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Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
Toledo Man Kills Wife and Self

IoIeuO Wan Mis- WIre and Self.
Toledo, Ohio William R. Hadnett,
vice president of the Crumbaugh-
Kuehn company shot his wife to death
and then killed himself Hadnett re-
Gently lost heavily in grain speculation
and attributed the crime to temporary
insanity.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29

keels for 3 Cruisers Laid in Day.
Washington-Secretary of the Navy
Josephus Daniels said that an event
believed to be Unprecedented in the
history Of the ship building had taken
place when within the space of a few
hours the keels of three battle cruisers
were laid. Y q.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
Students Rebel; Is Killed.

Gensan, Korea-Twenty-five persons
were killed in rioting when Korean stu
dents destroyed or damaged branches
Of the Korean Industrial bank and the
Oriental Development company and
seven Japanese houses. Reports
printed in Japanese newspapers al
lege the mob was led by students from
the Canadian Presbyterian mission.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
AIR BUS FALLS; FOUR KILLED
Plane Falls 1000 Feet in First Sky
Liner Wreck,

Lindon-Four passengers, three of
themfwomen, and the pilot were killed
near Heyes, Middlesex, in the crashing
Of a 10 passenger air bus
The craft fell 1000 feet when en-
gine trouble developed. The distance
and the great weight of the machine
gave it a terrific impact. The body of
the car was practically buried in the
earth. Horrified spectators, Fastening
to the machine, found it necessary to
dig the five victims out.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
South St. Paul Live Stock.

South st. Paul, Sept. 25.-Estimated
receipts at the Union Stock Yards:
Cattle, $500; calves, 200; hogs, 500;
sheep, $500; horses, 20; cars, 256.
Steers, $4.00@8.0O; COWS, $1,000
$500; calves, $4.O0@15.O0; hogs, $16.1O
@16.60; sheep and lambs, $4.00 to
$11.5O.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
DAILY MARKET REPORT.

Minneapolis Cash Closing Prices.
Minneapolis, Sept 25.--Wheat No. l
dark northern, $2.35k@2.50k; No. 1
northern, $2.25h @2.351a; No. durum,
$2.16h @2.1914. Corn No. yellow,
$1.06@1.0S; No. 3 mixed, $1.O5@1.07.
Rye No. 2, $1.7O@1.71. Oats No. 2
white 51@c@52Ac. Barley, choice to
fancy, SSc@93c. Flaxseed, $3.50
SIG.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
FIRE HITS so. saltwater
Mills, Lumber and Homes Burn; Loss
About $1,50O,0OO.

About $1,5UU,UUU.
So. Saltwater, Minn.-Flames that
raced more than mile along the St..
Croix river, destroying lumber, plan
ing mills, bungalows and farm houses
and threatening the residence section
of South Saltwater, were turned away
from the town by shift of the wind,
when only few rods lay between the
fire and the residence section. The
estimated damage is between $1,000
600 and $1,5OO,OOO.
by six fire companies from Saltwater
and the twin cities, fought the flames
all night long
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
Vocational Training for Girls.

Vocational Training for Girls.
Observation-Disclosures training for
women and girls in machine shops and
other trades for which they proved
their adaptability during the war was
advocated in special report by Di-
rector Mary Anderson of the Women's
Bureau of the Department of Labor.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
MADE HAPPY

Aaker's Business College, Grand
Forks, No. Oak, made the follow
ing students happy last week by
placing them in fine positions:
Vera Urdahl, Hazel Aspengrin and
Ellen Lunden. Merle Becker and
Thea Zusman also have just gone
into fine positions. Get a training.
We can place you. Ex-service men
desiring a business training and
lack of funds, write to the A. B. G..
for information. For catalog write
name and mail.
Address
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
Mission Church of Viking and Rose
. wood.

WERNER DROTTS. Pastor.
Services will be held next Sunday at
10 80 a. m. and p. m.
Young Peoples meeting next Thurs
day, Oct. Z, at 8 80 p. m.
In Viking Sunday School at 10 80 a.
m. and the Young Peoples Mission Auc-
tion on Saturday, Oct. 9, at 8 80 p. m.
All are welcome
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29

Miss Sophie Swanson, Of Thief Ri
yer Falls, spent weeks time visiting
at her sisters home, NJ. Vinje's, return.
ing Monday evening. Z
Little Ethel Leach gave party Sun
day in honor of her ninth birthday an
niversary.
Warren sheaf., 1920-09-29
CHICAGO Live Stock.

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Cattle, receipts,
1000; good and choice steers steady
to soc lower; others $1@1.5O lower;
best she stock and Gamers, 25@5Oc
lower; others $1@1.5O lower; good
bulls and veal calves steady. Hogs,
receipts, 1000; lights steady, others
10@25c higher than yesterdays aver
age, $17.65; bulk, $15.75@17.50; pigs
slow, 25@50c lower Sheep, receipts,
1000; mostly direct; compared with
week ago, fat native lambs $1@1.5O
lower; fat westerns, 50@75c lower; fat
yearlings and sheep, 5Oc@1 lower;
feeding classes weak to Csc lower.
Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Minneapolis, September 25.-Butter,
creamery, extra, per lb., SIC; fresh
firsts, 55c; firsts, SAC; seconds, Sic;
dairies, extra, 41c; packing stock,
fresh, sweet, SIC; stale goods, SC;
grease, &C..
Eggs-No. candled, good cases..
tree from rots, small dirties and
checks out, per dozen, SIC; seconds,
small, dirty and held stocks. rots and
leakers out, per dozen, 34c. Quota
tions on eggs includes cases.
Live Poultry-Hens, over 4 lbs, CSC;
under 4 lbs, %; cocks, zoe; ducks,
fat, 10000: geese, fat, 10c; boilers,
under lbs, 35c: springs, 2h lbs. and
over, 27c.
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BEL MONT RESULTS

First, receive fnslonEs-lio,s,un. ,lit
wanna; lHS Kownnj; - % % out. ou,. sec
ran.
second raCc-abomt two miics-Qucl Bon
MT1r, HIN L.! iayin.T,si' even. to :. I" :.
even. second. Rhonb, 1876 (Alcrclcr). 3 TO j.
ran.
Third race-hve and nc-half. furlonrS-
Won: kirklGvinE,on,, ne tTurncrrl. = to j.
(, TO !. = 10 5. our. third, Time. l:o5 S-5.
Nancy Lee ran. Normal added starter
Fourth rhcc-i nilc--Jack Stuart. 100 iCal-
ia ham. to l. : TO 3. out. won: Corn Tas-
sci, III tkummcrl, to 70. out. out. second.
AudaciouS. 10 Ol5uNtonl, Z TO s. ! TO 5
out. third. Time. i:5s2-5 Cirrus and SUI
nor also ran
,Ft!t,h race-s:ix furlonss-,Iyntcc. l2o
Ntowan>., = t. . !. 20 :. out. won; Tache
second: Locust Leaves. leo (Turncrl, S TO
i. I 10 to third Time. liza. NapoH
ana Thistle Queen ran;
ut"rrctt. to 3. out, out. won: David
liarum. lis tFairbrothcrl. to |. even. out
] 10 : out. third. Time. I:S9 3-5. Hasten
"a
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lAT0NlA ENTRIES

FIRST o, ra GS. ,iurlcngs-Cormoran. 90;
LOUIS, ". Claude Brown. lO9: Luke Dillon
Ir5; fryolity;. los: Biz Idea. ioS: tioli"ii
Dawn. Gun Wraek. 30 each: Marvin MAY.
~ Equator. 100; Flying Wclshrnan Iu.i:
s R5i I'm 49, lEifiGs-ASeeiSEats %:
Anticipate lo7: Luimcmc. io2
ES,tS"hn race-iour and ono half furlonrs
Miss Foniainc. l97: yellow Blossom. i6i:
nn .mnns. H Pat Dryer, il5: Mollncr. i5:
", Countess. IL; Promising rom. iiG:
NICK london. ii6: i.ouEhlan. III. Eligible
- Be sure: ll5: Nonskid. rs: Albert : rs:
,T,HawaSeniha. IL: Reluctant. iI5. Nonet;e.
Third race-milc and sixtccnth-spcc-
ncuinr Girl. lo2; Molo,tr-mc. !o1. sweep,
", lu'' The Leopard, IL. W. T. Mont
ESonery. ~; Mugivan. iO5: VGI!c To-:
Vile. l02. "
% Fourth racc-siS furionrs siren Maid,
~: Win. le5 Surplicc. lO5: George starr
i IT, Distinction. io3; Galli curci. los: Blue
iarauisc. %. and American Acc. l25
:, Firth racS-mile and siNtocuth-Miss
;M,atty. Ie2; May Rose. los: Lieutenant Por-
klnS. III: Convoy. ne: Peggy iOl: Sea
tTice. ig'; Our Birthday. IL: Warike. liz:
sixth race--,niic nnd a Guartcr-Mario
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RULES AND REGULATIONS Gov
ERNING "TYrllOID CARRIERS."
Adopted by the Board of Health of the
CITY OF Kichmond. MAY 2S. 1920.

Adopted by the Board of Health of the
City of Richmond, May IS. 1920.
l. BY the term typhoid carrier" is
meant any person, not at that time i'll
with typhoid, who is discharging ty-
phoid or paratyphoid germs in the
bowel discharges or in urine.
=. Typhoid carriers" are hereby
declared TO be dangerous to tho pub
lie health.
3. Whenever required by the Health
Officer of the City of Richmond, any
person who has had typhoid or been
closely exposed 10 a case of the dis
ease, or for any other reason is sus-
pccted OF being typhoid carrier"
shall submit 10 the Health Bureau
specimens OF fcccs. secured as di-
reeied by the Health officer. for. cx-
animation on at least two occl Sions.
or shall be examined in such other
manner US required by the Health
Officer.
4. No person found to he "ty-
phoid carrier" shall be engaged or
attempt to engage in any occupation
nccessitatinG the handling of food TO
be eaten by another. Whenever the
Health officer shall ascertain that
any person who has been found TO be
handling OF food to be eaten by an
other. tho Health officer shall nj once
serve notice on said person and on
has employer Gf he be an cmployec)
ihat SAID person Is a typhoid car
ricr." and that it is a violation of the
rules and regulations of the Board
OF Health for him to be engaged in
the handling Of food to be eaten by
another. Upon receipt Of such noti-
hcation, the person who is "A car
rlcr shall at once discontinue such
work. or in case he fails or refuses
10 DO SO, the employer Gin case he he
an employed shall dispense with his
services until notified in writing by
ihc Health officer that said carrier"
Is Tree from danger
5. MI persons found to be "typhoi i'd
carriers shall follow all precautions
stipulated by the Health officer 10
prevent the infection OF others, in
Guiding periodic reporting and sub
mission of specimen; and. failing or
refusing 10 do SO. may he uuaru ntincd
on the premises by tho Health officer
or removed thcrcfrom and isolated in
some proper place. Each day such
person fails or refuses TO follow such
precautions shall constitute a sep
aratc oucnsc.
The penalty for violation of rules
ana reEGiat!ons passed by the Board
OF iicaI;h Is not less than two dollars
nor NOR. than twenty-five dollars for
Gach oh"nSc, as prescribed in section
~, Ghapl"r 70, OF the Richmond City
Bt-pL.>I- nI, ms ~ rr,I
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BARNEY, Madras Bingham. Frank wilson

ran. ~ " '
u:unSt"rdl, $50. $50. so. won: Sweet LIZ
cry. IL ui.in!chl. 1859. $50. second. Rcfu-
iiis ~ Easter Flower. Lady in Black.
IT,. 1Ea.H. 9r!oEa. .Nrro~poini. Go.d.c
NJ Nh ~ raee,.miie and a furlonE-liG Frank.
Remnant. 10 tGarncrJ. 80. 40 second :
i"St"ufeau lps tWiiSon). $50. third. Time.
GOrin ran ' 'N'''"
SINH race.onc milc-RcEaio. io7 (Rob!n-
SS.,, Nv. Je". 80. won. Marie Miller. us
I'TWiIisShj. ~ 2SSc second; iiaifnyur., ics
ri,tiircss viva America. Iiarvcs, King. PARK
seventh race-2ilc and a siXtccnth-lluh-
n.ms Louder Il. Garner. SO. $40. 100.
1917, hWniah., ~ tcarmodyD. 5..p. 30.
SSIIiu,u' -i win ! Win. 10 tJarrcIp So,
iihird; Time. iH.. King. WATERFORD. Grcy
ii,r,y. i,;,euc. Athena. Trophy. Aztec.
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LATONIA RESULTS

First racc.m.s!x Decentralization. IL
tMorrlsseyl. l2.'l, 30. 1 -. won: DR. Car
man. l!3 Connolly .(ncldj. 22.70. $40. see
nnd. Bon Jour. 10 81. OBricn). go. third.
Time. i;i2 Is. Lady LUXURY. Docod I.e-
Eotal. Skies. Knob. Sauf Conduit. Madse
T.. wave and Basil ran.
second race-.iive furionEs-My Rose. liz
!(lRSohtnson), $50. $50 aGo, won; Eleanor s.
Jane Baker lie G.unsfordj, 40. third.
Time. i:gl %. Marjorie Mckay. Repeat.
COSettc. hit Of Green and Bertha S ran
Third racc-one milo and sIxtcenth--Bour-
bon Green; ~ tCnnncid). $50. 1850. 10.
second. Paris Maid. 10. Connolly. 5.io.
third. Time. l:i6 i-5. MclIncholia. Huff
ftkcr. James. NiEhtwind. w. L. Dabnry
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-10

NURSE-Wanted. experienced nurse for
small children. with good references
2042 Park Avenue. Apartment G. second
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STENoGRAPHER- lady with rapid
dictation and transcribing: prefer ono
with knowledge collection and credie
work: capable taking charge II necessary:
salary start VS. per month. Address A
II. care Times Dispatch.
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LEE MAGEE DEFEATED
IN BASEBALL HEARING
Jury RENDERS Verdict Favorable To
Defendant After celebrating
for Hour.

~ IVY NssUV'as'U FreSS.
CINCINNATI. q, June 9.-Thc jury
in the trial of Lee Magcc. Cincinna, i
ball player. III his SUIT against the
Chicago National League Club for
S?,5oO, returned Il verdict for tho de-
Tense in the United States District
Court here late today. The jury de-
liberated an hour before IT reached
a decision. Robert Alcorn. attorney
for Maecc, announced after the YER
diet had been rendered. that the case
would be appealed.
Magcc, who formerly played with
the Cincinnati. brooklyn, Chicago
Nationals. and other major league
clubs. charged that he was released
10y the Chicago Nationals without
just cause last February, thereby
being deprived of earning a livelihood
as a profCSsionnl baseball nlaNcr.
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YANKS CONTINUE TO HIT
Ms AsEoclntcd prcss-l

DETROIT. Juno New York
continued its hard hitting and won
tho second game OF the series from
Detroit today. Il tn g.
Home runs by Bodie and Neusel
featured the batting of the visitors.
Meusel's hit in the fifth inning was
the longest ever witnessed in the
local park Bodies came in the
third with two men on bases.
New York. Detroit.
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Totals 80 II 27Is .Totals ....5. II =
.Rhttni tn- Ehmkn IN rlnth.
NHat'cf Tor Jones IN ninth.

SCu!" Nv !nNINEs; T..
New York commencement : y I . n . Iii
srnnarv: Rans-pcckinrnaugh Mc %
Ifpp. Ruth go. rra;t ~. Bod" Ccl.
Lewis. Hannah. Young. Ncach Holman.
ErToTs-PcckinHaurh Thoruahl"u. Jones.
Two hns" hits-NounE. Veach. Thrpe base
hits-Pi71. prntt Home runs Rode
Meusel. Stolen hasc-Hu,h Sacrifice
PIN. Double rlays -Pccktrpaurh to
FRAT: - Pipr; ThormahIcn 10 Pratt. 10
fipp: Ellison to ZONES 20 Pcckiupauch to
Tratt to Pipp. Left on hascs-Ncw York. 1:
Detroit. Bases on hills-on Ehmko. ?:
of Thormahion, 2 Struck out-hv Ehrlkc
4: by Thormahlen. : Wild rltch-Thor,
mahlen. umptrcs-ch!!l and owens.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia,


$50 ny !Hiihts' II
Cleveland ...........-.I @ 1 = % n q :
SUMMARY. Runs Witt Chapri a n
sp'akcr Smith p. Thomas Uhls Errors
.mIy kes. Egrr-s. Two-basc hits G
Ih2inas g h g. pm u. Home run
Miti. stolen haSs = Thonhs Sacri-
ncc-J aInleso on bDUhc plays WarnhS-
Eanss 20 Johnston tgl. Dykes to BURNS.
''a'dn"r 20 WaWus gauss - Johnston. Let
On Eases hilaH, .ph'a .: Cleveland &
fhSeS on balls gU Perry {. of III.
iii ~ Titch.T-ty Perry. Smith, St-noi;
"ut-,y Perry J; hv trhl" > Passed haIi
Evans Timo-lt2,
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WHITE S0x DROP GAME |
CHICAGO LOSES CONTEST
TO BOSTON AGGREGATION
/. HoOpcr's Triple, u Single. md Two
PASSES Defeat Windy City

y CID AGO, June Choppers
triple and single by Schang fol!
4 lowing passes to Scott and Walters
scored all Of Boston's runs and beat
IA Chicago today. TO ..
The locals outh!t the visitors, but
= Joe Bush kept their hits scattered.
ggt Boston. Chicago.
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pInycr ,Jun,ns Crcc,,,I1,.

GREENvILLE. S. C.. June o.
Outrcldcr Bob Countryman has
jumped the Grccnvillc. South Allan
tic Association. baseball team Sec
rotary Smith said the club would en-
lore" the rule to prevent Country
man from playing organized ball for
five years.
Pitcher Stats" I.cdbcttcr. recently
secured from the Southern Associa-
ton, has bCcu SuSppnlpb
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SC0fe by INNINGS. II.
Boston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q o 5 q q O-5
Chicago .....................l % o o q o %
summary: BunS-Ioopcr. scott. Walters.
T. Collins. Folsch. Errors-E Collins. J.
Collins. Two-hoSe hits-Schalk. jackson.
Thrce-hase hits-,Iacksou. F.lsch. h"opsr.
stolen basc-l.cibold. Sacrifices HendryN.
J. Collins. Bush. Mclun!s pouhc play
Bush TO Mclnns. Loft on hascs-Chica go
Z: Boston. ;. Bases on hslls--or Williams
?; off Kerr. .: of Bush. : Hits-oG VIII
Hams = of Kerr. .: Of Bush, . Hits =
of Williams. IN Z. OIL Kerr. in . Struck
ou,-by Williams. !: ny Bush l. Winning
pitcher-Bush Losing pi;chor-W Williams
ump!res-M oriar>y ana Connolly. Time
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Kappold. ioi: Bombast. JOG: DIR. Rae. los:
Water War. III: j. c Stone. ll3: Jack
Reeves. i05: kimpalonB. 1O6: Bucknail. Ill;
tountcrhalancc. III.
Seventh racc-mic and three sixtccnths
Lazy Lou. 100: Plenty. 10: Quito no:
sun God. III: Byrnc. i05: Walter L. Pcarcc
10: Duke OF Lancaster 10
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Norfolk Ss Western Rv.

l"nvc nrond street station Daily
s .snn Norfolk 5:55 \. NJ. $500 4. M,
5:S9 i. NJ. 800 J.. NJ. For the West,
-" a. NJ. 9:20 q. NJ, 200 y. NJ. Gid
W., ?:25 J.. NJ. Arrive from Nor
,Mpik' II AS a. NJ. 6:s5 y. NJ, 9:55 p.
b. IN rom the Vest. 500 a. NJ, ESQ
wi; $50 T.. NJ. 9:55 J.. NJ. ONCE.
s sSs Enst Main Street. Phone Madi,
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'EITors1G eteon, Gerber ,2l Two base hits
90 Ncill. Gerber, Williams. stolen bases
.-R!cc. Charity. Sacrifices Harris Ellcr-
b." Bases on hai!s-of Zachary. - on
Shocke-. struck out-hy Shncker 3
Ump!rcs-Sall!n and Diucen' 'r!mc-e :o7.
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SENATOR'S WIN SECOND
tRy Associated Press

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 9.-wash-
inEton made II two straight from
to Q.
The visitors hit Shocker at will
and were aided by the locals slow
tield!nG.
81. Louis could do nothing agaIns.
Zachary in the pinches, only Two
runners reaching third base.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE

on this cath day of Nav. n
1870. on reading the petition for dis.
: charge OF the bankrupt. it is
ordered by the court, that a hc,r.
18TH DAY oil" July. "A ID on ,6 ,ms
s,i1 said court, at Richmond. in
that notice thereof be published in
The Times Dispatch. a newspapnr
printed III said district, and that Mi
hhoWn creditors and other persons
.ime ana place. and show cause. i.
any they have, why the praver Of
the said petitioner should not be
granted.
And it is further ordered bv ,bo
court, that the clerk shall send by
man to all known creditors. copies
OF SAID ietition and this order. ad-
ursSseu To them at their places OF
residence as stated.
w. WiInSsS the Honorable EDMUND
court and the seal thereof. at Rich
in"nu, IN Said district. on the 2ith
JOSEPH =. BRADY.
ISGaD Clerk.
ATTORNEY for Bankrupt
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT FOR TILE EASTERN Dis
TRlcr OF VIRGINIA.
j. q. THOMAS, In
bankrupt. Bankruptcy.
ORDER OF NOTICE. FOR DIS
CHARGE.
On this 24th day of May. a. d.
1870, on reading the petition for dis
charge of th% bankrupt, II is
Ordered by the court, that hear
In be had upon the same on the
18TH DAY OF JULY. \. u. 1920,
before. said court, at Richmond. in
that notice thereof be published in
Tho Times Dispatch. a newspaper
printed in said district. and that all
known creditors and other persons
In interest may appear at the said
Time and place, and SHOW cause. if
any they have, why the prayer OF
the said petitioner should no; he
granted.
And it is further ordered by the
court, that the clerk snail send by
mail TO all known creditors, copies
OF said petition and this order. ad-
dressed to them ~ their places OF
residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable EDMUND
WADDlLL. JR., Judge OF the said
court and the seal thereof, at Rich
mond. in said district. on the 2ith
day OF May, y. u. 1920.
JOSEPH u. BRADY.
lSeaD Clerk.
Attorney for bankrupt.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

y RARGAlN
New Tires. New Top. Newly Painted
Bargain
HARPER OVERLAND co. INC.
2l5-ei6 West Broad Street
RAKE opportunity TO purchase Hun
mobile: guaranteed TO DO in e1csIlent
condition; at . bargain price: car must be
sold: owner leaving city. 1897 West
Broad St. "s
ANYONE desiring to purchas. used
HUPMOBlLE VIII do well to consult
US before buying. We have a compiSts
record and history OF every Hump in this
territory. which will be glad 20 fur
nish on application. II IL our desire to
put the second hand business on n
higher plane. Consult US for your own
protection. Anderton Auto CO.. Inc. 1897
West broad Street.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures of Passenger Train,
tDaily, unless otherwise shown) published
only as information and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Trv CLARENDON HOTEL

VIRGINIA AVENUE. NEAR BEACH
Every room with hot and cold runulng
water. Capacity. 800. Always open Al
modern improvements: private ha his.
Write Tor rates. Ownership management.
MONROE IIIlrCHINS
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
IMaiI 81 G ~

CONSOLIDATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
S'o l.. Main Street Phone Randolph IA
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TOtaIs .....s = = TOiHTs .-..13 - 2
sBa;tci for Williams in seventh.
NBattcd for Kerr in ninth.
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ATLAS three -fourths ton truck: open ex-
press body: Side curtains. self-starter:
extra tire fine shape. Used only ak
monthS $500. Terms IL desired. 4.
Meyers Sons Co. 3-n South Eighth Street.
AUTO pARTS-Axie shafts. ring gears
anu drivo Unions. storage batteries
burd Quick seating piston rings. etc. for
al! cars. Virginia Auto Gear and Paris
Company. o2i West Broad Street. Madi-
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Ncnovnting and Dycins
Tailoring and Pressing sc

UARTZ'S. cleaners and dyers. 1897 West
Main. Madison 1922.
SEND your old clothes for repair!ng. re-
modelling, cleaning and pressing TO y.
NJ FciuDeTc. l5!li7 w. Main Boulevard
$50 We repair everything mndo OF cloth.
SUMMER SUITS $50 and IN. Place your
order at once with ]. l.. Sturman. Mer-
chant Tailor. J07 East Main Street. RAN
folph 2Dgl.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COUNT FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TltlCr OF VIRGINIA.
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ORDER OF NOTICE FOR DIS
CHARGE.
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BUREAU OF HEALTH.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Personals

any bills made by any one else but my.
self Joseph Poegl. col North seven
;,cnth Street. city.
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Lost and Found
CAMEO PIN.

BAR PlN--i.ost. one diamond bar pin
Return to the SUPERINTENDENT J. IL
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-04-06
DEATH OF MRS. WILSON
ALLSBROOK

On Saturday night, the death
angel visited the home Of Mr. Viii
son Alsbrook and took away the
spirit Of his wife to the Home
above from whence it came.
Mrs. Allsbrook was born in the
year Of 1913 making her stay on
earth u years.
She was married to Mr.. Wilson
Allsbrook on January q, 1870
Suffering comes to few Of us as
it did to Mrs. Allsbrook. She
has been a great sufferer for a
number Of ears and for the past
five months has been confined to
her bed altogether. The remains
were tenderly laid to rest on Sun
day afternoon, April 4th., III the
Baptist Cemetery. The large con
course Of friends who followed
the remains to the grave and the
beautiful flowers attest the es-
TEEN III which she was held by all
who knew her.
To mourn her going, sre leaves
her husband, Mr. Wilson Ais
brook, five children, viz: Mrs. R.
u. Madry, Messrs w. H., G. L.,
j. w. and E. F. Allsbrook, two
brothers, Messrs j. B. and j. w.
Bell, four sisters, Mrs. W. A.
Station, Mrs. w. II. Shaw, Misses
Sarah and Annie Bell.