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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

-SIeepwell Pillow Cases,
second OF the popular Wear
we'll Brand. Size 42x3G
inches. Each, 321sc.
-CrOchct Bed Spreads,
large size, showing very at
tractive Marseillcs patterns.
Choice for S1.9S.
Bed Comforts. filled with
laminatcd cotton, pretty
merccrizcd coverings. Mon
day for Si.9S.
-Curtain MarquiSettcS.
yard wide. Choice Of both
white and ecru. Mill
Lengths, per yard, l212c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

You will like the beautiful soft
draping quality of this heavy
Satin Canton Crepe. A lovely
range Of colors: pink, mohawk,
midnight, seal, almond, henna and
black. Width, 40 inches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Shop in the Basement, Monday!

-Shirting Ginghams, for
mems work shirts. i'm as
sorted stripes Of blue and
gray. Mill Ends, yard, l5c.
Furniture Covering, nice
shade Of tan, with fancy
stripes. Offered in Mill
Lengths, per yard, l5c.
-Unbleachcd Cotton, yard
wide and a good quality.
Length up to twenty yards,
at, per yard, sac.
-BIcached Cotton. can be
used for many purposes in
the home. Yard wide, as
sorted lengths, yard 71sc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Black Silks at Special Prices!

Black Dress Satins, 80 inches
wide, heavy grade, yard Sl.39
Black Chiffon Taffcta. 80 inches
wide; special, yard 800. SI.39
Black Satin Charmeuse. 40
inches wide, heavy; yard, S1.95
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

One could not wish prettier
flesh pink Glove Silk Vests than
these, with hemstitched bodice
top, glove silk shoulder straps
hcmstitchcd. Full length, form
fitting, fine quality. All sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02

Black Moon Clio Satin, 40 inches
wide; special, yard S2..9S
Black Crepe Roman. 40 inches
wide; special at, yard $685.
Black Canton Crepe, 40 inches
wide; special at, yard. 1926
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
+N BeaufS Glove Silk Vests. LIS

llandtalored fornl-fting in flesh pink 3o
garment enph and no,tI,
ished. y of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
An All-Linen
Cambria
CSC Yard

The 100 yards Of this medium
weight, all pure linen Cambria
will not last long. Recommend
for children's dresses, women's
underwear, handkerchiefs, house
dresses. White only.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Beautiful Braided Rag RUGS!

the "cl-blended mixed
weight they will lay fiat the
= in. 81
Rag C ErnSs
will plai
$1.29 3GX12inci foot So,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Silk and Cotton
Pongees
Sc Yard

The extra quality Silk and Cot
ton Pongee. in the popular and
standard pongec shade. You will
like this for children's wear,
waists or warm weather over
drapes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
American Beauty
Glove Silk
Boomers, ESQ

Points to remember about these
Boomers are excellent quality.
perfect fit, strong reinforcement
at all wearing points, elastic
waistline and knee, Flesh pink,
fine glove Silk All sizes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
MarquiSette Curtains

a second shipment OF these
hcmstitched merceriZed Cur
tains. in white. ivory and natural.
~ yards long, hand pressed,
SLID pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Irish Point Curtains

OF very desirable imported
quality, are both dainty and SER
viceable. White and ivory shade,
~. yards long, $5.9S pair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
Heavy Silk Crepe de Chine -1.98

For clothes A heavy quality silk
c nc thhc Beech
black and other nch wil
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
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cA-Xs
Presenting the Nezo Metallic Dot
Normandy Swiss Csc yd.

lovely Normandy Swiss sheer but of durable, quality
The color metallic
These selocson
turquoise ground with blue Whit
ground with red
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-02
All-Silk
Canton Crepe
1926 Yard

a heavy, pcbbly quality, all
pure silk Canton Crepe, 40 inches
wide. In all the new colors and
staples. Cornflower, new mo-
hawk, Gamma. jade, nickel, navy,
midnight, pink, black and white.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
FAIL TO NOTIFY
PRISONER OF TRIAL.

tSpeciai 10 The Times Dispatch
WlNCiiEST VA Julv ID
When the case Of Hugh f Taylar.
r"iored lining car waiter. Of Ron-
n"ke. Indicted for manslaughtcr in
Connection with the death last NJ
v"mh"r Of Atwrll II Guard wealth.
Errd"rick County farmer. was called
{ iria! Yesterday in Circuit r'our,
former Judge Walter Il staples. Of
Roanoke. counsel for TAYLOR. ex-
planned 10 the court that h" had no
elected To notify Tavlor. out on bond.
To De her. FOR trial
Judge staples said he had Ncrn
deeply cngros>"d in railroad cases
for month or more. and he cN-
dressed regret that H. should neglect
= notify his client to bc here for
trial. Ills offer TO pay jury and wit
ness costs. amounting la $500. was
accepted. and Judge Whiting con
tinued IN" case until Angus, 10 At
well Guard was almost Instantly
allied. IL is said. when struck by
Tarlor's motorcycle three miles
south az town on tho Shenandoa II
Valley rike last November white
driving cattle from sale t" his
home. TAYLOR was tried several
months ae". hut tho jury disagreed.
lie has since heen ont on bond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
BEDFORD WILL SUPPLY
CURRENT TO 3 TOWNS

Nncotal 10 The Times DIspatch
hfh'Fbitp. VA. July l6-Tha
M"htFal" and Thaxton Transmission
I"mpany has been granted charter
ny inc state Corporation Commission
'ne purpose OF operating an cleo
~ ieht and power line between
ia" towns Of Bedford. Thax7on Nor,
val" ana ilue Ridge Springs
ne maximum capital stock ia sos
WV, ana the electric curren, Will n.
%, h'H""h To the company hv the
am"h OF Hedford. on "A meter hos;s
nc 'ihr from bedford 10 Nor,,,I.
ma h'f"hdY been cumpl.t.d ma -,
current turned on. The l,no cn-r,as
"''"" Volts OF electricity. IS we'll
Sir"c'"d ami viii compnr. w.II NH,
any transmission line In tn. S,u,.
IN" c'"ctric company is comno..d
me following officers: Dr W. ~
N'c"-presidcn'. s II. Price, sacrn,a H.
treasurer Tn" board of direo,a
composed "f the above oG,car
> w Zones, f.. T.. Rieiay. u,
newman, j, NJ. Stevens and -
Lowry. cannon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
NORFOLK ADDS 10000
PEOPLE SINCE CENSUS

Especial :" The Times pis1atch
N'RFpLk. w. july Norfolk
population ias increased nearly 10
600 s!n"" IA" 1920 c"n>ris was taken
THIS = shown by IN" latest roror,
OF 10" "l'"d stats Census bureau.
81 Washington. In" 1920 Hguros gave
N"ri"Iil = population OK iI5.77o Tho
population ~ present TN" bureau
>'NN. j. i2i"li. which represents a
gain 90 "l22
Th"S' figures ar" obtained hv a
compilation 81 IA" vital statistics o.
%" city, aS furnished by tn" ci,v's
department o. public welfare. aud by
"'h"r sta iisti"S which tn" Census Ru-
r"aG has found - Civ" them a basis
Tor an accurat" "stiuat. between The
ten YEAR census periods.
When IN" annexation proceedings
nav" been concluded Norfolk's pop
HIatinn viii 10" Well above l5I. 600.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
SHEWMAKE WILL HEAD
DEPARTMENT At ". 6 M.
Made Head of Rcorganizcd
School Of Business Ad.
mInIStratjOu
ninistration.
Especial to The Times Dispatch

w iii-lNMSHlR 'i. VA. July 10
In response to the, tremendous in
'"r"st shown In IN. worr ~ Tho
Echool Of business Administration Of
William and MARY College mis- do
partment. according 20 an nurnIu,c
rn"nt from rr"Sid"u, Chardl.rs OF
flee. has been r"organIE"d with IN.
designation Of Or oscar H. Sh.w-
MAX" ~ dean. and he addition of
tx" highly trimmed specialists TO 'h.
teaching STAFF pr I. l.. Sh,nlis
Us associate professor NJ business
administration and economies. and
Albert +. Woke. as Instructor il, ac-
COuntanCy.
DR.. Silewmhk". professor Of govern
m"nt anf law. is an authority on pub
lie finance. pr. Shaulis will prob-
ably have the distinction OF being tho
only teacher In Virginia holding a
IN -. degree from the Harvard
Gradual" school of BUSINESS Admin
istration. He is a Harvard man
throughout. and has heen an assistant
professor at Queens t'niverstty. Can
ada. and at Harvard. Alhcr, T. Yoke.
~ present special accountant in tn"
income tax division "f tho Treasury
department At Washington. Is q
graduate Of tho Ohio state TINT
v"rsity.
Tn" William and Mary School Of
Business Administration plans u give
those desiring To enter business q
course which is partly cultural and
partly practical. ON it's cultural side.
II requires English. foreign languages
mathematics and tho like on it's
practical side. II deals with such
matters as statistics. business Law
labor problems, accountancy trans
portation. and Industrial orEaniza-
ton. TIL" success Of the department
is indicated by tho fact that last
Lyear tho enrolment vas 49,. while
eight extension classes at Richmond
Norfolk and Newport News had an
attendance Of goo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
BUSY COURT TERM
IN CAMPBELL COUNTY
Several Cases Growing Out Of
Johnson Murder to Be
Heard.

Especial 10 The Times Dispr-ch
bfNciiHUEG, VA. July lG-The
Circuit Court of Campbell County.
which conv"n"s a. Rus;burg Monday
VIII hay" another busy term in which
several cases growing out of tho
murder OF William |. Johnson. on
November =. 1920. viii enEac. the
attention OF the court for sovcral
days. In addition 10 this the grand
Jury viii investigate" the murder or
otto + Iinfors in The suburbs o.
this city on June /. and Common
W"hi;h's Attorney \. II. Light is OK
r"ct"d 10 throw som" z.st INTO the
session hy presenting the city Coun-
cil, of l.ynchhurs 10 the grand jury
for Indictment couccrninE sewage
I'm ia" suburbs
w. II. steel" ono OF the magis-
rates OF tho county. who was in
dict"d several terms ago will he
called for trial about Tuesday on tho
rharC" NJ engaging in tho Illegal
handling OF liquor and Sii ! M,Cor-
mick is to he tried during tho term
on tn" charc" of being an accessory
after tn" tact I'm fhe murder ~ John
son McCorm a, tho trial ~ n. =
Shields and l.ounie Moran who were
acquitted of johnsons murder to.-i-
ff"d that no was forced 80 help dis
pos" of Iohuson's body. after Shields
mad murdered him which information
y" kept - himself unril last SEN
t"mo"r, divula'nC u only after tho
m"onshinn indictments began - com.
nick and fast from the Six-Mnc
Bridge section The general belief
IS that Mccormick viii no, re con.
vjCtoh
tn" cry government has been un
a"l" 20 ascertain from Common
""aith's Attorney Ligh. the nature
~ IN" complaint ot tn" city's sew
ago. and for this reason no ono saw.
Mr. Light knows ot tho rlrcum-
stances causing tho -hrea, to inairt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
PLANS MAT ER|AL|z|NGC''
FOR FAIR At AMHERST
Number of Prizes Donated
for Award to Exhib.
ItOrS.
Especial - Tho -rimes-D,spa.on. /,


AMHERST VA. J,fty Ie-Pians
arc ropidly ma'eriatninr fur tina
coming Amherst County fair OF faas.
which viii hc mold September 40. all
and %. Roland Lea. % tho Montros.
Orchards. offered prize OF 40 for
mo hest barre! pack OF nppte., and
tn" county agent, in order to sIJtars q
this class. has secured further, coma :.
lions and tiG by the Auphorse Fruit
Growers Exchange and SIS by tho
Farmers Bank or Amherst havo been
gsv"n as special prize, In this GLASS.
Tn" prizes are awarded on tho best
pack"d barrels OF No. and No. q
grade apples. Any fruit grower or
apple packer OF the county may en-
tor tho contest
An actly" interest il also being
taken in hoys' and girls clubs. The
Bank Of Amhers, has given si5 az
special prz" for tho club work In
tn" county. The club EXHIBITS this
year will ronsls, OF Two clas.eH. as
follows Rahv beaf berkshire swine.
divided into p!E-fattenlng. sow and
litter and breeding pig cortep4s:
corn. tobacco and hoes An accurate
account ~ all tho feeds and care
N" animal or acre has received dur.
,nr tn" year viii he required
Tn" fair officers have added one
new class IN Tho horse dopa- tment.
which j. lady and gentleman rid :
ing cou'oa; This class is the out
growth of IN" inrSnasinR popularity
"f tho sport Of horse riding.
which has been quite prevalent
among the Younger set in Amber st
County during the past year.
Tn" total amount offered for club
work in IN" county Is over 5000 in
cash.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
STATE VETERINARIANS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

h''N' hSEI lti Va .IuIy lG-T,,.
veterinarians ~ Virginia had , ms,
hhI" ana pleasant meeting a.,
~ NlrSiriH PulHt-uhu.. Irsfi.,,.
h"r'd"N and Friday July ~ n,d
N'h som" fort l-fiN. d.I.pHf.. ~
..'hHlnE -" annual SKINNER r..,l,..
NJ i!i-i session MAS h.Id 1'rlr.d.,g
AFTERNOON ia "r" OF tu. l..il,r.
,'"in- 81 tn" arrirulilrni nan ,,t..,
''N'h'hi julian \ ngrruNs. of Y J.
80 'h"i" me address Of wci,oin. tn.
'Si"h>" ""s riv"r by pr 4 NJ
'"'hS ~ \"r'"lk Talks v.r. mad.
~ TIA" first session hy no,u 81
ri'"' ~ the College ~ kurIcuirur..
br. \. ". Drlnkard dir.c,nr -, IVA
soy" ENr"rim"u, station. and pr
t. ihnii"y, % Atlanta Thi. was
'"''"""H by an auto excursion nycr
IN" co!'"E" Farm ana a v!sl, 10 tn.
"hlfN barns ana shops
Addresses We're mad. during m.
meeting oy pr y ! HurkLnlL.r
professor ~ physi"loEy In tn. In.
h'"na Veterinary Coll-g. ana pr
NJ. jacobs. STAT" N,t"rluarinn for
i"nfi"Ss"-. ! numh"r uc very vnIu
am" hhh i!t..r"-liur papers ui. tech
hl'hi subjects w"r" read hv members
"' VA" h>~"r!h,niru aud nr J. "
Mains. e.! IA" University ~ i'r,usyl-
'hni'. conducted clinic Eridav A.
'"rn""r. Round ,,bIr d,.,Isst' ns
ana Informal ;hiks featured each SIS
sion Thursday afternoon a, :;
"'l""k TIA" 'u"nhrrs ~ tn. asS,rI,
'l"n ""r" guests az Dr ana Mrs. W.
u thrisman, Of IA" cnll-g" or arri
culture. al buffet supp-r. which
Vas n" chief social f-atur" Of me
convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
ORDERS GUARDS OF CHAIN
GANG TO SHOOT TO KILL
Men Declining to Work as Di-
rcctcd NJ ay Be
F'loggcd.
Sne"ial 20 Tn" Tlm"s-pispatch I

Npe"lhl 20 Tn" Times Dispatch
'ANNlih.E. VA. July i..-Th. city
"HnciI has adopted an ordinance.
'nectiv" Immediately. ordering chain
gang guards ~ "shuot Ia hit" when
B mon on tn gang attempt Ia escape.
TIA" "rdinamc" prescribed other rules
aud regulations governing III" chain
gang and tn" city jai!. Men who
decline To work may hc logged 10y
TIA" guards within rcasonabi"
''nG'hs and they may further be
placed IN solitary confinement and
fed On bread md water.
Tn" "r'inauc" was IN" da"c, re"
suit "f tn" recent strike ~ men at
tn" city rock quarry, At which tim"
l-N"Stigatiun showed that thor" wer"
o." hard set rules meeting such a
contingency.
Prisoners who are for on. reason or
smother uunbl" TO work on tn" gang
al" prohibited from si,,InH In IA.
JAN ynrd and can y" out for on"
hour - day Tn" fail lights must b"
ont q, . u'"l"cH and no gambling is
TO he allowed in the Jail
Tn" Tailor ~ prohibited from APP
pointing TRUSTEES AT hts w!l! and can
Nnvc NOR" THIN thirty DAYS time to
10 served ANY o,her prisoner le,
ont ~ tn" Jail must be accom- vn rli"d
- = guard. and Tho TRUSTEES mus,
hsv" signed passes given by N" city
sergeant Tn. ordinance pr"scr!bcs
q ,"n-tulr day Of WORK for tho chain
gang prisoners
Juds" u Price Wi'h"rr ordered the
ory attorney 20 bring This ordinance
M on tn" nuor ~ IN. Council and
~ "ag adopted unanimously
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
GLOUCESTER WOMEN
ENTERTAIN VETERANS
Confederate Soldiers Guests
at Dinner and Celebration
Afterwards.

Especial TO Tn. Times Dispatch
GLOUCESTER. VA. July 10
il"nr"st"r has for years set aside
III each wear day In which tn en-
'"riain tn" Confederate veterans az
dinner on tn" court green. Time was
when many veterans gathered TO
commemorate" the heroic struggle.
but ~ tim" has gone on tn" gray
IN" has grown rapidly thinner urtli
'his year only eleven were ahl" To
u" present. But Thursday morning
found TINS small gathering. together
with number % men and women
~ tn" county, on the green
TN" veterans present were: Captain
Richard g. Byrd. Rcv. II. A. Folk"s.
M"ssrs. J. Hairston Scaw"ll. william
smith. James Nut,all. Alex. Brown.
Glass. Harry bland. Augustine
Hughes, Richard bridges and Thomas
crew. ~ o'clock Captain Byrd
'uarshal"H his forces and marched
them around tn" monument To Ia.
confederate" dead. which stands in
IN" center Of IN" green. while Dixie"
"as sung. with much cheering they
hr"k" RANKS and sat down 10 an
excellent dinner Tho dinner wa,
furnished and served hy tho woman.
and not only IN" vets. hut all pres
"nt were entertained.
Later In tho afternoon mo vo,ora,x
marched To the c"IrthouS" and an
"nioyapl" program was carried ont.
Judge Taliaferro. the chairman
opened tho program Nth shor,
earnest 'alh In which ne said tina,
~ all tho DAYS ~ impor,anco IN
Gloucester. THO o0n most looked for
ward 10 was Conf"dera.. pav yey
u 4. Folko" then led In PRAYER. az
tor which Mrs EJis Corr aud nor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
B. & 0. MAY ASK TROOPS
FOR BRUNSWICK YARDS
Unless Situation Improves
Will Call on Government.
Reports Say.

Especial 10 Tn" Times Dispatch !
RRtNSW l'K. MD. July Is.-ln-
less tn" strIk" situation improves
IN" Raltimor" and Ohio Rnilroad in
tends TO app"al 10 lii. government to
send Federal troops 10 patrol the big
brunswick fr"tEh, terminal * be-
cam" known her" today from unau"s-
toned authority. Thus far there has
h""n no Improvement. Operating Of
fi"ials w"r" said to have determined
:" ask for Federal protection jugt as
soon as II is found Impossible to
n"v" mail trains through tho Rruns-
wick yards
Brunswick is ia many respects tho
key Ia the strik" situation on tn.
baltimore and ohio Syst"n east OF
the Ohio Rivcr. II is tn" larecs,
freight classification ward in tn.
United States. extending all tho way
from Wcv"rion To Washington June
ton. Md. with "a capacity OF approSi-
matcly 1000 cars. Every effor, IL
teinE mad" her" TO kecp IN" yard
open. Ono" there ia y fre5Eh, con
rcstion II would 10 almost irnpos-
siblc 10 NOV" passenger trains
through the Brunswick district
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
SHIP STORES STOLEN
AFTER FIRST RECOVERY

ISu"cial 70 The Times Dispatch
WILLIAMSBURG. VA. J!Iv 10
several thousand dollars worth Of
>h'p canvas. listed oil. oakum and
paint, believed 10 hav" been stolen
from tn" shipping Board ships an
"h"r"d at 'lar"mOnt. and found by
Will" Minor. farmer az James civ
county. 'hr-" weeks ago In an old
nous" a' his wharf disappeared as
inN>t"rlpuSlN as IL had appeared COM
h"NM'aIth Attorney bOv"i Is i'm
N"SilEatinr til" arair. No clues hav.
N"i been round of the goods or The
guilty parties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
MINISTER. o.. CHAPLAIN
OF MASONIC HOME
Especial to The Times-pisra,ch.

ELCN COLLEGE. July IS a six
nal honor. that OF tho election 70 Tho
cha plainCy Of tho Masonic and East
"rn star Home in Greensboro. has re-
Gently com" 10 the vennrahio ] W
Wnllons. now In his ATTN year. and
VINO has made his homo in Zion col
:, 20 for the past twenty wears as co.
pastor OF tho local church and active
trustee Of tho college
Or. Wcllon'S health failed him in
tho active ministry when h" was
ahou, tho age OF 80 years. ic was
at that time located at Durham. y.
g.. and was pastor of the Christian
church there. He then moved 10
E.ion COLLEGE" where he has h"on q
trustee since 1889, the year tho col
l.ge was founded. and has since made
his home here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
DESTROYS A HOME
Especial To The Times-Disna,o,

y HF THI's- TISDatCh
niN'hHtRG, VA. July ls.-Tho
i"enc" or Albert G.. Dodson, near
:, .o"e JACK Campbell County. was
SroEed ny fire Tuesday. and Mrs.
a"oSoh was severely burned when she
u attempted TO kindle a cook,ng s,a,.o
ar" with gasoline. The gasoline ax
rI"ded throwing the oil over >Iro
rpuson and throughout the room
ne mouse had JUST been built NJ n
r"st OF $500. and Dodson had M In.
surance "" no III
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
THE PERNICIOUS PAIN
OF RHEUMATISM
WILL YIELD TO 1T

'N'''Nlr acid compounds arc
"kh'I"h ~ physicians TO he
most effective I'm r,li.vInn rh.
mat Sn. ana especially 4. ,hia ,,uo
n"h ne compound Is aspirin
aspirin not narcotic or habit
forming drug. Pure aspirin docs
however. disturb digestion often.
times. and because OF this d!.com-
f"T' which follows Its use I'm th.
.in form. many people wrongly
nNHeVe aspirin 10 be heart de-
Peasant
TlEGt.F'S I.AXO ASPIRIN IT.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One size smaller and walk in comfort
10y using ALIENS FOOT EASE. the
antiscptic powder for the feet. shaken
into tho shoes and sprinkled in the
foot bath. Aliens Foot Ease makes
tight or new shoes feel easy: gives
instant relief to corns. bunions and
callouses. prevents Blisters. CaIlous
and Sore Spots.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-17
Ncwsies Lccturcd by Judge.

DANNTiI.E VA, July l6.-Fittc"n
banville n.wSi.S We're lectured in
the Police Court by Mayor Woodiug
yesterday, when warrants against
them were brought for violating tho
new state labor law. which forbidS
children under the age of II from
working under any circumstances
IN" court explained the law in plain
language TO them, but entered no
fines agains, them for their FIRST Of
q.
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leha tho drawbacks OF indigestion
which confronted ordinary aspirin
'o- year,. 1t contains n d!gestant
thai IS separately prescribed ny
2hN S!cians for dyspapsia within
short time after taking. usually
Ten minutes. the salicylic acid IS IN
mo blood. distendin9 the t.ny cap
iilarieh and bringing about relief
from orKestion and consequent
pain ann stiffness The laxative
which II also contains aids in rid.
ding tho body ot toxins and poi
sons. assuring you OF permanen,
RELIEF. Remember the three points;
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To Begin Pub,,c,.x c,,

pAMVILLB. VA. July Is-Tho
DanVille Chamber of commerc. ,s.
as.ermin"d on a publicity campaiq In
order 10 acquatnt the tobacco gr"w!
org OF this soction with tho local
t u FOR tho marketing OF 10.
oaoeo, and to Offset Hlisgsd mis-.
. ssrs'rnenfs as b thu attitude OF Dan.
ve ~ oonpunfty' towsrdS Che
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NORFOLK IMPORTS ARE
LARGER THAN LAST YEAR
Business Increases More Than
Million Dollars at Sea-
port CITY.
Sp"cial 90 Tho Times Dispatch /

Especial :" Tn" Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA. July Imports
I" norfolk. d"srit" dulln-ss ia ship
''hR ana ch"rti" conditions in inter
national trade. during IN" fiscal year
Just ended. show "a gain over thns..
81 IN" year before. according 10 tn.
"nhnA report Of the collector or
customs. now being complied.
as compared with iait tho in
''"as" in valu" nf exports Ia 900
per cent. and imports. 300 per cent
n" import figures for Norfolk
""r'hR IN" year ending June 40. 1927
Var" viz" 2ti. During tho year Just
ended they r"s" nearly a million dol
'"rS I" |h,ns3.ll8 At Newport News
q" H''Ii"f gam is shown. indicating
mat IN" Increased figure Is no, due
merely t" switching Of business
across til" roads. but 10 gain in busi-
ness OF the pOrt as a ,ppuic