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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Mr.. W. H. Earnest, the efficient
postmaster at Alton, has our thanks
for yearly subscription to the Daily
Sun, which he sends to his daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, who is at Hiwasse
College, jacksonville.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

CREAM Of the HARVEST is the
name Of the -four guaranteed by the
Banner Mill Co. of your home town.
It Is osld by your grOceryman, and
all we ask isfthat you give it trial.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Installation of officers win take
place at Unaka |. o. o. F. Lodge this
evening. Following the usual custom,
the newly elected officers viii serve
Refreshments after the installation
services in the reception room Of the
lodge.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

A very sad death occurred at C.
w. Bitner 4 Sons store on January
LIST, when Old Man Credit passed
peacefully away By his death we
will be more able to sell cheaper than
ever before, "A trial 10 all we ask.
Come round c. w. Bitner & Son,
Chrckey, Tenn.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Mr.. Clarence Scott, one of the
Cooke county tobacco growers, is here
today with several others from his
community, marketing some fine to-
'bacco on the Bernard warehouse floor.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

The attendance Of the public
schools of the city has gotten back to
normal again, so we are informed.
The "FIu" has evidently run its
course in Greeneville for the pres
ent. Other communities are having
their second and third go-round with
the disease and Greeneville may have
another attack most any time. This
makes it more important that our
people take the necessary precau-
tions. The town is said to be freer
from the disease at the present time
than for many months.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

The Mosheim basket ball boys will
meet the G. H. S. boys Wednesday
on the High School court for a match
game. All are invited. Admission
Is cents.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
SERVICES AT C. P. CHURCH

nAo ENENANA
Services win be held this evening at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Rev. ]. B. Ely, Of the Southern Meth
odist church, will be the speaker, his
subject being what Organized Re-
ligious Forces might Do"
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Remember the name--CREAM of
the HARvEST--and have no other
when you need -four in your home
the next time.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

c. w. Bitner & Son, Chuckey,
Tenn, will sell you ginghams at 25c
and soc per yard. Why go to
Greeneville and other small towns
and pay moref
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Miss Helen Lewis returned yester-
day from visit to her home in Clin-
ton, N. u, and re-entered school at
Tusculum College.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Mr.. RID. Kilday, Of BaileytOn, had
his name enrolled on the Daily Sun
list for one year while here this morn
ing.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Mitchell will
leave within the next ten days to
make their home in Sneedville.--.
Morristown Evening Mail.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Tell your grocer to send you
CREAM Of the HARVEST the next
time you place your order for -four.
You will never use no other.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Mis- sLucy Miller, Of Bristol, is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Thompson, on Cutler street.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Mr.. Alvin Lonard has resumed his
position with the Mason Corner Tob.
Co.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

IL you have never used CREAM
Of THE HARVEST -four a trial win
be revelation. Your grocer sells
It.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07

Attroney-General Lovette is at
tending court at Mountain City this
week.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
1914 MODEL FORD FOR SALE

Five passenger Ford for sale; in
good condition, new set Of tires also
steamboat whistle. Got to go this
week Leaving country reason for
selling.
LLOYD C. HTX0N,
Greeneville Rt. II.
10 miles south Of Greeneville, on
Birds Bridge road.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
LLOYD c. HTxoN,

Danger to oIIbway Finger.
An Ojibway Indian would not point
his finger at the moon, as fair Luna
would consider II great insult and
Instantly bite or the offending mem
Der.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
DEATHS.

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
TOYS SCARCE IN MEXICO
Approach OF Christmas Finds Few
tiimracks. Due 10 Being Cut
on Prom GERMANY.

MENICO city. Dec. 13.-Thc an
proach OF Christmas finds dearth OF
toys in Mexico with no apparent means
for greatly increasing the suDDlv In
former years GERMANY has provided
unlimited number of gimcracks which
found ready sale here. but this source
of supply was closed bv the war.
Other countries have been slow in en-
tcring Tins field OF industrial activity.
United states manufacturers ha\t.
shown intentions OF putting their TOYS
has not arrived in anprccia ne
amounts.
The nuyers of TOYS in Mexico have
a Spccia! liking for novelty DIES IGN.
Euoh rs doll athat Once when -
string is pulled. TheY prefer what is
known 10 the trade as the active
toy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
SMUGGLING INCREASING
""'"eh az Germnny Taking Part In
Illicit Dealing in
Goods.

NJ Af FACE. GERMANY M. =,
nnltPGiIiG IS ON the increase between
ihhccnpi"d Germany and the orcunjcu
m'S ',cI"r' nS tn recent information
"a D." In" Intelligence officers Of
nc trHn"h army Of occupation. French
''H "ihc"rS sly that women have
"Gh "iri scu!ariy active of late and
'hhr" arc nearly as many women
'Np"rl"rS 80 men. An Nlsariou woman
'n'Sf!fr claims 10 have made GO, O00
marks on one deal
ne woman. when discovered. "a id
ma shc mad gone from St!asburp TO
,o!!nGen, IN unOccupicd Gcrnlnv
Nhcrc Shc purchased 100 dozen knives
~ OK marks each. She managed TO
S"i the Hn!VcS over the AlSatian bord o !.
Without paying duty and aftcrward
Soiu the knives 10 a French dealer for
:" francs each. Returning 30 Germany
~ woman SAID she exchanged the
French money for marks at $50 mark (
'or ioc francs. the rate Of exchange at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
GERMANS MAKE BID TO
CAPTURE ENGLISH TRADE
i'"n" ship Articles 10 London Throu
Neutral tountri~s WIIbour
Irpdr Mark.

hrNDb" fcc I0.--Thc Germans arc
","r INK 'rry b!E effort - capture tn.
-. ,th raHc ~ certain articles AZ
i'"Hy hll%. cotton ana other u,uur.r-
IF"I articles are arriving i, E,r..
iH"h iti"t raHpics ii German i.yr
n"F" hitp b"rn received ana II ~ be
.'E"N -" oDJr"i ~ the b1inpi"s - 10
hF"rJ va bVjH
'rD''ry CHAIRMAN, Hrn"r1l nccrctnry
~ ~" NauDnhl Union manufacturers.
I!'bru21 ~" popular .dea ~ ina,
'''rW"h |ppHf a." fl.ll marked 'Na,.c
q" ''franl it"fe Do Eroi r"1"pn 10
b"t'"F" M enormous quantities ol
"'""h haH' g"rbr arr D"lnR abi Uprd
10y" 'hf"IfH r'E'ra committees wtth.
'H' "nt'Whz ~ Innicat" thG country u.
! '!.. N
III 'b"r 'naH rIggrris ihni 10 over.
r'h" ~" GlN"D,fy aI fDr"ign gondp
J WlNiN =" NarhtG "|Dt Ern!Hh Manu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
CONTINUED PROSPERITY is
FOUND IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
enforcement of Prohibition Results IN
Marked Decrease In
Crime.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l3.-Con,inued
prosperity IN Hawaii was aoted ~ the
ahnuai report today of Governor Z. J
McCarthy Exports n all nindS. IN.
ciuulhE sugar and other .oodS:uIs
were valued at $S3.3i3.GiS while ..n.
LOFTS were sl0,922.92l. decrease O,
fore. vac
~, Enforcement OF the prohibition ac,
80 .esui'cu IN a marked decrease II,
-, .ilc. Governor Mccarthy said bu,
,i tnere - large quantity cf iiici,
l'uuo manufacturcG ana ne Fcdor.
",', ,,', i.ies are endcavcring 20 STAMP
- !ii"aion OF stills made ., r,lvan.
'-ec IRON mas poisoned me nnior -,
some cases. the report stated t,ii
sentences instead OF money ioa. 80,
suggested as check on The tr,,Ec
- .eneh'T-niner corporations, ,ncImdi, ,
,nsrcant!ic. agriculture banlsinr an1
s"r'nss and loan concerns we're ;ncnr.
porated during the year Twe...'a tof
. nI'hMs are u! ooeration in tho ,si5,,>
",r lotai deposits are s353.3iaa
Nuiit!onal appropriations 20 ,mnro
ne ha.borS are needed ,he reDor, -,
80 as 10 provide adequate .acill;;es 80
me increasing number o. ,rarsrciG
mrs STOPPING a, The Islands g.
ttcte piers. varying from COO IN an
:tc' ioaS. are under construc,ion ne
We CH!l"T states engineer sarv,c. ~
ne necessary shops fot maK:nr 80
nh;rs 10 vessels also have been nro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
MUHE THAN ONE BILLION
IN FARM MORT CAGES
tim OF Life insurance Comunn;ex T..
directed L" tnbuiIJ.n- az
tSricuIturr.

NEW YORK. Dee i3--!nfor,nation
snow IA" tndt more thar. 81 cvUuuu nuu
o. ~" insurance company .sseis are
nov Invested in farm MORTGAGE loans
No mat an incr"asin.v Larger bro
portion OF po!lcyholGcrs, funds Is
ntli% Invested IA lurtneriaE asr!cu! .
tute IN ms way was presented to the
ASSOCIATION OF Lille Insurance i,rrsi-
dchtS mere by i.Ou!s l!rcuin. trcasi,rcy
OF me tnion Central Life Insurance
society Of Cincinnati. such invcs,
men; ne argued. viii b. Al lcadin.
ana posiiiyc factor IN The mend. No
aHrlcn!tHral readiustmcnt from war 10
peace CUnGitions ~
Lilo insurance companies yynicI
c.In"r ~ whole or in part. invest thcir
hhnua Increase Of assets IN sarm
i"anS he said. are not only ;,,nc
20 the interests OF their po!icvhoid.rs
~ ar" also OF lncstimablc service 10
me c"uhifF a large IN couirihut in r..
l" NC aaptu!tBr1.i hevciODmcnr hv
s~!hi S."tiHS increased production Of
me necessities Of life. grain and mo-.
'1T food. ht"s Tor shocs wnni AMI
cbt'on Tor clri hiiia ana hemp for rnnc
J" sirdnSl. the J. IS VIZ ana EnJ.
sHEE!Sts.' go" mn =
G ,,.i,.,. A,ian,tic su'nwes,.rn and
/, F.."est"En STATES s>re SAID Mr
Ef"iiinr. the favorlte iicids fnr ~
Ecs'ment Of lie Insurance. fi,uda =,
arm loans The p'iucIpal cUIui,:,,i..
u"n p-aCcd 1855. 2I5 O0D in farm ,u,,,, .
a"b"b IN lhc5c sections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

lnss solh At auction. Remarkable
p!!eCs nave been realized from the sale
% pictures and jewels The total Az
efeSdtcd the equivalent o: Sl.2-7.7oU.
MOST notable among TIC paintings was
mat of the "BAcEworth children" by
Romncy, which hrouhgt $4,000.
o;nfr prices were $4,000 for the
thAr!eS OAK balustraIc. $1,000 foi.
me panclin" in the old state dining
room and $3.50 for tho seventeenth
c"n,ury OAK panclins OF the picture
The black marble staircase. which
CONSISTS oil double flight of stcps and
.shIery. failed to find Il purchaser
ne palace sta nds in the heart OF the
i.tiarhshire coz! mining district. inn
'oI! "'l"ed hE Scott in one Of his most
:p'.!ten ballads. II was built in 1922
80 Pa, ana one Of it's marvc!s was a
noFtco OF monoi!'h Corinthian columns.
"t''Vn were copied from the Temple
% NeSpaSIan al Rome. The founda
mons Of the palace have become 50
nmeHtcH ny t!mc thar it was found
ns;;GsSsary 10 d!smantlc the historic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
lf&MUNIzED HORSES GIVEN
10 6TAlH SERUM SUPPLY
H.! lie , scd IN Treatment a.: Mcn!n.
rii>. rncumOaIa and
DyNcntlTS.

%F.W YORK Dec l3.-oaa o. the
"',i important contributions TO the
-"it.d :tLtcS government hospitals
''as MADE ms Year. D. iorty-siH I'M
HRn!Eed horses at Princeton. y. j.. in
~ !"!m u serums io- the ireaimcn
.. :nv".HSiiis. pneumonia and dyson
.ATE. according 20 the report on war
cl.E.t!es OF the Rockefeller Inst;tut.
-or Medical Research. made public hcr.
e,..'! pH i'r. simon FleNnc-, director Of
~ he time Of the signing OF the
FinlSt!c" IN" r=Dort says serum, pro-
aG.llon f"r tne treatment. Of the DIS
L"mu" OF doses SUPPLIED increasrd
itom t.tVv ln i;!. 10 95,DOD in 1915. and
~ MAS csii!n.ted chat the output for
'nr ErS; three months % this year far
exceeded the entire output .cy ipiS.
u" tota! o! 2.o3j hotties o! Ccrum
~ sen. "Gr.hg INC year - the army
ttat 10 United states Army ra,nu,
~ stations and camps American
III i,S p'".'."naFy E"te% iiyscnic Iabora-
Icgaon ''' 0'''se IN
Tae, re2or; embassies tho success
'!I.iiHg IN. method on treat.np in .
l,,itd auf.ioAl wounds which Doctors
irgl M Iakin perfected. and during
E"ai, " SAYS. INSTRUCTIONS wcr. Civ.
th !" tfN medica! officers and enlisted
~ o. the United States Army and
N"Nf L" civilian surgeons and 10
If-rS 81 Ic Rcd Cross and civilian
ShsGI"l appropriation Of
$500 yes n""n made. Il is said TO
rnAh-r ih" wtr demonstration hosui,aI
|9n.unh, IN active operation until
permanent addition has been
r.ur 70 the measures now available
1T preventing gaseous pan:riuc or
, "r .uItN5 u when j. arises In con
N'r. ron "rh the Industrial or o,b.-
-nci@cnis OF clviI lifc" sa.s INC rnnn..
~ ,rnna having been produc.d no,
-. '"r the rse bacillus NRaciiIns
] ,. b
nhct"r!a occurring in cuIiIvai.d al.
IN the hospital Of the f:Gc.erfcti.- ire.i
~ ~" r"p"r' GAYS resrarchs9 on
~" sir"pi"cocc! ..dI"atiou during 10
epld"mIcs Of pncI,noni. fnitG,.
'nca SIts and influenza IN the arm,
npS, VIII b carried 10 concl8is,oI
( ic'a Us" OF their intrinsic lTnpo-,,nre
ma IN" mrnac" wlich .,rrp,ncoCrl5 T.,
80. .on- prcseml IN nLN-l Nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

cher classes is cut one-halt or less.
The Communists are allowed thirty
poands al DaE I'll oread or Hour a
month while t5c allotment TO the
rtAe; c!dsSeS ranges down from
twenty-five pou rlds 10 nothing Tex
t:!es and footwear are permitted 10
communists and soviet employees
i'cop.c o; the fourth category. Of
nctrS, Inrig "a miles ana tne Dour.
&c Isle have little or no rights. No
1000 o. fIei is ra,ioncd to them. or
"!hH!y citizens. composing the third
category. receive onc-h half more imam
lists.
MI houses have been appraised and
nos" valued II more IMAM iO.Jvv
:up!cs arc na,iomaiIzcd. lodgings are
u.striDuted 10 the inhaD tants and no
distinction is made between house
owners aud dodgers Al, pay alike the
cAtA ..Shnl EA,e .Or Int.lnus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
No 2liaS.
t.hiIAEETH V. LASDRAN.
Us.
LEWIS w. LANDRAN.
SECOND ORDER OF NOTICE,

Upon complaint IN said cause
~ ms court at Hartford in s,id
touhiy; on the first Tuesday OF Nove,n.
1T: iSl' ana now pending. claiming, a
49, - IL not appearing to this couri
tnat the defendant has received no,ice
the tendency OF said Compi;.ini
~ apncarS 10 this court that ne
go cdoouts OIL the defendant, Lew.
Land ran. is known 10 III, ilaIrt'r
a,lhou%h he IS believed 10 be n, 80,
'rutrrG. that notice OF the ins;itn
'!"n and tendency of SAID coinr,I,fn,
SHaIi De given 10 the dcfendan. by pui.
i!salhS TINS order Ia tn. TiE.s.Dis
nond. Va. once a week tor -, -
SesS!ir weeks commencing on or be.
lore December 80. 1918
~ the court
GEORGE ~ CONANT
t'le'y. n S.,,t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
SAYS SIM FEM LEADERS
HELPED ENEMY IN WAR
George l.. Fox Continues Attack on
Mason Fill Bcfo,, House
Committee.
HYPHENisM Is CONDEMNED
New Haven Speaker Declares igita-
zion for Irish Independence IL
Been Carried to Unfortunate T.
tent in United States
ley Assnclatehrre !

WASHINGTON. Dec. l3.-Hcsuminc
his attack upon the Mason bill. which
provides that the United States shall
appropriate funds for maintaining a
diplomatic and consular service TO the
government So, IN by Irish He7nhli-
cans, George l.. Eos, of New Haven,
Conn. declared today before the House
Committee or Foreign NTiirS tina;
Irish Republican leaders had pccn i'm
pr.Soncd because they had given aid
and comfort TO tho enemy IN the war
And If mon in this country had done
tho same thing" lie aided. they would
have got II I'm the ncrh as quickly as
those lriShmcn did
british Navy "a Hcncft.
DcprccltiuE charges Of British naval
navy had becn I, henenr and not
menace TO ;he stability OF world re-
iIt!ons.
He also attackd tho sta,cmcn, thar
Irish blood were asking recognition
OF the republic. declaring tn. 1910
census showed only 100000 males in
ireland.
lie said that a, Toast some Roman
Catholics had an utter contemp; fcr
can government u vote We're take.
IN Ireland. with iilii"ratoH barred froN
,he polls. Ne asserted. Inc Jesuit worid
b" overwhclm against the SIM
Fem movement.
Condemnns hyrhcnism. Mr, Fox said
aGitation OF Irish indcpendencc had
been carried TO an unfortrate extent
in the United States.
influence in "C"rrupt Politics"
The record 81 Irish in CORRUPT poll
tics in the large American cities. said
Fox. amply proved the inCappcity OF
the Sim rcn to establish ana main
tain efficient government.
i2nmonn De Valera. president o. tho
provisional rcnuhlir. he charged IS not
| = Nt,a. ion,
Of Spanish and Cuban blood. who never
had hold any public office OF great
rcSHonsihlitv
Asked to elaborate on a s,a,omon. he
made vostcrd1y regarding convcrsa.
tion with Senator Lodge. chairman of
the Senate lHornicu Relations Commit
tee. Mr. FoN quoted Sera:or Lodge as
SAYING 20 him Year nCo today:
~ seems 70 no we havo no mo-c
ton. than they have hed - i0fer:ere
in the South or The phi'i0nres."
Statcmcn. rn E-r"r.
Tho statement IA last mrr''s dis
matches that FoN had turned 10 Frank
I. Walsh when he said. '"rhis man vas
thinking to hclp Gefmany." was an
error.
F92x explained To-Day That during his
turned toward sroun at tho hearing
2nA said thH' during Tic war "this
man was thln'; 0E "a Nolp Germany
another man I'm ,Na room hut did no,
n, eEt.@n y uan.e IN Ms testimony In
49,, Mnn, A-r in Tails.
.nF NsG.Hi'r 90: this con~.tien-"
sad Mr.. Cochran IN his CLOSING .~g.-
,nent- were % make in Ireland
Fourth or Ji.ly speech a7yoca;lrr ~.
prInciN}es or ,he Declaration %: l.de-
p"ndHnce. you woN'h DE pu, n tail a.
tnouEh i Is country t-as- ar crIua
ttl+h any pthcr p ;h- "4~ih f1.-. are
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14

plan which viii serve as a haiss for
a message TO tonGress 1t proposcs
that Congress appropriate the cuuiva-
lent OF 100000 to be used in dcfraVlng
the expenses OF 5000 Agricultural la
borcrs who WEI be embarked in Eu-
:opedn poriS for EIaZ!l within The
next few months. Three thousand Of
these !aborers Viii come from Medi-
;crrancan ports and 1000 from north
Europe. The money advanced 10 these
men is 10 be refunded TO the govern
mont lntcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
rn,nto Curing plan. Durn.

MONROE La, Dec. I3-Tho rlon,
Of the Ouachit9 Potato Curing C r,nm'
pany. with 1900 bushels -, svnn.
potatoe" vas destroyed by fro Of IN.
Determined origin her. today The loss
was estimated At :aG.OG0
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
WANT MORE FARMERS
ErnHii Adopts Methods Ia Increase
Number of Immigrants Interested
In Agriculture.

RIO DE JANEIRO. Dec I3-Plans
50 increase greatly the number Of inn
migrants suitable for Agricultural
work II i'raHil arc under consideration
rs III" Fedora! authorities. Or. Lopes
inc Minister OF Agriculture has lust
GlVon TO President prHsoa details of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
GLORIES OF HAMILTON
PALACE HAVE DEPARTED
A.ai ~ Ls'~ baL, Is H.ing DI.msntied
nnd p",ni'..,, - Dncy,d
81 .u, lINn.

ik"tnH HJrrg ~,Oyi.hHD. Der, ~
i"U,lWn rrlsfY s'4i ~ ihs late
IlNE" ~ tsmiiim kGI i;faucAu. vbn
NE pTsUitf MIN ~ t.rtI4Ud is bc
lns 6,sm'Dtitd pHg sysj, inc f,,,niaI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
Give Ubcr, ,noooo M,r,.

BERLIN. Dec. I2.--Presidnnt Fb.-,a
salary hos hccn nxcd AT 100 900 marks
by the Budget Commission, which also
placed similar sUn at his disposal
.pr lDc,Gonlals, for which he is 10 give
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
MUsT NOT oGLE
Wales College Fine. ANY S,r,.,,
N"hSht |: Gents for smiIing
at Girls.

: !. WALES Dec ;3.-urdcr
n" oojec' ot which j. TO 80 : y .,
interests OF The ,plle.os ner.
: 'a zen IS liable TO fine 81 /. cert
ZIG 'ouhd quit: ~ ocl.1. ~ -, 4, 80,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
any sign whatever to at,rac, ,bo
ton OF girls. "''oo
Marship Costs SCI. ,n,.ooo

LONDON. Dec. l3.-Thc most roco,,
~ y, , constructed British hat,lcshin lie
QUO 10 build. excluding III. rn.,
guns ammuniti9n and stores VI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
French Delegation Coming.

MEXICO. Dec. IA delegation o!
French intcllectuals will visit Mexico
within the next few months with an
idea OF creating a better understanding
between the two countries.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
DiSpL4Y-LLaSSjFjtD

ONE OF THE: BEST SAlIi.,1 ,=sZi
bE HAD NEAR RiCHMOED
a; the request of tho ow,o. m ..,,
Gmer by public auction. on the prem.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 10TH.
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Al tAat tract Q! land with .mprove
Wents thereon known as ,ba
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-14
A. ]. GLASSCOCk
FARM

n nois 700 acres. together with ali
~ soh'I property thereon. consisting
81 head OF Horses. Mules. Muie-Coi,s'
.nceP. . ~ Ai!cn Cows. Farming I'm
ptcmcnts OF all KINDS. corn hay. stray
"he"t. ETC. household goods. etc.
rms Is what we CONSIDER the hrs,
Siha!i farm within ten miles OF Hirh
q, I'm wei fenced. watcScd hcaI,hful
.ic"h. productive and beautiful Front
.ut more than onc-half mile on Bal.
''"mt hodd 'eNtension o; Broad Roc,)
~ GOOD Rome OF . rooms. exccli.n;
!arse barns. other tuthuiidinrs; snien.
u'd orchard and VINEYARD In f,ct an
'hht SotS TO make uD one Of our ycrt.
pest ana most fertile small farm. ~
iA.s vicinity. q"
Ey appointment. tho Owner "a,
p'clnIscsb Mr. y. J. Glssscock x,ii
snow the farm before date OF sal.
or tnis office Will do so at any linz
icfhs on farm. one fourth cash 70
..hI"ucr IN one. TWO. three. four ana
hNc years; interest at per cent NM 80"
:",s Scmiannuaii,- or all cash. at on.
PERSONAL property will be SOLD for
ASH o. approved security
JAMES T. COSBY.
Zeal Estate Agents and Anc,Ionoars
- 3ol Mutual Building. Richmond
surEEIoR couRTT'' 2TArE or coz.
EoED. THE 5TH DAY Of Ditt,t;,,t
BEii. 1919. ~ r-'H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-28
POSTMASTER IRWIN PASSES BLAME
FOR MISSING FOOD To WAR DEPT.

than a grain Of truth in the Wheeling
Mans outbreak. delivered as fellows last
nigh: in The Intelligencer sanctum:
It's all the war departments fault"
declared the postmaster. "All these
government foodstuffs arc being sold to
the public by the war department-the
postofficc department Is only the vehicle
Tor taking the orders. which are then
turned over to the commissary division
OF the war department. We have made
countless efforts TO secure the delivery
OF the food orders, but I am sorry to
state these have been almost altogether
unsuccessful. I admit that II q private
corporation had taken the peoples
money in this manner and failed to de-
liver the goods as is the case here, the
post-ofticc department would be found
issuing fraud orders against such a cor
poration. I can only say that we are
continuing our efforts to get the food.
stuffs delivered. and that we hope 10 get
action soon"
1t was learned last night that a steel
striker paid the local postoffice $50 for
foodstuffs last August; that this man
has been out Of employment since the
strike was declared. and he and his fam
lily are in actual need Of the food. Is II
any wonder the people are getting fed
up on the boastcd efficiency of the de.
partment Of the United States govern
mcnt presided over by that emiana. IA
tive Of West Virginia, Newton D. Baker?