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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

your plain, dull, Nat hair. You can
have IL abundant, soft, glossy and full
OF lie. Just get at any drug or toilet
counter small bottle of ,"Danderine"
for few cents. Then moisten a soft
cioth with the Danderine and draw
this through your hair. taking one
small strand at time. Instantly, yes.
Immediately, you have doubled the
beauty of your hair. 1t will be a mass.
so soft, lustrous, fluffy and so easy to
do up. All dust, dirt and excessive OIL
is removed.
Let Danderine put more life, color.
viEor and brightness in your hair. This
stimulating tonic will freshen YOUR
scalp. check dandruff and falling hair,
and help your hair TO grow long, thick,
strong and beautiful-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
No bitterness ir Campaign.

There Is absolutely no bitterness In
the campaign. but a thoroughly good
naturcd fight. Here's the way she
summed up her own feelings:
Although ! am he mos, serious
minded woman in Britain, l have tho
nirth OF Tie BRITISH iomi.S .o.as
OVER the top with smile. / have the
welfare of my people At heart. | know
th"ir needs and am going to get them
what they want.
II know Lloyd George well. spent
= holiday with HIM in Brittany. His
heart Is rs sound as a dollar. and he
has courage and has the welfare OF the
country at heart.
believe me. l am for reforming the
House of Lords. Isn't i; ridiculous that
my husband should he denied the right
of sitting in The Commons. while
am allowed to take Il seat there II 1
am c'ec:cd?"
tBy his fathers death Major Astor
becomes viscount and automatically
Il member of the House of I.ords)
My husband" she continued "is
going to renounce his title IT possible
To get back to the Commons where he
can do something. The lords arc back
waSh--and you can't stir backwash"
Wants to- Br Relieved Of Title.
Lord Aston confirms his wife's words
81 am trying to get special act OF
Parliament passed relieving me OF ms
title he said. adding. this is the age
OF democracy"
Her iadyshp's parting shot was
Tell them in America that il I win
the first thing III do will be to try 10
reduce the cost OF living. They'll more
likely listen to n woman than to man.
and the high cost of living is the big
Scst question in the world today"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
WEATHER is UNFAVORABLE
FOR HARVESTING COTTON
Wet Feriod in MIxnIssippt Valley
Causen Slow Progress
in Picking.
LRy Associated rrcss1

WASHINGTON. Nov 5.-The contin-
ned wet and cloudy weather last week
was untavorable for cotton from the
AIss!ssippi valley westward. and pick
ing made very slow progress. accord
ing 10 the National Weather and Crop
Bulletins review Of crop conditions for
the week ending yesterday.
In the northeastern portion OF the
belt. particularly in North Carolina
late cotton made good progress. the
weather being especially favorable
Picking is nearly completed in Alaba-
ma and HorSia and is we'll advanced
in South Carolina.
Further damage was reported by dis
colorai!on OF open cotton decayins
bo!ls and sproutinE seed in Tennesse see,
Mississippi. Louisiana. Arkansas, Ok
lahoml and Texas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

ten-ycar program. with large annual
appropriations guaranteed TO stimulate
commercial aeronautics. or make APP
priations for aircraft development by
the Post-Oihce. War and Navy depart
mcnts.
If tho former policy Is adopted the
board recommended that Il separate
department OF aeronauticS be created:
" the latter. that commission under
the director o. aeronautics, reporting
directly to the President, be formed
TO coordinate the work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

Yesterday for tho United states onS.h,.
steamship Northern n cific. Th.'rs
were nine OF them. One hundred and
dent Grant. 80 'esi-
This virtually completes the "War
brides work Of the Y. w. C. A. Mrs.
Seymour, the Y. w. G.. a. executiye1in
charge OF foreign work. said: "I am
proud Of our American boys. So FAR
as Is known only one war bride Is
coming back OF nearly 5000 We sent
to the United States"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

vatory of Music will give a recital
auditorium OF the John Marshall High
School. All Interested arc invited TO
attend.
Social for Afumnne.
The alumnae of St. Pntrlck's AGA
denny will entertain the members Of
st. Joseph alumnaO and the Sacred
Heart alumnae ut social meeting
today. All members are invited TO be
present.
Charity DnDce.
An event of this week will be Il
charity dance. which will take place
on Friday evening in Murphy's Hotel
auditorium. This affair is being given
under the auspices St. J0seph's
a.unnae.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
UydrcpIane Fail, Into MR..

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Nov, r
hydroplane in the Potomac at Quantico
yesterday. The distance of the fail
was very little and he was not hurt.
Engine trouble caused the accidcnt
Captain Page was one OF the flyers to
cross the continent in the recent air
race. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
Record Price for Tobacco.

I.YNCHBURG, VA, Nov. 5-A re-
markable price for dark. loose-leat
tobacco has been secured on the local
market by o. g. Badgett. Bedford
County planter, who sold 1.G61 pounds
for $t53.1 here Tuesday. The average
Was S272S per hundred pounds. The
$3.50: Asa at SIS; 3s7 at s27, and 5I9
ri 532. This is unusual for dark. loose
leaf tobacco. especially on n crop OF
very poor growth such as is being
mar keted here NOW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
IN AND OUT or TOWN,

Mrs. T. fsyton. OF Faupuier County.
MI awe lodas from Baltimore to spend
noh,' tin' az the guest OF her sister Mrs.
> Is "ii;. Oh Park Avenue
Mrs. Sidney Sherwood. o: Pennsylvania.
Il !riet stay.
Mrs. 6. Darlington Moseiey who ha =
b.tn spending several weeks as the guest
o! MIS-. Ge"rSc Cooper. In New Rochelie
~. - MS returned to Richmond.
Miss Margaret Mars;on. Of Kins,on. ~ C.,
- TIE guest 81 MisH Ellen ST Garrett AT
h'r nom. in North Addison Street
.hrs Michaux Woody Is the guest OF MIS-
y ~. keli% in West Eighty second Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Sh:var Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed hy money back
offer. Tastes fine, costs n trife. De-
livcred anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nupnamaker Co. Phone
them.--2dv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

has approved recommendation OF the
fire board for n general Increase Of
the pay OF nrcmen. the average of
which would be about SIS man. The
increase asked for aggregates $500
monthly for the department. The mat
Thursday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
WOMEN'S MEETING.

,,, a meeting of the Housewives League has
pen called fni this afternoon At o'cioC X
10 room $50. at the Jefferson Hotel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

Il N
her magnificent home here.
Were after the Premier to come to
Ilyn0uth and mike an electionecriHg
s :.pve en-; in my interests" said the VS.
don't know whether Wen succeed. but
I'm hoping to beat the bandit would
be wondcrful climax. l am having a
delightful time"
rrcsning Eight vigorously.
Her ladyship has adopted typical
american methods of clcc;ioncur.ns.
She IS deadly in earn st, and busy
morning noon and night. making
speeches. giving intcrvie"s, writing
letters, and personally seeing constitu-
meetings this afternoon. She was t.reI
. but her eyes spark!cd with enthusiasm
as :. 81 Sh s, d'scusssd her ambition.
Hhat IS your idea on lreland?"
Il am in favor Of the dcvolut.on OF
Ireland and the British empire
that viii solve the Ulster question.
~ would be wonderful II a solution for
the unhappy country could be found.
rec trade IS needed as much as tho
league of nations. IL would DC great If
| The whole world were to adopt both.
But my particular job is to place the
woman's viewpoint before the Commons.
Ihat has never been done.
Do Them Good to BE Upset.
dun't care if | am upscttins a
10 saye he custom sd IN do them good
to pu, forward"
Asked what che voters thought OF an
of Commons. Lady Aston mashed bacS:
! eli what better person could they
mh a' lar. am a native NrEin;an and
nsht my battles with all the spirit Of
ten years and haye worked hard for the
homes and all sorts Of things Ike that.
ne people know ME and believe in me.
anu l am for them.
The people here are for the navy I
am unionist. for that's the party that
Is the best friend OF the British navy,
| zat.on." tt'
Her ladyship refused however. to
S!scuss piohioition further than she
q local option tho same as in the
NY solution" said she. is not pro-
| hibited by temperance Let the people
all have their say"
bitter Against Pronteers.
Lady Astor is extremely bitter
against the war profteers.
Nothing is more repulsiye IN m.
than profiteering." she declared. "But
VINO is goinE TO decide what war profits
IL possible. but i am not an economis,
that is outside my province
Under her humorous, lively outward
demeanor, there is a deep religious
She discussed with me the spiritual
| Qualities necessary in politics.
we need the woman's spiritual helm
| TO run the government" she said
The viscountess is extremely conf
dent that she will win. She is already
planning the details of her program
and looking into the question Of select
ing living quarters in London Her
confidence is based partly upon her
Snowlcdse that she is very popular
with the people OF Plymouth Even
her opponent. Isaac Foot. a Liberal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

calls her Nancy" and admits she is
n very capable woman" She returns
IN" compliment by saying that she likes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06

Ei-cmen to Get More.
LYNCHBURG. VA. Nov. 5.-The fire
committee of the City Council here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
LAST OF WAR BRIDES ON SEA
Nine on Steamship Northern Pacific,
While f7i sailed Sunday on
PRECEDENT Grant.

tBy Associated Press1
RREST. Nov. 5.-Thc last of the war
brides OF American soldiers left here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
NANCY ASTOR CAMPAIGNS
WITH AMERICAN ENERGY
Tells interviewer, Who Asks OF Her
Qualifications, That She Is
"Nativc Virginian."
SHOULD THEY WANT MORE?
Ridtculrs House OF Lords, and Says
She Is for Reforming BODY, Scat
IN Which Her Husband Is Anxious
to Eyadc.
Ey Forbes r.Iru>IRy

PLYMOUTH Nov 1.-THE appearance
arena o. Plymouth. whrrc Nancy Lang
NONE Astor IL battling to upset q
r"ckr.bhcd British tradition by gaining
. fSat IN the House Cf Commons as
eng hnd's first woman member ~
Parliament may be the climax to the
most p!auant election in the country s
This Information was given tonight
by Lord and Lady Aston when the
amoUs virginia beauty received me in
her magnificent home here
were after the Premier to come to
plymouth and mike an electionecriHg
speech in my interests" said the VS.
countess lies a very busy man. and
don I knp" whether well succeed, uu,
I'm hoping to beat the bandit would
be wondcrful climax. l am having 4
del. Thtful time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
Lenven fer South CarolIna.

MISS Josephine Elicit who has been
visiting DR. and Mrs. Armistead Well
!ord at their home on Cathedral Place
since their return from France and
fouman!a. is now the guest OF her Sis
ter, Mrs. PrinElc Smith, in Charleston
:. G. Miss Elicit Will also visit her
aunt; Mrs. Thomas Pinckuey, in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-11-06
Returned to Richmond.

Mr.. and Mrs. James G. SmitA, who
have been spending the past several
years In Chicago and New York, have
returned to Richmond and will spend
The winter at 20l1 Monument Avenue
where they have taken apartment
Mrs. Smyth who has been visitin e
relatives In New York. has as her
guests for an extended stay her sis
tcrs. Miss Dorothy and Gertrude
heacham. OF that city.
The Misses Meacharn spent the sum
mer and early fall mont.hs with their
mother. Mrs. i. c. Neacham. a; her
country place in the White Mountains
of New Hampshire.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
State Auditor Carter Gives
Reasons for Opposing Road
Bond Issue of $5O,OOO,OOO

THIS road is only IS feet widG IT.
Is argued herc In Oklahoma City
that the roads this county wiz get
under the bond resolution viii be 80
feet In width and that the roads out
side OF oklahoma county viii bc Is
feet In width, and some AS narrow as
nine feet In width, and even with this
explanation many OF the outside
counties will not get any roads AZ all
under the proposed $50. 900, 900 bond
issue and II the road map is To be
followed and the designated mile
age built, It viii take another 500
100000 bond issue to complete the
system.
Questions Good Faith.
II the resolution Is approved by
the people, | am confident we Will
have good honest and-- capable
commission. but conCeding all OF
this. in view OF tho fact that the
resolution Ia 30 wordcd as to require
all roads to be built of either solid
concrete or "A ConCrete base. with Il
brick top, 1t is not possible To secure
more than 1000 miles OF roads with
the bonds to be voted This does not
appear TO me 10 be showing good
faith with the people. The state
should not misrcprescnt and should
not try 20 deceive It's citizens, and. II
1t Is found that such scheme Is
proposed, II tends 10 discount the
whole matter, and leave the voters In
a quandary as to what ought to be
done.
The condition OF the state finances
is not suo6 as to Justify the voting OF
this'yast public debt During the past
year tho gross production tax ON oil
and minerals has fallen Off greatly.
the average daily production In
Oklahoma has decreased about 1000
barrels during the past year and is
falling Off steadily. besides the
price OF such oil has fallen and the
state loses in raXcs, in both decreased
production and the lowering OF the
price
We had hoped TO Increase our rev
enue some s2,o00,000 from the in
creased tax on motor vehicles, but IL
now appears that this bill is TO be
referred. and II so, We wil3 receive no
Increased revenue for two years, and
In all probability the bin will be de-
featcd In the election.
In order 10 raise the money with
which TO meet the slshOO, 900 Just
appropriated and the principal and
interest on the bonds proposed TO be
voted, the state board OF equahza-
ton has already begun to raise the
assessed valuation OF Some Glasses OF
property and viii have to continue
this policy by raising other class<
which may include farm lands and
personal property and when IL be
comes necessary TO raise the asscssed
valuation as returned by tho various
assessors and at the same time in
crease the rate OF taxation public ex-
penditures are becoming alarming,
and rather than rise the total vaua.
ton OF property and rather than
raise the tax rate ! would he In favor
OF calling a special session OF the
legislature 10 repeal number Of
appropriations Just made. which at
this time are unnecessary TO the end
that taxation should not fall too
heavily upon the people during the
next two, years.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22
BENSON AWARDED MEDAL
FOR SERVICE IN ARMY

WASHINGTON. April 21.-Ad-
miral William s. Benson. chief OF ma
val operations. has been awarded the
navy's distinguished service medal
by direction OF President Wilson
Admiral Benson is now at Paris and
presentation OF the medal probab
will not be made until his return to
the United states as the navy medals
have not yet been completed
Acting Secretary Roosevelt today
sent this cablegram To the admiral
The president OF the United States
takes pleasure in presenting to you
the navy distinguished service meRsl
for exceptionally meritorious dna
distinguished service AZ chief OF ma
val operations throughout the war"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

.I.ta .nIttOT h4H
= c. Carter bth'o auul'o, h
,,sparci for The Wor'u ,no iolloW
~ statement cNp'aIh'ns MS
pr opposing the p.oPossu ,S'uo VI
40 600 coo OF nohus ior Ihe M
.,ruction OF good roaus III oh,a''n,a
d, provided IN a pili passeu Wy inv
,scent session OF inc lesisIa,urc'
am asked many tines uaiW n VIA,
think about me 'bo'vov,oov Ioau
bond bill ana nave rc''a'heu irv'n
making any statement hpout IN"
matter until | was sure "hat ought
10 be done
NV opinion mas oce', 'h"uo w on
rcy FREQ from any pias OF PIeJu
ace and Is hhAeu ehurcly upu" VIVA
think is Tor inc oes' l'l'etc cst W '',o
late nave no po'sona' il,oi. y
me matter ana 90 not WISH 10 DO
raccl IN the attit t'ne OF supportins
- opposing any p pai pa" VI
chcmt "I 'oau ,,,,
Rc,nS an 'IeC,ru s'ao !,
rei responsip,lty Sol lno ,, ~, 'e,o
n this tdnliiiis' a'''" GU VIZ ~
anWhinS "llhm my PoWcl W ass,S'
no making an the uepar',i''n.s W .ne
.,ate o success curing 'ne neat iou'
years ,.,. -,
Ih' "il' aJ So hnvJ n,at,or nnd rs
LIN. ,his my mind was not made
,,,y today when "A tabulation
~ lc ~ tho total amount of An.
a.,,,,ions authorized by tho re-
v, .cssinr of the legislature. which
-. ,h.t the Legislature has ap-
.,,r.,,cd and the governor has ap-
,oycI mo sum Of slS,737,02S.22.
h.r .i,m must be raised by taxa
,u -,r.nr tho next two wears. or
.l,nvo amount $500 900 WAS for
.pgi,,,.ios created by the last nd :
,.,.,r,tinu and. making allowance
,hIs wr SIN have over $4,000. %
.a, ~ ,bo cxncnse OF state govern
., for tho next hienniuu
r,,, ,,,rs aro tho total appropri-
,t,r. wore SIb 500 600. which EN-.
....l .,,u,c a. $40 OOO fbr road con
,'',.,',, thus leaving some sI2 OOO
a. mo .xncnse NJ s,ate poyern.
f,,. tho mas, two wears }
.a...,.b, MAJ ann, v,,, s,ayunrInp I'M,
n,o annronriaI,ons nade
.o .r a. oo0 noo In cYca.s 10,
.,r, s,,,o ,n,,r,epance nurnoses
,.,,e, ,,,oi,n, TO- 4, III mr..
,.. .,.,,rnr,t,,ed ,uo voars aun
''''
lo'hl iA-hhns ""'ohs'
In nay opinion, this Increase can
nv, DC defended, and now II Is pro-
posed to bond the state Tor 36O.-
100 900 to start on a road bpldlnK
campaign and the ShO.OOO,OO0 which
under the terms o. the resolution
can be secured and spent during the
neat four years. together with the
amount Just appropriated. and to-
gcthcr with a Ike amount which will
probably be appropriated two years
'cnCc making "A total sum OF al
Host y9O.O00,O0h to be handled by
he present administration
do not think it wise at this time
10 undertake such n large program.
The excuse being offered for the IL
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-22

A timely event appealing to men. Starting this
morning at o'clock we will begin our First
After Easter Clearance of our entire Spring
Stocks This Clearance is made imperative, due
to the fact that our room space is limited and
we must take care of the incoming midsummer
lines which are arriving daily. Kindly note that
we have reduced every item in this shop rs
per cent.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
SCIENTISTS PROBE
MAGNETICCURRENTS
Carnegie Institute Men Will
Make Journey of $4,000
Miles in Ship Carnegie
NO IRON OR STEEL
ON THE VESSEL


WASHINGTON, oct. PA cruise OF
6iOOO miles-more than two ana one
HdI lines around the World-in a YES
SCI propelled for most part by sail, and
in which absolutely no iron or steel is
100 De found, is the unusual journey on
which a group Of scientists Of The
-arnegie Institute have embarked.
ii wind and tide carry the vessel 0n
schedule. She will return TO Washing
ton IN the winter Of 1921 With data
mat will enable all her faster-golng
sisters OF the sea TO navigate more az
curately and with a fuller knowledge
or me mysterious magnetic currents
Which swing 9he compass needle
Inc Carnegie, which was recently
overbauled in Baltimore. the only nom
magnetic ship in existence. on which
me cruise is 10 be made is constructs
entirely Of wood, bronze and copper.
ihere is no iron or steel 10 affect cOm-
passes or other delicate magnetic in
-lrumcnts necessary for the observe
lions 10 be taken. She is briganlina
Tsged, and although normally depend
lng upon sail power. has an auxiliary
engine for emergency Use.
The present cruise will carry the
Carnegie from Washington TO Dakai. I
West Africa; back 10 Bucnos Aires: 10 I
IT. Helena; 10 Alden, Arabia: Perth. Aus /
l?aiia; New Zealand; Society Islands. /
fanning Islands. Honolulu. SJmoa. +
Ihama anu back 10 Washing on Tlel
routes Of the other magnetic surveys |
VIII be iniersecled, enabling the scien- /
Isis aboard TO check up past observa- /
lions and SO 10 correct their magnetic I
charts as 10 make possible accu-
rate computation OF ordinary compass
variations and the devialions OF other
instruments Of marine influences.
capt. James p. Ault. skipper OF the
carnegie since 1911. will be i'm com
mand. II. +. Johnston. magnetism. Is
second in command. other scientists
aboard include Dr. Russell Pemberlon.
observation officer, who also will serve
as ships doctor; II. r.. Grumann, r. r.
Mills and A. Thompson, observers.
There Is a crew Of A..
Perhaps the most interesting previous
cruise OF the Carnegie was in 1876,
when she completely enclrcled the
south pole. sailing from New Zealand.
IN about four months,
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
No Need To Be Thin,
Scrawny or SalIow

n YOU are thin and want 10 he plump
f you have wrinkles I'm your face that
You are not proud Of; n the skin Is sallow
or subject 10 pimples or blackheads. take
Mi-o-na stomach tablets for two weeks
and notice the change.
The majority Of the thin people are thin
because the stomach does not perform its
dliies properly. 10 Is not secreting sufficient
uf the natural digestive Juices and in con
sequence does not extract from the food
enough nutritive matter TO nOurish every
part of the body.
Mi -o-na stomach tablets are intended 20
build un the stomach so that Il viii act
properly and extract from the food the ele-
ucntS necessary 90 form flesh.
lf Won are thin try two weeks treatment
If Mi-O-ua stomach tablets-they are small.
sasily swallowed and are sold on the guar
3ntee Of money back IL they do not over.
come chronic Indigestion. acute or chronic
stop stomach disturbance belchiug. heart
burn. sour stomach, and any after dinner
distress
For sale by y. b. Dauforth and all lead
iu- druggists
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
PIE MUTINY BRINGS
CRISIS on TRANSPORT

HONOLULU. oct. 2l-When the trans
port Thomas docked here. from Nladi-
NoslOk and Manila, The sailors and sol
diers aboard We're i'm muntinOus mood
Because OF raids on the ships bakery
for pies by parties OF enlisted men.
shore lave was denied every one The
Wil'rst spirits suggesting rushing the
guards. Representatives Of the milIlary
lnd naval authorities Of the port in
gated, and the men were finally
lied ashore.
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
From
The Evening Journal
October 3, 1919
October 3, 1919


rv...,...-...s are ac make D" OF J
quiry at the nearest local board OF ex- part
aminers Of the civil service. cons
Evening journal., 1919-10-21
NATHAN MILLER BUYS
FURNITURE SUPPLIES

Nathan Miller. president OF Miller sies
Brothers Company, Ninth and King Ritz
streets. has successfully overcome Kat
shortage OF some OF the most import Hels
ant lines OF furniture Mr. Miller is ence
visiting the main manufacturing centers
land at present is en- route 10 Grand COT
Rapids. C Er
For long time past the question OF the
: OF securing merchandise OF quality has behal
been serious one for the furniture With
! trade shipments being haphazard and the
yexstious. With that condition at sessn.
hand and the future INDICATING only
more uncertain and stringent cond-
tions, Mr. Miller has gone into the mar No
o ket with that essential Of quick bus- Hi,
ness-the money in hand-and now has rie
0 the satisfaction OF knowing that the Rev.
needs OF the store are covered and Churo
c amply protected. Several carloads are
r. now in transit 10 Wilmington. CON
l. @
u DURKIN CASE DISMISSED mo,
d Judge Churchman, in Municipal Court Dis
a this mornin, .ssed the charges OF here
reach ,ce anS -.as~e-' ~oel