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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
.RAD|O|sTS ENTERTAINED
BY SOUTHERN CLEE CLUB
Local Tcn-Picce Orchestra TO
Furnish Varied Program
for Dispatch Fans.

y concert Of varied and highly
entertaining quality if the bill to
night from the WBAX broadcas, sta
ton Of the Dispatch papers The
southern Glee club. with = tcn-riecc
orchestra "f talented musicians. will
play for Eastern radioists with their
accustomed livcIincss and artistry.
The coteric includes Claude Belts
Earl" Humphrey. Frank owens. For
est Norvcll Wade sims. Meredith
owen. Mason i'ranuan. John Norvcll
Hugh BuGg and others. Th. crchcs-
ira. under the direction Of Hugh
BugG. has arranged the best of tho
popular numbers and several classi-
cai offerings
a quartet made up Of Frank
owens. Hugh Bugg. Meredith owen
and Earle rumphrcv. viii sing a
number OF their we'll known sclec-
tons. IN" quartet is ono of the
best IN tn" city and q regular fca-
,ure nj ,hc southern Glce Club.
Nearly every Que uC the musicians
VIII be heard IN solo hunter. and
the affair Is expected to he ono of
the most varied in recent times
The entire program. arranged h.
Thomas 4. Garrett, will be under
the direction Of Hugh Rugg well
known young musician, who has been
heard frequently from the Dispatch
radio station
Through an error Yesterday. the
name Nathan opplcman was written
TO read Nathan pppcnheim. thus fail
ms I" credit the excellent perform
ancc Of one Of Hich'nond's most tai.
entcd pianist and pupil OF the Rich
mond Conservatory of Music.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

Recommendations Of the Finance
Committee tina; the salaries OF the
Director Of Public Welfare, the Direc-
tor % Public Safety and Of the City
Attorney. each he increased from IS.
GOO TO $500 per year MAS adopted
by the Common Council at special
meeting las, nigh, by vote of "a
to g.
Efforts 10 have the paper increas-
ting m" salary OF the Judge OF the
Juvenile and Domestic Court recon
eidered failed and the paper was
again tabled on motion Of Council
man nickcrson
Jones !. Only Absentee.
Councilman Carter c. Jones, %
Madison Ward. was the only absen-
tee.
Councilman Harvey r. Atkinson. o,
Madison ward. moved that the pa
per III reference tho salary of the
Director Of Public safety be taken
from the table. Alderman Jacob UNI
lauf. OF Clay ward. moved 10 refer
the paper back to the Financ. Com
mittee. He said tho paper carried
salary increases recommended in
1921. and that conditions had changed
materially since then. He urged the
Council to bear in mind that the sal
AIRY Increase recommended would
make the salary OF the Director Of
Public Safety in excess Of that drawn
by the Mayor. III We start into
wholesale salary Increases the mat
ter should he referred 10 the Finance
Com mite" and bn handled in n bust
nesslike way. Bear In mind gem
tlemon We arc coming back TO the
proposition 20 mae the Mayors sal.
AIRY 10000
Councilman James r pickerson
said Richmond was large and wealthy
enough and the increase In assessed
values justices what these papers pro
pose tie said he waA ready 10 vote.
Sullivan Opposes Increase.
Opposition 10 tho increase was
voiced by Councilman William y
sullivan. ~ jefferson Ward. who said
That his people were opposed 10 in
creases in salaries and he would so
vote.
on roll call the vote was IL to :
in favor % the increase to the Dirac.
tor Of Euhlic Safety. and the papers
granting increases 10 the two other
officials were quickly voted
On motion OF Councilman Edgar y
English. the members OF edmond
Federation OF Railroad Shopmen
~ViV S'hHtSu tree use OF me Audi
tortum during the progress OF the
strike.
The Counc! accepted strip Of
land from w. Z Hood and wife prof
fered for the extension of Hawthorne
Avenue. with n" understanding .hat
~" city VIII do the curbtug and
gutterinE WORK
When the paper FOR tho Increase Of
the salary Of the Judge OF Tho Ju-
Nenile and Domestic Cour; was
hronsht M. Councilman sullivan
VINO mad opposed The other Increases
seeing the vote going againS, taking
the measure up. said he hopcd tho
Counci! would at least be consistent
president Powell said Council hears
inc reprimand ~ the gentleman from
Jefferson Ward"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
SWANSON SUPPORTERS
LAUD SENATORS CAREER
Declare He Will Sweep State
Against Former Cover.
nor Davis.

ineratitude on tho part OF Viz
rinians Viii he shown II Senator
swanson IS not reelected to the
United states Senate. Harry NJ. Smith
stated at a meeting Of Swanson fol
lowers last night in ,'himborazo Park
In spit" ~ the strong wind and oc-
c"sional hurries OF rain about 100
persons rema med throughout the
speech making
jefferson &. Powers was general
chairman ~ In" evening and intro
duced George y. Bowdcu. who traced
the career OF swanson from the time
N" was poor boy. struggling for an
education. up to the present DAY
win MS career in Congress The
Cedar WORKS Double Quartet sang
during the meeting
Former Governor Davis has only
promises To offer the people. while
swanson can point 10 his thirty years
OF SerNic" as P proof % what he can
ana mas done, speakers declared. Sup
p"r' "f labor the farmers, and bust
ness interests Of the Stat. hav.
marked The senatorship Of Swanson.
they SAID. while Davis has recently
declared himself against the Esch-
'Gmm MS act. swanson cas-, mis- vote
arhinsi h. and Senator Glass. APP
pointed by Davis. while he was Gov
"rh"r. voted for The bill. they told
IN" audt"uc.
S"arSon's NE is an inspiration 10
every poor hos "f tn" State as TO
what L. u"ssibl" for him 10 do hv in
d"S''! ihrtft and study" Mi. smith
c'''Ar'd Nf'-r tracing the public
career ~ swanson as Governor and
senate. MI Smith declared that in
me 'AiiiN Years of public NE there
H"S been nothing that his friends
'"u.d T." ashamed OF. and thai now
instead Of beng here boosting his
own campaign n" IS in Washington
nsh'inS IA" 'inIuuItous tariff"
i'"pr"rN mat Swanson would carry
every CONGRESSIONAL DiStric, inrI,d.
ing paNls' own, was mad. at mo
meeting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
BAKING CORPORATION
is GRANTED CHARTER
Norfolk Concern to Begin business
with Maximum Capital Of
S2S,OOD-pottcr President

The Liberty Baking Corporation.
Norfolk Va, with maximum capital
Of $4,000 and minimum Of sl.0OO.
was granted charter ny tho state
Corporation Commission yesterday
The officers and incorpnrators arc r..
J.. Potter. president. r. NJ White.
hurst. secretary. and J. w. Gardner
al of Norfolk.
Another charter granted was to
the Peerless on Company. OF Kan
sas. Incorporated. Richmond Va
with maximum capital stock of
t5on.ooA and minimum Of $500. To mine
and deal in petroleum and natural
gas The officers and incorporation
are f. r. Pratt president: Faola.
Kan Guy Il. HazelErove. secretary:
Cyrus w. Rcale. Richmond. and NJ.
Matthews. all ot Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Sixty-Foot Well
Is Home of Still
Dry agents Make Rare
Find in Prince George
County.

y still was discovered in a sixty
foot well at the edge OF swamp
Just below Petersburg, in Prince
George County, yesterday BY Federal
prohibition officers. Operators were
usiuS the we'll "a blind. as we'll as
an aid in making moonshine. officers
state
\ complete ou,ht was found by
tho officers. but. duo TO tho mash
being I'm an mnfermented state. it
was not in operation. The stili was
Of l5o-ga!lcn capacity, and with it
were coo gallons ot mash eigh;
nifty gallon fermentcrs. wood. lars
and other materials for the opera
ton Of tn" still. CHIEF Agent Han
niCar led the raid. assisted by Agents
Wills, Davis and ShuEart and two
Petersburg policemen. McGhce and
Goodwin
Federal officers took an eighty gal
ION capacity still in Powhatan Cour-
". near the courthouse. yesterday
also An automobile with 1000 gal
Ions ~ whisky was seized at this
time. The owner. said to be named
Blackburn. was arrested Federal
Officers HanniEan, Durett. Willis,
ShuGart and Davis made the raid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

Lightning struck a huge oak tree
within a few PAGES Of the Berea
Baptist Church IN Hanover County
yesterday afternoon during the 139th
annual session OF the Dover Baptist
Asaooiation, creating some excite
ment. No one Was undor the tree.
but several people in the vicinity
were momentarily stunned by the
shock
Rev e. w Gillinss Of tho Oak
wood Baptist Church. presided over
the body. the session OF which began
at 10 O'Clock Rev W. r. clarke,
OF Fulton Baptis, Church. was chosen
secretary. Rev. 7. " Moody. pastor
OF the entertaining church. extended
the welcome TO the delegates. The
attendance was unusually large for
the first day.
Gnim In Gifts II $4,000.
In" morning session was taken up
mainly III considering tho following
churches. which compose the East
crn section Of the association: An
tioCh. Black Creek Colosscm EN-
mans. four-Mtle Creek. Hardy Con-
tral. Hebron, Hopewell. Manoah.
Noun, Pleasant. New Retheseda. New,
Bridge. Famunky. Pioneer. Richmond
Heights. Samaria Sharon. Slovak.
Walnut Grove West Point The net
gain in mem hershp in the group by
harr'sm during the wear amounted
20 lS5. The net gain in Sunday
school attendance in the Eastern
group was about 200. The net gain
In rifts amounted to $1,000
The churches in the middle sec
ton, which includes the Richmond
churches. will he considered at the
morning session today. The western
section. including Hanover. will be
considered tomorrow
br II ]. Stewart. OF the Leigh
Street Church. nreached the annual
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
q SENT TO GRAND JURY
ON DRY ACT CHARGES
" PH"rinrili mud .In>-ph u,,ncoI,
frttA'r" for Alleged sale 81
'.Ntrhctt Tor mc,rrnEc 1 30.

Harris and "iHam Harris.
=. ,u'" .an.e CHARGED with violation
NJ national pronih''iou acr v.,.
."n' on 70 The Ootoaar .a.r,
nite7 states District Coyr, .,a-
-. ''lo"lrs hrariu. na,ora
,.fn''NH states Comw's, .orc, N.,v,,
essnH" .mer Thy w"r. ,.,.asoS
on - 900" o. "a
:. fur''r"a suo rosep1 urar,o,,.
'HHTE'0 win n- 0avorire ~
tracts for neNerare PURPOSES ,a,.
nrT"S,fH y"s'"roas and son, on Ia
~ .'c'"o"r term ~ th. rour, t,
. 0"l'n"r They
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
LIGHTNING STROKE SHOCKS
BAPTISTS AT DOVER SESSION
Only Momentary, However, and None Is Injured.
Work of Anti.Saloon League, Under Supcrintcn.
dent Hepburn, Endorsed by Body.

association sermon at 1, O'clock yo.-
terday.
At the afternoon session J. + sad
Ter delivered an address TO the re-
ports on the orphanase and min
listers relief. his subject being The
Helpless Youth andt the Helpless
Aged
DIR. Cook Makes Addrcss.
DR. John Ernest Cook. secretary OF
the Baptist Council. delivered the
principal address on the report ON
Christian Education"
The report on temperance and So
ciRl service was read by pr. " t..
Gibson. pastor OF Rroadus Memorial
Church, and the address was by Rev.
David Hepburn, superintendent Of
the Anti Saloon League Of Virginia.
The report. which was unanimously
adopted. called on the pastors and
church members to do all within
their power to promote law enforce
mcnt. The work Of the Anti Saloon
League under Hepburn was uuani-
mously Endorsed. and pastors and
people were asked TO continue their
hearty moral and financial support
to this agency.
Or. !. w. Csmmack presented a
resolution. which was unanimously
adopted. calling on the General As
ISOLATION Of Virginia 20 meet in
Richmond in 1928 i'm its one hun
dredth session. and "a present his
torical pageant setting forth the
growth OF loo years similar to the
Historical Pagan; held in Richmond
this summer
Al the night session Or. F.. w.
BoatwriEht delivered an address on
the educational outlook in Europe
and America, and Or. i. W. Cam
mack. secretary OF Christian educa-
ton, by means Of 100 stcreopticon
slides. showed the thirteen Rap,i.t
SChOnlS and COLLEGES In N,rri,.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

our petitions IN Bankruptcy were
"'"d III the United states Dis,ric,
""'' yesterday. They were $. NJ.
h"! nes Ils l-2 East Clay Street. who
h's liabilities a, $500: John
A'H'hS. ~ Richmond. who gave
Ms occupation a. tina, ~, 80.
salesman. with NaprI,tc. q, q, oso
and assets o! 800: r. Y Dovis ~,
Louisa. who gave his occ,Da,in,
mat o! merchant, with Inhll,t,n.
- 'lic' and asset. OF $50. and M,ss
hhtnIeen c. Bibh. OF Louisa. with lIs
% 'tiHs Of fai' and assets a., 800 n,
"h''n sh" claimed exemption otNts5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
MANY STILLS SEIZED BY
PROHIBITION OFFICIALS
Raids All Over State Net,
Large Quantity Of
Mash.

state prohibition officers con
Quoted number OF big raids through
out Nirgi nia yesterday Commissioner
Harry -. Smith stated Allan n
Powell and county officers captured
fo-Ra!l"n capacity copper still in
FRANKLIN County, while J. w Woody
ana Federal agent Endicott arrested
j. IL. BRYANT on a charge OF trans
porting and manufacturing whisky.
An automobile and TWO conner stills
or 100 aud Tao gallons capacity each.
with loo gallons Of mash. were
taken also.
Thr"" copper stills. or nifty gallons
capacity. with $50 gallons Of mash
eish'N gallons capaciTy, $50 gallons
OF m"Sh. were seized by I. NJ We
10Y assisted by Federal and county
agents, j. T. Quinn was arrested at
Ferr"m on charS" OF manufacture
inE liquor. while a copper still Of
sixty gallons capacity. with 600 gal
IONS OF mash was taken by Officer ~
"a. StuliZ and Powell y. l.. Gusle,
ana w Il. Mont comery were ar
reSt'H az E"rrum, also. and a wood
an" copper still of 300 gallons ca
paci'y. with 500 gallons of mash.
along with another 800 gallons still
ana 500 gallons Of mash was seized
w !. shelton and Federal officers
arfeS'"" John II. Fitzgerald. n
li'.SNiNanl" county. on II charge o..
making whisky. y forty-galIon e.,
paciti sum was taken also " f.
ana y. I. Stou" were taken into cus
TOBY charged with making whisky.
and sim of "00-gailon capaciiv.
with LOCO gallons Of mash. was can
turcd Following the finding of a
i'o capaciiy copper still and a so ca
pac!tr metal sim. with 900 gallons
OF mash rOsie Ingram and Crowse
Safbh were arrested on a charge
o' making liquor. officers reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Not 10 Certify Ballots
in Richmond OH Sunda,

There VIII he no ccrtincation OF
ballots Of absent voters on Sun.
day. as WAS crrUncously stated
yesterday by an afternoon paper,
Postmaster Hay I. Thornton said
last night. Voters arc not to DO
allowed TO get certificates or regis-
ter on Sunday. since II is not Sun
day work. no said. IIo stated that
h" was not consulted before tho
article was written.
II. +. Ritchse Is attending to the
cert'hcation OF ballots In the
lobby Of tho post-ofiicc. Most of
those taking advantage OF the
absent voters privilege will be
state and Federal employees away
from their voting precincts on
election day. Il was pointed out.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
SCHl RM WILL APPEAL.
FROM LOWER COURT
James VI. Hroih,,. 7, 4, ma w.
Connected Win The H~nri,o
Count! seduction 1,.

Whine Sch.-fr- =. -sT--.4
on July u. in Heurico Coyc,, G,-
cult Court, was sentenced
wears In the stat Pcr,,cr,rary -,
charge NJ scduclrg
girl WI appeal hi' case 81.
tornrNs announced ve.'-rdaN
James NJ. schur'. "rroneog,, r.
TONED in previous .,o-, 90
brother ~ the accused man .,d
not In any way connected III, -.
case
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Approaching Marriage.

MT. and Mrs. n. G. Hart. OF Louisa
Hhh"uh'" IN" engagement and an
proachlnS marriage of their daughter.
'uIa GOODWIN, 10 Charles w Bray.
"i h'chmond. Mr.. Bray is manager
OF tho Educational Film Exchange
Ito North Seventh Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Advertising Club. Y.
W. c. a. 1855 L. NJ.
John Marshall House, Ninth and
Marshall Streets, open from A.
:. to p. NJ.
Baseball. Rotary IS. kiwan!s,
Boulevard Field. p. NJ.
For thcatcr calendar, see page
five.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
INNtn HaHIN InnIuL,

Tho lawn party 10 hey. br., ,,,
Yesterday afternoon M tn, hon. -.
Mrs Frank Not;. on Norm \y.nu,
harton Heights. for tho ben.st NJ,
no John b. Tahb I.ihrnry, hns b..n
postponed. an recount az ,he rain
Nnni This AFTERNOON ana tonight FROM
% - o'c.ncH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
v,.I,or. NJ Governor. omc.

JNdRN FNHff ". Ho.'. = $ aIr'r,
en- route 10 Norfolk 20 preside ov.,
'he Norfolk CITY Circuit Court au-,ra
the annexation litigation. and ladg.
y. T. White. % Princess Anne Cour.
", who 10 holding tho City Clrou,
court u Richmond, we're visitors
The Gxernor's once yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
Postmaster Appointed.

Randall ". McGhec was appointed
postmaster OF tho post-offoc Al Seven
Nile Ford. and Julia w. Henderson.
postmaster OF the station "A, Orso.
va. Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton.
announced yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19

Iue TO 4 large shipment of Turks
tobacco. customs collections for tho
Port ~ Richmond were s27.6sa yes
terday Collector w. Gay Smith an
nouie'ed This is an unusually large
collection for one day. he said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
VACAT|ON|STS REMEMBER
SUFFERING IN RICHMOND
City People al Summer Rest
Raise Money for Ice and
Milk Fund.

Richmond people enjoying the cool
breezes at summer Rest" Green
wood Va. have not been unmindrul
Of the littl. children and the sick
and iniirm aScd people in the city
WIN" are IN need 90 ice and milk
during these hot days. and AT "A song
service held sunday night the sum
OF $3.50 was raised ana sent 10 Tie
Dispatch Papers for the ice and milk
'und. The largest contribution yes
ierdaN came from the members Of
the Mems Bible Class OF Grace Street
Methodist Episcopal Church, SOUTH
and totalsd Sln.25.
Contributions received Yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-19
DIRECTORS PAY INCREASE
APPROVED BY COUNCIL
Lower Body for Raising Tha,
of Three TO $500
a Year.


sullivan. Of jefferson Ward. Says
His People Oppr.c Move nj This
Time md Hc Would Cnrry Ont
Their WIN.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
DEWEY PLAN OPENED
ON WAGE INCREASE

PONCA CITY - The employees Of
the Dewey Portland Cement company
at Dewey started TO work Monday morn
ing with 10 per cent increase in pay.
The first intimation the employees
had OF the increase was on the bulle-
tin board when operations started Mon.
day morning. The day laborers receiv-
ed 20 per cent increase in pay. They
have been receiving 20 cents an hour
and We're increased to 30 cents. D. NJ.
Tyler. superintendent. said Monday
The other employees Of the plant
which includes sackers. min men. re.
paimen and mechanics receive a 10 per
cent increase in their pay. The in
crease announcement was made Mon.
day in order that 1t might take effect
the second half OF the month Of October
approximately ~ men are affected
by the " per cent increase and $50
men by the 10 per cent increase, 1t is
said. The plant employees about 400
men, on an average. during the year
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
''CAT" CAPTURED AND
MAN UNDER ARREST

Deputy Sheriffs Bob Short and Jess
Dunn raided a wild cat lair. two and
one half miles north of Zita last night
and captured a first class booze plant
In full operation. also placed under ar.
rest l.. a. Coffey, ana Gilbert Smart,
who are In the county Jail awaiting the
action Of the United States commission
er.
The still was = sixty gallon affair,
and was turning out good brand OF
"awn liquor when the officers made
t1e raid the fire was burning merrily,
ind all was running serene until the
'ficers made their presence known.
With the outfit the officers confiscat
a six gallons OF liquor and destroyed
quantity OF mash. the still had evi.
GENTLY been in operation for some time
IS Il had the ear marks Of perma-
lent plant.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
A Candidate
n day
Some High Points in the
Lives of Those Who AS
pire to Office.

Ewing c. London left the insurance
world in Il hurry when he was summon
ed to take the helm at the sheriff's of
flee in February of this year He hastily
reorganized the forces and started 10
work. His nomination by the democrats
at the August primary put the stamp
OF approval ON his work.
London has a good war record and
was commander OF the George K. An
derson post. American Legion, when
he was named sheriff. Later he resign
ed 10 make The race for sheriff.
He ranks high among the insurance
men OF the nation, recognition OF
which was accorded him by free trip
TO an international conv vsntion in Van
couver. b. c., in August. With him on
the trip was his father, his partner IN
the insurance business. London's depu-
ties are the cream OF material from this
section of the state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
FACE DISAGREEMENT
MADE BASIS OF SUIT

OKLAHOMA CITY 49, Compensation
Cor permanent Disagreement Of u per-
son face may be granted under the
wor.mens compensation law provid-
ing such award is made az the same
time hls compensation FOR temporary
disability Is awarded, according to
decision Of The state supreme court
The decision was in a suit brought
hy the Hartford Accident and lndem'
Miss company TO vacate an award made
to A. Il. Byrd, employee Of the Lone
star Gas company, by the state indus
trial commission, Byrd was awarded
$500 for facial Disagreement and S225..
O3 for disability.
II Is shown that Byrd was injured
in an automobile accident and that
when the car overturned his jaw
bone was broken, his unIcr.hp cut in
,nree places and ten teeth knocked out
The award was confirned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
.CALOMEL USERS
TAKE AWFUL RISK
Very Next Dose Of Treaeherous or"s
Nav Start Terrible
Salvation.

The next dose of calomel you taKe
may salivate you. II may shock your
liver or start bone necrosis. Calomei ~
dangerous. 1t Is mercury, quicksllVS. !.
Il crashes into sour bile like dynamite
cramping and slckening you. Caiomei
attacks the bones and should never De
put into your system.
II YOU feel bilious, headnchy, constl'
pated and al knocked out, Just go 10
your druggist and get bottle OF Dod
sons Liver Tone for few cents which
is a harmless vegetable substitute ior
dangerous calomel Take spoonful
and II II doesn't start Your liver ana
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty cnlomel and without max
ine YOU sick. you Just SO back and ger
your money.
Don't take calomell II can not be
trusted any more than a leopard or
wildcat Take Dodson's Liver Tone
which strslghtens you right up and
makes you feel fine. No salts neces-
sary. Give 1t to the children because
It is perfectly harmless and can not
salivate adv
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-19
CLAIM HOG LOT NO
PLACE FOR SCHOOL.

OKAlULGEE e. Alleging that hog
pen and ! garbage dump ground is no
place 10 build fine county school
house, property owners in independent
school di.trict No. 1 yesterday obtained
a temporary restraining order prohibi-
Ting the school board there from spend
iar any CT the S35 ,OJo for a new school.
10 purchase the site Tor which 10 is
alleged they are now negotiating.
THE order was signed by District
Judge Mark l. Bozarth. and hearing
20 decide whether .t shall be made
permanent was set for October %.
Right ON Dump Grounds.
Tho petition alleges that the board
of education in school district No. 1
!s about TO enter into a contract 20
pay 81 900 for "a piece Of land which
Tor five wears has been used as the
city dump ground. ON which TO build
The $4,000 school house which has
heen financed and authorized and
THAT they the about TO consummate the
deal despite the offer OF another and
more suitable piece OF land Tor $1,000.
which would cost sut 81 100 TO condition
while ths garbage plot would require
expenditure OF $1,000 before build.
ing could Dee erected on H.