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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
CHICAGO GRAIN NIAnKEr.

CHICAGO; August, s.--I.cssenlng Of war
tension today cascd the wheat nark~ I,
aud with welcome rains led to material
sst backs in the value OF corn and oa ts
wheat closed steady. unchanged 20 / cent
,oNer: corn OF J. TO ~. cents. OATS down
=, cents TO- cents aud provisions at a
cec!!ho OF Ia cents 10 u cents.
A. first tho wheat market had an upward
tendency "a result Of some buyin Z
m,Gr.oed chiefly to Russian refusa! of the
British overture for q ten-day truce with
ioIahn; II soon became apparent how
ever. that the current orders to purch SO
.ack-a sufficient value TO hold any ad-
:snce Weakness OF sterling exchange
counted also asains. tho bulls and when
about midday ru.Ior spread that a four
daT 3-:n!stlcN had been agreed TO tho
m-rket Gagged under Saturdays finish
Hot much powcr TO rally shown Ia ter
although no confirmation OF the arn!st!cs
ruinor was forthcoming.
icaFl selling OF corn followed the talk
OF four-day Ernlis;ice. and led 10 a
much aharprr hr.ak In prices th.n was
the ease with wheat. Partial ending OF
INC drought had previously ioltcd The
commence q holders. Oats merely re-
hcctod the changes in corn.
lrnylsions wer. dull
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PREDICTS CORN CROP OF
3,O03,000,000 BUSHELS
Malzc Shows Increase md Wheat
Dccrensc. According to New
Washington Estimate.
tDy Associated prcss.I


WASHINGTON, August "a three
billion bushel corn crop FOR tho third
t:ne in the history OF tho country was
forecasc today by tho Department OF
Agriculture on the basis OF condi-
tons existing August /. Inasmuch
as August Is the critical month for
the crop in the great corn belt of the
Middlcwcst II il uncertain whether
the promise of Il crop almost equal TO
the enormous ones OF 1912 and 1917
VIII be fulfilled. Improvement was
reported during July In the important
corn States with the exception of IL
linois and as result, u crop forccas,
of 22i.000.000 bushels larger than that
predicted July l. was issued.
Spring wheat was adversely af-
rust and the production forecast OF
the crop was reduced 29.Oo0.0 900
bushels from month ago. or TO a
total of 262,ooo.ooo bushels. The pre-
liminar| estimate of winter wheat
production was 10000 900 bushels
larger than forecast in July. making
the combined crop of winter ana
spring. wheat only 100000 bushels
smaller than estimated month ago.
The total of 7o5.ooo,000 bushels was
predicted in today's report.
There was Improvement in the Do
crop will exceed 400. 900 900 bushels
for the fourth time In the country's
history. & u. itavscJ
The tobacco crop, which has been
promising from the start. has shown
additional Improvement and proba-
biiitics are that il Will exceed the
record crop. produced in 1918. by
about 200.000.000 pounds. Total pro-
duction is forecast at 1911. 600, zoe
pounds.
Condition of the crops on August
! was: Spring wheat. 73.i per cent
of normal: corn. SCI; oats. SD: bar
ley. $40: buchwhcat. 90.5: white no
tatocs. SO; sweet potatoes, SEQ: 20
bacco. Sill; flax. SOL: rice, SS.T: hay.
90.5: sugar sccts. 9la.
oats remaining on farms AuEur+ l
is estimated at 5642O.OOO bush Is.
| compared with 93,0i5,o0O bushels a
year ago.
Production of crops forecast to-
day by the Dcpnrtmcnt of AgricuI-
ture from their condition on August
| l, was as follows:
Winter wheat. $40. oos.0oo bushels: spring
wheat. 62.ooo,ooo bushels: ali wheat
~, 100000 bushels: corn. 3.0o3, coo, os6
bushels: oats l.4o2 900 05 bushels: bar.
| dIccg. loS.SoS:ooo bushels: rye. u. 300.
S S%sels ssAG Miio suebhss'
bushels; tobacco. 100000 pounds; rnx
| it-a0O,Ooo pounds: rice. $1,000. 900 pounds
| hay (tamc). sS,600.O00 tons: hay Cwildt
| lS.SoO.0o0 tons: sugar bcets 8 900 Gat
tons; apI.lcs, ei5. 100000 bushels: I pcSShe.
$500. 600 bushels; peanuts 3S7OOu0i
bushels; kaii-s. i2d. ooO.o 900 bushels.
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CHICAGO fIvE sroCK MApKrr

,eoidlcAGQ. huEYnt s.-ttatto:. reccipts.
l.''p". cOoi ana choice steers Is centa to
. cents higher: medium grades steady:
common. strong: TOP steys. i7.2S; ye2rlIuGs.
lS.-S II 1890: eraIEy stock. s.S9IIs.1j: good
Lhi choice cows. ?.s0 n u 90: strong. medium
GRADE" tDGs,t1: stnadY tanners Ie9 q t.Is
steady bologna bulls. steGsIj1: Calves
Closed " cents lower. bulk vcniers 1870 EI
1870; heavy calves dcnoraiIzed. 81 lower:
sinckoEs steady to - cents higher
HOES: receipts. SZVpy: Dpenrd strong TO
10 cents higher. Lights closed weak Ia 10
cents lower than SATURDAY.: others held
butchers. is.9st1G.e5: bulk packing sows.
!hSWitt9: pisA Hteaiy TO Toe higher: bulk.
sheen: reccipts. 800: feeder lambs most
~ y cents lowrr: top. 1900: native selling
mostly l-H9U 1850. wcthcTs and ycarlinrs
.c 20 - cents iower. rwes stSudv TO s..S
, !, Caves steady: bulk feeder lambs.
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PRODUCE MARK ELS.
COEEEE-

NEW YORK. August 9..s;tili lower levels
wHrc reached In tho market for coffee
futures during todav's early trading with
SepIember contracts breaking below the
cents level for the first time since the
war period. Tho general market opened
a. 2 decline Of ~ 10 50 points and Sep
lower while December touched go. Nerv-
BUSINESS over Europehn affairs and the early
weakness OF foreign exchange combined
with the easier ruling OF the Brazilian
MARKETS. caused Wall Street and trade
The decline. however. brought in cover
ing which seemed 10 become more active
CLOWN, ,renoria that an American I'm
porter had purchased 10000 bags OF vaIor-
iZAtlon coffee and runors % iirmcr turn
in RIO; S-ptembcr rallied to a.2j and the
general market closed at a not advance
81; Decemher. 9..3: January. SS3: March.
500. coffee. nominal. Rio is. a.s to 20: San
t@S As 1,I ls TO H. Cost an! freight offers
shade higher. including Santo. Is al
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COTTON MARKETS.

[NEW, 1SFk. NuEust IA rally In cot
IN. which was brought about BIZ an un-
,niirEncd rumor that n four-dny tr,icc
IA becn arranged for on tho Polish front.
'iowing considerable weakness was not
today. Presume was resumed
tho outset and prices dropped 20 To- "a
btnts; From the Initial levels tho list
ire declined about p points further affair
|c start. There .wefc slight rallies iat.T.
Eariy In the afternoon the market re-
inrd much OF the forenoon loss Dc
WED weakness followed the elimination
q covering movement. which had car.
days, close. In tho final hour inc list
as off iac from the best. The close was
points va ~ W
ESpot. here. was 30 points lower at soc for
adding. there were no sales. Spot nj
cw Orleans was duiet Mt n decline ri
cent for middlinE ut 3G.&c: sales. Iis
The members OF the New York EXCHANGE
day voted to have no session on t6c
'urdav preceding Labor Day
RccciDIs at ports: Galveston. I472: New
leans. 1000: Savannah. ..i3: Houston odG
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SIf(.AR

SEW YORK. August 9.-,rhe local NM,
J.ctt.'F I'd" sugar wan easier and r3-irr,
th5,;ria under Increased offerings al
err, az. W.. vas not active. az refiil-
Thsr. ,S Smourh sugar for. tho time being
90 w'!" sales of 500 bags q. 1,,,hs :;
~ hnEust sh!pncnt at iiA. cents cost AMI
ino..sSnn equal to 15,'O FOR centrifugal foI
.o", oy iurthcr transactions at liIS centa
tSi,tyraanna 1rrs!Eht; equal to 1850 Tor cen"
su,n- ~, INC market closed with more
"!IctlhC at 1877 cents for C,ir,l., cns,
'rI,ar. sS Sysl. fnuai to 1860 for cenirifuEa
,.ti,,S were ALSO sales OF 100 tons OF Iirazi
"mt's ny IL cents e. I. T.
dc,! .!srr vas no Improvement noted In tn,
49, 11E reNnod sugar aud prices were
H. ~. -. H''''eu at Il to 80 for limo Eranu-
After little a-mncss a. the s.,,, ,r.
,n,s. inr e'' T and little buying by com
100. i"l h"IS"E. sugar futures cay,d m
nhG"r increased onGrinEs pro;nntod nv az
,,m n. ,ru,IhF OF the spot market viii, finaI
t1hS 10 81 points lower for oiJ
~ ue!ifnr!os. Now crop, were nm
M. ill.,, although business on the whole
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CABLE LAYER CONTINUES
AT ANCHOR NEAR SHORE
L. 8. Drstrnyrrs iSccp Patrol In Outer
Iinrbor Ia Prevent Landing
of Ship,
tny Associated Press.

MIAMI.l FLA, August 9.-Thc
British cable layer Coionia continues
to ride ut anchor three miles ou;,
the flotilla OF United States destroy
crs is Keeping up the patrol of the
outer harbor, and there Is no new de-
relopment in tho situation brought
about last week when President Wi.
son ordered the army and navy "a
prevent Inc landing at Miami of tho
western Union Telegraph Comp1ny's
proposed South American cable until
propcr permission had been secure
from the state Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

JNEW ORLEANS, August divide dcprcs-
the unfayorable construction placed OF,
reign political news although for a while
I'D consented to truce OF four DAYS
used a strong tendency to react re
Q close wa. net. losses for tho session of
to 30 points. At tho lowest OF the dav
|'wn; Tho, ,trnco, rumora Dul prices back
within II tn is polnts Of last weeks
AIDED down 10 s0i5 from which if per
No.. TO 397S. finally closing Mt 3J.as.
as oxtromefy unfavorable 1t had no effnct
|hatoHer ON values and hardly served To
liz TO tho official returns radn fell in all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10
Crew Abandons Yacht.

WASHINGTON August 9.-Rcports
IoachinE tho Navy Department to-
ion, OF New York. had been n6ard-
oncd off tho Florida coast on August
y, inc crew being rescued by tho SPAN
Tampa for Balboa, Spain. The reason
FOR the abandonment OF tho Yacht
was not contained in the dispatches.
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CoTToNsEEp or.

HW fOI:K. August o.-Cottonse.a NJ,
cnr,,!o"e r Tor nearby deliveries du. 70
"r.t Muci port trade demand and % r,e r
SeT. @ sIeaS cotton Late months. however,
buying and lIrht offerings Final bi1, nous" vns
.,i r'' h lower 10 10 net higher. sales
C-nI o@Ise!s Tenders. 800 barrels lbrlmc
- n,ie' nominal: primo summer yci Low snot
-; 80, -: ocDSe'nber. $40: October. l2GO: Ian.
.n M .-.yg' all bid. Prime winter yellow
-hu sSHlincr white. nominal o"
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NENY YORK CURE.

NE" YORK. AUGUST 9--|TranslctiOns on
inc curb today were coInparativcly light.
opening weak, but imDroyinE toward the
or Values IN many Issues were acutely
disturbed. with some stock selling 1T new
low records and numerous issues showing
losses ranking from fractions to over 1
points NJ the same time there were
many stocks in both the petroleum and
Industrial groups that held remarkably
steady. \ new low record was made In
siniinJ Petroleum. which ranged from !.
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woonxockct Mills Clo.c.

WOONSOCKET, r. l., August o.
Notices posted today that the Nyanza
cotton mills would shut down next
Saturday and remain closed for two
weeks. General business depression
was given as tho cause. Tho mill
employs about 1000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

aisS,i to 7LD and Rio as a. 90. American
., b .ra onieiaI cables showed an adva,c.
q decl!na ines ~ ~ a as dollar buying raie and
nHeSSnsedI Mi,,, n I,n price In rio was
70 20 Tgis lower Brazilian porr yrr S'iiEsI
- "ii..Yy; J,gnd!ahr receipts. 400. Sai;o;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-08-10

sections OF the bel; over Sunday and a.
many points the rainfall heavy. PrI-
vaic raports claimed excessive rainfall
over a considerable area nua some Scctions
COMPLAINED OF Increased insect DANA &c
FOLLOWING recent cloudy and moist weather
with temperatures somewhat below tho
nOtina!. BulliHh traders were inclined 10
claim, that August crop deterioration had
already started.
Tho n.st new bale from Nirs!sSiunI
marked at Liberty. was shipped 20 this
market todaY where 1t SOLD IA: &, cents
i found.
LIVERPOOL. August 1.--Co;ton suo, n,
lalI demand. prices ca.lcr. Good Ul!.Itr.g
~. fuiIr mdtilng. E.4: In.idling. 2ssi:
.1w intdd!inE .4i.. good ordinary. 1910:
~ AineI!ean. ieSeipts. 1900 bales In
o.uIihc 100 AmeT!chn. Futu-es closed
nat. =L2'. March. va; May. -5sG. Ju!y.
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no sales: recnipts. ISL sarks. rnIiicr, re-
I s.enh rloe. outlet: no gales: no r.csi,,is
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PEfERSHURG PEANUT MARKr,T
heported By Rodgers. Piu.nmer e Co inc

rp,>-,c,, petersburg. Va. August Q 1870
sFi NiSH.-Farmers' Stock: . -'-'.
vIte;t,fEfft sdulist: no sales reported.
MARKET weak.
Fancy FUN hos Or mn ~
DOS. extra urine. Sic per Id.
Dpu'tIioo., prime. SIC per ID.
nunnsrs extra prime Sc per lb
Suhnc's prime. TIC per H.
SAc..!hs stock. &c TO &c per N
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Port movement:

T'OTt m0vcmcnt:
New York-Middling. 300; stock. asf3.
Minor ports-S;tock 26SS
Total tod9yaooIseceipts. 6oc7: exports. H.
Total for wcek-Receipts. o.50: exports.
Total for season-Reccipts. 27.H4: exports.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Sales,
Stock.
GOO Advance-Rumley -. -.
700 Advance Rumlcy. pfd- ..

GOO Advance-Rumley -. -.
700 Advancc-Rumlcy. pfd -
1900 Allis-Chalincrs ....-.
Allis Chalmers, pfd- -..-
700 Am. Express ........-...
1000 Amer. Bee; Sugar. com. i.
$500 American Can .,.......
Ainc rlcan Can. pld. 49,.
1900 Amer. Car and Foundry
800 American Cotton OIL. j..
200 Am. Hide and Lea. com.
1900 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd.
ZOO American Iinseed Oil -.
1900 American Locomotive -
1900 Amer. Int Corpn. ...-.-
$500 American Smelling ----
700 Amer. Safety Razor---
700 American. sugar ;----
600 Amer. Tobacco. COM 80
1900 Amer. Sumutra ...--..
800 Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
$500 American WOODEN --....
9700 Anaconda Copper $500.
200 AtchiSOn 800. $500.
900 Atlantic Coast Limo -.
y. &. J.. OF CT. (Balto.) K.
1900 baltimore and OHIO -.
$4,000 bethlehem steel. IL. -.
bethlehem Steel. SO pfd
1000 baldwin Locomotive -.
1900 Caddo OH ..............
bl00 Canadian Pacific
400 California Petroleum -.
400 Central Leather, com. :.
1900 Chesapeake and Ohio.
Chicago Great Western .
Chi, Great West. pfd D..
1000 Chi, MIL. and St. Paul.
20S00 Chi. r.. I. and f.. com
100 Chi. IT,. ]. and T., go pld
200 Coca Cola ......
300 Cruciblc Steel Cor. com.
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
100 Col. GRAPHIC. ........
$500 Corn Products. com. -.
1900 Cuba Cane Sugar
ls90 Erceport Texas .........
200 Erie. ist pfd. $500.
$4,000 General Motors
1000 Goodrich. com.
1000 Great Northern. pfd..
2iOp Great North. ore C,fs. b.
SOD Illinois Central
290O lutcrboro- Nickel 60,
1900 Inspiration Copper -.
2400 Int. Mcr. Mar. com. /.
1900 Int. Mcr. Mar, pfd.
200 In, Jsnncr cprn
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pentinc. E.;n. 1.5e: sales 10: receipts. 4;+:
sh,pnsnts; l:pOS. stock. S;ici. isosin. stesdy:
sales. 1.GS: receipts. l.!iJ: shipments. 2.JD0
stock. to.3is- Quote: u. 100: u. r. r. q.
al. l. X NJ I.y1: ~. VIC. WV. lLVo.
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DnY (:IDDDN

NEW YORK. August 9.-cotton goods
were quiet in todLy'J market. with print
cloth priccs somewhat easier. Yarns con :
iinued duh. while littlo action was reported
In wool goods. Silks continued quiet, but
raw blk Is accommodating.
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LONDON. August 9-f,ar silver B9., n.r
" ohnr, Money; per cent Discount rates:
p!i!s. ca per cent. 'n'h
NAVAL STORES
SANISNAli. GA. August a-Turpentjn.
nm m, h'S'G; sales 1903: receipts So2: shin.
s sa,ct s3l joo recSis 1Si Ship,ncnts. i25a
G.. IL. i. X. II. n. VIC. WV is. 15as;. r.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. August 9.-Tur.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20
Court Refused to Grant
Maintenance to
Mrs. Mayhem

The marital relations of DR.. s. Dixon
Mayhem and his wife were abruptly
severed in Oclooer last, when the latter
packed up all of her personal belong
ings and del arted with their two year
old child for Atlantic City. The sequel
TO this separation was the fling Of a
suit later by Mrs. Mayhem, through
her attorney, Clarence A. Cole, for sep
arate maintenance. The sum asked for
was an allo anc of $3.50 per month.
A hearing in the case took place on
Friday, February Is, at Atlantic City
before Charles V. d. Joline, a master in
chancery. Two of the illnesses We're
Senator Bright and Commi sioner
Ryan. A decision WAS rendered yester-
day in favor of DR.. Mayhem, and the
care dismissed. DIR Mayhem was in
formed to this effect hts morning 10y
his attornty y, John Fl iris.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20
FOR SALE

Brooklyn-Har Apartments, Including
two stores, leased to local Gas CO.. NV.
corner Atlantic and Wildwood AYES.
Qot 60x8O.) All modern conveniences,
including hot water heat, hot and cold
water, gas ranges, gas and electric fix
lures, etc. All apartments rented and
stores leased. A high class investment.
Present income $1,000 per annum. Price
$4,000; terms to suit. This property
has an u~nequalled future before it, and
can easily be made to yield a larger in
come. Particulars of
Investment Co., of Wildwood, N. J., Inc.
Room 512) 800 Fifth Ave, New York
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20
ANGLESEA

A surprise party was held at the
home OF Dorothy Price, Thursday,
February II. Those present were:
Esther Carlson, Rachael and Pauline
Grace, Ruth Price, Marie Ekstrom,
Ruth Riggin, Adelaide Smith, Isabel
Corson, Pauline Aspenberg, Mary
Shivers, Raymond Gibbs, Wilson
Mathis, Warren Riggin, Harold Braid
wood, Marvin Chadwick, Lewis Nidorf
aud Erick Miller. After having a good
time the guests departed at a late hour.
Among the Sunday visitors were
William Bowers and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Hewitt and son.
Isaac Smith attended the funeral of
his mother on Saturday at Millville.
Early Saturday morning a baby boy
was born at the home Of William
Bishop. The baby's name is Louis.
Mrs. William Barber returned lat
Saturday after spending a week with
relatives in Philadelphia.
Fred Robinson aud family have been
confined to their home on east First
avenue with the grippe.
The fishing sma k Nelson, owned by
Captain Hokeusen, returned last Fri
day from Georgetown, S. g., the fish
ing being poor. The Edith Louise also
returned.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20
A Personal Letter to You, Reader!
viii You Respond?

Recently letters were mailed to nearly one hundred &c
the prominent business people on Five Mile Beach. appeaL.
ing for funds for the Near East sufferers. but resnonsee
were few.
The Near East Relief is an organization. incornorated
by act of Congress to meet the needs of the famine STRICKEN
area in Armenia and Syria, and noble men and women the
country over are carrying on the work of relief. The money
we give is used to buy food for starving women and
children. Thousands of little children have but a sinole
garment to cover their nakedness and to protect them from
the bitter cold of winter.
The quota of this island is a little less than a thousand
dollars. County Chairman Judge Eldredee informs me-
and he adds that Stone Harbor has already gone over the
top. Wildwood is tagging. Surely this comparatively
small amount should be quickly and cheerfully raised.
Many towns are aiming to double their quota.
Wildwood must not be a lagsard in this campaign. It
is up to our substantial citizens to lead in the matter before
we pass the hat to take up the collection.
Give today and save a little child from starvation.
One Wildwood woman has asked this question: "How
long will it be necessary to help the people in the Near
East" This question is answered by the relief organization
as follows: Providing the political conditions become
settled, Near East Relief will cease its emergency work
after the harvest of 1920. However, it will be compelled to
continue the maintenance of the hospitals and the orphanases
after this date"
"The sufferings of the Armenians and others in
the Near East appeal with special force to the people
of the United States. The response should be prompt
and generous. l enclose my personal contribution.
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
Contributions may be left with Jed Dubois, chairman,
at the Journal office; or with COPYRIGHT Smith, city hall; or
f. Foster Goslin at Coombs Lumber Co. office.
The following cash contributions to date are acknow-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20
Notice

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing Of the members of G odwilI Fire
company will be held in the off e of
the Wildwood Gas com pany, Atlantic
and Wildwood avenues, Wild wood,
N. j., on Tuesday evening, February
oath, 1920, at eight o'clock.
The object of said meeting is for the
purpose of choosing a name for said
company by which it shall he incor-
porated and directing the filing of a
certificate of incorporation. 1t is re-
quested that all members shall be
present.
HARRY G. KoENEKE, Secretary.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20

The Sunday Excursion train
was resumed on January IL,
1920. Leave Chestnut street fer
ry at 100 a. m. Returning leave
Wildwood at Sis D.. m.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-02-20

WaDted-$2 600 On first mortgage.
Address JOURNAL Office.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-29

DRUIlARD'S FLOWER SHOP
 Flowers, ferns and potted plants Next to Palace Undertaking Parlors.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-29
HOT, DIZZY FEELING
Atlanta Lady's Uncomfortable and Annoying Condition Relieved,
 She Says, by Cardui.

Atlanta, Ga.-Miss Alice Frances Young, of 2S East Alexander Street, this city, says: After entering wo- manhood, I suffered so much with womanly weakness. My back ached. I would have, at certain times, hot feeling that seemed to go to my head. Even my shoulders would hurt, and it made me very dizzy and uncomfort- able. When the blood would flow to my head-I suppose that was what it was-I would faint and feel so weak.
 "I couldn't do my work. I had good position, and this was surely annoying as well as embarrassing. I would usually have to go home and go to bed. 1 certainly suffered greatly.
 T heard of Cardui, and my mother bought it for me. 1t was the first and only medicine that ever did me any good for this trouble"
 Dizziness, headache, sideache, back ache, tired-out feeling and other dis agreeable symptoms are often signs of womanly troubles. Thousands of. wo- men who formerly suffered from these and similar ailments have found Car dui a very valuable remedy.
 Cardui is composed only of pure, vegetable ingredients which have long been recognized as of medicinal value in the treatment of many diseases and disorders peculiar to women.
 Take Cardui.
 Your druggist sells 1t. NC-i40
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-29
Local Engineers to Hold Open Meeting on Tuesday
 to Discuss Highway Act

For the purpose of discussing the proposed state highway act. that will be voted on in the general election in November, and to inform the people of the district on this important mat ter on which they will take action, the Bisbee chapter of the American Association of Engineers voted at a business meeting held last night, to hold special meeting to which the public is invited, next Tuesday night
 Representatives from Douglas and other towns in the county will be in vited to attend and express their views on the subject. The engineers believe that many voters are not fully informed of the contents of the act.
 An open discussion or the matter will clear up all doubts in the minds of the voters as to what action they should take.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-09-29

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