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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-12-02
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with the election laws
of the State Of Louisiana. and pursuant
to the proclamation Of His Excellency,
John NJ. Parker. notice is hereby given
and we proclaim that Il special election
will he held at the various precincts as
now established 10y law In the Parish of
Bossier. State Of Louisiana, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1890.
for tile purpose Of electing delegates
to the Constitutional Convention. to he
held under the terms of Act 1Ssp Of the
General Assembly of 1870;
That Stid election is to be held under
the election laws OF the State OF Louis
lana. and ut tiie following precincts.
and under the supervision Oi tile fell0.x-
Ing commissioners and clerks. to-wit:
WARD ONE.
Atkills-W. G. Raines, j. r. McI3adc
and -. &. Elston, commissioners: 7. H.
c0nnell. clerk
curtis-A. w. Prince. NJ. a. McDade
and i. NJ. Lafitte, commissioners: G. NJ.
HntcIlings. clerk.
TaylortoMn-W. III. Hodges, Jill. Il. w.
cllilders and j. III. Mercer, commission
ers; +. s. Dortcl. clerk
WARD TWO.
BentOn-D. Fl. Stfnson. w. Nj. Nor
row and w. l. Gayle. commissioners
4. J. Taylor, clerk.
Vanceville-W. u Titlwell. Gray Stin-
son and Bernie Snlisson, commission
ers: 4. G. Gray, clerk.
Hossier City-J. H. Mcdowell. w. NJ.
Mct'all and Charles Smith. commissions
ers; ]. N. Birdwell. clerk.
WARD THREE.
Plain Dealing-F. r. Garrett. 4. w.
Heifner aud w. II. Stroud. commission
ers; NJ. \. Wingett. clerk.
Alden Bridges. II. Strayhnn. j. i.
Strayllan and Lee Peace, commission
ers: |. 4. Elder. clerk.
I.akepOrt-i. &. Brown. r. \. Kin.
and J. w. Gore. commissioners; j. T..
Bell, clerk.
WARD FouR.
Carterville-S. a. Nuckolls. J. s.
Dodson and NJ. II. Stampley, commits
sioners; r. +. Garrett, clerk.
M0t-S. i. Nuckolls. J. Il. Lynn and
G. =. Rodgers, commissioners; o. G..
Cason, clerk.
WARD FIVE
Rocky Mounts. NJ. Mccall. r. f..
Oglesl,y and y. l.. Mckinney. commits
sioners; L. NJ. Burks. clerk.
Linton--R. Il. Young. w. Nj. jones
and M. X. Merritt. commissioners
Wv. Lazy. clerk.
lvan-W. d. Johnston, j. T.. Young
and J. J. Rounds. commissioners; Il. II.
Wilmington. clerk.
WARD SIX.
Bellevue. e. Riggs. +. +. Bigys
and Dr. J. X. Snider. commissioners
+. +. vickers, clerk.
k0r;ln---I G. Palmer, 4. J. Brown
and w. T.. pease. commissioners; lii. r.
Salp. clerk
Adner-M w. Finuf. s. IS. Rbunsa-
vail and T. L. Wutxke commissioners:
A. w. Ffnuf, clerk
Done and signed officially on this.
the 18th day Of November. "A. ID 1920.
Jas. NJ. HENDERSON,
r. Il. Hill.
$. W. VANCE.
Beard of Supervisors Of Election.
NOTICE TO THE r.HIIc.
ALL persons are hereby warned not to
trade for 4 note of date March 1. 1918.
for x11.,. executed by j. z. Harris. and
payable to himself and by him intiorsed
IN blank. as said note has been lost or
stolen. and 1 have transferred All In
de'itedness represented lsy said note to
y. H. Lawrence. who Is now the owner
of all rights under. salue.
This tlle 18th dag Of November
A. 2. $50 1881 + G. Blocs.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-12-02

No unnecessary weight to pull
no complicated parts, but a simple,
strong, riding plow-thats what yen get
when you buy one Of our Join Deere Sag
Plows-either sullky or gang.
These are frameless. poleless plows-just
% simple - Il Is possible to make plow, yet they
are built right to do the best grade Of work.
The beams are high-carbon steel that do
not bend or break. Land and furrow wheels and
fear wheel bracelets boted rgidly to this be>,a
mo frame , required - fewer repairs Gro
necessary.
Freedom from. unnecessary parts, per-
feet balance and the absence Of drag on the furrow
boeinm mase The Stag the Msttast running sulky
GIBBS PlEME NT 81
soi-sos sprua sassss Snreue
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
Departamento de. Agricul- |
tura y Irabajo
Negociado de Agriculture
J. M E r C A D o S

a. J. Il
da, " ,Jdncos, Sc. consiguen a $500
quintal. ;Eh Cabo Rojo a $2.25; en-
I(zAaascoI BafraHquitas, Cidra, Huma-
cao,3 isabella, Maunabo, Moca, Ponce,
Vega sBaja y, Villalba estan a $3.50.
FL precio mas alto es de $500 quin7
tai, en-, San Lorenzo y Vieoues
Z Yautias: las Yautfas siguien casi
/ 10 nrisnlo que en- semanas anteriores.
En- Barros. Moca Y Quebradillas Sc
iyenden a $3.50 quintal y en- Anasco a
$100. Ell promedio hnct1a entire $3.50
Ey $4.00 quintal. EnsArroyo valen a
$700s En- Dorado y Guayama, Toa
Baja y Vieques a $500, y en- Salinas
ia $3.50 quintal.
{ Guineos:-La cotizacion mas baja
de guineos es de 25 centayos. el cien-
to en- Maricao y Las Marias. En-
Anasco, Barros, Isabella, Juncos Mo-
ca Sc consiguen 35 centavos. En-
los demas puebios fiuct1an tanto que
casi cada municipalidad tiene un pre-
fcio especial. Las cotizaciones mas
atlas de la semana son $1.50 en- Yau-
tco y $1.00 en- Arroyo, Toa Baja y
IVieques.
Platanos:-En Adjuntas5 Aguada,
iCeiba, Las Marias. Madnabc y Naran-
jito Sc venden $3.50 ell ciento. Ja-
..yuya e Isabella tienen los precios mas
.bajos de Z: semana, $500 y $3.50 el
ciento respectivamente. En- Arroyo
Sc pagan a, $3.50 Y en- Guayanilla, .Jua-
ma Diaz, Toa Baja Y Vieques a $500
Iciento.
Huevos:-Nueye -dolares ell ciento
res ell precio mas alto de la semana y
es de Luquillo 6nicamente. LIE siguen
Arroyo, Ceiba, Fajardo, Guayama Y
Naguabo con un precio de $500 el
ciento. Lo mas barato que pueden
conseguirse es a $500 en- Jayuya. En-
Adjuntas, Aguada, Anasco, Cabo Ro-
bio, CamYg, ,Cidra,, Gurabo, Las Ma
rias, Maffcad y Malnabo, Sc venden
$4.O0 el ciento.
Arroz:-El arroz esta algo escaso
en- la Isia. Ell precio varfa desde
5000 qpintal hasta $3.50 segdn cla-
s' :
Sc. ...... ..-.s,.1a
Almid6n: d6lares ell quintal
es ell promedio del almidon esta sema-
ma. IN s.&a
Il Cafe:-El cafe varia desde $500
hasta $1,000 quintal segdn clase. Vein
te dolares es el promedio general.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
.Cotizacion de los Pr0ductos Agricola
del Pals Dnrante Ia Semana de
"a a 80 de Oct. 1920.

4 f = 4 Il 80 IS. Z
Maiz En- Quebradillas, Isabella y
! lAguadilla Sc vendio ell nlafz a $3.50
lquintal " a A v 5 centaVos libra En-
Gurabo; Naranjito; Manatf, Sc consi4
que $500 quintal. El precio mas
! alto de la semana es el de Faiardo
l$8.0O quintal) y lie siguen Adjuntas,
Camuy, Jayuya, Naguabo y Vieques
con un precio de $500 quintal.
| Eabichuelas Blancas: Catoree pc
SOS quintal es el precio mas alto de
la sa4nana Y 10 tlene Fajardo. Sigue
Santa Isabel con $500 quintal, sien-
do ell promedio de la isla $11.00 quin-
tai. Lo mas barato que pueden con-
iseguirse es a $500 quintal en- Ba-
irranquitas, Y Rio Grande, y $3.50
lquintal en- Cabo Rojo.
Habichuelas Coloradas: La cotiza-
cion mas-baja de habichuelas colora-
dass es. de $500 qrHntal en- Barranqui-
tas Y Rio Grande Ell precio de $500
quintal esta bastante generalizado en-
los pueblos del interior, como, Aguas
Buenas, Barros y Cidra Nueye, y
diez pesos quintal es 10 corriente, ha-
biendo precios de $500 quintal en-
Anasco y Cabo Rojo y de $12.oQ quin-
tai en- Adjuntas;; ,Aguada, Guayanilla,
Juana Diaz y Salinas. sN'
Frijoles:9La existencia. del este
grano ha aumentado considerablemen-
te. Ell precio mas bajo de la semana
es de Juncos ($13.00 quintal) siguien-
dole Gurabo 1($4.o0 quinatD. FL pro-
medic general es de $500 y $500 quin-
tai llegando hasta $1,000 en- Guayna-
bo v Santa Isabel. >
| Gandules:-Sigue la existencia Ii
mitada. Comerio y Hatillo los con-
sumen a 0O~quintal, Y 4 centayos
libra. En, El,,,,JI9g ,JJIugpeos e y Ponce ylen a
i$ll2.oQ- qpinttsallL y =, en- Guayana $1,000.
I n .Naamegg egg;;TTEnpI 4, ,AFnasco e Isabaaa, Sc
IconlssiiegpeInn M r $500 qnintaell. EnsAgua-
daa, Gabo qRpjo, IHaa lMarias, MoER San
Sebastian Y Villalba, yalen. a$2.5o.
FL 4Rreeiiqq ii, mas nqlai alto es. elf de Aajas,
$500, squilnlttaalli ttaalli fsiglniendole CaguagI Ca
.geg v YsueQGs ~. e9Rl On $500 auinttaaII
Batatss;;7La, cosecha. de batkAas ha
Idebidoi ser gnande lpues. los prefsSs han
lbajado eonsiderablementea EN- Agua-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
.BANos DE CoAMo

Hotel alberto todO eI ano. Servicio
esmerado. .Trato esquisito. Bahos
termo-suIfurosos. Ud.' y 'su familia
pueden pasar una temporada agrada-
BILE, encontrando las cOmOdidades que
deseen. Precios convenientes. No
divide que son los renombrados Ba-
nos de Coamo. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
Lo mas C6ntrico de San Juan.

garani edicio No. 49, ca Salvador
Brat entre Gales Tanca.
6anO Los bajos puertas al frente prOpas
magnfco local aman ofcnas e
beeimento de detale.
hab
balloon frnte dn eP
segundO.
Sc proposicones por NOymb oda in
formation debe sOictarse de
CERECEDO HERNIANOS & co. Sucrs,
Salvador Brau
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-11-09
EXTRAYIO

En- eI trayecto de AibOnito San
Juan, por la carretera Central, Sc ex-
travi6 un Mantel y 10 servilletas con
las iniciaIes-bOrdadas-M. D. Sc
gratifcara al que los entregue 0 de in
formes. la Sra. Manuela Dalmau.
Gale del Porque, NImero SO Q tele-
fono S96 verde, en- Santurce.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-19
DESDE MOR0VIs

En- viaje de recreo han salido para
la capital nuestro eStimado amigo
Neftali Miranda (farmaceutico), y
la esposa del acaudalado don Juan
San Miguel.
LEI secretario del radium" es la
preciosa cinta que ell Cine Real de
don Angel NJ. de Angel, exhibira el
domingo proximo.
En- asuntos relacionados con su
profession Sc encuentra aqui don An
tonic Cadilla, de Hatillo, tasador de
la propiedad del Gobierno.
Los escolares de esta jurisdic-
ci6n preparan trabajos manuales pa
ra la exhibicion de la Feria Regio-
nal, iniciativas de sus laboriosos
maestros.
Sc halla enfermo de cuidado el
ex-Alcalde de esta poblacion, don
Heraclio Rivera. Hacemos votos por
sp salud. !.
CORRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-19
SObre un i11fOrrne

gfslaci6n so pena de incurrir en- iamen
tables errores. Recordamos a este efec
to, una anecdota muy signifcativa del
ilustre fenecido don Jose Benedicto
Gsigel, Registrador de la Propiedad
que fn6 de esta ciudad de san Juan,
en- los comienzos del gobierno ameri-
cano. Un norteamericano, llanado Noah
Shepard, que desempefaba el cargo de
Agente de Rentas Internas en- el Dis
trito de San Juan, adquiri6 una fin
ca rtlstica en- Ia Jurisdiction de Ba-
yam6n, y como tuviera cierta difcul-
tad el Registrador para incribir ell t.
tulo, dicho sehor Shepard manifesto
al sefior Benedicto que las leyes de
Puerto Rico eran malas, 10. que con-
tes.6 Ell senior Benedicto estas textua-
les palabras de- las que fuimos tes-
tigos: "Dfgame, senior Shepard, Gcono
ce usted a estudiado La Ley Hipo-
tscaria? mo, sehor, lie respondi6 el
agente. -'Pues, 81 no La conoce, no
tiene ninguna autoridad para criticar-
la. La legislation espafiola, sefior Go
bernador, es una de las mas hermo-
sas del mundo. FL C6digo espafiol, que
con pequefas enmiendas rige en- Puer-
to Rico y La Legislation HipOtecaria,
SON verdaderos monumentos de dere-
cho. Nuestra legislation hpotecaria Ia
merecido elogios de muchos norteame-
ricanos, entire ellos el procurador Ge-
neral de esta isla Mr.. James 8. Har-
lam. segln puede verse en- su informe
de noviembre de 1908.
- JULIO CESAR GONZALEZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-19
UN COMPRkDOR

Debido a que adquirimos por
compra hecha a don Manuel Pa
zos AcuTa ell gran Establecimiento
"La Ciudad Condal" solicitamOs
compradores para nuestro anti
quo local en- San Jose No. >. Sc
yende con o sin mercancia el ST.
tic Y mobilario solamente. Vease
con
Rodriguez Hnos., San Jose ..
TelefOnos 260 v 4l9. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-19
vocEs AJENAs

6eran acogidas todas lss ideas refe
rentes al estndio de todos los aspec.
tos en- que pueda plantearse nueStro
Status y, pOr eOnsiguisnts. los parti.
dariOs dc tOdas las solucionsS teDdrAn
igual derecho . mandarnos sus trssa,
jos. Estos 80 publicarkn eoA La ar,
ma de sus autorss, sin cuya eOndisiScA
no les daremos sebida.
CreemOs innecesario deeir que, dada
Ia indoIs de este pri6dico y Il eul.
turA de los sscritores que dOseen pres.
tar su valiOso Soncurso, no sparscs.
persOnalmsnte 4 ningunO de los man
sIpoRsrss dsbatirA4.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-19

EXALTACION.-E una axioma
que ell pdblico acudira en- masa pa
ra admirar la primera production
hecha EN- ell aire. Sumamente ex-
traordinaria es. La pelicula Los
MALHECHORES DEL ARE. =
Los Angeles. Advt.
, 1920-09-07

pUBLIC notice is hereby given that a
Public Night School will be opened in
the Junior High School Building, Strand
Street. Christiansted and Frederiksted,
from September 7, 1920, at 800 O'Clock
p. IN precisely.
All persons who are above the age to
attend the regular day schools, and who
have a desire to continue their educa-
tional pursuits are entitled to attend this
schnol.
DANIEL R NASE,
Director of Education.
, 1920-09-07
NOTICE.

PARTIES having claims against the
estate of the late Reverend MAT
THHUS WOLTER and surviving wi
dow NORA WALTER are hereby notl-
fed to file their claims with the under
signed District Courts Probate Division
within 3 months.
The heirs in the said estate are also
notified to file their claims and prove
their rights to said Court within one year
and six weeks,
Christiansted's District Court, St. Croix,
September End 1920.
Will. JENSEN.
, 1920-09-07
KILOGRAMS
London,
ST. CROIX STA lion.

L. OlkO1A - LINN
London, Aug. 3lst.-The terms Of
an agreement providing for cooperation
against the Bolshevists reached by Gen
eral Wrangel and the leaders Of the
Astrakan Cossacks are published this
morning by the Times. BY this agree
ment full independence is guaranteed
those states and General Wrangel takes
over the control of all other armed forces.
London, Aug. 31st.-The Daily Mail
says: The coal strike threat is already
p%aralyzing and stopping foreign orders.
Many manufacturers with only small
stocks of coal on hand, have decided to
shut down as soon as the strike is an
nounced. The Yorkshire and Noting
hamshire miners are voting strongly
against a strike.
Washington, Aug. 31st. Almost COM
plete stoppage Of coal exports from
Great Britain has resulted from the
Governments anticipation of a miners
strike, according to a cable to the De-
partment of Commerce today from Mr..
Hollis. the Consul General at London.
An unusual shortage of bunker coal
exists. the Consul reported, and as a re-
suit 375 vessels are tied up in British
ports. Considerable employment anon
dock workers also was reported.
Montreal, Aug. 31st.-The Montreal
STAR tonight publishes the following
despatch from Worcester, England:
The first death resulting from a hun
ger strike in an English Jail, occurred
here today, when Karl Dunwell sue
cumbed at er going without food for five
days. He had been imprisoned for con-
tempt of court because he insisted on
~re-occupying his home after being de
ported.
London. Aug. 31st, The miners by a
, 1920-09-07

PARTIES having claims against the
Estate Of he late widow ELIZABETH
CARLY are hereby notified to file
their said claims accompanied by the
necessary proofs with the undersigned
District Courts Probate Division within
3 months.
Ch~ristiansted's District Court, St. Croix,
September End 1920.
WILH. JENSEN.
, 1920-09-07
THE ST. CROIX AVIS

THE ST. CROIX AVIS
IS printed and published daily (Sundays
and Holidays e1cepted) By G. Johansen
at the Av3s Office.
TER MS--5O cents monthly IN ddUance.
2 cents per single copy.
Nnter0d as Second-cIdss matter Nay
26th 1917 at the Post Office ut Christian
stod, 81. Croi1, Y. /. OF the U. S. A, an
der the Act of March 3. 1879
Contribution to this paper W1U be glad
In received When the same deals NTH mat
ters of general interest, and IS dccompa,
n1ed With the authors name, as a guar
antee of good faith. The editor cannot be
responsible for the v1ea0S Of has correspon-
dents nor does he necessarily endorse them.
, 1920-09-07

majority OF 36I, 9l5 have voted IN favour
of a strike, it was announced officially
today. There wee SOC, 1872 votes for the
strike and 238, 867 against. A strike by
the miners. seCmingly, was brought
nearer today by d resolution passed by
the r~ailWaymen, transport workers and
miners deciding at the nesting to as
semble tomorrow to consider the further
policy o. the Alliance.
Ottawa Aug. 3Ist. Sir Auckland Ged-
des, British Ambassador at Washington,
arrived in Ottawa this evening. Sir
Auckland is a guest at Government
House. During his stay here Sir Auck-
land will confer with the Canadian Gov
eminent in regard to the appointment of
a Canadian Minister at Washington, an
appropriation TO- which was passed by
Parliament last session, On Thursday
he will address the Canadian Bar Asso-
citation al luncheon.
New York, Aug, Both -Reiners who
recently reduced pri9eS to the basis
of TIC. and l.. Toe. are said to find
themselves iii competition with second
hand offerings, ranging from 153 TO
16c. less 20 and at that latter figure
a fair business has been done. The raw
market closed the week dull, with no
buying interest from r~efiners, who are
finding no sale for their graduated
sugar Raws, arriving in port here,
have been placed in store, waiting an
improve emf in local marked conditions,
owners being unwilling to accept bids on
the basis of Sc. cost and freight for
Cubas or 9.3c. 'lty paid, but showing
a disposition t. make some prices CON
cession from ne last price paid, which
was lie. cost and freight.
Warsaw, Alg. 31st.-Further gains
on the Northern Front are reported in
the Polish official c%ommunique today.
Polish troops occupied August,owo, west
of Grodno, where they were enthu-
siastically received by the population.
Lithuanian d~etachments encountered by
Polish troops have been most friendly.
London, Aug. 21st.- Anti-Bolshevik
forces landed in Kuban, east of the Sea
Of Azof, by General Wrangel, have been
annihilated, according to a statement
made last night by Mr.. Kamenetf, head
of the Bolsheyik Trade Delegation here.
This statement was based on a telegram
which came from Moscow earlier in the
afternoon. After defeating Wrangel's
forces. Soviet troops cut their comnluni-
cations, surrounded them, and by a night
raid, destroyed their headquarters. In
the northern part of Taurida, General
Wrangel's army is completely beaten.
He now holds the Crimea."
, 1920-09-07

PARTIES having claims against the
estate Of the late ELIZABETH
HEATHLEY re hereby notified<to file
their said claims accompanied by the
necessary proofs with the undersigned
Courts Probate Division within three
months.
Frederiksted's District Court. St. Croix.
September End 1920.
WILH. JENSEN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

The examination is tho most import
ant part Of the proceeding when Il
sufferer calls upon the United Doctors.
Whilst ii is entirely FREQ to those
calling, yet the examination is made
az thorough and as accurate rs il the
patient had paid the regular eXamina-
ton charge. After the diagnosis is
made the mode OF treatment is then
determined.
The most delicate man, woman or
child need have. no fear either OF hay
ing an N-Ray examination made or Of
taking electrical treatments. The n
Ray and electrical treatments arc
harmless. painless and safe in the
hands OF experts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
UNITED DOCTORS
FREE OFFER
X-Ray Examination, Blood Tests and Uranalysis
Tests Free
All Sick and Ailing Who Call Will Also Receive
Free Advice and Consultation.
Every Sufferer Given a
Chance

This generous free offer Of United
Doctors will give every sufferer a
chance to obtain Il scientific diagnosis
of his or her condition, after which the
sick person can really know what can
be done with tho United Doctors mod
ern system OF treatment in their own
particular case.
The Offices OF The United Doctors are
at Tenth and Clay Streets. The United
Doctors arc one Of the best Established.
best equipped and lurgcst institutions
OF it's kind in tho state.
There Is no institution in the state
of Virginia with more reasons to BE-
proud OF it's clientele than Thr Uni; ed
Doctors. who are ever apDrcciativc
the increasing number Of patients un-
der their care.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Clarence Is. Griffin.

clarence T. Griffin, conductor on The
Ntlaiiiic coast Line railroad. mcmb"r
of ta. brotherhood al Hallway Train
mon and prominent Mason. died iISt
niulr at ".35 o'cIoCk at his homo. 81
North TWcnty-third street. llN WAS
- years ola NrrHn%cments Tor the
funeral had not been completed last
NiEl1.
Nh. Griniu had for the last three
wears beer. serving in the capacity of
conductor. running between Richmond
and FLORENCE :. =. ana had been in
the "luploy of the railroad since carly
manhood. He Vas q memhci ot Iuppo
Lodge. Ancient Free aud Accented Ma
sons Washington Chapter. li"N1' .Nth.
No %: Richmond Commanders. No. :.
and Nuya Temple Mystic shrine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
ASHEVILLE MAKES GAIN
Census returns show \nrth Carolina
cit. tdhci over 5000 in Ten

~. iSs,r.ntest Press
Ny NSlFINGToN Marr,h -. 'npula
t,au figures announced rs ;hc dcnart
M nt today were: Ash"Villc. \. g..
y 5ni am increase of ".Gi@, ur 5i.H per
rNti over 1870
j.y,uporl. Iowa. jG.527. an increase
a. 1880 ~ 81 \ por cent
S..ub,nvuiy ohio. 2S.50o. increase.
C.il.. coz - per cent
1i'oNrr~Nil!c. y. v. 9G.r26. increase.
-. ur 60 p.r cent.
Shsh"y@..u. MS. ao.955 Increase. -
al. ul ! ~ per cent.
l,hust"wu. \ ~ lU"n5 increase,
ltoomd@.d n J. 22mi. increase,
GrHi. or lG.l por cent
Snum"lliu I'A :l2ei increase. hGlG.
ur : % per cent
Enfield. Cuuu.. ll1nS, increase, 1850.
Dr 1u.i nr~ yr1li.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

in", of heart trouble Will be conduct
ed from the residence this afternoon at
Porter street Presbyterian Church. Of
Relating. I:uriaI will he IN Maury
Cemetery. palibcorcrS arc ". l.. Cas-
Sidy, W. L. Southwark. w. l. Stutz,
l. y. Jones, W. t.. Drew and James w.
kcndlcr. members OF Abou Zen Ndhcm
Lodge. No. "lu. |. -. -. T.. Mr.. Sadlcr
was an odd Fellow thirty years.
BcsidcS his wife. who Was MiSs The
rcSa Mary Ilavikcu. OF this city. Mr..
SIdlcr IL survived 10y hire" daughters.
Misses Mary Jane. Virginia and Louise
Sadlrr and live sous. Lorenzo ~, Jr..
y. Haliour, Jordan NJ. Joseph I. and
I.MMlNM +. Sndlvr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

WEST POINT March 25.-Cieorge F.
Rice. who died tho first OF the week, AT
his home near Etna Mills. in the upper
part of the county. was buried on
Tuesday. with Masonic honors. lie was
Il member OF the West Point Lodge OF
MaSons. end McsSrs. w. X. Brouddus.
". u. Ecll and GEORGE Carlton. from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

REYNOLDS americans. employed by an
l.nrlish concern, have boon captured
by thr Boish.ViSls In siberia. The state
WAS advised today from
London. Ambassador DAVIS has been
asked TO make inquiries in London as
80 tho facts. and American agents III
: Siberia also have been instructed to
make I'm Investigation thcre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26

"Eay&r Tahlcts Of AsDirin" to be
genuine must be marked Aith the
'EaNcr cross" aust like YOUR check
must nave your sigma turc.
Away lool, for tho "iaycy cross"
Then YOU are getting genuine Aspirin
prescribed by musicians FOR over cigh-
teen years
IN the "Hayor" package arc safe and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Mrs. I:Iol,c n. yult,,,,.

Mrs Eloisc b. Williams. aged IS.
died yesterday morning at 7:i5 ut the
nome OF her daughter. Mrs. Hattie H.:
nppcrsoh. "lS-A North Twcnty-rourth
street, Besides her daughter. Mrs.
w iili:tmS Is survived by one son. Car.
Yer ~ williams. Funeral services will
pc hciu' tomorrow afternoon ut $50
from Woody's funeral parior. Inter-
mcnt Will be in lakewood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-26
Miss Itebcccn Can,lIcr.

LYNCJIIsURti, March :5.-Aliss Re.
hccca Gambler. &c. died Tuesday ut he
home in Campbell County Of pncu-
monia. following influenza. She Is - l..
GlNe1 by ElSler and five lrni Ln,..