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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
..DOBSON's MEN EXPECT
TO HOLD THE WILDCATS
Scrubs Game With McGuirc's Uni
vcrsity School Postponed Tn
til Monday Afternoon.

Signal drill. scrimmagc, dummy
tackling. charging tho charging
sled" and studying plays by Illus
tratcd lectures each evening are the
things that are going into the Spiders
training this week at Stadium Field
in preparation for the strong Wild
Cat gridiron machine from Davidson
College, which will be in Richnond
today and seen battling blossoms
crew At Boulevard Park tomorrow.
The charging sled was showed up and
down the field yesterday by alter
mating, groups of lincmon and back
assignment with a vim.
The use of the heavy apparatus as
aniicipated will put dirty" in the
rrably worry Tie ths D SaV ns'S and
develop II defense that will keep the
locals goal from being endangered
10 any great extent. Its benefits.
however to the pre$cn, spider ma
chine are only speculative and will
be tested out in Saturdays encounter.
Yesterday was pobson,s final
under the aggressive mentors dircc-
ton being at boulevard Park today
for. light signal drill. While 1t is
believed the Spiders can stand the
during the 1920 season. Spidcrdom is
hoping for weather more conducive
to the Gridiron game.
Tomorrow'S contest will he Rich
mond's first big college game Of the
1920 season and VIII start at O'Clock.
giving those who attend plenty of
light in which To Witness the close
OF the game. The North Carolina
clcven's appearance here is only the
beginning. however. of worthy ma
chimes that the Spiders expect to en-
gaze this season and next season.
The Spider trainer will put on the
field to face the Mild Cats tomorrow
eleven men. the cream OF his large
squad. and on the bench he will have
= reserve aggregation that can re-
licvc the starting team and I'LL any
gap that might occur. Jones will be
seen at quarter ut the beginning of
the fray. with Iicglcr. Snead and
Wilkins or Spencer. his running
mates. behind the line. with Towiil
in check for use later. Upon these
ana several other strong ground
gamers Dohson hopes to carry the
piSskin through tn" Davidson de-
Tense. There Is some uncertainty
over the line. which has been greatly
strengthened
Today'S contest between the Spider
scrubs aud Mcc;uirc'S University
School. which was to lie played n,
WeSSihnnpion, has been pos poncd
until Monday afternoon. AMI Will
come of then at Stadium Field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
REPORT RAPID DECLINE
OF S0VlETiSM IN RUSSIA

ton OF the reported rapid decline OF
:ceiyed By the State DEPARTMENT. in
,.adrices OF n reliable character"
secretary Colby said today. The dis
patches, he added, have set forth
every symptom OF the breakdown In
the Soviet government"
me great majority OF Russian
peasants already have rcpudiatcd
5olshevism as form of govern
mcnt, Mr.. Colby said. and are turn
munistic units TO replace temporarlly
the old Soviet orEaniZation The de-
nartment.s adviccs. he added. showed
of government had ceased 10 cxis, in
many parts of Russia. Out OF tho
local communistic governments. Mr..
lobby said. he believed there would
Ioiiow q gradual coalition into rep
resentatire and democratic form OF
national government ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
BALLOON RACES TOMORROW

;. EIHMiE;GiiAai ALA. oct. FL
Preparations hayy been conpIctod n,
the international lai!oon races whiichn
NH begin her Saturday affcrnnnn
when the "DIm.ughau" tal;as ~
air az AS, piloted ~ Roy +, Donald.
hon ana carrying new paper men ns
The 'BirminEham' is not = co,,.
'pe'itor in the GorIou Hor.,.at, 1911.
contest. which Is seHedyiea IN,
~ 4:3o. the balloons - non ~ r." =,
ing order: '0'I""
First. French balloon Il, 4ao T. :,
second. United states Amy biirgHii,,'
i;3i j.. NJ, third. Belgian Es'ian''
S:as j.. NJ; fourth. tho !tal... .,f."
plIcted ny Major Vale 80 J. NJ
MIN, America" piloltd ~ N s.
honeywell. l;iG T. N s.NI italian
entry. piiotcd by Major AladaIg -
y H., seventh, Goodbye. .ro'.t
BY Ralph tpson. 4:J4 i. ST.
Besides the Gordon BcnucI,. ir,....
which is held at present vs. U!I-i
paoD. Of Karon. Ohio. who wuf, \, q,
80 at Paris. cups and cash pr,,.t
totaing $500 are offered ~ III
Aero Club OF America, tho Birmi,,r
l.Sm CSSmber Of Commerce IL,
inrrDinsSam Age -Iicr.,ld and the In.
ternxuonal Civilian Club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
10000 To SEE CENTRE
. PLAY BIG HARVARD TEAM
300 hooters Accompany DanyilIe
Team to Cambridge for To-
morrow'S Hard Game.

DANVILLE. KY. Oct. 2l.-Tha
special train carrying the Ceptre Col
lego football eleven. which viii play
iiarvard ut Cambridge Saturday. left
mere early today. BESIDES twenty
seven players, the train also carried
ABOUT 300 boosters. including college
Students and Danvillc citizens II is
nchcuuled to arrive at Cambridge to-
morrow afternoon.
CAMBisIDGc. MASS, Oct. 2l.-Har
.aIu ohivcrsity's preparations for tho
snme next Saturday with the "wondcr
.'eSch or Centre College, are being
i NIUE Doth on the field and in tho box
onice on !, scale comparable with the
usual prcliminarics for tho nnnu:,l
contest with Yale. Tickets for ths
stadium have been exhausted nj.
thouSh extra stands have been tucked
INTO every available space
lose 70 thirty thousand persons
VIII see the game. the first real test
against a big college team for tho
edcrcn winch has gone through two
Captain Horwccn, Of Harvard wb,
has been out OF the game for Ten
days. because OF an injury TO his sid.
probably VIII have to STAY On IN
side lines, and Sedgwick, FIRST strin,.
tackle, VIII also be missing Thc
strength of the Crimson reserves has
been called upon to I'LL their placcs
Coach Fisher has been giving the
team practice OF a nature to nj tho
men for "a hard game. The Centre
College squad will be offered use o.
the stadium grihiron Jointly Win
Harvard after their arrival tonorro,w
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22

take crack at Ketoncn and the
championship. il h. is successful
AGAINST Turner tonight
Inc boxing carnival which the
Arena management is to present TO
us patrons OH the 2Sth will be the
pest athletic program ever offered
ihe sports of ltichmond. and all the
nonts promise to produce fast. ag
sresSive mills, during the course of
winch 1T would not he surprising to
see one or more "kayos"
iicEbert Cole 1873 pounds. of Rich
mona, vs.. Young llcenan. 1875 pounds.
or Richmond. four rounds.
PADDY" Mills. 100 pounds. of San
nrnnGGisco,e vs. Johnny McEvoy. 40
Otto Staples. l35. pounds. of Rich
from the aviation camp, six rounds md
''Battiing" Witt. H. pounds vs..
iunner Leonard. l3S pounds. OF
Billy Wolisiencr. I9S pounds. of
pounds. OF Philadelphia. six rounds.
One and possibly two battles royal
among the colored battlers, live in the
ring at one time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
LAST OPElN-ALR WRESTLING
OF SEASON TO BE TONIGHT
rams Present to BE Given Tickets for Complimentary
Boxing Matches Scheduled for The 2Sh
Battles Royal Included

Free admission cards 10 the 'boxin,
program at the Broadway Athletic
Arena Thursday night. October 2S,
Viii be given, the fans present at the
Arena tonight ut $50. when Joe
Turner and George Emerson VIII
meet in the final outdoor wrestling
match of the current season. 1t is
urged that patrons of the graphing
bouts held at the Arena during the
last season he present tonight that
they may take advantage OF the gen
erous plan Of the Arena manae ement
10 witness three siX-round and two
Ionr,round fast fights and a battle
royal on the 2Sth
PARTICULAR interest attaches the
meeting OF Turner and Emerson.
since the former, has been beaten by
a middicweight but once this season.
mat being when Waino Ketoncn de
ieaied him several weeks ago and
TOOK away his mat crown Turner
ihinks he can come back and is 10
Try again. this tim" against George
emerson. M to now a vaudeville
strong man stunt performer, and
OF whom 1t is said that lie is also y
Sclcntiic wrestler Emerson is a
regular middlcweight and means to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
PETER MANNING TAKES
$4,000 ATLANTA PURSE
George NJ. Wins 2:1O Glass Pace
Tor Southern Horses With
EQman Driyinu
BY Associated 1'rcss.l

ATLANTA. GA. Oct. 2I.-peter
Manning. bay gcldlnE. driven by
Stokes. easily won tho 2:Os class trot
Tor purse of $4,000. the feature
event or today's grand Circuit races
here. His best time was 2e04 al. and
for the last half Of tho third heat he
made 40 Ia.
The 2:01 pace was taken by Cap
tam Mack. brown horse, pilotcd by
Pariin. who took the first two heats
but lost the third to Jay Brook, driven
by Edman. There were only two
starters in the trot open to two-ycar-
Odds. AMI BoEalusa, driven by J.
Thomas. easily took the $1,000 purse
The 2:lO class pace open to Southern
horses. proved one OF the most close
~ contested matches OF the season
hcre and was won by George NJ.
owned by William Gallagher, oil
Selma. Ala, and piloted by IIdman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
HUGHEY JENNINGS MAY ACT
AS BASEBALL COACH FOR
CORNELL NEXT SPRING
NE Associatcd Prcss.l

ITHACA, y. Y. oct. 2l.-IIughcy
Jennings, former manager OF the
Detroit American Baseball club, may
be chosen as Cornell University Base
bail coach at a meeting of the Alumni
Baseball Association here Saturday TO
SclcSt u COACH Tor next season. lem
ninGs. il was announced here today
IS expected to attend the meeting.
Tho former Detroit manager is an
aiumnuS of Cornell and coached the
university baseball team in 1904.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
VIRGINIA HAS LAST WORK
BEFORE RUTGERS CAME
Team VIII Go to New York After
Game as Theatcr Guests
OF Alumni

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, Oct. ol.-
FirSinia's final practice before the
game Saturday with Rutgers. WAS the
most satisfactory of the week. Head
Coach Warren devoted much time to
instructinS his men how to brenLr IN
forward passes. Rutgers has had
much success with her aerial attacI,
In recent games. and If this style Of
play can be checked. Virginia should
win over Foster Sanford's Wnrda
Fenwick and Russell exhibited good
form in drop Kicking. with the scrubs
charging on them. The former boot
ed iour IN row between the bars.
Following Saturdays game. the
squad OF twenty-five players Will
leave for New York, to be the guests
or New York alumni at Il thcatcr
party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
VIRGINIA LEAGUE MEETING

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, oct. 2l-
George 5. Barnes, president OF the
Newport News Baseball Club of the
Virginia League, has been advised by
w. y. Bradley, Of Richmond presi-
dent OF the league, that the annual
meeting of the directors will be held
October IS. at Suffolk \ schedule
for the 1921 season will be adopted
and other plans for the season per-
ffcc;eu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
MCCOY, OF RICHMOND, VA,
LOSES IN POCKET BILLIARD
MATCH TO 0RVILLE NELSON
LEY Associated rrnss ]

CHICAGO. Oct. 2I.-Orville Nelson.
OF Rochester. y. y, defeated James T..
Mccoy of Richmond. Va. 1875 To- 100.
In todaN's play of the national pocket
billiard tournament. Frank Walter.
of Kansas City, won from Mathew
Long. of Los Angeles. 1o5 TO l0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Mcn MINT Auxiliary.

Fnthcrs and brothers OF cX-service
men want to become eligible to ioIn
the American Legion. The idea Is 10
form men auxiliary TO the orSaniza-
ton. y. NJ Harvey. OF Topeka. Kan,
has written National Commaudc Gal.
BIRTH suggesting the formation OF
such an organization.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
CoIonhinn Minister ArrIyc.

INV fDNk, Ocl. >l,-Juan Cutter
~. Colombian minister To the United
states, arriving here today on tho
SioamShip Iacapa from South Amer
ga. announced that the Colombian
goVcrnnent had decided upon a policy
suManteeins absolute protection 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Hunting Hymns

ihere was great mnrksman
named Mark,
VINO wnf shouting one dny ut a
The lnrk new with EIee
from small doEwood tree,
Nhowh rs doEwOod because of it's
bnrk.
There WINS bold hunter named
Nick,
Who performed remarkable
trick.
"With my shotgun" snid he.
81 Will stir this feed tea,
anu Ill sec IL thIs ten has n kick 2,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
BAGBY AT AUGUSTA

AUGUSTA, GA, Oct. 2i.--Jamcs
the American League. and one of the
aces of the Cleveland hurting STAFF.
was the guest of honor here tonight
AZ a municipal banquet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
'rhrcc Killcd in Gr. E,nIo.Ior

'HI.NINIEN FNT.I.N. =. =, Oct. q =
Three mon We're Killed here today at
the p!"nt Of the Electric Bleaching
Gas C6mpauy when ono OF the tanks
used in Tn" process Of manufacturing
'hI"rIh" gas exploded. Ono side or
TIC building was blown out
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Orch ILnocI,. uu, S,,,,h,

SOUTH EEND. IND. oct. 2l.-IIar-
Gunboat Smith, of Brooklyn, i'm the
hrst round OF their schedule len
round bout here tonight. Grch dron-
pea ms opponent with Il left jah af-
ter but few seconds OF firb,inr
The men are hcavywcights.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-22
Stramrr Zncu nurninm

TDET OF SFNIN, TRINIDAD. Oct,
2i.-The United states Shipninf.
Board steamer Xaca. from Nnrfoil,
took fire here last night ana is s.jI'
burning. TIL" vessel was bnachcd IN
prevent her sinking
Warren sheaf., 1920-08-04

farm bureaus at Lansing. s..a
Chicago-Automobile accidents took
: toll Of 10 lives in Chicago and vic.
Unity IN one day. There have been 2e6
deaths since Jan. l. resulting from
automobile accidents. <sss ~
Foreign
Rome Pope Benedict has named
Aug. 20 as Knights Of Columbus day
at the Vatican. ~5.@ = ~
London-Americans have offered
the Persian government large loan,
according to an unconhrmed report
sent BY the Daily Mails Teheran cor
respondent. H. -....
Warsaw-The Lithuanian govern.
ment has delivered an ultimatum to
the soviet government demanding the
immediate evacuation of Lithuanian
territory by Red troops.
Warsaw-Representatives of Poland
and Russia are In conference over
the term Of an armistice, hostilities
between the two countries being sus-
pended in the meantime.
Warren sheaf., 1920-08-04

Woman's husband. He came here from
Minneapolis and charged the woman
with 8bigamy. The police alleged both
are wanted in Minnesota. II
~ Seattle. Wash.-Introductio Of ono
million Japanese laborers Into the
northwest for stated period of time
to clear logged OF lands now lying idle
was asked by Frank Torrance. White
River Valley farmer, before the house
Of representatives investigation COM
mittee on immigration and naturaliza-
tion.
Ironwo0d, Mich.-In a statement
published here, Mrs. A. W. McClaran,
mother of Lee V. McClaran, travelling
salesman, who was killed by James
Griller. alleged white SLAYER, appealed
to the people of Ironwood to prose-
cut Griller to the full extent Of the
law. The statement recalls that Mrs.
McClaran's parents were killed by 4
burglar in 1888 while the family was
living In Wisconsin,. r 81
Calgary, Alta.-Gen. Critchley, we'll.
known in Canadian notary circles, has
AoSA AAeoN eSAN I1A0A AAtV GW0AlCO tUC0O
battalions of British and Canadian
war veterans to settle them on q 1,000,-
900 acre estate according to news re.
ceived here. The settlers, it was stat
ed, are organized on a thoroughly MILL
tary basis, including four fully equip
ped air squadron. The expenses are
met by the British government with
an appropriation of 100000 pounds
sterling ,r 80
Lansing, Mich:-Development of a
wool pooling system similar to that
established in Michigan and few 9TH
er midwestern states this year on q
scale that will embrace practically all
the large wool producing states in the
country, thereby enabling farmers to
deal directly with manufacturers, is
part of the American Farm Bureau
Federation program as announced by
President J. R. Howard, at meeting
Of representatives of midwestern state
Warren sheaf., 1920-08-04
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
OF BULGARIA
How They Keep Their
..... Beauty

Women of Bulgaria are beautiful.
They have rosy cheeks, bright, spark
ling eyes and beautiful, well-rounded
figures. They keep the blood pure
with natures rarest prescription, Bull.
garian Blood Tea which relieves con.
sttpation, indigestion, sour, gassy
stomach. liver, kidney and blood trou.
bles. Every woman can have a beau
tiful complexion if she will only take
a cupful Of this pleasant medicinal
rare Herb Tea once or twice a week
Just try it and see.
Bulgarian Blood Tea is sold by al
druggists and grocers everywhere.
Warren sheaf., 1920-08-04
Big Happenings Of the Week
! Condensed for Benefit Of
] Busy Readers.
TOLD IN A few WORDS
Kernels cuIied From News Of Moment
In Al Parts Of tho World-
OF interest to All tho Peo-
pie Everywhere.
Washington

Observation-Disclosures to 60
ahead in the mapping out of policies
Of the shipping board under the new
merchant marine act without awaiting
the appointment of new members of
the board was made known by Admir-
al Benson, chairman of the board
Washington - Telegraphing orders
for special elections in states of Mexi-
CO where such voting privileges have
been denied the public have been issu-
ed by the department of the interior
at Mexico City, the Mexican embassy
was advised. The elections are to be
by October.
Washington-An increase of about
per cent in freight traffic in rail-
roads of the country the first two
weeks of July against year ago was
reported today. During this year t.
597,295 cars were loaded, according to
the report, against 1,553,071 year
ago and 1,769,242 two years ago.
Washington-The Shipping board
announced acceptance of three bids
for supplying a total of 1925, 900 bar
rels of fuel oil for government tank
ers. Prices ranged from $1.10 to $3.50
a barrel, the board agreeing to char
ter to the bidders necessary tank
steamer transportation at a monthly
rate Of $3.50 per deadweight ton.
ashington-Warning has been Is.
sued by the department of agriculture
81, ~ ifc
that interstate shipments in package
form must bear statement of the
quantity of each package. Some ship.
pers, the department said, are disre
garding the provision of the federal
food and drugs act which requires
such labelling.
Washington - Instead of being
swamped with applications for the
Victory medals, the war department
has received only $4,000 since June 21
when distribution was begun by the
army. The department had prepared
to issue approximately $4,000 a day
at which rate it would have taken
four months to complete the distribu
tion. At the rate application" have
been coming in, however, it would
take almost six years to issue the med
ais to the men entitled to. receive
them.
Sporting
White Bear, Minn.-Jack Burke
professional, at the Town and Coun
try club, St. Paul, won the state ope1
golf tournament championship thu
second consecutive time at the White
Bear Yacht club course:
New York-Jack Dempsey, world:
champion heavyweight pugil;st. l.
Warren sheaf., 1920-08-04

mot" averse to nghting negro boxer,
according to an announcement here
the International Sporting club. In
reversing his attitude on tie color
line. the champion stated he Is ready,
to make a match with Harry Wills.
New sYork-Sir Thomas Upton,
owner Of the defeated America cup
challenger Shamrock Nv, announced
that he had accepted the invitation Of
Mayor Hylan to give civic reception in
his honor here. The tentative pro-
gram includes a concert and public re.
ception in Central park In the after
noon and dinner at one of the hotels
in the evening.
Geneva, Switzerland - A. young
French Red Cross nurse, Marguerite
Fpnchs, is said to have established a
record for women by swimming
across Lake Geneva, from Evian d'Lut-
ry. She w*s ten and quarters hours
in the wa'er and was b:tfeted Ivy
rough seAe from the middle Of the
lake. Though the distance was only
about eight miles, she was obliged
frequently to change her course.
Domestic
Los Angeles-Two oil wells were op-
ened on city owned property by an
earthquake.
Los Angeles-Gasoline has been so
scarce here that when train carry
ing 100000 gallons arrived from Okla
homa it was officially welcomed by
Mayor NJ P. Synder and officers of tho
Automobile Club of Southern Califor-
bia. They met the train at Alhambra,
near here, and rode back on it.
Cleveland, Ohio-The program Of the
national encampment Of the Knights
of Pythias here included a parade of
5000 men of the Nineteen Brigades of
the uniformed rank and 10000 mem
bers of the nonuniformed section, Ma
jor General William H. Loomis of
Grand Rapids, Mich, and his staff led
the parade.
Fond du Lac, Wis.-Pat Riley, who
recently suffered from poisoning, is to
be committed to the state hospital at
Oshkosh. He states that he drank 20
gallons of dandelion wine within 10
days. A druggist, of whom the man
sought to purchase poison, became sus-
picious and substituted a harmless
mixture.
Niagara Falls, N. Y.-Bobby Leach,
who successfully shot the Canadian
falls in steel barrel in 1911 has ex-
pressed his intention of trying it
again. The tentative date set by him
lis Aug. rs. @-sz,rs ,:.r '.~:-- ~.ss.~:-
Northwest
Vancouver 49, Canadian government
railroads will accept the schedule o.
wage increases granted to railway men
in the United States. 49,.
Butte, Mont.-Only six mining com
panies operating in this district made
any money for the year ending Ma,
81, according to the annual state
ments filed with the county assessor
Vancouver, B. C.-The Canadian ma
tional railways will accept the sched
ule of wage increases for. railwa!
workers granted by the American Rail
way labor board, J.. D. Reid, minister
of railways, announced.
Pendleton, Ore. - After pursuini
blind leads and false. clues for more
than 48 hours, every posseman search
ing for the five men who escaped from
the Umatilla Jail, after one had killed
a deputy sheriff, returned here.
| Winnipeg-Caroline Jackson: ant
William Dunlop, said to be from Min
neapolis, were arrested here on com
plant of a man who said he was th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-19
TOWN OF BlLTM0RE SOLD
Southern Railway to Build $1,000
900 Station on Site

Asheyiile, n. c.. March 19.-sale Of
Biltmore, built nearly quarter OF
century ago by the late George w.
Vanderbilt as a model town, was an
nounccd yesterday. The purchasers are
DR.. ]. A. Sinclair, Of Ashcvillc; George
Stephens, of Charlotte, n. c., and the
Southern Railway Co.
The amount for the town adjoining
Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt's summer
home Of the same name was not an.
nounced. The Southern Railway is said
to have plans for a $4,000. 900 passen-
ger station for Asheville on the Biltmore
site.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-19
Dividends


Peters Home Building Co., Minnca polls.
Mnn.-The Board OF Directors has declared
per cent tSi.15 peS SHARE , sn the preferred
March 81, 1920,
yoHs M'aH StS oT@TSs qe Sipsetcrs fp ,nei this tsIs
corporation have deelsrsd the twcInh lGthl
shared on the preferred stock OF record
March 20. payable April 1, for quarter end
Dearborn Truck Co.. Chicago. nl.--Ths
Rosrd OF Directors has declared the ftth
(si.15 per share) for period during March
81. 1920. on preferred stock OF the COMPANY
on or before April 10. 1920.
stevens, s,Dq1ssa; inc;; chlcopce Falls.
dividend Of IA. per cent tsl as per shared on
payable Aprii !; 1920: csrtihcates issued
OF period March 81. 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-19
willis $3.50, 900 to So institutions

Williamsport, Pa, March 19.--Be-
quests aSgreyating $3.50, 900 to ffty-
two institutions and individuals are
made in the will Of Albert +. Young,
probated here, Heads OF depart
ments Of the Bush & Bull firm. of which
he was senior member. received sums
from $1,000 to $4,000. The grand lodge
q MSssn s H IN 5rGSt tUr
and $4,000 is given TO the annuity fund
of the Methodist Church A trust
fund OF SAT 900 is created for the bene =
At OF Williamsport charitable institu-
tions,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-19

March IS, 1920.