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WELCOME HOME NURSE
AFTER SIX YEARS ABROAD
Miss Snrah w. Crosby Returns (,
SnrnEcviilr To Receive Widely
Attended Reception.


OSANCOCk, VA, A,uguat 1s.-Fri-
day evening the SavaEcville Melfa
Branch of the American Red Cross
gave n reception at the home OF Mrs
William James. the object being to
welcome back to her native land Miss
Sarah w. Crosby. who has just re-
turned from Europe. after six years
of service with the American Red
Cross.
Miss Crosby sailed with the fret
contingent OF Red Cross nurses from
THIS country. Since the signing of
the armistice her work was in the
Near East. While away she worked
in and visited seventeen countries.
superintendent G. G. Joynes in his
address OF welcome stated that Miss
Crosby has put the village OF Savage
Vile on the map forever. He referred
TO the decorations she received from
both France and Serbia.
Miss Crosby disc!aimcd having done
any big thing, stating 1t was the per-
sonnet of the Red Cross working to-
gether that had accomplished tho
great work.
the music for the evening. Solos were
sung by DIR. James C. Doughty, Misses
Vera Parker and Nina Ayres. with
Major III. G. Tanner as accompanist.
Miss Kathleen Moore recitcd.
Refreshments were served and the
punch bowl was presided over by
Miss Frances H. Taylor.
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REAT BRITAIN WlTHDRAWS
FROM FUTURE OLYMPIADS
|blic Opinion Must Undergo Conn
plete Reversal before Compct-
ing In Other Games.
nv ISnIknES NAIJtIl&

piete reversal before Compct-
ing In Other Games.
ny FORBES EAIItnAIRS
iversnI Service STAR Correspondents.
LONDON. August 16.-The British
ympic council has served notice that
is will be tho lass Olympiad In
itch Great Britain will participate
dergoes complete reversal.
This bombshcll was exploded by
Theodore Cook. editor OF ',Fie!d,"
thirty years on the British coun-
Tho movement has become In
latest phases entirely alien to
iglish thought and character" said
g present games are known, before
g name of the country holding tho
xt games is published, we should
emily inform the international Olym-
council that the United Kingdom
Il I not he competing oanpsidg In 1924. or sny
Ito of British opinion continues.
However right, however idaal n
ovenent may be. 1t Is futile to force
@non ,v nation mot not wanting sSnaI It.
ymplan councillors at Antwerp de-
fe to know our determination. II
n farewell to tho movement as
" conducted by tho Internal onal
mmittee."
Sir Theodore declared that all
ympic trophies presented by Eng
the games forever as memorial
the. British council to the Com
heship which our foreign friends
every country so generously and
Spitably gave u.s."
fi'he decision Of the British conn
was reached following tho fall
fe Of tho campaign headed by tho
ing to raise funds to adequately
ttntain the British competitors il
.f g /, Is 8 ~, ~ a l5, \ =
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POSTAL INSPECTORS Dis
FOR VALUABLE PACKAGES
John Moscr, Now In Federal Pcni-
tcntiary, Is Alleged to Have
Buried Them.

DANV1LLE. VA. August 1G.--It be-
came known here this afternoon that
for tho past week four inspectors In
the postal service have been here try
ing to lay hands on valuable securi-
alleged to have been buried by John
Moser. night postal clerk. who a few
months ago pleaded guilty to steal
packages and who Is now serving a
term Of one year In the Atlanta pom
itcntiary.
The four inspectors have made q
series of excavations in the basement
Of Noser's house on Gray Street. but
whether or not they were SucccsSful
nobody has been table TO find out
w. y. Brown. postmaster. when asked
today. said that the inspectors had
kept him in the dark and that when
ne asked with what success they had
operated no was told that they had
explicit orders not to say what they
who are living at Prospect. Va. ac-
companied the officers here. it Is al
legged. and remained mt the Burton
Hotel. The young woman is said to
have been cross -examincd and to have
collapsed. neccssitating the calling IN
OF = physician.
a. negro who was employed by, the
found. however. and nc is quoted as
having said that nothing was dis
covered. The digging operations were
some time. It Is believed that Moser
wrote to his father and told him that
by digging in certain places loot
would be found. and 1t is surmiscd by
ment that Moscr may be able to
make complete restitution and thus
obviate another Indictment against
him. which he will have to face after
completing his present term. Mr..
Brown admitted today that there has
been constant activity in tho Moscr
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
fny Assnc!nttI rreA,.

10y l'TcS.
NEW ORLEANS. August l6.-Thc
race for. the pcnnant in the Southern
Association is the highest IL has been
In years. with four teams really CON
tending and SO closely punched that
there Ia less than two games differ
encc between the leading New Orleans
CLUB and the Atlanta Crackers in
fourth place.
New Orleans played seven games
during the week and won 1--WE OF
them. passing Little Rock Friday
when ,Ils the Travellers lost to Brming-
Little Rock. after a successful road
trip. slumped badly, due to difficulties
IN the nitcher's box, and lost Ave OF
seven games played. splitting 4 dou-
PIC header with birmingham today,
thereby remaining in second place. MS
New Orleans and Memphis were pre-
vented from playing by rain
Birmingham only lost one out Of
SIN played. but was unable to advance
from third place and gained little on
atlanta. which team won four out Of
six games.
Memphis lost three and won one.
while Mobile played even, winning
three and losing n like number.
Nashville won two out of six and
tho tail-end Chattanooga team won
ono out OF three.
New Orleans Is badly In need Of
pitchers to keep the pace. and while
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DANVlLLE NEGRO WILL BE
ARRAIGNED IN SEPTEMBER
Charged With AttINl<InE White wo-
mum, Cannot He Tried mt
Spcciul rerD,.
Especial 10 Thc Times-

NSpcCidl 10 me IlfncS- DlSpatCn.
LYNCHBURG. VA. August l6.-
This afternoon. following = confer
ence with Commemorative Attorney
". ID. Yanccy. John l.. Lee and volney
+. Howard. Judge Frank p. Christian.
of the Corporation Court, announced
that he has no power to convene a
special term of his court. and that
Robert Williams. who confessed at
lacking a white girl. cannot be
legally tried before tho September
term. which begins September 9TH.
Judge Christian showed that tho city
courts are given eleven terms II year,
and there il no power In the code
for special term.
Judge Christian returned early to-
day from Atlantic City. whore he was
spending his vacation. In response to
kilograms sent Sunday urging that
Williams be given a speed ytrial.
1t has developed that Williams does
not tally TO the description OF tho
negro wanted at Eiizabcthton. n. c..
as WAS though was the case several
days ago. This has been established
by an exchange of pictures.
mob ut the jail early Sunday have
pearance In police Court "Wednesday,
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Greco-1,omnn Wrestling.

: ANTWERP. August lG.-In the
Greece Roman wrestling prelimi-
naries held today ]. Gallery, United
States Navy. out pointed Maaren. of
Holland. and John X. Worries. Chica-
so Greek a. a. c.. pinned DiaIetisS
OF Greece. to the mat in eighteen MN
utes Dialects lives in New York.
The Dane Torgenscn, put away his
his Czech opponent nearly IN TWO
minutes.
ALL the matches. except that in
which Voorcs defeated Dialects,
dragged through the two periods of
ten minutes each and n third period
OF twenty minutes. Efforts are being
made to expedite the elimination con-
tests by using two ten-minu:e periods
only.
After seventeen heats in the 100
me!er event. the field was redLc-i
to- ten, of whom four are Americans,
Charles w. Paddock. Loren. Murichi-
son and J. V. ScholZ. each negotiated
with distances in 10 As seconds
Murichison was second in his heat
with Edwards. OF Great Britain, tied
with him at 10 AS.
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MILLIONAIRE oil. hIACNATEIS
0UTWITTED BY LOCAL MAN
j. c. Arnold Obtains Trihing
u lion

J. c. Arnold. printer and linotype
operator. of Huntington, w. Va. has
as he says, the distinction OF putting
ono over on the country.s greatest oil
magnato. In an interview Mr.. Arnold
tells the full details in most inter
estiuE manner.
about year and q half ago" says
Mr.. Arnold. 'T began having attacks
of stomach trouble, which continued
getting worse until my liver and kid
neys wcre SO affected that was
forcd to quit work. had been
working night shift on an Akron
paper and shifted without avail. l
was taking medicine continually. FIRST
one doctor and then another. but kept
getttng worse. Every time friend
suggested a remedy tried 1t, until at
last some one recommended Tho Reese
Formula Ri. BY this time had
given up hope but began taking tho
Reese Formula R-11. 1 had no con-
fidence in 1T or anything else. Imagine
my surprise WHOM after tnkinG about
The Reese Formula R-11 Is sold b
Store. Broad ST., Richmond, va and,
~--@ ~--.A 49,. $50 L - s >
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REIGN NEWS CAUSE OF
FAX IN COTTON MARKET
tations on Southern Spots Drop
So to SO on Balc I'm
New York.

EW YORK, August 16.-There was
rcak of So to Sc bale in the cot
market today. Causes were la
sed nervousness over EuroDcn
litions. reports OF lower spot Of
tiEs in the South. and continued
;nce of trade demands.
,mors that European importers had
porariiy Withdrawn buying Or
wcro not confirmed, but had an
nttled influence on tho doclins.
ch carried October contracts off
or l22 points below closing quo
pms OF Saturday.
10 break In cotton extended to
cents pound for October. or
points below Saturdays cic siug
levels FOR tho day. with the in
We months OF August and Sep
Der showing nominal lossos OF zoo
ITS.
he market was extremely nervous
unsettled from the start. First
es were 100. points lower for Au-
and twelve to twenty-seven
It's lower on the more active po-
pms. There were slight rallies
~ after the call on tho continued
weather and forecasts for an
;r showery week In the South.
he fear of crop deterioration cid
seem strong enough to bring
luch fresh buying. however. ard the
ket soon weakened on the un-
iinS European news. and reports
,asinS spot markets 10 the South
ne more favorable Western belt
cast also encouraged more az
fsiva selling and the market be-
excited on tho afternoon break
ich uncovered stop orders. De-
Der sold off TO 2S.G7 and January
Es.uS and last prices were at ap-
Simately the lowest levels OF TIE
received no cancellations or E:,,.
Fan orders and WAS buying some
on on scaie down for the con
INT, but some of the spot brokers'
r say the demand for carly new
p shipment Is unusually smnIi
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FORT ERIE RESULTS

mite. !cl tkennedyj. 80 SO. second d
snsst: lca tstearns). lilo. third. Tim.
Il la, Natural. Deilahm. I,omper,
". 40. &C., 40 Won: Sta,!n,. ji9
bsonp. $40. $50. second: Galleyhcad,
(BntweiD. sd, third. Time--i:H old
Somme. Ant!phon. Monctte ran.
bird race--ttvo and one-half :urIongs-
Jimminy. lie tButwell). 30. go : ~.
!: Martin 4 Noonan. l6l (Myersj. $40.
d. Time-l:o. sient West. MYTHOLOGY
lnishl. iiso. $50, AGO. won: Taunton ON
III tMccrannl. 1850 $50. second: Onico.
ascon. Scpperhan, Billie Is, DiomeJ'
Held. Sim Feiner. Medusa. Miss Gayle
fifth ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 100 ,Ken-
| ~, l2.l0. 40. $40 won: Midnight Sun,
tSimpson).. 40, 3.2o second St
,ntln. IN tButweiD. $50. third. Time
IS Is. Belar!o. Tlcklish. Mayor House
Is, n,h b .aseY >, mile and sixteenth J.
,hd: Col Lii, iSs tWa aniIees' 20. third.
AiRardi and q, II. Miller G ran 1S'as
fcYenth race-mile and slxteenth-Flib-
Ity Gibbet. 100 (ButwolD. $40, 34O $50,
h; Ioiite. lie ,(Stearnsl. 40. 200 sec
y: Tom Saunders. 40 (Heinisch) 270
8-d. Time-l:i5 Us. The Desert Keep
{eran. kits H.. Saga ran.
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SARATOGA RESULTS

,rss, raae,s-,six fuf!UnEs--Dr!nh. lo7
ioi tWidal. ~ TO l. . 10 /. Z 10
md Marion Hollir.. % (We!ii:ri 5 To-
% J.. even; third-, Time. liza as.
saaesist. ' c6ii a llaa 2f%sn pS TpI,
|seond .race--ab0ut ,wo miles-MIaa.
Brand. 10 fnraoks,. 7 to =. eS Saa
10. i ~ ). out. third Ttrne. Gao J. ;.
hi i!rd racsIahys and onc-halt !ur!ongs-
!: won: cubaai,a. los tI,!et). To- l. ;
10 o. second: Loushstorm. ia
onrrlen);, TO- =, 10 8. TO s.
"a, Time. :0T. Rolo. Fluff. Lave Tar.
Buttons also ran.
i Gqrth raacs = rniIc,,Leoeharcs lis
K Gain, rs GTurnerl. lG TO g. s to s, )
Is. second: Wyoming. II: iJohnson5, s
U. 70 }, even. third. Time. / :3ai
r. a. R:rount, ATe;huSa Seminars
x, Rubid.usn. Ballet Dancer II. Under-
ons. Bon. rs iRodriguex1. TO 8
tWeiner). 10 to ) 70 :. OUT; third
ie, -:os. Judge David. Wlifreda also
XIII racc--nve and one-haf furlonr,-
wing Bubbles. l15 dyke to :. s
. !. 70 :: 20 10. second: ncn:
/, third. Time i:cs4.5. Cote dor
About. Mcndocino. SGuaw Man BAY.
tG. Despair. Toss rp. Huonec I,astIle
car Allan Poe. FriEatc. Pahaska also
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Make Your
Dun Complexion
Treatment

If you would have n beautiful COM
pleXion, one which will make YOU eX-
ceedingly attractive. just try this re-
cipe: Go to any grocery store and
get ten cents worth of ordinary oat-
tie of derwillo. Use the oatmeal as
directed in every package OF der
willo, then 10! and behold tho mar
Vicious change. One applica ton will
aatonish You. BE sure TO read tho
paper, entitled How to make YOUR
Own Complexion Treatment at Home"
1t gives full details for using the
rccipe.-Adv.
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half the first bottle. my condition be-
gan to improve. continued taking
1t and before finishing the third bottle
l "as'completely restored. am again
working and feel better than I have
for many years.
Tho Reese Formula R-11," con-
tinued Mr.. Arnold. cost mo a dollar
and a~quartor bottle and considering
the fact that a millionaire oil mag
nate offered a million dollars for n
relief from stomach trouble I think I
am somo nnancier.
but then people don't think they
can get relief unless It Is expensive.
All ean say is that It only costs one
dollar and eents. tho. price
OF tho Reese Formula R-11. to relieve
stomach trouble. for my case has
proven It
II you wish further information,
write direct to our Medical Advisor.
Medical Department. The Reese For
muia Co, Huntington. w. Va.
; an druggiats.ar OF Tho Tragic Dru.
6orrison. tho DRUG Mansst Petmehurg
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DEMPSEY HAS FIVE FIGHTS
tny Assoela,.h Prc.x

c,r,c,, x!'' .tss"e'a''u tFesSI
CHICAGO. August l5.-Jack Demp-
sey expects TO take part In five fights
between september 9 and the end OF
the year. he announced here tonight
before leaving with his manager
Jack kearns. for Benton liarbor
Men. TO start training for his bout
there Labor Day, with Billy SIis!:a
OF ST. Paul.
Dempsey said that the four matches
after the Benton Harbor fight had
hcen tentatively agreed on. Three
VIII be In New York. including the
bout with Bill Brennan about Octo-
Der l., and one viii be in Boston
soon after Labor Day he said
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PIEDMONT LEAGUE
tspeclal to The Timcs-Dispatoh)

'''pV'i1i ~ ne
DASVILLE. Va. August lG.-Thc
race for the pennant In tho Pied
mont League has developed into the
closest ever seen by the followers
OF the professional game here. A.
though Danville is in the cellar on
the standing of the six-club league,
only two full games separate IL
from the top. Raleigh and Winston
have both won twenty games and
lost nineteen. High Point has wen
eighteen and lost seventeen. while
Greensboro has thus far broken even
with eighteen Victories and eighteea
defeats. Durham has lost twenty
and won twenty and Danvilla has
won sixteen and lost nineteen.
Following the nstic battle, which
took place In the thrilling ninth liz
ming OF fridays game. between List
Fielder y. Thompson. OF Winston,
and Catcher c.. Thompson. of the
Danviile team. small assessments
morning.
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narrI.onhurs Man Injured.

HARRISONDURG, VA, August Ia.
Howard Hensley. of near keezle-
town, was seriously injured In an au-
tomobile accident near here last
night. He is now in Rockingham
Memorial Hospital suffering from a
fractured shoulder blade. a crushed
chest and possible internal injuries.
Three other young men Were slight
ly injured Their automobile left the
road In passing another machine.
overturned and was badly damaged.
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Hay and Ynrdon WIN.

TORONTO. ONT, August lC.-Ed-
ward Ray. the British golfer. who
won the national championship at
Toledo. Ohio, last week. and his part
Cumming. the Toronto professional.
and Albert Murray. OF the Kanawaki
Club, Montreal, here today. on the
ishcrs covered the thirty-six hole
course in 24l, while their opponents
took 305 F-
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the team is fielding remarkably. 1T is
weak in batting.
Little Rock has the hittcrs. which is
all that has kept the Travellers UP In
the race, as with the exception OF
Robinson. Elberfeid's club rs extreme
~ weak In the box.
birmingham. In third place. with a
strong hitting team and perhaps tho
ISOLATION, with a long home stand JUS I
ahead. is perhaps in the best position
10 win The coveted pennant.
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DR.. ]. e. Hicks. who announced his
resignation as pastor or tho First
baptist church hero yesterday, to ac-
Gept the call rendered him by the
First Church OF Baltimore, will re-
September. he said today. 1t is also
learned that he has been considering
three other calls which came stimuli
Ianeously. One of these was from
petersburg, another from Norfolk.
and another from tho University OF
South Carolina. where nc was asked
70 tako the Divinity chair.
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NORTH CAROLINA PASTOR
COMES TO TiMBERVILLE
Rev. ". l.. Fulmcr Accepts Call To
Lutheran Church In This
Especial to The Times Dispatci

MARRfsoSBu m G,'%VSAs vas. Ansast G.
Rev. V. l.. Fulme.. or Newton, n.
G. has accepted 4 call to .he pasto-
rate OF Timbcrville Lutheran Church
latter part OF this month. He will
sucnned Rev. ]. L. Stirewait, u. D.,
who has resigned after fifty years OF
active service In :he ministry. pr
Stircwalt was formerly sunerinten
dent OF missions OF the Virginia Cor
Terence of tho Tennessee Synod.
During his long ministry he has de-
cd $50 funerals. baptized l,2OS In
fants and 80 adults. confirmed 1.045
ADULTS and oi!iciated at $50 mar
riageS.
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Bnron beatty to the Legion.
SnIIE IluHhnr I,..uu.Ia -

E"PORT, X. l.. August I6..The
|pplng Board steamer. Snug Har-
|; :."Ss tons. foundcrad off Mon
Point in n collision with the
re PotiersYiile, IN heavy fog
~. captain Sovcndensen and his
w OF thirty two. and the daurhtc r
one OF the officers were rescued
the tug covington AID landed
re; The Snug Harhor was from
sifnore for Portland. Maine. with
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case since no left here. and no also
said that when the Inspectors left
DanviIc thcy said. "Wcll. Mr.. Brown.
this ends II ALL n remark which
failed TO absolvc tho postmaster'e per-
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I EEIINE

Gives the results-and satisfaction.
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles,
prevents dandrufr, promotes growth,
and restores gray. and faded hair to
Its own natural color. Not dye.
Marvellous in its effects. AT all drug
gists.-Adv.
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Foreign Ie.chnnrc.

EW YORK. August iG..-Mercan
paper. $. Exchange. irregular;
rIln-, s0-day bills. s3.59l-4: com
rciai 6o-day bills on banks.
IS 3-I: demand. s3.o3 Az. c,bfns
"A 10
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THREE VIRGINIA FARMS SOLD


TIARRISONBURG, VA. august 1s.
Three farms belonging to the es-
tate OF the late Gerald L. Hopkins.
of McGaheysvi.te, and to;alling &C
acres. were sold at pablic auction
j. l.. hopkins and C. Z. Williamson.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

DAILY, unless otherwise sf,own) published
only az information mud not guarant { ed,
Daily except Sunday. ( Sunday only
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DIco Dr,v,,r .n,.,,.,,

HARRISoNBURG. VA. August 10
Noah Blosser, OF near THE city. died
bile yesterday near Mt. jackson. RIO
car was stopped. by Mrs. Biosser,
MI. Blosser was n farmer and was
20 years old. Funeral services viii
be held Tuesday Mt Weayer..s Ch,Irnh-
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Norfolk g Western Rx.

Leave Drond Street Station DAILY! =
For Norfolk $500 a. NJ. $500 A. NJ
1890 +. NJ, $3.50 =. NJ For the West.
7. NJ. 9:25 =. NJ. Arrive from Nor-,
Iols, ll:45 a. NJ. 6:55 p. NJ 1855 e.
A.; from tho West. $500 A. MI, .2:2U,
p. M. 1850 p. a., S:55 r. M. ONCE,
So East Main Street Phone Madl-
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RICHMOND, FRED'SBO & POTOMAC R.R
BROAD Street Station, except where -
other wiso indicated)
Arrivoirom Leaveioi
12:t0 am. Warrington & bcyond.-..- kI0 am Z
$40 am. Washing ton & bcyond...- MO :05 am
MI 200 PM. Washing ton bcyond.-.. $50 nm
t6:20 am. Ashland Local. ..... 1880 s1n ,
l;S am. Washington Local.... 500 nm
80 pm. Washington & boyond.... MS:45 am
8:25 pm. Washington & beyond-... ll:s5 am
SS:30 pm. Washington beyond 1870 pm
1910 am. Ashland Local.. .......- C2:30 pm
NIL 80 pm. Washington & beyond. 3f5 PM
pl5 pm. Washington Iocal..-.-.... $3.50 pm
tS:l0 nm. Ashland Local. .. B&:30 prn j
S:35 am. Fredericksburg Local.. ...a
1910 Mt. IVY ashington 4 beyond-... M5aO pm
f8:lo pm. .Ashland Local. ......... f6:3a PM
...:.....:. Washington q beyond. :. S:l5 pm
NJ Main Street Station. yiS
x Arrives Main st. Station, parlor car from
Washington Ia detached at Hermitage and handled
into Broad st. Staton arriving 500 pm.
Daily except Saturday and Sunday. Il
G Saturday only.
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SEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
fmain Street Stat inn

CONSOLE DATED CITY TICKET OFFICES
$50 e. Main Street Phone Randolph "a I
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ST. Morrison the
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-31

building. even with the prevailing
high price Of materials, Is TO he un-
dertaken in that city during the
spring
Clarendon and Memphis are filled
to the bursting point with people
numbers Of them having come from
points in the east. determined 10
make their homes In the prosperous
growing west.
nalhart. Canadian and Hereford
report business conditions excel
Those 90 an former wears. for WI IL
prices 1re high crops have been
good and the volume of the merchants
sales unusually heavy.
Conditions in Amarillo could not
j." Improved except through the build
ing OF more homes and business
houses and every available skilled
workman has had all he could d.
throughout the fan and winter with
tho pro poet of rrdouhlod building
program being launched within tho
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