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real ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms ami I.and t,ur Sale.


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soi East Main Street.
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TfNMSIESr sale = any lcEa.;n ,,ai,
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valleys; magnificent Views anu inviso-at.
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EXPERT orcharlis, 500 barrels this Year:
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l75 AcHEs-ror safe. splendid farm Of IT'S
acres located IL miles from Ietcrsburg
Va. good road and l mile from electric
line. Contains beautiful i2-room Colonial
dwelling. tenant house and ; barns In fair
condition. ITO acres open. balance in tim
Der some original growth. Has wide front
age on Brandcrs Mill Pond. oncring splcn-
did fishing ana boating facilities. Owner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-08-04

TODAY,S NEWS u merchahIise and serv
Ice offered for your pleasure or pront IA
told TODAY by the classified ads
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An Excellent
Home
ON LIBBY HILL PARK, KNOWN AS
No. 3013 E. Main St.

We will sell at auction, on the
premises. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST Z. 1912.
at 40 o'clock Z. NJ,
the above mentioned desirable de-
tachcd nine-room, well-built frame
house. This " ono of the best home
neiEhborhoods In Richmond. right at
the Soldiers and Sailors Monument; a
beautiful view from the premises of
james River and Chesterfield County:
ideal location for home. -
The owner is leaving the city, and
possession can be had mt once T'hc
property must CO. SO come and get a
bargain.
TERMS: Announced at sale.
POLLARD & BAGBf, INC
Auctloneers
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INSTRUCTION
Local Instruction Glasses.

SHORTHAND--Typew Ambitious glris
wanted TO take our shorthand. typewrit-
ing course. Splendid salaries to graduates
Massey Business College eighth and Broad
Streets.
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MERCHANDISE

Whntctl-r" isny. go
HOUSEHOLD GOOUS-wanted To huy
Randolph 1918
New Britain herald., 1919-11-17
MILK CONSUMERS
 NOW ON STRIKE
New York Ab>tain~ From U>in. It On N"T,siaA>- Tuesdays and
 Ncdnc~slaN~
N cdnt~slaN~

New York. Nov. lT.-AIilk drivers Whose recent threat or a strike won them an increase of pay and sent milk prices up, found al consumers strike" in progress in many parts of New York this morning when they made their carly morning deliveries
 Hanging on doors of many homes and apartments were signs eading: "Milh StrIke-No milk wanted here until Thursday"
 The strike was called by the com munity councils of national defense asld strikers who observe the rec concentrations Of the council will ao- stain from the use Of milk on Mon days. Tuesdays and Wednesday Of every week until the price of that commodity is lowered. The strike call however does not affect persons under four years of age who are priv 1cged to drink milk without mourning the enmity Of the union"
 Producers and distributors Of milk have protested against the strike asserting that if it is made effective the result will he that many produc- CTS will he obliged to go out of busi- ness, thus decreasing the milk SUD- ply. Health Commissioner Copeland also has protested against abstention from the use of milk predicting such q course would impair the health of the community.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-17

of coal exist in many mines em- ploying union labor.
 Notices of the. withsfrawalt of the strike order were sent out On .plaln' paper. instead of official stationery and without the organization seal and fac simile signatures of the Of ticerS of the United Mine Workers of America, it was said.
 Meantime the joint wage scale committees of the miners and opera tors in the central competitive field renewed neCotiations on the demands of the workers for a 60 per cet. wage increase. a six hour work day and a six day week The sessions are being held in the same hall where their deliberations came to a fruitless end the last week in October.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-17
WANT ANTI-STRIKE
 ORDER ENFORCED
soft Coal Mine Operators Ma Call On Department of Justice
 For Assistance.

Washington Nov. 17-O2es-ators in the soft coal industry today con- slider calling upon the department of justice to enforce more vigorously the federal court mandate against the strike miners and to force re- sumption of work in those districts where the men walked out November 1.
 The government has not done it's fall duty in merely requiring the erai operators declared, pointing out that q general stoppage of production
New Britain herald., 1919-11-17
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE.
Ohio and Illinois to Meet for Western
 Title Next Saturday.

Chicago. Nov. 1T.-With the West crn conference football championship race drawing to a close, the unde- feated Ohio State eleven today is within one game of the title Illinois, victorious in five of it's six games being the only team left for the ohioans to vanquish.
 These cham pionship rivals, per haps the most evenly matched teams in the 'big ten," will clash at Co., lumbus next Saturday in what prom ises to be the most bitterly fought contest of the season.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-17
STECHER TO MEET ZBNSZKO.
WrestIcrs Will Clash in Seventy first
 Regiment Armory Dec. 8.

New York, Nov. 17.-Wladek Zby- szko, the herculean Polish grappler, has been signed up to wrestle Joe Stecher conqueror of Strangler Lewis in bout to be staged in the Seventy Hrst Regiment armory on Monday evening, December s. The men will wrestle to a finish. 3J
 It originally was intended 10 stage the match in Madison Square Gar den, but it was impossible to secure a favorable date there.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-17
RADICALS POOR SHOWING.

Paris, Nov. 17.-Complete returns from 27 departments in which there were 120 deputies to be elected show the radical socialists carried only ten seats.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
GENERAL

Secretary Glass submitted lo the
house the estinnl ~ the navy de. art
ment Of $1S.GG0O0O for nrre. sii'y re-
pairs to vessels of tie navy r..
Ray Scott Quincy, ii bank mt Ss. l.ger
employed by the Fidelity Tr ST Com
pany. Boston, was held up.by foar men,
who stole S12 900 which lie was ak NJ
10 the bank from tlae Office of the
,irocers' Banking Company. in the
Roxbury distr.ct.
Slree robbers held up a store oper-
ated by tile krOGer Grocery ami LAX
ing Company and took IL bag contain
Ing $4,000 from a collector of the COM
pany They escaped.
The United States Senate passed
bill prohibiting the sale and use Of in
to,:cating liquors in the Panama Canal
Zone =
4 fight against landlords raising
their rents from { 10 114 per cent. Is
In 'progrc.S in Chicago.
4 IL per cent. increase in wages
and five day week was granted to shoe
operators in Lynn, Mass.
Production of GOA in Colorado
showed Il decrease of % per cent. for
the first seven months If this year.
High price of shoes Il the United
s;tu1cS is blamed Oh the shortage IL
Europe.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
WORLDS news IN
CONDENSED FORM

TOXIC. - yiadivostok is reported
surrounded by Insurgents and full OF
refugees A Japanese squadron ar
rived there General Danekine's anti
Boshevik troops captured n village.
ToRoNTo.-The Prince Of Wales is
acclaimed by many thousands fat To-
ronto, where he opens TIE exposition
grounds and starts the Canadian end
of the international airplane race.
WESTINGHOUSE. n. Weld of
Swift & Co, In denying charges of the
Federal Trade Commission, tod the
Senate Agricultural Committee that
packers profits were reduced by food
control
WASHINGTON. -. The lat.ct fair
price food list ISSUED slows down
ward trend IN the cost cf most articles
and further decided reductions are
predicted.
SAN ANTONIO. Jeeus Rcntera
leader of the Mexican lan,lits. who
held two American aviators COR r,n-
som, was killed by Lieutenant C"ope~
another airman, while the. American
force was hunting the outlaws in Mey-
ico
WASHINGTON --Negrocs of this
country are being organized ay the ;.
w. W. and the Reds" 10 o.art,:rn fbn
government end ,:rs':il Soviet rule,
Representative E.rnas c..ar.ed
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
WAY WORLD WAGS
TOLD IN 1aBL 0IDS
Big Stories and Minor Events
Blue Penciled Into Quickly
Read Paragraphs.
DOINGS AT NATIONS CAPITAL.
Happenings That Caused a Stir Briefly
Observation-Disclosures About tho
Progress of Things In General
Throughout the World.
DOINGs AT NATIONS CAPITAL.
PEACE BULLETINS

The present rate of rehabilitation
makes it certain the army will be re-
luced to 225,000 by September 3O, the
var department announced. The estl-
mated strength of the army on August
10 was 461,390 officers and men.
To prevent an influx of aliens into
the United States after. peace Is de-
.lared, President Wilson in message
70 Congress asked that the passport
aw in effect during the war be con-
.inued for one year after the procla-
nation of peace.
1t is believed that the Foreign Re-
athens Committees report on tine
1e;lce treaty will be submitted to the
senate soon, thus bringing the ques-
ion of ratification into open session.
Secretary Of War Baker, in APPROX
ng, Major General Kenan's report,
.ouk :ln official stand approving the
present system of courts-martial.
Shipping men from Europe predict
..mer.ca's rise to world domination in
maritime. commerce.
Archduke Joseph of Hungary and
he cabinet of Premier Friedrich have
.ysisned is Il result Of the refusal or
lie peace conference to recognize
them.
: Germany reported returned to
Tr;lnce 27,O00 tons Of material seized
Turing the war;
President Wilson hopes to be able
personally to welcome General Fer
sh;ng back from France in New YORK.
Friedrich Ebert taxes the oath as
illi,erial president of Germany with
impressive ceremony at Wcinlar. lie
declares he new vital principle OF Ger
al:.:ly IS freedom and Justice.
.an-R.SS.an government ut Omsk Is
reported 10 Lave moved its gold re:
serve and archives eastward to lr:
kiltSk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
WASHINGTON {

President Wilson decides to post7
lGnp Until normal economic conditions
ire restored the settlement Of the de-
.:nds of tie railroad ShOpmen Tor
twenty-five per cent increase in wages,
lut consents TO a readjustment put
.-;rg them on al eight-hour day, basis,
which will carry, with it q four cents
i'll hour increase. He issues state
.ent to tl.c public explaining his de-
sion and an appeal TO the shopmenn
10 withdraw their demands for tne
resent
he Federal Trade Commission is
ducting an inquiry into the oil
aston.
,aa':lr canl.rrS nf the West be-
:. .l,:l amy action by Congress, eS'
.,Iirg governmental licensing
II. would forever preclude further
=. son Of G.c.r business, James A.
..:.;.!l. :; cner Of Morgan, Utah,
-.sy,ahr s,l.aic. Committee on Agrl-
80.
yteurt.ii. to reports received at
il. :iiil,:.,a agitation among the ne
-gs is s::ppe rted ly tie Bolsheyiki
~ o.--and other radical ele-
s>,s N The coultiiS.
rr,d administrator Williams ~"vs
l.r iigIl cost Of iyiir:s has l,een greatly
reduced through the sales OF si1ny
i,.: IS. rs. or fling ,i;lir retail price.
:..rl! lin.i.eri> narrowly escape III
"l;Sinn il Tie t-proii.r2r.liG food
ala. r:u.h NJ al..rl':h..rrI, which Is
pas ed hy The l!nisr. | , 10 ~.
Production Of u:i III Cn:ifnrna fields
In july Was .SU::l:' l;;rrt'.S Il day, viii.
shipments III 26S %!ri iiart.S i; day. f..
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
SPORTING

Thirteen hundred riflemen began
competition in the, national individual
match at Caldwell, n. J., with Franklin
D. Roosevelt, assistant secretary. OF
the navy, Il guest during the shoot.
The West will monopoliZe baseball
honors this year. AS ii result there's S
much growing and gloating over the
downfall of the East.
p Poll Pcrritt is through for the rest
Of the season as far as the Giants are
concerned, but he intends to rejon
them in the Spring.
Branch Hickey Is the only major
league manager, barring Connie Mack,
who keeps detailed score of each
game while sitting on the bench.
The Natalie II, owned by A.-Nelson
.Jr., won the "Round Staten Island
ace for class Il cruisers on corrected
time. The distance was 305s nautical
miles. Actual time 5:2S 81.
America won the small bore rifle
match from En-land's team of 20 men
5y 81 po..lls. The English score Of
1923 out of Il possible 5000 was cable1
% the Americans mt Caldwell, N. j.
The Americans score was T,617.
An orgy Of gambling the like Of
Which never has been seen before in
his country, is in full blast ut the
Saratoga race meetings, where for
unes are bet >daily on tile track and
;heel.
Shortstop Jimmy O'Neill Of the
'hrcvepcrt team of Tie Texas League,
bro. her of Catcher Steve O'Neill of
t,'.'ci:nd club, las been purchased
the ' aSh.nGton Americans. O'Neill
T,:rrly played with Wilkes-Earre,
ira and Eul)falo.
lack l:rittun. weltrrWe.Snt champion
. : the world. GUipnin!rd Mike ODowd,
-.ddlrwe:ghl champion, III Il fast eight
)und Lou al the Newark IN. J)
-noriSmrns club.
Nornan l.. EroGErS. Australian ten
IS -s:ar WIS defeated by Willis +. Da-
s. The alif0rnian, at Southampton.
Il score Of 7-=9.-G--l. lt-l2.
4..i,iward i. Ncl.nans feur-year-old
rs t'@tger. i,idcr top weight, Won The
lai!s.n:i@ 1l:ifatit.,,,l at one nile IN
81 80 nj the Sai:s;p@a '.::s>c track.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
The Thrice Week Edition of
The New York World
IN 1919 and 1920

Practically daily at the price of a
weekly. No other newspaper in the
world gives so much at so low price
The forces are already lining up
tur the Presidential campaign of 1920.
rhe Thrice WEEK World which is
the greatest example of tabloid jour-
nalism in America will give you all
the news of it. 1t will keep you as
thoroughly informed as a daily at
i've or six times the price. Besides,
he news from Europe for a long
ime to ccme will be of overwhelm-
.rg interest, and we are deeply and
titaiIy concerned in it. The Thrice
a-Week World will furnish you an
accurate and comprehensive report of
everything that happens.
The Thrice-A-Week Worlds regu-
lar subscription price is only S1.O0
per year, and this pays for 156 pa
oers. We offer this unequalled
newspaper and The HIGHLAND RE-
CORDER together for enc year for
1886.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
MONTERREY HIGHLAND COUNTY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER5 1916

Unless senat6f Id Toilette urse.S
an agreement reached by senate lead
ers, the senate hopes to complete con-
sitleration of the government land
leasing bill before adjournment.
Ten Seattle men, four Japanese,
were arrested on Il charge of boarding
several hundred thousand pounds OF
potatoes In an attempt to Increase
prices.
Collection of S25,OO0,OOO for prohibit
ton enforcement at home and abroad
Is the aim of executives Of the Anti.
Saloon League.
At the present rate Of demobiliza-
ton, the United States army, now, 46l,-
800 officers and men, will be reduced
to 225,0e0 by September 80.
Major General Robert Lee Howe.
who in France commanded the Third
or "NIarne" Division of the regulars,
was ordered to take command Of the
FL PaSo district.
Anthracite miners at Wilkes-Barr
declared for the check-oif, six-hOur
work day, five days week, and an in
crease Of GO per cent In wages. The
Tri-District Convention, In session to
formulate the demands Of the miners,
adopted the report of the scale COM
mittee.
Ma iOr General Enoch Crowder would
be retired as a Lieutenant General
under the provisions of bill intro
duced in the Senate by Senator Knox,
Of PENNSYLVANIA.
General Dickman proposes to use
more. airplanes in pursuing the Mexi-
can bandits. Captain Matlack ex-
plains that he Withheld part Of the
ransom because lie, overheard the out
laws plotting. to Kill Lieutenant Davis
and him after they had received all
the money .....-.... ...'
1t is announced that vast food
stores have been discovered in New
York warehouses and large buildings,
brewerieS, by the fire depart
ment and that all the stocks will be
forced into the market. Coincident
with this announcement all army Of
men, women and children besiege the
public school supply stations.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
WILSON CALLS A HALT
ON R. R. WAGE RAISES
President Agrees to Eight Hour
Day Readjustment Giving DC.
ain Hour Increase.

hington.-President Wilson has
taken the first step toward curbing the
epidemic of higher wage demands,
with the Inevitable consequence of Still
higher production costs, continuing
increases in the expenses Of living and
the completion Of the circle by addi-
tional demands to meet the new COM
ditions.
He denied the demand of the rail.
road shopmen for general Increase
of wages from Is to 81 cents an hour
though he conceded to them the prn=
ciple of ten hours pay on the pre-war
schedule, for an eight-hour day. This
amounts to an increase Of about four
cents per hour for the higher paid men
and nine cents for others.
The decision was the result of rec-
concentrations by Director General or
Railroads Hines and was announcer
by the President to Il delegation Of 1876
labor leaders at the White House, who
'ame at the Presidents invitation to
car the verdict and his explanation
t the reasons for it..
The labor chiefs left the session with
grave faces. They had subsequent
session with Director General Hines,
at which they asked if the decision was
!inal. They were told tlat it was; that
the government had determined on the
Indicated course in regard TO al %en-
..i;ll wage demands. -.-
The verdict was Il bitter diSap-
pointment 10 the labor chiefs. They
believed up to the last minute that
The demands of the men would he met
for the most part-a belief that was
shared by nearly everybody net in the
confidence of the Administration
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05

DIR. C. B. COLLINS
DURBIN, w. VA.
Prepared to do all kinds Of Dental
Work. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
FOREIGN

rIGic'al rr.mr! from Rome says gov
lien! will not l..:lIe general levy OH
;irr.y.
.!rN.r;''S defense nf its retroactive,
fl tiifairiy. 81 land laws. us officially
ted. = ;!lli private rights must give
~ 10 p:lhI:c interrS'S. ...s -...-
:lerl,r"t c. IIoOvpr's fr.rn,.S in Paris
u wo"tl.in" villa: lie VIII Undertake
4 rs Ie rr.ircS from ti-e years ac-
= p;rlIlic service and goes 10 his
lie IN California.
First cargo OF American coal for
rance arrived Il: II yrp IN the steam
ZIP North Star frGE Philadelphia.
\ new l'aSscn 'er-freig!.t ailplane
tiNice between London and Paris was
ated.
General Denckine, commander Of
nti-roIShcvik troops in So "th Russia,
aptured the town of Per' 'av.
American. buyers spent $1,000. 900 at
he Paris nutnmnal fashion show.
Munich correspondent of the journal
lie Geneve saws Germany is planning
4 League of Nations.
Eight bandits believed to he part Of
he Jesus Rcnteria gang which kid
"aned .aviators Peterson and Davis
we're captured by Mexican federal
roops ut Coyamc. chihuahua.
Rmlania' $ signature Ia the treaty Of
'I>mcc with Austria still depends upon
!9oa. !icatiGnS of the clauses relating to
to minuriiieS, according to
!sun!anian reports
German government reported with
isnltling from sale memoirs of former
Grant Admiral von Tirpita
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05

Y. M. C. A. District Secretary, who
will direct the program of activities
to be carried on by the Young Mems
Christian Association in the counties
of Rockbridge, Augusta, Rockingham,
Clarke, Shenandoah, Frederick, War
rem, Page, Allegheny, Bath, and High
land.
Mr.. Holmes Is one of the eight
District Secretaries appointed by the
State Executive Committee to carry
on the program of Statewide activi-
ties which the Association has under
taken for rural sections of Virginia.
He will make his headquarters in
the city of Staunton and devote his
time to personal supervision of the
work in the several counties of his
district.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
FEW VOTE AGAINST STRIKE.
Walkout of GOO 900 Maintenance OF
Way Men Predicted.

Way Men Predicted.
Detroit. of 175,000 ballots counted
up to date only 1000 are against u
strike of maintenance of way employ
ees and railway shopmen Of the United
States ard Cana,ia, according to OF
ticel's here. ~.
WILLIAM Robson, assistant to A. e
BARKER, ;rranh president of the orgapi.
Zatior. says G00G00 votes will he taken
rnti that tley will be almost unani-
.,nnuSry in fa"or OF a walkuut.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1919-09-05
eompers and cary to Meet.

Chicago-An inipartant conference
het,scrn Sain1ei ciumpers ana Judge
Elbert H. Gary and ether officials OF
the United States Steel Corporation Is
being planned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-17
v. l.. SIM MONS
GOES ON
ICE CREAM SPREE

CHICAGO, Oct. y1T.-The ice cream
habit has America in its grip.
Ice cream manufacturers from SaSN
katchewan to the Panama Canal Zone.
report more than 500, 000, 900 gallons to
be the 1919 consumption to date, with
the season still going strong.
Devotees Of hard liquor, in it's palm
lest day, were negligible in number
and limited in capacity compared to the
hordes that daily swing a perferyid
spoon into he nations favorite con-
lection.
But prohibition is not the cause for
the unprecedented increase in ice cream
consumption, they say.
Prohibition has proved a ~disappoint-
ment for the soft drink and tee cream
manufacturers S. T. Nivling, Roches-
ter, n. Y, vice-president of the Ma
tional Association of Ice Cream Manu-
facturers, said. The big liquor centers
have not been the largest contributors to
ice cream consumption"
Maps of the ''sundae belts in the
United States show that;
Chicago and the Middle West were
on a wild Ice cream bender all sum
mer.
New York and the Atlantic seaboard
we're very offish, with consumption no
larger than usual.
The South rum largely TO soft drinks
with a caffeine kick but Is coming
around to ice cream
The Far West is producing millions
Of frozen delicacy topers,
Canada eats more ice cream than the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-10-17
DENTAL COLLEGE TO
HAVE OPERATORY


Details for the construction OF an op-
eLaIory IN Rodgers hall for the use Of
" coilege Of dentistry Of the Univer-
slly OF Tennessee were made Thursday
university, =" t"S
The operators, 1t is stated. will have
approximately 5000 feet Of floor space
ann VIII be modernly equipped. Tho
lighting facilities will be Of the latest
type, and when completed
VIII compare favorably with other large
colleges Of dentistry.
br. Morgan reached Memphis Thurs
Jay morning, coming here for the
specific purpose Of making arrange
ments at Rogers hall.
Inc enrolment for the present term
al me college OF dentistry has been very
satisfactory, according 10 official an
houncement, n splendid progress is
being made in this important branch
OF me state university.
work on the new operatory is ex-
nected TO begin within a short time and
VII be rushed to completion In order
mat the students at the institution
may have opportunity to take I'm the
work IN he new addition at the earliest
possible moment.