORE. POLICEMEN

An appeal 20 CRY Council for bet
tor polio" protection for the city
comes from N" Eirhmoui Grain r.N-
tnanr". in tn" shape 81 81 80, Of
resolutions ndop'"d by that BODY and
forwarded to Council through ci,v
Jerk Mcdowell Tn" paper was re-
""lN"d by TIA" city cl.rk yesterday
ana "ill be presented TO- Council q;
IN" nrst meeting in September
Director Myers aud chief sherry
nav" p"'''iou"d Council for NOR. man.
aud II 80 believed that provision for
an enlarged fore" VIII 10" mad" In
~" next budget. !, - VOL known
that Richmond has tho small"S, force
az any city In tn" country I'm i,s
class Increased 'raNic hazard IN
Richmond has n"ccrsi,atod tho cur
talm"nt Of IN" patrol forco rms
drawback to efficiency is r""ugnizol
~ city officials and citizens. and i,
l' certain that pr"sS'ir" viii ho
brought to hear upon council to
max" provision FOR a yunlcieu, mum
Der OF policemen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
| First Compounded
This Remedy For
My Own Neighbors
Their prnisc of this mower form az
iron h's spread rapidly that
now. inter ninr years. over
4.onn.NnO people use Il
rnuuRlty.

Years ago ! hogan 10 wonder ~ tho
great number "f my own friends aud
n"tghh"rs VIII" w"r" always ailinr
""mpla ming and hnctorinc withou,
ever seeming 10 Get amy better. Roth
working men and their wives wore
frequently all tired out in tn" even
ing. and great many w"r" weak
nervous and rundown. pu" had pains
IN ia" bach aud Thought h. had Kid
n"N ir"uhic Another had pains
around IN" heart. palpitatious and
dizziness, and was sur" he Was suffer
inS from heart disease. S,ill uthors
mad severe headaches. floating SPOTS
h"forc tn. eyes. tender spots aluIu
tn" spin" and great Variety Of
alarming symptoms.
r" y""r. m'h" s""ci"l study OF
""f or PHYSICIANS ana chemists. An i'm
mons" number OF Investigations 10y ply
s,,.'hS =" oN"r tn" country showed that
'hr"- people out ot every four you mc.,
i'cN 1000 iron ia their blood Lack Of
ron Ia the blood 1. IN. creates, of all
""F!'"h@'nS M""Nn"S- II Is tn" iron
IN your blood that "nabl.~s Won t. GO,
N" n"urishm"nt out OF Your food. Wtth-
""i IRON. nothing YOU cat docs YOU any
good Your heart. lungs and Eiir"vS ana
al your vital organs get their nourish
n"ht from the blood stream aad when
IN" blood lacks iron and is thin. pale and
"ai"FN. you may suffer from The sympton,s
~ great number OF Diseases whom no
r"a' ana tru" Caus" of all your truuhl. is
lack or iron III tho blood
IN the old days po"pl" often took mo.
tai'c iron. which som" physicIans claim
- not absorbed at al. In compnundinr
Nn1ht"d Iron. us" IN. never form OF
ron which is liz" IN. iron in your blood
ana He IN" iron In spinach. l"ntns and
apples Unlike the oi!"r forms OF iron
II VIII not inlure the t"eth nor disturb IN.
stomach and II IL ready for almost inn
mediate absorption and assimilation nv
IN" hio"d. II is the people whose blood
IS iich in Iron who posses. great strength
'orcN and energy. II YOU are no, strong
"t Wei. YOU o"e,.t To yourself TO make
IN" following tcst:
Soc how long you work or how far
YOU cen Walk without becoming ,irol
Next take iw" 5-rraiu tablets ~ Nu,st.I
iron thr"" times day after meals .o-
two weeIs-then t"<, your strength again
ana see how much YOU hsv" gained An
astonishing number 81 nervous run dawn
r""pl" who ""re ailinS all the whil. hay.
greatly improved their health and II,
creased their strength. energy and endur
Snce simply by taking this newer form Of
iron. 80 w
For sal" In this city by Grant Drug co
IrASles Drug Co. 7 A Miller Drug 90
'h"f Drug Co.. or any other good drug
stors.--Adv. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
MOBJACk FISHING CLUB BACK
FROM GREAT WEEKS CRUISE
Members Report of Best Trip in History of the Organi.
zation-Embraccs Well Known Business and
Professional Men of Richmond

l'"r"r'imr an" 81 the most enjoy
"hi" trips in m" history az it's career
members ar tho Nnbiack Fishing
i"h. "f Richmond returned y"~'.r-
nay from - weeks cruis" Tn"
'inhS membership embrace. som. uf
va" well known business and prnf"y-
SIGNAL men OF the citv. Including I
h"mas I'almatary. y st G"urr.
'""i<". W GARY Bragg Il Nc. Rul-
iinst"n. John T.. Rose. ir.. Th"ma. -
Neal. H. car! Epsch.u. Charles THY.
- L. IL St"ltz. Frank o. E.veridr..
Ernest ~. cosby. Joseph W. IInnd-
icy. oid""N FULLER. Erieh, H. Tyl.r
j 9 Sntt"n. !. r: Fowler. Ev.rci,
u Meade. Edward - QuarI"s. Max
we'll q. Wallace. =. Peter Mnn,tt
'"i"n"l Charles /. Cona.
J"S""h NJ. iIurdi"y had .harp. a..
we '"mmi~Sary. ~" supervised TIA.
hr"r'rnti"n "f III" eats" "v"r.,,v
gu ia" 'ink"riur nnd repair work
80, 's''h'" 10y rough seas. and served
"a" meals ia mastery .Styl. CON
""d"r"" Il II S,"ltz Was salinas
ter. and Thomas ralruatary was So
l"'t"i a. pi"Stidlsiiaior OF thu, marty,
~" had chnrp" nt IN. tricks such 49,
loaded matches. cigarettes and cigars.
Nn""z" powder itch powder. tin
reaches and Numerous other sur
"iis"s for which ne Is noted
According I" Mac" RuIliug,n,
whenever TIA" good ship u W Ma,h
""s would anchor tho fiyh.rrn.,, i,
mat immediate vicinity would hoard
~" snip aud f'aima'ary would tax
them in tow. After displavInr all
ms tricks. filling III" guests vim
-n""zing ami Itching powders n.
Ini"'"d them down hy supplying r..
ir"sh'n"nts. after which they w.r.
""'h given 3 loaded cigar. rollowlng
IA" explosion of which III. ruestu
would declare tn" cr.w /. -, ~
l'"m"yN' and Immediately crawl
over IN" runwal-s
II was further r"por;.d th.t yL.,
a '"rrih" storm struck tn. N.s..l -,
'h"Shr"h!'' iiav ."n Monday uirni ~
''"rF Rr+SR and X Nice Hui!irv,,.,
immediately took 10 their hunks ana
""r" not seen again untiI after IN.
tempest subsidized. During tn. haIrh.
"' m" gale. ! Alderman Pull.r vas
h"rt hHsN preparing last wills and
i'N'"m'ufS for the member. a., tho
b'ftN. H' was th.reupon declared
professional executor FOR tho entire
crew. II was reported hy MIR Palma
'"rN mat when all IN. rerreShm.p,p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
LOOKS FOR IMPROVEMENT
IN SOFT COAL SITUATION
Fuel Administrator Forward
Sure of Early Relief
for Industries.

with ever" ;i.T; Of tn" ruachiu.ry
OF in. state fuel admin - ration
working smoothly. fay'"ri.s curtail:
ing use OF coal 50 asTo stretch ,h.fr
supplies out Ia meet IA" new sun
ply which Major Forward. stat" fuc,
administrator estimates viii h"
moving Within week th.r. wax :,
more optimistic spirit iu tia. induS-
iria! world OF Richmond les, might.
Il am sure that r"iI.f wiI com.
soon /" tn" Industries in need If
coa!. ana the general spirit OF CO.
operation la distribution Of tn.
h'hiiabie supply and the better feel
ing prevailing Indicates that the
crisis VIII be passed. ! believe. with
out serious CurtaIimrut OF operation '
SdId Major Forward
manufacturers VIA" az" short on
coal take tn. view tha, IL they do
nave 10 clos" 'h"ir rIarts ii Will
only be-for f"w days ", = week. 81.
tn" administrator said
The shor;ag" az 'ars f"r The hand
ing Of coal VIII Keep th. suppl.
81 coal limited for SEVERAL w""ks
nut as whole th"r" is a f."liIi.
maj with tn. mines working th.r..
VIII be much h"tt"r "rpDrtuuity
OF meeting domestic and industrial
needs than th.r" Was "a week apo.
~ rs expected that ia" Chamber
81 Commerce II Richmond VIII
recon- r"nd 'he men for IN. local
committee today. and from through
out tn" stat" WI! com" N" NAMES
~ ncn recommended FOR appuint-
n"nt 81 local distributors WIN
this part OF tn" organization work
completed The state fu"l admins
'rh'i"n viii b." r"ady 10 function i'm
every city town and community IN
"a" S,a'". and 20 meet amy em"r-
r"n"y that may arise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
To Announce prt,. vi,,.,.

ne names ~ the winners in the
John y. Tahh Library mnmbershir
contest Will ne announced within tho
next few DAYS, according to state
ment made last nigh, hy Miss Eliza
beth Knox. the librarian. who. to.
r"thsr with tho officers Of the in
sttution. Is now busy counting the
votes.
Men and women interested can ioin
INC Tahh Library Association at any
Time, tho three classes Of member
snip heinE annual, 81, contributing.
80 life. S25. for any OF which re-
ceipts VIII b" SEM al once. The H.
nrary is supported solely hv volin-
teer contributions. derived chiefly
from membership dues. and hundreds
or boys and girls are among the
patrons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

CAV" out. n carl RoSch"n wanted to
=" home.
Frank -. R"veridg. celebrated his
hrSi birthday at sea. Though has
Travelled extensively. this was the
hfSi experience on board shin on
"a" anniversary OF his natal dav. ANA
h" admits Ia being 81 II. was given
u wonderful party. Tho good shin
Was anchored on Yorktown. and sew
"ral az tho crew went ashore and
surprised him with four quarts of
lo" cream. u girls hat with "a bow
"i ribbons. e wriS watch. rattl.rS
R"-car; aud ~ suppl. lack. This
unexpected reception brought tear.
u" IA" "y"s OF Mr. E"vcridr" ami
rendered him almost tp".chI"ss 70.
~" tim" h"inr II. soon recovered
his speech. however. aud served tn.
l"" cream /" all hands. and during
IN" remainder "' tn. trim had hi,
ri''ur" taken with his mnIt.-Ip a.
least four times. ana IL was his daily
custom To- Iar"d" M aud down tho
boat with all his presents. Just Xix"
It littl" boy for nil III. world" dc
clar"s 10" Hundl"y. When he l.rt
IA" party At old Point h. thanked
al ia" h"yS aud vowed II one of
tn" most wonderful trips he had ever
taken
While bordering on "a. ColonoI
''hari"S l.. cooke was reported a-
being the youngest" member Of IN.
party He was nrs' IN get up IN tho
morning. last 10 ROY irc. ars, at tabl..
last 70 leave and was chief marshal
" one Of tho most Spectacular pa =
rad"S ever pulled on aboard ship
Professor Erncs, II GOSH fur
nIshed music for the party aud many
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHlTEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze tho juice or two lemons into
botti" containing three ounces OF
Orchard "hiiA which any drug store
VIII Supply Tor a few cents. shak"
Well ana YOU haN" quarter pint OF
harmless and delightful lemon bleach.
MassaH" this sw""tly fraErant lotion
into the face. neck arms anu hands
each day. then shortly note IN. beauty.
and Wilderness Of your skin
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion TO bleach and bring
That soft, clear. rosy-white complex
ion, also as freckIe. sunhuru and
tan bleach. because IL doesn't irritate.
Advertisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
WILL EXPEND 100000
ON CIlIMBDRAIO Hill

contract for m" work ~ making
necessary alterations In tn" eastern
Slope NJ Chimhorazo Park Yesterday
!At 10 4 II Guion. FOR s2o.O00 hi.
rector NJ Works Saviile has drawn
plans which n" believes viii relieve
the serious situation at Chimhora1o
For years, following heavy rains and
tha~k enormous slides have caused
the slope Of the Hill 10 nrecipate it
SELF into IN" ravin" and cross the
foaos neio" The proposed plan pro
Hidss for the construction OF a series
OF drains. which Mr. Sav,i!e believes
VIII prov" rcrman"n, obs,aclas
against further sliding 81 tho earth
The work viii h" pushed. and vii,
probably TO completed before winter
weather sets in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

fornatory, and that he was dis
charged from the Institution e. year
ago. Tho thetts attributed 20 him
cover period OF several month.
Among the charges ne will face this
morning - the theft ON August . Of
jewelry valued at S3oQ and - IN
currency. property OF William A
Green. jis East Main S;rest. from
locker in the Central Y. NJ. c. A..
and watch valued at ss5. prop
"r'y OF r. "a. Holmes. 3l0s East Broad
street. from n locker In tn. knights
of Columbus Hall, ON August .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
Good sho, nj the u,u-,,ra

Marie Provost IA" million dollar
haihlng CIR. ~ starring IN Her
Nlght ~ Nights" Il, IN. BIu.hird
F"s'"rd"N ana today This isa lavish
production "a which Miss Provost Is
It cloak iu"d"l in Bradley. Inc. Sh.
wars many pret'y clothes and look
charming I'm each Edward H.arn :
good - larry and q heliEhrful -n-
nance follows between the two. TIN :
= a notHui" p1ctur. and has an ado
Iuat" cast II is well worth seeing.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

OF wlcomico' Gloucester County.
asked 70 be relieved from tho nav
mont OF debts amounting TO sl4ls.UT
with s3ls.l7 as assets William y
station motorran. 2323 Chatftn stree.
Richmond. gave his liabilities az
sEosoO and no assets Il /. Jones.
insurance agent. Is East Main Street
Richmond. liabilities, s5iS. No as.
sets given
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
Harry q. rucL,, u-ro,.r,,x

Harry 9. Tucker. who had boon
under treatment ar ia" Retreat for
IN" SICK for typhoid f"v"r for s"v-
"rnl weeks. has h"en removed To his
home. la N"rth Addison street
wh"r" h" j. abb" 1" -" his friends
iiis physicians r"Ir,r, that h" j. nov
ON tn" rapid road 10 recovery
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17

'ts anu w 10 tho
moment Baby has ar
rived. 10 fully explained
In the remarkable book.
Motherhood and the
Baby" Tells also what
TO do before and nfter
baby cones. probable
date OF birth. baby
rules. etc. and about
Mothers Friend" used
10y three generations of
mothers. and sold In all
drug stores everywhere.
Mothers Friend" is
applied externally. ia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
Hnnk D~p"situr. to Meet.

\ meeting az TIA" d"prsit"r- II tn"
Mechanics savings ltnuk VIII he hold
'"h'Ehi "' tn" 'i,y Auditorium. Pres
"ni conditions viii l." explained aud
information given. IN" public aud
we'll wish"rS OF the Institution have
been invited to b" present