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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-17
TO OUR CUSTOMERS:

TO OUR CUSTOMERS:
We invite your subscription to the shares OF this Cor
poraton as described in the following prospectus
Mulberry, Florida, March II, 1920
Cooperative Phosphate Company
incorporated February 1920 for the the
business buying acquiring working developing
phosphate properties erecting acua
ing dry mixing plants throughout the territory.
capital million dollars @
divided fifty 100000 the value
hundred $ooO0 which divided twenty thousand
100000 Preferred Stock carrying WITH guaranty of
7o dividend accruing January h 1921 which
preferred stock is retirable after ten (o) years
balance thirty thousand COCOON
shares of Common Stock voting
power of corporation.
PHOSPHATE BUSINESS
Phosphate essential ingredient of fertilizer sold
principally fertilizer manufacturers who it
phosphate which mixed with potash nraes and other
produce commercial fertilizer is also puvered and
applied by the that stage.
Phosphate deposits necessity their chemical
properties varying per s66 sevenour
cent 4o Phosphate Lime and used for
NEST consumption
The LARGEST deposits grades of phosphate
found in POLK oesoto Husborovsh Counties Florida
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-03-17


The proceeds of this will build
and equip modern phosphate plant detail the property
which now Polk County Florida all convenences,
buildings equipment and houses its needed
and also expects qualify to do business South
Carolina and will there calculating
ing plant with making
SALE OF STOCK
SAID stock Corporation direct
to the purchaser from its Mulberry Florida thereby
right to accept or reject the any subscriptions
Yours very truly,
L. NJ PlPKlN, President
fo further Information Clayton Killer Hotel eudno
Or n0okmosan Company National Bank Lakeland
Florida
Farmers Cooperative Phosphate and Fertilizer Co
DIRECTORS:
|. N, PIPkIN cMc,Avro,
j. ]. sWEARtNGEN : 49,
" 0se aerous of making absolute safe 7o nvestr,.n will
See VS. at your earliest convenience We are oonc IN ole
~ e"s"ee 10 get some an absolute safe and ao,nd
~ we are organizing the Co on.rat;v. pnos,h.te
- Nee company with the offices AZ muhs,-x E,oda
:" "e near future to be operation in the
s "'e rnophates and Fertilizers This s eh.no. - o.r
'e Tune to get stock in proposition Of th,s t,.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12
LECTURERS AND INSTRUCTORS.

DR.. E. A. BRYAN, State Commissioner o
REDFIELD Superintendent Public nstruc
ton.
THE PRESIDENT of the State University Moscow,
DIR. ELWooD CUBBERLEY school of Education Stan
ford University
Mr. j. C. MUERMAN Director Administration
Colorado State Teachers College, Greeley.
MR. C. L. HARLAN Director Tests Stan
dards and Measurements School, Lewiston
RoTHRoCK Superintendent of Spokane
Mr.. T. R. NELSON, Supervisor of Art Music, Nampa
KRoHN Physical Training Portland Pub
lie Schools
MISS GRACE GALLET, Crusade.
IMPORTANT
Every expected to mark
this placing () every
period attended during
with and address
your County Superintendent Immediately after
Friday the
this Institute.
All sessions will begin promptly time.
prompt regular in attendance.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12

in Payette.
E. B. Dorathy, retired farmer, $50
Sixth ST., Payette, say My kid
neys were out of order and l suffer
ed considerably. The kidney secre,
tions passed so frequently, / could
mt get much rest as l had to get up
many times each night. Ny back
was weak and lame. AS | had used
other Doan's remedies with good
success, 1 got box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and tried them. 1t only
took a short time for them to cure
me entirely"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pillst the same that
Mr. Dorathy had Foster-Milburn
. Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, NJ Y :.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12
New Uses for Laminated Woods
Prepared by the U. S. Department of Agriculture

The pedoy pnant of manufacturers substitutes
iose
looks to pIuar bis fame The forest laboratory the forest
United
Of
utilizing small lumber among
from this material have given
Whether would of
their white ash clubs with
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12
NIGHTS OF UNREST

| No Sleep, No Rest, No Peace With a
Lame or Aching Back.
Weary the lot of many kidney
sufferer.
Pain and distress from morn to
night.
Get up with lame back,
Twinges of backache bother you
all day.
Dull aching breaks your rest at
night,
Urinary disorders add TO your mis-
cry.
If you have kidney trouble,
Reach the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only
Have made an enviable reputation
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1920-08-12

Bowling
mined The initial
cited Indicate there is Id
which Illuminated he successfully Attention called
that while the broken under
the glued joints indicating that the artificial joining has been
accomplished in
Shoe lamnate
in of
thoroughly
factory holsters
carefully just
tesW y company $ giving these articles Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
CELEBRATE SAILING or
PILGRIMS 300 YEARS AGO
Faithful Reproduction at Southainp-
ton OF Scene When Fathers
Set Out for America.
LIZ AsSOCIAtvu HreNs. l

10y Associated Press
SOUTliAMPTON. ENG. July ga
hundred years ago OF that little hand
OF adventures known to history as
the Pilgrim fathers. were rc-enacted
today in pageant inaugurating a
TOUR days celebration of the tcrccn-
tcnary Of the sailing of the Maynower.
The pageant was preceded by n
luncheon rendered by the Lord
Mayor. There were 400 guests at the
luncheon. including prominent per-
sons in American and British official
life and the heads Of various Anglo
American societies.
southampton. DESTROYS Of reminding
the world Of her proud claim TO fame
hs the original port of cmbnrkation
OF the founders OF the American
commonwealth. is wing with ply
mouth In commemorative the event
10y staging today's pageant which ia
entitled John Aldens Choice" nj tho
ancient quay9idc near the west gate
through which tho Pilgrims left be-
ChuSc no roadway existed, and garb-
ing the performers in Puritnnical
nress an attempt was made to have
thc reproduction uE historically faith
iui AZ possible. The gate has re-
manned through the Intervening CEN
turies az vcritablc monument TO
the Bilgrim voyasers.
Outstanding events o! American
history, including the Boston Tea
naft!, Lincoln making his address at
tettysburs and American interven-
tion In the recent world war were de-
pictcd In the pageant. which will he
repeated during Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesdays programs Of the ccle-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

South ), n. Meadow Street. May 81. 1890.
: i. II. Martin to Charles f.. Ruchrmund.
trustee. No. .o2s chanin street, June 30.
1920: $3.50.
Ralph Rcdhcad to Charles +. Ruehr.
inund. trustee. No. 2O2G Chaun Street.
July 1. 1920: 81 100.
,,i M1ris IL. Enslow. l.. -. husband, TO
1905, cas-, line Enssow Avenue IS ,ce;
n9S5h Melton. north iSxiio feet. July IL.
Max Il, Capl2n 10 Henry :. IIutzlcr ct
Street isS tS., ives, DAVIS. wss, '' 2 zee; ;'5
Vs. II. N"rthc:n TO Arthur f. Chapman
trus,c.. south line Grove Avenue $50 feet
east G!l,aour. cas-, i2oxl.9 feet inchcs.
TO Leon 81 &clson ct al. 'w; Tus,..s - S Scs
;;iT-s-io.i2 north line Main Street e05 feet
Inches by 80 fee, inches july !. 1875:
G. ~ Tron,ncr. ANA T.orcna tw!,c, 10
block. west G!ntsr PARK. July J. iS,o -; ;,i i.
3. H. M"ador to r. Lorraine Runin =.
al. trustees. No. @o east. line Fourth Ave
July II. 1920: .l.sio. ''e' h"''h ''Hi",
J. "; ON. i.ouia NJ. tw!tcD to T. I,or.
r ,.ti RuM!n 81 al. trustees. cas-, line Viz
IKE! feet July z. 1910: $50.
Mary ELLIS J.nkens. Carter Ashton. ST.
N -, and, to " l.; Tyi@r 60 al. trustees.
t ,,G south j:aburnum youth ioox21J fco:.
Mary Ellis Jenkcns ~ ais 10 William T.
Tyler ct al. trustees. southwest com -,
rrox25p feet. July J. 1929: So 10 - ''' ~
huIh ilin'nons ct ais to II. II. HARDWOOD
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EReal Estate and Court News
BARGAINS AND SALES.

cs.sS ["f soS Si5Dftas"n Ma;s fa'n
III ~ inches July is. 1870. Tax,
Nary Z. Flinnen, W. c, husband, to
is % arFs s9 . SS l Gros vest .oa "S
y sfiso fee, ineh.s,To July -. 1920. Lien.
5"ff ss so fos SOUTH I1s Ez1Se!e
july JUS 10 inH ssc: z ie. Lien ''7''
{; T. . Na5ie i. Ensi%s%! -; isSs cas-; tn;
haf;S .sxiso feet Iu ifs b "t sso M TSn
ag S@.ehs! M.sy 3 's 10
and w1sh!nSton 2sxso feet. July -. 1870.
!snq y sa SST. NS5is ,i'n tm..a, s 1873
I Is.; stree, So ief' by $50 fee, July IL.
Harry Frisdman. West line oaIwood Iss
Jul! JUS 10. $50. " Lien ,!s5S. Tax. $40:
l-1ysrS- kaSg Eashe Is}h sf9 ,.. 20 y
Avenue ~ feet 10 inshss, east Davis. cas-,
= rSins,ils ss1!S Il. ssr.
Ai MsS .na Ssss e 60 f 1S north Ii
line chaiIn 5: fett 5 Inches cast Row:
lana, east IL fcet inch d - ictt ,
inches. Lien. 1880. June ]. 1920. Tax
Max =. Eu9hrmgnd 70 7: Il. coshnl. 40;
inches cas-; Rowland CAST 5 feet Inch
~ Sc feet. Lien. $3.50. June 30. 1920
Mss Rusnrmnn. E q p Goq use, =,
inches north Cha'iin. north IL feet 6
1920. Tax. $3.50: SIC.
Max r. Ruchrmund TO F. r. Martin.
No 202s. north line Chanin Street. ltI feet
Inches cas-, Rowland cas-. i3 fec;
inch by 50 feet Lien. $1,000. June 30.
MSr f. Rnpehrnund, and Rairh Rcd;
l57 feet inches cas-, Rowland. east l3
tcct inch 10y So feet. Lien. $500. July
Roher; Lee Powell. Lula u. Powell
north 81 fec, J inches hy 40 feet. Lien.
$4,000 July Is. 1890. TAX. $500: $40.
David -. Evans Annie II. twife) TO-
John ~. Donahoc. east line hawthorne
Avenu" 81 feet south Brookland Park
,,,ouieyysrd; south so;2s ts ct by 1871 feet:
40.
$. Tate. 81 y. LYitel TO Y. l.. Powell.
$500. July is. 1920. Tax. $3.50: $40
Rober, u. Tai!cy. special commissioner.
70 G. H. iadd south line Floyd Avenus
Lewis Ginte- Land and Improvement Co.
Gintcr Park. January u. 1920: Set0).
l. y. Vaughan. Margaret s. twife) to
George Kinds. northeast corner Broad and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

As!s J 1., %i'fi9 ,sJ feet: Liens 5000. $3.50
,n h.ei Roy, Goid6erx TO GcorEs Kinds. south
.. I iSto tses ,nohes. Liens. $500 July
Maris l.. Parsons ct ais to LcI,oy Cold
pe.k. NO. 2.i2 nirth line Grove Avenue 100
8 1920 Liens $500. $50. Tux SO So 81; 11'y
Sofah Is. Clarke to J. H. Mcudor. No 500
cast line Fourth Avenue 10 Zee, north
81 p ~ north G9xiD feet. July Ii. 1870. Tax
a.; and T.. and Il. and II. Railroad
Somntc,ion COMPANY to city OF Richinond
SS,u.m Hhc Canal Street AK TO iS;!viderc
"ureIui ,I,niy ~. 1870. Tax. 81: SO.
II IL. iarwood OF al. Speciai corrInission-
ali ~ muEh rimmons Clara CwifeJ. no
tnIn north line Floyd Avenue $50 feet
Inn iincn ns nest belmont. west 3sxiSl feet
IVY 10. i,!n Tax. si.s0. SO
>.,a.ile ana Claiborne. Inc. 10 Ella II
;;.".'EomyTy. CAST line Lamb Menus ssso
i"ct north BroOkland Park BSuicvard
IL I'll f'@i'' feet. July 10. 1870. Tax. So
>, s;nmelinc e. I.irhtfoot ct MIS- 20 city Of
EEiiHinhinonu. northwest corner virginia and
IN ,'"ih streets tcaii5.2i feet. June 81! 1870
LAM Company of virginia. Inc. 10 Cot.
III ,Saddicry Co.. Inc. No. Iii iIl3C cast
II" ,mnago street 352l26. uune %, l:.0 Tar.
;, virE!nia Trust Company ., al, tpv-o,
npnnft 10 Mary Berry Bryant isos nort h
',hc hi.ioFer Avenue 9S feet Inches vast
""'h ives; 2'ni2o feet. June u. 1890: $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
COAL SITUATION BLUE
"'nck Dihmnnd's Revie,, or the Field
Offers \" Encouragement 10
ChrTs OF Fuel.

Black Diamond. the fuel journal
In It's last Issue gives a s;iu ploomy
account OF the coal situation, and mi.
AFTER careful survey OF the prodIc.
tlon ana consumption fields il SAVE.
no general Improvement in the coal
SITUATION can be reported az this wcsk
closes. Manufacturers and domestic
consumers alike are growing, more
ciainorous In their demands for fuc;
steam coul users. many of whom
nave hooked large orders for their
product, arc bidding vigorously
AGAINST each other. and price. con,
tinuc TO edge higher
IN the lace OF this increasing To-
nIahu. production shows no ucrctrti
oie Improvement. Here ana there q
, ,ay, reports "A gain in tonnage over
last week. but these are balanced hv
others who have fallen behind.
ihc government. various state u.i,
ny commissions. and civic organiza.
lions are making active inquiry INTO
,he situation. Everyone agreen tnat
!ne cause Of the shortage is u. .r,n
tnn. mas operated since early spring.
."SN OF empty cars at the inInrs an.
- 'ne nisoTEanizcd condition in which
.nc RAILROADS. were returned to their
owners, and to labor troubles walsh
nave hnmpercd movement OF cnrs
ooIn loaded and empty
Inc various orders OF the Inter
STATE commerce Commission have had
utt!e erect There is "A general ey
peo'ation that the government NAV
49,, ere II Inc domestic consumers
prs'h 70 icel The pinch and make out
cry. but there is little hone thar anv
agency can do much more than il bc
Ing done. '' i" "c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
CIIAIsTEKS ORANTED.

\, Brri!ns'on Corporation. Richmond. Va.
MaAiinrn capital sock. six shares: mini
nluic capital stock. three shares. without
nominal or par value. II. Leslie Wilkins.
president: J. V. Tnlicy and John H. Ro-
cock secretary. all OF Richmond. Va
General real estate business
roi Eas' M.vtr Grocery Company. Inc. Mar
TAI stock. 100000: minimum. s5o.Ceo. H.
y Johnston. president. oakyai". W. Va. (:
n. RAY Johnston, general manager. Oai;-
H Eais: " va: H.. = Johnson secretary.
othThlc. w: Va: IT. Cadlc. Sarrows. Va.
w. M anl w: Il. snidow: N2rrows. Va.
,S GSGs Hntorm compaay ,Iac AerfGik
mum, 1000. lanes $. Grooves. president.
Norfolk. Va: VIM. B Rudolph. vic"-prs ST.
dent. Norfolk. Va. and Ross q. Wagner
secretary. Portsmouth. va. Manufacture
Guy ana sell uniforms. wearing apparel
Anent'msnt to charter 81 Blackwood
stock from 100000 to 81. 900. 900
"ecretari. increasing maximum can't al
AMENDING mt to charter OF Farmers Seed
ana supply Company. Inc. Lynchbu-E. Va.
!. u Harvey. president: II. l.. Harvey.
. An"ndmcnt to charter OF Vance Motor
Company. Inc. Chihowie. Va James b.
Tate prcsid. mt: e. &. Cunningham Ercrn-
tary. CHANGING name to Ch!lhowlc Motor
Supplemental, certificate of INCORPORATION
TTr'n'cn casssil- liclcombc. Inc. Roanoke.
nainc 20 Casseliiioilkc Company. Inc
Certificate OF authority TO do business
In virginia issued TO Minnesota I;mplc.
mcnt Mutual Fire Insurance COMPANY: "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITIES
DOWN IN NORTH CAROLINA
Greater Cotton aiiiiS the Order OF
Dny-AshcSiilc Crfnmery Max
Ing Additions to Plant.


The Cora Cotton Mills, OF Kings
Mountain, have Increased their cap
tia! stock from 100000 to $500. 900
ana VIII more than double the size
anu capacity of the plant.
Thc burned plant of the Hardwood
manufacturing Company at Charlotte
is being rebuilt at Il cost for buildings
and machinery OF sl25.00O.
The Carolina Creamery Company of
Ashcville. is erecting Il fivc-story ad :
dillon. TO it's already big plant in
Ashevillc.
y company with 100000 capital
stock has been Incorporated 10 cstab-
lish and operate a candy factory in
Charlotte. The company will really
be branch OF the famous r. ID.
Christian Co, of Atlanta, Ga.
The Waxhaw Mining Company, au-
thorizcd capital stock 100000. has
been incorporated At Monroe by local
and Baltimore capitalists.
The Lee County Cotton Oil Com
pany OF Sanford. has increased its
capital stock to 100000. and will en-
large it's cotton oil mill at that place.
The Forsyth Roller Mills OF Win
ston-Salcn. have Increased capital
stock from 100000 to 100000
The Coliaps!blc Rim COMPANY OF
Ashcvillc, recently Incorporated with
100000 capital stock, has been or
Sanizod with James j. Nichols as
president and W. w. Bruce as secre-
tary-trtasuccr.
the southern Asbestos Manufac-
turing Company. Of Charlotte. is
erecting $4,000 addition 10 It's
Charlotte plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
TRUSTS.

Ella ~ Montgomery TO T. w pv,a,,
norih mas cal I'm. !ins Lamb Avenue 25o Zee;
Ella ii. Moa,s9rneg?y ' to 'WySog ny,, -,
.rus,ec. east line Lamb Avenue $50 faei
. STias hf ss; dn s!f oouiSysrd
Mary berry bryant to w. c. Evan.
III l $50: IS s. t l.a' Hanover Avenue. June
sarah Winston to F. ". Boxlev. ,ru..
,,,,ss 40 zoos. north lane Leigh s;rneI
IL iSso VS. VS. 2l.h wra, :sxio5 feet, Juiy
,r1 aIhn 6 co9osr TO II. l.. Jordan ct al.
July IS. is9ao5h! ,s 2lS.l' south ''si:2 feet.
Joseph NJ Kahn: Florence r. twi,e) to
Mn ain Street Go 50 III 'Tnsise south ne
s s9r ives; 2osl5s ,c;,. July Is. iiss.o:
y JG;cph:n. stnl!nr.. J. j. thushandl TO
ssiha.nTnherlayne Avenue and Myrtle Place.
s'SNISG feS,. July Is. 1920: $3.50.
,t: Marie IL Enslow: l.; II. ehushand) TO
line Ensiow Avenue 81 To-, north W.iionn
north tIxitn feet. Iulv IL. io2o: is's5o"
An 1sahn y. siedd, Adtic NJ. ,twltel toll G.
corner N"rth Avenue and Meredi.h c6 wrSs
J John LIS = siedd: AhbIe,. NJ s,cda. to
S.st corner North Avenue and Mcredith
S'Tsst: ogSl3o feet July ~. 1920: st.noo
1p narf ,y, r palma''eT, to Pollard & laarSv.
;ing;on, n feet wcst Moshy. wcs, ie .osn nf
chsrlsss.y 10 ds2O: .i.77o.
st,s.t iuly ]. 1920: .i.3so 'ha'''n
H. t.oshiil to Charles + Ruch-,r,,d
is:o. {, Etno :oae cha:Hn Street June 50.
ca r. consc. Margaret IT, couse "a
cha''e' +. Ruehrmund. trustee. 30 20;
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RELEASES.

re. L., cEutchncld. trustee: to Marie D.
55lcshon: 80; >. east line Marshall street
81 1lssssi Inches by 1913 feet. July is. 1920: :
s. q Meredith trustee. to w. q. crump
Juiy H. 1920: {2.i52.5O.
u |Hmn ,is L.: liudsins. trustee. 20 Sarah
H.. 1920. 1000. " ''''
>. A. V. Shea ct al. trustees. TO Joseph NJ
in ein: sS wns, line Main stree, z52 fee,
May 90. 1890! $500. WIS., 'O1i'' iee;
r jenkins 80 7is f Maw, 1s,ges 20 HyS Mary
July =. 1890: s2.I2O.
KITS. 10y II block l.. July Is. 1920: ti.i.0
=. Poliard x Bagby. Inc. to g. c. TyIer
NO. 1898. south line cnTrlnEton III Zee;
i wSs, Mosby west 2oxie5 feet. july s..
>. SitterdinE ct ais. trustees to Mary
:, : inehe =, west Thirty NTH. Yves; 10 fcct !
n AI.haf T. Ghap,nsn: ,ras,e III 10 ' DavlA
July iS, is5S: 5000 t?eS 6 roland Park.
n 81. Long. trustee. to Samuel II Fuaua
incnes east Mschanicsviie cas-, 3oxl2i feet,
!; Al; Se; East Gain in"t stree, isSy
Levy e, al. Nos 2ioG-s-iS.i: f:as, H Masp
street July g 1870: $500 '''"
- a, j. che wn!nr. Jr.. ct al. trustees Ia
ou ?is la hgh ~ : 80, ejceK s.
h Lorrain" Runin ct al ,rys,.. go
vh"rnar 6. Runin. lot H. block - j,,r
20" i,,m m.iiEh Is Ju;y u. 1922: $3.50.
folk Eaulprneni Co OF $offolk Co;u5,G no So,-
steam roller. June 20 800 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

course of debate ia to see that they
have In common a single citizenship.
Ills motto as Governor is unity and
be friends"
Colonel Storrs was one OF the prime
movers in the establishment of an
independent Arab Kingdom. He ia
rs ychrs old
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

Washington Terrace Corporation TO sam
Sosby. 80. isi south line Marshai
ttcnth. west IL feet - Inches by &c
feet liz inches. July Is 1920. Tax
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
ENGLlSHMAN SUCCEEDS TO
CHAIR OF PONTIUS PLATE
Colonel Ronald Storrs, Graduate of
Cambridge University, LIS the
Governor of Jerusalem.

III! Associated Fr'.'S.
JERUSALEM. July 24.-Thc Office
OF Governor OF Jerusalem. once oc-
cupicd by Pontius PLATE. Is now held
by Colonel Ronald Storrs. Il graduate
Of Cambridge University and son OF
the dean OF Rochester College, Eng
land
His task Is one to test the admin
istrativc ability of any man. Jcrusa-
lem is a city OF disun!ons. where.
Whatever may come OF the future.
for the momen: Zionists and Arabs
are passionatcly divided. and to steer
q just path between them anu in
duce them 10 join him on that path
Is thankicss work.
1t is to that task. however. that
he chiefly devotcs himself. Twice n
week he has meetings OF his favorite
Jerusalem society. where French,
Italians, british. Americans. rabbits.
Iionis,*. leaders. commercial men Of
standing and others who are In any
way prominent in the life of the city
are brought together and in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25
Lnunch stcnmrr slde,,I.e.

GLOUCESTER. y, Y. July a.
me 1880 ton combination passcn.
ser and cargo steamer James Otis
was launched s!dcwise at the Pusey
ana Jones ShiHyard today. The vcs-
se!' which is fully completed. lief, the
ways with steam UP and whistles
blowing.
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Cotton Factory for ,,onc,,

NHI.EIUIi. y. c, July 2i-The Mon-
cure Manufaetur!ng Company. incor-
county parties. with 100000 cani.
tal stock. VIII establish a mill ~
the manufacture of cotton produci.
~ Moncure on the Scaboard Air Lilo
halfway in Chatham County. Thc
organization OF the company yI,I Ia
completed next week w
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Army Plane. Reach Fargo.

FARGO. IND. July 24.-Four arm
airplanes. on their flight from Min
ola to Alaska arrived at 1:I5 p. n. d
day from Fort Smelling. Mimi. TIL,
left Fort Smelling at lo:45 A. ~ d
Go,y H6t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

Minnesota corporation with no capital
STOCK. establishing An Office In Richmond.
Va. and Designating q. y. Randolph. Muir
nhyS UOtcl. ItIChmond. Va. agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-07-25

ct al, trustees. Nos. 3ili-sili-A north line
fioSd Avenue $50 feet inches wcs; iA.l-
mont west 5!xlSl feet. July IL. 1890: $500. ..
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-08-27
CHICAGO POLES MEET.

Chicago. Aug. 16. - Seventy-five
thousand persons of Polish descent
took part in 55 mass meetings through.
out Chicago yesterday at which resolu.
tons were adopted condemning Boil
shevism. calling attention to alleged
Bolsheviki propaganda in the United
States, maintaining that Poland is
waging n defensive war for her free
dom and independence. and ''cannot
make peace without being enslaved t.
Bolsheviki rule" and thanking Presi'
dent Wilson for his Polish stand.
The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1920-08-27
COAL FAMINE DANGER
IS BEING OVERCOME
Close Cooperation Of Al Interests In.
voived viii Effectively End Pres.
ent Fuel Emergency

Washington. Aug. 49, Reports to
the National Coal association made
public yesterday said that during the
first three days of the week the aver
age daily quota of 1000 cars loaded
Mt the mines serving the Great Lakes
movement was exceeded with total
Of 12.43O for the three days. Ship
ments from the mines on Thursday
and Friday" the statement added. "in.
dictate that the full quota of $4,000 cars
for the week might he reached"
Every indication points to the eff.
fective operation of the new program
recently put under way by the btu.
minOuS coal operators and the railroad
executives to overcome the acute soft
coal shortages in the northwest and
New England. as we'll as the rest Of
the country the statement continues
The experience of the last two
weeks shows that close cooperation
of all interests involved. under the
comprehensive coal priority plan is all
that is needed to put an end 70 the
SliIelStli'S lilibuSll WHICH lit HatioIl
has passed in the last five months.
although the flow of coal from the
bituminous mines to the Great Lakes
in the last two weeks has been below
the requirement. still there has beer,
such an Improvement as to impe those
handling the situation to believe that
the shortage in the northwest will be
overcome before the close of lake
navigation in November