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The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26

DR.. Thomas F. Kane will remain as
president of the North Dakota state
university. The board of administra-
ton, after four days Of investigating.
came to this decision yesterday, there
by taking a right-about-face position
on their previous action, whereby they
demanded the resignation Of President
Kane. A statement signed by Geo.
A. Totten, ]. N. Hagen and Robert
Muir, members Of the board, was read
to the faculty members, providing
that the slate shall be wiped clean, and
that the position of no member of the
university faculty shall be prejudiced."
This change of front was undoubted-
ly brot about thru public sentiment,
largely influenced by the attitude of
the students, who refused to register
for the second semester unless their
president be retained.
The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26

properties which enrich the blood and
promote a healthy appetite for nour.
ishing food. Tanlac has been very
successful in overcoming nervous
ness and sleeplessness, not from a
ouieting egect on the nerves, tor "
has no such effect, but by strengthen
ing the nerves and bringing back the
The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26
NJ. ]. Flannigan Promoted to Eastern
Diyision

Michael j. Flanagan, former Minot
railroad man who has resided at Ever
ett, Wash, for several years, has been
promoted to the position of General
Master Mechanic of the Eastern di-
vision of the Great Northern with
headquarters in St. Paul, effective
March l. Mr.. Flanagan will be in
charge ofakhe line between st. Paul
and Williston and his many Minot
friends rejoice at The prospects to en-
JOY frequent visits from him.
The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26
Thorson Left 100000 to st. Olaf
College

Harold Thorson, who was interested
in a string of banks in North Dakota,
left by his will s1,O0O,O00 to st. Olaf
college. Mortified, MINI. The re-
mainder Of his estate valued at ST.
900 900 has been left to relatives, ex-
cept $4,000 to Concordia College,
Moorhead, MINI. The will is to be
The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26

normal state of health through It's ef-
feet on the appetite and nutrition of
the body.
Tanlac is sold in Minot by the
Taylor Drug Co., in Kenmare by John
L. Wemark, in Ryder by George C.
Couch, and in Douglas by J. J. Dona
hue. ADV
The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26

VIM. Book Of Foxholm, district
court juror, who returned to his home
last week, ill with the flu, was re-
ported to be precariously Ill Wednes-
day, pneumonia having developed.
The Ward County independent., 1920-02-26

contested by the heirs on the grounds
that Thorson was mentally incom-
petent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
RID|CULES CURRENT IDEA
OF JAP-AMER|CAN WAR
Viscount kancko Emphasizes Need
of Friendship ana Intelligent
Diplomacy in Situation.
POINTS TO pEKRY's MISSION
Says Struggle Will Never &c
Wagcd Because OF Usclcssncss of
Either Power Attempting in,n-
sion on Account OF Positions.

TOKYO, Nov. 6.-Niscount Ken
taro k"ncko. president pf tn: Amer
c!al article ia tho japanese mc"e-
paper. IOmiuri. that not b! war. but
by friendship ana intelligent i.Dio-
macy can Japan accomplish inc
aims she sccks IN connection Win
American problems.
cause OF gratitude FOR what Amer
leans did FOR Japan in til, days Of
Commodore Perry and Townsend
Harris. Japan has harooret no
rrudge against thc United states.
although OF recent years Ia the
United states there has arisen AN
anti-Jupdncsc agitation beginning
with the San Francisco school inui-
dent: then the taking OF thr right
OF land ownership away from tho
japanese. the restrictions on Tho
sehold Of land, the restriction OF
photograph marriages and other in
yidcntx. Instead OF resentment.
.iaDun has OF her own accord, re-
labo!ers into the United States Ny
the Ecntlcman's agreement. japan
~ now taking TOWARD the u1i,cd
states an attitude similar 30 that
seven years ago, an attitude OF pa-
;iencr and, forbcarance"
N,scouut> Kaueko held that :o- the
kJaee OF Asia, Jaranese- American
tfiendship was an absolute nec,S-
Shy, got in spite OF this some poo
pie talk OF war. He went or:
Even so-caslcd intelligent classes
Tear "a DRIFT toward war in tho near
iuture. am firmly convinced that
SUCH talk is indulged in merely -
SUPPOSE that the two nations
were at way with each other A,rar-
ca VIII have TO base hcr operations
y Hawaii ana the Philippines Nc
matter how great the economic adj
E'i'tage' and nov grrat the ,n.i!-
thrs and naval strength which she
may command. she viii no, b.. All.
20 DO more than hinder portion
OF Japan's shipping from operation
or u"vhsinte The shore, OF Japan
10 deal decisive blows 20 Japan. nor
anu Single man on TIE soil %.
Nippon. The japanese nation w3l
never Permit such a thing to pass
foreign hosts since history recorded
her birth. Monaghan invasious were
twice attempted. hut ia vain. since
That time, Lapau's national strength
has Increased many fold
'On the other hand, suppose thu,
Japan should attack America. and
mat she should be able u Land ma
rincs from her powerful fleet in san
francisco How Will Japan trans
port thu million soldiers needed ;,
make the landing OF marines eTec.
tive? How will She send provisions,
II is altogether an imposaih!lltv
Moreover. even IL Japan's army
should occupy a portion OF The west.
crn coast OF the American continent,
the hody of tn" United states vii,
not be greatly hurt Quite posi-.
bly,, New York and Washington vii
pay no attention TO such trivial
incident.
Thus II Is plain that war he.
tween Japan and America cannor
accomplish It's nnal object and be
cause of It's very useiessness VIII
never be wagcd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
SOME DOWNWARD TREND IN
COMMODITY PRICES NOTED
Commercial AEcn,Ics' Observation,
t:t1r Encouraging. but DO Not
Suggest Anything JubIiunt.

KEW YORK, Nov. G-Dun's OF to-
day Says While the hopeful aspects
"a business are being rather more
rrerly emphasized. with strengthen
InE Of confidence In certain quarters
general conditions nave not changed
essentially. 4 hciat"d turn 10 moro
reasonable weather in some sections
%. .he country has given moderate
stlmulUs to i retarded and restricted
movement at retail. and holiday re-
lG!re'uonts may be expected 10 later
bring at least a temporary revival of
consumers buying
Tho UNDERLYING situation in pri-
mary chan ne!s, however. j. s;ili char
Hcterized by the phase. which nave
recently become familiar, and which
mud reflection in rcCrdlrg prices and
diminished output, with Il further
ess"nlng OF operating forces in many
With nearly ali purchasers wait
ng Tor evidence that the price read
.ustmcnt has run its course before
'ommt;t!nE themselves for the flu
'nrc.. copmaraiively few new orders
which have been completed. and
manufacturers are not disposed TO
i'"cnm Giht. reserve stocks OF goods
during the present period Of unccr-
iiradstrec,'s says in it's weekly
review;
Cooler weather. In some sections
"intei storms and extensive advcr-
Using ~ further reductions "a; re-
tai! have g!veny a slight hnip TO
buying AZ retail. this onsetcinG the
natura! quiet induced by interest in
the cclction returns, an dretail trade
rs whole shapes up better than
.wo weeks ago. though colder
weather would concadcdIy help St!ll
further. WIN th'E exception The
trade and industrial situation is not
Greatly changed.
In wholesale and jobbinC lines. eff
forts 20 interest tho retailers have
rot tagged and further casing OF
quotations is reported. As Il measure
o! rctaN buying. largely in rural
communities. II might be noted tina.
mai! order sales fell IS to 80 per cent
IN valve behind October year ago.
The general trend OF prices as a
whole is sti!l downward, though IT
might he noted that Brads erect's
food index shows. "a Sigh, inward
trend. due TO the continued rise OF
dairy products and eggs and the
hardening OF hog prices and pota-
'oes. the latter two notably Mt the
West. The majority of prices are
'ower. however led by pig iron scrap
material and bltuminous coal, which
mas cascd in all mining ccntcrs: coke.
which is now 30 per cent off from
inc TOP OF n month ago. \ few makes
OF cotton cloths lumbar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
AMERICANS FInD IT GULL.
IN THE TURKI5H CAPIlhl.
Constantinopic Is Devoid Of Emtcr-
iaimmcnt and Population l.
Without Civic Unity.

CONSTA NTI%op..E. &og g. by
Maid iu Cou.Haut!nou,o
ere anGinS life dul!. ua'nterestiuE and
devoid o! 3iyers.oE o. cntci;aHmeut
Fhey have found 70 thrir .Ipala.-
,!SHn; That tho Turkish capital has no
theItcrs. aO-cJnUsem aut r.nterH. no
houses and only one or two good
restaurants. The oul. places :-iaaf
~ Resembling th.atera ure 81 few
cheap cabare; halls which attract
su.lpry, soldiers ANA wHnuerera 81. 'I.
nations. but never the Turi. rae
TURK iiuds his divers Oh ~ the Cy.-
e." hoUses.
Thcre is lit,ic r.2h; ne in Con-
stHuttnOp!e. After 80 p'ciocE tHe
c!tT is a. SIN as Sow rrEana VII
HapitGcs o. The cpfye ls us on tar
aabarc: and bce- halls az. seen. Ai-
in0usn prohibition - U"huoWn, re
i:csh;ncnts at these local aluuFrIaru,
places como highe WI. Ay b. SI-U "a
glass. aud : per ,ent beer o" Ceatg
Americans Ia The city i.niUse ;Hcm-
selves by occasional ounces. tea par
ties ana TsrR-gut trlp- on INC ."1-
rDrus. No, many ~ them cnj"s orlra
70 me TUT" ish homes = three
months stay iu tho city usually b.
enough to make tuen yearu for
home. There a-c now = cons irEah,g
hetng connected with Awcric5u zee
.t"i organizations or commerce. 1!
firms.
Ii,aoush having population Of
nuariy I.n1O.Dn0, Coue,.U,iuopie Ea=
no ttt!cahs few automobiles. and
only "a single trolley Iiue. Ey -ry 6.,dv
!, AXIS OF rides Tn th. dlaplda teH
'orSe-dra "n carriages or rpuicsir!ur
street cars. PCcpie living IS ,a .u
AurEs crowd TO s.!toeatisu tho ferry
boats ply!ur the Gpspuvua aud tac
Golden Horn. the lone trolley ,go
runs nlonE the main street ana s"s-
ponds operation uS often ;.s t't- C.'F
run" ont o. coal which is frequent.
The Turkish .meAopoiis A-s only
one or TWO good HuteiS.i i.rc .h- men
chants political a-eu,s ard CONNER
Cla! travellers ii tuc "ortG Eatn-r 10
discuss tN.ii al,l~a. The Inform
"rs ard sples o. Tho 0riou; ming'e
uisoHr them and carry ON their i'm
ir.rUeS Nowhere ITc there $50 many
strange or SuspiclouS-lu criug char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
.BGWE is MADE MEMBER
OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Legislative Body VIII Meet In
Washington OH November 10
to Consider Tax.
GREAT HONOR FOR VIRGINIA
appointment Gives State One OF
Seven Positions on Important
Body, Representing 100 Real
Estate Boards and Exchanges.

Brucc Bowc. president of the
Richmond Real Ecstate Exchange.
has been appointed n member OF the
legislative Commute. Of the National
Association OF Real Estate boards.
according to announcement, made yes
tcrday. He viii 80 10 Washington
a. November 10 TO attend "A meeting
II the committee. which conycnca
h"re for the purpose Of considering
what action should be taken in re-
card 10 certain legislation now pend
ing.
IL being appointed n member OF
ti;!s. tho most important committee
of the entire association. Mr.. Bowe
has been siEnally honored There
are but seven members Of the com
mittcc. made up OF realtors in Can
ada aud the United States. The ma
,ional association represents some l.
100 boards in the United States and
Canada.
Th" committee also will take up
tn. study Of taxation at It's meet
!ul: In Washington. I; !s. the belief
Z realty men that taxation. which
uses tendency among tenants 20
live in rented property because OF
the burden OF it's payment. should DC
eliminated. Lighter tax Oh realty il
.hc aim to watch the association Is
working. =.
appointment OF Mr. Bowc was made
~ Fred r. Taylor. OF the nat!ona!
IssociatIon. Other members Of the
committee are: a. J. Kelly. Jr., Pitts
hurgh. chairman: Thomas Shall
cross, Philadelphia; IL, H. Garfield.
Rochester NJ. y. Devine. Atlantic
City: l.. Z. Palmer, Middletown.
ONO. and william Z. Ferguson, Bal
tlEorc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
LOUISVILLE RESULTS

Eirsi racss-c!aimInr; for three. year -olds
, m,Lnnn,sf99rrd>. sI.ao. $3.50. s2.lo son; Fort
Anrl"tacE H.. 40 tMooncy), Se.5n. third'
i4inc, l:ia 1-5. Also ran: Catania Nor
nandie, Arrow Point. Girsy. Queen sam
Nth Gloria France and Sweeping Glance
Second race - purse: .year.oIds.
tnInidems; seven fur!enEs .pilly .Mcraugh.
Hy Gone Days. liz dyke $3.50. $50,
Recond: Tribune. Ilo (BarrctD. i3:G'
bird Time. li2!. Also ran: Harold X.
Elue Flame. Dark Frar, Crack o. Dawn
S!ina!cng. The Virg:n!an and All Right.
Third racc---clnimlnE; threc-ycar-olds
nni W. one mile. and a six,eenth--D Dodge.
Harry IL, iU5 tPooD. $3.50. 81 az. second !:
INQUIRY; l0i tMcCoy). st.3o. third. Time
l:'6 "a. Also ran: Honolulu boy and
Fourth racc-Cherokee Park handicap:
seven Observation-Disclosures Hymns. lie (Bar-
rrcctu; sh.ag. s2Go $3.50; won; Minute Man.
= tco;efij. ~ o iiyd seS Tims f ia
Also ran: i.in!cn. Angon and .Ior:ce
T!fih rIcc.-thu Kentucky Jockey Club
sales: "nS3 miieo'rryster. l22 tc"lt!Ie,tD;
tSandcl. $3.50. so. second: Behave Your
;cii l22 Lyhc). $50. third Time.
rs ga. Also ran: Brother Batch, Ran
sixth racew,Srsc: one mile ana fur
iors-M Mimic H.. l3i tLunfford). $50.
90. $3.50. won: ,Gialmorc. % tMcCcy).
nelly).. $3.50. third. Time. 50 Is. Also
ran: Sands OF Pleasure. Breeze and Under
seventh rncc--one mile. and quarter
$500. .sa.sC. Won: Frank +. 80 wilson.
sn!o, sac. second War Like. loi ;Sin!th).
i arls; n thirn; Tms 2;Ss ~ Also :
Keep and Brookland
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

,hc EIGHT good eggs cost he: moro
than The srocerymgE price tOy
Twelve good eggs
la tire mileage. lis not hrs, COSTS
aha; count, hut costs per mile Aad-
NIX the cost ~ repairs 20 the pu.-
iasc price and divld,ug .y the mu.-
-. wil quickly convince even tut
Iost conn med bu,gJiu hunter.
Cost comparisons peT"onrlh con
,ru every buyer Of tires. One of
i;rOn's Big -Four has not only
Maintained before the-way ;lrc ,riia-
re prices, but actually reduced IN t.
20 As pet; Ccni. W!tGin iag"a y.urS
is company has also Increased At.
'leaE" Id per cent. !, .s ori. nat
al That Miller sales have mcraaseu.
- per cent. since ,Ac prr-tya!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
LIKEBUYlNGEGGS PURCHASERS
OF TIRES WILL FIND BAD ONES
NoNamc Products Have All Beauty and Symmetry OF
Standard Manufacture and Yet BE Made OF Shoddy
Says Local Distributor

Buying automobile tires is like
buying eggs" says AIR. Bell OF Tia.
Tyre and Rubber Company All
look very much alike--lhe bad ones
look as good as the good ones. and
the 'nO-namc' tires as well as the
product of which any manufacturer
may we'll be proud.
The 'Eyp' tire may have ali tho
beauty and symmetry Of the nation
ally known tire and yet be mud" Oui
of shoddy. It's not reasonable 20 DO
licyc that a motorist can get a tir,
just as good as Il standard make -
half the price.
tires is like ths woman who b0ug
a dozen eggs FROM friend at
cents below the price her grocer
man quoted. When she broke IL
shells, four of thcrn were bad. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Books Stolen, New Hope
Fails to Hold Election

DURHAM. y. G., Nov. G.-Sccp-
ing In from the reaches Of Chat
ham County comes the news today
that New Hope township dItln't
even hold nm election Tuesday. The
citizens realized that Tuesday was
election day. but some one held M
G. Goodwin. registrar, Monday
Eht md swiped the registration
hooks. Permission WIS refused
by state officials for the holding
OF an election without the books.
Republicans blame the Democrats,
and vice versa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
Puts in Single Order
Tor $1,000 Apple Trees

WINCHESTER: "A. NV. g.
lloyd X. itiCh.,rds. hrad ui the
iuni al ::ichurd, Br.,n-rs. nr-
chnrdist> ani LuVir ".i,,rtrr., to-
n"y placed nn uTder with - nursery
hrm Ia Missouri i"r = .GuJ annie
trees, to lac planted dis fnII aud
earl! ncNi si.T!nG, mos. OF them
on the iarm ius,Em a. The Or.
MILLER place, which Nlr. il!ch.rLy
b"uEht several month. aga. Ia
was thc tnr. c,f single order ever
given f"r commercial PM. trees
IN th'S >rrtsun, "a Tar "a known
tSc value ~ the trees helm. ..trrcJ
al "..loO. The MILLER place ,u,,-
,'ims az" acre" Ui land. with ~.
build .nES thereon ANA tir uric.
paid 10y 'ir. nirA'ard~ WAS SIi0, 80.
new high rrccrd inr unlnproycti
land i'm this -c"fipn. Thc uronrrt,
tirS ""nih az tni> rit,. Just or the
shcnand"nh Valley pit.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
FURMAN TAKES GAME
South CnroIina Eleven DnxzIcs OpIc-
thorpe University and Has
Little Trouble.
[By Nssoclnted Press. ]

GREENVILLE. S. c.. Nov. 6.-Dis-
playing a dazzling array Of forward
passes. crisis crosses and fake plays,
in defeating Oglethorpe University
here today. ~ 20 3. a remarka ole
pass OF forty yards, .Rhame to Me-
Manaway, which nettcd one OF Fur
mans touchGowns. and the brilliant
work OF Spee-, OF Furman, who made
run OF seventy yards from the kick
OF. wire the features Of tho game,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
ROMAN VILLAS. uNEAPTHED

PNh'S, Nnv f--Nrcheol Otrists have
discovered IN tn" wood OF GnCe naar
Bon: Sw'i1crlarA. two Ponon villas
w,hlrh nnr"'r to have been construct
cd in the FIRST century r.. c.. saws n
Geneva message
:, FrrtA"r excavations arc 20 he made
IN M "t"mnt to establish tho where
HhnntS OF III" twoIvr towns and 4nn
villages mentioned nv Jn1ius Caesar
Wnich IL i@ believed existed In the
ne orhccd. Traces OF tho formcr
existence of an irnportant Pcmnn
discovered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
P!MLICO RESULTS

sl FIFTH rrSsstesnefoI- ,iwo-y.ar,9las; nrss;
Gsli2,; ~ (EGsorl 80 100 second ;n NJ" vic:
4Es ' R4n 's.a A Ims; i ni A,s
Walsh Fun. Fer"wood Dancing Maid AM.
Second racs,-The Green Spring VALLEY
snd S nnrl aa"s!fap ior ODDS
20. inst: ormead. i2s tStretchj. 2iIO. 5.s5
Tms al FEe Ni.o 4 4hni.iish M
est Tbi ESoi r,s Nalf ,bs G ene p}so.sits
nile and q sixteeath-Rcsa! Lodsc. iii
- ;Gih532Ty, Sssicr ~; -,, 80. hr9i King John,
i:G tAlcAteeI. $50. third T!la,. i.4S
n!sI ran.Sunny iiiil Locust Leaves. Star
Fourth r2cc-'hr Walden handicap f,-
{ tMo-year ODDS; colts and Niles; pur,e sic
10. ioi0. SO. irs;; Broomspuii. is I'm.
s5@rl, ~, PSI ascond: Bah; Grand. ITO
s. Michael; QuecrSsk; Dark Horse KNOB
charlss wSiis o, and TEN Lee our F'"F' Dr.
,F!tth race-,-Tie southern handicap for
furlonrs- Captain Alcock. las tWI"nn.,,'J>
2cS'. is.S). $50. first: Peter ripe. liz IRir
nerj 80 third Timc. i liz !.S A. Also NJ rnT--
Lori BriEhton. Motor, Con, Elected IL.
terra! swain ana Victor s.
sixth rlce-th zee. yea o!dn md up.
f ;w9ai@rj ro .Ij 'l u.s. 2sS Il
!0s tMorris), $40. 30. secnrd King 'wcrI",
$50 i GMfHigG2 as sa iMIyi Mae TmG
BOY. Court Fool. Kill!polis, Forec,osmre and
seventh race Gienmorc handicap: three
ycar,oias and up; purse; ,si!si mile aud
! u, '.9G'sIr rst Nai MGtS' no 9s9 3
fasvl so SEQ second Sun Dial Ia H. s"q i52
fWciqcD, 40. third. Time. ?;66.-5 Also
Dark Hi!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

aet'ra Eichly dressed women from
psciient ant' Orient. bojcwcied aud
'1intoL. frequen. the cafes ana
lounr'mE rooms and carry on open
'!rtHis"n "ith tho guests
C"a%tani:unpie ;.s been well de-
"riaed nH city not % one nation
but OF many Tho American visitor
ards her" an nuaainE diversity Of
races. n.4tioNIlt.s, languages and
souf'!ct!rE faiths There is no CO
SION OF society no civic unity. only
: !"H'ki or Yur, Said can rival In.
I;AisH city Tor as rosmopulitanism
nd us babel az tongues.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
70 Honor Pioneer
Suffrage Women


~ IUINHINII sIrNlCc,I
WASH iN'i'rpS. Nov. "a fund OF
.H 'nH W.'i sc raised ny inc Nation
~ Moments PARTY Tor national me-
Wuflai 90 tAe gr"I, suffrage pioneers,
StsHa IT, Anthony. Elizabeth Cody
i#atou ANA lueretia Mott.,ii was Of
H'iiEy announced today Letters
SI2na. Iy Alice PAM. chairman o. the
3. tr'y. .ui asking for contributions,
10 n'" .N TN iEuis.
To- memorial, consisting OF Dusts
ina thr Uutei leaders mounted
upon an engrmous ,mrr,lc block, is
" ue:av .MNi. t.l ia iJ1lY Oy the
american sculptures. Adelaide John
sou. II Win ue unveiled on February
u. tha one .un.red and first birth
"l; 1nuiv,rsary Of Miss Anthony.
frn COPS milton OF he Woman's
F@rIy %.l Nrau ia Washington.
Mrs !Ia-rint stanton Batch Is
aN.rmHt W tAc committeo Oh pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
SIt:A NSiiirS.
Richmond. Key York STEAMSHIP ca.

sa'.inss twice we.h from n,rna,aai
sna Sew York Nrclght only ff3na;
service No emoargoes Br.ien, received
aa''s nnui al except Sasur0ay
l. "a
Richmond New Yor, stcaiuSn!p com.
pahy ~ your company. Gys IL so4:
Iu3.ncSA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
SEABOs2b AK LINZ AAIi-MaE
tlai, Sirert ~ st!nn
Norfolk * Western NV.

Leave .i"..u SAGE, .>....on .,aiIy
FOR NoLioih 40 4. AZ. 80 n. Al.
$50 a. NJ 20 * Al, > 20 i ii, Ga
J.. M. e;2Y ~ ArrIve /. nm Nor
toiN. MSS Al, G:b5 Z NJ 95y y
ii. !rum the Ncs., $500 "a NJ .:5l
l.. NJ, $50 = NJ. $3.50 II OlIic.
S32 iguai Main Street. Phone Mall.
a9n iis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

N1Irsi, .uh Departures Of rl>~crE,., trans
'iiIrs nn'r-> 1jtic'~tSC shown published
only e information and not HuErauicai
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07
How to Get Out

We will have a representa-
tive stationed ut Ashl nd car
line. Laurel ard Broad SITS,
,his afternoon 10 furnish you
with free transportation. Our
uto VIII meet Won ut Lake,
side station and : Ike YOU the
Few remaining steps.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-07

-IIVISG NICy
want to display their conception of
land ownership. East Highland Par
1t has the proper topography. 1t is
lot after lot will be built up with bea,
Of the individual home overs.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-23
STILL TAKING THE JOY OUT OF
LIFE.

Jamaica ginger has aroused the
ire of the prohibition, department
since it has been found that it has
been giving kick" comparing
favorably with the one derived
from other beverages when John
Barleycorn was numbered among
those present.
Complaints have been made that
ginger is being used as beverage,
James H. Combs, State prohibition
director, said Wednesday. Director
Combs stated that the sale of ia
macia ginger for beverage purposes
was just as unlawful as the sale of
liquor and that prosecutions would
be made in fragrant cases.
Even in cases in which the
probable use as a beverage may be
reasonably deducted, the druggist
or other person selling Jamaica
ginger lays himself liable to prose
cution," Director Combs said. The
sales of Jamaica ginger are being
investigated by members Of the
force of Director Combs and any
violations of the law will be prose-
cuted, it was said.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1920-07-23

IT'S ALL RIGHT.
IL it comes from Davis It IS
rjght-right in style, right in
quality and right in price.
J. w. DAVIS E co.