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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

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tete u1i9 meiue geiitesgege1ltpart.
Sd claude, im ire mid uiht, ih
,peroe iest febr geiitreid. Mp6 Der.
Me,lt iiibt feline @parn1fraft III 11einer
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Iestet1 9age It6rfen mid l11berpnBt.
MIs i'd lel1te friib Die fletne Milh.
fa1ue aus Yerieben uInlparf nno
iiber Die 9oien bon Dieter, ibtn1pfte
midi Dieter IN Der Mobbet iei1er
Sabre Golpatfd. SD adelte iitlu1m
uno tpeb. @as tut mir oaSl SD babe
mid in eoIer @eiie beranoert. SRI.
Der p1re id grob 81 Dieter getOor-
cen ooer bate ibm Dieleidt cine
beruntergebauen; iest aber idtpieg
i1. SD f0nnte nod biel mebr er.
ouI6en. Sour a1sfpre9en m0Gte ib
mid mau9mal iebr germ. 9o6 ib
bin einiam un0 ~nerlaIien a1f 0ieler
@elt; oenn nit CRUDE 1T ni9t l511
reoe1t, piel eber nod nit Semper.
aber Ser lit mir ribt our Sano. ct
lit piel ritterli1er als Doftor Soar
bal1s, tpenn er au9 fleiner lit uno
nidt III Mfrifa mar. @ie fagte bod
Goethe: rRommt ben Srauen cart ent.
gegen", aber es fann au6 Seine fem.
SD meroe einmal I'M &0ntg na6-
ieben, Oh es Drin 1tebt...
r....Sm &onig tonnte i6 es
tlibt finben; CRUDE iagte @oetbe. Gs
lit egal, aber ser @n0pers- ben Eru.
be mir por0eflamiert bat, madt mild
tpieoer irrig. &iibn uno DertDege1
fann am Gnoe ieoer fem. Bon Goethe
lit au1 ni9t ales nabr. Man1a lit
iest immer 10 binter mir Der, un6
Bapo fagte bel1te mtttag. alS bon
Dem afrifanif6en Eagebub 6es DOT
tor Saarbal1s geiproden ml1roe:
rSn, ia, 10 Elm Sagebn6 1T ido1
mas S9ones", 11no babel quote er
mid an. Sd 5itterte 1,no mur6e rot
rt1b fagte rai9 nit meirer @eiites-
gegeu1part: ugs lit beute 10 beib".
Mber Mngft bnbe i6 bod. OF Die 81.
tern ettuaS geunerft baben2a 80 Sd
tuiu lieber bret Gage 1ridt f6reiben;
crit na6 Der @eiellibaft nieoer. -.
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,merionntag, an benz Reinbolo iei11e
Brobepreotgt balten ioIte. Der lu11ge
Mearm bate i6lebt geiblafe1; Die
u~ngebel1er polgeitopften Seoerbetten
beim Baitor Strir1o1il1s nertpa11oel<
ten ietn Nodtlager IN einen Bod
ofen, nro Die innere Hnr1tbe tam %.
gu. CT mar ibon IN aler Srl1be auf
Gen 8einen uno idliipfte bi1al1s III
ben @arter, ndbreno Der grei1e Yfar-
rer lno bic ft9 aud ibon benz bibli-
fden Sitter nabernoe Salsbdltert11
nod frieolt@ i6llttnmertcn.
8aS mar 6aS fir Elm berrliber
Norgenl l1eber bent Dorfe lag beiIige
Se1ttagsrube; fetbf III ben Stdaen
fbien eS frieobo1er als ionIt. Sour
Die &abne frdbtem ,tno 6ag S9nat.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

lois @einbolo Dor Dem Altqr lfa1lo,
tfam aud ote 1n11ere sommln1le, 1a'
men Nube# lIt1o Sr1eoel1 nner nm $50,
9be11 alti oenl Derr1paIil1Den sgoI
iaBen Eabtngen o1e Sa aa1a!n nao
Gra1f Eel.berl 1l ger erlte11 ge1De,, oa.
blnter Wtar. 9aarDa1s, 8 ole :
Wdod)er nno 5reele my Bert1o a'!o
Dieter. Ml'eb bier 1eDlte nle11a1g.
glber itatt Der Anoabt 1a9 man al'
uberaa 1lllr uelgtertge 9eltcpter
&ei1bolb bate 1tll1111eDr o1e Aatt-
5el beltiegen l1r1o pega11n tel11e Rre.s
bigt. Sein Organ tlarg pou, marm
lno ibon, u1lo e 1pra9 seele aus
benz So1 1ei1ter stl11ne. yer so1M.
tag mar ger plerfe nag
1l11o oaS gpangel1um oea &ug gsYy y.
bette bon oenn gal1en u1o Splnlel
IN Muge. HelnboD 6og aip nog
Gle SertIebl1rg II oaS sgere10 le1neI
getradtlt1ge1: one 8or1e pom enlsn
8alt111 lt11o 1el1en Srln1en, nllo ,Der'
iudte lettler @e11el11oe ans oel ps -.
us oes fagl1Den ~ DEUS yela Ms. Dsn y
ttefen Stm 1etler Ae1sggn LUZ %, oa
mad]en. u1p e pul letilu.n wv
gen @e11gIetM qer oay : -.
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gteugteroe, l1flo l1lt1e1eel grnl' aeIu
gelpa1tt1e 4nIM ne M.sao, 1l ,.iA4ot -,
1e1ne S1eAe. auer aassn ~ NAT MeiSt'
1tq noa) IAulIea NJ a, 80; ma,e 81
ltWen. apeI. pi =. 49,. na,,,
erne 1aI!rllUe Sanue g w. ia
nag &le[tnMel!.eA. ae;eaa aoraat
PaieHgelVeHl ~ w xosss Se oMss
g q ~ 1l1e An a aas9 & Ma;,,ha1S
Aeuberllge llul oua mo,fSrnar.,,,n
1praq. vt 1Du mu. o. =. Iah,ts
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nHe gsn'es 8. moron;n ,hio,, ,,,frip.
9elpI ppt ns SUNNI l ts,,rso t,a;h
zen 81 Icy. ,5g L s.Is H g. ,.nn,;m;c
yeur eI!i4'al V ssas;,sao,. nar p,Sh'.
oen Tops a!s Ih 4se 80, ia p M
1eao oer PIeeL9a o. o. "a d..
11a1e, " u!lnIp lms.n sn,as2, Maa
mores Ha1A pel s.. uu OK G $40
1lt EN- Sa M l4gs ~ w. : a. i @eI
OLE, oeI g Mle p!el 9.>eLt .;%t
rosit1 ~, poAle g ulel st41 w.
gellorl lelM. moHoa,;o,a oi,,o
yea0 peenuelen gaF,;aai s INV
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-29

so ON h er MN - nid;ss.
neil er uuf 3l bel fofnf1t.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
A Whole Weeks
Washing Done in
Ten Minutes
And for Only a Few Gents

Women everywhere will be delighted
to know that blue Monday" need
never come again. Throw. away your
scrubbing ards-forget your q tired
knuckles and .backs--and learn how.
whole weeks washing may be done
easily. quickly and pleasantly.
1t sounds like dream, doesn't It?
But it's true. No, there's no need to
buy expensive automatic washers
just a cake of Clean Easy Naptho-
leine Wash Soap that will last for two
weeks!
Clean Easy isn't merely a soap. It's
more than soap. It's a regular
household worker--the best friend you
ever had, because 1t does the meanest
work and never gets tired or cross,
Just notice how different 1t looks from
other soaps.
The Clean Easy. method is very
simple. All you do Is soak the clothes
Clean Easy into tub containing Az
gallons of water. Let the chips dis
solve. Bring 1t to boil. Put in the
clothes stir for ten minutes with a.
stick--rinse, blue and dry-and, presto.
It's as clean and fresh as X you had
scrubbed and rubbed for hours over q
miserable washboard!
wonderful, isn't 1t? So simple and
e eIeSsap e pIsk ana II wos
have written us the most enthusiastic
letters about Clean Easy. We know
N you will appreciate III Ask your
grocer TOR Clean Easy-=fEa wonder
soap today. Follow the directions on
the inside 81 The wrapper.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12

Mount Airy. Secretary van Hervie
has practically completed all the pre-
parations for the Merchants and Bust.
ness Mems picnic to be held at White
Sulpher Springs on the afternoon and
evening Of Wednesday, August II.
Greensboro. Contracts have been
awarded by the state highway com.
mission, after the consideration Of
bids at the office of the central divi-
sion here, for the construction of sew
en- miles OF highway in Rowan coun-
ity known as project No. 81.
Washington, N. C.--Beaufort county
lost three more tobacco barns and a
goodly quantity of high quality to.
bacco. This makes about seven barns
that have been reported burned thus
far.
Monroe The Monroe Enquirer,
published for 81 years by the firm Of
Ashcraft Bros, B. Clegg and Eugene
Ashcraft, underwent change IN own.
ership, Eugene Ashcraft selling a part
of his interest to w. G. Correll, Luke
Hart and Hugh Smith, all whom work
In the Enquirer shop. .,.,. /,
,IM-na.y~ &c
Lexington. - Lexington business
men apparently are determined to
provide a country club at no distant
date, the chamber Of commerce hav.
Ing taken definite action in the matter.
Newton.-Sherift J. A. Isenhower
and Deputy Sheriff Tom Gilbert left
for Raleigh with Kohler Holtsclaw,
convicted at the last term Of Catawba
superior court for killing John w.
Gabrirl at Terrell on December 20,
1919 10 be placed in the state peniten.
tiary. Holtsclaw was sentenced To
30 electrocuted on September Gath.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Stove Wood.

Coal sgetting higher and high.
er, and hard to get at that. Use
wood instead. | have for sale
5000 cords Of Aft, Oft and stove
pine wood which will deliver or
sell to you so that you can haul
for yourself. See me G. E. Hin
son, phone 239.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Satisfied Customer

Patriot users are SATISFIED
customers. Own one, and
you'll have no other kind.
The following is a voluntary
letter received by the Dixie
Motor Company from a Pa
triot owner in California.
We have dozens of similar
letters; watch for them from
week to week in the Post
Dispatch.
Read this letter
Glenn, CAL,
July Fl, 1920.
Dixie Motor Co.
Dear Sirs:
/ received your letter of in
quiry and am glad to say that l
am well satisfied with my little
one and one-half ton Patriot. Il
bought my truck October 20.
1919. / have used Il about six
months steady. Today is the
first time l have ever had a
spark plug out I can start it in
two minutes time in any kind Of.
weather. I do not have an i'm
pulse starter, either. My heav-
lest load on the truck alone was
6,270 lbs. of corn. My bed
weighs 800 lbs, so the total
weight was 1910 lbs.
/ am hauling barley at the
present time. l have a three
ton trailer that I pull behind my
Patriot Of the weights / have
copied from the warehouse re-
ceipts to show you the loads I
Haul.
Truck, so sacks, trailer, 65
sacks; Total lis sacks.
Truck, $3.50 lbs; trailer,
1926 lbs; total 1920 lbs.
Truck, so sacks; trailer, 65|
sacks; total, 115 sacks.
Truck, 5,255 lbs; trailer,
$685. lbs; total, 1000 lbs.
These are the weights of only
two loads. They are nothing
unusual. / pull them out Of the
barley field where there is no
sign of a road / have not had
any trouble with my truck
whatever and next spring / in
tend to get a 2 IL ton Patriot.
Then I can haul nine and ten
tons.
These statements may seem
unreasonable but they are abso-
lutely true and / can prove all
Of them.
If you were here ! could tell
and show you many things that
I can do with my little Patriot.
The Patriot agents at Sacra-
mento can tell you how well I
am satisfied.
Hoping I may help you in the
future and wishing you success.
lam,
Yours truly,
G. G. CURTIS.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Read the Post Dispatch. |
gives you the news, and il
worth the iii Of $500.
Plate Glass For Sale.

/ have for sale at a bargain
one plate window glass, size
45X5O inches. Also a right-hand
fender for Model J Hudson; new
with small dent-for sale.
w. w. Bennett, Rt l.
At June Digs store.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12

WANTED-Man with team or auto
who can give bond to sell 1877 Wat
kins home and farm products. Big
gest concern Of kind in the world.
$1,000 to $4,000 yearly income. Ter
ritory in this county open. Write to-
day to ]. R. WATKINS CO., Dept.
116, Winona, MINI.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
IL @ & "A II
| ADVERT EM EN- rs

Remember, we have a new
picture for next Tuesday at the
Star, so if you come and see
Theda Barry in "Salome" on Mon.
day you can come back Tuesday
and see an entirely new picture.
Don't miss either day. Star.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
are designed and
built for hard jobs
and severe service.
They are
STURDY
STRONG
TOUGH

Plenty Of power to plow right
through mud and sand and
slippery hills. Three models,
1900 to $500 pounds capac-
lily. The Dixie Motor Com
pany, at Rockingham, distri-
butors for North and South
Carolina, will be glad to dem
onstrate this truck to you.
Call or write us.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Hat Found.

Found, on Ellerbe road, Sun
day, a new straw hat. Owner
can get same at Post Dispatch
Office by identifying and paying
for this notice.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
See Salome at the Rockingham
Opera House, Tuesday Aug. 9TH.
WANTED

you to know that price is not to
considered with quality in the
buying of ice cream. See the
Quality Ice Cream Factory, Rock
ingham.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
House Wanted.

Wanted, to rent a6-room house
either in Rockingham or suburbs
to be used as a parsonage. Write
or see the Post. Dispatch.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Ford For Sale.

For \Sale-A Ford touring
car, in good condition. A bar
gain. See c. w. Dockery, Rock
ingham, Route A.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Purity Ice Cream

received daily at Biggs Drug
Store. No better cream made.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Community Silver.

New shipment of Community
Silver received this week at the
Watson-King grocery.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12
Whitman Samplers.

Whitman Samplers received
weekly by express at Biggs Drug
Store. Every box guaranteed.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-08-12

For sale, fine 5-year-old mule. Will
work anywhere .-John A. Mcneil, Rober-
del, N. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
MRS. GREGORY ALMOST
LOST HEART, SHE SAYS

that could hardly stand. 1y
nerves were worn to Il fraz2ic and /
was In such II strain night and day
that l got but little rest. Frequently
l was in bed three and four days at
a time and il seemed that ii wouldn't
be long until l would never bc able
To get up again. worried and
nroodcd over myself all the time and
was almost on the point OF despair
Before l gave up entirely read
about Tanlac in the papers and mad.
UP my mind TO try one moro mcdi
cine Well. ii was 4 happy dag when
began taking it. for IL proved To be
4 sodSend 10 me. /; restored my.
health and in six weeks felt pcr-
iecti! vel. was eating anything |
wanted and was doing my houscwork
all By myself. That was last August
ana ! have felt just splendid ever
since and have gained twenty-five
pounds in weight seem to have
unusual strength and energy and
really believe have a new lease on
life. i Just can't tell how happy
feel and only hope that some SUI
fcring woman will read what have
SAID and take my advice and try
Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. Grant Drug Stores
[. w. Eaton. 26th and Vcnabic; Bur
'on's Drug Store; in Chester by
Chester Pha rmac., and In Toano by
Banks Drug Co.-Aly
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
The SLUMP GETS TO CARY
AND THIRTEENTH STREETS
Heavy Receipts of Country Produce
anu Nrstrirtcd Demand Cause
. ElIIimg Down in Hricrs.

Heavy receipts OF country produce
ana tropical frGitS with slow demand
Tor the season and prices slunpins
70 some extent made business gem
orally unsatisfactory on Cary and
Thirteenth Streets All of last week.
and as Il general proposition the
Wholesale produce dealers and COM
mission merchants. who are in the
haoit OF seeing things mighty lively
IN that trade territory about this
time OF the year Were not In tn, best
OF humor a, the close of the week.
II is quite evident that farmers
and country shippers generally have
become frightened AT The cry OF
everything getting on the tobogCan
and they are disposed To rush whlt
they have 10 market before the biC
tumble comes. That. in q measure
receipts last week. The consumers
are also looking for the long.
promised big drop in prices for ihiugS
eeatabit4 and they are buying jus; rs
measure for The demand being uu-
der the supply jus: now
Poultry was on decidedly last
Week; the Cary street prices being
large chicks. - 10 IS. live hens. -
to %; dressed hans, 81 10 81. ROSTERS
NiVe). - 70 u; turkeys O.vv). IS to
40; turkeys dressed. {: to 80:
old, 80 cents Eggs arc holding high
as they always do about THIS time Of
the yca- Ihcy We're going last Week
ar 90 20 - cents peg dozen. Rabbits.
No. J. were down 10 80 - ~ cents
No ., 20 20 %
Hogs were shade higher than tho
week before, going a. II 20 . cents
on the ncct and dressed hogs Il toI
IS. Neals held W well. the Very
choice going ~ ~ cents. and .hc|
Other Kind from To IL
Vegetables and some fruits arc
also lower Potatoes were dull at
81 per buShe. Sweet potatoes were
more active a: $40 70 s225 per
bushel. Rcans were slow II t cents
per pound. and blackwell peas at
to -. ApDles we're Ia "ery heavy
receipts. many % them being OF in
ferior grades and Ia uai order. The
fancy Virginia :ru!t b-oU-h' t"cm ST
to Sc per hush,l. choice, :. 20 80.
Cary Street looks 'or continued
settled innrke-. rtrhu1. !QT-s prices
on most tNi1rs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
SAT G S
|. n. COOK SAFE & LOCK co.
S07 East Franklin Street.
Richmond, Va.
VIRGINIA RAILWAY AND POWER CO.
iNTERCRf;.hN DIVISION
SCHEDULE

Effective November 81. 1920
&, GeStfiS Trans !e.ve Selenih and Perry
20 =, Al. 1872 y NJ 500 H. ia. ! %
a: "a $40 a. NJ; 900 a. NJ 1000 X 81
ii:W ~ NJ. l2:Co noon: 100 T. n /: %
7. NJ. 800 T.. NJ. 400 Il. 81. aU i. M
- a.fS' /, ~ y; Al ',w r. "a, 500
1870 =. NJ. 49,
&. l E!seif!G I.nins leave sycamore and Ola
a.. NJ, e;$5 =. 81. f7;$5 ~ 81. US 4 80
s.S y 81. S:35 A NJ. i0.a, A. II III:
AvMii rs T.. NJ, x, r. 81. Pas p M
a NJ. 49,"
Not opcrated Sunday.
Sot op-rlted SatGEnav or Sundar.
DAILY. except sunday. local :rairr viii
be run hctwcen Seventh ana Perry S,r.";s
sonih Rlchnond: ana stop 80. every
and from 1900 +. 81 TO 1880 j.. NJ and
rom syGanotc and Old Streets. Peters.
60! A II. 10 sos y. s.. and fror, 20.
J.. ~. 70 :OL Z 81 - 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
.FINANC|ERs UNDERTAKE
REBUILDING MEASURES
Bankers View Efforts With Conf
y dencc-Liquidation Cause of
sgs5,r Former Hesitation.
CONFIDENCE is CROWN
= Readjuustmcnt Occurring in Indus
try Being Expedited by Banks in
co. Orderly Misunderstanding Insti-
tutionS Extending Loans.
ny nIilr,nAN MAIL

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Industriai
and financial conditions have reached
the point where captains of industry
and bankers are undertaking. con-
structive measures. with confidence
or their success. Heretofore the big
interests heSitatcd before attempting
constructive measures. feeling that
= liquidation had not rum its course
: Confidence in the sta Mllty Of securi-
ties at these prices Is gradually bu,
steadily growing in the financial dis
trict. ana large investment houses IN
Increasing numbers are advising their
clients TO take advantage OF the low
prices for stocks TO pick up what
they call bargains, 10 bc held for a
long advance.
The read usimcnt occurring III in
dustry Is being expedited by the
banks in an orderly manner. Where
large concerns cannot take up their
maturinE bank loans and arr, una BILE
70 liqu!date their inventories because
OF the absence OF buyers. the bank
ing institutions are extending the
loans for three and four months. at
the end OF which time business is
expected TO have improved sufficient
, their obligations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Rich mond Woman Re-
stored by Tanlac Last
August, Gains % Pounds
and Still Feels Fine, She
Declares.

When tell ali Tanlac did tor me
some folks may not believe il, bu.
cant help 1t. it's every word the
truth" said Mrs :. T.. Gregory. Els
=, i.omhardy ST. Richmond
Il had almost lost heart. for had
suffered twelve years and did no. see
how could cve- be we'll any more. /
had 20 hire helm around tho hons.
for didn't weigh but ono hundred
and sixteen pounds and was so weak
/ felt tina: ] might break down JUS,
any time. My complexion was pale
and sallow and my cheeks were all
sunken in. My friends had given up
hope for me and AS was up in years
| did not believe myself that there
was much chance for me
My stomach WAS so disordered
that ] couldn't eat anything scarce
~ and sometimes had acute attacks
or indigestion that were just abou.
all could hear. Even sweet milk
often brought on cramping spells
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
CAPE CHARLES PLANS TO
CONSTRUCT NEW HOSTELRY
Eastern shore Hotel Corporation /,
organized and Options Pro-
cured ON Seven Lots.

tSp"VI"l 90 Ihc TImrS- DigDatCh.
CAPE CHARLES. VA. Dee. 5.-A
ma meeting TO discuss the project
OF me new hotel for Cape Charles vas
hc!d IN the casino last week Thos.
present became stockholdcrs ana IN.
following temporary officers for the
Eastern shore Hotc! Corporation were
SeicCtcd: w. b. Wilson. president: Il.
y. iaFSon. itrst vice. president: a. II
ParSon. secretary and treasurer Tn.
above named officers. together with
me following. constitute the hoard
" " directors: q: y. iiorncr. Upshur
.'S1i'' Johh '. Moore. j. w. Will
SON K. u. l.. Fletcher, w r.. -. vii
MANS 4. &. Fitzhugh. Curtis ITa.lc,,.
re cnarter Will h" immediately
suhml'ted 10 the @irCUi, iudg. and
We corporation Commission. An on
l!ph !"r the rurItas" at SOS. 600 on
seven lots. between Mason Avenue
an, Iazeweil Av"nuc. or the BAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Ir,i,rd 10 M.cr In w.,rchc.tcr.

WTNC'H F.STER w, DeC. 5-Thr
Virginia state horticultural Society
which held lis t~enty-ffth annua!
convention las. Week In Stsunton. In :
N-"r invited 70 meet next wear in
Winchester. and thn invitation en-
tended by phllia Williams. on behalf
%: the Chamber OF Commerce and To-
or! 'rvit growers. probably will be
accented bv the hoard OF directors. il
w"S stated TODAY Approximately %
nor cont % ~. commercial ami" C-or
= Virginia j. crown in Frederick
COUNTY,. OF which Winchester is IN"
"CNn-v seat. ard there are several
'"ii'iCn dollars invested here in cold
storage plants. barrel factories cider
"nl vinegar works and related in
HMSfrLnH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Glut on nanvillc Market.

ISOtcIh- 70 Tho Times Disputch.1
bANNIi-LE. VA. Dee J-The to.
ca, market during the currcn, week
shows sharp falling off in IN. gen
erai average, this being due inrgely
10 tobacco being in too soft order
ana liable 10 quick deterioration and
10 :he ciut conditions which hav,
prevailed here this week The fig
vres snow ;hat 3.252.l20 pounds were
marh"tcd acre FOR over 100000. or
an average OF s25.SS This i q de-
cline Of san per 100 over the aver
az" a week ago.
The sales committe. OF the iobac-
90 association met YESTERDAY and de-
cid"d 20 close The market from Do
ceiuher = 20 January for the Christ
mas HOLIDAYS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
GOOD GRADES OF TOBACCO
ARE BRINGING HIGH PRICES
Quality OF Offerings ON Lynchburg
Market Show Improve

[Srecia, 70 The rimeS-DiSna;cn |

LYNCHBURG. VA. Dec. a.-The
quali;! OF offerings on the local dark
tobacco marke, during the past week
showed an Improvement and the aver
age price for the week decidedly the
highest OF the year. Common grades.
however. continue low and find lit :
tie demand on the sales. Good grades
are now bringing prices that would
have been regarded as very high "A
Few years ago. The sales aggregated
lSi,O"o pounds. Much hca v!er breaks
are expected during the coming week
as resul; OF warm rains during the
past week. Sales for the year total
$1,000 pounds, or t."2S,1o0 pounds
under the market the same time a
year ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-06
Whooping Cough Sufferers
Wear Warning Brassards

Especial {" The Times Di>patch.l
pANNlLLE, VA. Dee. a.-In or
der 10 make quarantine fer whoop-
ing cough less 0ncrOuS than Ia tx
now. the city health uuthuritic.
are supplying children thus sur
icrinE with braSSards hearing the
words "whoopinE cough" and al
lowing them To go abroad, pro-
Nucd they Wcnr them. The theory
- that personal contact THUS will
ne avoided.
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Nude ncsrryc r,ru. c,,

" TN.lII.SIF.K. VA. Dec. .
MAJOR j. Bruce Bentley. coin,nandan,
oil cadets at the Shenandoah Valley
academy here. who was in the milf
tary service during the world war.
mas been commissioned captain in
me reserve corps of the United
states Army. according to announce
m"nt made by the War Department.
Major i NJ. Roszcl. PRINCIPAL OF tho
acancni!. already is "a major in the
reserve corps He served in France
AZ liaison officer.