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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-05
I VWO

Fivc-room bungalows that would cost
~, 800 tn build. The lots woIll coat
u 501. making total s., 900, on 10 foot
corner old paving. walking distance.
viii re1t 70. 80 90 per month: price for
both houses ~ OOn. loan company has
passed on them for 81 800 each; 81 0ot
VIII handle. W. t. George. sl7 on ~.
ch,nge Bldr
BEFORE you put all that money In Q
house. you. OF course. want TO bs
sure the location is such that your IN.
vestment will bs protected; my tine
pair Of lots can he bought this month
81 . reasonable price. S0Hit0 feet a.
Gb f. nth: Ink At them and ttse
neiEhborhood and thcn call me st Wals
nut 1857
6.ROOM. modern bungalow. W. 18th.
$1,000, boSito. basement Gull Allen.
Walnut 1855.
FIVE ROOMS. modern. north. old paw.
Ing. only $3.50; tJSsSs cash. Call
Maple 5s.
j-ROOM cottage. Vest i2th. t2,700
J. T. GREEN co.
Maple ii?i.
EAsr CAPITOL HiII.
Five rooms ana two lots. good well,
fruit. has ras electric lights and tcle- g
phone. 1850; $500 cash
T. u WOOnSON LAND co.
30? Culbertson Bldg. Wal gU.
TIE best 6.room. ,eak finish In
rooms; maple floors In rooms;
breakfast room: garage and drive; 10.
Gated northwest. for 81 $50 90: terms.
CaN Rlume. walnut iii6
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REAL ESTATE TO TRADE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
OR TRADE

FOR SALE or TRADE-1A acres, one
block from state capitol NJ ), KEGS
Lar. Box 49, Okmulgce. Okla
tOR SALE OR TRADE-l-room house
aud lots. Cherokee. okla. W X
VI, hougal 50y Lamar st. Wichita
Falls Texas
FOR SALE or TRADE-Will sell or
trade my equity In J-room house.
sleeping porch. garage. chicken houses
and four lots IN the north part OF OK
lnhoma CITY. for good car OF Muskogee
property. +. o. Box 22i. Muskogee.
Okla.
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O. / .

Investment Company
9li Colcord Bldg
Phone Maple 1853. oklahoma city
OIL LEASE-ENccptius few lots
own the townsitc OF SecEcyah. Rogers
county and desire lease same for
ul development u. C. Pryor, Capitol
Hnl. Station. Oklahoma CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-05

The advancing mnrkct for Zinc and
Lead will lead to good trading In the
mining stocks Now is the time 20 huy
some of the good stocks and bring down
the average cost ot YOUR stock Send
us your bids and offers on Mining
stocks.
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200 NO. AMERICAN O.

SCo 1--WE NL'A IL ~ u vi Vi Cs
G Y. - 81 mn
500 OIL STATE PETROLEUM bid
lao OLD COLONY ............, 100
1000 OSAGE MUTUAL O. n X. 50
G5 PONCA LuHMCATlNG II 0U
loo PRUDENTIAL o n REF. lO0
so FNRkNILLE CASING
HEAD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 200
l7S Ranger, Texas Sl.2O
10 RANOt.N ..................Sl 800
LOCO RIVERSIDE ......,....... 20
5000 SANMlES .................. 10
200 SOUTIlW ESTERN OIL
CORPORATION .......... so
IL TERMINAL REFINING =. 70 0O
TCLSANA CAiiNGHl;AD 100 no
20u UNITED OIL 4 REF ... 40
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-05

TlL1.NNN COUNTY ACREAGE"
closer to Ti,lmau county tho larger
the well: oil men all think Eurk- Nag-
euner POOL IA south end OF pool and
that II Undoubtedly crosses the nv
er: investigate thoroughly Tor your
own benefit: Emmol- Dflnrd wei
about uu,-hAlt mile north Of Texas
chief well, " larger than any othtr
Won M BurA-N -Nagroner field; we own
1000 acres IN Tllman county and want
10 sO, only part OF same, viii sell any
part following tracts; - acres south
west quarter OF northeast quarter
section 3i township I south, range
wrst. Just across river from kimmell
nlard well, price $3.50 per acre; 90
acres southeast part OF southwest
quarter section -. township south.
range H. west, t225 per acre; 40 acres
In southeast corner OF northwest quar-
ter section o. township south, rang"
10 west: price $500 per acre. l20 acres
IN southwest quarter section 30 town
ship south. range Il west, 500 per
acre: $50 acres south half section II.
township south. range i6 west $3.50
per acre. Robinson. FaIn rcckhnm a
Robinson, ~ Ohio Ave. Wichita Fails.
Texas; phone ESQ.
For SALE nj s. per acre, oil and gas
lease on lS2 acres In Lampasas Co.
complete with attorneys opinion. wells
going down on every side, j. r. Spen-
GER Temple Texas.
HERE'S A MONEY MAKER
20 acres, Sec. 81. r . S. II. 2 W. D.
ycnr lease. near Grubstnke nnd Waller
Creek wells. between Walters and Co
mnnChr fields. priced ~ tl5 per acre
for quick sale T. Y. Oklnhoman
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We Have Them

II II Ia houses you are looking for. call
W, + Glasgow. phone Walnus 1874.
WANTED For a home. the best mod.
ern property, siv fooms or more,
f,oon cash win buy II. Located north
of 10th street and east OF Walnut. sub
mittcd tn me Tuesday or " ehnesdny,
owners preferred. call Maple ,c9t.
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Missouri.
Florida
OIL LAND LEASES AND STOCKS
OIL GEOIOGiST.
rna A. EAniA

l7ls Colcord "idr Phone Walnut tos
SIND US YOUR ORDERS for printing
of all Kinds oil maps. oil leases.
oiiic" supplies, rubber stamps Register
Priu,iug Co. Gainesville Texas
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WILL pay top cash prices for Globe OH
Turmnn on Depostors OIL, Hoffman
Oh. National on and Victory bonds. A
J.. bethel. Boatmcns Bank Bldg. St.
Louis Ain
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
CTETE A PAX JEDNEJTE,

chcete-li koupiti pekny dunn.
Nam v prodeji pekny 0 6ti po
kojich mezi zap. 43 ul. a Full
ton Rd., blize Trowbridge A
We. Musi byt prodan a proto Sc
da "a levnou cenu $4,000. Kras
ny lot SO pri 163 stfevicich ma
Southview, blize e. 131 ul. "a
kostelickem, blize Union kary.
Dale lot 40 pri 165 strevicich
meZi Union Kinsman ul. ma
E. 130 ul. a lot 40 pri $50 ST..
ma E. 116 ul., blize Union, kde
Sc stavi Union kara. Prodam d.
rodnou farmu O 63 akrech, bli-
ze Chagrin> Falls, je tam IA
holstejnskych krav. Ia mleko
Sc trzi velke penize. Neni lep-
81 fanny v Ohio statu. Je zapo
trebi pouze polovina kupnf ce-
ny aneb Sc vym6ni Ia mestsky
majetek. Blizsi sdeli j. Caba-
lex, 1899 E. l21 ul. SIC
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(WSSl It'll WSSl
HOLAREk DO >AMERIkY!

Ceske Slovo pise: V posled-
Mich dnech Holarkova VISTA
va v Rudolfinu potesena byla
navstevou prosluleho naseho
krajana, Americana kapitana
Y. V. Vosky. Vzacny host ne
prohledl 81 jen dila zesnuleho
ceskeho mistra, mybrz Timed Sc,
rozhodl usporadati velkolepou
vystavu nejprednejsich del mi
Istrovych v rIznych velkych
mestech americkych a zakou-
pill k tomuto, ucelu IS del. Di-
la tato zajiste jiz Sc q Ameri-
ky k nam nevrati, jest tedy ka
zdemu milovniku Holarkova
l. eni zahodno, ably pred brz-
skym uzavrenim vystavy pri-
lezitosti pouzil a Holarkovo eel
kove dilo seznal.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
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MAYOR POBEzf OPETNE.

V republikanskych kruzich
Sc proslycha, re mayor Davis
bude se uchazet dotcenou
hodnost po tTeti a ono prohla-
SEM ze vyda "a sobotniho W.
letu ligy kluba republican
skych, pfi kterezto prilezitosti
vysvetli tez svlj pristi pro-
gram.
Mezi tim demokrate pokra-
cuji We sve wardni organisaci.
V prvni warde schvalena kan
didatura Johna Kilbanea ne
nj pochyby re radni Myers a
Damn dockaji Sc podpory sve
strany.
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DARBY Do CZECH stAsTNt
DOSLY.

Slecna M. Houdkova, 1922
vych. AZ ul., obdrzela vcera po
stovni zpravu, re jeji tdarky
sveho casu do Czech prbuznym
zaslane, st'astne ma adresaty
dosly. Darky ty expedovany by
ly prostrednictvim Lodi lasky'
a byly doruceny v cas- jako il
ne zasilky sveho casu ceskym
Clevelandem trpicim do cesko-
slovenske republiky poslane.
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WSS] It'll WSSl
JAK v OLOMOUCI POLACI.
NELA ZELENINA.

Ma zeleninovem trhu v Olo-
mouci byla porad draha zele-
nina a ami sdostatek il. nebylo.
A hle! v sobotu najednou ra-
pidne polacinela a bylo il ma
kupy. Stalo Sc totiz, re vladni
komisaf mesta svym narizenim
znemoznil vyvoz plodin dra-
hou i povozy z Olomouce. Ma
nadrazi odvezene zbozi musi-
10 zpet do mesta, povozy z me
sta jedouci musily obratiti
TAX ma zeleninovem trhu bylo
nahle nevidane mnozstvi zele
niny, brambord, hrasku, re.
Ii atd. Bylo tam jako We vo'
sim hnizde: prodavaci nadava
Ii, kupujici 81 libovali a kde
kdo Sc chodil divat ma proda.
vace, o nichz dosud nikdy ne.
bylo znamo, .ze by Sc zabyval
zeleninovym obchodem. Byl
to handliri, kteri nemilosrdn(
tezi z kazdeho nedostatku. '
dGsledcich narizeni stoupl;
konkurence, ktera mela Ease ,
zapeti klesnuti cen. TAX Olo
mouc mel najednou mnoho {
lacine 1alaninv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14

mySlenkou re Sc Jim nekdy podari
zakoupiti vlastni krov.
Pred nekolika nedelmi upozorni-
la Marie Smitha, re jejich uspory
dostoupily jiz take vyse, re Jim lie
vazn6ji pomysleti ma slozeni prvni
hotovosti ma letni domov, Take mu
ukazovala oznamku, kterou Sc nabi
eel lot ma chladnem jezernim pobre
Ii spolu Sc stavenim, jez by. bylo
mono zbudovati "a meme penez,
nez-li uspory iejich obnaseji.
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We PROSPECT SKOLY v MT
PLEASANT.

Jmena darcG, kteri prispeli
bazar We prospech ceske nedel
nj skoly j. A. Komensky Mt
Pleasant:
Pan Liyanec, slipersy pro pa
ma; p. F. Kulhanek pecivo; p.
Krejti osminu sudu .mouky;
Straka Bratfi vazu; p. Alois
Zak kaminka; p. Kohout kor-
net; p. J. Junger mandl ma
pradlo; p. F. Gharb botky; pi.
Praskova deku ma postel; F..
D. Profant a Syn tunu uhli; pi.
Sediva doutniky; p. Urban o.
braz; p. F. Hodous doutniky !;
pi. Kolarova decku; pi. Suche-
va misu, pi. Kubova saticky !;
p. Smerhanz kraliky: pi. Vim
sova saticky; p. Vosecky saty,
kosile a spodni pradlo; p. R.
Minarik zlaty retizek; p. J. Sc
divy groceru; p. F. F. Shoha-
mex SO centu; p. Baur rs GEN.
tn; The Electric Const. Sales
lampiGku; Jos. Videck veci do
kuchyne; p .Kostelecky drob-
nosti do kuchyne; DR.. Silva
$1.OO; Tifler Ding. Co. drob-
: nosti; z. Zuker limonadu; p.
Pergl hackovany limec; p. Ko-
nyvka gumu ma automobil; pi.
Konyvkova hackovanou cepici
a zivItek; p. Kaizr hackova-
nou cepici; p. Rdzicka mleko
p. D. Ecu 25 ctG; p. Benes Sc
kacku; p. Safranek pomadu
p. j. Klecan 5 liber kavy; p.
N. Jungman satky; p. T. Ma
chino 2 lb. cukru; p. Cemba
sklenice; p. K. Pavlik smeta-
nu; p. ]. Havlice libru kavy
b. M. Dvorak pet liber mouky
a tea; p, Charles Novak peel
vo; p. Charles cigarety; p. He
ring $1.0O; pi. Machacek sle-
pici; p. B. Tretera $1.OO; p.
Jos. Kasik $1.O0; pi. Anna Ku
spa polstarek; pi. Sindelar 35
cent?; pi. Placak $1.O0; pi.~ M.
Slachk $1.00; 81. A. Vrana
$1.0O; pi. A. Svec set ma postel
3 kusy; p. Charles Wesley
chleba; Bratri Pavelkove uze-
ninu; p. Alois Solly pecivo; p.
J. F. Hamacek slipersy; p.
Kronghould boti6ky; pi. Dau-
visn krajeeky; p. Haukrsthar-
me orence; p. Kodfrid nado-
bicko; pi. R. Masa vysivany
polstar; pi. Anna Marsh ute
rak a dive prikryvky; pi. Kac-
marek zivitek; p. Mike PLAT
groceru; 81. Plent 5 liber Gu
kru; pi. Vopinka hackovanou
cepici; p. George Trcka budi-
cka; p. Charles Hummel diva
parry strevici; pi. Anna Vajnar
cepicku, snerovacku, vlozek
p. Jarmus ctvrtku mouky bi-
le osminku mouky zitne; p.
v. Zamecnik pdl galu varnise ;
p. J. Jilek 3 lb. kavy; pi. Jo-
hama Travnicek latku; pi. FIR.
Finger saticky.
Dalsi darky Sc prijimaji.
VVbOr.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14
NEDosrATEK poLIcIsrp.

Reditel bezpecnostnich ira
d1, p. A. B. Sprosty, stezuje
81, ze mesto nemIze ziskat do
statecny pocet straznfkG, acko
liv Urady 0 rozmnozeni pol.
lad stale usiluji a mesto jest
ochotno zamestnavat 100 mu
ia celkem. Policiste vydelava-
j $1.560 rocne, kterezto W.
delky stavajicf drahote neod-
povidaji a proto uchazecG o
pol. sluzbu jest malo. Mesto
ma pritomne $50 straznikG, o
$50 meme nez naSe administra
&c sveho casu povolila.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14

PRODA Sc domek hodici sc
pro mensi rodinu pred dvema
roxy postaveny. Lot je 40 pri
$50 strevicich. Cena $3.50.
Haste Sc v elsie 12200 Hol-
born Ave. z E. 131 ul. SIG
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UPOZORNENf.

Zadam zdvorile onu pani,
ktera zvedla vcera z detskeho
kocarku vypadle diva hedvab-
ne ma zakazku site vejsty u
Corlett Skoly, by je odevzdala
proti odmene v elsie 1906
Coath Ave-, jinak bych muse
la zakrocit jinou cestou. 8-14
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PRODA Sc dvourodinnyy
d1m, dive koupelny, skopky ma
pradlo, pGda, lot je 40 pri
$50 str. Cena $4,000, bude-li
prodan do tydne. Haste Sc v
els. 12610 Oakfield Ave., bli-
ze Union a E. 1877 ul. v Mount
Pleasant. SIG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14

PRIJMOU Sc zkusene div
ky ma stroje hnane ,elektrinou.
Dobry plat, stala prace. Hla-
ste Sc u Mr.. Saturday, 5631
Hamlet Ave. SIG
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PRODA Sc lot, 40 pri 130
str. ma Vineyard Ave-, blize
Garfield parku. Voda, plyn, e.
lektrika, kanal ma ulici a "a
placan. Cena $7OO. Mirne splat
ky. Haste sc v elsie 1919 Vine
yard Ave. SIG
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HLEDA Sc Vaclav Tu

HLEDA Sc Vaclav Tusek,
ktery posledne psal z Chica-
ga ILL.,, Kodak z obce Lotous, o.
kres Slany, V zajmu rodinne
zalezitosti. Necht' Sc prihlasi
u FIR. Cihuli, 71O5 Quincy Ave.
Cleveland, O. SIS
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PRODA Sc restaurant v &C.
ske ctvrti, dobre jdouci ce-
lynn zarizenim "a pricinou ne
moce. Adressa Sc sdeli v adm.
"SVeta". 8-14
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14

PRODA Sc dtulny, pohodl-
ne staveny jednorodinny dunn
v elsie 4412 Gamma Ave u
Parku. SIG
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-08-14

ladu nepozvedl. Sklamanf bylo je5te
hlizeti jinde po letnim bydlisti a
shledal re zadne z mich ami polovi
ce nevyhovuje tax jako prvni re
zadne nelze Ia podob. podminek
ziskati. Smithova rodina do dnes
zGstava pGvodnim byte a Smith
steine unaven kazdeho vecera zvol-
ma po schodech stoupa vzhGru -
ale jest pevn6 rozhodnut, re uchopi
Sc nejblizsi prave prilezitosti, ably
rychle ziskal vhodneho letniho by
dlist6.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
JUDGE EDGAR E. MONTAGUE
DIES AT HOME IN HAMPTON
CounHel to Stnte Tux hoard Expires
After Illness OF Long
Duration.

Judge Edgar Edmunds Montague.
counsel to tho State Tax Board, died
yesterday morning at o'clock at his
home In Hampton. after an extended
illness from an affection or the Kid :
neys. Tie was nifty years old. Funeral
services Will be held this afternoon at
o'clock
Judge Montague. who was for a num-
Der or years distinguished figure
IN Elizabeth City County. where he
was at various times judge. Common
wealth's attorney and member OF the
General Assembly. is survived by his
widow, Mrs. jamie Sclater Montague.
ana m hy three children, Mrs. jamie
Iarker, Of Maine; Lieutenant Sclater
Montague. who has just returned from
france; and Katherine Montague
:, resides his immediate family. Judge
Montague is survived by the follow
Ing first cousins: Congressman a. j
Montague, II. l.. Montague. OF Rich
inond: II. L. Montague. OF Charleston.
= G.. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Willard lie
leaves brother. Fairfax Montague
OF Atlanta, and a sister, Mrs. Mamie
McCandlish. of Saluda
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
SEVEN PINES ORDNANCE
DEPOT REDUCING FORCE
FORMER Bag Loading Plant VIII Dis
miss 500 Employees by
August 1.
LACKS FUNDS TO CONTINUE
Only 100 Persons Will Remain by
Last of July, According to Re
frcnchmcnt Orders Received by
Major KhroSniat.

4 Gradual decrease daily in the number
OF employees at the Seven Pines Cen
I eral Ordancc Depot. which is now being
made. VIII eliminate August / In al
most complete suspension OF activity
At the depot except for the force of
guards and small Office and general
labor force. The personnel of the
depot. now numbering ?Sa men and
about twenty-five women. will he cut
10 100 persons. Those who remain will
include force of guards and Office
help.
Major John khrosniat. commanding
officer Of the depot. said yesterday that
me Abandonment OF the storage plant
was due TO lack of funds Orders
were received Juno IS stating that n
gradual rctrcnchmcnt III number of
employees should be made so that on
would remain. No effort is being made
by the officials OF the plant to frd
other employment for the workers who
VIII he thrown on; Of employment
when tho depot concludes the work il
is now doing. IL was stated
At tho present time tho force at the
depot - storing war materials such
by tho last Of this month. only a COM
pnratiNcly small force will be retained.
Early III the war tho Seven Fines bag
loading plant fairly hummed with in
dustry and the packing OF black pow
der when At It's maximum. reached a
stage equal 10 any other bag loading
plant in the country. When the pack
ing ceased the plant was taken over as
an ordnance depot and the storage OF
materials has been going on for the
past few months. Ii is estimated that
many millions dollars worth or war
materials are stored at the depot.
Major khrcSniat said last night that
the depot would probably reopen with
the passage by Congress of the ord
%
Washington yesterday. were 10 the et-
feet the army appropriation bills had
been passed. and IL il is the intention
Of the War Department 10 continue the
plant in any capacity Il is expected
that announcement Of the fact will be
made within the next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
HALF STATE COMPLETES
WHEAT CROP HARVEST
Work in Southwestern Counties Meets
DclnS on Account OF
TkniuS

Semicomplction of the wheat har-
vest and indications that the corn
| crop is nourishing are among impor-
| tant announcements in the synopsis of
weather and crop conditions just given
out Tor the week ending July l by
reward a. Evans. meteorolEist Of the
United states Weather Bureau here.
The report states:
Wheat harvest is finished over about
half OF the state embracing all of
Iidewatcr and part OF Middle yir-
ginia. Threshing has begun in few
localities The rains Of this week
which wcro most frequent and heavy
IN southwestern counties. delayed
wheat harvest and somewhat damaged
ne graz grain: especially that in the shock,
mostly in Middle Virginia, come COM
plants OF disappointing Yields. prin-
cipally due TO poorly filled heads. Oats
whore, still unripc. was further inn. i'm.
proved by the rains of this week and
is generally. good to excellent. Corn
rs doing well. but the rains interfered
WIN proper cultivation until now the
fields are more or less grassy and
wecdy III most OF Great Valley and
Middle Virginia. In Tidcwatcr Vir-
gina. owing 20 previous dry weather.
cultivation was We'll advanced when
the rains OF this week set in. In that
section the rains were generally bene-
nciai 10 crops. especially pastures. To-
nacco, more than other crops. felt the
need OF warmth and sunshine. which
were, decidedly deficient this week,
but In the eastern part Of the belt II
was improved by tho rains. This crop
Also. is becoming grassy in many sec
There is considerable fruit. especially
apples, Throughout, much of Middle
Virginia and the Great Valley. but
dropping continues TO some extent
Peaches and summer apples arc now
the market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
CARRIERS WILL NOT DELIVER
MAIL ON INDEPENDENCE DAY
Only Exception VIII &c Special Deliv-
cry Letters and Parcel Post
pcrinhablck.

with tho exception OF special dcliv-
cry letters and parcel post perishables
carriers will make no delivery OF mail
matter tomorrow, and the women OF
Richmond need not debate the usua
holiday question OF how many times
will tho carriers come
The following will be closed ut the
post, office: Executive division. stamp
window. cashiers office. money order
division. general delivery window,
registry division. parcel post division
and carrier windows.
People in the country may take a
real rest without fear OF being pre-
scented with bills. for rural carriers Will
join their city brethren in making no
delivery -
In the matter of making collections
in Richmond the first two regular trims
and the NTH will be made. emitting
the third. fourth and sixth trips The
night collector will make an additional
hotel delivery.
There will be regular dispatches to
the Manchester station, but none 10 IN.
ltto Vista and Richmond College sta :
lions. stations "A" and B" and Man
chester Will observe the same rules az
the main office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
! Prepare for Corn Club.

: DANVILLE.. July 2.-Preparations are
being made here for the convention
of boy members OF the PittSylvan!a
Corn Club. said to he the largest in
the country. with membership OF
$50. More than 500 boys are expected
here for the meeting which viii beGin
July "a and close on the evening of
July IS. The Danville Fair Associa-
ton has put at the disposition OF w. NJ,
Perry, county farm demonstration and
and the boys viii! he Quariercd in the
agricultural building and provided with
meals on the grounds. Instructors from
the extension commission OF the De-
partnent of Agriculture at Blacksburg
VIII deliver series of lectures, and
on the last day Judge c. W. CassclI.
OF East Radtord, viii make an address
On the last day there viii he a parade.
Athletic contests will he held during
the afternoons
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
BODY Taken 10 Michigan

PULASKI. July 2.--D. l.. Mullcns died
Monday at Dublin as result OF COM
niicat!onS. The body was taken To
ShchoEEan. Mich, for ntcrment that
having been his former home He was
porn in Chatham. Ontario, Canada. in
iSeG. and was reared in Bay City. Mich,
returning to Michigan. having repre-
scented his district in tho State I.ecis-
iature. Several years ago he came TO
Virginia because of impaired health
He is survived 10y his second wife. who
was Miss Mamie Francis OF Gill. ;
county, Va, and one small daughter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
Bank ,Iakcs Chnp,..

PULASkI, July 2.--ActinE upon The
authority OF the Comptroller of the
Currency. the Peoples Bank of Pulaski
today became the Peoples National Bank
of Pulaski No. ll,3S1. Plans have been
formulating for some time with a view
OF changing the bank from a state TO
q national institution. the purpose be-
in& sor the transition at the end OF
the fiscal year. The bank as rcprrsn-
lied has a total security OF SEQ, GOO.
The officers are II. BLOCK s!dgc, presI-
GENT gent: w. ii. Trolinger and u VI.
Iainlef, presidents: j. w. Miller
cashier: G. II. Painter. assistant
cashier; r: l.. Bcamer. teller and book
Keeper; Miss Agnes Howard. assistant
5ookkeeper and manager OF the savings
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-03
Fail to Organize Gunrdsmen

LfNCfiBtRG. July 2.-'rhc effort 10
nave the local State Guards a State
nllitafI organization. recognized for
national guard service failed Monday
nishi when Captain Herman. Of the
which lowered the company below ma
required quota. This probably means
the diseandmcnt Of the company, but
been released from the army xviii
undertake. tho formation OF n national
guard unit in the near future With
oHiccFS VINO have seen service il is
believed company with a maNinlutu
roster can be easily recruited