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REAL ESTATE FPU KENT
ApurtmeutM und KlntH 71
FOR RENT,
Apartments
in
The Alexander,
101 South Boulevard.
Three rooms, tile and
shower bath.
Rent reasonable. All out
side rooms, giving plenty of
light and ventilation.
Rex O. Jones Co., Inc.,
10 North Eighth Street.
Madison 0007.
Tin: sri KNANiioA 11?V vry aI.1i- Iwo
rr.om am! bath upnrtm?nt. furnlahol or
urifuriilnh*!]. (*afi in landing.
IMTtNISIIKlJ or u. 'arniahed, C room*
modem. ?t ori'-c. ' Hept. 1st r' <1 >j<-???>
im'. after Sept. la*. tnfurnlahed. Ap
ply II North Ninth Htr?-et, Itoom JOO
lidUHi'.s for Kt'iit 77
nVKItOOM UUNOAI.UW. on
niv< r: h?-?uMftil hhiff sit". S mile. of
Richmond. I.a If mil- cur 11 r.... < *n tie
n??<l for wummer club or family. 'erv
null on placo. Itoom 100, II North
N'tith 8ir?*t.
SiiimntT I'lnccs fur Kent HO
flOl'HE for K'tit. furnlfhnd. In Alleghany
Mountain*; beautiful arid healthy loco
tlon, iwi-ntj-llv* dollar. per month. A'l
dr?m I. SC7, > are The Dispatch.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Kiirrnn and l+untl for Salu 83
' ~r A It N7IAI/S FA KM DA KCSAlNBi
W* havo Mated with ua farina of nil
tlzrn ftnl (leacrlptlona. both dairy an<l
truck, h t OfiTKAt n prlrHee Mr. Wait.
J D. CARNKAI, SONS.
13 North Ninth Str??* t.
FARM BARGAIN.
7I7-a?-re inoney-maklnic *ratn
and nriKht tobacco farm, located
In I.uninhujK County, few inln
ut#??* wnlk high hi hool. frontlnr
f.n* rr?%ij, convenient railroad.
Dirttllni; eight room a, thre* to
bacco burn a K^ntr-ul farm barn.
t*nant houte, L room*; good or
chard. Tine noil, line condition A
*?*t bargain, I7.W; ou liberal
torxna.
Morton G. Thalhimer,
{Kirat National Bank Bldg.
FARM BARGAINS.
We have a large list of
?jfarms that we can sell at
bargain prices. If you are
ilooking for a farm, large
pr small, see us.
C. L. & H. L. DENOON,
807 East Main Street.
'FARM BARGAINS.
James River farm of
775 acres, 300 cleared,
15 miles west of Rich
mond; $35 per acre.
10 acres awl 8-room
dwelling, city conveni
ences, within 7 miles of
Richmond; in sight of
depot; good orchard;
?1*000.
2o0 acres, 130 cleared,
and two good dwell
ings; fine soil; $20 per
acre.
POLLARD & BAGBY,
1009 E. Main.
ivit/i. skm. foi c?hii <.r exchange, M
s v farm of dear laud <-room frame
building. half wl> "f ?a r line: moil
i>rn < i ??It i^ . - hors**. 1 wagon, 1
b.iggy and t raw* lnclud*'<l. l^^nfird.
w ? )i "i-o H William*. Jtf.il llstnlc.
Mr. <1 noil 71?l or Madison 4!Cl .1
?4 ACRES?Por sale, M acres In Tale,
V.i . Sussex County; k ...<1 building*: l-ns
fruit be at rprlng water. ;:<-.ii h nh
school; price, $1,740. Kl>y term*. J.
Kurmnn, Quak?>rtown. Pa.
iiou?e* ior nule HI
GHACfi ST.'.""\vi:sf?Modern', Call
Madlaon ft99.
OHOVE AVE.? S rooino. I battle. large
lot, good l?rRi>, 19.3-0. McPanlel. with
R. S. HudKlns 4 Co.. Mad. 6214.
roit SALE on easy W-room resi
dence. suitable for two families; n! I
modern Improvements. one block north
of the Boulevard, Kendall Avenue; one
10 room brick r?sldence and 3 acres
ground. 2701 Fifth AVruiie. Prices right,
direct from owner. Call Madleon 7S4-J.
7 ;<?> '< P. M.
IF Yl>U WANT to buy real home or
make an Investment. I am selling at
a sacrifice: will take a good lot In part
payment. Madlaon .Stnti-J.
We can supply your wants In real es
tate. W. IS. Purcell, Jr.. Co. Inc... 10<
North Eighth Street.
NICK, modern K-rootn hom<\ west side
of avenue, near Boulevard. North Hich
mond. Price. $7,000; ISOO rash. 1311
monthly notes; first mortgago. $3,600
Call S',7.er. P.yland Realty Co. Ran
dolph 617.
L<oCa tor flair 83
X,OTB FOR SALE.
I have a few lots between A. P.
lllll Monumont and liellovus Arch,
In the elty limit. I will af>ll nt
bargain prlcce with monthly
terms.
U K. Harvle.
With
IE. A J H. HAH VIE.
Madlaon R88?. 312 Mutual Bldg.
[
N'Oitfll luCIIMOND?L?t, f0 feol, west
/iHle of Wood row Avenue, Price, >740.
? 'Madlmm 33111, J, A, Connelly A* ?'.i,
* WI5SIT11AMP'i'ON LOTS?Mrs. E. Hswes
/ Llpsi :i\t>. 31V Aniarloan National Bank.
/ li CASK. 11 per weak buys lota at Stop
II on Hevsn Pine* oar line, Saa A. J,
Da unlit r-'y 12:13 Mutual Hullrilrtg.
%Vitiii*? <i |(t>ui i.Hiui. Htl
11st your property
With U*. Garrett A Co., 1112 Ea?t Matn,
#3TOiKtfri;?Hr7Gr your properly with
. Ohae, I'. jtiiolirmunil, *17_East ITrunklln.
jfiSfl ufcsuCfS; list your rtrtni and city
, propurty with Pollard A ftugby, Rich
/ " V*'- -
.'FOJd j/fii, )Ut >our property with
^ <7, Taylov, tl JNonti JNir>tlt Street,
FOR belt rn?Itu, list yt>uf property with
' Jamea fi, Ceobf, HI East Main St,
?
\*6
THAT
H\M ?
1922 ar l*r l F>ature Service. Inc
?By George McManus
HURRAH!
-V
- V THINK
?'D KAvTHER.
H/SVE. HE.^.
THE
BRINGING UP FATHER
Coprrtrfet. Iltl. Int?rn?tlon?i N?W( 8<r?lc?
???. U. 8. P?t- Off.
HEAL ESTATE TOR SALE
VVantJil?H?al H'J
it HAL K9TATE?T.ut yoar piopcrty with
U1 (or tale or for rent. Wo can at-rva
you. K. I'. Srhmldt Co.. 20 North
Eighth Strwt.
lU' HMONO TIIUHT COMI'ANY. Ileal K?
mtu Department. Hal?a. lenta.a and
louni. Htvfnth and Mali. ^treem.
AUCTIONS-?LE(i A l.S
Tctful SuUcin Ml
> T. .ANTIC COA8 t UKB K AIL, K < J A b
' ' comi*any.
OKFII.'B OH TKEAHUItER
Wilmington. N. C.. JutiM SW. 1S2J.
Tho Jluord of Dlrectora of AtUntlc
font 1.111 ? flallrotd Company hea '*>
dared a dividend of three and one-half
r cunt on the common capital atock of ,
th? company. payable on Monday. Ju.y
10, 1522. to fcil- n atoekholdei <? ** atiall be
rrgtatered on tne b#.Ki of ItW Company
oi Saturday. June I< 1?". *l >* o'clock
JN'U. T. IIEIU. Treasurer. __
NOTICE.
To tha Stockholder of The CUliena Han*
of Emporia Virginia;
Talie notice that the Hoard of Director*
of ,.|d nnnk (law ,ailed a meeting of tha
ttock holder* thereof, to be held at tha
off,., ur ... d bank, in the ro-.vn of Em
poria Virginia, on tha 11th day *>f Jul).
I;.i. ?; nir.w t?i o"click A M. Ttir pur
ine of aald meeting la to have lh? ?lock
bolder* decide Werner tha afoieeaid ban*
glial I le . oinerteU Into - national bank.
I...J authorl*. the d.tng of any and
all thing" that "<u> ^e iiev.e**ar> In eou
tiect'on .Ith lb* ^^"Vv.'llTlt
Prealdenl of The CltlMUe Uank of Em
i porta. Virginia.
Att?*i:
W. T. HAIUHSCJ.
Setif.ary and Caati;er. |
nisri. n ttM
FURNISHED
APARTMENT
IN THE ' UKBVIKW
No. 1"- South Boulevar.l
?.x Rooms and Hath
1!. T. KICHESON Ai CO.
iiv r. s. hud<>ins .t <-o..
Real Estate Agents Auctioneers
i AUCTION SALE
OF
Desirable .Property
i IIy virtue of a certain deed of trust,
recorded in the clerk's otllce u( Htiit
li.gs Court, I'art II., Itlelimond, \*.
default having been made In the pay
ment of one of th'- principal notes
and lnt.-re.Ht, and at the request of
the noteholder, 1 will olfer :*>r nale
at public auction, on the premises.
At 3 o'clock I'. M..
ON SATU RDA V, .M I.Y 8TH. l!<".
that certain house and lot. known as
N? u<ir. Balhbr!*Jge Street. Richmond.
Va The building Is " frame struc
tuie of I tlats; each llHt has I rooms:
riecl! ic lights and water fox each
llat. the lower tlats rent for J12.60
.?a.ii and the upper tints rent for
jjO :.o each. Tills i* a detached build
ing "ii a -t?-font lot. and If it were
painted and a little fixing done, it
would make a good investment.
Kasy terms ran bo given, ami will
be announced at sale
. H. S. HU DO INS.
Trustee.
Trustee's Sale of
SMALL KAItM AND IMI'HOVKMICNTS
NKAH ULKN ALLEN, VIltOINlA.
In execution of a deed of trust frotn
Howard F. Uutler and wife to the un
dersigned trustee, dated Slav 10. 1^-2.
Clreult Court of Henrico County in
and recorded in the clerk's ofMee of
Deed Hook -20-A. page 175. default
navinv keen made In payment of a
portion of the debt therein sccured
and beini? required by the beneficiary
so to do. 1 shall sell by public auc
tion at the front door of the lltnrlco
t'ounty I'ottrthouse. Twenty-second
and Main Streets. Ftlchmond, Va., on
MONDAY. JULY 10. 1*J22.
at 12:00 o'clock Noon,
the pro pert v d< ncrlheil in said deed
of trust as "toll .ws: All that .ertain
panel or tract of land with improve
ments thereon, lyintr and bein>r in the
I'ountv of Henrico, Virginia, near
(ilen Allen Church, containing ten
(10) acres, more or less, it being the
same real estate of which Fountain
M. Butler died, .seized and which
passed to his two sons. Howard I*.
Butler and lrvinif M. Butler, by in
heritance. the said Irving M. Butler
having conveyed his Interest therein
to the said Howard F. Butler by deed
dated May 1". 1317. and recorded In
the clerk's office of Henrico County
'circuit Court la Deed Book 210-B,
1 page US.
J TERMS: Cash
W. K. SAMPSON, Trustee.
' N<~?TE' This sale Is subject to a
flr'st mortgage of JSOO.n- bearing
semi-annual interest and payable
Mny 10. 1025.
By rU'KFIN * SI.OAN and
A. Ii. A DAM SON.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE'S AI'CTION SALE
OF
APARTMENT-HOUSE.
No 1316 BAIN BRIDGE STREET.
AND LOT.
40*110 FEET TO tO-FOOT ALLEY,
SOUTH RICHMOND, VA.
By virtue of a rteod of trust, dated
May 30th, 1919, and recorded In Hust
ings Court, l'urt II., In Deed Book
46-A, pauo 4M0. default having been
tnarift In the payment of tHo 8?
montliH' nolo for J49.60 and th? a-year
note for $1 050.00 secured thereby,
and being diroctcd bo to do by the
holder thereof, the undersigned trus
tee will sell at public auction, on
the premtsen, on
MONDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF
JULY, 1322,
at ti o'Clook P. M.,
the above real estutn, dtaerlbed as be
ginning on the northern lino of Buln
, bridge, at a point distant 210 foet
? from the wetUurii line of l'ocanontua
'street, t bunco fronting along the
1 northern line of Halnbildn? Htreei In
'th<? direction of tho Atlantlo Coast
! i.im, Railroad 40 feet and runnlnR
! buck lietwoen parallel llneo 110 feet
! to a 10-foot alley, together with
apartment-house thereon, oenlatnliiK
: lour 4-room apartments, with, cltj
i electric lights ??d water.
terms, c..ht o adambon,
k Trusloe.
FEDERAL RESERVE BANKS
ISSUE WEEKLY REPORT
Twelve Institutions Report
$83.1.719.000 Golil
on (land.
I '1 > \?poclated Press 1
WASHINGTON, .illy i. ? I ?: i> ?rl
r^nourci :s .md liabilities of the
twelve Federal rcscrvo banks at the
close of business July 5 won: re- 1
ported tonight hy the Federal fie.
B'lvi1 Hoard. In thousands of dollar*,
as follows:"
llrsotu cc*.
Gold and gold cert IfI? ?t e.? J 10
<!ol(l settlement fund -Fed
i ral Heserve Hoard f.l-.079
? .
Total gold held by h.mk* I S35.719
Gold with Federal i?vrvi
agents . . ; . I 23.S 16
fjold redemption fund <;:.!I2
Total g'.Id r<-f rv< >? $'!.'0".077
I .eg.il tender noti-i. sllv.-r.
etc I 13.252
T"tal ri'?iTVi:s , .13.133.929
Hills discounted.
.Secured by l"nlt< d States
K'riernment obligation* 155.390
Other bill* discounted "13441'
Hills bought In open mar
ket 155.066
Total bill" on har.'l f.r.3.937
I'. S. bonds and no'*> . .. "10.237
I'. S* certlfl' ftten <jf :nili-btt d
n<? ?s?orie-\ r-ar eoril.aie*
iPitUnan a>t) 74.000
Other certlflra'.es l:?;?#.r71
Total earning asset* j: m.|.445
Bank premises ... I1.C42
Five per en; redemption
fund against Federal re
set ve bank notes 7Of.
I'm: .ile-ted lt< ins
All other rfiutirio
Ml. 7 25
Ifi.20?!
Total resour es JIM-4 143 ,
? .labilities.
Capital paid in J I".".21"
Surplus 215.338
Deposi ts
Government ... J 3>>,''>77
Member ban.'., reserve a c
I'uunt 1.S1S.&9C
Other deposit.* 29.029
Total deposits ......... } 1 1?1.702
Federal reserve notes in ac
tual circulation ... 2.191323
Federal reserve notes :ri i? ir
< ulatif.ii?net liability ?vs,14fl
Oeferred availability items 4. 1 *"? 1
All other liabilities J ?i. 4 9 ?>
Tola I liabilities
14.91S.443
IVerl moil i I.en Kile Itesullx.
Kanville. r,: Halelgh. 9
I'lirham, 6. High Point, 2.
Greensboro, 5; Winston-Salem,
<Seventeen innings, da rk )
OlSI'l.'it i I. 4SSIHBP
Fort SAI.E
Good Home in
Westhampton
Nenr ear line: large lot; 7 rooms,
reception hall. bath, hot-water heat,
??lei-tiic lights, basement. t'an be
bought at ,i sacrilUc. Act <;uick If
you want a bargain in this desirable
section.
N. \V. BOWK & SON
110 North Seventh Street
Trustees'
Auction Sale
In execution of a certain deed of
trust, dated June 24 1919. i.nd re
corded in the clerk's office of Hanover
County, Virginia, in D. H. 68. I*. 177,
default having: been made In the pay
ment of certa'n notes secured by the
said deed of tnixl, we, the under
signed triiBtees. will pell at public
auction, on the premises, to the high
est bidder, on
MONDAY. JFI.Y 10.
at 5;30 o'clock I'. M.,
a certain farm with the buildings
ard improvement? thereon, and de
scribed an follows:
That certain tract of Ip.nd, or farm,
with the buildings and improve
ment!) thereon and the rights appur
'. ennr.t thereto, situated in Henry
Magisterial District, Jlnnover bounty,
Va? near Kfist Atlen Station, con
taining 1 09,43 acres, more or less, and
which Is composed of two trncts ad
joining and which tracts sro arpa
lately described us follows;
FlURT: A tract heretofore con
veyed n? containing: 87.8 acres,
bounded on the north and northwest
by the road loading from Mail Atlee
Station to the parsonage, on the east
hy llio twenty-acre tract and other
properly, and on the aouth by the
roud leading from the store formerly
known as Ilaiolgrove's, now occupied
by Horliy,
KECONUi A tract heretofore run. ;
veyed as containing twenty aavAs
bounded on the north by the road
leading from East Alice to the par- |
nonage nnd the land formerly owned
by II, H (Irny! on the west by the
abovn (inscribed tract; on the south
by the land of John Mann, and on
the east, by the land of W, H, lahell,
TIdltMMj Pop nosh ft?* to so much of
th? proceeds it a may be neces4ary to
defray the cipenaea executing this
trust, Including u trustee's rotnmla
alon of & per cuntupi, and the usual
nuntloneerH foe, |a*o?, ete, and to
discharge tho amount of monay now
due on thu naffi pole, op fill cash at
the optlen of the purchaiior,
11, I,. HKNOON' and
SIMEON M, ATKINSON,
Trust eeo\
(j. li. & II, L. DBNOON, J NO,,
Auotlonaors,
FE0E1L RESERVE BANS
RESOURCES 5115,114,11
Lrold Reserves Total S98.ii68,
OOO; Bills Discounted and
Bought, 39,329,000.
The Federal Unnerve bank of j
Itichmoud, at ihc close of business ,
Wednesday, July 5. had total re-;
<r/ur<:es of 5195.1M.000. T?.tal gold
reserves were }!?8,.HOK,000, and bills
llscuunted and bought during tho
Acok amounted to $39,329,000. Th'j
? tatcment follows:
Itudiirnn,
?old coin and certificates $ 3.253,000
iold settlement fund. Fed
eral Reserve Moard . . 3".570,000
Total gold held by
l.iir?I< t ?'?,834.000
io'd with Federal resi ri>
S3.II t.OOO
Jold r-ilomt'tion fund S.lfjo.nnn
Total gold reserves..$ $S,3(16.000
Lega I tender notes, silver.
etc fl.53C.001''
Total reserves ... I I0l,i<2l,00o
Bills diacounted, secured
by government obllgn- ,
tions I '.'.009.000
Hills discounted, all other 20.610,000
[Jills bought In open mar
ket .. T 10,000
Total bills on hand J .'".'.329.000
I". S. bonds and notes.. I 233.000
Un<-year certificates of
indebtedness il'ittmoi.
3.360.000
Total earning assets. ? 44.IC2.000
Llatik premises 2.571.001'
"> per cent redemption fund
against Federal Reserve
Rank notea iSS.oOn
rneollecterf itrm-f 42.774,000
All other resources fiuo.OOO
Total resources .. 1195.1 S4,ooo
l.lnlillll lr?.
'apitnl paid in \ 5.598,000
Surplus Il.030.u0"
Deposits:
'JoverninelH . . 1.0*8.000
Member bank?reserve ac
counts ... 5 4.i 7,ii?o
All other 2US.0OU
Total deposits J 5.*. 933.00"
Federal Reserve notes in
actual circulation S2.7Sn,0?ni
Federal Reserve Bank
notes In circulation?
net liability 2,719.000
Deferred availability Items 35,947)000
All other liabilities 1,147.000
Total liabilities . ..$195,181,000
I'ederul Henprve Votes (> ?? t *t imd I or
nnil In .Utu'l Circulation.
Federal Reserve notes out
standing f *8$,853,000
Federal Reserve notes held
by banks C.073,000
Federal Reserve notes in
actual circulation ? S2,7So,O00
Total amount of bill* dis
counted and bought for
week ending July 5.
1922 15.52I.00O
T>t:e r. S. Treasurer by
m e m b e r depository
banks 5.'i70.000
Contingent liability on
bills purchased for for
eign correspondents.... 1.088.000
Rntlo of total reserves to
deposit and Federal Re
serce note liabilities
combined" :jc.i
$25,000 TO BENNY FOR
BEATING KANSAS
(By Associated Press.)
MI<'111< iAN i 'ITV. INli.. July fi
Cheek of the attendance at the light
ivelghl < lianiplotishl|i contest yesler
lay between Kenny Leonard, title
holder, anil Rocky Kansas, of UulTalo.
V. V.. revealed today that the crowd
iviis just above 10.000, with receipts
if $59,830 While no official an
loiiucenient was made, it was learned
Leonard got $25,000 for scoring his
?ight-round, technical knockout over
lie I'uiYalo challenger, and Kansas
ecelved ? 15.000.
I.eonard, with Billy Gibson, his
nanager. left toda.v for New York to
irepare for his championship engage
ment with Lew Tendler. the I'hila
ielphia lightweight, to l><- decided at
I erst y City, N. J.. July 27.
T1115V CI V VII I CD "^ceo anvwtteiic
IMIOI iLl MLLCn attracts and aills
? ????? AI.L FLIES. Nr?e.
dc an .ornui' ntaJ.con ?
??xirnt. thesp. Laita
all Miion. Made of
mttaJ. can't ? mil or ?
tip ovrr ; will not toil ?
or injure anrthinf.
Guaranteed e/TcctUe.
Sold b>* dealtrv. or
( by F.XPKESS.
- prepaid. 11.3.
UAR0LD S01IERS.150I>tK?lb Av.. Brooldjn,N. T
There is
Strength in
EveryTablet
Ono drwte often helps rum
menre totnrlch your blood
and reviisllie your worn
out ethanated nerve* ?
Nnxated Iron la a newer
form of Iron, like Ihe Iron
In your blood and like the iron
in spinach. It Is so prepared
that it will not Injurethe teeth
nor dlatnrh the stomach. It I*
ready for slmnat Immediate
absorption and assimilation
by the blood while some phy
? irlnna claim metallic Iron
which people usually take Is
not ntaorhed nt nil. If yen aro
liot strong or well you owe It
lo yotiraelf to make the follow
ing teat: ficehow Ions you ran
work or hew far yon can walk
.without becoming tired, Neit
take two five-grain tablet? ol
filiated Iren?three tlmea per
(lay aftermealafnr twoweeka,
Then teat your strength again
ind see hew much you havegplned. Nmated
Iron U sold under ?n abaeliito guaranlee lhat
your money will bo refunded If you do not
eiilatn perfectly (satisfactory results. For sale
|n this Mcy i<y ?r?Mi.'s l'>u,} Co., ur?>.i
drug Ojb., T, At Mills* Uruij Company.
Chaff p?ua Company, ur any oihss good
<eug siere,
>00 TRAPPED IN
SUBWAY; SCORES
OVERCOME BY GAS
'Continued 1'r Klrst l'ni.-M
?xlts. Marty, fearing the deadi)
: lit ril rat!, ilropptil down on their
lands !i!i'l knees and literally
rawlod to safety.
A moment after the g><n>.'rn! push
'or safety started. a southbound cx
trim* roared In on the opposite trii. k
ind ground to a sudden halt .1 -
rain lights and tunnel ligluij went 1
lark. Power had been shut off t'> j
?ivr the passengers fr.iin possible
jlectrocution. Hut the darkness
inly added to the panic, and the
j.lsstngers 011 this train smashed
heir way out of the ears and Joined
n tlie scramble for exits.
llriiR Score* ?<? Snfetj.
'Jon. women and ? Ulldren were
ii-Opping in their tracks us the
'limes, the smoke and the excite
ncnt uverthtne th?m. others of
itronger physique and stronger
nerves picked them up and dragged
them along to safety.
I.i the meantime l.exinKton Ave
.in' ha 1 been choked with ambu
lances and fire trucks, and police re
serves from three stations were
:! rawing a cordon to hold back the
thousands that were attracted to the
joetie.
Physicians, in which the neigh
borhood abounds. came hurriedly
with their office nurses, while calls
to the |{ed i.'rujs brought additional
workers
Police, tlrcrucn and volunteers then
plunged into the subway and brought
>ut victim after victim, using the
emergency exits ni Fifty-thirl.
Fifty-eighth find Sixtv-th'rd Streets,
imd working by ladd.rs through the
ventilation grating at Slxty-Hrst
Street.
Those least Injured v laid out
in rows on tIssidewalks s.i receive
first aid. while the graver case*
were t;,: ? n to improvised hospital*
in Hloomitigdale'? department store
nntl the Y. W. c. a . later io be re
moved to regular hospitals.
Mloomingdaie's drug department
Jewelry
There Is nothing that is more
useful than a good watch that
will keep accurato thrio. I.et
us show you a watch that you
will be proud of. Our prices
are low.
Tlie IMnitioud Merchant,
J.S.JAMES
Jeweler ntid Optician,
Our \riv llnme,
(Kit KAST 51AI .V STKUKT.
I'urcs Malaria, Colds, Consti
pation, Biliousness and Head
jches. A Fine Tonic.
Relief for
HAY FEVER
Sufferers!
Hay fever can be definitely re
lieved. Many, u?ny people
would suffer lens by taking
TIN'Ol.F.S UXO AflPIlITN.
The sallcyilo acid of the as
pirin distends the rnsny tiny
Mood vessels. relaxes them snd
relisves congestion. This ren
der* breathing easier.
TINGf-E'S LAXO ABPIRIN
contains two other Ingrsdlents
not found in other-aspirin,
A dlgestant has been added
to counteract any tendency to
heartburn or flatulency. Then
there is a laxative to rid ths
system of poisonous wastes that
Interfere *Mth good health.
Only TINGLiR'8 I.AXO AR.
PIT11N pen.
tains these
three Ittgredl.
ents in one
tablet, He sure
to sslc for
T I N O I, R rt
Ij A X O AS.
PiniN, the Im
proved aspirin
with ths three
points)
?It's absorbed easily
?It relieves pain qulsblr
?It's n gentle laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO A8PIRIN
Ask your druggist for (h?
'"Three Point Box," Therapoutli
Research IaborMorlci, WMh<
InatOP. P. O, .lL? -f.. . . .
v as'stripped of wupplloK for treat ?
?not it of the sufferers. while a drun
j'.(.re across the street yielded ui> i:s
'titiro supply of oxyijon snil spirit.? 1
,t .iintnonia. Puljnotors wore rushed i
to the scene, and at otic time four- I
teen pulmotor operators were bet.d
in? over prostrated litres on the i
= ld. walk.
I*rir>t? AM Iti'trurrs,
Several priests who happened to |
I . in the neighborhood joined In the I
r.-.-cue and first-aid work, and in a
[ew instances where victims ap
;.rert In a den?rerous condition nd
uiIih.-'v'.t-d tin- last rites of thu
chu reh.
Blame fi>r the seriousness of the
accident was laid on a patent tire
i-xtlnRUislier by ('aptaln Thomas j
Irtish. of Knyine Company 39. which
uas the first to reach the scene.]
T?irected l>y Mayor llylan to t..ake
a statement, he said:
"The .smoke was not heavy, from! I
a fireman's point of view. I found J
employes of the IntcrborouRh ticht
ine the fir" with band extinguishers,
and as a result of ll?|llld from these
extiriduishnrs striking th. tire deadly
fumes were created. This oxtin- '
KUisher is a \\ idely advertised ar
ticle, and. while it very effective
for gasoline lire", it is a deadly
menace in a closed plaoi*."
Kire Commissioner Hreiinan later
said a preliminary Investigation in
dicated that the '?noxious fumes"
were caused by the burning of !n- '
sulation and partly by the tisii of
the extinguishers.
A formal Investigation will be
SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN
no longer doubt the efllca.y nt that
old-fashioned root and herb medicine. !
I.ydia K. I'inkiiatn's Vegetable Com- |
liound, because It rellevoH the ail
ments to which they nr.- alllictcd. In
tiimost . very nelahborliood there arc
living witnesses of its wonderful ef
fects. Therefore. If you doubt its
value or power to help you. auk your
neighbor. In nine times out of ten
she has been benefited b\ its use or
knows sonic 0:10 who has. It will
pay you to give this root an I herb
medlrlne a trial.?Adv.
Qg?z$we3'&
1 jsle/ess
Chili Tonic
Invigorates, Purifies and
Enriches the Blood. 60c
For Sjek Headache
Constipation, Indigestion. Sour
Stomach, Biliousness, Bloating.
Gat.. Coated Tongue, take that
wholesome physic?
FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS
Act promptly. Never disappoint. Mild
and gentle in action. Do nol gripe or j
nauieale.. No coitive after effecti.
Mr. Sweet Clapr. Antr. Vs.: "I h.d ? W
headache and took two Foley Cathartic Tablet*
lo ? abort while, my head flopped acbio|.
HEALTHY MOTHERS
-HAPPY HOMES
It is the healthy wife and mother
who is cheerful, contented. h,'lK"'"1
RiniiinB and happy. She can make the
home the dearest spot on earth, tne
railyinK place >>f the affections.
sphere of harmony, the sacred r^rutjo
fn,V tho other hang. the woman wll?
s worn and harrnssed with the irrl
ations anil miseries of female aii
nents. being herself distressed and
inhnppy, is apt to lose her ability to
xiake her home wltat it should be fot
Lhoso she loves.
If you are not blessed with perfect
health you should try St. Joseph s G.
F\ V., the woman's tonic. For almost
Hfty years this splendid compound
of leaves, roots and herbs has boep
successfully used by women who
were sufforinR the aches, pains weak
nesses and irregularities peculiar to
their sex. It will, without doubt.
Doneflt you. Suppose you get a bottl*
todav. Your druggist will supply
vou end return your $1.00 If you p.ro
r\ot satisfied with tho benefits re
solved.
Clip and mall this to Mrs. Martha
Cancer, I'cx 1507, Memphis. Tenn .
Tor Confidential Hook let.?-Adv.
1
St. Josephs
* G JMR *
feWpmdttstbriH
BANISH
NERVOUSNESS
Wcii<tall*H rillj, A lit l> 11 I o II
Itramlt For ltiiii-l>?>w n?
Ttrod-Out People.
If ????( f.'ftl tired r.ut ?>n? ?' nor"-. <'??
B|\<.i <1?>nt, ni?nl?lly ?r i>hy?tc?lly tl?t>re??w.l,
*et ,i AO ttnl IxtK i?f Wendell's 1 *11!??, Am
bit;,... Urn ml, *t Tr-*i? l>iua Company t?
d*> Mil l?'?? the flr?t l.i? K'fp toward
luellna puller fl??? S*?>)',
If you \vorU |<tit hsr.l, nmeke t"'i muflt.,
ste p?rv<u'?. Wendell'* I'liu, Amtiiion
Wiil yon fxel better la thr?<e
day# ef in?'\?y l*e?H t' ??> Trt?g> Dru*
ccmpany, en ? ?* mm l>?\ puwht.' ??,
Ai. H irsnlmeat ("i |iK?i tUmi et I he
a?rvoua ?i'?t?in, ti?nitl(t?tlon, It *? t'f
n?tli?, (UtlilawnrM. ?ir Nervaila lndli???
tion, f t1011 Pf Wendell's Pills, AmUi:
i Kin Urand, tedsy en the ?nun*y back
tar led tomorrow to fixe l>i?mc f->r
In- acoldcnt.
Ah executive of tli?? extinguisher,
otnpany, wbu declined to give hl?
iiiiiio. d-nied it nave <>ft' "deadly" |
miifi. tiioiiKii he admitted ;he ex
iiiKuishcr produced a jjas which. In
i closed place. tulKht cause ""*"???nt- j
rig and temporary exhaustion."
(.InntN Don n lllnek So*.
The Richmond Giants yesterday
v<>n the .second Htrnigbt Kama of th?
eries from tho Baltimore fllneft Pc.t
iv h score of G to 2* The game wn t
>la> ed ai Boulevard Weld, where the j
earns will meet this afternoon. They
laHh at Island Park tomorrow after
iooh ?t 1:30 o'clock. Uatteries yest
erday were Harper and Smith for
iichmond. and I.ogan and Thomas,
or Kaltimore.
' I have known and used SKTII
dtXOlJVS It A I.SAM for forty years,
t ought to he In every traveler's out
It. I d<> not hesitate to state that
t is the best of all medicines for |
towel coinplainfs." Recommended by .
. !?*. Bauer. Adv.
IIOTI-:i.S AMI II KNOUTS.
MONTROSE
HOTEL
MovrvAu:, v.t.
1 .ocated in the beautiful lllue Uidse |
.fountains. Klnc water. Invigorating
llittali'. Kor rates, write
A. >1. I* A It K Kit, Proprietor.
iRCCKETT AR5ENIC-HTHIA SPRINGS
?j>ons Juno 1st Klevntlon, 2,150 f*ot.
nd'.catfd in the Treatment of Nervous
Toftt ruilon. Indigestion. Malaria, Kidney
Feinul* Irregularities, Rheu
iinti** and rfkln Troubles. Clear* anil lui
IrovcH th? complexion. You can play golf
n the ?oo?. Wrlto for booklet.
M. P. THOMAS. .MiltraK?*r(
< rorkrtt Springs, Va.
GREENWOOD
HOUSE
In the Heart of thp Blue Kitlgo
Mountains of Albemarle
County
Healthful climate. Large shady
awns and porches. Beat homo
looking. Special rates for parties.
For Information, write
MRS. M. S. HAItlUS
jreonwootl House, Greenwood. Va.
AT I. AX TIC CITY. X. J.
Wlieo (idlnc to Atluntio City
Try CLARENDON Hotel
l Irgliilu Ave,, Ilulf Ittnck Co lleiirli anil
.Strrl I'lci.
Alt room, <vlth not n I1.1 rold running
iv n tor. piivnte bnilia. elevator, electric
llchis. opi-n surrounding*. Write for rale*.
Mways of. n. MONItOB HUTCH 1X8
STEAMSHIPS.
Richmond-New York '
Steamship Co.
Twice weekly palling* between
Torli u nd lllchmond. City Point and .New
port News. Va. Freight received dally.
t?xpreaa si-ivlcs?lowest ratea.
Tone Mudluoo S0S4.
VACATION TRIPS
BY SEA
KOIlKOI.it
BOSTON
PROVIDENCE
M?a1? and stateroom itroommodi
lions on steamer Included.
Thro'iKli ticket* to principal points
Full Information on requeht.
Tier foot W Main St. Tel. Hell 22:tS!l
MERCHANtf&MlNER^
I^rahsportatVSF^
TRUCKERS BLANKED
(Special to Th? Times-Dispatch 1
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. July ?.?
Dixxs. a now liurlor of tho lluilder*.
shut tho Truckers out this afternoon
iv 111* tlve lilt*. .Mnnnlntc. of the Truck
??rs, only allow ed the Builders thrs*
hit*, but they nil came bunched In
'lie second Innlnjr. which, coupleo
with a base on balls, netted tkrt
HiiildTs two rnn* anil enough to w n
The support of Dlggs saved hint ser -
cral times. white Yoter'a Adding for
the Truckers was .1 feature.
Portsmouth.
Alt. It. H. A K.
I!.!?IkUik ft '? '? ?? n 0 0
Voter. ss I '> 0 2 5 "
< '.i.nsrt roc. 3b 4 0 u I I ' <>
Uooili-y. lb ? " "15 a '?
Vio.v rf 3 0 10 1 II
Nalliy. If ? a 2 i ft <>
Alien. 2 b t " " 2 ??
Chlsholm, o t n 1 o 2 o
MannitiK, P " 1 I 10
Totals 33 0 5 2? 12 v
>f?port Vewa.
AH. It. If. O. A E..
1 t 0 fl
llanos, rf
Whltcrnfl, ss ;t
Wowl. of ;t
lvt'iiiiuU>', 3b. ...... 1
Dnwell, c
Smith. If 2
Hart. 21> :t
i hftmpaKtie. lb. ... 2
I'-KKs. p 3
0
0 3
ft 2
(> 2
1 3
Totals 23 2 .1 27 10 sf?
Score by Innings: ft.
Portsmouth 000 f?0O 000?
Newport News 020 000 OO*-4
Suinmary Sacrllloc hits?Smftli"
anil Whitnraft. Stolen base?
Hashanx. Uhsc on balls?off DiKR*
2; off .Hanninif. 4. Struck out?by
Imkks. 3. I.eft on bases?Newport
Ni'W.i, 3; f'orttstnoutli, &. Double play*
Whltoraft to Champ.inrne. Umpires
WriKlit, itml f'rtli. Tun". 1 ;20.
RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Published Monday, Wednesday and Friday
*< information and not guaranteed
Arrivals and Departures of Passenger Trains
(Daily, unless otherwiio ihoivn )
f Daily except Sunday. I Sunday only.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILROAD
(Broad Street Station)
Leavator Arrive from
7 41 am. South 6.16 am
0 00 am..Poteraburg 4 Norfolk ll&Oatn
B.OO nra.. Petersburg A NAW Weat. 8.10 am
|ll.00am..Peteraburg (6.00pm
2.30pin..PeterMiura A NAW Wait. 7.06 pm
t2 30piu.. Fayettsville A Goldaboro 12.10 pm
3.30 pin..Petersburg A Norfolk 7.OS i ni
S.30 pra .. Petersburg A NAW East
8 35 pro. South 7.60pm
4 36 pm..Peteraburg A NAW Weat. 2.10pm
10.00 pin.. I'oterahurg A NAW Weat. 7.60pm
1.00 am..South 9.06am
P'b'g A N A WEaat A Weat 0.26 pm
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY
(Main Street Station)
I^avelor Arrive from
7.26 om..Chnrlotteaville 7 30 pin
?i ? r ? ? pm
f7.2o so. .Clifton Forgo t7.30
7.30 am..Newport Nawa Looal 8 2Cw.u
9.00 am..Norfolk A Old Point 6 60pm
10.00 am. Jamos River Line 4 00 nm
12.30>m ..Norfolk " ioopm
1.00 pm..Cincinnati A Louis vills... 8.SO am
4.14 pin.. Norfolk A Old Point 11.60 am
I 5.16 pin.. Lynchburg 18.40am
16.15 pm..Chnrlottes villa fe.S5 am
6.00 pm.. N. N'mwi A Old Point Loeal
0.30 pra..Cincinnati A I-ouisville. .
0.46 am
4.06 pm
NORFOLK A WESTERN RAILWAY
(Broad Street Station)
Leave tor Arrive fiorn
W.00 ara..Norfolk 7.06 pm
0.00 am..Ciueinnati A Columbus... 7.06 pm
2.30pin..Hoat>oko 2.10 pm
3 30 pin..Norfolk 11.60 km
f> 30 pin..Norfolk Local
r. .15 pm..Bristol l ocal 0.05 am
10.00pm..Cinti., Uemp., N. Orleans 8.10?m
Norfolk A Lynebb'g Local 0.25 pm
Company's Olfiro, 832 E. Main St..Madison 116
RICHMOND. I-RED'SBO & POTOMAC R.R.
(Broad Street Station, eicept where
otherwise Indicated)
l.envefor Arrive Irom
MS 10 am..Washington A beyond.... M12.20nm
h M *- a 7.10 om
8.00 pm
16.20 nm
8.30 am..Washington Local 11.46 am
0.16 am..Washington A beyond.,.. Mil.05pip
11.5"i am.. Wash iugton A beyond.... 6 26 |jm
12.00pin..Washingtoo Local 0.16 pm'
3.40pm..Washington A beyond V"
4.26pm..Washington Loeal
f4.30 pm.. Fredericksburg local f8.10ain
Mj 15pm..Washington A beyond.... 12.60*nt
ffl 35pm.. Asblana I>ocsl t8 15 nm
8.15 pm.. Washing ton A beyond M1.15 am
M Main Street Station.
SUABOARD AIR LINB RAILWAY
(Msin Street Station)
f.eavn for Arrive from
0.00 nm.. Norlina 6.50 pro.
12.30 pui..Atlanta A Birmingham... 7.00 am
12.30 pm..Florida 6.0u am
11.15 pm.. Atlanta A Birmingham . 5.05pm
1.17 am. Florida. 5.05 pm
6 25 am.. Wr ashing ton A beyond ..
M7.05 ain. Washington A beyond....
17.15 am.. Ashland Local
CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
Bio E. Main Streot Phone Randolph 424
SODTHERN RAILWAY
(Main Street Station)
leave for Arrive from
7 45am~Danville A Durham 1.40pm
3 tSpm .AtliiUta A Birmingham... 7.10 anv
16 (lOpm .Keysvillo fS40am
11.00 pm .Asheville A N' ew Orleans. 0.35 pm
York Rirer Line
7 60 am..Wast Point 0 40 am
4 .15 pm..Weat Point 5.33 pm
(6.10 pm..Baltimore Y8.i5aa>
Y Daily ex cop t Monday.
Tickot office, 309 E. Main St. Phone Mad. 273
ELECTRIC TRAINS TO
PETERSBURG
Virginia Itwy. Ai Power Co.
Leave i'elersbur
foot of Sycainoro St>
i:uo A. it. s.it, p M.
6.ii A. V. 4.UP. Al.
7;2i A. .U. b.iZr. m.
7::tj A. At. o.ii P M.
S i. A. At. 7.o6 P. AI
9:35 A. At. J 26 P. AJ
10:3.S A M, . 35 P. Al.
Jt :3So A. At. 9:36 P. M
12:36 P. M. 10;J6 P. At.
1:36 P. Al. U -4") P M
7:35 P A! 1215 A M.
Leave itlchmond
1th Ac Perry Station.
Al. 3:00 P. M.
j ^ A At.
V.'X A. Al.
. IfJ A. Al*
S:')W A. At.
9:?> A At.
10-0t> A Al.
!!:?<) A Al
i:<AJ P. Al.
6:W P. Al.
5:46 P At.
6 M 1*. Al.
I:(?) P. Al.
?:0)P Al.
9 :H0 P. Al.
1I;0<? Noon 10:ft! p. At
1 :>V. ?>. At. tl :00 p. M
I (W P Al l?-05 A M.
|l!IiipiSP^^!T.. *rrr*\
RICHMOND'S
OWN
SEASHORE
HOTEL AND
BATHING BEACH
Direct from Richmond and all points on S
^the C. & O. Ry. to the seashore without; 8
change. Excursions leaving Richmond $
nearly every day all summer. ^
SPEND VOI R VACATION AND WEEK- -jj
ENDS AT
Beautiful Buckroe Beach
Finest surf bathing in Tidewater Vlr- jj
glnla. Large, modern hotel, directly 5
facing the beach, all conveniences. Reasonable rates, f
Bathing, Boating, Fishing, Rides, Dancing :
and scores of other amusements. For further informn- |
tlon and rates, apply C. & O. Ticket Offices, or address ^
F. JtfOORJB, Manager, ,
5 Buckroe Beach, Va, *

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