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that before this time tho farmers
would have closed out all of their
a a.,,s leaf: but It seems that they
nave more of that kind In the 1920
crop than ever before. and II Is now
recalled that the continued rains NJ
,ast summer and early fall made il
tho sun-curcd tobacco to properIv
cure II and save 1t from the miidew
ana other lasting damage wrought
10y such unfayorablc harvesting
me entire dark belt had to contend
Will IT Is now very evident that
mo really good, sound and fine lear
tied. V '' - 'u"-cured Is lin
Improvement Last OF the Week.
the market for these goods las.
days, but In the last days OF the
week the corps of buyers was aur
mchtcd by the appearance of several
,nnuep1ndcnts who have not here
toiore been attending the breaks and
bidding became much more animated.
All good leaf sold readily at better
prices than heretofore. ana tho mar
kS, closed on Friday quite active on
all good and sound leaf There was
no Improvement whatever on tho
low grades and tho damaged stuff.
one farmer, X. l.. Terrell, OF Han
over County. put on sale nj Hutchc-
son's Warehouse 4 load consisting OF
three lots Of good and sound sun
.urehi and after offering TO take $50
round Tor the load. made an average
OF $40. tho lots selling at auction TOR
go, $50 ana SIS Several farmers
Who on Friday obtained better figures
Than they expected expressed satis-
faction with the improved condition
of the market. but be II Understood
that this Improvement was confined
entirely to the better grades and
sound leaf entirely free OF damage
The low grades and the damaged
St"if are yet low down. perhaps u Bit
rover IMAM they were two weeks ago.
iInif Time This weck.
Inc warehouses Will be open This
week on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, and then ciosc for tho
M"hdav season. TO be rcopcned on
Monday January 3. On Monday there
YIN be sales Of hrigh,s only. and
~ is expected that all three OF the
Warehouses VIII have sales OF tho
sh'nc. ilutchcson's announces u spe-
GinI sale OF hriShts on that day. Large
ncHEcrics Of gun cured are looked
Tor on Tuesday and "Wednesday
me reports from all OF the Vir-
Sihia and North Carolina bright mar
tsts ven or enormous sales last week.
the warehouses generally being full
70 capacity with the bright weed.
The farmers seeming to hav. Il desire
10 get rid OF hs much OF tho over
nroduction' crop OF 1920 as po.sihl.
pc'orc The year should come to its
end Mos. OF thcsc markets report
hTnhcSs on aii first class tohaccos.
while low grades and common stuff
were lower. All the bright markets
IN virginia and North Carolina closed
Fri"ay for the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
ana wi! remain closed unti! 7'ucsday.
January L.
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w,I4on Closed somcwhn, Weaker.

WILSON. y G., Dec. 1.-THE sale.
Of loose leaf tobacco on this market
ifis week were very large. amount
Ing TO 3i23.242 pounds which brought
an average o, si7.53 pnr hundred
pounds. On accoun; OF block aalcs
Nc warehouses had 20 keep selling
today. after which they closed To re-
main closed until January II.
The total sales this seIson to date
have been 39.9tl.3ol pounds and III.
all around average paid for the same
has been $23iG per hundred. The
market closed weaker than II opened
this week.
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rustee' S Sale
Valuable House
and arm
AT FAIR OAKS. IN IIENRICO
COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

Pursuant to the terms OF a certain
trust deed from G. y. Moore to George
T. law. Trustee. Of record In the
clerks Office Of iicuriCo County. Nir.
gin'a. IN Deed Book i"S-A. page los.
dcfauIt having been made in the pay
ment of the debt secured. ana being
thereto directed by the not.holdcr.
snail sell at public auction. on tho
premises. ut Fair oaks, ficurico ,,oun-
~, Virginia. on
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1920.
a, 80" o'clock p. NJ.
the following property:
All OF those certain lots. pieces or
parcels of land lying and being in
irairiieid District. Hcnrico COUNTY.
St'r,Sitm,a' Immediately at Fair oaks
Stallon. ana containing lS.3i5 acres
more or less. and being DESIGNATED
on the plat of Fair oaks as Lois .
. anu 70. all adjoining For a norn
particular description. reference Is
~ TIoE n'acc TO plat recorded i'm ID
tots conveyed TO g. 4. Moore hv s,,,.
and Wife. N'cuEer
Upon said lots which are uso, ,o
cool ihfin there is located a
buildings "'' o'h'r out
TERMS: Cash sufficient, ia nav. ,ho
costs and expenses OF s,In - inc
ruNr' using. auCtiuncer Inh Tr,,.,n.
~ !l'tSS! nhS' ana 10 pay or aud 1is
nnire, me principal dcbt s.',,~n,i
ooJ E.'"oe'V. and interest from no
;,hre TO he madc payable On pa
-. ahi,lpuhced on day of sal. nI
800 -, u"HCc with direction :"
rhaher or said trust deed VI inc
GEORGE L. uAw.
Trustee.
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Rocky Noun. Get. Low Grade,

ROCKY MOUNT. \. @. Dec IS
this market footed up 800. 600 pounds
that averaged sl7 per hundred Tho
offerings were largely OF the lower
grades and they are nfT in price Tho
market closed today to remain closed
Mm'M Monday. LunMary IL
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II CTiONS-LEGILS
:cgni Notices
81 I

L. r; JOHNSON PUBLISHING CC,irANf
80, -! Mcruns ~ Siorkhc.aer>.
,cts speca! :mes!E q! , 49, * SIsy
%t he hsIa '.H a; ,S o; mgo'ishHs compa.
Va on Monday. Deremtsfs ~. "' iss5 20" %;
taxing in,c ,ons,leration ana at,in. ma o.!
}G,'' dn,E:e.e.l Q: TagEevf aan
son Puts..sA!pE Co.u-~nr .ni the r,cn-
ssnia carnor,ioI Iur,Rb@IS'l;,f' ron VT;
INTO Sy ihc fcsntc;!Nc boards OF directors
approval adoption or rejection Theron.
& l. Hn.A&J;Ei56jwr.
Richmond Va. I:.ec,raher ii 49,
SS.'a Of uois 5S! ta, sle nlcS o:
nOnd, Va. D"c.mner $500
ar sd" tS; ,2 y a., 5 ;at Pn'lnf eem
fses.yya a. me- One ~ 70 i st. rusaiy.
~ ihe sasne ume sna place o4s Wi.
labelling n!ir,n hgniraG ta.I,s -, 81.
aforementioned BOOKS
Printed schedules. Oh which al h!ds w..
De req RED 10 be made. ana sample pas.
saY"'nt iiE.e %! typo ".i! bc furnished On
Easn ~ must = l"e!osed ia sea.ya ..
Conyisciors XII. i DT 'i r.,,r.1 ''tvnosA.
cAi!y shipments o! ,a3etu.ly- Rad ,rNs:
sAiesn-Gas' "Fm worked Ana 10 iuruisH
e9Ed; w.tn apFioyea security. .1S H..
"a .L4 ~ !UGu.auCc Of CONTRACT.
iEnss f.sA! IS ',Serysa q rslsii any O.,
suuer.u,e.,de,, 81 'r'SSsii,o FIRM rL,GiM.
IiviDFND NOTICE.
FiHsT NATlqNAl BANK, Richmond.
W. aeeemrYr O 1890. The Hoard 81 D.
quarterly t.y.ieni 81 So on is III
ho!Ists a lS 'y. 'nE"n,r - rs stoch
Snee" ".i he m...,i bec,u..cr 81. $500
JAMES 81 aAl.i. IL
biN!DE%o NOTICE Nc fes..!.r .u,..
, ;s.iS '.y'a -, = 20 % ,hs pse.@ffT1el
ABLE 90" JAa4a!y J. 1921 to M ,.r';,.i,'"-:'d
LGs!n,ss December -. 1870 m, ~
iSi D"nfs W.. not ue closed. i!
nun. ,..., nlNiDk%D.
NA.-TU. .,l.Ieatlss ~. rt.. h.,'t ''i''-'I'
ape ,s o. 55"au4'y ia-!. 70 aao.0sis
VII! be !fale4. 49,"
e. HAEksDALa. ,&.4r.-,
Ah E5I.5 i. .: 1850 nana Rga.
regular aNnua. mSsI.hg o.. IL IL re re
hcidere OF me FiTs, %.toua. l;aa -" ~.
reciofs Coz III fat4auat.oa .. % o.,
OF M eisclYrs igr The !asi hsea! I.af
ne s.ll iaeet:qs. vii b5 ' hc.d :Tr. .es.
the. directors room OF the b5nX %o.s =
ana AaiH Streets kcAfaCnd Va ] M.
VI BaI. Jf., Cashier.
AEETlSG-.Tne ANIMAL meeting OF stgcb.
nDiisr~ OF ihs National state and CIV
BanK o! Richmond. Va. H!I b.. .si.,
AZ The Danklng room az !. O'CLOCK noon
on Tuesday January u !s=l :1r ih~
election ~ director, for The rI.u.ut.
year ana me Transaction y. any o;n.r
business which MAY come br!Orr IN.
meeting.
" $ EYLAND.
-.----.----- Cashier.
THE UNION I;ANk OF RICHMOND.
flcnn'nd. Va.
The annua! iue.tlng o. the s,ockhoIde,s
OF THIS bsMS VII be held at It's bans.Ins
house on THURSDAY January i5 1871 al
IL O'Clock N, FOR She election oi director
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
HOTEL GRAFTON
RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival, and Departures OF Passenger Ir.,ns
tpart, unless otherwise shown published
only as Information and not guaranteed.
Daily oIocpt Sunday Sunday only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

10 rtiE PUBLIC
iAhE NOTICE that The Pa.torne!:
business az lio9 East Main Stree; and
products manufactured by John Luca, q
Company. Inc, Ui Philadelphia Pa /; INV =
hs an" Lucas Products. consisting ,I
it'his ana 'ttnishcS. acts only as a.en I
those portions Of the States OF VirrInin
anl North Carolina designated in !, con,
if"tf OF agency between the said p,f,i,,
tNeCut'd 1n the 10Th day az Nov..,utrr
!'-y- ,"Hd OF ;he maps ana PAPERS At Z.
t,chcG 10 said contract and made a u, r
t!'''sI inc the authority OF The tas;os;cd
terms "a: the said agreement and ;hs
Nt!y 10 al Lucas products In pOssossc:
OF IN. Insiorteid Co. are in and rrin,,I n
in said John Lucas y Co. Iuc. until Hi
IS passed by The rastoraelI Co. Inc as
katG agency agreement.
rms pceHcaI non IS made in pursuance
ci ana IN acGosdance with the provisions,
o; ihS Ntisia.a Code. 1919. section so.
WINES ;hs sisnaiures OF the parties
Tile! rAsToNFiEID co. INC.
by ", q, I.ssiorheid Tres!dcn,
JOHN LUCAS y CO.. INC.
!2y 10 Lane * CAY Eli.s Stern. Attorney,
THk PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK
Richmond. Va; December II. 1899
,uE house ON Tuesday; january II. 1871
1T : NJ. Tor the election OF directors -.
n" ratification Of ;la acts OF the d-gc.
iorS Tor The ass hsca! year and Tor "a.
'Tansact ton oi aay other business whtCh
may properly come before the SAID meet.
WARREN NJ. GODDARD.
Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

FOh PROMPT attention. ..s, your house,
Tor shI" o. ioT rent with Charles Il.
kEenEnGnd. kcom ~. Allison Eu!IIIn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

flcnnGnd Va.
TIE ahnna! IIfei.ns Of the stockholders
house on Thurscay, January i5 1871 al
IL o'Gock VI for ;he election Of directors
and Tor the Transaction u! any other husi.
ness that may properly come before haia
meeting. {. c. BAKkSEALE
Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
.4UCTIONS-LECALS
Legal Notices
OLD DOMINION TRUST COMPANY.

.r, December IL. 1890.
The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF Did dominion Trust Com.
p'ny VIII be held at the office OF the
company: No. 900 East Main Street, Rich
m9nd Va. on Wednesday,. January IL
1871, nj IL O'Clock noon Tor the purpose
OF clscting directors OF the company and
Tor the Transaction OF such other business
as may properly come before the nlcctInr
The stock transfer books OF the com
pSny VIII be closed At - o'clock noon on
december III, l9cO and remain closed In
accordance with the bylaws until after
the adjournment o; said meeting
W. III. SLAUGHTER. secretary
SECURITY LIFE INSURANCE. COM
PANl OF AMERICA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
CITY TAXES

on Real and Personal Property for
1920 are now due and payable at
the City Collectors office. Room
l07, City Hall. or Tenth and Hull
Streets, South Richmond. Failure
to pay on or before December Slst
carries penalty OF sc.
We respectfully request all who
have not paid to do so at once to
avoid congestion during the last
few days of the year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED
Bf j. THOMPSON BROWN Il Co.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.
Commissioners
Auction Sale
1516BuchananS Street

Acting undc- decree of the Law and
Equity Court OF the city of Rich
moni. In the chancery cause therein
pending of Willie y. Clarke VS.. Maria
Lee Station. entered on december s..
1920. we. the undersigned special COM
missioucrs. will ofrcr FOR sale. at
public auction. ON the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. DECf;M -. 1920.
1T 1850 o'clock l.. NJ.
the following property, ;o-wit:
Lot with improvements on the west
line OF buchanan Street. distant one
hundred and twcnty-siN feet six
inches I2S.6) south Of Fairi I'd
street. fronting twenty five feet t25)
on buchanan Street and extending
back wcstwardly between parallel
lines SiNty-frc feet t6i) 10 an alley.
TERMS: pnc-third cash. balance in
equal insta lmcntS At six and twelve
months. Ia be evidenced by notes car
rying interest at per CcntUU (G,-)
from date OF sale. or all cash. at the
option OF tho purchaser.
ALEXANDER II. SANDS.
GEORGE w. LEWIS
Special commissioners
hereby certify that the bond &C..
Quired of the Special commissioners
III the above styled cause has been
given. with surety approved by me.
LUTHER LlnRY. clerk.
II
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NniItc,i-I;cui Estate

CHAS. l.. LOkHR X 60. Insurance and
real cStaiv. 80! Mutua! !iu.!u.Ls n
hiihnF bay.iss manager '"I. estate de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

ID X - cHAFFIN & co. INC.
Heai Estate Auctionccrs.
Richmond Virginia
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

FOR BEST RESULTS l!s; your ITop.rty
Win US Garrett Co. IL. h. Main
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STEAMSHIPS.
Eishmanl -liew York STEAMSHIPS Co,

Ehcctivc Dec. nh. .,iIInr. cv,rv 4 dov.1
. criy HIIi;nm"nd and New York .Fre.ght|
riE., ife'npt service. No embarRoes
Frr.sht received daily un,lI Nj. ex.l
'"ei Sa,nsh"y u NJ.
PAY Is your company. Givo IL yourl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

FOR RESULTS list your farms and city
nrop,riE WIKI 40 lard y Baghy. R.Ch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Real Estate for Exchange So
WANTED

Est hiishct grocery business In East
End OF West End. Prefer place with fiat
above. Answer at once as PATTY wants
RAAn X CO. INC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

HoME-Wc have ellen, FOR $4,000 ar
$4,000 home III the West End. north -:
Main. What have YOU to vurr? }. a
Conmri!y s. Co MAIIsnn nrhI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS
American Nai'"nal RanE vi Richmond. Va
ne regular aunual meeting u! share
holders o; this hank for the cleo, ION OF
directors and sgch Other business us mny
legally lie transacted. Will be held 'Tues,it,v
january a, 1871 ~ noon.
-. BAt LOi. HILL. Cashier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
!, 6 G ,na:, "a,, ~, December Is, 1920

To the Stockholders of the Security life
INSURANCE Company OF America:
You are hereby notified that the rccu.
lar annual meeting ~ tn, s;ackhvl,ie-s
OF the Security Life insurance Company OF
America VIII hc held AT The Office OF the
company, Mutual building. in the city %,
hivhmuud. Va. on Wednesday,. the ian
Ia! o. January. y. II. 1891. at the hour OF
~ O'Clock y. NJ. tor tn. purpose OF elect
ing directors of the COMPANY for III. en-
SG!nE year and the transaction o! any
ana a. other business which may be sub.
inii;td 10 the meeting.
y form OF proNy III favor O. W. r. bur.
stn. Joseph Il. OTIS. George w. Dixon r
II NEWMAN and .. w. johnson. or any
or either of them. is herewith .nclos,i
which you may sign and return ii YOU
N.SFe srch persons IL represent you al
the meeting
iy order Of the Board OF Directors
q. w. JOHNSON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19
Commissioners
Auction Sale
Of Nice Little
arm

~ ,. 'it!- ne acres, moro or less. win
..,n.P'or tinchtS. on Gcnito Road n..r
NJ. nerinCn Church. in Chcs;rrn,iI
Ggiun'E' sNG!n!a. and about thre,
So. iIon' MoSe!ey's Station. on
Acting under decree entered on Or.
tHOS! INA. Two. by the Circuit Corr
~ ~ HIS efI!cld county. in the suit OF
axe " Co. who sue etc vs Jnhn
r. Porter's heirs ct ais. III. unJn,
signed Special Comm -Ssioncrs will
SUBJECT TO confirmation by TN. t'ourf
oheF Tor SAFE az auction. on the prem
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %. 1920.
~ - O'Clock VI.
The above mentioned farm with a sub
.! "nich Holm +. Porter. died, seized
and possessed.
TERMS: omc-th.rd cash. bn!ance i'm
iw" equal ius-a!ln.euts- uayaI,I, on.
ana Two years after date al sale re-
Sptct!vely. with interest from date q;
sale. TO be evidenced hV ncuo;l:,l al.
notes OF purchaser waiyiuE home
STEAD exemption. nd title 10 land TO
be retained by Court until ,,urchas.
price mas been fully paid and convey
ancc Ordered 10y Court or ali caSn at
purchasers option
Il. + FI.ORANCE.
GEO j hooper,
ALIEN II. SANDS
Special commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED Of the Spcclal commissioners
in the above styled caus. has been
given. with surety approved hy inc.
PHILIP COGBILL. clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

NOV Is the ,iinc TO buy los. The best
investment IN Richmond today j. ina;
property adjacent to ihc new Chamber
Jayne Avenue | haze - few lots II, Two
blocks of Cianbcr!aynr Avenue ~ from
~ 20 S22 FOOT. Terms: SO cash .,.I
$40 10 $50 "A ElUath. Going rapi,..v
III. !.r ihtspus..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

u EEIINC--.Iht ANIMAL iIcr,Iug Or ,t.rt-.
nnIfsr~ OF ihs National State ana ca.
BanT o: Richmond. Va. VII De- nei4
az The banklhE- room al !. O'clOCI. noon
on Tuesday January - !s=l :1r ih@
election II directors for the cIsu!Ur
year ana me Transaction U. any o:n.r
business which may come brfOfr ~.
" S KYLAND
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

NORTH HICINoNp the highest spot in
RtchmcnI. Beautiful LOT overlooking
North E!chmund Terrace. adjoining
Hover garden: on circle instead Hi COR
n.r. Two hir oaks IN front. Sold for
Sl,osc. Have paid S3nG Oh It. Pay mo
$500. JUST what haV. paid. and / VIII
transfer my interest 20 you balance
payable $40 I! month. THIS 10; l. said
70 be wc:th !i.!uU 7CS. caro- Times
lnlSpat,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

Rf MORTON G.. THALIilMER,
Real Estate Agent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-19

! WANT PERMISSION 20 sell you. City proo-
crty. This is all l want. IL I dGnt sell
II, II Will not cost You one cent IL do
sell u wIll EXPECT the regular city
commission Zee Call hY 10 see tn-
IiTkle Ninth STREET. EygninE;on
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suburban iur sale

fINE-RoOM stuccp bungalow a; I.c,ic-
dale. on Ashland car line. FOR REM of
for sale. blackburn * Rogers. Inc \.
Mutual Building. Madison i7sT
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LOTS.
Buy that 10, now 50 tina, YOU will bc
able To huild In tho spring,

We have otr,'s. caU u aud wc vii!
% Ilad to EiNc further particulars.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19
FARM BUREAU WILL
HOLD MEETING SOON
Plans Being Made for Big Meeting
Here Many Attend State Meet
ing this Week

The Stevens County Farm Bureau
is planning for a big meeting to be
held in Morris some time soon. De-
finite announcement of the day and
date will be made later.
County Agent Nash is in the cities
this week attending the Junior Live
Stock Show at South st. Paul, and
the meeting of the State Farm
Bureau Federation at the st. Paul
Hotel
Among the Farm Bureau mem
bers who are also attending the State
Federation are Max Stevenson,
Frank Kerwin and W. T. Brisbane of
Morris, Chris Plocker and L. J.
Schlattman of Alberta, o. A. Solve
of Cyrus, and Herman Ecklund and
R. W. Keeler of Chokio.
A number of Stevens County win
ners in the boys and girls club con-
tests also went down to attend the
Junior Live Stock Show. Carl Stew
enson, Francis Kerwin, Flossie
Plocker, Wallace Ecklund and John
Nienaber each entered calf, and
Raymond Summers entered a pig,
Phillip Mtezger and Alfred Toop also
went down as the county's represen-
tatives in the live stock judging con-
test to be held at University Farm
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19
Carnival Parade Today

A toot-a-toot at two-two on the
streets of Morris this afternoon will
indicate that the carnival parade has
started. The parade will march
down Main street" and will give
spectators the opportunity to view a
few of the attractions of the high
school carnival free of charge. A
roads scholar" and joyous follower
of the cap and bells will lead the
parade.
Two bands composed mainly of the
popular jazz instruments, and the
noises emitting therefrom will inspire
the marchers. The millennium will be
suggested by the sight of a big
brown bear and Shetland pony
walking in close proximity. The
wild man. of Borneo, however, will
be left to flock by himself because
of his exceeding wildness.
The carnival itself will take place
in the high school at 1880. tonight.
The attractions include puppet
show a niger baby booth, fortune
teller, a series of wonders Of the
earth," zoo which will present
animals heretofore unheard Of, spIen-
did eats, and continuous program.
And Morris famous fun-maker
slippery" Carlson will appear in q
new and mysterious role.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1920-11-19
Students C1uh

The first meeting of the Students
Club for November was held on Mon
day 18th at the home of Mrs. c. R.
Wollthan with Mrs. Gould as assist
ing hostess.
The President, Mrs. Trip, con-
Quoted the meeting, fourteen men,
bers being present and number of
visitors. The usual routine business
was transacted and the names of Mrs.
Dickey and Mrs. Bredesen voted up
on for active membership.
The study for the day was on Ed
ucation, one of the most necessary
and potent methods of bringing about
better citizenship, this being our gen
eral topic for the years study.
Mrs. S. Stewart gave an interest
ing and instructive paper on the Fed
eral Bureau of Education describing
it's various branches of work and re-
suits accomplished.
Mrs. Witwer told of the Carnegie
and Rockefeller foundations and en-
phasized particularly the vast
amount of good these methods of
education had accomplished.
The third topic was on The Powers
and Duties of the State Supt. and
State Board given in an interesting
paper by Mrs. Fitzgerald
Nearly all the meetings allow a
half hour for current events and Mrs.
Wells discussed the relations of ia
pan and America, mentioning the
possibilities of cordial relationship
and harmonious cooperation between
the U. s. and Japan.
The president then introduced Miss
Sewell, a Red Cross nurse recently
returned from work in Poland. She
gave most vivid and detailed &C
count of life and conditions in that
land of brave and courageous people.
Such a talk by an eye witness and
worker in that needy land could
but enthuse her hearers with the de-
sire to help the Red Cross of U. s.
in carrying on the beneficient after
war work so much needed. A rising
vote of thanks was given Miss Sewell.
The next meeting will be held on
Nov. 20 at the home Of Mrs. Krueger.
Club Reporter.