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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
JUST ONE 1ssUE

The issue in North Dakota in this
campaign is Townleyism, just that
and nothing else. The national situa-
ton is not involved. The voter may
favor the election o. either of the ma
tonal candidates and be on either
side Of the state issue.
In certain respects it is confusing
to have the name of an individual
attached to- a political issue. The
tendency is to elevate the individual
into a position Of undue importanc,
and to confuse the ssue with tho
man. That tendency exists in this
case. Aside from his activity as. an
agitator Townley is unimportant.
was for a short time a resident Of
North Dakota, engaged in speculat-
i've and spectacular business enter
prises which ended in his financial
collapse and the loss of some hum
dreds OF thousands. of dollars by those
who had placed confidence in hinf,
He has blown a political bubble and
has seen it shrink in Spite Of his
frantic efforts to keep it inflated.
The issue which bears his name il a
great deal bigger and more IMPORT
ant that he is.
And vet 1t is appropriate that the
issue should bear his NAME, for 1t is
his personal effort tht gives it vi
tality. He has beer successful as ali
agitator to the extent~that he has de-
veloped out of an ancient and per-
ennial tendency on the part Of the
unsound and unfit to quarrel with
the achievements Of others and to
seek to destroy their work a real mem
ace to the people Of a great state.
Townleyism is the issue Of the cam
paign, and on Tuesday the voters Of
the state will come in and reject
Townleyism or they will give it the
seal Of their approval. There is no
middle course. 3
The citizen who recognizes in Town
leyism the menace that It is has but
one way in which Il. can express his
convictions at the polls, and that il
by voting for J.. F. T. o'Connor for
governor and for the entire anti.
anti-Townley ticket from top to bot
tom. 4
A vote for Frazier is a vote for
Townleyism-
The voter who disapproves Of
Townleyism and for any cause re-
Trains from casting his vote for the
anti-Town1ey candidates casts hall
q vote for Townley;sm. I
The issue Is distinct and unmistak-
table. and there 10 no escape from It.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01

Obragon will step into his position
with the country more composed than
It has been SINCE palmiest days Of
try has passed through the crucible
Of revolution in which, at times. It
seemed to be plunged into hopeless
anarchy. Obregon has apparently
been able to inspire his countrymen
with confidence in him, and while it
is Impossible to accept the almost
vote for him as the spon-
taneous judgment Of a rational and
we'll informed people. it seems that
the rational and we'll informed in
Mexico see in this new leader their
best hope of a stable and orderly gov
eminent, and the uncultured masses
have quite naturally followed their
lead
One of THE best evidences of the
capacity Of Obregon for national lead
ership is his attitude on questions In
volving the policy to be pursued to-
ward foreigners. In the past the re-
lations between Mexican governments
and foreigners have been in o. many
cases those Of mutual exploitation.
That condition was ~demoraHzing to
Mexico. From all that it has been
possible to learn Of Obregon 1T APP
pears that he is not in sympathy with
that policy. He knows thai foreign
enterprise and foreign capital arr
necessary for the development of the.
resources Of hts country for the bene-
fit of it's inhabitants. And he desires
to encourage such foreign activity by
fair dealing, expecting and demand.
ing fair dealing in return.
If Mexican prospects continue to
improve as they have done recently
the Mexican problem will soon have
erased to exist for the United States.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
GxxoPs1s.

infant daughter Of q bankrupt finencier
from being shot by one Of the victims
Of the rich mans bankruptcy. In doing
he himself Is wounded, aud is taken
into the great house for caro-.
The little girls name is starr Endi-
colt. Her father. Delaven Endicott, takes
an Interest in the boySand learns that he
is an orphan with no relatives.
The youngster is kept at the Endicott
home, n rapidly convalesces.
Endicott sends Milky away to school.
Milky Toes well In school. After a
lapse Of several years; Endicott and his
daughter whose life he saved come to
visit him.
Michael graduates with honors from
the college.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
THE N~ON-PARIIsAN BALLOT.

One of the ballots which vot-
ers will receive on election day
is headed "Non-Partisan General
Election Ballot" Voters should
understand that the word mon
PARTISAN" used in the title OF this
ballet has no reference to h
Nonpartisan League. The law re.
Quires that candidates for judicial,
educational and county offices
shall be chosen without reference
to party, and that their names
shall be placed on q special nom
partisan ballot. Voters must use
this ballot in order to vote for
supreme and district judges, state
and county supcrintendents III
schools. and all county offices.
and to designate their preference
for official paper for thcic county.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-11-01
THE TOW
STATE X

J. :. z. o'connor, Grand Forks
John =, Mcarann, Fargo-Lisu-
Thomas Hali, Bismarok-ssexs-
Carl T.. Kosttzky, Btsmarct-
0tate Auditor.
.; :; xampl'n' er0's'-Att0rn''
n. ]. solum, Msndan-commis-
sioyer of insurance.
John stesn. Rugby-stats Trss1-
4. D. Alert, Iangdon-RailxoaA
Commissioner.
Y. Il. stutsman, Mandan-1au.
road Commissioners.
=. J. Kruegger, Karmarth-RaA-
road Commissioner.
Ninnio ). Nelson, Valley City
superintendent of Public Instruction.
/. y. Christianson. Townsr-Jus.
tic0 OF the Supreme Court.
J. =. Nelson, 0lon Uldn-Commds-
sioner OF Agriculture and Labor.
EENENEBER TO VOTE FOE ALL
THESE CANDIDATES ON N0VEM-
D1R z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
OIL NEWS

rh. N,t-r well rear Turumcari
Is uud,r roaming To- l.t tho HIN inch
easing down Goo the uuttum Of the"
hole which b. now luli feet iu e
slut, yuIur,d lime % d. said they
have been picking up particles -
shells which show up under the mi
gruscupc The company had only
contracted iu ru iHou feet but the
forms. 10 is sn "nrourasing % was
Thought best tu Eu deeper \ CON
tract has already br'u rig % 90 -
80 least 1000 feet further tf noc"s
-,ty hut b. is Thought a. least %"
uf 500 feet mon, VIII bring The liquid
cuIu
At last report th" EUd'r " % ln
QUA, county w's trillins fast and
while uuthluE of l@mpurltnH, u boon
encountered the depth prtctlyHllN
guarantees the trrt entrance into
ilur.
Dripping Springs lis drilltrg but
ih" vNnri depth he, NOT hc'u given
OUT. Th'r Vrro stIl wurkius 800 tie
htuwu shaI'
TN CumHuchr be- shut down Tor a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

few days waiting Tor q new crew of
drlllcrs
The rig brought here from the west
OF Springfield Mo. has been bought
to tho Cuervu location.
II Is said the other location south
OF Cucrvu Is making progress Tn"
RIG h. being built n fast as Il h pos
siblc len secure the material.
Tho wells near Fort sumner are
taking . lay otf Tor - few days on
recount Of finance but % 10 sail that
will he adjusted shortly.
\ report was current e lev days
Hgu that the SHORTY Gobblcr well
80 miles north 81 clayton. had found
OH at a depth of iS0O feet a mum
Der ~ Tucumucri mtsn. including Pat
O'bunncll, contractor for the Prairie
OF a Gas COMPANY. made b trap
to the well Immediately and came
back wit hthc report h "a the wei
was only zoo or 500 feet, and that
there was no oil except a quantity
uf fuel oii that had been acciden allN
ar purposcly spilled in and about th'
we'll Tsher WINS no sign Of gas
which usually accompanies m oil
bearing VOL. ma no evidence what
vvor that the wei had found any
thing unusual
The wells az SARA Visa ARE stii
delayed ON account NJ yariou'
troubles with the exception ~ The
Humble well aud II Is reported arm
ing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
HORROR
TOLD BY DODSON
You Don't Need TO Sicken, Grpe,
or Salivate Yourself TO
Start Liver.

You're bilious. sluggish, constipat"d.
You feel htadaChy. your stomach may
be sour, your breath bad, your sam
saIlow and you believe YOU need VIE,
dangerous calomel to start liver u
bowels.
Here's my guarantee Ask your
druggist fur % bottle ~ bodsun's
Liver Zone and take q spoonful to-
night n u doesn't start your liver
and straightrn you right up better
than calomcl and without gripping or
making YOU sick I want you u 80
back to the store aud get your
money.
Take calomrl today ana tomorrow
you viii feel weak and sick and
%rnuscatcd. Don't lose a dav. TAR"
ia spoonful Of harmless, Vcgetahl"
. Dodsou's Liver TUur tonight ana
wake up feeling splendid. Il is per
fcctly harmless. so give IL 90 your
children amy time. Il can't saliNate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
LIST OF EVENTS OF
COWBOYS REUNION
$4,000 in Prizes to Be
Awarded on July
5, 6 and 7

Three days chuck full OF parades.
airpiane flights, races. rOping. BRONCO
busting and trick riding contests by
cowboys and cowgiris IN full rcgalia
have been planned for the sixth an
nual New Mexico Cowboys reunion
which Will b. held az las Vegas on
July E, 6 and Z. For the evenings
various other entertainments have
been provided. leading on with the
cowboys costume ball on the night
Of July 8.
A total Of $4,000 In prize none
has been offered for the various
events. The official list Of events and
prizes follows
BrOnk Riding Cowboys.
Purse $500. OO-Daily. first. 5000;
$500. $4,000 for finals. First
$4,000: second $4,000: third
$4,000. Entrance Zee 5000.
Steer Roplng.
Purse. si.O0O.OO-D ally. Grst
5000. daily. second. $4,000 daily,
third. $1,000; t62b.O0 for finals; first,
100000; second. 100000; third,
$4,000. entrance Zee $500.
steer Bulldogging.
Purse 5000. OO-Daily. first. 5000;
daily, second. $4,000. daily. third,
5000: finals $4,000; first 100000
second. $4,000; third. $1,000. en-
trance fee $500.
Cowboys Relay Race.
Purse 1900. OO-July 5-I Daily.
first. $1,000: daily. second. 10000.
daily third, $1,000; entrance fee
$500.
Quick Change Relay.
Purse s20O.0O-July G-Daily first
$4,000: daily. second. 5000. daily
fl4VI AN nm RufVuUra fee NIIU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Met 2S7 Trains
And Aided 2,1S4

May was a busy month for the tray
elers aid secretary Of the y. W. 6.
A. who reported at The monthly
board meeting Of he association last
night that she had met z5T trains
during The month and had given
help and information to Aisf per-
sons. The travellers aid desk AZ the
railroad station will be vacant for
the neat four weeks while Miss
Beuiah clement. the secretary n
away on .ior vacation. She left last
night for Toledo. o.
The cafeteria committee reBorted
that SSH meals had been served BY
the association during the Month.
With the serving OF breakfast this
summer In addition TO the two rcgu-
lar meals. II has been necessary 10
employ AN assistant cafeteria dlrcc-
tor. MrH. w. n. Long was appointed
by the committee. Shc will nave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
What's Doing
Around the State

ROswELI@The freight car situa-
ton In the prcOH valley at this time
IL very critical. Farmers 81 the val
ley haye been unable "a get cars to
move their hay. and the alfalfa mill
ut Hagcrmhn IN unable "a move It's
output ana consequently the mill has
stopped buying from the farmers
The chamber of commerce Of this
city. with the cooperation OF all the
towns down the valley " going to
make a determined effort to secure
relief. Under the present conditions
the valley IL face to face with. heavy
losses.
CoLUMBCs-Maude Dobbs APP
peared before Judge Cole charged
with stabbing a soldier twice with "a
butcher kmt'. Judge Cole after hear
Ing the evidence sentenced her to SO
days In Jail and to pay the city 500
for her diversion. Walter II. Sprott
appeared for the defendant and sue
oecdcd in getting the Jail sentence
$50. provided Maude would leave
Columbus.
ROsWEtI@A message was re-
ceived by Mrs Prayer Miller from
her husband. who has been In Chi
cago, comforting with the National
Wool Growers association. stating
that he had gone with other mem
40 W NNN W W 49,
ington. 10. G.. to confer with pub-
ticianH and others there iH regard to
fixing the price Of wool MIR. Miller.
who Is president Of the New Mexico
Wool Growers association. was In Al
huquerque, cCnfcrring w!th New
Mexico wool growers. when he Was
called to Chicago to discuss the pres
ent wool situation and the matter Of
prices to be paid the wool growers
~ the nation.
TUCCMCARt-Arch A. stephen
son, a switchman In the local yards.
had the misfortune u having his
right foot badly smashed hy getting
II between the drtwtars ~ two ears
while at work.
DEFINING. y. M-Joc W. Pcyton,
culorrd cook at the u. H.. $. hospital,
N now In the county jail charged
with making a home brew which ac-
curding TO some Of his customers,
has the greatest kick" ~ any drink
seen In this vicinity Tor some time.
While Il Is not known Just what the
recipe is, Il rs known that the form.
ula consists Of raisins. corn meal, and
water wuh a little yeast. Psytun
Will have a hearing before T.. :.
Commissioner McKeyes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
State Capitol News
MEASLES FLOURISH
IN THE COUNTY
IS New Cases in Week
Health Department
Report Shows

Santa FE. June 22.-The NUM-
her OF communicable diseases In the
state showed an Increase Of ~ cases
FOR the week. according to the weekly
bulletin issued by the state depart
mcnt Of health. The total numher Of
eases for the week was if2. M COM
pared with t2s the previous week.
The following II o the cases are
distributed among the several coun-
ties;
Chlckcnpox-C olmx 1, socorro /.
total 9.
DiphihoriR-Grant /. Mora 3. Quay
.. San Miguel Z. Torrance !, Union ?.
total 80.
Cunorrhca- Bcrnaliilo 3, Chaycs J..
Mora !. Sierra ., Taos T. Union /,
total ?.
In0uenm-Naiencia I.
Measles Bcrnuiillo IS. chavez J.,
CulfaN ?, san Miguel T. Sncorro /,
Torrance .. total 90.
Mumps-union l.
Pneumonia-Otcro !, socorro J..
total .
Scarlet fevcr-CoifaN 2,
Septic sore throat-Otcro T..
Smailpox-CulfaN L. a Miguel ],
total g
syphilis B%ernalilu g. Luna ?.
santa Flo 10, Taos J.. Union ! total
-.
Tuborculosis- Bcrnalnio G, Chavcs
.. Eddy T. Lincoln ~ Luna 9. Otoro
30. Socorro 1, total 30.
Typhoid feNcr-Chavcs I. San Juan
T. San Miguel ., Socorro / Tao l.
total D..
Whoopiug cough-Bcrnalillo J..
Collar 3, Eddy I. Grant ., Mora J.,
Santa Fo 2. Sierra I. total 10.
In addition to The communicable
diseases, there are reported IN the
u-ccupauonal group two injuries from
railroad accident In colfas county.
Returned to Prison.
Charlie Moore has been brought
from Tucson, Arizona. and lodged
again In the peuitentiary ON account
of having broken his parole. He was
sentenced on september 2k. 1917, to
serve ? 90 3 years for larceny from,
@ dwelling. n q parole Was granted
To him when he hud served the
miuimum sentence. Tie was returned
tn Sew Mexico through, rcquisition
Tor cNtradltiou from Governor q a.
lRrraznlo tu Governor Thomas
campbell
New Investment Company.
The CimHrrun Investment company
with principal Office In clayton has
til,d It's charter with the state cor
purution commission. The compau,
whi cugagc In the general livestock
business. IT, authorized capital
stock rs 100000. which Is FULLY sub.
Ecrihed The incurpurators are
Christian otto. clayton. f8SO 600,
john 5. otto. clayton. 10000. Evan
Lewis. baltimore. tiU.OO0,
Decision against Slicrin.
Judgment ot the district court ~
Torrance county has been affirmed
o., the New Mexico supreme Court "
he ease 81 the Abo Land company
AGAINST sheriff Roman Tcuuriu. Thu
was q suit Boz which the company
prayed fur I writ uf mHudHmus q,
compel the Siberia To issue Is deed t'
I certain truct uf land The our de-
MED tho petition ion the writ u
mundnmus and the company appeal
ed from the decision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
Price Of Sugar
Drops at Gallup

Price or sugar In Gallup has taken
a drop, ~ a result Of a trip made
there by A. n. Oere, agent OF the
department OF Justice. Mr.. Gerc re-
turned Sunday from h Carbon city.
where he says some retailers were
selling sugar as high aa rs cents n
pound. Through mr.. Ceres orders
the price now varies from rs to "a
cents a pound there. NJ. Gore says.
however. that the price OF sugar
should be lower IN Gallup than In
Albuquerque because there is a larger
supply there and bought some time
ago at a cheaper price.
Gallup il only one OF many cities
In the state whCsc Mr.. Gcre has
forced retailers 90 reduce the sugar
price. other cities are to be brought
into line, he say
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

ond $500: third $500: entrance
Zee $500.
BarrcI or Obstacle Hacr.
Three days-Pursc ti6o.0O-Daily.
first, $500; second. $500. third,
$1,000; entrance Zee tf.bO.
COWBOYS Trick Riding.
Purse 5000. Oe-First, $4,000: sec
ond, $500: third. $4,000; entrance
fee $500.
Steer Hidlng-CTwo Days.
Purse $3.50. O0-Daily, first. $4,000
second, 5000; third. $500. entrance
foe e2.0O.
Chunk Wagon Racr.
Two days-Pnrse tl5O.O0-Dally,
first, 5000; second, $1,000.
Spud RACE.
Two days-Purse siO.OO-f2O.OO
daily 20 winning team.
Wild Mule or Wild Horse RRcc.
Two days-Purse 5000 OOg-First.
5000. second. 5000; third. $1,000;
entrance fee s2.bO.
COWBOYS Quick Change Novelty
Race.
one day oniy-'Purse $1,000
Daily, 5000; first. $1,000 second,
$1,000.
run 100 yards across line; dis
mount aud remove chaps. ItemOunt
aud run 20 starting place. dismouh
and remove saddle. Mount and run
to chaps; dismount and put ON chaps.
Hemount and ride to saddle. dismount
and put on saddle. Rcmount and
ride 100 yards to finish.
other special prize events Will be
announced during the course OF the
reunion.
Officers and directors 81 the Cow
boys Reunion association are. Ont-
GERS Walter A. Naylor. president.
r. ~ Wheeler. vice president aud
treasurer. John Van Huissellng, see
rotary: Walter Naylor, arena direc-
tor: Colbert G. Root, publicity direc-
tor: William Jones. assistant publicity
director.
Directors. W. 4. Nayior. ~. w.
Lyman A.. D. Bagiey, hoy Is man.
J.. q. NeRfus. Salem Curtis, Jr, J. a.
Whitmore. \. 4. Wilson. y. y. Wheel
or. Apolinio A. sena and J. I. Shoe
maker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
81 Persons Mustered
Into Troop A Here

Troop a Of the reorganized ma
ti0nai guard h nov ready for In
spection By a federal officer from
Washington. The Washington office
was notified today that the cavalry
troop IN ready FOR equipment. -
soon as the inspection ~ made.
horses and other equipment will be
ordered.
Mt the inspection last night at the
armorv. Those who were not pres
ent are to be examined at the office
81 Capt. H r. Grille In the next few
days. The inspection last night was
supervised By Adlutant General
James Haca OF santa Re.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
CLAIMED RIGHT TO

DENVER-Paui Nuvioh told Judge
bray here a man had a perfect right
70 spank his wife and curse her "f
she needed a." When tho judge
heard Mrs. Nuvich say she paid Paui's
faro to Detroit 10 get him away from
her and thai he came hack for her
support. he announced 90 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

charge Of b~roakfanta TINS cafeierlA
Will bo closed on July 8 ~ eae ~
clded. LN|
Reports from the residences.
committees were also heard a. thu
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
NEWARK CLAIMS TINE

NEWARK-Thr police here nom
mate for the title Of rMe2neat Man
the gentleman who stole q Bit
from a huge tRmborine erected ~
Army drive. He unpintSG q and
carried Il on.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22
500 Reward, 500

enced by constitutional conditions IL
therefore requires constitutional treat
msnt. HALLS cATAHRH MEDICINE
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the Hye-
TEN. HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE
destroys the foundation OF the dieeaaa.
the general health and assists nature ~
doing ita work. 1000 for M case Of
CataTrh that HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE fails to cure.
DruaEista T5c. Testimonials free
r. J. Cheney q Co, Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

The Hat Shop, 100 South Fourth
street, Is offering all Trimmed
Hats at one-half price. Make
your selections early.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

lust a Whit Of that spicy aroma Of
- fine Turkish and Domestic tobaccos
will make you hungry for this salts
fy" smoke. There are blends and
blends, but none like this ne. Chester
fields blend is a secret and IL cannot
be copied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

Purse sibO.OO-First $500: sec
ond. $1,000; third. $500: entrance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-22

Purse s20O.0O-July G-Daily first
$4,000: daily. second. 5000: daily,
third. $1,000: entrance Zee f2.5O.
&c.. nu.w uFu..a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-09
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Eastern Standard Time.)

Srui;, North.
New York Memphis
80 i lil....... vim l'ri>tol) III" ain
Washington DaHvill"
10 l.u......... noraD $500. BIS pm.
Sew Surk-.rw Orleans
So. a.im...... Via .ttlmnia; 80. IL :.'s pm
g:Hf an. Washington lia"ri*ombur; 9:l3 pm.
Wa>h!nEt"n-.N iaata
81 .in........ tuarEr>l ...... .1l:l3 pm.
Wlshin. ton Memphis
-. r.rr...... Via Eristoil 400. i:5S pm.
Washing birmingham
Az .,;;. Via A:!auta) .12:0S pm.
I'll. ,.m. Wa>i'cton llarrtSGEiInrG HOB amt
Washington charlottesville
-. ..r,, IpralI .. :JS IN.
Washington. Wnr"crton
=. ~. r,,r,.. !nraIl ... T:53 amt
-" INA. y Y.-Ail"ti Augusta :. 1:lS am.
New inr.; Sew Orleans
IG.''.l. ru. Via nrs,o!) ...... T:E' am.
l%.I: lil .nyr York Atlrr:a -. SIS am.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-09
Consolation Of the

Consolation of the
Widow of the insured, = His
word was as good as his bond but he
forgot what he said" Insurance can
not be collected on a sample policy.
Buy che Of our Monthly Income poll
cies. National Life ms. Co., Of Vt.
(Mutual.)
JOHN L. WORTHINGTON
District Agent
$50 King Street Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-09
NOTICE

The annual meeting of stock hold
ers of the Williams, Belmont Co.,
Incorporated, will be held at the
principal office. Of the company in
the city Of Alexandria, Va, at 128
South Fairfax street, on the 4th
Tuesday in January, 1920, at ten
o'clock a. NJ, for the election Of
directors and the transaction OF such
oshcr business as may properly
come before the annual meeting.
3O7-26tc John NIulstein, Secretary. .