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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

hung ~ IN the gle vuce. when the
H"uthsTh MY ALuacy. IN" tavoritc.
t,yaNclyI IN" seconG heat In 2otl-s.
INC thomos entry took the race IN
straight heats with King Ringcu ana
robert NJ taking turns At hurryinE
mi ~. %in ?iIS. along asIF doown the stretch.
"N"n-up farUrltrs In the 2ia ,rr,
Tho COS entry took two ONT ~ three
meats. finishing second 10 Er"d.r.,k
Is TN the opening mile. while tho host
inc f'HrS horse could do vas trail
N" pair except IN The second rrja
non IN" Memphis star came In sar
Dnd IN a closely punched finish. SIM
2l 2 pace; purse heats pure.
Anbnaey. Oh f, by The Able
Kin; Iiinssp, b. <. by nlnEen
Robert NJ, blk &. by western
Boy CPaulln)
btugcnwood ,Ir. T.. X. by Rim
Ecuwood CChiIdsG ........
Col. Sparks, b. &. by Peter
Ashland (Stokcs). ......
Time: >. 0j 81. 2:gtl-2 2.0s at;
Hotel purse. $4,000:
. 'rneess Etawah, %. m, by
Etiwah ,MurphyJ .
"r ro,ar T veId T. e. by
sehnSa or. e.. by Peter Nolo
Ala ns G'ans 'r 70. M. ~ Peter $
Montgomery (ThomasD - 3 :
Eleanor Guy, 10. f.. by Guy
NNwOrthy G.oomlsp ... <
Ihc Laurel Han. Tn" Great Rose
aud Prince RcGlack also started
! limo. 2.Oh 1t 2:o7 l-2 2OSi-2
s.lh trOt. three heats. purse, $1,000:
. lie" Tide. h. H.. by Lee Ak
worthy cox 2
Frederick * b. e. by Iowa
Todd (perryD .. =
Noble Argot. blk. g.. b. The
Able (GcerS) . Z . =
/ Peter the Brewer. b. &, by
Peter the Great Ieay) s .
/ Bunco Peter. b. e., by Peter
/ Nolo tMtllcrD .... Z {
Bay F'lcXo also started. Time
| 2:G1 =. EOS IL. 2:07 3-t
2:pI trot: three heats. nurse. $1,000.
Pctor June ch. h. by Pctcr
the Great tGccrS) ... I |
Miss Ellen Todd. h. M. hy
Todd Mac CpaiuD . s .
/ King Watts. b. h.. by Gen
/ watts tMcDonaid) . I
/ 'arn"iite Hall. br. M hv
/ Walnut Han tMurphy) i
/ Aiie"n Dillon b. m. by Nile
! son Bcrry) ... 4
I Main Lick and McGrogor tho c;rea
also started. Time, 2:ni 81. 2.05 ri
80 -
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YOUR DRUGGIST

Does not keep Pinkhams Compound
He sells It.
During the year 1920. nearly 5000
600 bottles OF this medicine were ship
ped from tho factory At Lynn. Massa-
rhusctts. There Is also a branch in
canada ana one in Mexico
Lydia T.. pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has the largest sale of any
medicine for womcns ailments
Every day moro and more women arc
proving its worth. Made of selected
roofs and herbs. this compound con
iains 40 harmful drugs. and can be
taken in safety by any woman.-Adv
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BROOKS & RICHARDSON. INC.
Real Estate Auciioneers.
rustees Auction
427North 10th Street
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA

In execution of certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustees.
dated December 9Th. 1920, recorded in
the Clerks Office OF Richmond chan
Gerry Court in ID. Is. 26S-D page al
default having been made in the nav
mcht OF the sum thereby secured, and
being required by the beneficiary un
DER sald deed OF trust To make sale
JULY PATH. 1922
At 6 O'Clock j. NJ
on the premises. sell at public auc-
'ion TO the hiEhes; bidder the real
estate described in said deed OF trust.
as follows:
Al! that lot OF land in the CITY OF
Richmond. Virginia. with the brick
dwelling and all other improvements
thereon. known as No +27. situated
Al the southeast corner Of 10Th and
cray Streets, and bounded as follows
commencing at the said corner:
thence running sOuthwardly and
fronting on The east line OF 10Th
street, 70 feet inches: thence rum
ming back eastwardly between paral.
lei lines zone Q: which is the south
limo OF Clay street,. 1923 feet TO an
alley II feet wide
TERMS: Cash
4. G. WOOLRIDGE
GEO, l.. RICHARDSON.
Trustees
Note: while this sale under term
OF said deed OF trust is to he made,
for cash. ARRANGEMENTS can be made
with the auctionecrs for a reasonable
ipaf
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Pills, 4 III bitio II
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired-OW PEOPLE.

n yuu feel tired out on, q. sorts de
srondc"i mentally or physically depressed.
get 90 cent tuN ot WendrlIS pms Am.
niuou iiraHd, Ht Tragic brus Company to-
day aud take tho hrst tig step toward
:c"lius better y'ght away.
II YOU worH TOO hard. smoke too much
or arc nervous. Wcudells Pals. Ambition
Brand, VIII make you feel better ia tire.
days a.! money hhCn from Tragic Drug
Company. on the hr-t box purchased
rs Treatment Tor affections OF the
nervous system, constipation. loss ~ APP
peiitc. si.cplcs1rcSs or Nervous Indises
Ton. -, box ~ Wcnd-lNs Pills Amb!.
Lon bi.ni. today on tho money back
Ylan.-Ady,
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
1861. ACRES. MORE OR LESS. WITH
DWELLINGS AND OUTBuuDINGS
ETC, THEREON, ABOUT TEN
MILES BELOW RICHMOND. IN
HENElCO COUNTY. VIRGINIA. OK
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
In execution OF certain deed o,
trust 10 the undersigned trustee.
dated March 2l. 1917 and recorded in
the Clerks Office in Circuit Court o;
Henrico county in D. b. 2lO-E. page
ll6, default having been made in the
payment of notes thereby secured
and being required by the Beneficiary
so to do. II Will sell by auction. on
the premises.
MONDAY. JULY "a. 1922
AT O'Clock T. NJ
All that certain tract. piece or parcel
or land. with all improvements ih,rr-
on. lying and being in the County Of
itnrico, virginia, about ten miles be
low the City OF Richmond. virginia.
on thc Williamsburg Road, contain
ms. according TO survey made By
Waiter F. Peasants. 1851. acres 1eX-
ceptin therefrom that portion OF SAID
iand-ii = acres. more or less which
was conveyed to ". H. Welsh by
Ihomh +. StaeG by deed bcarimt
date me 18TH day OF April. 1910. and
recorded III licnric" County Clcrk'a
Dnicr IN -. II. lSs-R. page .asJ. and
being the same land which was con
veyed to Thomas T.. Stage by Mitchell
u. Allen and wife by deed bearing
GATE the 'th day of Iuna. 1909 and
recorded in iienrico County CIcr.. $
o'n 1r ~ - - S6-A, page /.
TERMS: cash.
AMERICAS TRUST COMPANY.
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AUCTIONS-LEGdLS
Auction Sales

FOR SALE.
jug rs 1872. - o'clock. =. NJ at
p.i."yn buckingham COUNTY. Va. Ne viii
SOL b% Public Auction large tobacco
""t"hoIs". i"irying plant. factory, etc.
'pihpI't" N every particular. with railway
so" rhch mis- u the !ars"st ~archOuE.
n Bucninshafn County, &, going con
Germ. has sold 100000 pounds In . sea
son tv"T1fh!nE In good repair. Reason
'"T selling death % on" az tn. owners
i+r'ns. One-th.rf cash. balanc. In on.
ana $50 year,.
JOHN ". Mc6EHEE
GEO. r. ALLEN
- WATKINS
joins Is. HOArwRIGiiT ET AIS
COMMISSIONER
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FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
ISSUE WEEKLY REPORTS
LEY Associated prcss1

~ sF~H'''Itt tn ETtSS.
WASHINGTON, July 2o-Combined
resources and liabilities OF the
WE'VE Federal reserve banks at
'he CLOS" OF business July 10 were
reported tonight by the Federal Re
serve Board In thousands OF dollars
as follows.
Resources.
Gold and gold certificates 3l74SO
Gold settlement fund-Fed-
era! Reserve Board ... i9o.sao
Total gold held by banks sOs.COO
Gold with Federal reserve
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WAS ADVISED SHE
HAD GALL STONES
Says Plant Juice Has Ended
Headaches, BiliOusness
and Awful Misery.

Ny case wah diagnosed as gall
stones and ! was told | would have
/" have an operation II ! wanted to
set well. ! took your Plant Juice
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE
A Beautiful Home

WITH - ACRES OF FERTILE LAND.
On Il. r. & I. X. X
Loss OF Health Necessitates This
sacrifice
This home crowns the brow of the
NIL overlooking Milford. II has n
lhrg" yard with more than a hundra d
baAGtiiGI shade trees, making II de-
liEhfuily cool IN summer Eight.
room house with modern convcn-
i"rces and oUtbui!diugs; also garden
Vineyard. orchard. pasture. etc. Well
adapted for poultry or dairying An
ideal summer home and "A good in :
Eestmcnt. other valuable features
too numerous TO name here.
Write for further description.
Price, $4,000. or viii exchange for
modern city property.
c. Il. DICKINSON
Milford. Va.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
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m Wolf
bushels
acres $40
Of cnr place
haNev to
49, NJ. Rcais Estate
vardii
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Ey CHAPLIN K CLARE.
Real Estate AuCtionecrs.
Trustees Auction Sale
Valuable Broad Street
Property

trust, GATED May Is. 1870. and re-
Richmond Chancery Court in H. b.
2Si-B -. pas" a. default having been
MADE IN the payment Of - portion
~ me dent secured Thereby. and be.
ing required by The beneficiary 20 10
do. We VIII on
MONDAY. JULY "a. 1922.
Al O'Clock T.. 81
on the promises. sell A. public auc-
uon IN" property conveyed therein.
First-Ali tina, certain 10, OF land
lying and being in the city OF Rich
nond, virginia, beginning at Il poin,
FOUR HUNDRED AND TWELVE
tl- } FEET west OF tho western lin.
OF Allen Avenue. thence running
"cstward!y along ana fronting on the
.oHth.rn linz OF Broad Street TWEEN
~ t=0) FEET, thence extending
back southwardiy from said front,
between parable! lines, ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY I20D FEET
to an alley FOURTEEN I4'J FEET
wide
second-All that certain 10, OF
land. lying and being in the city OF
Richmond, Virginia. commcncinr at "A
street THREE HUNDRED AND
me western line OF Allen Avenue.
thenc" running wcstwardly along and
broad street TWENTY ,2OD FEET.
thence extending back southwardIy
from said front. between parallel
lines, one HUNDRED AND TWEEN
III t@OD FEET to an alley FOUR
TEEN CiD FEET wide
The two lots are adjoining and Will
he sold as q whole
TERMS For cash a. TO so much OF
I'll. proceeds as may be necessary to
dciray expenses OF executing this
trust, any taxes. etc. that may be
due, pro rata portion OF 1922 taxes
ana TO discharge the amount OF money
nov DUO. viz. Three interest notes
Tor 5000 each. with interest thereon
from May IS. 1922. and one principal
note for The sum OF $1,000. 90. with in
crest thereon from May Is. 1922, and
u the residu. 100000 May Is. 1923.
st.ooo.oo May ), 1924, said deferred
payments bearing interest at &C..
principal ana Interest 10 be represent.
I'd by notes and secured b. deed OF
trust. ana cash as TO the residue.
JNO. ID. CHAPLIN,
TEOS, W. CLARK
Trustees
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Tor SnIe

HAhToS HEiGHTS-Dircct from owner
nom" rooms. mpi"iu large lot. q
c"il"n' location yo,sc-.'on can b. ar
"a nS'9. Price reasonable. Terms II
desired owner g.. Room D Mutual
E4lliing
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Morton G. Thalhimer,
First National Bank Bldg.

The following very fine Virginia stock.
grain and grass farms. also TO raise al!
h!nds OF crops:
Charlotte County. 3i0 acres, splen-
did improvements .............S 10000
Cnarlott" County, on Station River.
itt acres, l.-room brick
mansion, irst-cldss repair cost
10000; land and Improvements. 5000
Hanover County. 40 acres. 2 ME"
dwellings. close to station. &.
o. short distance north Of Rich
mona ....... ............ -.,..... 1900
Hanover county. near Ashland and
Two car lines: good as new 10
room dwelling, modern. 10
acres rich level land. on high
way northumberland. S55n
Ashemarlr County. 337 acres b!ue
grass. Groom brick and brown
stone mansion. cost 100000.
price for all and many other
Dig values -.................... 100000
5000 hearing apple trees. costly
outbuildniSs.b
Or exchange for city OF suburban prop
srty. See
II. ". MCGUIRE,
Real Estate"
Boulevard if5t r. O. 10, s7o
Richmond, Va
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roo LArE no classify.
Deaths

CAkLiSLE--Died. A. his home $50. Eas,
Broad Street. Thursday, July .e,h. -,
le.iO J.. NJ. Charles Is. Carlisle. IN the
o.hd year OF his age. funetal notice
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

special coinmunica,!pr o,
EHT$zp& Metropolitan i.Odg.. 80. H. A
E&L3M J. \ ~. Viii b." n..d in
MRZA mo Masonic Tempt. corner
9Ax# broad and Aiar. streets
jgly -. 1879 q, T. NJ
Work N d"gr"".. Members ana hr.-h-. r,
- o'h"r ,"dE". ~Te Invited 20 attend
~ order 90; IN" worshi.fu. master
albert .. BDSCHE$
Secretary
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

los ACRES OF LAND IN BYRD DIS
TRiCT, GOOCHLAND C0IrETy
VIRGINIA. KNOWN AS COLLINS
GOLD MINE"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-21

In execution OF certain deed OF
trust TO the undersigned trustee
dated March y. 1917, and recorded in
the Clerks Onice Of Circuit Court OF
ioochland county. in II. b. 5S page
III, default having been made in the
payment of notes thereby secured.
and being required by the beneficiary
so 70 do, 1t VIII sell by auction. on
the premises.
TUESDAY, JULY 25. 1922
ri o'clock p. NJ
All that certain trac, % land located
IN byrd District, Goochland County.
Virginia. known az Collins cold
Nine containing 1853 acres. adjoining
ne lands OF the Wilderness Gold
Mining Company and others. being
the same land which was conveyed
ny r. a: Gray and p. A. l.. Smith.
SPECIAL Commissioners To Thomas +
Stage by deed dated September H..
i:ys, and recorded in p. b. So page
lbs. of the land records OF Coco MIA nd
County, Virginia.
TERMS: Cash.
AMERICAS TRUST COMPANY.
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V nnIcU itcai Estate

FOX RESULTS. ii.t your prop.r,y win
Sh.s T.. Rnchimumd. sl7 East Franklin.
FoR RESULTS. nst your property with
=. !. Taylor. ?. North E4nth Street.
ron BEST RESULTS. !!st your ;.ouerty
WITH US Garrett 81 Co.. ii.2 Ea., Main
FOX RESULTS. list your farms aud city
.nond. Va
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w. H. Bradley,
Bus Phone, Ran. 81
Res. Phone, Boul. 31S-.J
Morton G. Thalhimer.

HiHiii.AND PARk-owrer must sci az T..
se'f'hce new hoI-". thoroughly modern.
nevrr occupied. easy terms Owner g
Room 3. Mg'Ga. BY.lI.ng
HiGHLAHD rARK : rooms frame
house; largo corner lot. E9DG ;ru.; tree,
"nd crap" arhnr-. newly iap"red ana
I~iuteG. easy terms :roiu owner. Price.
1000 Randolph aS0y-J
MODERN HOME
Belmont AvcuLc--s rooms III. bath
&. @tc. Terms can be arranged
ROGERS. SMITH {. iESLEP,
80. ! Mutual H.llGlag.
Madison iIi1.
EST ESD. rooms detached. st565.
ii"hr.ns 4 Co, Madison 5,r
NICE sew HOME--lafGe corner lot. !
h'4r"0mr everything ulOGeru. two
blocks above Hrookiend Paro Boul.-
'Ard r!g" location. $500 including
snaGes ana screens. Mr size:. Eylani
k.Aity 80. Randolph si7.
FOR SALE -sis-f"or house and ,vo
"rrr> - land. aluDs, a. city limits.
ans reasonable rE..~ wl.l buy m, proa
nv %, owner b. ublfs~r 20 scIl ,, ono.
Aair..- owner. Room :. E.iu.. Bu!ld-
~. r. hElon6. Va.
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FARM BARGAIN.

2l7-acra money making grain
AID bright tobacco farm. located
N LuntnburS County. few ;nln-
Gtes' walk high school. fronting
hnr road. convenient railroad.
Dwelling eight rooms. three so
oAcco harms. gtnerai farm barn.
tenant house, rooms. good or
chard. me soii. hne condition \
real bargain. 1900 on liberal
terms.
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BARTON HEIGHTS.

Sew room s,uceo hou.. mod
"rn IN cv'ry wa. = very v..I
bIil' nom" The grt." rnI terms
ar" r"arDrsr!e Let enc show
H"G 'h.r home A. yOut convent
.Gge.
The Press., 1922-07-13
NEED NOT DREAD POISON IVY
Science Announces the Discovery nS' Gasoline Will Prevent EVIL EF-
 fects So Much Dreaded.

The fear of poison ivy, which haS kept many a city dweller away 1rOm the woods and meadows a whole sea son through, Is now an unnecessary fear. The specter in the shadows oA the forest is gone. Science has pro yided the means for ward1ng OH tue illness which otherwise would follO" infection. The remedy is just an ap- plications of ordinary gasoline. Ben zine may be used instead.
 Science has discovered thai the HIT tation of the skin, in ivy poisoning is no different from any other cheh1- cal burn. and that gasoline or benzlne will dissolve and remove the poisonous oil of the ivy if applied in time AS many as eight hours may elapse pc tween the touching of the ivy ana Ine anplication of the remedy. Even per sons on hikes in lonely districts may benefit by the discovery, since any passing motOrist can supply enougl gasoline to do the wOrk.-St. LOUIS Post-Dispatch.
The Press., 1922-07-13
NEW YORK IS LARGEST CITY
American Metropolis tn PoPYlast0n' Has Gone Far Ahead of che
 Capital of England.

Naw York has surpassed London In population, according to the NC" 1oLA city census committee, if the same la- dius of territory is included Wltnln tue New York city limits as IS calculAeeu in the London figures. In statement isaued by Dr. Walter LaidlaW, e1ecu- i've secretary, figures show that With in a radius of 10 miles of the city nan there was on January l, 1S2o' a pop ulation of 844,5O8 more persons than in tbe metropolitan police district or Greater London" says the New 10rK Herald.
 Greater London, 1t is explained 1n- cludes not only London county put an "outar ring" in which the metropoh- tan police have specified powers and duties.
 .aTbe Greater London suburban area, irregular in outline, extends as Tar 1n acme directions as 19 miles from Char ing Oross," says Doctor Laidlaw. 1t seems proper, therefore, to incluoe HI comparing Greater London and New York suburban territory within 10 miles of the city hall"
 This radius reaches TottenV1lle Staten Island; part of WestehesteI and Nassau counties and the part Ol New Jersey that includes Newark Jer sev City and other large population centers immediately adjacent to NC" York.
 The population of Greater London on June 1e, 1921, was 7,476,168, while that of Largest New York" lncluolnl the outlying districts, on January 1920, was 7,82O,676. London m m crea sed in the 30 years between loS and 1921, 1,s44,362 persons, Whll Largest New York increased Oet"ee' 1900 and 1910, 1,s79,646 persons.
The Press., 1922-07-13
SOMERS

The family of MT. Plass of Orange, N. J., are occupying their summer home in the village.
 Rev. John S. Curtis is spending two weeks of his vacation at Candid, N. H., a former pastorate.
 Miss B. Louise Patten has as guests, Miss Mary B. Lawley and Miss Janet i Somers of Holyoke, Mass.
 Joe skidmore of New York city is spending the summer in the, home or his grandfather, F. V. Kibbe.
 Rev. George Penrose supplied the pulpit of the First church Sunday. He will preach there again Sunday.
 Archa l.. Hurd has gone to Mitchell Field, l.. l., where he will be with the Medical Research Laboratory for year.
 Ernest Garbraith and family re- gently motored to Camp Woodstock to visit their son, Robert, who is spending two weeks there.
 The second of a series of neighbor- hood meetings will be held in the home of Miss Anna c. Kibbe in North Somers this evening at 7.3O p. m. F. c. Davis will have charge of the de- yotional part. Miss Harriet R. Pease will give a talk and there will be social time.
 The following list of teachers has been appointed for the next school year: Center, Kathryn T. Doyle, Alice V. Russell, Mabelle B. Avery. Somers- vile, Grace H. O'Brien, Elizabeth A. Biggerstaff, Marguerite Bugbee, Edith J. Biggerstaff, Grace c. Parsons. Bat tie Street, Mary L. Chenade. North Somers, Alice M. Lawson. Hall Hill, Della Leroux. Ninth Dist. Bessie M. Meacham. Supervisor of music, lsa-
 belle Hennessey. School nurse, Alice
 F. Brinson.
 Black bears are inhabiting the
 mountains in SOmers, near the East
 LongmeadOw line, according to George H. Miller, a farmer, of this place, for Imerly of Springfield, who declares that
 he encountered a small black cub
 while hunting some of his cattle on
 his farm Saturday. Miller states that he had trouble with his cows last
 week. Some of them rOamed about
 the mountain and he had not seen them for several days. Thinking il . advisable to investigate, he set out tC round up his cattle. He also noticed 7 that the cows were not giving as much milk as formerly. When near ing the summit of the mountain, par of which belongs to Miller, he alleges that he ran upon the bear. He Wa' l. able to give a complete description O r the animal, which retraced it's stept
 into the woods when Miller appeared l. Investigating the ground in tha 7. territory, Miller discovered numerOu 1, footprints, which he declares to hav O been made by bears. Miller is enter
 taining the theory now that there ar two bear dens of bears on the OppOsit side of the mountain from his farm > There are known to be dens there an e he believes that the abode of the fe r. rOciOus animals has been establishe y in those places. That part of tn V mountain which is suspected by Mile h to be the headquarters of the bears very seldom visited by human being S and is considered to be an ideal hab1
 tat for bears.
The Press., 1922-07-13
Mixad Characteristic.

At a political gathering in England an orator waxing indignant said, gro ridicule the idea of this country being invaded is to follow the example of the camel, which buries its head in the sand when an enemy approaches" The rival speaker rose and retorted, "Surely the gentleman in giving utter ance to this apOthegm, must have meant to refer to the ostrich which, in those circumstances, has a habit Ot putting its eye through a needle. ."- Boston Transcript
The Press., 1922-07-13

The first wire suspension bridge in the world, built in 1916, was across the Schuylkill river in Philadelphia. Supported by cables of six three eighth-inch wires, 1t had a span of 4OS feet and was IS inches wide. Not more than eight people were permit ted to walk on 1t at one time.
The Press., 1922-07-13
cnnvar.atlonal Cement.
First Wire Suspension Bridge.

AS you say, Aurelia, hOneyed words are often used to mend broken nrOmiSes
The Press., 1922-07-13

Suits, in TriCOtene and POiret Twill regular S35 All latest spring styles Sale Price SI7.o5 Bingham Dresses in domestic and imported qualities. Values up to $70S Sale Price $4.05 VOe Waists at F1uck Towels at 0OC each Ladies' Vests tubular tops and necks. Sale Price 0c Curtain Scrm and Marquisette. Sale Price Wash Dresses in Bingham, Lnene and Repp.
 Sale Price ST IO5 Ladies, Silk Hose, in Black, White and COrdOvan.
 Sale Price 3oc pr ChlId's Fine Ribbed Hose, 1Sc pr. Apron Bingham, 14c yd. Chi1ds NainsoOk Union Suits Sale Price soc each
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-06-28
BLAMED FOR
CRIME BY P|NKERTON

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2S.-(U.
p. .)-Crime depends largely on envir-
onment and poverty, according to Will
liam A. Pinkerton, head of the inter-
nationally known service.
sPinkerton explains that he does not
mean that man will cimmit a crime
just because he is poor, but that it is
this environment for children which
Is to blame.
THE child hasn't the moral sense
of the grown person. declares Pinker-
ton. consequently, when poverty
puts many things out of the reach of
youngster, he lacks the restraining
Influence within him-and you have
the making of a criminal. Much de-
pends on the home training and en-
vironment. A good child can be
brought up in any place or under any
conditions, procided his parents exer-
else parental love and care.
Poor boys are easily influenced.
Two or three really bad boys will cor
rupt whole neighborhood. But that
tendency can be educated out of most
boys.