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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-04
MONoMGAH

In addition to social supper at
the b. y. p. Q. meeting last night,
a splendid musical program wnsss
rendered, The following numbers
were presented: Song; Lords
Prayer: song by the Junior cholr.
duet, ThclmR and Bernice Kerns
reading, Mrs. Sarah Owens; song,
male quartet: saxaphone solo, u.
Powell: vocal duet, Miss Kate Pars
IRISH and Pauline Meredith: violin
solo. Mrs. Edward Fleming; read.
ing, Miss Marian Hill; duet, Bur-
ley Trader and Miss Virginia leo;
song by the men. x
Compliment Paid.
The best compliment paid then
MorOngah Bible class for Ions
time was made last night when ibt
was announced that NJ. @. Tough,
president Of the billy Sunday Busi.
ness Mems club OF Fairmont, and
who taught this class for the first
month after Its organization a little
more than Il year ago, would return
here Tuesday night and teach the
class.
Mrs. caIibrace Buried,
Many neighbors and friends al:
tended the funeral OF Mrs. Nick
Caltbrace hero yesterday. Mrs.
Callbrace died OF burns received
while attempting to start fire with
kerosene. Nick Calibrace, her hus,
band, who is still In Cook hospital.
was severely burned while trying
TO save his wife. but will recover.
Home from Hospital. 6
Mrs. Cora Moore, who returned
some time ago from the Johns. J
Hopkins hospital in Baltlmoresi
where she was treated for a ffac.
tured bone in the arm, is much bet
ter and will soon be able to.use he,
arm. Mrs. Moore is daughter or
T. G. Price.
Personals.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy OF
Gypsy. are moving hero In the Pep
erty recently purchased IN gho-
burn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mike OF claris-
burg, came here yesterday to- ~
tend the funeral of Mrs. Nick Calf;
brace.
Mrs. Jack Myers is III with N.
fluenza at her home in Maple
street,
Mr.. and Mrs. tn. Cady OF Wat.
son We're visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Fox yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Vincent has beer
employed as nurse In charge 81
Mrs. Ethel Rayner, who Is very III
at her home in Water street.
William McGraw Of Grant Town
is here visiting at the home OF hisS
aunt, Mrs. George Fleming.
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+sTAEI Ntn

West Virginia
Cloudy and colder.
Local Readings
Greed E. 5oIyardi
Observer
Temperature at s
A. NJ. today "a .
Yesterdays
weather clear;
temperature,
maximum 46:
minimum 26;
precipitation 20.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-04

1teyiyal 10 Start-A series Of
aSangelistlc services will begin at
the Mt Zion Baptist church to-
morrow and continue until March
Rev. R. D. Epps of Connells-
sille; Pa. will assist the pastor Of
the church, Rev. L. p. TunIe. Rev.
M, Epps Is reputed TO be a forie-
Etils speaker. and large crowds are
Expected at the evangelistic meet
2lpgs'
Special Sunday pinner-A table
Bhbte dinner will be served Mt the
FaiFmont hotel from to S:3O
o'clock tomorrow evening. Music
VIII be furnished in the dining
Soom dnring the hours Of the meal
~ Mack's orchestra.
Installed offleers--officers OF
me Monongahela commandery OF
lie knights Of Malta were install.
ia last night by E. L. KinkedM Of
his city, deputy supreme coun.
ahHuHTs 4u6 OLlICeIb VI lAo AOCuI
tommandery were installed last
Wednesday night.
Goes 10 New York-w. C. Kelley,
6eal piano and photograph dealer,
md Mrs. Kelley went to New York
Yesterday to remain about week.
NJ, Kelley said that this trip Is 70"
me purpose OF purchasing add.
glonal stock He will select a mum.
ser 6f Duo-ATt reproducing instru-
1ients and several grand pianos 10
meet orders already In hand as
SeiI as for his regular stock.
Program Committee Meets
There will be n meeting of the
1r6gfatns committee chnirmen of
.he boys, work department Of the
Y, N. q. A. at 2 o'clock tonight in
lie y. N. C. a. A detailed pro-
sratniof the circus will be outlined.
AT Cook Hospital-R. G. Culver
Underwent a major operation last
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-03-04

Cook Hospital-R. G. Culver
Underwent q major operation last
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Viola Brown, Elizabeth johnson
G. Hardy and James Edwards, all
coiored, who were arrested on {
charge Of fighting and who had
been released under cash forfeits
of $40 each, failed to appear for
trial and their forfeits were turned
over to the city treasurer.
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MOORE IS GIVEN DRAW
AFTER STOPPING LEWIS
Smaller Lad Clearly Outpoints
Opponent in Six Of
Ten Rounds.

Although Johnny Moore clearly
outp9'nied KID Lewis in their ten
ietic Club last, night. the best tho
youngstcr could get from the judges
was draw. Moore had the best OF
SSX rounds without question. while
one Three were so close that they
were draws.
Lew Dempsey won a decision oyer
O!ck burgess in fast and clean
was not IN MS good condition as
was not IN as good condition as
nempsey. and the local favorite
showed the best in all. except one
round. burgess. however. took hts
punishment gamcly, and won a real
following by his work.
The monthly program opened with
Butcher Shocke;t. OF Richmond. get
ting a technical knockout over Young
Shockeu. OF Fredericksburg. when
the laucr's seconds threw in the
towel in the sixth round. Both men
took heavy punishment with the
R!chmonder getting the better of the
smuggling contest.
Tommy Burns. of Baltimore, won
over Joe belmont. OF Philadelphia.
when the latter went to the floor
n Ia Jack Dritton. in the sixth round
OF a slow, but CORY, setto. Threats TO
stop the battle uniess they mixed II
up. was the only thing to make them
get on the same side OF the ring
until the fourth round when they
NShi 10 u IN earnest, All the aC-
ton came in the final round. when
belmont fell writing TO the uoor
and was carried Oft
The Dempsey burgess bout was 4
winner from the word go Dempsey,
meeting the criticism hurled at him
In previous matches for stating"
went after his opponent and forced
the fghtinE. burgess. however.
stood UP To him Eamcly aud after eN-
change Of punches. came back for
more. In the final round they stood
toe 10 toe and traded blows. but
neither had the steam necessary for
knock down.
In Bparring match that the decision
of the judges took everybody by sur
prise. Lewis was man. pounds the
heavier. but Moore was q Will of the =
wisp. nd Lewis was unable TO hit
him. ! ore found the openings and
smachCu ,.cwis on the face almost at
Will. Neither got In stin punch.
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dUGTiONS-LECdLS
Auction Sales

COURT SALE OF STANDING TIMBER
NY auin"rity OF decree OF tho Law
ana Equity Court OF Richmond. virginia
entered on June 70. 1922. IN the suit o.
Richmond Structural! Steel Company. Inc
and Eastern Coal and Export Corporation
70 'irSini" Lead and Zinc Corporation
and Richmond TruHt and Savings Cor.
poratlon. III. undersigned will offer for
sal, a. public auction In front OF the
Courthouse Of Spotnylvania County. var
ginia. on MONDAY. AUGUST l. 1874 a,
l O'clock T. ~. all the timber on the
!.nds involved ia said cause In Spu,syl-
'an!% and Louisa COuntics. among which
are the following separate and con,igv-
Gus tracts.
!. 40 acres adjoining Mitchell Min.
tract; and ON which Ia located the mill.
s shat, 'nAeh,nery: euild,nsa. etc. OF a.'d
acquired from Jones
J. ss'. acres known as Conner tract.
acquired from G L. s'rauSaan.
acquired from jones =, ais.
% acres. Hnawn as Lewis tnllas Luz
Williams tact. acquire! :rom Jones
.. TO-. acres. known az Thompson trac,
acquired from Jou., through j. Is. Harris
3;i7 acres known as John Sorreu
tract acquired from joiner.
s. 81 acre.. known Annie Young tract
ACQUIRED from Shuman.
;. iii1 acres. nnown Anna F. Wood.
son tract, on North Anna River. adjoin.
Tag Wrsheld.
10 $50 o: 1872. acres. known as Han,
or shumaa tracts.
J. 80 aer-s.
H. ~ acres IL Louis. County. known
smith. '0'' ''''
Fun dc.rrin,ion OF all In Decd noos
u rases goa 20 7s2 OF spo,sylvnnia
county land records In deed trus, da,,c
NoNemh"r 1915 aud Deed Hook So
aaEo l15 OF Louisa County. dated No.
'e,nher ~. IsIe.
All the m-ruhAn,able timber on each
u'tt WIZ htst be oTcrcd separately and
then all tos"th.r and right Is reserved
TO reject any and all bids or 20 repo-,
sAli raie, for confirmation separately o,
.h together, or to report LUch as seen,
iraAnnah!- fhr confirmation and those be
10" ,aiu- Tor REJECTION resale
TERMS One-thiid cash. balance In Fix
good security aud two years ,inne .ry:n
continuation Of sale BY cour, to remove
al timber.
5 p. POWELL, soo,syivania. Va
l.. G. WILLIAMS. Richmond Va.
Special CCm!nissioE-rs
:. ALsor. Aucuoneef.
yinGiSlA-ln the CLERKS ono. OF the
:aw and Equity Cou.; ot R!ehmond
J. Luther LIBBY. clerk Of said court
oeIH:S that tn" bond required by III.
above named decree In said cause IA,
tai. Ssi day Of June !322
LUTHER LIBBY.
Ger. Law and Eau!t, cour, Of Rich.
;Uoat Va
y. S--h, snme time and terms 1 viii
Orcr timber above ak inches In diame,e
one foot above ground on 900 acres IL
Mitchell! tract, ~ acres IN Ham tract 81,
.cTr> !" F!ney Palm and $50 acres IL
jordan Wood. and 81 acres In Al-o-.
&ui -hs aC.-s In Maxwell fkrr,
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AUCTiONS-LEG4LS
Legal Notice..

Notice OF called meeting Of the STOCK
holders OF Zw!Site CORPORATIONS:
You are hereby notified that In par.
sChnce OF the call %: the board OF di.
rectots OF the Zw!Si;e Corporation. at a
meeting OF said directors on July 10. ls22
at which meeting "A majority OF the d!.
rectors were present. meeting OF the
stockholders OF said corporation viii br
held at the principal once OF said cor.
pora,ion. Room 6i9 Mutual building
southeast corner OF Ninth and Main
Streets. Richmond. Virginia. on MONDAY
JULY "a. 1922. at IL O'clock noon for III,
purpose OF passing upon tho adv!sab,Iity
OF dissolvng the said corporation and
suErendering its franchise an Recommended
estly requested to be present
(Signed) W. i. MONTAGUE,
Secretary.
SEALED BIDS tor the construction q,
a two thirty-foot span re-cnforced con.
crete bridge across Crooked Run. non,
Leon. will ba received at Culpcpcr, Viz.
xinia. on Saturday. July 20. 1922 at ]
o'clock +. VI.
Plans and specifications are ON ~, a,
also at the clerks office OF culpcp.r
County.
IA! bids must he on nlc at The Clerks
Once Of Culpeper County by o'clock
p. NJ. on Saturday, July 20. 1879. accom-.
panied b. certified checks for 10 per cent
OF the amount OF said bids. The right
10 reject any or AL bids is reserved.
JOHN NJ. LEWIS.
Chairman OF the Board OF Supervisors
OF Culpeper County:
J. +. BICKERS.
Chairman OF the Board OF Supervisors
OF Madison County.
July 10. 1929.
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DiSPL4l CLASSIFIED
By J. ID. CARNEAL & SONS.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
GOOD TWEI.vE- ROOM DWELLING
AND STORE.
No 1925 y. 3Uih 81.
Ky virtue OF II certain Deed OF
Trust, dated May IS. 1908. and record :
ed In Richmond Chancery Court
Clerks Once, in -. Is. l97-B page
2i6, default having been made In the
payment OF Il portion OF the debt Sc
cured thereby. and having been re-
CURED by the beneficiary therein SO
TO do, / VIII. on
TUESDAY, JULY IS. 1922.
AL O'Clock +. NJ,
on the premises. proceed TO sci! at
PUBLIC auction, the property CON
rcycd therein. viz:
All that certain piece, parcel or lot
Of land. with ali tho improvements
thereon. lying and being In the city
OF Richmond, Virginia. at the south
west corner of 3Oth and 7 Streets
fronting on 30th Street Forty (40
Feet. and running back between
parallel line One Hundred and Thirty
two N32) Feet to sixteen foot al
ley
This is excellent corner property
and will make good business prop
osition.
J. p. Carnival.
Trustee.
n B.-Where. the deed requires all
cash. better terms may be announced
at sale.
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COBB'S BAT FEATURES
IBy Associated Press

BOSTON. July l7.-Cobh's batting
over Boston. 10 to I. today He made
I'VE hits in hve times ut bat includ-
ing double and homo run the
latter or Fullerton in the ninth with
two on bases. Boston made five
runs in its first. due to Dauss' wild
ness and errors by Clark ant! Man
ion. 1t was Boston's sixth straight
defeat Score.
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.schans out: hi, by ba,,ed ball.

tNd!- 5i ~ So -
Dated for Jones in eighth
Slated for McNally in ninth.
HATED for Baker in ninth
sRan for Hoffman, in ninth
tBattcd for Murray In ninth
Score by Innings r.
Chicago ......... Ole 600 24O Ol-S
New York ....... ol0 100 2O3 90
summary Two. base hIts-Schang
Ruth. Mcusel. Home runs-Ruth
Hooper. Nosti Stolen basc-heu-
sci. Sacr!ticcs-Collins. Schang. Null
ligan. Shecly. Left on bases-New
off Hoyt. i on Ro8rtson. /, on
Schupp. !, off Blankenship. J OF
Mays. Struck out--by Robertson
!: by Blankcnship, ]: by Hoyt. !: by
Jones, ! Hits-of Hoy,. 3 in Ia:
IN or Mays. in .. off Robertson,
is in "a; of Schupp, none Gaced
only one batsman): of B,ankcnship
| in ! 3. off Lcvettc. in !. Passed
sail-SchanG. Winning pitcher
i3lan ken ship. Losing pltchcr-Mays
Cmpires, Evans and Dincen. Time
2:i0
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MACKMEN FAIL TO HIT
(Bv Associated Press

PHlLADELpIilA, Pa, July IL
phia. . to o. Uhlc held the home
team 10 four scattered hits. while
his teammates pounded Harris for
fourteen safctics for total Of
twenty-sevcn bases. Three fast dou-
BILE plays by the Philadelphia Inheid
prevented the visitors from scoring
in the early innings. Score.
To-,
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Blue: Dugan To Pratt TO Burns Left
on hases-Detroit. Z Boston. &. Bases
on balls-on Dauss. 3: off Ehmke. 2;
on Iicrcy. .: on Fullerton. g. Struck
out--by Ehmke. q BY Johnson /
Hits--On Dauss. 3 in /: off Ehmke. Z
1a on Johnson, none in ! on quinn
In ! (none out in sccond); off Pier
cy. 10 In y. OF Fullerton, . in g.
Winring Mtchcr-Ehul<c Losing
p!tchcr-ricrcy. Umpires Connolly
and owens. Time, 2:03
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although Lewis wasted many swings
that would have counted had Moore
been thore to receive them. In the
eighth round Moore rocked Lewis
and had him staggering at the bell.
In the ninth the younEstcr cam
right in and staggered Lewis with
three rights to the jaw and punished
him with short jabs TO the ribs in
the !nhghting. He took all OF Lewis
swings on the gloves
The tenth opened with tattoo OF
blows being showered on the battlrrs.
but Moore safely danced out of the
danger zone and continued pecking
away at Lewis face. Neither lad was
mar'.cd
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DANISH
NERVOUSNESS
WendelPs Pills, A m Ditto n
Brand, For Rundown,
Tired-Out People.

IL you feel tired out. out OF sorts de-
spondent. mentally or physically depressed.
get so cent box OF wcnIclrs Pills. Am
oition Brand. at Tragic Drug Company to-
day and take the first big step toward
feeling better right away.
II you work too hard. smoke too nlnch
or are nervous, Wcndeirs pills Ambition
brand. Will make you feel better In three
days or money back from Tragic Drug
Company. on the nrst box purchased
As treatment for affections OF tho
nervous system. constipation. loss OF APP
petite, shoe plcssness. Nervous lndiges-
ton. got a box of Wcndeirs Pills. AmbI-
tion Rrand. today on tho money back
plan.-Adv.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Hostnn ut Cincinnati.
Philadelphia nat Chicago
New York mt st. Louis,
Brnoktyn Mt PIttsburEh
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Fly EDWARD S. ROSE CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctioncers

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSE AND LOT,
Southwest Corner OF Harrison and
Catherine Streets. known as No.
5l4 y. Harrison Street.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF
trust dated 2Ist day OF February.
a9lS. ana recorded in tic Clerks Of
Deed Book 248-A. page 100, default
having been made In the payment OF
the aebt therein secured and being
required so to do by the beneficiary.
we VIII sell by auction, on the prem.
Tuesday. JULY 18th, 1922
AT o'clock y. NJ,
M, me ,oiioWing property. to-wit: All
ma. iot op land with the improvements
OF Richmond, Virginia, on the west
line OF Harrison Street, between Ciav
ana Leigh Streets. described M fol-
lows: beginning 1913 feet and 8
INCHES north OF the northwest corner
OF harrlsop and Clay Streets. and run
ming thence along Harrison Street and
inches and back between p nmu
lines so feet. We arc not romantane
beyond our auctioneers limit, when
we say we have had more requests
for this property than any other
upon our list. And don't forget the
highest dollar gets II.
TERMS: Cash.
EDWARD S. ROSE.
WILLIAM s. ROSE.
Trustees.
p. ST the purchaser so desirex
we can make him or her loan.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
ST. Louis Mt Washington.
Chicago Mt New York.
Cleveland mt Philadelphia.
Detroit mt Boston
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WHITE HOSE WALLOP
yANKS THREE IN ROW
Elcven-lnning Contest Taken
by Chicago, Despite Homer
by Babe Ruth.
fHy Associated Press.

NEW YORK, july j1.-Ch.caSo won
IT'S third straight from New York to-
day, taking an eleven-inning battle.
III which both clubs used four pitch.
crs, to I. The White Sox tailed
the winning run on Falk's single.
Sheciy's sacrifice and Pinch Hitter
Strunk'S single. Babe Ruth raped
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30 q.
pbtlndeInhf1

Philadelphia ....... 900 600 600
summary: Two base hits-Wood.
Mclnnis, JAMESON. Speaker. Three
base hits-MCinnis. WEIGH. speaker
Wamby. Home run-wood Stolen
base--Wamby. Double pluys-Dykes
and Hauscr. Dykes. Young and
Hauser: Young. Galloway and Haus-
err; thlc. Wamby and McInnis. Left
on hases--Philadelphi :; Cleveland,
$. Base on balls-off Harris. 8: of
Ch!e, ,. Struck out-by Harris. ::
Uhle Dykes. Umpires-Chill, Walsh
and Nallin. Time. l:46.
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Totals " 80 l6 Ii 81 IA
'Batted for Dauss in second

Detroit ............ 06O ala 0O3-l6
BOSton ........s. 500 900 OoO- !
Summary: Two-baSe hits-Ehmke
Cobb. +. Smith. Three base hit
f. Smith. Home run-Cobb. stolen
base-Cohh. Sacrifices--Blue. Haney
(2. Neach. Manion. Clark. Mcnosky
Double plays-Ehmke to Clark to
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out his fifteenth home run in tho
seventh. and In the eighth Hooper and
Mostl! drove out circuit blows on
successive pitched balls. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

philadelphia. o; Cleveland, >.
HoHton, 81 Detroit, 10.
"nnhinEton-St. Louis, ruin.
New York, .; Chicago, 4.
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DiSPLAt LL4SSiEIED
FOR SALE.
WOODLAND
HEIGHTS
DWELLING

Modern. rooms. splendid condition;
Reasonable terfs
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE. ono souare
OUTSIDE oity, near Petersburg car line
s1N-RooM COTTAGE near Peters.
burg Car Line. ''''"'
NJ. A CAMPBELL.
1924 Hull Street.
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OPEN-AIR DANCING
JONES' INN
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
SATURDAY EVENINGS
ERnN tt.ao

FROM 6:3o TO 1880 y. ~.
GENTS-E.t- price. tic: tax. Sc: total
sac
27c.
Arrow Bus Service. beginning Thursday.
July ~ Bus leaves Fourth and Bro, d
Streets at $3.50 r. NJ Round trip
dancing.
Music by Blue Melody SeItette
We make specially OF entertaining
Hay Ride Parties on the above dates. All
Refreshments served a, city prices,
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=. S--At sh:ne time and terms 1 will
oner timber above ak inches In diameter
one loot above ground on 400 acres in
Mitchell tract I! acres IN Ham tract 2i5
acres !" F!ney Palm and $50 acre. in
JORDAN Woods. and 81 acres In A!-o-n
and -A5 acres In Maxwell farm
S. i. POWELL.
SpotsyIyan!A Va
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Real Estate tor Exchange

.Nlt.. cr-Asngr Equity n south Third
street r.HlG.uge fpr lotr IN W.N END
"r >srlh Side. GIVE !",a,iOu. size aud
If..-. land. u e. Hor a.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh, q; brooklyn, 5.
Chicago, 81 Philniielphtn, =.
Cincinnati. ~ Il0StOn. ..
81. Louis, .; New York, 3.
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Apartments

l02S W. Franklin Street. first floor.
s rooms: third floor. . rooms. Imme-
date possession.
HARRISON e. RATES
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HOTELS AND RESOtr,.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS
Under new management Idsst
summer resort noted for tts celia
brated Dyspepsia Water. Popular
aniuscments. including bowling alley.
billiard parlors, ballroom, etc. write
for booklets.
II. II. WARE
MSr. Hue Ridge Springs Corp.
blue Ridge Springs. Va.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Richmond. .; Rocky Mount. 1.
Norfolk, II Newport News, 3.
Portsmouth. ~ Wilson, 8.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Richmond Mt Rocky Mount.
Norfolk mt Newport News
Portsmouth, Mt WiIson
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LOTS FOR SALE.

coHSEH lot, % :ee, 10y 80 ices. north.
""st coru". fi:th Avenue and VII.
ir" street. Highland rafE. pg!ce. 1850.
Terms. J. \. Connolly q Go.
CITY Lot. a.S!ts corner. Win lronc!ad
s'-a.". 4is -. ala $500. 2.JI Della
ware As"1u". South Richmond
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NniIictI itra, Estate

~" "HSt!.Ia. N,t your properly with
has siu"hrm1nd al East fr.n.liu.
i.t.A. EsrATE-l.l,t your property with
a. TT -alr or :pT I5nl. We can serve
3us :. !. S-h;Uid; I. CO. :. Sor:a
f.tEata. street.
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Ilcn5!c.D TRUST CONFA%I. Real Is.
Tat" b-yhrtInSGi. Sales rentals ana
loans seventh and Muiu streets
FOR RESULTS. lis, your properly Win
~ a. Taylor. :. %oTth $lnth street.
Nom Rest RESULTS. ia, your property
Win -. Garrett = 81. !!!2 E.,t MalE.
WASTED TO BUY from Owner. or 4.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-08-04
SHERMAN AND FLORY TO RETURN HERE ON NORTHWESTERN, AUG. IF

Associate U. & Forester A F. Sherman and District Forester Charles H. Flory are expected to re- turn here about August II on the steamer Northw estern, according to advices received at Forest Service headquarters here today. They are at Anchorage now and have com plcted their interior visit, covering the Richardson Highway districts from Valdez to Fairbanks and back over the Alaska Railroad to the coast.
 Mr Flory has wired to have the Forestry vessel Tahn here ready for use on August 12. It is expected that they will visit number of points in the Tongass National Forest shortly after that date, al though nothing definite is known of their plans.