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The evening world., 1920-10-29

ca SEES IN the past,
wasted effort.
The truth OF the
matter ls that q
play. 20 bo sue
ccssfuL must De
played In real
gpmes. or else IN
team IL very
likely 90 mess 30
mp somehow or
other 10 IS not the
same 20 use lt be-
hind closed gates
The evening world., 1920-10-29
RAGING SELECTIONS.
EMPIRE an

p, FIRST liace-Ravanus. Lady Stella.
second Race o. Sammy Kelly.
lovely lie Gaulais.
Tl'rd Race -- Prince OF Com.
Valerie West Chmcu.
Fourth knce - Recount War
Mas, Tom NcTuLelrt
l.'th Race East Indian Chimera.
2. eniolrur
.isth Race--Irsh ALbess. Frieh.
Goodbye. Y H.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

Columbia will have a reorgnnizcd
team for tho Williams game to-mor-
row at South Field. To speak Of the
little New England college means
benny Boyntou, the teams star quar-
ter. Columbia has been deyising
means all week how 10 stop the clu-
siyo visitor. who ranked as one OF the
leading quart,rbacks in the country
last year,
The evening world., 1920-10-29

s1rst hace--Silyer springs so b.
niau. MautNlq
fc.olI Race -- Bon LCdNClI.
.flttH iela rllr Mac
Third Race HarmOuiIue, Nlgnt
Bladder, 81 Michael.
Fourth Pace Ealllpolls. Sugar
Stint. Gionwtu
Fffl nace-Fis'G Joan Of Arc.
ounr Adam
Sixth Earc-polcner ugl4ros9
f,aCoutDutt
seventh Face Paui Jlnes. ~
Joe FaHuiagdala
The evening world., 1920-10-29

pEONlrGNCE r T.. oct 90 Young
montreal Wing of Sew England ban.
tans. scored 900 rasy victory over Harm,
t'Nltn 'l lUl.I1 at tlc National A ~
winning every frame il tW Ne-ruuu
contest u. hBI no. veteran on thr
verge of % luucNl ut ut several .urcs
D1ulu wcHLcd l22 pound rud Mont
reel AZ. pounds rin6aidE Al
The evening world., 1920-10-29

When Rutgers College stops out on
the grdlron Of the Polo Grounds on
Election Day tu face the eleven OF tho
University OF Nebraska tho boys will
wear black Jerseys This departure Us
wade I'm the interest Of sportsmanship
- Nebraska also wears scarlet. and al
lun-r of con 'usiOu might result, not
ly % the spectators but 10 the play
ara II some change were not made. Rut-
gers Will be numbered. using odd NUM-
bers. while Nebraska will use the even
numbers.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Actual Games Best WAY Now
To Introduce New OF
fenSive Power.
By Walter CaDip.

IHAT means all this. secret
w practice? Well Il may mean
n great deal, or It may turn
cat as Il has in some individual
The evening world., 1920-10-29
ACKSON AND EDDIE FITZSIMMONS IN IMPORTANT BOUT
Most Major League Clubs
Haze Managers Signed
For Next Years Campaign
Fans Surprised to Learn Ed arrow viii Be YankS Business
Manager, With Miller Higgins Retained As Team Manager
While Johnny EyerS viii Handle Cubs.

Ing the last TOW years OF the Eastern
League. now the International Dar-
row was chosen president where ne
directed the league for many yoars
under the Eastern r-gi1uc and In.
ternationli Wife handling tho
Rcd Sox, Barrow brought a wOr'ds
CAampiOnsh. TO the CITY OF culture
Unlike many baseball "lcaderR"
Barrow possesses great executive
ability toge lhor with hls extensive
knowledge OF the ptstimo from the
ground up" which have been the
potent factors In moving tire Yam
kee ownofs to appoint him in such
an Important capacity.
with Ever's appointment us the
manager OF the Chicago cubs 90 sue
coed Fred Mitchell, who handled the
Windy city team during tac cca Ou
o. 1920. Mibcrt Robinson nlN NJ,
HE "John Hancock 90 guide thu
Dodgers Tor Ihe nest three years and
Miller Hursiu1 scheduled tu Etru
this week Tor another year with thc
Yankees. the Wild managerial m
morB Uf the "Stuycpipc League arr
getting a severe waliop.
George Washington Grant. owner
OF the Boston Braves. ropudiatoc
the talk That Hugh jennings. who
severed his relations a short time
ago as manager OF the Detroit
Tigers had signed O. contract h.
handle the Braves next year
Jennings has every intention o.
staying right in the big show for
many more years. according to his
announcement from Scrantun. where
he practices law during the winter
months At least three ma jor
league clubs arc biddirg FOR ais ser
vices az the present time.
Cactus Cravlth ig mentioned a.
tciug Through" with the Ph'Ia-
dClphia Nationals Fred Mitchell
says ne vii. be manager 0f some
team next year 10 tGc bis lClEi-s
A new MANAGER has SET Go bee named
for the D,tro.t team. while IL o.
rumorCd that e. new manager will b.
rtCn at the Polo Grounds next sea
ron plotting the New York Giants.
as successor 20 tho pres nj manager
The evening world., 1920-10-29

THE Dempsey Carpenter fight
may 40 20 Cuba. according TO
present plans. but why Il should
be- decided outside OF New York isn't
clear We have a law on the statute
books 40 Albany permitting fifteen
round bouts TO a decision. ana %
Dempsey and the FrCnchman can't
fight under its provisions It's Joke.
IT'S nonscnsical 20 say that the Box
ng Commission Is afraid 90 issue a
permit Tor such contest fearing on
position from certain sources. All
fhls opposition was on hand ~ Al
b7ny hearings preliminary 10 the
passing Of the Walker bill. II had
little effect on the legislators, who
voted 10 lcgili.e boxing ~ they would
Cor anything else that their conatitu-
'nts wanted why. then should tho
hands OF those empowered 20 Ad-
minister the law be held up In holy
hcrror at the suggestion OF a cham
plonship matCh2 New York is entitled
to the best Co be seen ga a boxing
way and as long aH tho law gives
chem the privilege why thould IL be
deprived OF this particular bout?
The evening world., 1920-10-29

VIZ a TS Se ;aE about Ss 1 Sas.s ,nt Il
fight In Cuba turns out 20 be
plain bunk, INTENDED TO ease the mat
Der into the publie's mind and finally
create a demand for 10 here.
DO you suppu7o that Tex Richard.
hhllel patins the passage OF tho Walk
~ b'll. leased Madison Square Garden
tur ten years az staggering rental.
Just % let The Joe Lvnchcs Jack
snarkeys, Eddie Fit2Hmmonscs ana
While JlchaHEs box there. ana thcn.
when something really big. like me
i'cupseN-tnrpcnt.cr match. looms up.
urn 10 over 90 far away cuba?
There's something mysterious aoulc-
where. The delay until Nov. 4 In sir,
lls the articles ISN'T easily undergrad
x aH arrangements have been agreed
20 already why the Culans rpp-,-
scented as bc.n" anxious 90 stage mo
match should do business with mid
diemeni instead of dc,lnv directly
WITH the managers Of inc rltars r.
another thing which has us rupss.nr
rlp1nse we Nlll have t1 wait f8f
NOV ior the promised details
The evening world., 1920-10-29

VUJHEN Fitzsimmons fought
w Johnny Dundee recently ne
tried TO make an unnatural
weight and was dead" on his feet
lie had everything else but speed and
his well known strength. and Dun
dee outstcppcd him throughout. Jack
son Is fnyorite Tonight. not because
DE is any better fighter than Fitz-
slmmona but for the reason that Ed
die may not be himself az the Q
o'clock Weighing IN time.
The evening world., 1920-10-29
Opponent for Leonard May Be
Provided IN To-Nights Bout
at the Garden.

cor-rst 1871 tv the prove rsfs.eItF 30.
me Neu Y1rt E~rrirr World
1.-TWO odd-sizcd i35 Founders. willie
Jackson and Eddie Fltzsimmons,
VIII try 60 punch themselves
into match with Benny Leonard to-
might az Madison square Garden.
Their bout is scheduled az a fifteen
round affair." and a lively one 10
promises 10 be-, Tor there S. genuine
lsralry between the pair.
Jackson has a lot OF respect Tor the
fstic ability Of Fitzsimmons. This
% shown by his hsistonce on Fitz's
weighing IN az 2 o'clock NJ night. or
about an hour before ring time. in
stead Of no o'clock. While processes
20 BE- anxious for a crack at Leonard
and knows that a setback by Fitz-
simmons tonight would not only cost
him that match. but would also nf-
feet his earning capacity In rings
outside Of Sow York.
Both boys have trained hard Tor
to-nishts 40. Jackson hasn't so much
10 worry about as regards making
the weignt. but he has given lot of
time 20 developing power in his well
known punch. the ono which put
Johnny Dundee down In round and
nearly blasted J0hnnys career
Fitzsimmons's training has been
done under the personal direction Of
Jack BrItion. with Wow TO having
Eddie az the required 1856 pounds at
the dictated hour OF Q o'clock with
all hiG natural strength. Allowed 20
weigh IN at 2 o'clock n the afternoon.
he'd be there. with balls on. az Terry
MCGovcrn used 10 say. but the .
o'clock weight 90 likely 20 worry him
and deprive him OF good meal.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

bHcryth thing Tor Billiards and uowuny.
Tue brunaWlck- Bake. Colltndsr GO
~ W, a2d ~.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

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The evening world., 1920-10-29

Dry Moon, winner OF the Ardslcy
Handicap, Is a mud runner and this
accounted Tor the short price against
him. he won AL The way.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

Kswpis Calender. she TAFT 'Iitc boxer q Mn
n'aEoiH. who st1ppd DAMN ruFcn ia a fru
roun,a a. ths Bnmuc A. 4 on "Wednesday
night. vas uatchol Immediately afi- ne bout %
Caafry nQsa.s,rk b. meet Jars Certain - Ter
- Cts ior twelve rounds % the siine oi.fI COL
mkt Wc'n.ahI n.snt Cuua.n has bc'p do,ug
cousdgIb.s boxing u N.s Jvay.
The evening world., 1920-10-29

Teachers Pet was badly sloughcd
around shortly after the break In the
second race and had little chance
thereafter Ordinarily a quick begin
ner she has been on in a tangle IN
her last two races.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
otuys Rap At His Old r..


Dissaeal's unpublished novel siu !
read with eager interest by ali :,
care to learn his view Of bis a,
rival, Gladstone. who is therein /,
traysd - Joseph Toplady rales
In denying him any sense Of lx
the novelist does not exceed tht n,
ileges of poetic license. for ers,sIu1
his model was always In grim, SD
earnest. In declaring. however. 4
he was never seen TO smile Dts,1
somewhat maliciously exagresies 4
0ladstons's smile was not lnfrssss
aud WAS among his many penaa
charms. But Il must be remenhs1
that The novel was written xhes 4
I've Statesmen had long been sesf@
and unre3enting foes. and Diny d
10 good hater.-I.ontion Chroaiese.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
BOTH IN GRIP Of TYRANNY
Parallel In csoo % the eaesvsoe an0
ths Unfortunate loves eS
the Coenet

o. Z. Bradfut Of Xenia. the farmer
DELEGATE at the industrial coofsrence.
said at IN Xenla tea:
"A farmer was talking to me the
other day about the way the middle
man tyrannises over the farmer. and
be wound up with Q story.
sHe said the farmers position -.
minded him OF . cop. This cop saw
q fairly well-dressed customer playing
q cornet on his beat. and after the man
had played three or four tunes ho
walked up the front steps Of . hand
some house.
"'No. ye don't. friead.' says The COP.
Play yer coenet a. much - ye've .
mind to, but IN have no begin o. -.
licitin' On this beat
"Quite right. oincef.' says the cor.
netist. Glad to hear you're % strict.
! guess you don't mind my entering
my own house. though. You oee. wife
objects to my peactieing indoorA'"
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
RECIPE ron GRAY HAIR.

II haN pint q water - -. ~ - =
q. q glyessise. Aspk = ~ heif tytee .
Veek until i becomes ~ ossass9 oeeoe.
Any druggist en- put tlie - q - "a -,
nix Il st kone ct vssy little est. Il vM
Ersdually dasksl stseaksd. hded g!sy hasss
and viii mate harsA hair cost eAa eeag.
Il win not ee'ee the scalp. = Hce eessav .
ersasI. and deeo not rub o9.-A4V.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
WOMAN,S CRIT.
EAL TINE

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lsss5s ts!esi1s !s:.ip1se g -
49, - aes9 - 3 ssysf la1ee =
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8eeA. 0u0llA. 4. !.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
The important One.

4 young stenographcr was dis1
Ing her Christmas shopping with q
girl who worked across the hal! ID
her. "rve got something for al {
nieceo and nephews except lhe n
ct one" she said. ''nnd she il q
two mooths old. Can't you sse
sogDethlng for . baby Of that sss!
TIE other girl smiled. why {
yoa eolAg to get her anything! I.
asked. "a baby two months I
Doesn't know there is such = ihias
Chrletmas."
no" agreed the s,cnos'spsa
thea ad0ed wisely: but hes 70
Doo't eclipse the good heaH u :
b. q mean, selfish deed. Sun,hiss
what makes the corn grow.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
.RECkLFS
ess4ET IT.: II. :: G. ne

oog0o - SeoGss the s,ish,..
Soqeo04 o0eo0ee q your frsekiss =. NJ |
-1o0Reo 0eyoa61A-o gusrsnissS ~
oeo9y 3se q osnss Of o,Ais.-1.| 1
le1ee = 7 alghs aad morniss -,
QAoo)4 oooo - that even lhs ve,.a n
have oo0oo - disappear. Will, n.
cSse ~ yeaeeneA saiirsly. II = ~,
SSsses1 sS.ss Sc ~ ~ ~" csees u assdsA \
- 00eo - est Tor the dovh,.
0eoeoA. - taeo = sold undsr Gvs,ss..
0ooo1 oo4k u I fails 70 remove i,es,s
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

z =; r.: - r EIsys.sss ~ !;:..'.ss, : . - -
V2n ! be01a - tlpseve I'D = - ~
(ee0 WAA ] Vae Wsll-h ~ 6eee a asoGh
:k5k .1a r siils II 81 azSaoS. i1sa II 80
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

-,.=.=,==@ =. =.=,
wsssss. Nsvspapss Unioa News Service.
Louis g. Farnsworth. Q junior an
student at the University OF COLORADO
and son Of F. L. FarnswOrth OF GULL
son. Kan, committed suicide by hang
Ing himself to bed post with . trunk
strap at Boulder.
The beet growers Of Crowley coun'
II. at q meeting held at Ordway. Or
Gauised and elected Dale Belshe pres
ident. The new body plans many I'M
portant changes and has outlined IN
extensive campaign.
Galley Brothers Of Creighton. Neb.
have sold the Genoa State Bank TO
Jssse r. shyrack. until lately assist.
ant cashier Of the Hugo National
Bank. Galley Brothers founded this
hank nearly eight years ago and have
had charge Of its operations down to
ths present time. The new owner
takes possession Immediately.
The finding Of . large body Of rich
ore at q depth Of $500 feet In the
Portland mine 70 regarded ~ the most
Important strike made At Cripple Creek
IN years. The ore shoot II said to be
from six to ten feet wide. The coarse
rock. II u said. 10 bringing returns At
the mill Of go ton. while the screen.
ings are running from go to $50
NA> ~onue, nos.,u.e.>lou>x~ - TN1ns,a.
las have engaged the services Of Ray.
mond Miller Of Rife. Colo. - county
agriculturist for the coming year. He
= . graduate Of the State Agricul.
tural. College and u highly recon-.
mendsd BY that institution. He also
has practical experience - . farmer.
having operated Q ranch near Rife
for Some time.
r. z. Chatfield Of the Nucia section
70 o. the campaign for better roads In
Paradox valley and volunteers to drag
tAs road from his ranch to the city.
He viii give $50 on road work In other
soctiona The boosters are locking for
fifty more men to duplicate his offer.
They figure the road matters will b
ven cared for u they get the add.
tiooal help.
Phoebe A. Bates. % years old and
repated to b the first white woman
born In the city Of Dsnver. died At her
home. Colorado Spring.. Mrs. Bates
spent hsr childhood In the portion Of
the city now occupied By the city hail
and which at that time was the red.
dence part Of Denver. She was promi.
nsnt in pioneer circles both In Dsa.
vse and Colorado Springs.
Construction work on Manitou's lat.
ct building project, a dance pavilion
and convention hall, that Il to include
q hotel, restaurant and swimming pool.
at q total cost Of more than 81, ,OOO, ,OoO
in all. has been started at Nanltou.
a p. Woodside Of Colorado sprinxs u
In charge Of building operations for
the Pixies Peak Hotel and Amusement
Company, which IL financed by chi.
caso and Colorado Springs men.
The Arkansas Valley fair, with n,
famous Watermelon day, will be great.
or than ever this year, according to
offScials In charge. The association
mas taken on q new lease Of life and
Will make many radical changes in the
grounds before Sept. 1. Bids are be.
Ing received until March IS for the
moving Of the race track and al the
ou'ldings. The grounds this year viii
present an entirely new appearance.
Books Of the larger beet sugar manu-.
nctufsrs In Colorado will be audited,
By the Dena Ptmnnt ~ r,..a,~~ .
The Keota news., 1920-03-12
MOTHERS, PREPARE
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oSUOy0sVU08
- Aoo; ~ pooo
alasDe4-0eaeAt ]
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The Keota news., 1920-03-12
Beyond ooulbG


The class In business oeganizatjou
ut the Arseoal technlcal seAoeas was
listing the essentials Of production.
which included management. D. O.
Morgan. teacher. defined the meaning
Of the word and cited examples q
good managefs." TO illustrate Q poor
manager. he asked: what would you
call . cook who put one cup Of sugar
and foety-eight eGxs n . caker
II should call her Q rich wo0aA," |"
answered one pupll instantly.
Fate usually has . finger In tho e.
gagemeat ring.
No wise man ever gives advice IN.
I'll asked for it.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

Lave The latch string out f~
0rot robin.
The Keota news., 1920-03-12

No wise man ever gives advice IN.
til asked for Il.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
Meeting at Baptist Church.

Beginning Monday night at 8
O'Clock, April IL, revival services
will. be inaugurated at the Baptist
church in Rockingham. Rev. Lee
Mob. White, pastor of the First
Baptist church, Chester, S. c.,
will do the preaching. Mr.. White
is one of the leading young
preachers of the country, and the
public will be pleased with his
style and forcetulness. The
regular services will be conducted
Sunday by the pastor. All Chris
tians, and the public generally,
are cordially invited to participate
in all the services of this meet.
ing.
Bruce Benton,
Pastor.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
CANNING CLUB AWARDS.

The club girls completing four years
work in canning club work, that is
fulfilling all the requirements, have
been given certificates of awards by
the department Of agriculture. Here
are the names of the girls who have
received the awards in Richmond
county:
Miss Daisy Blakley, Ellerbe; Miss
Edna Parsons, Ellerbe; Miss Maggie
Mclean, Rockingham Route s; Miss
Julia Mclean, Rockingham Route s.;
Miss Mamie Gibson, Rockingham,
Route 5; Miss Maggie Covington,
Rockingham Route 1; Miss Villa Nc.
Coy, Marston; Miss Sadie Hutchin-
son, Roberdel; Miss Berta Gibson,
Roberdel; Miss Dora Gibson, Rober.
del; Miss Esther Riddle, Entwistle:
Miss Pratt Covington, Rockingham
Route 8; Miss Catherine Covington,
Rockingham Route 3; Miss Jennie
Watson, Hoffman; Miss Ella Watson,
Hoffman; Mrs. Jno. Sandy, Coving-
ton.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
Hicks-Swink.
fContributed)

MIR. James F. Hicks and Miss
Nettie Swink were married Tues
day evening at the Baptist par.
sonage by Rev. Bruce Benton
The bride wore a travelling suit
of blue tricolate, with a corsage
of American Beauty roses. The
witnesses to the marriage were
Mrs. ]. H. Swink, Miss Mary
Swink, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Bal
lard, of Ellerbe, and Mr.. James
Radcliffe.
The couple left Immediately
on a honeymoon trip to Whining
ton, and will return in a few
days.
The bride is the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Swink, and the groom was a
of the A. E. F. and is at
present manager and part owner
of the Richmond Garage. Their
many friends wish them every
happiness.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
An Appeal.

To the public
| beg to make one last
appeal to Rockingham and the
county in the interest of my
suffering Co-religionists in the
war-ridden countries.
THANK most heartily those who
have sent in their donations and
ask that those who have not,
please open the hearts and donate
to this relief.
All funds are sent to the of.
flee of the Jewish Relief at New
York, and thence distributed
through Europe.
With assurances of apprecia.
ton,
Yours truly
Mrs. A. Arenson,
Chairman
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09

Expected Horse Would Die-Now
Sleek and Healthy.
In reporting his experience, Mr.. J.
G. Hustle, Of Rock Bridge Baths, Va,
stated my horse is the best adver.
tisement you would want for DR.. LIE
Gears Stock Powders. He was in a
run down fix and poor and thought
he would die soon. l got some of Dr..
LeGear's Stock Powders-and today
he is as fine looking horse as you
can see in this section. | only used
a few boxes of DIR. LeGear's Stock
Powders"
Mr.. Hustle benefited by the advice
Jf DR.. LeGear. By following the Doc
tors advice you can also keep your
stock sleek and healthy. Get DIR. Le-
Gears Stock Powders from your deal
err; feed it to your horses, milk cows,
steers, hogs, and sheep as per direc-
lions. Satisfaction or money back
DR.. L. D. LeGear Med. Co., st. Louis,
Mo.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
GRAND JURY REPORT.
North Carolina,

North Carolina,
Richmond County.
To the Hon. Thos. B. Finley, Judge
Presiding:
We, the grand jury for this, April
term, 1920, beg to submit the follow.
ing as our report:
We have passed on all bills that
were before us, and found true bills
in all cases except three not true
bills.
By committee, we have visited the
C unity home, Jail, chain gang, con-
vict camps and court house.
County Home.
We found the county home we'll
kept and in good condition. Inmates
well clothed and fed, with no com.
plant from any.
County Jail.
This building is we'll kept and in
good condition, with the exception
that walls need withdrawing, win
dow lights put in and some of the &C.
ment work patched.
Convict Camps.
Stock at the camp we found we'll
kept and fed, tools, wagons and imple-
ments in good shape Prisoners were
well clothed and taken care of and
said they were we'll treated. We
recommend an improvement on the
way of taking care of the feed at the
camp, and suggest that the cells in
cage be kept in little more sanitary
condition.
Court House.
We found this building as well car
ed for as under the circumstances it
could be, all offices in good shape as
The present equipment will permit.
We very heartily approve of the &C.
lion OF the county commissioners in
asking for bids for the sale of bonds
~ bufld a new court house and re-
'pectfully ask them to rush to COM
)letion the new building as fast as
conditions will allow. In the mean
line, we recommend that window
lights be replaced in the present
'uilding where needed and the roof
re repaired.
Respectfully Submitted,
J. R. BENNETT, Foreman.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
WHOLE SYSTEM
RUNDOWN
eSisAe lRgBssaai b Nsst GMr 4 Esu
Desss d na0N lraa lsals.

Increase ia appetite, the coming bael
OF strength, Disappearance Of headaches
md ether lille, ore 4 few Of the many
good results obtained from the use Of q
new remedy (Ziron Iron Tonic).
Mr.. Sim 0rihnsley, Of Cordele, Ca,
tried Ziron and has this 10 say:
when ] began to take Ziron, It seemed
that my whole system was rundown,
but soon after | began to take Ziron,
could eat more each day and would feel
great deal better. Ever since 1t seems
that my health has been improving, as
seldom have the headache or feel bad
the least Bit"
Ziron Is a new scientific combination
OF pure medicinal inorganic iron, com.
bined with phosphorus, the active prin.
ciple of nux vofnica and the hypophosI
phites Of lime and soda. 1t wifi help to
add more red corpuscles to your blood,
resulting in more color In your cheeks
more vitality in your system.
Try Ziron today; on the nioney-baci
guarantee.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
Pure-bred Poultry Eggs.

Eggs for Matching from pure
bred poultry, extra heavy layers.
! have S. G. Rhode Island Reds
S. e. Brown Leehor,s, and Spot
ted Anconas, All eggs strictly
fresh. Choice Of either varieties
500 per 15.-E. Cliff Dawkins.
Box 10, Entwistle, N. C.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-04-09
New Records.

Just received this Thursday
morning a shipment of new Col
umbia records. We also have
attachments for use on Columbia
and Victor machines to play all
kinds Of records.-W. E. McNair.